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Happy Fathers Day!
Hi from Tricia of Seoul 2 Soul Scraps!
Here in the U.S., Fathers Day is celebrated this Sunday, June 15. In honor of this special day,
I have marked My Main Man down to just $2.00!
Here are some layouts by my CT to refresh your memory on this great kit!
I also have a FREEBIE for you! Its a printable Fathers Day card in 4×6 and 5×7 JPEG formats. Click HERE or on the image below to find it on my blog.
Dont forget! This special $2.00 offer ends Sunday night!
Before I go, I want to give you a little sneak peek at whats coming next week. I took a retired mini kit and gave it new life as a full kit. *I think youll like the outcome!
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Ass Ear, Black Root, Blackwort, Bruisewort, Common Comfrey, Consolidae Radix, Consoude, Consoude Officinale, Consound, Consuelda, Grande Consoude, Gum Plant, Healing Herb, Herbe aux Charpentiers, Herbe à la Coupure, Knitback, Knitbone, Langue-de-Vache, Oreille d'Âne, Salsify, Slippery Root, Wallwort.
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Scientific Name:
Symphytum officinale. Family: Boraginaceae.
People Use This For:
Orally, comfrey is used as a tea for gastritis, ulcers, excessive menstrual flow, diarrhea, bloody urine, persistent cough, pleuritis, bronchitis, cancer, angina, as a gargle for gum disease, and pharyngitis.
Topically, comfrey is used for ulcers, wounds, joint inflammation, bruises, rheumatoid arthritis, phlebitis, gout, and fractures.
POSSIBLY SAFE ...when used topically short-term on unbroken skin at or below a daily dosage of 100 mcg of the hepatotoxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PA). Externally-applied pyrrolizidine alkaloids are absorbed through the skin.
LIKELY UNSAFE ...when used orally because of its potential for acute or chronic liver toxicity. Comfrey contains hepatotoxic PAs. Chronic ingestion of more than 1 mg per day for 2 weeks or more than 0.1 mg per day for longer periods can cause liver disease. PAs may also be carcinogenic. The FDA has recommended removal of oral comfrey products from the market.
PREGNANCY AND LACTATION: LIKELY UNSAFE ...when used orally or topically. In addition to hepatotoxicity and possible carcinogenicity, the PAs in comfrey might be teratogenic. PAs are absorbed through the skin.
INSUFFICIENT RELIABLE EVIDENCE to RATE Bruises and sprains. Preliminary clinical research suggests that applying comfrey topically might improve pain and tenderness of bruises, sprains, and painful conditions of the muscles and joints. More evidence is needed to rate comfrey for this use.
Mechanism of Action:
The applicable parts of comfrey are the leaf, rhizome, and root. Comfrey contains symphytine, lasiocarpine, and other pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PA) that are hepatotoxic and carcinogenic, mutagenic, and teratogenic. Hepatotoxic PAs cause veno-occlusive liver disease. They destroy and damage centrilobular hepatocytes of the liver and also destroy small branches of the hepatic vein. PAs can also damage the lungs, resulting in pulmonary hypertension. The PA content of comfrey varies with time of harvesting and plant age. The roots have 10 times higher concentrations of PAs than the leaves.
PAs are metabolized in the liver by the cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzyme system, specifically by CYP 3A4, to toxic dehydroalkaloids and pyrroles. Enzyme inducers such as phenobarbital seem to enhance toxicity. Pyrroles are excreted as N-acetyl cysteine conjugates. Some researchers speculate that early administration of N-acetylcysteine might reduce toxicity.
Metabolism is also affected by pregnane X receptor induction of CYP3A4. Genetic or drug-induced variation in CYP3A4 or pregnane X receptor activity can affect the degree of PA toxicity by increasing or decreasing its metabolism.
There are sufficient amounts of hepatotoxic PAs in herbal products to cause toxicity.
Adverse Reactions:
Orally, the major concern about comfrey is the hepatotoxic pyrrolizidine alkaloid (PA) content. These constituents are hepatotoxic, pneumotoxic, carcinogenic, and mutagenic. Comfrey can cause acute veno-occlusive disease characterized by sudden abdominal pain, vomiting, ascites, and hepatomegaly. In subacute disease, comfrey can cause ascites, hepatomegaly, abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and abdominal swelling. Chronic toxicity appears as asthenia and progressive ascites. Hepatic fibrosis and inflammation may resolve, but hepatic failure is common with more severe disease. This may occur as late as 2 years after the initial ingestion. Other signs and symptoms of pyrrolizidine toxicity include bile duct proliferation, fatty changes of the liver, fibrosis, cirrhosis, and vascular lesions (11988). The mortality of comfrey toxicity is 50%. However, toxicity seems to vary among individuals.
Topically, PAs can be absorbed in quantities sufficient to cause toxicity with extended use or in high concentrations
Interactions with Herbs & Supplements:
HEPATOTOXIC HERBS AND SUPPLEMENTS: Theoretically, comfrey might have additive effects with herbs that cause hepatotoxicity. Other products that might affect the liver include chaparral, bishop's weed, borage, kava, uva ursi, and others.
HEPATOTOXIC PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOID (PA)-CONTAINING HERBS: Concomitant use is contraindicated due to the risk of additive toxicity. Herbs containing hepatotoxic PAs include alkanna, boneset, borage, butterbur, coltsfoot, comfrey, forget-me-not, gravel root, hemp agrimony, and hound's tongue; and the Senecio species plants dusty miller, groundsel, golden ragwort, and tansy ragwort.
HERBS THAT INDUCE CYTOCHROME P450 3A4 (CYP3A4): Theoretically, herbs that induce CYP3A4 might increase the conversion of hepatotoxic PAs to toxic metabolites, enhancing toxicity. Herbs that induce CYP3A4 include echinacea, garlic, licorice, St. John's wort, and schisandra.
Interactions with Drugs:
CYTOCHROME P450 3A4 (CYP3A4) INDUCERS Interaction Rating = Moderate Be cautious with this combination.
Theoretically, drugs that induce CYP3A4 might increase the conversion of comfrey to toxic metabolites, enhancing toxicity. Some drugs that induce CYP3A4 include carbamazepine (Tegretol), phenobarbital, phenytoin (Dilantin), rifampin, rifabutin (Mycobutin), and others.
HEPATOTOXIC DRUGS Interaction Rating = Moderate Be cautious with this combination.
Theoretically, comfrey might have additive adverse effects on the liver when used with hepatotoxic drugs. Some drugs that can adversely affect the liver include acetaminophen (Tylenol), amiodarone (Cordarone), carbamazepine (Tegretol), isoniazid (INH), methotrexate (Rheumatrex), methyldopa (Aldomet), and many others.
Interactions with Foods:
None known.
Interactions with Lab Tests:
LIVER FUNCTION TESTS: The hepatotoxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PA) in comfrey might increase liver function tests including alkaline phosphatase, aspartic acid transaminase (AST, SGOT) alanine aminotransferase (ALT, SGPT), total bilirubin, gamma-glutamyltransferase, and lactate dehydrogenase .
Interactions with Diseases or Conditions:
BROKEN, DAMAGED SKIN: Contraindicated. Apply only to unbroken skin. Broken skin might result in exposure to high concentrations of hepatotoxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PA).
LIVER DISEASE: Theoretically, comfrey might exacerbate liver dysfunction in patients with liver disease.
No typical dosage.
Some products labeled common comfrey or Symphytum officinale actually contain the more toxic prickly comfrey (Symphytum asperum) or Russian comfrey (Symphytum x uplandicum) species.
General Certificate Of Analysis (COA) less manufacture date and batch number provided for different product strengths if the link is not available or manufacture date and batch number is required use the email us box to request Certificate Of Analysis (COA) emailed. Any questions about product or wholesale pricing for twenty five kilos or more. Please be sure to use product ID, Trade Name and Scientific Name.
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Harry J. Wolf, age 84, of 401 Valley View Dr., Ridgway, died Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012, at the DuBois Nursing Home. He was born Sept. 28, 1927, in St. Marys, son of the late Herman and Ruth (Miller) Wolf. He married Rose Winters on July 14, 1978, and she survives.
Elizabeth J. "Betty" Dietz, 86, of 106 Linwood Ave., St. Marys, died on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012 at DuBois Regional Medical Center following a brief illness. She was born Nov. 15, 1925 in St. Marys, a daughter of the late Edward and Lillian Davis Cheatle. On June 14, 1947 in St. Mark's Church in Emporium, she married James H. Dietz, who survives.
Alan James Polito of Incline Village of Lake Tahoe, Nev. and Lailua-Kona, Hawaii and a former Ridgway resident, died unexpectedly on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012 in Hawaii. Alan was born in Ridgway on June 11, 1943. He was a 1961 graduate of Ridgway Area High School and a 1965 graduate of St. Francis College in Loretto. He earned his Ph. D. in biochemistry from the University of Pittsburgh in 1969 and then did his post-doctoral work in UCLA.
Darcy L. Allegretto, 54, of 6989 Glen Hazel Rd., Wilcox, died Friday night, Feb. 3, 2012 at her residence following an illness of one year. She was born on June 29,1957 in Ridgway, daughter of the late Richard "Bill" and Lucille Winters Silcosky. On July 15, 1989, she married Lawrence "Larry" Allegretto, and he survives. Formerly of Johnsonburg, she resided in Glen Hazel since 1985. She graduated from Johnsonburg High School in 1975. She was a member of St. John Lutheran Church of Johnsonburg. She enjoyed cooking and baking. She also loved to be outside doing planting and yardwork.
Deborah Lee Ciroli, died on Monday, Jan. 30, 2012 in Cleveland, Ohio. Deborah was born Aug. 10, 1943, in Sheffield to Edward Ciroli of Ridgway and Clare Tootie (Jefferson) Ciroli of Sheffield.
Wilfred E. "Buck" Eckert Sr., 95, of 351 N. St. Marys St., St. Marys, and formerly of the Ridgway-Johnsonburg Road in Johnsonburg, died peacefully on Tuesday evening, January 31, 2012, surrounded by his loving family. He was born Jan. 10, 1917 in St. Marys, a son of the late Edward and Rose Brechtel Eckert. On Oct. 6, 1962 in Holy Rosary Church in Johnsonburg, he married Greta Dorio Eckert, who survives.
Gloria M. Gigliotti, 82, of 6524 Ridgway-Johnsonburg Rd., Johnsonburg, died Monday afternoon, Jan. 30, 2012, at her residence following a brief illness. She was born Aug. 11, 1929 in Johnsonburg, daughter of Lewis Olmstead and Leona Norlin Olmstead McMahon. On Feb. 10, 1951, she married Frank J. "Spider" Gigliotti in Ridgway; he preceded her in death April 26, 1999.
Elizabeth "Betty" Bauer Larkin Farmer, 75, passed away in her home, surrounded by loved ones, on Mon., Jan. 30, 2012. Born in Driftwood, she was the daughter of the late Guy and Frances Bauer. A longtime resident of Cameron County, she also lived in Hawaii, Okinawa, Japan, and Falls Church, Va. She retired to Virginia Beach after working for over 20 years as a bank teller at what was originally Bucktail Bank & Trust. She will be remembered for her smile, her kindness, and the infectious laughter she brought into our lives.
Irma Maria Chirillo, 84, of 501 Market St., Johnsonburg, died Saturday evening, Jan. 28, 2012 at DuBois Nursing home in DuBois following a brief illness. She was born Jan. 19, 1928 in Colosimi Province of Cosenza, Italy, the daughter of the late Mario and Rosa Colosimi Pastore. On Oct. 4, 1949, in Motta Santa Lucia, Italy, she married Victor F. Chirillo, who survives.
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This is a month long Residency at the The Vermont Studio Center to create a body work dealing with our current environmental situation. Read more
This is a month long Residency at the The Vermont Studio Center to create a body work dealing with our current environmental situation.
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Robert Sparrow Jones: Artist Residency, Vermont Studio Center, 2012
Hello—my name is Robert Sparrow Jones, I am a Painter originally from Pennsylvania now residing in Athens Georgia and this is my first Kickstart Project!!
I have just been awarded an Artist Residency at The Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont for one month this coming July, 2012. The Vermont Studio Center is the largest international artists' and writers' Residency Program in the United States, hosting 50 visual artists and writers each month from across the country and around the world. This amazing opportunity at the VSC will be a lasting experience for me because they offer the time to live and create with the sole responsibility of focus, research, and the production of new works.
The Vermont Studio Center, which initially costs $4000.00, has awarded me partial funding for my project through their Artist's Grant in the amount of $800.00 and a work exchange program for $600.00. There is a remaining amount of $3000.00, which for me is very difficult to come up with at this time.
With your help I plan to concentrate on the creation of a new body of work for an exhibition in Athens, Georgia and possibly in Southern Florida. This new body of work will be comprised of a group of paintings dealing with our current relationship to our fragile natural environment. With your support this opportunity at the Vermont Studio Center will offer me the physical and mental space to concentrate on developing this new work—allowing for freedom of creativity, space of reflection, and experimentation into new ways of working with this subject matter. All of which would be impossible without this rare opportunity.
If you are unfamiliar with Kickstarter, this is a terrific organization however it is an all-or-nothing style of fundraising. If I do not raise at least $2800, my project will be pulled and your account will not be charged. Once the $2800 is raised, the project will be successful. My ultimate goal is raise the remaining $3000 to cover the costs and perhaps some supplies.
Every level of donation comes with a different reward!! There are many rewards such as: original hand-pulled, signed and editioned prints, small watercolors, and small to medium oil paintings; as a thank you for your support. They are listed here at a sizable discount from their original retail price. You may also donate without choosing to receive anything in return (this option appears once you select a reward level).
Be a part of this project!!
Cost Breakdown
- Vermont Studio Center Four-Week Residency total Cost $4000
- VSC Artist's Grant Award-$800
- VSC Work Exchange-$200
- VSC Balance and Proposal Asking Amount $3000
Truly—thank you for all your support,
Robert Sparrow Jones
If you would like to learn more about my work, please visit my website: robertsparrowjones.com
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A limited edition, multi-color 12.5" X 18" silk screen print, titled, "Master's Pond."
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New Work: The Sunshine House
We're pleased to have just launched our first work for The Sunshine House, a national brand of early education centers. The Sunshine House came to us looking for a way to be more competitive in a crowded market. In a landscape that's cluttered with generic stock photography and interchangeable brand messaging, it's easy for one childcare development brand to get lost among the rest.
That's why we walked Sunshine House through our disciplined strategic process to determine a new brand positioning: support for families. The shift in brand messaging from kid-centric to family-focused was designed to differentiate from other childcare development brands and resonate with working parents. The Sunshine Helps program provides real life benefits engineered to help busy working parents—everything from more convenient hours to gift cards for a month of free housecleaning.
Next, we replaced Sunshine House's enrollment discount program with a Kohl's retail partnership. Teaming up with Kohl's helps Sunshine House demonstrate its commitment to supporting families by offering practical incentives that add real value, rather than discounting one of the most important decisions a parent makes (childcare).
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PALMYRA, VA - Clara A. Sjogren died and went to be with her Lord after a short battle with lung cancer on December 24, 2013 at 4 a.m. She was 83 years old and led a productive life ministering for the Lord. She was born May 14, 1930 in Newark, New Jersey to Friederch and Hilda Braun. After graduation from Shelton College in Ringwood, New Jersey, she became a third and fifth grade teacher for 17 years. She was also a cofounder of the Calvary Gospel Church in Newark, New Jersey. She married Dr. Robert Sjogren of Schenectady, New York and moved to Burlington, Vermont where she served her Lord at the North Avenue Alliance Church.Her indomitable spirit, steady loving and uplifting personality were a treasure and will be remembered by her husband and companion of 41 years. He will miss her smiles, love, and their memorable times together, ministering, travelling, and especially at family prayer time. She is survived by her husband, her brother and his wife, Siegie and Klara Braun of Sergeantsville, New Jersey and their two sons Stephen and Timothy, and their families as well as a niece Madeline Braun. As the Lord enriched her life, so did her presence enrich the lives of those fortunate to have been blessed by her generosity and love. She will be sorely missed but not forgotten now she is in the loving arms of her Savior Jesus Christ.Viewing will be from 1 pm to 2 pm on Saturday, December 28th at Holcombe-Fisher Funeral Home, 147 Main Street, Flemington, NJ with a graveside burial immediately after at Rosemont Cemetery, Rosemont, NJ.Contributions in her memory may be made to the Hospice of the Piedmont, 675 Peter Jefferson Parkway, Suite 300, Charlottesville, VA 22911. Please visit www.holcombefisher.com for further information or to send an online condolence.


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Only one brief segment was devoted to Santorum—and the only reason that he was judged newsworthy was because he appeared in Van Susteren's hometown of Appleton, Wisconsin. On the Record aired a brief clip of Santorum standing in front of an oversized American flag in Appleton asking his audience, "Does anyone have any stories about Greta they want to tell?" Only by jokingly playing to the ego of the Fox News host did Santorum get his substance-free cameo on the network's last major show before the polls opened in Wisconsin.
Santorum was interviewed from Wisconsin Monday on one of the rare Fox News shows that—just my luck—I missed: America's Newsroom at 9:00 am. But its Mitt-looks-like-a-winner framing did not differ much from the rest of the Fox coverage. There is no evidence to suggest that this mostly benign neglect of Santorum is based on anything other than a slavish devotion to the conventional wisdom. The polling average at Real Clear Politics, showing Romney up by 7.5 percentage points in Wisconsin, was invoked so often on Fox that an unwary viewer might think that these were actual election returns. Only rare commentators like Bret Baier bothered to point out that this year pre-primary polling has been about as accurate as a blunderbuss. But Fox News has been typical in its tone of finality about the GOP race. The Project for Excellence in Journalism pointed out in its study of the news media as a whole last week that Santorum "saw a dramatic downturn in his coverage."
For all my brickbats, Fox News also deserves plaudits for a segment that captured the essence of Santorum's stubborn determination. Appearing on Special Report with Bret Baier at 6:00 pm, Brit Hume offered an eloquent valedictory to the conservative crusader:
He began this race as the longest of long shots….Now he remains, having done more with less than probably any candidate in the modern history of his party. When I saw him here at Fox the other day, he seemed more alive than I've ever seen him. His face was radiant and while he may have been exhausted, he was also exhilarated. No use saying to him, "Hey buddy, you may have gone farther than anyone thought you could, but it's time to quit."
Fox News did boast one standing feature that captured the dramatic electricity of high-stakes politics—its breathless promos for its own primary night coverage: "A powerful special report live Tuesday only on America's Election Headquarters." It's too bad for Republican voters that (Brit Hume and Bret Baier aside) such adrenaline-rush energy was not reflected in Fox News's languid pre-primary coverage.


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US embassy evacuated as rebels surge in Central African Republic
(Read article summary)The turmoil in the landlocked African nation has prompted calls for France to intervene militarily in its former colony. 'Those days are gone,' said French President François Hollande.
Rebels are closing in on the capital of the impoverished Central African Republic, threatening to topple the weak government and push yet another African nation into civil war, failure, or outright collapse, The Associated Press and other news outlets are reporting.
The former French colony joins a string of countries stretching from Mali and the Ivory Coast to Congo and South Sudan where war and turmoil have created waves of refugees and power vacuums for warlords or criminal groups to exploit. Several of the countries are former French colonies, raising questions for Paris about whether to get involved in the conflicts.
The United States evacuated its embassy in the CAR capital Bangui overnight, sending the ambassador and around 40 other staff to Kenya due to the deteriorating security situation, the AP reports. The United Nations has also ordered around 200 non-essential staff to depart, as well.
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Kid Gets All His Fingers Broken By Rival Warcraft Gang After Trash Talking Online
Games Politics - A Vancouver high school student was assaulted by a group of people on Monday, all because the victim and his friends reportedly trash talked opponents after a victorious WarCraft III skirmish. The student in question was roughed up at Eric Hamber secondary school during lunch hour. The Vancouver Sun reported that the beating came following a WarCraft III: Reign of Chaos online battle in a Defense of the Ancients custom scenario, after which the winning team mocked the losers. "Four or five assailants," described as in their late teens, tracked the boy to Eric Hamber, and "made him kiss their feet before hitting him with batons, breaking his fingers." No arrests have been made yet, though Vancouver's police youth squad continues to investigate the assault. Vancouver Police Constable Lindsey Houghton added, "I guess some people take these things exceptionally seriously."
"I guess some people take these things exceptionally seriously"? You fucking serious Constable? This ain't The Sims bitch. This is fucking Warcraft III. Reign Of Chaos. I mean I'm pretty sure these Warcraft dudes spend like 25 hours a day on this shit. Just eating popping pimples and sleeping all day and all night in their basements with like headsets and super gamer chairs and 10 mouses. I don't care what activity it is we're talking about, anyone that spends that much time and energy on one thing deserves to take it as seriously as they want to. And I totally don't blame this kid for being pumped about his win either but you got to keep it classy. Never know when the opposing Guild has decrypting IP tracking software in which case that's going to end with broken fingers 100 times out of 100. Like hey dude you wanna be a poor sport after you beat my ass in the Defense of the Ancients custom scenario? Well tell me how my fucking feet taste bitch and also this baton up your asshole. Good luck conjuring up a cloak of invisibility with a mangled clicker finger bro.
PS- $100 bucks says KFC has played at least 50 hours of Warcraft. Dude plays Final Fantasy and fuckin Magic cards. Wouldn't surprise me in the least if he just lied about drinking all the time and spent his weekends Questing all over Azeroth.


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If you've ever been lucky enough to welcome a dog into your home for any length of time, you know this look. It's the evil eye. It is intense as all get out and it can destroy. In this case it means "you better let me out or your rugs are in danger."
Destruction of carpets as a result of the evil eye appears to be limited to house pets (or really gross college roommates). When a human person passes on the "look", some say the results are more dire: bad luck, disease, wasting, death, or even worse when it's passed by a life partner – denial of sex.
Belief in the evil eye was rampant in antiquity. Socrates was suspected of possessing the evil eye. In the Greco-Roman era Plutarch's scientific explanation stated that the eyes were the chief source of the deadly rays that were supposed to spring up like poisoned darts from the inner recesses of a person possessing the evil eye. And the evil eye reportedly spread towards the east propagated by the Empire of Alexander the Great.
Today, some cultures still believe in its power. Amulets, talismans, protective sayings and gestures are all said to protect one from the evil eye's influence.
But there is no known protection from the canine version. So, I let the dog out. Even though I knew it was just the "I-go-out-turn-around-and-come-back-in-give-me-a-cookie" game. My carpets are safe. For now.
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My dog says "I love you I love you let me out let me out I love you come with me I love you aren't you coming with me?" Which is then followed by a noisy announcement to the varmints in the yard to scurry because she's about to go back on patrol. I should just leave her out there all the time to protect the tomatoes.
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Brazil is watching live this morning as workers struggle to clear debris from a landslide in Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro state, that buried as many as 40 houses and stores, and a day care center, built on a former garbage dump last night at around 10 p.m.
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This week was a real treat on the red carpet. We saw so many sophisticated looks, creative styles, and playful outfits. The competition between the stars for best dressed is always on, but we want to know what look YOU thought was the best!
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Katy Perry is definitely known for taking some fashion risks and stepping out of the box. At the premiere of The Smurfs 2, Perry looked exquisite — per usual. The 28-year-old donned a Tadashi Shoji dress, featuring a hemline that came just below the knee. The top of the frock had a sheer mesh material with floral embellishments of the same bright blue. The bottom was made up of pleated leather, creating an illusion of a flouncy skirt. The two parts looked held together by a belt that cinched her waistline and showed off her curves. In lieu of the movie premiere, she kept with the blue theme and wore a matching pair of Pedro Garcia heels. She wore her hair down in gorgeous curls and accessorized with some bright blue earrings.
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United States Independence Party
Independence Party Independence League National Independence League |
Founded | 1905 |
Dissolved | 1914 |
Preceded by | Municipal Ownership League |
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The Independence Party, or Independence League or National Independence League, was a short-lived minor American political party formed by newspaper publisher and United States Representative William Randolph Hearst in 1906 as the successor to the Municipal Ownership League, which had dissolved after Hearst was defeated in his run for Mayor of New York in 1905 on the Municipal Ownership League's ticket against the incumbent Democrat George B. McClellan, Jr. and Republican William Mills Ivins, Sr..[1]
The next year, Hearst was defeated in his run for Governor of New York on a Democratic-Independence fusion ticket, but all his running mates were elected: Lt. Gov. Lewis S. Chanler, Secretary of State John S. Whalen, Comptroller Martin H. Glynn, Treasurer Julius Hauser, Attorney General William S. Jackson and State Engineer Frederick Skene.
The party was active in several other states, including California and Massachusetts, where party nominee Thomas L. Hisgen garnered a significant number of votes in the 1907 election for governor.
The party nominated Thomas L. Hisgen for President of the United States and John Temple Graves for Vice President of the United States at its national convention in Chicago in July 1908. The party platform argued against corrupt machine politics, for the eight-hour work day, for the creation of a Department of Labor, for government ownership of utilities (including railroads), and for the establishment of a central bank. The national party collapsed after the 1908 election, in which Hisgen and Graves won less than one percent of the popular vote.
Hearst ran again for Mayor of New York in 1909, and for Lieutenant Governor in 1910, but was defeated both times. The New York Independence League continued to nominate candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor of New York until the state election of 1914.
- ^ The Wikipedia entry is for William Mills Ivins, Jr. (William Mills Ivins' son); see also a long, contemporary New York Sunday Times magazine feature article, "William M. Ivins, a Man of Many Facets; A Character Study of the Republican Candidate for the Mayoralty" (October 22, 1905 page SM1).


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It is always shocking to meet life where we thought we were alone. 'Look out!' we cry, 'it's alive'. And therefore this is the very point at which so many draw back - I would have done so myself if I could - and proceed no further with Christianity. An 'impersonal God' - well and good. A subjective God of beauty, truth and goodness, inside our own heads - better still. A formless life-force surging through us, a vast power which we can tap - best of all. But God Himself, alive, pulling at the other end of the cord, perhaps approaching at an infinite speed, the hunter, king, husband - that is quite another matter. There comes a moment when the children who have been playing at burglars hush suddenly: was that a real footstep in the hall? There comes a moment when people who have been dabbling in religion ('Man's search for God!') suddenly draw back. Supposing we really found Him? We never meant it to come to that! Worse still, supposing He had found us?
- from Miracles
January 1911 Lewis (age twelve) enrolls at Cherbourg Preparatory School in Malvern.
Why are many people prepared in advance to maintain that, whatever else God may be, He is not the concrete, living, willing, and acting God of Christian theology? I think the reason is as follows. Let us suppose a mystical limpet, a sage among limpets, who (rapt in vision) catches a glimpse of what Man is like. In reporting it to his disciples, who have some vision themselves (though less than he) he will have to use many negatives. He will have to tell them that Man has no shell, is not attached to a rock, is not surrounded by water. And his disciples, having a little vision of their own to help them, do get some idea of Man. But then there come erudite limpets, limpets who write histories of philosophy and give lectures on comparative religion, and who have never had any vision of their own. What they get out of the prophetic limpet's words is simply and solely the negatives. From these, uncorrected by any positive insight, they build up a picture of Man as a sort of amorphous jelly (he has no shell) existing nowhere in particular (he is not attached to a rock) and never taking nourishment (there is no water to drift it towards him). And having a traditional reverence for Man they conclude that to be a famished jelly in a dimensionless void is the supreme mode of existence, and reject as crude, materialistic superstition any doctrine which would attribute to Man a definite shape, a structure, and organs.
January 1914 Lewis and childhood Belfast friend Arthur Greeves begin what would be a lifelong correspondence.
Our own situation is much like that of the erudite limpets. Great prophets and saints have an intuition of God which is positive and concrete in the highest degree. Because, just touching the fringes of His being, they have seen that He is plenitude of life and energy and joy, therefore (and for no other reason) they have to pronounce that He transcends those limitations which we call personality, passion, change, materiality, and the like. The positive quality in Him which repels these limitations is their only ground for all the negatives. But when we come limping after and try to construct an intellectual or 'enlightened' religion, we take over these negatives (infinite, immaterial, impassible, immutable, etc.) and use them unchecked by any positive intuition. At each step we have to strip off from our idea of God some human attribute. But the only real reason for stripping off the human attribute is to make room for putting in some positive divine attribute. In St Paul's language, the purpose of all this unclothing is not that our idea of God should reach nakedness but that it should be reclothed. But unhappily we have no means of doing the reclothing. When we have removed from our idea of God some puny human characteristic, we (as merely erudite or intelligent enquirers) have no resources from which to supply that blindingly real and concrete attribute of Deity which ought to replace it. Thus at each step in the process of refinement our idea of God contains less, and the fatal pictures come in (an endless, silent sea, an empty sky beyond all stars, a dome of white radiance) and we reach at last mere zero and worship a nonentity.
1892 J. R. R. Tolkien, Lewis's longtime friend, colleague, and fellow Inkling (a group of friends who meet regularly from about 1930 to 1963 to share writings, good conversation, and the odd pint), is born in Bloemfontein, South Africa.


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Real Betis striker Ruben Castro has played down talk linking him with a move to West Brom, saying he will stay at Betis even if they are relegated.
Castro has been strongly linked with a move to West Brom to be reunited with former Betis boss Pepe Mel at the Hawthorns.
Mel is thought to be a big fan of Castro and has been tipped to make a move for the forward in the summer.
However, Castro insists he has no plans to leave Betis even though they seem almost certain to suffer relegation from La Liga as they sit rock bottom of the table, ten points adrift of safety.
"Of course I'll play with Betis in the Segunda (second division)," Castro told the Spanish media.
"I will stay at Betis, I'm staying here regardless.
"Although my salary will be reduced, I intend to stay. We haven't done things as well as we should, but we have to take care of this club."


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Moving-help me pick a 30 inch gas range
I am hoping to get some good GW advice.
We are moving soon and I am leaving behind my 10 year old beautiful kitchen with a 36 inch Thermador all gas range.
I have the round burrners (the version right before the star burner was introduced) and an all gas oven with infared broiler. I need some advice on picking a range for the new house.
Things I like about this range:
All burners are same BTU high heat capacity.
No computer/no fan noise.
Gas oven cooks wonderfully.
Large oven capacity (holds a full sheet pan).
Heavy duty continuous grates.
No special "babying" is required of DH.
Things it has that I don't use/or don't care much about:
Broiler works very well, we just don't broil very often.
Doesn't have self clean and I don't care about that.
Don't care about dual fuel.
Our new home will be our forever home. We are just getting the kids launched, and hoping to do some updates as budget allows. The new home is from the late 1980s and is ready for some updating. I won't have a huge budget, and will need to re-use existing cabinets. We can remove existing micro/wall oven and fit a 30 inch range and range hood in that space. (and remove the jen-air coil cooktop on the island and put in butcherblock there for much needed prep and counterspace.)
I am at a loss about what to pick. Hood is easy. I need 600 cfm, halogen lights, and baffles.
But to pick a range? Since I won't have the space for 36 inches, what is the best bang for the buck in 30 inch ranges. And which ones will hit the most items I care about? I would be happy to pay $1500 for something if it will get the job done in a satisfactory manner. I just don't know where to start. It seems like the $4000 pro tier models now have these noisy fans and computers in all of them. If that is the case, then I am having a hard time justifying spending more than twice as much as a standard brand.
Please help!
The mid price ranges are the ones with the most electronics.
All gas pro-style ranges are the ones with the least.
Best bang for the buck is AR Performer Series 30" for $3300.
No circuit board/computer just electronic igniters and spark modules. The oven fits full size pan sheets. Standard 30" ranges do not fit full size pan sheets.
Burners are powerful and even but come in three btu ratings. Grates are two burner but not continuous across to slide pans horizontally.
This post was edited by deeageaux on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 2:58
That looks interesting. I did some quick checking around, and it doesn't look like there is any local distributor or service provided for American Range here in Kansas City.
While I like that my 36 range fits a sheet pan, that is something that I can let go. But I do need to a large oven for my Thanksgiving turkey.
I am mostly interested in something that won't by noisy, and is powerful enough for how I cook. I don't need BTU above15-18 on the burners, but geez louise, I do need at least 2 large burners. Many standard tier ranges only have 1 burner that really puts out any heat.
This is just something to look at and may exceed what you want to spend but it hits most of what you want feature wise. Big Chill, is made by Blue Star and holds full sheets. It is the standard 30 inches wide and 24 inch deep. It has sealed burners (2) 15K BTU in the front and 10K and 6K in the back. I can't say how well it works personally but I think there have been some threads about it. It has a retro look and comes in colors. I'm not sure how that fits what you want.
Here is a link that might be useful: Big Chill
This post was edited by wekick on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 9:03
American Range, If you are interested I would call them directly to see about local sales and service 888-753-9898.Their website does not update regularly. Maybe every two years.
Nobody "needs" anything more than a $1K gas range.
Virtually everybody can use the power AND evenness of a powerful open burner.
Thermador 18k btu star burners are pretty good, better than most standard sealed burners, but American Range and Bluestar are in a different category.
When boiling water it is obvious power is good but when frying high power is also helpful. When you drop cold food into hot oil it drops the temp so you are paraboiling and your food is absorbing oil instead of the oil crisping the outside and simply cooking the inside with energy/heat transfer. Searing, sautéing, and woking also much improved. You sear steak carmalized brown/black without grey meat. Woking without making your veggies mush boiling in water released by the vegetables themselves.
Which brings me to my next recommendation up the price scale Bluestar RNB. About 1k more than AR but has continuous grates and is able to take a full pan sheet as well.
If AR is off the options list for about $3k is GE Café 30" gas range. These are made in Mexico and have circuit boards or "computers."
Next downs is NXR. Chinese company and Chinese made. Allegedly they buy many premium components from Europe and North America, ship them to China, assemble them with Chinese made frames and sheet metal then ship them back to America for $2k retail. Several fan threads on these ranges on GW. I have my doubts but you can read those threads yourself and come your own conclusion.
If you want a rec for a $1.5k range without convection.
Frigidaire Gallery Series FGGF301DNF double oven with one 17k btu and one 9.5k btu burner. Probably can find for a few hundred under $1.5k.
I think a Bluestar RCS (if they are still made?) knocks off everything on the checklist of what you like about your current range and want in your next one with the following points of small exception:
A) All the burners are the same on the RCS except one dedicated simmer burner or small pan burner as some would call it. Please note that you are not limited to simmering on just the one burner, properly adjusted the 15k regular burners serve wonderful simmers as well.
B) the unit does have a fan (for convection) but you by no means have to use it. It is totally manual and if you never want to flick the switch on there are no computers or any other gadgets to override your descion.
C). Might be slightly out of budget. I'm not sure what they go for but my guess is that they would be substantially under 3000$ I do remember some talk a while back about them possibly being discontinued. I have no idea about the merit of those threads tho. (I am sure someone will chime in)
You will get one of the largest 30" ovens on the market. You will get very heavy duty cast iron grates. (I'm not sure if the RCS had the middle cast iron grates included but if not they can be bought fairly inexpensive). Oh, and your hubby certanly will not have to baby this range. The rangetop is made entirely out of cast iron just as they are on many commercial ranges and this setup lends itself well to being used and abused and with heavy non babying use it just gets "seasoned".
Blue Star might be your best bet for what you specified. The RCS models are on promotional pricing through (I think) mid month at about $3k. (If you live in Canada, Costco Canada has them for $2400).
While I am glad to see that Deeageaux is starting to moderate his stance on the NXRs --- and only a small part of the postings here on the NXR are fanboy ravings --- the 30" NXR is not for you. It certainly meets most of your specifications and, at $2k (delivered), it is the only "pro-style" stove that even comes close to your $1500 target price. But the oven isn't big enough to fit a full sheet pan (18" x 26"). The width is only 24" and the depth is only about 17.25" when you account for the protruding convection fan housng.
This post was edited by JWVideo on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 16:28
OK everyone. Thanks so very much! I knew I could count on GW!
It looks like I can source and get local service on Blue Star.
So anyone know the going rate for the RCS 30inch would be?
DH and I discussed getting the hood, range, and butcher block done late summer this year.
Then we will hold off and save up to tackle painting cabinets, doing countertops, moving fridge and opening up the wall from DR to kitchen in a couple of years.
I have vision and can be patient. But I need my game plan :-)
Thanks everyone.
>>>"So anyone know the going rate for the RCS 30 inch would be? "$3K US from a dealer on the US side of the border (through June 15, IIRC) and $2400 from Costco CAnada, otherwise. From what I saw at the dealer here in Montana in April (while helping a friend shop for a new stove) I believe that the $3k promotional price includes a 6 inch vent/riser/backsplash which you otherwise would have to pay for separately. IIRC, the promotional pricing goes through mid-June, 2013. Apart from that special pricing, the RCS has been running around $3500 US (w/o backsplash/vent). Reports here are that there is not much variation from the suggested prices.
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Since I'm a broke college kid AND my local brew shop only allows me 1 oz. of whole leaf hops at a time I figured I would branch out and ask for recipe suggestions. Here are the supplies I have thus far: 1 can of Muntons Liquid Malt Extract-Wheat 1 can of John Bull Liquid Malt Extract-Light (hopped) 1 oz. Vangard whole leaf hops Now I have a little cash left to purchase more malt (liquid or dry) and/or a small purchase of steeping grains (variety is not gigantic but fair). I figure I have about $10-15 left. Any suggestions?
Friends don't let friends go to grad school...
I'm a newbie so take my opinion with a grain of salt, but what I would do is get myself 3 pounds of wheat DME, 1 oz. of flavor and aroma hops (saaz or tettnanger maybe?), some dry ale yeast, and maybe 1/2 lb. of crystal malt at the LHBS. Use the vangards you've got as bittering hops, use that can of wheat LME, and make yourself a good summer wheat beer.
They're out of hops. But the grain and DME I can certainly do. Already got the yeast you suggested too.
Go online to midwest supplies or northern brewer and order 2 oz. of hops and 1 lb. of crystal malt and a muslin bag. 1lb crystal steep at 155 for 30 min Remove the grains, bring to boil. 1 oz vangard for 60 min 1 oz flavor hops from internet store for 15 min. 2 cans LME for 15 min. 1 oz aroma hops from internet store for 5 min. Cool to around 80degrees, strain into primary and pitch your yeast. You should have enough $$ left to get a sixxer of local micro to drink while you brew. There are still plenty of internet sources to find whatever hops you are looking for, so go shopping. I prefer the citrusy stuff, but the spicy euro. hops make some damn fine beer as well. Remember that regardless of your choice of hops, with good sanitation you will make beer!!
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*inspired by this quote: "Love is not moral or immoral. It just is," from City of Ashes by Cassandra Clare.*
Firewood crackles in your eyes,
glowing like a pretty little swearword.
And I ask where you came from, lover;
from the aging spring moon or
the shipyards outside of town
where we found each other
that first night when your
hands were cold around my waist and
my breaths were coming out
in impatient gasps of poetic escapism
as you kissed me under
the street lamp pretense
of wanting to head on home?
Are we just a little too far gone,
lost in a swirl of colorful smoke
in some Wonderland type of game
where we're both so young and stupid,
thinking we can make anything erupt in flames;
dried out candle wicks, life, each others' dreams?
It's silly and dishonest but
I need you inside me to
feel awake and maybe
that's what makes me a loser;
the fact that I keep wanting more.
But love is not gritty or soft;
streaming rays over empty
dishes in the morning or
enshrouding the loft in darkness
when one of us locks the door.
It just is and nobody can
claim or touch what so
easily slips through
their careless fingers.
Boy, let me know if
I'm taking this too far.
Let me know if you're
only here because of
how my body feels;
warm and vulnerable
like a country sunset
when I'm surrounded
by your arms on the Italian sofa.
I can do better if I were
to just calm down but
heat courses through
your rural veins into mine,
the toned lines of your
shoulders and stomach
making me feel strong
only by approximation.
But I know you're the hero
in this screwed-up melodrama
that'll never hit Broadway.
Yet, I don't care.
No, I don't give
a damn what other think
about my inexperience
because you pull me
closer, anyway.
Sunspots play
tag along your spine.
If I close my eyes and
lay back down,
I can feel you all around me;
hard edges and stolen beats,
a wasteland of collarbones
and last September skin.
But Tuesday is a melancholy
affair here in this show-me
state of bliss we're in and
it's just a matter of time
before you tell me I'm
turning you into someone new.
Whether that's good or bad,
I don't know yet but
everything we say,
we mean in the drunken spark
of a mother-of-pearl dawn.
So pull me closer now, anyway.


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Governor Huntsman tapped for NGA committees
Salt Lake City - Utah Governor Jon Huntsman has accepted two appointments within the National Governors Association, which chose new executive and standing committee leadership Monday.
Governor Huntsman will lead the Natural Resources Committee, of which he was vice chair last year.
"Today we are at a critical juncture in the utilization and development of our natural resources. There are great opportunities for balanced growth and we must carefully evaluate all of our options, giving heightened evaluation to alternative development options such as energy efficiency and renewables," Governor Huntsman said. "We must also define creative solutions to resource extractions, looking for the best environmental mitigation opportunities and ever greater use of the most advanced and productive technologies."
He was also tapped by Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano, who began her year-long stint as the NGA's new chair, to serve on an elite six-governor group, the Innovation America Task Force.
Gov. Napolitano will co-chair with Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty. Other members include Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt; Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell and Gov. Huntsman.
The task force will highlight two critical areas of education and innovation. The task force will be focusing on job market competitiveness and educating youth to be innovators using math and science as springboards for increased workforce innovations.
Governor Huntsman has worked on many of these issues in the State of Utah and will continue his efforts at the NGA level.
More information on this initiative and the NGA can be found at www.nga.org.


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by Victoria Phillips in Giveaway, January 30, 2013It doesn't matter who you're rooting for in the big game this weekend, there's one thing everyone can agree on: Game-day chips and dip don't have to be loaded with junk. Tortilla popchips are made with stoneground corn masa (the same whole-grain corn used to make traditional tortillas) and have the same great crunch as restaurant-style chips, but they're popped with a little heat and pressure instead of fried. Available in four flavors—nacho cheese, chile limón, ranch and salsa—they're perfect paired with any kind of dip.
You can buy your own tortilla popchips or enter in the comments for a chance to win some. Just let us know, in the comments, your favorite healthy game-day dip. The contest starts at 10:00 a.m. EST today, and ends on Friday, February 1 at 5 p.m. EST.
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