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OK, for sure, I will never work out there. You show a couple of eye candy guys and cross them out, then an unfit annoying guy on a cell phone and cross him out, then point out a skinny woman with no real muscle and let people know that there are plenty of skinny women hanging out on machines.
I guess the point is it's a gym full of skinny, non-muscular women with none of those pesky guys with muscles to compete with.
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It's better than sitting on a couch all day.
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Mags, just for you I'm going to start a line of gyms called Planet Awesome, where weights are mandatory. And I'll work out shirtless every day at our flagship location.
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I just saw that and wondered if I saw it right. It looked like they were saying it was the place to go if you wanted to get on a cardio machine and laugh or exert absolutely no effort on a weight machine. I couldn't believe that is what they were promoting.
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Every time I hear the dirty word 'exercise', I wash my mouth out with chocolate.
I signed up. But I'm almost 50 and still have some pudge. I'm more their market than the average 20-something crossfitter, to be honest.
I don't think they're going for anti-fitness, I think they're trying to appeal to people who get tired of guys that spend 4 hours just hanging out at the free weights showing off to each other, or Barbies that go to the gym in next to nothing to be seen by the guys hanging out at the free weights for 4 hours. That drives me nuts and makes me not want to go. I'm not there to be seen, I'm there to work out.
They're shooting for a gym without the gym fanatic culture that is intimidating or annoying to many people.
And it's only $10 per month (or at least that's the deal I got).
In matters of style, swim with the current. In matters of principle, stand like a rock.
This message has been intercepted by the NSA, the only branch of government that listens.
FWIW, both gyms have their elliptical bunnies. They can do what they want. Not my problem.


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This technology can determine mismatch across a range of frequencies. A signal generator of the system can provide a periodic calibration signal having a plurality of frequency components. The system frequency can translate the calibration signal to provide a first set of observed samples. The first set can be compared to a second set of samples, which can be modeled by a function of parameters including an estimated vector mismatch and a plurality of basis functions. A value of vector mismatch can then be determined that minimizes the difference between the first and second sample set.
The Vector Calibration System can be implemented in any communication system that separates signals using a plurality of signal paths having a predetermined vector relationship.
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A major new study of middle childhood
The many factors that influence the living habits of children between the ages of eight and 14 are to be explored in a new study. One of the participants is the University of Gothenburg and a number of areas have been identified as contributors to the behaviours of children.
It was noted that this age can be both exciting and demanding for young people, with them enjoying greater independence and less parental control.
Entitled I.Family, the research will look at a child's eating habits, their physical activity levels, immediate environment, family, school, tastes and genetic markers.
It is hoped that the investigation will lead to more advice and recommendations being developed that can be used by decision makers to help families encourage healthier lifestyles.
Gabriele Eiben, Researcher at the University of Gothenburg's Sahlgrenska Academy, noted group pressure, schools and marketing - through television, music and mobile phones - can all impact a child's living habits.
Dr Gordon Milson, a Chartered Psychologist, comments:
"It is welcoming to see a study considering the systemic factors which impact on young people's development. Whilst previous theories of adolesence concentrating on the premise that it's a time of 'Storm und Strang' for all young people have been minimised, there is recognition that the social, emotional, relational, psychological and biological growth which young people from the ages of 8-14 experience is significant in their progression into early adulthood and possibly beyond.
"Developing a greater understanding of the interaction between the factors involved in a young person's life and the impact which they can have on that young person and their idiosyncratic expression can only assist in helping families and young people engage in positive living in the future."


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If everything falls in place at the Giant Center, there could be a lot of area Class AA wrestlers looking for gold in the finals of the PIAA Championships.
In fact, by my calculations, there should be seven area wrestlers in the finals. That's if everything falls into place. And when does everything fall into place in the state tournament?
I've picked three champions in Tyrone's A.J. Schopp (119) and Ronnie Garbinsky (125) and Bedford's Josh Krupa (285).
Schopp has been proving locally all season that he's a force to reckon with, and he made a statewide statement in the Southwest Regionals finals when he beat Keystone Oaks' returning state champion Anthony Zanetta. I think he'll face Zanetta again in the finals, and he'll find a way to beat him again.
Garbinsky will have a tougher challenge at a very deep 125-pound class. It says here he'll beat Northwestern Lehigh's returning 119-pound runner-up Evan Yenolevich in the finals.
Yenolevich might be a little worn down by the time he gets to the finals because he faces Bedford's Devin Cook in the first round and possibly Northern Bedford's Tyler Chesney in the semifinals.
Garbinsky will have to go through either Penn Cambria's Pat Myers or Greenville's Coty Burnett, who wrestle each other in the preliminaries.
Bedford coach Brian Creps says the regional finals loss to Carlynton's Jordan Roussos has really motivated Krupa. I think a motivated Krupa is enough to beat Roussos in a finals rematch.
Penn Cambria's Evan Link (103), Central Cambria's Phil Steinberg (135), Portage's Shawn Perich (145) and Chestnut Ridge's Josh McDannell (215) should also reach the finals, but lose there.
Link will get past Westmont Hilltop's Josh Polacek in the semis, but Reynolds' Dylan D'Urso has the edge in the finals. Steinberg will fall a little short to Sharon's returning champion, Jordan Moss.
Perich gives Benton's Eric Hess all he can handle but falls short. McDannell will have to get by Sharpsville's unbeaten Justin Buchanan in the semis just to make the finals against Saucon Valley's Brandon Palik.
But anything can happen in Hershey. Enjoy the picks.
103 POUNDS: Finalists: Evan Link, Penn Cambria vs. Dylan D'Urso, Reynolds. Champion: D'Urso. Comment: D'Urso owns a 10-0 win over North Star's Nick Roberts.
112 POUNDS: Finalists: Luke Frey, Montoursville vs. Geoff Alexander, Shady Side Academy. Champion: Frey. Comment: Frey's stiffest test will come against Mason Beckman.
119 POUNDS: Finalists: A.J. Schopp, Tyrone vs. Anthony Zanetta, Keystone Oaks. Champion: Schopp. Comment: Schopp would probably like to get another shot at Joe Spisak.
125 POUNDS: Finalists: Ronnie Garbinsky, Tyrone vs. Evan Yenolevich, Northwestern Lehigh. Champion: Garbinsky. Comment: Tyler Chesney will get a crack at Yenolevich in semis.
130 POUNDS: Finalists: Cody Kelly, Reynolds vs. Austin Williams, Pen Argyl. Champion: Kelly. Comment: Kelly will beat Frank Martellotti and Nick Hodgkins to reach finals.
135 POUNDS: Finalists: Phil Steinberg, Central Cambria vs. Jordan Moss, Sharon. Champion: Moss. Comment: Steinberg will get rematch with Travis McKillop in semis.
140 POUNDS: Finalists: Derek Schmelyun, Bermudian Springs vs. Dane Johnson, Shady Side Academy. Champion: Johnson. Comment: Daniel Knott could get his shot at Schmelyun in semis.
145 POUNDS: Finalists: Eric Hess, Benton vs. Shawn Perich, Portage. Champion: Hess. Comment: One of Hess' losses was to Central Mountain's Dylan Alton, 6-3.
152 POUNDS: Finalists: Nick Bancroft, Maplewood vs. Dirk Cowburn, Coudersport. Champion: Bancroft. Comment: Bancroft pulled off a shocker by beating Cowburn last week.
160 POUNDS: Finalists: Corey Lear, Benton vs. Matthew Cunningham, Shady Side Academy. Champion: Cunningham. Comment: Cunningham avenged states loss to Lear, 5-2, this year.
171 POUNDS: Finalists: Josh Smith, Octorara vs. Caleb Kolb, Grove City. Champion: Kolb. Comment: Kolb took third at 160 last season.
189 POUNDS: Finalists: Zac Bennett, Westmont Hilltop vs. Roman San Doval, Shady Side Academy. Champion: San Doval. Comment: San Doval's win over Bennett last week was a jaw-dropper.
215 POUNDS: Finalists: Brandon Palik, Saucon Valley vs. Josh McDannell, Chestnut Ridge. Champion: Palik. Comment: Bedford's Cody Shippey can't be counted out.
285 POUNDS: Finalists: Jordan Roussos, Carlynton vs. Josh Krupa, Bedford. Champion: Krupa. Comment: Krupa will have big quarterfinal bout against Will Ringer.
OUTSTANDING WRESTLER: Roman San Doval, Shady Side Academy.
TEAM CHAMPION: Reynolds. Comment: Shady Side and Westmont Hilltop will battle for title.
CLASS AA POSTSEASON PICKS RECORD: 57 of 89 situations correct (17 of 29 last week).


text: At 08:10 PM Wednesday 7/18/01, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: >The first reason, as you described, is that pre-emptive multithreading >prevents me, when reading a sequence of source code, from using valuable >assumptions about how all of the state remains unchanged during the execution >of this sequence except for changes caused by the code I am looking at. > >The second reason is deadlock. > >The third reason is that bugs caused by the first two reasons are almost always >non-reproduceable and rare, thus being much more destructive and time-consuming >than a reproduceable and frequent bug would be. > >If I understand correctly, E's execution model completely solves all three of >these problems. Well, not *completely*. I try to always be careful to state the qualifications. But I'll agree with "substantially" or "almost completely". (That's why I'll never be in marketing.) To whit: * The qualifier on the first reason I actually had not yet stated: E does allow certain external devices (expected to be prompt) to be called in a synchronous manner, such as reading from a (hopefully local) file, or "timer now()", which asks for the current time. Such synchronously accessible external state may change by means other than the currently executing program. While this may not actually be surprising in practice, it does violate my simple model of assumptions. * We've been over the second qualifier, data-lock, whose accidental occurrence is astonishingly rare. * On the third, E is not fully deterministic, and so is only replayable with some effort. I like to say that E has "loggable nondeterminism" with a reasonable logging cost. This enables deterministic replay. Such logging and replay are not expected as of E 1.0. In their absence, E's bugs are not technically reproducible, but tend to be so in practice. More interestingly for your point, concurrency bugs in E programs (including data-lock) are no less reproducible than any other bug. >So describing E as "deadlock free" may be describing only one of three valuable >improvements for the working programmer. Ok, so distribution requires concurrency and security. On security, unless we screw up, we should be able to win hands down. On concurrency, as you point out, we've got 3 killer advantages. In addition, as of 0.8.10, once we have real pipelining (I know, I'm working on it), we should have a killer performance win for distribution per se, and one that continues to grow in direct proportion to Moore's law. On persistence, I think we can position so it's not us vs Java serialization. We'll probably be using Java's serialization to implement persistence anyway, as does Tyler's Acid and as does EJB. (We currently expect to implement persistence on top of Acid, in which case we'd inherit this property anyway.) Rather we should say that both distribution and persistence require serialization as a component, but Java's answer to *persistence* is EJB. My sense is that EJB is so universally and strongly disliked that, to succeed at this positioning is to win the persistence battle. In any case, all this just builds up our ammunition. Each of us much chose our battles individually and well. If ERights and/or Combex continues to focus on security as its main battle, I see no problem with that. Cheers, --MarkM


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Tim Thomas has shown throughout his career, as well as throughout the 2011 Stanley Cup playoffs, that he can make the stand on your head big stop that saves the game for his team. Many of these puck-stopping highlights have even saved his team's season.
The "all or nothing" style of play of Thomas can be so much fun to watch, or like we saw just 11 seconds into overtime during Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals, it can cause ulcers and cost his team a game.
Now there was a lot of blame to be placed on the Alex Burrows OT winner. First, there was the turnover by Andrew Ference immediately after the faceoff win in the neutral zone.
Then, Bruins All-Star defenseman and team Captain, Zdeno Chara simply failed to make a play to stop Burrows. As a defenseman, you are taught to take a penalty before allowing an obvious goal. Especially a game winner in the Stanley Cup finals.
However, it was the initial unnecessary lunge by Thomas towards Burrows, which forced the Chara mishap. Nonetheless, Chara should have had his goalies back and the fact that Burrows skated around the net gave him time to make the play or commit the penalty.
Thomas, who turned 37 year old between losses against the Montreal Canadiens in Games 1 and 2 during this year's opening round playoff series, has had a career that encompasses how Game 2 was played and finished.
Thomas has been up, and Thomas has been down. This, along with his age (37 at present) is perhaps the reason his style is what it is
Analysts are at a loss to describe his actual playing style between the pipes. He plays on his feet, on his back, on his side and even on his head.
On several occasions throughout his career in Boston, most notably during the 2009-10 season, Thomas has struggled but has found a way to rebound to become good and great again.
More than once Thomas has been relegated to back up a Bruins goalie that was expected to remain the starter. There was Andrew Raycroft, Hannu Toivonen and Manny Fernandez.
As recently as the start of this season, Thomas was slated to back up 23-year-old B's netminder Tuuka Rask. He played in two less games last season than Rask, and with Thomas having major surgery on his left hip during last offseason, it was just a foregone conclusion that he was going to be the backup.
A quote from the Boston Herald during All-Star festivities in January sums it up.
Herald Reporter Stephen Harris wrote, "Let's be real here. As this season approached, did anyone actually believe that Thomas, who wasn't 100 percent recovered from what was especially major surgery for a goalie, could take the B's No. 1 job back from Tuuka Rask?"
Not only did the former Vermont Catamount, who still hold school records for goalies in games played (140), wins (81), and saves (3,950), become the Bruins starter again, but he is expected to win his second Vezina trophy in two weeks as the NHL's best goalie this season.
Thomas, who won the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's best goalie during the 2008-09 season, was 35-11-9 this past season with a save percentage of .938, which broke the 12-year-old record of .937 held by the Dominator, Dominik Hasek.
Aside from being a lock to win his second Vezina at the NHL postseason awards in two weeks, Thomas will also receive his second William Jennings Memorial trophy for having the top goals against average in the NHL this past season.
Thomas allowed just two goals per game this year and won his first Jennings trophy during the same year he collected his first Vezina.
When you consider his age, Thomas has more than made the most of his brief NHL career.
This may also help explain his overly aggressive style of play that was brought into question following the Bruins Game 2 loss to Vancouver.
Thomas plays like every game could be his last.
Goalies must be patient at times and know where their help is coming from. While Thomas has proven he can be patient off the ice, waiting his turn in Bean Town proves that he is not always patient on the ice.
It is not uncommon during a Bruins game to look up and see Boston's net empty while Thomas scrambles to get back to his crease. In the process, he could make a highlight reel save, or he could get beat like a rented mule.
This all or nothing style wins big games and unfortunately, as we saw in Game 2, can sometimes lose bigger ones.
The following list is composed of goalies that gave their all most of the time, but sometimes produced nothing. Some of these goalies are still searching for their all, and some of these goalies gave nothing before producing their best.
Some of these goalies played behind teams that simply couldn't reward them for their efforts.
Here is a list of 10 of the most all-or-nothing goalies in the history on the NHL.
I tried to include goalies that most of us have seen play. As always please comment and include any goalie you feel I may have left off the list. Thanks for reading.


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Zowie! It's the ''Summer of Superheroes'' and this looks like a job for my secret identity as a screenwriter.
Lately, filmmakers have biff! bam! powed! the theaters with superhero origins movies. But Superman debuted in the comic books in 1938, The Batman in 1939 and Captain America in 1941. They all looked to be in their 20s or 30s back then. You do the supermath. It's way past clobberin' time.
So here's an excerpt from my first script, ''The Geriatric League: The Battle for Wii Fit.''
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The author as Grandpa Wolverine.
The camera zooms in on a stately manor on the outskirts of Gotham City, focusing on a sign above the massive doors: ''Wayne Foundation Assisted Living Center for Senior Superheroes and Reformed Super Villains.''
The scene shifts inside onto a spacious commons where a group of seniors in colorful but saggy clothing sit in various chairs, scooters and rockers.
At a card table, a bald guy in a green mask smacks the gloved hand of a skinny codger wearing a red hoodie jumpsuit.
''Flash, I see you trying to switch cards,'' the masked man says.
''Impossible, Green Lantern. I move at the speed of light.''
''Forty years ago, maybe. Now you're the speed of light molasses.''
A red-caped geezer throws his cards across the table. ''C'mon, Wonder Woman, let's fly your invisible jet to the casino.''
A winsome granny wrapped in a shawl shakes her crowned head. ''You were banned for trying to use your X-ray vision on our last bus trip.''
''Yeah, but my eyes aren't what they used to be. I mistook the clubs for spades. Lost my whole month's pension from the Daily Planet. Say, Aquaman, can you spot me a few clams?''
A wobbly figure hunched over an aquarium pulls his head out of the water and splutters, ''That joke stopped being funny after the first million times. Fly to the casino yourself, you old coot.''
Superman slips on his Clark Kent trifocals. ''My eyes. I'm restricted to no flying after dark.''
A nurse wringing her hands rushes into the room, skidding to a halt in front of a paunchy grandpa sporting blue, pointy ears. ''Batman! The Joker mixed up his dentures and his wind-up chattering teeth again. The old fool's eyes are going to shake out.''
The Batman sighs and rocks into action. On the seventh or eighth rock, he works up enough momentum to teeter out of his bat-chair into a bat-walker. ''I'm on my way.''
He pauses in front of an antiquated man using a red, white and blue shield as a lap warmer. ''Captain America, will you fetch Catwoman her saucer of warm milk? You know how cranky she gets if she misses her nap.''
Captain America slowly looks up. ''Did I ever tell you about the time me and Bucky...''
''Yes!'' the geriatric heroes warble.
''See, me and Bucky - this was back during the war - and me and Bucky were trapped in a bunker...''
Groans waft across the room. A spindly gentleman in the far corner suddenly turns green, coughs and reaches for a cane. ''Bats, wait. Hulk go, too. Hulk sneeze if Hulk listen to Cap again.''
The doddering duo hobble down the hallway as the scene fades.
Zowie! That's just for openers. Wait until the motorized scooter chase at the bingo hall! Thrilling stuff.
I'll take my superscreenwriter's check now.
---- Conk Cole at firstname.lastname@example.com or at the Burton W. Cole page on Facebook.


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Two robbery suspects were caught on video surveillance on Monday night casing a French Quarter intersection, shortly before a woman was robbed there, New Orleans police say.
Both suspects are seen fleeing past the camera with the victim's purse, police said.
The two men are seen walking past the camera in the 800 block of Gov. Nicholls Street, and shortly afterward, a woman walks through the intersection and out of the camera range. Almost immediately, the two men seen earlier on camera run through the intersection in the opposite direction.
Both suspects are seen fleeing past the camera with the victim's purse, New Orleans police said.
The robbery occurred Monday at 11:45 p.m., police said. The woman, 53, was approached by a man who produced a pistol and demanded her purse.
The woman refused to comply, and the man pointed the pistol at her head, police said. He took the purse from her shoulder and fled with another man on foot on Gov Nicholls toward Dauphine Street, police said.
The gunman is described as about 25 years old, about 5 feet 3 inches tall with a medium build. He was wearing a light-colored shirt and a red cap with a shoulder-length dreadlock hairstyle.
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We have taken eight or so large ship ocean cruises and this was just as good OR BETTER than any. Food was much better! The service and organization was MUCH better! It could be as slow paced and leisurely as you desire; or it could be cities, tours and excursion packed.
Europe in general and the cities were not really handicapped friendly as there were many cobblestone streets and small steps. As we were two 45 year old guys, we had no trouble at all.


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Add spontaneous piecing to your bag of quilting tricks and make a beautiful patchwork tote designed by Tara Rebman.
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So sweet with all the little piecing!
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Thank you Tara, loved the class and working on another bag!
This is so Beautiful. Love it.
Thanks Cathie!
This is so adorable. I have never quilted. Would this be a good first project? I sew and can use a machine.
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The long wait for AMRI victims' families
By Shutapa Paul - KOLKATA
Published: 28th Oct 2012 09:51:13 AM
Thirty-year-old Suvankar Banerjee still grapples to come to terms with his father's death on December 9 last year in the horrific fire at AMRI Hospitals here. Tushar Gandhi Banerjee, 56, had been admitted for a regular check-up for his bone marrow cancer treatment. "My father wasn't in a serious condition. He simply needed to be woken up and he would have walked out of the hospital building. How could they (AMRI administration) not have called the fire brigade, they didn't stir or inform the patients, they didn't allow us to enter the hospital?" questions Suvankar, a year later.
Tushar and 90 other patients didn't walk out of the hospital building. In the wee hours of that fateful day, they succumbed to toxic fumes in the absence of any help. Their families still seek answers even as they carry on with the struggle of their daily lives and the fight for justice.
The victims' kin have received the Rs 5 lakh compensation from the state and central governments. However, the promised government job from the Mamata Banerjee government hasn't been given to all. "There are certain provisions that don't allow everyone to avail of the government job. For instance, several families haven't got the job as married daughters are exempt from it. My niece, Jhilmil Sarkar isn't getting the job as she is married," said Alok Chakraborty who lost his 67-year-old brother-in-law Jawaharlal Ganguly in the fire.
With AMRI Hospitals gearing up for a reopening, the victims' families promise to oppose the move. "We will definitely oppose it. We demand justice," said 25-year-old Rangan Dey. His 59-year-old father Tapan Kumar had been admitted into the posh super-specialty AMRI Hospital for cancer treatment and was to be discharged on December 10 last year, a day after the tragic incident. The fight is a long one but the families have little hope of preventing the reopening of the hospital. "We don't have the ability to fight them. How much can we leave our daily lives and fight the corporate power? It isn't possible for me to travel to Kolkata frequently. My daily life doesn't allow me to do so. We don't have the ability to oppose the reopening of such a big hospital. There is corporate pressure on us," said Banerjee who lives in Durgapur. "I live in Dhakuria and can see the renovation work progressing quickly. We have heard that the business group has managed to get clearances through its political connections in the ruling party," adds Chakraborty.
The Human Health Right Forum (HHRF) formed by the victims' families is almost defunct. The HHRF has lessons to learn from the Association of the Victims of Uphaar Tragedy (AVUT) who have been fighting for justice for 15 years since the fire at the Delhi cinema hall killed 59 people on June 13, 1997. "Since I'm a little distanced from the personal loss, I can take a strong stand and tell the families what to do. But our biggest problem is that the association of victims' families is not a strong, united one. Except for 17 families who are in Kolkata, the rest are from outside the city. It's extremely difficult to coordinate with all of them and this is weakening our case," said Alok Chakroborty, Vice-President, HHRF.
At least 14 of the families have filed cases at the state level consumer courts demanding greater compensation from the hospital management. "There was a two-and-a-half-year-old baby whose mother died in the fire. That family is demanding Rs 98 lakh as compensation. The rest of us are demanding between Rs 40 lakh and Rs 50 lakh. Gradually all of us will be approaching the consumer court," he said, adding that they would hold a programme on December 9.
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Americans are eating better and are more concerned with where their food comes from, according to new data from the Department of Agriculture. And with this growing interest in health and food-sourcing, comes a desire to eat foods grown by local small farmers, those who still have a connection to the land and who can provide in-season foods that don't have to travel thousands of miles to reach a grocery store.
Generally, these small farmers have had a difficult time getting started, finding farmer's markets and road-side stands, one of the best options for delivering their wares to local customers. Reaching a larger market with these approaches is difficult. But with the advent of "food hubs," the game is changing.
Food hubs are defined by the National Good Food Network as, "a business or organization that actively manages the aggregation, distribution and marketing of source-identified food products primarily from local and regional producers to strengthen their ability to satisfy wholesale, retail and institutional demand."
What does this mean? It means food hubs give small, local farmers the resources and collective pool they need to reach wholesale consumers, institutions and restaurants who want local foods.
Farmers who take part in these food hubs realize an increasing number of Americans want to know where their food is coming from. Many conscientious consumers are no longer satisfied with choosing their produce from a grocery store, where the vast majority of fruits and vegetables don't only come from another state, but another country. People want "source-identified" products. Restaurants and wholesale buyers similarly want to provide such local foods but find it difficult to purchase these limited-quantity goods on a large basis in the conventional industry.
In the conventional, commodity industry, all of the apples from area orchards, for example, are gathered together, combined and aggregated into larger groups to be sold. This leaves consumers with produce that they may be able to identify the country or even state of origin, but they have no way of knowing which farm it came from.
With food hubs, not only can consumers identify where their food is coming from, but unlike farmer's markets, these small farmers can pool their knowledge and connections to reach local restaurants and more. They create an organized distribution for these local foods that are in high demand.
Stewards of the Land is just one local food hub in Illinois. It was started in 2005 by Marty and Kris Travis. Now, it includes 40 small family farmers who each pay a small fee to join and reap the rewards of the collective pool with their membership.
"As we go, we can incubate these farms, and get them on their feet to do their own things," explained Marty.
This food hub, like others, is drawing in first-time farmers, the new ones to the field who may be inexperienced and lacking the necessary connections to become successful. Marty says a little over half their group is of this "new generation," with many of them joining the hub before they even turned 18.
"We're very interested in growing great produce, but we're also very passionate about growing great farmers," he said in a piece for NPR.
In this age of over-regulation, particularly when it comes to food production, is surprising the USDA isn't only supporting food hubs, but staying relatively quiet on regulation matters.
"By serving as a link between the farm or ranch and regional buyers, food hubs keep more of the retail food dollar circulating in the local economy," explains USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack. "In effect, the success of regional food hubs comes from entrepreneurship, sound business sense and a desire for social impact."
Food hubs are a win-win situation for everyone, it seems. Restaurants and producers are able to provide consumers with locally-sourced and identifiable produce while small family farmers seeking to practice sustainable farming have access to buyers with the means to keep them in business. This could be the future of farming in the US, as long as consumers keep demanding real food over mass-produced food-like products.
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conditioning your hair over night. tell me what you think.
You can but make sure you're using a LEAVE IN conditioner otherwise you may weigh your hair down with all the silicone products OR oil if you do a DIY version.
I had a friend who would put mayo in wrap for a few hours then wash I could never leave in conditioner my thin hair would be so flat i barely use any as it is
I don't know. Sounds like it would be uncomfortable to sleep in. :(
It would probably be good for it. I have a friend who use to put heavy conditioner on her hair....put a plastic bag or shower cap on and then a towel wrapped around it....use the hair dryer for 5 to 8 min. to heat it up good and then just do things around the house all day leaving it on there. Every now and then she'd put the heat to it again. In the evening she'd rinse it out. She swore it helped. Good luck. Let us know what you do and if it helps.
I've done it, but honestly most conditioner doesn't need more than 30 min to to do all the good it can do. You can get the same results by putting conditioner in your hair, covering your hair (all of it) with a plastic cap and then wrapping a towel around the plastic cap. The trapped heat from your head will help the conditioner penetrate the strands better. After 30 min rinse thoroughly, especially your scalp and then add leave-in conditioner or diluted regular conditioner to your hair before styling.


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An Absence Of Curiosity
The media is missing a critical element in its engagement with controversial figures like Naipaul.
When issues get as divisive in the world of letters as in the ongoing diatribes on VS Naipaul, media narrative gets stuffed with checklist boxes for attractively polarised opinions.
There are some obvious and some not-so-obvious casualties in this onslaught of boxes. In the immediate context of spats (in mainstream as well as social media) spurred by Girish Karnad's stage-hijacked theatrical attack on Sir Vidia, some insidious dangers can be spotted.
Where is the Innocence of Curiosity? The Danger of Avoiding Alternative Narratives and Multiple Interpretations
Perhaps the most dangerous sign is that the innocence of pure curiosity is nowhere to be found in the media's engagement with the ideas of controversial figures and contested works. While looking at Naipaul-provoked (and Naipaul-centric) debates on Indian history, society, politics, literature and the whole pathology of India's civilisational skirmishes, media discourse has tended to seek comfort in binaries of pro/anti-India and pro/anti-Muslim vitriol. The interpretations and observations that Naipaul has offered in his writings concerning India as well as the Muslim world (in a body of work which includes An Area of Darkness, India: A Wounded Civilization, A Million Mutinies Now, Among the Believers, etc) need not be held hostage to such 2- D pro/anti takes. A very basic thing is missing in such polarised discourse. There seems to be no space for pristine curiosity about what multiple narratives are offering and how they explore different interpretations of history as well as our times. This basic and innocent curiosity of the human mind has to be restored its due dignity in media discourse on contested ideas.
For instance, there is a clear risk of stifling curiosity if we limit ourselves to assigning a school of historiography to Naipaul's interpretation of Muslim invaders in Indian history (and his more general views on the Islamic world) and our colonial and post-colonial experiences. It's important to remember that more sympathetic and secular accounts of the period (as seen in the works of Irfan Habib and Satish Chandra, eminent historians of medieval India and academic authorities on the subject) have also not escaped the charge of being influenced by a Marxist approach to historical studies. Their accounts, which form the basis of liberal intelligentsia's view of the period, are generally juxtaposed with what Naipaul interprets (or for that matter, what rightist historians like RC Majumdar interpret).
But for an exploratory mind, both accounts need to be examined as different perspectives on the period based on available historical sources. In the absence of information about exact motives of arbiters of historical events and reconstruction of the period, ideological certitudes have restrictive effects on pursuit of knowledge and independent intellectual inquiry. For purposes of historical curiosity, both positions (even if ideology-driven) are equally valid or invalid points to begin one's critical examination of historical sources and available perspectives. Curiosity would tolerate Naipaul and his ideas, regimented checklists would not.
And despite all the "weirdness" (assuming secular liberals are the norm) and political incorrectness of Naipaul's historical understanding, it can be safely said EH Carr would have accommodated him his dialogue between past and present. In his seminal essay, What is History? Carr hinted that all perspectives deserve space for the simple reason of human curiosity.
Why does Mr Naipaul have to be your Complete Man – Modest, Generous and Good Guest and Host? He Can Be Relevant With an Acidic Tongue Too
Mr Naipaul hasn't been coveting greatness to be showered on him by Indian media (that tag comes as a complimentary gift with Nobel Prize). But, for some reason, greatness in any field (literary, not the least) in this country also demands humility. Mr Naipaul has not been generous in proving his credentials of modesty or refuting his reputation of being arrogant. The problem for Indian media big shots (and some writers too) is that Naipaul has treated some of them with a disdain that has not gone down well with most of them. That partly explains the attempts to attack him on account of his idiosyncrasies and rudeness. But, does that take anything away from the literary merit of his work? Does that deny Naipaul his place as one of the most original thinkers and finest masters of prose of our times? No.
Binaries of "anti" and "pro" are signs of a dumbed-down media discourse which is not willing to look beyond two-dimensional narratives. In any multi-layered literary, intellectual and historical exploration, Mr Naipaul has to be an important figure. For that, curiosity would help. Exploring the world as he observed it has been his forté. Not surprisingly, his authorised biography carried the title, The World Is What It Is.
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Chinese food in my neighborhood isn't particularly good. For some reason I decided to brave a local establishment, putting my stomach on the line in search of easy take-out.
Bad decision making on my part, no?
I feel, ahem, unwell...
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Coho, also called "silvers" or "silver salmon," are another species of Pacific Salmon found in King County. Coho often spawn in the smaller streams and don't tend to use the larger rivers like chinook. Because spawning coho can be red in color, similar in size, and spawn or travel though the same streams, they can sometimes be confused with sockeye. If you see a salmon, here's some tips to use to determine whether or not it's a coho...
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I Sleep In A Bed Of Lettuce...the Dream Thread
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musicfit, there's actually already a thread called "why did I dream of so and so naked?"
I don't usually visit it but a lot of people like to just go in there and analyze dreams and whatnot.
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I had to resurrect my dream thread. I had a really cool really wierd one last night.
It all started with me walking into a long defunct coffee shop I used to frequent my undergraduate years at Western Michigan U called the Comet Cafe. All the hipsters sitting and talking were looking at me like I had no business there. Then I went to order my coffee and they were out of cups. The last ones (paper ones) were dirty and stacked in a small stack. I was disappointed, so the barrista said, "But we do have another thing, do you want to try to put coffee in it?" I said, "sure," He immediately put this chicken in front of me, pulled its head off and started pouring the coffee into it (oddly, there was no blood). Then he had a little crack of a smile at the humor of me accepting a drink of coffee from the neck of a chicken. I looked around me, and all these gaunt hipster guys were looking at me like I was the most uncool person they'd ever laid eyes on. I grabbed my chicken, feeling the warmth around its stomach, where the coffee was. I walked over to sit on a comfy couch and was trying to get a thought out of my head about this artsy guy I had an obsessive crush on my undergrad years (the one who had introduced me to said coffee shop). I was wondering, 'Is that him over there?' I fought an embarrassing thought, 'I will always be looking for him.') Then I sat down next to a little girl and said hi to her. She looked at me, said, hi, then looked away. I realized she was watching television. I decided to take my last shred of dignity home with my chicken full of coffee. It was alive...squirming in my arms and I thought about how crazy I was thinking I could drink coffee out of a chicken and how strange it was that the coffee was down there? How would I drink it? I took my disturbed self home and once I was home, I realized it was now just a container, since I pulled the head off and it was actually a stopper top with a plastic base. So I poured the coffee out of the chicken into a coffee cup and drank it.
Then a slew of events having to do with my in-laws and my mother-in-law's woes about my father-in-law no longer living with her and having to sell a kitchen table in order to afford something. I remember I was doing something fun with my cousins-in-law, but I don't remember what it was.
The next part was also bizarre. I was in my parents' home and my dad told me he found a turtle in my old closet. I saw it, it was huge (like sea turtle size) and was all covered in black dirt from being in my closet all these years. I remembered that we had found a turtle that big in my closet back in 1988. My dad told me it was the same one, it had been in there the whole time. I saw it lumbering around...all slow and was amazed it was still alive. How could I not have known all those years that it was there?! Wouldn't I have seen it moving around?! Poor turtle! Then my dad said he was going to kill it. I said, no! Don't kill it! I begged him not to kill it, but he was determined. I then saw a pretty little turtle-shaped casket he had made for it. Then I woke up.
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Blackberry season starts the 5th of Mat here in my local U-pick field. Nom!!!!
I'll probably eat TOO many the first week... and I don't care.
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Blackberry season starts the 5th of Mat here in my local U-pick field. Nom!!!!
I'll probably eat TOO many the first week... and I don't care.
You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.
~Friedrich Nietzsche
And that's why I'm here eating HFLC Primal/Paleo.
I love going to U pick farms! We have so much fun, and the berries are so delicious! I always freeze some for the groklings' smoothies.
The more I see the less I know for sure.
-John Lennon
Berries are histamine-promoting, and histamine's involved in formation and maintenance of memory. I believe that's a significant biochemical factor in this phenomenon.
I have high histamine levels and a natural photographic memory. I have to watch that I don't eat too many histamine-promoting foods because they give me major allergic symptoms, including low blood pressure and chronic catarrh.
So ... if you're becoming forgetful, try not to forget to eat berries.
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Vic Jones posted a question in the comments below, based on this story out of Texas:
He wanted to know if Georgia legislators vote on legislation for each other(given their insatiable desire to stem voter fraud through the new voter I.D. laws). The answer is yes. If someone isn't in their seat when a vote comes one of their colleagues will sometimes vote for them.


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This book, Islamic Guarantee Scheme: An Experience of Malaysian Credit Guarantee Corporation, introduces readers to one of the important components in credit management, which is credit guarantee services. The rapid development in Islamic banking and finance industry has caused the Credit Guarantee Corporation of Malaysia (CGC) to come out with an Islamic version of credit guarantee. This books explores the mechanisms and operational side of the Credit Guarantee Corporation and evaluates the concepts that have been used when implementing the scheme. The book is also analysing the performance of Islamic guarantee scheme vis-a-vis its coventional counterpart since its inception. Strengths and weaknesses of the Corporation when implementing the Islamic guarantee scheme are discussed and suggestions towards improving the system are provided in the book.
Amirul Afif, Muhamat.
Author is a lecturer in Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), a premier public university in Malaysia. He obtained Masters in Islamic Finance from University of Durham, UK and completed undergraduate studies majoring in Islamic Banking in UiTM. He is also an alumni of MCKK. His research interest are on Islamic finance and banking.


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A 12-year-old boy died after he was hit by a truck while on his skateboard in Orange City.
Police say the boy was trying to cross U.S. 17-92 near East Roberts Street when he was hit Friday night.
The boy died Saturday morning.
Witnesses said the boy rode in front of the truck.
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The debut issue of Krinler Literature has been pushed to June!
This means that the magazine, sponsored by Muse and the Mode Magazine, has another month and a half to get all of the art submissions possible for publication. We are asking for artists to compete for their illustration to be published, for one of the two stories being featured.
This will be an excellent chance for any aspiring artist or photographer to add a tearsheet to their portfolio. We are taking submissions from any art programs or individual artists willing to compete.
The criteria for the illustration comes directly from the content of the two stories being featured. "The Wrinkle in the Rug" and "Through the Cellar Door" have been chosen. Artists can choose any scene from either story for submittal. As well as illustrations for the body of the magazine, and an illustration for the cover.
The cover page submission should include; a picture inspired by one of the stories, the title Krinler Literature, and the sponsor, "Muse and the Mode". The magazine title should be large and easy to read, while the sponsor text should be smaller or implied (artistically), somewhere in the illustration.
While the stories are oriented towards a young adult audience containing elements of violence and adult language, the illustrations, especially the cover page, should not be overly grotesque or inappropriate for a general audience. Everyone will be seeing this magazine on stands in the local book stores and coffee shops.
Staff from Muse and the mode, and the author of both stories from Krinler Literature will be the final judges in this competition, and the winners will be notified immediately upon final selection. You will retain the rights to your work and it will only be used in this specific publication.
The following links will take you to the stories to be illustrated, as well as the Krinler Literature and Muse and the Mode websites. You may submit via e-mail. Please send your zipped 300dpi jpg to: firstname.lastname@example.com, or a link to your dropbox shared folder.
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GRAND RAPIDS TOWNSHIP, MI — A man faces charges of drunken driving after crashing his vehicle early Sunday.
Ryan Waters, 28, of Ferndale, was traveling eastbound shortly after 2 a.m. on Cascade Road SE when he failed to stop for the blinking red light at the intersection, according to a Kent County Sheriff's Department release.
Police said Waters' SUV then struck a vehicle traveling northbound on East Beltline Avenue SE, driven by 24-year-old Heather Lingbeek of Grand Rapids. The woman had the right-of-way at the intersection.
Both drivers were transported to Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital. Waters suffered airbag burns to his arms while Lingbeek suffered non life-threatening internal injuries and fractured ribs.
Authorities lodged Waters in the Kent County Correctional Facility on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated causing serious injury.
Both drivers were wearing their seat belts.
The Kent County Prosecutor's Office will review and formally issue charges, according to the release.
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AKRON, Ohio — The incriminating testimony that resulted last week in the racketeering conviction of former Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora also sullied many other reputations.
Yet some of the people implicated by witnesses and secretly recorded phone conversations -- elected officials, government workers and business owners -- have not been charged with crimes, and some have vehemently denied wrongdoing.
What remains to be seen -- and may never be known -- is whether federal prosecutors viewed the airing of the names as a not-so-veiled message or as the equivalent of what the military terms collateral damage.
Just because allegations are made -- even by the government -- doesn't necessarily mean someone will be indicted, said Philip Kushner, an experienced attorney and member of the White Collar Crime Committee of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
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George Argie: Telephone conversations secretly recorded by the FBI and played during the trial indicate that the Cleveland lawyer funneled information to Dimora during the summer of 2008 about what federal prosecutors were searching for in raids on the commissioner's home and offices and what information a grand jury was seeking. Argie declined to comment Friday.
Rick Capone: Secretly recorded conversations indicate that Capone, an executive with Quality Control Inspection, a Bedford company specializing in engineering and architectural construction support services, ferried messages back and forth for Dimora and his friends about the federal investigation and their attempted cover-up. Capone could not be reached for comment.
Judge James P. Celebrezze: J. Kevin Kelley, a former county employee who has pleaded guilty to corruption-related crimes, testified that he gave money to a court-appointed receiver to relay to the Domestic Relations Court judge in exchange for the judge fixing a divorce case. During closing statements, Assistant U.S. Attorney Toni Bacon referenced the testimony, saying it was about a "sitting judge fixing a case." When contacted by The Plain Dealer, Celebrezze denied the allegation.
Gina Meuti Coppers: Prosecutors said Coppers, a onetime teacher at a private school, arranged for sexual trysts with Dimora and then asked the commissioner for help in getting a government job. According to testimony, Dimora contacted several officials about possible jobs and eventually helped Coppers land a position at Bedford Municipal Court. Her attorney, Phil Korey, declined to comment.
Robert Corna: Witnesses testified that Corna, an architect who partnered with the K&D Group and developer Doug Price to design and build the Stonebridge condo complex in Cleveland, provided an administrator with the county engineer's office with access to a condo that Dimora used for poker games and sex with prostitutes. Prosecutors also said a representative of K&D paid $143,000 to the administrator for his influence in trying to stop the county from moving the engineer's offices out of the development. Corna has not answered repeated calls or emails for comment.
Tom Day Jr.: Prosecutors said the clerk at Bedford Municipal Court had numerous conversations with Dimora about a possible job for Coppers and ultimately created a job for the woman. Day could not be reached Friday.
Mark Dottore: Kelley testified that Dottore was the receiver whom he gave money to bribe the judge hearing the divorce case of Michael Gabor, a friend of Dimora's and Dimora's co-defendant at trial. Kelley also testified that he went back to Dottore after Gabor expressed unhappiness with the outcome of the case, and Dottore retrieved some of the money from a drop ceiling in his office. When contacted by the newspaper, Dottore denied the allegations.
Onetime County Commissioner Peter Lawson Jones: Prosecutors played the recording of a phone conversation in which Jones agreed to vote for a raise for a union official's wife, but only after an upcoming election. Jones also voted along with Dimora to hire two plumbers that county administrators had said were not needed. Jones has denied any wrongdoing and noted that he didn't always vote with Dimora.
Jason Lucarelli: Lucarelli runs 1-888-Ohio Comp, a workers' compensation management company. Kelley and another trial witness, Joe Gallucci, said they met with Lucarelli and his father, Sam, to discuss having the company pay Gallucci. Gallucci, who ran a sham campaign against Frank Russo, said he got five $2,000 checks from 1-888-Ohio Comp though he did no work for the company. Attorney Albert Giulani has repeatedly said the Lucarellis have done nothing wrong. He could not be reached Friday.
Ohio Sen. Thomas Patton: Kelley testified that he accepted a $10,000 bribe from Patton relating to a copier contract at a time when Kelley was on the Parma school board. No date was given for the alleged bribe, which Patton has denied paying. Patton works as a consultant for Blue Technologies, a copier firm that did more than $489,000 in business with the Parma district from 2001 to 2008.
Cleveland Council President Martin J. Sweeney: A recording of a phone conversation played at trial had Sweeney recounting for Dimora how he had helped contractor Ferris Kleem get some information about a city contract. During closing arguments, prosecutors included a photo of Sweeney in a pyramid of people they considered key in the case against Dimora. Sweeney has refused to publicly produce receipts for a 2002 addition on his home. The former president of Doan Pyramid, the company that did $1,700 of electrical work at Sweeney's house, is accused of bribing Dimora in exchange for help with his business interests. Sweeney has denied any wrongdoing and said no part of the work on his home was done for free.
James Trovato: Prosecutors said Trovato gave his friend, Gabor, $6,000 in an effort to get his ex-wife, Lilian, a full-time job in the auditor's office. A jury found Gabor not guilty on a related bribery charge. Trovato denied the allegation in a January interview with The Plain Dealer. "It's about as stupid a thing I ever heard."
Juvenile Court Judge Joseph Russo: The former county auditor testified that he called the judge and his bailiff for favors. Russo, who lost his seat last week, said he didn't recall ever taking a call from Dimora or the auditor. He said he has no knowledge of his bailiff doing so, either.
Paul Voinovich: Witnesses said Voinovich, a partner at an architecture and design firm, sponsored meals for Dimora and had conversations with contractor Steven Pumper and Dimora about trying to get Pumper's energy-efficient insulation used in the Juvenile Justice Center.
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this is incredible to me - I had no idea... gets weirder around here all the time! very funny list - I'm pretty sure my dentist is okay - but I'll check on the playtex gloves and tip jar next cleaning :)ReplyDelete
Maven you crack me up. All great signs that you may need to get a new dentist. I am always curious about those certificates on the wall in my dentists office. Some of them look fake. If I see one that says "Friendliest" I am leaving.ReplyDelete
OK, seriously. If you go to see your new dentist and their office is in a GARAGE? Run the other effing way.ReplyDelete
I love Letterman, but I'm kinda shocked he said that. Funny though.ReplyDelete
What makes people think they can get away with shit like that ?
This was BY FAR one of your best posts yet!!ReplyDelete
A butt somkin, Playtex glove wearing, Clorox pen bleaching dentist...BWAHAHAHAHA!
My parents have a winter home in Naples, FLA. I thank you Mave, for the public service, but something tells me they aren't the type to be parusing Naples for affordable dental care.
In a garage no less.
What a country.
Margo: Thanks for stopping by!ReplyDelete
Greg: Always check for low-toner-cartridge marks on the doctors diploma's
Blissful: My sentiments exactly.
Heff: Of all the things to pretend to be! I don't get it.
Candy: It's amazing this sort of thing could go on for more than 5 minutes in a place like Naples Fl!
See, this isn't even funny if the health plan goes into effect.ReplyDelete
I do think, though, that the garage should have really tipped potential patients off.
Dentistry is such an art form, I imagine it's a lot harder to pass as a dentist than a doctor (lose some weight, lower your blood pressure, you'll be fine).
Just a guess.
While Mama's yankin' on a bicuspid widda pair of Craftsman pliars, her daughter is painting "teeth whitener" on the remainder, substituting robin's egg blue on one tooth "cuz it looks kewl".ReplyDelete
Oh yeah ;)
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i think those gloves are autoclavable; just sayin' ;) lolReplyDelete
favorite post of yours right here. Hilarious. Favorite tip: citing the HIPPA lawReplyDelete
Go Nats! LOL.ReplyDelete
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Er, wait...
Um, never mind.
Reminds my of listening to my grandfather describing how he had all his teeth removed and dentures put in back in the '40's.
The strong educational qualification is must for the dentists....moreover they should be specific to their departments....ReplyDelete
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In this case we have to focus the most important matters,good you shared this all of the readers would have an idea.ReplyDelete
It is a big crime practicing dental treatment with a fake license. People should be aware of it. And they should know the clues to identify the fake dentists. You gave some really useful tips to identify the fraud dentist. Thanks for the tips.ReplyDelete
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It's both funny and scary. (Next time I will check both playtex gloves and tip jar even though I thinkmy dentist is fine.)
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