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• Boiler MACT: Boiler Maximum Achievable Control Technology would impose stringent emission limits and monitoring requirements for industrial boilers used in manufacturing, processing, mining, and refining, as well as commercial boilers used in malls, laundries, apartments, restaurants, and hotels. IHS-Global Insight concluded that the proposal could put up to 798,250 jobs at risk. Moreover, they said every $1 billion spent on upgrade and compliance costs will put 16,000 jobs at risk and reduce U.S. GDP by as much as $1.2 billion.
• Farm Dust Rule: The EPA, which has been regulating farm dust for decades, indicates it may tighten the standards as part of its review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). This could very likely put the standard below the amount of dust created during normal farming operations, making it impossible to meet. The effect will be to drive many already-struggling family farms into insolvency — and to drive up food prices even higher.
• Greenhouse Gas Regulations: These rules, says the minority report, "will cost more than $300 to $400 billion a year, and significantly raise the price of gas at the pump and energy in the home. It's not just coal plants that will be affected: under the Clean Air Act (CAA), churches, schools, restaurants, hospitals and farms will eventually be regulated." Many farms, for example, would be slaughtered by the EPA's cost-per-animal outcome known as the "cow tax." According to the report, "EPA itself estimates that in its best case scenario, there will be over 37,000 farms and ranches subject to greenhouse gas permits at an average cost of $23,000 per permit annually, affecting over 90% of the livestock production in the United States."
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Economists predict the Canadian dollar will continue its downward slide this year, a trend that will signal native travelers to shop less on this side of the border but encourage New York businesses to import more products because of lower prices.
The loonie was down 8 cents to 0.9155 U.S. on Thursday at the close of trading, its lowest level since 2009.
The exchange rate disparity is expected to have an immediate impact on Canadian consumers who make shopping trips to Northern New York and stay in hotels here, said Beverly J. Lapham, professor of economics at Queens University, Kingston.
If you look at the historical data, Canadians respond quite strongly to changes in the exchange rate, Ms. Lapham said. So if the Canadian dollar becomes weaker and the U.S. more expensive, it will reduce the large number of Canadians who now cross the border to shop. I expect a fall-off in business at all kinds restaurants, shops and hotels and they may not decide to take multiple-day trips that allow them to legally take back more goods.
Though the falling exchange rate will be a disincentive to cost-conscious Canadian shoppers, Ms. Lapham said, they still have plenty of reasons to visit retailers across the border. Lower sales taxes, for example, and the wider variety of big-box stores and businesses are strong incentives that will keep them motivated to shop here.
For Canadian consumers, the main thing the wider variety of shopping opportunities in the U.S., both in terms of price and the variety of (merchandise) available, she said. But Americans dont usually shop in Canada because theres not as much to buy. We expect to see business pick up here a little bit from Americans, but they dont respond to movements in the exchange rate very much. The awareness goes in one direction.
The loonie has been roughly on par with the U.S. dollar for about the past six years, but that was an unanticipated trend that economists never expected to last, Ms. Lapham said. According to the economic concept of purchasing power parity, the Canadian exchange rate should theoretically settle in the low 80s to have an equivalent purchasing power of the U.S. dollar, she said.
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The number of Canadians who traveled over the Thousand Islands International Bridge climbed steadily from 2007 to 2011, Mr. DeYoung said. But the number of travelers stayed roughly even in 2012 and 2013, he said, and predicted that numbers wont climb this year because of the weaker loonie. About two-thirds of the traffic at the bridge is drawn by Canadians traveling south into Northern New York.
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Sharing Memories (Week 43): Terror in the Chair
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Do you recall your first visit to the Dentist? It's so different now for little ones than it was in my day. Now they get a nice smiling friendly dentist and hygienist, are given nitrous oxide which makes them giggle, are told the dentist is going to "tickle" their teeth.... sigh. So unlike my experiences!
Our little village had the most horrible dentist ever. He was elderly, and quite nasty. Even my brother and sister remember him with distaste. And for me, who had so many fears anyway, going to see him was almost unbearable. He would grab my arm and squeeze really hard if I cried. He'd hiss in my ear "shut up!".
He wouldn't allow my mother to come in the room with me when I was about 7 or 8 and when I cried he slapped me across the face. Is it any wonder I developed quite a phobia about dentistry?
I also had a very bad experience when I was 8 or 9. All my baby teeth had to be extracted so I had to go to the big city to be put to sleep while this was done. The dentist there was very nice but on my first visit (yes there was more than one) his nurse strapped me on to the chair/stretcher and it freaked me out.
My mother bought me a milkshake before the surgery and so I was sick all the way home. I threw up on my favourite doll and my mother pulled over to the side of the highway, tossed the doll to the side of the road and yelled at me for making a mess in the car, then ordered me to not be sick again!
My second visit was horrendous. I admit it - I was hysterical in the office. I cried, I struggled, I did not want to be strapped down in that room. I was so upset that the dentist gave me some orange liquid to drink.
It was supposed to calm me down but all that happened was it made me sick and I threw up on my blouse. So my mother made me take off my blouse and sit in the waiting room in my undershirt. I was mortified. The waiting room was full of kids and parents and I felt humiliated sitting there half-undressed.
Once again I was sick all the way home, no doubt due to the effects of the gas and the fact that I always got car sick. To this day I can't visit a dentist without shaking uncontrollably although I no longer cry, struggle or fight the staff off. I just shake. my heart races and I feel like I'm going to throw up or pass out. Did I mention this happens even just going to the Hygenist for a cleaning? Wow, childhood phobias run deep!
And that orange liquid the dentist gave me? To this day the sight of that specific shade of orange (it's the same colour as those little orange plastic rulers) causes dry heaves. Interesting how colours or smells can evoke such a strong physical and emotional response in us as adults!
And in some weird bizarre twist of fate, my first husband was a dentist. Yep. Life got me good.
I hope your experiences with the dentist, whether going to one as a child or being married to one!) were better than mine.
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- Rebecca said...
How awful! I do not recall any visits like yours.
I find your stories fun to read but so far I have not played along. I have written a few stories down.
- Kristin said...
You write about so many horrible experiences my childhood seems positively heavenly! What a horrible dentist. You would think that both the dentist and your mother would have a bowl or bag or something for a sick child to throw up in. You can't have been the only one.
I really want to leave a comment but this is the 4th capcha I've missed. blech.
- Lorine McGinnis Schulze said...
Rebecca, so glad you enjoy my memories posts, and glad you have written a few of your own down. I believe our descendants will be thrilled if the stories survive! But even knowing my children and probably grandchildren will read them makes me happy
- Lorine McGinnis Schulze said...
Kristin, I truly did not have a very happy childhood. Except for the brief years my dad was alive, even then it wasn't great but he made it bearable.
I don't say that to have a pity party - it's done and over with and I'm very happy as an adult!
But I need to be honest in my stories so they aren't all happy.
Sorry about capcha, I hate them too but I get so much spam I have to set them up here. Glad you kept trying and posted here!
- Claudia said...
That reminds me of my dentist visit. First,there was no fluorine in the water and second we never were taken to the dentist until we had a tooth ache. There was no money.
I had an infected tooth and he gave me a shot of local and when he extracted the tooth it was not numb. (I found out later in Nursing School that an abscess makes the xylocaine ineffective) He slapped me across the face too. I hated him and I still have anxiety, but I do go.
- Mariann Regan said...
Wow, I so very much agree that childhood phobias run deep. Reading your really vivid description instantly evoked my outrage at both the dentist and your mother. Clearly they were more concerned about their own convenience than your feelings. I wonder if this is how they were treated when they were children, and they just passed it on? Shame on them, anyway.
Digging around in your mouth can be so invasive, anyway, and frightening. Many, many people are averse to dentists, like my hubs.( Ironically, that was one area where my own experiences were OK.) But I can totally relate to this level of terror, and I'm glad you told us your story!
- Nancy said...
I'm with you, Lorine: I hate dentists. I put off going as long as possible. My experiences were not as awful as yours but bad enough: a root canal without novacaine when I was 10. Then after an infection developed because of a bad job, a surgery begun before the anesthetic went into effect. No wonder we don't want to go to dentists!
- Lorine McGinnis Schulze said...
Wow, reading all the comments I see I wasn't alone in having an abusive dentist! Thank goodness times have changed. My 5 year old grandson had to have a tooth extracted after an accident (the nerve was destroyed and he developed an abscess). He was not afraid at all! They gave him nitrous oxide (aka laughing gas) and he loved it, told his dad that he thought he was flying around the room upside down. :-)
- Cassmob (Pauleen) said...
Lorine, what a hideous set of experiences.....overshadowed mine completely. Fancy throwing outbyour doll because you were wick...talk aboutbinsult to injury.
- Lorine McGinnis Schulze said...
Pauleen - well that was my mother - no sentiment and very practical. But it's all in the past except when I write about my experiences. I don't get upset about it though because as my brother says "it was what it was"


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Tortillas with Grilled Adobo Pork and Pineapple
IngredientsFor adobo sauce
- 10 dried guajillo chiles
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/2 medium white Spanish onion, thinly sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, smashed with back of knife and peeled
- 2 whole cloves
- 6 (6-inch) cinnamon sticks, broken into thirds
- 24 whole black peppercorns
- 1/4 teaspoon cumin seeds, crushed
For pork
- 1 cup adobo sauce
- 1/4 cup freshly squeezed orange juice
- 1 tablespoon sherry wine vinegar
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 (1 1/4-pound) pork tenderloin, trimmed
- 4 slices fresh pineapple (1/4 regular pinapple or 1 small pineapple)
- 1 teaspoon canola oil
- 1 cup white Spanish onions, finely chopped (1 medium onion)
- 1 tablespoon fresh cilantro, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice (1/2 medium lemon)
For chive oil
- 1 cup canola oil
- 1/4 cup fresh chives, coarsely chopped
For tomatillo sauce
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 pound fresh tomatillos, husks removed, thoroughly rinsed, and quartered
- 1/2 cup white Spanish onion, coarsely chopped (1/2 medium onion)
- 1 large clove garlic
- 2 fresh Serrano chiles, seeds removed, and chopped
- 1/4 teaspoons kosher salt, plus more to taste
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, plus more to taste
- 1 to 2 tablespoons honey, optional
- 1 tablespoon fresh cilantro, coarsely chopped
For Corn Tortillas*
- 2 cups instant corn masa mix for tortillas
- *Store bought corn tortillas, heated following package directions, can be substituted.
- Special equipment: tortilla press
PreparationMake adobo:
Remove stems, seeds, and membranes from chiles, then break into large pieces and set aside.
In 4-quart saucepan over moderate heat, heat oil until hot but not smoking. Add onion, garlic, cloves, cinnamon, peppercorns, and cumin seeds and cook until onion is soft and golden brown, about 6 minutes. Add chilies and cook until darkened on both sides, about 1 minute.
Add enough water to cover mixture halfway and bring to boil. Continue boiling until liquid reduces by half, about 5 to 8 minutes. Transfer mixture to blender and purée until smooth. Strain, pressing on solids with rubber spatula and discarding solids.
Make Pork
In re-sealable, 1-gallon, plastic bag, place 1/2 cup adobo sauce, orange juice, vinegar, honey, salt, and pepper. Add pork loin, seal, and chill at least 2 hours and no more than 6 hours.
Preheat grill (medium heat) or broiler.
Remove pork from marinade and discard marinade. Grill or broil pork about 6-inches from heat, turning occasionally, until internal temperature reaches 145°F, about 25 minutes. Let stand, loosely covered in foil, 10 minutes. Chop pork into small dice and place in medium saucepan. Add 1/4 cup adobo and keep warm over low heat.
Grill or broil pineapple until it starts to get soft, about 3 to 5 minutes. Place in bowl and let cool. Once cool enough to handle, chop into small dice and return to bowl. Add oil, onion, cilantro, and lemon juice and stir to combine. Set aside.
Make chive oil
In blender puree oil and chives until smooth. Set aside.
Make tomatillo Sauce
In 10-inch skillet over moderate heat, heat oil until hot but not smoking, add tomatillos and onion and cook until lightly browned and soft, about 10 minutes. Add garlic, chiles, salt, and pepper and cook until garlic is light brown, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat and check sauce. If bitter or sour, add 1 to 2 tablespoons honey.
Transfer tomatillo mixture to blender, add cilantro, and purée until smooth. Season with salt and pepper and set aside.
Make tortillas
In medium bowl, mix together masa and 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons lukewarm water. Knead in bowl until soft dough forms, adding more water if dough seems too dry. Shape dough into 16 small balls, about 1 ounce each, and cover with kitchen towel.
Heat griddle or heavy cast-iron skillet over medium heat, using two burners if necessary. If using two burners, keep part of surface a little cooler by turning one burner lower.
Meanwhile, lay plastic wrap or waxed paper on bottom plate of tortilla press. Place ball of dough in center, and lay plastic wrap or wax paper on top. Lower top plate and press ball into circle. Raise top plate and peel off top piece of plastic wrapthe tortilla should be about 5 to 6 inches in diameter and about 1/8-inch-thick. Invert tortilla onto fingers of one hand and carefully peel off second piece of plastic wrap. Lay tortilla on cooler part of griddle, sweeping hand from underneath. Let tortilla sit until released from griddle, 10 to 15 seconds. Using fingers or spatula, carefully flip tortilla over, place on hotter part of griddle, and let cook until bottom begins to speckle with brown spots, 30-40 seconds. Flip tortilla over and let cook until bottom side becomes speckled, another 30 seconds or so. (Tortilla may puff a little.) Transfer to clean kitchen towel and cover with foil to keep warm. Repeat with remaining dough, cooking 2 tortillas at a time if possible. As you take tortillas off griddle, stack on clean kitchen towel and keep covered with foil.
To serve
Transfer pork and pineapple to platter and place tomatillo sauce and chive oil in small bowls. Serve tortillas in covered basket to keep warm.
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Even I am against 2 accounts (which is a absolute limit for one user of this game) because it should be 1 user = 1 account and that's it.
I am against tier slummering (when new account joins on t4 FFA server and it does a tier slummer then)
Even I am against 2 accounts (which is a absolute limit for one user of this game) because it should be 1 user = 1 account and that's it.
I am against tier slummering (when new account joins on t4 FFA server and it does a tier slummer then)
There's no better place than (127.0.0.1) HOME. . .
I think they should tighten up on this, new players join supposed t3 servers to start, have seen many new players quit and not return.
Check stats after match, troll shooting at 40plus percent, 17 kills 3 deaths. I sledge them they quit out and ten minutes later they are back with a new account same style same ping signature. I admit to 2 accounts so i could join a clan and not give up my main clan tag, would happily cancel second account if it meant that trolling would come to an end...
That can be seen also on FFA in many occasions. Especially duelers are doing that.
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They just go from one alt account to another so the abandonment excuse isn't really relevant. especially since they still log into some of those accounts.
the following explains it for you:
if thats' acceptable behavior than that would explain why ctf died in na. Have you tried reporting him yet? What did Syncerror say?
of all the worries ql has, you worry bout getting more people banned for nonsense.
If they weren't getting destroyed they'd stick around longer resulting in more premium account holders. Guys like incubus have done a lot of damage in NA on ctf servers. Just ask around. Other abusive players have been banned for that behavior, but incubus, despite being the worst culprit, doesn't...
its no secret certain users on this forum have tons of accounts, they will never ban all of them.
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I'm in total agreement about alt accounts-everytime I play nowadays there are 1250 elo players, obviously alt accounts starfeing round the maps at warp speed, hitting high accuracies.
You also get like mentioned above, having a good nice even game, then 1 or 2 join and rip through the field - I think lots of genuine new players join for a bit, then quit the game, alot to do with the alt account players.
I know Quake has a very steep learning curve, but all these alt accounts cannot be helping player numbers, and thats what Quake needs, more new players, more interest to help keep the game alive.
I only have 1 account and have thought about opening a second account as my stats don't reflect my current level, but I'm all for sticking it out and trying very hard to get my stats up.
I can see that I'm getting better through the standard rotation-not playing a map for 4 months, then playing it again and doing much better.
Surely there must be a way to ban these accounts - they are spoiling the game for ALOT of players.
I even thought yesterday that I might quit the game cos I always struggle to get a balanced game unless I soley use my friends list.
What does everyone else think about the current situation, are you guys having the same problems?
I do recall a player getting unbanned because he brother hacked
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The hotel, positioned in 600 acres of unspoilt pasture and woodland provides a perfect venue for year around short breaks, holidays and exciting themed breaks. We also offer a wonderful setting for weddings and private celebrations. The hotel has won awards including Outstanding Breakfast from the National Tourist Board (ETC) & Kelloggs and Trip Advisor, in addition to the highly prized 'County Wildlife Site' accreditation. Our relaxing environment, delicious food and beautiful natural surroundings, will entice you to return again and again.


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For those of us who cut their teeth on Spiderman, and Superman before moving on to Batman, Sandman, Spawn and Lobo, Comic Con is Mecca. No matter where, Comic Con is king.
It is the convention to end all, a place where fans from far and wide can come together and revel in a universe of art, literature, fantasy and toys. However, when I stepped into the packed Colorado Convention Center for Denver Comic Con 2013, I noticed that the rest of the world is catching on to what comic junkies have always known. The nerds, the geeks, the gamers and the outcasts are actually cooler than most anyone else.
In walking toward the convention, the first thing one notices is the massive 40 foot tall blue bear peering in at the costumed masses. The composite sculpture titled "I see what you mean," added yet another level of fantasy to the already eclectic show.
The giant bear is part of the center's public art program and demonstrated Denver's commitment to the arts and those willing to put their neck out to look unique. Comic Con is one of the only places in the world where someone in jeans and a T-shirt feels strange next to life-sized Pikachu.
Originally formed in the 1970s as Golden State Comic Book Convention and held annually in San Diego, Comic Con has blossomed into a multi-state convention phenomenon which draws millions of fans every year. Originally focused on comic books, fantasy, film and television the shows now include the stranger side of pop culture including horror art and toys, animation, manga, card games, video games and web based content. Early on, it became a tradition that those attending the show dress as their favorite character, hero or villain. While San Diego is the International grand daddy of the all, other cities have laid claim to large cons, including New York and Denver.
Last year's inaugural event in the Mile High City broke records for a first time con with 27,700 attendees. In Denver, the show's proceeds go to benefit the Comic Book Classroom, a charitable organization that educates through alternative approaches to literacy, learning, and character development. While Stan Lee's scheduled appearance as the guest of honor at the 2013 show had organizers looking for a big increase, they had no idea what was coming.
The line for Friday's opening wrapped all the way around the massive Colorado Convention Center for the better part of the day. By the afternoon, the State Fire Marshal had forced more than 6,000 potential attendees to leave the area for safety reasons. Staff was increased mightily for Saturday and Sunday's crowds in order to accommodate the more than 61,000 fans which descended upon Denver at the end of May.
Trying to describe all that the show had to offer would be a joke, however it is reasonable to say that every product and or medium associated with the supernatural was available. From life sized replicas of Han Solo encased in Carbonite and working R2D2s to stuffed animals representing every popular Nintendo game every released, the show had it all. Up and coming visual artists including San Francisco's Cody Vross to revolutionary comic book creators like Ted Intorcio and his publishing house at Tinto press.
Celebrities galore were in attendance and incredibly accessible. George Takei, Mr. Sulu of Star Trek fame, stayed late on Friday night to sign autographs and talk with fans. He said that he knew many of the patrons would not make it back in the next day. Standing in for Stan Lee, who had to cancel because of a movie filming conflict, Star Trek's William Shatner did not disappoint, as his address was both witty and quirky. Would you expect any less from James T. Kirk, who was a massive hit, reading "Where the Wild Things Are" to kids in the Comic Book Classroom. Also drawing large crowds was the sultry Felicia Day who is best know for her work on "Dragon Age" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."
While the celebs and artists were amazing, it is the fans and vendors that truly made Comic Con for me. Endless rows of discounted comics just begging for a noble collector to find a hidden treasure, towering walls of paraphernalia including robes, figurines and voodoo dolls. It's a little slice of heaven.
The fans are amazing. Every comic book character a true connoisseur could think of is most likely represented in this crowd as patrons work for months perfecting their look and choosing their costume. As unique as their costumes, is the polite nature of those who attend this giant show. Media personnel from all across the western U.S. met with me in an area we had been provided and the prevailing topic of conversation as that never had photographers had such an easy time asking for photos or comments. The collecting group is a great bunch of people and they put on quite a show.
If your interest has been peaked, note that Utah will be hosting its first ever Comic Con this September. Based on what I witnessed in Denver, get there early and be ready for an epic show.


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One of our favorite authors once wrote that the two most beautiful words in the English language were "summer afternoon," and after a truly knockout Memorial Day weekend, we simply have to agree. These lazy days never fail to delight, especially when you apply the season's easy informality and less-is-more attitude to everything you do-including your beauty routine! On that note, we've rounded up a bevy of must-buy products that are sure to keep you looking effortlessly lovely all summer long. From the top faux tanners to our go-to lip gloss, you'll find all your warm-weather beauty essentials in today's WWW Picks.1. Faux Glow
We always long for bronzy skin, even though we know that the things that create said hue-tanning beds, laying out-are definite no-nos. But you can get a little color with these two guilt-free options: St. Tropez's Wash Off Instant Glow Face ($15) and MAC's Back to the Beach Crème Bronzer ($25). The former is the newest formulation from the self-tan masters and it's the perfect commitment-free way to get bronzed. (We also suggest checking out their new Wash Off Instant Glow Body ($18) and Wash Off Instant Glow Mousse ($25) too!) If that seems too intense, just pick up MAC's limited edition bronzer; the creamy formula is super easy to use and gives you a very natural look!
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When the sun is shining, no one wants to be stuck inside blow-drying and styling their hair. To ensure your blowout lasts as long as possible, definitely invest in some dry shampoo. Au Naturel Dry Shampoo ($23) is one of our new favorites; just work some of the powder into your hairline and scalp to refresh your 'do.
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While we're all about an au natural beauty look, sometimes you need a lip gloss that's just as hot as the temperatures outside. For that, we must direct you to Topshop's amazing new beauty line and suggest picking up their Gloss ($10) in Heatwave as soon as you possibly can. It's the perfect semi-sheer orange red hue (very Prada if we do say so) and will definitely give you the perfect pout.
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Though we really do swear by the aforementioned less-is-more makeup routine, nothing-not humidity, chlorine, or sea spray-will keep us from having full lashes. Happily, we'll stay doe-eyed all season long, thanks to Revlon's new Grow Luscious by Fabulash Mascara ($8) in Blackest Black. The awesome formula works as a mascara and lash enhancer in one, so the formula simultaneously conditions your lashes, helping them grow stronger over time, and gives you fabulously fat fringe. Buy the regular formula or stock up on tubes of the Waterproof Grow Luscious by Fabulash ($8)-you'll be happy you did!
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We loved celebrity hairstylist Sally Hershberger's mass line of hair care products, so we were immediately curious about her new higher-end five-product line, Salon. We're pleased to report that it's all quite good, especially the Sally Hershberger Salon Mineral Spray Styler ($24). The formula's salt-free-which is better for your hair-but it gives your locks that always-desirable beach-like texture and movement.
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The season's surf-punk trend is definitely still big, but if you're bored with channeling it sartorially, now's the time to try it with your beauty! There are so many gorgeous variations on marine blues and greens available right now, surely you can find one to fit your fancy. Our money's on Sephora by OPI's Nail Color ($9) in Teal We Meet Again, but we also love the electric teal lacquer in Urban Decay's Summer of Love Nail Kit ($28) and OPI's new Catch Me in Your Net, which is part of their Summer Flutter Collection.
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Last, but not least, our most important Summer Beauty Essential: sunscreen. But not just any sunscreen, dear readers, this is Neutrogena's brand spanking new Ultra Sheer Liquid Sunblock SPF 55 ($12). In addition to providing the sort of superior waterproof, sweatproof, oil and PABA free protection we expect from Neutrogena, this lightweight formula doesn't leave you with a greasy-looking face, it actually gives you a non-shiny finish. It's smart and strong-two things that are always essential!


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If anyone could accurately predict the Rapture, it would be Johnny Cash. Whenever he sings something, he sounds like a prophetic curmudgeon. Can't you just see him misanthropically grumbling out these lyrics while the sky is falling all around him?
And I heard, as it were/the noise of thunder/One of the four beasts saying: "Come and see."/And I saw. And behold, a white horse./There's a man goin' 'round takin' names/An' he decides who to free and who to blame/Everybody won't be treated all the same/There'll be a golden ladder reaching down/When the man comes around.


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Dating back to at least 305 CE, few cities have a history as rich and storied as Split. Travelers booking flights to Split are on their way to a remarkable travel experience. Known as one of the most beautiful cities in the Mediterranean, Split allows you to simultaneously enjoy modern bars, restaurants and entertainment against a backdrop of breathtaking historical architecture and coastal views.
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Universal Enterprises (UMe) has issued the first five platinum-selling Capitol Records Megadeth albums on limited edition picture disc vinyl for the first time in the U.S. Titles include "Peace Sells…But Who's Buying?", "So Far, So Good…So What!", "Rust In Peace", "Countdown To Extinction" and "Youthanasia". Each album is pressed on heavyweight vinyl and features the remastered mixes by Dave Mustaine with the original album track listings. You can now order the picture discs on Amazon at the following links:
Backstage Auctions presents a one of kind, rock to the core, online auction event featuring decades of Megadeth tour memorabilia. "It simply doesn't get any more real and authentic than this – especially with the collection coming directly from Megadeth" explains Backstage Auctions founder Jacques van Gool. The event, aptly titled "Megadeth – The Countdown To Extinction Auction", is a not to miss opportunity for fans and collectors around the world to own an authentic piece of memorabilia from one of most highly successful and significant heavy metal bands in music history.
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Club members!! Dave Mustaine will take part in a special online chat at the Megadeth Cyber Army chat room on TODAY, Saturday, November 8 @ 11 a.m. Pacific Time (19:00 GMT). You must be a Cyber Army club member to participate in the chat. Not a member of the club yet? Enlist today! cyberarmy.megadeth.com.
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Dave Mustaine, Ozzy Osbourne, Queen + Adam Lambert, Metallica and Greg Allman were among the winners at the 10th annual Classic Rock Roll Of Honour awards, held for the first time ever in the U.S. last night (November 4) at The Avalon in Hollywood. Scott Ian (Anthrax) presented Dave Mustaine with the prestigious 'Metal Guru' award. Dave Mustaine thanks Classic Rock Magazine, Sian Llewellyn, Chris Ingraham, Laffitte Music Group, Universal Music Group, his family, friends, and fans for the amazing award. For complete details of the event, visit classicrock.teamrock.com.
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PAWTUCKET — Concern about the snow and ice build-up on the roofs of the city's schools has prompted the schools superintendent to call off school today so the matter can be addressed.
Schools Supt. Deborah Cylke said she made the decision after consulting with both the city's building official and a structural engineer who had been asked to assess the load bearing weights of each of the schools' roofs in the current snow and ice conditions.
CRANSTON — Two of the four heavyweight programs in Division I squared off on Thursday night. Cumberland and Cranston West threw haymakers at each other all night with the defending state champion Clippers getting off the deck to win a 36-28 slugfest.
Cumberland scored five pins, worth six points each in the team scoring, to a pair of deck jobs for the Falcons. Those pins, especially the ones scored by Brandon Ferreri and Tom Lacroix after Cranston West had taken a 25-21 lead after 160 pounds, proved the difference in this topsy-turvy match.
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ATTLEBORO - Roland E. Desmarais, 88, of North Avenue, Attleboro Ma, died Wednesday, February 2, 2011 surrounded by his loving family. He was the husband of Irene (Lenzini) Desmarais. They were to celebrate their seventieth wedding anniversary in July.
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PAWTUCKET- Helena J. Michonski 92, formerly of Grand Avenue passed away Wednesday February 2, 2011 at Pawtucket Memorial Hospital. She was the beloved wife of the late Charles P. Michonski.
Born in Lynn, MA she was a daughter of the late Stanislaw and Helena (Wesolowski)Cudnik. She lived in Pawtucket for 69 years.
Before retiring Mrs. Michonski was employed as a Mender in the Blackstone Valley Area Textile Industry for many years.
She was a member of St. Joseph's Church Central Falls Holy Rosary Society.
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LINCOLN - Shirley A. (Anderson) Martin, 71, of Lincoln passed away Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at Roger Williams Medical Center, Providence.
Born in Cumberland, she was a daughter of Helen C.(Janeczka) Anderson of Central Falls and the late Anders G. Anderson; she had lived in Lincoln for most of her life.
Mrs. Martin was a receptionist at Samuel Steel, formerly American Steel, of Cumberland for the past 35 years. She was an avid Boston Red Sox fan.
PROVIDENCE — By no means was Providence's 68-63 win over South Florida Wednesday night a work of art. Not that anyone in the Friar locker room is about to complain about style points.
PC did not play anywhere near its best but won for the third time in four games to improve to 3-7 in the Big East and 14-9 overall.
"We're a high-paced team, but (last night) we didn't score a lot of points," noted senior big man Ray Hall. "We had to rely on our defense, and our defense really came through."
There's a scene in Jerry Maguire in which Jerry, the do-anything-at-all-costs agent, is going over the particulars with Matt Cushman, father of quarterback and surefire top pick Frank. Besides appeasing his pseudo clients with dollar figures and draft stature, Jerry aims for some reassurance from the Cushman camp that he will be entrusted with the negotiations with the NFL team that selects Frank.
Matt Cushman closes the discussion with a firm handshake along with the following: "What you have is my whole word, and it's stronger than oak."
PAWTUCKET – Story of this winter: Another bad weather day, another round of postponed boys' basketball games to be added to the "compressed schedule."
WOONSOCKET — If you liked yesterday's weather, you're going to love what Mother Nature has in store for us today.
The latest in a series of unusually fierce winter storms turns out to be a double-dipper. After dumping four to seven inches of snow across the Blackstone Valley Tuesday, a second wave — a hard-to-predict combo of snow, sleet and rain — is expected to whack the region by nightfall.
CUMBERLAND — Another snow day, another lost practice session for Cumberland High's wrestling team.
"This makes me very uncomfortable," Cumberland coach Steve Gordon was saying on Tuesday morning as another snowstorm hit the region. "I don't have any control over the kids' weights when we can't practice. But my guys know what to do. They are pretty good about it. Some of them will go over to Northeast Elite (a wrestling school in Woonsocket) and get a workout in. We can't practice at the school because if school is cancelled, it's over. You can't practice."
PAWTUCKET — There's just something so fitting, so appropriate, about longtime state power Bishop Hendricken matching up with St. Raphael Academy, a contender in its own right, this late in the regular season.
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PAWTUCKET - Fernande I. (Gaudreau) Caron, 85 of Pawtucket, passed away Tuesday, January 25, 2011 unexpectedly in Florida. She was the wife of the late Roger F. Caron. Born in Pawtucket she was the daughter of the late Gerard and Yvonne (Boulay) Gaudreau. Mrs. Caron worked as a Sander at International Display for many years before retiring and was the former President of Fogarty Manor in Pawtucket.
COVENTRY – The Coventry Oakers made a statement to the rest of Division I last night.
With the Division I leading St. Raphael Academy Saints strolling into town, the Oakers demonstrated that they will have to be mentioned as a contender for the state crown with a convincing 92-72 victory over the Saints that improved their record to 9-4 in league play.
PROVIDENCE – One little setback at an inopportune time hasn't stopped Aleide Fernandes from doing what she does best – winning state titles.
The Central Falls senior, who already owns five individual crowns in various weight events, is far ahead of the field this winter in her specialties with throws of 53 feet, 4 ½ in the 20-pound weight and 37-8 in the shot put.
Fernandes still feels ready to shine at the state championships on Feb. 19, despite being sidetracked somewhat due to tendonitis in her left elbow, an injury that has kept her from competing the past two meets for the Warriors.
WOONSOCKET --- After cruising to a pair of lopsided Division I victories over the weekend, Mount St. Charles Academy got just what it needed on Monday night -- a competitive contest against one of the top public school teams in Eastern Mass.
The Mounties turned in one of their best games of the season and received strong contributions from all three of their lines and goaltender Dan Foster in a closer-than-it-appears 5-0 win over Needham High at Adelard Arena.


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Boy beats battle with leukemia: 'I survived cancer for three years'
EUGENE, Ore. -- A longstanding struggle with leukemia is finally over for 11-year-old Candon Biggs.
"I haven't been a normal kid for like three or four years," said Biggs at his survivor party on Saturday, "and now I can actually do the stuff I've been wanting to for a long time."
In October of 2009, doctors diagnosed Candon with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Since that time he has fought his way through countless treatments.
Now doctors say the battle is over, and Candon has been declared cancer free.
"February 4th was my last day," said Biggs.
On Saturday, Biggs' friends, family members … even Puddles the Duck and the UO cheerleaders threw a party to celebrate his last chemotherapy treatment at Friendly Street Church of God in Eugene.
Three years ago Candon was on his way to Jedi Camp in Disneyworld for a trip provided by the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
"Even when he lost his hair, it was never a thought that we would lose him because he's that strong," Candon's aunt Brittney Borden told KVAL News.
Borden said Saturday's party is all about celebrating survival.
"You cannot lose hope for one minute … because if you do, it puts them down," Borden said. "You have to surround yourself and put yourself in a position and around people that are always going to be positive."
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As mentioned in a previous post we love HAproxy at Pixl8 its the handy penknife we use for high availability solutions.
Pixl8 Director Managing Director Alex Skinner and members of our R&D team share general info
As mentioned in a previous post we love HAproxy at Pixl8 its the handy penknife we use for high availability solutions.
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I thought I'd share some information on one of the technologies we use for our larger sites HAProxy.
Thought this was worth blogging as it's a real gotcha in .NET. Like PHP there is a default file size specified which you need to tweak to allow big file uploads. Unlike PHP, .NET fails silently and also doesn't point out the other settings which need tweaking like request size.
I've been looking at analysing sql server query usage and have used SQL profiler to ascertain long running queries and generally log interaction with the DB.
Dissecting a database again the joys of trying to work out what talks to what.
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Trouble shooting some bung code I came across a weird one today. This highlights the need to scope variables.
We had a problem recently with slow connections to a MySQL 5 database on linux. The symptoms were that for the first connection from the client (cfmx /bluedragon/query tool) the response from the MySQL server would be very slow up to 15secs. Then after that the reponse was quick (This was actually a bit random under load with connection pooling).
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Students from Slippery Rock University have planned this fundraiser to celebrate Earth Day and to raise monies for the library. Join them and plant your own family tree. Seedlings will be available. Decorate your flower pot and give the library some "green" loving with a donation of $5.00.
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Halo 5: What We Know So Far About Master Chief's Xbox One Debut
One of the biggest games announced for Xbox One so far is Halo 5: Guardians. Halo has been the flagship franchise for Xbox since 2001 when Combat Evolved convinced millions of gamers to buy the original Xbox. Microsoft hopes that the first Xbox One Halo game can give their next-gen console a lift as well.
We all know Halo 5 is a big game but what else do we really know about it? What's been confirmed so far and what's just gossip? Here's a summary of everything we've learned to date about Master Chief's return.
Master ChiefMost of what we know about Halo 5's story comes from the cinematic trailer from E3 2013. The trailer began with a cloaked figure walking through a desert. An enormous robot rises from the sand and flies into the sky. The cloaked person pulls out a crystal chip on a dog tag and inspects it. The robot opens up its wings, sending out a blast of wind. The wind knocks off the cloaked figure's hood, revealing that it's Master Chief (aka John-117).
A leaked story synopsis said that Chief would face "a new battery of challenges and tests in a Herculean effort to stay alive in a galaxy where sentient life is mercilessly hunted." Microsoft denied that these details are official, though. The information was generic enough that it really didn't matter whether it was real or fake.
In case you think that someone else is wearing Master Chief's armor, Microsoft Studios head Phil Spencer confirmed in a post-E3 interview that the game stars John-117.
Agent LockeThe official box art for Halo 5: Guardians shows an armored figure standing in the desert. A mirror image below him shows Master Chief in the exact same location. Some speculated it could be Spartan Palmer or perhaps even Cortana. Executive producer Josh Holmes said on Twitter that it's a brand-new character, though.
343 Industries' Bonnie Ross confirmed in an E3 2014 interview that this character is named Agent Locke. The name sounds human but his race is about all we can guess for now.
Though Agent Locke is featured more prominently on the box art than Master Chief, this new character won't be the star. Halo 5, Ross says, is a continuation of Master Chief's story.
Halo: NightfallWe'll get more details on the story of Halo 5 with Halo: Nightfall. This live-action, digital series is being executive produced by Ridley Scott and directed by Battlestar Galactica's Sergio Mimica-Gezzan.
This series said to tell the "origin story of an all new character" who plays an important role in Halo 5. Bonnie Ross confirmed during E3 that Agent Locke is the character in question. Nightfall is intended to familiarize gamers with Locke in preparation for his video game debut with Halo 5.
Nightfall is set to debut this fall. New episodes will be rolled out on a weekly basis. The series will also be included with Halo: The Master Chief Collection. The Master Chief Collection, a compilation of the previous four Halo games starring the character, will be available exclusively on Xbox One on November 11th.
CortanaThe data chip Master Chief was clutching in the Halo 5 trailer is probably the storage device that once held Cortana. Cortana, his A.I. companion for the previous Halo games, began to deconstruct in Halo 4 because she was past her seven-year lifespan. She manages to save his life and say goodbye before shutting down for good.
Master Chief is probably keeping her data chip solely as a memento of his long-time friend. Her "death" was one of the most pivotal moments in Halo 4 and the series so it seems unlikely that the development team would reverse it by allowing Chief to resurrect her somehow in Halo 5. Maybe her data chip will prove useful to him in some way in his journey, though.
PrometheansThe giant robot in the trailer isn't something we've seen before in another Halo game. However, its crystalline shape and orange/yellow lights suggest that it's a Promethean construct. Prometheans, warrior-servants of the ancient Forerunner race, were the main enemies in Halo 4.
Though the Prometheans were decimated during Halo 4, it's almost certain we'll see them again. They were the first new group of enemies introduced in the game since Combat Evolved so why discard them so quickly? Even if the Covenant and Flood appear in Halo 5, the Prometheans are different enough from those foes that they won't feel redundant from a gameplay standpoint. Plus, the trailer suggests there are still some Promethean weapons and vehicles we haven't seen yet.
UNSC InfinityA piece of Halo 5 concept art from January seemed to show the UNSC Infinity hovering above an unknown planet. The Infinity is an experimental warship built from Forerunner and Covenant technology. The world they're visiting doesn't look like the desert Master Chief is trudging through but it could still be the same planet.
The ship's presence in Halo 5 would be no surprise. The crew of the Infinity helped Master Chief on his mission during Halo 4. They were also the subject of a DLC campaign for the game called Spartan Ops. Sarah Palmer, one of the Spartans serving on the ship, was a main character of twin-stick shooter Halo: Spartan Assault. Acting captain Thomas Lasky's time in the academy and his first meeting with Master Chief were chronicled in a live-action series. The Infinity also appeared in two novels and two comic books.
The Infinity and its crew are clearly important to 343 Industries' future plans for Halo. The departure of Cortana makes them even more vital as supporting characters. Wherever Master Chief ends up in Halo 5, you can be sure that the Infinity's going to be there to help him out. Maybe they'll even get their own campaign in this game.
Reclaimer SagaIt makes sense that Halo 5 brings back friends and foes from Halo 4. Before H4's release, Microsoft said that it was the first chapter in a new "Reclaimer Trilogy". Phil Spencer later clarified that the "Reclaimer" story is actually a "saga" rather than a trilogy, so it could be far more than three games.
As the second game in a longer saga, Halo 5 won't have a self-contained story. It's going to create more loose ends than it wraps up. Master Chief's going to be a constant companion for the Xbox One in the years ahead.
60 Frames Per Second343 Industries general manager Bonnie Ross said at E3 that Halo 5 will "take full advantage of the power and flexibility" of the Xbox One. The Halo Engine will be enhanced by the XB1's cloud-computing servers. Ross added that the game will run at 60 frames-per-second, making it the first console installment in the main series to do so.
Ross re-confirmed the game's framerate in May 2014. She also said that the game features a brand-new engine.
Like Nintendo and Sony, Microsoft uses their first-party games as a showcase for their hardware. They want Halo 5 to demonstrate the capabilities of the Xbox One. A smooth-running, beautiful Halo can go a long way in proving to developers and gamers that Microsoft's new console can go toe-to-toe with the PS4.
Halo 5: Guardians343 Industries confirmed in May 2014 that the game's full title is Halo 5: Guardians. This wasn't a huge surprise. The first trailer clearly points toward a continuation of Halo 4 storyline. Furthermore, every Halo game starring Master Chief has had a number. The developers have only resorted to subtitles (Halo: ODST, Halo: Reach) when they're telling stories with other characters.
They haven't revealed what the Guardians subtitle means. Is it a reference to the Forerunners or Prometheans? Or is it an entirely new faction?
Microsoft was very secretive about the title at first. The first trailer for Halo on Xbox One simply called the game "Halo." However, a rough cut of the trailer released months later featured a Halo 5 logo.
Why was Microsoft so tight-lipped about the game's name? Phil Spencer, now head of Xbox, said in a June 2013 interview that each new Halo typically appears at two E3's. That explains their ambiguity with the title a bit more. They probably figured, "Okay, we'll tell them the basics at E3 2013: a Halo first-person shooter is coming out on Xbox One. Then we'll fill them in on all the nitty-gritty details like the title at E3 2014."
Release DateBonnie Ross and Phil Spencer both said last summer that Halo 5 would launch in 2014. Microsoft PR man Rob Semsey reconfirmed that estimate in January. The Microsoft Store listed the game for 2014 as well.
The first signs of a delay were given by Steve Downes, the voice of Master Chief. He caused quite a stir last month by suggesting Halo 5 won't be out until 2015.
Microsoft tried to downplay Downes' comments at first. However, they confirmed in May 2014 that the game won't be out until Fall 2015.
Multiplayer Beta343 Industries is going to let gamers try out Halo 5 in late 2014.
"Welcoming fans this December, the Halo 5: Guardians Multiplayer Beta offers a taste of the new multiplayer gameplay and features coming next year with the games full release," the company said.
Beta access is included with the Master Chief Collection arriving in November. 343 hasn't announced any other methods to get into the test.
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