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OpenOffice, Anjuta SFSs on ibiblio.orgI have uploaded Open Office 3.1.1 and Wosh's Anjuta 2.4.2 to here:
The Open Office SFS has Java, and if I've done it right the web browser Java-plugin should also be functional.
I posted about Wosh's Anjuta SFS here:
Note that the 'devx' SFS file is also required if you want to use Anjuta:
These links are all to "sfs4" (Squashfs version 4.0) files, for use with the 18.104.22.168 kernel.
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frugal and zp430305.sfs problem
Hi Barry, Thanks for uploading Wosh´s SFS.
Talking about sfs files Barry.
I don´t know if you already know a big problem in frugal installations, when Puppy runs using a pupsave file you need to copy the zp430305.sfs where pup_430.sfs file is located. If not all the modules are lost in successive boots.
From the bug report thread:
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It looks like nluug.nl was not able to fully mirror the sfs as the sizes are still below what they should be after almost 12 hours.
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Unsuccessful use?
Two guys have reported unsuccessful use of the OpenOffice sfs4 package. One is at the forum thread and the other is at the news site:
Am downloading it now from ibiblio for my own test.
The problem with incompletely uploaded files remained at nluug.nl so I have removed its URL from the news article.
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Open Office SFS
Yes, it would probably be good to emphasise that people must check the md5sum after downloading. The comment posted to that link indicates a bad download.
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slow but sure
Firstly check the size on the mirror is that stated at ibiblio then leave PC on for 7 hours overnight downloading.
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I have downloaded the open office sfs file put it mnt/home. However, the same is not working. On clicking the SFS file it shows mounting. But nothing happens. I have tried system-boot manager.However, it showing no sfs in mnt/home ! What to do


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BOULDER, Colo. - Battling through cold, windy and snowy conditions, Colorado State excelled, with seven first-place finishes and multiple personal bests in the Jerry Quiller Classic at Potts Field on Saturday.
"It was really tough for some of the kids through the wet, cold and slick conditions," commented Head Coach Brian Bedard. "You had to mentally be there, but most of our athletes saw it was an opportunity to compete in what could be the same conditions at our conference meet at Wyoming later this year."
CSU's relay runners were the only athletes wearing green and gold on the track Saturday. Both the men's and women's team took first in the 4x100-meter relay. The men's team of Josh DeLoach, Troy Johnson, Marcus Harris and Evan Taylor clocked a time of 41.83 seconds, and the women's squad of Abby Simpson, Lorenda Holston, Emily Romo and Stefanie Tuder crossed the line in 48.57.
Jessica Sharbono and Aaliyah Pete took the top two spots in the shot put, throwing 45 feet, 5.75 inches and 38-11.75, respectively. The two then swapped places in the discus. Pete won the event with a distance of 160-7, and Sharbono threw 159-2, placing second. Sharbono's throw was nearly 29 feet farther than that of the next competitor in the field.
Sharbono set a career-best in the hammer, throwing a distance of 179-6, topping her previous best of 164-5. The senior took second in the event.
The high jump was moved indoors due to the inclement weather. Alison Forrester and Ashley Reid each earned top three finishes in the high jump. Forrester took second, clearing the bar set at 5-7.75, while Reid placed third, clearing 5-5.25. On the men's side, Collin Scheer took second place, reaching a height of 6-10.25, a new personal record.
Aaron Khoury and Graham Gilliland captured the top two spots in the men's long jump. Khoury jumped a distance of 22-5, and Gilliland reached 21-6.
Sophomore Jessi Macedo won the javelin throw, with a toss of 135-8.
The men's throwers excelled in the hammer. Alec Pott set a new personal best, with a distance of 192-11, good for first place. Tyler Schultz also topped his former record, with a throw of 192-5, finishing second. Schneeberger rounded out the Rams in the event, taking fifth place with a throw of 185-9.
Schneeberger led the team in the shot put, with a distance of 51-8.5, good for second place. Pott took third (50-11.5), Daniel Weirich finished fourth (49-10.5) and JT Van Veen placed sixth (47-6.25).
Van Veen was CSU's top finisher in the discus, taking third with a throw of 158-6.
Colorado State will host its first meet of the year next weekend at Jack Christiansen Track. The Fum McGraw Quadrangular will feature Wyoming, Northern Colorado, Colorado and CSU. Field and running events will begin at 10 a.m. MT Saturday.
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Today I have a deep enduring envy of people who can sleep in. Kid 2 has a play, which means I am about to turn her hair into a semblance of Marylin Monroe's do. Socially awkward Batty is sitting on my lap and purring up a storm. I have a giant fight scene ahead of me, and I am falling asleep.
If we didn't have dogs and if the kids didn't have school, I would totally go back to bed. Totally.
Okay so hair is done and she is off. I'm through my first cup of coffee and still not awake.
Also I am supposed to announce that Steel's Edge hit #15 on NYT and #72 on USAT and on a bunch of other lists. We felt it was a fitting ending to the series and we're so glad you liked it. Thank you.
No yarn projects have been done, Guild Wars 2 is gathering dust. It's all vomit words on page. Bad things are going to happen to good people. This book is a bit weird as there is not that much mystery going on. It's mostly action, action, messed up character things happening, action, more messed up character interactions, action. At this point Kate is probably at her low, and more stuff happens – as it always does – and then I'll have to write a nearly broken character.
As it happens Dream of Venice is playing on the iTunes and it seems very fitting.
I like soundtracks. They often help me hit the right mood.Here is the song when Charlotte sits quietly in the clearing just before she kills the slavers. If you listen to the whole song, you can hear her slowly gathering her magic, it's growing stronger and stronger, and then finally she lets it go. It's a kind of dark triumph, and then it's quiet again and everyone is dead.
I hope I don't sound too corny, but to be able to put character emotions on the page, you have to let yourself live through them. It's a muted version of what is happening, so it lacks sharpness and the full impact, but it's still happening and by the end of it I feel like wet laundry. Limp and squeezed dry.
I feel like I can't quite do this story justice. There is so much to it, so many things still have to happen in the novel. And the series, for that matter. The original plan was to end at seven, but I'm wondering if we should let it run longer. The original ending with Roland is a soft finish. Beta readers are having a really strong reaction to Hugh, which means that they would probably want to know more. At this point it's too early to tell.
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Every year, the Department of Labor produces vast amounts of data on the institutions and organizations within its jurisdiction. This data comes from both the department itself and from external organizations who are required by law to keep certain employment records.
For example, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration conducted more than 90,000 workplace safety and health inspections last year, including 50,000 by the agency's State Plan partners. The primary purpose of those inspections is to find potential hazards in the workplace and fix them before a worker is hurt, but the resulting data might be useful to the public in other ways, too.
Based on the principles of the Administration's Open Government Initiative, which promotes transparency, participation and collaboration across the government, a lot of the department's data is available for public use, but in its raw form it can be unwieldy and tough to navigate.
That's why we put the question to you.
Challenge.gov is a platform that empowers the U.S. Government and the public to bring the best ideas and top talent to bear on our nation's most pressing challenges. Our informACTION challenge was launched on the platform last July. We were looking for innovative ways to increase public awareness of the laws enforced by DOL, as well as ensure fair and safe workplaces by utilizing inspection and compliance information from the hotel, motel, restaurant and retail industries to help workers and consumers take educated action.
Last October, the winner of the challenge was announced, and lo and behold it was clear we had a pretty good consumer protection product on our hands.
The Eat. Shop. Sleep. app uses the department's data for a tool that helps consumers make informed decisions about the hotels, motels, restaurants, and retail outlets they choose to patronize. More and more, consumers recognize that the choices they make can affect individuals and communities at any point along the supply chain, and socially responsible consumers want to make sure that the products they purchase don't cause any harm. Fair-trade products, sweatshop-free products, environmentally sound products – we see them everywhere because these considerations have become an important part of a consumer's decision-making.
With the Eat. Shop. Sleep. app, consumers can now find out about worker safety and wage violation records when they consider whether or not they wish to be a customer at a particular business. The app helps support the social decision-making of consumers, and consumers can help the workers in their communities by rewarding businesses that treat them fairly. In a lot of ways, that's what community is all about.
The app is currently available for download for free for iPhone and iPad on iTunes.
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Darrell Roy Keirnes 48, of Atkinson, Neb., passed away on Oct. 21, 2013 in Atkinson from heart failure. Darrell was born on Dec. 29, 1964 in Greeley, Colo. to Robert R. and Charlotte C. Keirnes.
He graduated from Poudre in 1983. His life included bull riding, hunting and a passion with 4H animals. Over the years he created some unique drawings and woodworking projects. He was a great animated storyteller of his past experiences. Significant struggles in his life, including beating cancer and dealing with the loss of his leg, were dealt with in a positive move forward attitude.
Darrell is survived by his father Robert, sister Cara Keirnes, Ken Barnet and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. He was preceded in death by his mother Charlotte and brother Doug.
Darrell touched many lives through his unique sense of humor and will be missed by all that knew and loved him.
Visitation will be held 4 - 7 p.m. Thursday at Resthaven Funeral Home. Funeral Services will be held 2 p.m. Friday at Resthaven Funeral Home. Interment Resthaven Memory Gardens. A reception will follow in the Resthaven Reception Center. Family and friends may view the online obituary and sign the guestbook at www.resthavencolorado.com


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My wife was talking on the phone to a friend, discussing their upcoming shopping trip.
"I'm wearing shorts," Brenda said, just to make sure they were on the same page.
Why do women feel the need to coordinate what they are wearing, even for something as simple as a shopping trip? This is one of the great mysteries to men.
If two women are planning to take their children to the park, one will make sure to ask the other what she is wearing. If it's not a match, she will change clothes.
If two men are planning a fishing trip, neither would dream of asking the other what he was planning to wear.
Let's say one of the men shows up in shorts and a T-shirt. The other arrives in a dress shirt with a tie. The man wearing shorts would think it was odd that his friend wore a tie, but only because fishermen don't wear ties. He would never think, "I'm under-dressed. Why didn't I call to see what he was wearing?"
Women always have to check with each other to make sure they are coordinated. Men couldn't care less. If you want to wear flip-flops and a T-shirt with "Pull My Finger," on the front, we don't care. We might show up with a T-shirt that contains a sideways arrow and says "I'm With Stupid."
Most men who have been married for more than a week have learned to be careful when they leave the house. Don't wear a wrinkled shirt. The wife will consider it a reflection on her.
When we are planning to attend a gathering, Brenda wants to know what I'm wearing at least an hour in advance so she can pass judgment. Sometimes she agrees with my selection. Sometimes she just shakes her head and rolls her eyes. Then after she tells me what to wear, she still has time to iron it.
My idea of ironing is to grab my T-shirt and pull down until the wrinkles disappear. When I let go, the wrinkles come back, but not as bad as before. I glance down at the shirt and nod my head. It's good enough.
There are times when I'm in the middle of a home repair project and need something from the hardware store. My jeans are dirty. My shirt is missing a button. I'm wearing old sneakers with grass stains. Should I change into something dressier, just in case I run into someone I know?
Are you kidding? That would waste time. A guy will go dressed as he is. If anyone sees him, it doesn't matter. He's in a hardware store, so they will know he must be trying to fix something.
Most husbands have listened to a tale of woe about how their wife took a chance and went to the super market before doing her hair in the morning. Of course, she saw someone she knew and was horrified.
It takes me about 15 seconds to wet my hair and run a comb through it. That's good enough, no matter who might cross my path.
Yes, men are from Mars and women are from Venus. I like living on Mars.
When couples go to dinner on Venus, the women can't visit a restroom alone. If one announces that she is headed that way, the other will chime in, "I'll go with you."
This baffles men. The last thing a guy wants is a friend joining him in the restroom.
What do women do in there? Maybe it's just an opportunity to gossip and laugh because they spotted a guy at the next table wearing a wrinkled shirt.
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When Andy Bradbury started building the Cartopper dinghy on his patio, he promised his wife it would only take a couple of months for him to finish. Just short of two years after that, he finally launched the 11′ 6″ WREN in his home waters of the Pamilico River Washington, North Carolina. His wife, Kristin, and two children, Ellie and Margaret, joined him on WREN's second voyage
This Kaholo stand-up paddleboard and Bolger Pointy skiff are just two of the boats that Jed Lavoie has built. He built the paddleboard (plans from Chesapeake Light Craft) from okoume plywood, sheathed with fiberglass and epoxy. The birdsmouth paddle is made from spruce, cedar, and mahogany. Jed made the Pointy skiff from exterior-grade plywwod sheathed in fiberglass and epoxy. Then he painted it with Glidden porch paint.
Carl Sylvester built this 15′3″ Gloucester Gull dory as an economy boat using fir marine plywood on pine frames. He fiberglassed bottom of the hull designed by Phil Bolger and Dynamite Payson. The interior is covered with latex paint, while Carl put a coat of single-part polyurethane on the exterior. You can find out more about building this boat in Dynamite's book, Go Build Your Own Boat!, available from The WoodenBoat Store.
WREN was built on our patio in Chapel Hill, NC. It only took about 20 months longer then the 2 months I originally promised my wife. This was my first attempt at boat building and now I'm ready to leave my job as a nurse, head back to school, and figure out how to make a livelihood of it. I'll clearly need to learn more respect for not changing builder's plans as the cedar floor and rear seat I made added an unexpected amount of weight to the boat making it fairly difficult to actually put on top of the car.
15 ft skiff designed by Phil Bolger and taken from Dynamite Payson's Instant Boats book. It was an enjoyable first boat project. I added an center rear seat and a bow seat. I launched her into San Diego Bay. There was a slight chop so she bounced a bit, but there really was very little weight in the boat. She has a very shallow draft. She is a dry boat and corners well. I am impressed with Phil Bolger designs and the tack and tape techniques.
Gloria Burge built this 6′6″ Philip Bolger Tortoise design and launched in in August 2012 in Searsport, Maine. She built the boat, glued and screwed, mostly, she says, in the living room of her camper. She plans to use it for "micro-mini beach cruising excursions." Her friend Zoe Calder took this picture.
David Russell, David Russell, Jr., and James Brownlee built this modified 16′ Catfish Beachcruiser over the summer of 2007, and launched her in August 2007 in Sullivan's Island, South Carolina. The design is by Phil Bolger. During a storm in the summer 2011, the rudder broke and drove the boat onto a sandbar. They made the necessary repairs and relaunched her in May 2011. RRB RED carries and 3.5 hp motor.
Alyssa Drake and her father, Peter Drake, built this Phil Bolger–designed 8′ Elegant Punt. They launched CHUPI at Mystic Seaport in the fall of 2011. Plans are available from Phil Bolger & Friends, Inc., P.O. Box 1209, Gloucester, MA 01930.
Charlie Wetherill built this 7′9″ Ruben's Nymph design (plan # 516) by Dynamite Payson and Phil Bolger from plans bought at the website, www.instantboats.com. He used instant boat tack-and-tape construction, then painted KITTY with International Harvester white tractor paint. He considers it "a tribute to both of these fine men and their contributions to the world of boats."
Watch out for Greg Henzel and his two young daughters rowing around in A-K SUNSHINE on Puget Sound near their home in Gig Harbor, Washington. A-K SUNSHINE, named by the girls, is Phil Bolger/Dynamite Payson Cartopper design, which is found in Dynamite's book Instant Boatbuilding with Dynamite Payson. Greg spent about 18 months building the boat, "at a leisurely pace." She has 1/4" AC exterior plyood covered with fiberglass and epoxy on the hull. Greg adn his daughgters will row A-K SUNSHINE for fishing and crabbing trips, and for just messing around.
Jim French was needing a boat when his friend Jim Tuck received Dynamite Payson's book, Build the New Instant Boats, for Christmas. So Jim Tuck lent his friend the book, and the use of his shop, and some wood, and a bit of help, now and then. Jim French built a Cartopper skiff in his friend's shop, modifying Payson's instructions by adding a pair of Douglas-fir chine logs and making the center thwart removable. This meant the boat balanced well with one, two, or three people aboard. Jim and Valerie French launched their light little fishing boat in June 2010.
Markus and Angie Puskarich of Key West. FL launched this Bolger/Payson designed 18' Clam Skiff on Dec 9, 2001. They say the design is great for fishing and exploring in the Florida Keys. They suggest using latex outdoor paint, and having your children paint the boat then put both children and brushes in the shower.
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Allan et al. (1994) demonstrated that PCV1 was stable at pH 3, was stable at 56˚C and at 70˚C for 15 minutes, and was resistant to inactivation after exposure to chloroform. The buoyant density of PCV1 in CsCl has been reported to be 1.37 g per cm3 by Tischer et al. (1974), and it has been reported to be 1.36-1.37 g per ml CsClby Allan et al. (1994). The sedimentation coefficient (S) was determined to be 57S when compared with the sedimentation coefficient of a bovine enterovirus (Allan et al., 1994).
PCV2 is readily isolated from tissue samples that have been stored at -70˚C (Ellis et al., 1998). PCV2 was shown to be resistant to some disinfectants (Nolvasan®, DC&R®, Weladol®, or ethanol) but virus titers were significantly reduced by sodium hydroxide , Virkon® S, and others (Royer et al., 2001).
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Ellis J, Hassard L, Clark E, Harding J, Allan G, Willson P, Strokappe J, Martin K, McNeilly F, Meehan B, Todd D, Haines D: Isolation of circovirus from lesions of pigs with postweaning multisystemic wasting syndrome. Can Vet J. 39:44-51, 1998
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Javarris James, a University of Miami (Fla.) running back nicknamed "Baby J'' by Edgerrin, was one of several collegiate free agents who agreed to contract terms with the team following the NFL draft.
The Colts selected Edgerrin James with the fourth overall pick in the 1999 draft. He became their career rushing leader with 9,226 yards during seven years with the team. ...


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Dear Editor, My name is Zoe Bucshon. I am a 4th grader at Evansville Day School in Evansville, Indiana. I am working on a state report on Colorado. I would appreciate it if you could publish my letter in your newspaper so your readers could send me postcards, brochures, or anything else that would help me with my report. Could you please have them send the information by March 1, 2014? Sincerly yours, Zoe Bucshon 3400 North Green River Rd Evansville, Indiana 47715
Obituary: Zora June Dean
Zora June "June Bug" Dean, 83, of Loveland, died November 18, 2011 at The Hillcrest Senior Living Center of Loveland. She was born May 4, 1928 in Evansville, Wyoming to Oscar and Pauline Berry. "June Bug", as her family called her, enjoyed painting, crafts, sewing and camping. She was a real estate broker and a member of Front Range Christian Church. June moved from Mountain Home, Arkansas to Loveland in November of 2007. June is survived by her son Ricky J. Dean; daughter Viki ... Full Story
Eagles Frozen By IceMen
LOVELAND, Colo. - The Evansville IceMen made their first ever visit to the Budweiser Events Center and came away with a 3-2 win against the Colorado Eagles. The loss came in Colorado's final home game of the month, as they now head on an extended road trip; 11 of their next 12 games will be on the road. The IceMen out-shot the Eagles 12-9 in the first period, but each team was able to find the back of the net once in the first 20 minutes. Andrew Penner was sharp in net for Colorado, but ... Full Story


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I came across this hadith upon reading about the coming month of Muharram. Just a question isnt Ramadhan a sacred month as well?
Volume 4, Book 54, Number 419:
Narrated Abu Bakra: The Prophet said. "(The division of time has turned to its original form which was current when Allah created the Heavens and the Earths. The year is of twelve months, out of which four months are sacred: Three are in succession Dhul-Qa' da, Dhul-Hijja and Muharram, and (the fourth is) Rajab of (the tribe of) Mudar which comes between Jumadi-ath-Thaniyah and Sha ban."


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This group of students will work together to learn about and perform Choral music from various genres and cultures; from Renaissance to Romantic, World Music and Folk music, and Jazz, Gospel and Pop. We will also study some basic music theory and sight-reading as it applies to choral music and performance. We will sing music in multiple parts and in various languages, and will discuss the historical and cultural context of the music we are singing. The Choir performs at the end of each semester.
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Pali Choir is an audition ensemble which requires participation in Pali Chorus for at least one semester. Continuing in the exploration of Choral music and performance, Pali Choir has additional performances throughout the year as well as a Spring Choir Tour.
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From my pages at the University of Oslo:
- The Five Most Likely Explanations for Long Delayed Echoes. This list is now being referenced on the RSGB site on this subject.
- 15 Possible Explanations for Long Delayed Echoes
There are also several blog posts here on these echoes under the tag Long Delayed Echoes, including reports of short MDEs (medium delayed echoes/ magnetospherically ducted echoes).
The graph shown here is one of the most compelling evidences for the reality of long delayed radio echoes ever to have been produced. It convinced most skeptics at the time.
Here's also an interview on Motherboard Vice: "Radio Ghosts Have Haunted the Airwaves for Nearly A Century" (October 2015).


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Day 8 of my 21 day fast
Hiya Emerald Queen,
Today is day 8 and FINALLY I feel great! Hubba Hubby and I had the most chillaxin' weekend. We hiked with our friend Julia. Lady Julia has diamonds on the inside. She's a supplement expert, yogi and genuine rainbow warrior. You're gonna love her! Julia will be sharing her vast knowledge with ya in a few weeks. You seekers have lots of questions about supplements. Good lord – do I hear ya. It's hard to know what's best. Not for long!
Speaking of supplements, in a few hours I'll be getting the test to determine the hydrochloric acid levels in my stomach. For some time now food just doesn't sit well. Burps and other air packets bug me. My energy is low and stuff isn't digesting.
Dot connecting time! The procedure is called The Heidelberg Test. My naturopath will drop a pH tester capsule down my gullet, check my levels and then yank it out. I'm so excited! For, real, no sarcasm. My glorious inners are down right cool. Getting to know them better is a joy. How else can you change what doesn't work?
When it's over, I head back to the clinic (not Tree of Life) for my vitamin C IV and a colonic. Besides the endless needles, the tick-tock-snail-passing time is tough. 4-6 hours per day gets a bit trying. But hey, I'm on a mission so SUCK IT UP… or sneak in your laptop.
Not sure if I mentioned some of this stuff already (you can always hear it twice), but I have a few more tips for fasting. Beside the 1/2 tsp of sea salt 2-3 times per day in water to keep your electrolytes in balance, ENZYMES are crutial. Without them you'll feel like garbage. The juice makes a gas super disco. I take 2 with every juice. I also take probiotics twice a day – morning and night.
The Enzymes I like are made by Theramedix. You can also explore Digest Gold from Enzymedica, or the HHI HiZymes (from the Hippocrates Health Institute)
Dr. Ohhira's Probiotics 12 Plus – is a great probiotic! So is the Udo's brand and Garden of Life. In that order.
While on the fast I'm also taking chlorella, spirulina, and Marine Phyoplankton.
To move the bowels look into Natural Calm, Colon Max or even a Cal/Mag citrate supplement. You may not need any help but if you do, it's out there, for a limited time. Aloe too! AND colonics! For those of you suffering from constipation on a regular basis my advice is pretty simple. Cut dairy, wheat, gluten and start practicing proper food combining!
Just like life, variety is the spice that makes us sing. So switch your recipes up to avoid mind-bending boredom! I've been adding tomato and basil at night with my sea salt. Yum. I imagine sipping gaspacho in the mediterranean while wearing a tube top.
That's it for now. If you're up to it, join me this Wednesday for the Goddess Group.
Hope you have the best day ever!
Peace and pH,
PS. Tomorrow you'll hear some wisdom from one of our Blog Posse gals Natalia Rose… Can't wait!
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14 responses to Day 8 of my 21 day fast
Can't wait for you to share the Heidelberg Test experience with us! I'm jumping back on the juice feast band wagon. Mon-Fri will be juice only. Saturday is Valentine's Day and my hubs is planning a surprise, so I may have the step off for a pit stop, but then its back on the straight and narrow…Love and Light to you!
Yikes…things down and back up from the pits of digestion! I'm doing the Goddess Group again this week with everyone…keep up the awesome work Kris!
Kris a licious!
good look with the gag reflex test,, kidding.. but wow, that seems like it would be tickley!
much love to your cuteness, and Yeah for tube tops!
uh boy, I meant to say "good Luck, not good look?!
Over 30% done & CLOSE to halfway!! Yeeha! Keep on truckin. You'll be done in a flash.
xoxo Michalene
Hi Kris,
I am very glad that you are doing so well: you look fabulous – so healthy, fit, with that special glow!
Your suggestions re. supplements are helping me tremendously! Your knowledge re. alternative treatments/supplments is awesome and is helping me and my mother to chose the best supplements out there.
Thank you so very much and keep up the great work! You are the best!!! :—))
Mary and Mother
Hi Kris. Long time reader, first time communicator…:-) PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE… where are you getting your IV treatments done if not at Tree of LIfe? I'm coming to TOL for Whole Person Healing and the 21 day fast. My doctor in California say's I need IV treatment but since I live in MN I haven't been able to do it. Thank you so much for the info and massive doses of love you share. Aimee
Hi Kris! You look gorgeous in your picture, you look like you're glowing! Anyway, glad to hear you're feelin great. Can't wait to hear more about your cleansing adventures. xoxo
Hi! I am kinda new.. how can I find the previous posts? This is great stuff!! I am so excited for you Kris and the journey you are on.
Great post gorgeous! You're such an amazing woman – inspiring, bold, courageous, brilliant, shining, and wonderful. Thank you for being you!
Day eight! Yoo-hoo!
Hi Kris,
Glad to hear you are having success with your cleanse. Question, have you experience any hair loss? The reason I asked is because I have lost hair in the past when I went on the Master Cleanse and swore not to go on it again. Will Juicing have a different effect?
You look beautiful, happy, and healthy! Congrats on 8 days! I find the salt to be such an important part. I am in a heavy metal detox right now, and I was feeling exhausted! Found out my blood pressure was 68/50 because I was not drinking this nasty salt solution they gave me (ooops). I can't stomach it without gagging so now I just eat more salt like you are doing. Works great!


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Even without their top players, China were well represented on finals day with at least two titles guaranteed ahead of play.
Their first success came in the women's doubles, as Tian and Zhao convincingly defeated their team-mates and 7th seeded Cheng and Yixin 21-7, 21-8 to claim their first title together since the Malaysian Open in January. In the mixed doubles, the 4th seeded pairing of Lee and Chien proved too strong for Widianto and Marissa of Indonesia as the Chinese Taipei pair won 21-10, 23-21 in just 31 minute to secure the title.
The closest match of the day came in the women's singles, where 7th seeded Li Xuerui took on the 2nd seeded Jiang Yanjiao. It was the world number 6 Jiang who took the opening game 21-14 but her opponent and world number 16 stormed back to take the second game by the same margin of 21 points to 14. The momentum was clearly with the 7th seed as she stormed into an 11-5 lead and never looked back as she claimed the title and a invaluable victory over her Chinese team mate, winning the third game 21-14 to take the title.
Chen Long made it a triple success for China as he claimed the men's singles title in impressive fashion, defeated the 3rd seeded Lee Hyun Il 21-8, 21-19 to end the Korean's run of victories over Chinese opponents this week. Lee and Jung have begun their preparation for the world championships well with a two game victory over Chandra and Gunawan, seeded 4th this week. The Korean pair are looking to claim their first world title after being denied the last three years by top pairings and this is an excellent start to their campaign to be world champions, with 3 wins over seeded opponents this week.
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Jen Reeves wrote -
Jordan is turning six on December 29, 2011. She and I talked about how we might be able to celebrate with all of our online friends by raising money for Camp No Limits. It's a summer camp we've attended for the last three years and is very special to us. We hope more kids can afford to attend. Every little donation can go a long way to help pay for camp.
In 2011, it cost $350 for each child to attend camp and $200 for an adult. We're going to try to raise money to help two kids attend the Missouri camp.
To learn more about Jordan, check out our website, Born Just Right.
To learn more about No Limits Limb Loss Foundation, check out the website.


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Shooting victim Tyrone Reece
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Police still are seeking a suspect in Friday's shooting death of Tyrone Reece, 30, in the James Cayce public housing development in East Nashville.
A media release said officers hear shots fired around 8:50 p.m., and Reece died shortly after at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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HAILING predominantly from Prosperous, though guitarist Igor is originally from Italy, Reemo are a band undoubtedly on the way up. With singles "Who Are You/Line" and "Rushin Man" landing inside the Irish top 40 and an album on the way, the Kildare natives are starting to see a reward for their three years of hard work.
Starting out with a slightly different line-up the band in its current incarnation has been playing solidly for about 8 months now.
"We were messing about three years ago, we started taking it seriously about a year and a half ago," laughs Drummer Alan.
With a sound that recalls a mix of current pop favourites the Killers and Kings of Leon with a touch of Placebo thrown in for good measure, the band has received numerous plaudits in recent months. These included winning Best International Band at the New York International Music Festival after they played Greewich Village and being shortlisted for the prestigious NEMO music Festival in Boston.
The band have also supported Aslan and Noel Gallagher's side project Tallgunner on their respective Irish tours.
With an ecletic sound the band don't point to any one major influence. Names range from the Kings of Leon to Neil Young and the Red Hot Chilli Pepers.
"Everyone adds there own little bit" summarises singer Steve who points to the sweet voiced tenor of Jeff Buckley and the gravel soaked baritone of Tom Waits as vocal influences.
When asked how do the songs come about, they simply reply, "we go into a room and jam it out."
This method of recording has led to the group recording their first album in Kells, titled "Colours". The band describe the sound of the album as upbeat rock with a bit of a dance beat. It is scheduled for release nationwide some time in August and will be proceeded by the eye catchlingly titled single "Chocoate Coloured Gorgeous".
"You'll have to ask (bass player) Conleth about that one," laugh brothers Alan and Steve.
"It's probably best left to your imaginations," they swiftly add.
Having already received national airplay and seen two singles chart in the Irish Top 40 the band are hopeful the success will continue with the release of their debut album.
The band's latest single "Sometimes", can be downloaded by texting "music 2306" to 57501
Anyone wanting to check out the band will find them at Eamon Dorans on June 13.
The group will also be playing various venues around the country throughout the summmer months and hope to play the Knockanstock festival in Blessington in July. For further information on the band visit the website at www.reemotheband.com.


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Spot the difference: US and UK Embassy holiday messages
The US Embassy went the conservative route.
The UK Embassy, on the other hand, went crazy as a coconut with its message. Look at that tree!
In pictures: Davao Oriental in ruins after Typhoon Bopha What went wrong with Sydicitive Element?


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Up-and-coming track and field athletes involved in lighting the London 2012 Olympic flame
In a burst of fire, music, dancing and farm animals the people of Great Britain opened their arms to welcome the world to the London 2012 Olympic Games, and begin a journey that will lead to more than 300 athletes achieving their ultimate dream – an Olympic gold medal.
In East London's new Olympic Stadium, 15,000 performers – including more than 7500 volunteers – came together as one to entertain 80,000 spectators and dignitaries and an estimated worldwide television audience of four billion.
Film director Danny Boyle, the ceremony's artistic director, said in the lead-up to the Games that he wanted to tell the story of a country moving on from its agricultural and industrial legacy, while making a ceremony for all. He succeeded by taking the exact spot where any number of athletics world records might be broken and turning it into a scene that celebrated everything British.
The ceremony began with a countdown, then the striking of a 27 tonne 'Olympic bell' inscribed with words from Shakespeare's The Tempest, "Be not afeard: the isle is full of noises" as children's voices reflected that with a culturally iconic song from each of the home nations.
Spectators who were lucky to acquire a ticket for the extravaganza had entered to see an Olympic athletics arena that had been turned into a historic British village, replete with green fields, a farmhouse with accompanying animals, and even a brook that trickled its way into a churning water wheel.
But, just minutes after the countdown and to the beat of almost 1000 drums, the scene was transformed by the performers from an idyllic green countryside meadow to a dark representation of industrialised Britain – with smoke stacks, weaving looms and all manner of machinery – leaving spectators in no doubt about Britain's former industrial strength.
They saw an example of Britain's historical manufacturing might in the pouring of a mock molten metal Olympic ring, which rose into the air to combine with four others to form the Olympic symbol. Fire then rained down from the five suspended rings, sparking the first, but not last, roar from the excited crowd.
With the combined sweep of many brooms, the stage was cleaned of the industrial revolution and made ready for the entrance of James Bond and someone dressed as the Queen, who both parachuted to the ground from a helicopter hovering above.
Other highlights of the ceremony included an homage to the NHS, author JK Rowling reading a passage from JM Barrie's classic Peter Pan, and comedian Rowan Atkinson providing light entertainment as part of the London Symphony Orchestra's rendition of Vangelis' inspired piece composed for Chariots of Fire.
As is customary at the Olympic Games, competitors and officials from Greece began the athletes' parade, followed by team members from all 204 NOCs competing at the Games.
The loudest cheer was reserved for the last team to enter, the gold and white-clad British heroes who were led by Edinburgh's four-time track cycling Olympic gold medallist and flag bearer, Chris Hoy.
As a former athlete and now administrator, LOCOG chair Sebastian Coe gave a unique perspective after all the athletes had entered the stadium. "In every Olympic sport there is all that matters in life," said Coe. "London 2012 will inspire a generation."
That has been the slogan of the London 2012 Games and the theme was carried right through to the lighting of the Olympic flame – a part of the ceremony that had been kept a top secret by all involved.
After a journey that took in more than 1000 towns and cities around Great Britain and via 8000 sets of hands, footballer David Beckham delivered the torch by speedboat along the Thames, passing it on to five-time Olympic rowing gold medallist Steve Redgrave who was waiting for it outside the stadium.
The torch then passed through the hands of seven young athletes on its way to the cauldron. The torchbearers were nominated by a group of British sporting legends that included Daley Thompson, Mary Peters and Kelly Holmes.
Unexpectedly, the young athletes – rather than an Olympic legend – had the ultimate honour of lighting the cauldron. Of the seven young sportspeople, four of them were track and field athletes – world youth 200m champion Desiree Henry, European junior 400m finalist Katie Kirk, 2:03 junior 800m runner Adelle Tracey and English Schools javelin silver medallist Aidan Reynolds.
Paul McCartney then stepped to the stage to bring the opening ceremony to an end, singing the classic Beatles tune Hey Jude, with the crowd joining in enthusiastically on behalf of viewers across the planet.
It was a reminder to all that the Olympic Games are the world's one truly global event.
BBC coverage was hugely better than NBC.
The music during the final lighting of the couldron was beautiful – what was it?
yes.. I'd like to know that too… have searched online but there is no mention of it. This melody is going around and around in my head… beautiful.
Music by Underworld for the Industrial scene is called "And I Will Kiss", and the music at the end when the Olympic Torch entered the arena, and passed to seven young athletes is also by Underworld, and is called "Caliban's Dream" (Underworld were chosen by Danny Boyle to be the musical directors).
its called calibans dream by underworld its on you tube
Underworld- Caliban's Theme http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mec8GZkEpD4
For me, the opening ceremony was like the curate's egg – good in parts. I loved the choice of music; far less conservative than is usual for these things, including Led Zeppelin and the Sex Pistols for example. I also enjoyed the humour, especially Rowan Atkinson in Chariots of Fire. However, a lot of it was confusing and a bit of a mess. The best bit was, arguably, the industrial revolution section. Paul McCartney made a complete hash of the start of Hey Jude, although it finished well enough. 7 out of 10 perhaps?
It was a nice touch having seven young sportsmen and women, lighting the Olympic flame, rather than a former sporting great, Certainly caught us all by surprise. And great that athletics was so well represented among the group. I hope that one day, they will go on to become Olympians, themselves.
I think presenting the chance to young athletes was a great Idea, its a way of representing a future generation in Sport. Also because it was a dream come true for those 7 athletes… Desiree Henry wanted to be in the 2012 Olympics but didn't get through… but i swear… knowing her for 5 years… that was Her Biggest dream… and I'm glad she got the chance to light the cauldron.


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Cruzin the Coast 2014Congratulations to #CruzintheCoast winner Jim Bennett from Cahmbersburg, PA. This years Winner of the cash drawing. Jim pocketed $1200 bucks!
Charity donations:
Spuck and Liz Bennett foundation $600.00
Sussex health promotion Coalition $600.00
The Cruzin the Coast Run is self paced and runs for the entire duration of the Delmarva Bike Week.
The sign up booths will be at Winter Place Park and Arthur W. Perdue Stadium in Salisbury and The Inlet and Seacrets in Ocean City. With registration you will receive an official event Rally Guide book with a list of the participating businesses. You also receive an event T-shirt and Pin and will be entered in a 50/50 drawing taking place at the end of the event! All you have to do is get your book stamped by the participating businesses,bring your completed book back to one of the Salisbury event sites by 2:00 on Sunday and put your name in for the drawing. (you do not have to be present to win... but it does make it a bit more exciting).
Most of the businesses that participate in this run are Bar/Restaurant type businesses and odds are you will be going to more than one of them while you're here, so why not get a chance to win some money while you're out getting a meal or having a drink, right? REMEMBER the more people who sign up for the Cruzin the Coast Run, the more money you could win! Last year's winner took home over $1,300.
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To do this, simply: Text: follow CruzintheCoast to 40404 (case sensitive) You will begin to receive updates straight to your text messages and you will be able to see special deals, promotions and tips during the Cruzin' the Coast Event!!
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June 23, 2010
"Sassy" Suggestion: The Sock Date
by Tara
Just wanted to share a fun date my husband took me on…he thought it up all by himself!
I LOVE funky socks. I've got all colors, styles, lengths, fabrics and more. On Thursday, my husband Mike invited me to a date that would 'Knock My Socks Off.' When Saturday came around he handed me a bundle of brand new, funky, and totally awesome socks. There were five of them. He said there would be five parts to our date and each sock corresponded with what we would do. This took some prep on his part because each sock had to possibly count for five things, depending on how I eliminated them. Each of the five things varied in expense, so there was no way I could randomly pick all the expensive things in a row.
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Vegan in Denver
Though its Old West roots still show, the Mile High City is maturing into a modern and surprisingly veg-friendly city.
At the foot of the Rocky Mountains, Denver has long been a Mecca for skiers, climbers, and cyclists, sporting ideal weather and gorgeous scenery for the outdoor enthusiasts. Thanks to the revitalization of several downtown neighborhoods, the city touts shops, eateries, and attractions for every visitor's interest, making it much more than a pit stop on the way to the slopes. New, one-of-a-kind boutiques, a serious art scene, and satisfying eats make it worth more than a layover.
A Night in the City
For local brews and an entire menu of vegetarian and vegan bar food, head up Capitol Hill to City, O' City. Take a gander at the seasonal specials, or build your own pizza, decked out with desirable toppings. Think caramelized onions, sun-dried tomatoes, garlic-infused olive oil, and of course, vegan mozzarella. The seitan buffalo wings satisfy late-night munchies, and if beer's not your thing, ask the bartender to sample one of their expertly selected wines. Don't forget to grab one of their legendary vegan chocolate ho-ho cupcakes to-go.
Art Imitates Life
Imitating the jagged shapes of the Rocky Mountains, the Denver Art Museum's titanium-paneled Hamilton Building—on the southeast edge of the downtown skyline—resembles a four-story quartz crystal, except every corner of architect Daniel Libeskind's angular design is filled with art. From Western American sculpture to Monet paintings to Warhol prints, the DAM has a little something for everyone. Head across the museum's east plaza to Mad Greens for a salad and a cappuccino, or a glass of vino on the terrace.
Full-Course Veg
Whether you're fueling up for the day's adventure or recovering from a big night out, WaterCourse Foods will take good care of you. The vegan banana-bread French toast is sweetly wholesome, and the Amsterdam hash—grilled veggies, homefries, and scrambled tofu topped with rich, homemade mushroom gravy—will definitely assuage any aftereffects. The 10-year-old vegetarian establishment also serves lunch and dinner, including savory seitan fajitas.
Just the 'Fax
The longest commercial street in the US, Colfax Avenue has alternated between gold miners' gateway and seedy underbelly. Now cruise down the 'Fax to find hip pubs, concert venues and hot indie shops like the uber-hip designer toy and art gallery Plastic Chapel. Visit The Fabric Lab to try on fashion from local artists and then chill next door at The Shoppe for a luscious chocolate peanut butter vegan cupcake.
On Broadway
If you dig vintage duds, cruise south on Broadway from downtown. Around First Avenue and Broadway, the pickings are good—Boss Unlimited has been dealing in fine vintage pieces for more than 25 years. If vintage books are more to your taste, get lost in Fahrenheit's Books or the epic Denver Book Mall. And for crafty folks, the do-it-yourself headquarters Fancy Tiger is a treasure trove of stylish knitting and sewing materials sure to get the creative juices flowing.
Out of Africa
Exotic but homey, Arada Ethiopian Restaurant brings the spices of Africa's massive markets to Denver's Santa Fe Arts District. Load up your injera—sourdough flatbread—with the garlic- and ginger-infused vegetables, served with tomato salad. On the first Friday of the month, the neighboring art galleries stay open late, and a dinner at Arada is a great way to start the evening. Finish the meal with a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, with the beans prepared and brewed before your eyes.
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As of Saturday, February 9, 2013
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CONYERS -- The Conyers Police Department will offer a free gun safety class for residents at 7 p.m. Feb. 28 in City Council Chambers, on the second floor of the Conyers Police Department located at 1194 Scott St.
Conyers Police Sgt. Jay Archer, who routinely conducts training and serves as quartermaster for Conyers Police officers, will be the instructor of the one-hour class. Archer will focus on gun safety, issues related to gun control, self-defense questions and other matters related to Georgia law.
"There has been a great deal of discussion and debate about gun control since the tragic shootings in Aurora, Colo., and Newtown, Conn., last year," said Chief Gene Wilson. "We want to help facilitate discussion locally by sharing with the public what it means to be a responsible gun owner."
Gun dealers in Rockdale County have reported strong demand for firearms and ammunition in the wake of the shootings and in response to increased national debate over gun control. The Rockdale County Probate Court has also reported a dramatic increase in applications for permits to carry firearms.
Seating for the class is limited to 140 and those under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information or to indicate you plan to attend, email Sgt. Archer at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 770-483-6600.
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Admiral Thomas B. Hayward, 22nd Chief of Naval Operations
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Admiral Thomas Bibb Hayward (born May 3, 1924) was Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) for the United States Navy from July 1, 1978, until June 30, 1982,[1] after which he retired from military service. He is a 1947 graduate of the United States Naval Academy.[2] Hayward's career began on the USS Antietam (CV-36), he attended flight training in Pensacola, Florida, and received his wings in July 1950. From the decks of the USS Essex (CV-9) and USS Valley Forge (CV-45), he accumulated 146 combat missions over Korea[1] and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross,[3] ten Air Medals, and three Navy Commendation Medals with Combat "V". During the Vietnam War, Hayward flew 36 missions, receiving the Legion of Merit and three Air Medals
Before his appointment as CNO, the admiral had tours of duty as:
- Commander in Chief for the United States Pacific Fleet (August 12, 1976 - May 9, 1978);[4]
- Commander for the United States 7th Fleet (1976–1977);[5]
- Commanding Officer of the aircraft carrier USS America. CV-66[1]
In 1981, he was awarded the Society of Experimental Test Pilots James H. Doolittle Award. In January 2007, the United States Naval Academy Alumni Association announced Admiral Thomas B. Hayward as one of four recipients of its 2007 Distinguished Graduate Award.
Admiral Hayward is one of the senior signatories of the March 31, 2009 letter urging the president to maintain the controversial "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.[6]
- ^ "Thomas B. Hayward". US Naval Academy. Retrieved 24 January 2010.
- ^ "Thomas B. Hayward". Distinguished Flying Cross Society. Retrieved 24 January 2010.
- ^ "U.S. Pacific Fleet Commanders". US Pacific Fleet. Retrieved 24 January 2010.[dead link]
- ^ "History". Commander, U.S. 7th fleet. Retrieved 24 January 2010.
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