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Attention: Gid Branch Baptist Church located on the Haystack Road in Thurmond, will hold their Wednesday Night Services at 7 p.m on "Thursdays" for the month of September with prayer room starting at 6:45 p.m. Special Singing and speaker each Thursday Night. All are welcome to attend. Call 366-2699.
September 14
•6:00 p.m. Swaims Baptist Church Ladies Auxiliary will extend it's Auction of Mrs. Annie Casstevens' estate jewelry & more at the church fellowship hall. Proceeds to benefit local outreach programs.
September 15
•7:00 p.m. Fellowship Service will be held at the Full Gospel Tabernacle Association Campground in State Road. Rev. Martha Childress will be the guest speaker. Call 835-5359 or 835-4281.
September 14-16
•7:00 p.m. Fri., 7:00 p.m. Sat., 11:00 a.m. Sun 6:00 p.m. Sun. . Jonesville Church of God will have Revival Services. Church located at Mineral Springs Dr. Jonesville. Reverend Doug Combs will be the speaker. Special singing nightly.
September 16
•12:30 p.m. Shoaly Branch Baptist Church off Murray Road Elkin, will have a special covered dish lunch following the worship service, to welcome their new Pastor, Keith Blankley. Everyone welcome to come and meet him and his family. Call 957-2553.
•11:00 a.m. Homecoming with a fellowship meal to follow service at Grassy Creek United Methodist Church. Marion Swan will be the speaker.
•7:00 p.m. Revival kickoff with Billy Irvin at Grassy Creek United Methodist Church. Andy Lambert will speak on Monday, Billy Irvin will speak on Tuesday and Wednesday. Service will be at 7 p.m. Each evening.
September 15
•11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Ebenezer Heart Sisters will host a Port-A-Pit Chicken Dinner at the Elkin rescue Squad Bldg. All proceeds will go back into the community(The Ark, Surry Children Center in Dobson & Yadkinville, Tri-County, Grace Clinic, Feed the Elderly). Plates are $8. Call 366-0210 to purchase tickets or buy at the door.
September 16
•11:00 a.m. Homecoming for the Elkin Family Worship Center off Elk Spur. 133 Wisconsin Ave., Elkin. Guest Speaker Naomi Kaufman. Pastor, Jerry Ireland and congregation invites everyone to attend the dinner following service.
September 16 -19
•11:00 a.m. Arlington First Baptist Church will hold revival services. Evangelist Craig Church will conduct the service. Sunday night service will be at 7:30 p.m, Monday night service will be at 7:30 p.m.
September 17
•6:00 p.m. Jonesville First Baptist Church invites you to come and learn more about Relay For Life, The American Cancer Society. There will be offered information on How To Volunteer, How To Form A Team, How to Be A Committee Member, Talk With Committee Members, Meet American Cancer Society Community Partner, Refreshments & Door Prizes.
September 22
Old Fashioned Day at Stone Mountain. State Park. You may call the park office t 336-957-8185 for more information.
September 23
•6:00 p.m. Richmond Hill Baptist Church will be offering Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University. The class will be held on Sunday nights for 9 weeks. You can register for the class at http://www.daveramsey.com or call 336-469-1624.
September 23-26
•7:00 p.m. Mountain View Baptist Church of Hamptonville will be holding Fall Revival Services. There will be a different speaker each night. Churchlocated at 1232 Mountain View Church Road in Hamptonville. Call 336-468-8199.
September 29
•6:30 p.m. Soul'd Out quarter and The Boys will be at Charity Baptist Church in Boonville. Call 336-367-7939. A love offering will be received.
October 6
•11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Rockford Baptist Church 4947 Rockford Road Dobson, will have a Port-A-Pit Fundraiser For The Shepherd's House. $8 per plate(ticket required). All proceeds go to support The Sheppherd's House.. Plate Includes: BBQ Chicken Half, Baked Beans, BBQ Slaw, Roll & Dessert. Take-Out-Only. Call: 336-783-7635 or 336-789-3841 for tickets or more information.
October 7
10:30 a.m. Mountain View Baptist Church of Hamptonville will be celebrating Homecoming and their 105th anniversary. Homecoming meal will be served at noon. Please bring a covered dish. The 7:00 p.m. Worship servcice will include special music from current and past Mountain View members. Everyone welcome. Church located at 1232 Mountain View Church Road, Hamptonville. Call 336-468-8199.
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others implemented a policy of confining detainees in highly
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Wednesday, October 3, 2012
dirty hair
10 comments:
- Julia {Pawleys Island Posh} said...
ahhh, genious! I'll be trying that tonight. I'm absolutely three times a week. And that's tops now that showers are so hard to come by with kids! The top knot is my BFF
- October 3, 2012 at 7:03 AM
- Southern Living: Preppy Style said...
I'm the same, I only wash every other day. It's extremely thin and fine, so too much washing makes it very dry and not enough, oily. So I use dry shampoo on the days I don't wash on the roots. Nighttime seems like a better idea! Thanks!
- October 3, 2012 at 7:35 AM
- Anna (A Newfound Treasure) said...
I used dry shampoo a few times this weekend! I started using it before bed when I saw that blog post a little while back -- works like a charm!
- October 3, 2012 at 7:58 AM
- Gaby [The Vault Files] said...
I keep hearing about dry shampoo and still haven't try it, I wash my hair every single day, some days even twice a day. My hair can't go without 2 days of washing, it gets really greasy, eeek.
- October 3, 2012 at 9:05 AM
- Kate said...
Dry shampoo sounds like the best idea ever! I need to get some, like yesterday.
- October 3, 2012 at 9:26 AM
- christin said...
Ready to be grossed out? My hair gets washed once a week...max. Which is also why I don't want to work out because I might be forced to wash it more and I just cannot be bothered.
- October 3, 2012 at 10:34 AM
- Chelsea [Fluff That Nest] said...
Same here! I'm going to try this tonight... I've used a few different brands now to see which one works best. If you have a fav, I'd love to know which one it is. Thanks!
- October 3, 2012 at 1:05 PM
- Allison @ In the Queen City said...
Awesome tip! I never thought of using dry shampoo that way... thanks for sharing the article!
- October 3, 2012 at 1:50 PM
- Blue Dog Belle said...
SUCH a good tip!!!
thanks love!
xo, Emily
- October 3, 2012 at 3:13 PM
- Alexa said...
Totally saw this on Cup of Jo and have to try it!
- October 3, 2012 at 5:21 PM


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Andrew Dominik gives updates on the status of "Blonde"
Director Andrew Dominik who is on board to helm the Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde says he is still working on the project, and that – despite previous stories – Naomi is still on board to play Monroe. He spoke about the project to various publications recently whilst promoting Killing Them Softly.
Is the Marilyn Monroe film Blonde the next thing you're hoping to start production on?
DOMINIK: That's the one I want to do. Yeah, definitely. I'm working on that.
What are the challenges, as a filmmaker, in wanting to tell a story like that, that spans her lifetime?
DOMINIK: I don't know. She died when she was 36, so you probably need someone in their late 20′s to do the part. There's a huge chunk when she's seven, and then the rest of it would all be another actor, who's the main actor.
And you're hoping that will be Naomi Watts?
DOMINIK: At this stage, yeah.


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I like to use wrapping paper or printed verses.
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Happy Monday to you! It is a scattered holiday throughout North America today with presidents Day in the US, family day in some parts of Canada and Islander day at home here in PEI. With that said, I have deemed it baking day! We have 3 items on the agenda to tackle this morning and I am excited. Gluten free chocolate chip cookies, lemon blueberry muffins and possibly a homemade biscotti recipe will round out the morning.
Before I rush off and get elbow deep in rice and almond flour, I wanted to share a few photos to get your taste buds going of some past baking times with zesty. I hope you enjoy and be sure to check back in on Wednesday for the results.
Zesty's Baking Past
Have a great Monday, enjoy the weather if you can and I will see you mid week for some delicious fun.
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5 Helpful Wedding Planning Apps That WILL Help You Save Yourself!!
Weddings are magical, but sometimes the planning may seem like it requires a magician. Having to take the budget and fit the bookings, vendors, guest lists, invitations, all within it can make you voluntarily want to pull your hair out, but have no fear! With all the latest development in smartphone technology, there are dozens of wedding planning apps out there that are super helpful.
Whether you're afraid of going over your budget, your playlist screwing up in the middle of the first dance, or worrying about losing track of who does RSVP and who hasn't, there's an app for that – trust us on this one. We're big tech people.
While there are a ton of different apps out there, some of them are "full of it." So, we've narrowed it down to our top five favorite FREE wedding planning apps that have the best reviews from those who successfully tied the knot.
5 Great Wedding Planning Smartphone Apps
1. Wedding Happy. With all the wedding apps out there, Wedding Happy has to be the easiest and most efficient to use. Instead of having to enter your email address and all that unnecessary information, all you need to do is enter your wedding date and it will begin to build you a customized to-do list. The only reason you'd need to enter your email address would be to set up the "Export and Email" feature which allows you to directly contact your vendors through the app. It basically puts your entire wedding into one little portal for you to use, and it does all the organizing for you.
2. The Knot. The Wedding Dress Look Book by The Knot is a great free application for those brides who have no idea what they want their dress to look like. With several helpful filters such as size, theme/style, and what you're specifically not looking for (strapless, short, pink etc.), this app will generate hundreds of dress options that fit your credentials.
3. Wedding Budget. One of the most stressful things with planning a wedding is staying within the budget and doing your best not to go too over. Well, with Wedding Budget, some of that stress will be managed by neatly organizing what expenses have been paid and which you still have to pay, or even book for that matter. Oh, and it's really easy to use, too.
4. Pinterest. From common things to add to your wedding checklist, to finding dresses, and quirky bridesmaid ideas, Pinterest has everything. Pinterest is full of unique ideas if you're stuck with planning any part of your wedding. Whether you're looking budget friendly party favors or a pre-wedding fitness plan, Pinterest has it all, and it's free and insanely simple to use.
5. Gift Registry 360. Instead of registering at just one store and limiting what you need to what they supply, Gift Registry allows you to scan any bar-code and it compiles your registry into one organized list. Once an item is purchased, it is automatically updated so you don't end up with five different sets of pots and pans. This app is free in the iTunes App Store.
Fun Apps To Use As A Wedding Guest
When you're at a wedding, it's inevitable that some portions of it can be boring, and as the bride or groom, there are definitely going to be some moments that you miss. Well, whether you need to be entertained during a lull or you want to see every moment possible, there's an app for that. People are creating new apps every day and there are hundreds of them that were specifically created for wedding planning, or wedding participation and we've found some good ones.
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Reserving a Shutterfly Photo-booth for your wedding can be expensive, but everyone loves to have their photo taken at a wedding. So, to capture all the moments, have the wedding party as well as any guests download the Wedding Party app which is free for Smartphone users. Apps like this allow guests of your wedding to upload any photos into one platform and share them with the other attendees.
Now, it can be awkward telling your guests over the microphone to download an app for the wedding, but one creative way to do it is to print out someone of a guide to put at their tables – that way, once the reception starts, the photos will pour in accordingly.
Pre-Wedding Planning
Before you even get to the reception, there's the whole planning process and making sure that your bridal party has their act together. Well, there are helpful apps for that too.
Download the app Wedding
Party – it's one central hub where the bride, groom, bridesmaids, and groomsmen to communicate and be kept up to date with any changes from clothing to the weather for the wedding weekend. There are so many helpful apps out there to keep your big day organized and stress-free, the best you can do to make sure you have an efficient one is to read the ratings.


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By Holly Groom and Sonya Czerniak
The mission of the Oregon Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) Program is to deliver critical medical assets to the scene of an emergency. The SNS Program is reviewed annually by the CDC's Division of Strategic National Stockpile (DSNS) to measure its planning and response capabilities. This year the program received a 98 percent grade, up from 92 percent last year, on its overall readiness to respond to an all-hazard event.
Thanks to the strength of the SNS Program's partners and to Health Security, Preparedness, and Response (HSPR) program support, the Oregon SNS continues to improve and rank among the highest performing SNS programs in the country.
Even with this achievement, the program is continuing to build on lessons learned, and meets regularly with its partners to review the Oregon SNS Plan. This year, several new state partnerships have paved the way for expanding the response demographics of the SNS. These partnerships will allow for improved resource allocation for those areas in the state that are more difficult to reach, and a decrease in overall response time. A shorter response time will lead to swifter care for affected families and individuals in distress, in keeping with the SNS mission to deliver critical medical assets to all Oregonians in need of help.
In the next year, the program is focused on training and exercising to strengthen its response to emergency events. With coordination of the Oregon Cities Readiness Initiative (CRI) program, Oregon will conduct a full scale exercise in spring 2013. The exercise is intended to increase SNS response capabilities while building on existing state partnerships within the program. While still in the early stages of planning, the program plans to exercise receiving, allocating, and distributing medical assets, followed by a thorough evaluation process. A full-scale exercise is the best way to evaluate and improve on our program's capacity and readiness for response.
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Here's one that we launched earlier...
Story from the Strathspey and Badenoch Herald
IT is a programme best known more for making models from empty washing-up liquid bottles and sticky-back plastic, but tonight viewers will see how 'Blue Peter' launched a real rocket near Kingussie.
Show presenter Zoe Salmon called in rocket expert Damian Hall to help design and build the 'Blue Peter' rocket and find a discreet launch site for the long-running show's inaugural space mission.
After months of planning, a nondescript convoy of vehicles arrived at Balavil Estate late last month to prepare the way to launch the 'Blue Peter' rocket.
A team of engineers selected a launch site in the middle of a large open glen on the estate belonging to Mr Allan Macpherson-Fletcher, and began to erect a gantry for the 28-foot-high rocket.
Weather conditions were declared perfect on May 27 for the rocket to take to the skies, and Mr Macpherson-Fletcher, Zoe and her TV crew were ushered back a safe distance to watch the launch.
Lift-off went smoothly at about 8pm, after a first attempt was delayed by a problem with a fuel leak.
Soon the craft was soaring to a height of 3,000 feet above the launch site before the carefully-planned return journey and a smooth landing near the launch site.
But that was when the drama unfolded.
First the rocket's parachute failed to deploy correctly, and then the launch team noticed it was making straight for the only exposed rocky surface for miles around... at an alarming rate.
Fortunately, the 'Blue Peter' rocket did not explode on landing, although it did break into two parts.
"It landed about 400 yards away from the launch site in two sections, and everything was filmed by a camera on a model aeroplane," said Mr Macpherson-Fletcher.
"We had to be careful that the rocket didn't set fire to the hill – that was my main concern – but everything went fine in that regard."
Zoe added: "I've been involved in the construction of the rocket from the start, and seeing it ready for take-off in the middle of the most breathtaking Scottish heathland made me feel pretty emotional.
"I had learned all about how rockets work, but the launch itself was so exciting, it felt more like a drama than a documentary. We have now got to decide whether it's time for Blue Peter to enter the space race!"
The Blue Peter Rocket...One small step for Zoe Salmon!
It's a flag, a children's book award, a yearly fund raising appeal, a UK
wide children's awards scheme, a series of books, a steam train, a fleet
of lifeboats, a hot air balloon, an asteroid and a plane.
Now Blue Peter reach for the stars because Blue Peter is also a ROCKET! A
massive one, the rocket is definitely not made out of sticky back tape and
wasn't made using old washing up liquid bottles either; it is one of the
largest ever launched from British soil.
Blue Peter and the Rocket Men have been in cahoots over this top secret
project for several months. Normally, projects of this type would be hugely
expensive, way beyond the budget of children's television. However, Damian
and Colin both watched Blue Peter as young boys and they felt the need to
make the rocket so young people could be excited and enthused about
Engineering and Science. So, after much deliberation and scratching of
The Rocket Men decided to offer their time and effort to Blue Peter for
Zoe Salmon was specially drafted in to assist in designing
and building the huge rocket. At 28 foot tall the rocket is larger than
a house. The massive power and size of the Blue Peter Rocket meant that
Damian had to talk to the Civil Aviation Authority to obtain special
permission to fly the huge monster!
After much consultation a launch location in the remote moors of Scotland
was selected. The drama doesn't stop there! The challenge of transporting a
huge rocket and launch facilities up the foothills of the Cairngorm
mountains is a huge and also a potentially dangerous task. The rocket is a
surprisingly delicate flying machine. The rough terrain of
the Cairngorm mountains might damage any number of the sensitive computers
and motors that make the rocket work correctly. Any hiccup at this stage and
the rocket could blow itself into a million pieces at the launch pad or make
it career into the ground at enormous speeds. The task is a big one!
Special permission from four Air Traffic Control agencies were also required
before Zoe could even consider launching her rocket into the skies. We
needed to make sure that any civil airliners in the area didn't get shot
down by the large beast. To do that a large rocket flight such as this one
requires real time co-ordination with Air Traffic Control.
Does the rocket get off the ground? Does it fly properly? Blow up into a
million pieces on ignition or perhaps it careers of course and crashes into
the beautiful but harsh terrain of the Cairngorm mountains?
Special Blue Peter website content has been created so young people all over
the country can start making and flying their own rockets. Just like Colin
and Damian did when they were young boys. Having said that, Colin's wife
Heidi has described her husband as, "An eight year old boy, trapped in a
man's body!"
Tune into Blue Peter, Wednesday 18th June, BBC1 at 4:35pm. The programme
promises to be spectacular. Whatever the outcome of the rocket flight!


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With just a handful of restaurants offering decent North Indian fare in the city, a restaurant run by a Punjabi Chef brings with high expectations, "The food here is unlike the usual run-off-the-mill restaurants but is something that can be found in a Punjabi house," says Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi. "I have tried adding a little twist to the food that my mother used to cook while staying true to the flavours", he adds.
The host of Turban Tadka on Food Food channel, Chef Harpal is famous for his antics and jokes on the show. The interior décor of the place reflect just this humour starting at the entrance. A Mario Miranda-esque mural welcomes you to the space inside with a few random photographs and quotes.
We started our lunch with flavoured lassi served in cutting chai glasses, the thick creamy mango and chocolate flavoured yogurt (Rs 140) is a must try. There's an Oreo lassi too (Rs 140) – already a popular with children, we hear.
As we sipped on a tall glass of cool lassi, the starters were served. What we tried was something very different from the regular kebabs and tikkas; Arbi karari (Rs 170) – boiled colocasia patties coated in cornflakes and shallow fried. The added crunch from the cornflakes added a nice textural contrast to the otherwise soft patty. The Mushroom ki galouti (Rs 195) – mushroom kebabs served on small crispy parathas, Popcorn chicken (Rs 240) – boneless pieces of chicken dipped in a spicy batter and deep fried, Bheera da seekh kebab (Rs 280) – succulent mutton kebabs.
All the starters were served with a side of pickled beetroot, Pomegranate chutney, Gud ki chutney with muskmelon seeds and a very Punjabi-styled mango pickle. In fact, the chef even tells us that the pickle is specially ordered from Delhi. After a quick taste, we thought it was delicious and all we wanted to do is to take home a jar.
The bar in this restaurant sits behind a walled partition. While we saw little activity on this weekday afternoon, we sure hope to see more guests enjoying their Patiyala pegs soon.
The main course was a great respite from the oily red and green curries often passed off as North Indian food. We were served four different kinds of dals or lentils including Methi palak dal (Rs 175) – slow cooked dal with fenugreek and spinach and served with a generous ladle of cream and butter, Andon wali dal (Rs 175) – black dal with boiled eggs, Dhaba dal (Rs 175) – a spicy concoction of mixed dals tempered with fried chillies and garlic usually served in the dhabas of Punjab. The methi dal stood out from all of these and is a must try with a crisp buttery Lachcha or Pudina paratha (Rs 60).
With all the delicious fare at the table, we were curious to see what Chef Harpal did with the oft abused and sometimes barely recognisable Butter chicken (Rs 280). Here the gravy is not cooked with tomatoes. Lemon juice is added instead to cut through the rich gravy and add a slightly tart twist. We were a little apprehensive about eating a butter chicken which was white in colour but this can easily be one of the best we've had so far. There was also a subtle flavour of lemon grass which was used as a garnish. Surprised? So were we!
Given the amount of butter and cream in the food you might have to walk around a bit to let it settle down and make some space for the dessert. Though the Mirchaan wala halwa (Rs 175) is worth a few minutes of spot jogging. The semolina halwa is made with green chillies and has quite the kick of spice as an aftertaste. Caution: Swallow the halwa carefully! Even so, you should try this dessert, if only to try out this innovative combination by the chef.
We wouldn't mind heading to The Funjabi Tadka the next time we have a belly rumbling for some asli Punjabi food. This time around, though, we'd like somewhere to curl up and sleep off our very indulgent meal.
Must try: Mango chocolate lassi, methi palak dal.
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We've been busy stewing over the news that Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) will sleep with someone other than April (Sarah Drew) when Grey's Anatomy returns from its winter hiatus in 2013, so it's perfect timing that the on-screen doc showed his adorable face on the red carpet.
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Lt. Col. Raymond Marsh Jr., USA, Retired, died February 23, at his home in Mount Pleasant, S.C. He was 90 years old.
He was the son of the late Col. Raymond Marsh, USA, and Miriam Parran Marsh. His devoted wife Beth, two daughters, Cynthia and Elizabeth, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren survive him.
He graduated from the Citadel in 1949 as a veteran student, later obtaining a master's degree in Personnel Management from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. He made his career in the Regular Army, retiring after 25 years, followed by 10 years in the Civil Service, working for the Army Storage Activity in Charleston, S.C. He fulfilled a lifelong dream by retiring in Charleston.
He was a committed Christian, devoted husband, loving father and a faithful friend to many. He was never too busy to help anyone in need and was always happy to share his hospitality with friends and family.
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Washington's public-university presidents say they have a deal for the Legislature: If lawmakers will restore $225 million in state funding to higher education, the schools won't raise tuition for the next two years.
The proposal, from the state's six higher-education presidents, comes a few weeks after outgoing Gov. Chris Gregoire set a goal of no tuition increases for the next biennium. But her budget included no additional money for the five universities and one four-year college, The Evergreen State College.


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2.5 billion, over 4 years. It ended up costing the taxpayer less than $2/year to fund this adventure. I call that money well spent, and an enormous return on investment for all of us.
That was an awesome editorial.
People are protesting because Cathy's opinion on marriage involves telling other people what they can and can't do. That tends to be a sticking point with many folks.
"Cathy didn't marry a gay so leave him alone. Simple"
whoa! intelligent discourse overload!
"america's 50% divorce rate tends to undercut our staunch belief in marriage."
Wow, I read this comment early this morning and thought I was reading a news story on Yahoo!
Turns out I was just reading what some yahoo thought of the news.
Congrats on learning how to type in boldface -- it helps me to avoid your comments more easily.
And now it will be harder than ever before to fire one of these losers when they grope grandma. Boo!
Maybe he's just mad because a dingo ate his baby -- I saw a movie once that gave the impression that that happens all the time down there.
The lesson is clear: judging a place based solely on a selective reading of art can lead to skewed impressions of that place.
Congratulations to John Fox. Knowing "more about hot dogs than any man alive" is the highest distinction this walking haircut will ever achieve. That will be his legacy. Well, that, and a 2 minute video of him getting in some woman's face about the taste of chili. That's it. In the grand scheme of things, it ain't much.
While I respect your opinion, there is no way you can 'guarantee' to us that he'll act properly, because nobody can make that call. Frankly, it doesn't matter. I don't rule out the possibility that he is honorable and will do the right thing, but the fact that he has (apparently strong, emotional) ties to Penn State throws his credibility, and the credibility of the entire internal investigation, into question.
While it's true that PSU is being investigated by several parties, the way the university handles their own internal investigation is paramount. The fact that they chose a former alumnus to head the committee sends a signal that they have something to hide, or at least something they want spun a certain way when it finally comes out.
Penn State fails once again: the way to show the world that you care about doing the right thing is to hire an impartial 3rd-party who has no ties to the school whatsoever to head up this investigation. This man clearly has an agenda to clear the school of any wrongdoing, not to investigate any and all facts and present an objective conclusion, which may or may not include placing significant blame on the school, the board, or Joe Paterno.
I really don't care if this man worked hard to get where he is or if he's handled a big crisis before -- he is the wrong person to be leading this investigation, period.
That's BS, lohfuss.
Let's say joe had ignored his superiors and gone to the police, and then PSU fired him -- you think he wouldn't get a dozen job offers within 10 minutes of being dismissed? This isn't some anonymous teacher you're talking about, this is a high-profile coach with a winning record, fired because he did the right thing.
Personally, I'm of the opinion that losing a job is worth it if it gets a sick predator off the streets -- apparently you don't.
Best of luck, kid!
Very well said!
The "poll" included with this article is typical of the dismal quality I've come to expect from the Star-Ledger of late. Why use "cute" pop-culture referencing categories for an election poll?
Some of us might genuinely be interested in the results of this poll, but you've made it into an utter joke -- as such people are going to treat it that way and answer accordingly.
The Ledger has run more articles than I can count lamenting the disingenuous trashiness of 'Jersey Shore', but apparently you haven't been reading your own paper.
Here's an idea: treat your readers like they have brains in their heads and are actually interested in obtaining information from your product. Please let me know when you do -- I'd like to start buying your paper again, someday.
I discovered X Minus 1 on the internet, along with The Adventures of Philip Marlowe and Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar -- I have every episode on my iPod and listen to them regularly. There's really NOTHING else like radio.
You sure have a lot of problems and you're very quick to blame somebody else for all of them.
If you had done any research at all before you bought your house, you'd have found that SBB is prone to flooding. Anybody who buys a house in that area post-Hurricane Floyd should know the score.
Further, it's very possible your basement had no leaks in 2008. We've had at least two very wet, very icy winters since then, either one (or both) of which could have cracked your foundation.
Yeah, it might be nice if "thinning of the herd" is that way it actually worked, but we all know that's never how it goes down.
These same stupid people who stayed behind (because, again, they're stupid) will be crying to be rescued when the whole thing hits the fan. And sure enough, the Coast Guard and State Police will end up putting their own lives on the line to save them, because that's their job.
Also Lautenberg and Menendez are a joke. Menendez is worthless and Lautenberg is the king of pork. When I go to the deli, I order a Lautenberg, Egg and Cheese instead of pork roll. It's time for both of these clowns to retire. Neither one of them is worth their salary. Vote them out and vote in anybody else!


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TT with HD: Matt Greff
[Ed. note: In the 'Greff sandwich' alluded to here, the first slice of bread was René Greff, who pioneered the teeter totter on 9 December 2005. A year of meaty tottering later, the second slice of bread was added in the form of Matt.]
HD: Welcome to the teeter totter!
MG: Well, thank you for having me!
HD: It's a Greff sandwich, a year-long Greff sandwich! So you have a tasting that you're headed off to after?
MG: We are! It's at the \'aut\ bar. They're serving our beer in bottles there, and Keith and Martin, who own the \'aut\ bar, are having a staff training. So we're going there to pour our beers for their staff, and talk about them, and tell them why we think they're special, and how they're made, and the history of the styles, the whole nine yards.
HD: The \'aut\ bar will be serving the full line of Corner Brewery stuff?
MG: I think they're rotating right now. They started with the Alt and then after a few weeks they're going to rotate through to a different bottled beer. As they get feedback they'll probably go down to maybe carrying two permanently.
HD: Do you happen to know off the top of your head whether Old Town will be carrying Corner Brewery beer? Because that's my neighborhood bar.
MG: [laugh] Well, any suggestions that you could put into their ear to carry our beer would be greatly appreciated! One thing that we've kind of seen-and Old Town falls into this category a little bit--is, since the Arbor Brewing Company is right down the street, do they see it as promoting the Arbor Brewing Company, and therefore helping another restaurant out? Or do they maybe have some customers, who maybe would stay at the Old Town if they had our beer, rather than going down to the Arbor Brewing company to get the beer? It's been pretty split so far, and I think that the longer we're out selling our beer, the less nervous people are going to be about that type of thing. We haven't seen any change in our business at the brew pub, and the places that are carrying our beer are selling quite a bit of it, so.
HD: So it's not like people are saying, Hey, this bottle of beer, I can get it on draught down the street, so why don't I go down the street?
MG: Right.
HD: The closest place, I think, to get the bottles around here is at the Party Center at the Y--the Y in the road, not the new YMCA ...
MG: ... I was going to say, Hey, if we on the shelf at the Y, then we're making progress! [laugh]
HD: Yeah. But no, it's where Jackson and Ann-Arbor-Dexter Road split out.
MG: Right, yep.
HD: And he has a program--I don't think the Corner Brewery stock is a part of that program--but the guy who runs the store has this program where you can mix and match for six-packs.
MG: Oh, nice! That's great!
HD: Yeah, so I told him he ought to throw the Corner Brewery stuff into that program. Now is that something you even have any control over? Can people just do that if they want to?
MG: They can! We're learning all the ropes as we go and what we're learning is that retailers are going to do whatever they're going to do in terms of pricing, in terms of how they sell it, in terms of where they place it, and we don't really have a lot of say over that. Once we get a little bit more time, we're going to start making the rounds in January, we're going to visit accounts where we're selling beer well, and talk to them about how it's working and anything we can do to help them out. But anything like that, I think: we want to sell a lot of beer. So we're in favor of it, if they are going to sell more beer doing mixed six-packs and joining it with other beers and other breweries. We're totally comfortable with that.
HD: It must give you an immense sense of satisfaction to walk into a store and see your product stacked up in a big pile, or sitting there in the refrigerator door, or wherever they have it.
MG: Yeah. Yeah. Well, we laugh, because it hits you at strange times. I think you are probably aware of this, but life is just kind of normal. Whatever situation you're in feels normal. So once we started bottling and selling beers to stores, it wasn't as tremendous and exciting as we thought it was going to be, because it just became kind of normal, and it was really hard, and we were working a lot. But, it was 11:30 at night the other night, and we were out of dog food, and I run up to the corner party store to get some dog food, and without even thinking of it I just spot our beer on their shelves. And that's when--when you're not expecting it--that's when you go, That is so awesome, that is so cool to see it there.
HD: Did it make you want to say to the clerk, Hey, see that--that's my beer!
MG: Yeah, how can I say that without sounding like a tool, you know? [laugh] But yeah. Arbor Farms did their November specials sheet, where they had a couple of different wines and a couple of different spirits and then a couple little superimposed pictures of our Sacred Cow six-packs saying, "Arbor Brewing Company Sacred Cow plus these other Arbor Brewing Company beers now available". When you see it at times like that, it feels very real that way. At Whole Foods, we just had this experience, they did a little shelf-talker for our beer.
HD: A shelf-talker??
MG: Yeah, it's a little laminated information sheet right under our six-packs that says, "Buy Local, Arbor Brewing Company owners Matt and Rene Greff began home-brewing 15 years and now have opened a new micro-brewery that allows you to take home their six-packs" It's crazy to be in a store the size of Whole Foods and actually see your name on the shelf.
HD: Okay, so when you say shelf-talker but it's just a sign?
MG: It is. It's an industry term. These are all the things we're learning! A shelf-talker is when you're in the wine section and you're looking at Merlot and there's a piece of paper under there that says Wine Spectator rates this a 95, it's got plum and flavors and this and that. That's a shelf-talker. It's telling you about the beers or the wines.
HD: Okay, because from the name, it's sounds like it's actually an audio thing, where you know ...
MG: Hi, my name is Matt Greff! Thank you for buying my six pack!
HD: Well, that would be like a whole 'nother level.
MG: It would be. We should develop that one.
HD: So a question about the Shadow Art Fair. Part of the promotion for that--Summer as well as the Winter--was '9,000 gallons of beer'.
MG: Right.
HD: So why only 9,000? I mean 10,000 would be a much rounder number. Where does the figure 9,000 come from?
MG: [laugh] I'll have to go back, because I did this math back in April. Each of our vessels of beer hold 1300 gallons of beer. And so when they're all at maximum capacity, which is fairly frequently, if you add up all the tanks that we have that hold beer, it's roughly 9,000 gallons of beer, that's where we came up with that.
HD: But you could add to that by adding bottles?
MG: You could, if you went into the cooler and added up all the kegs that were in there, and all the cases that were in there. So maybe next year, to promote the second year of the Shadow Art Fair, it could be 10,000 gallons of beer.
HD: Yeah, because, it just maybe has a little more impact.
MG: [laugh] Does it sound like we're underachieving?
HD: Yeah, well with 9,000, I sorta think, Well, why not 10? That's my reaction.
MG: [laugh]
HD: So you say you want to sell as much beer as possible. As I understand it, though, there's limits to how much beer you're allowed to brew and sell.
MG: Correct.
HD: It's a quarter million barrels, is that it?
MG: It depends on your license. We have a micro-brewery license and I believe the limit on that is 30,000 barrels. If you become a brewery, it goes up to a quarter million barrels.
HD: Alright, so I assume somewhere in the future you'd like to ramp up to brewery status, or?
MG: Yeah!
HD: Would that entail adding more equipment ...
MG: ... it would ...
HD: ... or could you just run the bottler 24 hours a day?
MG: No, it would entail buying more equipment and expanding the brewery. Just to give you an idea where other breweries are, Bell's, being the biggest brewery in the state, does about 60,000 barrels a year. And the next biggest brewery is Arcadia, only does about 10 to 12,000 barrels a year. So there's a pretty big drop off.
HD: So this quarter million mark, it's not like anybody's pushing that.
MG: Yeah, if you have a brewery license in Michigan, if you're up around 100,000 barrels, or even say Bell's at 60,000 barrels, you start to become known as a 'regional brewery' because of how many states they're in and how many barrels you're actually producing. So getting to quarter million barrels would be pretty miraculous.
HD: So when you first got the bottler running and the bottles were running along the conveyer belt, did you re-enact the opening montage from Laverne & Shirley?
MG: [laugh] We actually have a little homage to Laverne & Shirley on the bottling line. The labeler itself has a little spool that spins and we have a work glove. It's actually been duct-taped into flipping you off. [laugh] It spins in circles on the labeler. So that's our little twist on the Laverne & Shirley thing.
HD: [laugh] That's cool.
MG: You can't help it, when you're on the bottling line. Every single person who comes back, when we're running it, starts humming the theme song. It's inescapable [Ed. note: Everybody take a minute now: "On your mark, get set and go now, got a dream and we just know now, we're gonna make our dream come true, and we'll do it our way, yeah, our way ..."]
HD: Alright, well that's good to know. It gives me a sense of comfort that I'm not the only one it would occur to that you need to do that.
MG: Exactly.
HD: You know, if you owned a newspaper printing press, then while printing out a newspaper, at least once, you'd have to say, Stop the Presses!
MG: Exactly. Just for fun.
HD: Yeah, you need to do that. Now my understanding of beer is very limited. I know that the German Purity Law says that it's only barley and water and hops that can go in. So it seems to me that beer recipes are kind of constrained. So you can play around with proportions I guess. And then you can roast the grains?
MG: Correct.
HD: You do the roasting there onsite?
MG: No, we don't.
HD: So you buy stuff already roasted.
MG: Exactly.
HD: What is it then that you're futzing around with when you futzing around with, uh ...
MG: ... the recipes? Well, it's amazing the variety of beers you can make with four basic ingredients. Let's say you're brewing by the Purity Law and you're only using those three ingredients plus yeast, which is obviously what ferments the beer, that'd be your fourth ingredient. So you've got your yeast, your water, your malted barley and your hops.
HD: So strictly speaking, the hard-core German brewers, do they look askance at yeast?
MG: No, not at all. You can't make beer without the yeast. I just think it was a given, when the Purity Law was written. It was before they had started micro-biology to get down to pure yeast strains. So what they were doing was using wild yeast strains. They'd make the beer and leave it out in open vessels and let wild yeast from the air ferment it. So I think that's why it was left off the books, because it was just kind of what happened naturally. But the base of all our beer is what's called Pilsner malt or Two Row malt, which is just a very light malted barely, light-colored, about the same color as amber waves of grain, to give you a visual [laugh].
HD: [laugh][laugh]
MG: And that makes up anywhere between 80 to 95 percent of the different types of grains we use in a batch. The other 5 to 20 percent of grain, there are probably 40-50 different kinds of what are called specialty malts available to the brewer. All of them go through different roasting processes, different kilning proceses to give malt different colors, different flavors, aid with head retention when you carbonate your beer. There's just a whole wide variety. There's malts from the US, there's malts from Germany, there's malts from the Czech Republic, from Belgium, from England, that all kind of impart their own character and flavor. So in that one ingredient, there's a plethora of different colors and flavors and tastes that you can get. And the same goes for hops. Hops are grown all over the world in different regions. If you want to think of it like grapes, hops ...
HD: Do they grow here in Michigan?
MG: They do, actually. We've got them growing out in our beer garden. They actually do really well, and I'm not sure why people haven't really started hop farming in Michigan. But they do grow here, they grow like weeds. They're great.
HD: But for the Beer Garden, that's more symbolic?
MG: Yeah, it is. They're cool looking. Although we might do that. The thought has crossed our minds to do a small batch every year of a 'harvest beer' and kind of do it ourselves. But just like the barley, same thing goes for hops. If you buy English hops they're going to taste different from German noble hobs, which taste different from the west coast of the States. They all have different alpha acid contents, which gives you an idea of how much bitterness they're going to give the beer. So if you get something really high in alpha acids, you're going to want to use that in an IPA, so you get a lot of bitterness. You're not going to want to use it in a dark German lager, because you don't want as much bitterness in it. So again, with those two ingredients, you can see there's a lot of different variety. And then yeast, there's an infinite number of different yeast strains that are available to brewers these days to purchase and use, and they all give different flavors and work with different alcohol content. So it's not as limiting as it first appears with those four ingredients.
HD: So let me pitch you an idea, the idea being that the future of Michigan's economy does not lie in the automobile industry ...
MG: ... should I sell my GM stock? [laugh] ...
HD: ... [laugh] it does not lie in nano-technology, or computer technology, or bio-technology: it's beer. And what Michigan needs to do is establish a kind of a brand concept that supercedes all the individual breweries, where you could say that Michigan beers have this certain something, something unique to Michigan beer or at least unique to like a consortium of Michigan breweries. So the requirement would be that they be from Michigan and that the German Purity Law was followed. And you would call it: Misch-eigen Beer. So the German M-I-S-C-H for 'mixture' and then hyphen and then German E-I-G-E-N for our 'own' and the whole thing plays on Michigan, Misch-eigen sounds like Michigan, right?
MG: Right, right.
HD: See, I think you could brand that.
MG: Hmm. Maybe. [laugh] You think people would make that link?
HD: [laugh]
MG: But I think you're definitely headed in the right direction. I think the Michigan breweries are headed kind of in that direction. The distributors in the state are having incredible luck with Michigan beers, especially when they lump them all together. Rave Associates, which is our distributor here in Washtentaw County and in eleven counties directly adjacent, their plan for Michigan beers is called "A door in every store". Which is every party store you walk into, they want one glass door in the cooler section dedicated to Michigan beer. And they're having a lot of luck going to stores and saying, Let's just do a whole Michigan section for you guys! And the Michigan breweries are actually very united and actually have a great collegial relationship with each other and are behind this whole aspect. So I think you're definitely onto something. And I'm definitely in favor of it.
HD: You know I've noticed actually that most stores tend to group the Michigan beers together, even if they're not explicitly labeled as, Hey, Michigan Beer! I think that would be really nice if there could be some signage. Or wait a second: a shelf-talker!
MG: There you go!
HD: That says, This is the Michigan Beer Section, so that your average consumer, as long as they're going to buy some beer, why not make it some Michigan beer?
MG: Exactly.
HD: Why not trade dollars with your neighbor, instead of sending dollars to St. Louis?
MG: That's true. I think it's great. Like I said, I think distributors, for them it's all about revenue, obviously. And once this has started to work for them, they've been all over it. And I know Rave has been pretty good about lumping them together and doing some signage. But the Michigan Brewers Guild, which is actually an organization of Michigan brewers, is working on signage as an organization that they will, as an organization, give to different distributors around the state and to different retail establishments around the state to really promote the whole Michigan beer concept. So it's kind of in the works. There's a lot of very busy people running very small breweries in this state, so it's kind of at a snails pace.
HD: Okay, let me ask you about the Democratic Party. You and Rene are hard-core Democrats, right? That's fair to say?
MG: That is true, yeah, that's fair. Absolutely.
HD: So you were actually at that Howard Dean rally, when he had that infamous ...
MG: ... we were not at the rally. We were in Iowa working the caucus and we were watching it on TV.
HD: Oh, okay, got it. So I was wondering, you know there are folks who will refer to the Democratic Party as the 'Democrat Party'?
MG: Right.
HD: And I was wondering, as a true-blue Democrat, do you feel horribly insulted by that, do you think it's a vilification, or is it just ...
MG: ... oh, it pisses me off.
HD: Yeah?!
MG: Yeah, because it is a blatant attempt by the Republican Party to remove the concept or the idea that we are the democratic party from the lexicon of American politics. And they are the ones, if you watch Fox News, it is mostly Republicans--if not all Republicans--who do not say 'Democratic Party' but rather say 'Democrat Party'. Because it implies that if you're not Democratic, then you're not democratic. I just feel like Republicans are so into vernacular, and words, and have been very successful in shaping the way that people think about a lot of different issues based on what kind of words they use. This is just the latest attempt to steer things in a direction that works to their advantage. So I feel very strongly about it being the 'Democratic Party'. Didn't expect that, did ya? [laugh]
HD: No, actually not! I figured you'd say, Oh, that's just silly, I don't give it two seconds thought.
MG: Because I think Republicans are so much better at that sort of thing, devious and insidious with small things like that, that end up making a big difference.
HD: But wait a second, I mean, choosing the name 'Democratic Party' in the first place, though, is a pointed attempt to trade on the fact that the ordinary word 'democratic' is a huge positive in our American tradition.
MG: Correct.
HD: So in the first place, choosing that name is an exploitation of the semantics of the word ...
MG: ... of course, but with the 'Republican Party' it's the same thing and probably more accurate in terms of what kind of governmental system we have, it's a republic not a democracy. So they did the same thing with the 'Republican Party'.
HD: So anyway, as hard-core Democrats, do you have an inside line on who you think might end up being the Democratic nominee?
MG: Mmmm, no. We have our own thoughts and people that we like.
HD: Is there anybody whose name is currently being mentioned, who you'd think, that if they became the nominee, that you'd be willing to put the same kind of energy that you put into the Dean campaign?
MG: Potentially, yes. I have to admit, I was not a big fan four years ago, but I've become a very big fan of John Edwards. Because I feel like what he's doing on urban issues, poverty issues, peace and justice issues, is extremely heartfelt and sincere, and not just because he wants to be President. And I feel like even his days as an attorney were spent kind of fighting for the little guy and protecting consumer rights from corporate interests. So I've really kind of come around on him, and I feel like he is somebody who could be politically acceptable to the U.S.--you know he's not a New Englander, a Massachusetts liberal. He's from the South, and he can talk about God comfortably, instead of looking really awkward. [laugh] I mean I hate to say it, because that's not important to me at all, but the other stuff is important. Apparently you do need the whole package, if you're going to be successful in a general campaign.
HD: But it seems like it's almost already distilled down to either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton.
MG: And I'm a huge fan of Barack Obama, too. I really do think he's incredibly inspirational. And I thought his speech at the convention last time was the highlight of the convention.
HD: It was a good speech.
MG: Yeah. But I think because of our wounds from the Howard Dean campaign, I kind of watch the Hillary versus Obama scenario right now and think it's so far away right now from the election. I mean, you have no idea what's going to pan out. I think all of the other candidates are more than happy to let those two take all of the publicity, all of the shots right now and they'll kind of hang out in the background and see what happens. So I don't know if it's going to come down to those two or not. You know, I'm a big Hillary fan. But we tend to go after candidates who generally don't win, because we have what we call the goose-pimple test. Which is, I want goose-pimples when I hear my candidate speak. I want them to speak to issues that I'm really passionate about and that I care about. Somebody who's really going to inspire the nation and inspire us. And I think that's been lacking from our political process. And I think when people are inspirational, they really get lambasted in the media for being sappy or what have you. That's the reason I'm really happy Obama is doing as well as he is because he is inspirational and does kind of rally your feelings as an American, as a community, and all of that kind of stuff. So it's going to be interesting to see what happens.
HD: So DeVos and Granholm. Does Granholm give you goose-pimples?
MG: No. Not at all, in fact, maybe I shouldn't say this, because this is going onto a website in a very Democratic area, but all of my friends were sick of listening to me for two years going, I absolutely positively refuse to vote for Jennifer Granholm!
HD: Really?!
MG: Until I saw my first Dick DeVos commercial, and I went, Oh man, now I gotta vote for Jennifer Granholm! [laugh]
HD: So is it that you just don't find her inspiring, or is it some policy positions of hers that you don't agree with?
MG: We got behind her campaign heavily the first time she ran, because I thought she was goose-pimples. She was an incredibly charismatic, attractive woman. Everywhere she went, her speeches were great. We were actually fortunate enough to have a relatively small lunch with her at Zingerman's. We were never up that close with Bill Clinton, but whatever she has is what people talk about with Bill Clinton all the time: where you feel like you're the only person in the room, and she cares about your issues and your story. And she wins her election and she's got a 75 percent approval rating, and I feel like she squandered it. I feel like she was pushed around by the Republican legislature ...
HD: .. with respect to some particular issue?
MG: Nooo, and that's kind of the hard thing, where I can't really place my finger on it. But when Engler was Governor and he's got a Democratic legislature, I mean he was out there all the time on the bully-pulpit, pushing people around, driving his own agenda. And I felt like she was too much in the background, too afraid to take any risks, playing too much defense and worried too much about re-election. So I actually have high hopes that now that she's re-elected, her confidence level will go up, and so far she seems to be--with the single business tax--she seems to be really pushing back on the Republicans. I'm really hoping that her charisma is going to really come out this term, which was missing the first term.
HD: So Dick DeVos didn't give you any goose-pimples at all?
MG: Nooo. [laugh]
HD: Actually my favorite ad of the campaign by either candidate, was the ad by Dick DeVos where he pitches his closet organizer. He says something like, Well, if you don't want to vote for me, perhaps you'd be interested in this closet organizer! And to me that was exactly the tone that was missing from both sides, most of the time. It would have been far more welcome to me to see more of that kind of message. Both Granholm and DeVos towards the end, but really through the meat of the campaign, were running very very negative ads. But the closet organizer ad said, Hey, I've got a sense of humor, I don't take myself all that super serious, but here's what I'm pitching to you, I'm a business guy, here's my thing.
MG: Exactly.
HD: But I guess the evidence shows that negative ads work.
MG: That's what's discouraging.
HD: Yeah, it's discouraging with respect to our species, I guess. We're just not a very pleasant species.
MG: I agree. I thought that commercial was brilliant. And I would love to see more of that. Unfortunately, all of the psychological studies and surveys that are done say: people say that they hate negative ads, but they're deeply affected by them, way more so than they are by positive ads, so. Proof's in the pudding there.
HD: We suuuck.
MG: Yeah, it's discouraging. We go through that a lot.
HD: Well, listen, is there anything else on your mind today?
MG: No! Other than I'm very impressed with what you've done in a year with your Teeter Talk. The list of people who you have put together for this is really impressive.
HD: Well, thanks!
MG: And I'm honored to be a part of the Greff Sandwich on December 9th. And since I'm about a year younger than Rene, I think we can say that we actually did Teeter Talk on the same day!
HD: Ah, relative to your life journey, huh, the same day.
MG: So I just wanted to say congratulations to you on your one year anniversary!
HD: Well, thanks a bunch!
MG: We should probably have a beer to celebrate it.
HD: Yeah, we can crack one of those open.
MG: Perfect.


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Common Questions about the Jax and Bones Bedding Line
Q. What size bed should I get for my dog or cat?
A. To select the right size bed for your best friend, lay down some newspaper and measure the space where your pal will lay! Pick the best size and shape appropriate for your dog! The general rule is that your best friend's bed should be bigger and roomy so their legs can stretch out for more comfort. Our advice is that you measure the length of your best friend and add 10-12 inches to obtain the best diameter for the bed. When in doubt, it is best to get the larger bed. Trust us, who likes to sleep with their feet dangling off the bed?
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A. Yes, both the bed cover and insert are machine washable. We recommend to turn the cover inside out and wash in cold with NO BLEACH. Hang dry or low tumble to preserve color. For the inserts, we highly recommend to use a front loader/ commercial washer or a machine that allows the 'insert to spin evenly'. Damage may occur if not followed.
Q. What do we use in our beds?
A. Our bedding is proudly made in the USA with eco-friendly practices. All of our beds come with Sustainafill ™, an eco-friendly allergy free fiber. Over 100 unique stocked fabrics and beds to choose from. We use the best raw materials and assemble our products in-house. You can select any fabric & customize your bed in 6 different styles. We offer organic choices at reasonable prices. Beds designed for every sleeping preferences: lean, sprawl, or curl. Replacement parts or extra slip covers are always available. Our fabrics are tested and proven to be durable and long lasting. We create howling good designs and product satisfaction is guaranteed.
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A. At Jax and Bones, these words are not just a trend or preference for us, it's a necessity. Each day, our team strives to support conservation. In the last few years, we have committed to using Sustainafill ™, our signature eco friendly fiber. This fiber is made from old plastic soda bottles and since its takes less energy to recycle these bottles, you are not only
reducing landfill waste, you are making a difference in global warming.
Q. Can you use a pillow bed fabric and make it in a lounge bed? (Or vice versa: use a lounge bed fabric and make a pillow bed?
A. Yes, that is why our swatch book showcases every fabric. Also, we sew everything on site. This particular special item will take up to 2-3 weeks to deliver (if the fabric is available and during non holiday times). We call this a special/custom order as it is cut specifically for you. A custom charge on your invoice may appear. These charges vary and can range from $5-20 based on size and fabric choice. We encourage you to call our offices for exact pricing and availability.
Q. Can we purchase the covers and inserts separately?
A. Of course. A lot of our customers like to have 2 covers so that they can place one in the linen closet during washes. Also, our inserts tend to last for 2-3 years so it's common that a customer may want to change the look of their dog bed. Individual cover and insert prices can be found on the price list.
Q. Can you use two fabrics to customize a bed? For example, can I use Willow print and Grass print together on a pillow bed? Or can I customize the Faux Leather Bed to have a different center pillow?
A. Yes, we are able to do that. Please note that this has a NO RETURN POLICY as this is a custom item. We will always verify with you before it ships so there are no mistakes. Custom charges will apply.
Q. Can a customer use their own fabric?
A. Yes. In order to do this, we would need to approximate yards to make and verify design. This process may take up to 2-3 weeks and the customer will pay for all shipping charges.


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The Shetland Sheepdog first originated from the area around the British Isles where the climate is extreme and the terrain is very rough. The Islands were very small and from what we know the small space on these islands is what resulted in the smaller breed of animals like the Shetland pony and the Shetland Sheep. The Sheltie was a small hardy dog that was used to herd in the flocks and keep them safe during the very long cold winters. These small dogs were able to stand the climate and little vegetation. The Sheltie used to be known as "Toonie", which is the Norwegian word for farm. In 1914 the English Kennel Club recognized the breed and about a year after that the breed came into the United States and the Sheltie was then recognized by the American Kennel Club.
Shelties' Appearance
The Sheltie is known as a strong beautiful breed. Since the breed was used for herding in the past, the Sheltie is nimble and quick. The breed looks like a smaller version of the long-haired Collie. The head is long and wedge shaped. The most notable trait is the long double coat that looks like a lion's mane. The coat is beautiful and dense and can be shown in various colors. These colors include; sable and black, blue merle, white and tan. The almond shaped eyes are filled with life and the ears are small and expressive. The teeth should meet in a scissors bite and the nose is black in color. The Shetland sheepdog is known for its swiftness, and jumping skills as well. The males should look very masculine and the females should remain feminine.
Sheltie's Temperament
The Sheltie is known to be a wonderful companion dog. They have a nice even temperament and are very smart. The breed is known for its quickness and agility. Shetland Sheepdogs love to please and obey. They are good with children and adults alike and will protect when need be. They do not tolerate strangers and will often bark constantly when in the presence of a stranger. With proper socialization at a very early age this can be avoided.
The Sheltie is easy to train because of their high level of intelligence. The Sheltie needs to be kept busy, if not they may become bored and get into trouble. Remember the Shetland sheepdog comes from herding bloodlines and this is very instinctual for the breed. This means that they love to chase. To avoid any accidents you should always have your Sheltie on a leash or in an enclosed yard area.
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The Shetland sheepdog is known for its high level of intelligence and loving protective ways. This breed would make a fine house pet for a home with a large family as well as for an individual seeking companionship. If there are small children around they must be aware of the breed's desire to herd which means they may tend to chase cars, people, animals, etc. The children will need to always keep the dog close. Early socialization is always recommended as well to ensure that your puppy will be a close part of the family.
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FDA OK's Spectrum Cancer Drug for Wider UseSubmitted by Jason Ramsey on Sat, 09/05/2009 - 05:32
An Irvine drug maker, Spectrum Pharmaceuticals Inc., has said that it got regulatory approval for an expanded use of a cancer drug.
Spectrum said that the FDA approved Zevalin as an early treatment for a blood cancer, in patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. The drug was used previously on patients whose tumors did not respond to other treatments.
Spectrum Pharmaceuticals inks 50:50 JV pact with Cell TherapeuticsSubmitted by Dominic Haber on Fri, 11/28/2008 - 20:49
Spectrum Pharmaceuticals and Cell Therapeutics have entered into an agreement to form a 50:50 owned joint venture, RIT Oncology, to commercialize and develop Zevalin in the United States.
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Comments about DYNAFLEX Powerball with Docking Station:
I have used this product to improve my grip and arm strength so that I can climb in the rockgym a little better. The product does deliver a simulated weight that appears to improve strength. Originally the product displayed was for 45 pounds, but the delivered product was for 38 pounds. The base is definitely a plus because I find it very difficult to start the gyro without the base providing the few 1000 rpm start. One drawback is that the base get the gyro rotating, but also causes the powerball to jump a little in the cradle. This results in the guide nib getting a little worn. Another observation is that after a month of using the base (10 seconds, 3-5 times a day), the batteries appear to be dying. I guess I need to learn how to start it without the base!
One other note is that my kids love using it (hence the 3-5 starts per day). The flashing lights and the simulated weight occupies them for quite some time.
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Product was delivered on time, but it was not the product that was pictured (was 38# vs 45# pictured). When I called EMS they were very sympathetic and offered to take the product back or discount the item. I also noticed that the description and picture have now been updated. Kudos to EMS Customer Service for their professionalism and prompt responses (they returned calls and journalled conversations).
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I am currently deployed to Afghanistan, and bought this to supplement my current workout regimen while I am not in the gym or at my desk. It works great to work my wrist, lower arm, and shoulder. My only issue comes with the lights; they may be entertaining for some, but for me they are more of annoyance.
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Really fun for everyone to try. The DVD has a lot of interesting exercises. Docking station works well, but takes a while to increase RPM's high enough to start. Faster to do it by hand. Really nice feature for kids though.
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If I could change one thing about this product, it would be I wished it came to my attention earlier. I was suffering from wrist mobility problems for a few months since summer and I don't have the money to see a doctor about it. A fellow recommended me this product after seeing me at the gym having issues lifting weights. I took his advice and surprisingly, it helped out a LOT! My wrist feels better when i turn it and now I can grip heavy objects easily. I love it and I will post again when it fully heals which hopefully will be soon!
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My arms has been very sore for a long time due to injuries on the basketball court but as athletes, you just keep going. One thing I like about this is its compact and I can just drop it in my gym bag and go. If you're a baller then you know that any wrist injury means you're completely done for the day and the quickest recovery method must be used. Along with working with my trainers, this product helps me recover off the court and it hasn't let me down. Highly recommended!
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I GOT THIS POWERBALL TO HELP WITH MY GRIP STRENGHT IN BASEBALL. I NEVER USED ONE BUT ONCE I GOT IT GOING IT WAS AMAZING. I NEVER FELT ANYTHING LIKE IT THIS 1 POUND BALL FEELS LIKE A 20 POUND BALL WHEN IT'S SPINNING. COOL. IT PUSHS AGAINST YOU WHEN YOU USE LIKE RESISTANCE. I HAVE IMPROVED THE AMOUNT OF TIME THAT I CAN BAT AND PITCH.mY ARM USE TO TINGLE AFTER A LONG GAME. IT HASNT DONE THAT SINCE I STARTED USING IT.I LOVE IT, MY FRIENDS LOVE IT TOO.


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I was thinking, it's weird despite the length of Raw, 'divas' still have to have short matches, and despite the roster being huge, the amount of different matches out there, we always see the same wrestlers and matches every week, it has moments of brilliance still but wwe has kinda turned wrestling into a popy shallow joke
Hey, did you watch the Finals, how does it feel to be World Cup champion?
lol, are you chasing me in the comment section? i just noticed your reply to my comment on Ronaldo. I'm a huge FCB fan by the way.
@"LVG looks like a pug" you know a lot of people find pugs cute right? XD
How're you Julia?
I'm enjoying WWE at the moment as well, KO is making me watch as well as Ambrose. Hope Charlotte gets called up soon.
Thoughts on money in the bank?
im a r truth and jeff hardy fan. roman reigns is aight tho
Hey there Julia, are you as excited as I am for our match up against Sweden tomorrow? This is going to be great. How do you like our chances? They have beaten us before, but I am confident that things will be different this time around! One thing is for sure. We are going to put up one heck of a fight. Lets go USA.
Agreed. They are alright, but they aint nothing the realest guys in the room can't handle. Enzo Amore = Entertainment, which means those 2 sloppy jalopies don't stand a chance. In any other company they may stand a chance, but this is World Wrestling Enzo-tainment, and when the company is named after you it don't matter who you face. If you don't believe that then you are....
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Finally, Indian food that one can eat..BK Heights has not had good Indian restaurants, but this one has a lot of potential...The food tastes great. I would not sit-in to eat though...not a big fan of their floor carpet
Posted by Andrew on 09/30/2009
The food is by far the best Indian in the Heights - curry chicken and korma are good, and the paneer is also solid. I would agree with the service the first week, but they seem to be quicker now for me at least.
Posted by brooklyn girl on 09/28/2009
I ordered take out from this restaurant last Friday night. Went in, ordered a saag paneer and tandoori mix grilled, both of which were dishes I love and know well, especially since we used to get it from Curry Leaf (the Indian restaurant formerly in this spot). First annoyance was that the waiter refused my credit card, and he went on to make a vague excuse about the CC machine being kind of broken. So I paid cash. After waiting about 20 minutes, while only four people were dining at the restaurant, I got my food and brought it home. The tandoori mixed grill was ALL chicken, and smothered in a overly sweet mango sauce (it typically should not have sauce on it, though it is my fault that I didn't see this described on the menu). The saag paneer had an orange-color sauce and very little spinach or paneer. When I called the restaurant to tell them that the tandoori dish was missing all the other meats, the restaurant reluctantly offered to make a new one, and then asked me to pick it up. I had just been in the restaurant while waiting for my food and they knew I was 9 months pregnant. Anyway, the replaced dish came to our home eventually, but it was still mostly chicken with two very dry pieces of shrimp. This place is NOT recommended.
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Barack Obama and Anna Wintour Hanging Out Tonight; We Imagine Their Conversation
Barack Obama's in town! This means that a) traffic is going to be a disaster and b) we can write some fan fiction. One of his stops is an expensive dinner hosted by Anna Wintour and Harvey Weinstein -- could you think of a pair more opposite in physicality but more alike in power? -- at Weinstein's place in the West Village.
What will serious-minded Barry talk about with these entertainment moguls? Here's an imagined conversation:
Obama: So, Anna, I'm dying to know. What's with that Condé Nast elevator Twitter account?
Anna: Barack, we've discussed this already: I know you're really interested, but it's a sore subject. I really don't want to talk about it.
Obama: So is it really that guy from Lucky? Who would have thought that magazine would ever give you trouble?
Anna: Barack!
Obama: Okay, okay! Sorry I brought it up.
There's a lull in conversation. It's silent. Deadly silent. As silent as when Anna is in the Condé elevator with an intern.
Anna: So, Barack, how's the national economic crisis going?
Obama: Anna, I would prefer not to discuss that tonight.
Once, again, silence, until Gwyneth Paltrow (who the Post says will be there) breaks into a rousing rendition of "Fuck You" with hubby Chris Martin accompanying her on piano.
Harvey: Bravo, Gwyneth. No one remembers GOOP.
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Insalate Mista with mixed lettuces, red onion, grilled artichoke, parmigiano and red-wine-mustard vinaigrette.
Trattoria Marcella owners Jamie and Steve Komorek have expanded to West County with the four-month-old Marcella's Mia Sorella (14426 Clayton Road). Will their new Ballwin digs win the critical acclaim that their South City restaurant has?
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International Headache Genetics Consortium
International Headache Genetics Consortium (IHGC) is a multinational research collaboration studying genetic causes and background of headache and related disorders. It aims to boost research in this area by bringing together the increasing wealth of well-characterised genetic information and high quality diagnostic data, as well as analysis expertise, to discover basis for future treatments. It is funded by a variety of organisations including the Wellcome Trust (UK) and the National Institutes of Health (US).
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Alliance Bank Routing Number, Alliance Contact Info and Alliance Bank Branches
Alliance Bank is a financial institution that is community based and serves the greater Philadelphia Metropolitan area. They are in their 73rd year of operation and offer nine full service branches in the region. Alliance Bancorp is a publicly traded company and is on the NASDAQ under "ALLB". Alliance Bank is headquartered in Broomall, Pa. They regularly receive awards for service and financial strength. Alliance Bank is strongly invested in community and they participate in various community groups and projects.


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The Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) Theatre department presents several performances of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow during November.
Based on the Washington Irving short story, this adaptation is by award winning playwright Kathryn Shultz Miller. This version highlights comedy and action, with just the right amount of thrills and chills for children. This year's production is especially aimed at children in elementary school, first through fifth grades.
All performances will be held in the College Theatre, 26000 S.E. Stark St., in Gresham. Tickets are available for the following performances: Nov. 7, 9 and 14 at 10:30 a.m. and Nov. 19 at 2 p.m. To reserve seats for the morning shows, call 503-491-7154. Tickets may also be purchased at the door. Tickets for the Nov. 19 show may be purchased at the door prior to the performance, or in the theatre lobby on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. ? noon. All tickets are $2. As in the past, no one will be turned away because of inability to pay.
When schoolmaster Ichabod Crane arrives in Tarry Town, he thinks he has found the perfect new home. Ichabod's attentions are divided between sampling delicious meals made by local moms and competing with Brom Bones for the hand of beautiful and wealthy Katrina Van Tassel. Brom sees him moving in on his lady friend and invites Ichabod to a night of ghost stories around the campfire. Will Ichabod be brave enough to walk alone after hearing the story of the headless horseman? Will Katrina choose superstitious Ichabod or practical joker Brom?
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is directed by Bruce Hostetler, an MHCC instructor, who has directed theatre and opera productions throughout the West Coast and for four years was the stage manager of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Daryl Harrison Carson, MHCC instructor, did the scenic and lighting design. Liz Hoover did the costume design.
MHCC invites children in the Gresham area to submit artwork to be displayed in the College Theatre lobby. Art should be autumn themed and will be displayed during performances of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. For more information, please call the box office at 503-491-7154. Art in the Lobby is sponsored in part by a generous grant from the City of Gresham.
For more information, please call Harrison Carson, 503-491-7159.
Parking permits are required on the Gresham Campus and may be purchased for $3 at ticket kiosks located by the flagpoles and gym.
Individuals requiring accommodations due to a disability should contact the MHCC Disability Services Office at 503-491-6923 or 503-491-7670 (TDD). Please call at least two weeks prior to the event to ensure availability.


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