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Alternate Title: Reading Is the Way To GrowRead Baby Read (Reading Is the Way To Grow) (1985) - Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Cartoon Characters: Fat Albert, Rudy, Mushmouth, Dumb Donald, Bill, Mudfoot, Russell, Bucky, Weird Harold, Mickey, Buck.
- Originally Released in 1985.
- Color
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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Mickey, a friend of Fat Albert and the Cosby kids, believes that you don't need to be able to read to become a football player. Will Fat Albert and the star football player, Buck, be able to convince Mickey of the huge importance of learning how to read? The gifted football athlete hides the fact that he can't read, but finally, he admits that he must learn how.
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Use to use this cleanser like crazy until they changed the formula its very gentle on the skin.
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Love this face wash! Not too harsh and makes my skin feel amazing after each use. Also it removes my makeup. My whole family uses this and I lost count of how many bottles we've been through.
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I purchased this cleanser at the dollar store for next to nothing because I was trying to save money and didn't want to shell out the $14 for the Aveeno cleanser I had been using. I wasn't expecting much and so was pleasantly surprised - make that amazed - by this cheap cleanser. It foams up nicely and removes my stubborn foundation, though I sometimes have to use it twice in places where I've used more concealer. But even when I do, it never dries out my sensitive, acne-prone skin. I follow it up with a little bit of Cetaphil so maybe that's why but my skin has definitely improved since I started using this. I was using the redness reducing cleanser before and it didn't seem to help my sensitive skin very much. This, however, has made my skin feel less tight and has noticeably reduced the redness and irritation. It's gentle but effective. I've already repurchased once and will definitely do so again.
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Simply great! Been using it since L'oreal discontinued one of my favorite facial cleansers! Great for my oily skin
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*TOP REVIEWER* Missy on 9/28/2014 8:08:00 PM more reviews by Missy
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This is the best cleanser I've ever found. It's not perfect, but it's close. Most importantly, it's very gentle. I have really sensitive, oily (but dehydrated), acne-prone, rosacea-prone skin. It's not a picnic trying to satisfy all of my skin's needs. This cleanser doesn't aggravate it and it doesn't clog my pores. A lot of cleansers that are gentle end up clogging my pores because of the added emollients. This one does not. The only drawback is that it leaves a weird residue on your skin, like a coating. Oddly, it doesn't bother my skin at all, but the fact that I can feel something just bothers me. That's the only reason it doesn't get a perfect score from me.
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I've been using this for 4 or 5 years now, and it's one of very few skincare products I've repurchased several times. It's mild overall, it gets rid of the bumpy pores that form on my nose sometimes, and it calms down my hormonal chin acne when it occurs (once every few months). When I first started using this cleanser, I was on Retin-A for persistent chin breakouts, but this helped get it under control to the point that I stopped the tretinoin cream.
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I only ever buy the pump version, use half to a full pump, foam up between your fingers before you put it on your face.
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Vickybliss on 9/20/2014 2:23:00 PM more reviews by Vickybliss
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I've strayed from this, but always come back. I've been using it for 4+ years and it's the best cleanser for both price and performance. It doesn't irritate my sensitive skin (sensitive BUT oily, so I need that foaming action this provides), suds well, and rinses off fairly easily. It's easy to find in stores, a good price, with a pump. It's a no-brainer cleanser for me--it just works so well. I wear zinc-based sunscreen during the day and do not need a separate oil cleanser to remove it. However, I don't wear heavy face make-up, so I have no idea how well it would take that off.
The only con is that it will leave a tiny bit of a filmy residue if you just splash-and-go. A few pats to make sure it is all off is key, as it's viscous in texture.
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MisstinaaR on 9/20/2014 2:25:00 AM more reviews by MisstinaaR
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Sensitive? More like extremely drying. I don't understand all the good reviews. I must be the only one this doesn't work for... Or my skin is super sensitive. I'm going back to cetaphil. I don't know how it has a "best" review on paulas choice. Whatever
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*TOP REVIEWER* incognito on 9/12/2014 12:07:00 PM more reviews by incognito
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I love this product. It has no smell at all and it does the job! I much prefer it to the Daily Facials b/c I find those too environmentally unfriendly, and also harsh on my skin. I like to use it with my Clarisonic Mia. I'm so happy you can get the sensitive skin (unscented) version in Canada now, we used to only have the regular scented version. By the way, I like the pump version much better than the tube, which I find sometimes hard to squeeze out.
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Fabulous, believe the hype. Cheap as chips, no frills, does what it says. Gentle, effective, does not cause breakouts, lasts forever, a little goes a long way. Will continue to repurchase as long as they're making it.
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Using PhantomJS at scale
Did you know that SmugMug has a separate Sorcery blog? From time to time our Engineers will take you behind-the-scenes of something we've just built, or share some of the valuable insights we've had while investigating a particularly tricky fix. If you're interested in the technical nuts and bolts of what powers our site or if you just want to hear what's making our hearts beat a little faster, check it out! Their latest post deep-dives into The Phantom Renderer, or "how to make sure SEO works in the new SmugMug."
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About a year ago SmugMug had a dilemma. Our upcoming site-wide redesign and refactor (aka the new SmugMug) moved all of our rendering code into client-side JavaScript using YUI. We had a problem; SEO is critical for our customers and search engines couldn't index the new site.
Possible solutions were thrown around: do we duplicate our code in PHP? Use an artificial DOM? What about PhantomJS? Duplicating code would be a monumental effort and a continued burden when writing new features. Initial tests of fake/artificial DOMs proved unreliable. A small prototype Node.js web server that hooked into PhantomJS proved promising. Node.js' async model would be perfect for handling things that wait for I/O like rendering webpages. We came up with the project name 'The Phantom Renderer' soon after.
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I am not a technical person and although I could read this it would not mean much to me. It is why I am here as a Smug Mug member. I am a lifelong photographer and I have, at times, made a living as a photographer of people. However I am now (as of yesterday) seventy one years old. What you have given me with the creation of Smug Mug is the opportunity to share the things and places I love in my images for others to see. Smug Mug is my miracle this Christmas. You have given me a way to share what I love with others by providing me with the ability to show my images in a larger size, an upload system I can understand, and always an answer for what I don't understand when I get into trouble and can't figure something out. The help has always come promptly, without recrimination and I think from people who want me to succeed.
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Great, promoting your demonic religion of sorcery again.
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I have been using a very similar approach for our site. My setup includes: NodeJS, Express, PhantomJS, Forever, TingoDB.
Once we generate the html snapshot, we cache (file system) it and serve it using nodejs/express for any further requests. In addition, I also capture few stats (e.g crawler, url, datetime, response time) in a small in process DB (TingoDB).
It has not been to long that we have started using it, but I think it is promising.
I will be interested to hear from others about how they handled the following issues:
1. What status do you normally return to crawler, in case of failures e.g the target page threw a 500 or 404.
2. I have disabled image loading in PhantomJS , are there any other optimizations you considered ? Especially to reduce memory and/or CPU utilization by PhantomJS.


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Youth enrollment continued to expand, with 1.1 million people ages 18 to 34 signed up by March 1, an increase of 268,475 in a month, U.S. health officials said Tuesday in a report. President Barack Obama has made a special effort to appeal to young adults, including exchanging barbs with comedian Zach Galifianakis while pitching the health care law on the actor's parody web talk-show "Between Two Ferns."
A survey this week found the number of uninsured dropped since the health care law took effect Jan. 1. About 15.9% of Americans lack coverage this year, down from an all-time high of 18% in 2013, Gallup Inc. said yesterday.
"Now, during this final month of open enrollment our message to the American people is this: You still have time to get covered, but you'll want to sign up today — the deadline is March 31," U.S. Health Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said in a statement.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that about 6 million people will sign up this year for private plans under the new insurance marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act. Another 8 million are expected to join Medicaid, which is being expanded in at least 25 states. The goal of the 2010 law is to reduce the country's estimated 48 million uninsured.
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After March 31, open enrollment in private plans is closed for 2014 and people can only sign up if they experience life changes such as getting married or losing a job. Americans who don't carry insurance starting April 1 will be liable for tax penalties of as much as 1% of their income.
The CBO says it expects the government to collect $2 billion in penalties next year.
The new data on enrollment show that about 943,000 people signed up for private plans in February, fewer than the 1.1 million that signed up in January. Administration officials expect a surge of enrollment this month as the deadline approaches, similar to the burst in December, when 1.8 million signed up before an end-of-the-month deadline for coverage starting Jan. 1.
California continues to lead the nation in enrollment, with 869,000 people in private plans. Florida is second with 442,000 — the most of any state that relies on the federal enrollment system, Healthcare.gov.
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The administration said 83% of those who selected a plan are eligible to receive financial assistance to help pay premiums or other plan costs.
About 25% of people who have enrolled are from ages 18 to 34, a key demographic because young adults are generally healthier than older people. Insurers need as many young people on their rolls as possible to balance the cost of caring for older, sicker people and avoid future premium increases.
To that end, the administration is plowing resources into contacting young adults. Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to Obama, planned calls today to three radio programs aimed at young people and the White House hosted an event with entrepreneurs, researchers and graduate students that it called "#GeeksGetCovered." Obama's appearance on "Between Two Ferns" had drawn 3.9 million viewers before 3 p.m. New York time today at the site that produced it, Funnyordie.com.
The show began with trademark rude questions from Galifianakis — "I have to know, what is it like to be the last black president?" Eventually the two segued to the Affordable Care Act.
"Have you heard of healthcare.gov?" Obama asked the actor best known for his roles in the three "Hangover" movies.
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Posted by: Debra H | March 12, 2014 12:20 PM
I know people who are retired, wealthy, and used to carry catastrophic coverage. Now, they are on Obamacare and receive a subsidy because their only income is what they draw from their huge retirement account. These people have assets over 1/2 M. What's wrong with this picture?
Posted by: Wayne M | March 12, 2014 10:37 AM
4.2 million signed-up but I wonder how many will actually pay their premium to actually seal the deal? I expect the 4.2 million number will decrease 20% or so once those signed up have to pay their premium.It is hard to believe that the number of uninsured decreased. about 6 million people were impacted by ACA and lost their coverage. I have heard that about 60% of those signed up were already covered and signed up for the subsidy.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
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1. By 1958, what was Diane and Allan's marriage like?
(a) They lived separate lives.
(b) They were very close.
(c) They were the same as always.
(d) They were like brother and sister.
2. What were Cheech's and Diane's shared pastime?
(a) Writing.
(b) Reading.
(c) Photography.
(d) People watching.
3. Why did Howard work at Russek's?
(a) His parents wanted him to manage it one day.
(b) He wanted to earn money for college.
(c) He loved being around fur.
(d) He wanted to look good for a girl.
4. How did Diane experience the "real world"?
(a) Riding the subway at night.
(b) Reading everything.
(c) Working on Wall Street.
(d) Joining a gang.
5. Despite her artistic talents, where did Cheech live?
(a) A hotel.
(b) The Arbus' guest room.
(c) Her parents' house.
(d) In an abandoned house.
6. Why did Allan continue to photograph?
(a) Because he was good at it.
(b) Because he loved it.
(c) For the money.
(d) So he could meet women.
7. According to Bosworth, why did Cheech most adore Diane?
(a) Diane was her muse.
(b) Diane was a free spirit.
(c) Diane never criticized her.
(d) She never expected anything of her.
8. What effect did Diane's risky behavior have on her work?
(a) It inhibited her.
(b) It distracted her.
(c) It replaced her work.
(d) It inspired her.
9. Why were Howard's parents displeased with his new British wife?
(a) She was a socialist.
(b) She was arrogant.
(c) She was poor.
(d) She was a gentile.
10. How did Allan fund his family's trip to Europe?
(a) His inheritance.
(b) Diane's parents paid.
(c) A Vogue photo shoot.
(d) His savings.
11. While in Europe, Diane discovered the _______ sides of cities.
(a) Antique.
(b) Beautiful.
(c) Modern.
(d) Seedier.
12. Unlike other girls, Diane wasn't ashamed of her _______.
(a) Art.
(b) Feelings.
(c) Family.
(d) Body.
13. The Arbus and Eliot family are described as being ________.
(a) Raucous.
(b) Enemies.
(c) Inseparable.
(d) Brotherly.
14. From where did the Russek family immigrate?
(a) Sweden.
(b) Poland.
(c) Russia.
(d) Germany.
15. Why did Diane continue to work at Russek's?
(a) Her parents forced her.
(b) To earn money.
(c) To see Allan.
(d) She had no other job.
Short Answer Questions
1. How did Allan begin to mingle with younger people?
2. What traditional philosophy was Diane's and Howard's relationship with their parents founded on?
3. Algernon Black was Diane's philosophy of ______ teacher.
4. How did Jane respond to Alex's relationship with the Arbuses?
5. Since they were involved in Russek's, what kind of life were David and Gertrude able to lead?
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This will be my first time using Honey Malt in a brew. If you've used it, chime in as to what % you used (of the grist), how it came out, and what you would have done differently (if anything)...Name: Fiery Irish Honey AleType: All GrainStyle: Speciality Irish Red AleBatch Size: 5 gallonsBoil Time: 60 minutesProjected Efficiency: 78%Ingredients:
10.0 pounds Pale Malt, Maris Otter (3.0 SRM).... 86.96%
1.0 pound Honey Malt (25 SRM)...................... 8.70%
0.5 pound British Crystal Malt II (65 SRM)......... 4.35%
0.5 ounce Target Hops (10.50% AA) 60 minute boil... 16.7 IBU
0.5 ounce Fuggles Hops (4.00% AA) 10 minute boil... 2.3 IBU
1 Whirlfloc tabletYeast: Wyeast #1728 Scottish Ale (harvested dose) with starterEstimated OG: 1.068Estimated FG: 1.019Estimated Color: 10.6Bitterness: 19 IBUEstimated ABV: 6.39%Mash: Single Infusion, Medium Body, No Mash Out
Mash with 20.5 quarts of water at 160-161F for 90 minutes (mash temp of 151-153F)Sparge Water: 2 gallons at 168F
Ferment (in primary): 2-4 weeks at ~65F.
Carbonate to 2.6 CO2 volumes
I know that the OG and SRM is outside of the range. Cream Ale is the closest I could match to my target/desired target for this brew. More of a Medium Hybrid brew instead of a Light Hybrid category (if such a thing existed)... I was tempted to put actual honey into the recipe, but I'm holding myself back. I want to see what the Honey Malt will do in a brew. I have read that you shouldn't use more than 10% of the grain bill as Honey Malt, so I'm keeping it under that ceiling. I do hope that the malt flavors will blend well, along with the hops I selected...
I'm also thinking of running some more hot water (165-168F) through the grist after sparging, and collecting it. I'm thinking of reserving that to carbonate with (most likely going to reduce it some, to make it more potent)...
Also thinking about using Belgian style bottles (with corks of course) for this brew... Combined with some Grolsch style bottles...
Yeast starter is going like a champ... Brew day is this Sunday, so getting pretty damned close...
I am still interested in opinions on this one... Not so much about it being to 'style' since I think it falls outside of most styles. Unless there's one that matches it, that I haven't thought of. I'm more interested in how people think it will come out.
I do have some additional British Crystal Malt on hand (45L, 65L, 85L and 120L) so I could mix that up a bit. I also have more of the Honey Malt on hand (ordered 5 pounds total)... For hops, I also have some Northdown and EKG on hand.
I do want honey flavors to come through on this one, hence the use of Honey Malt. Not sure if the BCMII will help, or hurt, the flavors... Removing it from the recipe would be easy... Maybe replace it with BCMI ("A good general-purpose crystal malt. Will impart a moderate amber color and caramel flavor to your beer")...
Brewed this one yesterday (Sunday 2/13/11) with a few modifications...
Type: All Grain
Style: 9E Strong Scotch Ale/23A Specialty Beer (not sure if it's true enough to 9E or not)
Batch Size: 5.25 gallons
10# Pale Malt, Maris Otter (3.0 SRM)
1# Honey Malt (25.0 SRM)
.5# British Crystal Malt I (45.0 SRM)
.5# British Crystal Malt II (65.0 SRM)
.25# British Dark Crystal Malt II (120.0 SRM)
24gm Target Hops (10.50% AA) 60 minute boil
16gm Fuggles hops (4.00% AA( 20 minute boil
0.5 tsp Wyeast nutrient, 5 minute boil
1 Whirlfloc tablet, 15 minute boil
Wyeast #1728 Scottish Ale yeast, harvested and rinsed (starter made on Thursday evening).
Estimated color: 14.2
Bitterness: 31.1 IBU
Mashed at 152-154F for 90 minutes with 20 quarts water. Final temp at mash-out, 150F.
Sparged at 168F for 30 minutes with 2-1/4 gallons.
With the lower mash temps, I hope to have this one ferment to a FG under 1.020.
Total amount into carboy: 5.25 gallons...
Aerated the wort once in the carboy with the same home-made aerator that I used for my mead batches. Aerated for about 2-3 minutes.
Pitched yeast into carboy, then attached blow-off tube/assembly. This was around 7:30-8pm last night.
As of this morning, around 8am, fermentation is in full swing.
Thermometer strip on the side of the carboy reads 66/68F... I've moved it to a slightly cooler spot, trying to get the temperature in the lower 60's... Since it's going to be cool tonight, and the next few days/evenings, I hope to get it to ferment cooler (no fermentation chamber yet)...
Hit 82% efficiency on this batch. So my range is 78-82% right now. At least with grain bills that are in the 10-13 pound range.
Would like to hear how this one turns out for you. I have a honey pale ale in a secondary and plan on kegging it this weekend. Also my first batch with honey malt, can't wait to try it.
Primary #1 - Captian Hooked on Bitters ESB
Primary #2 - IIPA
Keg #1 - Hoppy Amber Ale
Keg #2 - Milk Stout
Keg #3 - Two-Hearted Ale Clone
Up next - Sterling Blonde
What's your recipe??
Since the yeast, and such, for my recipe really didn't fit the cream ale style, I had to reclassify what mine is going after... It is fermenting nicely right now. Slow, steady gurgles through the blow-off tube. No rocking of the carboy, so I'm pretty confident it will come out well, without needing time to age. Since it's in my 'moderate' gravity range (probably what most would call a 'big beer'), I figure it will be on the yeast for 3-4 weeks. Might go longer, all depends on how it tastes at three weeks, and at four.
It's going to be interesting, for me, to see how much of the honey malt comes through on mine. I am brewing a honey cream ale on 2/26 (10 gallon batch with a brew-bud) that's 20 pounds 2 Row (UK) and 2 pounds of Honey Malt. No other grains in the brew... We'll be using EKG and Fuggles hops, keeping the IBU low (just under 18 IBU)...
I'm thinking that a Braggot with honey malt will be called for soon...


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As I consequence of the Google Penguin Penalty my traffic to this site fell dramatically in 2013, which meant nobody wanted to advertise here or anything. Luckily this site was never my main source of income, so I really wasn't too bothered. But, equally it meant that I really wasn't that bothered about getting it back into Google, until now!
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We got so many comments from guests about how beautiful and unique the space was.
Wedding: 10/6/2012
This place was gorgeous and absolutely LOVED having my wedding here! The staff was helpful. The place decorated itself!
Wedding: 5/26/2012
I saw a picture of the Bigelow Chapel and immediately knew that this would be my ceremony site! It lived up to everything I imagined. Hardly any decorations are needed because it is SO beautiful. Penny is great!
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A Stunning and Unique Venue for Your Ceremony
The award-winning Bigelow Chapel provides a breathtaking, intimate, one-of-a-kind setting for your ceremony. Movable chairs provide a flexible venue for 10 to 200 guests. A grass courtyard and prairie landscape are available for outdoor photos. People of all faiths and walks of life are welcome.
- Price Range: $$
- Amenities: Indoor Ceremony Area, Onsite Parking, Onsite Wedding Consultant, Site Fee, Wheelchair Accessible
- Capacity: Up to 200
- Style: Unusual/Alternative