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There's always one absolute favorite product in any girl's beauty cupboard and for me it's my array of Sara Happ Lip Scrubs. Although lip exfoliation is something I do on a random occurrence, I've fallen so in love with this brand and it's cute packaging that I've become a collector of sorts. Is it a little obsessive-compulsive that I have to have them perfectly lined up and the labels facing outwards?
For those who aren't familiar with the brand, Sara Happ specializes in gentle but effective sugar scrubs for the lips, a key lip balm called "The Lip Slip," and a beautiful body scrub.
Normally her product scents are that of what you'd experience in your favorite bakery, but this summer she's gone a bit fruity, not in the head, but in her latest limited edition lip scrub for summer, Sparkling Pink Grapefruit.
This delicious lip scrub has hints of sweet grapefruit and is a necessity during a season where our lips experience the harsh and drying rays of the sun. Make a weekly date with Sara Happ's fabulous products!
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For the month of October 2011, when you purchase one of Sara Happ's Sparkling Pink Grapefruit lip scrubs b-glowing will donate 20% of the proceeds to the V Foundation for Breast Cancer Awareness. And let me tell you, these fruity scented lip scrubs can't stay on the shelves thanks to the feature in People Magazine a few weeks ago.
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'Tis the season to be jolly and to have cracked, dry and unkissable lips. However, my smackeroos aren't going down without a fight and what better timing to do something about it than with the arrival of Sara Happ's latest holiday limited edition: The Black Cherry Lip Scrub and Lip Slip Duo! I was so in love with her past holiday lip scrub, Red Velvet and honestly didn't think anything could top it but I was wrong. With delish aromas of luscious black cherry and hints of velvety warmth, this is the perfect product to gently exfoliate the sensitive dry skin on your lips and leave them feeling silky smooth and very kissable. Top it off with The Lip Slip for added moisture and gloss and your lip pillows are ready for that mistletoe.
This duo by Sara Happ truly is the perfect holiday gift, whether it be for yourself or a friend who loves bakery type scents and lip products. Both of these products would normally sell for $48 but you get this duo for only $40!! That's an $8 savings for a present you'll be hearing rave reviews about from the recipients for months to come.Read More »
Valentine's Day is one of the perfect times to experiment with a new, romantic look. Getting made up for a hot date isn't just important because it makes you feel confident and flirty, it also shows your date that this night out is important and that you want him to feel proud of being with you. Keep in mind that the most romantic look for Valentine's Day is the one that makes you feel comfortable and yourself (because it's not hot to worry about how you look).
During the weeks leading up to Valentine's Day, you need to do some prep work. Just as an artist prepares a canvas before creating a beautiful piece of art, you must prepare yourself. Practice a daily skincare routine so your face is irresistibly soft and clear. Don't forget about your lips. Achieve the softest lips ever with a Sara Happ lip scrub, which gently exfoliates the flaky, dry skin on your lips so they're always supple. Use the Sara Happ sugar scrub every night, and follow it up with an ultra-moisturizing lip balm. Your lips will be so kissable that it will be hard for your date to not kiss and tell.Read More »
I'm slightly obsessed with Sara Happ products and am literally dying of excitement when she comes out with a new Lip Scrub flavor. Sara has been listening to her obsessive-compulsive gloss appliers out there and has made her uber popular Lip Slip Balm into a Lip Slip Gloss that comes in a finger-free easy to apply tube. It's the same formulation, rich in nourishing ingredients of Jojoba and Macadamia Nut Oils, but with an added bonus of extra shine! We all like to have the option of a jar or a gloss and now you can collect them both. Keep one on your bed side table and one in your purse so you always have some lip moisture with you at all times.Read More »
The skin on your lips is one of the most sensitive parts of your body. In spite of their gentleness, lips undergo a lot of abuse – from sun exposure to cold blasts of wind to excessively dry weather. If you don't take care of your lips, they can become chapped or crack, leaving them the opposite of kissable. Caring for them with the ingredients found in a natural lip balm, such as RODIN Olio Lusso lip balm, can keep your kisser soft and hydrated. Here are some other benefits you'll receive from regularly using your favorite lip balm:Read More »
A beauty junkie's addiction can be easily seen first hand by taking a peak through her makeup bag. One of the key items always found is a stash of lip products varying in lip glosses, lip sticks or stains of different shades, shimmers and textures. It's very typical of women that we cannot be satisfied with bare lips for to long and having a lip product tucked away in our purse makes for a kind of security blanket of sorts.
This very discussion was the key topic in this mornings The Zoe Report's e-newsletter along with their '10 Picks to Pucker Up' your lips for spring. One of the covetable picks which is no surprise to us is Sara Happ's recent addition, The Lip Slip Gloss saying, "Prep your pucker for a shine-filled season with this must have gloss." Only $18, this #1 selling item is a pocket sized and finger friendly gloss that delivers maximum shine and deep conditioning for your precious lip pillows!
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My absolute favorite fruit in the world is now the inspiration for one of my absolute favorite brand's newest product: green apple! Crispy and sweet is the best way to describe Sara Happ's latest limited edition Green Apple Lip Scrub.
If you haven't had the privilege of experiencing one of her lip scrubs yet I feel really bad for your lips! This luxurious product has tiny sugar granules that gently exfoliate the lips and leave them soft and kissable. When you purchase this particular Sara Happ lip scrub, you're also benefiting Matt Damon's environmental project Water.org with 20% of all profits going towards providing safe water and sanitation to third world communities.
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Rachel Zoe is a busy, in demand stylist to the stars, designer, and is now celebrating her latest venture, mommyhood. Rachel as we all know has wonderful taste, but now her life has gotten even more busy so this Mother's Day she has shared with People magazine her tasteful selections of gifts for those mommies on the go. One of her favorites also happens to be one of ours, Sara Happ's Gift Set, which for the great price of $40 also includes her award winning Lip Slip and Black Cherry Lip Scrub. Already housed in the cutest packaging, Rachel says, "I'm completely addicted to this, and every time I introduce someone to Sara Happ, they love it." Sounds like a no brainer Mother's Day gift for sure!
The eyes are the window to the soul and the lips are just as alluring and provacative. We need to take good care of our lip pillows 365 days a year to keep them readily soft and kissable. The skin on the lips is a lot thinner and sensitive than our bodies so we need to be mindful of the products we use to address the issues of cracked skin and dry lips. Take a gander at some of our picks to keep them pucker-iffic!
First step to soft lips is to exfoliate and there's nothing better or more yummy smelling than Sara Happ's Limited Edition Blood Orange Lip Scrub. Tiny, granular sugar crystals gently exfoliates flaky skin to leave lips incredibly soft and supple. One of my favorite products ever, this is gentle enough to use once a week. Try your best not to be tempted to eat any, it smells that enticing.
If you'd like to forego the step of needing a sink then Ilia's handy Lip Exfoliator comes in lipstick form and can be used daily. Organic ingredients blended with tiny granules of volcanic stone powder gently exfoliate lips. There's no need to rinse, simply follow up with a lip conditioner to seal in moisture.
For lip conditioning like no other may I tempt you and your wallet with By Terry's Baume de Rose SPF 15. This rose like no other (it smells of the classic flower), is a melt away balm that has become the must have of Hollywood stars because of its ability to repair, nourish, regenerate the lip area and leave a beautiful soft glossy sheen in it's wake. It can also be used as a salve to strengthen your cuticles!
Don't let lips go naked! You've buffed and conditioned them to perfection, now it's time to get them noticed with a hint of color with Kevyn Aucoin The Lip Gloss. Choose from 12 different shades from soft peach to the brightest blood red that will keep lips shiny and smooth without feeling greasy or slippery.
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An amazing pink and orange sunset is setting the perfect romantic backdrop, you're wearing your favorite floral sundress, your hair is styled in the perfect undone beach wave. He leans in for the kiss and then you remember……my dry, flaky lips are not in any condition for romance! If only we could pause the situation like a movie scene, but unfortunately if you haven't remembered to exfoliate your lips, chances are this is going to be one rough smackeroo session.
Because the lips are a thinner and more sensitive area than the rest of your face, it's imperative that you use a separate exfoliant for that area, not the abrasive microderm product you might use on the rest of your face. There's is no better product than Sara Happ's Limited Edition Blood Orange Lip Scrub. This gentle yet effective sugar scrub will lightly exfoliate your lips with delish smelling granular sugar crystals. Simply apply onto lips and rub in circular motions for a minute and then rinse off. The lips are left soft and smooth and ready for some kissing!
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If you've ever wondered why lipstick gets embedded in the cracks of your lips even after the majority of it has disappeared or why the application process can be less than smooth then you've stumbled upon an area that needs its own special beauty routine. Typically when flakiness occurs we think to just wipe some lipbalm on them for a quick fix, however the lips need to be exfoliated and conditioned just like the rest of the body in order to have lipstick look great and be applied to precision. Our favorite product that gives great 'lip service' as seen in the September issue of In Style magazine is the Sara Happ Blood Orange Lip Scrub. Consisting of gentle sugar crystals to exfoliate and condition the lips and the delish and citrusy aroma of blood orange, Sara Happ sugar scrubs will leave lips in the perfect form for lipstick application. Any of her products are a major staff favorite around these parts!
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Shop Sara Happ here! Today an item came across my desk and got me very excited for Christmas. Mostly because I really want to gift this particular item to myself. Every year around this time Sara Happ announces her new holiday scented product. Last year was my absolute favorite because it meant the arrival of the Red Velvet Lip Scrub. So delish that sometimes I opened my bathroom drawer just to smell it, I've been savoring every last sugar scrub morsel of it because I didn't think she would bring it back. However, the good news is, it is most definitely back and this time featured inside a special value packed duo!
The Sara Happ Holiday 2012 Gift Set features a Red Velvet Lip Scrub and her famous Lip Slip for only $40! Enclosed inside a festive red box with white ribbon, this gift will have you hearing endless thank you's all season long. A definite b-glowing staff holiday pick!
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She's our youngest staff member, a mom to a darling little girl, and a whizz at holiday trivia (or perhaps a whizz at fastest googler). Today I'm pleased to introduce Kayla's holiday picks! She's always on the go so loves products that are time efficient but also give great results. Here are some of the products she's hoping to get gifted this year:
Kelly Van Gogh Shampoo & Conditioner - These smell so good and although I have not tried them myself I've heard nothing but great things about how beautiful this combination makes your hair.
Voluspa Bella Sucre Scalloped Edge Glass Candle - I'm absolutely in love with this scent of tiare petals and light coconut milk and the elegant scalloped edge container makes it look really luxe on a coffee table or nightstand.
Sara Happ Holiday 2012 Gift Set - Red Velvet says it all....yum! And following the delicious Red Velvet Lip Scrub with the Lip Slip equals perfection.
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With the gift giving season in full swing it's a race to try and find the perfect gift for everyone on your list. There are so many nice things to choose from so we thought we'd share some of our favorite b-glowing giftables that have great value and will bring smiles to your loved ones faces. If you like to shop on your own, the b-glowing gift guide is a wonderful resource to shop by gift sets, luxury gifts, stocking stuffers and more!
Last holiday season the Sara Happ Red Velvet Lip Scrub was introduced and has become their best selling item. This year you can purchase it in a special Sara Happ Holiday 2012 Gift Set that includes the Red Velvet scrub along with their famous Lip Slip. It comes in already giftable black and white packaging with a black ribbon. This product smells so good it's hard not to eat and leaves lips exfoliated and soft.
Erno Laszlo has a trusted reputation built over decades of treating the skin with effective products and award winning formulations. It also has a wonderful history of treating the silver screen complexions of Marilyn Monroe, Grace Kelly and more. This holiday season they've introduced a special Hollywood Collection Set that includes two bath and body products inspired by Marilyn Monroe - the Hydra Therapy BodySkin Cream and Hydra Therapy Bath & Shower Gel housed inside a pretty pink box compliments each other to leave skin fresh, clean and smelling beautiful.
The New Black Ombre 5 Piece Nail Sets are a big showstopper in any color you choose and are so affordable for those who want to spend under $25 on a gift. You'll get five nail lacquers in a series of complimentary shades that work well when going for an ombre effect. Or, choose to wear one of the polishes on all the nails. So many different variations with one product!
Oprah loves it and so do we! The Kai Body Buffer is one of the brands most popular sellers because it smells amazing and is fun to use! The body buffer comes in a two sponge set that releases Kai's signature white flower aroma and foaming bubbles when wet.
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b-glowing.com brands got a lot of love last week. We get so excited when we stumble upon our favorite products in the press and pages of our beloved beauty mags. Find out what has been making headlines here!
The Zoe Report featured three b-glowing summer season staples last week:
Sara Happ: The new, limited edition Lip Scrub flavors, Lemonade and Lavender, are perfect for soothing sun-chapped lips. Add this product to your nightly beauty routine to prevent a parched pucker.
St. Tropez: TZR's pick for tried and true sunless tanning, St. Tropez Bronzing Mousse and Bronzing Spray will give you a natural, streak-free glow without the harsh and dangerous UV rays.
Rodin: Reveal hydrated, radiant skin with Olio Lusso Luxury Face Oil. Formulated for all skin types, this essential oil-infused liquid moisturizer leaves your face looking luminous, but not greasy.
People magazine included Julianne Hough in their 'Summer Beauty Watch' segment earlier this month:
Prtty Peaushun: Hough's go-to faux glow for sunny weather is Prtty Peaushun in Medium. This illuminating tinted lotion uses light-reflecting technology to hide minor imperfections and give definition to your body.
InStyle magazine gave their recommendations on how to achieve this season's 'bare' look in :
Kevyn Aucoin: The Sensual Skin Enhancer is a multipurpose primer, foundation, and concealer all-in-one. Used first as an allover base, then again to cover dark circles, blemishes and age spots, this redness-reducing must-have perfects skin without looking cakey.
Stay in-the-know on what's 'Hot Off the Press' by following our Pinterest board.Read More »
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Everyone is getting in the swing of spring and summer with pretty pastels and bright pops of color. One of the best ways to display your bright side is with an eye-catching lipstick, packed full of pigment. It will brighten up your face is ways you wouldn't imagine, and give off a fun and flirty vibe. Here are some tips to make sure your bold lip looks its best!
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Enter now to WIN A YEAR OF BEAUTY from some of our favorite brands! FOUR WINNERS CHOSEN! Each prize valued at $2,828!
We're celebrating our 10th anniversary with a FABULOUS giveaway for our b-glowing.com devotees. Each month we will send the four winners a beauty bundle containing full size product from some of the top names in beauty.
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Our jobs here at b-glowing may seem all fun and make-up but some topics require serious exploration. The subject of kissing and lip glosses came up over lunch the other day and we decided we needed to compile a list in the name of research.
We came to the conclusion that there are some lip glosses that our men hate, some that when they see you applying it- they go in for a kiss just because it is that tasty, and some that we love because it keeps the color and/or shine even after the steamiest make-out session.
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I guess you missed the fact that neither me or my family is fat. We occasionally go out to dinner and are responsible parents. Soda is a sometimes treat. I don't need the government telling me what or how much to feed my family. Its my job. I have the FREEDOM to decide what I eat and I can make good choices without you or some mayor running my life. Butt out of it.
Simple fix. Become a citizen. Sign up, take the time and the required steps and pledge the oath. Put as much effort into being a citizen as you did becoming a lawyer.
If we go by Catslave logic, any drunk behaving badly or breaking the law would lead to a ban on the activity that they are doing by anyone. I hereby propose a list of activities that should be banned.
Driving a car.
All professional sports.
All concerts.
Nascar events.
Dining at restaurants.
The entire State Fair.
Please add some more things to the list of freedoms we should let the government take away.
We have to much freedom and we are unable to live a reasonable life without the Governments help.
You were not there. You don't know what happened. Keep your uneducated opinions to yourself.
How would you charge him with attempted murder if he never fired a shot at the knife wielding robber? He held him till police showed up. He never harmed him.
If this was JoePa,s grandchild being molested, would he have let it go with no police invovlement? If the answer is yes, he's a monster too and if it is no, then he's a hypocrite of biblical proportions. Protecting children is the number one priority. Period.
Wrong, every firefighter in Syracuse took drug test to get on the job. Thats for over 20 years now.
Wow!! What a textbook definition of no class. Please remove the term "fyrman" from your handle. Its embarrassing to the rest of us.
Your Quote "and meanwhile the fire dept is getting an $800.000 fire truck funded even though it is not nessicary perhaps the wrong ones got kicked to the curb" Then you say you respect our line of work. You have no respect for FF and your post show it. What happened to your post about positive pressure ventilation? How we do it wrong? If you dont like being called out than stop with the negative rants. Your knowledge of FF tactics is wrong. I love how you wont answer anypoints put to you. Fire trucks and the senior center have no bearing on each other. Should not be in the same conversation, but you, somehow link them. Somehow its our fault. How do we get higher salaries this year? We have lost 28 fire dept. positions in 2 years, closed a company, took 2 years of zero raises and an increase in our health care costs, and are running shorter than ever before but we are the problem. Yes federal money is still tax money. Would you have no one go do the decontamination and hazmat jobs? Some one has to do it for days on end and its not free. No one does hazmat work for free. The feds are paying us to do a messy, dirty job that requires our equipment and training and manpower. Someone has to do it. Someone has to plow the streets, put out the fire, pick up the trash, and they dont do it for free. Services cost something. Now your mad because the Feds are paying us to do it.
Explain anywhere in my posts where i said i was supporting closing the senior center. Never happened. I don't support it. You however have made countless misinformed attacks on the fire dept. and fire ground tactics and its response to our mutual aid to downstate. FEMA is financing the HAZMAT decontamination teams downstate. We have one of the few qualified Hazmat teams in the area. Grant money is also being used to purchase the new Hazmat unit. It was money that would never have been used to help the senior center. Strictly for Hazmat uses from the Feds. Did you know that three days ago the mayor cut our on duty strength by 8 firefighters closed a truck company and a rescue rig for good and sent those rigs and manpower to other houses to replace other aging apparatus and will not be buying a new ladder truck that was coming. You don't know what your talking about. Quit while you only sound misinformed and not stupid.
That would be the third post by cityforlife flaming the Fire Dept. in 2 days. Did you fail the entrance test or are you just bored in your parents basement posting a hundred times a day. Your glaring uneducated, misinformation about the Fire Dept. is tiresome. Go away already. Or at least post about things you actually know things about, comic books, cheetos ect.
Wow, ThatGuy! 2 articles today you flamed the SFD. Its nice to know you can bring your superior firefighting and ventilation tactics to an anonymous web blog. Perhaps you could come to fire chiefs office an explain to everyone how to run a fire dept. according to your better judgment. Please also include your many credentials to comment on fire dept. tactics.
One point missed is you can payoff your home, and still pay $6000.00 to $10.000 a year in taxes for life in NY. You may pay more for a home in other states but when its paid for, you wont be crushed every year on a retirement income. Taxes keep going up and if your on a fixed income it will eventually destroy you. 10 years taxes @$7000.00= $70,000 gone. 10 years at $2500.00= $25,000. A lot of money for a retired person.
"Meet the new Boss, same as the old Boss" "We wont get fooled again" Maybe we will.
Go away!!
Hardfacts, try posting before you finish your 12 pack and maybe your posts would seem more coherent. I know that's a big word for you so I'll help you out. It means understandable.
Just so I got this straight, there were a thousand parties last night and the police were not stationed directly outside the house of the ONE where someone got stabbed. So its there fault. New year same same old idiot logic.
Just so I got this straight, they are asking for voting help from an underage, non-american to help influence OUR election. New world order baby.

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Don't let yourself get in a crafting bind--punch through it with Small Circle Craft Lever Punch. This punch gives you the ability to punch out a perfect circle, perfect for those year-round crafts, from scrapbooks and cards to invitations and frames. Get identical-sized punches every time!
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I purchased this punch to make faux capiz shell garland for my Christmas Tree out of waxed paper. i even ironed several layers together to get a stiffer paper. This cutter did not even cut full circles. The paper jammed in it over and again, even when I tried regular card stock. They recommend sharpening the cutter by punching aluminum foil but even that didn't help. This is going back to the store.
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This punch is AWFUL. I've purchased two of this punch (months apart) and neither was aligned properly. It would leave a circle imprint on the paper with only small slits cut - a full circle punch could not be made. A horrible waste of money in my opinion!
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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Musicians, food vendors and artisans are all common sights at the monthly Third Thursday festivities. But Boy Scouts of America hikers? That's a bit unusual.
Scouts of Troop 2, fondly known as "The Deuce," were there last week though, taking a hike (of sorts) around the historic downtown area to raise awareness for their upcoming 51.2 mile hike happening next month.
The troop is hiking for bladder cancer research, and all of the proceeds will benefit the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network (BCAN). As the boys walked around Third Thursday with their 25 – 30 lb. packs in tow, they distributed flyers and business cards to passersby, asking for donations and support.
According to Scoutmaster Glenn Justis, the troop had decided they wanted to do a large hike for a while, but it was an article in Boy's Life Magazine that inspired him to suggest they raise money for a charity too.
Not long after, a tragedy hit the Justis family and The Deuce: Justis' mother, Beverly, died from bladder cancer.
Beverly Justis was heavily involved with the Boy Scouts: similarly to how she was a Den mother when her son and husband worked as a team with the Boy Scouts, she filled the role of Den grandmother while her grandson, Joe, and son work as a team with Troop 2.
"She was kind of like the troop grandmother," said Justis. "All of the scouts, they were all of her kids. That's just how she was."
After her death on Jan. 19, 2013, the troop chose bladder cancer research as the recipient for its hike fundraising efforts.
Justis said the troop has been training for their hike since then, completing practice hikes and camps throughout the year.
The real hike – which will take place Dec. 26 – 31 – will involve six days of hiking the Palmetto Trail. The Deuce will begin at the trailhead of Swamp Fox Passage in Awendaw and conclude at Lake Moultrie where the Boy Scouts have a camp.
Justis said while the troop has 27 scouts, ranging in age from 11 to 15 years old, only about 15 will qualify to do the hike. They must complete training hikes and camps, he said.
The next training hike will be roughly 20 miles and include crossing the Ravenel Bridge in Charleston.
That's less than half the actual hike distance, though. The real hike is 51.2 miles, and the troop is hoping to raise $1,000 per mile, a total fundraising goal of $51,200.
"Who knows if we will raise it all, but if we set the goal too low we'll never know how much we can raise," Justis said.
He said the troop has mapped out their trail to include hiking between 4 – 9 miles per day. The group – which includes five adults – will not be carrying food or water, so their hikes must follow the plan in order to make it to their supply drop locations.
While the trip has been heavily planned and prepared for, it is no small feat.
"Very few scouts get to do a 50-miler like this. I'm an eagle scout, I did lots of things but I never did a 50 mile hike. They're really doing something special here," the scoutmaster said.
"This was [my son's] goal. It's not easy to hear your child come home at 11 years old and say that's what he wants to do, but you do what you can to help support your child," said troop mother Andi Stem.
After they reach Lake Moultrie, the hikers will meet up with the remainder of the troop, parents and other supporters for what Justis calls "the grand finale."
The Deuce will celebrate their accomplishments with a rally including a cook out, guest speakers, music and fireworks. The Dec. 31 event is open to the public.
To learn more about The Deuce and donating to their hike, visit the troop website, http://www.scoutlander.com/publicsite/unithome.aspx?UID=11887.
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Braelyn Polk believes choosing a college is akin to having a sense of style.
"Just like everyone has an individual style, different people belong at different schools," said Polk, a student at Vance-Granville Community College.
Polk, along with about 50 of her peers, circulated through the college fair at the college's main campus Wednesday afternoon where roughly a dozen local four-year colleges and universities were represented.
"I really enjoy college fairs because they expose you to what else is out there," she said. "It's cool to see all the different college environments out there."
For Polk and her friend Hailey Andrick, the community college is a stepping stone to a four-year college and a bachelor's degree.
Andrick, who is working on her associate's degree in art, said she wants to transfer to Meredith College, where she hopes to major in psychology and religion.
"I've been looking at an all-girls school and I didn't realize how broad Meredith College is," said Andrick, who chatted with a Meredith admissions representative at Wednesday's fair.
"I learned that a lot of girls there are going for the same reason as I am," she said. "I got her card and she is going to send me more information about the school."
Among the colleges represented were Western Carolina University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, East Carolina University, N.C. State University and N.C. A&T University. Others that accept a large percentage of community college transfer students every year were also represented.
Trellina Crews, a Vance County Early College High School student, said she came to the fair to check out schools that offer nutrition and counseling programs, which she intends to pursue after graduation.
"It's nice to talk to people who are actually from the school because you get a feel for what those places are really like," she said.
Crews is applying to schools all over the state, including UNC Greensboro where she visited through a class field trip.
But she doesn't have the luxury of traveling to visit all the schools where she will apply.
The college fair is the next best thing to an actual visit, she said.
"You can talk to people directly, get a first-hand account and receive informational materials that answer a lot of questions," she said.
Lee Powell III, a culinary arts student, said the representative from N.C. State didn't have much information about the anthropology program, which he is interested in pursuing as a transfer student.
"He couldn't tell me what I needed to know, but he gave me brochures and directed me where to find the information, so it was still helpful," Powell said.
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When transporting massive nuclear generators, there's only one chance to do it right.
At least that's what Jim Meehan says, the product manager and engineer of Perkins Specialized Transportation Contracting, which deals in hauling heavy and long objects. The company recently moved four massive steam generators for a nuclear power plant, weighing more than 760,000 pounds.
To do this, Perkins took three years designing a 400-foot-long, dual-lane truck and trailer for the sole purpose of transporting the old steam generators from Southern California's San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station to a site in Clive, located in northwestern Utah.
The truck has 192 wheels and 48 axles that rotate independently, which allows the massive vehicle to move on turns and different road grades. "It's the most practical answer," Meehan said in a phone interview.
Meehan said the company is in the process of submitting a Guinness World Record for the heaviest load transported over the longest distance, for moving the four generators. Perkins generally moves massive objects weighing in excess of 200 tons including oil drilling equipment in northern Canada and other nuclear projects.
Minding the road wasn't the only problem though. California has some of the most strict transportation regulation standards in the country, and the truck had to be designed according to the state's regulations to gain approval from the Department of Transportation, before it was constructed, said Meehan.
He credits virtual prototyping tools from design company Autodesk for making the whole project work. The software allowed engineers and designers of the truck to find "areas that were weak, and needed further reinforcement," before it was even contracted, Meehan said.
"The ability to produce renderings was very helpful," said Meehan, noting that during the design process, they had run the project by several agencies to get the green-light.
"We're actually not risk-takers. We're very methodical in what we do," he said, adding that the entire transportation route was drawn using 3-D design software. "For a while there, our product only existed digitally."
The company commissioned police escorts through the three states, which Meehan referred to as "a parade with a lot of flashing lights." Police kept traffic from moving, and kept it out of the way of the massive truck.
Most of the travel in Southern California, which has some of the busiest roads in the world, was done late at night.
Choosing the right roads was a process in itself. "We actually did what we call a route survey. The straightest path rarely works because turns are a major consideration," he said. "Fortunately, Southern California has streets with very generous turns."
The team also had to check weight limits on every bridge they planned to drive the massive truck over.
Designing and planning wasn't everything though. Meehan said with a laugh that as the truck passed through certain towns, "some of the communities saw it as a revenue opportunity … they kind of levied a tax on us for passing through their community."
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Thread: debarkation time from ship
Aug 10th, 2004, 03:03 PM #1cruisetogo Guest
debarkation time from ship
I'm leaving on my first cruise and was wondering if someone could tell me how long it takes to debark when the ship returns to port and what I have to go through. I want to make sure I have enough time to catch my plane back home. Thanks!
Navigator - Aug. 21/04
Aug 10th, 2004, 04:21 PM #2defritz Guest
Re: debarkation time from ship
My debarkation process took over 2 hours. But, we had issues with the luggage line and it was very disorganized. Hopefully, you won't experience the same thing I did.
Aug 10th, 2004, 04:47 PM #3Mbandy Guest
Re: debarkation time from ship
You'll be off the ship by 10:00 to 10:30 in most cases. You'll leave your suitcases outside your cabin door the night before the cruise returns. The porters will take the bags down in to the storage area that night. When the ship docks, your bags will be inspected by officers of the U.S. Custome Service. After Customs clears the ship they will allow passengers to disembark. This is done by groups. You will be issued certain colored baggage tags for getting off the ship and will be allowed off by color. People with early return flights will be issued tags with colors that will be called to disembark first. After you're off the ship you'll pass through immigration where you'll need to show your passport (or citizenship papers). After you're done there you go to the area where you will claim your bags. After you have your bags you will pass through customs (with the customs form you have already filled out). After customs it's off to the airport.....until next time, that is. I'v usually had no real problems disembarking. Just have another cup of coffee, be patient and you'll do fine. ENJOY the Navigator...I recommend CHOPS if you get a chance. It was great!
Happy Cruising,
Aug 11th, 2004, 11:41 AM #4cantw82cruz2 Guest
Re: debarkation time from ship
Yes, I would say be patient, bring cards or a book. We were out of the room by around 7am, had breakfast, then sat around and waited until 10:30 or so. And we were some of the first to be called off the boat!
Aug 12th, 2004, 07:11 PM #5Searcher Guest
Re: debarkation time from ship
On the Grandeur, out of NO, we were off at 9:05 and back at the hotel by 10:00. Out of Port Everglades or Miami, God only knows as security is... well it just is.
Aug 17th, 2004, 09:40 AM #6Ken_2001 Guest
Re: debarkation time from ship
Well for me if they ask me to debark, I just simply tell them I'm still waiting for the ship to pull out! :Oh, but I insist sir, I don't believe this ship ever left! :lol
Aug 22nd, 2004, 08:04 AM #7sailboat Guest
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17 cruises (and counting!) and we had a problem with debarkation only once--the time we made our own air arrangements! After years of letting others handle stuff for us, I guess we just weren't as savvy as we thought and hadn't fully considered the amount of time we'd need to leave to get to the airport. We screeched up to gate about five minutes after they closed the plane doors.! Fortunately we were able to get seats on the following flight so it turned out okay. The cruise lines do a great job of collecting, sorting, and delivering baggage and getting folks off the boat in a timely fashion. Keep a good book, crossword puzzle, or cards handy to help you through the wait. Most lines debark passengers needing wheelchair and, those with priority (early flights, club status) first.
The only "don't" I can think of is "Don't sit on the steps or on the floor!" I've seen folks do this even when there are plenty of lounge seats that are far more comfortable.
Aug 22nd, 2004, 07:57 PM #8Lisa Guest
Re: debarkation time from ship
I have to agree with sailboat....don't sit on the stairways!!!!! EVERY cruise I have been on address this during their debarkation talks and request that you do not sit on the stairs as it impedes others trying to get off....but guess what? It seems MANY PEOPLE DO NOT LISTEN!!!!! Have you ever tried to navigate your way down a staircase blocked by people sitting where they are NOT supposed to be? It is difficult and it slows down the debarkation process for EVERYONE! But you cannot tell these people anything -they only think of themselves.
Aug 23rd, 2004, 12:31 PM #9Ken_2001 Guest
Re: debarkation time from ship
After a couple in front of me asked some woman sitting on the stairs on Voyager to please sit somwhere else, she gives the couple a dirty look.
Here's where I come in. BANG!!!! OOPS!!!! Sorry ma'am, but my suitcase is really big. Hey you wanna be a stinker? HA!
Aug 23rd, 2004, 12:32 PM #10Ken_2001 Guest
Re: debarkation time from ship
After a couple in front of me asked some woman sitting on the stairs on Voyager to please sit somwhere else, she gives the couple a dirty look.
Here's where I come in. BANG!!!! OOPS!!!! Sorry ma'am, but my suitcase is really big. Hey you wanna be a stinker? HA!


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A brief history...
Boca Juniors' proud claim to be the club of half plus one of Argentina's football fans is unconnected to the aims of its founders. The club officially came into being on 3 April 1905 when a group of friends from La Boca - a dockside immigrant suburb backing onto the River Plate - decided to set up a football club that reflected the indomitable spirit of a neighbourhood where the game was played with makeshift balls made of rags and rubber. In the years that followed the identity of the new club was forged as the dreams of its founders became reality.
The word Juniors was added to give the name an English feel and a cachet that was somewhat at odds with the suburb's working-class character. Known as los xeneizes (the Genoese) after the large number of Italian immigrants who lived in La Boca at the time, the club took its famous blue-and-gold colours from the Swedish flag perched on a boat moored in the port. In 1908, the distinctive design featuring a broad gold band on a blue background was adopted, leading Boca's favourite son Diego Maradona to describe it years later as "the most beautiful jersey in the world".
Boca fans are rightly proud of their magnificent stadium, La Bombonera (the chocolate box), which rises impressively in the heart of the suburb. Its reputation speaks for itself and when the ground is packed to the rafters the pitch is said to move. Boca diehards have another way of describing its cauldron-like atmosphere, though: "La Bombonera doesn't shake, it beats".
The club's haul of domestic silverware is second only to eternal cross-town rivals River Plate, and the derby between the two is widely regarded as one of the ten biggest sporting spectacles in the world. La Azul y Oro's recent success in international club football has also made it one of the country's best-known clubs on the world stage.
Major honours:
24 Campeonatos argentinos: 1931,1934, 1935, 1940, 1943, 1944, 1954, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1969 (Nacional), 1970 (Nacional), 1976 (Metropolitano), 1976 (Nacional), 1981 (Metropolitano), 1992 (Apertura), 1998 (Apertura), 1999 (Clausura), 2000 (Apertura), 2003 (Apertura), 2005 (Apertura), 2006 (Clausura), 2008 (Apertura), 2011 (Apertura)
6 Copas Libertadores: 1977, 1978, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007
3 Toyota Intercontinental Cup: 1977, 2000, 2003
1 Supercopa: 1992
2 Copas Sudamericanas: 2004, 2005
4 Recopas Sudamericanas: 1990, 2005, 2006, 2008
1 Copa Master: 1992
1 Copa de Oro Nicolás Leoz: 1993 5 Copas Nacionales: 1940, 1944, 1946, 1969, 2012
*The honours listed above are considered to be the club's major titles and, as such, are not intended to be a full list of achievements.
Legendary players:
Francisco Varallo, Mario Boyé, Angel Clemente Rojas, Antonio Roma, Alfredo Rojas, Antonio Rattín, Silvio Marzolini, Vicente Pernía, Roberto Mouzo, Hugo Gatti, Diego Maradona, Gabriel Batistuta, Martín Palermo, Guillermo Barros Schelotto, Juan Román Riquelme


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DACULA -- City leaders voted Thursday to approve the annexation and subsequent rezoning of 5.64 acres of land from Gwinnett County into the city.
The owner of the land, Gwinnett Metro Baptist N.C.F., and applicant Nation of Christ Church plan to use the exiting 1,000-square-foot structure for their church building, with an eye toward expansion in the coming years.
Now zoned for office and industrial use, the parcel of land is located near Harbins Road and Ace McMillian Road, near Great Beginnings Day Care Center.
Assistant city administrator Joey Murphy stated Thursday that he that same day received a letter from Gwinnett County demonstrating no opposition to the annexation.City approves company to facilitate fine paymentsCouncil members voted Thursday to contract with Courtware Solution Inc., a company that will facilitate the city's ability to take credit card and debit payments for municipal fines. One condition put on the move stipulates that the 2.99 percent processing fee will be paid by the customer, not the city.Change of conditions
granted for package storeCondition changes and a special-use permit were approved Thursday for a package store to be located on 1.5 acres at 2200 Hurricane Shoals Road. The previous conditions placed on the property (in total, about 15 acres) were put in place in 2006 for a specific site plan. The changes and special-use granted Thursday only apply to the 1.5 acres, not the entire 15 acres.
The package store will have a parapet-style roof, which will allow the builder to install heating and air units on top of the building and not on the ground, where they are susceptible to theft and vandalism.
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Did you see our Family Peter Pan Costumes yesterday? If not then you need to, so check out THIS post. We had such a wonderful trip, all made possible by the magical and mystical properties of my dad's frequent flier miles. Truth. 😉 ANYWAY, it was a DREAM for my Halloween freak self to be able to not only attend Mickey's Halloween Party for the first time….but to attend it ON HALLOWEEN!!! Which is why I went ALL out making family costumes for the first time. On the night of Halloween we were waiting to watch the parade at Disneyland when I spotted a few kids eating Jack Skellington caramel apples. I had to have them. I would not REST until I had one!
As I think we have established pretty thoroughly, I am a Halloween fanatic. I love it!! I do tend heavily toward CUTESY Halloween, though. Not scary or creepy. About as creepy as I ever get is The Nightmare Before Christmas. I actually hadn't seen it until about five years ago, and now I am hooked. My husband doesn't care about it, but he humors me and watches it with me while snuggling and eating a treat every Halloween evening now once the kids are in bed. Plus I watch it with my boy throughout October, although he understandably requests that I fast-forward through Oogey Boogey's scenes. Talk about a creeper!! Blech!
Anyway…..I love The Nightmare Before Christmas. So imagine my delight upon discovering that in October the classic ride The Haunted Mansion is transformed into a land of Jack Skellington & Co!! I was ECSTATIC!!! We may or may not have dragged our three year old into the elevator, completely forgetting that it gets pitch black and then a huge face appears along with booming sounds and laughter. Yeah……he started screaming for his life and he and his dad had to be helped to escape through a hidden exit. Oh, but don't worry, I still rode it with my sleeping infant in my arms. I had waited for an hour, dang it! Mother of the year right here! Whoops! (I'm happy to report, however, that he did NOT have any nightmares. Phew!)
On that delightful, magical, exhausting, and frustrating Halloween night (see yesterday's post) I did in fact get one of the Jack Skellington caramel apples. In fact, I ate the whole thing and forgot to save my husband some while he was taking our son to the bathroom. Whoops! Sorry, honey! This year my son and I are both quite downhearted about the fact that we can't go back to Disneyland for Halloween again, so we cheered ourselves up by making our OWN Jack Skellington caramel apples this week. Before I share our super simple recipe with you I want to share a few more pics of Disneyland all pumpkin-ed out. Sigh. I miss it!!
Isn't it majestic?! I think so! Now here is the recipe. You can also check out last year's post on Caramel Apples. Some people make homemade caramel. I do not. I buy the packages of caramel bits that are already unwrapped and ready for melting, and I think them with half and half or cream, although the package says to use water. I can't help myself.
- (popsicle sticks)
- large apples
- caramel
- white chocolate, thinned or vanilla candy coating/bark
- chocolate, thinned or chocolate candy coating/bark
- Stick the popsicle sticks into the top of your washed apples.
- Make caramel or melt pre-made caramels and thin the caramel with a bit of water or cream.
- Dip the apples into the caramel, allow the excess to drip off, and place on wax paper to harden.
- Once the caramel has hardened, melt the white chocolate or candy coating/bark. The candy coating/bark is made to be thin, but if you choose to use real chocolate you will want to thin it out. I use Crisco melted with it until I like the consistency.
- Dip the caramel apples into the white chocolate or candy coating/bark. Allow the excess to drip off and place on wax paper to harden.
- Add a second layer of white chocolate or candy coating/bark if the color is not bright white enough.
- Once your white layer has hardened you are ready to paint the face onto your pumpkin. I melted a bit of chocolate (and Crisco to thin it out) in a mug and then poured it into a small ziploc baggie. I snipped a TINY hole in one corner of the baggie and used it to gently squeeze out the chocolate as I drew the face onto the apple, like you would with a frosting bag for cake decorating.
- Allow the face to harden and enjoy!
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I made reservations at the PBG location, we were seated and greeted by our server who provided us with a run-down of the menu. A different member of the staff assisted me with my wine selection but did not ask my guest if he cared for a drink. We had to flag him down after 10 minutes to order his drink. Our original waiter never reappeared to take an food order from us. After 20 minutes of watching customers that arrived after us being served food we flagged someone down and asked for our check. He arrogantly brought it to us. So for $50 I had one glass of wine from the bottle we purchased and he had one drink. The manager chased after me outside the restaurant and apologized and asked that the next time we come back to please call him and he will "take good care of us". That won't happen as I will not be returning.
Posted by anonymous on 04/16/2012
We have had several very fine experiences there. Good steaks and side dishes. A bit high priced but about what a good steak house would cost. They were particularly nice about observing a Birthday and most gracious.
Posted by Steak Dude on 04/30/2010
Great place from Dallas. I'm glad they're in Florida now. Must try.
Posted by Empress on 11/05/2009
I went to the restaurant in PGA, FL and my experience was memorable. The Valet was attentive, walked me to and from my vehicle with an umbrella because it was raining. I had the the infamous 3 forks salad, the Atlantic Salmon and the bread pudding dessert. It was devine and delicious I have to say it exceeded my expectations. The service was great also they were attentive the maitre dee even put my bouquet of flowers in their cooler till I finished dinner. The cost was a bit steep but I have to say I will be back.
Posted by anonymous on 07/23/2009
The steaks were great - cooked exactly as ordered. Waiter was attentive. Loved the fresh creamed corn. Will return next time we're in the area.
Posted by ed b on 02/14/2008
Crowded, poor valet. No parking available. Reservations were lost Servers were arrogant Service slow Meat over cooked, and tough. Mine and three guests all had same issue. Prices obscene
Posted by Anonymous on 01/17/2008
The food is excellent but over priced. I did not enjoy the atmosphere and our waiter just creepy. Service was just okay. There are too many other great restaurants around to spend that kind of money and not get good service!


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The Earth Day Network themselves have produced a nice Google Map of Earth Day Events around the world. Events are represented on the map by green stars. Clicking on an event will take you to a new page where details and contact information are provided.
What Will You Do?
Google have of course produced a more dynamic user contributed map. Anyone can tag their own message to the What Will You Do? map describing what they intend to do to help the planet on Earth Day. The map then animates between the various messages in the style of TwitterVision.
Google Checkout Earth Day
Google, however, are not stopping there as they are rewarding anyone who uses Google Checkout to donate to an environmental organization with their own individual Google Map. If you make a donation Google will create a personal view of Google Maps that includes a marker representing your donation. Your map will have a unique URL that you can share with anyone you wish. If your friends and family follow your example and donate, they will also be given a marker and on the map a line will be drawn connecting them to you, showing you how your generosity spreads.
Google Transit
Finally, in order to promote public transportation, Google have also announced that six more agencies have been added to Google Transit.
Six of the agencies are in the US:
New agencies in the United States include:
- Valley Transit: provides services within the city of Walla Walla, Washington.
- Grape Line Transit: offers services between Walla Walla and Pasco, Washington.
- CitiBus: has offered services for the city of Lubbock, TX since 1932.
- Unitrans: offers bus service for City of Davis, California.
- Rio Vista Delta Breeze: provides services within the city of Rio Vista and connects to 6 surrounding cities in California.
Via: Official Google Blog: We can't wait for Earth Day


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"Jesus loves me this I know, for the Bible tells me so. Little ones to Him belong, we are weak but He is strong. Yes, Jesus loves me! Yes, Jesus loves me! Yes, Jesus loves me, the Bible tells me so!"
This is just a simple children's song, one that we all know, but it sends an important message – one that has proved very helpful in the past few weeks, especially as exhaustion sets in and during this season of Lent.
About this time of year NET teams are well out of the "honeymoon" stage, and team life and ministry start to become a lot more difficult. Not that we don't know what we are doing (let me tell you that we are experts at facilitating retreats, mingling with host families and investing with one another). However, the reason these activities which make up most of our life on the road become difficult is because we are tired. Tired in both mind and body, reminding us that we are weak, and GOD is strong! We are reminded over and over again that Jesus is the strong one and we are very, very weak. But that cool thing is that God works in and though us despite our weakness. In fact, when we are at out weakest, meaning we realize how we can do nothing without Christ's help, that is when we become the strongest.
"Three times I appealed to the Lord about this, that it would leave me, 'My grace is sufficient for you, for power is made perfect in weakness.' So, I will boast all the more gladly of my weakness, so that the power of Christ may dwell in me. Therefore I am content with weakness, insults, hardships, persecutors, and calamities for the sake of Christ; for whenever I am weak, then I am strong," (2 Corinthians 12:8-10).
When we acknowledge our weakness, and get out of the way, that is when God can start doing amazing things with us. Our exhaustion in all aspects of life, whether physically, mentally, emotionally or spiritually, is the perfect time for God to come in and take control. It is up to us to get out of the way, and let God do His thing! I think I can speak for everyone when I say that some of our best retreats have been when we all felt like we had reached the last straw. We recognize our littleness and give retreats completely to God, and it is beautiful what can happen when God has the front seat.
During this season of Lent we see even more clearly how weak and little we truly are. When we are spending more time praying, fasting and giving alms, thus becoming holier, temptation is ever more prevalent. It is when we are striving so hard to overcome sin in our life that the devil likes to strike. This was a message that was given to us and a huge number of retreatants on a particularly long retreat in the Diocese of Dallas. It was a good reminder for us to turn everything over to Christ, because we can't do anything good without Him. Knowing that temptation is going to happen, we can turn to Jesus for the strength to overcome it.
Jesus was not free from temptation himself; after 40 days in the desert he was tempted by the devil, and three times he used scripture to expose the lies of the Devil. Good thing we as a team are working on memorizing scripture to help us both in our personal spiritual lives and also in ministry. Lent is a perfect time to hide the word of God in our hearts!
As we continue heading south and growing in holiness during this season of Lent, we know without a doubt that Jesus loves us. We can be sure of his great love because he tells us so in scared scripture, which he has given to us as a gift to help combat temptation. We have also seen first hand how small and weak we truly are, and how we need to remove ourselves, and let God be in control, and that in our weakness, Christ makes us strong.
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I am in the process of making panna cotta for tonight's dessert, and I do not feel like enduring the frustration of scouring Wal Mart on a Saturday looking for fresh berries.
Has anyone ever just softened up some jam or preserves and served panna cotta with that?
I have some blackberry preserves, plum jam, and strawberry jam on hand.
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Bill Scott enjoyed hiding inside spacious closets and dangling on a rope swing outside his childhood home.
While he's fonder of other activities today, Bill still desperately wanted to relive those memories where they occurred.
So when his mother, Georgianna Scott, died three years ago, he moved back into his childhood home where she lived about 60 years on Ohio Street in Huron.
"We lived next door for 35 years," said Bill, referencing the neighboring house he previously resided in with his wife, Carol Scott. "That home has been in the family since 1886, so we just couldn't see giving it up yet and moved in."
Built in 1837, their house has unique features, including several telephone polls doubling as foundation points entrenched inside the house.
But some of the home's other characteristics hardly differ from many other houses in Erie County.
At 50, the median age of an Erie County house predates those, on average, built throughout Ohio and the U.S., according to a Register analysis of U.S. Census data.
The median year of a home built in Erie County is 1963 — three years older than Ohio's average and 13 years older than the U.S. average.
"Homes are usually built in an area where the economy is growing," said Michael Kimaid, a BGSU Firelands associate professor of history and geography. "Most of the homes in Erie County, along with many of the commercial buildings and the infrastructure itself, were built in the postwar building boom." But, as the manufacturing industry peaked and then began to decline starting 30 years ago, fewer people had extra money — or even jobs — to build or buy new houses.
Case in point: Erie County's population peaked to an all-time high of 79,600 entering 1980. Since then, however, it's dropped 3 percent to 77,000 today.
"If an area takes a hit like Erie County did beginning in the early 1980s, along with the rest of the Rust Belt, the depopulation that results creates a lack of demand for new housing," Kimaid said.
Though it not's overly concerning, Erie County's average housing stock age coincides with when Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech.
"The age of a house is not as important as its condition and the degree to which it is maintained by its owners," Kimaid said. "Any house that falls out of repair for whatever reason is a potential blight on a neighborhood, which threatens to drive down home prices and devalue the investments people have in their homes."
While preserving its early 19th century charm, the Scotts are constantly modernizing their home, including updating the kitchen and installing a new furnace — ensuring they're both good neighbors to others and maintaining a home so future Scotts can live there.
"It turned out really good," Bill said.
Pros and cons of an older house
Michael Kimaid, a BGSU Firelands associate professor of history and geography, provided a brief guide of advantages and disadvantages of living in an older home:
Older houses, when properly maintained, are something that homeowners and the community tend to take a degree of pride in. It's the intangible quality of character that drives market prices for older homes higher than some new builds. The cliche that "they don't build 'em like they used to" is pretty evident to anyone who's ever been in a well-maintained home that was built in the 19th century through the end of the 1940s.
After that, the postwar housing boom saw a certain degree of mechanization at the expense of craft and trade skill. This coincides with the rise of the suburbs in the 1950s, and the idea of cookie-cutter, mass-produced homes.
Coding issues address some of the more obvious dangers of older houses, like lead paint, faulty electoral wiring, lack of insulation, inadequate roofing, leaking basements and crumbing foundations.
People should also be aware that a lot of basements in this part of the country emit radon gas, which is cancer causing.


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Talk about adding insult to injury. The New York Post noticed today that Kim Kardashian has unfollowed Kris Humphries on Twitter, even though he's still following her. To be fair, his last post was on October 30, so maybe he's just avoiding social-networking, or all Web activity, while he heals his broken heart. Don't worry, Kris. Once you get back on your feet and embark on one of these promising new careers, you'll have plenty of new loyal followers.
Interestingly, Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher raised eyebrows in September when they apparently unfollowed each other in the wake of his alleged jacuzzi dalliance — practically confirming the story. But we wonder, do most people unfollow their recent exes? Or is it better to keep tabs on them, just in case? Well, you tell us:
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OPI You're Such A Budapest
25 reviews
76% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
on 7/17/2015 6:22:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
Love love love :)
on 3/7/2015 1:39:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This is such a pretty color! It's a bluish lavender polish, and the finish is about 90% opaque. I can just see the slightest hint of nail underneath. The result looks very gel-like. It's very springy. It's a very flattering color for cool skin tones. This is not a polish that can be worn with just one coat. One coat is transparent and streaky. I always do 2-3. If you want something you can do in one coat and be done, you should look elsewhere. I'm absolutely willing to put the 2-3 coats on. While I normally use a topcoat, I haven't been with this polish, because I love its finish all on its own.
on 7/28/2014 8:27:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I'm on board with the other good reviews. Maybe not quite so enamored with the color as some but it is nice. It seems to have a hint of grey in it which in my opinion makes it look a bit dull. But overall it's nice. I'll wear it.
on 5/29/2014 2:53:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
OMG this is the periwinkle blue np that I have been looking for all my life. it is soo gorgeous on, I am absolutely in love with this shade. Essie Bikini So Teeny, another periwinkle, just looked awful on my skin, but you're such a budapest glows and looks amazing.
on 3/27/2014 10:55:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
What a gorgeous color! OPI You're Such A Budapest has to be one of the most unique, but wearable shades of polish I've tried. It is a cross between lavender and light blue, and has an almost neon quality- perfect for summer and flattering on my NC 35 skin tone. Application can be streaky, but the key is to have a decent amount on the brush when applying--I am left with a perfect finish when I take care in applying. The formula is a creme (my favorite type by far).. It lasts a good amount of time without chips (several days) when paired with a base and top coat. This particular shade is gorgeous- I've gotten compliments on it too :). I found this at CVS recently--it has quickly become one of my favorite shades.
on 3/25/2014 1:50:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I picked up this polish at a beauty supplier closing out sale for $3. I love the color! It is a beautiful milky pale periwinkle blue that looks lavender in some light. It looks very nice against my super pale skin. But....I applied 2 coats very carefully and it wasn't as opaque as I'd have liked. Somewhat streaky actually, so that knocked the overall rating down. I don't have time to fuss with my nails to make this work...ie: 3-4 coats so I won't be using it much and will not buy again.
on 2/10/2014 2:22:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Originally found this color when I went to get a manicure. I loved it so much I went to Sally's the next day and bought a bottle.
The formula is somewhat like an Essie polish, a tad on the watery side, and just a little more creamy than a crelly. The periwinkle shade is absolutely lovely and has just enough gray in it to work as a brighter neutral. I've worn it to work and have gotten many compliments.
It's not as purple in real life as it photographs and indooors it leans more pastel purple than outdoors.
I reached opacity in two coats, the streakyness was avoided through careful application (making sure I had enough on the brush) and waiting to apply top coat so no bald spots would emerge.
Lovely color, great brush. Only downside is the price, $9 is a lot to spend.
on 9/26/2013 4:20:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Since becoming a nail art-a-holic I have fallen in love with china glaze. However their polish tended to chip easily on me so I decided to give OPI a go, this colour looked great and I needed to add some cremes to my collection. It was more expensive than china glaze but was such a lovely colour I had to have it!
Now I'm not sure if it is because it is a creme or not, but this took 4, yes 4 coats to become completely even and opaque. This was a real pain and was quite difficult to apply. I did love that the brush was so thick this helped a little but the formula was so thin! I do love the colour but since I have discovered a great no chip top coat and fast drying topcoat, once this runs out, I will go back to china glaze to see if they have a similar colour.
on 8/25/2013 8:43:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
my polish purchases do tend to be based on reviews and swatches that i find online, and this was one of those products, i read reviews and loved the name, and bought it.
a 'normal' mani, with clean nails, base coat (Orley bonder), two coats of OPI you are such a budapest, and a top coat (manicure high shine) --- love it. Polish applied easily, two coats for full coverage and thick enough to make a neat cuticle line, not runny or streaky, self leveled nicely, not so thick as to be difficult to apply.
colour - a rather special light purple, with a shimmer in the bottle and less of a shimmer on the nail, many call this a summer or spring colour, but i wore it in deep dark winter and as it is a cool purple, almost icy, i felt it worked well in winter. i'd wear it in summer and spring as well. went beautifully with all my black and grey clothes, and with some brighter prints.
wear and tear, this polish surprised me, a little tip wear, just a line at the tip of the nails of my dominant hand - despite a few sinks of dish washing with gloves, and usual household chores and hand/hairwashing, and food prep at home, and a load of typing (i work in an office), On day four i added a new coat of OPI Budapest and another coat of clear topcoat, and it continued to last well, I got until well into day 6 before any more tip wear appeared - this time on both hands, and day 8 before I had any chips - even then these were small at at the far edge corners of some my nails. Much as i love the color i was hankering for a change after 8 days ... so finally removed the polish.
Came of cleanly, no staining, no stuck bits at the edges or in my cuticles.
new favorite until i am distracted by something else ...
on 8/21/2013 9:20:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I'm half Hungarian, and my favourite colour is purple, so naturally I had to have this polish. The colour is pretty, but I'm disappointed in the formula. It's very very streaky, you need 3 coats for sure.
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Circumferenter - Miner's Dial, Jordan, London, circa 1830 Reg. No: ST 000878
- Summary:
- Miner's dial manufactured by T.B. Jordan in London.
A circumferenter is a surveyor's tool used for measuring horizontal angles.
- Description:
- Two circular brass scales and silver dial. The tool is largely constructed from copper alloy components, with the exception of the dial face which is constructed from iron based alloy. There is a small sight at one end of the top component.
- Acquisition Information:
- Transfer from National Museum of Victoria, 1871
|140 mm (Height), 130 mm (Width), 170 mm (Length)
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|Inscribed: "T.B. JORDON, LONDON"
|Thomas Jordan, London, England, Great Britain, circa 1830
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In 2011, Vladimir Guerrero was the Orioles' designated hitter. While he produced decently, manager Buck Showalter felt somewhat hamstrung. He didn't like having a DH who couldn't play the field.
Last year, he had Wilson Betemit, Chris Davis, Nick Johnson and Jim Thome as well as occasionally resting a regular.
In 2013, Showalter used 16 different designated hitters, and not one started even 40 games there. That's likely to change for 2014.
Danny Valencia, who spent much of the season in the minors, could be a DH, especially against left-handers. Valencia batted .371 against left-handers and .203 versus righties.
Valencia likely will have to play some third base, at least early in the season until Manny Machado returns, but his ability to hit lefties late in the season was very impressive.
Nolan Reimold started as the DH 27 times, but if he's back, it will probably be more as an extra outfielder. He and Valencia are both right-handed hitters.
The Orioles hoped Henry Urrutia, who's playing in the Arizona Fall League could be the DH. So far, he's shown no power. With the Orioles, Urrutia had just one extra-base hit and batted .276 in 58 games. In the AFL, Urrutia is 5-for-13. His five hits are all singles.
The left-handed hitting Urrutia will be given a chance to compete next spring, but he'll have to show more power.
Steve Pearce (18 games) and Chris Dickerson (14 games) also spent some time at DH, but it's questionable if either or both return. The right-handed Pearce and the left-handed Dickerson are both injury prone.
If Brian Roberts is back, he may also spend some time at DH. He started there 13 times this season.
The Orioles may be looking for help there, and will probably try to remake their bench.
Machado's injury and the likelihood he'll miss some time early in the season could complicate the bench question.
The Orioles' 40-man roster has one opening, and there are likely to be some changes to it in the coming days. Reimold, who is on the 60-day disabled list, will likely be added. Machado, who is also on the 60-day DL, doesn't have to be added until Thanksgiving.
The team's machinations with the 40-man will give us some idea of who is and isn't a candidate for the roster next year. If the team carries 12 pitchers, there will be four extra players—a catcher and three others.
Let's assume Valencia makes the team and Nate McLouth is back in left field, which is hardly a given, and Ryan Flaherty is back, too, that probably means there are three spots. One will go to a backup catcher. Reimold could compete for a spot, and so could Jonathan Schoop---especially if Roberts isn't back.
The roster spots of Dickerson and Pearce are in jeopardy. Dan Johnson and Jason Pridie were last minute additions. Michael Morse is unlikely to return, and two extra catchers, Steve Clevenger and Chris Snyder are currently on the 40-man. If the Orioles don't pick up Alexi Casilla's $3 million option, he's off the 40-man, too.
Orioles executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette will be busy, sifting through the waiver wires and making some trades to add to his bench.
There will be lots of DH/outfielder candidates over the winter, and the Orioles haven't really started to look.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The parents of a 6-year-old Philadelphia boy who starved to death after returning to their care have been sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison.
A prosecutor Tuesday called the slow, torturous death of Khalil Wimes "a crime against humanity."
Khalil had thrived with relatives who raised him until age 3. But Tina Cuffie and Latiff Hadi won him back despite losing custody of five other children.
Common Pleas Judge Barbara McDermott called Khalil nothing but a pawn to them.
She had convicted them of third-degree murder after hearing they locked Khalil in a room, beat him, and made him run laps the day before he died.
Hadi says he keeps a picture of his son in his cell. And Cuffie, the mother of 11 children, says other inmates call her "mom."
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Kent State Stark Employees Sign the Final Beam of the New Sciences BuildingPosted Jul. 1, 2014
Excitement was in the air as the final structural beam of the Kent State University at Stark Sciences Building was ready to be placed. On June 25, the campus community gathered near the construction site where the I-beam was on display.
Walter Wagor, who ended his term as dean of Kent State Stark on June 30, proudly gave a few remarks about the seventh major building to be added on the 200-acre campus before employees took their place in Kent State Stark Campus history by signing the Kent-gold beam.
The 41,140-square-foot Sciences Building, which will connect to the second floor of Main Hall's East Wing through a bridge/lounge, will be the campus's anchor for sciences and health sciences departments. The $17 million project, featuring a 125-seat lecture hall, a 55-station computer classroom and a state-of-the-art nursing simulation laboratory, will achieve LEED® Gold Certification through the implementation of various sustainability elements.
Wagor announced that the final beam will be placed into the frame of the Sciences Building on Monday, June 30.
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