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Here's another post with an easy idea for a great gift: salted pepita chocolate bark. I brought little baggies of this to work last week, and everybody loved them. My coworkers were convinced that I bought the bark somewhere fancy. No one needs to know that this gourmet treat takes only minutes to make! I wrapped mine up in little cellophane treat bags, but you could also pack a bunch up in a nice holiday tin for a more sizeable gift.
If you missed my first post in the great gift ideas series, check it out. When you're done making vanilla salt, come back here to read about the bark. See you in five minutes!
Done? If not, you can substitute any coarse or flaky sea salt here, but the vanilla salt really takes this over the top. The pepitas provide a nice crunch and a pop of color, and the combination of vanilla bean, salt, and dark chocolate is absolutely amazing.
I like to make this right before bed, then leave it out to harden while I sleep. When I wake up in the morning, it's ready to break into pieces. Because of this routine, Ben calls this "breakfast chocolate". I can assure you, however, that it's delicious any time of day. I'm planning on making some more so I can put out a big bowl of it on Thanksgiving, for those of us who like to nibble on something sweet while waiting for the turkey. Enjoy!
Ingredients (makes about 30 pieces):
3 cups semisweet chocolate chips (I used Guittard)
1/3 cup pepitas (raw, shelled pumpkin seeds)
About 1/2 teaspoon vanilla salt, or to taste (or any flaky or coarse sea salt)
Line an 9x13 inch pan with parchment paper.
Melt the chocolate in a saucepan over very low heat, stirring constantly, or by microwaving it in a heatproof bowl for 30-second intervals, stirring in between.
Pour the chocolate into the prepared pan, and use a small spatula to spread it into an even layer. Sprinkle most of the pepitas and vanilla salt on top, and use the spatula to swirl the toppings into the chocolate a bit. Sprinkle the remaining pepitas and salt on top. Let the chocolate harden for at least 2 hours, then slice or break into pieces.
Chocolate bark will keep in an airtight container at room temperature for a very long time. I always eat it fast, though, or wrap it up and give it away as a gift.
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Many of our suppliers will have put together a presentation for your enjoyment and not only will they appeal to brides to be, they might also be perfect for a special occasion. Children are welcome and might even enjoy a surprise Easter treat! Our executive chef Joe Lado will be on stand-by all day to answer any questions you might have and will offer a bespoke food menu consultation. All local wedding suppliers from cake designs to bridal wear will be here to show you as well as tell you exactly what they have to offer. We will be holding this event from 10.30am until 3pm so make sure you don't miss out!


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Thanks for your advice. My doctor and I have discussed this problem and it includes an entirely different lifestyle change for me, I have gone on a diet low in saturated fats and cholesterol. As expected I had to empty my refrigerator and kitchen cabinets and start over. I am now checking on cholesterol and sodium intake as well as saturated and trans fat before placing anything in my shopping cart.I maintain a healthy body weight, I do not smoke, drink alcohol and I am trying to manage my stress levels. I am taking the Lipitor as prescribed and hoping for a miracle.
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I received the results for my cholesterol on Monday and was surprised. The numbers are quite alarming, my HDL is 85, my LDL is 128. It made me depressed, I never, ever thought someone like me could have a problem like this. I am very meticulous when it comes to eating, most of my family and friends say I am a "picky eater." I am still trying to come to terms with this illness. I see people eating unhealthy, abusing alcohol, smoking, using drugs and they seem fine, I do none of those things, I take extremely good care of myself, I just don't understand. You know that old saying, "The closer you get to God the harder Satan is going to attack you."
That's the problem so many people face in this country, they cannot see a doctor who is not on their insurance list no matter what the situation is and that is so sad.
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He did advise me though to continue taking the Lipitor for about six months at which time he will re-run some other tests to see whether more plaque is forming or if it is shrinking, he thinks there is a good chance it will, if it does, He will put off surgery for a while.
If on the other hand more plaque continue to form he will re think surgery as all surgeries come with a certain degree of risk.View Thread
You are right I did some research on this subject and I did not see anywhere that Lipitor or any other statin for that matter eliminating plaque. What I did see was Lipitor helps to prevent more plaque from forming, and definitely not in six months.
I do feel my doctor was giving me the run around since he refused to give me a referral to see a Cardiologist or a Vascular Surgeon. So I went around him and did it myself.
I haven an appointment in the morning to him, I am scared as to what I will find out but also relieved to be seeing someone who is qualified in this field. Thank you, all of you, thanks very much for your advice and input, if it weren't for all of you I probably would never have done anything to help myself.
I believed and trusted my primary physician when he told me everything will be fine.
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Take a look at Shopify. Beautiful, easy for the customer and for you, search engine optimized so customers can find you on Google, and overall it's actually a cool community too.
You can start by reading this article and see how many big brands actually use it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shopify
I looked through several posts talking about shopping carts, but I`m not sure what would be best for my situation.
My granddad has a large (thousands) collection of antique postcards. Since he`s getting old, he wants to start selling them more quickly, but Ebay has been a little disappointing, with all its fees and customer complaints, and how you have to work at it very regularly. So I`d like to make an e-commerce website to sell the cards for him.
I have a reseller hosting account with Hostgator, so I can host the site. Hostgator offers the following shopping carts as part of their service:
Agora Cart
Zen Cart
Cube Cart
My key concern for the antique postcard store is that there will only be one of many of the postcards. So when someone buys it, I would want it to be removed from the website, or at the least, be marked with "Sold Out."
Other considerations for the shopping cart/website:
--We will probably eventually have over 1,000 items on the website at any time, divided by categories.
--There will need to be a good search function.
--It would be great if new product information could be entered into a spreadsheet or simple form and then added to the database. Then I could show my granddad, sister, or other people how to add postcards to the store.
--I`m a website designer by profession, and I don`t mind having to work with code a little bit. I`ve learned a little about PHP, ASP, and MySQL, and I`d like to have a reason to learn more.
--There is no need for complex shipping calculations, since the postcards are all the same size and weight.
--There is no need to give the customer options. They will just be clicking "add to cart" or similar by the card(s) they want.
--I would want to give the store a "look" that fits the product offering.
--I don`t want this to cost much money.
So, recommendations?
(If someone wants to recommend Apple Cart, go ahead and say your piece, but I`d rather people not get into an argument on this thread like they did on another one. Apple Cart`s too expensive for me, anyway.)
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Thanks, Roland.
I hadn`t thought about a customer database, but that would probably be helpful.
My granddad, although elderly, isn`t ready to give up the ghost yet, and also is not ready to give up his postcard collection all at once like that. (I think it`s on my grandmother`s insistence that he`s trying to reduce the collection at all!) Also, I want the experience of setting up and managing an online store, so I can help website clients with that.
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OF the four carts your list, I prefer Zen Cart.
You can have a limited quantity of each product to sell and Zen Cart will track how many are left and or sold-out.
There is a bulk upload modual (add on) although I have not used it.
Gettting back to basics:
The good thing about shopping carts is they manage the "Backroom" stuff well and maintain a customer database. For your situation, do you need a customer database (usually used to promote new items or prices to existing customers)?
The bad thing about going about this is you`ll need to get the word out through promotion, SEO, etc in order to get traffic. While eBay does have some issues, it already gets traffic.
The other consideration is why sell the cards one-by-one online? Do you expect higher price per item? And why do this over time (time to add more cards)? Why not just find a dealer in such items or an auction house and sell everything?
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Any good ecommerce solution provide for password protection of the admin parts of the online store...as well as customer password/login protection.
SSL is separate from the ecommerce program as it is related to the hosting/server and is not contingent upon what ecommerce program you use.
Some people have online stores without SSL but if they process payments through PayPal...PayPal protects through SSL that transaction.
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Lancer's Spinach Salad
Jun 3, 2013, midnight
Because June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month, let's grab a green and make magic out of it! Fresh spinach is so plentiful right now and, because spinach salad continues to be an all-time favorite, I want to share a recipe that was a signature dish many years ago at our family restaurant, "D'Atri's" at Lake Tahoe, Calif.
It's a recipe from my first cookbook, "Momma & Me & You," and it comes with a great story. You could say it came up through the ashes, so to speak, of one of the most well-known eating establishments in the Lake Tahoe area in the 1950s. Lancer's Restaurant on the Mount Rose Highway was synonymous with fine dining at the lake. Lancer's was the place to celebrate very special occasions but it was their spinach salad that gave Lancer's national notoriety. We're not sure exactly who the creator of this amazing salad was, but I do know that my momma tried to talk the chef into giving her the recipe. She tried. And tried. And tried. In fact, momma tried for about 20 years with each conversation ending the same way—"No!"
Then one day, sadly, the Lancer's Restaurant burnt to the ground. (Momma had nothing to do with it, I promise!)
But, through perseverance (and a little help from a friend of a friend of a friend of the chef's), momma finally got the recipe she'd waited so long to toss for herself—the original recipe for Lancer's salad! If you have a big wooden bowl, rub a hearty clove of garlic around the sides and bottom and you'll be serving it just like the maître d' did tableside at Lancer's. Here's to great greens and good kitchen stories!
Lancer's Spinach Salad
Ingredients for the salad:
1 large clove of garlic, crushed whole
1 to 1 1/2 bags fresh spinach (about 12 oz.) washed and dried
1/2 pound crispy bacon, chopped fine
2 eggs, hardboiled and chopped
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon fresh ground pepper
Ingredients for the salad dressing:
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil (important to use a good extra virgin olive oil)
1/4 cup brown sugar
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
Prepare salad dressing: In a medium bowl, whisk together olive oil, brown sugar, lemon juice, mustard and Worcestershire sauce until well blended. Set aside.
Coat the sides and bottom of a large wooden bowl with garlic, then discard garlic piece. (If you don't have a wooden bowl, mince the garlic clove and add it to the salad mixture.)
In a large bowl, add spinach, crisp bacon, eggs, salt and pepper.
Drizzle dressing over mixture and toss gently. Serve on chilled salad plates.
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Billy Zane and Mischa Barton have signed on to star in Mining For Ruby, ETonline has exclusively learned.
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Terrific font, DmaienG.
I thoroughly enjoyed your blog posting last month: "Typography in 8 bits: System fonts"
(It was hevaily promoted here on FontStruct!)
Member of the "Video Game Font Preservation Society" in good standing
If you liked the 8-bit one check out the 16-bit sequel that I did created font for (I coudn't find a TTF of the Atari's low-res font anywhere!)
I just saw that, DamienG. Sorry about the mispelling of your name in my previous comment: fast fingers + no proof-reading + no way to edit a comment unless you are the font's creator. :^(
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Bellarmine vs. Hobart
April 13, 2013
|Bobby Schmitt
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|Karsen Leung
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|Brogan Hill
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|Dylan Gatt
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|Michael Ward
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|Cameron Gardner
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|Cam Stone
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|Alex Love
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|LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Bellarmine University Knights lost another double OT thriller on Saturday against Hobart College by a score of 9-8. On a day where the senior class was recognized for their contributions to Bellarmine lacrosse, the celebration was marred by a victory for the Statesmen.
Bellarmine now drops to 7-4 (3-4 ECAC) and will need some help from other teams in the conference to make the Eastern College Athletic Conference Tournament.
Hobart came out ready to play and their two star players, Cam Stone and Alex Love, delivered the first two scores of the game to give Hobart an early 2-0 lead.
It took Bellarmine nearly eight minutes of play to find the back of the net and it was sophomore LSM Bobby Schmitt tallying first for the Knights. Schmitt stripped a Hobart player of the ball, scooped up the groundball, raced down the field and scored on Hobart's Peter Zonino.
Love would net another score to give Hobart a 3-1 lead at the end of the first quarter.
It was Schmitt again scoring for the Knights to begin the second quarter; however Hobart would answer with a three goal run to stretch the lead to four at 6-2.
Schmitt would complete his hat-trick, the first of his career, with 2:16 to play in the half and cut the halftime deficit to three at 6-3.
Bellarmine would find their scoring touch in the second half and with back-to-back goals from Brogan Hill, both assisted by Karsen Leung, would cut the lead to just one (5-6) at the end of the third quarter.
The Knights tied the contest at six just four minutes into the fourth quarter after Cameron Gardner connected on an assist from Dylan Gatt.
Gatt would then score the next goal of the contest, just his second of the season, to give Bellarmine the lead.
Bellarmine's lead was short-lived and just 33 seconds later, Hobart's Stone found Frank Brown who tied the game again.
Love and the Statesmen scored again less than a minute later to reclaim the lead at 8-7, but BU's Michael Ward was able to tie the game less than a minute later and force overtime.
Both teams had a number of opportunities in overtime, including Gardner who was in close on the crease and unable to finish, foiled by the crossbar.
It would be Hobart's playmaker and feeder Stone finding Jake McHenry for the game-winning goal.
Bellarmine struggled offensively and the Knights' extra man unit went 0-3 on the day. BU also struggled at the faceoff "x" going 8-22 against the Statesmen.
For the Statesmen it was the duo of Love and Stone making a huge impact. Love finished the day with four goals and an assist while Stone finished with two goals and three assists.
Bellarmine's offense was paced by the long-stick Schmitt, who finished the day with three goals, four caused turnovers and five groundballs. The sophomore Hill also had a strong second half finishing the game with two goals.
The Knights will take the field again on Saturday Apr. 20 for a match-up against the University of Virginia Cavaliers. Faceoff will come at 1 p.m. at Klockner Stadium in Charlottesville.


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March 31, 2014
SUGAR LAND, Texas - Behind a career-low round from freshman Ann Holcomb, Stephen F. Austin sits sixth following the first two rounds of the Houston Baptist Husky Invitational. The Ladyjacks shot a 62-over 638, sitting just two strokes shy of cracking the top-five.
Holcomb opened up the day with a 9-over 71, then shaved six strokes off that total in round two, firing a career-low 3-over 75 and currently sits tied for 14th in the individual standings with a 12-over 156. She leads fellow freshman Piper Kyle by one stroke as Kyle sits in sole possession of 19th with a 13-over 157 (78-79).
Sophomore Sydney Reed is tied for 26th overall with a 17-over 161 (81-80), three shots better than freshman Jessica White's 20-over 164 (81-83). Senior Aliece Anderson rounds out the SFA scorecard with a 26-over 170 (87-83).
A pair of Ladyjacks are competing as individuals, led by sophomore Mackenzie Steiner's 24-over 168 (87-81), followed by sophomore Julia Bazaldua's 25-over 169 (87-82).
Playing on a warm but windy day in the Houston suburb, SFA opened up the 54-hole event with a 33-over 321 in round one, then shaved four strokes off to card a 29-over 638 in round two. The Ladyjacks hold a comfortable seven-stroke lead on Oklahoma City (69-over 645) and enter Tuesday's final round trailing fifth-place Incarnate Word (60-over 636) by two strokes.
Heading into the final 18 holes there currently is a three-way tie atop the team leaderboard with Louisiana-Monroe, Lamar and Central Arkansas all shooting a 43-over 619 through day one. Host Houston Baptist (49-over 625) is in fourth, 11 shots ahead of the fifth-place Cardinals.
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Newly-minted White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest has been on the job for three days, but things got really official when he took over the press secretary Twitter account Wednesday.
Earnest broke in the account by asking Twitter users to ask him questions. And some of them were exactly what you might expect.
@PressSec @jearnest44 do you like tacos?
— lianna (@jinxflingers) June 25, 2014
Earnest answered some questions. Here are a few.
.@jinxflingers I don't like tacos. I love 'em. Hard/soft shell. Beef/chicken/fish. Can't go wrong. #AskPressSec — Josh Earnest (@PressSec) June 25, 2014
A White House intern fainted at Earnest's second press briefing. She is fine and apparently it's not too early to joke about it or poke fun at his deputies.
@PressSec when are you giving @Schultz44 and/or @Lehrich44 a shot at the podium #AskPressSec
— Phil Mattingly (@Phil_Mattingly) June 25, 2014
.@Phil_Mattingly If interns faint when I am up there, imagine what would happen during an @Schultz44 or @Lehrich44 briefing! #AskPressSec — Josh Earnest (@PressSec) June 25, 2014
There's one way in which Earnest won't be following in his predecessor's footsteps.
@PressSec when can we expect a Carney-esque beard? #askpresssec
— Aaron (@AARNGLzR) June 25, 2014
.@AARNGLzR Never. My wife would never approve. #AskPressSec — Josh Earnest (@PressSec) June 25, 2014
Earnest hails from Kansas City and his bio says he is a "life-long Royals fan."
@PressSec @jearnest44 George Brett, Hal McRae or Frank White? #AskPressSec #Royals
— Josh Levy (@joshlevyesq) June 25, 2014
.@joshlevyesq Easy. George Brett. Growing up, everyone in my Little League wanted to be Number 5. #AskPressSec — Josh Earnest (@PressSec) June 25, 2014
Earnest's job has some perks.
.@ronaldo129 Several years ago, as I rushed around a corner in a random WH hallway, I literally bumped into @KingJames. #AskPressSec
— Josh Earnest (@PressSec) June 25, 2014
Yes, it lives up to the hype MT @PaulMatula: Have you had the WH beer? Where does it stand in the pantheon of home brew beers? #AskPressSec — Josh Earnest (@PressSec) June 25, 2014
And then there were the questions that didn't get answered.
Unlike some people in Congress, Earnest didn't have anything to say about Prince's "Purple Rain", which turned 30 today.
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Or a lot of other things.
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@PressSec is it called soda or pop? #AskPressSec
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Are Bo and Sunny friendly around visitors? #AskPressSec
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Arduino @ Radio Shack
One of our alums (Michelle DuCharme, DIGA Sound 2011) was out today and spotted these:
Sure enough, it now seems that Radio Shack is carrying Arduinos! Quite a few of our current students and alums are rejoicing right now at the thought of not having to wait for shipping. If you are not among those in the know, learn more about Arduino here.
Hackspace forming in New Smyrna
Kaiju Sushi in New Smyrna is looking to form a hacker/maker group that would meet weekly at their restaurant. The first meeting will be Tuesday, Sept 6 @ 7pm. Should be of interest to some of our students and alumni, especially those who took DIGA 231. You can learn more about the group in this blog post. As their announcement says:
Kaiju is hosting a hackspace for the New Smyrna, Deland, Daytona, Port Orange, and Ormond areas. We're looking for talented young engineers, software developers, makers, and modders to team up with experienced Space Coast workers to build new projects. Our focus is to:
- Get you working with other talent to give your projects the momentum they need.
- Give you access to world-class speakers via video conferencing. We want to connect our local hackspace to other groups around the world so we can stay on top of technological and economic trends.
- Learn about patent writing, business incorporation, marketing, and all the tools you'll need to start a technology business on a tight budget.
Networking, hardware hacking and sushi sounds like a winning combination to me!
Interactivity and Art Finals 2010
Final projects from Prof. Roberts' DIGA 231 Interactivity and Art class. Students in this class learn how to program their own software using MAX/MSP and how to use Arduino boards to create a link between the physical and digital worlds. Students also learn how to use a variety of switches and sensors such as distance, light, pressure, knock, temperature, RFID and heart rate sensors.
Interactivity and Art Finals
Students in DIGA 231 Interactivity and Art learn how to program their own interactive software using Max/MSP and use Arduino boards to create a link between the physical and digital worlds. Students also learn how to use a variety of switches and sensors such as distance, light, pressure, knock, temperature, RFID and heart rate sensors. The video below captures the exhibition of their final projects for the Fall 2009.


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Inevitable, but it seems that spinnaker fabric is finally done as the middle choice of ultralight shelter fabrics. I'd been on a mailing list for Gossamer Gear, probably the last of the big names to sell spinnaker shelters, waiting for news of when the SpinnTwinn would be back in stock, but the news is that the SpinnTwinn is done. As other manufacturers have found, the inconsistent quality of recently produced spinnaker is the problem. However, apparently the design will return with a new fabric. No idea about their other shelters. Luckily I picked up a Spinnshelter from the Gear Swap here, so my shelter needs are now covered, but I'm intrigued to see what the new fabric will be.
They had some problems with a batch of fabric and sent out emails to those they knew had purchased them. I had one and returned it. In the email, they said they were getting sample Spinn Twinns made with 30denier nylon, silicone coated on one side and Polyurethane on the other.
I asked about spinnaker at a panel discussion on gear at the recent ALDHA-West gathering. Grant Sible's response: "Spinnaker is dead." Gossamer Gear is looking at other fabrics, including some new ones just coming onto the market (no details about those, since the discussion was running overtime).It was a fascinating panel discussion, featuring Grant, Ron Moak and Henry Shires, who were about to take off on their annual backpack. Hopefully a video will be posted at some point--if so, I'll post a link here.
Edited by hikinggranny on 10/23/2012 15:46:10 MDT.
Yeah, I was one of the ones that bought the last iteration of the SpinnTwinn. I love it and it doesn't leak so I am not sending it back. The new fabric that Gossamer Gear is testing will be heavier. Say goodbye to sub 10oz duo tarps unless you want to use Cuben. Kinda disappointing considering that Spinnaker filled the gap between Cuben and Sil Nylon both in terms of cost, weight and functionality.
That also means that GG's "The One" will have to be redesigned and made in different fabric. Their Squall Classic is also gone; I'm glad I have one (2009 model, really great tent)!And of course they'll have to rename the SpinnTwinn and SpinnShelter!
..."30denier nylon, silicone coated on one side and Polyurethane on the other".This sounds eerily like polyester Polymax 42 from Challenge Sailcloth that I used to make a flat tarp back in the day (circa Summer 2010).Gossamer Gear used to have a silnylon version of the Spinn Twinn in their product line called the SilTwinn I believe. The only part of this that does not fit here is the 30 denier nylon vs. the polyester. ;-?Party On,Newton
Edited by Newton on 10/23/2012 16:20:36 MDT.
I'm glad I picked one up from Gear Swap. I really like the coverage for the weight, and after the old tennis ball in the air fluff drier trick, it's reasonably quiet with a tight pitch.
Hmmm. Prolite still has spinnaker for sale.Sounds like a choice, not an availability decision by GG.John - What sounds eerily similar? The combo coat?
Edited by scfhome on 10/23/2012 19:15:21 MDT.
Hey Sam,Yes the combination coat on 30D spinnaker fabric.I used the Polymax 42 in a pack, stuff sack and the flat tarp. The fabric is very much like what we've always heard about spinnaker. No stretch, noisy into the stuff sack, noisy coming out of the stuff sack and noisy unless it's pitched really tight.That flat tarp of mine is still in its stuff sack in my gear locker. I've been tempted more than once to pull it out, add a catenary curve to the ridge line, cut and turn it into a shaped tarp like the Spinn or Sil Twinn tarps.Hmmmmmmmmmmm! ;-?Party On,Newton
I had been waiting a long time for a cuben or other UL fabric version of the Spinnshleter.The Spinnshelter had always been my all around favorite solo shelter because of it's flexibility and stormproof design. I had started to worry when my spinnaker rect tarp started to fray from repeated stress in strong winds.I had heard that the heavier cuben material held up much better and assumed a cuben version of the Spinnshelter was in the works.When GG took the Spinnshelter off of their web site, I gave up and went with the similar design MLD Patrol Shelter.The Patrol may have less coverage on the head end, but that is very easy to fix during the rare conditions when I need full coverage there.
I saw a recent blog post by Glen at GG where he used a CubenTwinn here http://gossamergear.com/wp/buzz-blog/sub-5-in-the-wiemenucheI asked him in the comments section about the weight and whether it was going to offered to which Glen replied "The Cuben SpinnTwinn comes in at around 6 oz. A small run was sold awhile back, we are looking into offering it again."
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The brightly colored pumpkins and gourds scattered across a wagon in Jeff Michels' barn signify a bumper fall harvest and the changes in Owen County's rural history.
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Until 2005 Croatia had a driving ban for people with epilepsy (PWE) on antiepileptic therapy. To investigate the impact of partial liberalization of legislation, the results of polling performed in 1999 and 2009 were compared. The results revealed that in 1999, despite the driving ban, 46.9% of respondents had a driver's license, whereas in 2009, the majority of respondents with a driver's license (60.2%) fulfilled the requirement criterion of 2 years' remission. In both pollings, one-third of respondents answered that they were driving less often than other drivers. The rate of PWE who were driving was inversely proportional to the seizure rate. In 2009 a greater proportion stated that they drove motorcycles, and few PWE (<5%) declared they were driving more often than others. The inefficiency of rigid legislation and indicators of self-restraint of PWE may be arguments in favor of liberalization, but liberalization should be accompanied by appropriate education programs.
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Question by Katy K: Can someone tell me what Valentines Day ideas were in the February 06 issue of Seventeen Magazine, please?
I am looking for some cute Valentines Day ideas to share with my boyfriend and I remember that the February 06 issue of Seventeen had some really cute ones but I have lent my old issues to my friends little sister and she has yet to return them. If you have this issue or have any other neat ideas please share with me! Thanks!
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Answer by Lisa
The only thing I found in the February '06 issue was "17 ways to say I love you".
I hope this is what you're looking for!
If not, these are some cute ideas anyway.
1. Photo album.
Buy a scrapbook and fill it with photos of just the two of you. Include romantic quotes like "Where love is concerned, too much is not even enough".
2. Sunrise date
Ask him to get up early one day, then take him somewhere special to watch the sun rise.
3. Single rose
Put a rose with a note on his doorstep one morning-- he'll see it on his way to school.
4. Message puzzle
Create a fun, sweet message on a big piece of felt. Cut it into a puzzle and give him one piece before each class.
5. Tiny kisses
Leave some Hershey's kisses on his desk with a note that says "Spare kisses for when I'm not around!"
6. Special date
Gove him a card to mark a small occasion, like the one-month anniversary of your very first kiss.
7. Romatic poem
Write a poem and spray the paper with your perfume-- it'll remind him of you!
8. Love list
Give him a lost of the top 10 things you adore about him.
9. Sweetheart boxers
Buy a pair of cotton boxers for him and iron a heart patch onto one of the legs.
10. Movie tickets
Get tickets to a movie he wants to see but you're not so into--he'll appreciate your small sacrifice!
11. Indoor picnic
Get his favorite sandwich--and enjoy it with him as you cuddle on a blanket.
12. Glamour shots
Have your friend take a roll of cool black and white photos of you. Choose the best one and frame it for him.
13. Top secret
Share a secret about yourself that no one else knows. It'll show how much you trust him.
14. Handmade scarf
Teach yourself how to knit and make him a cozy scarf. He'll like that you've put in lots of time and energy to keep him warm!
15. Coupon book
Create a book of 10 custom coupons. Promise him things you know he'll really enjoy--like a backrub.
16. Sweet whisper
When you're in a crowd, whisper, "Kiss me" into his ear. He'll love that all your attention is on him.
17. Tasty treats
Wrap up his favorite cookies and include a song lyric about love. Then sneak them into his backpack.
Whew... I think that is for sure a "best answer"! lol
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Master's degree graduates from Capella's School of Public Service leadership report satisfaction with their tasks and responsibilities. The majority (70%) of graduates are employed in healthcare, non-profit, social/community services, P-12, or government/public sector settings.
Percentage of respondents who answered "satisfied" or "very satisfied"
Source: Responses to the Alumni Outcomes Survey one year after graduation. The data were collected during Q3 2011 – Q2 2012.
Many of our Public Service Leadership master's degree alumni report receiving a salary increase or assuming a leadership role.
Percentage of respondents who indicated they had accomplished each item
Source: Responses to the Alumni Outcomes Survey one year after graduation. The data were collected during Q3 2011 – Q2 2012.


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Briefly: 16GB iPod touch teardown, Chrome and Drive for iOS updated
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iPod touch teardown
Following last week's release of a stripped-down iPod touch, iFixit has posted a complete teardown that shows the internal modifications. The 16GB iPod touch lacks the internal post that is used for the Loop on the 32GB and 64GB variants, however features the same curved speaker that was designed to avoid the post in the first place. With the exception of the flash memory, it appears that the other components on the logic board are identical to those found in the 32GB and 64GB models. iFixit also notes that Apple has moved the microphone from the back of the device to the top.
Updated iOS versions of Chrome and Drive launched
Google has launched updated versions of its Chrome and Drive iOS apps. The latest Chrome build introduces an improved voice search, as was promised two weeks ago, as well as improved page reloading speeds. With the new voice search users can perform searches by speaking a query, as well as have any answers spoken back. The update also offers faster voice recognition and will stream the text back to the user as it understands it in real time. Meanwhile, the updated version of Google Drive adds the ability to swipe through images and to view, create, reply, and resolve comments in Google Docs files.


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26% of Obama Supporters View Tea Party as Nation's Top Terror Threat
Posted By jwilson On June 27, 2013 @ 9:16 am In Old Infowars Posts Style,Tile,War on Terror | Comments Disabled
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June 27, 2013
Half of all voters consider radical Muslims the bigger terrorist threat facing the nation, but supporters of President Obama consider the Tea Party to be as big a danger.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 51% of Likely U.S. Voters consider radical Muslims to be the bigger threat to the United States today. Thirteen percent (13%) view the Tea Party that way, and another 13% consider other political and religious extremists to be the larger danger. Six percent (6%) point to local militia groups. Two percent (2%) see the Occupy Wall Street movement as the bigger terrorist threat. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
However, among those who approve of the president's job performance, just 29% see radical Muslims as the bigger threat. Twenty-six percent (26%) say it's the Tea Party that concerns them most. Among those who Strongly Approve of the president, more fear the Tea Party than radical Muslims.
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Let's face it, we're pet people. We have had more cats and dogs than I can count. When the kids were little there were a number of cats and dogs, plus two rabbits, a pair of parakeets, a guinea pig and a pony in our family.
I figured we'd have a few months with guinea pig Phineas J. Potts, but doggone if he didn't outlive one of the cats. He was sociable, whistling every time we approached his wire cage. He enjoyed riding on our radio-controlled pick up truck, but we wouldn't let him ride it with the birds, just in case he got hungry. They delighted in many a private tour of the living room and kitchen from the rooftop of a speeding plastic truck.
The rabbits lived outside in a comfy homemade hutch that provided them perfect shelter. The problem with outdoor rabbits was they became indoor visitors on many occasions. Since they were too big to ride through the house on the truck they had to endure being dressed up in strange and festive rabbit-wear.
Our daughter fashioned many accessories for them, from collars to capes and hats. The silly rabbits would just sit there twitching their noses while the kids took tons of pictures of them dressed in their finery.
We had to bring the rabbits in the house when it stormed and they would bury their soft heads in the crooks of the arms that held them. It was sweet to offer them such comfort while the storm raged outside.
In time we were down to one rabbit a few dogs and cats, and a sick guinea pig. We bundled up the little guy and took him to the vet. The diagnosis was kidney failure. That night would be his last and the next day we had a little guinea pig funeral.
It was a bit of a circus with our menagerie but we lived in the woods of Moreland, the most perfect place on earth to raise kids. Adding the pets to make their experience even better was a no brainer.
Today our family is spread out to three houses in three different cities. Between us there are seven dogs, one cat, two horses and numerous chickens, ducks and turkeys.
The Boy called last night and asked if we could keep his family dog - a large boxer named Ike - for a few days. Ike is a rescue and was apparently mistreated to the point that he must be with someone at all times. He cannot bear to be alone and to prove that point he will disassemble an entire house in a matter of minutes.
We agreed to keep the pup and decided we'd even load up ole Ike and our three Boston Terrier stooges Dyson the Terrible, Hoover and Kerby and take them to a drive-in movie about an hour from our home.
I called the drive-in to make sure they allow dogs. They do, as long as they are on leashes.
I'm excited to find something we can do with the pups, especially since Ninja Man suggested we take his truck and set up camp in the bed of it to watch the movie. Our dogs travel with us all the time. They love it probably because Ninja Man folds down the seats and put their beds and blankets just right, making nests for the pups to enjoy during their ride.
Ike will be here on Thursday. Movie night is Saturday. I'm not sure what we'll do in between but one thing is for sure, he won't be alone. It's what us pet people do; we love them and they are part of our family, crazy pets that they are.
Now I'm off to find some gourmet pup treats for that movie night. I'm looking forward to it. With all those knuckleheads on board, it is sure to be a tail-wagging good time.
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The UCSC Theater Arts Department produces 2-3 shows a quarter, directed by both faculty and students. Each show will cast mostly from student actors, though occasionally they will also cast professional or faculty actors, giving students the chance to work along side professionals from the field. General auditions for all shows are generally held at the beginning of each quarter, during the evenings of the first Thursday and Friday of the quarter. Sign-ups for audition slots are posted in the A-building hallway (behind the Mainstage Theater) at the beginning of the first week of the quarter, and auditions are generally held in the same place. You can check the Audition Information Page for current shows and information, or contact the Theater Arts department office for upcoming audition times and information.
Callbacks are posted after General Auditions late Friday night, and will also be posted online (NOT on the main Theater Arts website. There will be a URL posted at auditions.). Callbacks are held for individual shows on the Saturday and Sunday after auditions. You should not have any conflicts in call backs. Cast lists will be posted in the A-building hallway on Monday morning. To accept a role you must initial next to your name on the cast list, and arrive promptly for the first scheduled rehearsal.
Very rarely department shows will hold separate auditions at a different time and place from the general auditions. If this is the case, information on those auditions will be posted around the department, and provided to the department office.
In addition to the full productions Barnstorm produces, that are auditioned for during General Auditions, Barnstorm usually also produces several one-night shows during the quarter. These can consist of staged readings, cabaret shows, homages to TV and film, and more. Auditions for the one night events are held separately from general auditions. You can contact Barnstorm for audition information. If you have an idea for a production or one night Barn event you would like to produce or perform, you can submit proposals to Barnstorm towards the end of the preceding quarter of production. Please contact Barnstorm for more information on proposal submissions.
Every Spring Quarter the department sponsors the Chautauqua student play festival. This is a festival comprised of student-written plays, directed by students. Auditions for Chautauqua are held at the beginning of Spring Quarter, usually separate from auditions for any main department shows. Callbacks for Chautauqua are held on the Saturday and Sunday following auditions. Chautauqua is often how beginning and freshman actors get their start in the department, having more chance to be cast in leading or featured roles in the festival setting. It is also a great place for beginning actors to receive additional support from specific acting discussion sections, and to gain experience in new aspects of theater, as every student in Chautauqua must fulfill multiple roles to facilitate the festival.
The UCSC Theater Arts Department co-produces Shakes-to-Go with Shakespeare Santa Cruz each year. This is a 50-minute version of one of Shakespeare's plays, usually chosen from one of the two Shakespeare plays SSC will produce in the summer. Shakes-to-Go is directed by a faculty member, and cast from UCSC students. Auditions for Shakes-to-Go are typically held sometime during the Fall Quarter. Please contact the Theater Arts Department for the next audition dates.
Shakes-to-Go rehearses as a class during the Winter Quarter, which counts towards an upper-division studio or faculty production for the Major or Minor requirements. Shakes-to-Go spends Spring Quarter touring to local middle and high schools, usually on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings. If you are cast in Shakes-to-Go, you must keep those mornings free from class or work conflicts. During Spring Quarter Shakes-to-Go does not count towards any course credit.
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Acting students also have the opportunity to audition for acting internships with Shakespeare Santa Cruz during their summer season. These internships provide acting students with the experience of working in a professional repertory theater, and working alongside Equity actors. While the UCSC Theater Arts Department cannot guarantee any student any internship, Shakespeare Santa Cruz occasionally chooses some of UCSC undergraduates as acting interns. For more information on the SSC internships, please contact Shakespeare Santa Cruz.
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There are a number of additional performance opportunities on the UCSC campus, including Rainbow Theater and various improv and sketch comedy troupes. These opportunities and productions are not affiliated or sponsored by the UCSC Theater Arts department, and will not count as course credit towards the major or minor. As with all production opportunities, acting students are welcome to audition and perform in these shows as they see fit.


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St. Petersburg, FL - The federal government says a flying car called the Transition is street legal. The company that makes the vehicle, Terrafugia, expects the Transition to hit the road or air late next year.
Priced at roughly $250,000, Terrafugia says they have already pre-sold 100 of the vehicles.
Richard Gersh, the V.P of Business Development for Terrafugia says Florida is one of their top states for pre-orders.
Gersh would not reveal how many people in Florida have pre-ordered one of the flying cars, only that the company requires a $10,000 security deposit.
The Transition was cleared by the FAA last year.
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If you live in New Mexico – or you're considering living there – you're probably interested in issues that impact the overall health of the state's residents. Quite a few factors might affect your own perception of the state's attitudes toward providing health coverage and health care.
We've put together a partial list for your consideration.
New Mexico health ratings
The Commonwealth Fund's Scorecard on State Health System Performance 2014 rated New Mexico 36th among the 50 states and District of Columbia – down one spot from 35th in 2009. New Mexico's Scorecard includes details on how the rankings are determined.
The most recent edition of America's Health Rankings (2013) also measured the state's "healthiness" and ranked New Mexico 32nd out of the 50 states. New Mexico's rating is increased by low levels of air pollution, low rates of death from cancer, and relatively high levels of per capita public health funding. But it's lowered by factors that are mainly socio-economic: low rates of high school graduation, and high percentages of the population living in poverty or without health insurance.
Trust for America's Health has compiled additional details on overall public health in New Mexico; check out the 2014 listing of Key Health Data About New Mexico
In terms of healthcare affordability and access, a Commonwealth Fund study puts New Mexico last in the nation. Think New Mexico launched a healthcare initiative in 2014 aimed at solving that problem and specifically tackling the issue of affordability and access. They recommend steps that will help to bring more price transparency to healthcare, and also more fairness by prohibit providers from charging different prices for the same procedure depending on who is paying the bill.
New Mexico and the Affordable Care Act
In 2010, both of New Mexico's U.S. Senators – Tom Udall and Jeff Bingaman – were supportive of the health reform law. In the House, two Representatives voted yes: Martin Heinrich and Ben Lujan. The third Representative, Harry Teague, voted no. Heinrich has since replaced Bingaman in the Senate, and the House has two new Representatives from New Mexico: Michelle Lujan Grisham and Stevan Pearce. Grisham supports the ACA, but Pearce opposes it. He is currently the only member of the New Mexico congressional delegation that opposes the ACA.
At the state level, Republican Governor Susana Martinez was initially opposed to the individual mandate portion of the ACA, but has moved forward with Medicaid expansion under the law and is working with her Democratic legislature to implement the ACA without obstruction in New Mexico. For individual coverage, New Mexico is one of a handful of states operating a partnership exchange – called Be Well New Mexico – together with the federal government. For small businesses, the state is running its own SHOP exchange.
How did the ACA help New Mexicans?
In 2012, about 24 percent of non-elderly New Mexico residents were uninsured – the fourth highest rate in the country. Several studies have predicted an average drop of about 4.7 percentage points after ACA implementation, to a rate of about 19.6 percent. New Mexico is predicted to still have one of the highest uninsured rates in the country, but it's clear that the ACA – and specifically Medicaid expansion – is helping to increase the number of people in the state who have health insurance.
New Mexico enrollment in QHPs
In November 2013, the Kaiser Family Foundation estimated that the potential market for the exchange in New Mexico was 193,000 residents, and that 118,000 of them would qualify for premium subsidies to lower the cost of their coverage. By mid-April 2014, when the first open enrollment period ended, 32,062 people had finalized their enrollment in the New Mexico exchange, and HHS reported that 78 percent of them received subsidies to lower their premiums.
New Mexico received a federal grant of nearly $77.4 million under the ACA to create a Consumer Operated and Oriented Plan (CO-OP). In total, more than $2 billion was awarded for CO-OP creation, but only 22 states participated. New Mexico Health Connections is the newly-created CO-OP, offering plans for sale in the New Mexico exchange along with three other carriers: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico, Molina Healthcare of New Mexico, and Presbyterian Health Plan. In late July, the state announced that CHRISTUS Health Plan of Texas would be joining the exchange for the 2015 open enrollment that begins in November, bringing the total number of carriers to five.
New Mexico Medicaid/CHIP enrollment
Expanding Medicaid eligibility to 138 percent of poverty has been a key component of Obamacare success in New Mexico. The state agreed to accept federal funding to expand Medicaid under the ACA, and as of early 2014, it was estimated that nearly 48 percent of the uninsured population in New Mexico would be eligible for expanded Medicaid or CHIP. As of mid-April, 30,147 people had enrolled in Medicaid through the New Mexico exchange. Enrollment in Medicaid continues year-round, so that number is continuing to increase, further lowering the uninsured rate in New Mexico.
Does New Mexico have a high risk pool?
Before the ACA, individual health insurance was underwritten in nearly every state, which meant that pre-existing conditions could prevent a person from obtaining a policy, or could result in significantly higher premiums or policy exclusions. The New Mexico Medical Insurance Pool (NMMIP) was created to give people an alternative if they were unable to obtain individual health insurance because of their medical history.
Now that the ACA has been implemented, all health insurance plans are guaranteed issue, making high risk pools largely obsolete. But NMMIP is one of a few state-run risk pools that is still operational and has no plans to terminate coverage. They are anticipating a significant rate increase at the start of 2015 (a rate increase of nearly 24 percent was scheduled for July 2014 but has been deferred until January), which will probably help to encourage policy holders to switch to a plan offered through the exchange instead.
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Lipscomb Athletics has announced the tryout schedule for 2013-14 Cheerleaders, including an annual camp and retreat that have become end-of-tryout traditions.
"I am so thrilled with the way our cheerleaders have improved over the last several years," said Amy Benefield, who is beginning her 8th year as head coach of the team. "I am excited about a solid core of returning cheerleaders and a very strong group of incoming students who have shown interest in joining us."
"We feel very strongly about how our team represents Lipscomb," added Benefield. "Cheerleaders are high-profile ambassadors for this university. We represent graduates, faculty and staff members, fellow students, and 120 years of history on this campus. We recognize the responsibility to present Lipscomb in a positive light."
Benefield also spoke about the value of commitment.
"We've enjoyed great success the past few years with teams that started and finished together despite long, tough schedules. We work hard, we have fun, and we know we can overcome any challenge together."
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Dr. Rosch is well known for his anti-statin stand. When reading an article critical of the Jupiter Study, one would expect the authors to have negative viewpoints.
Would this have been a proper disclosure statement for Dr. Rosch?
Dr. Rosch — I don't like statins and I'm a member of THINCS whose members also don't like statins.
However, his position on statins in no way DISPROVED his arguments against the Crestor Study and its investigators.
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Source - http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/guidelines/cholesterol/atp3upd04_disclose.htm
"Statin drugs have been aggressively promoted by the pharmaceutical industry and medical opinion leaders," says THINCS member Paul Rosch, MD, President of the American Institute of Stress. "The new guidelines were not written by disinterested scientists, but by members of the medical community who have received major grants from the pharmaceutical industry. The recommendations are based on distorted statistical analysis of relative risk reduction that mislead doctors and the public. They are designed to turn healthy people into patients."
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"The researchers looked at leg muscle biopsies from 44 people who had clinically diagnosed statin-associated myopathy and were either currently taking statins or had recently taken them. They found that 25 of those patients also had muscle injury, in spite of normal blood tests." Souce -- http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/story/2009/07/08/statins-muscle-damage.html
The article was published the Canadian Medical Association Journal
http://www.cmaj.ca/cgi/content/full/181/1-2/E11?maxtoshow=&hits=10&RESULTFORMAT=&fulltext=statins&searchid=1&FIRSTINDEX=10&sortspec=date&resourcetype=HWCITView Thread
Mevacor (Lovastatin ), the first statin, came on the market in 1987. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statin
30 years — not possible.
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Pet Loss Support Group
The Pet Loss Support Group meets every third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Laramie County Library.
Losing a pet or facing the loss of a sick or elderly pet can be one of the most devastating and painful experiences. Everyone is encouraged to come and join others who understand grief and the loss of a best friend. Please bring a picture of your beloved pet.
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Romeo remained undefeated by defeating Macomb Dakota 26-14 in a Macomb Area Conference crossover that paired two of the top-ranked teams in Michigan. Romeo's defense came into the game having surrendered just 13 points all season, and helped seal the win with a safety and interception return for touchdown by Brad Tanner in the fourth quarter. Romeo earned its first win against Dakota since 2010.