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Horn stayed alive while his family perished, surviving stays in the Blizyn concentratio... 223 pages 292 KB 6.49 Saving the Jews: Men and Women who Defied the Final Solution http://www.feedbooks.com/item/201075 urn:ISBN:9781589797345 urn:ISBN:9781887563550 Mordecai Paldiel http://www.feedbooks.com/search?query=contributor%3A%22Mordecai+Paldiel%22 2012-02-04T05:36:46Z 2015-01-11T20:00:08Z en Taylor Trade Publishing 2011-11-30 During the Holocaust's long nights there were gentiles in every corner of Europe who saved Jews. This is their story. 411 pages 3.6 MB 6.49 On Hitler's Mountain: Overcoming the Legacy of a Nazi Childhood http://www.feedbooks.com/item/150899 urn:ISBN:9780062119896 urn:ISBN:9780060532185 Irmgard A. Hunt http://www.feedbooks.com/search?query=contributor%3A%22Irmgard+A.+Hunt%22 Ms. Irmgard A. Hunt http://www.feedbooks.com/search?query=contributor%3A%22Ms.+Irmgard+A.+Hunt%22 2011-09-25T05:47:27Z 2015-07-07T13:23:29Z en Harper Perennial 2011-10-10 Growing up in the beautiful mountains of Berchtesgaden -- just steps from Adolf Hitler's alpine retreat -- Irmgard Hunt had a seemingly happy, simple childhood. In her powerful, illuminating, and sometimes frightening memoir, Hunt recounts a youth... 304 pages 34.1 MB 4.99 Turkey and the Rescue of European Jews http://www.feedbooks.com/item/996702 urn:ISBN:9781317625988 urn:ISBN:9781138801257 I. Izzet Bahar http://www.feedbooks.com/search?query=contributor%3A%22I.+Izzet+Bahar%22 2014-12-10T11:17:55Z 2015-01-19T11:35:01Z en Routledge 2014-12-04 This book exposes Turkish policies concerning European Jews during the Hitler era, focusing on three events: 1. The recruitment of German Jewish scholars by the Turkish government after Hitler came to power, 2. The fate of Jews of Turkish origin i... 320 pages 4.5 MB 118.49 The Eichmann Trial http://www.feedbooks.com/item/99273 urn:ISBN:9780805242911 urn:ISBN:9780805242607 Deborah E. Lipstadt http://www.feedbooks.com/search?query=contributor%3A%22Deborah+E.+Lipstadt%22 2011-05-20T11:27:37Z 2015-06-03T14:23:12Z en Schocken 2011-03-14 ***NATIONAL JEWISH BOOK AWARD FINALIST (2012)***Part of the Jewish Encounter seriesThe capture of SS Lieutenant Colonel Adolf Eichmann by Israeli agents in Argentina in May of 1960 and his subsequent trial in Jerusalem by an Israeli court electrif... 256 pages 2.1 MB 13.99 Victims and Survivors of Nazi Human Experiments: Science and Suffering in the Holocaust http://www.feedbooks.com/item/990770 urn:ISBN:9781441189301 urn:ISBN:9781441179906 Paul Weindling http://www.feedbooks.com/search?query=contributor%3A%22Paul+Weindling%22 2014-12-01T04:24:27Z 2015-03-12T02:16:48Z en Bloomsbury Academic 2014-12-17 While the coerced human experiments are notorious among all the atrocities under National Socialism, they have been marginalised by mainstream historians. 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MAC Velvet - Mulch
375 reviews
85% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
on 12/25/2010 9:20:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
this is one of my first MAC eyeshadows and i am in love! i like to wear this in the crease with woodwinked on the lid, and it brings out my blue eyes perfectly. IMO this is a very universal shade and would look good on any eye colour. it's a gorgeous bronzey brown with golden shimmers. love it!
on 12/22/2010 9:36:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This was actually one of the first MAC eyeshadows I bought and I love it ever since. Its not to warm for my skintone but really brings out my blue eyes. I usually mix it with groundwork paint pot and era eyeshadow. I am on my second pan, so yes I did buy it again. Great for enhancing blue or green eyes-
on 11/16/2010 7:28:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This is my HG brown! It is a brown version of Twinks, which is more plum. It is a beautiful dark brown with gold flecks but not too overboard for daytime. I use it with All That Glitters and Brun for a beautiful smoky brown eye. Makes my green eyes stand out even more. I have to force myself to use the other e/s pans in my palette because I want to put this on every day :)
on 10/31/2010 1:15:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
i don't like this as much as i thought i would. it's definitely a very nice color, especially when you swatch it, but most bronze brown shades i put into my crease ends up all looking very similar that i don't have the excitement of raving about it. but recently i've tried packing it on my lid and using a dark brown or antiqued in the crease and i like it a lot more that way. placing it on my lid, you can really see the color better. the pigment is of course, great. most mac eyeshadows are good, just a handful aren't.
on 10/23/2010 6:38:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I received Mulch as a gift, and I actually really like it. I wasn't too excited about it at first, but after trying it I was really impressed. I prefer natural shades, and this definitely fits into that category. I thought it would be a little more bronzed though, but it was a little bit more plum than I expected with gold reflects.
on 10/6/2010 9:46:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
One of my staple eyeshadows! Most of the time, I use this and a highlight color and I'm good to go! Love it!
on 10/6/2010 9:31:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This and NAked Lunch were my first MAC eyeshadows ever, I really like this shade it is a nice neutral coppery/bronzy color, very pigmented, smooth, and bendable. I highly recommend this shadow.
on 10/4/2010 1:15:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is my everyday go to eye shadow. I wear it by itself as a sheer all over lid color. There's a little bit of shimmer in it, but it's barely noticeable.
on 9/29/2010 12:43:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Packed on, it's a chocolate brown with some gold shimmer running through it. When blended out, it turns into a slightly reddish muddy color and loses the shimmer. I wish it was more shimmery.
on 9/27/2010 5:48:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Mulch is an eyeshadow that I thought I would only reach for once in a while. I find myself reaching it for it every day!! It's my favorite shadow to use as liner - especially over powersurge eye kohl. It also works great to darken the outer v or even a light wash all over the lid. Mulch makes my green eyes pop and it looks good with so many other shadows. I wear it a lot with naked lunch, all that glitters, patina, woodwinked, era, and grain. I just love it! It's a warmer brown, but not too warm that us cool-tones can't pull it off. It warms up my eyes nicely and it's such a beautiful brown-bronzey color. Definitely give this one a try!
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They all got one hundred. You don't go that in depth with a story without specifying before hand what tire popped.
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The story always goes like that. The students will most likely give different answers, and they'll be caught in the lie.
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Dancing Freedom Facilitator Training: EMBODIMENT ~ March 2013
Dancing Freedom
Friday, March 8, 2013 at 1:00 PM - Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 5:00 PM (PST)
*** PLEASE NOTE *** Embodiment Training is now March 8 - 17, 2013!
The Dancing Freedom Facilitator Training Program trains people who love movement to use conscious dance as a vehicle for healing, transformation and community development.
Our training intensives are a depth dive into your personal transformation and evolution as a leader. They take you beyond your edges AND bring you home. You get to dance every day, do yoga every morning, learn a powerful new skill, create amazing new friends, AND flow forward in your own evolution - all at the same time. Our trainings are a great way to get fit, and an amazing way to participate in a dynamic, collabortative spiritual community!
EMBODIMENT: The Practice
Embodiment is a 10 day dance journey to embody your practice. You will move through the elements as an essential archetypal map for personal transformation, experiencing the shamanic and ecstatic power of Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Ether. You will expand your capacity for Living Awake through somatic sensing, feeling & expression.
Embodiment gives you practical tools to embody presence, to move your body with natural skill and organic awareness and help others to do the same, to LOVE WHAT IS, and to HARVEST the wisdom of body, emotions, heart, soul and spirit received through the dance. You will map the Six Patterns of Total Body Connectivity to reclaim whole-being function and wellness while expanding movement range, choice and innovation. You will inhabit the INNER DANCE - a powerful practice of witness and mover used to access deeper levels of self understanding and somatic healing. Most importantly, you will learn how to facilitate the fundamental Dancing Freedom practice by getting it deep into your bones.
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The Training Cycle
Our training program provides you with a take-home practice and tool kit to facilitate growht and healing through conscious, intelligent, joyful embodiment. Our trainings transform and uplift the lives of all those who attend through the practice of dance as a path of soul integration, creative fulfillment and transformation.
Embodiment is part of our three part U.S. training format. The three core modules are Embodiment, Mastery and Vision. We suggest you take EMBODIMENT FIRST. 2013 may be THE LAST YEAR we offer this fantastic format. The great benefit of this method is that you have TIME to integrate each module between sessions, and you do not have to travel outside of the U.S. to get your trainings.
EMBODIMENT gives you the foundational tools needed to embody the elemental wave as a facilitator, dancer, and student of the practice.
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Start teaching NOW! After you have completed either Embodiment or Mastery you are approved to and encouraged to begin teaching Dancing Freedom classes as a "facilitator-in-training". We believe the best way to learn is to get out there and teach! You will learn so much about yourself by teaching. To become a certified certifed Dancing Freedom facilitator you must complete Embodiment, Mastery, and Vision, teach at least 4 classes, and complete a final evaluation.
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LIFE moves on endless waves of change. Now, more than ever, chaos, transition and emergence, are our constant companions and guides. As a planetary community, we dance on the edge of the unknown.
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Samantha Sweetwater, M.A. is the founder of Dancing Freedom and PeaceBody Japan, synergizing body-centric practice, soul empowerment and sustainability leadership training in an integral offering for individual and planetary evolution. Her transformational offerings create a safe space to open the heart, express the soul, and to reconnect with the self-generating capacity to experience wholeness. A Priestess, Guide, Soul Coach and Author, she leads and loves through authenticity, integral perspective, divine play, and sacred presence. Samantha holds a self-created degree from UCSC in Social Theory and The Dance, is a certified yoga instructor, somatics practitioner, massage therapist, Dream Coach, Reiki Master, and an ordained priestess.
CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL co-facilitates the Dancing Freedom facilitator trainings with Samantha. Christopher had a radical spiritual awakening at the age of 18 and has since been immersed in the quest to embody the oneness he experienced. With a formal degree in religion, 15 years of direct study with a living meditation Master, and a lifetime of dance inquiry, he has traveled the globe as a pilgrim, apprentice and guide. Christopher is the creator of a unique approach to Self-development known as "Dancing Between Heaven and Earth," and he leads trainings worldwide that empower people to apply the art and science of transformation in their healing work and everyday lives. He resides in beautiful northern California and has a thriving private practice as a Soul-Life Coach, supporting clients to access their inner calling and mindfully translate it into creative action.
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Release DateOctober 17, 2008 (Limited)
MPAA RatingR
Duration110 min.
StudioAnchor Bay Entertainment
Official Siteclick here
REVIEWS RATE: Critics Readers [Rate It]
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DirectorBaillie Walsh
ProducerLene Bausager, Damon Bryant, Claus Clausen, Genevieve Hofmeyr
ScreenwriterBaillie Walsh
- Daniel Craig as Joe Scot
- Harry Eden
- Eve as Ophelia Franklin
- Jodhi May
- Helen McCrory
- Mark Strong as Mannie Miesel
- Olivia Williams as Grace Scott
- James D'Arcy as Jack Adams
- Claire Forlani
- Emilia Fox
- Keeley Hawes
- Felicity Jones as Young Ruth
Joe Scot (Daniel Craig) is a washed up Hollywood star, whose hedonistic lifestyle of sex, drugs, and celebrity has taken its toll. Handsome even in his drug-addled 40s, he leads a directionless, lonely life in his opulent Malibu mansion whilst outside the tide of public opinion has turned firmly against him. Only when confronted by tragedy is he forced to face up to the ghosts of his past.
Flashback to 1970's England and small town life set to the beat of Roxy Music and Bowie. Joe's rights of a passage as a young man (Harry Eden) in a tiny British seaside community lay the foundations for the Hollywood dream he goes on to experience. His budding sexuality, his boyhood camaraderie, the untoward advances of a voluptuous older woman, and his teenage actions lead to unforeseen, tragic consequences, which will ultimately force him to flee in search of a new life.


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As Hillary Clinton announced she will run for president in 2016, right-wing media figures responded with predictable ire, from sexist comments to implications that Clinton is supported by Communists.
As Mitt Romney is reportedly considering a third presidential run, several conservative media figures are calling foul, labeling the idea "too stupid" and suggesting another Romney bid would be "preposterous."
After repeatedly claiming he was done with running for president, last Friday Romney apparently reversed course, telling a group of Republican donors in New York City, "I want to be president." Since then, Romney's team has reportedly been working "to reassemble his national political network."
As part of his efforts to kickstart another run, Romney reportedly reached out to several conservative media figures.
According to The Washington Post, he recently invited Fox News contributor Laura Ingraham to his ski home to discuss "politics and policy," and also made phone calls to CNN analyst Newt Gingrich and Fox News contributor Scott Brown. In a subsequent appearance on The O'Reilly Factor, Ingraham initially told viewers that between Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, and Romney, her support would "probably be a tie between Romney and Walker." Pressed by O'Reilly, she added, "I'll just say Romney because he's been through the grist mill before." (Ingraham explained that Romney had made her and her daughter "cocoa and soup" when she visited his ski house.)
During an appearance on Fox News' Your World, Brown said that when Romney recently called him, "I encouraged Mitt to run." Brown told Fox News viewers that Romney "was right" on a variety of issues and that he "absolutely" wants Romney to join the race.
But not everyone in the conservative movement is as supportive.
In an article for the New York Times, reporter Jonathan Martin writes that despite the "excitement among his loyalists in the Republican donor class" for another Romney run, "interviews with more than two dozen Republican activists, elected officials and contributors around the country reveal little appetite for another Romney candidacy."
Romney also faces a hurdle in several prominent conservative media figures and outlets that are less than enthusiastic about the idea of another Romney run.
Right-wing media rushed to exploit the deadly terrorist attack on a French satirical newspaper in Paris, placing blame on Democrats and citing the tragedy to push for renewed surveillance of U.S. Muslims, discriminatory profiling, looser gun regulations, and stricter immigration laws.
Right-wing media lobbed harsh criticism and conspiracy theories at Jeb Bush in response to his decision to "actively explore" a 2016 presidential bid, even urging more conservative Republicans to run against him.
The Media Research Center (MRC) produced a video attacking Hillary Clinton for evolving on marriage equality, but that organization has no credibility on the issue, having promoted anti-LGBT messages for over two decades.
MRC released a video hosted by Dan Joseph in which he asked people on the campus of George Mason University to identify quotes out of context from someone opposed to marriage equality. When most of the people identified the unnamed speaker as a conservative or Republican, Joseph revealed that the quotes came from Hillary Clinton. The video portrayed Clinton's evolution on the issue - she announced support for marriage equality in a 2013 video produced by the Human Rights Campaign, an LGBT advocacy group - as politically cynical.
The video was recently revived after a discussion of Clinton's position came up during the promotional tour for her book, Hard Choices.
The Media Research Center (MRC) drew an ugly and factually inaccurate comparison between billionaire Warren Buffett's charitable donations to women's health organizations and felon Kermit Gosnell, a convicted murderer who performed botched, illegal abortions.
A May 13 post from the Media Research Center (MRC) labeled Buffett the "billion-dollar king of abortion," alleging that the Berkshire Hathaway CEO financed "abortion groups" to the tune of $1.2 billion via the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation. The MRC piece, as well as a FoxNews.com op-ed written by MRC's Dan Gainor, tried to make the case that Buffett and convicted murderer Gosnell are two sides of the same abortionist coin:
May 13, 2014, marks one year since Philadelphia abortion Dr. Kermit Gosnell was convicted of first-degree murder "in the deaths of three babies who were delivered alive and then killed with scissors at his grimy, 'house of horrors' clinic," according to the Associated Press. Gosnell instantly became the face of abortion in the prolife community.
But there's another, more recognizable face pushing abortion in the U.S. - liberal billionaire Warren Buffett. The so-called "Oracle of Omaha" has donated more than $1.2 billion to abortion organizations from 2001 to 2012.
That's equal to the cost of roughly 2.7 million first-trimester abortions - more than twice the number of abortions that occur in an entire year in the United States. Unlike Gosnell, however, everything Buffett has done has been entirely legal. But Buffett does share something else in common with the abortionist. Both their stories have been largely unreported.
Conservative outlets like FreeBeacon.com and The Drudge Report echoed MRC's accusations.
Several right-wing media figures reacted with outrage on Twitter after Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed a bill that would have permitted businesses and individuals to refuse to serve gay couples and individuals.
Republican and conservative media figures lauded a report from CBS' 60 Minutes on the September 2012 Benghazi attacks, using it to advance their attacks on the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton. But that report has since come under fire following the revelation that the piece's key Benghazi "eyewitness" had previously claimed he was nowhere near the compound on the night of the attack.
Conservative media viciously attacked Texas State Senator Wendy Davis after she announced her candidacy for governor, linking Davis to infanticide and calling an image of her with kids "sick" and "disgusting."
We're at the point now where conservatives are going to have to start acknowledging that Barack Obama is the most talented politician in American history. By their own reckoning, the president's five years in office have been marked by so many Watergates, Iran-Contras, and combinations thereof that he should have been driven from office several times over by this point. And yet Obama was easily reelected and enjoys an approval rating in the mid to high-40s. How is this possible?
The explanation, it turns out, is the same explanation the right turns to whenever faced with political adversity: the media. It's all the media's fault. The corruption and various misdeeds of the Obama administration are manifest, but the public never catches on because the press covers it all up and throws out distractions to keep attention focused elsewhere.
When you actually write it out like that it sounds crazy. Because it is. It assumes a) close, unseen coordination between the administration and every major news outlet in America; b) close, unseen coordination between news outlets that are ostensibly competing against one another; and c) widespread moral vacuity among government officials and journalists that enables them to enthusiastically scrub away legal and ethical violations.
But that's what they're going with. Wednesday's House Oversight Committee hearing into the Benghazi attacks didn't quite live up to the pre-hearing promises of political "fireworks" and "bombshells." The morning after the hearing, FoxNews.com published an op-ed by Dan Gainor of the Media Research Center arguing that the Obama administration had "cover[ed] up four murders after the fact" in Benghazi and "with a few notable exceptions, the American media haven't just let them get away it. Heck, they've helped." Now, had the Obama administration actually tried to cover up the fact that four people were killed in Benghazi, that would be a hell of a scandal. But that didn't happen. To my knowledge, no one has even attempted that accusation before now. But that what's Gainor thinks Benghazi is about and he thinks the mainstream press (of which The Daily Show's Jon Stewart is a member, apparently) are the sort of moral monsters who would sign on for such a cover-up.
Right-wing media figures are heaping harsh criticism on Chief Justice John Roberts for his opinion upholding the Affordable Care Act as constitutional. These critics ignore Roberts' record as Chief Justice, which is very conservative. But even this conservative justice recognized that the Constitution gives Congress the power to address the nation's health care crisis with the Affordable Care Act.
Breitbart.com editor-at-large Ben Shapiro blasted the Chief Justice:
I knew that Roberts was a bad pick because he didn't have a proven track record of adherence to the Constitution. He was picked by President Bush because Bush knew he didn't have a track record - and he knew that Roberts would sail through the confirmation process without a hitch.
That should have been an indicator that Roberts was a rotten pick. Nobody doubted Robert Bork's originalist credentials. Nobody doubted Clarence Thomas'. Nobody doubts Judge Janice Rogers Brown's. But nobody had any reason to buy into Roberts as an originalist. Yet they did.
Dan Gainor, Media Research Center's vice president for Business and Culture called the decision to nominate Roberts "awful."
Fox News Radio's Todd Starnes applied the "L word" to Roberts.
This attempt to paint Chief Justice Roberts as a closet liberal is absurd. Experts have called the Supreme Court under Roberts the "most conservative in modern history." As the leader of a five justice conservative majority, Roberts has played a leading role in decisions like Citizens United (empowering corporations and wealthy individuals to spend unlimited money in political campaigns); Wal-Mart (preventing women alleging sex discrimination from joining together to seek justice); Concepcion (allowing corporations to manipulate fine print in contracts to keep ripped off consumers from joining together in court); and Ledbetter (preventing a woman who was paid less than men from going to court).
Also, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce enjoyed a perfect year with the Roberts Court this term, winning every case in which the Court ruled on the position the Chamber took, according to a study by the Constitutional Accountability Center. (The Chamber took no position on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, but merely argued that if the mandate were struck down, the entire Act should be invalidated). According to the study, the Chamber has not won every case in a term since at least 1994.
Rather than calling John Roberts names or trying to make the absurd case that he is a closet liberal, the right should simply acknowledge that their crusade to kill the Affordable Care Act failed because they lost the vote of the deeply conservative, Republican-appointed Chief Justice who heads one of the most conservative and pro-corporate courts in history.
In the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, right-wing media figures claimed Chief Justice Roberts' decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act shows that he's liberal. But Roberts' recognizing the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act doesn't change his record as presiding over the most conservative and corporate-friendly court in recent history.
Today, the Supreme Court upheld the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as constitutional. Right-wing media figures immediately began venting on Twitter. Here is an hour's worth of the worst right-wing ranting about the Supreme Court decision after it was announced:
The main difference between liberal and conservative media critics is that the latter would prefer that journalism just didn't exist. That's why conservative media criticism is less concerned with making reporting better than it is with making sure reporters don't ask big business pesky questions.
Don't believe me? Take a look at Dan Gainor's piece at FoxNews.com, in which Gainor goes after liberal billionaire George Soros and the "widespread influence the controversial billionaire has on the mainstream media."
One of Gainor's big beefs with Soros is that he supports investigative outlets, such as ProPublica and The Center for Public Integrity, which produce journalism adhering to a "liberal" agenda.
Writes Gainor [emphasis added]:
The ProPublica stories are thoroughly researched by top-notch staffers who used to work at some of the biggest news outlets in the nation. But the topics are almost laughably left-wing.
So the journalism itself is fine, but the subject matters always leans too far to the left. But what are the supposedly left-wing subject matters that Gainor takes issue with from outlets that receive Soros money? Below, are a list of subjects he singled out:
-"climate change"
-"the evils of big companies"
-"foreclosure industry"
-Anything making "the military look bad"
-"prisoners at Guantanamo Bay"
Nor did Gainor approve of alleged "attacks" on the following:
-"oil drilling"
-"gas companies"
-"oil companies"
-"health care industry"
-"coal industry"
-"payday loans"
This isn't media criticism so much as it is conservatives expressing dismay that journalists are doing their jobs and asking tough questions to people in power.
Media Research Center (MRC) and Fox News appear to be telling journalists that if they investigate the business dealings of billionaire T. Boone Pickens, you will be attacked.
In his bio on FoxNews.com, MRC "Vice President for Business and Culture" Gainor is listed as "the Boone Pickens Fellow" for MRC. Pickens is described by MRC as an "MRC Trustee," has presented at the MRC's annual DisHonor Awards, is listed in their most recent annual report available online (2008) as a "trustee," and was described by MRC founder Brent Bozell in 2006 as "a friend" who "supports" the Media Research Center. Pickens reportedly donated $1 million to the Swift Boat Veterans for The Truth in 2004.
Gainor has written an opinion piece on FoxNews.com attacking progressive philanthropist (and Media Matters donor) George Soros for his donations via the Open Society Foundation into journalistic operations like the non-profit ProPublica:
The ProPublica stories are thoroughly researched by top-notch staffers who used to work at some of the biggest news outlets in the nation. But the topics are almost laughably left-wing. The site's proud list of "Our Investigations" includes attacks on oil companies, gas companies, the health care industry, for-profit schools and more. More than 100 stories on the latest lefty cause: opposition to drilling for natural gas by hydraulic fracking. Another 100 on the evils of the foreclosure industry.
Gainor doesn't seem to have any problem with the factual output of ProPublica, just the fact that it exists and investigates issues. He even says "[t]he ProPublica stories are thoroughly researched by top-notch staffers." So, why the hate?


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I think I finally figured out what the X Factor theme song sounds like: the music from a 1980s arcade game. Tell me I'm wrong. After the title sequence, Steve kicks off the show from the balcony, and throws it right to Kelly Clarkson on the main stage. Or at least a tiny little Kelly Clarkson-shaped figure on the stage singing "Stronger" while being dwarfed by the busy graphics on the projection screen. Okay, my little-documented adoration for Kelly Clarkson is unreserved and unironic, but the tight metallic dress she's wearing? Honey, no. Her voice holds up almost all the way to the end, at least. Oh, look, Howie Mandel is in the audience. Steve plugs Kelly's new album, promises a performance from Bruno Mars coming up later, all but tugs his forelock to the four judges while they're sitting down from the standing ovation they gave Kelly, and launches the totally unnecessary clip package recapping last night's show, which I already covered once and don't intend to do again. I will say that the camera captured a bit of Simon and L.A.'s argument about Drew's song spilling over backstage last night, until they ordered it shut off because something interesting might have been filmed. Coming back to the live stage, Steve dorks out over what's coming up next. I manage not to.
Oh God, here it is, the "Pepsi Choice Performance," which people who care more than I do have been voting about online. Steve tells us that those people picked the song, chose a turntable set, a circus-themed wardrobe, a hip-hop dancing style, and a laser show. And as if just running all that down wasn't embarrassing enough, the actual performance begins. The final nine come out and sings a Pink medley in a migraine-inducing production that looks like Sergeant Pepper leading a military coup against Moulin Rouge, but with clowns. Well you can just rock me to sleep tonight, X Factor.. "Nicely done, America," Steve lies. Yeah, I think that horrorshow just demonstrated everything that's wrong about democracy.
Steve reminds us of the rules for the week: the act who got the fewest votes last night automatically goes home first, and then the second- and third-lowest vote-getters sing for the judges, who will then send one of them home. Steve invites the following acts to join him. After a long pause, he names Lakoda Rayne and Drew, all five of whom looked shocked even though they don't know what it means. That is, until they join Steve on the podium at center stage and he says that one of them is free and clear to next week -- and the other is leaving "right now." "Right now" is a relative term on this show, of course. Steve calls Paula and Simon up to stand next to their respective acts. While they're making their way up, Steve reminds us of what the judges said about each of them. Then there's a dramatic lighting cue, a long pause, and Steve finally says Lakoda Rayne is done. Steve gets a reaction from Drew, who says she's happy and she loves the girls in Lakoda Rayne. Steve then turns to them and asks how they feel now that the dream is over. Paige vows that it isn't, and she and Hayley threaten that we'll be seeing them everywhere. There's a Lakoda Rayne montage, and the last time we see them on network TV, they're still wearing their ricockulous circus-slut outfits. I think that just demonstrated everything that's right about democracy.


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The Homeland Security Act of 2002, which created the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), brought together 22 diverse organizations to help prevent terrorist attacks in the United States, reduce the vulnerability of the United States to terrorist attacks, and minimize damage and assist in recovery from attacks that do occur. To accomplish this mission, the act established specific homeland security responsibilities for the department, which included sharing information among its own entities and with other federal agencies, state and local governments, the private sector, and others. GAO was asked to discuss the significance of information sharing in fulfilling DHS's responsibilities, emphasizing GAO's related prior analyses and recommendations for improving the federal government's information sharing efforts.
DHS's responsibilities include coordinating and sharing information related to threats of domestic terrorism within the department and with and between other federal agencies, state and local governments, the private sector, and other entities. To accomplish its missions, DHS must, for example, access, receive, and analyze law enforcement information, intelligence information, and other threat, incident, and vulnerability information from federal and nonfederal sources and analyze such information to identify and assess the nature and scope of terrorist threats. DHS must also share information both internally and externally with agencies and law enforcement on such things as goods and passengers inbound to the United States and individuals who are known or suspected terrorists and criminals. GAO has made numerous recommendations related to information sharing particularly as they relate to fulfilling DHS's critical infrastructure protection responsibilities. Although improvements have been made, more efforts are needed to address the following challenges, among others, that GAO has identified: (1) developing a comprehensive and coordinated national plan to facilitate information sharing on critical infrastructure protection; (2) developing productive information sharing relationships between the federal government and state and local governments and the private sector; and (3) providing appropriate incentives for nonfederal entities to increase information sharing with the federal government and enhance other critical infrastructure protection efforts. Through our prior work, we have identified critical success factors and other key management issues that DHS should consider as it establishes systems and processes to facilitate information sharing among and between government entities and the private sector. These success factors include establishing trust relationships with a wide variety of federal and nonfederal entities that may be in a position to provide potentially useful information and advice on vulnerabilities and incidents. Further, as part of its information technology management, DHS should continue to develop and implement an enterprise architecture to integrate the many existing systems and processes required to support its mission and to guide the department's investments in new systems to effectively support homeland security in the coming years. Other key management issues include ensuring that sensitive information is secured, developing secure communications networks, integrating staff from different organizations, and ensuring that the department has properly skilled staff.
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Homeland Security Acquisitions:Addressing Gaps in Oversight and Information is Key to Improving Program OutcomesGAO-15-541T: Published: Apr 22, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 22, 2015.
Homeland Security Acquisitions:Major Program Assessments Reveal Actions Needed to Improve AccountabilityGAO-15-171SP: Published: Apr 22, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 22, 2015.
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Hey I just built a new website and made a web banner for it. I also opened a cafepress store to sell some t-shirts with some of my pantings on them. Let me know what yall think of everything. Thanx!

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If you want feedback on specific pieces, post them on the Critique Center. In the meantime, I'm moving this from FF because (a)images aren't showing up, (b)even if they were, FF isn't the place for banner gifs, and (c)it's essentially an announcement/ad.
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As a developmental linebacker. Rolle is undersized but he's got good potential as a nickel linebacker. Cut one of the players that is consistently inactive every week, and stash him there on the roster with the hope that in 2013 he can push for playing time. He was pretty decent on defense last year for the Eagles over the 2nd half of the season.
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We're a social network and travel advice website committed to providing you with everything you need to know about taking a gap year. We were created by backpackers, for backpackers, and offer expert advice on travelling, volunteering and working abroad, all tied together with inspirational ideas, opportunities and products.
But websites cannot run on circuits and servers alone. They need people. Human people. Below are the individuals that work on the website every day to make it one of the best travel sites around. Some of them write the words that appear on the site. Some of them sell stuff. And some of them fiddle with knobs and bang things really hard when everything stops working. But whatever they do, they are part of an awesome team committed to giving you the best travelling experience possible.
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Before settling into office life Will took his gap year exploring far flung corners of the world, including the Australian Outback, Vietnam, Nepal and the life-affirming chaos that is India. He loves travel and thrives on new experiences, and one of his ambitions is to have a friend in every country in the world before he retires.
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* Welcome Inn at Huntingfield Creek. Questo elegante 70 acri fattoria è un ambiente affascinante per matrimoni paese come un luogo ideale per ritiri, piccole riunioni e conferenze di lavoro. * Ben arredate, le camere confortevoli offrono belle biancheria, abiti eleganti, trapunte e meravigliosi letti tutti progettati per coccolare i nostri ospiti. * Con 1100 'di lungomare sul Huntingfield Inlet la fauna, tramonti e serenità abbondano. * Birders apprezzeranno la nostra vicinanza al collo orientale Wildlife Refuge. Ciclisti e canoisti godono di condizioni ideali. I turisti si innamorano con l'affascinante, piccola città atmosfera del Rock Hall con i suoi negozi e ottimi ristoranti. * Inn at Huntingfield Creek è perfetto per tutti coloro che vogliono godere della migliore ospitalità Eastern Shore, cibo meraviglioso e semplice beatitudine paese. * Famiglia e Cottages pet-friendly e InnTowne Casa Apt.
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3,8 su giugno 03, 2015
MD eastern shore towns can be quite quaint. I wasn't sure what to expect with the B&B. I was pleasantly surprised when we turned the corner and saw a long driveway leading up to a beautiful estate. The innkeepers were more than friendly and took care of our every need. Thank you for a wonderful stay.
5 su aprile 15, 2015
This was our 4th visit with Jim and Joanne and they are now almost a part of our family. They are warm and wonderful hosts and make everyone feel like a valued guest in their home. The main house is delightful and the new cottages add privacy and real feeling that you are in your own home on the Bay. They are extremely connected to the local community and can answer any questions. Breakfast especially the bread pudding is not to be missed both for food and table of new friends you will make.
4,4 su novembre 04, 2014
The Inn at Huntingfield Creek is one of our favorite places to get away for a weekend or one-night stay. It is set in a beautiful location, peaceful, and tastefully put together. Jim and Joanne are so lovely. We really appreciate their willingness to spend time with their guests and get to know them. Joanne even gave me a hug upon leaving! This is definitely a "win" among bed and breakfasts.
4,8 su agosto 22, 2014
My husband and I were looking for a quick two day vacation somewhere near our home outside of Washington, DC and stumbled (online) upon the Inn at Huntingfield Creek. We decided to give it a try (even though I am particular about the B&Bs I like) and we were not disappointed. We had a wonderful two-day getaway at this picturesque bed and breakfast set on a beautiful property. We had beautiful views out of the front and back of the house in our cozy upstairs room, enjoyed delicious, home cooked breakfast and lively conversation with the innkeepers - Joanne & Jim, who felt like family - and fellow guests, and loved strolling the grounds. Having a pool on property was a definite plus but not as much as the colorful vegetable and cutting garden, herb garden, patio with plenty of places to relax, cottage garden, sunflower field, a small lake (with adirondack chairs, of course) and direct access to the creek. Every building on property is perfect - I wish we had an event coming up so we could stay on property and utilize their perfect barn (with chandeliers installed!!) Even Joanne & Jim's three dogs added to our experience - following us around looking for adventure with us! We couldn't have been happier with our choice! Joanne & Jim not only filled us in on the town of Rockhall, past and present, but directed us to all of the best places to eat, drink and watch the sunset! The Kitchen at Rockhall was delicious- one of our favorite meals ever! We had a blast listening to live music, eating crabs and watching the sunset at the Waterman and lunch was delicious at Harbor Shack. Everything about our trip was perfect and we hope to come back and visit again soon!
5 su agosto 20, 2013
Where to begin?? Let's put it this way we made reservations for a future stay before we left! We have stayed at B & B's from Newport, RI to Savannah, GA and we are very lucky that we have had a real nice stay at each one but this place really topped our list. For us this was the first B & B we stayed at that was more than just a house, this was a beautiful property spreading out over 70 acres with a pond and a dock out to the Chesapeake. You have options to stay in the main house or a cottage. We chose a cottage and liked it so much we booked two additional cottages for a future stay next year. The innkeepers, Joanne and Jim are wonderful, they are pleasant, warm and wonderful cooks!! Breakfast was awesome both mornings we were there and what I really liked is they had breakfast with us which made it really nice. One evening I made my way back to the main house to grab a few brochures and bumped into some other guests and we ended up talking for over two hours in the den and before you knew it another couple joined us. I would not do this place justice if I didn't mention the "welcoming committee" the yellow and choc lab that were waiting for us at the door were great(we have a chocolate at home) these two set the standard for "relaxing" and made for good examples on just laying around and enjoying the property. Oh and there is a Jack Russell Terrier and puppy that is just awesome and so much fun. Can't wait to return!! J & A
4,6 su agosto 14, 2013
We were there for Pirates Weekend! We stayed at the Pond Cottage which overlooked the soy fields, and the pond. A pair of Osprey's have a nest next to the pond and Great Grey Herons were also residents. Lots of different species of butterflies danced on the flowers and soyfields. There is a path between the soy fields you can walk, then go through a short forest walk to the water's edge where there are several places to sit on the dock to enjoy the inlet. And more birds and jumping fish. Joanne & Jim were the perfect hosts. Breakfast at the Inn was divine. You can sit inside or outside on the patio where you can view the property complete with fig tree and hummingbirds. They have a lovely library to sit and chat with complementary wine and beer. The four dogs of the house were all wonderful with great demeanors. Our Cottage was the smallest with no kitchenette but we still had a microwave and complementary coffee in the morning. Some of the other Cottages have a kitchenette, where you can prepare lunch and dinner, but no ovens, which is fine as we ate in town anyway. They have an on-site small pool where you can cool off in hot weather. Other residents who were out at different hours than we were encountered deer on the property. We liked it so much, we made a reservation for next year as we were checking out! See you next August!
5 su agosto 01, 2013
Enjoyed the property, the sunset sail, riding the provided bicycles to the nature preserve, and the gracious hospitality.
5 su luglio 27, 2013
One of the best Bed and Breakfast stays of all time
5 su luglio 09, 2013
This was the best B&B we have ever stayed in ! Jim and Joanne were he very best host and really made sure the guest were catered to. We loved being out of town and witha private pool we got all the rest we were looking for .
5 su aprile 10, 2013
We arrived to the huntingfield inn to be happily greeted by Java, one of the 3 resident dogs. Our hosts Jim and Joanne were wonderful, giving us a tour and history of the house and property. The cottage we chose (the pond cottage) was perfect for the romantic getaway we were hoping for. It seemed to have the most privacy of all the cottages, however, every cottage seemed very private. Breakfast was delicious and conversation among other guests was friendly and engaging. We plan on making this our go-to weekend getaway location and are already discussing plans on returning!
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Est su RT. 50 a Nord sulla Rt.213. Lasciato in Chestertown su Morgnec Rd, 1/4 km. a destra su RT. 20. Andare 12 km. a luce lampeggiante in Rock Hall. Svoltare a sinistra in Rt.445. 1 1/2 città mi.outside al 4928 Eastern Neck Rd. (Rt.445). Inn si trova sulla destra. Registrati sul pilastro di mattoni.
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Finance officials from the world's largest emerging-market nations are growing increasingly worried that currency turbulence could hurt their economies as the dollar strengthens, Mexican finance minister Luis Videgaray said on Saturday.
"The most recurring concern is the U.S. dollar appreciation," Mr. Videgaray said in an interview, as global finance ministers and central bankers met in Washington to discuss threats to the world economy.
Emerging economies are watching the Federal Reserve nervously as the U.S. central bank plans its first rate increase in nearly a decade. "We are not that concerned about the particular level of the dollar," he said. "For us, the key issue is that changes in the prices of the dollar vis-à-vis the peso—the currency rate—happen in an orderly way." Read More »


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Seven Notes: Perfection of Design
Seven Notes Creative Director Mat Cook and Musician/Producer Howie B discuss the concept behind the tour and why the two brands work together so well. Seven Notes, a touring exhibition… Read more
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What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision awards Z2 Wireless Music system five stars in a glowing review
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Sound artists James Bulley and Daniel Jones explain how they came to create a unique sound installation using Bowers & Wilkins speakers at London's Barbican Centre. "As an artist duo… Read more
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Watch the Maserati Quattroporte audio system in action
The full-blooded roar of a Maserati V8 has always been a thing of beauty. Now, thanks to a combination of careful speaker placement and fine-tuning, the Quattroporte's Bowers & Wilkins… Read more
Posted on: Wednesday, 6 Mar 2013
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GQ takes the new Bowers & Wilkins equipped Maserati Quattroporte for a test drive
Definitive men's magazine GQ took the new Bowers & Wilkins equipped Maserati Quattroporte for a test drive, and loved every minute of it. The magazine took the car on a… Read more
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IT SOUNDS impossible, but infertility can be inherited. Reproductive biologists have discovered a gene that makes female sheep sterile when they carry two defective copies. When they carry only one defective copy, however, they are superfertile and give birth to twins or triplets, keeping the gene in circulation.
No one knows whether a similar genetic disorder could affect humans. "The big question is whether sisters of infertile women are having twins," says team leader Susan Galloway of the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand.
Left to their own devices, sheep usually produce a single lamb. But selective breeding has created breeds that produce twins and even triplets. Inverdale sheep, a strain of Romney sheep, are unusual in that roughly 50 per cent of ewes produce more than one lamb at a time, while the other 50 per cent are infertile.
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What does a red-haired ponytail, television super chef and Spanish Theater of the Golden Age all have in common. Absolutely nothing – but when it comes to creating super delicious, creative meals, in the life of world renowned chef, Mario Batali it reminds him of his college years at Rutgers University.
While spending his undergraduate years in New Brunswick, Batali actually studied Finance and Spanish Theater of the Golden Age before graduating in 1982. "In college, when we were hanging around at the end of the evening after many potent beverages," he laughed as he told CNBC's "Off The Cuff", "we would get together and decide we were hungry after the restaurants had closed."
"That was the beginning of my sneaky tricks," he continued. "That's when I started to figure out just what 'al dente' meant in pasta and how simple things could actually be remarkably delicious, provided I did not have to do the dishes."
Batali now co-owns restaurants in New York City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Singapore and Hong Kong, and he co-founded Eataly, the New York-based food marketplace. On top of hosting a number of cooking TV shows, selling a line of food products, authoring a cookbook and becoming an Iron Chef – one would think he was schooled from a top business school. But what you may not now about Mario Batali is that his real undergraduate business training came from working as a line cook at Stuff Yer Face, a legendary New Brunswick eatery.
According to Batali cooking at Stuff Yer Face showed the savvy chef that "you've got to get a brand." Stuff Yer Face has its 'bolis, Batali has his "Molto." Yet he laments that that secret ingredient too often keeps him out of the kitchen. "It is part of the gig," Batali said in a 2008 interview by NJ Monthly. "I could train a chimp to cook veal chops, but I cannot train a chimp to love it. All the people cooking with me were selected because they also have a passion for the perfect dish."
After graduation the job opportunities were slim to nil in Spanish Theater, (which Batali wasn't surprised by the fact), he then went to study atLe Cordon Bleu. Unfortunately for Batali his time at the international culinary institution didn't last.
"I dropped out of Cordon Bleu due to impatience and foolishness. I just thought it was moving too slowly because I thought I was a big shot chef. And in fact I was wrong. And I should've gone all the way through the program," he said. "The only thing I regret about not finishing it is that the record shows that I didn't finish something that I started. When my children say, 'Dad, but you didn't finish,' I'm like 'I almost finished!' he said in mock indignation. "Not a really good lesson."


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New bikes all the parts are at the beginning of their lifecycle. Unless there is a faulty part (Michael), every thing works as a system. Unfortunately Michael's Dakar seemed to be a system of broken parts....
Airheads are fairly under stressed, & so should go on for a long time if properly maintained. So Padmeis approach of recondition it, & then leave it to get on with it should work. But that system thing sometimes can catch you out.
I do like looking at the scenery. Excess speed (especially on the road) doesnt do it for me. More modern bikes just dont ring my bell much - possibly because Im too old, slow, & unfit to make the best of them. The KTM probably created some incorrect assumptions about my riding abilities. Imagine what it would have been like if I had gotten the 950.
I have had Boxers for a long time now, so am comfortable with them. I do prefer to ride them.
I really like the comradeship / friendship that Adventure riding has given me. That for me has been a big reward. And worldwide there is a big group of top guys & girls that are similarly into their Airheads
Gus is pretty unique, but hes just a hobby. I dont ride him every day, or weekend, or even every month. Gus is a passion - & he shouldnt become a vice like gambling or alcohol. So I probably shouldnt be sneaking in bits, or hiding the Visa bill (like I do ). I probably need to remember that more (& maybe shouldnt show this admission to Mandy) .
I like spannering on Gus, where what I am doing:
1. Results in an improvement (IMHO);
2. Represents the culmination of a period of figuring out a solution.
Realistically he is evolving over time. But becoming less & less standard. That may become an issue. I expect to get a long service life from Gus.
Some of the more disposable bikes need money tossed at them earlier in their lives, because it just wouldnt be economic to do so later.
I hate being in a situation (like recently) where the so called improvements are backward steps, & I dislike (intensely) being in a situation where all I can see is further money to be spent. I have goals for what I am doing & I want to reach them.
If Gus isnt running well, Id rather fix it (now) than put up with a fault. But recently I think Ive given an impression of unreliability, which I hate. Jetting is tweaking..
Hes also old, so geriatric issues will arise from time to time. I need to accept that
Im probably too impatient to always get the finer cosmetics right.
I have learned a heap working on Boxers
I'd love to have two (working) bikes, but realistically that isn't going to be a happening thing for a bit...
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By Lil Gus
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Can't tell if this is helping Short Term Memory loss but nothing else is available after my husband took Arricept for three years. My mind seems to be fine but who knows. Certainly can't hurt.
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Great Product!
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I have been taking this product for several years. I have never had a problem with it. I always take vitamin supplements with food.
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Caused digestive upset
By CarolynF
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I took this product with food once a day for over a week and began having cramps and loose bowel movements. I stopped it, and started again two weeks later and the same symptoms returned.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Suggested Use: 1 tablet, 1 to 4 times daily.


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Originally written on Fox Sports | Last updated 3/29/13
VALENCIA, SPAIN - NOVEMBER 04: Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic hits a double handed backhand in his second round match against Gilles Simon of France during the ATP 500 World Tour Valencia Open tennis tournament at the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias on November 4, 2009 in Valencia, Spain. Simon won the match in three sets, 6-4, 4-6 and 6-3. (Photo by Jasper Juinen/Getty Images)
Tomas Berdych has a shoulder injury and will miss the defending champion Czech Republic's Davis Cup quarterfinal against Kazakhstan next month. The sixth-ranked Berdych says on the Czech team's Facebook page that he felt pain Friday morning, a day after he lost 6-3, 6-3 to Richard Gasquet in the quarterfinals of the Sony Open in Key Biscayne. He said ''it was clear to me that I won't be able to play at Kazakhstan.'' Another key player for the Czechs, Radek Stepanek, has recovered from neck surgery but is expected to play only doubles. The Czechs have three players available for the singles - Jan Hajek, Ivo Minar and Lukas Rosol - in the April 5-7 matchup on an indoor clay court in Astana.
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