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Following weeks of complaints and praise from community groups, the Los Angeles City Council Redistricting Commission will consider today more than 75 proposed changes to its draft City Council boundary map before submitting it to the council for final review. Daily News.
"It's one of those things where you cross your fingers and hope they have been listening," said Jill Barad, founder of the San Fernando Valley Alliance of Neighborhood Councils, which has criticized the most recent proposal for the way it divides up the San Fernando Valley.
The 21-member commission will meet at 4 p.m. in the City Council chambers at City Hall, where the different proposals will be debated. The commission will then give instructions on the final map to be presented to the City Council by March 1. The City Council then will have the option of accepting or modifying the proposal.


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In psychology-related slang, control freak is a derogatory[citation needed] term for a person who attempts to dictate how everything around them is done. The phrase was first used in the late 1960s[1] — an era when great stress was laid on the principle of 'doing one's own thing' and letting others do the same.[2] In some instances, the term is earnest or self-mocking rather than derogatory, as when a self-styled "take charge" individual willingly proclaims the label.[citation needed]
Control freaks are often perfectionists[3] defending themselves against their own inner vulnerabilities in the belief that if they are not in total control they risk exposing themselves once more to childhood angst.[4] Such persons manipulate and pressure others to change so as to avoid having to change themselves,[5] and use power over others to escape an inner emptiness.[6] When a control freak's pattern is broken, "the Controller is left with a terrible feeling of powerlessness … But feeling their pain and fear brings them back to themselves".[7] Paradoxically, the ultimate form of control is actually letting go.[8]
Control freaks appear to have some similarities to codependents, in the sense that the latters' fear of abandonment leads to attempts to control those they are dependent on.[9] Recovery for them entails recognising that being a control freak helped paradoxically preserve codependency itself.[10]
In terms of personality-type theory, control freaks are very much the Type A personality, driven by the need to dominate and control.[11] An obsessive need to control others is also associated with antisocial personality disorder.[12]
In the corporate world, control freaks tend to publicly admonish their inferiors, especially during meetings.[13] More positively, the term can also refer to someone with a limited number of things that they want done a specific way; professor of clinical psychology Les Parrott wrote that "Control Freaks are people who care more than you do about something and won't stop at being pushy to get their way".[14] There may be a fine line between being a detail-oriented manager, who likes to have things done 'right', and being a (destructive) control freak.[15] Control freaks are usually a cause of micromanagement.
In some cases, the control freak sees their constant intervention as beneficial or even necessary; this can be caused by feelings of separation or departure from one whom loved, believing that others are incapable of handling matters properly, or the fear that things will go wrong if they do not attend to every detail. In other cases, they may simply enjoy the feeling of power it gives them so much that they automatically try to gain control of everything and everyone around them.
Wellington as military commander was undoubtedly a hands-on micromanager, trusting his subordinates as little as possible, and showing many of the characteristics of the modern day control freak.[16] In 1811 he wrote that "I am obliged to be everywhere and if absent from any operation, something goes wrong … success can only be attained by attention to the most minute details".[17]
By contrast, Napoleon gave his marshals much more tactical freedom.[18] At the critical meeting of the two generals at the Battle of Waterloo - where Wellington's close supervision contrasted strongly with the effective delegation of operational management by Napoleon to Marshall Ney[19] - it was at least arguably Wellington's control mania that played the decisive role in the Allied victory, justifying his claim the following day that "I don't think it would have been done if I had not been there".[20]
A series of three documentary programs on BBC2 in the UK in January 2013 called Queen Victoria's Children argued that Queen Victoria was a pathological control freak by the way she controlled the welfare of all her children.[21]
Steve Jobs was a perfectionist who favoured the closed system of control over all aspects of a product from start to finish - what he termed the integrated over the fragmented approach.[22] As Steve Wozniak, his long-term collaborator and occasional critic, put it: "Apple gets you into their playpen and keeps you there".[23] The triumph of the PC over the Mac was a blow for that philosophy, a situation which was then reversed by the serial successes of the iPod, iPhone, and iPad - only for the Android challenge to reopen the debate again.[24]


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Nas was recently in the UK performing a series of 3 intimate shows in London. On the 2nd night at The Village Underground, Nas brought Wretch 32 on stage in the middle of his set.
Backstage Nas talked UK MCs and Wretch 32 talked on the impact of recent mixtape 'Wretchercise', the process of making his forth-coming album, and more.
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Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)Incredible cuteness: Baby pandas successfully born at breeding center
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November 2nd, 2012 Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) In an instance of almost unbelievable cuteness, Chinese conservationists have proudly announced the birth of seven panda cubs - all fluffy and adorable, with distinctive black-and-white markings, within a three month span. The new total brings the number of panda cubs born at the center to 113. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - After undergoing earlier medical checks, the young pandas have been photographed for the firs time together at Chengdu Panda Base, in Sichuan.One of them, born on the opening day of the London Olympics, was named Oreo. Oreo weighed six ounces when he was born has steadily gained weight. When fully-grown, the plan is to release the pandas into the wild. "It's so exciting to see the seven panda babies together for the first time," Aimee Cheung from London says. Cheung is in Chengdu to take part in the "Pambassador" competition - a global contest to raise awareness of panda conservation. "Oreo is a special cub for me because he was born on the opening day of the London Olympics and because the experts at the Chengdu Panda Base believe he will make a good candidate for release into the wild," she said. Names of the seven other baby pandas are Xiao Qiao, Si Yi, Yuan Run, Miao Miao and two twins Cheng Shuang and Cheng Dui. The 113 panda cubs at the Chengdu Panda Base have made it the biggest group of artificially-bred pandas in the world. Dr Zhang Zhihe, the center's director, said: 'We are delighted that 2012 [has] been such a bumper year for panda cubs at the Chengdu Panda Base. "The birth of so many baby giant pandas is a testament to the success of our breeding program." Three winners of the Chengdu Pambassador competition will win a five-month panda conservation tour of 11 countries working alongside Chengdu Panda Base conservationists. . Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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recipes: COOKIE SWAP EDITION!
A few weeks ago I hosted a cookie swap party at my house. I KNOW. I'm clearly insane to willingly invite a billion dozen delicious cookies into my house like THREE DAYS after I signed up for Weight Watchers (update on that: I've lost 3lbs so far. I consider that EPIC given the number of cookies I've eaten. heh) but you guys, I love Christmas cookies. And I love Christmas cookie swaps. I love tasting everyone's favorite cookies and getting new recipes and ideas for baking for the next year.
And how could you NOT love looking at a table overflowing with yummy goodness?
I wanted to share the recipes of the ones I got from the party (somehow I missed grabbing recipes for all of them, I blame the sugar) I also took pictures of the cookies that were left… as you can see… some had only one. heh (the rest are in the freezer! I SWEAR!)
Peanut Butter Fudge (no picture for this one, just use your imagination!)Ingredients
2 cups sugar
2/3 cup milk
1 cup marshmallow fluff
1 cup peanut butter
1 tsp vanillaPreparation
Bring sugar and milk to a boil in medium saucepan. Cook to 235 degrees F, stirring frequently. Mix in fluff, peanut butter, and vanilla. Stir quickly until creamy. Pour into greased 8×8 pan or 2 smaller tins.
White Chocolate Chip Cranberry Cookies (makes 5 dozen)Andrea made these!
1 cup butter, softened
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
2 tbsp vanilla
1 tbsp baking soda
3 cups flour
1 1/2 cup white chocolate chips
2 cups dried cranberriesPreparation
Cream together butter, sugar, eggs, and vanilla. Sift together baking soda and flour. Mix into butter/sugar mixture. Fold in cranberries and chocolate chips. Drop by small spoonfuls onto greased cookie sheet. Bake at 375 degrees for 8-10 minutes (or until edges are brown and center is slightly doughy)
Snowballs (makes 4 dozen)I made these :)
2 cups butter
2/3 cup sugar
4 tsp water
4 tsp vanilla
4 cups flour
2 cups chopped walnuts
Powdered sugarPreparation
Cream margarine and sugar. Add water and vanilla; mix well. Add flour; mix well. Add walnuts and mix again. Chill 3-4 hours or overnight wrapped well.Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Shape into 1-inch balls and bake on ungreased cookie sheet for 20 minutes. Cool slightly and roll in powdered sugar. Cool completely and roll again.
Cinnamon Chip Gems (makes 4 dozen)My sister makes these every time I have a swap. THEY ARE MY FAVORITE. OMG.
1 cup butter, softened
2 3oz packages cream cheese
2 cups flour
1/2 cup sugar
1/3 cup ground toasted almonds
2 eggs
14oz can sweetened condensed milk
1 tsp vanilla
1 1/3 cup cinnamon chipsPreparation
Beat butter and cream cheese in a large bowl until well blended. Stir in flour, sugar and almonds. Cover, refrigerate 1 hour. Divide dough into 4 equal parts. Shape each part into 12 smooth balls. Place each ball into a small muffin cup; press evenly on bottom and up the sides of the cup.Heat oven to 375 degrees. Beat eggs in small bowl. Add condensed milk and vanilla. Mix well. Put about 7 chips in the bottom of each up. Then fill each cup ¾ full with milk mixture. Bake 18-20 minutes or until the tops are puffed and just beginning to turn golden brown. Cool 3 minutes. Sprinkle about 15 chips on top of filling. Cool completely and remove from pan.
Peanut Butter Temptations (makes 5 dozen)Ingredients
1/2 cup butter
1/2 cup peanut butter
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla
1 1/4 cup flour
3/4 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
Mini peanut butter cupsPreparation
Cream together butter, peanut butter, sugar, and brown sugar. Add egg and vanilla; mix. Then add flour, baking soda, and salt. Roll into 1-inch balls. Put in ungreased mini-muffin pan. Bake at 375 degrees for 8-10 minutes. Immediately after removing from oven, press peanut butter cup into each cookie. Let stand for 10 minutes, then remove.
Chocolate Caramel Cookies (makes 4 dozen)My mama made these. CARAMEL. You really can't go wrong.
2 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp baking soda
3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa
48 Rolo candies
1 cup softened butter
1 cup sugar
1 cup brown sugar
2 tsp vanilla
2 eggs
1/2 cup finely chopped walnuts
1 tbsp sugarPreparation
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Mix together flour, baking soda, and cocoa. In a separate large bowl, mix together butter, sugars, vanilla, and eggs. Add the flour mixture to the butter/sugar mixture, and mix well. In a small bowl, mix the walnuts and the remaining sugar. Set aside.Shape approximately 1 tbsp of dough around each Rolo candy (flour your hands a bit if the dough sticks too much). Once the candy is covered in dough, press one side of the ball into the nut/sugar mixture and place nut side up on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake 8-10 minutes until set and slightly cracked. Cool a few minutes on the cookie sheet before removing to cooling rack.
Chocolate Gooey Butter Cookies (makes ???)Ingredients
8oz cream cheese, room temperature
1 stick butter, room temperature
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 18oz box of moist chocolate cake mix
powdered sugarPreparation
In a large bowl, cream the cream cheese and butter until smooth. Beat in the egg, and then the vanilla extract. Beat in the cake mix. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours to firm up the dough so it can be rolled into balls.Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Roll the chilled batter into tablespoon-sized balls and then roll them in powdered sugar. Place on an ungreased cookie sheet, 2 inches apart. Bake 12 minutes. The cookies will remain soft & 'gooey'. Cool completely and sprinkle with more powdered sugar if desired.
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OMG, those look delicious! I'm going to have to try a few of those recifpes. Thanks for sharing!
I will definitely be trying the cinnamon chip gems, chocolate caramel cookies, and chocolate gooey butter cookies. YUMMMMO. Thanks for sharing!!
Or rather, I will make them, but GEORGE and OLIVER will be the ones trying them. Stupid insulin resistance. :(


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Get ready for the Lion Dance, as Flushing prepares to welcome the Year of the Snake.
The Flushing Chinese Business Association has taken the lead in prepping for the neighborhood's 17th annual Lunar New Year festivities, with two main events book ending a week of festivities in Flushing, from Feb. 10 to 16.
The celebrations kick off at noon on Feb. 10 at the Queens Crossing mall. Stop by the second floor to check out Chinese and Korean folk dance and singing, as well as nods to non-Asian cultures. This year's festivities are bringing in a new level of inclusivity throughout.
The main event, of course, is the parade on Saturday, Feb. 16., which will start in front of the 109th Precinct at 11 a.m. and snake its way (pun intended) to Franklin Avenue and Main Street. The Korean program will lead the parade, followed by the Chinese contingent. It will be followed by a fireworks display at 12:30 p.m.
Korea's Village Open Center, at 150-24 Northern Blvd., will offer food, games, dancing, martial arts, music and a karaoke contest after the parade.
Cultural institutions in the neighborhood will also host celebrations:
Flushing Town Hall, 37-35 Northern Blvd., will have a Lunar New Year Dance Sampler, featuring performances by Chinese, Korean, Taiwanese, Indian, Egyptian, Colombian and American groups, starting at 1 p.m on Feb 10.
The Flushing Library, at 41-17 Main St., hosts a crafts workshop for families on Feb. 19 at 2:30 p.m., celebrating the Year of the Snake. It will be followed on Feb. 23 with a celebration showcasing Chinese and Korean music, arts and dance, starting at 10 a.m. The event features a Korean cooking class, floral arranging, a wind ensemble performance and Korean dance and opera.
Be sure to check out Flushing's eateries after the parade, where many know the real party begins, with many restaurants offering specials and unique menu items.
Bear in mind, the No. 7 train will have truncated service this year, running only between Main Street and Queensboro Plaza. If you're coming from outside the borough, you can reach the No. 7 train at either Queensboro Plaza using the N or Q train or Roosevelt Avenue by using the E, F or R train.
When: Sunday, Feb. 10, noon, and Saturday, Feb. 16, 11 a.m.
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Look, I like to drink beer. Lots of it. Beer is so, so tasty and I like what it does to me (mainly stop crying), but sometimes you can't drink beer. Sometimes you're in church. Sometimes you have to work later in the day. Sometimes your girlfriend tells you that if you have one more beer she will smash a bottle over your head. These things happen. At times like these I like to drink a little bit of raspberry tea. It's sweet and it has a nice flavor. Plus, it's fun to say. Go ahead and say it. Raspberry. Now say it like "rah-sperry". Funny right? I love raspberry tea.
Ryan Braun's restaurant in Lake Geneva does not have raspberry tea. The food is good, even if the menu is a bit weird. Seriously, can a brother just get some wings? Or how about an entree that I can pronounce? Are you trying to make me look stupid on my date or something? Carpaccio, amatriciana, gnocchi, honestly I feel like you are just making up words here. Like I do when I am losing at Scrabble.
I had a steak sandwich for lunch and it was probably one of my favorite steak sandwiches I've had in a long time. It was actually medium rare, thick pieces (not slices) of mozzarella, oven roasted tomatoes and a steak sauce that I really enjoyed. It was really good. I sat at the bar (because, seriously, where else would I sit?) and the girls were nice and knew their stuff. They were, of course, bored out of their mind because there was maybe four people in the whole room, but still. The beer selection and everything seemed decent.
Still, it's a classy joint. It's not a sports bar. It has a nice menu and when you go prepare to spend money. I felt undressed for lunch in my t-shirt, baseball hat, shorts and sandals. I felt like I should have at least been wearing a fedora. I think that's going to kind of be a problem with a place named after a baseball player, but what are you going to do? It's a nice place to eat, but it's more of a "take a date" variety nice place to eat than a "place to go after the game" nice place to eat. It's also not a "favorite place" kind of place, more of a "special occassion" kind of place. I will go there again and I will like it, but I feel like this should be said.
We shouldn't be surprised really, Ryan Braun said himself that he "wanted a contemporary place. A little L.A. A little Miami. A little New York. I wanted this to be more of a lifestyle restaurant, one representative of my personality." Who cares if what's representative of his personality might not fit our Midwestern tastes? It's his place.
Seriously though, get raspberry tea. Chanel Davis tell him to get it. Something.
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I am shocked that a cafe would not be representing a Vietnamese braising correctly. Better stay away from the sushi there too. The writing has improved over the past couple of articles, however sentences like this should still be identified in editing and rectified. "which would probably be healthier than what was on the cake."
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What is a good annual to plant at the base of knock out roses? The bed faces south. Not sure what does well here. Would like color into fall. When is the first freeze here? (Grove) TIA. |
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Depending on the color of your knockouts, I would plant a lantana or Mexican heather. Lantana comes in many colors and you don't have to do much with it and it will flower all summer long. Mexican heather is basically no-care but only comes in lavender color flower, I think. If you have the space, a sweet potato vine is good for the base of plants, too, maybe the chartreuse colored one would look nice, and won't give flowers but the foliage is a nice bright contrast. Not sure what your frost date is. Here in OKC I can overwinter lantanas most years with heavy mulch, and they break dormancy very late. Have never tried to save Mexican heather, and the sweet potato vine can easily be rooted to start new plants if you wanted to keep some over the winter. I buy just one or two sweet potato plants and root a bunch from the growing tips. |
Id be careful with mexican heather. It has the most incredible root system ive ever seen. Ive had it overwinter during mild winters here and come back. One year i had to dig 2 of them up for reasons i cant even begin to remember being 15 or more years ago, and my husband had to do it. The roots were little tiny roots but there were thousands of them and they went everywhere. You could try geraniums or petunias, they are annuals. Lantana is great too and takes heat very well, in a very mild winter it might come back, but tends to be a bit invasive in my opinion if it does. Hope your enjoying Grove, its a good retirement community and you will find a LOT of groups and activities. As for a frost date in NE oklahoma, well, thats anyones guess.... |
- Posted by butterflymomok 7a (My Page) on Fri, Jun 21, 13 at 10:10
I love the short zinnias that bloom all summer like crazy. I dropped the seed back in the bed, and they are coming up and starting to bloom. Reds, oranges, pinks, and yellows. And the butterflies love them. Also like the new dwarf lantana called Banditos. These are not as hardy, but can be expensive. |
- Posted by soonergrandmom Z6 Grove (My Page) on Fri, Jun 21, 13 at 12:02
Sorie6 Welcome to Grove. The website link will give you an overview of the climate. In the Fall, the date I use is Halloween and it comes pretty close most years. You will find that Oklahoma has trouble deciding on it's seasons and we may have a few nights of cold, followed by 2-3 weeks of mild weather before winter sets in. I keep row cover on-hand to cover those things that I would like to keep going for those few extra weeks. In the Spring it is even worse. We plant onions in February, but for tomatoes I try to plan on around April 7, then I check the 10 day forecast before I decide. The lake is large enough that it seems to moderate the changes somewhat. You may not notice that as much as I do because you are not as close to the water. I have a gardening friend between Grove and Jay and most years she gets a frost 3 weeks before I do. I have seen her covered garden get damaged when my uncovered garden got no damage at all. The rainfall here is usually fantastic, but can sometimes be too dry during the summer months. I have not needed to water at all this year. I dug my potatoes this week and the soil was so damp that it was sticking to the potatoes and my shoes. I have been gone a lot this year and my yard and garden are badly overgrown. My garden is usually neat and tidy, but not this year. It is never a 'showplace', but I love to garden and would rather be home to take care of things all summer. We are zone 6 and we have some really cold weather on occasion, so I try to follow zone 6 guidelines most of the time. I have a very sheltered southern facing flowerbed that lets me cheat a little. The link below is a good overview of the climate but the southern part of the county usually gets a little more rainfall than we do in Grove, but most years you can count on over 40 inches. A little change from Colorado, huh? We have friends that moved here from California, and both couples just have a lawn service do their yard rather than try to keep up with it. It can be quite a lot of work. We usually have one (or more) ice storms in winter. This will not be anything like the ice you have in Colorado. We may first have rain which coats everything then freezes. It breaks trees and power lines and it is best just to stay at home until it melts. Cars are not equipped for it and drivers do crazy things, so if you know one is coming, just prepare to stay out of it if you can. I think you will enjoy the climate here and in my opinion it is the best of Oklahoma and I have lived several places. Check out the Mesonet at www.mesonet.org, and the gardening guides at OSU. I'll link the one for Fall but there is also one for Spring. http://osufacts.okstate.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-1114/HLA-6009web.pdf Although it is too hot for lettuce in the summer, a Fall planted crop may last until mid December with just an occasional need for a blanket at night. I like the weather info on Tulsa Channel 6, and find that the web version of Interactive Radar is totally necessary to use because my internet is frequently still working long after we have lost a TV signal. This is the State map, but clicking on the small thumbnails at the bottom of the map gives you more info. I like to use 'Northeast Oklahoma' rather than 'Grand Lake'. Most of our storms come from the SW and many of them stay on the west side of I-44. Good luck with the new house, and I hope the move-in is a smooth one for you. Carol |
Here is a link that might be useful: Climate Info
- Posted by susanlynne48 OKC7a (My Page) on Fri, Jun 21, 13 at 12:17
Pentas are another plant to consider. They come in white, dark pink, light pink, red, purple, lavender, short or taller varieties. They bloom all the time and have pretty foliage. Other ideas include Sun coleus, Globe Amaranth, annual Salvias, Angelonias, Dusty Miller, and African Daisies. Susan |
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profusion zinnias are one of my favorite annuals. They deadhead themselves, so they don't take a lot of work. Gomphrena, melampodium, flowering vinca (not the vine) are good too. If you get lantana, make sure it's the low kind, not the bush type! I do love lantana, it puts on a show when everything else wants to curl up and die :) Lisa |
I don't have one favorite annual. I cannot narrow it down to just one. I love all zinnias, as do the butterflies, and verbena bonariensis attracts tons of butterflies too. It blooms until frost gets it. Laura Bush petunia is much more heat-tolerant than most petunias and reseeds here for me, though I am in zone 7b, and a lot further south than Grove. Gomphrena not only reseeds, but self-sows so prolifically that I have it in the pasture now, and Texas hummingbird sage is the same way. I have French hollyhocks with my surviving roses (I took out a bunch of the roses several years ago because I was tired of fighting black spot) and the French hollyhocks are beautiful much of the year. They green up in February most years and begin blooming in March. The one I have with the roses is Malva sylvestris 'Zebrina'. Emma, I had Mexican heather overwinter one year too, and when it didn't come back the third year, it still had dead roots all over everywhere and I had to dig and dig and dig to get them out,. I still love it though and wish it was perennial. Dawn |
- Posted by ezzirah011 7a (My Page) on Sat, Jun 22, 13 at 7:27
I vote salvia. Why?? it is a crazy reason really, there is a Mc Donald's in my area that has the most beautiful salvia around their roses I ever saw. I am growing some salvia next year just because of this.. |
- Posted by borderokie none (My Page) on Sun, Jun 23, 13 at 16:18
"One "of my favorites is vinca and it comes in a type called Mediterranean. It is low growing so it won't cut off the air to your roses. And of course it is vinca so it takes the heat. |
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First attempt at making a brew that is my own recipe not a store bought kit Blueberry Bomb SG:1.060 FG:1.014 Ingredients: 6.6lbs Irks Wheat extract 1-2 lbs Amber Dry Malt Extract 2 cups Carapils 1 1/2 oz Hallatter hops (bittering) 1 tsp Irish moss 1/2 Saaz hops (finishing) 3 1/2 quarts FROZEN blueberries added to help cool wort (pureed) 1 cup corn sugar for priming Safebrew WB-06 yeast and 1 quart starter Directions Put cracked Carapils in cold water and leave in until just before boil. Add Wheat extract and DME and boil. Added Bittering hops boil 25min. Add Irish moss, boil 30min. Add finish hops boil 2 min, Remove from heat. Put pot in sink of cool/cold water and add Blueberries. Remove hopbag(a lot easier than straining them out). Put everything in 6 1/2 gal bucket or carboy fill to 6 gal mark with water and pitch yeast. 60F Transfer to secondary after 5-7 days. Leave in secondary 7-14 days depending on clarity you may want to use gelitin or polyclar to help settle things out(5-7 days before bottling). Bottle with 1 cup corn sugar.
so uh....how did this come out?
Interested to hear. Want pictures too. Doesn't seem quite long enough to sit on the fruit to really absorb the flavor and mellow out.
I found this hit after trying to find out more about Irks wheat extract. Curiously, this looks an awful lot like this recipe (which I'm about to attempt - as my starter is brewing):http://beerrecipes.org/showrecipe.php?recipeid=619 I'm also curious how it came out. The Yeast is the only thing I can see that's different. Curious.
As this was my first attempt at a non kit brew it didn't come out like I thought it would. Was slightly on the bitter side but still had a decent flavor and color. I would try to add maybe some honey or something else that is sweet and maybe let it sit in the primary longer. I guess it is hit and miss. I had made a Cranberry Maibock that had honey in it and it came out great. Slight fruity taste and packed a punch at 9.5% ABV but that was from a kit from Mr. Beer. I kept a list of the ingredients for that and going to try that but substitute blueberries in place of the cranberry


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A friend of mine has entered his pet Daisy in a photo contest, and I'd really like to see him win.
Voting requires going to the link below and registering. I'll admit I had problems getting 'registered' and then 'verified', but was finally able to accomplish it (registering with my 'junk email addy') and got to vote. You can vote twice daily until Wed, Jun 27 2012 11:59 PM. I'm sure that Darren, who entered Daisy's pic would really be thrilled if he won, even if it was second place, as there are nice prizes. So....pleeze...in your spare (???) time, register and vote. tia Sue Daisy has been back and forth in first and second place all afternoon and is now trailing by 32 votes. At one time, she had the lead by 31 votes, so it may be a close race all the way. |
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done! Daisy is a doll! "Daisy's picture was taken by 26 year old Down Syndrome Darren D, with a digital camera he received for Christmas a couple of years ago. Amazingly enough, he is a very good photographer and centers the pictures beautifully , having had lots of experience with throw-away cameras. He loves taking pictures of his dog and three cats, who can sometimes escape the camera lens by running away from him. We have an album of well over 100 photos of Daisy, and several cd's full of her pictures, so it was very difficult to pick out the perfect entry. Daisy looks very bored in some of the pictures, and if she could talk, I am sure she would say.....".Can't you please make him stop taking pictures of me??" In other pictures, she is yawning and probably would say....."This is wearing me out.....Is it nap time yet?" |
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CLEVELAND, OH -- Branko Segota, who enjoyed an 18-year professional soccer career and was the NASL Player of the Year in 1984, has joined the Cleveland Internationals' coaching staff, serving as an assistant to George Nanchoff for the Premier Development League (PDL) men's team.
The Cleveland Internationals open their 2004 PDL season Friday, May 14, at Byers Field in Parma against Columbus. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. The Internationals' W-league women's entry begins play Friday, May 21, in Cincinnati.
Segota (suh-GOAT-uh) has twice guided Cleveland Croatia to the Erie League title and coached for six years in the Internationals' premier youth program. A high-scoring forward during his professional career, he played for Ft. Lauderdale, Rochester, N.Y., and Golden Bay (now the San Jose Earthquakes) outdoors, and New York, San Diego, Baltimore and Las Vegas indoors. Moreover, Segota played against both George and Louie Nanchoff during his years on the Canadian National Team and was a member of Canada's World Cup team in 1986.
Head coach of the PDL men's team, George Nanchoff is a name synonymous with championship soccer in the Cleveland-Akron area. Nanchoff is one of the principal owners of the Cleveland Internationals premier youth program and directed the club's 16-year old boys team to a Gothia Cup championship in 2001 in Sweden. A two-time first-team All-America soccer standout for the University of Akron, Nanchoff was the NASL's Rookie of the Year in 1977 as a member of the Fort Lauderdale Strikers and participated on U.S. Olympic and World Cup teams during the early 1980s. Upon his retirement as a pro player, he along with fellow Cleveland Internationals owners Zdravko Popovic and his brother, Louie, introduced a boys division to Internationals Soccer Club in 1987. Nanchoff is Director of Soccer Operations at MetroPlex Sports & Events Center in Warrensville Heights and has coached hundreds of athletes to regional, national and international championships.
Head coach of the W-League women's team, Popovic is a USSF A Licensed Coach, who has worked with youth to elite U.S. level players. Currently Director of Soccer Operations at Pinnacle Sports Complex in Medina County and one of the owners of the Cleveland Internationals, Popovic's resume includes being: USASA National Women's Coach (1998-present), USASA Region II Women's Select Coach, U.S. Olympic Sports Festival Coach (1997 gold medal), U.S. Soccer Festival Coach (1992, 1996 silver medal) and 1997 all-star coach leading his team to a victory over the U.S. National Team, 1-0.
As Director of the Internationals' Super Y-League (youth) effort and an owner of the Internationals, Louie Nanchoff has played top-level soccer both internationally and professionally, as well as coaching numerous youth teams to national and international prominence. His playing career included: high school and collegiate All-America honors, being name to the U.S. Olympic Team, and U.S. World Cup Team, and a 10-year career in the professional ranks. He is currently the Boys Director for the International Soccer Club (holding a USSF license C) and a key person in the administration of the Internationals.


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Dealing with Bureaucrats
Sometimes you just have to shake your head and laugh when a situation gets so ridiculous and absolutely everyone else can see it except the very people who should be able to see it. Yesterday, Dr. Ken Stoller submitted the first part of his series on HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy) and how the treatment for George Visger and Wayne Hawkins has been progressing. When you read Part II today, you'll realize that Dr. Stoller is now also getting a taste of the typical bureaucratic runaround that retired players have been encountering for years.
So before you read Part II of Dr. Stoller's series, let's kick things off with with an old video clip that came to mind about the frustration of dealing with idiots – Monty Python's Dead Parrot sketch:
On Treating Wayne Hawkins with HBOT 1.5 (Part II)
By K. Paul Stoller, MD, FACHM
In honor of the John Mackey 88 Plan, which was written into the labor agreement ratified in 2006 and provides up to $88,000 a year for nursing and medical care for ex-players with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, or $50,000 for home care.
The $88,000 and the name of the plan are for Mackey's number: 88. There was no mea culpa in the creation of this plan, not even an acknowledgment that the multiple concussions football players receive has anything to do with getting dementia. This would be no different than BP denying the oil in the breeze coming off the Gulf has to do with their little accident. After all, the government has stated it is almost all gone and dispersed (NOT!). But risk-averse bureaucrats think if they say something stupid, not only will we all believe it, but it will somehow become true.
"We would describe the goal of the plan … to provide resources to former players and their families for care and treatment of a debilitating disease that affects many elderly people," NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said in a 2007 press release. "The League and players association both believe this was an area that needed to be addressed because of the growing population of aging former players. It is a matter of addressing a need, without regard to cause or circumstances."
"Elderly people…" Right. Tell that to the forensic pathologist who studied the brain tissue of Andre Waters after his suicide in 2006 at age 44 concluded he had brain damage that resulted from multiple concussions during 12 years as an NFL safety. The Boston Globe and New York Times reported in 2007 that 34-year-old Ted Johnson, who spent 10 years as a linebacker with the New England Patriots, already shows early signs of Alzheimer's.
But let's not point fingers or blame anyone because now there is the 88 Plan, after all, for those that qualify, and while many don't Wayne Hawkins does. After Wayne started getting treated with Hyperbaric Oxygen (HBOT), not only did his short term memory start to return but his whole physiology started to change. He has lost over 100 lbs in less than two months. It was as if he was carrying all this weighty baggage around with him caused by his brain injuries. To know firsthand what is taking place with Wayne Hawkins is nothing short of miraculous, and while it may not sound very professional to say something like this, it's time to call a shovel a spade here and stop pretending that HBOT is controversial and unproven for treating Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI). Because it's not unproven and only controversial to those who want to put their heads in the sand and continue to make others suffer needlessly.
However, a funny thing happened when Wayne applied to the 88 plan to get his HBOT treatments covered. By way of background, Wayne was referred to the San Francisco Institute for Hyperbaric Medicine (SFIHM) by multiple physicians who all wrote prescriptions for same, he also consulted with me and I wrote him a prescription. One of these physicians is his neurologist, Kulveen Sachedeva, MD, who has diagnosed him with Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) – a known cause of dementia. Wayne Hawkins has had numerous brain traumas and his story is on Brent Boyd's blog (click HERE to read Wayne's story over at Dignity after Football).
Wayne has made significant improvements in his neuro-cognitive function since beginning therapy with HBOT using the same protocol now being used with the National Brain Injury Rescue and Rehab Project to treat TBI/PTSD in the military veteran population!
Wayne received an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) on 7/22/2010 showing that his treatments were denied because "The Type of Service is not subject to payment/reimbursement under the 88 Plan (see 88 plan Article 2.2)." What 2.2 says is that payments will not be made to any entity that has not been determined to be "qualified under standards established by the 88 Board." Nowhere are these standards delineated in the EOB or in the 88 Plan booklet that summarizes benefits to eligible former players who have "dementia" as defined in the 88 Plan – a definition which Wayne clearly meets.
CIGNA Health Insurance is the administrator of the 88 plan. My nurse, Gayle Link, RN, spoke with Patrick at CIGNA (phone number [570] 496-5897), at the end of July, to determine the exact nature of the denial as Article 2 provides no clarity other than to say that payment of claims is essentially "at the discretion of the 88 Board," which paraphrased is analogous to saying the 88 Plan will pay for a service if it feels like paying for a service.
It was Gayle's impression that Patrick is the Benefits Administrator of the 88 Plan because he seemed to be upset that Gayle was able to reach him directly, which is why I am making his phone number public – I want him to feel the appreciation from others for all that he is doing. Gayle said Patrick told her CIGNA would not authorize reimbursement for non-prescription medications and it was his contention the hyperbaric oxygen was not a prescription drug and denied CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy) was an etiology of dementia. After Gayle explained that not only is hyperbaric oxygen a medical procedure that requires a physician's prescription, Wayne had over three prescriptions but Patrick continued to deny this service for eligibility. Gayle asked Patrick – since he was being so accommodating – if he was going to deny the claim regardless of any clarification she provided and he said that was his intention.
The 88 Plan Benefits booklet states that it will cover "Physician services and Prescription medication." There is no controversy that hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a prescription medication or a physician service. CTE is also recognized as one of the modern medical terms for Dementia Pugilistica, which is also called chronic boxer's encephalopathy, traumatic boxer's encephalopathy, boxer's dementia, chronic traumatic brain injury associated with boxing (CTBI-B) and punch-drunk syndrome ('punchy') and Chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
But Article 2 (2.2) gives the 88 Plan administrator(s) the "discretion" to reimburse for eligible services under standards established by the 88 Board. Gayle did not report that Patrick had cited an inability to meet these certain standards. Rather his position was that CTE is not dementia and the HBOT is not a prescription physician service.
Now, you can only argue with someone if they agree to a common set of facts. Patrick of CIGNA is not operating with the facts the rest of us operate with, so he was quite accurate when he told my nurse that it wouldn't matter what she said to him – he was going to deny coverage. One can only speculate on what Patrick's facts are; for example, denying NFL players who qualify for 88 Plan benefits coverage is how he will not only keep his job but advance up the corporate ladder at CIGNA. If I had to guess… that was his set of facts. Just like chronic TBI doesn't cause dementia and hyperbaric oxygen isn't a physician service.
I am one of those people who believe that when a system is broken, you don't try to fix it, you go around it. It is time to bypass CIGNA and go directly to the 88 Board and hold them accountable. Who is ready to join Wayne in this effort?
Kenneth P. Stoller, MD, is President of the International Hyperbaric Medical Association, a Diplomat of the American Board of Pediatrics, a Diplomat of the American Board of Hyperbaric Medicine, a Fellow of the American College for Hyperbaric Medicine, Medical Director of the San Francisco Institute for Hyperbaric Medicine, the Hyperbaric Oxygen Clinic of Sacramento, and the Hyperbaric Medical Center of New Mexico. A book by Dr. Stoller's late son will be published at the end of the year (www.dreamtreaderpress.com).


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Ten percent of the population of Bolivar County is over the age of 60.
Warren advised those who live alone to obtain medical alert systems which are available through Medicaid or private companies. The system would alert the police, fire department or ambulance in case of an emergency.
"In case of a fall, no one would know. That is why such a device is important," said Warren.
Warren encouraged members of the audience to report suspicious people or things around the neighborhood. "There is 911 and also Crime Stoppers," said Warren.
"There are some people who don't want to leave their name and that is fine, but they need to leave information," said Warren. "It is important not ignore what is going on."
Other safety tips Warren provided to the senior citizens included: Have good lighting-maybe invest in motion lighting; get rid of tall hedges around the house, have someone with you if you are out at night, know emergency numbers, and don't leave valuables in the car.
One citizen asked what to do about stray dogs.
"We don't have a dog catcher here in Mound Bayou so we have to call the sheriff's department," said Warren.
Sheriff Williams added that the animal shelters are filled. "Our resources are limited, but we try to assist towns in controlling the loose animals," Williams said.
"We also need to know if animals are being mistreated," said Williams.
"We need to know if things are happening that are not safe for animals or people. Our senior citizens are a great benefit to the community and an asset to law enforcement," said Williams. "They see things and are sometimes hesitant to call us because they fear retaliation, but we need them because crime can't be solved by law enforcement alone. It takes everyone."
Williams reported that Bolivar County citizens are not making use of Crime Stoppers.
"We can all benefit if a person committing a crime is arrested. You don't have to give your name, just information," said Williams. "You could get $1,000 if your lead helps solve a case."
Williams said his department was working with the towns to keep citizens safe.
"Building strong relationships helps Bolivar County as a whole. A safe place draws people and businesses," said Williams.
Williams asked the audience to stay on the phone with the dispatcher if they were in danger.
"Don't be in a hurry to get off the phone because we have to get information. Sometimes people call and say they are being robbed, but they don't tell us where they are," said Williams.
Williams ended his presentation by asking the audience to hold the Sheriff's Department and local police accountable. "If we aren't doing our jobs, let the board of supervisors and town boards know. Let your voices be heard," he said.


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No title - Helicopter rescue in Vietnam of two Marines who were shot down.
Various air to air shots helicopter flying over Vietnam jungle. Air to air shots of fighter escort for the helicopter, pan to helicopter and other fighter escort. C/U helicopter. C/U pilot. C/U one of the crew over side on rope. C/U crew member looking from side of helicopter. Air to ground shot crew member being lowered on rope into jungle. Air to air of fighter escort circling.
Air to ground of Marine pilot walking towards the rescuer. C/U crew member in helicopter who operates the winch. Air to ground of two men being brought up on winch. C/U pilot. M/S one of the rescued pilots inside the helicopter, C/U of the other one. M/S of another man being brought on board by the winch. Air to air of helicopter and two fighter escorts.


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I always wanted to try bronzer, so I decided to get a little more on EDM so I can get this for free. I dunno why I was using blush all these years. Bronzers are officially my best friend! lol My cheeks are usually pink already, so every time I apply foundation I actually feel like I'm covering my natural healthy glow, which I love. But now with the bronzer, it adds more to my natural glow! It makes my face looks smaller and warmer. I'm a NC30/ EDM Buttered Tan, I have no trouble making this show on my face! However, the powder is not not finely milled.
I'm pale (EM Fair / MAC NW15) and I can't for the life of me get any of these three colors to show up on me, I apply three layers and still nothing, weird product.
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When I received this, it was already in crumbles :-( . Yes, they had to ship it to Europe, and yes, maybe it was not handled with proper caution on its way overseas, but if you offer a pressed product for international shipping, you should find a way to make sure it will survive the journey intact, don´t you think?
Other than that - and that is the reason this still got three lippies- the compact with the mirror inside is quite sturdy ans closes well. The powder itself is a combination of rather light golden brown/beige colors. On my EM olive light skin, this shows up as a golden touch of warmth, which gives a healthy, pretty complexion and does not scream "look, I put on bronzer!"
As I am rather pale, this may not even show up on people with medium or darker skin tones.
As far as texture is concerned, this is rather a creamy powder, which makes it feel nice, but makes it easy to overload and have a rather cakey finish. Be sure to apply this with a light hand.
I'm an EM Medium Cool in winter and a good bit darker in Summer. This just doesn't show up on my summer skin. I'll try it again in the winter. Gets good reviews on the EM board with fair skinned ladies though.
Be careful as most of Everyday Minerals seem to cause acne of various types on many women.
ETA: Company can't be trusted. CS beyond BAD! Will not purchase from EVER again. Check their BBB rating-Its F!
Overall: 3
Price: 2
Packaging: 4
Buy again: yes
I bought this from EverydayMinerals.com because I was curious to try out their new pressed powders. I have to say that I like this new formulation way more than the first version of pressed powders that they came out with in 2008.
Summer Bronzer is a trio of three shades: a copper, golden/beige, and a bronzer which would be suitable for people with light/medium skintones. The description says the copper and gold colours are shimmery, but I don't find them to be that shimmery; there's a TINY bit of mica in it, but otherwise it's pretty matte. The Bronzer is matte.
I used the MAC187 brush to apply this to my face; I just swirled my brush over all three colours, and then applied it to my cheeks and forehead, and then buffed my brush all over my face. What's interesting is that you don't get something that you can directly detect; like you can't tell "I put bronzer on my face". It just very subtle in the way that it warms up your face. So for those of you who are looking to get a beach bronze look, this probably is not the product for you. (personally, I am a light-medium skinned asian, and this subtle effect is what I get). Of course, application varies from person to person, and the types of tools you use may affect the look. I used a duo-fiber brush which is meant to deliver sheerer coverage, so I don't know what kind of result you'd get with the included sponge or with a different brush.
I find the overall finish to be a matte/semi-matte veil that doesn't look powdery and doesn't smell weird. I used the copper and golden shades on my eyes to see how they'd work as eyeshadows; they didn't really do much, but they act as a nice eyeshadow base and erase the redness and veins that I get on my eyelids! So if you're really pressed for time or space in your makeup bag, this is a good product to take with you because it can at least give you a fresh, neutral face with just one product.
I really like the new compact design; it's a sturdy, white plastic round case with 11g of product. There is a clear, hinged plastic tray that sits on top of the powder to separate the puff and powder from each other. The mirror size is the standard round mirror found in many compact makeups, and the case snaps securely shut.
Compact dimensions: diameter 3", thickness 0.75". It's a little bulkier than say, a Cover Girl pressed powder compact, but it's definitely smaller or the same size as a MAC compact.
I bought this for $12, and I think it's a great price for a mineral face powder with good packaging. Again, not good for dramatic bronzing, but great for those of us who just want to warm up the skin tone a little without looking like we put on makeup to do it.
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Bought this product because I am going on holiday and wanted the ease of makeup in compacts.
Compact is great, looks sturdy and unbreakable, comes with an inner hinged cover which seals off the powder from the sponge and a good size mirror with which you can see most of your face.
The colour is good and would suit most skin types you need very little product before you start seeing results. I would recommend adding colour in several applications till you are happy with the depth of colour.
I used my faithful kabuki brush to apply the product as I don't like sponges, I think you get a far better even coverage with a brush.
Two applications was perfect for my fair skin and I was very happy with the colour, I looked extremely healthy without any orange effect and the look was very natural.
Only one problem for me, I found it very drying and after about half an hour my skin was tight like I had just washed with soap.
My skin is very dry and I think the powder just soaked up any available moisture even though I had moisturised and primed before I used this bronzer.
Won't work for me as an all over bronzer but I will still be able to use this product for contouring and shading.
I probably won't buy again but you get such a large amount of product it will take me a long time to use up anyway.
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February 2014
Spend quality time with your nearest and dearest this Family Day; enjoy winterfete at the Alberta Legislature. Between noon and 4 p.m. on Monday, February 17, an abundance of both indoor and outdoor activities will keep your whole family entertained. This year's Family Day celebration features exciting activities, including:
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Seniors' "Tour and Tea" FIRST WEEK OF JUNE
The Alberta Legislature salutes Alberta's senior citizens during Seniors' Week. Special tours are followed by a complimentary fancy tea in the lower rotunda. Participating seniors can enter their names for prize draws. They may also choose to stay longer to observe session in the afternoon or to enjoy a walk around the grounds.
July 1st
In celebration of Canada's birthday, the Alberta Legislature hosts a variety of activities for the whole family. Visitors will enjoy the annual open house and touring the historic Legislature Building at their leisure. They will also have the rare opportunity to walk on the Chamber floor, an honour usually reserved for Members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. Throughout the afternoon, over 30,000 individuals normally gather on the grounds for the free family entertainment, including musical and dance performance and games for children.
"Celebrate the Season" Month of December
The annual Celebrate the Season light-up is the kick-off to holiday events at the Alberta Legislature. Festivities begin in the Legislature rotunda with a choir performance, followed by the Premier's ceremonial turning on of the colourful outdoor lights. Most noon hours and evenings listen to choir performances in the rotunda. In the evening sip free hot chocolate served to visitors in the Legislature rotunda.
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National University of Athens Medical School, Athens Greece
Neurology at the New Jersey Medical School of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Neuromuscular diseases at the Medical Neurology Branch of the NINCDS in Bethesda, MD
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SPICE Chess Summer Camp |
July 21–25, 2014
Susan Polgar Institute for Chess Excellence (SPICE) at Webster University is the #1 ranked collegiate chess program in the United States. The SPICE team won the 2013 and 2014 Final Four as well as the 2013 PanAmerican Intercollegiate Championship.
The SPICE Chess Summer Camp is a fun way to introduce chess to newcomers of the game as well as deepen the understanding of the game for advanced players.
All instructors are members of the SPICE team and will teach based on Susan Polgar's curriculum.
In addition to teaching chess, we engage in a variety of recreational activities during the camp. Supervised breaks might include indoor soccer, basketball or swimming.
Ages: 6–18
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Before May 10 | All Day: $360 | Half Day: $180 |
After May 10 | All Day: $400 | Half Day: $200 |
Dates: July 21-25, 2014 Times: All day: 9 am–4 pm
Morning only: 9 am–Noon
Afternoon Only: 1–4 pm
Where: On the home campus of Webster University, Spice Office, 8300 Big Bend Blvd, Sverdrup Building, Room 201, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Food and Snacks: Snacks will be provided and an optional lunch package is offered for $30 for the entire week.


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Artist Shows What Barbie Would Look Like As an Average Woman
We've all heard the talk that Barbie is not representative of real women. But what if she was?
We've all heard the talk that Barbie is not representative of real women. But what if she was?
Just like opening a present on your birthday only to discover a brightly-haired, gemstone-adorned little Troll Doll that you didn't want or ask for, DreamWorks is gifting us with a Troll Doll movie.
I find that it's pretty easy to get lost on YouTube. I don't mean lost as in in not being able to find your way around, but lost as in finding the video you want, then checking out one of the suggested videos at the end or listed on the right-hand side of the screen. Before you know it, a quick search for the new Avengers trailer ends 3 hours later with a video featuring a transvestite, peanut butter, and a tightrope. However, there are times when a simple click of the mouse uncovers a shiny, viral gem.