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IL – Revival Signing
August 2, 2012 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Illinois, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Tim Seeley and Mike Norton sign at Aw Yeah Comics on Saturday, August 18th from 2pm to 5pm.
Aw Yeah Comics
4933 Oakton Street, Skokie, IL 60077
Phone: 847-423-2916
IL – Revival Signing
June 12, 2012 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Illinois, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Top Stories
Writer Tim Seeley and artist Mike Norton appear at Challengers ALL DAY on Wednesday, July 11th (with a small lunch break, probably) to sign copies of the first issue and meet fans to celebrate the release of their terrific new "farm noir" series REVIVAL. Mike and Tim will be at Challengers from 11am until 7pm that Wednesday, and we'll have plenty of copies of REVIVAL for you to get signed.
Challengers Comics
1845 N. Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60647
IL – Publish First, Ask Questions Later
April 9, 2012 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Illinois, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Jenny Frison, Mike Norton, and Josh Emmons speak at the Apple Store on Wednesday April 11th at 7pm.
Four Star Studios got its start when four Chicago comic book creators decided they were tired of working from home and rented an office together. Learn how they embraced the web, iPad, and social technologies to ship quickly, fail fast, and challenge entrenched publishers. Hear them discuss their creative process, publishing strategies, technology, and the oddities of the comic book scene.
Apple Store
679 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611
IL – Free Comic Book Day 2012
April 8, 2012 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Illinois, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Free Comic Book Day returns to Challengers and it's bringing with it TIM SEELEY (writer of the Witchblade free comic and contributor to the Image free comic), CHRIS MITTEN (artist of the Bad Medicine free comic) and MIKE NORTON (contributor to the Image free comic)! If three talented creators signing and sketching isn't enough for you, we'll also have THOUSANDS of free comics to give away from Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Archaia, IDW and more! Free Comic Book Day at Challengers is an all-day celebration of comics, starting at 11am, so bring family, friends, foes, fans and Fantomex: everyone gets free comics!
Challengers Comics
1845 N. Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60647
WI – Batman Inc. Signing
May 22, 2011 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Top Stories, Wisconsin
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Mike Norton and Chris Burnham sign at Neptune Comics on June 29, 2011 from 3:00 PM- 6PM.
Two of comics biggest artists are coming to Neptune Comics for a afternoon of fun, debauchery, and of course to meet all the fans. Be sure to mark your calendars now you will not want to miss these guys.
Chris just became an exclusive artist for DC Comics, and Mike was a exclusive artist for DC for the past few years. Besides the latest Batman books Chris has done you might know his work from Image Comics Nixon's Pals, and Boom!'s Amory's Wars. Mike had done work for DC of course, such as Young Justice and Blue Beetle, and Marvel as recently as Fear Itself: Youth In Revolt.
You can follow Chris on Twitter, and Mike has a website, also check out Mike's independent weekly comic Battlepug.
Neptune Comics
2120 E. Moreland Blvd, Waukesha, WI 53186
DC Announces Panel and Signing Schedules for C2E2 2011
March 18, 2011 by Brian Pate
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Illinois, Top Stories
Via The Source, DC has announced their panel and signing schedule for C2E2 2011:
4:30-5:30pm, Room 474
What's in store for Green Lantern's comics adventures in 2011? War! Join DC Executive Editor Eddie Berganza, Doug Mahnke, Tyler Kirkham, Ivan Reis, Joe Prado and others to get a sneak peak into the future of GL in the DCU!
6:30-7:30pm, Room 470b
The DC NATION returns to Chicago! Co-Publisher Dan DiDio and some of comics' top talents give you the inside scoop on what's new from DC Entertainment. DCU, VERTIGO and MAD will all be discussed, so come on by and join the nation!
Creator Signings for Friday, 3/18:
Christian Alamy, Doug Mahnke, Ivan Reis, Tyler Kirkham, Joe Prado, Rod Reis
Tony Daniel, Scott Snyder, Ryan Benjamin, Gail Simone
Yildiray Cinar, Kevin Maguire
Paul Cornell, Don Kramer, Phil Hester
Art Baltazar, Mike Norton, Franco
Brian Azzarello, Bill Willingham
11:30-12:30pm, Room 474
What will happen to your favorite DCU characters during this year's major events? Join DC Executive Editor Eddie Berganza and SVP – Sales Bob Wayne, along with Yildiray Cinar, Art Baltazar, Franco, Mike Norton, Kevin Maguire and others to hear about upcoming highlights from the DCU.
1:30-2:30pm, Room 470b
Find out what compelling tales comics' edgiest imprint has in store for you in the months to come! Join Senior Group Editor Shelly Bond, Scott Snyder, Bill Willingham, and others for a discussion of your favorite VERTIGO titles.
2:30-3:30pm, Room 474
DC's top heroes are the topic of this panel spotlight. Executive Editor Eddie Berganza, Tony Daniel, Paul Cornell, Scott Snyder, and Phil Hester lead the discussion on the latest Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman news.
5:30-6:30pm, Room 474
Superstar artists Ivan Reis, Doug Mahnke and Tyler Kirkham show off their distinctive styles while drawing on a machine that projects their work on a giant screen. Check out this unique presentation that will give you an inside glimpse into the artistic process!
Creator Signing for Saturday, 3/19:
Bill Willingham
Joe Prado, Ivan Reis, Rod Reis, Christian Alamy, Tyler Kirkham, Doug Mahnke
Brian Azzarello, Gene Ha
Franco, Mike Norton
Yildray Cinar, Kevin Maguire
Tony Daniel, Scott Snyder, Ryan Benjamin, Gail Simone
Paul Cornell, Don Kramer
1:00-2:00pm, Room 474
Executive Editor Eddie Berganza, Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and others will reveal insights and hints about the epic Brightest Day story – and where the event will lead next!
4:00-5:00pm, Room 470a
The mind behind Vertigo's mega-popular series comes to Chicago! Bill Willingham is joined by VP – Marketing, John Cunningham, for an in-depth look back at the first 100 issues of Fables – as well as a glimpse at what's to come!
Creator Signings for Sunday, 3/20:
Jill Thompson, Bill Wilingham
Brian Azzarello, Gene Ha
Ryan Benjamin, Tony Daniel, Gail Simone
Paul Cornell, Don Kramer, Jamal Igle
Joe Prado, Rod Reis, Christian Alamy, Tyler Kirkham, Doug Mahnke, Ivan Reis
Franco, Mike Norton
IL – Free Comic Book Day
March 9, 2011 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Illinois, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Mike Norton and Christopher Mitten sign on May 7, 2011 from 11:00 am – 05:00 pm for Free Comic Book Day.
Mike Norton – Artist on Runaways, Gravity and the comic book adaptation of the Young Justice animated series will be on hand. Mike's work is also featured in the FCBD 2011 Young Justice and Batman: The Brave and the Bold Super Sampler comic that will be available on FCBD. (Supplies limited).
Christopher Mitten – Christopher is known for his work on Oni Press' Wasteland. Christopher will be on hand for signing and conversation for fans. Christopher's work is also featured in the FCBD 2011 Baltimore and Criminal Macabre comic that will be available for FREE on FCBD. (Supplies limited).
Challengers Comics
1845 N. Western Ave, Chicago IL 60647
C2E2 2011 Announces Comics Guests
January 19, 2011 by Brian Pate
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Illinois, Top Stories
Press Release:
Paul Cornell and Scott Snyder are among Headliners
Norwalk, CT, December 29, 2010: Paul Cornell (DC's Action Comics and Batman and Robin), Scott Snyder (Vertigo's American Vampire) and Doug Mahnke (artist for DC's bestselling Green Lantern series) are among the early guests from the world of comics to be announced for Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo (C2E2). They will appear at the new annual pop culture convention as Guests of Honor and will be joined by other comic creators and artists including Tony Moore, Mike Norton, and Jill Thompson. This announcement follows two other recent announcements about leading guests who will be appearing at C2E2. Convention officials note that there will be many more significant guest appearances announced in the coming weeks and months as the show approaches. The next C2E2, which had its debut in Chicago last year, will take place March 18 – 20, 2011 at the McCormick Place Convention Center.
"While the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo will include guests from all parts of the pop culture universe, we will never stray too far from our primary objective, which is to provide thousands of fans with the opportunity to meet the absolute best and most respected comic book talent," notes Lance Fensterman, Vice President for ReedPOP and Show Manager for C2E2. "Comics are what we are all about and I am very grateful to these leading comic creators and artists for participating in our show. We are going to have a huge event in Chicago in March and these great guests are getting us off to a tremendous start!"
PAUL CORNELL: Paul Cornell is a writer of prose, comics and television, the only person to be Hugo Award nominated for all three. He writes Action Comics, Batman and Robin and Knight and Squire for DC Comics.
DOUG MAHNKE: Born in the Year of the Rabbit, Doug Mahnke embarked on a love affair with comics at the age of five, having received a pile of Spider-Man issues from a rugby-playing college student named Mike who lived in his basement. A consistent interest in the medium, coupled with some art skill, landed Doug a job of drawing comics for Dark Horse at the age of 24 (the date is known precisely, as it occurred just two weeks before he wed his lovely bride). His first gig was illustrating the moody detective story entitled Homicide, written by John Arcudi. The two went on to collaborate on Dark Horse's The Mask and their creator-owned series Major Bummber, originally published by DC. Since then, Doug has worked on a variety of titles (including Superman: The Man of Steel, JLA, Batman, Team Zero, Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein, Black Adam: The Dark Age, Stormwarch: P.H.D. and currently Green Lantern) with such writers as Joe Kelly, Judd Winick, Chuck Dixon, Grant Morrison, Christos Gage, Ed Brubaker, and Geoff Johns. He resides in the Midwest with his wife and seven kids, one dog, and a bunny named Suzie.
TONY MOORE: Tony Moore is a cosmic cowboy and comic creator from a small Kentucky town, where he was raised on a steady diet of fried game, cathode rays, and funnybooks. Moore's notable illustration work launching The Walking Dead was nominated for two Eisner Awards (2004: Best New Series, and 2005: Best Cover Artist), and The Walking Dead has since become cable's highest-rated drama, airing on AMC. Moore went on to co-create the booze-fueled space western Fear Agent with Rick Remender at Dark Horse, and the creepy gonzo thriller The Exterminators with Simon Oliver at DC/Vertigo. His recent work includes wild runs on Marvel Comics' Ghost Rider and Punisher. He spends his days shooting at things in the woods, and helping his wife chase their squealing baby daughter.
MIKE NORTON: Mike Norton has been working in comics for over 10 years now, gaining recognition for projects such as The Waiting Place and Jason and the Argobots. Since 2005, he has made a name for himself working on books like Queen and Country, Gravity, Runaways, All-New Atom, Green Arrow/Black Canary, Trinity, and Billy Batson and the Magic of Shazam. He is currently the artist of DC's Young Justice series.
SCOTT SNYDER: Scott Snyder is best known for his first collection of stories, Voodoo Heart (Dial Press). Stephen King picked two of the included stories—"Wreck" and "Dumpster Tuesday"—for the 2007 Best American Short Stories anthology shortlist. Snyder teaches writing at Columbia University, NYU and Sarah Lawrence College and is working on a novel called The Goodbye Suit, to be published by Dial in 2011. He lives in New York City. This is his first comic book series and his first NEW YORK TIMES bestselling book.
JILL THOMPSON: A multiple Eisner award winning comic book creator, Jill Thompson has been drawing comics for well over half her life and is proud to have collaborated with many of this industry's great talents. She has garnered acclaim for her work on titles such as Classics Illustrated, Wonder Woman, Sandman, Finals, The Badger, Death: At Death's Door, The Little Endless Storybook and Beasts of Burden. She is best known for creating and illustrating The Scary Godmother series of books which not only have been adapted for the stage, but for television as well. The Scary Godmother and The Revenge of Jimmy have enjoyed yearly places on The Cartoon Network's Halloween holiday rotation. In 2008-2009 Harper Collins released Magic Trixie, Jill's latest all ages series chronicling the tales of the little witch Magic Trixie, her cat Scratches and the pupils at the Spectral Park Monstersorri School. Jill loves being an ambassador of comics to libraries and schools across the country and often conducts workshops and participates as a guest speaker whenever her schedule allows. One day she will have a large art studio where she can conduct workshops…well, she will if that Lotto ticket comes through! When she's not writing and illustrating comics, Jill enjoys painting landscapes and city scenes. She also enjoys creating all manner of things, cooking, sewing, knitting, gardening, studying languages, building things and riding her bike. She wishes she had learned how to ride a motorcycle when she had one! More information about Jill can be found at http://www.jillthompsonart.com/ www.jillthompson.blogspot.com or you can follow her on Facebook or on Twitter as thejillthompson.
Customers interested in signing up for Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo should contact Larry Settembrini at email@example.com. Tickets for C2E2 may be purchased at www.c2e2.com. Other information about the show, as well as news about ReedPOP, which also organizes New York Comic Con (NYCC) is available at Lance Fensterman's blog, www.mediumatlarge.net.
ABOUT REEDPOP: ReedPOP is a boutique group within Reed Exhibitions which is exclusively devoted to organizing events, launching and acquiring new shows, and partnering with premium brands in the pop culture arena. ReedPOP is dedicated to producing celebrations of popular culture throughout the world that transcend ordinary events by providing unique access and dynamic personal experiences for consumers and fans. The ReedPOP portfolio includes: New York Comic Con (NYCC), Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo (C2E2), Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) East & West, Star Wars Celebration V, New York Anime Festival (NYAF), and UFC Fan Expo. The staff at ReedPOP is a fan based group of professionals producing shows for other fans, thus making them uniquely qualified to service those with whom they share a common passion. ReedPOP is focused on bringing its expertise and knowledge to world communities in North America, South America, Asia and Europe.
IL – Young Justice Signing
December 22, 2010 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Illinois, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Mike Norton signs on January 22nd from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Challengers Comics
1845 N. Western Ave. 2R, Chicago, IL 60647
Hero Initiative Schedule at Wizard World Chicago 2010
August 16, 2010 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Illinois, Other
Press Release:
The Hero Initiative, the charitable organization dedicated to helping veteran comic creators in medical or financial need, is rolling into the Windy City in a BIG way.
Hero will be at booth #1421 at Wizard World Chicago Aug. 19-22 at the Rosemont Convention Center in Rosemont, IL with a variety of great activities for attendees.
• Hero's exclusive hardcover edition of the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide #40 will be available at Wizard World Chicago. The limited edition of only 500 copies, with a great recreation of Conan #1's cover by John Romita, Jr., was a near-sellout at San Diego, but we've managed to reserve 30 copies for Chicagoans. They'll be available for sale at $35 per, with a strict limit of ONE per customer. So get to booth #1421 QUICKLY!
• Longtime (read: long-suffering) Cubs fan Brian Azzarello will be taking THREE lucky raffle winners to an upcoming Cubs game! Two dollars buys a chance at snaring a box seat alongside one of comics' hottest writers! Swing by the Hero booth to get your two-dollar raffle ticket, and you could find yourself in the Friendly Confines with Azzarello!
• Hero's famous Prize Patrol will be rewarding Hero Initiative members who are convention attendees! We'll stop random members we spot wearing Hero Initiative T-shirts (Dawn, Hero H or Hero Hand) and hand out great prizes, including a signed-and-numbered limited-edition Stan's Soapbox: The Collection autographed by BOTH Stan Lee and John Romita (a $100 value). Wear your colors, and you could win BIG!
• And of course, no convention is complete without a bountiful bevy of talented writers and artists parked at the Hero booth to sign autographs and do sketches. Check out your faves at these times:
Thursday, August 19 (convention hours 5-9 p.m.)
530-630: Tim Seeley
630-730: Brian Azzarello
Friday, August 20 (convention hours 12-8 p.m.)
1230-130: Mike McKone
230-430: Mike Grell
430-530: Brian Azzarello
Saturday, August 21 (convention hours 10 a.m7 p.m.)
1030-1130: Mike Norton
1230-130: Brian Azzarello
530-630: Mike McKone
Sunday, August 22 (convention hours 10 a.m.-5 p.m.)
1230-130: Mike McKone
130-230: Mike Norton
About The Hero Initiative
The Hero Initiative is the first-ever federally chartered not-for-profit corporation dedicated strictly to helping comic book creators in need. Hero creates a financial safety net for yesterday's creators who may need emergency medical aid, financial support for essentials of life, and an avenue back into paying work. It's a chance for all of us to give back something to the people who have given us so much enjoyment.
Since its inception, The Hero Initiative has had the good fortune to grant over $400,000 to the comic book veterans who have paved the way for those in the industry today. For more information, visit www.heroinitiative.org or call 626-676-6354.


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MrHoffman Feb 15, 2013 5:31 AM
in response to Charlie7 Helpful
For the immediate contents of the folder/mailbox, select a message in the junk folder/mailbox, then ⌘A⌘⌫ to select all and delete all.
As for managing filtering, Preferences > Junk Mail > Perform custom actions & use Advanced... and set up a rule that does what you want. (A rule can delete it, for instance.)
Charlie7 Feb 17, 2013 1:26 AM
in response to MrHoffman
But can you actually delele the bulk mail folder so that it is gone? Or is it going to fill up with annoying junk mail again? Also what does ⌘A⌘⌫ mean? Does it mean hold down both ⌘ keys at the same time along with A and ⌫ keys? I wish someone could actually show me how to do this over the phone. Apple wants a bunch of money for solving problems over the phone. My iMac and MacBook Air are out of warranty and I'm spending too much money on music notation programs.
MrHoffman Feb 17, 2013 5:57 AM
in response to Charlie7
What you want with the Junk folder is possible, but not exactly the way you envision it working.
Hold down the ⌘ (command) key, then press and release the A key, and release the ⌘ key. This selects all.
Hold down the ⌘ key, then press and release the ⌫ key, and release the ⌘ key. This deletes the selected entries.
The above sequence deletes the entire contents of the selected folder. Which could be your junk folder. Or whatever other folder you've selected.
The now-deleted contents of the selected folder are now (usually) moved to trash folder, and will be deleted per whatever rules you have set up for the trash. (The rules for emptying out the trash are on the same Preferences panel as the rules for the junk mail processing. You can set Mail.app to empty the trash on exit from Mail.app, or daily, weekly or monthly basis, or never.)
Then follow the preferences sequence from my previous reply to set up rules which delete the arriving messages — which can be spam and can also be real messages that got mis-classified as spam — automatically.
—— some general suggestions for your consideration...
For an introduction to using some of these key sequences and other details of the OS X operating system, see Apple's (free) Mac Basics web site.
If there's music notation software for iPad that meets your particular requirements, then that device might work better here. iPad devices feature less-complicated interfaces than does OS X.
Charlie7 Feb 17, 2013 9:47 AM
in response to MrHoffman
Mr. Hoffman. I already knew everything you just told me. It's easy to "select all" and "delete", but I want to get rid of the Bulk Mail folder entirely so that I CAN'T get any bulk mail, which is loaded with crap. Do you know if you can delete the entire bulk mail folder. My fairly new iMac (about a year old) doesn't have a Bulk Mail folder in it's Mail program but the MacBook Air DOES HAVE a Bulk mail folder. Why is that? Both the iMac and the MacBook Air are running the latest version of the operating system which is OS X version 10.8.2. Why does the MacBook Air even have a Bulk Mail folder in the Mail program? I may have to call Apple support but it's gonna cost me money. Mail should be simpler than this and it isn't. I went to the Apple Store in Salem, NH, and asked a genius about it and he gave me directions on how to do it, but it didn't work because I only had my MacBook Air with me. I suppose I'm gonna have to drag my iMac and the MacBook Air all the way from Hanover, NH down to Salem, which is a one hour and forty minutes—pain in the neck. I knew this was complicated. Thanks very much for you effort on trying to fix this. Charlie.
MrHoffman Feb 17, 2013 5:14 PM
in response to Charlie7 Helpful
If there's a folder that's actually labeled "bulk" around, then it's something that was locally created, either directly on your Mac, or on your mail server. A "bulk" folder is not a default feature of OS X and Mail.app.
The "bulk" folder might be associated some local tools or local rules, or it might be part of some filters that are running on the mail server.
One tool that's sometimes found on the mail server that can create a "bulk" folder is apparently a tool some ISPs offer know as SpamGuard. Yahoo can also apparently implement a "bulk" folder, and there are probably some other ISPs with similar implementations.
But these "bulk" folders are not particularly associated with Mail.app — Mail.app has found a folder on the mail server and is displaying it — and are usually controlled via an ISP-provided web interface.
Charlie7 Feb 18, 2013 5:30 AM
in response to MrHoffman Solved
I think you're right about the Bulk mail folder being related to Yahoo. I think they did it. Don't really know. Yahoo likes bulk mail. It's awful. Next time I drive down to the Apple Store in Salem, NH. (hour & forty minutes) I'm going to take both my MacBook Air & my iMac. They can fix it. In the meantime, I'll just not use my MacBook Air for Mail because it's a pain in the neck. Thanks for your time and effort. Charlie
Macmonter Feb 19, 2013 6:33 PM
in response to Charlie7
Hi Charlie7, Have you tried SystemsPlus in Lebanon? (I live in WRJ) It's a lot closer than Salem! BTW, I have the same issue with my wife's new Mac mini. It has the annoying Bulk mail folder that overflows with crap from her Yahoo mail acc't., but my Mac Pro's mail 4.6 does not have a bulk folder and I also have a Yahoo acc't. I've searched Yahoo's mail account settings, but I haven't found anything pertaining to Bulk mail. I'm very interest in learning about your solution.
Macmonter Feb 19, 2013 7:11 PM
in response to Macmonter
Charlie, I found this with Google search: http://email.about.com/cs/yahoomailtips/qt/et041903.htm
The info about "Download my Bulk Mail folder as well as my inbox" does not appear in my Yahoo Mail acc't POP settings. I don't have access to my wife's Yahoo acc't now to see if the info listed at the above site applies. I hope this IS the answer to the problem!
Charlie7 Feb 20, 2013 2:09 AM
in response to Macmonter
Cool. Now that's what I'm talkin' about! About.com sorta tip-toes around, but they are saying what you and I have both been saying: Yahoo is promoting bulk mail. And bulk mail = crap. That's so neat that we live so close together. You're in WRJ and I'm in Hanover. That's about 15 minutes. I've been into Systems plus but the difference between Systems plus and an Apple Store is like night and day. My wife and I used to live in Grand Rapids (GR), Michigan, and I went to an Apple Store there about once a week. Took lessons and stuff. Apple stores are dedicated to making you happy. Systems plus is mostly after your money. But it's better than nothing. We ought to get together. You should call me. We could learn a lot from each other. Sounds like we have the same mail problem. I write a lot of email to the other two members of a musical group I'm in (a trio). We transfer Sibelius music files back and forth. My teacher (who is one of the three) also teaches over the internet ocassionally. All three of us are Mac users. Can I call you? Or could you call me? My last name is Pinneo and my phone number is listed under my wife, Pam. (She set up the phone with the phone company when we moved here 3 years ago.)
Macmonter Feb 20, 2013 6:57 PM
in response to Charlie7
Hi Charley7, The following is an answer given to another on the forum asking how to delete Bulk Mail folder:
"Select the bulk mail folder and then go to menu bar mailbox > use mailbox for > junk mail. Hope these are the right menu names because I use a german OSX."
I haven't tried it since it appears that it merely moves the offensive crap to another folder within mail. It appears the problem is the Yahoo IMAP server that's needed to sync email actions between other computers and/or mobile devices. My old Mac running SL uses the Yahoo POP server which doesn't display the Bulk Mail folder, but my wife's new Mac mini running ML uses the IMAP server. For now I'm side-stepping the problem by hiding the Bulk Mail folder and every few days deleting the Bulk Mail contents which then requires deleting the contents from the trash folder. It appears that the real solution is switching the mail account from the IMAP server to the POP. I'm not trying it since I have a few experiences of having to have SystemsPlus make a house call to undo something bad I did!
I know SystemsPlus does not compare to an Apple Store in providing service to Mac folks, but they're a reputable business that I've patronized for nearly 13 years. I bought 4 computers, 2 printers and a lot accessories from the same salesman, Bob, over those years. I also used their service department multiple times and always have been satisfied with the results. I don't think the local Best Buy would provide the same experience!
Charlie7 Feb 21, 2013 2:43 AM
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Hi, Macmonter.Thank you very much for working on this complicated problem. I'll just wait a couple weeks and on a nice sunny day my wife and I will drive back down to Salem, NH, to the Apple Store with both machines: iMac & MacBook Air. She goes to the Pottery Barn while I go to the Apple Store. A genius at the Apple Store will fix it for nothing. Plus I get to look at all the latest Macs, iPods, iPads, and other fancy stuff. Plus I'll probably understand the Mail program better. Let them do it. It's too hard for me. I'm glad you have narrowed it down to the IMAP and POP server. And Yahoo. Yahoo is the culprit. The problem is in Mail Preferences. I'm afraid of changing the Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) because there are 10 outgoing mail servers in my Yahoo! POP account. And what is the result of changing any of those mail servers? And what does SMTP mean? Why is there only one Incoming Mail Server which is pop.sbcglobal.yahoo.com? I think if I got rid of the pop mail server, I would be rid of Yahoo and their junk mail which they ephamistically call Bulk Mail. It's really junk mail. I'll let you know what I find out. Thanks again. Charlie.
vinay.samant Sep 16, 2013 11:57 PM
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Hi Macmonter,
i have seen the complete post here and realised that your answer should have been selected as most useful, unfortunately Charlie7 didn't tried it and hence it was ignored. I still appreciate your experiemnt.
I am pretty new to this community thing, but i did a lot of experiments with Mail application and hence i m writing this post specifically which might be helpful to others. I use Yahoo Mail (only) for all online services like Facebook, G+, LinkedIn, Twitter etc. all possible. It's my central ID now and i cant change it any more. Going online and checking yahoo mail is sometimes very resource taking hence i decided to use mail client like Mail.app. Let me tell you that i personally tried all other mail apps including thunderbird but noticed one very imp thing that when u use Mail.app then your mails 7 their attachments are automatically indexed by Mac OS which is very important feature and when you search something then it searches within your mail also, this is really awesome. This will not happen if u use thunderbird or any other mail client. Also you get to use free Cloud with auto sync. Now this also tells you that I am stuck with 2 (idiotic) giants : Yahoo & Mac OSX Mail.
The thing is, Yahoo now uses IMAP (prior it was POP). IMAP has many advantages over POP for sure. Basically when you use multiple devices, filters and folders and want all those things in Sync. Google for more comparison, but let me tell you IMAP is really good. Now the problem is, Yahoo has powerful spam engine but it calls it 'Bulk Mail'. Apple also has powerful Spam Engine but they call it 'Junk'. So some how you have make apple understand that they are the same words, which is suggested by Mr. Macmonter which is really a great & very useful thing. If you mark 'Bulk Mail' folder as 'Use As Junk' then you are done. All messages from Bulk folder will be routed to Junk and you will see common Junk Folder.
I know there are people who dont want to see that Junk at all! And for that this is smart trick :
- Configure your Yahoo as IMAP (which is default). Clear all messages from online Bulk Mail folder using browser login. Then Sync so all your online folders are downloaded if any and all your mails. Basically this is for people who has created online filters and folders (i have 12 folders)
- Once your account is in Sync, disconnect. Export all your folders one by one slowly. It takes times if you have many mails and attachments. Once this is done successfully, DELETE this account!
- Now create Yahoo POP account. Apple dont allow you to do this now, but there is trick. You will have to give wrong user-pass and shift to manual settings and there you can give correct server config which should be POP settings of Yahoo. And take this account online.
- In online Yahoo Mail, set 'Do not download spam' under POP and Forwarders. So this will only start downloading Inbox messages. Remember POP dont see any other folders, hence we removed all filters and downloaded all folders. IT will download all mails coming to Inbox filtering Spam. So you never see spam. If you want to see some then you can go online periodically and check manually.
- Now import your recently exported folders in this account and create filters and rules in Mail.app for routing of incoming messages for particular messages.
- This gives you all old messages, pure inbox from yahoo, 2 way spam filter yahoo & Mac, and local routing of messages with index, smart folders and cloud! Only thing you dont get here is Sync with multiple devices if you have iMac, Air & iPhone. But there i suggest you to keep one of them as center for downloads and others should keep just 15days old copy. This will also save your resources!
WashingtonApple Apr 16, 2014 8:50 AM
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Here is the rule I set up in Mail. It takes spam in yahoo's "Bulk" folder and moves it to the yahoo "Junk" folder where you can right click and choose "Erase all Junk Mail".
Right Click:
gohara12 May 31, 2014 12:34 PM
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Hi guys!
Im new to Apple and have an IMAC 27".
I saw this folder and my Antivirus was telling me that a lot of the trojans
and viri were coming from new mail. I deleted the folder and no more viri!
I have an sbcglobal based email and when I use outlook, I don't see the bulk
mail because it prohibits it from being downloaded.
I am making the jump to Apple cause I dont want to propogate the farce
known as Microsoft and keep applying money to upgrade to higher priced crappy OS.


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Surprisingly my situation is almost the same as MayChan88 below. I use Lancome Hypnose (non waterproof) and am a contact lens wearer and yes, I agree. This makeup remover doesn't do its job as well. The first time I used it, somehow a little bit got into my eyes and it stung soooo bad!! My eyes were literally red and teary! I had to force my eyes to open while I pour liberal amount of saline solution into my eyes to cleanse them and finally gave them some eye drops. So much for "safe for contact lens wearers".
In terms of removing makeup - meh. All I use are non-waterproof mascara, waterproof eyeliner, eyeshadow, eyebrow pencil and of course, foundation and powder. It removes foundation and powder very well... but not my eye makeup. It takes such a long time to properly clean them! I've switched to L'Oreal Gentle Waterproof Eye and Lip Makeup Remover and it's better.
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The NCCC Security Department works hard to provide a high level of protection for you and your property. We have a closed circuit television (CCTV) system with surveillance cameras in various locations through out campus.
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- We conduct light surveys for interior & exterior lighting.
- The NCCC Security Department also issues college ID cards to all students, faculty and staff. Your college IDs functions as your library card and grants you access to the College computer labs, fitness center and NCCC sponsored events.
- We provide escorts upon request.
All NCCC students and employees must carry their college ID card with them on campus at all times. They are required to present this card upon the request of a campus security officer. But we are only as effective as you allow us to be. We need to work together to provide a safe place to study, work and live; therefore, it is important that you cooperate with our department and utilize our services at every opportunity.


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Winter In Japan by VintageWarmthWatch
©2008-2016 VintageWarmth
Vector Illus. of Japanese bamboo canes, leaves with dragonflies.
Lovely and simple. It could be the logo from a japanesse restaurant!
HAWT! This is simple and sweet.
Aww... you're incredible!!!
So impressive work...
Very nice. Clean and elegant.
bamboos are very zen
i like the whimsy of the insects here.what a short blip they<us> live for.time is relative.now THAT is the real meaning of e+mc squared!that's the end of my thought for the day!you into brown {and chocolates }recently?
feels like winter
Very pretty!
I love oriental style things.
I love oriental style things.
lol, i made a japanese brochure once for school.
luv that place!>
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Daily News on Nuclear, Biological & Chemical Weapons, Terrorism and Related Issues
Kerry, Iranian Official Continue Discussions on Interim Deal
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry spoke with his Iranian counterpart in search of a path forward on the interim nuclear deal reached last month.
A senior State Department official said on Monday that the weekend conversation focused on "the importance of moving forward" on the agreement reached in Geneva and "maintaining a constructive atmosphere as the negotiations continue."
The talks -- which took place during Kerry's flight to Vietnam -- follow the administration's announcement last week that it was targeting more than a dozen individuals and companies for allegedly violating the sanctions against Iran. The decision bars the designees from engaging in transactions with U.S. individuals and allows the United States to freeze any assets currently under its jurisdiction, as well as any that fall into its control in the future.
Zarif told the Washington Post that despite reports to the contrary, the new designations did not end the negotiations between Iran, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia, and China over Iran's nuclear program.
"As Mark Twain rightly pointed out, the news of their demise is greatly exaggerated," he said. "I believe we need to have a reassessment of how we want to proceed -- everybody needs to do that -- go back to the negotiating table with a view to removing these obstacles and moving forward."
He added that he has also been in contact with officials from other countries involved with the negotiations, as well as Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief, on how to move forward.
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To ingest drugs by shoving a syringe up the butt and squirting the drugs into the rectum.
Fact: you can butt bang BDO if you don't want to wait four hours for your digestive tract to be free.
by Coz the Shroom May 29, 2010
Top Definition
A "butt-bang" can either mean a rear action (Careful, honey, it's my first time) or a "rear-ender" car accident.
" I butt-banged 'er..!"
by Johnny Chingas March 23, 2005
noun, anal intercourse
verb, to practice anal intercourse with
verb, to practice anal intercourse with
She has the comeliest ass in the clique, so she'd be the perfect performer to open the buttbang party.
"That's exactly my idea," the assistant said. "Rebecca will be buttbanged to exhaustion."
"That's exactly my idea," the assistant said. "Rebecca will be buttbanged to exhaustion."
by Tiago Zuhr April 11, 2010
when to girls take a 2-sided dildo and push there butts together so the dildo goes in both assholes
Man hwen i saw sara and kendra i wish i could see them butt bang.
by John Bourjeili August 15, 2008
To buttfuck someone with a pistol. See hot buttbang.
I whipped out my 9mm and buttbanged that dude.
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Scarlett Johansson miniature by whu-weiWatch
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An ACEO/PSC miniature portrait of actor Scarlett Johansson as the Avengers' Black Widow, from the recent Marvel films. 2½ x 3½ inches(6.3 x 8.9 cm), mixed traditional media on Bristol board. Original card up for sale (and WIPs viewable) here on Ebay until Wednesday 2 April.
Omg beautiful!!
love it...want to see it with even more unzipped
I just realised who you are, Mighty Master Overlord of Vegetableness!
How did I miss this one! Beautiful!
thanks very much (I just uploaded another one of her actually - thought you were very quick off the mark for a minute there!)
Wow looks great!
Really cool nice color
Sick with it
very well done
And I thought my Widow was awsooome...and then I looked at your work :\ daaaamn, you're goood and I'm sh*t!
that`s wonderful! beautiful details ^^
PS. I love this style
PS. I love this style
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Pinkie Pie! by JenniferMulkerrinWatch
©2012-2016 JenniferMulkerrin
She's so sparkly *_*
i have that one
I got a sparkly Pinkie, but she was much lighter pink. Then my friend got the rainbow set, and their Pinkie was this color. Anybody got any idea why?
i got one in a blindbag just the other day
amazing photo :3
thats crazy pink
I love the photography on this!
pinkie loves her sparkles
i have metallic Pinkie Pie
Sparkling Pinkie... I approve!
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CALIFORNIAN GO! Community Events for July 10-16
Scouts plan car wash fundraiser ---- Members of Boy Scout Troop 430 of Lake Elsinore are holding a weekend fundraising car wash. Money raised from the fundraiser will be used to help pay expenses for Scouts who attend summer camp at Camp Tahquitz; 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Lake Elsinore/Wildomar Elks Lodge, 33700 Mission Trail, Wildomar.
Murrieta Farmers Market ---- Featuring 15 certified California farmers, a dozen local artists and 10 food vendors; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; northwest part of Village Walk Plaza off Village Walk Place and Kalmia Street, Murrieta.
North San Diego County Antique and Collectible Show ---- This indoor show has 30 to 50 quality antique and collectible dealers with a large variety of items: glass, pottery, jewelry, paper, furniture, coins, vintage clothing, toys, household, military, linens; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; free; appraisals are available for $5 per item (limit 3); California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido; 858-232-9474.
Christmas in July concludes ---- Old Mission Montessori School's 34th annual Christmas in July artisan fair and bazaar features 150 booths offering holiday crafts and seasonal decor, toys, dolls, books, spa products, ceramics, gourmet foods and more. Organizers this year have also added a Christiansen Amusements carnival, complete with rides, food booths and a kids' zone. There's also a farmers market, a rummage sale and live entertainment. A live auction takes place at 1 p.m.; festival hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (carnival hours are 1 to 10 p.m.); Mission San Luis Rey, 4070 Mission Ave., Oceanside; free; $2 parking; 760-757-3232 or www.omms.org.
Farmers Market and Swap Meet ---- Now behind Carl's Jr., Diamond Drive and Auto Center; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Elsinore Farmers Market & Swapmeet, 279 San Jacinto Road, Lake Elsinore; 951-235-4770.
Insect festival set to buzz off ---- Closing day of the San Diego Botanic Garden's ever-popular Insect Festival, which draws as many as 6,000 visitors each year. More than 20 exhibitors will be exhibiting insects, lizards, caterpillars, bees, worms and hissing cockroaches as well as items such as nature books, mounted bugs, vivariums, birdhouses, musical instruments, toys and worm compost materials for sale. And there will be several craft stations where children can do insect-related crafts. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; San Diego Botanic Garden, 230 Quail Gardens Drive, Encinitas; $12 for adults, $8 for seniors, students and active military, and $6 for children ages 3 to 12 (children 2 and under are free). A $1-off coupon can be downloaded from the garden's website at sdbgarden.org/insect.htm; 760-436-3036.
Astronomy expo and star party ---- Oceanside Telescope and Photo's seventh annual Southern California Astronomy Exposition continues with an event at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center in Balboa Park. The museum hosts a screening of the IMAX film "Hubble," a star party and lecture by JPL senior scientist Bonnie Buratti ($10). The exposition concludes with the OPT Astronomy Faire from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 16, featuring exhibits by 40 regional astronomy clubs, product makers and more; Oceanside Photo and Telescope, 1024 Mission Ave., Oceanside; 760-722-3348.
Pageant of the Masters ---- The 78th year of Laguna Beach's "living pictures" pageant, this year titled "Only Make Believe," continues its summer run. The production uses actors, musicians and dancers to act out art as living statues. Paintings that will be re-created with people in the 90-minute nightly performances include Victorian historical fantasies, mythical subjects, fairy tales, futuristic visions and more. Pageant spectators can also use their tickets to visit the Festival of Arts all summer long; 8:30 p.m. nightly through Aug. 31; Irvine Bowl, 650 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach; $25-$60; pageanttickets.com or 800-487-3378.
"Unbroken" book lecture ---- Members of the Temecula Library Book Discussion Group will meet to talk about Laura Hillenbrand's book about an Olympic runner-turned-WWII-airman whose bomber crashed in the South Pacific; 1 to 3 p.m.; Temecula Public Library, 30600 Pauba Road, Temecula; free; 951-676-5736.
Promenade Pals ---- It's back, bring the kids; 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Food court, Promenade Temecula, Winchester and Ynez roads, Temecula; promenadetemecula.com.
Gourd art workshop ---- Murrieta artist Barbara McDermott presents a workshop where aspiring gourd artists can learn basic acrylic painting techniques to paint a brick scene on a gourd; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; workshop will be at McDermott's home, directions upon reservation; $20; 951-894-1817.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus ---- The touring tent circus returns with its all-new "Fully Charged" edition, this year featuring the spinning wheels, Human Fuse, Clown Alley, tigers, elephants and more; a pre-show Animal Open House, where ticketholders can visit the animals in their outdoor cages, opens 90 minutes before each show; and an hour before each show, children can try on costumes, meet performers and learn circus skills on the arena floor; 7 p.m. (also 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m., 3 and 7 p.m. Saturday and 1:30 and 5:30 p.m. July 17; Valley View Casino Center, 3500 Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego; $15-$85; 800-745-3000.
San Diego Ukulele Festival ---- Jake Shimabukuro and James Hill headline the festival, with organizers expecting as many as 20,000 spectators over three days. Also featured are Derick Sebastian, Ukulele Bartt, Fred Thompson and Sarah Maisel, workshops, Polynesian food, hula and fire-dancing shows, tropical art displays and sales and more; Shimabukuro concert, 7:30 p.m.; free lineup of five performers, 6 to 10 p.m. Friday; free concerts, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; James Hill paid concert, 7:30 p.m. Saturday; NTC Liberty Station, Ingram Plaza, Point Loma; festival passes $325-$425; Shimabukuro concert, $35-$75; Hill concert, $50-$75; sandiegoukfestival.com .
Farmers Market Fridays ---- Valley-Wide Recreation to host the market featuring fresh produce, food, crafts, pet items and more; 5 to 8 p.m.; Brookfield Park, Winchester and Pourroy road, French Valley; 951-894-1468.
Festival of the Bells ---- Mission San Diego de Alcala celebrates its 242nd birthday with food, bands and dancers, raffles, art booths, tours and more; 5 to 9 p.m. (also 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. July 17); blessing of the bells at noon July 16; Blessing of the Animals is at 3 p.m. July 17; Mission San Diego de Alcala, 10818 San Diego Mission Road, San Diego; free; 619-281-8449 or www.festivalofbells.com.
"Magnetic Attraction" workshop ---- Pennypickles Workshop will host a workshop for children on understanding how magnets work; 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.; Pennypickle's Workshop, 42081 Main St., Temecula; $5; 951-308-6376, pennypickles.org.
San Diego Pride ---- San Diego Pride features three days of activities, including a parade, a vendor fair with more than 300 booths, art exhibits, cultural presentations, more than 80 musical acts, dance floors, beer gardens, farmers market and children's garden; Spirit of Stonewall rally, 6 to 8 p.m.; parade, 11 a.m. Saturday; festival, noon to 10 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. July 17; Marston Point, Sixth Avenue & Laurel Street, San Diego; rally and parade are free; festival is $15-$25; 619-297-7683.
Car show ---- All street rods welcome every Saturday morning; 7 to 9 a.m.; Yellow Basket on Newport Road, Menifee; 951-301-8322.
San Diego Turtle & Tortoise Show ---- You don't have to worry about being outrun at this show. Native and exotic species will be on display, and there will be information on how to adopt and care for a turtle. Visitors can go home with turtle- and tortoise-related crafts and accessories. Plants and baked goods also for sale; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (also 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 17); Room 101, Casa del Prado, Balboa Park, San Diego; free; 619-593-2123 or sdturtle.org.
San Diego birthday party ---- The Save Our Heritage Organization hosts a free community party to celebrate the city of San Diego's 242nd birthday at the Whaley House Museum in Old Town. Dignitaries will offer remarks, followed by free cake and ice cream, live music and dancing; noon to 2 p.m.; 2476 San Diego Ave., Old Town San Diego; free; SOHOsandiego.org.
Pechanga Microbrew Festival ---- Pechanga Resort & Casino's third annual Microbrew Festival features more than 30 breweries and 11 restaurants. Participating breweries include Airdale Brewing Co., Black Market Brewing Co., Magic Hat Breweries, The Lost Abbey, Maui Brewing Co., Stone Brewing Co. and TailGate Brewery. Participating restaurants include Lucille's, Pete's Firehouse, Sweet Baby Jane's, Rob Grilling Company and Mad Maui BBQ; 1 to 5 p.m.; Grand Ballroom, Pechanga Resort & Casino, 45000 Pechanga Parkway, Temecula; $50; pechanga.com or call 877-711-2946.
Old-fashioned ice cream social ---- Vista Historical Society's Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social raises money for museum programs. Participants will get unlimited ice cream and drinks; 2 to 4 p.m.; Rancho Minerva, 2317 Old Foothill Drive, Vista; $3; RSVP to 760-630-0444.
Beach hosts Christmas in July ---- Friends of Cardiff & Carlsbad State Beaches presents its fourth annual Christmas in July celebration, featuring Surfin' Santa Claus (wearing board shorts), a parade with Santa, games for children, a rock painting craft, photos with Santa and his elves, an evening campfire and prize drawings; 3 p.m. to sunset; Carlsbad State Beach, Carlsbad; free but $10 parking donation requested; 909-557-4857.
Poway Family Campout ---- The Poway Community Services Department's "Family Campouts" features night hikes, an interpretive presentation, boating and gathering around the campfire for s'mores. A continental breakfast will be served in the morning. Fishing is available; buy permits at the concession. Families should bring a tent, camping equipment, and barbecue dinner supplies. Grills and charcoal provided. No alcohol permitted; 5 p.m. to 9 a.m.; Lake Poway, 14644 Lake Poway Road; $52 for Poway residents and $62 for nonresidents (for up to 5 people, $10 for each additional person); 858-668-4772 or poway.org.
Saturdays in the Park ---- The Escondido History Center at Grape Day Park continues its free Saturday programs with a free screening of the classic 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz." Bring your own blankets and beach chairs; 7 p.m.; 321 N. Broadway, Escondido; grapedaypark.org or 760-743-8207.
"Despicable Me" in San Marcos ---- San Diego County's Summer Movies in the Park's outdoor film series presents a screening of this animated family film on an inflatable screen. Bring your own blankets and low-back beach chairs; film begins at dusk; San Elijo Park, 1105 Elfin Forest Road, San Marcos; free; www.summermoviesinthepark.com .


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MPG issue?
when i got my 07 ram i was getting almost 20 mpg on the highway no problem. but after couple months i installed a 2 inch leveling kit and i noticed the mpg take a massive drop. nearly 5 mpg and after the new 305/55/20 nitto trail grapplers i am getting around 11.8 mpg average.
I dont have any clue as to why it took a sudden harsh drop. i am using mobil 1 advanced full synthetic 5w 20 and have dual flowmaster exhaust.
Any ideas as to why this could have happened or any thing i can look at changing or replacing?
Putting a leveling kit on a vehicle raises the front end which causes more wind resistance. Instead of the wind flowing over your angled truck the truck now stands level which cause the air to not flow as nicely over it causing a resistance. Also putting larger tires on increases your rolling resistance, cutting down on fuel economy even more.
I you were to add a cold air intake and a diablosport tuner you should get a decent boost in fuel economy.
More air resistance and more rolling resistance
do you think it would have made it drop that bad?
I think you have just run into the perfect storm...Your mods + the change to winter fuels combined will have a significant impact on mileage. When the summer blended fuel comes back, it will get better. But that's only part of the problem. You need to tune that HEMI and give it some more air.
You can help things a bit with a cold air intake and an exhaust. Consider getting a programmer as well to optimize the engine operating parameters.
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I like video games.
I love the book and comic of Maximum Ride.
I'm still in school but I need it to become a cop.
I love alot of girls and I have a page on Fanfiction (Writerpage) thats my user name.
Decide 1In a building where there is only darkness. There were a teen about seventeen on his computer just as the phone rang.Decide 1 by HeroWorld
"Who is this?"
The teen only heard a noise that sounded like someone's breathing.
"Ok I don't who this is but don't call back!"
The teen was now freaking out in his seat but he didn't obey the person and hanged up the phone.
"Freak!" said the teen.
He went back to his computer but not before he heard a knock on his door.
"Great now who is it?" He thought to himself.
He headed to the door.
"Who is it?"
"Me, who?"
"Let me in"
The teen didn't hear anything else but foot steps leaving his door.
"Druken bastard!"
The teen headed for his computer but he heard another knock at his door.
"God dammit!!!"
Before he could open his door it was kicked down by a man wearing an huge coat and a hat that was covering his face.
"Who the hell!"
The man grabbed the teen by the neck and went to his window.
"Wait... what.. what are.. you....doin
Kingdom Possible 5Kim drop the gun on the ground and ran over to Alex, he was ok but was holding his left arm.Kingdom Possible 5 by HeroWorld
"You ok?" Kim said worried for him.
"Yea, it's a good thing I'm only twenty-five years old". Alex joked. "If I was fifty I would be dead".
"That's not really funny"
"I know. I was triing to not feel the pain in my arm. Ok lets go we don't have time we have to go see the Queen."
"Who's the Queen?"
"The Queen is Vivian. Everybody loves her dearly and they love the King also"
"The King?"
"Yea. Dr.Betty"
Kim stopped. "BETTY!"
"Kim I know you also have a pricipal named Betty and to tell you their the same person"
"There's a reason and she will tell you"
They both ran to a castle where it was all being guarded in the front of the door. The guards let them in when they saw Alex and they ran to a big door that had a big heart on it.
"My King!"
Kim saw two women in bed wearing nothing on but covering themselfs with the blanket.
"ALEX!" The King shouted
"Sorry my King but I have someone that you w
Kingdom Possible 4Kim was outside talking to Betty's twin brother Gemini, who was a police officer.Kingdom Possible 4 by HeroWorld
"Kim I'm gonna find out why those guys wanted you and I'm not gonna stop til I do. Now go home and get some sleep."
"Is Miss Go gonna be alright?"
"She's fine, nothing bad"
"Now you need to head home"
Kim did headed home not until her friends stopped her.
"KIM!" Monique yelled. "Are you alright!?"
"Yea KP are you!?" Ron asked worryed for her.
"Guys I'm fine" Kim gave them a weak smile before she saw that they were frozen. "Guys?" Kim snapped her fingers and they didn't move.
"Their ok Kim Possible"
Kim turned to see a man wearing a white hooded coat.
"Who..are you?"
"The names Alex"
"Alex what?"
"I'm sorry but I don't have a last name"
"Everybody has a last name! NOW TELL ME WHO THE HELL YOU ARE AND WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING HERE!"
"I am here to protect you and to make sure your destiny is complete"
"Here come with me" The man opened up a portal.
"I'm not going in there!"
A Maximum Family Life 2A phone started to rang in a house and a man wearing a cowboy hat answered it.A Maximum Family Life 2 by HeroWorld
"Phil it's Drake"
"What's with yur voice? Did you eat something bad? Did you see your mother kissing another women again?"
"NO! I have a daughter!"
"A daughter"
"Yea. She's here"
"Are you sure she's your's?"
"Yea I got a letter from her mother"
"That's it, just a letter"
"Yes just a letter!"
Both Drake and Phil almost jumpped as they heard another person on the phone before hanging up.
"Who was that?" Phile asked
"My daughter"
"Alright I'll be right over"
Drake hangged up the phone and turned to see his daughter (Max) standing right in front of him and she looked PISSED!
"How are you doing that!"
"Doing what?"
"You know what!"
"No I don't"
Drake didn't know what to say next but try to get her to sit down.
"Ok what about... you watch tv"
"I don't what to"
"Why not?"
"Tv hurts your brain"
"Since when?"
"Since the day tv was created"
"Who told you this?"
"My aunt"
"You mean your mother's sister Jayden?


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State Sen. Patricia Ritchie, R-Oswegatchie, recently honored 28 veterans of the US Armed Forces at a special ceremony at the USO on Fort Drum. Continue reading
More than 5,500 tires thrown out during EEE disposal event
Area residents joined state Sen. Patricia Ritchie to "Fight the Bite" Saturday May 17 by disposing of more than 5,600 tires at free waste tire disposal events taking place throughout Oswego County.
The total is nearly three times more tires than were collected at similar events last year.
Studies have shown that one waste tire can act as breeding ground for one million mosquitoes, which carry deadly diseases like EEE and West Nile.
Saturday's free disposal event marks the first of two being hosted by Ritchie and Oswego County. The second will take place June 14.
The free tire disposal events — which allow residents to drop off up to eight waste tires with the $5 fee being waived — are being made possible through $275,000 in the new state budget to support efforts to stop the spread of Eastern equine encephalitis, the mosquito-borne illness commonly known as EEE.
During a three-year period, $700,000 in additional state budget funds has been secured for EEE prevention.
"Oswego County is a hotbed for diseases like EEE, and I'm thrilled that so many people joined me Saturday and took a step to protect themselves and their loved ones from mosquitoes and the dangers that they present," Ritchie said.
"Disposing of waste tires is just one way to reduce the risk of contracting mosquito borne illnesses. We need to remain vigilant as we fight the bite, and I encourage people to visit my website for tips on how to best protect themselves."
In addition to the free tire disposal events, funding also will make possible a number of other initiatives, including programs to educate children and families about the dangers of EEE, a low-cost vaccination program for horses, which are particularly susceptible to EEE, funding for a new workgroup tasked with developing vaccines against diseases like EEE and additional mosquito-control efforts.
Penfield Library to have book sale
SUNY Oswego's Penfield Library will hold a book sale for the public from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, June 6, and 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, June 7, on the library's lower level.
The sale, in conjunction with the Reunion Weekend, will feature non-fiction and fiction books, including children's books, in hardcover and paperback, as well as records, DVDs, CDs and magazines. In addition to used books and media at low prices, the sale also will feature special-priced items.
Short-term public parking is available for those attending the sale in the lot on the lakeshore north of the library, adjacent to Mary Walker Health Center.
Leadership Oswego County Youth program graduates 18
A total of 18 students, representing six Oswego County school districts, recently graduated from Leadership Oswego County Youth, a program of SUNY Oswego's Office of Business and Community Relations. Continue reading
Karasek obtains aging-in-place certification
ARISE has added services provided by a member of its staff who is a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist.
James Karasek recently received the special designation. The CAPS designation includes demonstrating competence in the technical, business management, and customer service skills essential to knowledge of home modifications for the aging-in-place. Continue reading
Ooh la la — Fairley art is magnifique
The hallways in Hannibal's Fairley Elementary School were transformed into a French art museum Tuesday, May 20 during a school-wide art show.
In the spirit of the Paris theme, students in Jeannette Gillett's art classes created their own "Mona Lisa" masterpieces, miniature Eiffel towers and similar works. They used a variety of art mediums to make their projects, which were on display — along with a light-up Eiffel Tower creation — in the hallways near the art classroom.
"Every grade made something based on the French art theme," Gillett said. "We learned about different French artists and the projects were inspired by artists like Kandinsky."
Parents had a chance to view the work from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday in conjunction with the school book fair.
Hannibal students jump ropes for others hearts
Dennis M. Kenney Middle School (KMS) in the Hannibal Central School District is filled with heroes, heroes that quite literally jumped at the opportunity to help others.
Over 50 middle school students along with their physical education teachers Penny Leonard and Dan Pawlewicz made a commitment to join the American Heart Association in its annual Jump Rope For Heart fundraising campaign. Continue reading
In and Around Hannibal: Memorial Day
Memorial Day was first celebrated in 1882, but did not become common until after World War I.
Prior to that time, the holiday was called Decoration Day and was to honor both the Union and Confederate soldiers that had fallen during the Civil War.
Memorial Day is a day set aside to honor those who have died in service to their country. It was originally celebrated on May 30, but in 1968, the Congress changed the date to the fourth Monday in May. Continue reading


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iHerb Customer Reviews
good for diet baking
Posted by 5098807418509854995 on Jul 19, 2012
just don't add too much- 2 drops is enough for 4 standard muffins
Very buttery!
Posted by Reviewer3197734 on Sep 14, 2012
Great product for baking, popcorn and my personal fav, adding to coconut oil to substitute for butter! YUMMY!
Me ha gustado!
Posted by Reviewer3313809 on Jun 20, 2013
Lo uso para tortitas y bizcochos de dieta que no llevan manatequilla y asi les deja un poquito de aroma, no he probado otro pero no entiendo la malas crticas de este :/
GREAT natural flavor!
Posted by 5691721051588195251 on Aug 16, 2013
Totally confused by other reviews saying this doesn't taste like butter. I'm extremely picky about butter flavor and many imitations don't even come close. As most connoisseurs know, good butter flavor has a medley of flavor which ends with a nut like sweetness. This Frontier butter flavor absolutely embodies that well.
Posted by leahferezan on Aug 20, 2013
Love cooking with it!


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Bactroban Cream
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Bactroban Cream
Intravenous infusions of 252 mg, as well as single oral doses of 500 mg of mupirocin, have been well tolerated in healthy adult subjects. There is no information regarding overdose of BACTROBAN Cream.
BACTROBAN Cream is contraindicated in patients with known hypersensitivity to any of the constituents of the product.This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
Last reviewed on RxList: 6/1/2015
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