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Emtek's single cylinder mortise handlesets use traditional American mortise locks complete with a variety of trim styles, handcrafted from authentic materials. The mortise lock is operated by a key from the exterior, and a thumbturn from the interior. The door is opened from the exterior by a metal handle with thumb grip, and by your choice of a variety of knob and lever options from the interior. Uncompromisingly rugged and beautifully crafted, these locks are suitable for the very finest homes.
The Brass Modern Collection's knob / lever handles are supported by springs mounted behind the rosettes and sideplates, which return the handles back to the rest position and prevent lever sag. The latches are heavy-duty die cast construction, with strong internal springs, solid brass nose bolts, and sintered metal cams. A plastic bushing located in the joint between the handle and the rosette ensures a friction-free wear surface, preventing metal from bearing on metal and providing smooth, long-lasting operation. Handles are positively connected to rosettes with a permanent clip. Each has a set screw which eliminates "handle wobble" when tightened. Emtek's threaded tubes are machined brass to ensure good threads and prevent corrosion.
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Emergency Egress Function (F13 Option): Simply turning the interior knob or lever frees both the latch and deadbolt, allowing a quick and easy exit. Locks without this function may require you to unlock both deadbolt and latch as separate actions. In order to customize your mortise lock with the emergency egress function you must choose the F13 (Emergency Egress Function) UL Function option above.
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UL Listed: This product has been rigorously tested to ensure that the design and craftsmanship meets the high safety standards of both Canada and the United States. This mortise lock also features a UL 180 minute fire rating.
- Backset: 2-1/2" or 2-3/4"
- Height: 18-1/2"
- Width: 3"
- Projection: 2-5/8"
- Door Thickness: 1-3/4" - 2-3/4"
Emtek is dedicated to bringing interesting, well made hardware back into American homes. Emtek's mission is to satisfy the higher expectations of today's homeowners with regard to door locks. They strive to provide a broad and interesting range of products that consumers can use as elements of decor, and not just as a way to latch a door.
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French Antique - Emtek 3305PVD
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Star Wars Celebration 2 will have the darkest of Sith in attendance. The Emperor, Ian McDiarmid, himself will present at Essen, Germany. McDiarmid will join host Warwick Davis, Steve Sansweet, Dave Filoni, Pablo Hidalgo, with more Star Wars alumni to come.
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"The Emperor is coming to the biggest Star Wars party in Europe, July 26-28, 2013 in Essen, Germany.
Ian McDiarmid, the actor who unforgettably played the evil galactic mastermind and the ultimate villain of the Star Wars Saga, will make a rare convention appearance at Star Wars Celebration Europe, appearing on-stage and signing autographs.
This summer's event will mark the first Celebration in Europe at which the highly sought-after actor will appear to sign autographs and chat on the Celebration Stage, offering attendees a rare opportunity to hear about the making of Star Wars from his perspective.
In 1983, McDiarmid embodied the full depth of the dark side as the Emperor in Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, his face hidden under intensive makeup and his eyes concealed behind yellow contact lenses. When his true face was revealed as the apparently kind and helpful Senator Palpatine in Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace (1999), he projected a different kind of evil – a subtle manipulator of galactic events, a villain hidden in plain sight. As the prequels progressed, so too did Palpatine's plans until finally, in Revenge of the Sith (2005), McDiarmid got to play evil at its fullest, and revealed the true power of Darth Sidious.
Star Wars Celebrations bring fans of all ages together, from all points of the globe, to celebrate the pop-culture phenomenon that is Star Wars. From its young fans of Star Wars: The Clone Wars to die-hards fueled by the nostalgia for the original Star Wars trilogy; curious, casual followers; gamers, readers, costumers or collectors — there's something for everyone at Celebration".
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fuck bring that here to the United Snakes of America, looks like fun and i know my kids would just love it. my kids are more Star Wars fans than me..
Whoopty Do. I get to meet Ian, along with Carrie Fisher in Calgary next month.
I'd love to be there just to see the crazies out in full force; sounds like good time.
Mania should go, I love reading about these cons. wish I could go to one..
Can't go to this, but it looks like I'm actually going to the SDCC this year. My friends backed out last time we tried to go (and it was their idea), but it looks like they are fully committed this time (complete with badges, hotel & airline reservations).
Hope you get to go to this, Bob!

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Kanji | 創造再生 | ||
Rōmaji | Sōzō Saisei | ||
Literal English | Creation Rebirth | ||
English TV | Ninja Art: Mitotic Regeneration | ||
Debut | |||
Manga | Chapter #169 | ||
Anime | Naruto Episode #95 | ||
Game | Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 3 | ||
Appears in | Anime, Manga, Game | ||
Data | |||
Classification | Kinjutsu, Ninjutsu, Medical Ninjutsu | ||
Rank | S-rank | ||
Class | Supplementary | ||
Hand seals | Tiger | ||
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The absolute pinnacle of medical ninjutsu, created by the greatest of medical ninja, Tsunade, it is the ultimate regeneration technique. By releasing the great volume of chakra stored in her forehead at once, the body's cell division is forcibly stimulated by proteins, reconstructing all organs and all tissues making up the human body. The technique itself does not regenerate the old cells, rather it hastens the creation of new ones through division. If this technique is used, a body whose vital organs are so gravely injured that it cannot bear it any longer will be instantly restored to its uninjured state. As long as Tsunade has chakra it is impossible for her to die by any means, as such she gains a form of "immortality" throughout the duration of the technique.
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- According to the second databook, Creation Rebirth was developed by Tsunade for the sake of continuing to protect the lives of her comrades. That is the resolution hidden in this technique.
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Playing your videos on a TV
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- Use the SD card slot or USB port on your HDTV. Some newer HDTVs offer built-in SD memory card slots and USB ports. That means that if you have an SD memory card camcorder, you can copy footage onto the SD card and pop it into the card slot on a compatible HDTV. And of course you can connect just about any camcorder with a USB port up to a compatible HDTV. Just be sure to check your television's manual to be sure that it'll play back video, and that it's compatible with your camcorder's video recording format. A lot of newer Blu-ray players, game consoles, and receivers also offer SD card slots or USB inputs, in case your TV doesn't have one.
- Stream your videos to your TV. If you have your videos stored on your computer, then it's easy to stream them to your TV or other compatible home theater gear. You won't need any cables to connect your camcorder to your TV, and will have your whole library of videos on your computer at your finger tips. To find out how to make it work, check out our article on enjoying music, movies, and photos from your computer on your TV.
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It's unfortunate, but discs and tapes can break, wear out, or get lost, and hard drives fail eventually. So we recommend that you make multiple copies of your videos. You can use a number of different devices to make copies of your footage — from DVD recorders to your computer (if it has a DVD burner).
DVD recorders for camcorders are designed specifically to help people archive their camcorder footage. They're especially handy for folks who have a hard drive camcorder but don't have a computer with a DVD burner. You'll probably use the USB output on your camcorder to make a digital connection to these DVD recorders. Then, you can record your footage on full-size DVD discs for playback in most DVD or Blu-ray players.
Some DVD recorders may only offer standard-definition recording. Others will allow you to copy standard- and high-definition video footage — a big plus for HD camcorder owners. You'll be able to downconvert your high-definition (HD) videos for playback on most DVD players, or maintain the high resolution of HD video files for playback on the recorder itself or a compatible Blu-ray Disc™ player.
Another archival option: use your PC and an external hard drive.
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Online storage, while a great idea for documents and pictures, can easily be overwhelmed by the sheer data space requirements of video archiving. Aside from the fact that video takes up a lot of storage space, the time you'd need to devote to uploading and downloading material would probably be measured in days over many internet connections. If you want to save a few important, selected clips, it's not the worst place to do so, but remember to check out the storage site's guidelines on file size limits, and check those monthly or annual costs carefully. It's also a good idea to read some customer reviews, if you can.
Editing footage on your computer
There are a variety of computer programs that you can use to edit videos you've transferred to your PC. Some camcorders come with editing software, but it's important to note that included software is usually pretty basic. If you want more precise or advanced editing, you may need to purchase additional software. Our suggestion: test out the software that comes in the box, and see if it suits your needs. If not, you'll have a better idea of the features you'll want in a future editing software purchase.
Also, check out the editing software that may already be installed on your computer. If that doesn't have all the features you want, then decide what kind of editing you want to do, and look around for the appropriate application.
Selecting software
You'll want to ask yourself a few questions about each software program you consider:
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Former Astro faces former team as Cosart opposes Scherzer
Brad Ausmus spent more than half of his 18-year catching career in Houston. He was one of the team leaders during the 2005 World Series run and caught more games than anyone else in franchise history. For those reasons, he will always consider himself an Astro, which makes this week's four-game series at Comerica Park a reunion of sorts for him.
That said, he's seven years, a rebuilding project and an ownership change separated from the team.
"When I think of my playing career, I'll think of myself with a Houston Astros uniform, just because I spent the bulk of my career there," Ausmus said. "But obviously, none of the players are left, really even the front office is all different. It'll be a lot more meaningful for Dave Clark and J.D. Martinez."
Clark was on the Astros coaching staff for the past five seasons before parting ways at year's end. Martinez was an Astro as recently as late March before the Astros released him.
"It's just funny how it plays out," Martinez said. "I want to go in there and try not to get caught up in the emotions, just play the game like I've been doing."
Martinez knows most of that roster. He also knows the struggles his ex-teammates are going through, having been there with them for the previous three years. His past few weeks with the Tigers have given him a feeling of life on the other end of the standings.
Just over a month after he was a man without a role on the Astros, he's a role player on a team that enters this series with the best record in the American League and a five-game winning streak. Yet as much as it would seem like a rush of pressure for a team with World Series expectations, Martinez says it feels like the opposite.
"It's a lot different feeling," Martinez said. "When you're winning, everything's fun. When you're losing, everyone's pressing. It's hard to play that way. You have to play the game relaxed, and on this team you have that. Everyone knows their job, what they're going to do. It's just fun."
He realizes the irony in that. His explanation sounds like something former Tigers manager Jim Leyland emphasized many times: A good lineup has players picking each other up when they don't come through, and players confident in that happening.
"You want to win and you're scared that if you don't get a base hit, you're not going to win," Martinez said. "Here, I want to get [runs] in obviously, but you're not as nervous. There's so many good players that you know that if you don't, it's not the end of the world. There's so many good players here that people can pick you up, pick up your slack."
That might help explain why Martinez has proven to be a fit in Detroit. Every Tigers starting player had at least one hit in each game of their three-game series sweep at Kansas City over the weekend. The bottom of Detroit's lineup, once a weakness, has become a strength over the course of their five-game winning streak.
"The last three games, as a group, there wasn't one hole in their lineup you could count on getting an out from," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "They were all swinging the bats extremely well."
That's the lineup the Astros must try to contain. Houston is coming off a season-long 11-day homestand, when it went 3-6 in three series.
The Astros went 1-6 vs. Detroit last season in the series' first season as an intraleague matchup.
Astros: Cosart gets the start
Jarred Cosart gets the ball for Houston, as the rotation turns over. It could be the final turn through the rotation before ace Scott Feldman returns from the disabled list. He could be back as soon as Friday, but even that would be too late for this series.
Cosart's struggled to find his footing this season as the No. 2 starter, but he has suffered some tough luck as well. He's winless in his last five starts, including three no-decisions, but he has left each of his three no-decisions with the lead. He has tossed six-plus innings of two-run ball in each of his last two starts.
"I think all of our guys know what we expect of them out there," Astros manager Bo Porter said, "and Jarred's going to throw hard for us. We're not worrying about him when we send him out."
Tigers: Avila catching fire at the plate
While Tigers catcher Alex Avila struggled through a season-opening slump, he kept saying he felt confident at the plate, believing in his at-bats. His recent results seem to be reflecting that.
He went 2-for-8 in two starts at Kansas City over the weekend, but both hits were two-run home runs driven to center field. He's batting 11-for-39 with four doubles, two homers and six RBIs since mid-April. While his strikeout rate remains high -- he has fanned 15 times in that stretch -- his batting average on balls put in play is nearing .400.
"My swing feels good," Avila said. "It's just a matter of swinging at good pitches."
Worth noting
• Former University of Michigan basketball All-American Nic Stauskas is scheduled to throw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to Monday's series opener. His Michigan teammate, Jordan Morgan, did the honors before a Tigers game last homestand.
• Miguel Cabrera enters Monday with a 10-game hitting streak, during which he's batting .378 (17-for-45).
• Torii Hunter heads into the series with an 11-game hitting streak, batting .408 (20-for-49) in that stretch.
• Reliever Luke Putkonen, on the 15-day disabled list with right elbow inflammation, is expected to go on a minor-league rehab assignment Monday after throwing a 35-pitch side session Sunday morning in Kansas City. The Tigers want to make sure Putkonen's arm feels fine before finalizing the assignment. With Triple-A Toledo on the road until next weekend, Putkonen could be sent to Class A West Michigan or Double-A Erie, both of which are at home Monday night.
• The Astros recalled former Tigers reliever Darin Downs on Sunday. The 29-year-old left-hander pitched parts of the past two seasons in Detroit before the Astros claimed him off waivers last November.
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The Orioles are in the middle of a 16-game span against all American League East opponents, and this weekend's wraparound set with Boston is hardly just another four games on the slate.
The Red Sox will have the national spotlight on them in advance of Monday's Patriots' Day, and they'll send Felix Doubront to the mound Saturday afternoon following Friday night's 8-4 Orioles win at Fenway Park.
It's a familiar foe for the Doubront, who beat the Orioles in the season-opening series on April 3, going 5 1/3 innings and allowing three runs on six hits and a walk. Doubront, who had a rough second start at home against Texas, is trying to erase his Fenway opener from his mind and be more along the lines of his last outing, in which he held the Yankees to three runs over 6 2/3.
"I have that every year the past few years," Doubront said of pitching a bad game in between two good ones. "When I pitch a game like that, I think the light is my next start is better than my last start. So it's always like that. You have to pick it up yourself. I don't worry about my bad starts because I always know that I come back strong."
Orioles starter Bud Norris is coming off a strong showing at home last Saturday night, as the righty picked up his first win in blanking Toronto over seven innings. Norris struck out four and scattered five hits and a trio of walks.
And while the O's are well aware, and very respectful of the Boston Strong messages all around the city, manager Buck Showalter's club won't be taking it easy against the Red Sox.
"Whether you are from Boston or Massachusetts or Texas or whatever, this is something that happened to our country. I think everybody [is respectful]," Showalter said of remembering last year's tragic events at the Boston Marathon on Patriots' Day. "But we do have a job to do, something we want to deliver on. everybody will take in the moment. I know I will. But sooner or later, they are going to play that song and we are going to compete."
Orioles: Machado to make extended spring debut
Third baseman Manny Machado will play in his first extended spring game Saturday as he takes a big step forward in his recovery from offseason left knee surgery.
Machado slid and ran the bases again Friday at the team's spring facility in Sarasota, Fla., completing a back-to-back phase of running that was crucial to him advancing to games. The plan is for Machado to play five innings at third base Saturday.
"He's doing it right," said Showalter, who spoke with Machado on Friday. "He's obviously wanting to get there as soon as he can. It's one of the things I told him today. [If] it takes five or six days down there before he's ready to play [rehab] games, start that clock ticking, that's fine. That's why it's important that he and we make that step to where that might be, a Minor League affiliate. I think he's got between 17 and 20 plate appearances already."
Red Sox: Victorino to begin rehab Saturday
Red Sox right fielder Shane Victorino, on the 15-day disabled list since March 31 (retroactive to March 30), went through a full pregame workout before Friday's game against the Orioles at Fenway, and is expected to begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Pawtucket on Saturday.
Manager John Farrell said he wants Victorino to play in back-to-back rehab games before he is activated.
Third baseman Will Middlebrooks, on the 15-day DL since April 5 with a right calf strain, was sent home a day early from Chicago, where the Red Sox completed a three-game set with the White Sox on Thursday, because of the flu.
Middlebrooks was back in the Red Sox clubhouse Friday afternoon. Victorino also had the flu while on the DL, but was away from the team for several days because of the illness.
"[Middlebrooks is] improved," Farrell said. "He wasn't as sick as Vic when we kept him away for about six or seven days. But I don't think this is going to delay Will in his eventual rehab assignment, which we're still hopefully targeting sometime in the middle part of next week."
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Overnight Acne Repair Lotion with Acnostat. Day or night, the 1.25% concentration of salicylic acid in a pH of about 3.5 found here can be extremely helpful for combating acne, acting as both an exfoliant and a disinfectant (to kill acne-causing bacteria at the source). But this product ends up being a complete disappointment because alcohol is the second listed ingredient. To claim that this product reduces irritation, when it contains alcohol in such a prominent position, is just wrong.
A light, effective hydrating lotion with Acnostat skin-clearing complex to gently correct the oil and conspicuous irritation of acne without over-medicating. Salicylic acid normalizes skin's activity to allow faster cell turnover and self-healing. Heal, repair, prevent and wake up to clearer skin.
Active: Salicylic Acid (1.25%), Other: Water, Alcohol Denat., Butylene Glycol, Cyclopentasiloxane, Ppg-14 Butyl Ether, Polysilicone-11, Octyldodecanol, Dimethicone, Steareth-21, Apple Fruit Extract, Palmaria Palmata Extract, Calluna Vulgaris Extract, Haslea Ostrearia Extract, Cinnamomum Cassia Bark Extract, Rheum Palmatum Extract, Soybean Seed Extract, Polyquaternium-37, Methyldihydrojasmonate, Cyclamen Aldehyde, Ethyl 2,2-Dimethylhydrocinnamal, Steareth-2, Witch Hazel Extract, Propylene Glycol Dicaprylate/Dicaprate, Ppg-1 Trideceth-6, Caffeine, Sucrose, Laureth-12, Triclosan, Green 5, Yellow 5, Yellow 6
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Strengths: Good selection of well-formulated moisturizers and serums; two highly recommended cleansers; good topical disinfectant with benzoyl peroxide.
Weaknesses: Moderately expensive; at-home AHA peel provides more irritation than help for skin; all lip products contain potent irritants; one sunscreen lacks UVA-protecting ingredients; no non-irritating salicylic acid products for acne-prone skin; skin-lightening product is alcohol-based; jar packaging.
Patricia Wexler is a well-known dermatologist with a regular column in Allure magazine. She has a successful New York practice where she offers liposuction, facial fat transplants, Botox, laser resurfacing, dermal injections, and chemical peels, among other procedures. She is also an associate clinical professor at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Now, along with a host of other dermatologists, Wexler has joined the retail antiwrinkle/anti-aging part of the skin-care business, and why not? The financial potential is astronomical.
As always, when we begin reviewing a product line, we call the company and ask them to send any research, documentation, or any other proof that the claims being asserted are true. We also ask for ingredient lists, which are mandated by the FDA and not confidential in the least, so it's not as if we're asking for proprietary or classified details about their products. After some back-and-forth telephone calls and emails, we finally received a call from Liz Freeman of Tractenberg Advertising, the public relations firm that represents Patricia Wexler M.D. Skin Care products. She explained to us that due to the "negative reviews" we've written about other product lines, she would not be sending me any information unless we would guarantee a positive review. We explained we couldn't promise anything other than to do an honest assessment of the products, and, hence, they sent nothing—no information at all. This is what happens with most of the companies we call to ask for research and ingredient statements; because we can't and won't promise the same glowing reviews handed out carte blanche by fashion magazines, we end up being ignored. Clearly, this is another company that isn't confident or convinced that their work can withstand objective scrutiny. And as we reviewed their products it became obvious why: they have more shortcomings than strengths, and they couldn't possibly have the solid clinical data to back up their claims.
Wexler bases her line on the concept that her products can inhibit the activity of matrix metalloproteinases (MMP). According to Wexler, "Until now, only expensive in-office procedures were able to inhibit MMP skin-degrading action.…" Well, without a doubt, inhibiting MMPs is good for skin, but the notion that only Wexler's products or expensive medical procedures can provide that benefit is not substantiated by the research, and we mean by more than just a little research.
There are 23 different types of MMPs, each representing a type of enzyme that causes substances in skin to break down. Of the 23 types, MMP-1, also known as collagenase, is responsible for the destruction of collagen. Generated primarily by unprotected sun exposure and the aging process, MMP-1 is also present in sebum (which may be a cause of acne). In general, it is safe to say that MMPs are a problem for skin (Sources: Contact Dermatitis, August 2007, pages 100–104; Journal of Investigative Dermatology, October 2005, pages 673–684; Photochemistry and Photobiology, October 2003, pages 355–360; and Photodermatology, Photoimmunology, and Photomedicine, April 2001, pages 178–183).
One of the best ways to decrease or prevent the formation of MMPs in skin, particularly MMP-1, is by following smart sun-protection routines, including application of well-formulated sunscreen, a recommendation that is not unique to this product line. There is also research showing that other compounds can also inhibit formation of MMPs, such as epigallocatechin-3-gallate (a derivative of green tea), retinoic acid (RA), eicosapentaenoic acid (omega-3 fatty acid), beta-carotene, DHEA (though this is controversial), polysaccharides, vitamins E and C, and flavonoids, to name a few. These compounds also are known to increase the formation of other substances in tissue (called TIMP, which stands for tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases) that act as inhibitors of metalloproteinases, so that when these increase in skin, MMPs decrease (Sources: Journal of Investigative Dermatology, February 2005, pages 315–323; Journal of Lipid Research, August 2005, pages 1712–1720; Journal of Dermatologic Science, December 2005, pages 195–204; American Journal of Pathology, July 2004, pages 167–174; Free Radical Biology and Medicine, September 2004, pages 654–670; Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy, July-August 2003, pages 187–194; and Photochemical and Photobiological Sciences, October 2002, pages 826–833). Interestingly enough, these compounds are not the showcased MMP-inhibiting ingredients in Wexler's products.
What many of Wexler's products do contain in the way of fending off MMPs are ingredients such as Pyrus malus (apple) fruit extract. We couldn't find any research showing that apple fruit extract was of benefit for skin, but catechin and epicatechin have been extracted from the seeds of this type of apple, and there is some research showing that these extracts can inhibit MMPs. Several products also contain Cinnamomum cassia bark extract, which has been shown, in limited research, to inhibit MMPs. Soybean extract is another staple in this product line, and there is definitely research showing that the polyphenol and isoflavone it contains can have benefit for skin as an antioxidant; what is less clear is information about its role in reducing MMPs when it is in its whole form. We do know that reducing free-radical damage is one major way to stop collagen destruction, so it isn't a great leap to assume this benefit as well. However, this ingredient is not unique to Wexler's line, and is used frequently in other skin-care products, including many from the inexpensive Aveeno line (Sources: International Journal of Molecular Medicine, October 2005, pages 677–681; Journal of Ethnopharmacology, February 2005, pages 101–106; Pharmacological Research, September 2004, pages 279–285; International Journal of Cosmetic Science, February 2005, page 17; British Journal of Dermatology, October 2003, page 681; Archives of Dermatological Research, July 2003, pages 112–116; and Plant Cell Reports, February 2001, pages 169–174).
Wexler asserts that her products contain "the most potent inhibitors of MMP activity available on the market" and she quotes clinical and laboratory studies that supposedly prove her products are more effective than others. Meanwhile, as we mentioned, the studies were not made available to us, so there is no way to know how she arrived at those conclusions. We just have to take her word for it. For our part, we'd rather see the studies.
Technical assertions aside, these products do have some excellent qualities, but the selling point that they are the most effective skin-care products just short of a trip to Wexler's office is hyperbole to the max. There are assuredly some interesting advanced formulations in this group, but there also are some serious missteps. Many of the products come in jar packaging, which as we know won't keep the important ingredients stable during use. Surprisingly, her products also contain fragrance and coloring agents, which dermatologists know (or at least should know) can be problematic for skin, as well as being completely unnecessary in a skin-care product. From a practical standpoint, these are not inexpensive products, but the price isn't out of the ballpark either. Bath and Body Works is selling Patricia Wexler M.D. Skin Care at most of their stores across the country.
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Discourse, Music and Meditation
April 27th to 28th – Sarajevo, Bosnia – Public Talk
Nurturing Peace through Yoga and Meditation
By Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
6:30 pm to 8 pm
Secrets of Meditation
By Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
8 pm to 10 pm
Discourse, Music and Meditation
Meditation with Sri Sri and US Congressional Leaders
8:30 am to 10 am
Wisdom series with Sri Sri.
Meditation 2.0
Talks by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
3 pm and 7 pm
Secrets of Meditation and Yoga
Celebrating International Day of Yoga
6 pm onwards
Encouraging corporates and decision makers to adopt spiritual practices
Wed, 04/24/2013, JapanSri Sri interacted with entrepreneurs at a special seminar, encouraging the audience to embrace spirituality in corporate practices.
Earlier in the day, Mr Hakubun Shimomura, Minister of Education ,Culture, Sports, Science & Technology met with Sri Sri.
Former Prime Minister of Japan and Opposition Leader Mr Noda Yoshiko also received Sri Sri.
Sri Sri welcomed in Japan
Tue, 04/23/2013, JapanJapanese Prime Minister Mr. Shinzo Abe welcomed HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in Tokyo on April 23. Mr. Shinzo Abe appreciated the work of The Art of Living in the country and lauded Sri Sri's vision of a stress-free, violence-free world.
The Japanese Prime Minister welcomes Sri Sri, Tokyo
Tue, 04/23/2013, JapanJapanese Prime Minister Mr. Shinzo Abe welcomed HH Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Mr. Shinzo Abe appreciated the work of The Art of Living in the country and lauded Sri Sri's vision of a stress-free, violence-free world.
Earlier in the day, Sri Sri visited the famous Meiji shrine.
A large audience comprising Indo-Japanese youth interacted with Sri Sri at a special seminar at the Indian Embassy. The Japan Entrepreneurs & Presidents Association (JEPA) awarded Sri Sri with a special Certificate of Appreciation. Mr Yamada Hiroshi, Member of Parliament, was also present at the session and felicitated Sri Sri.
Indian Ambassador welcomes Sri Sri, Tokyo
Mon, 04/22/2013, JapanThe Indian ambassador to Japan hosted a welcome reception for Sri Sri as the latter arrived in Tokyo.
Earlier as Sri Sri landed, he was interviewed by a Tokyo channel which comes to the Narita airport every Monday and interviews passengers.
Excerpts from the interview:
Q: Where are you coming from & where are you going?
Sri Sri: I'm coming from Canada and on my way to Indonesia from here.
Q: Why have you come to Japan?
Sri Sri: I'm on a world tour to create a happy society. I'm giving a few public talks and seminars aboutt spreading health and happiness in Japan.
Q: What is your name?
Sri Sri: They call me Guruji.
Q: What kind of teacher are you?
Sri Sri: I teach meditation & Yoga.
I Meditate Calgary
Sun, 04/21/2013, calgary, CanadaSri Sri addressed 1000 people at the launch of the I Meditate Calgary campaign. He was greeted by a roaring crowd and a standing ovation, and was introduced by Minister of Justice and Solicitor General of Alberta, Jonathan Denis.
He spoke about meditation, did Sukshma yoga for the head and then went into a 25-minute guided meditation, followed by Q&A.
"What we do here is mend broken hearts. Neither alcohol, nor eating can fill the emptiness of a broken heart. Meditation can. Also meditation has many physical and mental benefits that medical research is documenting."
He departed at for the airport and again received a standing ovation from the crowd.
Meeting with the Mayor
Sat, 04/20/2013, Calgary, CanadaCalgary's Mayor Naheed Nenshi met Sri Sri and they spoke about how the city has grown. Mayor Nenshi said that he wears a badge with the number '3' on it. The badge signifies his campaign, "do three good things for your community each year". Sri Sri then went on to explain the significance of the number '3' which he also uses. He tells doctors to do three free medical camps; lawyers to do three free consultations; engineers to do three free estimates. He then went on to speak about how the number '3' is a very auspicious number – that is why they say shanti three times, which signifies peace for the mind, body and spirit.
Earlier in the day, Sri Sri interacted with participants from the ongoing Art of Living courses and also gave a talk at a Hindu temple. He addressed 700 people in a hall with a capacity of 400. He spoke about the significance of Ram, the importance of unification in the community (working together) and did a Q&A.
Sri Sri was mobbed on his way out of the temple, India style.
Then he met with 60 local volunteers and inspired them to reach out to various ethnic communities and spread the spirit of peace and happiness.
SEED event
Sat, 04/20/2013, Calgary, CanadaSri Sri's evening keynote address entitled 'Enlightenment: The Answer to Everything' opened with spiritual music that set the room of 2500 in harmony.
The Mayor gave a welcome address introducing Sri Sri, he praised all of the good work he has done globally, and encouraged the citizens of Calgary to become more involved in their communities.
Mayor Nenshi then gave him the Calgarian welcome of a white cowboy hat and announced him as an honorary citizen of Calgary and then asked the crowed to initiate Sri Sri by all saying together, 'Yee-Haw'.
He answered questions with delight, many about meditation. In response to, "Is it hard?", as he put on and took off the hat, he said: "It is as easy as putting on and taking off a hat…"
He taught the technique of reducing stress in the shoulders and neck and everyone loved it. He led a meditation and as someone from the audience shared: '…15 minutes, we sat shoulder to shoulder. Truly, a blissful time!'
Media links
articles/060906_CH_ nobelcalgary.pdf http://www.justinhavre.com/
blog/meditation-on-the- forefront-in-calgary.html http://www.660news.com/2013/
04/20/i-meditate-features-sri- sri-ravi-shankar-sunday-at- the-bmo-centre/ Coming together for a change
Fri, 04/19/2013, Calgary, CanadaSeveral dignitaries interacted with Sri Sri at a special meet, which included political leaders such as Minister of Justice and Solicitor General of Alberta, Joanthan Denis, who brought Sri Sri a message from the Premier of Alberta, Calgary; MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly) Moe Amery and Dave Rodney(Dave is an Associate Minister for Wellness.
Past and present SEED event speakers also met with Sri Sri – Sequoyah Trueblood, Native Leader; Sherry Strong, food philosopher and nutritional strategist; Theo Fleury, Canadian former professional ice hockey player for the Calgary Flames, founder of an NGO fighting against sex abuse; and Elisabeth Fayt, author were among the others.
Later in the day, Sri Sri conducted the Shakti Kriya sessions for the course participants.
The evening's satang was full of people beaming and dancing. Everyone went and met Sri Sri one on one. Though the interactions with the course participants had been planed for the next day, it organically happened that evening
Ayurveda, stress management & wellness with medical professionals
Thu, 04/18/2013, Calgary, CanadaSri Sri addressed over 200 medical professionals through The Symposium for the Medical Fraternity of Calgary, at the Libin Theater, Health Sciences Center.
He spoke about meditation, Ayurveda and allopathic medicines. Sri Sri also gave a debrief about the research and development happening at the Ayurveda Hospital in India and invited interested people to come and engage in research.
A definite highlight was when be took out the Shakti drops, Art of Living's special immunity medicine which is yielding benefits to many people. After a demo on the Shakti drops, a yoga followed.
The participants also had the opportunity to experience first hand the calming effects of meditation, as he guided them through a deep and profound 18-minute meditation.
The health providers in attendance came from a wide variety of health professions; doctors, nurses, social workers, psychologists, internal medicine specialists, naturopathy, homeopathy, as well as some working with veterans, medical students and residents.
Sri Sri's talk was complemented by three presenters giving different perspectives – Dr. Emma Sepalla, Associate Director Research, Stanford University, talked about the healing factor of SKY® and Meditation in at-risk groups; War Veterans (PTSD) and High Risk Adolescents Behavior.
Dr. Ryan Punambolam, Neurologist gave a well-organized academic presentation that illustrated through medical research the mitigating effects of SKY® and Meditation on psychoneuroimmunological (PNI) disorders, and showed the benefits of yoga and meditation in health promotion.
Dr. Bharti Verma, Family Physician, MA, MD CCFP gave a short anecdotal presentation, which included case studies of some of her patients who have done SKY®, and talked about work-related stress within the medical fraternity.
Interactions with people, Regina & Calgary, Canada
Wed, 04/17/2013, CanadaThe day began with a media interview where Sri Sri spoke about the three types of violence: 1) because of religious terrorism, 2) out of stress and aggression 3) people who do it for their entertainment and are not aware of the seriousness of their actions.
Later Sri Sri caught a flight to Calgary. A group of people awaited Sri Sri's arrival at the Calgary International Airport. After meeting a group of people, Sri Sri interacted with the participants of the advanced meditation course and led a 45-minute meditation.
The next day, Sri Sri drove to Bow Falls, Banff with about 260 people, including the entire Art of Silence Course and volunteers.They enjoyed the stunning scenery, and a meditation walk with Sri Sri.


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Top Mariners prospect Walker set for big league debut
No. 4 overall prospect faces Astros' Peacock in middle game of series
Taijuan Walker will get a belated birthday present on Friday at Minute Maid Park. The Mariners' top pitching prospect, who turned 21 two weeks ago, will make his Major League debut against the Astros.
"Usually on the night before my starts, I don't sleep. I go to bed around 3 [a.m.] for some reason," Walker said. "I just sit up all night doing nothing. I feel like on my start day, I feel like a new person. Everything just goes away. I will be ready."
The right-hander was the Mariners' first selection in the 2010 Draft as a supplemental first round selection (43rd overall) out of Yucaipa High School in California. He's played in the past two All-Star Futures Games and is ranked as the No. 4 overall prospect in baseball by MLB.com.
"I just want him to go out there and do what he does, just be himself, enjoy the experience and have fun," Mariners manager Eric Wedge said. "Hopefully, he'll be able to allow himself to relax and have fun with it. That's the best way to have early success, just really enjoy the moment."
Starting the season with Double-A Jackson, where he went 4-7 with a 2.46 ERA in 14 starts, Walker was then promoted to Triple-A Tacoma, where he went 5-3 with a 3.61 ERA in 11 games. In 114 1/3 innings, Walker has 160 strikeouts and 57 walks with a 1.196 WHIP.
Many of the Astros' younger players have faced Walker before in the Pacific Coast League and know what he brings to the table.
"He's their top prospect for a reason," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "Obviously, it's electric stuff. He's had great success in the Minor Leagues and our guys are going to be up for the challenge."
Right-hander Brad Peacock, who has been solid in his third stint with the Astros this season, will face Walker. He's 2-1 with a 2.88 ERA in his last four starts, allowing only 17 hits in 25 innings.
In his previous outing against the Blue Jays, Peacock (3-4, 5.67 ERA) allowed four runs on six hits in 5 2/3 innings for the win. Striking out five batters in the contest, it marked Peacock's second straight victory.
Mariners: Morse dealt to O's
Outfielder Michael Morse, who was out of the lineup for Thursday's game against the Astros after being claimed by the Orioles, was traded to the O's on Friday for prospect Xavier Avery.
After hitting .248 with nine home runs and 14 RBIs in the first 25 games of the season, Morse struggled after breaking his right pinkie finger and then injuring his hamstring. In 51 games after May 1, Morse added just four home runs and 13 RBIs while hitting .214.
Avery has batted .259 with 29 stolen bases in 120 games between Double-A and Triple-A this season in the Orioles' system. He will be assigned to Triple-A Tacoma by the Mariners.
Astros: Corporan and Stassi making progress
Catchers Carlos Corporan and Max Stassi are making strides after their concussions.
Corporan took a foul ball off the mask on Aug. 19 and Stassi was hit in the head by a pitch on Aug. 21.
"Everything is looking good," Corporan said. "I'm feeling better every day and have no more headaches. I'm happy to be back to normal. That wasn't fun."
"I'm a lot better," Stassi said. "I got a lot of sleep when I was left behind here [while the team went to Chicago] and the only thing is my balance isn't there and there's a little dizziness still. If it doesn't get better in a couple of days, I'll see a balance specialist."
Worth noting
• The Mariners have hit 50 home runs in the seventh inning or later this season, which ranks second in the American League.
• When the Astros hit no home runs in a game, they are just 8-44 this season.
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A California man arrested in only socks and a trench coat told police he broke into a home and used the sauna.
Calveras County sheriff's deputies arrived at the home in San Andreas and found the homeowner on top of the nearly naked man in the driveway, the Calveras Enterprise reported.
The homeowner said he discovered 44-year-old Robert London going through his kitchen cupboards, according to The Associated Press.
London told investigators he thought the house was vacant, and had used the sauna there in the past, UPI reported.
He has pleaded not guilty to charges of burglary and possession of stolen property.


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08 December, 2010
So that's how you kept it dry
I wondered how you kept the arena dry from the rain. Who had their finger on the button controlling the roof? That must have been a nervous moment as the roof closes in towards the 360 spire!
We were in the seats at the side for 1st show, great show and sound but no atmosphere. 2nd show I was in the circle back to the rail - what an emotional roller coaster ride that was - highlight - Miss Sarejevo, Bono singing right above my head as the bridge moved back. I like the way Sunday becomes a message and torch for all that is wrong in this world - it was never a fav song of mine but having lived in Iran and seen with my own eyes it has taken on a new meaning for me since the show.. Thanks to my German friend and the horsey girls for minding the great spot we had. and no thanks to the drunken idiots who have no clue about U2.
07 December, 2010
For Brisbane...
Please please please... play Fez!
Would make the most atmospheric and amazing opening!
Can't wait for the guys to hit the stage tomorrow night!
06 December, 2010
melbourne concerts
Willie, it was amazing that although when we were standing out the front of the stadium, we were saturated. It rained for at least an hour and a half, sometimes heavy, sometimes light. We didn't have rain protection. But I am just so glad the rain held off for the concert. It was amazing! I hadn't seen any of the videos for 360 before going to the concert. As a loyal and dedicated fan that was very hard because I love to watch the band but it was worth it because I knew nothing of what was going to happen which made it an awesome spectacular.... thank you Willie and to the rest of the U2 crew!


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This LED-illuminated magnifier provides a 30% larger field of view than traditional circular lenses. The rectangular, 8" x 10" acrylic lens magnifies without distortion, allowing you to quickly scan with both eyes. The scratch-resistant lens makes objects appear three times their actual size and 12 LEDs cast expansive, bright light without the glare common to fluorescent and incandescent bulbs, resulting in reduced eyestrain. Mounted on a flexible gooseneck, the lens can be raised, lowered, and twisted to the optimal position for reading, detailed crafts, or other up-close work. The floor-standing unit's weighted base counterbalances its head to prevent tipping and a handle on the magnifier lets you maneuver it easily. LEDs are rated for 50,000 hours. For an optimal view, hold pages parallel to the lens. Rechargeable battery provides eight hours of continuous light from an eight-hour charge with the included AC adapter. 57" H x 28" W x 12 1/4" D. (9 lbs.)
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Not worth it
By susiemocha
from Browsntown, MI
Appreciate the adjustability. But the "glass"/magnifier picks up glarewhich distracts and the circle pattern on the "glass"/magnifier is verydistracting.We purchased the wide-view illuminating magnifier for my 85 year old Dad who enjoys reading very much. But the magnifier distracts rather than helps.
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By cgallowan
from Cleveland, OH
I wish I had saved the box. This magnifier has LED lights, which seem dim. Maybe there's too much surface area to illuminate, but it actually cast shadows and made things harder to see than the naked eye.
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Not as good as it sounds
By bookworm
from Santa Barbara, Ca.
This lamp was not useable, could not be assembled securely enough to try. There is no thread on the post to connect it to the base. Even if secured, it would fall over. The obvious lack of thought in assembly and design is not of the quality near what I expect from Hammascher.
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Good light magification for reading
By Ed
from Birmingham, AL
The light works great but be prepared to place a weight on the base to keep it from turning over. The base should be heavier or bigger!
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Great Aid, I have Macular Degeneration
By Dixie's Mom
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Reading copy on stand while typing research articles on computer.
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product didn't fit need
By the neighbor
from Oshkosh, WI
This product would be great for someone with a slight sight deficiency. It was easy to assemble and easy to use. However, for someone who has to bring the reading material very close to the glass, it doesn't work because it throws shadows on the page making it impossible to read it.
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Mom can see to thread a needle again!
By Happy in Indy
from Columbus, IN
It will take Mom some getting used to working with the lamp. With her medical issues she has not bee able to do the two hobbies she loved the most, reading and writing and sewing. Now she can thread a needle even with her one blind eye! She was thrilled! This is the second one I've purchased the other was for my 100 year old Grandmother. If you are not able to use your eyes to fulfill task which filled your free time working on hobbies this is the magnifier / lamp for you! I do wish the LED lighting were brighter or there were more of them. We are thankful Mom can do things to fulfill her day!
Not What I Expected
By Queen bee
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I was disappointed with this product. I was expecting a higher quality magifying glass, with brighter lights. Also, the pole does not bend enough to accomadate my needs as a beader. I was so excited when I first saw the picture. Step up the quality, even if I have to pay more money!!
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we had to return this item. it didn't work well for my mom. she couldn't get it situated in a comfortable position for her to read. She has macular degeneration and glaucoma. We couldn't bend the neck low enough for her. Besides all that, I thought it was nice looking, lighting seemed good and would be a good addition to any room.
Best gift I bought this year!
By Irish Chicago
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Purchased this as a gift for my Mother who is older and has slight vision problems. She can now read the morning paper from cover to cover with ease. She loves to sew and can now thread a needle with ease and see her entire project with both eyes because of the huge viewing area. She absolutely loves this and I get all the credit for buying it !!!


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This picture of the 1911 Philip High School Baseball Team is among the many pictures at the Friends of West River Museum located in Philip. Team members were: Forrest Diehl, George Hausman, Alfred Storms, Dave Chapman, Lavern Church, Magnus Hyde, Leon Ince, Earl Dorothy, Joseph Urban, and Frank Urban (in no particular order). The photo was taken March 13, 1911, and made into a postcard. Hildred Diehl donated it to the museum.
Daniel B. Stout died Saturday night, July 31, 2004 at St. Mary's Healthcare Center in Pierre. Memorial services were held Thursday, Aug. 5, at the Presbyterian Church in Onida with Pastor Gary Walters officiating. Arrangements were with the Rush Funeral Chapel in Philip. Daniel Benjamin Stout, better known as Dan to his family and friends, was born January 15, 1938 at Kadoka, SD, the son of Roy and Mary (Humphreys) Stout. Dan grew up on a farm-ranch 11 miles west of Kadoka, graduating from Kadoka High School in 1956. Dan was united in marriage to Janet R.
Mildred Kelly, age 93, of Rapid City, and formerly of Quinn, died Sunday, August 8, 2004, at the Rapid City Regional Hospital. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Wednesday, August 11, at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Wall with Father Leo Hausmann as celebrant. Interment was in the Mt. Hope Cemetery, Quinn, SD. Rush Funeral Chapel of Wall was in charge of the arrangements. Mildred D. Miner was born at her parents' home at Hermosa, SD, the daughter of William Vance and Margaret (Edwards) Miner.
Paul Marvin Cihak, 39, Sturgis, died Thursday, August 4, 2004, near Rochford. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Monday, August 9, 2004, at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church with Father Arnold Kari as celebrant. Father Tim Hoag was con-celebrant. Burial followed at the St. Aloysius Cemetery in Sturgis. A man who started his life with the name Paul Marvin Cihak was born on February 25, 1965, in Winner, SD, to Marvin and Betty Cihak. He grew up in Mission, SD, shooting and stuffing dead animals and playing pranks on people he knew.
Philip Chamber of Commerce President Glenn Parsons welcomed members and guests to the monthly general meeting held Monday, August 9, at The Steakhouse. Positive comments were received by Parsons and other chamber members on the success and enjoyment of Festival Days, held last weekend in Philip.
Local cowboys and cowgirls have been busy with rodeo competitions recently. Below are the standings of area participants:Ladies' All-Around Standingsas of July 26, 20042. Lainee Shearer, Wall, $2,094.668. Whitney O'Rourke, Interior, $963.84Men's All-Around Standingsas of July 26, 2004 2. Morris Jones, Midland, $4,102.43 4. Jeff Jones, Midland, $3,292.36 7. Arlen Hulm, Faith, $2,482.93SDRA Rookie StandingsUnofficial as of July 26, 2004 1. Jesse Wilson, Wasta, $2,465.58 5.
So far, in region action, 4-C has played Plankinton, winning 15-12. Winning pitcher was Brad Hand and losing pitcher was Oric Earl. For 4-C, Jason Overweg went 3 for 6; Brad Hand, 3 for 5; Michael Penticoff, 2 for 5 with a home run. Highlight of the night as the fact that everyone playing had a hit! In game two, 4-C faced the Kennebec-Chamberlain Cannons, losing 15-16 in 10 innings. Losing pitcher was Jeremy Hand; winning pitcher was Paul Stier.
Congratulations go to Philip wrestlers Brock Slovek and Kurt Flesner, who competed in the South Dakota All-Star Games in Aberdeen and came away with top honors last Tuesday. The North defeated the South 7-2. Among the winners was Kurt Flesner, who defeated Andy Willuweit of Gregory, 3-1. Brock Slovek won his match 2-1 over Spencer Novotny of Winner.
Lisle Dewey Whisler, 93, of Clear Lake, Iowa, died Tuesday, July 27, 2004, at the IOOF Home, Mason City, IA. Funeral services were held July 31st at the Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel in Clear Lake. Memorials may be made to the Lisle Whisler Memorial Fund. Lisle was born June 3, 1911, at Midland, SD, the son of Eugene and Irene (Powell) Whisler. He graduated from Midland High School and then attended and graduated from Open Bible Institute in Des Moines, IA. Lisle married Elaine Rowcliffe at South Dakota.
John Edward Bell passed away in March of 2004. He was born on July 7, 1915, in Haakon County, SD. His parents were James and Velva Bell, who were homesteading pioneers. He had two older sisters, Hazel and Lucile, and one younger sister, Boneta. The kids were raised on a farm and, as a boy, John helped with all of the chores, tending livestock and looking after the land.
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