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This is a very good scrub/cleanser for those with oily and sensitive skin. It truly cleans the skin and leaves it refreshed without drying it out or making it feel tight. I usually use this in the morning as my replacement for my medicated cleanser which I now use about once a week because I am trying to phase it out. So far, my skin has had an even tone and has not been irritated and there have been no major breakouts. I think that this cleanser helps with the oilies too, and works especially well with my Clinique Pore Minimizer T-Zone Gel, but I find that it still does control oil very well when I do not use makeup on the days I wash with this. It does have a strong smell which I like but if you are sensitive to fragrances this product is probably not for you. I also find this product gentle enough to use every couple of days and lasts for quite a while. Will repurchase!
This is a fantastic face scrub! It is in an orange tube and the scrub itself is gel like and is orange with exfoliatin beads and some other sort of beads. It has a really good citrusy scent. I like the consistency of it as well. I have acne prone skin and this product works great. In combination with Spectro Jel and Neutrogena Daily Moisture my acne is kept at bay. I do not get more pimples while using this combination. After i use this product I get a glow on my face and my face overall looks healthy and fresh. I use it about once a week. It is a great price for the results you get and I would definetly reccommend this product!
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I love this line!It is the best smelling face scrub out there!I use it a few times a week and so far it has helped with my skin.I'm almost out so I willbe buying some more shortly.
I love the smell of this! It's a gentle scrub and does a good job of making my face feel clean in the morning. It makes me feel refreshed and the smell lingers on my face which makes me up. Too bad I'm usually in too much of a hurry in the morning...
Oh! I really liked this scrub. It smelled insanely good and felt really nice on my face. I really liked the packaging too. Really nice!
Love the smell.... love the microbeads.... love the orange color... greeeat stuff. I have super sensitive skin this is the only thing thay exfoliates and doesnt cause me to break out in hives
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It's very very gentle. I bought the travel size for a trip I took. I did love it! Works as a cleanser and a scrub at the same time cause it foams. You only need verrrry little. So I still have the little travel size tube. Its still half full. And i bought it a month ago. A great buy.
I use this product in the mornings before taking a shower. I typically use a prescription face wash at night which is too strong for twice daily use. The scrub does a nice job of lightly exfoliating my skin and removing impurities. I don't think it smells bad--just sort of clean and chemically at the same time. It hasn't caused breakouts for me or changed my skin *that* much. It's a nice product but I probably won't repurchase because I like to try different things and this one doesn't wow me.


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Surgeon Simulator 2013 was put together in 48 hours by Tom Jackson, James Broadley, Luke Williams and Jack Good from Bossa Studios, a UK game design team known for Monstermind, Toy Run, and Merlin The Game. It is also available on Kongregate
The game is much like QWOP, where each finger is controlled by a different key. As of right now, there are 1920 search results on YouTube for "surgeon simulator 2013." These playthroughs can get pretty crazy. Here's a Forbes article on it.

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New York: air bnb vs cheap hotel?
I and my partner will be in NYC for about a week in a couple of months, and we're looking at our accommodation options now. We're leaning towards finding a place through air bnb because they look really nice and we've heard good things through friends, but we've also found some hotels in Manhattan that are a cheaper option, and we're not sure which way to go. [more inside]
Unconventional NYC / Brooklyn accommodation
I am planning my next New York trip and am looking for an unusual place to stay - think something between a youth hostel and standard AirBnB share. Greatness criteria inside! [more inside]
How late can you stay at MoMA?
The museum closes at 5:30pm. Do they begin clearing the galleries then, or do they just stop selling tickets at that point? If you are already inside could you get, say, half an hour more of viewing time before being kicked out?
Please help me not be a simmering cauldron of rage
I recently moved to New York City. I find getting around the city seems to involve constant interior thrum of unwarranted anger at other people. I would like to stop being a person who is heading to work or the grocery store while being mad at most everybody else; it's not a good way to live. Any tricks or heuristics or habits of thought you use would be very helpful! [more inside]
Please help me decide if I should move back to NYC from SF
Can't decide if I should move back to NYC from SF. Please help me find some new ways to think about the problem. [more inside]
Good Copy/Print places in NYC?
I run a city-wide trivia company that's been growing pretty quickly in the last few months. It's a business that requires a lot of printed materials (answer sheets, handout rounds, prize certificates, promotional posters, that sort of thing), and we could use a regular, friendly place that won't gouge us. [more inside]
NYC Jeweler Recommendation for Custom, Art-Deco Style Work?
My fiancee found a wedding band at an estate jewelry store that specializes in Art Deco-style pieces. The band can't be sized due to the design, so I'm hoping to find someone in New York to make the ring as a custom job. Does anyone have recommendations for someone in New York who can do this type of work reasonably quickly--within, say, a month? [more inside]
What's the job market like for software engineers in NYC?
What's the job market like for software engineers in NYC? [more inside]
My, that's a large apple you have there...
misfish and I will be in New York for the next week. It's our first time. We have a very loose itinerary. Help us fill our time with the awesomest parts of NYC! [more inside]
Dinner recommendations - W 49th and Broadway NYC
I find myself in the Theater District in NYC for the evening with two coworkers. Where should we eat? [more inside]
Help me mix & match my new clothes!
I just purchased a bunch of new clothing at Theory, which is definitely a much hipper store than I'm used to shopping at. (My old standby was Banana Republic.) The sales staff was very helpful, and I'm very pleased with what I came home with, but I'd love some help in mixing and matching everything. Photos of (almost) all of the items I bought can be found here. [more inside]
New Jersey explain yourself
Help me understand the world of commuters to NYC living in New Jersey. Which towns would be best for me 'N' my fam? How do people do it? [more inside]
Buying non-movie posters and prints in NYC
I want to buy four or five interesting posters to fill up my blank walls in my new place and make it feel like 'mine'. I'd prefer to pick them out in person, rather than buying online. I'm especially interested in 20th century art (particularly abstract or semi-abstract), nature or urban photography, vintage maps and prints, and almost anything art deco or art nouveau. I'm also open to serendipitous discoveries that don't fit any of the above. Is there a place in New York that stocks a wide breadth of such things? [more inside]
Thoughts on CIS major? (Computer Information Systems)
Is CIS a reliable major for future careers in NY? [more inside]
How can I get some work done on vacation without being an asshole?
So, my boyfriend of six months and I are heading to NYC tonight and staying 'til Sunday. I have a up against a wall with an approaching work deadline and because of my own poor planning will need to do a little bit of chipping-away-at-it while we're there. I need to carve out three or four 3/4-hour (ish) focused working sessions during our trip, and I wanted to ask the hive mind if anyone familiar with the city could suggest any non-awful ways to handle this. Light flurries inside... [more inside]
Businesses in New York that have been around for over 100 years
I'd like to compile a list of businesses in New York City—starting with Manhattan—that have been around for 100 years or more. I'd also like to include places the public can visit that aren't "businesses" per se.
I'm guessing this information is publicly available, but I don't know where to start. Any guidance would be extremely helpful. Thanks!
A way to thank leasing office employees?
A couple of middle-manager-ish employees perhaps bent the rules a little bit for us and allowed us to transfer a lease to new parties, completely getting us out of the lease. Should I/how do I say thank you? [more inside]
Strip club recommendations for NYC
There are old questions about this topic but I am looking for updated information and suggestions about strip clubs in Manhattan or Brooklyn. [more inside]
Real estate agent recommendations in Manhattan/NYC?
We're thinking seriously about buying a place in Manhattan (and possibly Brooklyn). We have a fairly unique split search (one strand of which is focused on looking for a place that will lower our costs, and the other strand of which is focused on finding a place that might increase our costs a little bit). We need recommendations for honest, intelligent, and very capable real estate agents to help. [more inside]
JFK -> Penn Station
Trying to work out some travel logistics. If I am on an international flight that gets in to JFK at 7:20pm on a Tuesday, what is the likelihood that I could make it to Penn Station to catch a 9:20pm train? [more inside]
Affordable intermediate sailing lessons in NYC: is it possible?
Ahoy! I've taken (and enjoyed) Manhattan Sailing Club's basic intro to sailing course and been on the water several times in other places. I'm now looking for a way to continue to sail and learn in New York on the weekends. Is there anywhere you can take a non-beginner class with an instructor without emptying your bank account? [more inside]
NYC bar for a Saturday night gathering
Seeking an NYC bar for a gathering of around eight people in their mid-to-late 30s. Requirements: quiet enough to talk; spacious enough that we can all congregate in one spot or will take reservations; in downtown Manhattan (roughly speaking); reasonably accessible by subway a big plus. Difficulty: event planned for a Saturday night, around 8 PM, and I don't expect everyone to show up at the same time (which makes reservations tricky). Thanks!
Last minute NYC planning
I'm going to NYC for a few days. My plan was to sit in the park and read and then see plays. I am going with someone who wants to Do Things. Assuming I am free during the days only (and tomorrow night before the late Welcome to Night Vale show), what things that aren't the Big Name Attractions should I go for?
Ethical 30-year fixed co-op mortgage in NYC?
NYC MortgageFilter. We want an affordable 30 yr fixed 80% LTV co-op loan that underwrites quickly - but! With either ethical considerations or portfolio from a local lender. Need reccs. for lenders and especially loan officers please; or really savvy NYC mortgage brokers. [more inside]
Best NYC clothes stores for larger guys? Goal: step up from jeans & tees
Which clothing stores in NYC have good casual/business casual clothes for larger men? My boyfriend and I are going clothes shopping this coming Saturday to prepare for an upcoming trip. He has a suit, but other than that, all his clothes are jeans and tees. For this trip, we are looking for: casual button down shirts (oxfords or plaids), non-jeans/non-khaki trousers, a sport coat or blazer, and some shoes that fall in between the New Balance sneakers he usually wears and the nice black shoes he wears with his suit. Sizes and price range below the cut. [more inside]
I want to move to NYC.
I would like to move to NYC but have no idea how to actually go about doing so. My main priority is meeting people and making new friends, but I'm also (of course) concerned about finding work and living in an area I like and can afford. [more inside]
Weird NYC & DC! RIYL Mütter Museum, Body Worlds, anatomical collections?
My favorite place in the entire world is Philadelphia's exquisite and incomparable Mütter Museum, I've seen Body Worlds more than a dozen times... and you should probably refrain from clicking either of those links if you are squeamish.
I will soon be spending a week in NYC followed by a week in Washington, DC. Can you help me make a list of similar museums, exhibits, and collections to visit while I'm there? [more inside]
Temp agencies in NYC, then and now
How has getting work through NYC temp agencies changed since the 1990s? [more inside]
Working in Rutherford, NJ. Where should I live? Can I live in NYC?
I'm a single, college-educated, mid-twenties male who will very likely be relocating from the West Coast to the Tri-State area in a few months for a full-time desk job in Rutherford, New Jersey. I'd love to know your recommendations for affordable rooms, apartments, studios, etc. in safe and convenient neighborhoods.
[N.B. I grew up in and lived in South Brooklyn for many years, so I'm familiar with the NYC area, but I've never lived in NJ nor ever considered living there in the past.] [more inside]
Where can I buy Coors Banquet Beer in NYC?
After trying Coors Banquet Beer purchased at a grocery store in Colorado, I have a strange and growing craving to drink this supremely yeasty beverage again. However, I'm having trouble locating it (tried Fairway UES and Whole Foods Union Square so far). I checked the Coors website locator, but it gives me locations that sell ALL kinds of Coors, which is not helpful.
Have you seen this beer? Help! [more inside]
Small meeting room suitable for recording in Manhattan?
A friend and I would like to have a place we can meet privately in Manhattan on a regular (monthly?) basis with enough room for the two of us, a laptop, and a microphone with the intention of recording our conversation. [more inside]
Seeking great cherry pie delivered in midtown NYC
A relative is recuperating from surgery in midtown Manhattan. I would like to get an awesome cherry pie and have it delivered to him in the next couple of days. [more inside]
Upcoming contemporary dance in NYC?
I wanna go to some dance performances! Help me figure out what to see. [more inside]
Cost of a New York City misdemeanor prosecution?
An activist performance artist is currently facing a year in jail for a 15 minute protest in a New York bank; the Manhattan District Attorney's is charging him and his choir director with "riot in the second degree, menacing in the third degree, unlawful assembly, and two counts of disorderly conduct". The case is well publicized and has first amendment issues; I'm curious about its economic implications. How much money will New York City spend bringing this case to trial? What if the trial goes past the one hearing? How much does it cost to jail someone for a year? Courtroom use; judge and prosecutor time; trials for other crimes having to start later, appeals: added up, what do these parts of a misdemeanor prosecution cost NYC in cash money?
Spa with private hot tubs in NYC
Spa with private hot tubs in NYC? Looking for an equivalent to Watercourse Way in Palo Alto, CA, which rents out private rooms to individuals or small groups that feature hot tubs and showers.
Thanksgiving in Manhattan
Help me be an non-touristy tourist in New York City this week. [more inside]
Best way to get from Boston to NYC
We're trying to get from Boston to NYC with as little expense and aggravation as possible. What's the best way to do that? [more inside]
snowflake skirt needed
I would like to find a seamstress or tailor to make a custom pencil skirt for me that I can wear to work (so, stuffy business fabric). My attempts to google a solution have not been successful. I either find places that want to charge me $300 or more (nope!), places that do alterations (I need it made from scratch), or places that make custom clothing for men but not women, or brides but not non-brides. I am located in lower Manhattan but have a subway card and am willing to use it. Can anyone suggest where I can go to have a nice suit-like pencil skirt created for me?
How to Visit an Art Gallery
I've only been going to art museums, but lately, I've been wanting to explore and go to art galleries. Problem is, it's a bit of uncharted territory, and so I have no idea where to start. [more inside]
Marathon Weekend in NYC
Help me and my kids plan a fun, low-hassle weekend in New York watching Missus_A run the marathon! [more inside]
What would be dumb to miss for a person on business travel to NYC ?
I have never been to NYC. I'm on business travel next week to NYC (Manhattan financial district to be precise). I won't have a lot of touristy time, but my evenings are free, Monday - Thursday. With that limited time, and a hotel in the financial district, what sort of things would it be dumb for someone to not checkout? [more inside]
Travel in NYC during Thanksgiving?
We will be travelling to the US from Europe next year, and I'm interested in the Macy's parade. Is it worth timing our trip so we can see it - particularly as hotels seem to be cheaper in November - or is it a bad idea to visit the US during Thanksgiving (and maybe the chaos of Black Friday)? Possibly relevant: neither of us have driving licenses so would be reliant on public transport, and would plan on spending a few days in NYC before travelling on or flying home.
Fee-based financial planner in NYC for non-ultrawealthy?
Financial advisor-filter : Can anyone recommend a fee-based financial planner in NYC? Or are there sites/review sites that don't have shills on them? For DINK couple looking to save for apartment purchase and make general financial plans for the future. [more inside]
Where to buy — and test — knives in NYC
Seeking suggestions for good stores in NYC to buy high-quality kitchen knives where you can test them out before purchasing. Even if they don't let you actually cut or chop anything, are there places that at least let you hold the knives in your hand, to get a sense of the grip/feel/weight, etc.? Thanks!
Down to the wire
I'm looking for an Oct. 1st roommate share in Brooklyn, and so far I'm coming across shockingly few places listed on Craigslist. Is there another list I'm not aware of? I already put word out to my network.
-- I've lived in BK for six years (Crown Heights + Park Slope), and have never had trouble finding a place before.
--Budget is $1100 and under.
--Looking to stay for 6 months or longer
--I'm searching under "rooms & shares" AND "sublets & temporary"
Antique jewelry in NYC
Looking for suggestions for places which sell reasonably-priced antique jewelry (or contemporary jewelry with a classic sensibility) in NYC. Stores with helpful, novice-friendly staff a big plus. Thanks.
Quick, Help! Birthday Event in Central Park Planned, Now Rained Out!
Where can I bring about 20 friends who were planning to meet me tonight in central park for a birthday gathering? Storm clouds are brewing and I need a good backup, like a bar. Help me save the day!!
Cheap dinner with wine/beer in Midtown West, NYC?
I'm going to be in NYC Fri-Sun and have arranged to have dinner tomorrow evening with an old friend before heading up to the Bronx (Fieldston, near the Horace Mann School) where I'll be spending the night (so I need to be in a useful place to catch the 1 train or an express bus). I had been thinking of Luigi's, which was my standby thirty years ago (great cheap Italian food!) and which I was delighted to see was still in business, but they don't serve booze. Any suggestions for a good place in the Columbus Circle area? Must be reasonably cheap: my friend is broke and I'm not exactly flush. [more inside]
NYC Recording Studio Tour?
I want to take my friend on a tour of a recording studio in the NYC area to take a friend on for his birthday. Google has come up surprisingly short. I'd prefer a recording studio that has come kind of historical importance, though I know that most of the legendary studios in NYC have moved or closed. If a historically significant studio isn't a possibility, I was hoping to find one that has recorded interesting artists in the alt/indie rock, power pop, or soul genres. [more inside]
Great scrub massage in NYC
Looking for an awesome, exfoliating scrub massage in NYC. Salt, sugar, whatever the medium—I'm interested in trying anything. Thanks for any suggestions!


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This Quoizel product has a stonehedge finish. It is available with twisted amber scavo glass. For use with three 100-watt frosted incandescent bulbs.
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An Internet connection blackout at the National Archives and Records Administration cut off all staff access to the Web and all public access to agency websites for 32 hours, according to a newly-disclosed report from the archives' Inspector General Paul Brachfeld.
The outage occurred in September 2011, but was only recently disclosed publicly by the NARA inspector general. The failed Internet connection due to a cut fiber-optic cable "significantly affected" NARA operations and hampered "critical" staff work during the period, Brachfeld wrote in a management letter about the incident that was published on his office's website on an unspecified recent date.
The outage also apparently hampered members of the public who unexpectedly lost access to the NARA website.
"NARA's Internet outage came at a bad time for my research," Jordan Grant posted on Twitter on Sept. 14. He added that he appreciated the agency's apologies for the situation.
NARA could have avoided, or at least mitigated, those damaging effects if the agency previously had addressed the need for redundant connections to the Internet, the inspector general wrote in the letter.
"NARA officials overseeing the network architecture should have known the design of the network created a single point of failure, and taken action to address this risk before NARA's mission and business capabilities were impacted," Brachfeld wrote in the management letter. The letter was dated October 13, 2011 but only recently was published on the agency's website.
A NARA official said on Jan. 24 that the agency is obtaining price estimates for installation of an additional Internet connection line that would be a backup connection. Before this incident, NARA had not lost Internet connecticut in the last 15 years, said Chuck Piercy, business suppert services executive for NARA.
"Budgets are tight, but this is a priority for us," Piercy said. "We would put another connection in here that would keep everything running."
Piercy said the outage did not cause any permanent damage to the archives' holdings or platforms. Furthermore, he added, the utility company responsible for accidentally cutting the cable made a reimbursement payment to the agency.
The inspector general offered additional details on the incident in his management letter.
"On September 13, 2011 NARA experienced an Internet outage from a cut fiber-optic cable lasting approximately 32 hours and significantly affecting NARA's operations," Brachfeld wrote. "During that time, NARA staff were not able to access home and shared drives, email, the Internet, and numerous critical applications needed to perform their jobs."
In addition, NARA's customers and members of the public were not able to access agency services because the outage affected NARA's external websites as well, Brachfeld added.
The incident indicated that NARA does not have a backup connection to restore Internet and other services within a timely manner, Brachfeld wrote. He said he would audit the connections and continuity of operations functions in the coming weeks.
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The Phoenix Community Band is one of the youngest
civilian concert bands in the United States, and has been very well received by
their audiences at their performances. The popularity of the band grows
throughout the Central New York region, as evidenced by the support of the many
enthusiastic listeners who attends its performances. The band is constantly
asked to perform for local and regional events.
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English heralds were greatly influenced by the French tradition of heraldry. French was the language in which heraldic terms were expressed in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, and the technical vocabulary of heraldry in England has continued to be partly in French ever since. Favored English noblemen were elected to the French King's Order of St-Michel, just as the English Crown occasionally honored Continental monarchs by electing them to the Order of the Garter.
This collection of heraldic manuscripts (image top right), used by a series of English heralds, was perhaps compiled by William Harvey, Clarenceux King of Arms. It includes the statutes of the order of St-Michel, a French chivalric order which was modeled on that of the Garter.
In the 1530s, an English herald included in this reference guide a list of French marquesses, princes, cardinals, and bishops during the time of Henry VI of England (reigned 1422–61 and 1470–71), with sketches of many of their coats. The manuscript (image middle right) is full of densely-written lists and notes relating to both English and Continental kings and noblemen.
Claude Paradin's massive work on the genealogies and coats of arms of the kings and queens of France provided inspiration for English heralds such as William Dugdale, who modeled his Baronage on it. This opening (bottom image right) provides essential details about the reign and family of King Henry II of France. His arms are shown on the left. Those of his wife, Catherine de Médicis, are at right in lozenge (diamond) form, as is customary for women—her arms are France (three fleurs de lis, on the left) impaling Médicis (on the right).


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This is a dish I learned to make at Leith's cooking school in London. It takes a little work, but is divine. You could make the pasta dough, filling and sauce ahead of time, but I recommend cooking the pasta as soon as possible after you've made it. If you must store it for a few hours, then separate the ravioli with plastic wrap or parchment paper to keep them from sticking together.
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For the pasta dough
For the filling
- 110 g cooked crabmeat
- 110 g cooked prawns, still in their shells
- 1 egg white
- 2 teaspoons finely chopped chives
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
For the sauce
- 55 g prawn shells
- 1 small onion, roughly chopped
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- 3 tablespoons brandy
- 2 tomatoes, chopped
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 tablespoon tomato puree
- 1 star anise (optional)
- 1 liter fish stock
- 150 ml double cream
- chives (to garnish)
- 1Make the pasta by mixing all the ingredients together in a food processor with the normal blade.
- 2You can also do this by mixing the flour and eggs together by hand on a wooden board, but it just takes longer and the end result is the same.
- 3Turn the dough out onto the counter.
- 4Use your hands to shape it into a ball and draw together any crumbs.
- 5Wrap in clingfilm and leave to relax in a cool place for an hour.
- 6Meanwhile, make the filling.
- 7Remove the prawns from their shells.
- 8Put the crabmeat and prawns in the food processor and whiz until smooth.
- 9Add the egg white, lemon juice salt and pepper and whiz again until just mixed.
- 10Stir in the chives, cover and set aside.
- 11Make the sauce.
- 12Heat the oil in a heavy saucepan and fry all the shells and onion until they start to brown.
- 13Add the garlic and cook for another 30 seconds.
- 14Add the brandy, tomatoes, bay leaf, tomato puree and star anise.
- 15Add the stock and simmer for 20 minutes.
- 16Strain the sauce and reduce to 150 ml by boiling rapidly.
- 17Add the cream, reduce to the consistency of single cream and season to taste.
- 18Set the sauce aside and roll out your pasta dough as thinly as possible using a pasta maker.
- 19You want a strip about 6 inches wide.
- 20Place teaspoonfuls of the filling in even rows at intervals of 1 1/2 inches over half of the pasta.
- 21Fold the other half over the mounds of filling.
- 22Press together, firmed around each mound to make sure you have squeezed out all the air.
- 23Cut between the rows, making sure the edges are sealed.
- 24You can use a fork to decorate the edges.
- 25Cook the ravioli in boiling water for 3-4 minutes until al dente.
- 26Place on the serving dish, drizzle over the sauce and decorate with the chives.
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- Calories from Fat 234
- 29%
- Total Fat 26.0 g
- 40%
- Saturated Fat 11.5 g
- 57%
- Cholesterol 287.0 mg
- 95%
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- 36%
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- 30%
- Dietary Fiber 4.1 g
- 16%
- Sugars 3.2 g
- 12%
- Protein 34.7 g
- 69%
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Yu Suzuki, creator of such renowned gaming franchises as OutRun, Virtua Fighter and Shenmue has been slowly making a move out of Sega's R&D division over the past year, taking on such a limited role that Sega of America's president believed he'd left the company. GameSpot now reports that Suzuki is (officially) stepping down from his post as creative director altogether.
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The officers said Gonzalez pointed the gun at them, forcing them to take action. Three shots were fired by police and Gonzalez was hit twice, once in the head.
Police later discovered the weapon the teen was holding was only a pellet gun.
Gonzalez's parents say the officers acted too quickly and shouldn't have used lethal force. However, police say the gun looked like the real thing, and insisted their actions were appropriate for the situation.
Interim Brownsville Police Chief Orlando Rodriguez said the teen was pointing the weapon at officers and "had plenty of opportunities to lower the gun and listen to the officers' orders, and he didn't want to."
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Knight, taken by Detroit as the No. 8 pick in 2011, remains a critical figure to the Bucks' chances for significant improvement. He is entering his fourth NBA season but will not turn 23 years old until Dec. 2. "I look at Brandon, he goes at the speed that I think I went at when I was 19 or 20 years old," Kidd said. "It's understanding what he can see at that speed. "Some people can't see that, so they might think he's out of control. But when he's been playing early on, he's finding open guys and getting a lot of his teammates shots. I don't mind that speed as long as it's under control." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Kidd was granted permission to talk to the Bucks in June and then was subsequently traded for two second-round picks. "Did I want to be traded?" said Kidd, whose Bucks play the Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Monday. "I think once [the Nets] OK'd the talk to Milwaukee, that just showed, whatever you want to call it, rumors or no rumors that they wanted to fire me in December had to have some legs." Kidd was alluding to reports by ESPNNewYork.com and Yahoo! Sports about how management strongly considered making a coaching change last December when the Nets were in the midst of a 10-21 start but Russian ownership stuck with Kidd. ESPN.com
When asked about a comment he made recently to ESPN's Chris Broussard about how "Brooklyn thought that they could do better" in regards to his departure from the Nets, Kidd points to what the Nets have now. "They got second round picks," Kidd said on Sunday. "I thought they got a coach [Lionel Hollins] and second-round picks." ESPN.com
Bucks coach Jason Kidd said the team had sincere interest in bringing veteran Ray Allen back to the team during the past summer, but the former Bucks player was not inclined to return. Allen, an unrestricted free agent, still has not signed with any NBA team and has not said if he plans to retire. He played with the Miami Heat the past two years and helped it win the 2013 NBA championship. He also won a league title with the Boston Celtics in 2008. "We did contact Ray," Kidd said. "He's weighing his options to see where he wants to go. But we did have interest." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Jason Kidd was hired as the team's coach over the summer and he wants to move Antetokounmpo from small forward to point guard. Kidd believes the second-year player has the skill set to thrive as a floor general, and envisions him being a match-up nightmare with his 6'11 frame and 7'5 wingspan. The 19-year-old has been working out in Milwaukee with teammates and is prepared to make the transition to the one. "I'm not going to say I was shocked by it," Antetokounmpo told Basketball Insiders when asked about the move to point guard. "It's something that I feel comfortable with and I'll play wherever Coach wants me to play, especially when it's Coach Kidd who thinks that I can play point guard. That makes me feel like, 'I can play it. I can play point guard.' I'm going to try my best and just listen to Coach. I'll do whatever Coach says to do and I'll get more comfortable." Basketball Insiders
Is it true you're going to have Gary Payton mentoring Giannis? Jason Kidd: No, I'm not having anyone mentor anyone. For me, it's looking at guys that I've played against or played with that can maybe help come in for a day or two to talk about what it takes to be successful. And so Gary at some point might come in and talk, but we're not going to hire him. CBSSports.com
What have your conversations with Larry Sanders been like this summer? Jason Kidd: We've been great. He came out to summer league for a couple days to work out. We've talked all summer. I'm very excited. He has said on multiple occasions he's excited to play basketball. We understand how important he is to this team, and so, again, what he brings to the table on the defensive and offensive end, we're very excited to have. He's said he wants to have a bounceback season. How's he looking, what are your expectations for him? Jason Kidd: He looks great. He looks great. He's running. He's blocking shots, rebounding, he's talking, he's helping his teammates out on both ends. He's in shape. He looks great. Everybody that we've seen, the 15 guys that have been here most of September look great. CBSSports.com
Q: Is it true you're going to have Gary Payton mentoring Giannis? Jason Kidd: No, I'm not having anyone mentor anyone. For me, it's looking at guys that I've played against or played with that can maybe help come in for a day or two to talk about what it takes to be successful. And so Gary at some point might come in and talk, but we're not going to hire him. CBSSports.com
Payton will not have a formal role in the coaching staff of Milwaukee, but he can be part of the process to turn the "Greek freak" into the first 7-foot point guard. As the former great player said in a joined interview, organized by OTE TV, the NBA's television rights holder in the country: "When Jason said to me that he intends to use him as a point guard, I said him to stop making jokes. "Gary don't talk before you see him", was his answer and I watched him during the Las Vegas Summer league. He can handle the ball, he can drive, he is smart and he is really athletic. That's why I was asked to go to Milwaukee during the training camp in order to help him adapt to the demands of the modern point guard position". EuroHoops.net
Jason Kidd had a vision going to Milwaukee: to see Giannis Antetokounmpo running the point for the Bucks from the "1" position. The new coach of the "Bucks" is not only determined to implement this idea, but will have the help of one of the top point guards of the 90s in this effort: Gary Payton. Gary Payton is in Athens today and at an event held during the afternoon in the northern suburbs, he revealed that he has agreed with the Bucks to assume the role of 'Special Advisor' for Giannis Antetokounmpo during next season. The "Glove" will start work during pre-season, which will begin at the end of the month, and said that he has met with the 19 year old forward in Las Vegas, as well as with Jason Kidd, with whom he has a long friendship from the years they have both played in the NBA. Brew Hoop
Yes, Jason Kidd has left New York City — and his controversial coaching job with the Brooklyn Nets — to coach the Milwaukee Bucks … But rather than sell his apartment in this bull market, Kidd has put it up for rent instead. His Manhattan apartment at the Aldyn, at 60 Riverside Blvd., is on the market for $22,000 a month. New York Post
Porschla pointed out she grew up in Gulfport, Miss., not far from Kiln, the hometown of former Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre. The Kidds met through a mutual friend in New York and were married in September 2011. "I was teaching yoga at the time, and he professed his newfound love for yoga and showed up at my class the next day," Porschla said. "I guess the rest is history." Jason remembers it this way. "It was a yoga class that I almost missed," he said. "It was a little advanced for my speed, but it was definitely worth it." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Kidd said he and his family have enjoyed the Milwaukee summer and early fall weather while learning the city. "It's going to change; we know that," Kidd said. "But it gets cold on the East Coast, no matter where you are. The beauty of coming here, the people have been wonderful. "You hear about the buzz of the Bucks. When you have new ownership that's going to be aggressive about trying to put a contender together and young talent that's going to take the floor, there's a lot of reason to be excited." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
The couple has sampled several Milwaukee restaurants already, including Screaming Tuna in Walker's Point and Carnevor in the downtown area. And they have received a sampling of Midwestern hospitality that stunned Porschla. "My neighbors baked us brownies," she said. "That's the first time that's ever happened to me. "They brought them over and said, 'Welcome to the neighborhood and welcome to Milwaukee.' It was really nice. Who does that, right? "It was really nice and made us feel at home." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
As he has previously, Kirilenko seemed to diss Kidd, at one point suggesting he may not have wanted to deal with the pressure of coaching in New York, "So the pressure is huge. And Kidd couldn't handle it. Or maybe didn't want to." He called the team's second round exit a "lack of success." (Kirilenko's wife, Masha, publicly criticized Kidd for not playing the veteran in the playoffs.) NetsDaily
The criticism got harsher, more so than in previous interviews. "Basically he was not able to do much of anything, if you look at the big picture – we have to admit that fact," says Kirilenko, throwing his arms open. "There were objective reasons. Our starting center, Brook Lopez, injured himself early and was out for the whole season. There were health problems with other players. But the serious goals set before the club were not cancelled. We were serious about fighting for the title." "When Kidd became head of the team, no one really knew what to expect," he added. "Of course he had colossal experience as a player but no coaching experience. Or reputation. At the beginning it was difficult. What else could it be when you're losing more games than you're winning? Things were a bit easier for me as I was injured at the time and couldn't be on the court and do anything about it, no matter how much I wanted to. So, inside, I was calm." NetsDaily
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17 But though I be offered, or slain, on the sacrifice and service of your faith, I have joy, and I thank you all. [But and if I be offered, or slain, upon the sacrifice and service of your faith, I have joy, and together thank you all.] | 17 But even if I am being poured out like a drink offering on the sacrifice and service coming from your faith, I am glad and rejoice with all of you. |
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One of my family dogs.
The original is a pastel painting.
I love to paint! My work has recently been published in the Feb. 2013 Pastel Journal Magazine
View Full Profilefantastic!!! I love the goggles on this cute little fella, and a big welcome to red bubble ria, your work is awesome!
Great! You work is just wonderful. You are so very talented.
I love this little guy's face. I'm pretty sure my corgi makes the same goofy look! Great job capturing the corgi laughing face.
Lovely dog.. a corgie?
D'oh… I should first read the title, then write the comment.
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See: http://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/hcssp/30/ This is a senior California Polytechnic State University "Abstract Rosa x hybrida (rose) is very popular, is a very valuable crop, and requires a great deal of moisture, nutrients, and disease/pest controls. To conserve water resources, the use of surfactants may be an effective method of wetting the growing media. In this study, four varieties of ornamental roses 'All American Magic' ™, 'Passionate Kisses', 'Eyeconic'® Lychee Lemonade, and 'Red Drift'® were evaluated for the use of surfactants to enhance post-harvest plant quality. After months of evaluation, it was determined that 'All American Magic' ™ and 'Red Drift'® had very favorable responses to the use of the liquid surfactant, whereas 'Passionate Kisses' and 'Eyeconic'® Lychee Lemonade were unaffected by the use of the liquid surfactant." |
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Gee, that was nice of you!!! Your BB looks sooooo beautiful!!!! Yay!!! Well, we've had rain for almost all of June, and are expecting rain until the end of June at least. SIGH!!! So, the buds have not progressed at all. Yes, there ARE buds - but they just sit there waiting for the sun. So zero flowers yet. I promise I'll post when they start coming. Thank you Sarah-Ann!! Carol |
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Still raining. We might get floods here - but, fortunately for me, I'm on a hill. The grass is so squishy with rain. The rose leaves are getting rust spots. I've got mushrooms growing in the grass. The rain just doesn't stop. I've started hissing hate songs at the rain. Sigh. :) Carol |
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WE HAD SUN TODAY!!!!!! Yay!!! Then in the evening we had tons more rain and lots of thunder and lightning - really close too!!! So, YES, we had rain - BUT the sun was shining today!!!! Yay!!! Small victories. :) Carol |
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18 Moreover the king made a great throne of ivory, and overlaid it with pure gold. | 18 Then the king made a great throne inlaid with ivory and overlaid with fine gold. |
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Braised Chicken Gumbo
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Leftovers make this chicken gumbo an absolute breeze. The only prep you'll need to do is to dice a bell pepper and slice some okra if you're using fresh. That's it! If you don't have leftover chicken and sauce from Wine and Tomato Braised Chicken, you can use 2 cups shredded cooked chicken and 2 cups canned diced tomatoes instead of the leftover sauce.
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Calories | 362 |
Total Fat | 16g |
Saturated Fat | 4g |
Cholesterol | 81mg |
Sodium | 674mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 24g |
Dietary Fiber | 3g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 27g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 4
Yields: 4 servings, about 1 1/2 cups
Total Time: 20 min
Prep Time: 20 min
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- 1 tablespoon(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 medium red or green bell pepper, diced
- 2 tablespoon(s) all-purpose flour
- 2 cup(s) shredded chicken from Wine and Tomato Braised Chicken
- 2 cup(s) sauce from Wine and Tomato Braised Chicken
- 2 cup(s) reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 cup(s) sliced okra, fresh or frozen (thawed)
- 3/4 cup(s) instant brown rice (see Tip)
- 1/8 teaspoon(s) cayenne pepper
- Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add bell pepper and flour and cook, stirring, until the pepper is beginning to soften and the flour is golden brown, about 2 minutes. Add chicken and sauce from Wine and Tomato Braised Chicken, broth, okra, rice and cayenne. Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer until the flavors meld and the okra is tender, about 10 minutes.
Exchanges: 1 starch, 1 vegetable, 3 lean meat, 1 fat Carbohydrate Servings: 1 1/2 Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (85% daily value), Vitamin A (25% dv), Zinc (20% dv), Magnesium (17% dv), Iron & Potassium (16% dv)
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Tip: If you want to use rice that is not "instant," stir in 1 cup of any leftover cooked rice instead. Or, if you have time, add 1/2 cup of quicker-cooking whole-grain rice, such as Bhutanese red rice or Kalijira rice and an additional 1 1/4 cups of chicken broth before adding the okra. Cook until the rice is almost tender, about 25 minutes (or according to package instructions) then add the okra and simmer until it is tender.
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Special Education Core Beliefs:The mission of the Paterson Public School District, Department of Special Education Services is to provide referral, identification, evaluation and instructional services to students identified as disabled through the identification process. The Department of Special Education works closely with the members of the Intervention and Referral Services (I&RS) to locate and identify students with disabilities in need of special education services. Once students have been identified in need of an evaluation, the child study team works closely with the parent and instructional staff to determine if the student is a student with a disability AND requires special education services. Staff:The Department of Special Education consists of an administrative staff of a Coordinating Director, Director of Compliance, Director of Child Study Teams, Director Special Education Instruction, Director of Out of District Placements, Supervisors of Special Education Services and Parent and Community Services. At the school levels there are Child Study Teams consisting of School Psychologists, Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultants, Speech-Language Specialists and Social Workers who evaluate and write individual educational programs for students with disabilities. There are teachers of students with disabilities who provide instruction as outlined in each student's IEP and speech/language specialists, occupational therapists and physical therapists who provide direct service to students. Parent Resources:Parental Rights for Special Education English Spanish Portuguese Arabic Korean Special Education & Bilingual Advisory Council Meeting Schedule 2014 - 2015: Nomination, Screening, Identification & Selection of StudentsNomination Screening Identification Students in the Paterson Public Schools will be assessed for Gifted and Talented starting in mid-February of each school year, using multiple measures that may include:
Selection Any new students entering the Paterson Public Schools who are identified from another school district and miss the spring identification sessions will be screened during the first six weeks of the school year. Students must be enrolled and attending to participate in the Identification Process. Students enrolling from private schools are asked to call the Supervisor of Gifted & Talented Education for an appointment. The selection process and evaluation process is in compliance with New Jersey Department of Education requirements for Gifted and Talented programs. Gifted & Talented Application ProcessNominations may be submitted by students themselves, teachers, parents or any person familiar with a student's abilities, potential, performance, and/or past records. Nominations shall be based on evidence of high level reasoning ability and/or the development of unique products that demonstrate unusual academic ability. Students in the Paterson Public Schools will be assessed for admission in to the Paterson Academy for the Gifted & Talented using multiple measures that may include:
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Friday practice update
The Ducks wrapped up their closed run-through inside Autzen Stadium this morning, their final workout before the matchup against No. 9 Stanford on Saturday. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. for an ABC broadcast.
Several of the ESPN personalities here for the College GameDay broadcast were on hand to watch practice, and Darron Thomas walked out of the tunnel chatting with Kirk Herbstreit.
As the Ducks wrapped up practice, Supwitchugirl's new video could be heard playing from the Autzen video board. Chip Kelly is a fan.
"It was a good way to finish practice," he said. "We had a really good practice today. They were focused. Obviously, it's not hard to get them excited about playing the No. 9 team in the country at home."
Despite all the growing hype, and all the national attention, Kelly said his players have done a good job this week of staying on point.
"They're fired up to play," he said. "They really don't get involved in GameDay at all. They got class this afternoon and then we leave for the hotel at 6:30, so all the stuff that goes on they'll be watching just like everybody else on the television."
"We've got a huge home-field advantage, and we hope our crowd's behind us," he added. "The one thing I talked about last week was winning on the road is really difficult, and thank goodness we're home (now). It's going to be great game. Stanford is a really good football team."
The injury news is good news for the Ducks, with Kelly saying everyone but Everett Benyard III (ankle) and Daryle Hawkins (knee) is ready to play. He said the offensive line is "in good shape" after that unit was slowed by injuries to Nick Cody and Darrion Weems (who did not make the trip) last week at Arizona State.
Backup tight end Brandon Williams, after missing the last two games, will also suit up against Stanford.
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Hey guy, I just started shooting, so I'm still in the crawl stage. My father and I decided we should put to use the guns he's had for quite a while now. One of them is a Mossberg Chuckster 640K. I can't seem to find any information on it, I just keep finding them up for sale. Maybe I just don't know where to look. Anyway, can anyone give me some general information on this rifle? Thanks
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Go to RimfireCentral.com, they have a sub-section there for Mossbergs, very knowlegable people there.
Mossberg's motto was "More gun for your money". There are a few of us here that collect older Mossys, but in general, their value is as a shooter- and they did make some very accurate and reliable firearms- for a LOOONG time. There is a Mossberg Collectors Assoc. Vic & Cheryl Havlin (havlinsales.com) are the go-to folks on anything Mossberg, run the Mossberg Collectors Association, and have published "More Gun for the Money: The History of O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc." by Victor Havlin and Cheryl Havlin ©1994
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
For information try Damguy's Site. Mossberg 22 LR Firearms Information Unofficial Small-bore Page Damguy
I have a Western Auto bolt action 22 mag, Revelation #107. I bought this rifle from a private party in the 1960's, it is a tack driver. Not too long ago I found out that it was made by Mossberg and its a model Chuckster #640K, excellent quality and beautiful stock, you have quite a rifle, enjoy.
Everyone here is pointing you in the right direction with the sites mention. You will find these rifles quite accurate with most ammo and real accurate with some ammo. You'll just have to figure out for yours, LOL


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Cookbook creator says: I'd need some other protein source to eat with this. Submitted by SP_COACH_DEAN Carbs: 38.4g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 7.5g | Protein: 6.9g | Calories: 214.2
This is a wonderful baked tilapia recipe that is easy to make provided you keep a watchful eye on broiling time! Submitted by KDGAUTHIER Carbs: 1.4g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 24.5g | Calories: 177.7
This is my alternative to fried rice which uses no oil! Submitted by RYDIAEMERALD Carbs: 35.3g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 7.9g | Calories: 199
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Great as a main dish or a smaller serving as a side dish. Submitted by CHRISTINER1 Carbs: 28.4g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 17.4g | Calories: 244.2
This healthy veggie frittata features all of our favorite spring goodies! Serve it with crusty bread and fresh fruit salad for a filling meal. Submitted by RICKIEBETH Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 10.6g | Calories: 146.2
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Great quick salad for a picnic or quick and easy dinner Submitted by EHAIGHT Carbs: 22.7g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 27.5g | Calories: 252.3
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A unique way to enjoy canned tuna. Submitted by RHIENN Carbs: 13.2g | Fat: 7.7g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 45.1g | Calories: 311.4
This Asian-inspired pasta dish is so good and so quick to make and can be served hot or cold. Add some tofu for another healthy option. Submitted by BCJL13 Carbs: 39.5g | Fat: 5.9g | Fiber: 7g | Protein: 9.4g | Calories: 239.9
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These seasonal waffles are easy to make and are packed with protein and fiber. The perfect fall or winter breakfast! Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 48.5g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 7.5g | Protein: 9.6g | Calories: 251.4
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Seems like flawed thinking to me. If I were looking for a victim, I sure wouldn't want to choose the ones that I 100% know are armed.
Looks like a good way to get your kiester shot off.
I trust Snopes about as much as I trust that imposter in the White House.
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An Illinois man will serve two years in federal prison after illegally tapping millions of dollars in loans with a shell game involving bogus coating industry companies named after real businesses.
U.S. District Judge Philip G. Reinhard sentenced Jon C. Shain on Monday (May 14) to two years in prison for four counts of bank fraud and money laundering. Shain was also ordered to pay restitution to the bank he defrauded and to serve three years on supervised release after his prison term. He will not be eligible for parole.
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Authorities say Shain, 50, of Woodstock, IL, preyed on the good names of legitimate industry businesses when he cooked up his own phony coatings company and suppliers in order to draw on the proceeds of an $884,000 loan from Amcore Bank, of Rockford, IL.
Shain, who originally was indicted on 19 counts, had faced up 60 years in prison and $1.75 million in fines after pleading guilty to the scheme in August 2011.
Phony Coating Business
Court documents say the elaborate scam began in mid-2004, when Shain sought an $884,000 loan from Amcore to buy a building and equipment to start a business coating metal parts.
In October 2004, Shain incorporated a Rockford-based company called Coating Technologies Inc.
The name is the same as that of a major supplier of precision engineered coatings based in Phoenix, AZ, and similar to those of numerous other legitimate companies nationwide.
But Shain's phony company was a one-man show and the company evidently provided no services, according to court documents.
During the loan process, Shain learned from the bank that it could pay out loan proceeds directly to third-party vendors after settlement. His plan then expanded.
More Companies
Three times in 2005, authorities said, Shain submitted bogus invoices to the bank for payouts to vendors he called Industrial Equipment Supply Corp. and Industrial Equipment Supply Co. Both were fictitious entities at fictitious addresses in Elgin, IL. Amcore paid the invoices, and Shain pocketed the money, authorities said.
In September 2005, Shain took the additional step of incorporating Industrial Supply Equipment Corp. at the false address. He hid his connection to the company from the bank.
Later, documents said, Shain created another phony vendor. He began to submit invoices to the bank for purchases of equipment and services from a company that he called Qualified Industrial Services, of Patrick, SC.
"Qualified had no business of any kind," court papers note. "Qualified was a sham device used by the defendant to execute his scheme to defraud Amcore."
Worse, papers say, Shain chose the "Qualified" name and address because they were "deceptively similar" to that of a legitimate business he knew in that area.
And Still More
In February 2006, Shain's Coating Technologies business and an unrelated business teamed up to form another company called Barron Finishing Technologies Inc. Shain was president.
Barron Finishing then obtained Amcore loans of more than $2 million, supposedly to buy real estate and equipment.
Again, Shain submitted phony invoices and documents to Amcore to draw on the loan proceeds. This time, authorities said, he bought some equipment but wildly inflated the claims by hundreds of thousands of dollars beyond the actual cost. He also illegally used part of the loan to buy real estate through another business, Rock River Realty, that he controlled.
Shain's partner in Barron Finishing was innocent of—and, in fact, "badly victimized" by—Shain's activities conducted under the company's name, emphasized Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael D. Love, who prosecuted the case.
In 2010, Amcore Bank failed and was taken over by BMO Harris Bank.
19 Counts
Eventually, Shain was charged with 19 counts of bank fraud, making false statements to a financial institution, and money laundering. Typically, the counts involved shell-game activity: Shain drawing on the bank loan with a check written on one sham company to pay another sham company.
In the end, Shain pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud and three counts of money laundering.
Those four counts carried up to 60 years in prison, more than $1.75 million in fines, and $400 in special assessments.
Under federal sentencing guidelines, however, Shain was given credit for admitting responsibility for the crimes, for quickly agreeing to a plea agreement and for having no criminal history. That reduced his recommended sentencing range to 37 to 46 months.
Shain will also pay the $400 in assessments and forfeit three properties bought with the illegal proceeds, court documents showed.
Comment from James Johnson, (5/18/2012, 11:18 AM)
It is a sorry state of affairs for such a person to get only 2 years, when he knowingly gladly carried out his criminal enterpirse for years...No wonder criminals seem to act with impunity.
Comment from Davies Hood, (5/21/2012, 5:30 PM)
I agree wholeheartedly. 2 Years seems like a slap on the wrist.
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