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that person has a fosh cause shes fat
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the word is a derivitive of for sure. for sure turned into fo sho, then it was put together to form fosh.
fosh yo momma was good last night. Fiona is fosh a hotty.
by DMB FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! May 06, 2003
mistakenly used as a acronym meaning FUCK OFF SHIT HEAD by kewanee high school faculty members of kewanee IL. It actually is derived from for sure, but those idiots don't know anything.
not acceptable for freshmen follies t-shirts.
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The principal be hatin on me for talking slang. I told him to FOSH
by lame like betty October 19, 2008
The combination of a girl who is Fit and posh. Normally found in the countryside riding horses, or going shooting. Well spoken, but not snobby.
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Woah that girl was such fosh!
by ECP September 05, 2012
A hybrid of the words "for sure", mean yes.
Question: Hey you going to that party tonight?
Answere: Fosh.
Answere: Fosh.
by westmoonlady December 14, 2007
A hybrid/slang for the two words For Sure.
It's easier and quicker to text and express to friends then saying For Sure.
It's easier and quicker to text and express to friends then saying For Sure.
Q: Hey do you want to hit this?
A: Fosh!
A: Fosh!
by Ccal831 January 14, 2009
absolutley sure; definite. prefix of for sure.
woah. karlye your hair looks good. fosh.
by taylorr :] October 19, 2006
the words for and sure combined
"Those jeans are very trendy."
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But a new painting of Kate, given to Prince William and his wife this week, seems to have a much better shot at landing on the royals' wall.
The work, by local artist Tom Sutton-Smith, was handed to William and Kate as they toured the arts and crafts stalls at the Forteviot village fête Thursday.
Although Sutton-Smith wasn't at the event, near Perth, his friend and colleague Glenys Andrews made sure the painting was given to the couple on behalf of the Perthshire Open Studios.
"When William saw it, he said, 'Wow, it's brilliant. That's going up in my room,' " Andrews tells PEOPLE.
Courtesy Glenys Andrews
"When the official portrait went up, everyone who knows Tom said, 'You can do better than that.' So that was the challenge," Andrews says.
"He has had it in his garage since then and he didn't think about it, but when this fête came around we decided this is the time she has to have it." It will soon be bubble-wrapped and sent to Kensington Palace
Sutton-Smith says he was "excited" to hear that the couple are pleased with his work. "I was trying to convey her youthful spirit," he tells PEOPLE. "The official portrait was serious, and in all the photos one sees of her she is smiling and laughing. She is kind of sparkly and I was trying to convey that in the eyes and mouth, which are the essential features to give character.
"There seems to be a trend to do super-realistic portraits, and I was trying to opposite to get some freedom into it."
He adds, "It was rewarding to hear such a wonderful reaction to it, especially as they seem to be arguing about where the portrait is going to be resting!"
Earlier at the event, Kate had admired another portrait of the young royal family.
Made from Jelly Bellies and other candy, it was a labor of love for the wife of local confectioner Graham Donaldson. His wife, Caroline, had spent about 100 hours on the task and included the couple's Scottish title – the Earl and Countess of Strathearn above the likenesses – he tells PEOPLE.
And Kate thought someone else in the family might like to see it. She told Donaldson, "I'm sorry I didn't bring George with us."
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Mary Poppins (1964)
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Directed by: Robert Stevenson
Starring: David Tomlinson, Dick Van Dyke, Glynis Johns, Julie Andrews
Corrected entry: Near the end, just before "Let's Go Fly A Kite", when Mr Banks has returned home his detachable collar is detached on his left-hand side in shots from the front but not from the back of him.
Correction: There is no problem with his collar at all.
Corrected entry: The story says that Mary Poppins comes to help Mr. Banks fix his flaws as a father. Although during the song, "A Man Has Dreams", it's actually Bert who makes Mr. Banks realizes his flaws rather than Mary Poppins, and even in the story Mr. Banks says that Mary Poppins made everything worse for him, so actually Mary Poppins isn't the real hero in this story, it's Bert.
Correction: Bert just puts into perspective all the stuff that Mary did for him.
Corrected entry: After the chimney sweeps leave the Banks' home, Michael starts to leave too. He says "Good luck, guvnor" to Mr. Banks, who then appears to speak two words but there is no sound.
Correction: He working his mouth in consternation. He's at a loss for words. He doesn't know what to say but feels like he really ought to say something. He appears to speak but there is no sound because he is trying to speak but can't make any sound. It's part of the performance, not a movie mistake.
Corrected entry: Mary takes the coat rack out of her bag with the umbrella by the table. When the kids inspect the bag the umbrella is gone.
Correction: The umbrella is there, though it is difficult to see.
Corrected entry: When Mr. Banks returns to the bank at night to be reprimanded, look at his torn carnation when it is placed back in his lapel. In each shot, it changes in size, shape and colour at least seven times.
Correction: I have reviewed this several times and at no time does the carnation change size or shape. In certain angles it shows only a leaf with the torn blossom behind, but the color and size do not change.
Corrected entry: As the movie starts out, the mother is going to suffrage meetings (to fight for the right to vote), setting the film in the early to mid 1910's. When they're talking about getting a new nanny, the mother gets a modern ring binder out.
Correction: It is not a 3 ring binder she opens, but a leather folder, what looks to be one ring is a clip to hold loose papers, and there is no evidence of the other 2 rings.
Corrected entry: When Bert is walking the children home, they walk through the park gates but, a minute later, you can see in the background that they are closed with no one having had time to close them.
Correction: This is incorrect. Those are different gates that are being referred to on Bert's left, just before they cross the road. You can see both park gates after they cross the road and the ones they came through are still open.
Corrected entry: Dick Van Dyke portrays both Bert and the elder Mr. Dawes.
Correction: Even if you can't tell while watching (pretty unlikely as you can easily see it's him), then he is listed in the credits.
Corrected entry: In the shot where the children first bring Mary up to her room, she puts her carpet bag on the table to take all of her things out of it. While she is removing all the things from the bag, you can see that Jane's dress above the table is different from her dress below the table.
Correction: The dress is not at all different, but the shots where Mary is taking large items out of her carpet bag, Jane's dress is not shadowed by the table, but is shadowed when Mary removes her shoes and smaller items, making the dress look darker. The mistake is that you can see that the children are not part of the same scene, but added in.
Corrected entry: Towards the beginning of the movie, when George Banks comes home from work (clocking off at 6pm), the grandfather clock is a minute after 6pm and he sings a little ditty. Yet later in the movie, when Mr Banks is called to the bank by Mr Dawes, the route that he takes to get there is so long that there's no way he can make it to be home to "pat [the kids] on the head and send them off to bed" at 6:03 as he sings in the song.
Correction: Nowhere does it mention what time he got off work, or reveal any hint as to how long he takes to get to or from work. If it was the case that he got off work at 6:00, he would have to live next door to the bank to even be home by 6:01. A more likely scenario, is that he gets off work at 5:00, (like the banks today) and that it takes an hour to travel each way.
Corrected entry: There is a close-up of Michael's hand slowly opening to reveal the tuppence during the bank song. In the shot right before this, his hand was in an entirely different position, grasping the opening on his coat.
Correction: Micheal isn't grasping his coat, he is holding the money to his chest.
Corrected entry: As soon as the song Spoonful of Sugar is over, Mary Poppins gets the children's coats out of the closet. When you see the full shot, the mattress of the bed in the foreground has disappeared. It is quite evident because you can see Michael's shoes.
Correction: The bed is not actually missing, but because the comforter is folded in three, it is raised so high that it looks as if the bed it's on is actually the bed before it. It looks this way because Jane's comforter lines up with Micheal's bed because of the angle it was filmed.
Corrected entry: When they get onto the roof of their house and start walking, they are shown as being a very long way away from St Paul's, much further than Mr Banks might expect to walk to work without taking a cab...
Correction: People in Britain walk more than Americans. I walk that far to get to the supermarket.
Corrected entry: In the scene during "A Spoonful of Sugar," Mary Poppins has her apron on in one shot, but in the next shot of her, the apron is off.
Correction: And it stays off the rest of the scene. Since she had enough time off camera to remove it, this is not a mistake.
Corrected entry: When Burt and the fox ride onto the horse racing track, the horses all rush past him, spinning him around. But if you look closely, when he spins around, he spins the wrong direction; he spins as if they all ran behind him when the all ran in front of him.
Correction: A racecourse is oval shaped, so Bert's horse was probabally at an angle to the left, so it's possible for him to spin counterclock-wise.
Corrected entry: In the scene at the bank, twice Michael looks at his sister with a surprised and disgusted look on his face. They are the same shot.
Correction: How can you be so sure? It's not like in real life he couldn't look at his sister with the same face. People can keep the same look on their face for a long time, even if they don't intend to.
Corrected entry: In the chimney sweeps' dance scene, Mary Poppins and the children are sitting on the chimney. Then they show Mary's feet tapping - in a position they could only be in if she were standing, and there is nothing behind her feet. Then they show her still sitting on the chimney.
Correction: Not necessarily. She can be sitting and still have her feet in that position, it's possible. It's also likely since, as explained in the DVD, it's Mary Poppins like to have her feet turned out when she's still.
Corrected entry: When Mary Poppins is reading the childern's torn-up note to Mr. Banks, she is wearing a pair of white gloves. The next shot is a close-up and she is wearing black gloves. And then finally a room shot, where she's wearing white gloves again.
Correction: The gloves appear black due to the bright light being show through the paper to show off the torn parts. It is a dark shadow.
Corrected entry: When the children have had a scare at the bank with their father, they run away and end up running into Bert, who is being a chimney sweeper. They go back to the house and it is daylight. Then the children get sucked up the chimney and it is night time. They all go for their walk on the rooftops and it is night time, but when they return and the mother arrives home it is daytime again.
Correction: When the rooftop sequence starts it is sunset and then turns into night. When everyone goes back into the house from the roof, the mother just shows up at the door, you never see the outside again until the sweepers leave and it is still night.
Corrected entry: In the scene were Mary Poppins is moving in and taking the hat rack, plant, lamp, etc out of her carpet bag, when she takes out the hat stand you can visibly see the shadow of a crew member to the far right of the picture.
Correction: That's Michael's shadow.


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Traveling In Child Mode ~ Introduction To Babble's New Travel BloggerNadia Carriere
Hello everyone! My name is Nadia Carriere and I'm thrilled to be contributing to Babble Travel. Travel is a passion of mine – specifically family travel as I have three children ages 6, 4 and 18 months. My husband and I own a business in the tourism industry and have been working in the travel business for over 15 years now so I come from both the innkeeper side of things as well as the travel writer side. It gives you an interesting perspective as when we are on a trip we can always relate to the hotel management ;).
As a mom who spends hours upon hours researching 'the best of the best', I decided to launch Child Mode in 2010 as a way to share information on the family travel industry as well as luxury and quality fashions and gear for families. It's actually a play on words as the definition of mode means both "a prevailing fashion or style" and "a particular form or variety of something". As parents we are always in the 'child mode' and our travel plans have to reflect that.
2012 was a very big year for us travel wise! Here is a look at 14 of those trips.
St. Thomas 1 of 14The crystal clear waters of Coki Beach in St. Thomas were perfect for snorkeling and it was quite calm making it ideal for kids.
Toronto 2 of 14We visit Toronto several times a year for both business and pleasure. It's a great spot for families! This here is the hand-hewn stainless steel sculpture, 'Rising,' by contemporary artist Zhang Hua. It stands in front of the Shangri-La hotel.
Miami 3 of 14We visited Miami twice in 2012 and absolutely loved it! The Latin vibe can be felt throughout the city and it's the complete opposite of Orlando.
Cruising 4 of 14The Carnival Breeze is the newest ship to join Carnival Cruise Line's fleet. We sailed away on an 8 day Caribbean cruise as part of a media trip. One of the best trips of 2012!
Tortola 5 of 14If you ever visit Tortola, you must take the ferry ride to Virgin Gorda. We took the kids to "The Baths" on the southern end of the island which shows evidence of the island's volcanic origins (as you can see by the large boulders).
Mackinac Island 6 of 14This was our third visit to Mackinac Island and certainly not our last! Home to the famed Grand Hotel, this historic island is the gem of Michigan.
Colorado 7 of 14My son and I made the trek to Keystone, Colorado in June for a conference. The scenery was breathtaking!
New York City 8 of 14Oh NYC, how I love thee! We made 3 trips to the Big Apple last year and still have just skimmed the surface on what it has to offer.
Manitoulin Island 9 of 14Located in Ontario, Canada, Manitoulin Island is a popular vacation spot in Ontario. It also happens to be our favorite camping spot.
Muskoka 10 of 14Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell have a cottage here as do many other celebrities. Muskoka, Ontario is 'where it's at" in the summer. Cleveland's House is a home-away-from-home and one of our favorite resorts in that area.
Atlantis 11 of 14Nassau, Bahamas has so much to offer, but I think most would agree that the Atlantis Resort is one of the most popular attractions for families. The DIG is a MUST visit!
Antigua 12 of 14This photo was taken just as we pulled up into the port of Antigua. There are plenty of beaches on the island, however Long Bay Beach was our favorite.
Walt Disney World 13 of 14The magic and memories happen at Disney World and last year we had a peek at some of their new additions.
Great Wolf Lodge 14 of 14This resort is perfect for that quick weekend getaway and they have several locations across the USA and Canada. Great Wolf Lodge is fabulous for children and our girls adored the Scooops Spa!
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More than 60 years and three generations ago, the Susquehanna Trailways in Williamsport started its roots in Clinton County as a local service in Lock Haven that provided a transit bus within its city limits.
"Carl Kephart Sr. started the business as local service in Lock Haven. It was early bus service in the 1950s. They just had a local transit system," said Amy Brooks, of Susquehanna Trailways.
At that time, there was a lot of industry and many did not have access to a car. The new bus system was a way to take passengers to and from work and grocery shopping, according to Brooks.
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With 33 motorcoaches, four mini-busses and more than 100 school busses, Susquehanna Trailways has been a mainstay in the area for more than 60 years.
However in the early 80s, the current home to Susquehanna Trailways in Williamsport was owned by Trailways Inc. The Kephart's bought the building and the rights, which officially marked the beginning of the Susquehanna Trailways that everyone has grown to know over the years.
Under the expansion, the business was no longer just a transit bus system. They could now offer a variety of other services as well.
Today, some of the different types of service that Susquehanna provides are charters, tours, daily bus routes, school busses and contract transportation.
Susquehanna has 33 motorcoaches, four mini-busses and more than 100 school busses.
With about 200 employees, Susquehanna easily serves more than 1,000 people in a day, according to Brooks.
"I can't even say how many school kids we transport on a daily basis. Out of here (the terminal), we have eight departures daily for our scheduled service, with the capacity of 55 passengers on each of those busses, I would say we are probably serving thousands in a day with the different types of services that we offer," Brooks said.
The wayward economy seems to have helped Susquehanna more than it has hindered the business's success. Susquehanna has seen an increase to a couple different sides of the business.
"The tours are going incredibly well. Our Pennsylvanian gambling destinations are a big draw, particularly Mohegan Sun. Our scheduled service (is also increasing)," Brooks said
People are finally realizing some of the dollars and cents that are associated with leaving their cars at home, Brooks said.
"People are being much more conservative. Rather than driving their own cars for distances, especially when comparing the price of the ticket with the comfort and ease of travelling by bus, people are finding it much easier to get on the bus and let us do the driving for them. That helps them conserve their own vehicle," Brooks said.
Over the years, the bus business has expanded. Aside from buying the rites to Trailways Inc. in the early 80s, they also bought Catawesa Coach Co. in 1988, according to Brooks.
Within the last year, they bought four more busses.
Susquehanna is always looking for drivers and Brooks said it is a great full time job.
"We have enjoyed the business climate in Williamsport. We have been a part of the downtown for a long time. We look forward to staying around for the future," Brooks said.
The terminal is open 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, with departures from 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The tour-charter office is only open weekdays.


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Pirates of the Burning Sea Review
Pirates' best bit is the ship to ship battles, you'll find yourself anxious to set sail and explore the seas rather than run errands on foot for NPCs.
Pirates of the Burning Sea sounds like a great idea - it's the Pirates of the Caribbean MMO we've always wanted in everything but name. The appeal is clear. Create and become a pirate, probably something along the lines of Johnny Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow, and do piratey things, like drink rum, fend off waves of fancy British Empire foot soldiers and arrrrr a lot. In many gamers' minds, if Seattle-based developer Flying Lab Software's new MMO allowed you to do this and wasn't broken, they we're interested. Has the game achieved that goal? Well, on the whole, yes, it has.
PotBS is set in the year 1720, a time when the British, French and Spanish were fighting for supremacy throughout the Caribbean. Now there are two versions of this age. The real version is the one you'll read about on Wikipedia - a time that was particularly unpleasant, brutal and disease-ridden. The fake version is the one that most people believe to be true - the one put forward by films like Pirates of the Caribbean - a time full of wide-eyed adventure, innocent skulduggery, inconsequential drunkenness and party-mad wenches. It is this version of the year 1720 in which PotBS is set.
And so you have jovial graphics, bright colours, plenty of singing, drunken NPCs and enough "Arrrr me hearties!" to quench the thirst of every parched pirate on the planet. But if you're after a gritty, realistic representation of life in the Caribbean circa the 1700s, look elsewhere. PotBS won't win any history awards.
As with most MMOs, PotBS opens with character customisation. There are some excellent options here, giving a degree of control over your character's appearance that puts many other MMOs, including behemoth World of Warcraft, to shame. First things first, you need to pick your affiliation - Spanish, Pirate, British or French (no orcs and elves here), and sex. Your choice determines what class you have available, although we use the term 'class' loosely since in the game's early stages it can feel like everyone is the same sword swinging style human. It's probably best to stick with the game's terminology - career. Your affiliation will also determine your starting area.
As a pirate all you have available is the pirate career. All the rest can choose from Naval Officer, Privateer and Freetrader. So only pirates can be pirates. After you pick your career, you've only got cosmetic options to think about, including your fashion style, your hair, jewellery and accessories. There really is a great deal to tinker with, and it's a lot of fun tweaking with the look of your character. And so you should. This being an MMO, you're going to be staring at it for a long time.
You begin your pirate adventure on board a ship (what else?), which you need to defend from a horde of pirates (what else?). It's here that you'll get your first taste of the underwhelming sword fighting. Combat is very similar to the tried and trusted, and some would say tired, MMO method of assigning skills to the number keys on your keyboard, which you then simply mash to trigger animations. In PotBS you have orange skills, which are basic attacks, yellow, which help fill your initiative bar, red, which use initiative to trigger powerful finishing moves, green, which are special attacks from your chosen fighting school and blue, which are defensive and help you regain your balance meter.
The opening on deck fighting section sees you kill a number of enemy pirates using these skills. At early levels sword fighting in PotBS will feel particularly boring. It's simply a case of monitoring your stats, mashing the appropriate buttons to fill different meters and then unleashing finishing moves and special attacks. There isn't much depth, or skill to the whole thing. And it feels particularly bad when compared with upcoming efforts, like Age of Conan, which at least tries to do something different by featuring varied combat and multiple directions of attack and defence.
It gets somewhat better as more attacks become available, but overall the combat doesn't feel particularly rewarding, nor does it feel like you're ever in complete control. PotBS calls on-foot combat swashbuckling, and within that there are three choices - dirty fighting, fencing and Florentine. Each excels in its own area - dirty fighting is all about knocking your opponent off balance (balance is one of the game's key combat statistics), fencing is all about dealing high damage and Florentine is about defence. Your choice of style will be down to personal preference, but we reckon dirty fighting, with special attacks like throwing sand into the eyes and elbowing in the face, is most interesting, and certainly the style that fits best with a pirate.
After you've fended off the enemy pirates, it's up to you to take control of the ship and steer it to safety, and it's here that PotBS comes into its own. Ship to ship warfare sees the viewpoint change to a view of the sea battlefield. You are now in control of your ship. Steering, which is heavily influenced by the wind, is down to you. Firing cannons is also up to you. Things can get pretty in depth here, and at first you might think the game overwhelming. Certainly more casual gamers will be put off by the options, statistics and management you have to engage in if you want to survive the Burning Seas.


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I marinate my tough cuts in vinegar for about 10-15 minutes before cooking. Don't marinate the meat for too long though - it'll actually make it tougher!
So recently I've been buying the cheaper cuts of grass-fed beef and while I usually use the crock pot in order to soften it up yesterday I had no time for that and just fried some "stew meat" in the skillet, leaving the inside mostly rare. I thought this would help with the toughness of it but alas some pieces are just so chewy and tough that I have to cut them into small pieces in order to get them down.
So here's my question: Is this tough meat still worth eating (and still equally beneficial nutritionally)? Are there any potential problems with eating particularly tough meat or does our stomach acid just take care of it in the long run?
Also, if anyone has any advice on making things like shoulder roasts and short ribs more tender without hours of cooking I would greatly interested in that information as well.
Thanks so much guys.
I marinate my tough cuts in vinegar for about 10-15 minutes before cooking. Don't marinate the meat for too long though - it'll actually make it tougher!
I definitely agree about marinating! Citrus works too!
The more I see the less I know for sure.
-John Lennon
but any meat can be ground in either food processor or grinder...
I totally agree with gn - if it's too tough put it through a grinder and you can make mean kebabs from tougher cuts.
I use this method a lot for wild game whose meat is generally even tougher than beef.
There are a couple of books I want to buy from Amazon on cooking wild game. Since grass-fed beef can be considered somewhat similar due to toughness of the meat, I think you can find a lot of great tips in those books.
I have a copy of "Tender Grassfed Meat: Traditional Ways to Cook Healthy Meat". I have tried the Bison/Buffalo roast with bluberry recipe and it was awesome!! Here is a review of his book....great tips for cooking the tougher cuts, etc.
I highly recommend. Great marinade recipes. Yes, there are potatoes, etc. in some of the recipes but, just leave 'em out =D


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The only resource of its kind, this work presents a comprehensive picture of over 1,700 museums and galleries in American colleges and universities.
This updated second edition includes data on 400 new facilities, more photos, new museum director contact information and four new indices to offer complete coverage of these important cultural facilities. It is an essential in-house reference tool for all campus museums and galleries and will be an important resource for academic and public libraries as well.
Students and their visitors may be surprised at the wealth and variety of culture readily available on their own campuses, and this guide makes the investigatory task easy.
- Detailed introductory chapters offer an overview of the field, dealing with such aspects as history, mission, types, governance, staffing, collections, research, funding, exhibits, public programming, attendance, marketing and much more
- Updated Directory of Organizations, with data on over 400 new facilities with more photos and new contact information for the museum director, present detailed information on museums and collections of art, botanical gardens, costumes, geology, historical houses & sites, marine sciences, medical & health, musical instruments, natural history, photography, planetaria, religion, science & technology, sculptures, zoology and much more.
- Four Indices: University & Museum Index, Museum & University Index, Geographic Index and Key Personnel Index
- Founding & Opening Date Appendix
- Selected Bibliography and Cumulative Index complete the text
America's College Museums provides a comprehensive overview of the funding, development, exhibitions, governance and future trends of college museums, along with highly informative profiles of these important facilities. This new edition will be a welcome source for all academic and public libraries. SHOW LESS READ MORE >
Preface ix
Introduction xi
Chapter 1: An Overview and History
Early Collections and Museums
Twentieth Century Expansion
Mid-Century War and Ensuing Expansion
Surge of Historical and Library Museums
Continued Science Growth
Changing Campus Conditions
A Challenging Future
Chapter 2: Types of Institutions
Museums of Art and Sculpture
Art Museums
Sculpture Gardens
Art Galleries
Science Museums and Related Facilities
Natural History Museums
Archaeology, Anthropology, and Ethnology Museums
Entomology Museums
oology Museums
Paleontology Museums
Geology and Mineralogy Museums
Botanical Gardens, Arboretums, Herbariums, and Nature Centers
Science and Technology Museums and Centers
Planetariums and Observatories
Marine Sciences Museums and Aquariums
Medical, Dental, and Health Museums
Historically-oriented Museums and Galleries
Historical Museums, Houses, and Sites
Ethnic Museums and Galleries
Religious Museums and Galleries
Agricultural Museums
Costume, Textile, and Fashion Museums
Music Museums
Photography Museums and Galleries
Sports Museums
General Museums
Library and Archival Collections and Galleries
Other Types of Museums
Chapter 3: Governance, Organization, and Staffing
Governance Patterns
Management Structures
Museum Groupings
Informal Cooperation
Organization and Staffing
Operating Practices
Differences of Opinion
Chapter 4: The Mission
Art Museums and Galleries
Science Museums and Related Facilities
Other Fields
Chapter 5: Collections and Research
Art Collections
Millions of Specimens and Objects
ollections in Other Fields
Chapter 6: Exhibits and Programs
Collection-Based Exhibits
Historical and Contemporary
Educational Programming
Chapter 7: Facilities and Attendance
The Old and the New
Smaller, but More Numerous
Interpreting History
Hands-off and Hands-on Exhibits
Campus and Public Response
Chapter 8: Closures and Openings
Finances and Other Reasons
Many New Facilities
Greater Cost Control
Index for Chapters 1-8
Directory of Museums
Agricultural Museums
Archaeology, Anthropology, & Ethnology Museums
Art Galleries
Art Museums & Sculpture Gardens
Botanical Gardens, Arboretums, Herbariums, & Nature Centers
Costume, Textile, & Fashion Museums
Entomology Museums
Ethnic Museums & Galleries
General Museums
Geology & Mineralogy Museums
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Library & Archival Collections & Galleries
Marine Sciences Museums & Aquariums
Medical, Dental, & Health Museums
Music Museums
atural History & Cultural Museums
Paleontology Museums
Photography Museums and Galleries
Planetariums, Observatories, & Astronomical Museums
Religious Museums and Galleries
Science & Technology Museums & Centers
Sports Museums
Zoology Museums
Other Types of Museums
Indices for Directory University and Museum Index
Museum and University Index
Geographic Index
Key Personnel Index
Appendices 1: Founding and Opening Dates
2: Bibliography
This unique and much-needed directory will be useful for practitioners, researchers, teachers, and tourists."
"The first guide of its kind in over half a century, this work contains 1,108 descriptions in 24 categories. It presents a comprehensive picture of museums, galleries, and related facilities in American universities and colleges.... Beyond being fascinating in its scope, the book provides a wide variety of information about the operations of the facilities..."
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Despina N. Louras, 91, of Rutland, died Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013, at Mountain View Center.
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Which is the recommended hand lube. No equipment here, just 500 cast boolits I bought on a whim from Craigslist.
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Are they lubed and sized, at all? or just as cast?
November 22, 2008, 12:22 AM
You could just buy some Lee liquid Alox. Put your bullets in a butter bowl and put some Alox on them and tumble the bullets till their well coated. Take them out of the bowl and stand them up overnight on wax paper to dry.
If you size them after this then you'll need to do a second coat of alox but if your not resizing them then just load and shoot.
Pan lubing is another alternative. Make a lube from the link provided here and stand some bullets up in a small shallow bowl and melt and pour the lube up past the lube grooves and let setup. Then just push the bullets out of the lube and your good to go.
Before I started using a Lyman Lubrasizer press I just tumbled mine in Lee Alox then let them dry overnight then I tumbled them again in Johnson's Paste Wax to form a non sticky wax shell on the bullet that not only eliminated leading but actually kept the barrel cleaner.
November 22, 2008, 12:39 PM
Seems if they are not lubed, they are not sized either, as both operations are normally performed at the same time in a lubrisizer machine.
Best to measure them and figure out what you got.
If they are still over-size from the mold, Lee makes a very inexpensive bullet sizer that works in your loading press.
I'd go that route & liquid Alox for lube.
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The outcome of this year's NBA Finals is still to be determined with the series beginning Thursday, but Heat forward Shane Battier already knows what he's doing after, win or lose.
According to The Big Lead, Battier has agreed with ESPN on a multi-year television deal to work as a college basketball analyst, though it is yet unknown exactly what role Battier will have.
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Battier said earlier this season that this would be his last year in the NBA after 13 seasons, as TBL noted, so it was known that he'd likely be playing his final professional games in the upcoming Finals matchup with the Spurs.
He had not publicly mentioned any future plans, but the fact Battier worked as a reporter for ESPN for its 2013 NBA Draft telecast was a sign he was at least somewhat interested in a post-playing media career. The former Duke star will certainly bring a strong pedigree to his job at ESPN, whether he's used as a game analyst, studio analyst or both.
Originally drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies in 2001, Battier blossomed into a defensive and 3-point specialist, peaking during his time with the Rockets from 2006-11. He helped lead the Heat to NBA titles the last two years as a key player off the bench.
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Final repairs to a Gettysburg battlefield monument that was vandalized seven years ago will be made Thursday.
A new carved granite arm for the 11th Massachusetts Infantry monument will be put on its pedestal Thursday morning.
The arm was created based on a collection of photos.
The monument was one of three vandalized in 2006. The other two have already been repaired.
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As of this writing, this picture has 1,200+ likes on my Facebook page. It is one of my personal favorites because there's an entire story about how it came to be.
Jubilee Evangelical Church didn't have a space for a pictorial, and while it did have a cool gym beside it, the gym only served as our practice site.
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The Semien family gathered September 20, at the home of Velma Davis in Ville Platte to celebrate their heritage.
The family fun day is a day set aside each year for the descendents and heirs of Allie and the late Wilson Semien to gather to have fun and enjoy planned activities, music, food and conversation. This is the seventh year of the event.
The siblings of Davis came from near and far for the annual event. The idea for the gathering came from one of the siblings, Donald Semien, seven years ago. Each year, the "fun day" is hosted by one of the siblings of the Semien family. In 2009, the family will travel to Lake Charles, where the fun day will be hosted by Gerri Thomas. Two siblings, Lois Williams and Rogers Semien, are deceased.
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Born in Austrian Silesia, Johann Nepomuk Rust (1775-1840) received his medical degree in Prague, Czech Republic, in 1799, thereafter serving as professor of surgery in Cracow, Poland (1803-1809), and finally as chief surgeon at the Allgemeines Krankenhaus in Vienna, Austria (1810-1815). Although a respected teacher of ophthalmic and general surgery, Rust was most capable as a hospital administrator. His publications include surgical handbooks and a treatise on Egyptian ophthalmia published in 1820.
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Dogwood Stable's Palace Malice was back on the work tab Sunday morning, breezing 5-furlongs in 1:00.32 at Saratoga. The Grade 1 winner is in the final stages of preparation for his next start the Grade 2 Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga on July 27.
A strong contingent of Dogwood Stable juveniles will be making their racing debuts at Saratoga Race Course, and fittingly so during the storied venue's 150th anniversary, and among those will be a dark bay colt named after one of the sport's legendary conditioners.
The nomenclature given the colt, celebrates the Hall of Fame horseman, who was known endearingly as the Gentleman Trainer from Morgan Street, and is among those 2-year-olds in training. Mack Miller worked on July 4, breezing a half-mile from the gate in 50.01 seconds.
A half-brother to graded stakes winner Electrify and Rothko, to stakes winner Cream Only and stakes placed Kinsey, the son of Yes It's True was purchased at the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company 2013 March Sale of Selected 2-Year-Olds in Training from the consignment of Eisaman Equine.


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The last annual report of the Connecticut Board of Health, a volume of over 300 pages, just published, contains the history of an epidemic of typhoid fever in Waterbury, occurring in the midsummer of 1890. The special paper in the report, tracing the outbreak to " dairy typhoid," or to infection by typhoid-impregnated milk, was written by Dr. Herbert E. Smith, professor of chemistry in Yale Medical College. Dr. Smith was detailed to investigate a sudden outburst of fever in June, 1890, of about fifty cases in a period of twenty-three days, limited to thirty-five families within the town. Not much success has, in this country, attended investigations intended to prove the relations of milk to typhoid fever; but in this instance we are presented with proofs of these relations that appear to be irrefutable. Although milk-typhoid has undoubtedly occurred in this country more frequently than has been generally known, there
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I don't have any reason to use stevia. I think if I was going to make lime gelatin with fresh limes I would sweeten it with pear or white grape juice and flavor it more with lime zest than actual juice. I'd save the limes for ceviche.
I don't have any reason to use stevia. I think if I was going to make lime gelatin with fresh limes I would sweeten it with pear or white grape juice and flavor it more with lime zest than actual juice. I'd save the limes for ceviche.
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It totally depends on brand. NuNaturals brand, alcohol-free, is good.
I use extracted stevia powder to make sweet tea... honey or molasses for any other sweetening.
Peak weight on Standard American Diet: 316.8 lbs
Initial Weight When Starting Primal: 275 lbs
Current weight: 210.8 lbs
Goal weight: 220 lbs (or less): MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
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Anyways, I don't use it much, but it's fine & dandy when I do. I do recommend it to my family, friends & clients, as if you don't freak out & reach out for & overly-embrace other traditional sweeteners in response to its use, then it's perfectly fine for dieters imo.
Not just my own opinion, as there loads of studies from many countries & thousands of years of its use, to back up my opinion, if you care to search online for them...
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It tastes funny to me. If I'm craving sweets, sometimes it's because I didn't eat a substantial meal. I'm still using splenda but trying to transition into stevia. I just don't like plain sugar at all.
I use liquid stevia drops (Sweet Leaf brand, my favorite is the english toffee flavor in coffee). I can't stand the commercial stevia derivatives that you can find in grocery stores these days though (Truvia, etc.). It tastes weird to me and I think it's even more processed.
The trick with stevia is not to use too much--a little goes a long way. If you use too much, it tastes bitter. I mostly only use it in drinks (coffee, tea, the occasional hot cocoa). I can't handle much sugar due to my short gut (gastric bypass), so having a natural alternative is nice. I wish I could use honey, maple syrup, or real sugar, but I find that unless it's a small amount along with something else, it's no good for me. 10g of sugar/honey in an almond flour muffin is fine, but 10g of honey in a cup of tea goes straight to my bloodstream and I crash within an hour or two. I tried agave nectar once, and had the worst episode of reactive hypoglycemia in my life.
I have found that since going Primal I use WAY less stevia/sweetener, things taste a lot sweeter to me now. Back in my low-carb days I used to "need" a little Splenda on my sweet potato, now it's plenty sweet by itself.
On the rare occasion that I make some coconut flour muffins or something, I'll use it. It doesn't hinder fat loss, and though I have no idea how I'd tell if my blood sugar was spiking (I'm assuming I'd get super energized all of a sudden?), I don't think it affects that either.
I just don't like sweet things as much.
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Ball State Sports Link: Be A Fan (Episode #1)
Ball State Sports Link's monthly sports-magazine show, "Be A Fan" driven by Muncie Nissan, returns for the 2012-13 season.
The September show, produced by senior Kevin Thurman, is hosted by seniors Josh Blessing and Ashley Reed.
The first show includes football's Steven Schott, plus features athletes from field hockey, soccer and women's volleyball.
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Live Launch Blog: Saab 9-5
Michael McAleer
Wednesday 9th June: Trollhatten, Sweden
You can't really help yourself rooting for Saab. It is a little difficult to be impartial when you hear the story of how close Saab came to annihilation and when you listen to the infectious enthusiasm of Saab's new Chairman, Spyker boss Victor Muller.
I found myself having a cup of Earl Grey tea with the giant Dutchman last night and as much as these guys usually smile at journalist's musings on the future of the brand they own, you get a sense that this guy really loves cars and isn't afraid of being adventurous.
If you doubt this, then look at some of Spyker's creations. I, like many journalists here have quite a deep seated passion about Saabs of old and have implored the brand to produce interesting cars again. "As long as I am involved, there will always be interesting Saabs," came the reply, followed by a reassuring bump of my mug.
Earlier that day at the press conference, he has spoken about how Saab could now really make decisions about Saab and that how Saab had lost its "Saabishness". "We don't really need new customers, we just want the old ones back," said Muller, claiming that producing 250,000 – 270,000 per year would be about where Saab's level should be.
You get a sense that the Saab 9-5, which looked to all the world like it would never happen, is a car that they are quite proud of, but that it is also something of a legacy of a time they might like to forget. It is without doubt, a car with a strong GM influence and you can tell from use of Opel engines and the Opel Insignia steering wheel and gearstick. The styling is safe in some areas, but more dramatic in others. The chrome light surrounds and the rear LED lights have a faint whiff of Halfords to them, but they do separate the car from the likes of the BMW 5-Series and Audi A6, which have become increasingly bland in recent years as they become more mainstream.
We drove the 160hp 2.0-litre diesel yesterday, with front wheel drive and a suspension set-up which thankfully, we won't get. In Ireland, we are getting a sportier set-up and we hope that this won't wallow about like the car we drove yesterday did. It was a car that went where you pointed it, eventually, but not without a whole lot of pitching. This car's set up couldn't have been more geared towards the American market, where Saab is about to embark on a major charm offensive in July.
Later this morning, we travel to a track to try out the more sportier set-up, a car which we will get in Ireland and we've also to try the higher-powered 190hp TTiD and the V6 petrol version too. More later……
We have arrived at a secret handling circuit and it is lashing rain. This should be a good test of the car's dynamics.
Right folks, that is all for the Saab 9-5 today. Make sure to check in on Wednesday for the full review in Motors.
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To understand the workings of American politics, you have to understand this fundamental law: Conservatives think liberals are stupid. Liberals think conservatives are evil. Charles Krauthammer
Even liberals who've accomplished a lot in their lives and have high IQs often say things on a regular basis that are stunningly, profoundly stupid and at odds with the way the world works. Modern liberalism has become so bereft of common sense and instinctually suicidal that America can only survive over the long haul by thwarting the liberal agenda. In fact, liberalism has become such a toxic and poisonous philosophy that most liberals wouldn't behave differently if their goal were to deliberately destroy the country. So, how does liberalism cause well-meaning, intelligent liberals to get this way? Well, it starts with...
1) Liberalism creates a feedback loop. It is usually impossible for a non-liberal to change a liberal's mind about political issues because liberalism works like so: only liberals are credible sources of information. How do you know someone's liberal? He espouses liberal doctrine. So, no matter how plausible what you say may be, it will be ignored if you're not a liberal and if you are a liberal, of course, you probably agree with liberal views. This sort of close-mindedness makes liberals nearly impervious to any information that might undermine their beliefs.
2) Liberals sources of information are ever present. Conservatives are regularly exposed to the liberal viewpoint whether they want to be or not. That's not necessarily so for liberals. Imagine the average day for liberals. They get up and read their local newspaper. It has a liberal viewpoint. They take their kids to school, where the teachers are liberal. Then they go to work, listen to NPR which has a liberal viewpoint on the way home, and then turn on the nightly news which also skews leftward. From there, they turn on TV and watch shows created by liberals that lean to the left, if they have any political viewpoint at all. Unless liberals actively seek out conservative viewpoints, which is unlikely, the only conservative arguments they're probably going to hear are going to be through the heavily distorted, poorly translated, deeply skeptical lens of other liberals.
3) Liberals emphasize feeling superior, not superior results. Liberalism is all about appearances, not outcomes. What matters to liberals is how a program makes them FEEL about themselves, not whether it works or not. Thus a program like Headstart, which sounds good because it's designed to help children read, makes liberals feel good about themselves, even though the program doesn't work and wastes billions. A ban on DDT makes liberals feel good about themselves because they're "protecting the environment" even though millions of people have died as a result. For liberals, it's not what a program does in the real world; it's about whether they feel better about themselves for supporting it.
4) Liberals are big believers in moral relativism. This spins them round and round because if the only thing that's wrong is saying that there's an absolute moral code, then you lose your ability to tell cause from effect, good from bad, and right from wrong. Taking being non-judgmental to the level that liberals do leaves them paralyzed, pondering "why they hate us" because they feel incapable of saying, That's wrong," and doing something about it. If you're against firm standards and condemning immoral behavior, then your moral compass wont work and youll also be for immorality, as well as societal and cultural decay by default.
5) Liberals tend to view people as parts of groups, not individuals. One of the prejudices of liberalism is that they see everyone as part of a group, not as an individual. This can lead to rather bizarre disparities when say, a man from a group that they consider to be powerless, impoverished victims becomes the leader of the free world -- and he's challenged by a group of lower middle class white people who've banded together because individually they're powerless. If you listen to the liberal rhetoric, you might think Barack Obama was a black Republican being surrounded by a KKK lynching party 100 years ago -- as opposed to the single most powerful man in America abusing the authority of his office to attack ordinary Tea Partiers who have the audacity to speak the truth to power for the good of their country.
6) Liberals take a dim view of personal responsibility. Who's at fault if a criminal commits a crime? The criminal or society? If someone creates a business and becomes a millionaire, is that the result of hard work and talent or luck? If you're dirt poor, starving, and haven't worked in 5 years, is that a personal failing or a failure of the state? Conservatives would tend to say the former in each case, while liberals would tend to say the latter. But when you disconnect what an individual does from the results that happen in his life, it's very difficult to understand cause and effect in people's lives.
7) Liberals give themselves far too much credit just for being liberal. To many liberals, all one needs to do to be wise, intelligent, compassionate, open minded, and sensitive is to BE LIBERAL. In other words, many of the good things about a person spring not from his actions, but from the ideology he holds. This has an obvious appeal. You can be a diehard misogynist, but plausibly call yourself a feminist, hate blacks, but accuse others of racism, have a subpar IQ and be an intellectual, give nothing to charity and be compassionate, etc., etc., and all you have to do is call yourself a liberal. It's a shortcut to virtue much like the corrupt old idea of religious indulgences. Why live a life of virtue when you could live a sinful life and buy your way into heaven? If you're a liberal, why actually live a life of virtue when you can merely call yourself a liberal and get credit for being virtuous, even when you've done nothing to earn it?
IIRC, John Hawkins is a FReeper.
Exhibit A
Exhibit A: Bob Beckel Say You Need A Shotgun To Interview Ann Coulter
When does the book come out?
This is a KEEPER! Well done!
I've always thought being a liberal/leftist was easy because it doesn't demand anything of you personally. Think taxes should be raised? Just say that, don't pay anymore yourself, as you are allowed to do. Have some physical need? Don't go out and earn money to get it for yourself, the government "owes" it to you. Need to say you are "educated"? Just find a way to get on the Affirmative Action gravy train, and have it handed to you. Want (liberal) women to like you? Just say you're pro-abortion and a "feminist", never mind that you can then treat women like dirt, they'll still think you are "enlightened". IOW, if you're liberal, you don't have pay your own way, work to achieve anything by your own merits, or earn the respect of others. A pretty easy ride, on balance.
Very good. I like the explanation on these.
The basis of "liberalism" can be boiled down to the philosophy of humanism.
The ideology is based on lies from the father of lies, so no conclusions they come to can be reflective of reality.
Most liberals are liberals just so they can feel good about themselves (humanism) without any personal sacrifice or effort on their part.
8) Stupidity
9) Insanity
Cogent, concise analysis of liberalism. Because so many aspects of liberalism appeal to peoples need to feel good about themselves while actually doing things that aren't necessarily good (or productive) it has many adherents. I believe that the lack of a moral core (moral relativism) is the basis of liberalism. The 'feel good' stuff is just deodorant.
liberals emote,
they do not think.
Gen 3:4-5 is the basis of liberalism.
Everything about it is a reflection of what the serpent told Eve.
Ideology trumps reality.
Excellent summary of liberalism. There's even some overlap/reinforcement among the points. Nothing to add.
Hannity giggles a lot about his friendship with this goon. I see that the libtard thug is now wearing suspenders, as if this will somehow give him a visual signature and make himself look cuddly. My remote carries me right past this racist and worthless bum.
Gee, It's Liberal profiling.....and it works
The Left is a conglomeration of cults rigidly segregated. The cultees fear one thing above all, the notion of being held responsible. If you hold a lefty/lib resposnible for something, anything they break, quickly.
The problem is that newsrooms are packed with liberal journalists who see the world through a liberal prism. There's a lot of racial and ethnic and gender diversity in newsrooms these days,but very little ideological diversity — very little diversity of opinion. So, inside the bubble, everything to the right of center is (correctly) seen as conservative,but everything to the left of center is (incorrectly) seen as middle of the road. Liberal views, in this world, aren't really liberal. They're moderate. They're reasonable. They're mainstream.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011/08/17/why-journalists-cant-stop-speaking-about-conservatives/#ixzz1VregZeaP
Good observation.
The problem with our side is that we keep buying the publications and viewing the media sources that espouse this garbage and then wonder why it is everywhere.
We MUST take a stand and not subscribe to any liberal media source. Otherwise, we're just paying into our own demise.
Coincidentally, today's thread on the wisdom of Thomas Sowell complements this piece.
So do the following quotations about socialism which is, in reality, the philosophy most akin to that of today's so-called "progressives." These quotations, combined with Sowell and Krauthammer, might awaken many citizens, if circulated widely on the web and in print.
Conservative thought, by and large, acknowledges the Declaration of Independence's assertion of Creator-endowed, therefore inalienable, individual rights and responsibilities. Its counterfeit counterpart is a government-over-people philosophy which relies on government as a grantor of rights, a concept which overlooks the coercive oppression which always has accompanied such government.
In the course of his research for "Solzhenitsyn: A Soul in Exile" (Harper Collins), Joseph Pearch traveled to Moscow to interview the writer. The excerpt below is from that interview:
"Solzhenitsyn: In different places over the years I have had to prove that socialism, which to many western thinkers is a sort of kingdom of justice, was in fact full of coercion, of bureaucratic greed and corruption and avarice, and consistent within itself that socialism cannot be implemented without the aid of coercion. Communist propaganda would sometimes include statements such as "we include almost all the commandments of the Gospel in our ideology". The difference is that the Gospel asks all this to be achieved through love, through self-limitation, but socialism only uses coercion. This is one point.
"Untouched by the breath of God, unrestricted by human conscience, both capitalism and socialism are repulsive."
"Freedom is the most valuable of all human possessions, next after life itself. It is more valuable, in a manner, than even health. No human agency can secure health; but good laws, justly administered, can and do secure freedom. Freedom, indeed, is almost the only thing that law can secure. Law cannot secure equality, nor can it secure prosperity. In the direction of equality, all that law can do is to secure fair play, which is equality of rights but is not equality of conditions. In the direction of prosperity, all that law can do is to keep the road open. That is the Quintessence of Individualism, and it may fairly challenge comparison with that Quintessence of Socialism we have been discussing. Socialism, disguise it how we may, is the negation of Freedom. That it is so, and that it is also a scheme not capable of producing even material comfort in exchange for the abnegations of Freedom, I think the foregoing considerations amply prove." EDWARD STANLEY ROBERTSON
Liberty Fund Library "A Plea for Liberty: An Argument Against Socialism and Socialistic Legislation," edited by Thomas Mackay (1849 - 1912), Chapter 1, excerpted final paragraphs from Edward Stanley Robertson's essay:
"The difference between what is seen and what is not seen was often noticed by the old economists. What is not seen is the infinite variety of individual transactions and decisions which, in a civilized society, within the framework of just and well-known laws, insure the advantage not only of the individual concerned, but of the community, and provide that general body of well-being constituting the wealth of nations. All this is blotted out by an over-riding State control, however imposing some of its manifestations may be. It is the vital creative impulse that that I deeply fear the doctrines and policy of the socialist Government have destroyed, or are rapidly destroying, in our national life. Nothing that they can plan and order and rush around enforcing will take its place. They have broken the mainspring, and until we get a new one the watch will not go." - Winston Churchill, speech, House of Commons, October 28, 1947.
"It is in the interest of the wage-earner to have many other alternatives open to him than service under one all-powerful employer called the State. He will be in a better position to bargain collectively and production will be more abundant; there will be more for all and more freedom for all when the wage earner is able, in the large majority of cases, to choose and change his work, and deal with a private employer who, like himself, is subject to the ordinary pressures of life and, like himself, is dependent upon his personal thrift, ingenuity and good-housekeeping." - Winston Churchill, speech, Blackpool, October 5, 1946
Charles Krauthammer
The elite premise: libtards think the masses are unable to think and are too stupid to make their own decisions and to take care of themselves, and so are unfit for freedom. Therefore the masses need the help of big government to survive, and need to be ruled by force. And since ability to think is the exclusive prerogative of the libtards,they will be happy to control that government.
Exactly! As much as John Hawkins may be correct on his 7 points, I think Krauthammer has the meaning of the nature of the parties / ideologies backwards.
I usually think of liberals as "evil" and conservatives as "stupid" for their inabilities to realize and eloquently convey it. Even armed with the truth and the facts to counter liberal lies and mischaracterizations, most conservatives can't seem to verbalize their arguments or be convincing outside of their own environment.
To underestimate and think of someone evil as stupid, when they simply march on executing their evil plans virtually unimpeded, is, in itself, stupid. Ronald Reagan called Soviet Union an Evil Empire, not Stupid Empire because he understood the true nature of the enemy.
There is a reason that Republicans are usually called the Stupid Party and Democrats the Evil Party.
"Now THAT'S what I call a Magnificent Seven."
"When does the book come out?"
The book came out in 1985. It was written by James Burnham, a founding editor of National Review. Titled "Suicide of the West", it is the most profound in-depth analysis of Liberalism I have ever come across. Published by Regnery Gateway, Inc. ISBN 0-89526-599-0.
Wow. Great summary.
Great post
I did not know that. I always enjoy reading and posting his articles
True, and it is one of the reasons print media, nightly news channels, and the big networks (liberal strongholds)are slowly dying. Liberals assume everyone thinks the way they do, but they are wrong. This is evidenced in growing popularity of Conservative talk radio and the like. 11B3P
Liberals are brilliant geniuses who understand and know everything. (All others in the world are ignorant,
knuckle-dragging dolts who know nothing and believe in a bearded man in the sky.)
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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Cutera Inc. 7/9/12
Department of Health and Human Services
|Public Health Service
Food and Drug Administration
|10903 New Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20993
July 9, 2012
Warning Letter
Kevin Connors
President and Chief Executive Officer
Cutera, Inc.
3240 Bayshore Blvd
Brisbane, CA 94005
Re: Cutera GenesisPlus Laser System
Refer to CPT1200217 when replying to this letter.
Dear Mr. Connors:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has learned that your firm is marketing the Cutera GenesisPlus Laser System (GenesisPlus) in the United States. This product is a device within the meaning of section 201(h) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), 21 U.S.C. § 321(h), because it is intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions or in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, or to affect the structure or any function of the body. As explained below, this device is being marketed without required clearance or approval in violation of the Act.
Your firm obtained clearance of the GenesisPlus (K103626) under section 510(k) of the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 360(k), for the following indications:
The Cutera GenesisPlus laser is intended for the coagulation and hemostasis of benign vascular lesions such as, but not limited to, rosacea, poikiloderma of civatte, and treatment of benign cutaneous lesions, such as warts, scars, and straie. The laser is also intended for the treatment of benign pigmented lesions.
The Cutera GenesisPlus laser is also indicated for the treatment of wrinkles such as, but not limited to periocular and perioral wrinkles.
Podiatry (ablation, vaporization, incision, excision, and coagulation of soft tissue) including:
- Matrixectomy
- Periungual and subungual warts
- Plantar warts
- Radical nail excision
- Neuromas
The Cutera GenesisPlus laser is indicated for use in the temporary increase of clear nail in patients with onychomycosis (e.g. dermatophytes, Trichophyton rubrum and T. mentagrophytes, and/or yeast Candida Albicans, etc.)
The Office of Compliance, in FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, recently reviewed your firm's website, www.cutera.com, and found the following claims for GenesisPlus:
"Cutera's 1064 nm laser, with patented microsecond technology is an established and recognized treatment for skin rejuvenation. GenesisPlus targets microvasculature, stimulates collagen production and protects the epidermis."
"GenesisPlus is a Nd:YAG 1064 nm laser that has been cleared by the FDA to be both a safe and effective solution for the treatment of nail infection (onychomycosis), more commonly known as toenail fungus."
New indications such as skin rejuvenation and collagen stimulation represent a major change in the intended use of the device. Additionally, your firm's cleared indication for the temporary increase of clear nail in patients with onychomycosis only addresses the appearance of the nail. Promotion of the GenesisPlus for the treatment of onychomycosis – which involves factors including microbiological evaluation and prevention of recurrence – not only comprises a major change in the device's intended use, but could also affect its safety and effectiveness.
In light of the above claims, the GenesisPlus is adulterated under section 501(f)(1)(B) of the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 351(f)(1)(B), because your firm does not have an approved application for premarket approval (PMA) in effect pursuant to section 515(a) of the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 360e(a), or an approved application for an investigational device exemption under section 520(g) of the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 360j(g). The device is also misbranded under section 502(o) of the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 352(o), because your firm did not notify the agency of its intent to introduce the device into commercial distribution, as required by section 510(k) of the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 360(k). For a device requiring premarket approval, the notification required by section 510(k) of the Act is deemed satisfied when a PMA is pending before the agency, 21 CFR § 807.81(b). The kind of information that your firm needs to submit in order to obtain approval or clearance for the device is described on the Internet at http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/devadvice/3122.html. The FDA will evaluate the information that your firm submits and decide whether the product may be legally marketed.
The Office of Compliance requests that Cutera, Inc., immediately cease the dissemination of promotional materials for the GenesisPlus the same as or similar to those described above.
The FDA has also learned that your firm has modified the treatment spot size for the GenesisPlus. Specifically, the spot size cleared under K103626 is 1 mm for podiatry use. However, the product specifications listed on your firm's website are 1.5 and 5 mm for podiatry. This represents a significant technological change in the treatment parameters, which could affect the safety and effectiveness of the device. Therefore, the GenesisPlus is further misbranded under section 502(o) the Act, 21 U.S.C. § 352(o), because a notice or other information respecting the modification to the device was not provided to the FDA as required by section 510(k), 21 U.S.C. § 360(k), and 21 CFR 807.81(a)(3)(i).
Your firm should take prompt action to correct the violations addressed in this letter. Failure to promptly correct these violations may result in regulatory action being initiated by the FDA without further notice. These actions include, but are not limited to, seizure, injunction, and civil money penalties. Also, federal agencies may be advised of the issuance of Warning Letters about devices so that they may take this information into account when considering the award of contracts.
Please notify this office in writing within fifteen business days from the date you receive this letter of the specific steps your firm has taken to correct the noted violations, as well as an explanation of how your firm plans to prevent these violations, or similar violations, from occurring again. Include documentation of the corrections and/or corrective actions (including any systemic corrective actions) that your firm has taken. If your firm's planned corrections and/or corrective actions will occur over time, please include a timetable for implementation of those activities. If corrections and/or corrective actions cannot be completed within fifteen business days, state the reason for the delay and the time within which these activities will be completed. Your firm's response should be comprehensive and address all violations included in this Warning Letter.
Your firm's response should be sent to:
Food and Drug Administration
Center for Devices and Radiological Health
Office of Compliance
Field Operations Branch
10903 New Hampshire Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20993
Finally, you should know that this letter is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the violations at your firm's facility. It is your firm's responsibility to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations administered by FDA. Your firm should investigate and determine the causes of the violations, and take prompt actions to correct the violations and bring the product into compliance.
Sincerely yours,
Steven D. Silverman
Office of Compliance
Center for Devices and
Radiological Health


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Bertrand and Nelson are united in marriage
Stacey Lynn Bertrand and Benjamin Gerard Nelson, Jr. became man and wife during a wedding ceremony Saturday, April 25, 2009. The 7:00 p.m. ceremony at St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Abbeville was officiated by Father Kenneth Mayne.
Stacey is the daughter of Deborah and Steven Bertrand of Abbeville. She is the granddaughter of Helen Bertrand and the late Sidney P. Bertrand of Abbeville; and of Ms. Theresa Choate of Abbeville and the late Ronald R. Lyons.
Benjamin is the son of Cathy and Benjamin Nelson, Sr. of Erath. He is the grandson of Mr. Luma Nelson of Coteau and the late Thelma Nelson.; and of Mrs. Gracie Zenon of Abbeville and the late Eldridge Zenon, Sr.
Escorted by her father, Steven Bertrand, the bride wore a strapless, A-line gown made of diamond white satin with a corset back. The gown featured an elegant lace overlay on the bodice that created an asymmetrical lowered waist. A satin empire band sprinkled with crystals accented the bodice. The satin skirt was embellished with gentle folds of fabric that were upswept at the side revealing a lace hem. Finally, lace applique's adorned the chapel length train.
The bride's dress was accessorized by a tiara made of a rhinestone floral design, and a two-tiered, diamond white veil with a satin corded finish.
Her bouquet was created into an elegant cascade of Cymbidium orchids that was accented with Dendrobium orchids.
Serving in the wedding as the Maid of Honor was Brandy Duhon, niece of the bride. Bridesmaids for the event included Tabitha Duhon, sister of the bride; Lena Nelson, sister of the groom; Nanci Martin, friend of the bride; and Roxie Lancon, friend of the bride.
The Bridesmaids wore black strapless floor-length dresses that were ruched under the bodice in an A-line iridescent chiffon that was accented with fuchsia satin. They carried a garden cluster of stargazers accented with pink heather, baronia and calcinia.
The Flower girls for the wedding were Breanna Maldanado, godchild of the bride and Haley Zenon, godchild of the groom. The miniature bride, Joli Maliyah Nelson, was the daughter of the bride and groom.
Serving in the wedding as the Best Man was Duston Nelson, cousin of the groom. Groomsmen for the event included Micah Bertrand, brother of the bride; Chad Zenon, cousin of the groom; Derrek Nelson, cousin of the groom; and Chris Trahan, friend of the groom.
Ushers for the wedding included Jacob Nelson, cousin of the groom; Joey Nelson; cousin of the groom; Kristian Castagnola, cousin of the groom; and Adrian Castagnola, cousin of the groom.
Music for the ceremony was provided by Davlon Rost, vocalist; Jude Gaspard, piano and trumpet; and Robin Hochkeppel, saxophone.
Readings were given by Myra Castagnola, aunt of the groom; and Matilde Nelson, aunt of the groom.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held at St. Theresa's Holy Family Center. After a wedding trip to Disney World, the couple plan to reside in Abeville.


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MMA Forum - UFC Forums - UFC Results - MMA Videos (http://www.mmaforum.com/forumindex.php)
- UFC (http://www.mmaforum.com/ufc/)
- - Who do you give that 3rd round to? *spoiler* (http://www.mmaforum.com/ufc/114329-who-do-you-give-3rd-round-spoiler.html)
Who do you give that 3rd round to? *spoiler*
Hey guys, So im assuming we can all agree the first 2 rounds where clearly Aldo, and the last 2 where clearly Edgar, and the 3rd round was close.
I thought Edgar won it by points, but still such a close round to call, who won it and why?
(I this has been posted before feel free to delete it)
Uh, sorry to disagree but I gave 1,2,3, & 5 to Aldo. I think the only round Edgar clearly won was 4.
I gave Aldo the first 3 rounds, Edgar the last two.
3 and 5 could have gone either way
I gave it to Edgar because Aldo was only jabbing and Edgar was landing power body shots and leg kicks.
Edgar can't put on a decisive performance to save his life. It's the same story after every fight.
NO, he didn't beat Aldo, NO he didn't beat benson in the rematch, and NO he didn't beat BJ in the first fight.
His problem is, he fight like he's sparing. Alot of bouncing, shadow boxing and pillow punching. Throw in a takedown here and there just for good measure, but with no top control.
I truly hope he retires, because i can't stand the constant controversy with his fights.
Poor Edgar, this guy just doesn't learn from his mistakes. You can't look to solely point fight in all of your championship bouts Frankie. You got lucky against that first fight with BJ where you undeservedly got the nod due to incompetent judging and now you are suffering the effects of karma - the judging is now working AGAINST you.
You're boring Frankie, go pick up fencing or some other points fighting sport because you're clearly not learning from your very evident mistakes.
I actually gave the 3rd to frankie and the 5th to Aldo...i really dont understand why everyone is givin the 3rd to Aldo and the 5th to frankie
i still have to rewatch the fight, but i dont remember Aldo doing much in the 3rd except for the front kick, frankie was a lot more agressive and landed a lot more shots, even though they werent power shots i dont think Aldos front kick is enough to win him the round
5th round Aldo clearly out struck frankie, im not sure if he did in total numbers but im pretty sure he landed more significant strikes in the 5th, and the first min was just Aldo jabbing edgars face in....and he closed the round well with that superman punch off the cage...
so yeah....1st, 2nd and 5th round i gave it to aldo, 3rd and 4th to Edgar...but at the end of the day the only round that was without a doubt edgar was round 4...i dont see how anyone could have scored the fight for frankie
I gave 3,4,5 to Edgar.
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Hey did you see that double backflip over the river? It was so fucking wrench!
dodane przez Tophmcgoph lipiec 04, 2013
The immediate reaction when the alcohol wears off and you learn the true "beauty" of the girl from last night.
damn, dawg... I woke up with hangover and looked at the girl I brought home. Then I had to wrench.
dodane przez tim-tim kwiecień 07, 2004
1. A girl who constantly tries to henpeck her man into submission, prompting his friends to use the term behind his back...and then in front of it, too.
What isn't that wrench Allison allowing you to do now? God you are pussy-whipped!
dodane przez Hung Lo & Left marzec 31, 2006
to wash something off
the baby dropped here bottle in the dirt, well go wrench it off
dodane przez nicole b maj 17, 2007
A small Korean Girl. Will normally be found near an Ogreous Monster. Has also been known to peer pressure others into drinking large quantities of alcohol.
Where's wrench?
I think she's with Ogreous Monster trying to get someone to do shots.
I think she's with Ogreous Monster trying to get someone to do shots.
dodane przez smonahan luty 05, 2008
A sexual act performed by too gay men. This sexual act is like a 69er but it involves both men licking each others ring piece.
Oh yes you sexy beasst! Lets wrench!
dodane przez Stevie lipiec 18, 2004
A penis that is so large, it hangs from the pubis like a wrench from a tool belt.
Stu: "Hey guys, put it back to channel 599 I wanna see Mr. Marcus' wrench."
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Dentistry is defined as the evaluation, diagnosis, prevention and/or treatment (nonsurgical, surgical or related procedures) of diseases, disorders and/or conditions of the oral cavity, maxillofacial area and/or the adjacent and associated structures and their impact on the human body; provided by a dentist, within the scope of his/her education, training and experience, in accordance with the ethics of the profession and applicable law.
There are overlapping responsibilities among the recognized areas of dental practice. However, as a matter of principle, a specialist should not routinely perform procedures that are beyond the scope of that particular specialty.
In the state of Illinois, the law requires that a dentist hold a specialty license in a recognized specialty in order to be acknowledged as a specialist in that area of dental practice. The Illinois Dental Practice Act presently licenses six dental specialties
While the American Dental Association formally recognizes three additional specialty areas of dental practice Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, Dental Public Health, and Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology these currently are not licensed specialties in the state of Illinois.
Endodontics is the branch of dentistry concerned with the morphology, physiology and pathology of the human dental pulp and periradicular tissues. Its study and practice encompass the basic and clinical sciences including biology of the normal pulp, the etiology, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases and injuries of the pulp and associated periradicular conditions. (Adopted by ADA, December 1983)
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is the specialty of dentistry that includes the diagnosis, surgical and adjunctive treatment of diseases, injuries and defects involving both the functional and esthetic aspects of the hard and soft tissues of the oral and maxillofacial region. (Adopted by ADA, October 1990)
Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics is that area of dentistry concerned with the supervision, guidance and correction of the growing or mature dentofacial structures, including those conditions that require movement of teeth or correction of malrelationships and malformations of their related structures and the adjustment of relationships between and among teeth and facial cones by the application of forces and/or the stimulation and redirection of functional forces within the craniofacial complex. Major responsibilities of orthodontic practice include the diagnosis, prevention, interception and treatment of all forms of malocclusion of the teeth and associated alterations in their surrounding structures; the design, application and control of functional and corrective appliances; and the guidance of the dentition and its supporting structures to attain and maintain optimum occlusal relationships in physiologic and esthetic harmony among facial and cranial structures. (Definition Adopted by ADA, December 1980) (Designation Adopted b y ADA, October 1994)
Pediatric Dentistry is an age-defined specialty that provides both primary and comprehensive preventative and therapeutic oral health care for infants and children through adolescence, including those with special health care needs.(Adopted by ADA, 1995)
Periodontics is that specialty of dentistry encompassing the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the supporting and surrounding tissues of the teeth or their substitutes and the maintenance of the health, function and esthetics of these structures and tissues. (Adopted by ADA, December 1992)
Prosthodontics is that branch of dentistry pertaining to the restoration and maintenance of oral functions, comfort, appearance and health of the patient by the restoration of natural teeth and/or the replacement of missing teeth and contiguous oral and maxillofacial tissues with artificial substitutes. (Adopted by ADA, May 1976)
Dental Public Health is the science and art of preventing and controlling dental diseases and promoting dental health through organized community efforts. It is that form of dental practice that serves the community as a patient rather than the individual. It is concerned with the dental health education of the public, with applied dental research, and with the administration of group dental care programs as well as the prevention and control of dental diseases on a community basis. (Adopted by ADA, May 1976)
Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology is the specialty of dentistry and discipline of pathology that deals with the nature, identification, and management of diseases affecting the oral and maxillofacial regions. It is a science that investigates the causes, processes, and effects of these diseases. The practice of oral pathology includes research and diagnosis of diseases using clinical, radiographic, microscopic, biochemical, or other examinations. (Adopted by ADA, May 1991)
Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology is the specialty of dentistry and discipline of radiology concerned with the production and interpretation of images and data produced by all modalities of radiant energy that are used for the diagnosis and management of diseases, disorders and conditions of the oral and maxillofacial region. (Adopted by ADA, April 2001)
A DDS denotes doctor of dental surgery, while DMD denotes doctor of dental medicine. These indicate the degree awarded upon graduation from dental school to become a general dentist. There is no difference between the two degrees; dentists who have a DMD or DDS have the same education. Universities have the prerogative to determine what degree is awarded. Both degrees use the same curriculum requirements set by the American Dental Association's Commission on Dental Accreditation. Generally, three or more years of undergraduate education plus four years of dental school is required to graduate and become a general dentist. State licensing boards accept either degree as equivalent, and both degrees allow licensed individuals to practice the same scope of general dentistry. Additional post-graduate training is required to become a dental specialist, such as an orthodontist, periodontist or oral and maxillofacial surgeon.


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2014 All-County selections for first team, second team, honorable mention and Coach of the Year for boys high school golf in Broward County.
First team
Jonathan Cachon
Cypress Bay sophomore
Stroke avg.: 74 (18 holes)
Comment: After shooting an 80 at districts, rebounded with 1-under 71 at regionals, helping Lightning finish second. Finished tied for 18th at state with rounds of 78 and 71.
Kristian Caparros
American Heritage senior
Stroke avg.: 70.6 (18 holes)
Comment: Had county's...