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It's the only eye cream clinically proven to reduce the appearance of dark under-eye circles by 30% (after 12 weeks, about two tubes). If you're worried that something so potent might irritate your skin, don't be. Clinique tested their new product on 600 women, all of whom applied Even Better Eyes 12 times; if even one showed signs of irritation, they started over until all 7,200 applications were reaction-free. As for my experience, I've only been using the product for a couple of weeks, so it's a bit early to tell. I do love its highlighting qualities thus far and have great hopes that after a few more weeks no one will wonder if I've been getting my fisticuffs on.--Hillary Kerr


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Over the weekend, Chicago Fire Season Ticket Holders began receiving #FIREUP renewal packets in the mail regarding 2014 Season Tickets. Chicago-Fire.com did a Q&A with Vice President of Ticket Sales, Service and Operations Mike Ernst to explain the philosophy behind some of the changes to the club's Season Ticket packages next season.
Chicago-Fire.com: Why is there a reduction from a 20 tickets to 18 tickets in the Season Ticket Holder packages?
Mike Ernst: Having discussed the potential move in the past, there are a couple of reasons we decided to make the switch this year.
First, we have seen over the course of the past several years that the Bonus Games were not always popular with our Season Ticket Holders. When we had a match against a big-name team like Manchester United, people were extremely happy, but if the game(s) were against a perceived lesser opponent, people were not as interested and were less likely to attend.
I think this stems from the fact that the games are exhibitions in nature and often times the regular starters did not play due to the competition calendar.
As a Club, we have tried to do our best to balance making sure the First Team is rested and has a competitive advantage in games that count (MLS Regular Season & U.S. Open Cup) while also putting on exhibitions that attract new, prospective fans.
C-F.com: Does the exclusion of Bonus Matches from this year's season ticket packages mean the Fire won't be hosting international friendlies next year?
ME: Far from it, exhibitions against international opponents will continue to be a focus for our Club going forward and we will give Season Ticket Holders the chance to purchase their tickets for any of these games before the general public. In addition, Season Ticket Holders will be able to purchase these tickets at a significant savings off the face value.
These matches give us the opportunity to raise the profile of our Club with the opponent's fan base and the broader general public. The goal of hosting these matches is to attract local fans of another Club to a Fire game with the aim of converting them to supporting their local Club.
It is critical for the continued growth of our Club to recruit new fans and then convert them to Season Ticket Holders over time.
C-F.com: Why has the Club shifted course on U.S. Open Cup games with the offering of the U.S. Open Cup Series Ticket? What does that mean?
ME: The U.S. Open Cup Series ticket will be the 18th game in the season ticket package. That ticket (and parking if applicable) will be good for up to three games if the Fire host the 3rd Round, 4th Round and Quarterfinal at home.
This change is the next step in ownership's commitment to contend for the U.S. Open Cup on an annual basis. In the past, we have and have not included U.S. Open Cup games in our season ticket package. We feel it is important to take this step, so that we give the guys on the field the best possible competitive advantage.
In the event that we do not host a U.S. Open Cup game at home, the Series ticket will be good for exchange to another MLS regular season home match.
C-F.com – What benefits are changing for Season Ticket Holders in 2014?
ME: The Club is committed to providing Fire fans with the best season ticket benefits in Chicago. In 2014, we will continue to offer free parking/$6 parking where applicable, the same exchange program to help you avoid wasting tickets, and a 20% off savings on merchandise at the TOYOTA PARK team store and online. In addition, it is important to note that we are not raising the price of tickets on a per-game basis.
Our goal is to continue to grow the season ticket base, so that we put the Club in a situation to sellout every match at TOYOTA PARK and thereby provide the team on the pitch with a home-field advantage. While that will not happen overnight, we believe that providing all Fire fans with an affordable and flexible season ticket option is critical to achieving our goal.
C-F.com – When can Season Ticket Holders expect to receive tickets for 2014?
We are expecting the 2014 season to begin sometime in early to mid-March, so we are aiming to have Season Tickets out by mid-February. It is important to us to make sure that this process goes as smoothly as possible.
In addition, we are still looking at options on how Season Tickets will be formatted for next year. There will be more information on that in the coming months.
Last month we asked you to help us pick who our Quaker Bobblehead giveaway should be for our July 7 game against Sporting KC.
After two weeks of voting, it was clear that one player campaigned much harder than the rest of his teammates for the right to be immortalized on a Quaker Bobblehead.
The first 5,000 supporters into Toyota Park that day will receive one. Get your tickets here!
59 Days until Opening Night at Toyota Park
54 Days until First Kick in Los Angeles
12 Days until the First Team departs for training camp in Ave Maria, Fla.
These are important beginning of the year days but none are as close as the 2013 MLS SuperDraft in Indianapolis which is now literally right around the corner next Thursday, January 17.
With the event being so close to our fair city, Section 8 Chicago is running a bus to and from the SuperDraft for just $10 (departing Toyota Park at 7AM and returning at 9pm).
Admission to the actual draft is FREE and signups are beginning to go quickly.
So...get on the bus and you'll be the first fans able to greet (and indoctrinate) the newest member of the Fire like these folks did with the future MLS Rookie of the Year last year in Kansas City…
Convinced yet? Sign up here and see you in Indy!
Bring the Fire, the club's 2013 season ticket renewal program, isn't all fun and games as you might expect.
As you know, the club has been sending a group of spirited individuals to houses in the Chicagoland area and surprising each season ticket holder with a gift for renewing their tickets prior to November 1.
Well, despite the happy faces on Fire supporters everywhere, we've been busted.
In coming up with the idea, we may or may not have borrowed the name of our merry gang from a certain Publishers Clearing House group that rhymes with "Size Parole".
Seeing as we are law abiding citizens here at the Chicago Fire, and we didn't want to let down all those supporters who are hurriedly rushing to renew their season tickets so that the team with Sparky, balloons and big checks would potentially come to their house we have decided to rename the "Eyes Condole" as the, wait for it…
We may or may not have had to overdub a few of the videos to appease some fancy lawyers in New York.
You never know, maybe the RADICAL REWARD FOR RENEWING YOUR CHICAGO FIRE SEASON TICKETS PATROL will show up to your house next.

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On July 23, 2004, I addressed the fifth annual Freedom 21 Conference in Reno, Nevada. Freedom 21 was the first coalition of limited government/private property advocacy groups. Freedom 21 eventually sponsored 10 national conferences and educated and trained a cadre of leaders to fight Agenda 21. But in 2004, George Bush was in the White House two years after the devastation to individual liberty, free enterprise and private property that defined the Clinton Presidency. Yet, pre-TEA Party, so many Americans failed to understand the threat they faced. The movement was divided into fractured issues. Even the major Conservative organizations refused to mention Agenda 21 (some still do).
To this gathering I delivered a call to arms. We had circled the wagons so tightly, we only had one left. I said we needed to charge! Stop being on the defensive. Go straight at the Sustainablists. Take it to the people. Amazingly, this was 7 years before the tactics I called for in 2004 began to take shape. The TEA Party brought our people together in a unified force. Battles over Sustainable Development broke out in Spokane, Washington. Then Richard Rothschild and his gallant fellow Commissioners in Carroll County fired the first real shot as they ended the county's membership in ICLEI – the first to do so. Today, more than 150 communities have taken that same action. Several state legislatures are introducing legislation to stop the spread of Sustainable Development. And the perpetrators like ICLEI and the American Planning Association are "concerned."
Keep all of that in mind as you read this speech, given so early in the fight, when we hadn't made a single advancement in our battle. When people in our own movement thought we were crazy conspiracy theorists. As the title of my book reads (which covers much the activity during this time) "Now Tell Me I was Wrong" Most importantly, take it to heart, because I could still give this speech today, calling for the same actions. We've made a lot of headway – but we still have a long way to go. — Tom DeWeese
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How do I build an iOS application?
This lesson will show you how to use LiveCode to create, test and deploy an iPhone application.
Before you can build iPhone applications, you'll need to have Xcode installed on your machine. This is currently available from the Mac App Store or you can register as an iPhone developer and get older SDKs here: http://developer.apple.com/iphone. For more information on how to get started with iPhone development see this lesson: How Do I Become An iPhone Developer.
Create or open the App you want to build for iOS
If you are creating an App from scratch, then is is good practice to set your stack size to something that is workable for your display. LiveCodes resolution independence features make it easy to resize any size stack to any screen resolution. More information on this feature is available here-
Some example device resolutions that you may wish to set your stack dimensions to are
iPhone 3G and older: 480px by 320px
iPhone 4: 960px by 640px.
iPad: 1024px by 768px
iPad Retina- 2048px by 1536px
For this example we've used the sheep herder application we made to demonstrate LiveCode in action. You can download the source here:
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Open the standalone builder and configure deployment options
Open the standalone application setting from the File menu and go to the iOS tab. Here you'll be able to configure the Apps basic settings and also set a wide range of other more fine grained options (Plist options for those more seasoned developers).
You must select "Build for iOS" (1) in order to enable the Simulator and building iOS standalones.
You must also select the device profile(2) you created when you registered with Apple. (if deploying to a test device)
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When you install the Xcode on your machine, you'll get an iOS simulator application, which allows you to debug your iOS apps easier than using a real device. Once you have selected the build for iOS option in the standalone builder and selected a simulator from the development menu,you'll see the "Test" button has now become active. Clicking this will launch the simulator*.
NB Xcode must be linked to your version of LiveCode via LiveCodes Mobile Support Preferences. This option is available from "LiveCode"--->"Preferences"---->"Mobile Support"
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Creating the deployment bundle
Once you have registered appropriately as an iPhone developer and setup your certificate and obtained a provisioning profile, you can deploy your application onto a real iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. To do this, simply choose your provisioning profile from the drop-down list in the standalone application setting screen(like discussed above), and then select "Save as Standalone Application..." from the file menu.
For more information on registering as an iPhone developer see the lesson here: How Do I Become An iPhone Developer.
N.B. if you recieve a "linking for armv7 failed with g++: failed to exec /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/clang++; No such file or directory" error message when building this generally means the required command line tools have not been automatically set in Xcode. You can resolve this by opening Xcodes preferences, navigating to "Locations" and select the avaible command line tools from the drop down menu. If none are present, you may need to download them from the "Downloads" tab
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I am an old-style-dbase-III-style developer and I am testing the free trial live code. I love it. I would like to know if when I finish my project and build the stand-alone-app (and buy the apple developer license and live code license), will I have to learn x-code and modify the app in order to send the app to apple so it can be approved and sold in the app store?
No - no xcode and no conversion necessary to get the app into the app store.
Hi Javier,
once you have implemented your application and it works on the iOS simulator, you should be able to submit it to the app store. As you point out correctly, you will first have to follow the appropriate certification and approval process. You should not have to write any x-code.
You can check out the following lessons for more information: "How do I Create a Distribution Profile for iOS?", "How do I set up an App for Submission to iTunes Connect?" and "How do I Submit an iOS App to the App Store?".
I can't seem to install more than one application on my phone.
How do I go about adding more applications that I have created in LiveCode to my phone through xCode?
Whenever I try to add a new app, it forces me to overwrite the one I already have on there.
Any ideas?
Kind regards,
Hi Steven
In the iOS Standalone Application Settings you can set the Internal App ID, by default this is com.yourcompany.yourapp.
This is what iOS uses to identify the app, if there is an app on the device with the same identifier as the app you are adding it will assume it is an update and overwrite the app on the device. You just need to make this ID different for each of your apps.
I hope that helps.
Kind regards
Do I have to join the iOS Developer program (as a paid member) to even get my LiveCode app to run in the iOS Simulator?
Hi Dennis
There is a free Apple Developer Program you can join which allows you to run your apps in the simulator but not deploy them to a real device or put them in the App Store. For this you do need to join the paid for program.
You can register at
I hope that helps.
Kind regards
Thank you for LiveCode, I really like it.
At the moment I try to submit my App for the App store.
But first I try to save it as a stand alone, and there the problem starts. I have to check the Application Profile, but there is only I can select.
In your example I see under "Open the standalone builder and configure deployment options" you check 'RevMobile iPhone PreAlpha'.
In other words, how can I set the profile proper?
waiting for your help,
kind regards, Herman
Hello Herman,
I am assuming you are trying to select "RevMobile iPhone PreAlpha" from the "Profile" drop down menu.
"RevMobile iPhone PreAlpha" is a provisioning profile we set up to test the application. You have to set up a provisioning profile for application distribution. Once you have done that, you should have a provisioning profile for App Store distribution.
I have included references to the following lessons that should help you further:
Kind Regards,
Hello Hanson and Karthik
Thank you for your emails.
I try to make an App using LiveCode for the iPhone
I try to create a distribution profile now.
It takes a lot of time. The lessons are very helpful, Hanson, I suppose I have to make an App ID, too?
Hello Herman,
yes should create an App ID early on. You can find more information on the App ID from the Apple iOS Developer Portal.
Yes, there are a number of steps involved in getting your App into the App Store. We do not control the submission process and can only point you at the steps you have to take.
Kind Regards,
I'm trying to run an iOS app but when I press the 'test' button to run the simulator I get a message saying 'Unable to start simulation: iOS simulator failed to install the application'.
I appear to have the correct SDKs installed (I get the little green box in the 'preferences/mobile support' window).
In 'standalone application settings' I have 'iOS' selected and though I have a number of different profiles I have selected each of them in turn but none seems to work.
Any clues as to what might be going wrong?
Ian S
When I am at the Standalone App Settings window there is (none) on the Profile setting. I have followed all the directions to set up my developer profile and have obtained the public and private developer keys as well as two provisioning profiles and the iPhone Developer Certificate. Livecode and the apple developer stuff should be paid for. I have tested my application in the iphone simulator and it does work correctly. I have a Mac OS 10.7.4, Livecode 5.5.4, and Xcode versions 4.4 and 4.6.1.
Thank you for your assistance,
Hi Ian,
you could get that error message if you already have a stack with the same name installed on the simulator.
If that is the cause for the problem, then you can either remove the stack from the simulator, change the "Internal App ID" in the Standalone Application Settings, or you can use the reset function in your iOS simulator.
Kind Regards,
Hi Albert,
it sounds like LiveCode cannot see your Provisioning Profile. It is possible that even though you have one, it may not be installed.
Open Xcode to launch the Organizer "Window->Organizer". A new window opens.
Select the "Devices" icon a the top of the window.
On the left hand side select "Provisioning Profiles" to display what profiles are installed.
If the relevant profile is missing, then select the "Import" button at the bottom of the window and import the profile you are missing.
Kind Regards,
I have a Mac OS 10.7.4, Livecode 5.5.4, and Xcode versions 4.4 and 4.6.1.
Is is possible to build for iphone 5 only?
My stack is 1136 x 640 and it deploy ok to the iphone 5
I just downloaded the Commercial Edition 6.0.0 Build 1511 and started the How do I build an iPhone application for iOS tutorial and I already have a problem... The tutorial says:
"Open the standalone builder and go to the iOS tab. Here you'll be able to configure the Apps basic settings and also set a wide range of other more fine grained options (Plist options for those more seasoned developers).
You must select "Build for iOS" (1) in order to enable the Simulator and building iOS standalones.
You must also select the device profile(2) you created when you registered with Apple."
However, there is no iOS tab in the application settings for the new project I just created. I can see a Test Target item in the Development Pull Down Menu, but the choices there are grayed out. I am already a registered Apple iOS developer and have valid certificates. What am I missing?
Hi Dexter
You can open the Standalone Application Setting from the File menu. In there you can check the option for building for iOS. This should enable the Test option for testing on the simulator.
I hope that helps.
Kind regards
Hi Albert,
it is not specifically possible to build for iPhone 5, but you can limit your application to a minimum iOS version.
If you would like your application to work only on iPhone 5, then you could use the iPhoneDeviceResolution function to get the resolution of the device and determine if you would like your application to run on this device. If this function does not return the resolution your application requires, then you could launch a dialog that requests the user to terminate the application.
Kind Regards,
How about the SDK load? I started with a new install of xCode about two months ago and only have the iOS 6 libraries. When I try to build an app I get an error message that I'm missing the files for iOS 5 or that the version of arm processor I'm building for is wrong. Any suggestions?
Hi Dexter,
in order to build for older versions of iOS you require older versions of xCode. Have a look at section: "Configuring LiveCode for iOS Support" of lesson: "How do I Become an iOS Developer?" http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4069/l/23275
This shows you how to include a number of version of xCode in LiveCode.
In that example we use xCode 4.4 and 4.5. This supports 5.1 and 6.0. I would try including something like xCode 4.3.1. This should give you support for 5.0.
Kind Regards,
I have tried to create a simple hello world application for iOS. I have a provisioning profile setup but when I try to install the app on my iPad using iTunes, it fails to install.
Any idea?
Hi Jun,
if you want to install an application on your iPad, then you need to subscribe to the iOS Developer Program, I assume you did that, as you have a provisioning profile.
You also need an installation of xCode and it is through xCode that you install the LiveCode application on your device. You can have a look at the following lesson for information on setting yourself up as an iOS developer: http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4069/l/23275
At the end of that lesson there is a further link to a lesson that gives you more information on developing for iOS.
Kind Regards,
Hi Hanson,
Thank you Hanson. one reason I've experience that problem is that, I think I used the same provisioning profile which is already used by other app? I've used another valid profile which was setup by my colleague before and it works fine.
Another thing is, I've tried to create another development provisioning profile but I got "Valid signing identity not found" on the status when I install it.
Here's what I did:
1. Create another app ID under identifier and select 1 current certificate.
2. Create another development provisioning profile and used the app ID I created earlier
3. Download both the certificate and provisioning profile and install them, got not valid signing identity problem.
Hi Jun,
great, thank you for sharing your experience and solution.
The iOS provisioning process can be challenging and may require more than one attempt to get right.
We provide information in our lessons on provisioning, but this is targeted more at provisioning with regards to the requirements for LiveCode.
Apple provide detailed step by step instructions on provisioning for iOS development in their developers portal.
Kind Regards,
I have tried to download the sheep application in order to work with this tutorial, but it is only zero bytes, ergo: there is nothing to download. I went to the page you guys mention hereabove, and click on the download link. Then I a asked to save the file somewhere (like always when I download something) but when I download it, it is an empty file. I tried to rename it but it didn't help either. Any suggestions? Maybe the download link is 'dead' ?
Hi Filip
Thanks for letting us know about this, I have updated the link in the lesson to point to
Kind regards
I refer to your last step of dragging the apps bundle onto the device. However the apps is all greyed out when I tried to add it not the application area. The apps was working fine in the iOS simulator and the provisioning profile has been set up correctly. What do you think is the problem and how can I resolve it? Thanks.
Hi James,
here are some suggestions that may help address the issue:
Depending on the version of xCode you are using, it is possible that the layout of the organizer window has changed. More recent versions of xCode have the app window on the top right.
You may also find that there is a green circle with a white "+" in it, next to the application name when you drag it onto the correct field.
Also note that the extension of the file you want to drag is ".app"
Hope this addresses the issue for you.
Kind Regards,
Hi Hanson,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Yes, I have mistaken the source code for the apps bundle. During the generation of the apps bundle, there is an error message when the checkboxes in the "Requirements and Restrictions" section are checked. Not sure why. Anyway, I was finally able to deployed the apps on my iPhone successfully.
Thank you.
When I do the last step in the instructions, I get an error that says "The executable was signed with invalid entitlements."
How can I tell what is amiss and what do I have to fix?
Invalid entitlements is Apple-ese for a bad "internal app id". I fixed the app name and problem is solved, so this can be dropped
Hi Red
Glad you got it sorted, I'm sure others will run into the same issue so thanks for posting the solution here.
Kind regards


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YIELD: Serves 8
- 1 pound onions
- 10 ounces zucchini, trimmed
- 3 1/4 pounds russet potatoes, peeled
- 8 teaspoons chopped fresh sage
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 4 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) nondairy (pareve) margarine
Position rack in top third of oven and preheat to 450°F. Coarsely grate onions, zucchini and then potatoes with hand grater or with medium shredding blade of food processor. Divide grated vegetable mixture between 2 kitchen towels; wrap tightly and squeeze out as much liquid as possible. Place vegetables in large bowl. Add sage and salt and toss to blend well.
Heat half of oil with half of margarine in each of 2 large nonstick oven-proof skillets over medium-high heat. Add half of vegetable mixture to each skillet. Using spatula, press mixtures firmly to even thickness. Cook 4 minutes. Reduce heat to medium and cook until bottom is golden brown, sliding spatula under pancakes occasionally to prevent sticking, about 6 minutes longer.
Place skillets in oven. Bake pancakes until top is firm, about 14 minutes. Remove from oven. If desired, preheat broiler and broil pancakes until top is golden, about 2 minutes. Loosen cakes with spatula. Turn each out onto baking sheet. (Can be prepared 2 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature. Rewarm in 400°F. oven until crisp, about 10 minutes.) Cut pancakes into wedges and serve.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories288
- Carbohydrates40 g (13%)
- Fat13 g (20%)
- Protein5 g (10%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (8%)
- Sodium642 mg (27%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat3 g
- Fiber4 g (16%)
- Monounsaturated Fat8 g
- Cholesterol0


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By Cody AndersonWatsonville Calif.
My name is Cody Anderson and I attended Carbon High School. I just wanted to send a positive letter about that school.
There is a lot of staff that really cares about the well-being of the students. I would recommend doing a story on Jim Thompson. He has helped me and my brother succeed. It is obvious, he loves his job and is there to help not for just a paycheck. He deserves some recognition for all that he does for students and the community.


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Fruitables...Nature's tastiest combination of harvest fresh pumpkin and selected Superfruits come together to make the world's best pet treats. Hints of cinnamon, vanilla, and selected fruits accent a warm pumpkin muffin aroma that will amaze you and your pet!
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Available in 7 oz. resealable bags in a variety of flavors. Each treat is under 9 calories.
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By L.G.
from Brewster, Oh.
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Fruitables Pet Food Fruitables Dog Treats:
Use as one of his low calorie treats. I think the ingredients are great and he likes them, I purchased 3 different kinds, he has yet to turn his nose up at one!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great treats!
By TokiDoki
from East Tennessee
These smell so good I've thought more than once about trying one myself. >_> My puppy loves them. He really enjoys fresh fruits and vegetables, so these were perfect for him. Plus the shape makes it easy to break them up into smaller bits for training. I'm glad to have a treat option that isn't meat based so he gets a variety of nutrition and flavor in his diet.
My Dog Loves Fruitables
By Chris
from Winsted, CT
My dog loves all the fruitables as his snack.
I would buy again
By Clumber mom.
from Athens, IL
My dog really likes biscuits with fruit added.
great healthy treat
By microwave
from new jersey
nice size healthy treat
Tasty little snack!
By sophiemol
from Philadelphia, PA
I received these as a gift for my dog. I really like that they are all natural and don't contain anything crazy or preservative-like. Plus, it has pumpkin which is great for digestion. They are about the size of a nickel and are crunchy. My dog really enjoyed them.
Dogs love them
By Cedarwilds
from Crawford, CO
These cookies smell so good I might try them, just kidding. My dogs go nuts over them. I am an ingredient reader and do not feed my dogs what I would not eat.
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Such a treat!
By mmist
from Newport Beach, CA
My two dogs go crazy over these treats.
Lulu loves these!
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My dog, Lulu, loves these little treats. They are perfect to use when training your dog!
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good product and small treat
By dssac
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I use these treats everyday for my 50lb Norwegian Elkhound. They fit perfect in my pocket for our daily walks and are low calorie.
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Editorial internships at Sierra, the national magazine of the Sierra Club, provide an overview of the process of selecting and preparing manuscripts for publication. Interns sit in on all editorial meetings and perform a variety of research and fact-checking tasks for our editors. This position requires strong editorial skills (writing, video, photography, design, etc.) and a well-rounded awareness of environmental issues.
Internship periods are winter-spring (January through April), summer (May through August), and fall (September through December). Interns are required to work 20 hours a week; however, the scheduling of these hours is at the intern's discretion. The position is unpaid. Travel is reimbursed up to $600.
Internship applicants should send a letter describing their qualifications and interests, along with a resume and a brief writing sample to, email@example.com. Although we are mainly looking for writers, the internship is also offered to people with multimedia skills that translate well to internet journalism.
In general, the most helpful writing samples show your ability to research facts, organize information, and interview a variety of sources. Journalistic samples are much preferred to research papers and personal essays, please send files as PDFs. If you will be including links in your cover letter, please also submit a copy of your work in PDF format.
Applicants should indicate which internship period they prefer. The deadline for application is March 12 for the summer period, July 16 for the fall period, and November 1 for the winter/spring period.
If you don't find the answer to your question here, please contact the intern manager by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. No phone calls please. We only meet in person with applicants under serious consideration for the internship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kind of work do interns do?
A: The internships we offer require strong writing, research, and editorial skills, plus a well-rounded awareness of environmental issues. Interns write blog posts and articles for the magazine's website and fact-check all articles for the magazine, an important job that involves conducting follow-up phone interviews with article sources, as well Internet research. Interns may also carry out short- and long-term research or writing projects. As they work, interns interact with each of the editors, attend editorial meetings, and get an overview of the process of selecting and preparing manuscripts for publication. We believe the internship provides a valuable look into the workings of a nationally circulated magazine. The internship is also open to people with strong multimedia skills that are applicable to editorial content.
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A: Sometimes, but not always. Interns are encouraged to pitch story ideas, and many have written articles in the past. However, this opportunity hinges on an intern's writing ability and on the magazine's needs at the time of the internship.
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A: Four months. We have three sessions each year: spring (January through April), summer (May through August), and fall (September through December).
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A: The dates are somewhat flexible, but preference will be given to qualified candidates who can begin work on the designated start date and continue to the end of the internship session.
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A: Unfortunately, no. With our small staff, we are unable to train and incorporate short-term or time-limited interns into our research and fact-checking process. If you are interested in pursuing volunteer opportunities with the Sierra Club, we suggest that you contact your local chapter or group. You can find their addresses and phone numbers by using the "My Backyard" menu at the top of our Web site.
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A: The position is unpaid, although we do offer a modest local travel reimbursement ($600 over 16 weeks). Current students are eligible for a modest scholarship, and academic credit may be available (we are willing to provide any documentation necessary to help students get credit at their college or University).
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The Division of Wildlife Resources has made the 2003 fishing and hunting licenses available just in time for the holiday season.
The sale of fishing, small game and combination licenses, two-pole and setline permits, and cougar pursuit permits, began Dec. 4 from DWR offices.
The wildlife licenses are also available via the Internet at the DWR's website which is located at www.wildlife.utah.gov.
Licenses purchased online are mailed directly to the person the license was purchased for and may take up to 10 days to arrive in the mail.
New licenses also may be purchased from hunting and fishing license agents statewide. All of the agents in the state should receive their licenses by Dec. 13 and many agents will have their licenses before then.
All of the licenses that became available Dec. 2 may be purchased from license agents except setline and cougar pursuit permits, which must be purchased from DWR offices or the DWR's web site.
The 2003 wildlife heritage certificates, which provides funding for wildlife viewing and other nonconsumptive wildlife activities, are available at the six division offices and the DWR's web site. These certificates are not available from license agents.
In addition to providing that special hunter, angler or wildlife-watcher the perfect gift, those who buy a license can also receive the satisfaction of knowing they're providing funding to manage Utah's wildlife.
"Purchasing a license for someone is easy," stated Suzette Fowlks, information specialist with the DWR. "If purchasing a permit from a division office or the web site, all that is required is the licensed person's personal information including, name, height, weight, eye color, hair color, date of birth, address and phone number."
Those who purchase a small game or combination license from a license agent or the website also must supply verification such as a blue card, that the person they're purchasing the license for has completed a DWR-approved hunter education course.
The course is required for everyone born after Dec. 31, 1965 who wishes to hunt in Utah.
"License agents are not able to verify completion of a hunter education course via computer, the way we can at a division office," Fowlks explained.
Fowlks said it's also helpful to provide the licensed person's social security and driver license numbers, but these aren't required.
Buyers are reminded that the combination license does not include a deer or elk permit and does not allow someone to hunt deer or elk. Hunters may apply for 2003 general deer and ML 300 elk permits beginning in January.
With the exception of ML300 permits, all other general elk permits will be available, over-the-counter, in July.
The two-pole permit allows an angler, who must also possess a fishing license, to use two fishing poles while fishing at designated Utah waterways.
The setline permit allows an angler, who must also possess a fishing license, to use one setline containing not more than 15 hooks while fishing at various lakes and rivers.
A list of these waterways is available at any DWR office.
Those with questions may call their nearest DWR office or visit the division's web site.


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By PATSY STODDARDEmery County Progress Editor
Extreme sports are the rage across the country. And with the advent of reality television and shows that portray people in extreme conditions, many of whom appear to be having fun, the move toward a different kind of vacation or adventure is a lure to many.
Enter Extreme Adventure Rentals. (www.earentals.com).
While not a "Survivor" kind of venue, and certainly not tied in with motorcycle aerobatics, the owners of this company are trying to give people a new kind of recreation and vacation experience they may have never experienced before.
Extreme Adventure Rentals may be a rental business; one that lets people use ATV's, snowmobiles, personal watercraft, boats and snowmobiles for a price, but they also provide ideas on how to make the best use of the machines.
The fact is that Extreme Adventure is ready and willing to serve the public in any way they can to make fun happen. And that means expanding the business into new areas, just not rentals.
"We recently purchased the Joe's Valley Marina from the Snow family," said Jonathon Fauver, the marketing manager for the company. "We have plans to remodel the marina and have a convenience store along with fishing and camping supplies. We will also have a kitchen where you can get burgers and fries. In the future we would like to add on a dining room and lounge where you could have a nice meal in a comfortable setting looking out over Joe's Valley. At some point we might like to add a Friday night all you can eat dinner. We are excited to develop the marina. We want to add cabins that people can rent and a pavilion to hold family reunions or activities. We will work on remodeling the interior this year and next year we'll work on the exterior expansion."
Fauver says that the marina will be open four months of the year at Joe's Valley and that they want to be open during hunting season as well.
"We are looking at getting our own water source, so we can be open more during the colder months, maybe weekends or select times during the winter," he says.
The company is working with the BLM and U.S. Forest Service to also run an outfitter and guide service so they can take people out to see some of the wonderful attractions in the surrounding area.
"The fact is that people can see so much more as a visitor when they go with someone who knows the area," he added.
But machine rentals, marina concessions and some outfitting is not all the group has in mind.
"There are so many recreational opportunities here," stated Fauver. "We also want to cater to the niche groups. We have world class bouldering and climbing sites in Emery County. We have bouldering visitors, ice climbers and others who utilize our area and we don't even know they're here. We need to cater to them and bring opportunities for them to stay longer in the county. We would like to take a progressive approach to development and businesses that cater to these tourist user groups. Now they just pass through and we really can't take advantage of their being here."
Darrin Hurdsman and Scott Labrum are partners in Extreme Adventure. They are enthusiastic about how things can grow.
"We want to give people what they want and need," said Hurdsman. "We want to know what their interests are. With the ATV guides people can see more as opposed to just riding the roads and trails. It will be an added element to our business. We can take them to places they would never see on your own,"
Labrum pointed out that the Emery County area is unique and one-of-a-kind.
"We have sights and attractions here people just can't find anywhere else," he stated.
Fauver pointed out that by knowing the area, the company can provide the appropriate kinds of activities for people's skill levels.
"We can take riders on trails for the beginners or for the advanced rider," he said. "In some areas of the state, you are limited to foot traffic only, but here we can take people in to see things on ATV; it's a total experience."
The company is also contemplating renting 4x4 trucks and jeeps.
For the occasional rider, the idea of renting a machine may be superior to owning one.
"If you are only using your machines a couple of times a year then why pay a high payment every month," said Fauver. "Just rent one when you need it. It's a lot cheaper. Also, we rent to people who have family coming in and they need to rent more machines with trailers for the weekend. It just makes sense."
In the winter snowmobiles are a big hit and Extreme Adventure can take care of those needs as well.
"We have Arctic Cat and Yamaha snowmobiles and trailers for hauling the snowmobiles to the mountain," said Fauver. "Up on the Skyline there are open areas that are just fantastic and easy for the beginning rider. Or there are very technical areas up there for the advanced more experienced enthusiast. We will offer tours for the beginning riders and show you the tricks on learning to ride a snowmobile.
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Wait, Why the Rush?
From Matt's excellent bit of reporting from Knicks' practice yesterday, we unearthed this little gem from Amar'e Stoudemire about his pending return and the possibility of him playing on New Year's Day:
Stoudemire classified himself as less than 80 percent but, with all the injuries the Knicks (21-9) are dealing with following their 1-2 West Coast road swing, he talked about maybe trying to come back before he felt 100 percent.
"Were are pretty banged up as a team, we need bodies on the court right now, so if I gotta sacrifice my health a little bit for the betterment of the team then I will," he said.
Brian DiMenna
Now, what am I missing here? Stoudemire's stance is admirable, but also kind of insane. Sure, with Carmelo still nursing a sore knee, the Knicks could use STAT's assortment of skills more than ever, but that still doesn't appear to justify him rushing back from injury, particularly if there's even a remote chance that he would need to "sacrifice" his health. The Knicks' fast start has given them something of a luxury of remaining patient with Stoudemire. Naturally, no team wants to lose games, particularly ones they feel an able Amar'e would allow them to win, but if holding him out another week or two would ensure a fully healthy player returns to the court, doesn't that seem like the logical move here?
Perhaps the idea is that the remaining 20% can only be gained from actual playing time in actual NBA games, and I could see the sense in that, but if there's any risk to Stoudemire's "health" I really don't understand the urge to rush the big fella back, I'd prefer to see his knees softly rubbed with goat's milk until they are springy and robust. So I say rest up, fine friend. We'll be here when you're ready.
Matthew Falkenbury
I was pretty surprised by two things during the time Amar'e spoke to us after practice. One was just how cautious he was about his knee and where he felt he was physically. I mean people thought he was going to be back by Christmas and then you hear he is only at "80%" at best and I was like, wow, that isn't what I expected to hear.
Then, all of a sudden, a guy who has been dealing with injuries on and off almost his entire career, is talking about "sacrificing his health" so he can be another body for the team right now?
That is a statement that as a fan you really have two reactions. "What a team guy, he is gonna gut it out for his teammates" and "No, Amar'e you aren't ready yet, we need you at 100%"
I'm in total agreement with Brian on this situation. Amar'e can't come back early from an injury considering his injury history. I don't care if the Knicks have to ask fans from the stands to play in the game, he just cant rush back from a knee injury.
The Knicks have been very cautious all season when it has come to injuries this season and that is not a bad thing at all. For Amar'e to classify himself as ready to sacrifice his health is an honorable thing to do, but it is also not the smart thing to do.


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