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The Light and How to Swing It: The ever-changing Holy Shield {WoW}
Aug 11th 2010 10:06AM By the time you've finished reading this (very good) summary of the changes to Holy Shield, it has been redesigned 6 more times, and is now the Priest Discipline 31 point talent. As a trade-off Paladins now tank with bows.
Enter to win a Blazing Hippogryph and other loot {WoW}
Jul 28th 2010 12:56PM Second try.
Enter to win a Blazing Hippogryph and other loot {WoW}
Jul 27th 2010 10:43AM I'd like to think that the Blazing Hippogryph is to critters what Deathwing is to the rest of Azeroth, and all through Cataclysm there's a bizarre unspoken subplot, culminating in 25 prarie dogs accompanied by a Clockwork Rocket Bot travelling to the Deeprun Tram to fight someones mount.
My point in all of this is, give me your loot code.
Choose My Adventure: What to do? {WoW}
Jun 18th 2010 9:12AM There's only one thing more mentally degrading than working on Loremaster.
Selfloathius, take up thy underwear and dance.
The Queue: Bree to wed Asian design major {WoW}
May 11th 2010 1:16PM Would you like to be rolling 'Locks Bezerker!
Breakfast Topic: The other kind of hybrids {WoW}
May 10th 2010 8:34AM http://www.wowhead.com/item=2595
Arcane Brilliance: I hope for an icy apocalypse {WoW}
May 8th 2010 10:17PM I've all but given up up them addressing the Walt issue. I'm just hoping for some explanation about how the island could jump through time, and why this was actually a thing. And if it turns out that stupid episode with Jack's tattoo and Bai Ling was actually important, I will roll a Lock for Cataclysm, because clearly nothing is sacred anymore.
Arcane Brilliance: Why Mana Adept might not suck {WoW}
Apr 24th 2010 12:15PM Arcane focus bothers me in its proposed state. If you are rewarded with mana for a spell missing, and I guess for not being hit capped, are there going to be some bizarre theorycrafting numbers spat out for the precise amount of hit needed to balance the mana you get back, with the damage that you gain from Mana Adept, all with the damage that you'd actually cause if the spell worked?
Also, combination fake beta invites/porn: finally a scam we can all enjoy.
Cataclysm Class Changes: Paladin {WoW}
Apr 14th 2010 10:47AM This paves the way for the further homogenisation of buffs in the expansion after Cataclysm, where all remaining blessings will be replaced with the dynamic new "Blessing of Stats", which will be balanced to work in unison with the sole remaining aura, the exciting new "Adjective Aura". This will also be dynamic.
Don't freak out about the Cataclysm changes yet {WoW}
Apr 12th 2010 1:25PM Form letters work best for these.
Dear Blizzard/Ghostcrawler/BASTARDS,
(a) Thank you for the recently posted information regarding class changes in Cataclysm.
(b) I read the class previews, and I've gotta say, it's pretty underwhelming.
(c) WTF IS WITH THIS TIME WARP SHIT?
(a) I appreciate that you able to provide information about the direction each class is going to be taking in the expansion, even though no one was desperately asking for it at the time
(b) Seriously guys, I'm rerolling if that whole 'Rape Cloud' shit goes live
(c) MY $15 A MONTH PAYS YOUR DAMN SALARY. BUFFS PLX OR I'M FUCKING GONE.
(a) I can't wait to find out more about other aspects of Cataclysm closer to release.
(b) Ten of my friends quit, and I'll go too if you don't lift your game.
(c) I HAVE DELETED MY SHAMAN AND MY PRIEST, AND I AM NOT AFRAID TO GO BACK TO JAIL, CRAB BOY.
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We have found some free badlands videos and pictures.
In recent weeks, the government has begun rebuilding the road from the airport, not long ago a white-knuckled gantlet through insurgent badlands. Inside the heavily fortified Green Zone, where the monument is located amid embassies and government buildings ... Source: New York Times
Those skills and the college degree help me find a job as a bookkeeper for a factory, in "The Badlands," - the most dangerous section of Philadelphia. Was that "working my way up the corporate ladder?" "You won't get hurt on that job," everyone promised my husband. Source: Gather.com
Eerie real-life overlaps notwithstanding, Jodie Foster at the helm makes this a must-see. 5 "The Tree of Life" (June), from legendary director Terrence Malick ("Badlands," "Days of Heaven," "The Thin Red Line," "The New World"), marks Malick's fifth movie ... Source: Washington Post
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I found a Saber Tooth Tiger skull," said Kylie Ferguson, of Sharpsburg. Ferguson and her family were visiting the Badlands National Park in South Dakota last summer when she stumbled across the fossil. On Thursday, the skull went in for a CT scan at the ... Source: WSB-TV Atlanta
The longer you wait to shovel, the harder it gets. And, once it is packed by tires, boots and paw prints, the driveway looks more like the Badlands of South Dakota. You may as well trade your shovel for an ice pick. Why does compacted snow turn to ice so easily? Source: MLive.com
Seven-year-old Ferguson was participating in the Junior Ranger Program at the Badlands while on vacation with her family last year when she stumbled upon the scull of a saber tooth cat. Officials from the National Parks Service, Regional Health and the ... Source: msnbc.com
A visit to the badlands of Uttar Pradesh brings the author face to face with the gangster-politician Mukhtar Ansari, a giant of a man rumored to carry a .357 Magnum and six mobile phones with him at all times. Better known figures—a parade of prime ... Source: Wall Street Journal
Bardem was heading to Oklahoma to work on a film with Terrence Malick, the enigmatic director of Days of Heaven and Badlands . He stars with Rachel McAdams, Ben Affleck and Rachel Weisz in the iconic director's still-untitled project. "I have a feeling ... Source: Houston Chronicle
RAPID CITY, S.D. — A CT scan at Rapid City Regional Hospital on Thursday could help answer questions about the death of a saber-toothed cat in Badlands National Park. A 7-year-old girl visiting the park last summer found a fossilized skull of the extinct cat. Source: msnbc.com


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The Blood Type Diet Archives Volume 15
Posted By: Edna O+Date: Tuesday, 19 December 2000, at 2:43 p.m.
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I just realized that the way my friend looked while under the guidance of that nutritionist (btw, which was because of her constant yeast infections and candida--I should have mentioned that because the advice she was given was specifically to STOP that cycle of cystitis/yeast infection/cystitis/yeast infection, and it did!) as opposed to how she looked before is the same as the contrast between my friend, David (O neg) now (on ER4YT) as opposed to before. AND HE IS A SUGAR ADDICT, TOO. He had that SAME translucent look to his skin before, same dead eyes, same flat hair. And just like with her, his skin now that he is off sugar and on ER4YT is radiant and his eyes are clear and alive. I never put it together or thought about the two of them in the same breath, but YES: Both sugar addicts, both had a certain "look" before going off sugar, and both look better in the SAME ways (skin, eyes, hair) now that they are off sugar and on protein. Too bad she is no longer doing that. She couldn't stay away from the sugar and coffee.
Anyway, the more I think about it, the more I'm sure that getting off of refined sugars like cane sugar, corn sugar, etc. is going to be key for your yeast infections to resolve. Fruit is better for ya anyway!


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No matter how old you get, looking at young women is always a pleasure, isn't it?
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This girl is gorgeous! Nude caning is the way to go. I love the bottom of her feet which, I am sure, were nice and smelly. I would have liked to see her pink stinky anus.
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Time for transparency in the coal sector
Coal minister Sriprakash Jaiswal has said the government is preparing for coal block auctions. Had the government fast-tracked coal sector reform, controversies like the one over the CAG report on coal block allocations would've had less chance of erupting. CAG's attempt to downplay the document as an "initial draft" may suit political authorities. The fact still remains coal blocks have long been handed out on a preferential basis, following inter-ministerial screening of end-user needs. This process is non-transparent and discretionary, leaving scope for corruption. The auction route was proposed in 2005, but only in 2010 did a legislative amendment prepare ground for the overdue policy change notified this year. If the government is answerable for this delay, the opposition's howls over coal acreage allotments between 2004-09 are also disingenuous. The opaque 'committee system' predated this period. And it requires dismantling. Few in the political class cared to notice - till now.
The critical issue of reform, therefore, doesn't need diversionary politicisation. Coal mining must be opened up through competitive bidding. Right now, only select players like power, steel and cement firms can mine for captive requirements. Expanding this list of end-users won't help without allowing independent mining firms to bid. It'll only push up demand without boosting supply. It's time to end public sector stranglehold over a sector where Coal India accounts for around 82% of output but fails to meet demand, as frequent crises in the power sector show. Government monopoly must go, a regulator be set up and private sector participation and competition encouraged. Why must a country with massive coal reserves be hobbled by tardy mining operations, low output, shortages, arbitrary pricing, shoddy product quality and costly import reliance? That's the question we should ask.
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Free market principles
Submitted by Obi-Wan Kenobi on Thu, 12/13/2012 - 02:22Ok DP, I would really like a good response here from the smart minds of this site. Maybe someone can get the good doctor to comment, I don't have those sorts of connections.
During the rally in Tampa, Ron Paul told us that the people need to know freedom and free markets are in their best interest or else they will reject these ideas. I'd like to discuss the latter.
I would like if the intellectuals on the DP could please give some ideas as to what the message should be regarding free markets and why they would benefit the masses. I haven't yet solidified how to communicate this well enough. We really need to do a better job at getting this message out.
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I've been working on this question and competitive answers for many years, even before I found Ron Paul on newsgroups back in the 1980s.
I can show you, or anyone, how Free Market's work from the very simplest to the most complicated arrangements of symbols in English or Math.
The simplest way to explain Free Markets involves one word:
If the person trying to grasp the concept of Free Markets is unaware of the meaning of Liberty, then they will obviously have a hard time grasping the concept of Free Markets.
A more complicated approach to explaining Free Markets is to explain the opposite of Free Markets in a side by side comparison, or a contest, or a competition, to see how Free Markets work when Free Markets are up against the opposite of Free Markets.
The concept of Liberty can then be explained as the Free Choice to pick Free Markets or the Free Choice to pick the opposite of Free Markets, but only when the opposite of Free Markets is understood, not before.
So, there is a need to either know Liberty first, or without that understanding there is a need to know the opposite of Free Markets compared to Free Markets, and then having two things in view, two competitive things in view, the person being "taught" how Free Markets work, can exemplify how Free Markets work, with their own voluntary choice.
Money markets help greatly when trying to explain how Free Markets work, but there is so much in the way of the opposite of Free Markets working today, in our culture, world wide, that is against Free Markets in money markets, that many people have trouble grasping the concept of Free Markets in money markets.
So...back to square one, the simplest explanation of a Free Market involves the understanding of the concept of Liberty, and without a solid foundation on the workings of Liberty, the student and teacher can employ their own free will, by looking a any competitive choice of any kind, and in so doing the concept of a Free Market is thereby exemplified, and since Free Market Legal Money Market Choices, are much too complicated, a simpler choice works better in many cases.
Such as:
1 pound of sugar priced at 1 unit of money (dollar, euro, silver, etc.)
1 pound of sugar priced at 2 units of money (same denomination)
You being the teacher of a Free Market principle, by exemplifying the concept, ask the student if they walk into a store, or find a web page on-line, and there are those two choices in front of you on the same shelf at the store, or on the same web page on-line, asking, you asking the student, to pick one of the choices.
You ask the student of Liberty, which is the student of a Free Market, if they would pick the same amount of sugar for sale at half price, or will they pick the same amount of sugar for double the price, if sugar was supplied in a Free Market.
The natural law, the common sense law, at work is for the human being to pay less to get more, and that is demonstrated over and over again, with very few exceptions.
If the student picks the same sugar at double the price, then a discussion concerning why the student would do so could occur, but in reality, there is no choice, the higher quality and lower cost option is naturally picked, in a Free Market, when one exists.
When a Free Market does not exist, when the opposite exists, there are no choices, there is only one supplier of sugar, and it is probably counterfeit, and no one can afford the price, but everyone is told to pay the price, to obey, without question.
So, which is the better choice, if a person knows that there is a choice, between a Free Market and Absolute Despotism?
Which, if the two choices are on the shelf, will the individual human being choose if the individual can afford to choose between Liberty and a slow miserable death as a slave?
The choice boils down to a choice between a combined FORCE of individual choices that inspire people to produce higher quality and lower cost, competitive, products, in a Free Market, in Liberty, where the cost of living is steadily going down, and the standard of living is steadily going up, because people choose that path instead of the opposite path, where on the opposite path the few who are the best at deception, the best at threatening, the best at violence are allowed to choose that path, to steal all the power, and then use the stolen power to steal more.
Free Market IN Liberty, voluntary choices, OR, abject misery in complete destruction of life on earth?
If people don't wake up to the facts, the lesser of two evil choices, which are false choices, will win.
Go the opposite direction, the 1 pound of sugar priced lower, as ONE example among many, and what happens to the total aggregate direction of all those types of Free Market choices in Liberty.
More for less (natural desire for good)
Lesser of two evils (false choice, evil)
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Unfortunately, it cannot be
Unfortunately, it cannot be described and understood to someone with no point of reference. It has to be experienced first hand to be understood.
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The pocket book, or wallet, approach?
A more complicated way to demonstrate how Free Markets work involves the example of Money Markets, but that is reaching, since the simple approach of explaining Liberty, if that fails, makes it less likely that a more complicated approach is going to work.
Suppose, however, that someone does want to know Free Markets, and that someone is willing to sit and listen to a Money Market Free Market explanation?
Rare as it may be, it does sometimes work.
You can say, to the student, open your wallet, get out your savings account, get out your retirement accounts, and get out your tax forms, State, and National, and any other tax form.
Ask if they have a choice as to which money they use in their wallet, pocket book, purse, savings account, tax payment, anything, ask if they have a choice.
If they say yes, then ask why do they choose that money instead of better money.
If they say no, then ask if they would choose better money instead of that money, and ask if they would be able to quantify better money if they saw better money, how would they know it: what makes the better money better?
If that does not work, that method, then either the teacher is not one or the student is not one, or both are neither.
Beating dead horses are worth the effort, compared to watching television, if the idea is to work up a sweat, burn some calories, and stay in shape, and do something other than obey abject belief in falsehood without question.
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Laissez-Faire basics and on the true role of free interest rates
Laissez-Faire basics and on the true role (i.e., economic function) of free (non-regulated) interest rates
Have you seen this ?
On money supply, interest rates, and save vs. spend signals / invest vs. lower costs :
On labor and cronyism hazards :
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"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
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I like the video laissez
I like the video laissez faire economics and feel like I've seen it before. Is there a transcript of that somewhere that you know of? I like to call the AM radio show from time to time and share these types of ideas.
The founders would be ashamed at us for what we are putting up with.
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Also, for something much more spontaneous
Also, for something much more spontaneous, improvised, I sure hope you won't miss to hear CptnMidnite's words :
And I DO mean the words - the content - of the message.
Enjoy. :)
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
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Here is the author of this great work
Here is the author of this great work, very to the point :
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
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Thank you
I appreciate your willingness to devote time in finding these links.
I believe it is the duty of liberty folks to make the case for free markets.
The founders would be ashamed at us for what we are putting up with.
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I was thinking of this post of yours as I (just) posted that one
I was thinking of this post of yours as I (just) posted that one :
A must-know / read / watch.
For Liberty.
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You're very much welcome, obviously.
You're very much welcome, obviously.
This world of deception needs people like us to fight back thanks to simple and long known truths forgotten.
It really is time!
For Liberty.
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"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
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Its a tough question. When I
Its a tough question. When I was in college I remember like half the class doing incredibly bad on Econ 101 exams. I found it to be incredibly easy, and its not like I'm really smart either. And I don't necessarily think all those other people were stupid, we were all in the same university after all. I think some people are just wired to not understand economics and its in one ear and out the other.
Ventura 2012
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I think any abstract concept
I think any abstract concept can be made understandable, but only if it is shown to them in a way that is personal.
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That is what happens when I
That is what happens when I try to discuss basic economics with my own parents. They just don't understand how interest rates affect the housing market. All they will ever think is "lower interest rate is better". If that low rate isn't earned and comes from government force, then all it does is skew the markets and send false signals.
The founders would be ashamed at us for what we are putting up with.
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Former Montana State football coach Jim Sweeney passed away Friday night in Fresno, Calif., at the age of 83.
Sweeney had been admitted recently for a week at Saint Agnes Medical Center in Fresno. His failing health had forced him and his wife, June, to move a couple of months earlier from their Clovis, Calif., home to San Joaquin Gardens, a senior living community with continuing care services in Fresno.
Mr. Sweeney died at San Joaquin Gardens, according to John Wallace, former Bulldogs Foundation president.
Sweeney began his head coaching career at Butte Central before taking over Flathead's program in 1956. In four seasons under Sweeney, the Braves won two state championships, in 1958 and 1959. He also won five high school Coach of the Year Awards in Montana.
Sweeney left Flathead in 1959 to become an assistant coach at Montana State University. He was promoted to head coach in 1963 and guided the Bobcats to four Big Sky Conference championships, including three straight.
Sweeney coached 19 seasons at Fresno State University and holds the school record for victories with 144. Following his retirement in 1996 the school renamed the field at Bulldog Stadium in his honor.
During his tenure at Fresno, the Bulldogs had 35 players selected in the NFL draft. He also briefly served as a special teams coach with the NFL's Oakland Raiders and St. Louis Cardinals.
"He was a man of vision, toughness and character who led the Bulldogs to new heights and went on to become a national icon," Fresno State Athletic Director Thomas Boeh said in a statement.
Sweeney spent 44 overall seasons coaching, before retiring with 200 college wins in 32 seasons as a head coach.
With his wife Lucille, he had eight children. His son Kevin, whom Sweeney coached in the 1980s, still holds several quarterback records at Fresno State. Sweeney's first wife died in 1988.
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Porter County council member's campaign finance records missing items, totals
By Amy Lavalley Post-Tribune correspondent March 14, 2013 1:38PM
Updated: April 18, 2013 6:25AM
Republican Jim Biggs has run for — and been elected to — office in Porter County several times.
He is a councilman and has served as a commissioner, and made unsuccessful attempts at sheriff and returning to the commissioners. He should know how to fill out his campaign finance reports. Yet those he filed for last year's commissioners race omitted almost as much as they included, from a fundraiser dinner he held to a campaign website.
The reports also are poorly filled out, with contributions from individuals mixed in with those from businesses, instead of being listed on separate forms. Even the total tallies for what he raised for his campaign have not been done correctly, and he does not appear to have filed a statement of organization form for his most recent race for commissioner.
Biggs, R-1st District, said any omissions or errors were unintentional, and he and his campaign treasurer, Gloria Reed, who served as treasurer for several of his campaigns, filled out his final campaign finance report in a hurry because he had been out of town and had to get it in when he returned. It was filed Jan. 22, six days after the deadline, though he was not the only candidate to file his form late.
"If there's anything that's missing on there that should be on there, if it's noted to us, then I'll be more than happy to put it on there," he said.
No postage expenses are listed on the reports, though Biggs said he paid for printing of campaign materials out of pocket — that is listed for $450 on the reports — and had virtually no postage expenses.
After he filed to run for the commissioners' North District seat against Republican incumbent John Evans, Biggs said he sent out letters to fewer than 100 close friends and family members seeking contributions. Because he had no money in his campaign fund at the time, Biggs said he most likely just used stamps he had at home or went to the post office and purchased them, just one of many expenses he paid for himself and did not report.
"I could have written off gasoline and never did anything like that," he said.
Though he did put together a campaign letter to go out with seed packets — the seed packets are reflected as an expense — he and two fellow candidates hit the streets leaving them at residents' homes because he didn't have the funds to mail them all out.
He said the website was donated and, because he hadn't had a website for a campaign before, he didn't realize he had to list it as an in-kind donation.
"That didn't even cross my mind, to be honest with you, because we didn't spend any money on it," Biggs said, adding when he and Reed went through receipts for campaign expenditures, there wasn't one for the website, so they didn't list it. "I think I probably should have noted the in-kind donation for the website but it never occurred to me to do that."
What's also missing from the report is a fundraising dinner Biggs held at a Portage hotel in March last year, or apparently an accounting of how much the event raised. Biggs said he did not have to report contributions under $100 and tickets to the dinner were $25, but thought he had listed the total amount he raised that night as a lump sum on the reports.
He had no clear explanation for why those expenses and donations were not on the report. Though Biggs recalled paying for food for the fundraiser, he wasn't sure where it was noted in the reports.
"There could be a couple things on there that should have been put on there that's not," he said, adding if he didn't give Reed the receipt, then it may not be reflected in the report, "or we could have just done it wrong."
Biggs said he and Reed filled out the forms themselves and were "extremely diligent" about listing contributions collected by his campaign. While other candidates may have had a third party review their reports before they were filed with the Voters Registration Office, he and Reed did not, nor did they double-check them before they were turned in.
"I think if you go through those reports, you will find variations in how they're filled out" among the candidates, Biggs said.
All told, Biggs raised almost $7,200 in his bid for commissioner last year, according to his campaign reports. Biggs' campaign had no money left after last year's primary, when he lost to Evans, and still owed him $450 for printing expenses.
If someone thinks he's done something wrong, Biggs said they should come forward.
"It is my responsibility as a candidate to make sure it is done properly, and I stand behind that and respect that," he said. "That doesn't mean mistakes weren't made."


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I'm going to reside my house - going from cedar lapboards to fiber cement - and am asking for feedback on the two manufacturers above. I'm interested in your experiences, relative costs, value, warranties, etc. I'm also interested in contrasting lapboards vs. shingles. |
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We have prefinished certainteed lapboard siding are are really happy with it. The only difference I know of ( at least 2-1/2 years ago it was different) between certainteed and hardie is that the warranty for certainteed's prefinished siding is longer than hardie's warranty for its prefinished--that is the warranty for the finish itself. We had cedar siding at our old house and really like the lowmaintenance of the fiber cement as compared to the high maintenance of cedar. Also, we had a BIG problem with woodpeckers at our old house (only 1/2 mile away from our new house). Every now and then a woodpeck will try to peck our fiber cement siding, but quickly goes away! |
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With the popularity of fiber cement, you have a lot of bent beaked woodpeckers with attitude flying around these days. Both products have great reputations. Your concern should be with proper installation including the underlayment/flashings behind it and making sure the siding is back primed before install. |
Sierraeast: You're recommending that I backprime factory painted fibercement siding? |
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Hi Princeton, Only if it isn't already from the factory. Im not familiar with the factory pre-finished. The primed fiber cement typically comes primed all four sides, just make sure the factory pre-finished is because it's a good idea to get the back side sealed as well as ends, rips, and notches that are cut. |
Sierraeast: I've been reading the Certainteed install instructions - and they specifically state NOT to prime or seal the back of the siding - so that it can breathe. The DO recommend that the cut edges be painted/caulked. |
- Posted by sierraeast (My Page) on Tue, Jul 29, 08 at 13:34
My mistake. Always go by the mfgr's recommendations to keep the warranty's intact. Thanks for that info and possibly im wrong about the primed being on all four sides as well. |
- Posted by carolyn53562 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 29, 08 at 16:43
Our installer took a class on installing certainteed fiber cement siding before he installed our siding. We caulked our joints, but did not prime the cut edges. However, you are supposed to put flashing behind the joints. I attached a picture showing the flashing. |
Here is a link that might be useful: flashing behind joints
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Great pictures. Love the Bruns. That cloud is a fantastic shot. Cher |
Great conifers made even better with the mix of companion plants and perennials. We use to see those cloud formations around here. Not anymore. Less then 5 inches of rain since April. Next two days they forecast 106F. I have been watering every day to keep things alive. To much invested not to do so. Things look lush and green at your place Richard. Be thankful. Dave |
Hi Dave, I am certainly very much aware of your ongoing heatwave in the Central Plain states, and elsewhere. I appreciate that it must be a huge challenge to face. Here in the UK, we do not have to face such problems. That said the summer so far is disappointing and poor. We have had a lot of rain which is good for the plants as you can tell but we are having little in the way of sunshine to compensate (for people to enjoy.) Today is nice but have not been able to say that too often really. I am though as you say very thankful to be able to enjoy the garden and its greenery. In relation to your comment about the cloud formations, I imagine you have some wonderful skies to admire in your part of the world. I once visited the Severe Storms Centre in Norman, OK and saw some amazing weather-related images. I have always had a fascination with the weather. Richard |
The Picea breweriana 'Emerald Midget' has a nice color and texture. Like the cloud too! |
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Apparently, the Disney company is going to update its retail stores. One new feature, inspired by Apple's "Genius Bar," will be called "WWTD: What Would Tinkerbell Do?" It is a place where you can ask all sorts of Disney related questions. This, for instance, is the question Macworld reporter, Scott McNulty, has been dying to ask:
"Why does Goofy wear pants while Pluto doesn't? They're both dogs."
That's a question that never occurred to me. But now that it's been pointed out, I find it rather interesting. It's true: Goofy wears pants, Pluto doesn't. Why the difference? Is Pluto a moral libertine? a nudist? Does Goofy have some sort of a hang-up about his own body? Not at all. It turns out, as Luis Alejandro, a Macworld reader, shows, that there is actually a personalist reason for it: "Pluto, as a character, is a dog. Goofy, as a character, is a person. Persons use clothes. Goofy uses pants."
So, whoever at Disney came up with these two characters had a good intuition into the difference between persons and animals. Draw a dog with pants on, and it's no longer just a dog. Perhaps we can make a new entry in the long list of lighthearted definitions for man:
• Man is the animal that dresses
The habit of wearing clothes is not as central or illuminating a characteristic of human persons as that of being rational or free. But it is revealing nevertheless, especially in light of the phenomenon of shame (as analyzed by Scheler or Wojtyla, for instance). It can be compared, in that respect, to other definitions such as:
• Man is a talking animal (C.S. Lewis makes much of this feature in the Chronicles of Narnia. Also Disney: i.e. Goofy can, whereas Pluto cannot, talk.)
• Man is a laughing animal
• Man is an animal laughed at (Cf. Bergson's interesting essay on Laughter.)
• Man is a rational animal who always loses his temper when he is called
upon to act in accordance with the dictates of reason (Oscar Wilde)
Are there any others that I am leaving out?
By the bye, during my extensive research into the Pluto - Goofy question I discovered that the question has been asked before. See this page for some other answers.
Man is the animal that dresses other animals, i.e. terrible sweaters from grandmom for both children and dogs. |
Great addition! Unlike the definitions I mentioned this one highlights the capacity of human persons to be concerned for others, to be good Samaritans. (This includes concern and care for the lower animals, as the case of your grandma shows. I hope, by the way, that she does not keep up with your contributions to the Linde. Otherwise no more sweaters for you, bub!) |
I do know Grandmom knows how to use the internet, so I should watch out about sweater criticisms. Thinking a little more about man dressing animals, not only is it done for pragmatic reasons, for warmth primarily I would assume, but also for humor and/or cuteness appreciated by humans; i.e. the poodle in the tutu or the monkey in the tuxedo. It seems like the dressing up of animals for humorous ends is a sign of man's dignity, however muddled a sign it may be. |


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I got this in smoky quartz and is the best presses powder I've used. It kept my face from being shiny for 4 hours, unlike other powders (clinique and sheiseido) and it matched my skintone perfectly. Unfortunatey I lost this at a party so I better get some more.
This pressed powder is convenient to carry around and goes on smoothly. My skin is oily so if I wait a while after I've washed my face before I put it on, that allows the powder to sink in just right. I think it costs less than $20 (which beats BareMinerals) and it's just as good in my opinion. It's also not as messy as having a container of loose powder in my bag.
i have this in fair: cool pink tourmaline. i am fair: cool and pink, so it is a good match. i am also very oily, and just using this ONCE in the morning keeps me pretty oil free all day. and it is PRETTY! it is like airbrushing my skin. i haven't haad a powder make me look this good since i swore of of that super expensive powder that comes in the silver tin...which i have forgot the name of.
anywho.it's pretty, it's like a airbrush, and it was only 7.99. look for it at healthfood stores.
Very nice, natural powder. I don't use anymore because my skin is too dry for any powders. But still recommend. The refill without compact is neat to use because it's lightweight.
I love the texture, look and finish of this powder. Pink T. was beautiful for me. However, not too good if you have sensative skin like I do. It's main ingred. is mica which can be quite irrat. if you are sensative. So, I am in the process of trying others.
Wow! I was looking for something to touch up shine that wouldn't dry or break me out. I liked the idea of something all-natural so I picked this up at Whole Foods. What a find!! This gives me the silkiest cashmere look, covering blotchiness amazingly well and lasting exceptionally long. I don't think I'll ever buy another pressed powder! My *only* complaint is that it does rub off somewhat easily onto clothes (especially other people's... I'm a hugger....) I suppose all powders do that to some extent, though, so I'm not subtracting a lippie.
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I have the pressed powder in the lightest shade, pink tourmaline. It's a pretty close match for my skin, not perfect but it works. I like the simple ingredients and it does not break me out. I've already repurchased this twice and will continue to do so (unless I find something better).
I have very fair skin and purchased this in Pink Tourmaline (their lightest shade) at my local health food store. I was looking for a pressed powder to touch up shine on my nose during the day. However, I happily discovered that this can be used successfully as a powder foundation right over my moisturizer/sunscreen, similar to Lancome Dual Finish, etc. It has a fine texture, medium coverage, and gives my skin a velvety appearance. I can't use some powdered foundations as they give a dry, cakey look to my 51 year-old skin. This is one of the nicest powdered make-ups I have used, just as good or better than many high-end brands.
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I'm on my SECOND refill for Smokey Quartz, I love this stuff. I'm 42 and most powders dry out my skin, this doesn't. It's finely milled, so I use a big brush instead of the applicator pad that comes with it. For more opaque coverage I use a sponge, i.e. on my nose and right up under my eyes. BTW, I had trouble refilling the first time, I didn't realize that you have to take a straightened paper clip and pop out the receptacle from underneath! Got this at Whole Foods for around $13 (?) dollars. Pretty pewter-colored case, too.
I LOVE this powder! I have this in the lightest shade and it is perfect - plus they have the refills you can buy for the compact. I also like the fact that this is a mineral makeup and healthy for the skin, BUT unlike Bare Escentuals, it comes in a much more user friendly pressed form. I use the BE brush with this most of the time instead of the puff that comes with it and the coverage is just beautiful and controls shine decently (I'm psychotic about touch ups during the day anyway to keep the shine away, so understand you will have to touch this up at some point if you have oily skin like me). Lovely product!


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OK, so I think I will go with one of the following "Lennox" models/quotes, noting that I won't be choosing an R22 coil!
Any recommendations on Merit vs Aire-flow vs Concord? 1. 80%, 70K, $3,250, Lennox, MERIT ML180UH070P36A, Coil: CX-34-31 R22 2. 80% ?K, $3,700, Lennox, AIRE-FLO 80AF1D070P12A, Coil: AC24AE1A COUNTERFLOW EVAPORATOR COIL 3. 80%, 70K, $3,100, Lennox, Concord, Coil: R410 ready |
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Hi- thanks for the followup: 80% because it is a condo unit, and venting via PVC would be problematic. Location: MA. Unit is 850 sq ft. We are keeping the existing AC unit but likely need to replace the coil as it is in the base of the downflow furnace. |
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"This is an excellent mac and cheese recipe. I've used it for holidays and kids parties. I use all the cheeses recommended in the recipe, except I use regular monterey jack when serving for children. I also use Peppridge Farm stuffing (in blue bag) for a topping. It saves a little time. Most importantly this dish is wonderful reheated for those da..."


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Sound familiar? That's the same way Sue Black describes her own ouster as parks director, which attracted far more media attention. Local government insiders speculate that Busalacchi, the ex-Teamster with a reputation for directness, clashed with his millionaire boss, possibly over a bungled contract for transporting the disabled or a refusal to dismiss someone Abele wanted gone.
Not true, according to Busalacchi. He says he "never had a bad meeting" with the county executive, who praised him right up until his termination.
Whatever Abele's motivation, Busalacchi's October 2012 booting was part of a trend. Of 19 key posts requiring confirmation by the Milwaukee County Board, eight managers appointed or reappointed by Abele quit or were fired during the exec's first two years in office, a turnover rate of 42 percent. By contrast, only two of Mayor Tom Barrett's 21 top appointees left in his first two years, or less than 10 percent. County staffers couldn't produce comparable figures for former County Executive Scott Walker's first two years, but available information shows the future governor dumped holdovers from the previous administration, not his own appointees.
Abele declined to provide specifics of his managers' departures and said that discussing personnel matters would be inappropriate. But other officials, past and present, grouped the recently departed into three subsets.
Besides Black and Busalacchi, Abele fired John Listinsky as human resources director in October 2011 after just one week on the job. Now a county official in Nevada, Listinsky says he wasn't given an explanation for his dismissal. And insiders aren't sure how to explain the removal of facilities chief Jim Burton in April 2013, though he was under fire from Sheriff David Clarke over courthouse security gaps and cockroaches found in the Safety Building.
Abele spokesman Brendan Conway blames county supervisors for forcing out Brian Taffora, the former economic development chief who refused to move into Milwaukee County to meet a residency requirement. Ditto for Patrick Farley, the administrative services director whose bribery sting disrupted Johnny Thomas' political career but ended in the former county supervisor's acquittal. No unemployment checks for these guys, however: Both Taffora, who departed in December 2012, and Farley, who left in February, landed jobs in Abele's real estate firm, CSA Commercial.
Budget director Craig Kammholz quit in April to become the chief financial officer at the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, a post that Conway calls Kammholz's "dream job." Others say the dysfunctional ways of county government frustrated the longtime city official. By contrast, insiders say, Abele was frustrated with Paula Lucey, who came out of retirement to run the county's Mental Health Complex in September 2012. She abruptly retired again in March as controversy continued over patient deaths and Abele pushed to phase out the facility. Some question whether she left voluntarily or was forced out.
Most of the ex-Abele staffers declined to comment. Burton and Kammholz refused to be interviewed, and neither Taffora, Farley nor Lucey responded to phone calls and emails.
Supervisor Patricia Jursik says Abele may be replacing "strong directors" with "yes men" who don't communicate openly with supervisors. Abele wouldn't respond to that charge but instead asked voters to trust his personnel moves, which he maintains are in the best interest of the county.
Public Policy Forum President Rob Henken, who served in Walker's county administration, says tensions between the executive and County Board can wear on agency chiefs, who must report to both sides. And that's not easy, he says, when each branch has "such a high level of disregard" for the other.


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I want to make low sugar peach jam/preserves for my Mom and Grandmother. I used a low sugar raspberry recipe for blackberries. It only called for 3/4 cup sugar. It was a little thin, but tastes good. Any ideas for peaches? Do you think I could use the same recipe: 3/4 cup sugar lemon zest, lemon juice, pectin (2 teaspoons) and calcium water (2 teaspoons) and I'm not sure what calcium water means. |
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There are all kinds of low-sugar and no-sugar pectins available on the market. Ball, Sure-Jell, and Certo all make them and they are easy to use with little or no sugar or even with artificial sweetner and they all come with instructions/recipes for use with peaches and other fruits right in the package. Our personal preference in the Ball No-Sugar brand. Calcium water is used only with Pomona pectin but you don't mention it so what pectin are you using? If it is Pomaona then it comes with the ingredients and the instructions for making calcium water as that is needed for it to set. NCHFP provides recipes and instruction for making low-sugar jams and preserves. Of course as will all low-sugar jams the shelf life will be limited. Dave |
Here is a link that might be useful: NCHFP Jams & Jellies
I made no sugar peach with Pomonas pectin and Splenda. I was really not happy with it. Most of my sugar free jams/jellies are good, but the peach was so flat tasting. I may try it again using some frozen apple juice concentrate to it for flavor. I add that to some of mine and find the flavor is better. |
Peach and Pineapple go together well. Perhaps if you want to be frisky add a 1/4 C Triple Sec for orange. |
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Freeman • Chocolate & Strawberry Detoxifying Mask • Masks
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Would buy this product again. | 76% |
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sherryzxt on 11/13/2014 2:28:00 PM more reviews by sherryzxt
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I purchased it because it was on sale and people said it smelled really good.
It does smell like chocolate icecream but I kind of felt sick from the strong sweet smell after a while.
The mask is very drying and it's not for people who don't have extremely oily skin.
It's easy to apply and I may continue to use it only on oily areas.
I like that it's not hard to wash off but you have to be careful to get all of it off or it will continue to dry your skin.
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Shopah0lic21 on 11/11/2014 11:35:00 AM more reviews by Shopah0lic21
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Black, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Black
This mask smells delectable! I wouldn't say it moisturizes my skin like it says on the bottle but it does leave my skin looking and feeling clean, soft, and smooth. Definitly the perfect mask for a girls night or to relax! I will keep buying this mask simply because it smells so good! If you're looking for a really deep purifying mask I would recommend the lemon and mint clay mask from freeman. This one is more of a treat.
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alliebeaar on 8/9/2014 8:45:00 AM more reviews by alliebeaar
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Blue
I received it as a gift from a friend. It smells so good. It's got a thick enough texture so it feels really nice. However, I didn't really see any difference in my skin. It comes off fairly easily and leaves skin smooth.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Ferrishyn on 7/27/2014 4:40:00 PM more reviews by Ferrishyn
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
I normally love this brand and this is not much different. This isn't the greatest of their line. Smells great and moisturizes well, but it doesn't do much. I don't feel that is detoxifies or tones. It smells nice and makes your skin soft, but thats about it.
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PONYLOVESANIME on 7/27/2014 4:03:00 PM more reviews by PONYLOVESANIME
Age: 36-43 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Black
This product is absolute crap; for sensitive skin, it will burn like hell on your face after you apply it. Please don't buy this product, and this product does not refine pores either. All i got to say is; this might not be always right, but price reflects quality.
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Alura21 on 5/8/2014 9:25:00 PM more reviews by Alura21
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
Consistency: Creamy, medium consistency. A little bit will go a long way.
Color: Light brown.
Scent: The scent kind of reminds me of chocolate scented chap sticks little kids want. Its not very strong, which is good, because it doesn't irritate my eyes. This masks smells pretty good :)
Results: I think this mask would be better for people who have really oily skin. I have dry/combination skin and this was a bit too drying. Made my face feel tight and stripped too much oil, which I don't like. I'd probably only use this for days when I am more oily or just put it on the spots, like my nose and forehead and a different mask on my cheeks where I'm dry.
Now, my pores did look smaller than they normally do and my skin felt very smooth. But since this stripped too much oil, the next day I was too oily.
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*TOP REVIEWER* lotusfairy on 5/1/2014 6:53:00 PM more reviews by lotusfairy
Age: 30-35 Skin: Oily, Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
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I like this mask because it doesn't feel too harsh on my skin, and it smells divine.
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13th Kaczmarczik Lecture
William D. Phillips NIST and University of Maryland 1997 Nobel Laureate
Thursday, February 7, 2008 3:30 p.m. Main Building Auditorium 3141 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19104
At the beginning of the 20th century, Einstein published three revolutionary ideas that changed forever how we view Nature. At the beginning of the 21st century Einstein's thinking is shaping one of the key scientific and technological wonders of contemporary life: atomic clocks, the best timekeepers ever made. Such super-accurate clocks are essential to industry, commerce, and science; they are the heart of the Global Positioning System (GPS), which guides cars, airplanes, and hikers to their destinations. Today, atomic clocks are still being improved, using Einstein's ideas to cool the atoms to incredibly low temperatures. Atomic gases reach temperatures less than a billionth of a degree above Absolute Zero, without solidifying. Such atoms enable clocks to be accurate to better than a second in 60 million years, while both using and testing some of Einstein's strangest predictions.
Geoffrey W. Marcy is a professor of astronomy at the University of California, Berkeley and an adjunct professor of physics and astronomy at San Francisco State University. He is also the director of Berkeley's "Center for Integrative Planetary Science," a research unit that studies the formation, geophysics, chemistry and evolution of planets. Marcy's research focuses on the detection of extrasolar planets and brown dwarfs. His team discovered the majority of the 250 known planets around other stars, including the first multiple-planet system, the first Saturn-mass planets, and the first Neptune-mass planet. His goal is to discover the first earth-like planets and to find other planetary systems like our own solar system. Marcy is the recipient of numerous awards, including the prestigious Shaw Prize in 2005, Discovery Magazine's Space Scientist of the Year in 2003, the NASA Medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement, the Carl Sagan Award, the Beatrice Tinsley Prize, and the Henry Draper Medal from the National Academy of Sciences. He is an elected member of the National Academy of Sciences.
12:30 - 1:00 p.m. Main Building Auditorium
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Department of Physics Open House
Brief presentations on Biophysics, Astrophysics, Computational Physics, Condensed Matter, Nonlinear Dynamics, Particle Physics, etc. An excellent opportunity for high school students to visit our laboratories and meet in person with our internationally recognized researchers.
3:00 - 3:30 p.m. Reception
Paul Kaczmarczik began his career as a Professor of Physics at Drexel University in 1953. A key player in building the Physics and Atmospheric Science Department, he made important contributions to teaching at Drexel University during his many years of service. Well-liked by both his colleagues and his students, Professor Kaczmarczik became Professor Emeritus in 1989. The Kaczmarczik Lecture Series was established in 1995 in honor of Professor Kaczmarczik. It brings to Drexel outstanding scientists to present lectures on topics at the cutting edge of Physics research.
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Stacy Lewis has her eye on the No. 1 spot
Stacy Lewis had to pinch herself the Monday following the ShopRite LPGA Classic just to make sure she wasn't dreaming.
Sure enough, the Rolex Ranking confirmed it: she was not only the top-ranked American on the LPGA Tour but also the third-greatest golfer in the world.
"It's still pretty unbelievable to me" Lewis says. "I had to wake up Monday morning just making sure like it really happened, that I really was the top American. I worked hard and I know I've been playing well but to be the top player in the whole country is pretty unbelievable."
It was a position the four-year veteran never thought would be tangible this early in her career. But after a sizzling start to the 2012 campaign, Lewis vaulted past 14-time winner and 15-year veteran Cristie Kerr, who had held the top position for nearly the entirety of Lewis' career on the LPGA Tour.
"She is a great player and still is," Lewis said of surpassing Kerr. "I never thought that I would be able to pass her just because she is such a good player. I have a lot of respect for her and the amount of time that she's been in the top-10 in the world and top ranked American. It's unbelievable."
Lewis seemed matchless at the ShopRite LPGA Classic in June, firing rounds of 65-65-71 to finish 12-under and four strokes ahead of the rest of the field. Focused on closing out the tournament, she wasn't completely aware of what would happen after.
"I knew going into the final round that I had a pretty good chance at passing Cristie," Stacy said. "But I was more surprised by the fact that I went to No. 3 in the world. I didn't expect to jump that much. Jerry (Foltz) told me that I did and I didn't know what to say, I still don't know what to say. It's hard to fathom that with all the players that we have that I am the top one. Now I have my goals set and now I can set them even higher and keep moving up."
In 14 starts this season, the Woodlands, Texas native has notched nine top-10 finishes, with five top-5s in the last seven tournaments and another victory at the Mobile Bay LPGA Classic. Lewis was not discreet in anyway as she made her way up the Rolex Rankings, jumping from No. 9 to No. 6, to No. 3, to runner up in the matter of weeks. Her fierce display on the course also came with an intense drive that began after Yani Tseng won her 15th career victory at the Kia Classic.
"I got tired of being asked the question 'where are the American players? We need someone to challenge Yani' and I just got tired of answering those questions," Lewis said. "So, I just told myself 'why not me? Why not get out there and work your butt off and get in that position so you don't have to answer those questions anymore.'"
Lewis fell back to No. 3 after Na Yeon Choi reclaimed the position with her win at the U.S. Women's Open. But those four weeks she was the runner up allowed Lewis to set her sights even higher. But for now, she wears the top-ranked American honor with pride and is prepared to be an example for those aspiring to be in her position.
"I've spent the past few years asking myself 'what are they doing that I'm not?'" Lewis says of those in the top of the Rolex Rankings. "You watch how they practice; you watch what they do in tournaments. Now it's me in that position so I know people are watching me and what I'm doing. Now I have to keep at it and be that role model for everybody else."
I think if I can show people that I can do this, and they've watched how hard I work, they've watched me practice, they've seen how I've played the past couple years. If they can see that, they can do that too. That's good for our game."
After a discussion with her coach following her win at the ShopRite LPGA Classic, Lewis shifts her focus to the importance of remaining composed, setting new goals and staying in contention to remain at the top of the leaderboard.
"We didn't really talk about much about my golf swing or anything I needed to work on," Lewis said. "It was more 'where do we go from here? What goals do we set?' It was about keeping myself in contention. It's not winning tournaments or winning a number of events. It's to put myself in contention. I think if you are here in the last group four times you are probably going to get it done at least once. So I just have to keep knocking on the door and keep trying to get better every day."
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — James Gandolfini's fans and colleagues shared reaction to his death Wednesday:
"I am shocked and devastated by Jim's passing. He was a man of tremendous depth and sensitivity, with a kindness and generosity beyond words. I consider myself very lucky to have spent 10 years as his close colleague. My heart goes out to his family. As those of us in his pretend one hold on to the memories of our intense and beautiful time together. The love between Tony and Carmela was one of the greatest I've ever known." — Edie Falco, who played Tony Soprano's wife, Carmela, on "The Sopranos."
"Jimmy treated us all like family with a generosity, loyalty and compassion that is rare in this world. … Working with him was a pleasure and a privilege. I will be forever grateful having had a friend the likes of Jimmy." — Michael Imperioli.
"He was a genius. Anyone who saw him even in the smallest of his performances knows that. He is one of the greatest actors of this or any time. A great deal of that genius resided in those sad eyes. He was my partner. … He was my brother in ways I can't explain and never will be able to explain." — David Chase, creator of "The Sopranos."
"I admire Jimmy as a ferocious actor, a gentle soul and a genuinely funny man. I am fortunate to have sat across the table from him and am gutted by this loss. I wish his family strength and some semblance of peace." — Brad Pitt, who co-starred with Gandolfini in "True Romance," "The Mexican" and "Killing Them Softly."
"My heart goes out to his family. James was incredibly talented and I feel very fortunate to have had the chance to work with him. He was very committed during the shooting of 'True Romance.' I remember Tony Scott saying he slept in his suit in his car to stay in character. His work as Tony Soprano was flawless. It is a real loss to the creative community." — Patricia Arquette.
"James Gandolfini was a friend and a great actor. He wrote me after portraying me last year, which was a great thrill and honor. I told him I was glad an Italian played me — swear words and all. We laughed together at the fact that tough guys can have a heart of gold. He did, and we will miss him." — Leon Panetta. Gandolfini played then-CIA director Panetta in Kathryn Bigelow's Osama bin Laden hunt docudrama "Zero Dark Thirty."
"I am simply devastated. James was such an enormous talent, and an even greater spirit. I will be forever grateful for the privilege of working with him, and shall cherish his memories always." — Kathryn Bigelow, director "Zero Dark Thirty."
"This news has left me heartbroken. I can only imagine the pain his family feels at this time, and my heart goes out to them, especially Deborah, Michael and Liliana. I spent 10 years of my life studying and admiring one of the most brilliant actors, yes, but more importantly one of the greatest men. Jim had the ability, unbeknownst to him, to make you feel like everything would be all right if he was around. I treasure my memories with him and feel so honored that I was an up close witness to his greatness." — Jamie Lynn Sigler, who played Tony Soprano's daughter on "The Sopranos."
"If Broadway has a version of a guy you want in your foxhole, Jim Gandolfini was mine. During our time together in 'God of Carnage,' we played 320 performances together. He didn't miss one. Sadly, I now miss him like a brother." — Jeff Daniels.
"The great James Gandolfini passed away today. Only 51. I can't believe it." — Bette Midler on Twitter.
"It's an awful shock. James Gandolfini was a fine actor, a Rutgers alum and a true Jersey guy. I was a huge fan of his and the character he played so authentically, Tony Soprano. I have gotten to know Jimmy and many of the other actors in the 'Sopranos' cast and I can say that each of them are an individual New Jersey treasure." — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
"We lost a giant today. I am utterly heartbroken." — Lorraine Bracco.
"James Gandolfini what a nice guy, so funny and sweet. He will be sorely missed. Our deepest condolences to his family." — Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry on Twitter.
"I am heartbroken about James Gandolfini. He was a gentle giant and great man. I love this picture, I loved him." — Actress Rose McGowan, who posted a snapshot of her and Gandolfini on Twitter.
"My condolences to the family and all those who loved James Gandolfini — a true NJ Great and NJ Original. RIP." — Newark Mayor Cory Booker on Twitter.
"Jimmy was one of the most talented, authentic and vulnerable actors of our time. He was unorthodox and truly special in so many ways. He had the sex appeal of Steve McQueen or Brando in his prime as well as the comedic genius of Jackie Gleason." — Brad Grey, a producer of "The Sopranos."
"You will be missed greatly James Gandolfini Maybe best actor ever on a tv series. Salute"' — Comedian Artie Lange on Twitter.
"awful awful news. James Gandolfini will be missed. He was a great actor. Just great." — Mia Farrow on Twitter.
"James Gandolfini. Unbelievably sad news. A fine man." — Steve Carell on Twitter.
"My thoughts and prayers go out to James Gandolfini's family. An extraordinary actor. RIP, Mr. Gandolfini." — Robin Williams on Twitter.
"Fifty-one and leaves a kid -- he was newly married. His son is fatherless now … It's way too young." — Joe Gannascoli, who played Vito Spatafore on "The Sopranos."
"James Gandolfini… So talented, so nice and far too young to be taken away. You will be missed Sir" — Actress Shannen Doherty on Twitter.
"I have lost a brother and a best friend. The world has lost one of the greatest actors of all time." — Musician Steven Van Zandt.
"R.I.P. James Gandolfini. Such a great actor. More than just tony soprano and that would have been a lot on its own." — Musician Rob Thomas on Twitter.
"I am so deeply saddened by the untimely passing of sweet James Gandolfini! My heart is broken for his family!! I'm in shock worked with him in "Surviving Christmas"" — Christina Applegate on Twitter.
"James Gandolfini was a kind, funny, wonderful guy. I'm so lucky to have worked with him. Sending love to his family. Such a sad, sad day. worked with him on "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone"" — Olivia Wilde on Twitter.
"The Rutgers University community mourns the sad and sudden loss of James Gandolfini, a 1983 Rutgers graduate who was inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni in 2004. Mr. Gandolfini was a proud and passionate supporter of the university for many years. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mr. Gandolfini's family." — Statement from Rutgers University in New Jersey.
"We came in honor of him. I've never been here, so this was a way to honor him." — North Arlington, N.J., resident Sheryl Martin, who with her husband was visiting nearby Holsten's, the restaurant where the last episode of "The Sopranos" was shot.


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Corrupt School Girls 2
Sep 10th
Back-to-school time seems like as good an occasion as any to review this new release from Reality Junkies, Corrupt School Girls 2.
Zoey Kush is a pretty dark-haired girl with big blue eyes. She fakes sick to get out of class, but maybe she's just in need of bad medicine from the teacher, maybe something creamy.
Riley Reid's professor catches the adorable bespectacled brunette daydreaming in class again. He gives her a wake-up call by fucking her back to reality.
Before Remy LaCroix decided to leave the industry, she gave us great scenes to remember her by. Here, Remy's a troublemaker who gets busted smoking outside the school, but when her older male teacher presents her with the option of smoking his pole instead of cigarettes, she's quite keen on the proposal. It's sad that this young beauty and her phenomenal hula-hoop hips and ass will no longer be gracing our smut, but we'll always love re-watching her go-for-broke scenes like this one.
Maddy O'Reilly has a thing for chemistry, or maybe it's just that she has great chemistry with her lucky tutor. She's a cute girl who's all the rage right now – it's easy to see why, with scenes like this one. Maddy loves to suck and fuck, and looks great doing it.
Hope (that's it, no last name) is meeting with the principal of the school, who's trying desperately to recruit her to his institution in order to help bring up the average grades of the school. She feels like bringing up something else and it's hidden inside his pants. Playing with her small but perky natural tits while he's fucking her, he seems to no longer care about the recruitment… just the sex.
Stars: Hope Riley Reid Zoey Kush Maddy O'Reilly Remy LaCroix Erik Everhard Toni Ribas Mr. Pete Manuel Ferrara Michael Stefano
Categories: New Release Natural Breasts Teen All Sex Schoolgirls High Definition
Running Time: 138 minutes
Released: 08/2012
Studio Name: Mile High Media Reality Junkies
Series: Corrupt School Girls
Director: Bobby Manila
Movie Review: Boffing the Babysitter 11
Dec 2nd
You've got to love the babysitter ruse. What's that, you ask? It's the clever method guys have formulated to get quality sex at discount prices. What do we mean by that? Well, here's a story for you.
This writer used to work at a public pool during the summers years ago. Part of our job as staff members was to keep kids safe, but during the majority of the day when some kid wasn't doing his best to drown, most of our time was spent babysitting. The sad fact was that frugal parents figured out it was easier and way cheaper to dump Johnny Pees-a-lot off at the pool for the whole day than to hire a babysitter. Five bucks for a whole day versus five bucks per hour was a steal. How does that apply to Boffing the Babysitter 11?
Well, the guys who used to work at pools have all grown up now and they have retained the lessons learned during those summers. Like any other guy, they get horny and need some young pussy to ease the tension. And if your wife's a bitch or you're single, it's much easier to hire a babysitter at minimum wage than to pay a hooker. Who wouldn't want to tear up some hot piece of ass for $7.50 an hour versus getting some gummy blowjob from a dentally-challenged street walker at twenty bucks a pop? It's a no-brainer.
Enter the guys in this film. They're all about to score with some rather naïve honeys at a fraction of the price of your average sidewalk slut.
Haley Sweet has sent the kids over to the neighbors house, but is still collecting her fee even though she is jumping around on the furniture. She's embarrassed when her employer comes home and finds her in her state of reverie. Nonetheless, he asks her to stick around for awhile so he can jump on her. Handjobs, pussy fucking and a deep blowjob help her funnel the cum down her teenage gullet.
Hot-as-balls Lexi Bloom, meanwhile, is chatting with her bff about the guy who just berated her sexual abilities. Distraught, she consults her boss about how to become a better lover. Kudos to him for not making a mockery of a young girl's plight and even more kudos for convincing Lexi to let him be her practice test dummy. The girl has an amazing body and superb natural tits and she's pretty good with a cock too, despite what the boyfriend claims.
Blonde Sarah Monroe arrives to take her employer's daughter to school, but is surprised to find the woman's hubby stepping out of the shower in little more than a towel. Sarah's embarrassed, but he doesn't care. And when a mysterious breeze causes his towel to suddenly drop to the ground her mouth is on his cock faster than she can say "mmmggffffmmmgggmmmpphhh". You get a lot of cowgirl with great ass shots, RCG, spoon and mish plus the inevitable cum drenching all over her face.
Finally, there's the sad tale of cover girl Zoey Kush who arrives at her employer's house early thinking she'd set a good example, but catches him jacking off to a magazine. You can't blame the guy as he wasn't expecting her for another hour. You also can't blame him for not losing his raging hard-on when she arrives, what with the slinky blue shorts and half shirt in which she is outfitted. He's a little bit ashamed, but she seems more concerned about the feel of a nut sack on her tongue and goes in for the kill without any hesitation. What an adorable teen body she has – small, well-proportioned tits, shaved slit and curvy ass – and she shows it all off in spoon, CG, RCG and mish, even throwing in some vibrator action on her cute little clit. Following proper protocol, she finds herself on her knees in the end taking wads of goo into her open pie hole.
Boffing the Babysitter 11 is solid. And for you young men out there, take good notes, for if you should find yourself horny and single or living with a bitch for a wife you too can use the babysitter ruse to save yourself some major scratch and avoid a trip to the health clinic in the process.
Boffing The Babysitter 11
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Milford Sound
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