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Shay Stewart November 1, 2014 at 12:28pm
My PDGA rating finally broke 800! Sitting at 806! Been waiting a minute for this to happen! (:
Way to go Shay! I jumped 7 pts myself up to 880. Woot
Way to go Shay . I'm still reaping the results of a bad tourney season. I don't think it will go any lower than its present 866
Congrats! Now shoot for 900 and you'll be right up there with the best women in the world.
Way to go Shay!! (you'd totes be at 830 in the lower 48, for real, we're low balled hard).
Thad Murgatroyd October 31, 2014 at 4:49pm
We will be holding a 2015 season planning meeting following the ADGA meeting at hilltop Tueday evening . Everyone is welcome to attend and your imput and help are encouraged .
Tre Jones October 29, 2014 at 4:14pm
Just a reminder to everyone about the toys for tots tourney in Wasilla on the 8th of November, the first 25 to register online will get a commemorative disc. Registration is $20 or $10 and a new unopened toy with a value of at least $10 and encourage you to bring a toy, we will have prizes for whoever donates the biggest toy and the most toys also. All donations will go to the matsu
Santa division of toys for tots.
It's super cool you guys are doing this Tre, I hope everyone can make it!
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added you Thad. :) glad to see you coming out to support the kids
tre add me. Andrew E. 62819
Thad Murgatroyd October 27, 2014 at 6:47pm
I just got awesome news . I am proud to announce that the 5th Annual King of The Hill hosted by Hilltop Disc golf and Hilltop Ski Area will be Alaska's 1st A Tier Tournament . It will be held on July 2 - 5th . More details to follow.
Not if I have anything to say about it! Haha, nope. We're a couple years from doing an A tier.
Great news Thad! WTF Greg?! Focus on get your course finished, for the love of....
haha. this is awsome. i hope the government doesnt send me away during that time.
Me too! Would like to keep you around here as long as we can Jordan
Sign me up. Advanced 49555.
LMAO, that's funny but also a bit of a point...guess gotta get registered early for this one... ;)
If you would like a good registration model, Ft. Steilacoom Open has their sh** together.
I will check that out and pass it along....thank you!
Sweet deal Thad, can't wait to play my first A-tier!
Jake Haskin October 25, 2014 at 10:39pm
Cash game tomorrow (Sunday) at 11am at PC brought to you by Greg "silky" Roberts. Should be fun!
Dubs or singles ? Pools or handi for singles?
No idea, silk just wants folks to show up, I'm sure doubles if there's enough people
11:08, no Silky or Jake
Greg Rouse October 22, 2014 at 7:35pm
Dubs awards tomorrow night at alcantra. see you all there.
Thad Murgatroyd October 20, 2014 at 5:25pm
Hilltop DG is happy to announce that the team grew by 1 member for next year . Help us welcome Shay Stewart to Team Hilltop . Thanks for joining up Shay . With the snow comes the end of the Short 9 for the year . I will be pulling the Baskets on Tuesday but it will be going back in in April so Thank You to everyone for coming out and making it a sucess .
I had a blast on that new 9 this year! That Short 9 will double or triple in use next year. No doubt about that!
We can reinstall the 9 about a week after the hill closes for skiing so we can have another course for spring golf and glo rounds
Awesome news...Shay is a great choice and addition to Team Hilltop. Welcome aboard Shay!!
Thanks Adam.
Thad Murgatroyd October 14, 2014 at 10:50pm
There are also Rocs, Wedges Skeeters and foxbats
Thad Murgatroyd October 14, 2014 at 10:46pm
All Hilltop Discs at Play it Again are buy 1 get the next one at equal or lesser value FREE . There are G Star Teebirds, Destroyers , E Star Wraiths and Boss's , Champ Beasts Pro Valks / Leopards pro/ dx Rocs , Sharks XD Putters Birdie Putters DX Aviars G Star Nova Putters . They have lots in stock so ask . Thanks
Hah I just bought a sweet purple transitional g*DS yesterday smh
Thad Murgatroyd October 13, 2014 at 11:36pm
We have pulled the 18 Hole Red course today . The Yellow Short 9 is still in and playing great , we will keep it open as long as possible so come show this great little course some love before the season ends. We will be reinstalling the short 9 back in shortly after the hill closes for sking so you can get some hill golf in the snow this spring . Thank you all for your support this summer and will see you at leagues.
Thank you Thad, for getting the job done on the hill this year and everything you've done for disc golf in Alaska. timk
Tre Jones October 3, 2014 at 5:09pm
Just thought I would let everyone know that we at the MSDGA will be holding a toy drive tournament on November 8th to help the less fortunate kids in the MatSu valley have a better Christmas. Registration is open on here and you can register by commenting in the talk section. The first 25 to register will receive a commemorative disc. Cost is $20 or you can bring a unopened new toy with a minimum value of $10 and get in for $10. There will be an additional prize for whoever donates the most. Hope to see you all come out to support the less fortunate kids of Alaska.
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Thanks Thad. excited to see you out to play.
Greg Rouse October 1, 2014 at 10:15pm
Want to get something going for this weekend. How many people would be down for a cash dubs round at hilltop? If not, how many for PC?
Thad Murgatroyd September 29, 2014 at 2:45pm
Season is Ending ....Hilltop will be pulling both the courses on October the 13th ( The day after Season Finale) Come enjoy the courses while they are still up .They are both playing and looking great and we encourage you to play the short 9 if you haven't tried it yet .it is well worth playing .
Thad Murgatroyd September 19, 2014 at 4:28pm
Alaskan Golfers can take pride that Hilltop DGC is now rated 53rd in the Nation on Discgolfscene.com. Thank you to all that support Hilltop and we will continue to grow and improve the courses .This course wouldn't happen with out great volunteers and Rick Cramer .When you see them Thank them for their hard work.
That's awesome Thad, reminds me that I still need to update my review...Monday when I'm back from the peninsula I'll do that
Mike Briseno August 11, 2014 at 8:23pm
Lost Tsunami Breaker behind the basket of 18. Reward. Numbers on the disc.
kincaid I assume ?
which one a tsunami or a breaker? two different discs. but i havent seen either. considering i havent played kincaid since states tho i guess i wouldnt have... lol
Greg Rouse August 9, 2014 at 9:25pm
Cash singles at alcantra in about an hour/ hour an a half. 7 people in so far. 5 buck buy and tags probably in. As soon as we're done trimming new hole 8 we will be organizing in the parking lot.
tags probably?
We'll do tags during singles league tomorrow (Sunday.)
Tags should always be in play in a singles match. Just saying
he meant all the tags in despite what card you were on
Jake Haskin August 8, 2014 at 7:39pm
Cash game tomorrow! 10 am at PC, 5 smackaroos folks!!
sweet. choices...alcantra to work or PC for CASH!!!??
Alcantra for a chance to get some league prepays or plastic...
PC if ya can't afford to drive all the way to Alcantra haha
carpooling is a great thing
well Jake, if you win at PC, you should have enough to drive to Alcantra and back = )
turns out i cant go to pc, family stuff, but i had people wanted me to post this on here, so i did haha
Free beer!
headin to the valley, come on out
making some great progress today with Greg and Aaron...the fairways are starting to take shape!
I hope that more members from the ADGA will make an effort to help the MSDGA with their completion of the 18 hole Alcantra course. They have worked very hard since late winter to achieve their goal, get out there and show your appreciation for their efforts by giving them a few hours of your time. If you have the time to play DG you have the time to volunteer.
Not about the time, it's about havin the means to get out there. Personally anyway, if I didn't have family stuff goin on and I had a mode of transportation out there, i woulda helped. Alas I did not though...
josh stewart August 6, 2014 at 12:59am
So I've been kicking around the idea of a fall glow league Saturday nights at WCL w a few Dg NOMADS. I'd really just like to play a round w the lit baskets and actual glow discs or day glow/ black light reaponsive discs. Even if we just played it for s's & g's. Anyone interested?
Sounds awesome. Jesse and I each have one.
I worded it wrong, weekly cash game, no league points leaderboards or anything. So weekly honest to gosh glow game. WCL w lit DG nomads. Glow plastic , dayglo or pull your lights back out early.
So a cash game just to chains on the nomads? No basket?
It'll be like tone poles with chains!
Yeah no basket, consensus on contact w plastic chains. Black lights on stakes for all baskets. Contact will be obvious
Those nomads, if you hit target area you pretty much made it on a reg basket.
5$ w a pack of AAA's bought and subtracted from payout. So all lights will work.
Greg Rouse August 6, 2014 at 12:22am
Alcantra Open plastic just came in. Received a limited number of very special colors. Pay early- payment order will reflect who gets to choose their plastic first! Looking forward to seeing you all.
post a pic of the discs!
The limited ones are posted as pictures on the tourney page on here. Teal havocs (there are also a couple gold ones,) and grey scythes (the rest are white.)
Toni Osiecki August 5, 2014 at 9:12pm
There is no ADGA meeting planned at Hilltop tonight. Come for leagues at 7pm!


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Ken Rohla is a natural health educator and inventor specializing in rejuvenation and cellular regeneration. Formally educated in electrical engineering and computer science, Ken worked for 23 years in the medical industry, then became certified as a natural health educator in 2005. In this discussion, we begin with a broad look at the vaccine industry and the detrimental implications of mandatory vaccinations. Ken explains some simple remedies that can be used to prevent or heal damage from vaccines. He gives an overview of scalar waves and how this energy can be altered at a subatomic level in the body to promote healing and wellness. We talk about the effects of radiation fallout from Fukushima and other nuclear radiation disasters, and Ken emphasizes some of the nontoxic technologies available to neutralize and clean up the mess in our bodies and environments. In the second hour, Ken names and defines key supplements and nutrients for detoxifying and healing the body from damaging exposure to everyday pollutants. We discuss the issues of GMO foods and organic food options that are extremely lacking in nutrients. Ken makes note of the solutions available for individuals to get nutrient dense, inexpensive superfoods by growing indoors using hydroponic and aquaponics tower gardens with high Ormus nutrients. Further, we discuss the different psychic forces on the planet battling for control of our minds and how we can unplug from the programming. Lastly, we look at the best methods for filtering and cleaning up water.
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Everyone loves Elmo, that cute furry little muppet spokesperson for the pre-school set. But there's a deep, dark secret behind his adorable visage.
I hate to break it to you, but Elmo is a whore.
He's being pimped out.
Harsh, right? Well, prostitution is the act of selling oneself for money. And Elmo is now the cutest little spokesperson around for pro-vaccine propaganda. Watch the following video right from the Sesame Street corner. Keep a barf bag handy.
I can't even…
Please note, in particular, this pointed exchange, directed towards Mom and Dad:
Elmo: "That was so easy, why doesn't everybody get a vaccination?"
Dr. Murthy (meaningful look): "That's a good question Elmo, that's a good question."
So, back to whoredom. In cases like this, there's always a money trail. Prostitutes get paid, right?
So let's look at who funds Sesame Street, because these, my friends, are the corporate johns who are reaching out to your children via adorable little hookers:
We rely on our funders' support to bring the Sesame Workshop mission to life. Their collective commitment enables us to harness the educational power of media to benefit children around the world. We gratefully acknowledge the generous support of our current sponsors and partners, without whom our work to educate and inspire children would not be possible.
Preschoolers are being programmed educated and inspired by purchased educational television, and it all starts to make sense when you look at these two in particular:
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
First of all, the Merck company makes many vaccines and stands to make a LOT OF FREAKING MONEY when little kids begin asking their parents to take them in for shots because Elmo said so.
Forced Adult Vaccinations at Federal Levels Comment Period Now
U.S. HHS is Going for More Vaccinations during Pregnancy, Employer-enforced adult vaccination requirements, and, probably, Faith-based groups to uptake vaccinations
by Catherine J. Frompovich
Activist Post
Feb 20, 2015
The U.S. Health and Human Services published a 46-page draft proposal and notice in the Federal Register recently regarding more mandated vaccines for adults, and especially pregnant females; employer-enforced adult vaccinations; and probably for getting faith-based groups to uptake and not oppose vaccines/vaccinations.
There is an open public comment period that ends March 9, 2015, for consumers to register their comments, etc. per instructions at this website.
How to file your comments
Electronic responses are preferred and may be addressed to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Written responses should be addressed to: National Vaccine Program Office, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 200 Independence Avenue SW., Room 733G, Washington, DC 20201. Attn: HHS Adult Immunization c/o Rebecca Fish.
The opening paragraph of the Executive Summary of the "National Adult Immunization Plan" draft dated February 5, 2015 says,
Vaccination is considered one of the most important public health achievements of the 20th century and continues to offer great promise in the 21st century. Vaccines save lives and improve the quality of life by preventing serious infectious diseases and their consequences. However, the benefits of vaccination are not realized equally across the U.S. population. Adult vaccination rates remain low in the United States, and significant racial and ethnic disparities also exist. [1]
Probably, nothing is more blatantly ridiculous and scientifically incorrect than the very first sentence. Infectious disease after disease waned to extremely low levels of almost no infection and contraction rates numerous years before 20th century vaccines were even invented. This website contains more than two dozen charts and graphs indicating those documented historical facts.
However, vaccine makers unabashedly take credit for something that has become more of a health problem than a scientific advancement, in my opinion. All vaccines are super-saturated with horrendous neurotoxins and other toxic chemicals, non-human animal-source DNA, unknown viruses, fetal cell lines—aka diploid cells, and mycoplasmas, plus other 'ingredients'—probably genetically-engineered-nanoparticles, which I discuss in detail in my 2013 book Vaccination Voodoo, What YOU Don't Know About Vaccines.
Readers may want to know/have the peer-review published science papers cited in the book in order to corroborate damage vaccines and their ingredients cause, as part of their comments to the above HHS request.
Apparently and according to the HHS's National Vaccine Plan (NVP),
While the NVP provides a vision for improving protection from vaccine-preventable diseases across the lifespan, vaccination coverage levels among adults are not on track to meet Healthy People 2020 targets. The National Vaccine Advisory Committee and numerous stakeholder groups have emphasized the need for focused attention on adult vaccines and vaccination.
That's what the new Federal Register publication is all about! Apparently, the feds want adults to get as many vaccines as MDs are pumping into children.
Measles Vaccines Kill More People than Measles, CDC Data Proves
By Ethan A. Huff
Global Research
February 05, 2015
Parents concerned about their vaccinated children potentially contracting measles from unvaccinated children may want to consider the fact that the bigger health threat is technically the vaccine, not the disease itself. Comparative data provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) reveal that nobody has died from measles in more than 10 years, while at least 108 deaths reported in VAERS during the same time frame have been linked to measles vaccines.
Many of our older readers probably remember a time when measles wasn't viewed with the obscene level of paranoid hysterics being witnessed today. Like chickenpox, measles was a common childhood infection that, after running its typically mild course, imparted lifelong immunity in those who contracted it. The risk of serious complications or death from measles has always been overwhelmingly minimal, in other words, with previous generations viewing it as something of a rite of passage.
Fast forward to today and all rationality and common sense has gone out the window on this issue. The media is reporting a few isolated cases of measles as if it were the black plague, calling for those who don't vaccinate their children to be ostracized from their communities or even jailed for "putting others at unnecessary risk." But where are the facts in all this unsubstantiated mania, which unfairly tags the unvaccinated as dangerous lepers?
Once again, the media is discarding factual reporting in favor of mindless sensationalism, attributing an alleged measles resurgence — even this claim is specious — to the unvaccinated. Whether or not this claim is actually true pales in importance compared to the fact that measles really isn't much of a threat in the first place. The measles vaccine, on the other hand, is a whole different story.
"There have been no measles deaths reported in the U.S. since 2003," the Associate Press reported based off statements made by Dr. Anne Schuchat, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases.
Meanwhile, VAERS, which captures only a very small percentage of the actual number of injuries and deaths associated with measles vaccines, reports at least 108 deaths associated with measles vaccines since 2003. Of these, a shocking 96 deaths were reported in conjunction with MMR, which is now the preferred vaccine for measles immunization.
VIDEO — Another Failed Pandemic
Every time there is a pandemic, whether its the flu or Ebola, companies like Glaxo, Sanofi-Aventis, Merck & Co, Novartis AG and Pfizer Inc do everything in their power to convince you that you are the pandemic and that the shot is the remedy.
This holiday season…don't get shot
DOCUMENTARY — THE EBOLA DECEPTION: Vaccine Agenda Fully Exposed – Final Edition
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Oct 22, 2014
Please share this video and message. This video is a compilation of research and updated information proving the vaccine agenda is what is behind the Ebola scare.
AUDIO — "They Got Me Dad!" ~ Vaccine Ambush Destroyed My Child (Alex Hunter)
Aug 12, 2013
For full interview and other IMPORTANT links, click "Show more".
"Public Advocate" host Sallie O. Elkordy and guest Alex Hunter, aka "Captain Chemtrails" http://www.blogtalkradio.com/publicad…
Diseases from Vaccines with Dr. Rebecca Carley: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/publicad…
Vaccination is the Biggest Crime Against Humanity with Dr. Ghis Lanctot: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/themarya…
BAN VACCINES 2013! http://BillionToddlerMarchForSurvival…
Rob Schneider Says He Has 'Smoking Gun' Exposing CDC
by Christina Sarich
Natural Society
Oct 4, 2014
Actor and comedian Rob Schneider recently sent a letter to California Governor Jerry Brown's office. It is posted at canaryparty.org. Within it, he claims to possess the smoking gun which would expose the entire vaccine-autism CDC fraud in suppressed documents.
The CDC currently reports that increased autism is not associated with vaccines. They further state that:
"The IOM also recently conducted a thorough review of the current medical and scientific evidence on vaccines and certain health events that may be observed after vaccination. It released a report in August 2011 on 8 vaccines given to children and adults that found the vaccines to be generally safe and serious adverse events following these vaccinations to be rare.
CDC recognizes that autism is an urgent health concern and supports comprehensive research as our best hope for understanding the causes of autism and other developmental disorders. Through collaborations with partners in government, research centers, and the public, CDC is focusing on three areas–
– Understanding the frequency and trends of autism spectrum disorders.
– Advancing research in the search for causes and effective treatments.
– Improving early detection and diagnosis so affected children are treated as soon as possible."
Schneider points out many important fallacies with the CDC's claim, though not specifically mentioning the fact that comprehensive research has never been conducted on the outcomes of the current vaccine schedules forced upon our children.
Schneider writes: "I have copies of the original CDC report that was later suppressed and fraudulently changed."
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Oct 6, 2014
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PODCAST — Red Ice Radio – Jon Rappoport – CDC Fraud: Vaccine Autism Link & Ebola
Red Ice Radio
Sept 26, 2014
Jon Rappoport is an investigative journalist, author and publisher of the website nomorefakenews.com. He has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. He returns to give a complete run down on the recent CDC scandal. On August 25, 2014 the CDC published a press release defending its 2004 study on autism. Two days later CDC whistleblower publicly admits he and his co-authors cooked that study and committed fraud. The CDC was referring to the 2004 study whistleblower William Thompson co-authored, the study he admitted was fraudulent, the study he and his co-authors slanted to bury the connection between the MMR vaccine and autism. Jon discusses the complexities behind this huge cover-up. Actor, Rob Schneider also said he has a copy of "the original CDC report that was later suppressed and fraudulently changed." Later, Jon talks about the striking similarity between the Thompson and Snowden stories. In this extended interview, we'll continue discussing the vaccine as well as the length the CDC and government will go to obscure damage they've created. We'll move on to talk about the Ebola epidemic. We'll hear how the CDC is getting their numbers on cases and how it is being diagnosed. The CDC claims that there will be "1 million Ebola cases by January." As Ebola victims fly into Western nations, Jon discusses what possible scenarios are being planned in the near future in Western nations.
Ebola: one covert op feeds into another
by Jon Rappoport
September 27, 2014
Reference: my collection, The Matrix Revealed.
Some covert ops start out by focusing on an area of conflict.
The first action-step is: repackaging and renaming and relabeling that area so it looks like something it is not.
When that is done, the group in charge of the op has a false reality, a synthetic reality which they can manage, describe, work with, publicize, deploy, reshape, add to, subtract from.
In the case of West Africa, this synthetic reality is "Ebola."
In my previous article, I listed the real factors which have been debilitating and killing people in that area for a very long time. These factors have nothing to do with a virus called "Ebola."
But the op is transformative. It shifts the focus. It paints a different picture. It makes a substitution.
Instead of severe malnutrition, protein-calorie deficit, starvation, contaminated water, horrific wars, grinding poverty, hopelessness, stolen farm land, industrial pollution, the invasion of outside investors and corporations who take over the natural riches of the area, toxic vaccine campaigns, toxic drugs (including vast overuse of antibiotics, which destroys the ability to absorb nutrients)—instead of these chronic conditions, we have a repackaged and re-formed and recreated reality: the virus. Ebola.
The stage magician's trick. The illusion.
He takes a deck of cards and throws the deck at a wall. The cards fly every which way—chaos, confusion, many things happening all at once. And then, all of a sudden, the cards are lying on the floor, but one card is up against the wall, impaled there by a knife.
The audience gasps.
And on the one card is written the word: Ebola.
Everyone is frozen.
The magician says, "Let me tell you about Ebola. There are many things you need to know. For the moment, we are safe, but we are threatened."
He has the audience's attention. Does he ever.
Now he tells a story, a long story, and it ends with the word: "Vaccine."
The audience experiences a jump-shift. They don't know it, but they're being taken into a much larger op—whose subject is "all possible vaccines for everyone from cradle to grave."
Well, they have certainly heard about vaccines, and most of them have gotten vaccines. They feel they're on familiar ground.
From "vaccines" he moves to "immunity."
How wonderful. How magical. With vaccines, doctors can impart protection.
The illusionist is really working his audience now. He's at the top of his game.
"Vaccines, you see, stimulate the body to produce antibodies, which are marvelous creatures who can move through the whole body and search out invaders…and when they find these intruders, these stalkers, these terrorists, the antibodies paint large Xs on them."
How beautiful.
"And then the rest of the immune system, the infantry and the air force and navy, know exactly where the enemy is located. They will now launch a multi-front attack, and win."
The magician describes how vaccines do all this in advance of any actual terrorist invasion, so that when the real monster comes along, the body will be prepared, its immune system already in a state of readiness and high alert.
The magician neglects to mention that the action of vaccines—producing antibodies—does not equal immunity.


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Sales of new homes fell to a six-month low in August. The fourth straight monthly decline during the peak buying season suggests the housing market is years away from a recovery.
The Commerce Department says new-home sales fell 2.3 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 295,000. That's less than half the roughly 700,000 that economists say must be sold to sustain a healthy housing market.
This year could be the worst for sales since the government began keeping records a half century ago.
New homes represent a fraction of home sales, but they have an outsize impact on the economy. Each home built creates an average of three jobs and about $90,000 in taxes, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
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| Ctornello chapter 4 . 6/4
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I love your descriptive writing, it isn't overwhelming, but lets me picture everything.
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This is really good! For some reason I only read one chapter and I feel like I reviewed that one chapter-but then I didn't read the rest? And it says that this story was updated sometime in February, and I didn't even watch Blue Exorcist until...September 2013? Somewhere around that. Confused.
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We really need... a catalyst?
Not sure how to describe this though.
Maybe a badly injure Rin or such.
Sympathy? Realization that Rin isn't that bad.
By the way, will he have nightmares? That's a good way to get sympathy and such.
Your attention to detail is quite astounding! You have just the right amount of description: so that we can picture the events without being drowned.
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This iced tea's label creates something of an identity crisis: is it a black tea, or is it yerba mate? Either way, it's a nicely sweetened brew with clean hits of both black tea and yerba mate, along with sweet cane sugar. But Herbal Mist's label lists both tea and yerba mate twice on the front, and that second ingredient needs to be referred to more specifically with regard to its usage, especially wit hall of the competition out there for the growing category.
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Writes Happy Mother of Six: "Subject: The Shortest College Paper.
"I received this email from a friend, with a note: 'Brevity is beautiful': 'A college class was told they had to write a short story in as few words as possible. The short story had to contain the following things: 1) Religion 2) Sexuality 3) Mystery. Below is the only A+ short story in the entire class: "Good God, I'm pregnant! I wonder who did it." ' "
Tuesday email from The Lunchtime Reader: "Ever write an email and forget to hit Send? From my Drafts bin:
"OK, where did the Band Name of the Day on 8-13-14, 'Chunks of Meat,' come from? I've read over the page multiple times, and again as I write this, and I don't see it.
Writes JOHN IN HIGHLAND: "How often have any of us seen or heard a hammered dulcimer? This musician was performing on the edge of the marktplatz in downtown Wurzburg, Germany. A dulcimer is a musical instrument with strings stretched over a trapezoidal sounding board. It has been widely used in European countries since becoming popular in the Middle Ages. The name derives from the Latin dulcis (sweet) and the Greek melos (music). The hammers, or mallets, are usually made of wood. They may be covered with leather or fabric, as in this case, to provide a softer sound."
BULLETIN BOARD REPLIES: You (emphasis added, for the sake of emphasis) didn't miss a thing, Lunchtime Reader!
When a small advertisement unexpectedly (and mistakenly) landed on the Bulletin Board page, and the nighttime copy editor had to trim something from that day's BB to accommodate it, she missed the fact that an item she trimmed had the "chunk(s) of meat" in it!
That item ran in the next day's column, under the heading "Come again?" Again: "Another episode of creative hearing, reported by Lola: 'The first time I heard and saw the TV ad for the dinosaur exhibit at the Science Museum, I heard: "I may have tiny little hands, but I'm really kinda porous." The chunk of meat goes right through the dinosaur, and I thought: "Yup, he sure is kinda porous."
" 'The next time the ad was on, I heard: "I may have tiny little hands, but I'm really carnivorous." Oh, that's why he's eating a chunk of meat.
" 'Now I'm wondering what having tiny little hands has to do with being either kinda porous or carnivorous.' "
Today's helpful hint
A plea from Booklady: "Part of my work involves repairing damaged library books. While we appreciate it when people accept our offer of plastic bags to protect books on rainy days, and when they inform us of a repair need, we really hope you don't try to repair books yourselves. Last night I had to painstakingly trim tape from the bottoms of many pages of a thick book, where some well-meaning soul had used regular transparent tape to 'fix' tiny tears. Another day, I had to throw away a book which had patches of, unbelievably, masking tape, electrical tape (black) and strapping tape.
"We have supplies manufactured especially for book mending, and we much prefer to have a patron tell us a book needs some TLC. No librarian I know is automatically going to blame you for pointing out a problem.
"Whew! Thank you for letting me vent -- and happy reading!"?
Simple pleasures
W.i. Fly of Austin: "Subject: Have a good day.
"I saw a man sitting with his little child. I said: 'What's her name?' He said: 'Juniper.' I said: 'Wow, Juniper.' It brought a smile to his face and a warm feeling to me. I had reached out and discovered a very cool name."
Life as we know it
John's Chinese Restaurant Div.
In reply to RJ of Little Canada (BB, 8/19/2014), here again is Jean of Roseville: "Glad someone else remembers Howard Woo. He was in my father's Mechanical Engineering class at the U of M. When WWII started, my dad received a draft notice -- to run the Twin Cities Ordnance Plant (the arsenal). He immediately contacted Howard to work with him.
"Somewhere along the line, the head of the Woo clan died and Howard was chosen to run John's. We ate there often, and Dad and Howard visited. Howard tried to teach me how to use the chopsticks (to no avail) and he answered all sorts of little-kid questions, such as 'What is the difference between Chinese and Japanese?' His answer was that Chinese were larger.
"I still miss the chicken subgum chow mein with cashews all over the top. Yum!"
Our times?
Tuesday-morning email from C.elegans: "Last night, from around 8:00 on, helicopters were flying right outside my windows. (I live on an upper-level floor of a condo tower in downtown St. Paul.) Some of them were so low, they were almost at eye level. They made a lot more noise than the news helicopters or the helicopters that land on the roof of the hospital across the street. I have never in all my years seen/heard this. (I've lived here for 32 years.)
"Out of curiosity and frustration, I called the non-emergency number of the police.
"These are military exercises (IN DOWNTOWN ST. PAUL?????? WTF [What The F(heck)?]) and went on until midnight.
"There wasn't this much surveillance or anything by the 'black helicopters' during the Republican National Convention in 2008.
"The cats were having none of it; they beat feet into the bedroom, under the bed. When they (copters) first flew over, Ms Pippa was lounging outside on my patio, as is her wont. She came shooting through the door and headed to the bedroom like someone was chasing her and she was running for dear life. Heck, the first pass of the copters was so low and so loud, it even startled me out of my reverie.
"For the life of me, I cannot think of any military objectives in downtown St. Paul.
"Midnight. Sigh..."
Wednesday-morning email from The Grand Duchess of Grand Avenue: "This morning The Duke was asking me what I thought of last night's helicopters flying right over the house after I went to bed. I must sleep a lot more soundly than I thought, as I didn't even hear them. I'm bummed that I missed them, but I'm sure there are other folks who wish they hadn't."
What this state hasn't been needing?
Email: "Raindancer of North Oaks puts on his grumpy face:
"So now the Powers That Be want to bring the World's Fair to Minnesota? Uff da! Who do they think they are, an NFL franchise begging for a new stadium?
"If the collective nations of the world had one genius, he'd say [Bulletin Board says: Or, of course, she'd say]: 'Looky here -- rather than different countries' getting robbed every few years to host these boondoggles, let's draw straws. The shortest straws get to build a permanent site where the Fair can go -- every time -- and a permanent site where the summer Olympics can go -- every time -- and a permanent site where the winter Olympics can go (repeat after me, class) EVERY TIME! Then, maybe, for 'naming rights' (sound familiar?), other countries can chip in and help construct some venue or other at that permanent location.
"A permanent site for these affairs will save billions of dollars' worth of construction expense, not to mention the cost of air fare to send politically connected bigwigs to the organizing confab where they make pie-in-the-sky promises that their country will host the most fabulous event in the history of the world.
"I nominate London as the permanent World's Fair site. After all, their Great Exhibition of 1851 started it all."
Band Name of the Day: The Mystery Chunks
Website of the Day: Arlen Oleson plays the hammered dulcimer in Central Park (New York City's, not Roseville's), at http://tinyurl.com/hammered-nyc


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Word down here in Raleigh is that Farnold is visiting today at NC State for a spot to transfer to. Makes a lot of sense since State needs a PG in 07. Looks like he's already visited Rutgers, Maryland and Oregon. Oregon seems out of place to me since I thought he wanted to be closer to home.
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I think he is still a work in progress even when he arrives to a new school. He was so small and I really question whether he would have started for us next year or even have had a major roll for us off the bench. I don't think he had a good work ethic and I think new scenery for him was the right move. I wish him the best.
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Psalm 147
1 Praise the LORD.[a]
How good it is to sing praises to our God,
how pleasant and fitting to praise him!
2 The LORD builds up Jerusalem;
he gathers the exiles of Israel.
3 He heals the brokenhearted
and binds up their wounds.
4 He determines the number of the stars
and calls them each by name.
5 Great is our Lord and mighty in power;
his understanding has no limit.
6 The LORD sustains the humble
but casts the wicked to the ground.
7 Sing to the LORD with grateful praise;
make music to our God on the harp. (HAARP?)
8 He covers the sky with clouds;
he supplies the earth with rain
and makes grass grow on the hills.
9 He provides food for the cattle
and for the young ravens when they call.
10 His pleasure is not in the strength of the horse,
nor his delight in the legs of the warrior;
11 the LORD delights in those who fear him,
who put their hope in his unfailing love.
12 Extol the LORD, Jerusalem;
praise your God, Zion.
13 He strengthens the bars of your gates
and blesses your people within you.
14 He grants peace to your borders
and satisfies you with the finest of wheat.
15 He sends his command (rules)to the earth;
his word runs swiftly.
16 He spreads the snow like wool
and scatters the frost like ashes.
17 He hurls down his hail like pebbles.
Who can withstand his icy blast?
18 He sends his word and melts them;
he stirs up his breezes, and the waters flow.
19 He has revealed his word to Jacob,
his laws and decrees to Israel.
20 He has done this for no other nation;
they do not know his laws
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Brush very hard to use, too floppy and liner went everywhere..liner flakes and when you go over to re-do it erases the previous line in a flaky manner....no smudging, but the liner is very shiny.....the only pro is that it is easy to take off with just water and gently rubbing the eyes because it flakes off
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Tan, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I don't know why I hadn't reviewed this, but I tried this product many many years ago. Saw my SIL using it and thought hey I remember using that and why don't I own it now.? So I went out and bought it and then I remembered why I don't own it. I don't like it! Yes it's very pigmented, but I don't like how flimsy the brush is. The thing I really don't like about it is that after so many hours it "cracks" so the liner looks horrible, as if I applied it in some areas and missed others. It doesn't stay on me and I have dry skin, yes my eyelids and nose do get a little oily but even after applying a primer this eyeliner rubs off bad. I won't be buying it since I knew I hadn't for a reason.
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Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The brush tip version of this liner was recommended to me on r/makeupaddiction. At first, I was pleased with the intensity of the black pigmentation and the matte finish. However, I found that the brush tip wasn't stiff enough to easily draw a wing. It takes me a while to get a precise line. I also find that the liner flakes off fairly quickly in a patchy way. Would not recommend this liner for beginners or for those seeking long wear.
Age: 19-24
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This is incredibly hard to master and control because of the brush, you'll get it right on your 50th try with this product ...it might take another 50 tries to master getting both eyes even (at least that was my learning process). The plus side is that this is incredibly black and pigmented. It doesn't smudge BUT it will flake off through the day. I found that with out fail by the time I get home and look at myself in the mirror I will always have a " what the....happened" moment with my eye. The formula of the product is very liquid-y ....in fact i can guarantee that you won't have the product drying out on you for a very very long time.
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This product is horrible, I hate it. I lost my liquid eyeliner and meant to try the other L'oreal eyeliner but got this instead. I can barely pull the brush applicator out of the tube, the brush just isn't really brush-y I dont' know how to describe why I don't like the bursh. However the worst part is how stupidly easy this is to come off your eye. It peels off and just can be wiped off and it doesn't smear when you wipe it off which is good I suppose. But then that makes me unimpressed with the staying power! also it dissolved at the inner corner of my eyes. DON"T BUY THIS save your $8 if you'd like.
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Horrible. Let me count the ways:
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I own the product in black noir (j500)
Besides the ugly packaging, great product
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Lovely fabulous wonderful miss u both
So cute couple. I am missing Gurmeet and Kratika.lots.
gurmeet just got chance to watch your mcf episode today as usual loved your witty nature
Oh God!!! miss u guys terribly, gurmeet nd kratika, wonderful pairing. wish to see u together again ;)
kratika sengar and gurmeet choudhary keep rocking !!!
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Love your expressions waiting for ur come back I know u will rock as usual.
Kratika nd. Gurmeet
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Phillies Week 2011
Bill Conlin: The first day of the 2011 baseball season, almost certain to be a long war of attrition, is now. The Phillies will fire the first shot of the 162-game marathon with one arm tied behind their backs.
Special Series: The Daily News celebrates the best of times for Phillies baseball, looks at how the team got to this point, and examines how long their success can last.
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WOTUS halted! A federal district court judge in North Dakota enjoined with this order EPA from enforcing it's new breathtakingly illegal Waters of the United States rule. The court found that the harm to the states who had sued was … Continue reading
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Environment — Victory for common sense in permitting reviews The California Supreme Court issued this opinion in Berkeley Hillside Preservation v. City of Berkeley Hillside Preservation v. City of Berkeley, a case dealing with environmental reviews under the California Environmental … Continue reading
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- Always educate yourself about properties and contraindications of essential oils you are going to use.
- Be sure you are not allergic to any ingredient before applying it on your body. First apply a dab on your wrist for example, and wait 24 hours to see if any irritation occurs.
- Make sure you buy the pure base ingredients and choose ingredients that have the most beneficial nutrients.
- Always dilute an essential oil in a base oil unless you are sure it is safe to use it neat.
- If you can afford, spend a little more on high quality and organic oils. This will insure no unnecessary chemicals are applied to your skin.
This cream is anti-inflammatory as well as anti-bacterial. If you suffer from an overgrowth of candida, these ingredients are good altogether to fight against yeast infection.
Researchers reported that a natural combination of honey, olive oil, and beeswax can provide significant benefit to people suffering from eczema or psoriasis. A honey mixture may decrease the need for corticosteroids... See this article: Honey Mixture Improves Skin Conditions (from Dr. Kimberly Beauchamp, ND)
Mixture of Honey, Beeswax and Olive Oil Inhibits Growth of Staphylococcus aureus and Candida albican (Archives of medical research)
Preparation: 30 minutes
Ingredients for this anti-inflammatory cream
- Beeswax (1 tablespoon)
- Honey (1 tablespoon)
- Olive oil (2 tablespoon)
- Almond oil (2 tablespoon)
- Distilled water (1 tablespoon)
Essential oils:
- Rosemary (2 drops)
- Neem (1 drop)
- Tea Tree (1 drop)
- In a small saucepan over low heat, warm beeswax, honey, almond and olive oils, and distilled water. Stir well until beeswax has melted.
- Remove from heat and allow the mix to cool. Keep on stirring until the mixture begins to thicken. It should be soft.
- Add the essential oils and mix.
- Put the lotion in storage container. Allow the lotion to cool for about 30 minutes before putting the lid on.
- You don't need to keep it in the fridge unless you want to keep it for more than 1 month. Water can begin to separate from the lotion after a few days but this is normal.
Do you have anything to say to improve this recipe for eczema and psoriasis? Feel free to leave a comment!
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AWWA Releases New Edition of "Modeling Water Quality in Distribution Systems"
Guidebook helps utilities in choosing, implementing water quality simulations in systems
The American Water Works Assn. (AWWA) announced the publication of the new edition of its "Modeling Water Quality in Distribution Systems" guide.
As water flows through the distribution system to the consumer, it may go through unwanted changes in quality. Computer modeling is a realistic simulation of the water quality in utility distribution systems, tracking the water as it moves through the system to determine where and how quality might be compromised. By utilizing this technology, utilities can understand and prevent changes in water quality, ensuring that the tap water that reaches customers is the same high quality water that left the treatment plant.
Written by modeling expert and EPANET developer Robert M. Clark, "Modeling Water Quality in Distribution Systems" guides utilities in choosing and implementing a realistic computer simulation of a wide range of operational and design variables—including various scenarios to model and monitor TTHMs, disinfectant decay, chemical reactions, supply-and-demand over time, hydraulics, tank mixing, blended waters, pipe system layouts and many other parameters.
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