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Extra Virgin Coconut Oil (All brands)
906 reviews
90% would repurchase
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Price: $$
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Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
I work in Holland and Barrett and I purchased this when it was on a half price offer and i must say its one of the best £6's iv spent yet. some mnay say it can be pricey but..coconut oil lasts A VERY LONG time! it stays in the fridge and is solid. I melt it between my hands and put it on slightly damp hair. it works great for hair to keep it shiny and in condition. the smell isnt overpowering - it is a sweet, light scent :) its great for putting on to dry scalps too.
it also can be used for cooking! iv used it before on toast (delicious).
it can help with weight loss.
during my training at a health shop i went on many courses to keep up to date with products. on a course in London i was told this story: some farmers wanted to fatten up their cows. they discovered coconut oil and believed this would to the trick. however, they found that the cows were losing weight! this is because coconut oil uses stored fat as enegry which in turn helps u to lose weight. i am unsure as to whether this story is factual or not !
coconut oil can also be used on the skin. i've yet to try it is a moisturisor but im sure its fantastic. (after i rub it into my hair and scalp my hands are left feeling baby soft)
its a must have!!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
coconut oil is absolutely fantastic. i have struggled with KP(keratosis pilaris) all over my body for so long. i've tried lots of different moisturizers but they never really seemed to have any lasting effect. i read about coconut oil here, and i had some in my kitchen so i decided to try it out by testing it on my arm, where i have a lot of particularly stubborn bumps. the next day it was easy to tell where i applied the coconut oil because there was a very clear line of demarcation-part of my skin was bumpy as always, but on the other part, the bumps had disappeared!! its been several weeks now and im still absolutely thrilled with what it does for my skin. between this, dove visible care bodywash, and salux bath towels, i can finally stop wasting money and energy trying to fix my KP, and stop feeling embarassed about the texture of my skin. as an added bonus, it's done wonders for strengthening my nails. i thought it was normal for nails to grow to a certain length and then get all snaggly,until i noticed how much nicer my nails were getting.
im afraid to use this as a facial moisturizer, as it is considered comedonegenic, (or however you spell that) but its great for oil-pulling. i find it helps cure junkfood cravings. still have to try it out as a conditioner.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I bought some coconut oil after reading the reviews here. I've used it on my hair, my face as a moisturizer, as an eye make up reviewer, and in scrubs. It smells fabulous of course, and I like how it feels on my skin. It doesn't seem to absorb into my face as well as olive oil - in the morning there's always a slight film left where with olive oil there isn't - but I don't care for the smell of olive oil and have yet to find a good way to mask it with other essential oils. All in all coconut oil is a good value and a keeper. Also excellent to cook with.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
When it comes to coconut oil, I'm like that Frank's Red Hot Sauce Commercial - ' I put that *ish on everything'. LOL
Coconut oil is one of the best product discoveries I've made in the past year and I use it all over, hair, skin, massage, etc. Probably the only thing I have yet to use it for is actually cooking!
Edited 10/24 - Oh and did I forget to mention that coconut oil is also an anti-microbial? This is one of those supernatural products.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I purchased the Everyday Values organic unfiltered Coconut Oil from the grocery section at Whole Foods. It comes in a 14 oz jar, so for hair products, that makes this pretty cheap. It works fairly well. I slather it over my dry hair and massage into my scalp. I cover it with a plastic shower cap, and let it soak in for about an hour. Then I shampoo twice with moisturizing shampoo, and then condition as usual. After my hair is no longer dripping wet, I take a little more of the oil in my hands and rub it through the ends of my damp hair. Then I blow dry, without any additional product, and sleep on it. The next morning, I have the best hair I've had, in a long long time. My hair hasn't looked this shiny in years. Possibly ever.
I'll try it next time with air-drying it, which I have never ever been able to do with any type of product or haircut or perm, so I will update with new results when I have tried it!
I do recommend you try this if you have rough, coarse, or dry hair. I also have dandruff sometimes, and so I tried massaging this into my scalp, with no bad effects. My dandruff isn't gone, per se, but it's reduced, certainly. My hair looks gorgeous, and finally has settled into waves, which is a vast improvement from its formerly schizophrenic curl/straight state.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This review is for extra virgin, 100% organic, cold press coconut oil. A bit of a background; I suffer from a scalp condition and have been to numerous dermatologists who go back and forth between scalp psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis (personally, I think it is psoriasis because my scalp is not at all greasy, as is mostly the case with seborrheic dermatitis. My scalp is extremely dry but what puzzles doctors is the fact that I do not have psoriasis on any other part of my body, so there in lies the confusion. Anyway, I would save I have mild to severe scalp psoriasis and the only thing that would help was a lotion that contains steroids. I'm not a fan of taking too much of any medication but the flare ups get very bad, several times a week. I have been no-poo (shampoo free), using baking soda/ACV for about six months now but not even this helped. It is a difficult condition to live with and I was seeking for something more natural and efficient to help my scalp.
Enter Extra Virgin Coconut Oil! I was looking for something that would help reduce pore size and coconut oil was suggested. I did some research and there were mixed reviews about pore reduction but I did see many people say they put it in their hair and people with dry scalp swear by it. I didn't see a lot of feedback from scalp psoriasis sufferers but I really had nothing to lose.
I bought it yesterday because I was having a particularly bad flare up and put it on today, leaving it on my scalp for two hours. This stuff is amazing. My scalp doesn't have the extremely dry flakes. I would say it reduced it by 80% and my scalp feels smooth and that's just with one application! I'm floored by this.
For anyone suffering with scalp psoriasis, this is it! I would say applying it one to two times a week would be best. Just make sure it is the Extra Virgin, 100% organic because when applying to the scalp (or other parts of your body) you want it to be as natural as possible and chemical and dye free, if not it may cause more flare ups.
Next, I will try it on my face to see if it will reduce my large pores. I shall update with my results. Love this stuff!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This is so comedogenic its funny. BUT I love to put it in smoothies and fry with it. Maybe use it on my cuticles.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
My hairs been to hell and back over the past 3/4 years, every colour under the sun, you name it, I've had it. While having a ganders in Holland & Barrett, I came across this little beauty; I remembered reading rave reviews about it, so I chucked it in my basket and rushed home to try it on my hair. I've never looked back. I can now brush my hair without fear of it falling out in clumps, my hair actually moves it isn't all straw like, it looks supple and shiny. I can't rate coconut oil enough, it's a god send and unlike other products that claim to restore my hair, it doesn't leave a gaping hole in my purse! I LOVE it. I like to leave it on overnight after putting it on dry hair, and wrapping my hair up in an old scarf (think 1950's house wife doing the chores, very attractive) then wash and dry in the morning :) result? Fab hair ;)
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I noticed my hair started to be really thin (they have always been very fine) so I red a lot of great reviews about Coconut Oil. It took me a while to find it, as they are really expensive (in Canada) and its not that easy to find Virgin, Organic and Cold pressed at the same time. Health stores has many of them but over $20. Finally I found one, that is actually new, it is not only from the whites of coconut but also the little darker skin, that gives more flavour and scent. I love it, smells like Bounty, so yummy! Its called Dr. Bronner's "Magic All-One" Whole Kernel Unrefined Coconut Oil, and it is 414 ml, 14 oz jar (Organic, Virgin, cold pressed) for $10.25. I used it for:
HAIR: First day I applied it to my hair and let it stay for couple of hours, it felt really nice (no leaks, etc as it is usually from most of the masks) and it smells so nice! Unlike Olive oil that I couldnt wash out even after 2 trys, this one came out ok and my hair felt so silky, smooth and full afterwards! I absolutely couldnt believe it! I will keep using it at least once a week and see if my hair becomes stronger.
HANDS: I got some little rash on my hands and it didnt go away for a few days, until once I applied Neosporin (it became much better). But after getting Coconut Oil, I applied it during night and next day it was almost all gone. Now I use it on my hands to moisturize it and the rash hasnt come back. I love that it soaks into skin pretty fast and doesnt seem too oily. And I just adore the smell.
I only wish there were smaller container specially for travel. They sell only big jars that is not easy to carry with.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I have straight, very thick, Asian hair that generally always looks fairly healthy and shiny. However, ever since I started using henna and coconut oil on my straight Asian hair, it has been gleaming and stronger than it has ever been.
Here is my favorite way to use it: I rub a generous amount into dry hair, ears down, before I shower. Not so much that, say, it's totally coated and all my hair is piecey lol- enough so that I wouldn't leave the house with hair that greasy looking. Then, I shampoo as normal - I never shampoo ears down, I concentrated on my roots, then bundle up my ends in my hands as I rinse, to minimize drying. Thus, all the oil is pretty much still in the hair. Then, I add conditioner from the ears down, pull my hair into a bun, and stick it in a shower cap for about 5 min while I shave, do body wash, etc. before rinsing out the conditioner. The conditioner sort of melts with the oil so that, believe it or not, my hair does NOT turn out greasy even though I never shampooed it out. I've found that almost no matter how much oil I put in pre-shampoo, it will never turn out greasy - but I've found that putting in too much just doesn't look as good afterwards. It might take some trial & error to find your optimal amount. But I've found mine, and my hair always ends up to sleek and shiny!
I also like to rub a bit through dry hair. Or, before I'm about to clarify my hair, I will put in a very generous amount roots to ends, then shampoo the entire length of my hair.
I use CO as a body moisturizer as well. I used to use EVOO on my body, but I think CO sinks in better and leaves a prettier sheen. Also, I much prefer the smell - after all, coconut is something that is actually used often in body lotion and body sprays... olive oil, not so much.
I use unrefined virgin coconut oil from Trader Joe's, about $5 for a huge tub. What a great deal!
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Meatless Mouthful: Ginnifer Goodwin Turned Southern Parents Vegan!
Written by Vegetarian Star on August 4th, 2009 in Actresses, Animal Issues, Meatless Mouthful.
"First let me say that two of my four parents have actually gone vegan, which I think is shocking and out of character for traditional southern parents. But they saw the impact it had on my life and it just sort of happened."
"For the most part I only talk about veganism when I'm invited to because I believe that it's such a strong personal choice. I feel like it's more effective to introduce people to this lifestyle when they can set the pace about what they want to learn. So I wait until people ask me questions."
—actress Ginnifer Goodwin, in an exclusive interview with Ecorazzi.com during the Humane Society's Taking Action For Animals event this month.
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Useful Notes: The Sixth Generation of Console Video Games
The Sixth Generation of Console Video Games was a time of the maturing of the video game industry. It was a time when many trends were started that would reach their height in the Seventh Generation. The first out of the gate this time was Sega. The Sega Dreamcast was touted for its online features, with online play and downloadable games, as well as reviving the Sonic the Hedgehog series that was strangely on hiatus during the fifth generation.note However, Sony, fresh off a victory in last generation's Console Wars, was gearing up to release the PlayStation 2. The hype surrounding this console, as well as many dubious or bad decisions on Sega's part in previous generations leaving them with a shaky public opinion, led to insufficient sales to keep Sega afloat, leading to the quick end of the Dreamcast in early 2001 , and the former console maker going third-party. Software giant Microsoft made the surprising announcement that they were going to enter the video game industry with a console based on PC hardware: The Xbox. It released shortly after the Dreamcast's demise, in November 2001. Coming in a scant few days later was Nintendo with the GameCube (typically given the acronym "GCN"), their first console to use optical discs, albeit based on mini-DVDs rather than the standard 8-inch size used by the other consoles. It was in this generation that Multi-Platform games started to become much more common. Unlike previous generations, the consoles were much more alike in terms of their basic design philosophies and capabilities, so games could now be more easily produced for the PS2, Xbox, and GCN all at once, though this was later often reduced to PS2 and Xbox due to Nintendo's "kiddie" reputation and the GameCube's low storage capacity on its discs.note Multi-platform releases in this generation generally tended to fall into two categories — those which were designed with the PS2 in mind and only slightly upgraded for the other two consoles, and those which were designed with the GCN and/or Xbox in mind and later downsampled for the PS2 (Resident Evil 4 being the biggest example). Fortunately for Sony, the former type examples of Multi-platform games vastly outnumbered the latter types, meaning that the gulf in capabilities between its console and the other two generally wasn't obvious, though the examples of the latter type did lead to the system suffering its share of Porting Disasters. Despite its deficiencies, the PS2 was the undisputed "winner" of this generation (the most lopsided victory since the original NES), due in large part to Sony's decision to include DVD-playback capabilities within the console's hardware. This, plus the PS2 actually selling for less than most dedicated DVD players at the time of release, resulted in the system being purchased by many people who did not necessarily care about the vast library of games, but wanted a DVD player they could justify spending money on. Online gaming for consoles emerged in this era. Online gaming was already prevalent on PCs, and there were some early experiments with online with the Satellaview for the Super Famicom and the Nintendo 64DD, but this generation saw the rise of online gaming as a standard for consoles. The Sega Dreamcast was noted for its highly detailed online services that were ahead of its time... but, as mentioned above, the Dreamcast's short lifespan rendered it Too Good to Last. The most successful online system of the sixth generation was Xbox Live, which was supported by several games both first-party and third-party because of its ease of setup. Its success spurred Sony to boost support for the PS2's online features, which didn't do as well as Xbox Live but still did reasonably well. Nintendo also had the intention of entering the online space with the GameCube, using a broadband and modem adapter for this purpose instead of built-in features. Unfortunately, it was discovered rather quickly that the cable could be used to hack into the GameCube, leading to piracy. Nintendo, having a long-standing fear of piracy, responded by sweeping the adapter into obscurity and releasing an Updated Re-release of the game that made hacking impossible: Phantasy Star Online. Thus, the GameCube was rendered as the only console of the generation without online features. In this generation, teenagers and young adults (rather than children) became the majority demographic for video games. The industry as a whole had already been undergoing a steady shift towards Darker and Edgier since the 16-bit era, but it was this generation where demographics really changed. Dark and violent video games like God of War, Resident Evil 4, and Grand Theft Auto redefined the medium as primarily for the older crowd rather than for kids. Nintendo's reputation (particularly with the nascent gaming press) for being the "uncool kid's game company" put them in a bad position because of these trends, which wasn't helped by the GameCube's toy-like appearance. Sony and Microsoft, on the other hand, developed a more "core" reputation (and their subsequent adoration by the press) because of the many darker games released on their consoles. Genre-wise, this generation is notable in that, at least initially, there was no genre that absolutely "defined" the era. Games from all sorts of genres, from Action Game, to Action Adventure, to Platform Game, to RPG, to Sports games, to Third-Person Shooter, and even several that didn't fit any established genre saw equal measure of success. This lead to the Sixth Generation being the most diverse era in terms of game variety... that is, until Halo happened partway through the generation, spawning countless imitators and leading to the massive popularity and dominance (at least in the West) of the First-Person Shooter at the end of this generation, which carried over even more so into the next era. Lastly, on the handheld front, Nintendo's Game Boy Advance dominated the market, being essentially a portable Super Nintendo. When compared to the non-portable consoles of the era it lagged only behind the PlayStation 2 in terms of sales. It would be Nintendo's last 2D system, and the last of the Game Boys (notably backward-compatible to even games for the first Game Boy, at least in its original model), as it would be replaced by the Nintendo DS.
Consoles of this era
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New IPs of this era
- Baten Kaitos
- Battle Engine Aquila
- Beyond Good & Evil
- Call of Duty
- Cel Damage
- Cold Fear
- Devil May Cry
- Devil May Cry 2
- Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening
- Enter the Matrix
- Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem
- God Hand
- God of War
- God of War 2
- God of War 3
- Golden Sun
- Golden Sun: The Lost Age
- Halo
- Haunting Ground
- Headhunter
- Jak and Daxter
- Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy
- Jak II: Renegade
- Jak 3: Wastelander
- Jak X: Combat Racing
- Jet Set Radio
- Jet Set Radio Future
- Katamari Damacy
- Killer7
- Kingdom Hearts
- Knights of the Old Republic
- Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure
- Ōkami
- Operator's Side
- Pikmin
- Pikmin 2
- Power Stone
- Psychonauts
- Ratchet & Clank
- Rogue Ops
- Shenmue
- Skies of Arcadia
- Sly Cooper
- Space Channel 5
- Spartan: Total Warrior, a Spin-Off of the Total War series.
- Team ICO Series
- Timesplitters
- Viewtiful Joe
- Warriors of Might and Magic
Games of older IPs
- 1080º: Snowboarding
- 1080º: Avalanche
- Animal Crossing
- Animal Crossing (Updated Re-release; this is the version which made it outside Japan)
- Bloody Roar
- Bloody Roar 3
- Bloody Roar: Primal Fury
- Bloody Roar 4
- Ecco The Dolphin
- Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future
- The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
- Extreme-G
- Extreme-G 3
- Final Fantasy
- Fire Emblem
- F-Zero GX
- Grand Theft Auto
- The Legend of Zelda
- The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
- The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords (multiplayer-only pack-in with GBA port of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)
- The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures
- The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
- The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (technically released first during the following generation, but was originally planned as part of this gen).
- Marvel vs. Capcom
- Mega Man
- Mega Man X
- All the Mega Man Battle Network titles
- All the Mega Man Zero titles
- Metal Gear
- Metroid
- Pokémon
- Pokemon Ruby And Sapphire
- Pokémon Colosseum
- Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
- Resident Evil
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- SNK vs. Capcom
- Star Ocean
- Street Fighter
- Street Fighter EX 3
- Street Fighter III
- Suikoden
- Super Mario Bros.
- Super Smash Bros.
- Super Smash Bros. Melee
- Wave Race
- Wave Race: Blue Storm
Alternative Title(s):Sixth Generation, The Sixth Generation Of Console Video Games
The Fifth Generation of Console Video Games UsefulNotes/The History Of Video Games The Seven Generation of Console Video Games
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Wednesdays with Fly Amero @ The Rhumb Line ~ Tonight's guest: Ron Schrank 7-10pm 9.23.2015
This week…
Chicken Cacciatori over
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Wednesday, September 23rd – 7pm
Special Guest: RON SCHRANK!
Once again, Ron Schrank does his (very cool) thing at the
Rhumb. Thanks to Allen Estes for holding things together
these past two weeks while I was away. So happy to be
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Dinner with great music!
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The North Syracuse Village Board approved Feb. 14 as the public hearing date for how it will spend community development funds. Preliminary ideas for the usage of the $50,000 in annual funds is under discussion but two plans have come to the forefront.
"We had talked about the central business district and working on the sidewalks and curbing in that area on Main Street," said village of North Syracuse Mayor John Heindorf. "We've also talked about extending sidewalks down Chestnut, we'd like to connect the sidewalk on Chestnut which currently ends at Tolbert Drive down to Heritage Park."
According to Heindorf they are not sure how cost-effective the Chestnut project will be with how much concrete will be needed and the trees that will need to be removed if the plan is accepted. The distance between where the sidewalk ends and Heritage Park is three-tenths of a mile.
"We're going to start checking into the price at the beginning of next week," Heindorf said. "We want to have a public hearing and have everybody there so they're in tune with that and in tune with the cost as well as giving us some ideas."
The town receives the community development funds from Onondaga County Community Development. The money is funneled through the system and originates from Housing and Urban Development (HUD) according to Heindorf.
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Im creating a program that prints out the Ip adress of the User. So what im trying to do is to get the Html of ipchicken.com and print out only the "Name Address" Part. here is my code so far:
import urllib
sock = urllib.urlopen("http://ipchicken.com")
htmlSource = sock.read()
print htmlSource
Now how do i get the ip part of the html printed out?
and if there are other ways to get an ip of the user using python,please include that aswell :)


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That is looking back eight years. Looking back half a century, to that October day in 1962 when Pope John XXIII declared the opening of Vatican II, the Church appears to have been in a decline that, in parts of the world, seems to be leading to near extinction.
At Vatican II, the Rev. Joseph Ratzinger, the future Benedict XVI, was among the reformers who were going to bring the church into the modern world. The encounter did not turn out well.
In 1965, three in four American Catholics attended Sunday mass. Today, it is closer to one in four. The number of priests has fallen by a third, of nuns by two-thirds. Orders like the Christian Brothers have virtually vanished. The Jesuits are down to a fraction of their strength in the 1950s.
Parochial schools teaching 4.5 million children in the early 1960s were teaching a third of that number at the end of the century. Catholic high schools lost half their enrollment. Churches have been put up for sale to pay diocesan debts.
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The highest-ranking Catholic politicians, Vice President Joe Biden and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, support same-sex marriage and belong to a party whose platform calls for funding abortions to the day of birth. Catholic teaching on contraception, divorce and sexual morality is openly mocked.
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Ted Simons: Good evening, and welcome to "Arizona Horizon." I'm Ted Simons.
Ted Simons: "How To Fix a Broken Border" is a three-part series originally published by the immigration policy center. It was written by former Arizona attorney general Terry Goddard, who updated the series for ASU's Morrison institute of public policy. Here to talk about the report is former state attorney general Terry Goddard. Good to see you again. Thanks for joining us.
Terry Goddard: Pleasure to be here.
Ted Simons: Let's set some parameters. Is the border broken?
Terry Goddard: Everybody seems to say so. I think we can start with the premise that there are serious problems at the border. What is a broken border? Nobody has defined the term. So it's impossible to say. What constitutes success on the boarder? Nobody has defined that either. Once again it's impossible to say when you're winning or losing. As a law enforcement officer, I spent eight years as Arizona's attorney general, sort of trying to do something about the crime problems on the border. And I think that's what most people are worried about. And found it very frustrating there was a lot of talk, a lot of bombbast and all of the basic common sense law enforcement issues that I was trained to observe, especially against organized crime, were not being followed. So you really wonder, you've got no definition of what success is, and there doesn't seem to be the very basic crime fighting programs being put in place.
Ted Simons: There are three recommendations, but before we do, that the idea of building a wall at the border. The idea of allowing local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration law, and state law. The idea that no reform should be considered until the border is quote unquote secure. Do these ideas make sense?
Terry Goddard: Well, they make sense to the advocates of a particular point of view. Do they make sense in terms of securing the border? No. If our objective, and I start from this perspective. There's a serious crime problem in Mexico. There's a serious crime problem in the United States. It relates to drugs. I believe we have -- we should have a fundamental organizing objective, which is to go after that problem. And that would have a tremendous impact on the criminal aspects of the border. If you really are against immigration, you talk about that you don't get the immigration reform until you fix the border. But you never bother to say what fixing the border or securing the border means. If you want to build a wall, all I can think about that is it's a massive public works project. Because that's 12th century technology, applied to a 22nd century opponent. The cartels are incredibly sophisticated. Frankly, the border itself, the physical border in most of the crimes that we're talking about is not actually the issue, because you have a cyberspace border which moves money, and that's the one that we need to protect.
Ted Simons: And those are the areas you concentrate O let's get to the first recommendation. Hit the cartel, the smuggling cartels, drug cartels in general, hit them where they live. What does that mean?
Terry Goddard: Mexico. We've almost tripled, certainly doubled the size of the border patrol. We have gone head over heels, this administration and the prior administration, in terms of putting more manpower on a defensive posture on the border. But usual never going to win a game just playing defense. And it seems to me that what has to be done, if we're going to be serious about going after a criminal threat, and the justice department almost eight years ago said that the drug cartels, mostly organized in Mexico, are the most serious organized crime threat in the world. OK. That means their organization, they're a leadership -- their leadership is across the border. What we have done in effect by not partnering with Mexican law enforcement, to the degree I think we could and should, is to give them a free pass. They have security in Mexico. The ironic part is many put their families in the United States and protect them from the violence in Mexico and we don't do anything about that either. Somebody is missing the big picture.
Ted Simons: So dismantle the criminal organizations, try to get them at their source, where they live. How do you get them where it hurts?
Terry Goddard: That's their pocketbook. And this is not rocket science. This is not anything new in criminology. Organized crime lives through the pocketbook. People are not serving the cartels in Mexico because they love the work. They're not religious fanatics. They're not interested in terror. They're interested in making money. And as long as they can make money, they are going to be doing the most effective job they possibly can to continue that profit center. We go after one of their particular areas, a particular type of drug, they'll switch to another one. We go after one part of the border where they're coming across, they'll go somewhere else. They are very flexible. And I think that's what the U.S. response has not been flexible, because we're playing red rover. We're joining arms on the border and instead of going into an offensive effort with intelligence, and wire taps, and a variety of law enforcement technologies that follow the criminals wherever they are, and that means we've got to cooperate with Mexico and they with us, I don't believe we're ever going to win this battle.
Ted Simons: Which brings us to your third recommendation, follow the money. Give us an example. Explain that for us.
Terry Goddard: Well, this is a border that's awash with cash. Just taking the issue I pursued and we used our authority in Arizona to go after the wire grams. The money grams that paid for human smuggling. When we started this effort, almost $600 million was being wired into Arizona. When we finished, almost nothing, $3 million. I can't say the whole 600 was criminal proceeds, the fact it's not there anymore means there's a good chance most of it was. So that's how they paid for most of the human smuggling in the United States. But there's probably, and the estimates are way all over the place, at least $20 billion in drug proceeds goes back into Mexico. It could be as high as $50 billion every year. As long as that's happening, they've got the money to buy the most advanced technology, they've got the money to hire the best troops, they've got the money to do just about anything they want to try to avoid our border enforcement.
Ted Simons: How do you keep that from happening?
Terry Goddard: You start with the department of treasury. We've got three -- two department agencies, three involved with the border, in my opinion, intensely and daily. Justice, with the DEA and homeland security, with ICE and border patrol, are doing a tough job. And they're doing it I think as best they can. Nothing is perfect, but they are really doing the defensive effort. But ultimately they've got to stop the money. It's not in their jurisdiction to do that. It's department of treasury. And we know every day in fact "The New York Times" this weekend talked about, well, they're looking at money laundering bite major banks. That seems like a delayed reaction. The major banks literally have been moving billions of dollars across the border without following the regulations they're supposed to. And that profits the cartels.
Ted Simons: Which brings me to the last question, hit the cartel where it hurts, disrupt smuggling and follow the money. Can you do all of those things if financial institutions in particular aren't along for the ride?
Terry Goddard: Well, I think you have to do all of them. Bottom line, you look at the sophisticated organization and do what you did to the Mafia. Go after the top players and use any legal excuse or possibility to do that. The second item is the money. And as long as the money is flowing with such abundance, everything else is going to be far more difficult. And so I'm -- I believe the number one thing we failed to do to secure our border in Arizona and throughout the southwestern United States is to do an adequate job of A, enforcing the laws we have now on the books against money laundering, because it's happening, it's still happening in the wire transfer area, it's happening in legitimate -- the quasi legitimate trade in the border. And what I know and what is an abomination is that you've got one item that's called stored value instruments, they look like credit cards, but they have a little chip, and it means you can put money in and take money out, like a little bank account. And if you or I go across the border, we've got to declare everything over $10,000. But if one much those things in my wallet is a stored value instrument and it's got a million dollars on it, I don't have -- under the rules I don't have to say anything about that. Congress has known about it for years. Gabby Giffords, one of our Congress representatives, tried to get it fixed. Unfortunately she was shot and is not pushing that bill anymore. And nobody picked it up. So there's some huge loopholes and they haven't been closed.
Ted Simons: We have to stop it there. It's good to see you again.
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As the Twin Cities music scene grows, more and more artists are creating music that demands our attention. Combine the music with talented filmmakers locally and beyond, and you have a fruitful mix of distinct skills that generates more locally connected music videos than ever before.
While it's impossible to shine a spotlight on all of the great music video work going on around the area, Gimme Noise has created a new regular segment, Local Frames, which will help bring some much deserved attention to a few of the standout videos of the moment from local bands or those filmed by local directors.
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Bob Mould - "The Descent (Live On Letterman)"
Bob Mould continues the strong run of late night TV performances by band's with local ties as he sets the Letterman stage ablaze with a fiery version of "The Descent," the first single from his boisterous new album Silver Age. Mould is joined by his cracking current band, Superchunck's Jon Wurster on drums and Verbow's Jason Narducy on bass, and the trio are tight and locked in throughout the blistering number. Letterman and Paul Shaffer both appear to truly enjoy the song as well, with Paul chiming in emphatically, "That is rock 'n roll!" If this performance doesn't get you excited to see Mould and co. at First Avenue on September 15, you need to check your pulse.
The Chalice - "Mama"
Soulful Minneapolis hip-hop trio the Chalice get downright sultry on their new video for "Mama." The three self-assured female emcees, Lizzo, Sophia Eris, and Claire De Lune, all bring a their own distinct edge and lyrical flavor to the track, with a subtle nod to Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" in the catchy chorus. This hot number and equally scorching video (directed by Nicholas Larkins Perez) should definitely get local music fans plenty psyched for the Chalice's upcoming EP release party at the Entry on September 28.
Beat Detectives - "Creeper Banger"
Beat Detectives are an enigmatic offshoot of the local experimental electronic outfit Food Pyramid, and "Creeper Banger" definitely lives up to its name, crafting a spooky rhythmic pulse that remains edgy and tense throughout. The video for the track, which is the first official release for Beat Detectives, only adds to the subtle electronic hostility of the number, with colorful illustrated images of ghosts, joint smoking skulls and cop cars augmenting the brief but dynamic number.
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Haunted Heads - "36 Sharpened Saws"
Haunted Heads are a rock 'n roll quartet proudly representing Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Their video for the raucous "36 Sharpened Saws" was made by the good folks at Northern Outpost, who got their start by shooting music clips at Owl Recording in Minneapolis, but now have branched out to make some stellar videos as well. Haunted Heads borrowed a van from local rockers Self-Evident, and shot the energetic clip while driving around and picking up members of the band who all come together to deliver a feisty version of the urgent track despite the cramped quarters.
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Omnitrigger - "100 Years Of Hermitage"
Twin Cities music fans who complain that there isn't enough metal in the local scene should really check out Omnitrigger, a raucous Minneapolis metal quartet made up of members of With A Gun For A Face, Hardcore Crayons, Screaming Mechanical Brain, and The Men Who Control the Weather. The group have just put out their debut release, The Self-Titled Horse EP, which is available for free download on their Bandcamp page. If the blistering "100 Years Of Hermitage" is any indication, these guys should be rattling the walls of plenty of local venues sometime soon (including a show at Grumpy's on October 27).The gory, horror-flick video perfectly compliments the combustible nature of the stormy song itself.
Rocky Diamonds - "Live.Love.Fly (Featuring Fly Henderson)"
Rocky Diamonds is a young local rapper who has been setting the Twin Cities underground hip-hop scene on fire for a few years now, releasing a few hit singles and a renowned mixtape that turned heads throughout the country. Now the young MC is on to bigger and better things, making official albums and EPs that only build on the promise suggested by his early jams. This track is a somber one for Rocky Diamonds, as he pays tribute to Fly Henderson, a friend of his who died recently. It's a moving number, featuring some heartfelt rhymes from Diamonds, and certainly stands as a moving homage to a lost soul.
Zac HB - "Double Negative"
Zac HB is a young Minneapolis MC with a playful flow and plenty of charisma. The clip for "Double Negative" is Zac's first official video, and was directed and created by Kale Eickhof. The backwards vid features Zac strolling through Minneapolis getting random things spilled or thrown at him by his friends, before it all comes together in the end, with the rapper delivering his quick rhymes in a club. "Double Negative" is lifted from Zac's forthcoming release Goodbye Party, which should drop sometime this winter.
Mod Sun - "Welcome Home Show at the Cabooze"
The hippy-hop MC Mod Sun returned to Minneapolis a few weeks ago after a successful run on the Vans Warped Tour for a celebratory hometown show at the Cabooze. This video, shot and edited by 13twentythree, captures the festivities of the night, both on stage and backstage. There are live clips and candid interviews throughout the clip, all of which capture Mod Sun having the time of his life with his friends and his fans.
The Tribe and Big Cats! - "Dopeness"
One of the acts who opened up Mod Sun's Cabooze show was the Tribe and Big Cats!, and this video for "Dopeness" captures TTxBC recovering following what appears to be a wild night. The relaxed, laid-back clip features the smooth beats of Big Cats! and the golden verses of Truthbetold, as the rising crew take shots and smoke up with some gun-toting ladies who are getting all dolled-up for another adventurous evening.
Nick Larsen - "Reclaim (Impromptunes Live Letters Session)"
Talented local musician Nick Larsen recently started a solo project called Monolog, and he picked up a guitar and headed under a bridge to record a few spare acoustic versions of Monolog tracks both new and old on a hot summer day in Minneapolis. The serene setting adds to the stark quality of the numbers themselves, with this version of "Reclaim" highlighting the dexterous guitar work of Larsen. There are four videos from this session at the Live Letters site, and all of them are definitely worth checking out.
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Frances Beinecke, President of NRDC, New York City
On Wednesday, the Senate Environment and Public Works committee takes up the important issue of climate change science and adaptation.
Hopefully, it's a first step toward some real solutions to address record heat, drought, storms and other effects of climate change that we're now all experiencing first-hand.
When it comes to connecting the dots between climate change and extreme weather, the lines are now clear. What's also clear is that we can do something—a lot of things, actually—to prevent more of the climate-change related weather disasters we're experiencing.
First, we can reduce carbon dioxide and other polluting emissions that are heating our planet, intensifying our weather disasters and harming our health.
Stronger national and international emissions standards could cut billions of tons of heat-trapping, storm-intensifying carbon dioxide from our atmosphere. Two solutions championed by the Obama administration exemplify what we can do. Raising automobile mileage standards to 54.5 MPG will reduce carbon emissions from new vehicles by half by 2025. Limiting harmful emissions from new power plants will cut carbon pollution even more, helping calm our climate.
But we can do much more. Cleaning up emissions from existing, outdated dirty power plants, ending counterproductive policies like subsidies for oil, gas and coal companies, and stopping climate-altering undertakings like the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, which will only increase our carbon-intensive use of tar sands and court more weather disasters, are important next steps.
State and local governments, meanwhile, can better prepare for the effects of climate change – whether it's sea level rise or drought or heat-related health problems. Washington, D.C., for instance, is implementing environmentally friendly stormwater control systems that will help reduce flooding and protect water quality in a changing climate—an example that other cities can follow.
And as individuals, we cannot sit on the sidelines while our planet and our neighbors suffer through climate change and extreme weather. Making the right choices in our homes and in our communities when it comes to where we get our energy will not only help heal our planet, it also will help improve our finances.
We must also hold our lawmakers accountable. Countless surveys show that Americans want and expect Congress to address climate change, to increase clean energy and to protect our health and environment.
Yet our current Congress so far has done the exact opposite, taking an unprecedented number of votes against environmental protections while simultaneously launching politically motivated witch hunts every time a clean energy company stumbles. Our lawmakers should protect our health and welfare, not follow the dictates of lobbyists for big polluters.
Most importantly, we must stop ignoring the problem—and start ignoring those who
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If we couldn't figure it out ourselves from the freak derecho storm that crippled the Washington area; from the devastating wildfires in Colorado; from the hottest January-June in U.S. history or one of the worst U.S. droughts ever, science once again has shown us the connections.
In the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's "State of the Climate in 2011" report, 378 scientists from 48 countries concluded that extreme weather events are connected to human-induced climate change. This human-induced climate change, the NOAA report found, dramatically increased the odds of heat waves in Texas, wide temperature fluctuations in the United Kingdom and devastating storms in Australia and elsewhere around the globe last year.
Only those with ulterior motives and those they can persuade will continue denying that human-caused climate change is beginning to wreak havoc on our planet and on our lives. We should not allow this minority to prevent us from taking the steps we can and must take to help heal our climate.
And we would be wise to act now - before the next weather disaster strikes.
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Here is a link to an article describing how much NEW plowed farmland was created in the US in the last few years
36,000 square miles of perennial plant life turned to sprayed dirt in roughly the time I've been ringing the alarm on TEC. And all funded and mandated by the US government.
Usually, the reason land is not crop farmed is because it is not suitable for crop farming. And sure enough, when unsuitable land is farmed we get just what we are told we would get. You could overlay the linked farming map with the heat/drought/flood/crop failure map and get a match.
CO2 emissions alone do not correlate with graphic and timing facts.
This is the most anti-environment administration in modern US history, but activists are so cloistered in their urban confusion they don't have a clue. This pro-dustbowl policy did just what many predicted. Wake up before it's too late for everybody. Lucky for the 1930s they had smart leaders able to learn conservation, and feed the world during/after WWII. We won't fix this until we accept we have a conservation problem.
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You mean "For the SECOND episode, "Dark Wings, Dark Words" one would need to have read through Chapter 30, Arya V.
Any input on where I would have to read for the third episode?
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Reading along with 'A Storm of Swords' and season three of 'A Game of Thrones' will be fairly challenging, but each week I'll let you know (as spoiler-free as possible) where your pace should be to stay just ahead of the series.
So your favorite show and mine, Game of Thrones, returned this week to some killer ratings. Things in Westeros were — for the most part — how we left them: Jon is still devolving into a whiny Luke-Skywalker-in-A-New-Hope-esque character. Tyrion is still a BAMF. Sansa is still in deep poo. Arya and Bran are … well, we'll get to that next week. And Joffery is still in need of a good slap to the face.
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For the episode "Dark Wings, Dark Words," one would need to have read through Chapter 30, Arya V. After this week's "sliding back into" the world of Westeros, things definitely begin to pick up (and you just wait for next week).
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Posted on 11/06/2013 4:39:57 PM PST by Clintonfatigued
Eleven of the states 64 counties placed a measure on their Election Day ballots for voters to decide whether to pursue secession.
In six counties, the measure passed by mostly wide margins, the The Denver Post reported.
The push is unlikely to succeed. In order for the new state to be created, the Colorado electorate or legislature would have to approve and so would the U.S. Congress.
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They can secede anytime they like. F DC.
This is an interesting development. There have been remarks about either having conservatives state succeed or perhaps expelling liberal states. Most have been in jest, but a few serious. There's no doubt that the political factions have grown inreasingly apart, mostly due to the left using government, schools, and the media to force-feed their policies down everyone else's throat.
I was impressed that the big income tax increase got smashed statewide. There is hope...
Note that I never used the terms "red state" or "blue state" in my posting.
; )
This is not just a stunt. If these 6 counties seceed, it demonstrates that there will be pockets of resistance in the event of a national 'emergency' resulting in martial law.
In the event of SHTF, residents would have a fighting chance to retain some of their liberties.
If they do succeed it will get awful crowded fast.
I was hoping for a map. I know here in western South Dakota a lot of us would like to get rid of the eastern part of the state.
Not only was it smashed, it spent over $10,000,000 to try to pass. I don't know what the anti-tax side spent, but I'd guess less than a million.
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I'd worry about the rest of the state which should not be abandoned to the left, but it would be nice to bank 2 Senators.
Seems like a big longshot though.
Note to everyone on this thread, they are exploring seceding from Colorado (to form a new state) not from the USA.
Another alternative is for these Colorado counties to become part of a neighboring state. No federal permission required, only a shifting of state boundaries and permission of the nearby state to join them.
I do not believe that Virginia had a say when West Virginia was made up out of whole cloth.
You mean there might actually be hope for us here in downstate Illinois, too? We could be Illinois and that taxdollar-sinkhole up north on Lake Michigan could become the Kingdom of Chicago! I like it!
West River and East River, then only one Dakota
"There have been remarks about either having conservatives state succeed or perhaps expelling liberal states."
Oh, I'm serious.
Ping for later
Me too. We could dig out the old tollbooths and turn 'em into guard houses so they couldn't sneak out...
Power PING!!!
Much of which was provided by the failed Mayor of New York, Michael "the Fascist" Bloomberg (who also funded the campaign to stop the recall of government worshipers John Morse and Angela Giron).
That would work for me.
I'm glad to see that as California keeps getting bashed here on FR by no nothings that think the entire state is blue. It isn't. Huge areas of the state are very rural and very conservative. Where I live, almost everyone owns guns and there are no murders.
Good post.
Not only was it smashed, it spent over $10,000,000 to try to pass. I dont know what the anti-tax side spent, but Id guess less than a million.
Bill Gates dumped a lot of money for the pro-tax folks. Billionaires forcing you to pay higher income taxes.
I believe I can speak for my colleagues in that the Commonwealth of Kentucky will welcome you with open arms.
Except for the Democratic governor. F him too.
Your tagline reads "Roberts has perverted the Constitution." Ironically, you're the one who obviously hasn't read the Constitution if you think counties can secede willy nilly. The process for new states being carved out of larger states is explicitly stated in the Constitution. You might read it one of these days -- it's a good read!
Not true. The split was approved by the Virginia legislature -- or what the Federal Government recognized as the Virginia legislature, "The Restored Government of Virginia" which was based in what is now Wheeling, West Virginia. The Constitutionality of the split, while dubious at the time, was nevertheless upheld by the US Supreme Court in 1871 and is settled law.
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Add this to the list of Obozo's "legacy"....
New States may be admitted by the Congress into this Union; but no new States shall be formed or erected within the Jurisdiction of any other State; nor any State be formed by the Junction of two or more States, or parts of States, without the Consent of the Legislatures of the States concerned as well as of the Congress. (IV.iii.)
There is no "new" in the bolded part. So if those counties joined Wyoming, Wyoming would have been formed by the junction of two or more states or parts of states. Thus, it would require consent of Congress, the legislature of Colorado and the legislature of Wyoming.
Another alternative is for these Colorado counties to become part of a neighboring state. No federal permission required, only a shifting of state boundaries and permission of the nearby state to join them.
Oooohh....goood point. Texas has the argument that consent of Congress has already been granted.
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Religions for Peace endorses Sustainable Development Goals
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Why David Beats Goliath… And Why Sprinklr Loves Being the Underdog
Sean Ludwig's article in VentureBeat said it best:
In the realm of business-focused social media management, Salesforce-owned Radian6 and Adobe are arguably the two biggest players. There's also Hootsuite, the startup that just raised a massive $165 million round.
But New York City's Sprinklr is a true underdog that basically came out of nowhere and secured some of the biggest customers on the planet.
We are excited by these accolades, as anyone would be, and are convinced that our core beliefs about building a business are responsible. Here's what drives us:
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We didn't start off as a channel tool, and we think it's irresponsible to assemble the next generation of enterprise social infrastructure via a Frankenstein-like acquisition and integration approach. Instead, our focus has been — since Day One — to build a complete Social Relationship Infrastructure solely for large enterprises…and to innovate at the speed of Social. It's a pace which larger companies cannot possibly match.
Agility, particularly in Social at this stage of the evolution, is critical.
We're humbled and honored that our efforts have been recognized by multiple leading industry analysts. The Altimeter Group cited Sprinklr as the "most capable" to meet the needs of large organizations, eConsultancy placed us in each of the past two years in the "top-right" position, and the Forrester SRP Wave said that Sprinklr is "the most powerful technology on the market."
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Simply put, you can't implement a large enterprise solution without services led by people who deeply understand the challenges the client is facing.
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One of our core values is "Passionately and Genuinely Care." And when you are passionate, you have a sense of urgency and a relentless desire to go bigger, further, and faster than anyone else.
So, when a company like Microsoft wants to deploy Social to 1,100 people (watch the video), this is the kind of challenge that Sprinklrites live for.
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Nearly 300 of the world's largest, most social brands choose Sprinklr for their enterprise social infrastructure. But it's not just anybody — leaders and innovators like Intel, Cisco, Hearst, Dell, Virgin America, IHG, and 1-800-FLOWERS choose us because they are innovators. These companies are populated by leaders in the field, extremely smart and passionate people who want a true partnership with a company that will help them build the future of enterprise Social.
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Posted December 17, 2008 12:23 pm by Taylor Pratt with 3 comments
Looks like Evan Williams wasn't kidding when he turned down Facebook last month. Evan had said one of the primary reasons that Twitter turned Facebook down was that they haven't established a way to monetize the social platform yet. He also mentioned that monetizing Twitter is the top priority over the next year. Evan claims that he is tired of having to rely on fundraising as their primary source of revenue.
In Twitter's first effort to achieve that goal, they posted a job description for a Product Manager whose primary responsibility will be to monetize Twitter. The job description looks like this:
Anyone thinking of applying? How would you monetize Twitter?
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Keeps hunters gear out of sight
Durable polyester
Conceals without impairing vision
Perfect for building blinds
Measures 54" x 12
Hunter's Specialties Premium Doe Estrus Plus Scent, 2 fl. oz.
Collected during the 24 to 36 hour estrus cycle
Spiked with a potent sexual, territorial deer musk
Especially effective during the rut
Hunter's Specialties Heavy Horns Rattle Bag
Ideal for caling bucks elk at pre-rut and rut
Hardwood rods replicate antler crashing sounds
Durable bag with lanyard for easy carry
Easy-to-use one-handed design
Hunter's Specialties 180-Day Estrus
Attracts bucks and encourages repeat visits
Pure fresh doe urine collected during estrus
Pheromone stabiliziation keeps liquid potent
Simply place upwind of your hunting spot
Hunter's Specialties 2 Hot Does Urine
Attracts bucks and encourages repeat visits
Pure fresh doe urine collected during estrus
Pheromone stabiliziation keeps liquid potent
Simply place upwind of your hunting spot
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