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What we are suffering from today as the greatest sustainability challenge is not poverty, it is not greed, it is not climate change, it is not declining fisheries … or forests or biodiversity. None of those things, though they are very, very important. What we are suffering from today is the lack of competence in our leadership…
— Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt, Founder of The Natural Step.
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Note: This was first published on the Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere blog
Science is telling us that our world is in trouble. We have too many people consuming too much stuff. There is hope however, as humanity is slowly demonstrating a spontaneous propensity towards developing the behavioral adaptations necessary to reach a sustainable population and a respect for nature that could enable human civilization to persist.
Of course failure to change humanity's dominant behavior and adapt would result in an irreversible depletion of non-renewable resources and fouling of the biosphere with our waste. Even worse, population would continue to expand and consumption would continue to grow exponentially. The outlook is bleak if the forces of human population and consumption continue unchecked. Extinctions will increase to massive proportions, eliminating many of the creatures with whom we share this planet and by extension humanity itself.
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So I have a Nexus 7 and ultimately what I want to do is have it open an app and let my computer see what the app sees. I think the best way would be to either screenshot it or somehow mirror my Nexus 7 onto my PC [if that's even possible] -- this needs to be completely automated as well, however I can write some kind of small script for my PC if the mirroring option is possible.
If you enable USB debugging on your device and install Android SDK on your PC you can do this by a script:
The package name can be retrieved by listing all installed packages:
This starts the app specified by package name and activity name.
The ActivityName is a bit harder to get. It is written in the Manifest ambedded in the App APK file. Therefore you could pull the APK file from the device and read the manifest via
Then create the screen shot and download it to the PC (works with Android 4.0 and higher):
I just was looking for something similar as I seen Samsung tablet screen sharing with laptop that was connected to projector. This was done with TeamViewer app on laptop and TeamViewer QuickSupport, but this is at this moment only available to Samsung devices. (You can with their other apps remotely control pc or join meetig call, but that is about it). Next app I'm playing with is AirDroid but this has only limited access to files, multimedia. To be able to squeeze out more you will have to root your device and grant access. If I find something else more suitable for android device sharing to pc/laptop I will update this.

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I really want to try it out, but I don't want to restore my phone and lose all my messages, pictures, apps and everything I have on my phone now. Is there a way I can download it without having to lose all of that? And I'm not really familiar with iCloud since I've never used it. I have the iPhone 5 if that helps any.
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I also want to try it, but personally I think you should just wait. since its the beta version there's still going to be bugs and stuff not working with a lot of the apps you use, which can be frustrating. But If you wanna try it out, you shouldn't loose anything as long as your iPhone is backed up to your computer.
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the last post is correct, the ios 7 beta feels very broken right now, however to answer your question you will not lose anything except for apps and music(only the data and settings of the apps will be kept), you will have to resync the music and apps since you must restore as new iphone in the process(not unless you directly update to ios 7 if you are a developer no apps or music will be deleted).
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Nov. 3, 2012
Recap | Final Stats | Notes | Photo Gallery
Postgame Quotes
UCLA 66, Arizona 10
November 3, 2012 - Rose Bowl
UCLA head coach Jim Mora
opening remarks
"It was a good win. We played well in all phases of the game. It was fun, like Johnathan [Franklin] said, to get some guys in there who don't get a chance to play as much as we would like. But they are great contributors to what we do here. Melvin [Emesibe] busts his tail every day in practice. My favorite moment was, here's this guy [Johnathan Franklin] sitting to my left, who has already broken the UCLA all-time rushing record, and when Melvin scored, he couldn't get to the end zone faster and it cost us 15 yards, but it shows how selfless he is. He's an inspiration to all of those who watch him."
on the defense
"They played disciplined. They tackled well, which is important to do against a team with a lot of playmakers. Our coverage and our rush meshed well tonight. Right from the start, there weren't a lot of places to throw it. Unfortunately, that young man [Matt Scott] went out of the game, and I hope that he's OK. When you get a backup quarterback in there, that just helps you on defense."
"They felt challenged. We knew this was an outstanding offense coming in here tonight. They have put up huge numbers, and they came in here with a lot of acclaim. Our guys gave up more points last week than we would like to. They had a great week of practice. They practiced fast. They were focused. They studied. They did all the things that they needed to do and put it all together tonight. There's no magic to it. It's just doing what you're supposed to do.
on sophomore linebacker Eric Kendricks
"Now he's had nine games in the scheme, and I think he's feeling more comfortable. He doesn't have to think as much. He just reacts. He's a very good athlete who works hard during the week. You're starting to see the result of that - the hard work, the commitment and the knowledge of the defense. He looks very comfortable playing in our defense right now."
on freshman wide receiver Jordan Payton
"Jordan is just a good football player. He catches anything near him. He's physical and can run after the catch. He runs hard and he's now nine games into his career. He improves because he keeps working hard at it. He has intentions of getting better."
UCLA senior running back Johnathan Franklin
on becoming UCLA's all-time rushing leader
"It's a great feeling. All praises to my teammates. They have pushed me every day - the linemen blocking for me and the receivers working down field. All those guys open up the big holes, and I just run through them. I was just thinking about doing whatever I can to help my team win. That helped contribute to the team."
on the 37-yard touchdown run to break the record
"I was so emotional - praise God for allowing me to do it and breaking it on that run. I was happy my teammates could celebrate that with me."
on redshirt freshman running back Melvin Emesibe
"Melvin works so hard. A lot of people don't see him staying after practice and working on the weekends. He's a great guy and a great player who definitely deserved what he got today."
on envisioning this record when he enrolled at UCLA
"No, I didn't. But praise God for it. Things happen for a reason. I've got this good coach next to me."
on winning by 56 points
"Our game started on Tuesday in practice. It showed today. Winning is our only motive. It's about me contributing to my team. We had a great week of practice and it showed today."
on UCLA's potential with three games remaining
"We just have to keep working hard in practice. We understand the position that we have put ourselves in. Our leadership has to step up and keep guys focused. If we keep working, things should fall into place."
Arizona head coach Rich Rodriguez
opening statement
"I'm embarrassed by how we played, and it starts with me as the head coach. I thought we were ready to play, but we weren't of course and it starts with me and the staff. I told the players we shouldn't have this game define who we are because even in our other losses, I at least thought we were competitive and did some good things. Tonight we didn't do anything well at all. I give UCLA credit. They played very, very well and have some talented players. But our performance was embarrassing."
on the status of Hank Hobson
"They said he had movement in his hands and feet, but they're taking him to the hospital to check him out and we'll know shortly whether we'll keep him overnight here or whether he'll be cleared to fly back with the team."
on UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley
"He played really well tonight. I don't remember him missing too many passes. His decision-making was really on target as well. I think he looked like a great player to me tonight."
on struggles on both sides of the ball
"We didn't block them. We didn't get off of press coverage. We didn't get open. We didn't throw it right. We didn't run it right. We didn't call the plays right. There was not anything we did well."


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TNT says it has canceled Timothy Hutton's Los Angeles-set drama series "Leverage" after five seasons.
"We are honored to have worked with executive producer Dean Devlin, Electric Entertainment, creators John Rogers and Chris Downey, and all the cast and production crew on 'Leverage,'" the statement said.
"We look forward to exploring new opportunities to work with them again in the future. We also want to thank the passionately devoted fans of 'Leverage,' who have been the driving force behind its success."
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Zurcher receives Sagamore of the Wabash
Longtime Monroe businessman Paul Zurcher thought he was gathering with friends on Wednesday to celebrate his 90th birthday at the Back 40 Restaurant in Decatur.
While that was true, there was a much different gift waiting in the wings to honor the celebrated businessman. State Representative Matt Lehman was bearing a special gift from the state's highest office. Lehman presented Zurcher with the Sagamore of the Wabash Award from Governor Mike Pence.
Celebrated for years as the state's highest award, Lehman reminded those present that the text of the award is listed as, "Humanity in Living, his Loyalty in Friendship, his Wisdom in Council and his Inspiration in Leadership."
The award was named after Native American Tribes and an individual that chiefs consulted with for advice.
Zurcher said following the meeting that he was totally shocked .
"I never expected an award like that," said Zurcher. "I was raised a farm boy. First and foremost all of my life is my commitment to God. I have become the person that I am because of the presence of Jesus Christ in my life.
"The first of my commitments in my life is to seek God's friendship for fellowship and guidance," continued Zurcher. "I am grateful for our family. Success in life is when parents can see their children grow up and go out in the world and make their parents proud.
"Then it is very special to see your grandchildren grow up and make you proud," added Zurcher.
Zurcher credited things he has learned from other people and his love of reading for much of his success.
"Most of all it is my commitment to God's Word and Jesus Christ," stated Zurcher. "We've been blessed. I am so grateful. The Lord receives the credit for any of the success that might be there."
Zurcher said that his greatest joy has always been that of helping others succeed. Through growing partnerships, he helps individuals open the store of their dreams and guide the day-by-day operations.
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Awake in the World offers 108 quick and simple exercises inspired by wisdom traditions around the globe. Compatible with any belief system these practical techniques can be used any time you need them. Learn to sharpen your spiritual awareness, stay calm in a crisis, focus on what is truly important, and recognize the divine all around you. Best of all, you'll invite soul-nourishing peace and calm into your fast-paced life.
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"W.H Cushing Workplace School. We make downtown vibrant!"
A one-of-a-kind school in the heart of Calgary and a Catholic school in Sherwood Park that spearheaded a life-changing program are the 2011/12 award of excellence winners in the Alberta Teachers' Association's (ATA) School–Community Relations Awards school category.
W. H. Cushing Workplace School, Calgary
The first of its kind in Canada, W. H. Cushing Workplace School was established in 1995 as a public school in Calgary's downtown core. The school links K–3 students' learning environment to their parents' work environment and to downtown resources. The school's motto, "Linking the worlds of work and school," focuses on creating a positive learning setting with opportunities to contribute to the community in meaningful ways.
W. H. Cushing Workplace School provides a unique and enriching experience for students by participating annually in events such as decorating kites for Olympic Plaza at the Calgary International Children's Festival; creating art banners for the CTrain platforms as part of the Mayor's Environmental Expo; and carolling in December at the Calgary Public Library and Heritage Park. Additionally, students participate in various programs for the community that develop social responsibility, such as growing vegetables for the Mustard Seed; contributing to the "Warm Feet for the Street" program, which provides socks and toiletries to Calgarians in need; participating in the Terry Fox Run; donating to "Giving from the Heart," which provides donations to the veterans' food bank; and creating "Valentines for Veterans."
Calgary's community members praised the school's contribution to the city's downtown. The Calgary Public Library said, "Students find many ways to give back to the library, such as through choir performances every year at Christmas time for [library] customers. They are a valuable asset … and will surely become lifelong readers and library users." The Calgary Downtown Association said, "These children bring an added vitality and have a very positive impact on the downtown area through their various activities. They are a valuable asset and will be our future downtown champions."
Archbishop Jordan Catholic High School, Sherwood Park
Last September, under the guidance of Tanya Thiessen, assistant principal at Archbishop Jordan Catholic High School, in Sherwood Park, the school embarked on Helping Hampers, in partnership with Geomeer, a charitable organization.
Students at Archbishop Jordan Catholic High School, Sherwood Park, wrap Christmas hampers for local families.
Working with the local Catholic parish, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, the goal of Helping Hampers was to sustain three local families over a three-to six-month period, including Christmas, when toys and gifts were also provided. Students enrolled in the school's leadership courses set up collection sites and organized hampers. It took the school 14 days to collect more than 5,000 items and 120 Christmas gifts—and 8 hours to wrap everything. So much was collected that three trucks were needed to deliver the goods to the parish, where volunteers organized items for distribution.
Dean Sarnecki, principal of Archbishop Jordan, said that within a week, the entire school community was involved, including parents and nonschool community members who heard about the project and wanted to help. "I am extremely proud of our students and our staff and the community in their kindness and charity in this project. Programs and activities like this demonstrate our community involvement and model for our students our role as members of a greater community."
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Discussion in 'News & Features' started by TheEimas, Dec 3, 2011.
Next issue gonn be about art so yeah.
Nice, the piece of art for me/Black & White was the best?
Also, love this idea
And, what can I do to help?
this needs to be stickied, ill chexck up on it ^.^
Thank you guys
pretty nice i really like this and i think this could work for everyone to know if anything has happened and if something fun or interesting is happening on the forums
i support this
and wait for the next issue
hm i have some suggestions, you should have a clan of the week and server of the week. also will you update this everyday? or just on certain days?
It's gonna be weekly. And I think that clan and server for the week idea is great.
If you're looking for a writer, I'd be willing to write some articles. If not, then I wish you the best of luck. This is an excellent idea
Absolutely brilliant, sir. Absolutely brilliant.
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Thank for your support guys, I'm already preparing next issue. Everything done except one interview.
Sounds great! Looking forward to it!
Maybe a story/ poem feature section? I could write the poems if you want.
Please PM me if you wanna to advertise.
I had to un-like this, then like it again for the new issue.
You un-liked it to just like it again? Well I have nothing to say. And about clan... I need owners premission and advertisment itself.
Haunt is an admin over there, I can hook you up.
That would be great. One question. Will Haunt prepare ad or I will have to?
I think I can.
Just a recruitment paper, ya know?
I've always loved newspapers. (Well, I don't read them, but I've always liked their "bringing the current events to you" approach. If that makes sense.
Good luck on the next issue, and remember. Always say "Hot off the presses" to seem more professional. [/stereotypical journalism tip because I actually know nothing about the subject]


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SAN JOSE, Calif. - The Idaho volleyball team continued Western Athletic Conference play at San Jose State on Thursday evening, and fell victim to the Spartans in a 3-0 loss in what was SJSU's home opener.
Idaho lost 25-15, 25-14, 28-26 to fall to 3-10 overall and 1-2 in the WAC. San Jose State improved to 5-7 overall and 1-2 in WAC play with the win.
"San Jose came out and played great, they came after us," Idaho coach Debbie Buchanan said. "Our kids were a little timid. At times we play not to lose instead of playing to win. We get tight and we just have to compete and right now for whatever reason we're a little off. We're a little hesitant to compete."
The Spartans came out and hit .455 in the first set and held Idaho to a .023 hitting percentage in the second set to build a 2-0 match lead. The Vandals had a chance to extend the match with set-point twice in the third set at 24-23 and 26-25, but offensive miscues kept the Spartans alive, and they were able to capitalize with the 28-26 victory.
"The other team passed well and ran a quick system," Buchanan said of San Jose State. "The first game I think we were just shocked. We just were really tentative. San Jose definitively out-played us tonight. We're making too many errors."
Idaho finished the match with 19 attack errors, seven service errors, one block error and one receiving error. The Vandals hit .113 in the match, the team's second-lowest percentage of the season.
Allison (Walker) Baker had a match-high 13 kills and added five digs for the Vandals while hitting .109. Taylor Wilkinson played in one set off the bench for Idaho and had two kills on five attempts and added three blocks. Ashley Chirstman had seven kills and four blocks for the Vandals, and hit .267.
"Taylor came off the bench and did a great job, hit .400 and had some blocks. Ashley did a nice job on the right side," Buchanan said.
Alyssa Schultz had a match-high five blocks and added three kills. Janelle Chow led the Vandals with nine digs and Ryann Carter finished with 23 assists and eight digs for Idaho.
The Spartans hit .337 in the match with 48 kills and 14 errors on 101 swings. SJSU out-dug Idaho 55-34. Four San Jose State players finished the match with double-digit kills.
The Vandals wrap up their road swing on Saturday at Utah State. Idaho will return home to host Texas State and UTSA on Sept. 27 and 29. Both matches begin at 7 p.m. in Memorial Gym.


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Franklin - Two 19-year-old men were arrested for burglary after an alert police officer pursued a vehicle speeding out of a Franklin subdivision Monday.
According to the Franklin police report:
The officer attempted to pull the vehicle over after he saw it speed out of a subdivision near 76th Street and Drexel Avenue about 3 a.m. Monday. The driver failed to stop for the officer and a pursuit ensued.
The chase ended when the driver pulled over in the 9500 block of West Loomis Road. After police discovered numerous stolen items in the car, the occupants, a 19-year-old Franklin man and a 19-year-old Milwaukee man, were arrested.
A police investigation determined the men stole the items from a home and four vehicles in the 7900 block of South 55th Street prior to the police chase. They apparently entered the home while the residents were sleeping.
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I can't quite figure out how to be able to import an image from file and print it out on the LCD screen for the NXT.
The main point is that we're creating this claw game at school where we're using a joystick as to where the claw is supposed to move.
On click, the claw will fire down and try grab some of the "prizes" that are down in that box, just like in the carneval.
But then again, I need help creating something so I can get images on the LCD screen.
The LCD is supposed to display arrows as to which direction the claw is moving.
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Went to 3 auto parts stores and 1 speed shop(Murrays here in Fla.) , no one has the above type thermostat. Changing out my 180 for a 160.
Where do you guys order them from?
Went to 3 auto parts stores and 1 speed shop(Murrays here in Fla.) , no one has the above type thermostat. Changing out my 180 for a 160.
Where do you guys order them from?
Auto Zone .
Jack DeLelys......2000 Boss Hoss 350/400 HP
A newbie here, 2005 502 bought from Lima Auto mall. Checked for a thermostat, not one from the factory. put a 160 in, temp went up, pulled it back out. I always heard in a car, you have to have a thermostat to keep the water actually cooling the motor, preventing the water from moving through the block, heads, water pump and radiator too fast to thoroughly cool the motor & heads. Thought about this considerably and in my opinion with a car you do have to have a thermostat, reason is water pump and hose size to and from radiator, block heads waterpump etc. is large enough to allow a large amount of water to flow through and not get a chance to cool the motor as needed. With a BH though due to the sizes of the water hoses the coolant can't flow too fast through the radiator, waterpump, block and heads, thus allowing the block and heads to be cooled as needed without a thermostat. JMHO, but then again, what the hell do i know. How about it those in the know?
Darryl Campbell
My 97 smallblock would heat up when on the expressway at high speeds, so I installed a 160 stat and the motor ran hotter, so I gutted out the stat and installed just the stat housing problem gone. I think by slowing the water down help cool the engine at high speed.
My .02
A thermostat makes great since with a water pump that has variable speed and volume but we don't have such a thing. Our electric pump runs one speed and the size of the radiator outlets, a thermostat is not needed or the Factory would put one in every bike. If a great part of your ridding is in very cold weather then it might be the answer but even that would not persuade me to run one.Originally Posted by Gaston 2005 502
People are lonely because they build Walls Instead of Bridges.
I tried a thermostat but ended up removing it . Since I installed a radiator Grille I've found that the grille reduces the air flow just enough where the coolant stays at about 180 most of the time under normal riding weather conditions without a thermostat . Yes it will run cooler when the embient air temp is cooler but riding under normal summer temps . it will run about 175-180 degrees . The only advantage I could see with the thermostat is the engine did warm up faster .
Jack DeLelys......2000 Boss Hoss 350/400 HP
Interesting fact on the failsafe thermostat and the theory that restriction is needed to cool the engine. I am sure there are conditions where this theory of restriction needed can be both true and false. The failsafe thermostats only difference from other thermostats is that it locks permanently open after an engine overheats at a very high temperature (maybe 260 degrees but I don't remember). The thermostat is designed to have minimum restriction until replaced after an engine has overheated. There would still be some restriction from the fact that it is there but the design is to flow maximum coolant. There is no other safety from this thermostat except helping prevent engine damage on an extremely overheating engine. There is nothing keeping the thermostat from failing closed although I find it unlikely.Originally Posted by Gaston 2005 502
Well, I'm going to just flat out disagree with Adrian and maybe we'll have to agree to disagree. GM designed the system to have a thermostat, and unless you've got 75-80 degree days throughout your life, the engine will run at a minimum temperature of changing values depending on the weather.
While I've never heard of an engine failing on a BH because of this, to me that's just not right. I need my engine to run at a minimum temperature for my FI to work properly. Granted, that's adjustable and I've got it set at 105 degrees to go into closed loop. Not only that, but when I first bought my bike and rode through a couple 25 degree days, it was running at 120 degrees. That can't be good for an extended period, so in this country that means a thermostat is a must.
However, if people want to run without one and everything is good, that's fine with me. I'm certainly not trying to tell anyone else what to do, just what I do.
StuOriginally Posted by crazymf
I am glad you disagree with me because I was sure you were a sleep.
I know that a fuel injection requires some temperature to operate normal and I learned from experience after pulling the thermostat out of a F I motor.
I have very little interest in F I on Boss Hoss (might need to perk up though) but my biggest interest in the rider and keeping them cool.
I doubt that very many folks will wear out their ZZ-4 engines due to the low millage, and load they carry so I could care less about the longevity of the thing.
My comfort is what really maters to me and my friends.
People are lonely because they build Walls Instead of Bridges.
Yeah, I was asleep for a while, but I'm awake now...
My experience without the thermostat was that if riding 60 degrees or lower the engine would never warm up it would run around 120 degrees. My goal with having installed a thermostat is to keep the engine operating in a small range of temperatures after warming up. The less variance in temperature is better for longevity of headgaskets when using aluminum heads on a cast iron block. I feel a lower temperature thermostat 160 or 170 that just helps prevent very low temperatures but does not get the engine warm enough to activate the fan often. Which is my other goal to keep engine temperature naturally below fan turn on temp as much as possible. I guess I am looking for alot in my temperature operation but am fairly content with how I have gotten my bike to operate in my climate and riding style. As for bigblocks I don't even remember anyone in the cooler climates feeling the need for thermostats on them but I have now experience to be sure.
For a young .... like you, you seem to have a good grasp on things. I appreciate your point of view. Too bad you're not old enough to test drive a Boss Hoss. dig dig.
I'm sure climate would make a difference in the way we would want to cool/warm our engines. If I were running in Stu's neck of the woods I don't think that my setup would be good. Here in Florida it gets very hot in the summer and a BB runs hotter than a SB. I increased my water flow through my cooling system and decreased my operating temp by 30 degrees. My bike use to run 225 degrees in slow traffic on a hot day and the fan never turned off. That was unbearable. Now it never gets above 195 degrees even on the hottest day in any traffic. I would never consider running a thermostat and restricting water flow after I put so much into increasing it. But, that's here in Florida and not at the North Pole!
Heck, I even considered pulling my heads and drilling out the head gaskets to increase the water flow even more but after going through this summer, I don't think it's necessary.
"That's all I've got to say about tha-at"!
-Forest Gump
We are a lot like the Florida boys and it does get hot here on some days (100 plus).Originally Posted by SRF
When it gets to 40 to 50 degrees both Cozaey and my trikes seem to run at 150 degrees. Hers is just a little over 150 and mine dead on so 150 is about as low as it does except on a super cold day, 30 degrees, I have seen 130 but if I stop it will warm up to 150.
People are lonely because they build Walls Instead of Bridges.
My 2002 385 is fuel injected, and I have never ran a thermostat. I have never had a problem at all (maybe I have been fortunate so far). I ride it to work every day, and the temp range varies from 100+ in the summer to 5 degrees sometimes in the winter. Over the past couple of weeks, I have been on night shifts, and it has been in the low to mid-twenties every morning at 6am for the 25 mile one-way ride. The engine temps usually agerage 110-120 (I assume) in the mornings. I know I always let the bike warm up to at least 150 degrees before I leave, and it quickly drops after I get started. The FI system has never given me a problem after doing this for years now. I may simply be fortunate, and it may be the warm up time I am allowing it is helping a lot. I have 41,000 miles on her now, and I couldn't be happier. I am thinking however of changing the 15-50 Mobil 1 out to the 10W-30 for the winter months. I have always ran the 15W-50 so far. I do have a set of stainless panels I fabricated to go in front of the radiator, but I haven't put them on this year as of yet. I have always been skeptical of any flow obstruction of the cooling system using an electrical pump. I am still running the factory pumps, both water and fuel. I sure do pray this message doesn't jinx me or my bike... :D
The Boss Hoss is not "just a motorcycle", it is a way of life!
The problem is that the FI system stays in open loop until a preset temperature, which means it will run in start mode, rich. The preset may be low enough that 110 degrees might do it. I know with my former Howell FI, 125 degrees didn't do it. The bike will still run, but richer than necessary and mileage will suffer.
Shane will be old enough to demo a Boss Hoss on 5 December 2009.
Special trip by Shane to Dyersburg at that time is needed!
Bill Van Sant
I think we should band together and get him a baby soother to wear until then.
Hell, why not go all the way and make HIM wear the pink panties too until he's old enough to pass them on... hehe
Went on a Toy Run this saturday to the Henchmens hangout in Tracy.
Hells Angels came by to "supervise"...... I was wearing 4 police memorial run pins and I felt like I was either keeping the peace or waiting for several hundred slugs to hit me in the chest....
In the 45 minute ride from my house, with windchill, had to be close to freezing and wearing all the gear I wear for cold weather riding, my hands were popsicles and my snot frose. The bike didnt get past 150 degrees until I stopped at a light for a few minutes and it went up to 160.... Turned the fan on but the bike wasnt hot enough to heat me up!
Bike didnt like that temp neither...wasnt running well. Ran much better on the return trip around noon, when it had warmed up a bit and the bike could run at 160-165 degrees.
Originally Posted by HossZZ4
Obviously, we have to run a thermostat in the fall and spring up here. I use a 160 high flow and it will keep the temp at 185 to 190 even at close to freezing temperatures. Otherwise it runs so cold that it can't be good for it.,


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Iris setosa var. canadensis 'Nana' (syn. Iris hookeri) – is the true diminutive form. Porcelain blue iris flowers bloom in early summer among the green swords held vertically. Beach-head Iris is a very nice upright element in the rock garden and will be further dwarfed if grown in a trough where it is just fetching. This sweet little iris has been kicked back and forth by taxonomists. Said to prefer acid conditions in full to part sun, we have grown it in calcareous soil in a trough where it thrived. The dwarf Beach-head Iris is clumping, a slow to moderate increaser and the foliage is especially handsome. Division.
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wow man your new tattoo is way boss.
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1. Person in charge at a place of employment.
2. Bruce Springsteen
2. Bruce Springsteen
1. My boss fired me today.
2. Back in the 1980s, Bruce Springsteen was known as the boss.
2. Back in the 1980s, Bruce Springsteen was known as the boss.
מאת The_Seeker 18 ביולי, 2003
Something of great importance; An incredible good thing.
"Hey, i just found twenty bucks. That's boss!!"
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Cool, bad ass, head of your employment, hard-core person
Im a boss!!! Thats so boss. Hes my boss.
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A term of endearment for someone thats good in bed. A man that is the Boss of the pussy. Your pussy is on call 24/7 & will do anything he says to keep him in bed.
What's up boss, u ready to give me sum of that gud gud?
Girl u should c my new boss. Hes straight thug sexy.
Girl u should c my new boss. Hes straight thug sexy.
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Jacksepticeye is a boss
מאת Marxman600 21 בדצמבר, 2014
noun-a person who is a leader, someone who runs shit in his/her hood or city.
If you got more than $100 G's in the bank and stackin paper every day, more than likely you are a Boss.
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- PLS is a computer file format that stores multimedia playlists, originally used by SHOUTcast and Icecast for streaming media over the Internet, such as a desktop icon used for listening to an online radio station that supports PLS, using the user's .MP3 player. PLS is a more expressive playlist format than basic M3U, as it can store information on the song title and length. With PLS version 2, playlists also include a PLS version declaration. iTunes, VLC media player, Totem, RealPlayer, Winamp, Yahoo! Music Jukebox, MediaMonkey, Windows Media Player, AIMP, XBMC, XMPlay, Rhythmbox, foobar2000, and more than 30 others are able to interpret PLS files. Media Player Classic with the K-Lite codec installed does work with PLS format but still requires the appropriate MIME or file extension associations. As a streaming audio format PLS has both advantages and disadvantages over other formats. A simple software MP3 player often consumes far less of the System Resources than the typical multi-function Internet Browser,. This ability to circumvent video advertisements is seen as a disadvantage by many for-profit radio stations, and the PLS format support has declined in popularity among radio stations. However, because audio streaming requires less bandwidth than video, PLS connections are popular with users on dial up and other low bandwidth connections or with limited system resources. Radio streaming PLS files are normally obtained via free download from either a participating radio station's Web site, or a radio-tuner type site such as SHOUTcast. PLS is also an inexpensive way to deliver radio over the Internet for small broadcasters, since it does not require a registered domain name, just an IP address. On a Macintosh, one can tune into many of these streams by clicking the radio tower button in iTunes.
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Your style is just beautiful. I've been trying to find a way to change my hair style and these make wonderful references to work from! Do you plan on making any more of these in the future?
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Lauren Conrad gave us a sharp reminder she will soon be a married woman with a lesson on wedding invite etiquette tonight, January 16 at Refinery29.
Lauren starts by putting herself as the perfect example addressing who the wedding host are depending on if the couple and/ or parents are the ones paying for it.
Then, Lauren talks about the time of year wedding will take place mainly being in June on the second Saturday of the month, but Lauren stresses nixing a.m./ p.m. when saying time of day.
Next, one must put the address of wedding in the fullest names possible avoiding abbreviations which sending invites out according to married, unmarried, and a guest with a friend if need be.
Lauren too says nouns, commas, and periods must be utilized in a certain way, plus invitations are worded differently according to religion, and never ever mention wedding registry on an invitation.
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IRONWOOD, Mich. — Dennis Lee Knutilla, 68, of Florence Street, Ironwood, died Thursday, Nov. 21, 2013, at home.
He was born on April 18, 1945, in Ironwood, son of the late Bernhardt and Marie (Clairmont) Knutilla, and had resided in Ironwood all of his life.
Dennis attended Ironwood schools, graduating from Luther L. Wright High School with the class of 1963. In high school he was active in ROTC and with the ski team. He also enjoyed hunting and fishing.
Dennis is survived by one sister, Carol Fortin, of Concordia, Kan .; three nephews, Timothy Worthington, of Wakefield, and Phillip (Jennifer) Anderson and Graig (Melissa) Anderson, both of Concordia.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by one sister, Karen Winkowski, on Sept. 16, 2013.
A service of remembrance will be held on Friday, Nov. 29, at 11 a.m. at the Ketola-Burla Funeral Home in Ironwood.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until the service.
Cremation will follow at the Range Crematory in Hurley, Wis.
Spring inurnment will be in Riverside Cemetery in Ironwood.
Arrangements are by Range Funeral Service and Crematory, Ketola-Burla Funeral Home of Ironwood.
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The 33-year-old from Pennsylvania is accused of aggravated assault, unlawful tattooing and endangering the welfare of a minor.
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A man has been charged with tattooing a yellow smiley face and a derogatory word on a 12-year-old girl's arm.
Randall Charlton III is accused of aggravated assault, simple assault, unlawful tattooing, corruption of minors and endangering the welfare of a minor.
The 33-year-old allegedly tattooed the youngster's left forearm while she was staying the night at a home in Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
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CHICAGO – Redshirt senior baseball player Ryan Shober recently received the "Finest in the Field" award presented by Rawlings which is given annually to the best fielder at each position in the Northern Woods League. Shober completed his second summer with Eau Claire Express, playing outfield this past season and touting a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage.
Shober played in 31 games last year before suffering a season-ending wrist injury on April 13. In 2011, the Inverness, Ill., native started in all 46 games he played in and helped pilot the Flames to a Horizon League regular season championship.
Shober will be one of eight seniors on the 2013 roster as the team missed out on the NCAA Championship last season, taking home runner-up honors at the Horizon League Tournament.
This marks the second consecutive season a member of the Flames' baseball program has received this award as former UIC centerfield Nick Addison took home the accolade in 2011.
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Opening A Business on the Outer Banks, NC
Operating a business in a resort area with a population that varies from 34,608 in Dare County, 24,282 in Currituck County and 769 on Ocracoke Island during the winter months to over 275,000 people per day during the peak summer season can be a challenge.
Every year, summer vacationers turn into entrepreneurs trying to support the lifestyle they enjoy on the coast.
I was drawn to the Outer Banks because there are always people moving into the area who want to go into business for themselves, or people retiring or moving away from the area who want to sell their business, says Brent Tomlinson, President and Broker-in-Charge at Tomlinson and Associates Inc. The Outer Banks presents a lot of opportunity for someone like me, a business broker who helps a client buy or sell a business.
Each year hundreds of new businesses open but what is the key to surviving as a business owner on the Outer Banks? Why do some survive while others fail? The best advice I can give, whether you already own a business or are thinking about starting or buying a business here, is that you must have a business plan, continues Tomlinson. This is especially important on the Outer Banks due to the cyclic nature of being in such a tourism-dependent area with such a disparity between the high-traffic summer season and the off-season. Your profits from the summer months must be squirreled away for the long winter months,says Tomlinson. The winter months are a good time to train your staff on all aspects of the business so when the seasonal business arrives, your business runs like a well-oiled machine. Our website has more information and tips on buying or selling a business on the Outer Banks: www.obx-business-broker.com.
Those starting or buying a business must have also have a business plan. The Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce Chapter of the Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) offers free business counseling 11 am – 2 pm Tuesdays at the chamber office in Kill Devil Hills and other times and locations by appointment. SCORE is a partner of the U.S. Small Business Administration and provides webinars, software samples, on-line and printed materials to assist SCORE business counselors with their consulting. Visit http://outerbanks.score.org for helpful videos and free publications to download. You can also leave a message on the SCORE hotline at (252)441-8144, ext. 228 requesting counseling.
Tomlinson says the wide spectrum of sales figures and the business demand of a tourism based market does present a challenge for most business owners.
I encourage my clients to use promotional discounts during the season and clearance markdowns as the season comes to an end. I tell them to use the winter months to plan for next year, said Tomlinson. I urge them to take a hard look at remaining inventory, decide what worked and what did not work, to learn from this process, to determine how to best use available space and maximize sales per square foot. I remind them to attend trade shows in search of new products and make connections for better wholesale pricing and to promote the services of their company.
The Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce also works with area businesses to help them network and make connections for business success. The Chamber Ambassador Program, where business professionals serve as liaisons between the chamber and business owners in the community, helps bring people together to create relationships and partnerships. The group meets regularly to greet new chamber members, brainstorm new recruits, volunteer to work area events, and to learn more about chamber programs and services available to small businesses. In addition, the Chamber provides free ribbon cutting ceremonies and a number of low cost marketing solutions. Chamber member benefits can be reviewed in the benefits section of this website.
*While businesses located in Dare County may not be required to have a business license, they are subject to Business Personal Property Tax.
*Businesses operating as a hotel, motel, cottage court, or weekly rental are also subject to an occupancy tax. For more information contact the Occupancy Tax Department at 252.475.5964
*Businesses operating as a food service are also subject to a meals tax. For more information contact the Food & Beverage Department at 252.475.5957
*For business licensing information for all required licensing in the state of North Carolina call 1.800.228.8443 or visit the State of North Carolina web site
Information about county business licenses and taxes that businesses are responsible for can be obtained by contacting the Dare County Tax Office at (252) 475-5950 or Currituck County Tax Office at (252) 232-3005.
Who to Contact
- County of Currituck (252) 232-2075
- County of Dare (252) 475-5000
- County of Hyde (252)928-4178
- Town of Manteo (252) 473-2133
- Town of Kill Devil Hills (252) 449-5300
- Town of Kitty Hawk (252) 261-3552
- Town of Nags Head (252) 441-5508
- Town of Southern Shores (252) 261-2394
- Town of Duck(252) 255-1234
- Internal Revenue Service 1-800-829-1040
- Social Security Office (252) 338-1155
- Small Business Administration (704) 344-6563. Loan & Program Answer Desk: 1-800-827-5722
- NC Dept. of Labor (919) 807-2796 or 1-800-NCLABO
- Employment Security Comm. (252) 480-3500
- NC Dept. of Revenue (252)480-0709 (Wednesdays only)
or 1-877-252-3052
- Sales & Use Tax (919) 733-2151
- Corporate Tax Division (919)733-8510
- Business License Information (919) 807-4280 or 1-800-228-8443
- US Dept. of Commerce (202) 482-2000
Business Stats at a Glance:
Business Statistics - Currituck County
2014Q4 Establishments: Total Private Industry 621
2014Q4 Establishments: Manufacturing 15
2013 Est Self Employed 779
2014 Total Retail Sales (With Food/Drink) ($mil) $180.3
2014 Total Retail Businesses (With Food/Drink) 260
2014 Avg Sales/Business Total (with Food/Drink) $693,646
Business Statistics - Dare County
2014Q4 Establishments: Total Private Industry 1,831
2014Q4 Establishments: Manufacturing 39
2013 Est Self Employed 2,122
2014 Total Retail Sales (With Food/Drink) ($mil) $578.4
2014 Total Retail Businesses (With Food/Drink) 642
2014 Avg Sales/Business Total (with Food/Drink) $900,864


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Florida Marlins looking to issue spoiler alert in Atlanta
The Marlins don't have many spoiler opportunities, but the Braves are the one team they can take down or at least deal a lethal blow. After getting swept in a three-game series in St. Louis last weekend, the Braves' wild card lead over the Cardinals shrank to 4 1/2 games.
"I'd like to take two out of three here," manager Jack McKeon said. "That would be very satisfying and make it a little interesting, that wild card set up and let these guys scrap the last couple of weeks…I don't think it means anything [to be a spoiler]. I just think the guys are certainly focused on going out and giving their best the rest of the season. Hopefully we can be successful and make it interesting for some of these other clubs."
Of the Braves' remaining 15 games, six are against the Marlins. Obviously, the Cardinals have to do their part to stay in it, but they can get a big assist from the Marlins over the next week and a half. The Marlins and Braves play three at Turner Field this week and and meet next Monday through Wednesday at Sun Life Stadium. The only other contending teams left on the schedule for the Marlins are the Phillies (doubleheader Thursday) and Brewers. By the time the Brewers host the Marlins Sept. 23-25, they should have either clinched the NL Central or be on the verge of doing so.
The Marlins aren't in the same position as 2007 and 2008, when they eliminated the Mets on the final weekend, but these six meetings against the Braves arguably are the most meaningful ones left on the dwindling schedule. The Braves have won nine of the first 12 games, including all six at Sun Life Stadium.


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My dear Sir
This morning the Bookseller called with a Proof of the Engraving of Schiller, and with this Autograph which he has now done with. The Engraving seemed to me tolerably good; but you will have an opportunity yourself of judging before long. As to the Autograph, knowing its value I am impatient to get it returned;1 and, on considering, fancy that an instant despatch by the Post may perhaps be the safest way:—however, I will consider that farther; at all events, I now straightway seal it up with your Address, that it may be ready for whatever conveyance, and in some sense off my hands. Our weather has grown hot as Sahara; my press of confused business rolls along more bewildering than ever,—and has to transact itself in this tumult of tumults; as if a man should sit down to collect his scattered thoughts in the inside of a kettle-drum! It will be over by and by.
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Leah Calvert has been tweeting for days about needing strength and letting go. However, she was not referring to a split from her second husband, Jeremy Calvert.
Despite the Teen Mom 2 star's tweets about single parents, something not being worth it anymore, and several other telling tweets, Jeremy claims that he and his wife are not headed for divorce.
"Jesus people me and @TM2LeahDawn are not getting a divorce !!!!" Jeremy tweeted on March 5.
In response, Leah wrote, "LOL."
Since Leah and Jeremy are going through tough times on Teen Mom 2, during which Leah has admitted that her husband has often threatened divorce, many fans have been wondering what the situation was with their marriage. So, for Leah to be tweeting split-related tweets is a bit odd.
Is she doing it for attention? Is she doing it for publicity?
Leah's husband works for days, sometimes weeks, at a time as a pipe layers, and often doesn't speak to her for two to three days, so maybe the reality star thought it would be funny to stir up a few rumors. It certainly seems that way, judging by her "LOL."
Fame can be a powerful force, and for reality stars, getting their name in the tabloids is often important for their staying power. So perhaps Leah is trying to stay relevant.


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Flag-waving fans block traffic, jump on cars and set off fireworks as they celebrate their team's passage into the round of 16.
13:37, UK, Tuesday 24 June 2014
Fans celebrating Mexico's passage into World Cup's knock-out stage have spilled onto the streets of a Californian town, blocking traffic and jumping on cars.
At least four fans were arrested, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Mexico beat Croatia 3-1 on Monday to advance to the round of 16 at the Brazil tournament.
At the final whistle, Mexican fans spilled on the streets of Huntington Park, a town near Los Angeles, many waving Mexican flags and chanting.
News reports said some of them rocked cars stuck in the traffic while others set off fireworks, prompting police on horseback to intervene and close off some streets.
Two of the arrests were reported to be for public intoxication, one was for throwing a bottle at officers and one for refusing to obey orders to disperse.
In Mexico City, fans crowded squares where giant screens had been set up, jumping and cheering each time Mexico scored a goal.
It is the sixth straight time that Mexico has surged into the World Cup's knock-out stage.
They will face the Netherlands on Sunday.
"In the next game, we'll beat Holland," said David Rodriguez, a Mexican fan in Zocalo Square.
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Bonnie Lucas at Esopus
By Paul Ben-Itzak
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NEW YORK -- One of the pleasures of returning to New York after 10 years in France is that if the Chelsea gallery scene has become conflated -- an explosion of galleries has only meant more chaff to sort through to find the rare wheat -- the death of the Soho gallery scene that was the other distinctive feature of the late '90s has been countered by a flowering of gallery niches in new pockets of the city, notably the Lower East Side but also elsewhere in Gotham. So it was that a few weeks ago I found myself back in my old neighborhood, Greenwich Village, on one of its signature streets, W. 3rd, entering a nondescript building that seemed more likely to house doctors' offices than art galleries, and wandering into the Esopus Space (at 64 W. 3rd, #210) for an exhibition that, as far as the subject of the works (childhood) and medium (collage) go, might well have been created by a child at the prompting of a probing psychologist, but in fact had a far more sophisticated intelligence and developed aesthetic behind it.
That aesthetic belongs to Bonnie Lucas, who has been at it for 35 years but here finds her work exhibited in New York for the first time in a decade, in selections from two series of collages, one from the 1990s and one from this past year, the whole signifying an entrancing body of work which ranges from intimately scaled paintings to painstakingly constructed mixed-media assemblages. If the artistic matter Lucas draws from is often kitsch, including images from magazines, paintings, and even drawings by her students, the psychological matter is not, viscerally evoking the raw emotions, pleasures, and yes fears of childhood, often provoked by images which to an adult might seem innocent enough but in the mind and worldview of a child can sometimes become the material of nightmares. Despite the dark matter, though, what one retains about Lucas's perspective is not just her ability to probe and portray the child's psyche, but an uncanny ability to discard the sophistry we acquire as adults and, in her expression anyway, return to innocence. Some proof of this is reproduced here, courtesy of the Esopus Space. For more, take a voyage back in time (in more senses than one; New York University may soon be gobbling up more of the architectural history of this neighborhood) by visiting the exhibition, which you can do through May 10, or clicking here and then downloading the exhibition checklist.
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Making truffles at home is an easy and delicious endeavor. The sky is the limit when it comes to flavors and ingredients, which is why you can make such scrumptious creations at home. The quality of the ingredients is everything when it comes to the end product, and at home you have total control over this.
Today you can find truffles the size of golf balls, and just as perfectly round. But truffles were originally bite-sized and named after the gourmet mushroom because of their similar odd shape. So don't worry about perfectly round truffles at home - just shape them round in your hands and you're good to go.
Just in time for some nice fall weather, here is a recipe for pumpkin-spiced gingersnap truffles. The crushed gingersnap cookies add a bit of crunch, which is really nice in the smooth, silky chocolate. This recipe makes about 20 truffles, and I dare you to try to make them last more than a day!
Pumpkin-Spiced Gingersnap Chocolate Truffles
- 1 1/4 C chocolate, broken into pieces
- 1/4 tsp pumpkin pie spice
- 1/4 tsp vanilla
- 1/2 C heavy cream
- 10 gingersnap cookies, crushed
- cocoa powder to roll in
How to Make Pumpkin-Spiced Gingersnap Chocolate Truffles
Making truffles simply involves chopping up the chocolate and adding flavor. Then boiling the cream and pouring it over the chocolate to melt. You then mix it together and put it in the fridge for an hour or two to firm up, then take it out and shape it into balls to roll in cocoa powder. Other than that, get creative using your favorite flavors! For example, I used dark chocolate when I made these truffles because it was what I had on hand, and it was delicious!
- Put the chocolate pieces into a medium bowl. Add the pumpkin pie spice and vanilla.
- Bring the heavy cream to a boil in a small pot on the stove, then pour over the chocolate.
- Mix everything together until chocolate is melted and smooth.
- Stir in the crushed gingersnap cookies.
- Cover and put in the fridge for an hour or two, until firm enough to handle.
- Scoop a tablespoon out at a time and roll into a ball shape. Roll in cocoa powder or more crushed gingersnaps.
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Makes about 20 truffles
Use whatever kind of chocolate you prefer (dark, semisweet, etc.), but make sure it is a high-quality and in bar form. Though I used chips when I made these because I had them on hand, chips are formulated to hold their form so are very difficult to work with as a melting chocolate.
Use more or less gingersnaps depending on how much crunch and flavor you want. Taste it after adding 10 and then add more if you'd like. Again, be sure the cookies are high-quality with simple ingredients.
Keep truffles refrigerated. They should last for a week, if they are around that long!
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Mama Mio Body Buff is a fantastic alternative to aggressive salt scrubs, an extremely gentle blend of sweet almond oil, chamomile and vitamin E with micro-ground pumice. It is incredibly gentle but very effective, removing dead skin cells and encouraging cell renewal. We use Body Buff in our Mama's Touch Smoothie Spa treatment. It is so loved that we created the Smoothie Kit which is the take home version of that spa treatment. Finally, as the demand for the Body Buff was so vociferous we decided to bring it out on its own, so here it is. Feel good in the buff…
Mama mio Body Buff has super-fine granules that are micro-ground natural pumice which is safe for all skin types. It is a fantastic and gentle alternative to aggressive salt or sugar scrubs (ouch!). Plus, it doesn't melt when it comes into contact with water – so you don't have to rush madly to exfoliate before your handful of salt disappears entirely. It is also set in a lovely creamy base make of Sweet Almond Oil, Chamomile and Vitamin E – so your skin ends up soft and smooth and nourished.
Exfoliation is a key step if you are serious about your skin. This is because exfoliation helps increase cell regeneration. Ever noticed how your kid's scrapes heal so quickly? This is because of cell regeneration – when you are young cells turnover at a much more rapid rate and as you get older it slows down. Exfoliation helps speed it up which means more youthful looking skin. It also helps build your skins strength and elasticity. Finally exfoliation removes the dead skin cells which act as a sort of layer of cement over your skin. In clearing away this 'dead skin cement' (yuck) you ensure that any product you apply is more easily absorbed and utilised. Exfoliation ensures your product effectiveness is maximised.
But best of all it's the way it makes your skin feel to the touch. The results from using Body Buff once a week are soft touchable skin. It smoothes out all those funny bumps on your arms – and don't you hate those?
Directions: You can decide how strong of a buff you want – if you are feeling feeble apply to wet skin or for a stronger gentle exfoliation apply to dry skin. Apply all over and you can even use it on your face. Use weekly. Mama Mio Body Buff is a brilliant prep for your skin before applying self-tanner. This means the tanning lotion will go on without streaking. It is also a brilliant prep for your skin before getting in a bikini - skin always looks better and healthier when it is smooth and exfoliated.
Net Weight: 150 ml/5 oz.
Ingredients: Cetearyl Alcohol, Polysorbate 60, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Capric Caprylic Triglyceride, Glycerin, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcus (Sweet Almond) Oil, Pumice, Dimethicone, Parfum (Fragrance), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Chamomilla Recutita Flower (Matricaria) Extract, Tocopherol, Limonene, Linalool, Citral.
Disclaimer: Ingredients are subject to change at the manufacturer's discretion. For the most complete and up-to-date list of ingredients, please refer to the product packaging.
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Gift with Purchase: FREE Mama Mio Massage Oil Full Size with the purchase of Mama Mio products. Some restrictions apply. See details �
Gift with Purchase: FREE Mama Mio Massage Oil Full Size with the purchase of Mama Mio products. Some restrictions apply. See details �


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