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I just made this for a party tomorrow night (love that it can be made 3 days in advance!) --- but my husband and boys have already eaten it! They asked me to make another one for Christmas day. So super easy! Like others, I halved the mayo and doubled the chipotle chiles.
This dip is a true hit at parties. Although I made some additions that really gave it some zest. Definitely use only 1/2 cup mayo and 1/2 cup sour cream. Add corn (sauteed in olive oil first until it's a charred color) and also drained black beans, amount to taste. I also threw in a good amount of liquid smoke and it was fabulous! Serve only with Tostitoes - you need the salt to go with the dip.
This continues to be a favorite of mine! I added this to mini-roasted potatoes for a Christmas party again this year and they quickly gobbled up! I made the dip a few days in advance and pipe into mini-roasted potatoes for a delicious party appetizer!
An old favourite now, nearly 7 years since I first reviewed it, and it has become a well- loved standby. I now make it with approximately equal parts sour cream and mayo, thought I've been known to sub homemade yogurt cheese for the sour cream. I always use lime and add some grated lime rind, and sometimes add a garlic clove and occasionally some cilantro. Always delicious! Makes an interesting dressing for potato salad, on burgers, fajitas, pizza, etc. Re the chipotles: I purée the whole can (OK, not the can itself!) and spoon Tbs's of it on a plastic wrap covered plate to freeze the leftovers so they never go to waste and are easy to get at to add to any recipe.
Like most others I did equal parts Mayo and Sour Cream (1/2 cup each). But when it came to the chipotle peppers, either I had gotten very weak peppers or I just like really spicy food, I had to double the amount called for and also tripled the amount of Adobo sauce used. I also added some Cayenne pepper for an extra kick. Turned out really good.
First of all, don't listen to people who alter this by putting other things in it. That's a complete other recipe. We use this for our shrimp cocktail, in place of the red cocktail sauce and it's fabulous.


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Charities that raise money after a disaster are often confronted by donors who are skeptical about how their donations will be spent.
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"Donors want to know why you're raising money and what you're going to do with it," Mr. Ottenhoff said during a conference call Monday with Chronicle readers about disaster fundraising in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
To assuage those concerns, Terry Axelrod, founder of the fundraising consulting company Benevon, advised nonprofits to be clear about where their work fits in with larger relief efforts. For groups that provide direct relief, Ms. Axelrod recommends sharing personal stories, providing nightly e-mail updates, and asking frequently for the help that is most needed.
For those with missions unrelated to disaster relief, the experts advise groups to avoid sending appeals to donors in the hardest-hit areas immediately after a disaster and to adjust language in holiday fundraising messages to acknowledge the disaster and its aftermath.
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I have a Marineland 280 that has a two section intake , one low and the other mid way up. My question is this, should I just make the intake mid way so that if frys are in the tank they don't get sucked up. I say this cuz I notice that some frys tend to hover around the bottom. I have guppies and sword tails in a 35G tank. |
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The annual St. Gregory's Open, a 2 day event featuring a dinner, raffle, auction and golf tournament is this Friday and Saturday in Marysville. It starts Friday evening at the Marysville Knights of Columbus Hall with a social hour at 5:30, followed by dinner, a raffle and auction. Saturday at 9 am is the golf tournament at the Marysville Country Club. Reservations must ... Read More »
MHS Alumni Association Reunion May 24-26
The Marysville High School Alumni Association Reunion will be held Memorial Day Weekend, May 24-26 at the Marysville American Legion. Friday evening will be a social time starting at 7:30 pm with snacks and a cash bar. Saturday evening will be the dinner and dance, with a social hour from 5-6 pm, dinner from 6-8 pm and a dance from ... Read More »
Marshall County Fire Departments have busy weekend.
Marshall County Fire Departments were busy this past weekend with numerous grass fires and one structure fire. The Frankfort Fire Department was called out 9 times total Friday thru Sunday, 5 times Friday, once Saturday, and three times Sunday, all grass fires. The Marysville Fire Department was called out to a grass fire south of the Surf Motel Friday, shortly after noon, where some logs ... Read More »
Nunset Boulevard to be presented next weekend
Don't miss the 6th musical by Dan Goggin, "Nunset Boulevard," presented by the Marshall County Arts Cooperative April 12 and 13 at 7:30 pm and April 14 at 2 pm as their spring show for the Marysville Area Community Theatre. All performances will be at the Lee Dam Center for Fine Arts on a new 18 inch raised stage. Tickets will be available at ... Read More »
Daylight Savings Time returns this weekend
A reminder that Daylight Savings Time returns this weekend. Remember to set your clocks ahead one hour before going to bed Saturday night. The time officially returns at 2 am Sunday morning. Read More »
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Program on Orphan Train in Blue Rapids this weekend
There's going to be a free program at the Blue Rapids Museum this Saturday, January 26 starting at 2 pm about the Orphan Train, which ran on the Central Branch railroad. A short video will be shown, Melva Sanner will do a re-enactment of Anna Laura Hill, a placement agent for the Orphan Train, and Pat Osborne, President of the Historical Society, will ... Read More »
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okay, folks, i need some help. i was just reading emmett's journal, and oh my god! i kept crying! i just feel...so...responsible for her. she'd kill me if she read this, which she probably will, but still. i want to hold her, and comfort her, and tell her that it's going to be all right, but i can't. 1) she won't let e, and 2) i don't know if it's true. i love her, but she doesn't love me back, i don't think.
what i do think is that she broke up with me (we're back together) because she didn't want to get attatched to me, 'cause ever one else she's trusted has hurt her. and she's not ready for the depth of my feelings. not a bad thing, but still. wolf put it really well, she says 'jump', and i ask, 'how high?' i am her slave, and i don't know what to do. i feel so...lost. i feel so...elated when we're together, but we're not really together any more. i just don't know what to do... i want her to love me back, like she did before, but i don't know how to ask, and i don't think she does. we have this sort of 'cool' relationship. we're not really cold to eachother, but neither is she all that...plesant to me. she seems to like it when we kiss, but she won't let me do it very much. oh goddess. what the hell do i do?
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Thank you for the info regarding Dr.Wiley. I have added it to his memorial.
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Thank you for letting me know to link him to his father. Sorry it has taken me this long to get back to you but I have been away from F.A.G. for a little while due to family issues. But they are now together.. :)
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I believe the way it works for the area is St John's Parish didn't mean they were buried at the church. St John's Parish is just a very large area and people would worship in that area Living/dying in St John's Parish could mean they are buried in the area that was called ST John's Parish which would now include Baltimore County, Harford County and possibly Baltimore City. I don't know exactly what the boundaries were. I think this is they way I remember it from when I did some digging for someone years ago. I hope this helps?
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If he is someone you are really interested in let me know and I will try and explain a thing of two about that cemetery
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It says Dec 6, 1861,age 34 for death date which makes sense with her birth date.
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It says Dec 6, 1861,age 34 for death date which makes sense with her birth date.
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Thank you for the transfer. Could you possibly tell me the general vicinity of the grave marker?
I would like to visit the cemetery the next time I'm in CT. My 91 year old Dad cannot remember exactly where his grandma is buried and there are other relatives buried in this cemetery.
Again, thank you.
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thanks for the links to parents
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perhaps you know about this trick - I bring a piece of poster board/cardboard about 11" x 17" wrapped in tin foil - makes a crude mirror (cheap and replacable) - place near the face of the stone and play with angles in various directions and often will be successful at catching the light and making the letters on the stone "pop." Then of course it's hard to keep the "mirror" in that spot, using leg or knee, or having to one-handed take the picture :)
It may be that your little lamb was not recorded in the manuscript, the surveyor did miss quite a few stones at Pine Grove as shown by the memorials you had to add from the pictures you took.
best wishes for a very pleasant 2014 season of walking the hallowed grounds near and far...
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your efforts are so appreciated. I sorted the burials found at this cemetery in the survey I transcribed.
maybe it's Carrie or Minnie Batchelder?
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I did a ctrl F "find" as well as a "sort" by "dau of" on the excel spreadsheet and these gals are the only ones with last name "____ er"; their memorials list their lot locations but I've never been there so cannot help you with that...their gravestone transcriptions are listed on their memorials as well, let me know if this helps.
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Comparing Post-transplant Therapies for Multiple Myeloma Patients
Name of the Trial
Stem Cell Transplant with Lenalidomide Maintenance in Patients with Multiple Myeloma (BMT-CTN-0702). See the protocol summary.
Principal Investigators
Dr. Amrita Y. Krishnan, Dr. George Somlo, and Dr. Edward Allen Stadtmauer, Blood and Marrow Transplant Clinical Trials Network
Why This Trial Is Important
Multiple myeloma is a cancer in which the body produces too many plasma cells, which are white blood cells that produce proteins called immunoglobulins. The plasma cells in multiple myeloma are abnormal and secrete excess amounts of immunoglobulin protein, which can be deposited in the kidneys and lead to kidney failure. In addition, the plasma cells can stimulate bone cells known as osteoclasts, which break down bone tissue, leading to increased bone fractures. Treatment with high-dose chemotherapy followed by transplantation of the patient's own blood-forming stem cells (known as autologous stem cell transplantation) is a cornerstone of multiple myeloma therapy for eligible patients. Although this treatment often produces remission, it is not a cure, and most patients eventually relapse.
A number of advances in multiple myeloma treatment are helping to extend the lives of patients with this disease. Several research groups have demonstrated that a second round of chemotherapy and autologous stem cell transplantation can improve the likelihood of a near-complete response and extend progression-free survival. It has also been reported that maintenance therapy with the drugs thalidomide or lenalidomide can improve survival. And, a number of studies have suggested that combination chemotherapy that includes the drugs bortezomib, lenalidomide, and dexamethasone as either initial treatment or treatment for relapsed disease can induce high remission rates in both newly diagnosed patients and those with relapsed disease.
In this trial, patients age 70 or younger with multiple myeloma will be randomly assigned to treatment with one of three regimens after receiving high-dose melphalan chemotherapy and autologous stem cell transplantation: 1) a second round of melphalan chemotherapy and stem cell transplantation, followed by maintenance therapy with lenalidomide; 2) consolidation therapy with lenalidomide, bortezomib, and dexamethasone, followed by lenalidomide maintenance therapy; or 3) lenalidomide maintenance therapy alone. All patients will receive lenalidomide maintenance therapy for 3 years or until disease progression or unacceptable toxicity occurs. Doctors will monitor the patients for progression-free survival, response rates, event-free survival, overall survival, and side effects of treatment.
"The current therapies we have for multiple myeloma are great at producing remission, but they are not curative, so the challenge is maintaining those remissions," said Dr. Krishnan. "This trial very logically builds upon the last 10 or 15 years of experience both in transplants for myeloma as well as the use of these new drugs bortezomib and lenalidomide in improving outcomes of the disease."
"Transplants are still relevant in multiple myeloma treatment," Dr. Somlo said. "The question here is what is the best way to sequence therapy involving a transplant—is it better to do one or two transplants in conjunction with lenalidomide maintenance therapy, and can novel therapies take the place of a [second] transplant?"
"We feel that all three of these strategies are good strategies for multiple myeloma treatment, but our hope is that one will rise above the others," Dr. Krishnan added.
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APPLIANCE Engineer - Ignition Systems ENGINEERING INNOVATIONS: Simplifying Complex Connections
Two components designed to enable quick and economical surface-mount connections to printed circuit boards (PCBs) were used in the 2009 VDI/VDE-IT demonstration production line at the SMT Hybrid Packaging Expo in Nuremburg, Germany. Both components came from Zierick Manufacturing Corp. (Mt. Kisco, NY, U.S.; www.zierick.com). The line was built to demonstrate "innovation in PCB manufacturing technology—the foundation for complex electronic systems."
The line used a Zierick fine wire connector to bring battery power to the board and a surface-mount insulation piercing crimp terminal from the supplier to connect the board to various LED readout devices. The devices offer OEMs important advantages, according to Janos Legrady, the supplier's vice president of R&D. "The fact that they require the smallest footprint and are the least expensive method of wire termination is significant in today's market."
The IPC-4-45 insulation piercing connector offers a cost-efficient solution for stranded or tinsel wire terminations, and enables multiple wires to be terminated simultaneously without being stripped first. This connector's unique design of four wire housing holes and four individual piercing blades allows it to accommodate stranded or tinsel wire. Because it eliminates the need to solder wires to the PCB, the connector saves assembly cost and provides a durable wire connection. The component provides the capability to terminate multiple wires at the same time, for further labor time and costs.
The piercing blades are made to go in one direction only, and maintain a continuous force on each wire. The housing is designed to provide excellent wire retention.
During the assembly process, the IPC connectors are surface-mounted to the PCB. After reflow, the insulated wires are inserted into the holes of the housing. Force is then applied to the top of the plastic housing and the piercing blades cut through the insulation and penetrate into the wire core, thus completing the wire connection process.
For hands-free connection of the demonstration board's circuitry to LEDs, the line designers chose Zierick Part Number 1295 surface-mount insulation piercing crimp terminal.
Among other features, it requires no separate strain relief and lends itself to high-speed automated operations.
A special tool crimps the wire into the surface-mounted insulation piercing crimp terminal and locks it in position—a method of connecting a wire to a PCB that is designed to be more economical than other current methods. The terminals have a small footprint similar in real estate size to a hand-soldered wire.
The technique's reliability comes from a proven crimping technology that makes use of unique insulation-piercing spikes. The spikes inside the part penetrate the wire insulation to the core of the wire, resulting in a gas-tight connection during the crimping process.
The method obviates the need to strip insulation from the wire and allows the termination to be made at the end of the wire or at any point along the length of the wire. The supplier says this capability makes the crimp terminal particularly useful with in-line applications in which multiple terminations are needed on a single wire—for example, a series of diodes used in block lettering display applications.
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School projects are supposed to tap into your child's creativity, but if you stick to traditional posters and brochures, it doesn't leave much to the imagination. Exploring different media lets your child express himself in new ways — and really connect with the topic he's studying. Here are four ideas guaranteed to boost your child's creativity, curiosity, and learning.
Go Mobile
Anything you can glue down you can also dangle — off a mobile. But now your child's can forget about flat. With mobiles, she can use items of any shape, size and texture to present her topic. Doing a project on the Serengeti? Instead of cutting and pasting photos of elephants that she pulled off the Internet, have her string up plastic ones from the dollar store (you may even have some buried in the toy box). Add a pair of toy binoculars, and a small container of sand, and her presentation takes on a whole new dimension.
Get Tech
Kids use technology and social media every day — for fun, socializing, and expressing their individuality and opinions. Why not use it for school projects, too? The next time your child has a science experiment to document and display, he can create a website, blog about it, or record it and put it up on You Tube (taking any necessary safety and privacy precautions, of course). He can get instant feedback from friends, family and maybe even his teacher!
Spread the News
The First Thanksgiving is ancient history to a child, but writing about it for the local "newspaper" or nightly news report will make it seem like it's happening today. Buy pre-cut newsprint from the craft store and help your child "lay out" the front page. Or, record her reading the nightly news. She can even dress the part with a store-bought or handmade costume, which can do double duty at Halloween.
Get Personal
Your child is studying weather, and his teacher assigns a project on hurricanes. He could read about them and make a collage of images. Or he can "experience" them firsthand. Have your make up a character that has been affected by the storm. Maybe he's a weatherman who braves the elements all night long. Or a firefighter who's out rescuing stranded animals. Your child can tell the story of that character using any medium he chooses: a play or movie, a written diary, a scrapbook, etc. By living through it, your child can know — and show — what hurricanes are really about.
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One of the greatest scientific events in the history of the world has taken place during our own lifetimes, and it's likely to impact all of us in many important ways. Indeed, it's predicted that all of us will have our genome sequenced at some point during our life. Come learn about what the Human Genome Project is, how it was accomplished, and what it means to you. Even if you're not a scientist, human genetics impacts you almost every day, and this lecture will be appropriate for those considering all majors.
Literature: New Visions, New Life (March 27 and April 3 only)
What we experience and read shapes how we think. This brief lecture shows how language (including humor) and literature are about more than history and human nature but are also about perspective and truth. How does that new perspective impact us, and as the Russian novelist Tolstoy asks, "how, then, do we live?"
Criminal Profiling
An introduction to the psychological profiling of criminal offenders as an aid in their apprehension. This course examines the psychological factors that contribute to criminal behavior, alternative methods of profiling, and the empirical evidence that supports and/or refutes the use of profiling in criminal investigation.
Power of Image in TV Advertising (March 27 and April 17 only)
This class explores the power of image in TV advertising. Students will examine the tools used in developing successful television advertisements by watching and discussing television commercials. The interactive session invites participation.
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Explore the possibilities of experiential learning in Paris! This course will give you a taste of what Augie students will study during their summer term in Paris, France. In this class students trace the development of music rom the Middle Ages to the 20th century and explore how music interacts with ideas, the other arts, and Paris itself.


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There are two types of berylliosis: acute and chronic.
- Acute berylliosis is caused by brief exposure. It is rare today.
- Chronic berylliosis is caused by long-term exposure. It is more common than acute, but still unusual.
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Is acetone a safe nail polish remover? Do you often use a nail polish remover? Do your nails feel dry and white after the process? If yes, you are most likely using an acetone based nail polish remover.
DihydroxyacetoneWhat: Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) is derived from sugar beets or cane sugar and is a key active ingredient for natural self-tanners.
ACETONE-A solvent used in nail polish removers and nail finishes.ALCOHOL-Common name is Ethyl Alcohol.Widely used as a solvent in perfumes and cosmetics.Ethanol is also drying to the skin.
Acetone ** Strong solvent used in nail polish remover. Appropriate only for natural nails. Contained in some astringents/toners/fresheners.
Acetone Free Nail Polish Remover, by Sally HansenGreat value for money, these acetone free nail varnish remover also contains pro-vitamin B5 and vitamin E to strengthen and soothe the nails, leaving them in great shape.
Using acetone removerNail polish removers with acetone dehydrate the nail and surrounding cuticle. "Repetitive use can cause white spots on the nail as well as splitting at the free edge and drying of the cuticle.
Acetone: Acetone is a strong solvent that is used in nail polish removers. It is appropriate for natural nails only. It can be found in some astringents/toners/fresheners.
ACETONE - A solvent in nail polish removers and nail finishes. It can cause the peeling and brittleness of nails, skin rashes and irritation if inhaled.
BL: Acetone-Free lacquer remover is the least damaging to nails and skin. A trick to removing glitter lacquers, soak a cotton pad in remover and hold over the nail for about 20 seconds before rubbing.
DihydroxyacetoneDerived from sugar beets and sugar cane; reacts with skin for a safe sunless self tan.DimethiconeDerived from silica (a naturally occurring component of sand and quartz); emollient, water repellent, adds shine to skin and hair.
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Use a non-acetone nail polish remover for normal polish, but switch to acetone if you need to remove stubborn colors or glitter nail polish.
Mixed with acetone and sulphur, CO2 snow has been used in the form of slush for the treatment of acne scarring. With a brush or a wooden applicator it is painted on the affected area.
Dihydroxyacetone: The active ingredient of sunless tanning products. Dihydroxyacetone, or DHA, reacts with amino acids in the outer layers of the skin to produce a browning effect.
DIHYDROXYACETONE (DHA)The component in autotanning products that causes the skin cells to change color and appear tanned.
DihydroxyacetoneDihydroxyacetone is derived from plant sources such as sugar beets and sugar cane, by the fermentation of glycerin. It is primarily used as an ingredient in sunless tanning products.
Avoid using acetone nail polish removers, as these can strip your nails of essential moisture. Choose the conditioning variety of nail polish remover instead.Apply hand cream every time you wash your hands.
AcetoneAcetone is a colourless, flammable, volatile and clear liquid that evaporates rapidly and has a sweetish, aromatic odour. It is produced inside the human body with the help of a normal metabolic process.
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Most self-tanners contain dihydroxyacetone (DHA), a colorless sugar that interacts with the top layer of skin to darken.
Use regularly astringents with acetone and /or on your skin. Acetone dissolves the oil from the skin quickly.Splash your face with cold water containing a few drops of Lavender oil 2-3 times a day. This will also tighten the pores.
Step 6: Polish First, swipe your nails with a non-acetone polish remover (acetone will damage your nails) to get rid of any cream residue left over from your foot massage.
Cigarettes contain ingredients such as, acetone, ammonia, arsenic, formaldehyde, and nicotine, which are chemical compounds that are considered to be quite harmful to the human body - imagine their impact on the skin.
The main active ingredient in fake tan is Dihydroxyacetone (DHA), a non-toxic substance that's responsible for producing that classic bronzed hue on the surface of the skin.
The basic ingredient in effective fake tans is dihydroxyacetone, or DHA. It's a derivative of glycerin that temporarily darkens your skin by reacting with amino acids in dead skin cells.
Nail polish is easily removed by nail polish remover, which is a solvent (usually acetone, sometimes acetonitrile) and often recognized by its characteristic industrial aroma. Other components may include scents and coloring.
Avoid removing nail strengtheners with acetone polish removers. Always use a non-acetone remover to prevent damage from overdrying. You can also use a nail strengthening cream, which can be applied daily.
Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) is a chemical discovered in the 1920's that reacts with Keratin Protein to change the top layer of skin colouring, lasting about a week.
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1. Prep your nails by removing any old nail paint using acetone free formula. Don't use acetone as it will damage your nails. This is the first and foremost of the french manicure steps.
As for removal, soak a cotton pad with regular acetone-based nail polish remover and it will do the job. Run, don't walk to pick up Vinylux in selected salons now.Posted by: Hayley Bennett (Google+)Previous // // Next ...
All of these tanning options involve the active ingredient dihydroxyacetone (DHA.), which is responsible for the change in skin tone.
Moisturize nails and cuticles daily and always use a nail polish remover that is acetone free. Before applying nail polish, be sure to apply a protective base coat.
Dihydroxyacetone (B): an emulsifier, humectant and fungicide which is obtained by the action of certain bacteria on glycerolDisodium inosinate (A): prepared from meat extractDown (A): underplummage of fowls (especially duck and goose) ...
The mist emitted contains dihydroxyacetone (DHA), which is a chemical that reacts with dead skin cells by cosmetically dyeing them brown. So after spray tanning, the skin takes on a golden brown color that usually looks like a natural tan.
Remove old nail varnish using nail polish remover and a paper towel or cotton pads. Both are better than a tissue, offering more friction. Always try to use a non-acetone polish remover, as its less drying to nails and cuticles.
Aside from making your nails look awesome, these foils don't require damaging UV light during application. Plus, they peel off when you're ready to change up your look, instead of using acetone remover, which can harm the earth! ...
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11 year
old Patricia Harrington after her father had left their two story home.
It seems the two crooks never learned two things, they were in Montana and Patricia had been a clay shooting champion since she was nine. Patricia was in her upstairs room when the two men broke through the front door of the house. She quickly ran to her father's room and grabbed his
12 gauge
Mossberg 500
Resindez was the first to get up to the second floor only to be the first to catch a near point blank blast of buck shot from the
11 year
olds knee crouch aim. He suffered fatal wounds to his abdomen and genitals. When Garza ran to the foot of the stairs, he took a blast to the left shoulder and staggered out into the street where he bled to death before medical help could arrive.
It was found out later that Resindez was armed with a stolen
45 caliber
handgun he took from another home invasion robbery. The victim,
50 year
old David Burien, was not so lucky as he died from stab wounds to the chest.
The above-quoted story about two armed illegal aliens killed during an attempted home invasion by an 11-year shotgun-wielding girl was posted to LibertyPost.org on 25 April 2007. Although the account was widely cited as a validation of anti-illegal immigration and/or pro-gun ownership positions, confirmation of the tale as a real-life incident was lacking.
The only documentation for this item was numerous
web sites all citing the same information, with no details of time or place (other than a reference to Montana). Searches of news databases (including Montana-based newspapers) failed to turn up any corresponding news stories containing any of the four names provided, and the name of one of the putative criminals ("Ralphel Resendez") just happened to echo an alias (Raphael Resendez-Ramirez) used by Angel Maturino Resendiz (also an illegal alien), the infamous
Railroad Killer
Although many versions of this item cite the home invasion incident as having taken place in Butte, Montana, that area's sheriff has said no such thing occurred in that city:
When asked about the authenticity of the events described in this story, Butte-Silver Bow Sheriff John Walsh told
The Montana Standard
that his office never investigated such an incident.
"This never happened," Walsh said.
The story claims the girl shot and killed the two intruders while she was home alone. The story doesn't provide a street address or attribute the information to any official sources.
Walsh brushed off the story as an urban myth.
"It's amazing how these things get around," he said.
The only
news story
(of recent vintage) we could turn up about a minor using a shotgun to kill two armed intruders attempting a home invasion robbery took place in December 2006 and involved a 17-year-old boy in Texas (rather than an 11-year-old girl in Montana):
An overnight home invasion robbery attempt in northeast Harris County ended in a hail of gunfire that left two suspects dead.
Investigators said a 17-year-old was home with his cousin when four armed men kicked in the door and started shooting.
The teen pulled out a shotgun of his own and fired back at the suspects, killing two of them.
Going back almost twenty years to 1988, we did find a news story about an 11-year-old shooting and killing two home intruders, but again the finer details didn't quite match the example cited above:
Switzer, S.C. — An 11-year-old boy who had been left alone after school shot and killed two men as they tried to steal a videocassette recorder from his family's home, police said.
William Todd Knight, the son of Billy and Ann Knight, "acted very wisely," said Spartanburg County Coroner Jim Burnett. "His life was in danger, he looked for an escape and could not find
one ...
he was a very brave young man."
Spartanburg County Sheriff's Department Capt. John Blackwood said the boy was watching cartoons in his parents' bedroom Monday afternoon when he heard noises at the front door of the family's brick, ranch-style home.
Todd told officers he was scared, so he went to his room for the
rifle his father had given him for Christmas and loaded four rounds.
He then went to the front door and saw a man he described as "rough" pounding on the door. The man finally left in a white Datsun.
Todd said he resumed watching cartoons and about
10 minutes
later heard banging, this time at a dining room window.
He saw two men climbing through the dining room window. The boy said he went into the bathroom to climb out the window, but saw the white Datsun was parked in the back yard.
Todd told police he went back to the hallway, peeked around the corner into the den and was spotted by one of the intruders as they were taking the VCR.
Todd then fired three rounds at the men, who dropped the VCR and fled.
When police arrived, one of the dead men was found face down next to a woodpile in the back yard, approximately 50 to 75 feet from the house, while the second man was in the driver's seat of the white two-door Datsun.
In October 2012, a 12-year-old Oklahoma girl shot (but did not kill) an unarmed burglar who broke into the house while she was home alone:
Kendra St. Clair, 12, was at home alone in Oklahoma, when loud banging began on the door to her family's home. Soon, the glass shattered and an intruder had entered.
"I was scared and I didn't know what to do next," Kendra [said].
Petrified, she called her mom Debra.
"I said Kendra get the gun and go get in my closet now. And call 911."
The young 6th grader followed her mom's orders to the tee.
Kendra had taken shelter in a closet, clutching her mother's .40 caliber glock gun while she listened to the intruder make his way around her home.
Her fear intensified to sheer terror, when she saw the knob of the closet door beginning to turn.
At that point, that for the first time in her life, Kendra fired a gun.
Police said the bullet traveled straight through the closet door and struck 32-year-old Stacey Jones in the shoulder, scaring him out of the house.
They arrested him a few blocks away and charged Jones with first degree burglary.
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ASHLAND, Ore. — Faculty members at Southern Oregon University have given a vote of 'no confidence' to three administrators.
The vote was taken Wednesday in response to the ongoing budget problems at the university. According to an e-mail from Faculty Senate Chair David Carter, SOU faculty voted 'no confidence' in President Mary Cullinan, Provost James Klein, and Vice President of Finance Craig Morris.
Under Oregon administrative rules, the faculty will send a recommendation asking to remove Klein and Morris.
Carter did not return multiple phone calls asking for comment. A representative in the President's office said no one was available to speak about the vote.
Update (6:33 p.m.): SOU President Mary Cullinan released a statement Thursday night in response to the 'no confidence vote:
Southern Oregon University is experiencing the challenges that face many smaller institutions like ours. This is a very stressful time. Difficult faculty contract bargaining, combined with challenging budget decisions, has caused an unprecedented amount of stress on campus.
I deeply appreciate faculty concerns and respect the right of the Faculty Senate to exercise this section of their By-laws. I will continue to work with faculty and administration to finalize the retrenchment plan that will align our costs and revenues while positioning us for strategic investments and a sustainable future.
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La Noticia, Charlottes main Spanish-language newspaper, awarded Student of the Year awards to six college students as part of its annual Latin American Excelente Awards Gala in October.
Five applied for the award which includes a $2,500 scholarship when they were seniors in high school. Students had to have a minimum 3.5 GPA to enter and submitted a cover letter, resume, essays, transcripts and two letters of recommendation for consideration.
They are wonderful, wonderful people, said Hilda Gurdian, publisher of La Noticia. These are people who work very hard and made sacrifices to be where they are.
Below are highlights of this years award-winners.
Natalia Barriga
Natalia began her second year at UNC Charlotte this fall in the Belk College of Business. She earned a 3.8 GPA last year and expects to graduate in 2016.
She graduated from Ardrey Kell High, where she was active in track and cheerleading. Natalia now does cheerleading at UNC Charlotte, and her team won second place in a national competition last year.
Natalia was born in Colombia and moved to the United States when she was 4.
After growing up in the United States for several years now, I have realized just how great this country is, she wrote. I have been able to pursue many dreams and have been given endless opportunities that just arent possible in other countries.
Natalia said shes proud of overcoming the challenge of not understanding English as a young student, and more recently, getting on the Chancellors List in her first semester at UNC Charlotte.
At Belk College of Business, Natalia will major in business marketing or international business.
She said she has learned the importance of time-management since starting college and how to balance her priorities. I do not give anything less than 100 percent, she wrote.
Allison Mendiola
Allison spent the first half of her life in Queens, N.Y., with her Peruvian family, then moved to Charlotte in 2004.
Two years later, she joined the dance group Contigo Peru to learn folk dances, and later joined El Alma de la Luna for modern Latin dance. In high school, she volunteered at places such as Presbyterian Hospital and vacation Bible school.
Allison has consistently been a strong student, took Advanced Placement classes and graduated from South Mecklenburg High in June with a 3.5 GPA. She began at East Carolina University this fall for biomedical engineering.
She said she is interested in medicine because she wants to make her parents proud, and she finds motivation in helping others because her mother died from cancer last year.
Keeping her grades up was difficult last year, Allison wrote, because she and her sister had to add cooking, cleaning and laundry to their everyday tasks to help their father.
But Allison said a college education is important.
Since I have Latina blood, I want to prove that a minority can be someone big in this country, she wrote. I also want to prove that a woman can do as much of a good job as a man can in the engineering field.
Valery Ortiz
At South Mecklenburg High, Valery decided to challenge stereotypes by joining Junior ROTC and taking automotive technical classes.
She started her freshman year at Wingate University this fall after graduating with a 4.3 GPA.
Valery moved to Charlotte from Colombia when she was 10, and said it was difficult, at first, to fit in with her classmates. After learning English in 21/2 years, she soon began taking honors classes.
In addition to maintaining fluency in Spanish and English, Valery took four years of French in high school. She was her units community service officer for South Mecklenburgs Navy Junior ROTC program.
She is studying pre-law and wants to do something that makes a difference for others. Valery also said she will not forget her values of humility and honesty.
I believe I represent a large number of people who have fought for and achieved their dreams. I am a dreamer, she wrote. I have known family separation, the challenge of assimilating into a new culture, and the fight to become a legal resident of the United States.
Alma Páez
Alma was born in Los Angeles to Mexican parents and moved to Charlotte when she was an infant.
She learned English in a year when she began school, and excelled. As the oldest of three, Alma oversaw her siblings homework because her parents dont speak English. After years of helping her siblings, she became inspired to teach and is now a freshman education major at Appalachian State University.
I want to help improve the education of many kids, she wrote. They are our future and its important to keep their minds open to big, great, and positive things.
Alma graduated from Harding University High with a 4.2 GPA and won several awards, including the AVID Excellence Award and Outstanding Cadet Award.
In high school, Alma participated in the Leadership Club, Book Study Club, National Honor Society, Junior ROTC and was assistant secretary in student government.
She volunteered at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, the Love Laugh Live Foundation and Communities in Schools of Charlotte-Mecklenburg.
Alma wants to be a second-grade teacher and later study psychology.
Daniel Salgado
Daniel said he grew up loving math and science and knew early on that was what he wanted to do.
He is a freshman at UNC Charlotte, studying mechanical engineering. Daniel would like to earn his masters in a specialized branch of engineering, then work designing and aiding in countries less fortunate.
To save for college, Daniel worked two jobs in high school, he said, because my parents believe that if they could earn enough money for themselves growing up, then I should be able to do the same, especially in this country, the land of opportunity.
He was born in Colombia and moved to the United States when he was 2.
But balancing jobs, school and his love of soccer was tough. His junior year, he woke up early to get extra help at school before classes started. He played varsity soccer and helped his team win second place in conference competitions.
Daniel graduated from Ardrey Kell High this spring with a 4.4 GPA and with 21 hours of college credits.
Hes hopeful for the future: I want to change peoples lives for the better, and I truly believe that if I work hard enough, Ill be able to do exactly that and more.
Kathia Selena Toledo
Growing up, Kathia said, she had to overcome the challenge of learning English, and obesity. She is now a freshman at UNC Chapel Hill.
Kathia was born in Columbia, Md., but spent most of her early childhood in Guanajuato, Mexico. At 7, she returned to Charlotte, where she missed Mexican customs and began gaining weight while she watched a lot of television.
Kathia learned English in 21/2 years and won the Most Improved award in her English as a Second Language class.
Then she had to tackle her weight. Kathia found success with the Hispanos Saludables (Healthy Hispanics) program, which helped her regain her health.
At Independence High School, she was part of the Academy of International Studies, played soccer and was a member of the Diversity Club, Leo Club and student council. Kathia volunteered with Habitat for Humanity and Stop Hunger Now.
Kathia took AP and online college courses and graduated from Independence in the top 10 percent of her class with a 4.4 GPA.
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- Posted by robert1971 6b (My Page) on Mon, May 9, 11 at 18:00
I received the link through email and have alredy deleted it. Sorry! If you order from them you'll probably be receiving the survey link through email as well. It's too bad we don't live in the same city. I've a huge Tabernaemontana holstii that I ordered from this last year that I'd happily give ya. I don't find the scent that appealing but the flowers are pretty and interesting. :) |
Oh okay, thanks Robert, I thought it was an open survey link :) (AAh that's really too bad... hopefully Logees or Gardino will offer the Tabern plant this year.) What's your favorite fragrant plant? Have you grown tuberose? |
- Posted by robert1971 6b (My Page) on Mon, May 9, 11 at 19:12
Wow. That's a tough question, kemistry! I have grown tuberose (in a pot last year). I did love the scent but the cut flowers were a little disappointing (I cut the stems and changed the water daily however the blooms didn't seem to last). I planted them in the ground this year but will probably dig up two for a pot again. ;) Fav scents would be Brugmansia 'Charles Grimaldi' and the Sambac jasmines but I'm always up for new scent experiences (hence the onslaught of new plants this year). I'm waiting for various jasmines, brunfelsias, Brassavola nodosa, etc. to bloom. I recently broke down and ordered Bouvardia longiflora since it's supposed to have an intense, heavenly scent. Okay, your turn! :) |
- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (email@example.com) on Mon, May 9, 11 at 20:48
Hey Robert. From experience, and I can grow just about anything, Bouvardia can be a very difficult plant to grow due to leaf disease susceptibility. I have tried over 8 in the past couple of years and they wither away. You will notice that the leaves soften then rot off. I have finally turned to Brunfelsia which is a more durable and lasting plant in which smells even better and almost just like that plant. It also has a fragrant at night which is very potent and just like the Bouvardia. I love this plant! I have 5 all doing great! i hope you have great success with it! Mike |
Tuberose is right up there with lotus, plumeria and j. sambac 'moo' as my most favorite scents. Ah Lotus! I wish I have the space and a more sunny climate to grow them again. The other scents, which didn't wow me at first but have grown on me are michelia alba, figo and gardenia. Robert, how's that Brassavola nodosa doing for you? Is it easy to care? I bought my first and only orchid earlier this year, a cymbidium ensifolium, which is supposed to have one of the most refined fragrances, but being so new to orchid-growing I don't know if I'll ever get to smell it. :o) (Thanks Mike for that comment, that'll save me some money ;)..) |
- Posted by robert1971 6b (My Page) on Mon, May 9, 11 at 22:23
Mike, Thanks for the bourvardia info. I'm going to try growing it in the fast draining 5:1:1 mix and cross my fingers. I've got 3 brunfelsias (nitida, lactea & gigantea). So far I've only gotten one bloom from the nitida and it smelled like cloves (like everyone says). :) Kemistry, It's my first time for orchids as well. I've two brasavolas (nodosa and 'Little Stars'). I have them in wooden boxes outside and they're growing like weeds. Very easy to care for so far, winter care might be a different story. No blooms yet but I'm hoping for some this fall. Now you've got me dreaming of pools in India over flowing with lotus blooms. ;) -Robert |
- Posted by sambacmouse (My Page) on Tue, May 10, 11 at 2:40
Hi Robert, I love Bouvardia, yes it can be hard to get through winter, but it's night time fragrance is beautiful. Another thing to help is to use shallow wide pots like those used cattleya orchids, they like lots of water in warm weather, but keep them drier in winter. |
- Posted by robert1971 6b (My Page) on Tue, May 10, 11 at 9:15
Thanks, sambacmouse (love your name by the way!). I'll take any tips on Bouvardia that you can give. I think as long as the soil is fast draining things should go well (course when it gets 100+ outside I'll be sitting next to the plant with a watering can giving it sips every 5 minutes). Perhaps it's time I invested in a drip irrigation system. :) -Robert |
- Posted by sambacmouse (My Page) on Tue, May 10, 11 at 23:27
Robert, Your last post made me laugh. |
- Posted by mattdiclemente z7 New Jersey (My Page) on Wed, May 11, 11 at 0:32
I've filled out the survey too. I was glad to have the oppurtunity. What did I request? Why more fragrant plants of course! Let's make a united front, shall we? If you have been invited to participate in the Logee's survey, please do, and mention your enthusiasm for fragrant plants. Best Wishes, Matt Di Clemente |
But sambacmouse, you have all those Boronia plants growing wild there. :) They are so hard to find here in the US.. I wonder how that Boronia Megastigma smells like. And Matt.. I did the same, ;) |
- Posted by sambacmouse (My Page) on Wed, May 11, 11 at 3:00
Uhhh I just saw that Tabernaemontana holstii and Tabernaemontana pachysiphon are the same plant. Those synonyms always trip me up, maybe I was thinking of Tabernaemontana africana? kemistry, Thanks for talking it up for me, I feel a little better, but you know I cannot get a Jasminum molle here and it is supposed to be a bloody Australian native. |
- Posted by robert1971 6b (My Page) on Wed, May 11, 11 at 9:34
A big thank you to all who filled out the survey requesting their favorite fragrants! Let's hope they offer more goodies in the coming years. Sambacmouse, Tabernaemontana holstii seems to be a very easy plant to over winter. Mine was in a south facing sunny window and kept on the dryish side (normally watered once a week). This spring I repotted using the 5:1:1 mix and it seems to be growing great outside in some filtered sun. I've read that it's probably T. africana by the way. -Robert |
- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, May 15, 11 at 18:09
Hi everyone. I actually know the owner and have a great relationship with a couple of the workers, and I hope that my talking about this subject and my ideas has had some positive impact on this subject. I have been mentioning this for months to them. I love that place and if only you could visit it as often as I do:-) Now, if I could get them to get me a 'Poison dart plant', or 'Winetr sweet'. They know which one I mean. I have been asking for over a year. Fragrant is an understatement when you smell theirs in full bloom! Mike |
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Title in the Language of the Records
Deutschland, Hessen, Darmstadt Stadt Urkunden
Record Description
This collection will include records from 1627-1940. These records are in German/Gothic.
Records in this collection include population registers, certificates of citizenship, recordings of citizens and residents, and emigration records. The information is handwritten horizontally in two pages of columns in a ledger-type format.
To keep a record of the population, the city called heads of households to assemble at the local civil office, almost yearly, to provide their personal information, which was counted as a basic unit. This listing is called "volkszahlung" (local population census).
The city also kept a similar register listing all the citizens who moved to other localities. This register was called "abmeldungen" (relocation list). If the record was from a citizenship roll, it was called a cancellation list.
Although the heads of households were admonished to comply, these procedures were not enforced. Therefore, these records may not cover the entire population.
The original records are preserved at the German State Archives in Darmstadt. The Family History Library has copies on microfilm.
For a list of record categories currently published in this collection, select the Browse link from the collection landing page.
This collection of city records includes: Town records for 1716-1884; Emigration and immigration records for 1805-1940; Naturalization/Citizenship for 1821-1938; and Population registers for 1627-1939.
These records were created mainly to have a record of people leaving town and to count the number of residents.
This census collection is a reliable source of information for genealogical purposes; however, the accuracy of the information is dependent upon the knowledge of the informant and the way it was recorded by the civil officer.
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Section: Aufnahmen von Buergern und Beisassen (Acceptance of citizens and residents)
This collection consists of loose sheets arranged alphabetically by last name and then to some extent by given name. Given names are not in strict alphabetical order. Each numbered batch consists of approximately 40-50 entries and is labeled with a range of names. Each way pointed record set includes several batches. For example, the label "B-E (ST12-11-Nr-64-70)" means that this group includes entries for surnames beginning with "B" through "E" of the archive signature "ST12-11" and batches number 64 to 70.
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Citizenship/naturalization records usually contain the following information:
- Name of applicant
- Age of applicant
- Occupation of applicant
- Reasons for citizenship application
- Date and place of issue
Citizenship application status records usually contain the following information:
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So you decided to illustrate your point that 'making fun of someone is wrong' by making fun of someone?
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No, it wouldn't bring said member back, but it would ensure, without a doubt, that that particular criminal wouldn't anyone else. The family won't forget what happened, but it would help prevent any other family from feeling the pain. Will we always have criminals? of course, but at least we won't be taking it easy on them and they will see that they won't be given special treatment for a wrongdoing.
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The death penalty does not deter crime. And what a waste of human life, and how are you so sure that the criminal does not have a valid explanation for their crime. A crime of passion (your wife cheats on you and sucks a mans dick in your face - you're gonna get pretty mad, could kill somebody) for example. The point is, all crimes need to be handled differently and a punishment given to rapist A should not automatically be given to rapist B. Prison needs to be more tailored to the individual prisoner and in actually trying to make them a productive member of society again.
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It certainly deters crime more than putting them in a prison with food and health care, I know its not all sunshine and roses, but dp deters crime more. There is no truly valid reason for a crime. Even if in said reason, one shouldn't kill for that. I'd be pissed, but killing isn't the answer for that. Why should rapist A be treated any differently than rapist B, they both committed a horrible crime. Im not saying they should get the chair instantly, but when one has killed repeatedly, prison definitely didn't work.
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It isnt about hypocrisy, it is about justice and punishment, in that situation what would they have done? Ignored her? I mean I guess this would probably make her feel empowered and just keep doing it to people, maybe she keeps doing this and ends up failing in life because of her arrogant nature, maybe she does it to the wrong person and they attack her. I mean at least with this it will at least make her consider the pain she has caused others and not do it again even though it probably wont.
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I'm nothing if not persistent, but at the same time I can (eventually) take a hint. Having tried and failed to load today's photos about four or five times over the last couple of hours, I am officially giving up. I don't know if it's the blog network being difficult or my computer acting up, but I'm not inclined to keep trying and having everything seize up on me.
I'll give this another shot for next week's post, then that will be it for a while as I will be having my hip replacement surgery on March 5 (finally!!) and won't be able to handle all the stairs to get to the studio and the computer for a while after that. Take care, and see you next week.
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Good luck with your surgery, Judy! Let us know how it went.
- February 25, 2013 at 10:23 PM
Dont' you just hate when you lose all that work!! Drives me nuts. I do look forward to your pictures as you have such a fabulous eye.
Good luck with your surgery. Who is doing it? It is a bit of a recovery period but I'm sure you will be motivated and do well.
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Just in case you aren't back next week I haope eveything goes well with your op. Come back a bionic woman :)
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