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The long-awaited Mini Incredibowl is finally HERE!
Incredibowl Industries listened to their customers feedback, and re-imagined their Cannabis Cup winning Incredibowl technology in a cost effective pocket sized version.
As with the full-size Incredibowl, the glass bowl is shielded by the anodizedaluminum BowlArmortm to protect it from accidental drops and knocks. The smoke is cooled and filtered of tars before filling the shatterproof expansion chamber. Pull the BowlArmortm to open the 9-hole Annular Purge Carbtm, blasting the cool, flavorful smoke into your lungs with high-velocity jets of fresh air.
Made with the same exacting quality of its big brother, the Mini Incredibowl is available in 3 colors initially - Red, Copper & Purple.
Length: 4.8" (Unextended) 5.1" (Fully extended)
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i tried one of this and i almost shit my self it was so good
This thing really is Incredibowl
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10 Sep, 2010
I cannot believe I am the first person to comment on this lovely piece of kit, given that it is currently in the top 10 sales on EDIT. As a pipe, it is completely smooth and does a half filled bowl just as well as a full one. It is easy to take apart and cleans easily, and looks cool to boot. But if - like me - you get bored of pipes easily and go back to 'normal' cigarettes, it has an extra treat to make sure you don't put it down... If you take out the glass bowl and pop in a tightly rolled roach, hey presto - a wonderful way to get a bigger and better hit without much of the harshness. Go and buy this now before it's too late.

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Action and Adventure video game by Microsoft for the Xbox< read all 1 reviews
Phantom Dust is an extremely engaging and creative action RPG game that mixes elements of card games and anime. And for the price it's a solid title for your library.
The original Phantom Dust was developed and published by the Japanese arm of Microsoft Game Studios and then ported to the American audiences by publisher, Majesco. It has one distinct advantage over the Japanese version: It only costs 20 bucks.
Phantom Dust begins with the destruction of the earth sometime in the future. A strange dust has covered the planet resulting in death for most and memory loss for the rest. Those who do survive are forced to live underground, only to venture to the surface for 15 minute increments lest they have their memories erased as well. You are found in a capsule-like container with no memory and no name. You are with someone else who is given the name of Edgar since that's what is carved on the locket around his neck. The idea of the story is to find out who you are and where you came from. The idea of memory loss is not new in games and the quest to find out who you are has been done over and over. However, the setting and odd characters breathe new life into what could have been an ordinary, clichéd story.
Phantom Dust is an action-RPG game meaning that there are elements of Role Playing Games and elements of action fighters. throw in some tabletop card gameplay and you have the essence of Phantom Dust. The game is on constant 3rd person view and the control scheme is surprisingly easy given the complexity of the game. When you are underground, the thumbsticks control movement and the camera and the A button initiates conversation or acts as a general Action button. When on the surface engaged in battle, each of the buttons is assigned a power. More on those later. The point to realize now is that the user assigns powers to each of the buttons in the midst of fighting. So no complaining that the buttons were mapped poorly. If they were, you did it yourself.
The RPG elements of Phantom Dust are not going to please hard-core fans. You walk around the underground through a total of about 6 rooms talking to no more than a dozen different people. The conversations that appear are not multiple choice like in Jade Empire or KOTOR. So there is no character choices on your part. The characters is developed according to the script.
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The meat of the game is skills. As you progress through the game, you get acquire more skills. These skills come in the form of Attack, defensive, special, etc. These all have different uses in the game and are earned as you progress. with well over 300 skills, you can see how this is starting to resemble a card game similar to Magic. Collect cards with powers and skills to play against friends.
The first missions are tutorial and they seem to be quite extensive. After the tutorials, the player is introduced to arsenals and cases. This is such a complex system that the game is actually interrupted with videos explaining how to navigate the interfaces and use the arsenals. Without going into painful detail, the arsenal is explained as a container of dust that you take to the surface. Inside each container is a set of 30 skills that you choose based on what you've earned or purchased. When you take the container to the surface, 3 skills will appear for you to assign to buttons. The order is random but all the skills will be from the arsenal of skills you have organized. Use up a skill and more appear. One twist: you can't load up the arsenal with skills alone. Each skill takes a certain amount of aura points to use so you need to pack your arsenal with aura particles as well. When they appear in battle, you can assign and use them as you would skills. They have the effect of bumping up your overall aura points which are recharged after using a skill over time. This leads to firing a few volleys and then running around in fear while your aura recharges.
After each battle, the player will earn credits. These credits can then be taken to Mac's shop to buy more skills, arsenals or junk, a collection of 5 random skills at a bulk rate. Much like you'd find at Costco. If they sold magic powers.
The AI in Phantom Dust is good, but not great. The enemies tend to run around more than necessary and often switch directions for no reason. however, they do get difficult as the game progresses and know how to use skills and defensive powers. It is quite a feat of engineering to program AI to correctly use over 300 potential skills.
Overall the gameplay is fairly addictive, if somewhat repetitive. there are long, medium and short distance weapons, but each may take a different arc on it's journey to your enemy so the player must know the environment and the correct position to effectively use the skill. But the game is really won in the lab where you edit your arsenal. This reminds me of the MechWarrior franchise where the person who won was usually the one who could build the most effective 'Mech before the game even started. This is the same way. The person who can put together the most effective arsenal will probably win despite any button mashing skill differences.
In a word, fantastic. As one would expect from a 1st party Xbox title, the graphics are beautiful. While the underground environment is extremely small, the attention to detail is amazing. Bump mapping and hi-res textures make the underground world dank and cramped.
My only complaint with the environments is that the battle arenas consist of only 4 or 5 different locations. And with nearly 100 missions, players will soon get tired of playing over and over on the same levels. That said, the levels are fantastic, with the same attention to detail as the underground with one overwhelming advantage: The levels are almost completely destructible. Fire enough volleys into a crosswalk and it will crash down on your opponent. Come smashing down to earth from your levitation spell and you'll leave a huge crater. Holes can be punched, staircases destroyed, walls smashed. Almost everything in the world can be crushed. Very effective and very immersive.
Some could call the character models strangely beautiful. And they would be correct. Keep in mind that this is a Japanese game and they have a different sense of design. While not falling under the umbrella of anime like some titles do, the characters have a definite anime influence. The arms and legs are longer than humanly possible and very thin. The hair and facial structures lean toward effeminate. The run animation of your character is goofy and limp-like. This is definitely not a hero that you would want to emulate. But he sure is interesting to control.
With over 300 skills, you'd expect the effects to be churned out and repetitive-looking. Not so. They are detailed, bright, and varied. Obviously the attention to art was a huge priority. And it paid off in spades.
The voice work in Phantom Dust is limited to a few cut scenes. The acting is decent due in part to the fine translation that never ends up in pigeon English. You won't find any "All your base are belong to us". Sorry of this is disappointing to some of you.
And the music, Wow! While underground, the music is an eclectic, sometimes creepy mix of ambience, techno, elevator and classical. I was shocked to hear Clair de Lune and Beethovens Moonlight sonata in a game. Pleasantly surprised that is. The music is weird and wonderful and worked for me. They could have gone to basic techno or industrial Goth crud, but they mixed genres to create a compelling soundscape. If you disagree, the game has full support for custom soundtracks.
Multiplayer is where the card game aspects really come out. if you haven't earned or purchased a certain skill, you can't put it in your arsenal. So the first time you go online, you'll find some smacktard kid with an uber skill who just kicks your @ss.... Adding insult to injury, you can tell how much better that smacktard kid is than you by looking at the included leader boards. While not nearly as extensive as Halo2 or MechAssault 2, the multiplayer support is quite good especially for a budget title.
There are 3 basic types of multiplayer: battle royale, tag team and 1-on-1 each with a few variations to mix things up. Again, not as extensive as other multiplayer games. But definitely enough to keep players occupied.
The game supports system link and Xbox Live with up to 4 players. This is not a huge amount by today's standards, but since most RPGs don't have any multiplayer support (such as Fable or KOTOR), we should be thankful.
Phantom Dust also supports voice, but strangely, all voice is available to everyone all the time. There is no team chat even in team games.
Parents Should know...
Phantom Dust is rated T for Teen, and is safe for that age group. There's no blood, but some of the cutscenes could be a little frightening for the young kids. The overall weirdness and dark storyline won't interest most youngsters, but is perfectly acceptable for older kids.
Phantom Dust is arguably the best budget title for the Xbox given it's extensive gameplay and fine support for Xbox Live. Don't be turned off by the low price tag, this title deserves a spot right next to your $50 titles.
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ClaireDalloway on 8/2/2014 5:52:00 PM more reviews by ClaireDalloway
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
Well, after two months I still haven't figured out whether I like these or not. I love the packaging and the price is also not that high and I certainly love the number of various colors. However, they tend to be incredible dusty a stay on for an hour - then they disappear. Not crease but disappear. Where do they go? But for some reason I like my customized duo and therefore three lippies.
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edwina22 on 8/1/2014 5:27:00 AM more reviews by edwina22
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I own 6 of the matte art deco eyeshadows I they are really good ! They are rather pricey as it was $9 NZD for 0.8 grams of eyeshadow but I'm glad I purchased them. They are buttery smooth but to the point where they are powdery ( especially the lighter shades) . However, they have great pigmentation and are super easy to blend !!
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innese on 2/10/2014 6:18:00 AM more reviews by innese
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
I only have one which is a matte pink called rosy starling. It's texture is incredible, so smooth an buttery. I love it, it's a true matte and it makes a great base color that doesn't wear off.
However, I didn't realize when I bought it online that it was going to be this small, It's less than a gram and it's the size of a fingertip. I also dislike the packaging, It's just a pan with a plastic sliding lid that's easy to lose. You're supposed to put it inside an empty palette they provide (no depot necessary) but that case costs about 16$ and each eyeshadow costs 10$ so it could get pricy and I'm not sure it's worth the hassle. I really hate it when companies make you buy a container, it's like signing up to a club, you then have to buy more of their products. I should be able to get a decently packed product without having to buy additional items.
I do like this eyeshadow a lot, and I will go on using it, but I don't think I'll buy any more eyeshadows from them and if I do, I will get an empty palette on eBay, and not any of their expensive ones.
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karmenas on 10/19/2013 12:10:00 PM more reviews by karmenas
Age: 36-43 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
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*TOP REVIEWER* winterfairy on 4/25/2012 12:03:00 PM more reviews by winterfairy
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Black, Medium Eyes: Brown
I have 10 of them and I looooove them. They're soft, blendable, pigmented and color choice is more than great. I used to avoid shimmery eyeshadows but these ones (that are not from matte line) are with subtle shimmer that revives the eye (if you know what I mean). Not expensive and you can make your own palette. Will buy again!
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*TOP REVIEWER* stls on 4/8/2012 5:28:00 PM more reviews by stls
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium Eyes: Green
I have only 4 eye shadows from artdeco, and they are not bad but there are definitely better options. Some of them are too sheer, others too sparkly for my taste, there are not many interesting colors and fallout is guaranteed.
I like the magnetic palette though, cute and handy. When I'm in the mood for sparkly eye make up, use a good brush and primer the result is quite satisfying and I've received compliments, but I don't think I'll repurchase.
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*TOP REVIEWER* mcalcia on 9/13/2011 3:50:00 PM more reviews by mcalcia
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
What attracted me to ArtDeco eyeshadows was a combination of factors:
1) their palette system - super small and travel-friendly palettes
2) packaging - you don't need to depot them to put them on a palette and you can carry them as single eyeshadows too,
3) they don't have a lot of product but still a good amount for the price (I hate huge eyeshadows, I never finish them),
4) they have beautiful shades - lots of neutrals and great non-neutral but wearable colors, matte, satin or shimmery, some even a bit glittery, so there's something for everyone.
As you can see I really wanted to love ArtDeco eyeshadows. But, unfortunately, they were a huge disappointment to me. I have 7 shades: 11, 16, 17, 18 (shimmery beige, taupes, brown), 84 (shimmery purple), 350 (taupe with a bit of glitter) and 514 (matte light taupe) and none of them is a winner.
Their problems:
- really poor pigmentation, even with primer and cream e/s as a base
- they're super powdery and have huge fallout, even in the non-glittery shades. The matte one was specially powdery
- once you blend a little, they become basically invisible and the shimmer is gone
- the glitter is a bit chunky, not as bad as Catrice glittery eyeshadows, but definetely not a fine glitter.
I'm still undecided about repurchasing. I would buy another ArtDeco eyeshadow if I wanted to try some different shade that I'm not sure that will work for me, but only if I don't find anything similar in other cheap (but better) brands like Catrice, Essence or Kiko. I'm definetely not buying any neutrals from ArtDeco anymore since you can easily find good quality neutrals in lots of other brands.
I'll give it 3 lippies because they're definetely not the worst eyeshadows in the world (which would be Maybelline, Cover Girl and the like) and they have a great price and a good variety of shades and finishes.
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These shadows are of very good quality, they blend easily and do not crease. I would really recommend them. They are of much higher quality than other drugstore brands.
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I have just realized that HSN is selling ARTDECO products (woo-hoo!) so I figured it might be a good idea to do a review. I have 5 colors in the refill cases. (Which are basically just black cases with clear slide-out covers....the case can be purchased on HSN as well.) I own #44 - pearly white-gold; 218 - shimmery taupe; 233 - shimmery bronze; 211 - shimmery beige; 90 - shimmery medium dark purple with hints of mauve.
Yes, they appear fairly small in size, but keep in mind they weigh in at 0.03oz net weight, and MAC weighs in at 0.04, so not as little product as you think. Also keep in mind the cost of one of these babies is $6-$7 compared to MAC's $10 for the refills. So I think you come out pretty even here.
As for the quality, I have no complaints about the colors I own. The payoff is consistently good, and the staying power is on par with MAC or UD (with UD primer potion underneath as always.)
I used to have to swap with MUAers in Europe to get my hands on these, so I am excited that you can finally get them easily in the U.S. and I'm looking forward to trying new colors!
*edit* Just noticed the ones sold on HSN are actually 0.02 oz, but mine are all 0.03. Interesting, and worth noting.
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*TOP REVIEWER* carita on 3/6/2010 2:53:00 PM more reviews by carita
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The four lippies are the grade of the eyeshadows in general. Further in the review, Ill grade each shade separately (the grade will reflect their blendability, pigmentation and simply how I like the colour).
These were the first good eyeshadows that I bought. Ive heard a lot about their quality and the array of shades is great (I think there are over 50 shades), but I usually stick to neutrals. These eyeshadows are in fact refills. Each eyeshadow comes in its own pan, with transparent cover with the shade number written on it. On the bottom of the pan is a magnet which is used to sticking (attaching) the eyeshadow into a box. You dont need to buy a palette; basically you could put the eyeshadows into any metal box. The boxes (or palettes, as I like to call them) can be bought separately. There are palettes for two eyeshadows, three eyeshadows, four eyeshadows and eight eyeshadows. The palettes are usually black, with Art Deco signature sign, but you can find palettes with decorative top cover (usually 3 pans palette) which are released with every collection and are LE. I must also mention that the camouflage and blush pans are the size of 2 eyeshadow pans. Every palette has the separate part for the brush (spoonge tip applicator), but the applicators must be bought separately.
The eyeshadows have wonderful, silky texture. Lighter shades are not as pigmented as dark shades. Most of the eyeshadows have pearly finish with some shimmer, although there are some matte and some glittery eyeshadows (I dont recommend these, because you would end up with glitter all over your face, and their texture is not nearly as nice). Most of the eyeshadows I own blends well. They have pretty good staying power, especially if used with Art Deco eyeshadow base. The price of these eyeshadows is in a medium range here they cost around $6-7 for a pan. I own these shades: 218, 299, 98, 208, 05, 92, 284 and 93.
218 a medium to dark taupe brown. It has good color payoff. (4/5)
299 a peachy pink colour, with a considerably good colour payoff, considering the fact that this is a very light shade. (5/5)
98 a light greyish-purple shade. it is not very pigmented, but still has a decent colour payoff. Blends easily. (5/5)
208 a medium to dark bronzey brown. It is my favourite colour, has good pigmentation (it is a bit darker than it seems on the swatch picture). Blends easily. (5/5) 05 a light grey, medium pigmentation. Blends easily. It looks especialy good with the shade 93 (4/5)
92 very dark purple (in the pan), which on the skin turns out as a very dark brown with purple sheen. Very pigmented, but very difficult to blend and it can simply look dirty and muddy if it is applied with a light hand (other shades look good when applied lightly). (3/5)
284 light lavender. I dont know what was I thinking when purchasing these shade as it completely clashes with my skin tone. The pigmentation is pretty strong. (3/5)
93 very light pink; it is barely visible on the skin. (2/5)
When I repurchase anothes shade, I will update the review. All in all, I find these eyeshadows are pretty good and worth the money.
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Not many, since Battlefield 1943 came out.
I tend to dip into it at lunchtime if it's pissing down with rain and I can't go out. It's ace. Really should get a bit more EG love than it's currently getting.
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I got bored of it pretty quick, and I think there's already a thread.
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Apologies if this has been covered and I've not been able to find it yet.
I've recently bought a Galaxy Tab 10.1 which will connect to the school network with no issues (excellent when used with Unified Remote). I've got the current school proxy settings on the wireless however whenever I try to connect to the net I get the error message "Authentication via the proxy server was unsuccessful. There are no options that I can find for inputting user/pass and the only apps I can find to help with this require rooting the device. I'm not totally against rooting and if it is the only option then so be it, but before I risk this does anyone have a solution?


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Nutri-Lawn Newfoundland Launches Annual "Re-Nourish" Food Drive Posted on 02 November 2010 The Salvation Army Partners with Nutri-Lawn to "Restock The Shelves" (October 28th) Nutri-Lawn Newfoundland held its Annual "Re-Nourish" Food Drive in the city of St. John's, "Restocking The Shelves" for The Salvation Army's Community and Family Services Food Bank. Major Donette Percy stated, "We wish to thank the employees of Nutri-Lawn for their tireless efforts to ensure that the shelves at The … [Read more...]
2010 re:nourish Food Drive Is On!
Once again Nutri-Lawn franchisees and staff members from across the country are participating in our annual food drive program. Collections of non-perishable food items go to help local food banks in the lead up to their busy Christmas demand. If you would like to donate items please contact your local Nutri-Lawn office at 1-888-NutriLawn to arrange collection or locate a drop-off location. The Nutri-Lawn / re:nourish food drive program began in Kitchener, Ontario on 2007. In 2008 it was … [Read more...]
FOTOCAN Newsletter Summer 2010
Friends Of The Orphans Canada Summer 2010 Newsletter: Dear Friends, The months have flown by since our last newsletter, and since the enormous destruction in Haiti. At our Annual Meeting this year, we heard reports not only from volunteers who had been in Haiti, but also progress on new projects in the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Peru. Now we are preparing and fundraising for building trips coming up in the fall and spring of 2011. Underlying these activities is the … [Read more...]
Silver Lakes Golf & Country Club hosts tournament in support of Dave Russell's Ride to Conquer Cancer
On June 5th Nutri-Lawn sponsored a Golf Tournament for Dave's friend's and supporters at Silver Lakes Golf and Country Club on June 5th. A great time was had by all... - - and we were surprised to see that some of Dave's hockey buddies have better skills on the links than on the ice. Dave has been ramping up his training the 200 km ride from Toronto to Niagara Falls. … [Read more...]
Nutri-Lawn supports Dave Russell as he takes part in the Ride to Conquer Cancer
Nutri-Lawn is very proud to be sponsoring Dave Russell's efforts in the Ride to Conquer Cancer. The Ride to Conquer Cancer® is a unique, two-day cycling event to take place on June 12-13, 2010, journeying over 200k from Toronto to Niagara Falls. The Ride is a brand new endeavour to Conquer Cancer In Our Lifetime. The money raised for The Ride to Conquer Cancer will benefit The Campbell Family Institute at The Princess Margaret, one of the top 5 cancer research centres in the world. The … [Read more...]


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Keurig Green Mountain has appointed José Octavio Reyes Lagunes, retired vice chairman of The Coca-Cola Export Corporation, to its board of directors.
If the retail industry needed a catalyst for change, one that nearly mandates more efficient and sustainable packaging practices, FedEx recently provided the blowtorch to ignite it.
Walmart is sponsoring the translation of an industry leading food fraud prevention course into Mandarin as part of a larger effort designed to position the retailer as a leader in product quality, authenticity and safety.
Suburban Atlanta will be home to Keurig Green Mountain's new manufacturing facility used to produce new cold products resulting from its new partnership with Coca-Cola.
When brand marketers and agency executives gathered in Chicago recently for the annual Shopper Marketing Summit there was plenty of talk about mobile, social and digital, but there was one thing no one talked about.
The husband of a woman who died following a bizarre series of developments precipitated by a shopping trip to Walmart is pursuing an even more bizarre lawsuit alleging the retailer and its manufacturer of plastic bags are at fault.
Coregistics, a packaging supply chain services company, has acquired Cano Packaging, a Chicago-area company that specializes in primary contract packaging services for food and confectionary manufacturers.
Walmart and Sam's Club are scheduled to hold the 8th Annual Sustainable Packaging Exposition next week at the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers, Ar.
Walls + Forms Inc. has introduced its Mini Pallet Promota, a modular, robust pallet display system designed specifically for promoting palletized or bulk stacked products.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters announced that Dr Pepper Snapple Group's Snapple iced teas soon will be available in K-Cup and Vue packs for GMCR's Keurig single-cup brewing systems.
Efforts to make food healthier and healthy food more affordable took center stage last week in Washington, D.C. when Walmart unveiled its new "Great For You," packaging icon.
Picture this setting. The neatly manicured grounds of the spectacular Broadmoor resort are underfoot, the Rocky Mountains are in the background, and the sky above Colorado Springs is a crisp blue. Hundreds of dark-suited senior executives are milling about an early evening reception, sipping wine as white-gloved waiters offer curious looking hors d'oeuvres.
Rubbermaid has introduced a new line of glass food storage products to its Easy Find Lids line.
Consumers can expect to find less packaging with their food and beverages in the coming years as manufacturers look to eliminate waste.
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market announced that it has debuted the winning design from its first-ever Design-A-Bag contest in its stores this week. The new reusable bag retails for only 79 cents and has already been a big hit with customers with thousands already sold. The bag's creative design was hand-drawn by Los Angeles resident Josephine Close, who received a year's worth of free groceries for winning the contest.
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A celebration of writing and riding
On Monday, November 10th, 4Culture will host a launch party for Poetry on Buses 2014. There will be music and live readings by 36 local poets. See you there?
Hear My Bus a Comin'
On Monday, November 19th, at 11:10 AM there will be an unveiling of the bus shelter honoring Seattle's own Jimi Hendrix. The shelter is at 23rd & Massachusetts (in front of NAAM), which is roughly half a block west of Jimi Hendrix Park.
My People Are Rising, by Aaron Dixon
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Summer's Last Sojourn
It's been a violent and eventful summer in the Middle East. I hope readers have an opportunity to escape from the mostly terrible news. I'm communing with nature this week and reading Yossi Klein Halevi's book, Like Dreamers.
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It's been a violent and eventful summer in the Middle East. I hope readers have an opportunity to escape from the mostly terrible news. I'm communing with nature this week and reading Yossi Klein Halevi's book, Like Dreamers.
On the Death of a Friend in Israel
My friend Elhanan Harlev died on July 1st after a long illness. We had an odd friendship. He was an Israeli by way of Germany and Argentina. I am a kid from Long Island. Elhanan was more than three decades older than me. We did not share a common language. Against those odds we somehow managed to communicate. Often times it was through an able interpreter like his wife, my cousin Carol, or one of her sons from her first marriage—most often Ari, who has popped up on this blog from time to time. At other times, Elhanan and I just found a way to understand each other. Never has a name, Elhanan means "God is Merciful," been so apt for the soft-spoken, gentle, and wise soul that he was (and remains). His was an extraordinary life because it was so normal. And in that normalcy, he taught me more about Israel than much of what I have read. Read more »
Hossam Bahgat writes about the recent verdicts against former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak and his sons, and how Egyptians unwittingly paid for their lavish lifestyles over the years.
Aliaa Hamed muses on why Egypt's revolutionaries are boycotting the elections. Read more »
Is Islamic Jihad getting soft? Most likely not, but last Sunday, Jodi Rudoren had an interesting piece in the New York Times about the group. For those not familiar with the details of Islamic Jihad (sometimes referred to as Palestinian Islamic Jihad), it was founded in the late 1970s by Palestinian students studying in Egypt, frustrated that, for all the rhetorical demands in the Arab world and beyond for the establishment of a Palestine state, no one was doing much about it. As the group's name implies, its focus was exclusively liberating Palestine—from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean—through violence. Read more »
"What next?" That is the question that virtually everyone in Turkey is asking and it has Turks on edge. It has become shorthand for a series of other questions: Will Prime Minister Erdogan declare his presidential candidacy? Probably…maybe…,but you never know. Will President Gul oppose him? Unclear. Can Erdogan remain prime minister? Yes, but he seems to want to be president. Would Gul be willing to be prime minister if Erdogan becomes president? He says he won't play Medvedev to Erdogan's Putin, but that may just be a tactic. If not Gul, then who would assume the prime ministry? Perhaps deputy prime minister Ali Babacan, but whoever it is—besides Gul—it will certainly be someone Erdogan can control or intimidate. Can Erdogan be marginalized in the officially apolitical presidency? The prime minister is the sun around which Turkish politics revolves; he does not do "marginalized." Read more »
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There will be light blogging for the next week because…well…you can see why. Thanks!
IRIN reports on Jordan's neglected refugees.
Mada Masr presents "Lexicon of a revolution's insults," which looks at new terms and labels invented after the Egyptian uprising of January 25. Read more »
Last week the Congress passed the omnibus spending bill for fiscal years 2014 and 2015. In one sense, this was very good news as it staves off a budget stalemate and another possible government shutdown until after the November elections. Still, there was not much for anyone of any political persuasion to like about the bill, which seems to be a combination of unnecessary spending and gratuitous cuts. Many Egypt watchers in Washington also found a reason to groan buried deep within the 1,582-page legislation. After the Obama administration delayed delivery of some military equipment because of the July 3 coup d'état, the Congress has paved the way for a full resumption of the assistance program to Egypt including $1.3 billion in military aid and $250 million of economic assistance. The spending bill may have done away with the national security waiver that made it easy for an administration to overcome congressional efforts to withhold aid (see Rice, Condoleezza circa 2007) in favor of criteria that Cairo must meet to receive assistance, but it is back to business as usual. Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT), who is chairman of the Appropriations subcommittee on State Department, foreign operations, and related programs, tried to make the best of the spending bill declaring that it represented the "toughest conditions the Congress has imposed on aid to the Egyptian military." This seems a rather low bar given that Washington has never actually imposed any conditions on military aid to Egypt. What Leahy does not mention, of course, is the fact that the new law exempts Egypt from Section 7008 of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Law, which says that the United States will not aid governments that come to power as a result of coups d' état. Read more »
Outsiders tend to underestimate the deep psychological impact that the last almost three years have had on Egyptians. Not long after the exhilaration of Mubarak's exit, Egyptians confronted the complexities of their reality. What followed is now a well-worn story of disappointment, tragedy, more disappointment, some more exhilaration, and despair. There are, of course, Egyptians who are looking forward to better days now that the Muslim Brotherhood experiment has been short-circuited. Still, the uncertainty and violence have taken a toll. For good reason, Egypt is a country collectively on-edge. Although it has avoided the general depravity that characterizes Syria—with perhaps the exception of the Sinai—the delegitimizing and dehumanizing discourse that is now common in Egyptian debates about the future makes the search, conducted mostly by outsiders, for negotiation and consensus fanciful. Egypt has reached the stage where, despite a roadmap for reconstituting an electoral political order, the goal remains for one group or another to impose its political will on the others, just as it has been since February 2011. Read more »
At 2pm on October 6, 1973, operation codename "Badr" began when two hundred Egyptian aircraft—under the command of General Hosni Mubarak—screamed low over the Suez Canal on their way to Israeli airbases and command and control installations in the Sinai. Within fifteen minutes of the airstrikes, 4,000 Egyptian soldiers aboard more than 700 rubber dinghies made their way across the Canal along five fronts to assault the Bar-Lev line. By the morning of October 7, the Egyptian military had transferred an astonishing 90,000 men, 895 tanks, and 11,000 vehicles into the Sinai and established five bridgeheads east of the Canal while inflicting heavy losses on the Israel Defense Forces. Read more »
From the Potomac to the Euphrates examines how debates about Mideast policy in Washington connect to the region, with a special focus on Egypt and Turkey.
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Good morning. I'm Renee Montagne. Marina Shifrin became an Internet sensation this week when she danced her way out of the office to Kanye West's hit song "Gone." Captions detailed her grievances, like long hours. Her former company, in Taiwan, makes animated videos, so naturally it responded in kind to "The Quitting Dance."
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Includes 1" wide polypropylene web strap that resists acid, gas, and weather. Rust-resistant metal hardware and stainless steel screws for mounting. Length 3'. Installation required. Made in USA.
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I like it I purchased this to replace my old tie down that broke because the hardware was made of plastic. I use it to hold my battery and battery box in place and stop it from bouncing around while I am trailering my boat. It works pretty well, Only reason I gave it a 4 and not a 5 is because it is hard to tighten it enough to really hold it in place like I would like. The metal hardware is nice, and easy to install following the directions. Looks great too. Overall a really good product and definitely worth the price. July 4, 2012
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I have seen a lot of people posting threads on their first time carrying at the good ol' wally world so I though I would too I have had my permit for a few weeks but this was really my first time carrying anywhere besides the gas station. The wife and I (and my S&W .40Sigma in an IWB galco holster) went to change our insurance policies for our cars and house. We sat in the office for about an hour and besides trying to get used to sitting with my gun I didn't even think about it. Then we went to wally world. We walked around the whole store and looked at some stuff but didn't need to buy anything, I was a little wary at first that somehow everyone "knew" but it wore off really fast and by the end I wasn't even thinking about it anymore, I did notice that I was paying more attention to the other people around me than usual but I think that's a good thing. Then we went and had breakfast/dinner at denny's (i work nights so it was my breakfast), one guy gave me kind of a weird look but i think he was just a strange guy. Then we went home, completely uneventful but I'm still getting used to carrying it around.
I do have one question tho and I'm hoping someone can help me out, I have a SD permit and i live in SD but I still have my UT driver's license because it doesn't expire until the end of the year. Could this be a problem if I get stopped by LEO, I usually just use my military ID anyway so i never even think about my driver's license, i thought about getting my SD license just so i don't have to deal with the hassle if I do get stopped between now and then, any thoughts?


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I have a new granddaughter born yesterday afternoon. She is just a little one, 5 pounds and 1 ounce. She is perfect and so very cute. I looked at her little face yesterday for the first time and now it's permanently pasted in my memory photos. A little tiny nose, a cap of black hair, long little fingers, sweet baby mouth. You always wonder if there's more love for a new baby, but love just grows as we add more to our family. I'm going to be her nanny-grammy as she now makes child #6 in my daughter's family. I'm moving to live closer to her and the great thing about that is that my other daughter lives nearby with my other two grandchildren. This is one happy grammy.
This morning between a choir special of Hosannas and a worship song entitled We Will Overcome, I had to share a segue to connect them. Reflections of this week are sobering and difficult. I can't imagine His suffering, but I am thankful for Jesus and for His resurrection. Have a blessed holy week and that He loved me that much.
This is what I wrote to use today in worship.
That day in Jerusalem must have been somewhat like a modern day ticker-tape parade. So many people celebrating the LORD as he rode into town�not in a convertible but on a donkey, not with flying confetti and cheers but waving palm branches and shouts of Hosannas. Jesus was not fooled by this fickle crowd, not one little bit. He was there for a purpose. He knew what lay in store for Him that week and continued to teach His disciples. He tried to warn them concerning what was coming. They were clueless, but He had that covered too�He promised to send a Comforter, the Holy Spirit, to teach them and remind them of His words. He told them in spite of questions and troubles that come they should take heart. He said �I have overcome the world.�
Precious words of Jesus are recorded in John 17 as He prayed over his disciples for their unity and protection, but the good news for us today is found in verse 20.
20 �My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message,
His words are for us. He has overcome; and we too we will overcome . . . not by our strength, but by the blood of the Lamb.
I had a random thought this morning after I had closed up my SparkPage before work. I have gained a few pounds back which, of course, I had hoped not to do. BUT that has been my pattern all of my adult life. I know why it happens, and I know how to fix it. Every other time it followed reaching my weight goal. I was so ashamed of myself at the time, I wouldn't go back to the weight program I used to turn it back around. I don't feel that shame here. I am glad I am still in the "lost" category. I appreciate the teams and the challenges. Thanks for your help, Spark Friends.
Another BIG WOW! This time I didn't get to Spark until I got home from spending the weekend with my granddaughters. So another surprise to see I was spotlighted on the 5% challenge. Thanks for all of the visits to my page. It's so nice to have so many friends stop by (and I didn't even have to clean the house!)
Wow What a nice surprise! I was at my granddaughter's birthday swimming party this afternoon and now in the hotel with two sweet GDs having a girls' night. I thought I'd check out the free internet and what did I find? Lots of goodies and comments. Thanks for the day in the light. I feel honored. Go Daisies!


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Twice a week, The Chronicle features a local home on the market that caught our eye for its architecture, history or character. More photos: www.sfgate.com/columns/walkthrough.
Address: 4 Corte Palos Verdes St., Tiburon
Asking price: $2.35 million
Description: Set on a .58-acre lot, this five-bedroom home features an open floor plan, vaulted ceilings and elegant spaces for dining and entertaining. The living room and dining room offer large, paned windows, a wood-burning fireplace with stone surround and French doors opening to a spacious deck looking out at the neighborhood. High-end appliances, a breakfast nook and Caesarstone counter tops highlight the eat-in kitchen. The ground level of the home features hardwood floors, a family room and an adjacent sunroom that accesses the patio and can serve as a home office. Set on a cul-de-sac in the Reedlands neighborhood, the home is near hiking trails, shopping and local schools.
Don't miss: The master suite includes a sitting area and offers a spa-quality bathroom with soaking tub, walk-in shower and dual vanities. The backyard includes a stone patio, outdoor kitchen and spa.
Built: 1970
Square feet: 3,379
For more information: Janet Williamson, Pacific Union International, (415) 906-2527, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Tabatha Davis of Reidsville was charged with felony shoplifting after attempting to take $694.44 worth of merchandise from The Drug Store in Reidsville.
Grady Lewis, Jr., owner of Shady Grady's in Reidsville died Saturday, August 23, 2014, at St. Joseph's Hospital in Savannah due to heart failure.
Optim Medical Center is a Platinum sponsor for this year's Wiregrass Festival. The Festival will be held on Saturday, September 27 in Reidsville.
And a very large earthquake hit the Napa Valley region in California over the weekend. Two folks from Collins, GA, were there on a vacation trip and Glynnis Blair Grace, formerly of Reidsville, and her husband Matt, had severe damage to their house and business, along with destruction all over the Napa area.
Obituaries this week:
Toni Williford Bradham, 42
Christine Rogers Durrence, 91
Harry "Bootsie" Hamm, 74
Grady W. "Shady" Lewis, Jr., 60
Dr. Don Lynn, 65
Doretha Blocker Thompson, 88
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A Fun Piece
By Avid TSC Watcher
from Richmond Hill, Ontario
Purchased this in the blue sodolite. It's lightweight, easy to put on and take off with the toggle closure, and for me it's just a fun piece of jewellery.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Soo Comfy!
By goldembrace
from Toronto, Ontario
This bracelet is so comfortable that I forgot I had it on. It is great when using the computer because it lays flat against your wrist. No flopping or bunching up. It's very well made a beautiful colour.
( 0 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
i now have all of them
By Happy feet
from POWELL RIVER
very nice
By Addicted to jewellery
from Province of Ontario
This bracelet is made in China and not a usual manufacture for Sajen. The bracelet fits a little but the carat weight and colour of the turquoise makes this piece a keeper.
( 1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Gemstone 5 Strand Bead Bracelet
By Like Shopping
from Calgary AB
I like this bracelet. It is comfortable and it is light weight. Beads look great.
Love it!!
By CJ
from Medicine Hat, AB
ANYTHING turquoise is great, but this particular bracelet is very pretty and just the right fit. Of course it will be worn with other turquoise items I have purchased in the past.
( 0 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
i have sodalite as well
i have pink and blue like them both
very well made