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CHICAGO Ron Artest is talking a lot, but are people listening? Really, really listening?
That was the point of contention as he met a circle of reporters before the Lakers-Bulls game Tuesday night. Artest was back in his first NBA city, the one he brought up recently in a most bizarre context by revealing he used to drink alcohol before playing some games in Chicago.
Artest was not exactly tip-toeing around town upon his return.
He posted a long entry on his blog, revealing in detail his past marital infidelities and offering support for Tiger Woods. Artest talked at length after the Lakers' afternoon shoot-around. He talked so much after the game was over that a Lakers P.R. rep had to tell him twice to move along to his postgame shower … and then Artest talked even more after the shower.
But in that conversation before the game, Chicago reporters were asking about his image being furthered tied to bad behavior after the alcohol admission, and Artest – calmly, mind you – didn't like the way the questions were delivered.
The questions weren't acknowledging Artest's goal in dredging up his dark past – to enlighten today's youth about moving forward from missteps – and Artest didn't view the reporters as properly enlightened.
"You didn't do your research," Artest chided. "See, it's all about research."
Eventually, I jumped in and asked Artest if perhaps his message wasn't getting through in light of this demonstration of even some reporters not getting it.
He asked me to repeat the message, so I quickly summarized his desire to serve as an example for kids to learn from … and Artest visibly brightened.
"You're good, you're good," he said. "Kevin Ding, the Orange County Register. He gets the prize."
I mentioned that it's easy for me to know the message from being around him all the time, but Artest believes he's making progress with everyone.
"It's getting out," he said of his message.
Then he tried to put it out there again, talking about how he and John Green, the guy who threw the cup at him in Detroit, plan to visit "Detroit, Chicago, L.A. – all the roughest neighborhoods in America – and share our stories and collectively with the youth, find out ways they can better themselves."
That message, actually, is why he wanted to lend support to Woods, whom he said was a "perfect role model" to his admiring sons in previous years when Artest was not.
"I just thought it was important I reassure anyone who read that that I've made way more mistakes than Tiger," Artest said. "And now I'm in L.A., and my career's back on track."

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The Philadelphia Flyers are facing what appears to be inevitable elimination from playoff contention, and a deep scoring slump certainly isn't helping matters. Facing a Montreal Canadiens team that was pretty generous in its own end the last time out could help get them back on track. Philadelphia looks to avoid a fifth consecutive loss by defeating Montreal for the eighth time in 11 meetings Monday night. The Flyers (17-21-3) haven't missed the playoffs since 2006-07, but they're sitting nine points behind the New York Rangers for the final Eastern Conference postseason spot. They've managed three goals during their skid after falling 1-0 to Buffalo on Saturday. Philadelphia has gone four games without scoring at least two goals in regulation for the first time since Jan. 24-30, 2003. ''Nobody likes the position we're in. It's tough to take,'' general manager Paul Holmgren said. ''Scoring three goals in the last four games is, I'm sure, real tough to take for the players, too....
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Opposite the Town Hall in Purani Dilli's Chandini Chowk, in one of the snaky lanes brimming with the commotion of too many people, lies Kucha Rehman, a reference point for sherwanis in New Delhi for generations together. The lane, long occupied by tailors specialising in custom stitching this piece of traditional gentlemen's wear, now also has shops that sell drapes and upholstery, squeezing the number of sherwani stitching shops to a sprinkle, 14-15 at the most.
This subtle change in the character of the lane is an indicator of the change the sherwani market is going through. The traditional style is fast giving in to what the tailors at Rehman call, "Indo-Western."
"A sherwani type robe ends at the knee," Khursheed Ali of Free India Tailors and Clothing tries explaining it to me. This new style, "liked by youngsters, more so in the last 2-3 years," has but made the traditional pajama almost redundant. "It is worn with pants," he says.
Manzar Ahmed of Nazeer & Sons concurs, "Out of 10 orders I do, one would be for the traditional sherwani. Typically, the old gentry go for it." The wedding season that has just gone past, established even more that "Indo-Western is the new norm", he says.
Each of these shops would fling at you a pile of style books ("latest madam!") with young models in Indo-Western holding girls in short skirts. Pointing at one of the ornately embroidered styles in one such book, another tailor, Zaheer Ahmed, notes, "Look at this cloth. It is brocade, comes with embroidery. You will get it in Nai Sadak. This cloth certainly looks good but it will also gradually finish the tradition of embroidery on sherwanis which we get done for customers now as per their choice." He is not complaining though. "The number of karigars has gone down. Very few are coming to Old Delhi from U.P. these days."
While Khursheed Ali proudly calls himself "one of the few people" who still make hand-hemmed cotton kurtas, his ailing elder brother Murtaza recalls his father's times. "We have been here since 1950. There are some much older shops still functioning, though many of them have moved to readymade stuff because of the demand." Weaving into the conversation a whiff of nostalgia, he recalls his father "making sherwanis for ministers in the Nehru Government."
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A detailed report commissioned by two major Republican groups — including one backed by Karl Rove — paints a dismal picture for Republicans, concluding female voters view the party as "intolerant," "lacking in compassion" and "stuck in the past."The only real surprise here is that Republicans bothered to actually check what women think of them. Republicans do have an edge among married women, but otherwise, it's tough going for them, issue by issue:
When female voters are asked who "wants to make health care more affordable," Democrats have a 39 percent advantage, and a 40 percent advantage on who "looks out for the interests of women." Democrats have a 39 percent advantage when it comes to who "is tolerant of other people's lifestyles."Whatever House Republicans say about jobs and the economy being their top priorities, it sure seems like women who care about jobs and the economy see right through that.
Female voters who care about the top four issues — the economy, health care, education and jobs — vote overwhelmingly for Democrats. Most striking, Democrats hold a 35-point advantage with female voters who care about jobs and a 26 percent advantage when asked which party is willing to compromise. House Republicans say jobs and the economy are their top priorities.
The GOP answer to their deficit with women on the issues is dishonesty: First, claim that Republicans totally support fairness for women even if they don't support actual equal pay legislation. But before they ask exactly how Republicans are going to promote fairness, distract women from the discrimination they face from above by getting them to blame other women who are struggling, accusing Democrats of "growing government programs that encourage dependency rather than opportunities to get ahead." In short, it's "welfare queen" talk under another name. Second, acknowledge disagreements about abortion and then change the subject real fast. Third, try to find a few economic issues where Republicans can make it sound like their policies provide answers—talk about job training and the like, as if being trained for jobs is a good answer to anything when there are no jobs.
Republicans will likely appear to do better with women in 2014 than in 2012, thanks to base Republican voters being more likely than base Democratic voters to turn out in midterms. But thanks to issues like Hobby Lobby, Democrats are looking much stronger with women voters than they did in 2010, so Republicans have cause to be worried. And 2016? They have cause to be f'ing terrified.


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'Toughest 2 minutes in sports' comes to Fort Pierce with national firefighter competition
FORT PIERCE — Move over, NFL stars and Olympic athletes. Some of the nation's toughest, strongest firefighters are headed for St. Lucie County to compete in a national firemen's competition that has been called the toughest two minutes in sports.
The 20th Annual Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge U.S. Nationals will be hosted Oct. 28-30 by the Treasure Coast Public Safety Training Complex at Indian River State College, bringing an estimated 3,000 people and $250,000 to the local economy.
The free event is open to the public and includes the free Kids Challenge on Saturday where youngsters ages 6 to 10 can compete wearing child-size firefighter gear in an inflatable simulation of the course, as well as a concert at 6 p.m. Saturday and food vendors.
Firefighters who qualified for the nationals in 22 regional competitions can typically run the entire five-challenge national course in under three minutes — with winners achieving times under two minutes.
The top individuals, pairs, and teams go on to the world competition, slated for Myrtle Beach, S.C., Nov. 14-19.
"I've heard people say this competition is the toughest two minutes in sports," said Capt. Jim Parent, a St. Lucie County firefighter and former Challenge competitor. "They had some NFL (National Football League) players compete one year and you know how strong they are, but they couldn't keep up. They were amazed at the strength it takes."
Firefighters compete as individuals, in pairs, or in teams of five.
The challenges involve running up and down five flights of stairs in 50 pounds of gear with air packs on their backs and a mask on, carrying 45 pounds of hose, hoisting a hose from below' simulating breaking into a building, hitting a small target with a stream of water, and lifting and then dragging a 175-pound "victim" dummy,
"Your arms go numb from hyperventilating, about halfway through, your legs are tingling, and many of the competitors can hardly walk when they finish and have to be carried off the course and have help removing their gear," Parent said, recalling his own competitive days.
Some local firefighters have said they might enter, Parent said. He hopes to begin training with one of them soon.
In the past, St. Lucie firefighters have done well at regional competitions and qualified for national and world competitions. They competed at three World events, but did not place first, second, or third at the worlds, he said.
"This started out as research into physical fitness for firemen by Dr. Paul Davis, a sports medicine expert," said Bryan Beaty, coordinator of marketing and special projects for the safety complex. "These firefighters are as athletic as any Olympic athlete."
IRSC was approached by one of the competition's sponsors and asked to consider hosting it this year, Beaty said.
"We're really pleased they chose us," he said. "Events like the combat challenge are exactly what IRSC envisioned with the opening of the Treasure Coast Public Safety Training Complex. It utilizes our world-class facilities and resources, it provides critical training and education for public safety professionals and it also stimulates our local economy."
Location: Treasure Coast Public Safety Training Complex, 4600 Kirby Loop Road, Fort Pierce.
For a schedule and list of events: go to http://www.tcpublicsafetytraining.com/p/97/2011-scott-firefighter-combat-challenge and also see http://www.firefighter-challenge.com/.
Kid's Challenge: Open all day on Saturday for kids age 6-10, free, no advance sign-up required. Using an inflatable replica of the challenge course, children will be given a lightweight version of firemen's gear, hoses, and a "victim" doll to use in a non-timed child's version of the challenge events.
Free concert: Nashville recording group The Dirt Drifters perform Saturday at 6 p.m.
Free tickets: at all TD Bank locations in Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin and Okeechobee counties and online at http://www.tcpublicsafetytraining.com/p/97/2011-scott-firefighter-combat-challenge.
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Jerzy M. Weyman, Gordana G. Todorov, Harm Derksen
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theoretical mathematics, flip, mutation, potential, quiver, representation, triangulation
We study the behavior of quivers with potentials and their mutations introduced by Derksen-Weyman-Zelevinsky in the combinatorial framework developed by Fomin-Shapiro-Thurston for cluster algebras that arise from bordered Riemann surfaces with marked points.
In Part I we associate to each ideal triangulation of a bordered surface with marked points a quiver with potential, in such a way that whenever two ideal triangulations are related by a flip of an arc, the respective quivers with potentials are related by a mutation with respect to the flipped arc. We prove that if the surface has non-empty boundary, then the quivers with potentials associated to its triangulations are rigid and hence non-degenerate, and have finite-dimensional Jacobian algebra.
In Part II we define, given an arc and an ideal triangulation of a bordered marked surface, a representation of the quiver with potential constructed in Part I, so that whenever two ideal triangulations are related by a flip, the associated representations are related by the corresponding mutation of representations.
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LONDON (ICIS)--The European Commission's announcement on May 28 of the duties imposed on imports of biodiesel from Argentina and Indonesia, was no surprise to the glycerine market, sources said on Wednesday.
A producer said it does not see any effects from the duties yet and not much will change in the coming months, but in the long run the better grades will get tight.
The biodiesel levies, due to take effect on Wednesday, 29 May, are unlikely to have much impact on the co-product of glycerine, with the concurrent issue of the Commission's proposal to cap crop-based biofuels to 5% of renewable fuel targets likely to cause the most problems for the glycerine industry.
Despite the belief that the anti-dumping duties (ADDs) would help revive the European biodiesel industry, the proposed cap would limit the amount of rapeseed methyl ester (RME) produced, and therefore limit the amount of high quality crude glycerine available.
Sources remain uncertain about the long term availability of kosher non-genetically modified organism (GMO) material, as some comfortable sufficient volumes will still be produced under the 5% cap, while other sources said a greater reliance on product from the oleochemical sector will be likely.
In the spot market, and despite most participants being unmoved by the introduction of biodiesel levies, prices for refined vegetable glycerine firmed this week for the first time in nearly eight months on the back of stronger buying interest.
Sources said the difficulty of predicting the direction of prices this year and low spot prices saw a reasonable amount of activity on the spot market.
The increases were also caused by a double-edged sword effect of lower diesel demand in Europe and summer specifications for biodiesel which favour waste product over RME has seen some tightening in supplies of high quality crude glycerine.
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I recently purchased the charm bracelet fromthis jewellery line and decided to purchasethis as a charm...it is absolutely beautiful...I love any thing related to the amethyst gem family...and at this price with the black friday30% sale you can't go wrong....thanks to TSC...
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I didn't have any of the quality issues the other reviewers mentioned. The charm I received is beautiful. It is the perfect touch on the simply fabulous necklace... and a bargain at the sale price :)
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Marking another positive step in the collaborative fight against cancer, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has released the genomic profiling data for over 300 cancer cell lines via the National Cancer Institute's cancer Bioinformatics Grid™ (caBIG®). Cancer cell lines can be manipulated in the laboratory and have been used extensively by GSK in the discovery and development of novel cancer therapeutics. These data are available through caArray.
caArray is an open source microarray data management system that allows users to submit, annotate and download microarray data. caArray was developed using the caBIG compatibility guidelines, as well as the Microarray Gene Expression Data (MGED) society standards for microarray data. Learn more about the caArray tool.
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This data set was generated and provided by GlaxoSmithKline. Any publication or presentation of results utilizing this data set will (i) include appropriate cell line sourcing reference (e.g. ECACC/HPACC, DSMZ, ATCC); (ii) catalogue reference number; and (iii) in the case of ECACC/HPACC acknowledge accurate reference to the work of the original depositor into ECACC/HPACC. The cell line sourcing reference and the catalog number are provided as Source Annotations in the Experiment and are additionally in the tab-delimited .SDRF file that is available as a Supplemental File with this experiment. The original depositor references are provided as Publications associated with this Experiment. Any publications or presentations generated from use of this data set should include appropriate acknowledgement to GSK.
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The following citation should be used in association with this dataset:
Greshock J, Bachman KE, Degenhardt YY, Jing J, Wen YH, Eastman S, McNeil E, Moy C, Wegrzyn R, Auger K, Hardwicke MA, Wooster R. Cancer Res. 2010 May 1;70(9):3677-86. Epub 2010 Apr 20.
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https://array.nci.nih.gov/caarray/project/woost-00035 - SNP profiling data within caArray. SNP profiling data for the cancer cell lines generated using the Affymetrix GeneChip® 500K Mapping Set (Mapping250K_Nsp and Mapping 250K_Sty).
https://array.nci.nih.gov/caarray/project/woost-00041 - Transcript profiling data for the cancer cell lines, generated using Affymetrix GeneChip® U133 Plus 2.0 arrays.
For both of these datasets, the following information is provided in caArray:
- Overview tab: Summary information about the Experiment
- Contacts tab: GSK contact for the Experiment
- Annotations tab: Detailed annotations about the cell lines and their characteristics
- Data tab:Array data files available local download
- Publications tab: Publications relevant to cell lines used in these studies
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Given the very large size of these datasets, we are also hosting these datasets on an FTP site for convenient bulk download. For those interested in downloading the entire dataset, we strongly encourage you to download the data via this route.
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WICHITA, Kansas — The size of the winter wheat crop in Kansas was forecast Tuesday at 272 million bushels, a low estimate that comes amid a global surplus that has already driven down prices.
The estimate released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service for winter wheat production in Kansas is 10 percent higher than last year's crop, but is somewhat less optimistic than the 288.5 million bushels forecast by participants during last week's three-day winter wheat tour across the state.
The agency's estimate surprised Aaron Harries, marketing director at the industry group Kansas Wheat. But he was quick to point out the Department of Agriculture data used to compile the first production forecast of the season was collected before recent heavy rains throughout Kansas.
"People on the tour saw the impact of the rain, saw that fields were muddy, saw the weather forecast and took that into account when they did their estimate — and USDA didn't necessarily have that benefit," Harries said.
He said he expects the updated production forecast in next month's report to be higher.
Both the estimates compiled by the government and wheat tour participants are more than the 246.4 million bushels cut last year in Kansas amid the drought. But neither forecast comes close to the 328 million bushels the state has averaged during wheat harvests in the past decade.
The National Agricultural Statistics Service also is forecasting the average Kansas yield this year will be 32 bushels an acre, harvested from 8.5 million acres.
Kansas still is expected to lead the nation this year in winter wheat production. Texas is anticipated to come in second with 131.2 million bushels, compared to the 67.5 million bushels the state harvested last year.
Oklahoma is expected to be third in winter wheat production with 118.9 million bushels, more than double the 47.6 million bushels farmers there cut a year ago.
"It certainly doesn't help the fact that Oklahoma and Texas are looking at good crops — which we are happy for them — but that also is going to have an impact on price," Harries said.
The government estimated this year's overall U.S. winter wheat crop will top 1.47 billion bushels, an increase of 7 percent compared to last year. The average yield nationwide is expected to be 43.5 bushels per acre, from more than 33 million harvested acres.
The larger anticipated U.S. winter wheat crop is "not going to help" boost low wheat prices, Harries said.
Wheat prices are being driven down by a global surplus of wheat and anticipated good harvests in wheat-producing countries, he said.
"So we are just in one of those situations where the Kansas number again is not going to make much of a difference on price," Harries said. "It didn't last year, when we had the smallest wheat crop in 30 years."
Wheat prices have been ranging between $5 and $6 a bushel this year. The break-even price for farmers ranges from $5 to $7 a bushel, depending on the region and how much farmers spend to grow the crop. In 2007, a year marked by crop disasters around the world, wheat was selling for between $11 and $13 a bushel, Harries said.
Kansas grows mostly hard red winter wheat, a type typically used to make bread. The Agriculture Department estimated the nation's hard red winter wheat production this year at 853 million bushels, up 16 percent from a year ago.
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|Sakellariadi, A; (2010) Community Archaeology: A Threat or an Opportunity for Greek Archaeology? ARCHAEOLOGIES-JOURNAL OF THE WORLD ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONGRESS , 6 (3) 514 - 527. 10.1007/s11759-010-9139-3.
|Sakellariadi, A; (2013) Strategic participatory planning in archaeological management in Greece: The Philippi management plan for nomination to UNESCO's World Heritage List. Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites , 15 (1) 13 - 29. 10.1179/1350503313Z.00000000044.
|Sakellariadi, A; (2012) Review of: Monuments of Naxos in Danger, Citizens Talk about Them edited by Gratsia, I. and Lekakis, St. (in Greek). The Books' Journal , 18
|Sakellariadi, A; (2008) Public Challenges and the Private Ways of State Archaeology: the Case of Greece. Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites , 10 (4) 320 - 329. 10.1179/135050308X12513845914426.
|Sakellariadi, A; (2008) Review of: The Nation and its Ruins: Antiquity, Archaeology, and National Imagination in Greece by Yannis Hamilakis. Public Archaeology , 7 (2) 130 - 134. 10.1179/175355308X330034.
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|Sakellariadi, A; Georgiadou-Kountoura, E; Tsampouras, T; (2006) Photographic Archive of Decorative Painting, Objects and Artifacts of Traditional Art (18th-20th c.). [Digital scholarly resource]. http://invenio.lib.auth.gr/collection/Photographic%20archive%20of%20traditional%20art%20(18th-20th%20c.)?ln=el
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|Sakellariadi, A; (2008) Archaeology and Museums in the Nation Building Process in Greece. In: Aronsson, P and Nyblom, A, (eds.) Comparing: National Museums, Territories, Nation-Building and Change. (pp. 129 - 142). Linköping University Electronic Press, Linköpings Universitet: Linköping University, Norrköping, Sweden.
|Sakellariadi, A; Georgiadou-Kountoura, E; Tsampouras, T; (2008) Digitization of Cultural Evidence: The Drawing up of Cultural Heritage from Obscurity to Exploitation. In: Bounia, A and Nikonanou, N and Oekonomou, M, (eds.) Technology in the Service of Cultural Heritage: Management, Education, Communication. (pp. 659 - 663). Kaleidoskopio: Athens, Greece.
|Sakellariadi, A; Georgiadou-Kountoura, E; Tsampouras, T; From Collective Art to Collective Memory: The Methodological Predicament of Digitizing Traditional Culture. In: Tsipopoulou, M, (ed.) Tsipopoulou, M. (ed.) Digital Heritage in the New Knowledge Environment: Shared Spaces and Open Paths to Cultural Content, Proceedings of the International Conference Held in Athens. (pp. 192 - ?). Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Directorate of the National Archive of Monuments: Athens, Greece.
|Sakellariadi, A; (2010) Management Plan for the Cultural Resources of the Area of Philippi: Towards a Holistic Approach, For Inscription of the Archaeological Site of Philippi on the World Heritage List of UNESCO. : Greece.
|Sakellariadi, A; (2011) Archaeology for the People? Greek Archaeology and its Public: An Analysis of the Socio-Political and Economic Role of Archaeology in Greece. Doctoral thesis, UCL Institute of Archaeoloy.


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I was bored at work and counted him saying Cowboy thirteen times by the top of the sixth.It's like there's more than two people in the booth or something.
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I was bored at work and counted him saying Cowboy thirteen times by the top of the sixth.It's like there's more than two people in the booth or something.
That's a routine post typed well, but it'll stay in the park.
I couldn't tell if he was a Cardinal's announcer or part of the Reds broadcast team!:(
He may have been painful,but he had to be better than either of the Cardinal announcers.
One is very monotone and the other is either very unprepared or uninformed.
...but the damage is done.
I would actually put our broadcast team up against any in the majors. I watch on FSOH, and think they all do a very good job.
How many times did he say that Pujols "sets up pitchers"? It didn't make sense the first time but after 5 or so, it got a little old.
Does anyone else find that his constant catchphrase "you know his story," is even more grating when he never actually tells anyone's story?
And what "equation" is he always giving us the other part of?
I like George Grande.
Title should be: Grande is painful every night.
I can't stand hearing coco cordero and cowboy 50 times a game
Ah, but it is the "Redbirds" and GG has serious man love for the Cardinals. At least Edmonds doesn't play for them anymore.:rolleyes:
Personally I like the fact that George isn't a homer. So whether you think it is "man-love" for Edmonds, or maybe George just enjoys talking about a franchise that has actually had sucess in recent history, I don't care. I like to hear the man's opinion on other teams, players, and front offices. Not that I agree with it all the time, but if everyone agreed there wouldn't be a need for a place like redszone.com


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Amazing restaurant, wait staff super knowledgable. Knew answer to every question I asked about menu. Food was amazing. Even had a basket of gluten free bread. Will go back again!
One of the best experiences I've has dining out gluten free! Our server Karen was fabulous and their gluten free menu was surprisingly large. They have gluten free buns and even brought out gluten free bread before our meal. The atmosphere is cozy and classy. It was great :)
Pretty good GF experience. Had a great burger on a good GF bun. Was bummed that I was not offered a GF roll with the bread basket, and my salad arrived with croutons. Good options, but I think you have to watch what you're served.
Outfrigginstanding! I had the seared ahi tuna and the grilled calamari. Oh and guess what, you won't feel left out when the bread is brought to the table. That's right, you get g free rolls!
Amazing!! Our family of four, two kids with celiac, had dinner here over the weekend and were beyond impressed. They had a great GF menu, extremely knowledgeable waitstaff and an atmosphere that was family friendly. We all ordered pizza, which was by far the best GF pizza we have ever had (and we've tried a lot)! They even bring GF dinner rolls to the table while you're waiting. B/t this restaurant and Smokey's BBQ we are feeling really good about coming back to Lake Geneva and being able to eat safely!
Gluten free bread, rolls, pizza, pasta, hamburger buns, desserts and beer! Staff very knowledgeable about sauces, soups, and other ingredients to know if dishes not specifically on the GF menu are in fact GF (soup of the day, daily specials). Per staff, the kitchen is knowledgeable about GF prep as well. Beautiful restaurant and my burger was great - bun didn't fall about and was nice and chewy.
Favorite restaurant in Lake Geneva! The Gluten free menu is awesome, and delicious. They even have Gluten free dinner rolls to enjoy while you wait for your meal.
GF pasta and sauce was homemade...so yummy! The GF chocolate cake was to die for!!!!!!! The staff was super understanding. Next time we are in the area we will definitely make a stop back here.
Best gluten-free Veal Marsala I ever tasted. Everything from the gluten free dinner rolls to the gelato was excellent, and the service was wonderfully attentive and accommodating. Nice atmosphere, great dining experience.
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The interior houses twelve corked bottles that are embossed "OTIS CLAPP" on one side. Three bottles have minor chips on the lip and eight bottles sport labels on the neck. Five corks have printed names on top.
The slightly domed top case is in very good condition measuring 4.75" W x 4" H x 3.75" deep and is ready for a place in your collection!
Retaining its vivid coloration, this conversation piece is in very good condition with tiny, unobtrusive paint flecks and chipping to the chalkware as noted in photos. The chipping is evident primarily at the base. A four inch, diagonal hairline is present on the center top near the "H" in the word "Headquarters"; it does not impact the structural integrity of the piece and is actually barely visible on the front side of the piece.
This seldom found piece of medical and/or drug store advertising could serve as a most colorful focal point of a collection.
Due to the weight of this unique piece, it is not subject to our free shipping offer.
Constructed of paper that is reinforced with fabric, this chart is not to be missed. Measuring just over 34 inches long x 10 inches wide, it remains in good overall condition. There are various imperfections such as minor stains and wrinkles (see photos) which do not at all detract from the great visual appeal of the chart. A few 1/2 inch, unobtrusive, edge tears are noted.
Marked 'American Optical Company - No. 1936' on the bottom and 'Printed in USA' on the side. Can be easily framed and mounted for display.
This fabulous early tool of the medical trade sports a visually-interesting, graphic, brass face with a scale delineating increments from 0 to 1400 pounds. There are 2 dials - one that notes the actual pressure achieved, and the second stationary dial that serves as the reference.
This instrument enjoys wonderful, rich patina on both the metal and wooden sections. It measures 13 inches at the widest point and 10 inches at the wooden handles.
A fabulous device which has great visual appeal and displays wonderfully! Sure to spark some interesting conversation at your next gathering!
The Boericke & Tafel Company is presently a premier supplier of homeopathic medicines and is also one of the country's oldest homeopathic companies, having begun its manufacturing enterprise back in 1853.
Dating to the 1880's, the handsome mahogany case is complete with 103 unused bottles sporting paper and cork top labels. This rarity comes complete with its original key. The case measures 11.5" L x 8.25" W x 3" H is in very nice condition, embellished with an inlaid, oval, brass unmarked owners label.
The name "Dr. Thomas E Bamford, Jr" is imprinted in gold on the front of the case, and it measures 12" x 6" x 4" and is in good condition.
This instrument dated 1928 has survived in very nice condition sporting a miniature paper optical chart. The wooden tool measures about 11.5 inches, complete with a good optical lens and functions like new.
The tool works fine and the blade opens and closes easily and is 9.5 inches long.
Ready for framing, this unusual piece of history would be a fabulous addition to one's collection of slavery or medical artifacts. It measures approximately 7 inches wide x 1.34 inches high and would look fabulous double-matted in an exquisite frame.
The Middle Passage Museum was the dream of Jim and Mary Anne Petty of Mississippi as well as that of an anonymous Georgian benefactor who had together compiled a collection of slave artifacts numbering over 15,000 pieces and who had hoped to find a permanent site in Mobile, Alabama, for their museum. While they formed a non-profit organization to raise funds for their hoped-for museum, their dream was never realized.
In a 2003 statement, Jim Petty remarked, "The importance of the exhibit of these artifacts is to understand the harshness of what slavery and segregation was all about. The items in the exhibit remind us of the terrible heinousness of slavery. Viewing the collection can be very emotional, but it is a tool through which we can understand, honor and respect a great culture. We want to realize that out of slavery, a great culture emerged, and carried on, and continued to strive for a better life regardless of the adverse conditions that were placed upon them."
Measuring 60 inches wide by 40 inches high, this highly colorful chart is just chock-full of information! Metal hanging grommets placed across the top facilitated display back in the 1950's. This incredibly interesting, double-sided chart highlights the science and history of sight as well as its medical assessment and its effects on one's ability to function productively in society.
The front side of the chart is entitled, "Vision: Master Key to Man's Progress" and highlights the biology and history of sight with a side discussion of optical illusions. The back side is entitled, "Science: Multiplies Eye Power" and discusses the science of vision and its correction featuring the Snellen Vision Chart, an Astigmatism chart and a Color Discrimination chart.
Condition is quite good with excellent color and clarity of print. Foxing is present on the front side side of the chart where the Optical Illusion information is printed. A very small edge tear is evident on the bottom of the chart and is most readily seen in photos when viewing the bottom back side of the chart where the description of Color Discrimination is found. (please see photos)
A fabulous, mid-20th century retrospective on vision as well as 1950's optometry and opthamology! Would be fabulous framed between two pieces of plexi-glass to facilitate display on either side!
Veterinary signs of any type are quite scarce! Wonderful patina!
The condition is excellent with minor edge wear to the leather case. One vial is missing. Also contained within the interior of the case are a few prescription forms marked "MEDICAL DEPARTMENT U.S. NAVY". Measures 10.5L x 2.5W x 4H.
The bottle measures nearly 7.5 inches high and is complete with original contents. The condition of the bottle is very nice with only minor staining next to the letters in the word, BONKORA. Although the box is damaged, it displays well as it retains the image of the nude female- an interesting conversation piece!
A bit of history: BONKORA was actually advertised as a weight loss treatment in print advertising, although this usage is not stated on the box. With sales in decline in the late 1930s, the BONKORA manufacturer attempted to make their product a bit more interesting by streamlining the original, bulkier silhouette in their advertising and adding a naked lady on the label. While a clever touch, the product's popularity continued to wan – perhaps due to a combination of the economics of the Great Depression and the increased federal enforcement of earlier-legislated laws prohibiting unsubstantiated wild curative claims for any and all maladies.
Condition: Mild, unobtrusive wear to the paper. The blue round label is affixed to the glass, not the actual paper. The frame retains 2 early holes used for hanging along with various surface dings and an early slice of wood missing from the right side of frame.
Historically, Pabst's Okay Specifics was cited by the 1906 FDA Act for various violations including failure to mention alcohol content, having no known curative ingredient, etc, resulting in frequent seizure and destruction of the product!
Included are: Instruction Sheet, Sheet with choice of glasses available with prices, pictures and list of satisfied customers, greeting letter, Special Notice, Mailing Label, Guarantee, Order Blank, Tester with Original Shipping Box. The Original Shipping Price Shown on the Box is 3¢.
The Tester is made of wood, sports a lens and a tiny metal eye chart. The condition is very fine except for a small scratch to the chart and minor wear to the paper inserts.
Very unusual home eye exam tester!
The bowl measures 4.25 inches at the mouth, 4 inches tall and is approximately 5 inches at its widest point. It dates to the 1940 era.


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INDIANAPOLIS — David West scored 30 points and Paul George added 15 on Friday night, leading Indiana to a 102-89 victory over Miami.
The Pacers (28-19) have won 13 in a row at home and two straight overall since losing three straight on the road. Indiana and the New York Knicks are the only teams in the league to beat the defending NBA champs twice this season.
Miami (29-14) was led by LeBron James with 28 points and Dwayne Wade with 17 — and this time the Heat were beaten at their own game.
Indiana shot a season-high 55.7 percent from the field.
The Pacers took control with a 13-0 first-half run that turned a 23-20 deficit into a 33-23 lead. They never trailed again.
Indiana led by as much as 19 points in the third quarter, and Miami never got closer than 12 in the fourth.
TORONTO — Rudy Gay wowed a sellout crowd by scoring 20 points in his Toronto debut, leading the Raptors to a rout of the short-handed Los Angeles Clippers.
Amir Johnson had 19 points and matched his career high with 16 rebounds for the Raptors. DeMar DeRozan also scored 19 as Toronto welcomed Gay with a winning effort two days after he was acquired from the Memphis Grizzlies in a three-team trade that also included Detroit.
John Lucas scored 17 and Aaron Gray had seven points and 12 rebounds for the Raptors, who handed the Clippers their fourth straight loss in Toronto. Los Angeles has dropped five of its past eight overall.
NEW YORK — Carmelo Anthony scored 25 points, Amare Stoudemire had 17 points and seven rebounds off the bench, and the New York Knicks extended their winning streak to three games.
J.R. Smith had 17 points and Tyson Chandler pulled down 20 rebounds in New York's fourth straight win over Milwaukee.
Ersan Ilyasova led the Bucks with 19 points and seven rebounds. Monta Ellis added 16 points and Brandon Jennings had 14.
The Knicks trailed for the majority of the game until late in the third quarter when they stormed back.
BOSTON — Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett each had a double-double, and the Boston Celtics responded to yet another blow to their lineup with a win over the Orlando Magic, who lost their eighth straight game.
Pierce had 14 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists despite sitting out the fourth quarter. Garnett finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Celtics, who learned early in the day that promising rookie Jared Sullinger will miss the rest of the season following back surgery.
The short-handed Celtics also lost All-Star point guard Rajon Rondo this week, yet won their third straight and got back to .500 at 23-23.
Courtney Lee had 14 points and five assists for Boston. Jeff Green scored 17 points.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.— Mike Conley scored 18 points and Tayshaun Prince added 14 in his Memphis debut, including a pair of key fourth-quarter jumpers, as the Grizzlies defeated the Washington Wizards.
Marc Gasol added 13 points and 15 rebounds for the Grizzlies, while Tony Allen and Jerryd Bayless finished with 11 points each. Prince hit his first three shots of the game, finishing 7 of 11 from the field. The game marked the first appearance for Prince, Ed Davis and Austin Daye, acquired in a three-team trade this week that sent Memphis leading scorer Rudy Gay to the Toronto Raptors.
Nene was the only Wizards player to reach double figures with 14 points, while handing out six assists as Washington lost its third straight after winning seven of 10.
NEW YORK — Brook Lopez scored 20 points through three quarters, then the Brooklyn Nets turned to their bench to beat the short-handed Chicago Bulls.
Andray Blatche scored all of his 11 points in the fourth quarter and MarShon Brooks had nine of his 13 as the reserves scored the Nets' first 20 points. A starter didn't score until Joe Johnson's 3-pointer gave Brooklyn an 86-80 lead with 2 minutes to play. Johnson finished with 13 points for the Nets, who bounced back from a loss to Miami on Wednesday by beating another top Eastern Conference team.
Luol Deng scored 18 points and Taj Gibson had 16 points and nine rebounds for the Bulls, who played without starters Joakim Noah, Carlos Boozer and Kirk Hinrich while losing for just the third time in 11 games.
PHILADELPHIA — Thaddeus Young had 23 points and 15 rebounds, and Jrue Holiday scored 21 to lead the Philadelphia 76ers past the Sacramento Kings.
Nick Young scored 20 points to help the Sixers win consecutive games for the first time since they had a three-game winning streak from Nov. 25-30.
Tyreke Evans scored 29 points and Isaiah Thomas had 24 for the Kings, who have lost six of seven and fell to 1-3 on a six-game road trip.
AUBURN HILLS, Mich.— Brandon Knight had 20 points and 10 assists, and the Detroit Pistons never trailed against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Greg Monroe added 18 points and 16 rebounds for the Pistons, who played without newly acquired point guard Jose Calderon. After being traded from Toronto to Detroit earlier this week, the Spanish-born Calderon needed to resolve visa issues before he could play.
Tristan Thompson led Cleveland with 19 points.
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In the June 2006 issue of Linux Magazine, we took a look at the new features introduced by the imminent Suse version. Read on to find out if the final version is worth an update.
May 12 was the big day: Novell finally uploaded Suse Linux 10.1 to various servers for i386, x86_64, and ppc. You may recall that the beta version we tested still had a number of bugs, and this prompted us to carefully scrutinize the official version. Installation and Hardware Installing Suse Linux 10.1 on a recent machine should be no problem. And we had no trouble updating a 10.0 version in our lab, although you may need to resolve conflicts if you choose to update. If you have a heavily-used machine, this could mean numerous clicks on keep packagename or delete packagename. Some users might have appreciated a button for Keep everything or even Delete everything. YaST sets up a random hostname that follows a pattern of linux-abcd during the install process: a good idea, especially if you are installing multiple machines simultaneously on a network.
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Question: I am visiting Swizterland from US. I have six day stay in Switzerland. I will be travelling to Zurich (2 day), then will go the Interlaken/Lucerne(2 days), then go to Geneva (2 days). Swiss Rail Pass is roughly 724 CHF for five days for 2 adults and 1 kid (free). Car rental is 400CHF (with collision insurance). Should I buy swiss pass or go for car rental? We will not be visiting any museum. Our primary destination will be go around zurich, rhine falls, interlaken, mt. tittnis/jungfrau, golden pass train, glacier express, go around geneva. Things to consider; 1. Is US driver license valid in switzerland? 2. Are there any hidden cost in driving, eg. Parking? How much should I include? 3. Are the Switzerland driving rules much different than US?
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than two laps remaining to win Saturday's Kroger 250 Camping World Truck
Series race at Martinsville Speedway.
Busch was attempting to win at Martinsville for the first time, but Sauter
chased down Busch just after the final restart with four laps to go, and then
made the winning pass right before the white flag was displayed for the final
lap in the 250-lap race.
"I think Kyle got into the corner and got loose," said Sauter, who started on
the pole and led a race-high 71 laps. "He tried to come back down the track,
and I was there and then made contact with him. It's pretty cool anytime you
can beat Kyle Busch."
Sauter's third career victory in the series comes days before he and his wife,
Cortney, are expecting their second child -- a girl. His most recent win came
in May at Kansas.
He also became the first non-Sprint Cup Series regular to win a NASCAR
national touring race this season.
Busch wound up finishing a half-second behind. He already has one truck
victory, as well as three wins in Nationwide and one in Sprint Cup, this
"We had a shot, but we gave it away," a disappointed Busch said. "I just
couldn't turn on that last restart. The front tires were just beat up. We were
really good before that. If we didn't have that last caution, we would have
been alright."
Ron Hornaday Jr., who won at Martinsville last October, finished third, while
his teammate and boss, Kevin Harvick, overcame a two-lap deficit to finish
fourth. Harvick, the defending race winner, dealt with an ill-handling truck
and lost two laps during a lengthy pit stop for adjustments under caution.
He noted that tire issues played a factor in the race. Teams in both Sprint
Cup and trucks have endured tire problems on this flat, half-mile track
throughout the weekend.
"It was just a terrible tire, and there was no rubber on the racetrack,"
Harvick said. "Who knows what tomorrow is going to bring. It's just going to
be about survival."
Sprint Cup runs its 500-lap race here on Sunday.
Timothy Peters finished fifth, followed by Cole Whitt, Austin Dillon and Ricky
Carmichael. Brendan Gaughan and Max Papis rounded out the top-10.
The truck race featured 13 cautions, including one for a five-truck incident
on lap 136. Matt Crafton got into the back of Brad Sweet, who then spun around
and triggered the accident. Jeffrey Earnhardt and James Buescher made contact
and then slammed hard into the wall. Earnhardt's front end briefly erupted
into flames. No drivers were injured.
"That was a super hard hit, and it's kind of unreal to hit that hard at a
track like this," said Earnhardt, who finished 34th in the 35-truck field.
NASCAR halted the race for almost 10 minutes due to track cleanup efforts.
Earlier this week, Earnhardt and team owner Rick Ware parted ways after Ware
had accused him of seeking another ride in the series and attempting to take
the team's sponsor, Fuel Doctor, with him. The two resolved their differences,
with Earnhardt rejoining the team in time for Martinsville.
The win allowed Sauter to take over the points lead. He is five points ahead
of Crafton, who finished 11th.


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How to make shatter BHO
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How To Make Bho To Pass Testing. Really Nice Wax/shatter.
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Posted 07 October 2012 - 11:49 PM
Btw already processed material is great for edibals
Edited by dan k, 07 October 2012 - 11:58 PM.
Posted 10 October 2012 - 01:08 AM
Spray your tane over parchment paper that's folded/taped so it has walls, that should be sitting in a pyrex dish that is sitting in hot but not steaming water(140degrees max) let it sit and purge for an hour, changing the water if it doesn't stay hot. Then I use a heat gun(a hairdrier works on low. Do not pop the bubbles or whip it with your dabber or anything) for 5 minute sessions untill it stops bubbleing, if you don't have a vacuum pump/purger let it air purge (not in the sun!)for a day, the drier it is the better chance it will turn to shatter. When its done being purged fold your paper in half, get it cold and rip it apart, then repete
Btw already processed material is great for edibals
you mean butaned bud from the tube? how much is necessary to get the same as a half oz in brownies?
Posted 10 October 2012 - 02:13 PM
you mean butaned bud from the tube? how much is necessary to get the same as a half oz in brownies?
Probably ¾ to a full, depending on a lot of things
Cook with your reclaim too =]
Posted 19 October 2012 - 06:01 PM
Posted 19 October 2012 - 06:10 PM
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Posted 04 November 2012 - 06:36 AM
I'm considering getting an ounce or two and making oil from it.
Posted 04 November 2012 - 03:05 PM
Anyone ever blast hash?
I'm considering getting an ounce or two and making oil from it.
I noticed a horrible return when I blasted a half o of blonde hash.. break it down as much as possible and mix it half n half with bud and you should get a better return
Posted 04 November 2012 - 08:16 PM
This will be my first attempt at bho...I'll post pics when I'm done!
Posted 04 November 2012 - 09:47 PM
But yeah, I can't get over how clear this stuff is.
Only got a gram though, so I just did a second run with about half of another can.
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Posted 09 November 2012 - 06:23 PM
This is by far the best looking batch of concentrate I've ever made. Way easier than iso too.
But yeah, I can't get over how clear this stuff is.
yeah brother its like gold glass, and i def prefer over ISO. Im glad my page helped
Posted 14 March 2013 - 11:42 PM
Well, here's my results. Waiting for the woman to get home before I try it out. This is by far the best looking batch of concentrate I've ever made. Way easier than iso too.
But yeah, I can't get over how clear this stuff is.
Only got a gram though, so I just did a second run with about half of another can.
Did you just let it sit out to purge? Vacuum purged stuff doesn't seem to stay clear like that for me, it gets dry and hard after a day of siting out, like hash. Wonder how to make vaccum clear\shatter?
Posted 14 March 2013 - 11:58 PM
how much heat are you using?^
3 - 1 minute sessions in the oven at 170, vaccumed between each oven session. Its clear the day u make it but drys out to hash the next day.
Posted 15 March 2013 - 12:20 AM
By heating up the oil and then putting it in the vac, your changing its temperature and agitating it at the same time. Heat and agitation is oils worst enemy. You need to be able to steadily heat your chamber, put the oil in there and let it sit and warm up for at least 5 minutes before turning on the vac.
And keep your temps below 120
Posted 15 March 2013 - 04:44 AM
From what I gather:
You use the refined butane the glass tube, shake, and filter and spray that into a dish... amd put it into hot water? How do I make sure ALL the butane is out of it? How does the process differ if i want budder and not shatter? (Whipping?time?)And how many times do I use a new hot water dish? If im making that much do i put it all in the same dish in separate purges and just keeo changing water forever? Someone help me out. Ive been readin just not entirely clear on it.
Also I plan to use literally all of it in a pen like as my personal stash for a very very very long time. Whats the best pen forbthis method of extraction product?
Also last question
Posted 15 March 2013 - 11:04 AM
Posted 15 March 2013 - 12:13 PM
I've seen people use a griddle with Pyrex. But nice write up
This is exactly what I use.
Posted 16 March 2013 - 02:36 AM
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxMVxxweyVY]Knottyy's BHO Budder to Shatter Tutorial - How To Turn Budder/Wax/Honeycomb into Shatter - YouTube[/ame]
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