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Joe Scarborough: Hey, Let's Raise Capital Gains Taxes On Uber-Rich
While we're at it, why not take away all the amortization and other breaks companies receive? Let's nail them with higher taxes, especially companies like Progressive Insurance, General Electric, and Heinz. Take away all the breaks for the sports and entertainment industries
(Politico) The Oracle of Omaha came on the show yesterday and promoted his plan to impose a minimum 30 percent tax on millionaires and billionaires. Warren Buffett said such a tax was necessary because fully a quarter of the 400 richest Americans (who averaged $200 million in income) paid a tax rate of less than 15 percent – and six of those super-rich individuals paid nothing at all.
The reason they pay those percentages is because many don't actually have much earned income. Some have none. Hence, low tax rates. Plus, they are also able to make massive charitable donations, reducing liability. Anyhow, that's why so many of those rich liberals advocate to raise their income tax rates. They aren't worried about it.
FOMJ (Friend-of-Morning-Joe) Steve Rattner has also called for similar increases in tax rates for the ultra-wealthy, with particular emphasis on the capital gains tax and dividends rate. As Steve noted in his New York Times oped, "We need at least $4 trillion of long-term debt reduction, with a substantial portion – on the order of $1.2 trillion – coming from new revenues."
What we really need is about $16 trillion in debt reduction, and, oh, to pay for the unfunded liabilities, which is somewhere between $75 and $200 trillion dollars.
Mr. Rattner advocates a top capital gains rate of 28 percent.
That's the rate paid during much of the Clinton years, till it was lowered to 20% in 1997. I say, let's do it. Let's put all those rich liberals on the hook. Let's watch them squeal when they realize that their talking points regarding raising their taxes has come home to roost.
If politicians really want to make millionaires and billionaires pay at a tax rate that most of us endure on April 15th, their moral pangs would be soothed more effectively by following Buffett's minimum tax plan or focusing on raising the tax rates on capital gains and carried interest. As Mr. Buffett told me yesterday, the richest Americans won't be affected by the President's plan to push the top marginal income tax rate back to 39.6 percent. It may be a great punchline on the campaign trail, but hiking the top rate will do little to impact the richest of the rich.
Buffet knows that an income tax increase would mean nothing. Raise his capital gains tax? Big.
Would this mean more revenue into the treasury? Depends on how these "evil rich" people respond. Do they invest more and work their portfolio's to make up for the lost income? Or do they hold back and shelter it? Not cash in their stock? Move it overseas? Not invest in new businesses?
And the second question is, does anyone believe that the government would do anything other than spend any new revenues instead of using it towards debt and deficit reduction?
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Commission amends smallmouth regulations
During its March meeting, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission (TWRC) voted to amend regulations in regard to smallmouth bass fishing on Norris Lake. This action was based on recommendations from the Norris Lake Fisheries Advisory Committee (NLFAC), which is a community-based group of advisors to the TWRC on fishery management at Norris Lake.
The change, which takes effect on April 27, will implement an 18-inch minimum length limit on smallmouth bass — with a creel limit of five — from Oct. 16-May 31. From June 1-Oct. 15, there will be a 20-inch minimum length limit and a creel limit of one. The daily creel limit for largemouth/smallmouth bass in combination remains 5 per day in combination on Norris Lake.
The change replaces the 17-22 inch slot limit which allowed one fish under 17 inches and one over 22 inches that was implemented on March 1, 2010. The amended proclamation will be re-evaluated in 2015.
"We are pleased with the NLFAC's recommendation," said Bobby Wilson, chief of fisheries for TWRA.
"Although not as restrictive as the 17-22 inch slot limit, the new regulation should produce a high quality smallmouth bass fishery at Norris Lake. The warmer water regulation (June 1-Oct. 15, 20-inch length limit) was proposed by the tournament anglers on the committee to offset the high mortalities of smallmouth bass incurred during summertime bass tournament weigh-ins."
Greene County leads turkey harvest thus far
About a third of the way through Tennessee's wild turkey hunting season, hunters have recorded a harvest of almost 20,000 birds, according to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA).
Counties leading the harvest at this point are Dickson (502), Greene (536), Hardin (409), Henry (431), Maury (566), Montgomery (486) and Sumner (465).
Tennessee's 2011 spring wild turkey hunting season runs from April 2 through May 15. All 95 Tennessee counties are open to turkey hunting.
For more information on Tennessee's wild turkey hunting opportunities, refer to the 2010 Tennessee Hunting and Trapping Guide or the TWRA web site at www.tnwildlife.org.
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Microsoft Research is committed to building partnerships with academia to advance computer science and education. This effort extends our scope to include important new areas outside core computer science. These partnerships involve new types of strategic public-private collaborative endeavors with universities, such as research grants, conference support, Ph.D. fellowships, travel grants, and work with universities, institutions, and schools to disseminate innovative curricula.
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The boom in biomedical research over the past decade has occurred as a result of increased demands for better health care and greater understanding of the biomolecular mechanisms responsible for many diseases. Fueling many of the scientific advances in medicine have been the corresponding developments in computational processing power and speed. In addition to the large-scale data collection and processing required to understand complex biological and physiological processes, our ability to analyze and model medical phenomena at microscopic and macroscopic levels is reliant upon the systems used for these computationally intensive jobs. Linux systems are receiving recognition as ideal workhorses for performing many of these tasks.
To better understand the emerging biomedical applications of Linux, it is first necessary to examine the typical computational requirements and resources of many biomedical research centers. The popular perception of biology and medicine is that they are wet and gushy sciences, involving little or no quantitative or numerical analysis. In fact, this couldn't be farther from the truth. There is a concerted effort among scientists to bring the biomedical sciences into the realm of other quantitative disciplines. This effort is illustrated by the recent emergence or increasing prominence of fields such as bioinformatics and genomic-sequence databases, biomolecular modeling and computer-aided drug design, diagnostic medical imaging, epidemiology and biostatistical analyses of patient populations, as well as medical informatics and patient record databases.
The systems used by researchers in these fields span a spectrum of different platforms. One typically finds an abundant assortment of Intel and Power PC-based systems running the Windows and Mac operating systems for performing basic tasks such as text processing, routine data analysis, e-mail and Internet access. In addition, the recent trend among manufacturers has been to interface a broad range of biomedical research equipment with PCs for the ease of GUI instrument control and data collection. The choice of which platform should be employed for such interfaces is usually the decision of the equipment manufacturer and not the researcher.
Laboratories may also contain a few Unix workstations which are used to process large jobs, drive complex instrumentation or function as servers. Typically these machines are dedicated to specific tasks and are unavailable for general use.
One unfortunate aspect of this heterogeneous situation is that it creates headaches for system administrators. Such a wide variety of systems performing a multitude of different tasks and operated by a large number of users with a wide range of computer abilities, frequently spells disaster.
Linux serves as an ideal system for biomedical research laboratories, where there is an abundance of PCs, strict limits on the allocation of research funds and a need for significant processing power in conjunction with straightforward and flexible system customization. The stability of Linux, its cost-effectiveness and large user community make it attractive to both novice and experienced system administrators confined by tight research computing budgets. In addition, the ability of the various incarnations of Linux to run on a wide variety of platforms provides a uniform OS and networking capabilities for the mixture of different machines already in existence at many biomedical research centers.
Utilization of Linux systems is emerging within the Biomolecular Structure Group here at Harvard Medical School. Intel-based systems running Red Hat Linux have recently been implemented for simultaneous control and data collection from x-ray diffraction instruments (Figure 1). Individual data sets obtained with these instruments are about 100MB in size and are used to understand the atomic structure of biomolecules and for drug-design studies at the molecular level. Although the source code for driving and collecting data on the x-ray instrument had to be recompiled for Linux and the kernel was rebuilt, the result was a very stable system for performing this specialized and complex task. In this instance, the Linux system has successfully replaced a more expensive Silicon Graphics workstation.
Granted, the above application of Linux is rather specific, but Linux is also gaining more widespread usage among individual researchers. Installation of Linux on PCs in conjunction with either the Windows or Mac operating systems gives users the choice of the appropriate system with which to complete a job, while sitting at the same machine. For example, in a laboratory with an abundance of Macintoshes, the recently developed MkLinux for Power PC has proven to be beneficial in providing greater access to remote Unix systems and applications. More individuals are now able to use popular GUIs for genomic databases, bioinformatics applications, and biomolecular visualization software located on remote servers, while taking advantage of the multitasking capabilities of Linux (Figure 2). In addition, through implementation of a simple Tcl/Tk script, general users have the ability to reboot the machine back into Mac OS with a click of a button. In some cases, individuals are using the Linux systems as nothing more than X terminals. However, this use alone is valuable, since it provides increased access to applications located on a limited number of servers without having to purchase additional X terminals or X terminal emulation software.
Linux is bound to have a more prominent role in biomedical research computing in the future. The recent installations of Linux systems described above have already been recognized as highly successful and even superior to other systems, in terms of both price and performance. As the computing demands of biomedical research increase, scientists, system administrators, software developers and instrument manufacturers will all be considering Linux.
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Amendment's 'caregiver' clause sneaky approach to legalizing marijuana
One of Florida's foremost cancer hospitals takes the job of caregiver so seriously, it holds a Caregiver Academy for those caring for patients following stem-cell transplants. Caring for someone who is very ill is a huge responsibility that often involves addressing basic needs such as bathing, eating, continence, dressing, toileting and transferring.
A major element of Amendment 2, the ballot question Floridians will vote on in November, concerns caregivers who could assist with a recipient's use of marijuana. Under the proposed amendment to the state Constitution, anyone could qualify as a "personal caregiver" as long as they are 21 years old. Training or background checks are not required. Personal caregivers could obtain and administer marijuana to up to five patients.
This marijuana-caregiver language is daunting in light of a state fiscal analysis that estimates that nearly a quarter million people will register to become caregivers to obtain and administer marijuana for up to five people. According to those estimates by the Florida Department of Health (DOH), 1,250,000 Floridians could potentially receive marijuana through the caregiver provisions of Amendment 2 alone, and that doesn't account for those who will just get a doctor's recommendation and buy it themselves.
A published report out of Massachusetts — where caregivers are only supposed to provide marijuana to one recipient — highlights one caregiver who estimates he was supplying 350 recipients.
Where would they buy it? The DOH fiscal analysis estimates that there will be close to 1,800 pot shops licensed statewide. Amendment 2 describes these dispensaries as one "that acquires, cultivates, possesses, processes (including development of related products such as food, tinctures, aerosols, oils or ointments), transfers, transports, sells, distributes, dispenses or administers marijuana, products containing marijuana, related supplies or educational materials to qualifying patients or their personal caregivers and is registered by the Department."
These numbers are astonishing in light of the Amendment 2 proponents insisting that this proposed massive marijuana infrastructure is only to help those with debilitating diseases.
However, figures from Colorado, which DOH used for its estimates, show that less than 6 percent of medical marijuana cards went to those suffering from debilitating conditions such as cancer, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or AIDS. The average age of a card holder is 42, and the majority of patients report they need it for severe pain.
In California, which has the most significant history with marijuana for medical purposes, the average recipient of medical marijuana is a 32-year-old male. In fact, the Tampa Bay Times/Miami Herald Politifact investigative team reported "available evidence does suggest fairly strongly that the people who use medical marijuana for cancer or AIDS is a small percentage of all users."
In 2009, the California Supreme Court felt the need to clamp down on the caregiver system where abuses ran rampant. The court said the caregiver should be a person who provides care, housing, and sustenance. It's someone that does something beyond just giving out marijuana.
And who will oversee these 250,000 "caregivers" and 1,800 marijuana shops? According to DOH's fiscal analysis, regulators will hire 13 inspectors and provide them with 10 automobiles and 10 tablets. Really?
Let's step back and think this through. Amendment 2 is less about compassion and more about a backdoor way to legalize marijuana in Florida.
David A. Gross is a board certified psychiatrist in private practice and chair of the Scientific and Medical Forum on Drug Abuse.
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Situated in Honolulu, Manoa Valley Inn is close to University of Hawaii at Manoa, Ala Moana Center, and Old Stadium Park. Also nearby are Contemporary Museum and Hawaii Convention Center.
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Despite less than ideal climatic conditions, featuring storms which threatened an otherwise perfect year, most parts of California had an excellent year for viticulture. Chardonnays and Sauvignon Blancs were picked at optimum ripeness, and Californian white wine was just about as good as it could be. Surprises and overcoming difficulties summed up much of the United States' wine industry in 2009, and many of the results from Oregon, Washington State and all over California speak for themselves, with the flagship Cabernet Sauvignon grapes having developed healthy, thick skins and thus plenty of character and distinction. Elsewhere in the New World, South Africa had a very good year in 2009, and wineries across the cape of the African continent are proclaiming it a truly great vintage. In most of Europe, fine weather and punctual ripening periods produced some excellent wines, with many of the best coming out of France's Bordeaux and the surrounding regions. Merlot had an exceptionally good year in France, and wineries are proclaiming that the 2009 Merlot harvest was one of the best in living memory. Indeed, across most of France, ripening was relatively even, and red wine grapes such as Cabernet Franc, Syrah and others were reportedly highly characterful, with plenty of the required tannin levels with which to make high quality wines. Italy, too, had a very good 2009. Piedmont reported extremely favorable conditions throughout 2009, and their signature Nebbiolo grapes were more or less perfect when harvested, having benefited from the slight drop in temperature at the end of their ripening period. Veneto, too, had an enviable year, producing superb Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay wines in 2009.
The wineries of Bordeaux in France are widely considered to be amongst the finest on earth, with many of the chateaux found on the Left Bank and in the Médoc region routinely demanding enormous prices and being snapped up by collectors looking to add the best examples of the world's white and red wines to their cellars. Bordeaux's secret to success comes from the fact that the terroir of the region is exceptionally rich in minerals, helped by the clay and gravel soils which typify the area and the Gironde river which runs through it. Normally humid in climate, the nearby Atlantic coast supplies cooling breezes, making Bordeaux a winemaker's dream and resulting in extremely high quality grape varietals. For hundreds of years, the wineries of Bordeaux have been mastering the art of wine blending, and today produce a wide range of wine styles using many of the sixteen grape varietals permitted to grow in the region by French law.
France is renowned across the globe for its quality wines and the careful expertise which goes into making them, but what is truly remarkable about this relatively small country is the vast range of wines it produces in such huge amounts each year. Not only are the finest red wines in the world said to come from the beautiful regions of Bordeaux and Burgundy, but elsewhere in the country we find the Champagne region, and areas such as the Rhone Valley and the Loire, whose white wines consistently receive awards and accolades by the plenty. This range is a result of the great variety of climatic conditions and terrain found in France, coupled with generations of wine makers working within single appellations. Their knowledge of specific terroirs and grape varieties has, over time, perfected the production of wines within their region, and the end results continue to impress the world to this day.


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Fatten The Brattain, 2012
It was a lot of fun! For those who could not attend, you missed a great event!
Click here for the original invitation page.
Here are some pictures from the weekend:
The brother team of Roger "The Ruthless Youthless" and Greg "The Docile Fossil" Howe challenged the younger generation at badminton.
As this picture indicates, "Hysteric" Erik & Keith "the teeth" were upstaged when they misgauged the aged!
Jennifer & EJ (I assume that's Howe (pardon the pun) you spell "EJ") enjoyed the event.
I found it interesting to note that Jennifer is now 2 years OLDER than her DAD was at the LAST cabin gathering, in 1985! I also found it rather disturbing that I am still 2 years older than Jennifer. I'm not sure I like the direction this is heading.
The go-karts came in handy for running down to the gate and back, to let people in, and transporting people between the cabins.
I think everybody was happy that Peggy could come. She had not been up there in many years.
Diana and Bill came all the way from Arizona!
Jennifer and Kristin came drove almost 4 hours to attend. I hope they ate enough to make it worth the drive!
I took a few several group shots. This is one of the best ones. You can see a full-size version of this photo by clicking on it.
Then Dan took one with me in it. You can see a full-size version of this photo by clicking on it.
Jennifer walked her Grandmother out to the car.
Roger joined Jennifer in helping Peggy to the car. Peggy seemed to really enjoy seeing everybody.
A happy smile, after a humiliating badminton defeat to the older generation. It seems strange that I am a member of that "older" generation, even though I'm only 2 years older than Jennifer.
Once again, the "formerly younger, now middle generation" gave another attempt at badminton.
Roger, having graduated from the "middle" to the "older" generation, schooled the "youngest" generation in the ways of the forest.
Declan unknowingly prepared for a snipe hunt. I'm sure he's proud of successfully foraging a snipe out of the wilderness... or maybe not...
Judging from the smiles, I would guess that Lisa & Scott won their badminton tournament, thereby "saving face" for their generation!
Leah arrived in time to be chauffeured in a go-kart, by Chloe.
A long time ago, John was too young to ride the mini-bike. He told me how much he had wanted to ride it, way back when. Well, he's old enough now! He really had a blast!
Meanwhile, at the Brattain compound, people ate and drank, just like at the Howe compound.
Sunday morning, we made more pancakes than we could count. We went through an entire Costco-sized bag of Krusteaz. I made most of them, but Kevin & Orlando made some so I could take more pictures. I never got to eat any!
Overall, everybody seemed to enjoy the weekend. I hope you all had a blast! I also hope we don't wait 27 years for the next one!
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Here's a list of things to do this 4th of July in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey as published by the New York Times: New York City Achilles Hope and Possibility Five Miler (Sunday) The race is closed to runners, but spectators may want to cheer on those taking part in this run through […] [Read More]
$469 — Puerto Rico 4-Star Getaway w/$100 Credit, from NYC
Travelzoo.com sent me what seems to be a great travel deal to Puerto Rico. This is what they say: Pack a swimsuit, but leave the passport at home. This 4-star beach vacation to Puerto Rico costs $469 per person – a 45% savings compared with regular pricing. Available over long weekends, this deal includes: Roundtrip airfare to San Juan from […] [Read More]
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Daily Getaways, presented by the U.S. Travel Association and sponsored by American Express®, says it features exclusive offers with savings of up to 60 percent from more than 20 of what it says is America's top travel brands such as hotels, car rental companies, theme parks and city attraction passes. These deals are available in […] [Read More]
Schenectady: $15 — July: "Anything Goes" at Proctors, Reg. $25
Travelzoo.com is advertising a discount on tickets to "Anything Goes," a musical that will be shown at the Mainstage at Proctors in Schenectady. This is what they say: Travelzoo subscribers can see this Broadway classic at The Mainstage at Proctors in Schenectady and save up to 45% on tickets. The New York Times calls it "musical-comedy joy," and USA Today touts […] [Read More]
Tips to Get Upgrades on Flights, Rooms and Car Rentals
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Things to Do in NYC This Week- Festivals and Fairs
Here's a list of things to do in NYC this week as published by the New York Times: Adorama Street Fair (Sunday) The photography and electronics retailer's third annual event will feature carnival games, a petting zoo, food vendors and a technology learning center. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., West 18th Street, between Fifth […] [Read More]
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Road Trip to Mercey Hot Springs
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Message Framing and Parents' Intentions to have their Children Vaccinated Against HPV
Article first published online: 7 SEP 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1525-1446.2012.01038.x
© 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Public Health Nursing
Volume 29, Issue 6, pages 542–552, November 2012
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Gainforth, H. L., Cao, W. and Latimer-Cheung, A. E. (2012), Message Framing and Parents' Intentions to have their Children Vaccinated Against HPV. Public Health Nursing, 29: 542–552. doi: 10.1111/j.1525-1446.2012.01038.x
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- Article first published online: 7 SEP 2012
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- message framing;
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Framing a message in terms of the benefits of engaging in the behavior (gain frame), the costs of failing to engage in the behavior (loss frame), or both the benefits and the costs (mixed frame) can impact parents' decisions about their childrens' and adolescents' health. This study, investigated the effect of framed messages on parents' intentions to have their children vaccinated against human papillomavirus (HPV).
Design and Sample
The study employed a 2 (gender of the parent) × 2 (gender of the child) × 3 (message frame) between-groups, quasi-experimental design. A convenience sample of 367 parents with children in Grade 5, 6, or 7 who had at least one child who had not been vaccinated against HPV.
Social-cognitive variables relating to intentions to vaccinate a child were assessed.
Participants were randomly assigned to read one of three framed messages about the HPV vaccine (gain, loss, or mixed).
Gain-framed messages seemed to persuade mothers of sons to speak to a doctor about the vaccine (p < .05). Framing effects were not significant for other outcomes.
Findings provide preliminary evidence that certain vaccination messages may be more effective for different parent-child dyads.


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Kinklab Power Tripper Neon Wand Attachment
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Couple's electro play just got more exciting thanks to this Kinklab Neon Wand attachment. This clever device turns one partner into an electrode, causing their every touch to cause sparks between you and every kiss, touch and caress to tingle.
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Couple's electro play just got more exciting thanks to this Kinklab Neon Wand attachment. This clever device turns one partner into an electrode, causing their every touch to cause sparks between you and every kiss, touch and caress to tingle.
The Neon Wand brought violet wands into your bedroom bondage play and now this adaptor allows you to take your electro sex adventuring further. Plug this attachment into your Neon Wand and transform your full body into a working electrode, allowing you to share the sensual tingling of the violet rays.
One end plugs into the wand and the other sits flush against your body, passing the violet wand current through your body and electrifying you with the coloured violet rays.
Enjoy the sensual tingle of the electricity just before you and your partner touch, allowing you to share the violet wand experience together for the first time.
Kissing, tickling, spanking, oral sex and penetration is transformed as your entire body becomes a conductive platform for the tingling coloured rays.
If you're wanting more power from your wand, this conductive electrode is for you. Even on the lowest setting, the electrostimulation is amazingly intense and the smaller the contact point between you and your partner, the stronger the electricity will feel.
The attachment cable measures 53 inches from end to end allowing for plenty of maneuverability during play. Place the flat contact firmly against the skin and secure in place to prevent it moving as you do not want a gap between the metal and the skin. We suggest using bondage tape so you don't need clothing to hold it in place. The contact is slightly curved to allow perfect contact against most body parts.
Once in place, turn the wand onto the lowest setting and begin experimenting with power levels. When you find the right level for you the wand can be placed on a stable surface where the control won't be lost, allowing you to enjoy your pleasure without the need to hold the wand.
A comprehensive instruction booklet is supplied to ensure safe use and you should read the whole booklet before using this attachment.
Please note: You will require a Kinklab Neon Wand for this attachment to work.
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Excellent Attachment to the Kinklab Wand
Reviewed: 07 January 2015 by minx0402, a Bisexual Going Steady Female
This is an amazing attachment for the Kinklab Wand. You plug it it and you hold the metal end and then use your other hand to run up and down your partner's body and it will give them a small electric shock.
I have a metal finger attachment that I put on one hand and keep this in the other and use the metal finger to touch sensitive parts of the body. My partner loves the thought of me touching him and giving him electric shocks. Great foreplay toys
I actually brought this in Berlin at a fetish fair 3 years ago, so happy that this range has got bigger can't wait to test other attachments. However, don't think any off them will beat this beauty.
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- The freedom to touch further as it has a longer lead.
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- Best attachment for the wand itself.
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Reviewed: 24 February 2013 by Will1123, a Straight Single Male
Having had the Kinklab Neon Wand for several months before noticing Lovehoney had finally brought the Power Tripper over the pond, I can only say I couldn't wait to try it.
And it didn't disappoint. I recommend using bondage tape to hold it firmly in place, a gap between contact and you or your partner will lead to what can become a fairly unpleasant tingling. However having decided that the thigh certainly seems the best place to strap this, we were away.
It's worth mentioning that this is stronger than the wand's glass contacts, by quite some margin, especially when floating your finger just over sensitive areas, you will both feel quite a buzz, in both your finger and your partner's body.
Highly recommend it for anyone with a Neon Wand, it certainly opens up a lot more uses for the wand if the original novelty or lacking strength of the wand itself are starting to wear off.
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- Transforms the Neon Wand.
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- Make sure you have a good contact first.
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- Great addition to any collection that has a wand already.
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What a beautiful day!!
It's 11am and 57 degrees and just taking a break from doing a little weed pulling and raking away winter mulch, ect. Spread new rabbit manure/straw mix onto the veggie area and location where the Bleeding Heart are planned to go. The viola are putting on their smiley faces, crocus is shooting up, Muscari looks good, Maximillian Sunflower and Catmint are starting new growth and chives are sending up new green shoots. I am doing anything to stay outdoors today!! The best part of the day so far was witnessing a few Ladybugs sun bathing on a stone :D
I spent a good portion yesterday outdoors clipping away old growth, seed heads and grasses. Will tackle the Salvia officinalis today.
It is hard to imagine we are in the same zone. The ground here is frozen quite deep due to weeks of temps not being above freezing, even by day, and some snow cover. It is snowing now as well.
By the end of the week though we are to see 50's, and maybe 60.
Sounds like you are having a wonderful day.
I slipped (and almost fell) twice going down to the mail box today, so I'm not going anywhere until it thaws here.
Ouch! Hope you didn't get hurt~
Glad to see you'll be warming up too...YEAH!!
If it ever stops raining long enough for the ground to dry up a bit, February is when I usually start digging up and moving things I never got to in the fall!
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Date of Stay: August, 2010 - $22.00
We got a beautiful spot (32/33) river front with river access. We had a nice big site with an amazing view. Most sites have power. Staff was around quite a bit and very friendly. There is a salmon smoker, sani dump, boat launch and fresh water in the park as well as clean, coin op showers. For a municipal camp site, it was excellent: $18 for no power $22 with power. Located minutes from Kitimat. We camped at Radley Park in a Travel Trailer.Undo
Date of Stay: July, 2009 - $18.00
Small but well kept. Ideal to camp and fish right on the river! Showers are coin operated at $1 per 5 minutes. Without electric hook up, it's $12 per night. Bears are active in the area! We camped at Radley Park in a Travel Trailer.Undo
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pressure canner for induction cooktop?
We just finished a kitchen renovation and replaced our gas range with an induction cooktop. Love the speed, control, and easy cleaning, and we were pleased to find that about 95% of our existing pots and pans work with the new unit.
Unfortunately, my Mirro pressure canner is one of the 5% that didn't make the cut. Can anyone recommend a pressure canner that works on an induction cooktop?
Honestly don't think there is one. Macy posts here and has induction I think but had to create an alternative canning kitchen. From what I have read on other canning forums, so did everyone else - find an alternate heat source for canning that is.
Really only 3 brands of PC - Presto, All American, and Mirro so going to their respective websites or calling them will tell you if using them on induction is even possible.
Macy posted one for me a while back. it's a smaller one so you can only do 4 quarts at a time. I don't own it yet due to lack of funding but it's on my wish list.
Here is a link that might be useful: Fagor Pressure Canner
Thanks for the feedback. I'll check out the Fagor. I have a 2-burner propane camp stove for power outages which I was trying to avoid for canning because when you use the high-power burner it sounds like there's a jet plane readying for takeoff in the backyard :o)
I bought the Fagor, and tried it out for the first time last weekend. I peeled too many potatoes and after filling both canners with quarts, I still had enough left over for 4 more quarts, so after they were done, I brought them in and used the Fagor. It worked just fine. The main drawback is that it holds at 8lbs and 15lbs, so for canning you have to do everything at 15lbs.
When you turn the knob to "open" it vents like normal, then you turn it to the 2nd position, and when it reaches pressure, it gave a "pop" sound and started releasing pressure. I turned the heat down so it kept a gentle steady stream (per instructions) and it was real easy to control on the induction. It also has a little pop-up indicator for when the pressure is down to zero, so no guessing there.
I also second the Fagor though it only holds four quart jars or four wide mouth pints at a time. I bought a cooks brand induction unit which is great by the way from JC penny and it works fine on that it also works fine on a glass cooktop stove. it is stainless steel. I think it is currently on sale at O.co


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