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Our Lubri-Ease formulas have all three factors and all the ingredients listed above, which include the essential factors most often recommended by veterinarians to support connective tissue health and maintain healthy joints. And our Lubri-Ease products offer different levels of support to fit your pet's current joint care needs.
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Lubri-Ease Tablets offer the convenience of tablet delivery (regular aspirin-sized), and added joint support with the inclusion of Green Lipped Mussel (Perna Canaliculus) for extra glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), chondroitin sulfates, amino acids, and trace minerals. The standard formula tablets are great for all pets with mild to moderate joint support needs. Each bottle contains 250 chewable tablets.
The Lubri-Ease Plus formula provides maximum support and includes Perna mussel, hyaluronic acid (another powerful joint-building component), andzinc for extra antioxidant action. Best of all, Lubri-Ease Plus contains a high potency dose of MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane), a naturally occurring sulfur compound that helps support connective tissue health throughout the body.
Lubri-Ease Plus is ideal for pets needing extra joint health support, and for aging pets needing extra care to retain flexibility and mobility. These large (5 gram) tablets are easy to break into smaller pieces for small dogs or to crush into powder for administering in your pet's food. Each bottle contains 90 chewable tablets.
Supplements to maintain joint health can support healthy joints and prolong your pet's enjoyment of life and your time together. Our customers tell us that Lubri-Ease is palatable to their pets and easy to administer – and best of all they see noticeable improvement in their pet's mobility and discomfort level (you can see their comments below this product description). Don't wait to give your companion the gift of better joint health!
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Lubri-Ease 250 Tablets
Active Ingredients per 1 tabletGlucosamine Hydrochloride (Crab, Crawfish, Lobster and/or Shrimp) 200 mgChondroitin Sulfate Sodium (Bovine Cartilage) 100 mgGreen Lipped Mussel Powder 47 mgVitamin E (d-Alpha tocopheryl acid succinate) 50 IUCalcium (from Calcium Ascorbate 29 mgFeverfew (aerial parts) 25 mgTurmeric (root) Extract 4:1 25 mgCayenne (fruit) 20 mgMojave Yucca (root) Extract 4:1 15 mgIndian Frankincense (gum) Extract 4:1 7.25 mgGinger (root) Extract 4:1 6.25 mgDevil's Claw (root) Extract 4:1 3.75 mgEPA/DHA Omega 3 Fatty Acids 0.9 mg
Inactive Ingredients - Magnesium Stearate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Natural Vegetarian Turkey Flavor, Silicon Dioxide
Lubri-Ease Plus 90 Chewable Tablets
Active Ingredients per 1 tabletD-Glucosamine Hydrochloride (Crab, Crawfish, Lobster and/or shrimp) 250 mgChondroitin Sulfate Sodium (Bovine Cartilage) 100 mgGreen Lipped Mussel Powder 100 mgMSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) 250 mgIndian Frankincense (gum) Extract 4:1 45 mgMojave Yucca (root) Extract 4:1 45 mgVitamin C (from Calcium Ascorbate) 30 mgVitamin E (from D-Alpha Tocopheryl Acid Succinate) 30 IUCalcium (from Calcium Ascorbate) 4 mgZinc (from Zinc Oxide) 3.5 mgHyaluronic Acid Sodium 2.5 mg
Inactive Ingredients - Magnesium Stearate, MicrocrystallineCellulose, Natural Vegetarian Turkey Flavor,Silicon Dioxide
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Initial Two-Three Week Period
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Lubri-Ease Liquid Joint Compound
By Earthmaiden
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Comments about Only Natural Pet Lubri-Ease:
Our 13 yr old Pom loves the taste. Lubri-Ease counteracts arthritis stiffness (in his back). It helps his mobility. We give him 1 tsp on his food nightly.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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the most effective I have tried
By englishgym
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I just add one tablet to her food each morning
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I just add 1 tablet to her food each day
Already want more
By BJ
from Knoxville, TN
I break this pill up into the food and he eats it readily. I am so pleased with this, it works and his stiffness and limp have gone away. Waiting for more, larger amount when available in FEB.
Seems to help. Safer than baby aspirin.
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nothing else to say
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
It works!
By Janeu
from Nebraska
My chihuahua was diagnosed with degenerative disk disease when he was 3 years old, and the vet said he would likely be paralyzed within a few years. I did some research on my own and decided to try supplements to help with his pain and mobility issues. Since I started using Lubri-Ease Plus, he has been fine. No pain or stiffness at all. I decided to test it by stopping the Lubri-Ease for a couple weeks, and he started showing signs of pain and stiffness within a few days. We have used it every day since. He is now 8 years old and runs around like a puppy. He likes the taste and has no problem chewing up the tablets.
It seems to be working.
By Earth Maiden
I just add it to his food. He stopped asking for help to get up/down from our bed & the couch/chair. Will definitely continue using and recommend to others. We are using the liquid form.
My dog is his old self again!
By 3 Dog Mom
from AZ
I have a 7 year old boxer who has always been youthful until 3 or 4 months ago. My husband and I started noticing that he seemed to be having trouble jumping on and off our bed and was sore after running and playing. We started giving him Lubri-Ease and he was a different dog after about 2 weeks. He is jumping, playing, and is free of the stiffness and soreness he was experiencing. I'm sold on this. I will be giving my other 2 dogs this product as well.
Helping with torn ligament
By Cheryl D.
from Pembroke Pines, FL
My 15 yr old Chi has torn ACL/CCL ligament and luxation patella in the same knee. We decided a non-surgical approach to healing. We must carry him so he can use the bathroom. I give him this liquid in the AM with a syringe. It is easy to administer, no side effects. He can now hop a little and his pain is diminishing. I bought a second bottle after he completed the first bottle. We will continue with this recovery plan. I wish we had started this liquid years ago.
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By Rescue Lover
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My new Border Collie rescue was diagnosed with osteoarthritis in her front right little toe. Frisbee is her favorite, but always had to stop as she would start limping. Her vet suggested amputation. Of course I don't want her to be in any pain, but I wanted to investigate my options before making such a drastic decision. I tried this product, and started to see improvement is about 3 weeks. She is loving her Frisbee and no longer limping. My Lab rescue is on this product for maintenance. I have two very happy dogs!!
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Protein Concentration Determination by the Lowry Prtoein Assay Protocol
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2. Prepare 2 N NaOH.
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4. Read the absorbance at 750 nm if the protein concentration was below 500 µg/mL or at 550 nm if the protein concentration was between 100 and 2000 µg/mL.
5. Plot a standard curve of absorbance as a function of initial protein concentration and use it to determine the unknown protein concentrations.
Lowry Method References
Based on protocol by Jakob H. Waterborg.
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Anyone know what this thing is?
I've seen this picture quite a few times, but I can't quite figure out what it is... any thoughts?
UPDATE: Based on some comments I've received, it appears that this is a CLOCK. See the hour and minute hands on the lower-front? Not sure if the definition of a robot includes the standard clock, but I'm quite surprised and impressed to see this little design.
11 comments:
- Filip said...
I think it's a clock.
- Feb 1, 2006, 7:06:00 PM
- Jim Kelly said...
I think you are correct... it's funny how you can look hard at something and miss the obvious. Those do look like the hands of a clock.
- Feb 1, 2006, 11:05:00 PM
This is definitely a clock with a minute and hour hand on it. The clock is like a "hello world" example compared to what the NXT system can actually do, but it is a fun thing to build.
Don Wood
- Feb 2, 2006, 2:19:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
I wish most of the images I've found were larger and of higher resolution. While I agree that the item is a clock, it is difficult to see how the minute and hour hands are independently controlled. My knowledge of how clocks work is not grand, but I would think this would require 2 of the servo motors. One would rotate 6 degrees for every minute, right? The other would rotate 30 degrees for the hour. Now, how woud 2 motors be able to spin the hands from the 'center point'? Wouldn't you think they would interfere with one another OR at least one of them wouldn't be exactly centered? It seems to me that an axle would have to be inserted through a hollow (larger) axle and I'm not sure that the NXT system would have that level of complexity for its small blocks/components.
- Feb 2, 2006, 2:48:00 AM
- Koshdukai Yordarth said...
Easy, use a turn-table as the "external/hollow axle" as I think they did with this clock if you look closely.
- Feb 13, 2006, 7:27:00 PM
- Jim Kelly said...
You may be right... I didn't consider that the face of the clock might have a fixed hand and the face rotates... very nice solution... THANKS!
- Feb 13, 2006, 11:33:00 PM
It Might be a really high tech yet off topick Clock
- Jul 1, 2006, 9:12:00 AM
You can find this on lego.com, there is even a building instruction!
- Sep 3, 2006, 3:00:00 AM
There u are
- Sep 3, 2006, 3:01:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Thanks, Jeff, but you're about 8 months late :) This was posted back in January and the mystery was solved a few months back (maybe longer)...
- Sep 3, 2006, 9:36:00 AM
I knew... But it was fun to look at the other posts in this blog so i took a look... :)
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The lobster roll at Artie's South Shore is subtly flavored with tarragon.
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Bigelow's, Rockville Centre: This landmark clam shack has been serving up seafood since 1939 along a distinctly unmaritime stretch of Sunrise Highway. The kitchen has a breading station, a grill and a couple of fryolators; the dining room, a curved counter with 30 stools. The main attraction here is fried seafood -- whiting, shrimp, calamari, smelts, oysters, scallops -- but the undisputed stars of the show are the fried Ipswich clams (pictured), that is, soft-shell clams with the bellies still attached. Cash only.
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H2O Seafood ...amp; Sushi, Smithtown: Refreshed and renamed, H2O also boasts new chef Wayne Cafariella. The restaurant's primary dining room has a white-wall, marine-accent New England look. And the chowder still is excellent. Also, nibble on fried oysters (pictured), shellfish cocktails or the sushi bar's "spicy tuna crispy rice sliders" before savoring the lobster bake, the "millennium" lobster and, for the landlocked, fried chicken and watermelon.
The Jolly Fisherman & Steak House(Credit: Yana Paskova)
The Jolly Fisherman ...amp; Steak House,...nbsp;Roslyn: The Jolly Fisherman has been serving since Alec Guinness detonated "The Bridge on the River Kwai." It has updated and streamlined just enough since then. Seasonal specials such as stone crab claws, Nantucket Bay scallops and shad roe ensure regulars. Reliable selections take in shellfish cocktails, Maryland crabcakes, steamed lobster, swordfish with mustard sauce and Dover sole meunière, all of which come before the respectable steaks.
Soft-shell crab at The Jolly Fisherman.
Kyma(Credit: Yana Paskova)
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Grilled langoustines at Limani.
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Crab-stuffed deviled eggs are among the small "tastes" served at Noah's in Greenport.
The Plaza Cafe(Credit: Doug Young)
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By namor007
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i'm a pure mountain biker and i like shorts that are light with big pockets. i find the pockets useful for maps or when i need it. the inner pad is wide enough for comfort, but narrow enough not to get in your way. in my opinion i need to ride with these a couple of more times to break them in to my body.
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By 3281
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These are great long lasting shorts and still look good after 100 washes. Will order another pair when mine wear out
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By Dan9451
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The grippers on the legs are way too tight. It felt like it might cut off circulation. Unless you have thin thighs, look somewhere else for shorts. The pockets were quite deep which is OK to me. I didn't like the Velcro closure on the pockets. It made it hard to get anything out and there's no need for Velcro with pockets so deep.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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The shorts themselves are pretty darn good. The chamois is certainly sufficient, the grippers on the inner shorts do a good job keeping them from slipping up my legs when I ride. However, the pockets are way too deep (at least for me). If I put my phone or wallet in them, it ends up being caught in the back of my knee on pedal upstrokes. This is rather annoying, and has led me to not use the pockets. Also, would have been nice if the inner shorts were detachable for use with other shorts.Overall, pretty good for the price.
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By HappiHenri
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Wear these for my daily ride of 10 - 15 miles on a mountain bike on streets and bike paths. They are a bit too long for me, and the main pockets are at the bottom of the leg - close to my knees. When I put my wallet in one it bounces & bangs around around as I peddle. Really needs a rear hip pocket to hold a wallet, but it has none there. Otherwise - well made, fit well and heavily padded.
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By Mike
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These shorts haven't even lasted me one year. Within the first month the spandex on the inside had a big tear in it. The next month the same tear on the other side.Eventually the back side started getting tears. Since I had a big tear on the back and the spandex was torn inside, I'm pretty sure people could see my butt.I ride 26 miles per day for commuting. So, I'm not terribly hard on them.
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By Patti
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I purchased these for someone who usually spends about $100 on a pair of this type of short. He rides usually 30 miles a few times a week and he is very pleased with these. He said he would definitely get another pair.
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By Desert Rat
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I wear zoic and cannodale shorts but thought I would try these. Built from solid materials and well sewn. the pockets are put on in a novel and practical way albeit some what unusual. The cotch pad was a disappointment. Not cushed enough not form enough. You know it when you have been riding in these for an hour.
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By Spleb
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I ride long distance road bike (25 miles is a short ride), and decided to add bicycle commuting to work for more bike time, thought these would be good for the short commute, and preferable to spandex-only when sharing the elevator at the office. They are great as far as drying during the day at the office (I ride in south florida, where 70° F is cold, and dripping humidity is the norm), but the fit is just weird: they are too baggy from the middle up, but too tight in the leg (they outer layer catches on my thigh as I pedal); also, while the leg is potentially too long (ok if it was just the inner spandex, but as I said, the outer layer keeps impeding my thigh motion), yet the top does not come up high enough on the hips, so that when in the saddle, the backside begins to show - and I can't possibly pull the crotch up any tighter.
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Murray, UT (2/18/2009) – Researchers from Intermountain Medical Center in Murray and LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City are partnering with the National Institutes of Health in one of the largest studies of its kind in the United States to test whether a gene-based strategy for prescribing the common blood-thinning drug warfarin will improve patient outcomes for nearly two million Americans who take the drug each year.
Warfarin is one of the most widely prescribed drugs in the world. It is used to prevent dangerous blood clots that can lead to heart attacks, strokes or even death. The drug is challenging for doctors to prescribe because the ideal dosage for each person varies widely and is hard to predict, yet is crucial for the patient's safety.
The multi-center, randomized clinical trial will enroll 1,200 participants of diverse backgrounds and ethnicities at twelve clinical sites across the country, and is scheduled to begin next month. Intermountain Medical Center and LDS Hospital are the only Utah medical centers participating in this major study.
Every year, an estimated two million Americans with certain heart conditions or other risk factors start taking warfarin. Getting the wrong amount of warfarin can be dangerous—if the dose is too high, patients could bleed profusely; if it's too low, they could develop life-threatening clots.
The Utah researchers will follow guidelines tested by an international team of researchers that were developed using genetic information from patients that could help doctors across the world better determine optimal warfarin doses. The results of the analysis are published in an article titled "Warfarin Dosing Using Clinical and Pharmacogenetic Data" in the Feb. 19 issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.
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In 2007, the FDA worked with the makers of warfarin drug products to modify the product label to indicate that a patient's genetic makeup may affect how he or she responds to the drug. Researchers know that two genes, CYP2C9 and VKORC1, which vary slightly among different individuals, can influence warfarin's effectiveness. However, scientists do not know whether information about these genes can improve optimal dosage prediction for a wide range of patients, regardless of race, ethnicity or other genetic differences.
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By pooling their data, the consortium members had access to information from about 5,700 people on stable dosages of warfarin. The patients came from around the globe, including Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Sweden, Israel, Brazil, Britain and the United States. This kind of study—one that includes a large, diverse data set—is essential to draw conclusions that are applicable to a wide range of patients. For each patient, the data included demographic information like age, gender and race; CYP2C9 and VKORC1 variants; and initial, as well as optimized, warfarin dosages.
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The results revealed that when genetic information was included, the predictions of ideal dosages were more accurate, especially for patients at the low or high ends of the dosing range. This is meaningful because nearly half of those on warfarin are at the extremes of the range, and these patients are typically at the greatest risk for excessive bleeding or clotting. By quickly optimizing dosages for these patients, doctors could minimize dangerous complications and improve the effectiveness and safety of warfarin treatment.
"By sharing information and expertise, the consortium researchers developed a way to dose warfarin that is based on data from patients around the world," said Jeremy M. Berg, Ph.D., director of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), which supported the study. "This is a highly commendable example of international cooperation and data sharing and should increase the potential utility of the results."
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
Happy New Year!
There are many changes taking place in my life right now - which is one of the primary reasons I have been absent for much of the month of December. I have to be careful that I do not divulge information too early for fear that certain readers might find out information prematurely. I promise to catch up very soon.
365 project. For those that might be unfamiliar with this concept, I will try to take a photograph a day in order to document a year in my life. One of my New Year's resolutions is to learn to slow down and appreciate life around me, and I think this might help me to accomplish that goal. So I am going to give it try - and if perchance I do not succeed, I will at least hope to take more pictures in 2012 than I did in 2011.
In honor of this new challenge I am posting the photograph of the day. We babysat our granddaughter last night while my eldest and her husband attended a few parties. This morning she entertained herself by reading a couple of books (following in her Ollie's footsteps????) and I tried to take a few photos. She is quite enthralled with the camera, however, so every time she heard the shutter click she stopped reading and started to crawl towards me. This was the best picture of the bunch.
I must go and attend to the black-eyed peas and cornbread - I figure any superstition that promises a year of good luck is worth my participation - but I hope to be back soon and far more regularly in the days and weeks and months ahead.
20 comments:
- Kaye said...
Your grandaughter is so adorable!! Glad to see she is a reader already. We just finished our black-eyed peas. Enjoy 2012, happy reading, blogging and shutter snapping!
- January 1, 2012 at 5:11 PM
- Wendy said...
What a gorgeous child - she has that sparkle in her eye! I love the idea of taking a photo a day to journal your life during one year. I'll look forward to seeing what you "shoot".
- January 1, 2012 at 5:21 PM
- Alyce said...
She is beautiful! I hope you have a wonderful new year and that the changes in your life are pleasant!
- January 1, 2012 at 5:23 PM
- bermudaonion said...
What a beautiful baby! Happy New Year, Molly!
- January 1, 2012 at 6:02 PM
- Kay said...
What a precious little one! She's a charmer. Good to see you, Molly. And good to hear that you are forging ahead with great plans for 2012. Happy New Year and my wish is that 2012 will be the best year yet for you! Looking forward to reading or seeing whatever you'd like to share.
- January 1, 2012 at 7:22 PM
- Rodger Coleman said...
Lovely photograph, Molly! Happy New Year!
- January 1, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- JoAnn said...
Happy New Year, Molly! Your granddaughter is adorable. Good luck with the 365 project.
- January 1, 2012 at 9:10 PM
- ds said...
Your granddaughter is beautiful--and has wonderful taste in books! I'm sure you will be able to meet your 2012 goals, Molly. Have fun with the 365 Project!!
- January 1, 2012 at 9:16 PM
- Belle Wong said...
So adorable! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your photos from the 365 challenge. Happy new year, Molly!
- January 1, 2012 at 9:27 PM
- Kim said...
Oh my! That baby is precious--are you not totally in love with her? I can't believe how fast she has grown up. Our parent prize is definitely becoming grandparents! I hope your changes are good and look forward to hearing all about them!
Happy 2012 to you..
- January 1, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- Kathleen said...
Happy New Year Molly! I can't wait to see the photos you take for your project this year. Your granddaughter is lovely and glad to see she is already a reader! :)
- January 1, 2012 at 11:51 PM
- Liz said...
Oh, that little bunny is getting big:) What a sweetheart! Happy New Year! I'm looking forward to a lovely one for all of us!
- January 2, 2012 at 9:22 AM
- Sandy Nawrot said...
I'm excited about this project! I always like pictures. And that baby has gotten all big! When did that happen???
- January 2, 2012 at 9:27 AM
- Trish said...
She is SO beautiful!! Makes me wish that I lived closer to your daughter so our daughters could be playmates.
But yes, pictures with the babes are tough! Mine doesn't get that I'm behind the camera and even at 8 months I can't get a good smile. Ha!
Love the new look of your blog. Happy new year Molly!
- January 2, 2012 at 10:47 AM
- Staci said...
How fun will that be when your 365 pictures are all done! You little granddaughter is so sweet and adorable!
- January 2, 2012 at 11:34 AM
- lifeonthecutoff said...
Your granddaughter is adorable, Molly. Isn't it the best of fun?
Our Kezzie won't hold still and has always been in tune with the sound it makes as the lens comes out. I've learned to just keep clicking away, hoping to get one or two good shots out of 15 or so! Goodnight Moon is a favorite.
Happy New Year!
- January 2, 2012 at 4:57 PM
- Michelle Shannon said...
What a cutie!! And GOODNIGHT MOON is still one of my favorite kids' books of all time.
Happy 2012!
- January 2, 2012 at 8:07 PM
- Anna said...
What a cute picture! Happy new year!
- January 3, 2012 at 9:27 AM
- Jenners said...
She is soooo cute!! I've seen quite a few people do the 365 project and I think once you get in the habit, it isn't so bad. It doesn't have to be a perfect photo … just take one!
Hope 2012 is a fantastic year!
- January 3, 2012 at 3:33 PM
- Margot said...
Happy New Year Molly. I've seen the 365 project on other blogs and it's always been fun to follow. Good luck to you.
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I wish President Obama and the Democrats would explain to the nation that the federal budget deficit isn't the nation's major economic problem and deficit reduction shouldn't be our major goal. Our problem is lack of good jobs and sufficient growth, and our goal must be to revive both.
Deficit reduction leads us in the opposite direction—away from jobs and growth. The reason the "fiscal cliff" is dangerous (and, yes, I know—it's not really a "cliff" but more like a hill) is because it's too much deficit reduction, too quickly. It would suck too much demand out of the economy.
But more jobs and growth will help reduce the deficit. With more jobs and faster growth, the deficit will shrink as a proportion of the overall economy. Recall the 1990s when the Clinton administration balanced the budget ahead of the schedule it had set with Congress because of faster job growth than anyone expected—bringing in more tax revenues than anyone had forecast. Europe offers the same lesson in reverse: Their deficits are ballooning because their austerity policies have caused their economies to sink.
The best way to generate jobs and growth is for the government to spend more, not less. And for taxes to stay low—or become even lower—on the middle class.
(Higher taxes on the rich won't slow the economy because the rich will keep spending anyway. After all, being rich means spending whatever you want to spend. By the same token, higher taxes won't reduce their incentive to save and invest because they're already doing as much saving and investing as they want. Remember: they're taking home a near record share of the nation's total income and have a record share of total wealth.)
Why don't our politicians and media get this? Because an entire deficit-cutting political industry has grown up in recent years—starting with Ross Perot's third party in the 1992 election, extending through Peter Petersen's Institute and other think-tanks funded by Wall Street and big business, embracing the eat-your-spinach deficit hawk crowd in the Democratic Party, and culminating in the Simpson-Bowles Commission that President Obama created in order to appease the hawks but which only legitimized them further.
Most of the media have bought into the narrative that our economic problems stem from an out-of-control budget deficit. They're repeating this hokum even now, when we're staring at a fiscal cliff that illustrates just how dangerous deficit reduction can be.
Deficit hawks routinely warn unless the deficit is trimmed we'll fall prey to inflation and rising interest rates. But there's no sign of inflation anywhere. The world is awash in underutilized capacity As for interest rates, the yield on the ten-year Treasury bill is now around 1.26 percent—lower than it's been in living memory.
In fact, if there was ever a time for America to borrow more in order to put our people back to work repairing our crumbling infrastructure and rebuilding our schools, it's now.
Public investments that spur future job-growth and productivity shouldn't even be included in measures of government spending to begin with. They're justifiable as long as the return on those investments – a more educated and productive workforce, and a more efficient infrastructure, both generating more and better goods and services with fewer scarce resources – is higher than the cost of those investments.
In fact, we'd be nuts not to make these investments under these circumstances. No sane family equates spending on vacations with investing in their kids' education. Yet that's what we do in our federal budget.
Finally, the biggest driver of future deficits is overstated—rising health-care costs that underlie projections for Medicare and Medicaid spending. The rate of growth of health-care costs is slowing because of the Affordable Care Act and increasing pressures on health providers to hold down costs. Yet projections of future budget deficits haven't yet factored in this slowdown.
So can we please stop obsessing about future budget deficits? They're distracting our attention from what we should be obsessing about—jobs and growth.
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Bob, the surplus in the 90's stemmed from capital gains taxes from the tech and internet stock market boom. When that bust in March 2000, the surplus disappeared. Jobs come from increased capital expenditures and investment from private risk based investments. The facts are that consumption has held up (even w/o a new "stimulus"), investment lags with hundreds and hundreds of billions in cash on the sidelines and thats is the reason why we have a terrible employment deficit. But i do agree, deficits run off with growth and we have little growth, but not because of austerity, hardly the fact, but because of a lack of confidence in capital investing across the country. Oh, and to your question 'why doesn't the press' doesn't get your deficit views? Perhaps its because you liberals got your friends at the NYTimes to skewer republicans for years over deficits that didn't matter? What goes around...
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Listen to Father Reich, children, for he has read and has committed himself to the holy scriptures of our Holy Father Marx. Common brother and sisterhood and true equality can only emerge from the superstructure of the state, until that time when the unions and social welfare programs and their longs lines of dependents going for several city blocks and guarded by machine gunners have ingested all capital, all sources of individuality, and any remnants of this country's founding. After all, this country is only a place of racism, hate, and greed. Only the state can rid us once and for all of our greed and phobias. Drink the words of this great priest of the Religion of Socialism. Question nothing, children, just follow.
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Graham was pronounced dead at the scene. Vikitha Briggs was taken to the hospital, where she died.
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Vikitha Briggs had filed for divorce in 2012, and Glenn Briggs was arrested in December for an incident in which he accused of waiving a handgun at her. He was charged with aggravated assault with a firearm and posted bond the next day.
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"We can't be in the same room without him starting an argument and each time the incident is progressively more violent," she wrote. "I know that that he will kill me, if something isn't done [sic]. It is just a matter of time."
A judge granted an order for protection, and Vikitha Briggs claimed he violated it when he wrote "Proverbs 6:34" in the memo line on a child support check. Proverbs 6:34 says "For jealousy arouses a husband's fury, and he will show no mercy when he takes revenge."
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"This is not gonna end well," he posted on June 21. "I promise you that!"
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Wilson College Field Hockey tops the Neumann Knights (2-1) in the Championship Game of the Wilson College Field Hockey Invitational.
The Knights took the lead going into half time with a goal from Christine Hicks. The Phoenix fought back in the second half scoring in the first 9 minutes on a goal from Hillary Swartz (Boiling Springs, PA/Boiling Springs). The Phoenix maintained the pressure and scored with only 5 minutes remaining in the game. Maggie Sipps (Philadelphia, PA/Little Flower) tallied the game winning goal for the Phoenix.
The Knights held a 22-17 advantage in shots and 13-8 advantage in penalty corners. Sam Kotowski tallied 11 saves for the Knights while Phoenix goalie, Brandy Holtzapple (Red Lion, PA/Red Lion) recorded 8.
Maggie Sipps was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament.
The Phoenix improve to 2-1 overall, and face Cedar Crest College on the road on Wednesday.
In the consolation game, Shenandoah topped Wells 4-0. The Hornets had a 1-0 lead at halftime. However the Wells Express fought hard and held the Hornets at bay until the last 15 minutes of the game. The Hornets added 3 more goals to secure the win. Shenadoah held the advantage in shots (20-8) and penalty corners (15-5).