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A Dash Of Hair Transplant And Just Add Laughter
Posted By admin On October 12, 2012 @ 3:11 am In Featured Stories,Tile | Comments Disabled
Zero Hedge [1]
Oct 12, 2012
We always said that the presidential race in a country in which 40% of spending [2]on wars, entitlements, interest on said debt, etc. is funded by debt [3](purchased mostly by foreigners and monetized by the Fed), is moot, and is merely one big tragicomedy designed to evoke nothing but laughter (especially since it is the creditors who call the shots). Today, we see that at least Joe Biden got the memo.
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[1] Zero Hedge: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-10-12/dash-hair-transplant-and-just-add-laughter
[2] spending : http://www.zerohedge.com/news/what-us-government-spends-it-money
[3] funded by debt : http://www.zerohedge.com/news/taxes-vs-debt-where-does-us-funding-come-chart-day
[4] McConnell 'Burst Into Laughter' as Geithner Outlined Obama's Plan: http://www.prisonplanet.com/mcconnell-burst-into-laughter-as-geithner-outlined-obamas-plan.html
[5] On The Fed's "Stunning" Finding Of Gold As An Inflation Predictor And The Subsequent Cover Up [Laughter]: http://www.prisonplanet.com/on-the-feds-stunning-finding-of-gold-as-an-inflation-predictor-and-the-subsequent-cover-up-laughter.html
[6] Press room laughter dies down: http://www.prisonplanet.com/press-room-laughter-dies-down.html
[7] The Fed's Response to the Financial Crisis: More of the Hair of the Dog That Bit Ya: http://www.prisonplanet.com/the-fed%e2%80%99s-response-to-the-financial-crisis-more-of-the-hair-of-the-dog-that-bit-ya.html
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Isn't the interesting innovation here that we may have better live view/video autofocus with no loss of quality over the previous sensor? This technology will eventually work its way into other larger and smaller cameras. Just sayin'. People want video. We look at our pictures on our screens and phones. We film ourselves twerking and put it on youtube. And the sensor that can do that still has great quality for prints.
p.s. I would like more dynamic range, too. 5d mk iv?
p.s. I would like more dynamic range, too. 5d mk iv?

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Craig Lee Symonds (born 31 December 1946, in Long Beach, California) is a retired professor and chairman of the history department at the United States Naval Academy. He is a distinguished historian of the American Civil War.
The son of Lee and Virginia Symonds, Craig Symonds attended the University of California, Los Angeles, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1967. Going on to graduate work, he obtained his M.A. in history at the University of Florida in 1969 with a thesis on "The defense of the southwestern frontier, 1784-1794: a study in governmental relations." He married Marylou Hayden on 17 January 1969 and the couple had one son. In 1971, Symonds joined the United States Naval Reserve, serving for three years until 1974 and raising to the grade of Lieutenant. While in the Navy, he served on the staff and faculty of the Naval War College. On his release from active duty, he returned to his graduate studies in history at the University of Florida, where he obtained his Ph.D. in 1976 under the tutelage of Professor John K. Mahon with a dissertation on "Navalists and antinavalists: the naval policy debate in the United States, 1785-1827."
In 1976, the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland appointed Symonds assistant professor of history to succeed Professor E. B. Potter as a specialist in Naval history. He was subsequently promoted to associate professor in 1980 and professor of history in 1985. He served as chairman of the history department in 1988-1992 and appointed professor emeritus on his retirement in 2005.[1][2] In 1994-1995, he was visiting lecturer at Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth, England. He returned to teach at the Naval Academy as The Class of 1957 Distinguished Professor of American Naval Heritage for 2011-12.


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America seems to be losing focus on the great tradition of having Sunday dinner together as a family. Honestly, how many of us still partake in this tradition regularly?
A home cooked meal shared with family on a quiet Sunday evening is truly an old ritual. It's the time where we break bread and share conversation. It's an opportunity to have a glimpse into the lives of our friends and loved ones. We all can be guilty of not setting time aside for family gatherings, but it is much needed in the midst of our hustle and bustle of everyday life. Sharing a meal together is a great way to get our family and friends enthusiastic about cooking.
The Sunday dinner can be planned, prepared and enjoyed in so many ways. You can first begin by selecting a different household each time. I think you can get excited just imagining the diversity in the menu by moving from house to house. Put together a schedule for who will host the meal. Next, assign as many family/friends needed to help cook the meal. Interestingly enough, this is where the young people in the family acquire the cooking knowledge and skills that have been passed down from the older generation. I still remember the days of savoring my grandmother's Pot Roast and the preparation of the fresh ingredients that helped her create the magic. Grandma has long since passed on, but her recipe and legacy still live today in my household on Sundays. Also don't be afraid to mix in a touch of the new with the old. Use the old world spices and secrets while introducing others to the wonders of grassfed beef.
While the meal is cooking, be creative in getting the family centrally located in the house and have a planned activity for all ages to participate in.
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It's a Drizzly Tuesday…
Well, my previous post was sort of a misfire…
It happens, when one wakes up extra earlier than one usually does, just to drive his niece to school when her Mother can't do it.
I don't mind doing people favors but if it's out of my usual routine it throws me off.
Sometimes, I am definitely a creature of habit.
Anyway, it's a drizzly Tuesday in San Diego, with fog rolling in.
On my blog I noticed that my Star Spangled Banner post has trended, obviously because in the few days after a Super Bowl, people do random searches for "national anthem" or "star spangled banner" to find previous performances to compare to the one just recently performed, and in this case, this time it was performed totally "live" by Alicia Keys.
And she is a fine vocalist, multi-Grammy award winner and very successful. She even was named Global Creative Director for Blackberry, which was somewhat of a surprise to me.
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Alicia Key's performance was nicely done. I have no critiques nor negative comments, other than the fact that it was a bit on the slow side, but that is her rendition. I am open to musical artists mixing it up and throwing their own personality and style into the National Anthem. It's been done before, like Marvin Gaye's version.
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I discussions here we often talk about Speer, Federal, Remington and Winchester ammunition, but rarely does anyone mention Hornady. I've used Hornady rifle ammo but never used Hornady handgun ammo. How does it stack up compared to the competition?
This is a discussion on Anyone use Hornady? within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I discussions here we often talk about Speer, Federal, Remington and Winchester ammunition, but rarely does anyone mention Hornady. I've used Hornady rifle ammo but ...
I discussions here we often talk about Speer, Federal, Remington and Winchester ammunition, but rarely does anyone mention Hornady. I've used Hornady rifle ammo but never used Hornady handgun ammo. How does it stack up compared to the competition?
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I carry Hornady TAP 9mm, 124gr. It has offered excellent reliability and accuracy. I think the XTP bullet is one of the best available. It is pricey though, but what quality ammo isn't.
IMHO, any quality ammo that feeds well in your pistol is comparable. There are many choices that will perform as well as anyone needs to defend themselves. I'm not especially brand loyal. Hornady has always fed well, been consistent and has low flash.How does it stack up compared to the competition
In my AR-15, the Hornady V-Max 55gr was the most accurate round I found, of dozens tried. I could regularly put a couple/three through the same hole at 100yds.
In pistols, I have no experience with the Hornady ammo.
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I use the 110gr TAP 308 in my AR10 and it is the most accurate of any round I've tried. I love their light magnum rounds in my 700 CDL 30-06. I also use their 357SIG and 45 ACP rounds. I was pleasantly surprised two days ago when I picked up a couple of 20 round boxes of Hornady 357 SIG hollowpoints for $21 a box. Far cheaper than Corbon or anyone else from my experience. Never had any problem with feeding or reliability of Hornady ammo in my pistols or rifles.
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Of the defensive handgun ammo I've tried (Cor-Bon, Hornady, Speer), my 1911 has an affinity for Hornady TAP. It's accurate, feeds reliably in my weapon, and has low flash. I can't ask for anything more in a handgun round.
both my EDC and my nightstand weapon have hornady in them right now. i've never had any issues with them in either and find them to be just as accurate as any other major brand.
I use Hornady alot.
I like the XTP pistol rounds and use the AMAX in the .308 or '06 for a deer slayer.Its very accurate out to 1000 yards, one of the better designs for accuracy... from my gun anyway.
The VMAX is great for coyotes and anything else small that you like to shoot, its all very accurate.
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I carry 230gr +P Hornady TAP FPD in my XD45.
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I used to carry Hornady TAP 155gr in my XD40, and currently carry Hornady Critical Defense in my Kel-Tec P3AT. I have been quite impressed by both rounds, in the accuracy, feeding, and quality of the rounds. The power levels are right up there, too - I had some Hornady .357 mag 125 gr rounds that were just about the hottest rounds I've put through a gun of that caliber - rated at something like 800 ft-lb of energy.
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Hornady TAP is in both my semi-autos. It is great stuff, feeds 100%, low flash and seems very consistant.
I am waiting for 2 cases at the present time (one ready the other expected shortly).
I use it too for carry in certain guns.
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I carry Hornady 124gr JHP/XTP or CQ in my xd9sc. works for me.
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i also use tap 230 gr in my g30 and spring feild 1911 . all feed well and shoot better than i can hold. cost is not a problem. also use win. ranger t,230+p. love them.
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I carry their 125gr XTP non +P in my S&W mdl 36.
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Brand: Fish OnLeader length: 6.5mRecommended tippet: 0.12mm 0.06mmFishing length (with tippet): 8.5m+
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Enhanced Turnover Presentation.
Designed for breezy conditions but also useful if a more positive turnover is required for example when fishing a team of flies at range.
LEADER LENGTH: 6.5m
RECOMMENDED TIPPET: 0.12mm – 0.08mm
FISHING LENGTH (with tippet): 8.5m+
Excellent when teamed up with 3' of 4x tippet plus 3' of 6x or 7x tippet for casting small dry flies even into a breeze.Dave Southall
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Ordered a French leader and braided indicators on Monday afternoon via the website and they promptly arrived via 1st class postage... I am amazed how supple and how neat and small the knots are on these leaders. Superb turnover even with a team of flies. Also bite detection is fantastic, using the pads of my finger tips on the leader , I don't think I'll miss another take ever again. Superb!!!
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I have been using this product for years! I love it and it moisturizes your lips like crazy! I also recommend using the mango butter version from Burt's Bees! It goes on very smooth and is moisturizing! They Dont have a pigment but they smell amazing!
Love this lip balm as it hydrated my lips very well throughout the day. The only setback of this product is the smell. I think it smells awful.
I am not sure about this product. My friends swear by it but I did not find anything really special about it. I much prefer Palmers Lip Balm ( the one that smells like chocolate ). probably will not get this again unless it is on sale.
My review is for the Burt's Bees Tube. I bought it for $1.99 on sale, I was not aware that it had peppermint in it and was not keen on that. I initially thought I would not use it because of the peppermint in the balm, but then I used it under a lipstick that I found too matt and heavy and it transformed the lipstick by making it smoother. I tried it under another lipstick that I found too matt and now, with the lip balm under, it is wearable, the texture is smoother and not greasy. Lip gloss did work, just made the lipstick greasy on top. Would chapstick work equally as well? I don't know but when I found a pack of two on a buy one get one free special I bought it. Curiously, I have a rosacea type rash on my face that started about the same time I began using this product but do not see how a lip balm could cause a skin problem on the rest of the face. My opinion as an under lipstick primer the Burt's Bees is exceptional.
While the thick, waxy formula lasts a long time on lips and makes them very soft, I can't stand the flavor. It smells strongly of flowers and honey. Honey, no problem... but the odd floral scent? I don't want ANY scent that strong--much less a generic floral one--right underneath my nose all day. It tastes like the smell of a funeral parlor. Would it have killed them to leave this otherwise-great product unscented?
I've been using this for years. I love the menthol's cooling sensation. My lips are healed within a day. Although it doesn't moisturize them.
Although I do like some Burt's Bees products (like the cuticle butter) I can't say that I'm a huge fan of this one. The scent was nice and the packaging is pretty standard but I felt the formula was too waxy and that it sat on my lips rather than penetrated them.
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This is my favorite lip balm! I love the minty tingly feeling it leaves on my lips. I top it with the Burt's Bees Replenishing lip balm to give it a bit of a gloss.
I admit it. I am a lip balm junkie. I cannot live without one and I use it several times a day. I have tried a ridiculous amount of lip balms and this one might be the best of the lot. Unfortunatly, most people don't think about lip care until they have dry, cracked lips. Whether you are using this to soothe dry and cracked lips, or using it to keep lips soft and prevent them from getting dry- this product is a godsend! Before I started using Burts Bees, I was using Blistex Medicated. I liked the medicinal feel of the Blistex. However, I was always have to reappy it, and it really didn't make my lips feel healthy. The Burt's Bees lip balm is wonderful. It doesn't have a medicinal feel. Instead, it is soothing, provides the necessary moisture needed, without being greasy and makes my lips feel healthier. I absolutley love the tingling sensation caused by the peppermint oil (And to those who dont like peppermint- stay away).
A tip for those who have the Burts Bees lip balm in the little round tin (and really ALL chapsticks for that matter): Do not leave them in a hot car. Not only will it melt the product into a disgusting mess, the tin containers top and bottom mold together and it can be VERY hard to seperate them. I have both the balms in the tin and a regular tube, and I dont have a preferance. They both work wonderful!
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