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Then witness the Harold, an improv format that can be challenging to a full ensemble, skillfully executed by a single person, Majestic Whistlepig. Majestic Whistlepig is the one-man improv show of comedian Bill McKinley. Bill has been performing in Portland since 2009, most recently with Curious Comedy Theater and the musical improv group Pipes! He has performed and taught improvisation for nine years in Columbus with such groups as Out of Our Heads and Pale Imitations, with whom he appeared at the 2009 Chicago Improv Festival. He is a graduate of the Second City Conservatory in Cleveland and Wittenberg University.
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Nikita Tryamkin.
For the record, my question was actually an honest one; I didn't know if he'd been drafted (by us). I just Googled him and found that page and didn't really know what to make of it.


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Anime recommendations
Posted Nov 19, 2012 - 3:32 AM
-Kids on the slope
-Sakurasou no pet na kanojo
Posted Nov 23, 2012 - 5:21 AM
Even though you're not into mecha, I still recommend Tengen toppa gurren lagan.
Posted Nov 23, 2012 - 5:47 PM
Lithia, on Oct 30, 2012 - 10:52 AM, said:
I myself think it took a deep turn toward the 'meh' , later on in the series.
But you may find it enjoyable.
Anime recommendations:
Tower of Druaga (Comedy/Action/Adventure/Romance)
Toradora (Romantic Comedy)
Tengen Toppan Gurren Lagann (Mecha. BUT IT'S REALLY GOOD MECHA)
Mirai Nikki (Psychotic horror mystery Romance)
Those being the ones I can think of at the top of my head.
Posted Dec 03, 2012 - 1:47 PM
o o There are very few times I could say that a character has become my favorite badass---without a single solitary moment of combat. Ginko is that man.
Posted Dec 04, 2012 - 1:12 AM
Here is the link to my list it's in a noteblock to make it easy to send: Anime
Posted Jan 01, 2013 - 6:23 AM
Posted Jan 20, 2013 - 12:12 PM
if you are intrested ceck my topic in the anime and manga categories
Posted Jan 20, 2013 - 12:21 PM
looking for a bloody time
Assassin/Samurai/ or special power type anime
Is fairly new can be funny but cool at the same time.
E-Vel Mickey<-- I'M SO FLUFFY I'M GONNA DIE
Posted Jan 20, 2013 - 12:47 PM
Shakugan no Shana
Fate / Zero
Fate / Stay Night
Fairy Tail
Accel World
Sword Art Online
Guilty Crown
Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica
psychological, Thriller/Horror
Mirai Nikki
Death Note
Romance and Drama:
Mashiroiro Symphony: The Color of Lovers
Clannad and Clannad : After Story
Zero No Tsukaima
Ef - A Tale Series
Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu
Slice of Life:
Hanasaku Iroha
Usagi Drop
Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai!
Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu
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Myanimelist Profile
Posted Jan 20, 2013 - 1:10 PM
Also Legend of Korra is wonderful, especially if you saw Legend of Aang
Posted Jan 20, 2013 - 1:11 PM
Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai!
Jormungand was also really cool
and ofcourse if you want comedy watch Nichijou its LOL funny.
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Posted Jan 20, 2013 - 1:17 PM
- Magi
- Mirai Nikki
- No. 6
Posted Feb 10, 2013 - 5:38 PM
Some of my favorites:
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (64 episodes and I've watched then rewatched it at least 5 times)
Puella Magi Madoka Magica (watch until the end of episode 3 before judging)
Hunter x Hunter (2011)
Anohana (be prepared to cry)
Kokoro Connect
Hyouka - haven't finished watching this one, so far it looks promising and the animation is by far the most beautiful one I've seen
"If you wanna enjoy life, then push your horizons out as far as they'll go - because the world ends with you."
-S.H. The World Ends with You
Posted Feb 26, 2013 - 4:21 PM
PC: Quad Core i7 - 3770K | Sabertooth Z77 | SSD 840 PRO 256GB | 2x - ZOTAC GTX 670 2GB AMP! (SLI)
Posted Feb 27, 2013 - 1:29 PM
Psycho Pass
The Unlimited - Hyoubu Kyousuke
Ixion Saga DT(too damn funny)
Berserk(my favorite anime/manga)
Sengoku Basara
Brave 10
Blade Of The Immortal
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Posted Apr 07, 2013 - 5:23 PM
Several hundred years ago, humans were nearly exterminated by giants. Giants are typically several stories tall, seem to have no intelligence, devour human beings and, worst of all, seem to do it for the pleasure rather than as a food source. A small percentage of humanity survived by walling themselves in a city protected by extremely high walls, even taller than the biggest of giants.
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Kung-Fu Anna
Posted Apr 07, 2013 - 5:37 PM
Otherwise I must highly recommend
Spice and wolf
Gunslinger girl
Posted Apr 07, 2013 - 5:56 PM
Also an recommendation are the Anime Mirai 2013 Episodes (short Movies)
Aired so far:
1st Ep. - Little Witch Academia
2nd Ep. - Death Billiards
Another Anime which recentlly startet (1st Episde aired) is Suisei no Gargantia - 翠星のガルガンティア
The story begins in the distant future in the far reaches of the galaxy. The Human Galactic Alliance has been constantly fighting for its survival against a grotesque race of beings called "Hidiaazu."
Looks very promising.
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Kung-Fu Anna
Posted Apr 22, 2013 - 9:21 AM
It will blow your mind.
And if you want to see girls with lesbian power levels fighting each over, I recommend Saki and Saki Achiga-hen
Posted Apr 23, 2013 - 9:40 PM
Try to get your Hand on an Blu-ray Version of that Movie, totaly worth it.
Kung-Fu Anna


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March 23, 2013, 01:25 PM
Wondering what others here might us to clean their cans? The 22 can I just picked up is easy to disassemble but jeez does it collect carbon.
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March 23, 2013, 02:30 PM
I used CLP, gun scrubber and a ton of elbow grease on my 22 aluminum can the first time. That was for the birds, took forever. After that I upgraded to stainless baffles and a rotary tumbler. The upgrade was $99 and the tumbler was $250 or so. Now it's almost work free.
I didn't want to have a can that I wouldn't shoot because it was too much of a hassle.
March 23, 2013, 03:17 PM
Considered using an ultrasonic cleaner?
March 23, 2013, 03:43 PM
Considered using an ultrasonic cleaner?
I had not, but now I have, thanks. I see Harbor Freight has one for $30 and they have a store 10 minutes from me.
March 23, 2013, 04:10 PM
The $30 cleaner has a tiny cleaning area. I recommend the $77 one (currently marked down from $99). Use a 20% off coupon and its $60. Very happy with mine.
Dave Rishar
March 23, 2013, 04:37 PM
For stainless, I like to use "the dip." While it's quick and very effective, it's potentially dangerous, will eat up certain metals, and generates hazardous waste that must be disposed of properly. Research and good work practices are required before going this route.
My Osprey just gets soaked in Ed's Red and then blasted out with brake cleaner, as per the manufacturer's advice. I've thought about getting an ultrasonic cleaner but Silencerco doesn't seem to think that it's necessary, so I'll take their word for it.
March 23, 2013, 05:25 PM
Cans like the Osprey that should only see jacked bullets shot through them don't really need a lot of cleaning.
But .22lr cans are a whole 'nother story! Depending on how much the lead buildup interferes with disassembly, could need cleaning after every 2-300 rounds. That is why I went with the sparrow -- usually good for about 1000 rounds between cleanings.
March 27, 2013, 10:18 AM
It might be helpful if you tell us what can you have.
March 27, 2013, 10:55 AM
It might be helpful if you tell us what can you have.
Huntertown Arms Guardian 22.
The baffles have about 60 rounds of Federal bulk .22lr though them. This is how they look after several cycles in the ultrasonic cleaner in a heated dish soap solution.
March 27, 2013, 11:42 AM
Are the baffles stainless steel or aluminum?
March 27, 2013, 12:39 PM
Are the baffles stainless steel or aluminum?
Also, mine came without a user manual so I went online and found this:
Clean the baffles. This can be done by hand with a nylon brush and some Hoppes #9 or any other gun cleaning solvent. DO NOT USE ANYTHING WITH AMMONIA IN IT ON YOUR GUARDIAN 22! You'll screw up the finish. Spray your baffle and gently brush the lead and other contaminants from the baffle. Do the same with the tube. The more lead that is on you baffles and tube the harder they will be to clean. The least labor intensive and most thorough way to clean your baffles is to lightly bead blast them. Remember, your Guardian 22 suppressor is made of aircraft grade aluminum. While robust, it can be damaged if abused.
March 27, 2013, 01:32 PM
I purchased the same suppressor last year and picked up this January for $199. I took it out the first time and shot about 200 rounds through it. It was filthy, I assume about as dirty as yours. It took me 2 hours of CLP, gun scrubber and elbow grease to get it almost as good as new. I spent several days looking for an easy cleaning solution on the internet forums. I could not find a good & easy way to clean the aluminum baffles. Tumbling them with stainless media in a wet tumbler would wear them down (or so the consensus believes), a regular tumbler won't do anything but make the black shiny, the dip can't be used on aluminum, etc. Some like the ultrasonic cleaner, but I see you've been down that road.
I was a bit mad at myself for not over-researching this purchase as I do most things. But Huntertown Arms will do an upgrade to your baffles from Aluminum to Stainless for $90 or $99. I emailed them, got the answers I was looking for then finally called. I gave the lady my info and credit card information, then shipped the whole thing up to them via the post office. In about a week a had the whole thing back with stainless baffles.
I know it sucks to have to pay another hundred bucks, but it is what it is. I reload so I went ahead and upgraded to a rotary tumbler to clean it in. I throw the baffles in with Dawn, 5 lbs of stainless pins and leave it alone for several hours. Then I rinse and reassemble. It's totally painless. This solution was another $250, but screw it. If you don't have the extra money to spend or don't need a wet tumbler do some research on "The Dip." It looks like a cheap cleaning solution but has a few drawbacks and will not work for aluminum.
Like I said earlier, I didn't want to have a toy that was so much of a hassle to clean that I wouldn't use it. PM me your email address if you want some before and after pics.
March 27, 2013, 05:09 PM
Be careful with ultra sonic cleaner, it can damage aluminum if you over do it.
ETA: with raw aluminum you're better off not trying to be too aggressive. An overnight soak in odorless mineral spirits, followed by a nylon brush and maybe plastic scraper of some sort should be enough. You don't need it spotless, just remove the chunks. There's no magic cleaner for raw aluminum unfortunately.
March 27, 2013, 10:11 PM
some Hoppes #9 or any other gun cleaning solvent. DO NOT USE ANYTHING WITH AMMONIA IN IT ON YOUR GUARDIAN 22!
I hate it when owners manuals are wrong! Hoppes #9 has ammonia in it! which is why it eventually eats up your brass brush and copper fouling comes out green. Read the label or MSDS (ammonia in aqueous solution = ammonium hydroxide), about 3% by weight.
March 28, 2013, 11:54 AM
I think they mean not to use ammonia on the anodized parts, like the end caps and the tube.
Loc n Load
March 30, 2013, 08:16 PM
Hoppes can be harsh on metal and finishes....if you leave nickeled gun components in it over night....they will not be nickeled in the morning. So it stands to reason that it may damage certain alloys or finishes.
March 30, 2013, 10:58 PM
I hit the range Thursday with a bud, we both let the 22/45 and 10/22 feed the can real well. Once home I dropped the baffles in Hoppes #9 for 10 minutes or so, then dropped them and the end caps into the ultrasonic cleaner filled with a Dawn solution for 2 x 480 second cycles. At the end I was able to wipe off each baffle to a condition indistinguishable from where it started.
It doesn't look new and it isn't, I'm good with it.
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The groom is the son of Sherry Seachrist, Lisbon; and the late Wayne Seachrist.
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The Rev. Randy Clark, of Union Ridge Bible Baptist Church, officiated the 3:30 p.m. double ring ceremony.
Music was provided by flute soloist Sue Kariher. The bridal party entered on a wagon pulled by a team of Percherons driven by Jake Whitehead. Guests were seated on straw bales produced on the Foster Family farm.
Escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore an ivory strapless floor length A-line dress with a peek-a-boo sweetheart neckline. The waist was adorned with silver beading and sequins, while the bodice featured beadwork and lace silver embroidery appliques sewn onto the netting. A rhinestone comb secured her fingertip length veil decorated with pearls, beading, silver threading and a scalloped edge. She carried a handwrapped bouquet with Arabel Gerbra daisies, caspia, varigated pittosporum, orange daisies and wheat grown by the her brothers. It was tied with a horse cameo broche satin and burlap bow.
Samantha McCombs served as maid of honor in a short, v-neck peacock colored dress. In a floor length peacock color dress featuring a strap and bow on one shoulder was bridesmaid Kaylee Shafer, niece of the bride. Flower girls were Maddison Foster, Taylor Foster and Riley Foster, nieces of the bride.
Performing the duties of the best man was Mason Seachrist, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were G.W. and John Foster, brothers of the bride. Grant Seachrist, nephew of the groom, served as ring bearer.
A reception for 250 guests followed on the bride's family farm.
A rehearsal dinner, hosted by the groom's mother, was held at Bojangle's Restaurant, New Waterford.
The groom is employed by Columbiana Public Works.
The bride is employed as a reporter at the Farm and Dairy newspaper in Salem.
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The LIE About Positive Thinking
You've heard it all before…
"Think more positively and you'll get what you want. Visualize, affirm, and manifestation will happen effortlessly. Oh and be sure to overcome those pesky limiting beliefs! Affirmations, gratitude, and positive thinking will cover that one for you. Life is easy if you just think positively enough!"
I have one word to say about that kind of positive thinking…
Okay, so by the time my subconscious was done ranting I discovered I had more than just one word. 🙂
That's not to say positive thinking is bad. It's fundamentally important to living a happy, fulfilled, engaged life. However, the lie and myth is that positive thinking is all that's needed.
The reality is that we have difficult and painful emotions for a reason. They arise out of a self-protective compassionate need to SERVE our selves more effectively. Like physical pain, emotional pain is a compass that helps us see when things aren't quite working right inside ourselves.
When we ignore physical pain or mask it over with overmedication, our body degenerates and ultimately finds more pain (not less). The same is true when we use Positive Thinking as a form of "overmedication" for our soul.
By not honoring and owning our emotional pain, then our soul… our heart… our spirit… call it what you will… ultimately will degenerate. Our psyche isn't designed to repress and suppress pain indefinitely. That's a big reason why some higly successful people have emotional breakdowns. They just kept overmedicating (or ignoring) until finally they couldn't do it anymore.
The flip-side is equally as dangerous. When we completely identify with the negative painful thoughts, when we allow them to run our lives, to make us forget how magnificent we inherently are, then we also breakdown. We aren't designed that way either.
Instead, I suggest accepting and acknowledging painful emotions as a compass – like a thermometer – to help you more effectively focus your attention and energy. Notice the "warning signs" that negative thinking presents to you. It's not like I never have negative thoughts. I have them every day!
The thing is, I don't take them so seriously. I strive to see them for what they are: helpful information that can point me TOWARDS living a happier and more positive life. They show me where more attention and self-care is needed in my life.
By using negative thoughts and painful emotions in that way, then the positive thinking is no longer a crutch – it's no longer an addictive medicine that silently degenerates us until it's too late.
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A warm surge of affection for your loved ones today may lead you to demonstrative expressions. It is important to share our feelings of appreciation with our loved ones whenever we can do so sincerely. It benefits them as much as it does us when we take the time to make that deeper connection and give a little of our light to brighten their lives as they have brightened ours. You may want to do it casually in the middle of a conversation, or just before you hang up the phone; or you may want to plan a grand gesture with which to surprise them. However you choose to express yourself today, enjoy the feelings it allows you to share.
We may go for long periods of time without expressing our true feelings, or maybe we fall into a habitual pattern of life that lulls us into taking our loved ones for granted. This is when it is especially important not only to realize their value in our lives, but to let them know. It will revive relationships and enable a more genuine level of communication to take place once again. It may even feel like waking up someone who has been sleeping to finally have a conversation with them. Expressing your affection today helps you to renew your connection with those closest to you, supercharging your relationships and opening doors to a greater experience of life that you will be able to enjoy and share.
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Fighting entails an aggressive interaction that can result in physical injury to one or more of the birds involved. Fighting can occur in many avian species due to the pressures of food, mate and territorial competitions.
Parrots tend to fight with raucous noise accompaniment. Feathers may fly from both involved, with much lunging and screaming. However, parrots often play in exactly the manner indicated, minus injuries. It is common for humans to have difficulty differentiating between the two if no injuries occur.
Squabbles often arise when birds are crowded together, especially when wing feathers are trimmed. Without flight, it is difficult for a bird to avoid an aggressive advance from another. (When an individual's body language indicates serious aggression, wild birds simply fly away, thus avoiding an escalation of hostility). In addition to overcrowding, limited access to food and water dishes are also cause for conflict.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The longtime owner of a company that ran the Cleveland Job Corps Academy was indicted late Tuesday on federal charges that he failed to pay the Internal Revenue Service $872,000 in employee taxes.
A grand jury in U.S. District Court in Cleveland accused Clark Hayes, 53, of Richfield, of three counts of willful failure to collect or pay taxes. The allegations stem from Hayes' work as the owner of Applied Technology Systems Inc., which ran Job Corps centers in Cleveland and Jacksonville, according to the charges and published reports.
Several attempts to reach Hayes on Wednesday were unsuccessful.
In 2011, The Plain Dealer highlighted the Job Corps Academy in Cleveland, a program riddled with problems. The newspaper, citing interviews with former employees and documents, found that Hayes' company had trouble paying its bills and that unruly students disrupted learning, promoted fear on its Collinwood campus and led to low morale and staff turnover.
The paper also uncovered a recent federal audit that showed that the company's finance department was plagued by problems, and the company overcharged the government $1.8 million for overhead expenses related to its federal contracts, including Cleveland's.
The indictment focuses on income taxes and taxes for Social Security and Medicare that Hayes withheld from employees of his company but never paid to the IRS.
The charges said Hayes failed to pay the amounts at each of the quarters that ended Sept. 30, 2010; Dec. 31, 2010; and March 31, 2011. The amounts totaled $872,010.
The indictment said the U.S. Department of Labor, which contracted with Hayes' company to run the program, paid $15.5 million to Applied Technology Systems Inc. during the time Hayes is accused of failing to pay the taxes.
In an interview with The Plain Dealer, Hayes attributed his financial problems to slow reimbursements from the government. But he said students were taken care of in the program.
"There is not a kid out there who needs eyeglasses that doesn't have them," he told the paper's Mark Naymik.
His company had run the Job Corps Academy since 2000. In 2011, federal labor officials gave the Cleveland contract to Alutiiq Education and Training. Hayes' company also lost a federal contract in Jacksonville years ago, a Labor Department spokesman said Wednesday.
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SUMMIT — A Deforest Avenue drug store suffered costly losses of Olay body wash to a shoplifter on two occasions — Sept. 28 at 9 a.m. and Oct. 7 at 6 p.m., Summit police report. The total value of the stolen merchandise is $618.
The manager of the CVS Pharmacy at 29 Deforest Ave. declined to comment.
But Summit police indicate it is unlikely that the thief — a man who was caught on security video — is enjoying Olay Luscious Embrace Body Wash himself or rejuvenating with the Advanced Anti-Aging formula. It's about money, not moisturizing.
Summit Lt. Michael Rabasco said, "When things become expensive, especially in this economy, people steal things they know they can sell," and that's apparently what drove the thief's product choice. Rabasco said that's why shoplifters often take baby formula — because it's relatively easy to sell. "I wouldn't buy baby formula off someone in the street," he said, "but some people would."


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June 29th, 2012 by Ed
June 28th, 2012 by Larry
Legendary skateboarder, Ray Barbee gives a history lesson on how he was both introduced to, and fell in love with skateboarding and the guitar.
June 27th, 2012 by Tim
If you missed the first part to this interview, check it out here: Matt Pincus of Judge – Part I
Sammy and I were best friends in 7th grade, and spent a lot of time together then. But he started taking music more seriously, even at a young age. We used to mess around on guitar and drums in his dad's moving and storage warehouse downtown, playing covers of punk songs. However, I think it was pretty clear to everyone that Sammy was something special and was going to have a future playing music that was beyond the rest of us. Pretty quickly, he joined a band called Noize Police which had some real shows going. That led to Side By Side and the rest was history for him.
We stayed close but, while Sammy was developing in music, I really took the punk thing to the next level. was a really fucked up kid when I was about 10 – 13 years old. I was arrested a couple of times, got kicked out of two schools, was smoking dope and in trouble with drugs, ran away from my house and finally got sent to reform school, which was a difficult place for kids with issues. That was a dark time. I got the shit kicked out of me a few times and, by the time I got out (before ninth grade) I was ready to turn my life around.
I honestly credit hardcore for straightening me out. Sammy introduced me to straight edge and that was the vine swing I needed to get things on the right track and channel my pissed off energy. I have a lot to thank him for. I started going to shows when I was about 14. You had to be 16 to get into CB's for hardcore matinees. So, I was too young. I seem to remember that a bunch of us went to a place called Playland in Times Square and got super cheap fake IDs for a couple of bucks that said we were 16. They just said ID CARD across the top, but CBs didn't care. Probably the least sinister use of fake IDs there could be anyway. I saw Side By Side at CBs when I must have been 14. That was a memorable show as I think it may have been my first and I stood on stage. It blew my mind.
Hardcore was like my sports in high school. I went to shows, then played shows, on weekends, during all my vacations from school, and toured in the summer. I became straight edge when I was 15, and that got me clean and gave me a sense of purpose and a community.
Shows were scary back in those days. I have an indelible memory of Jason Krakdown (from Krakdown) dominating the pit by swinging a bike lock round and round over his head, I think at a Sick Of It All matinee. I wasn't a tough guy. That scared the shit out of me.
Another memorable show was Bad Brains at the Ritz on 11th Street. I seem to remember they were on a bill with Fishbone. I was probably 15 and it just blew my mind. I had never seen people do the things those guys were doing. Dr. Know ripping. HR doing a full flip on stage. Just nuts. A kid stage dived off the balcony onto the crowd. It's impossible to imagine that happening these days.
And then there was the Anthrax. That was a place of wonder for me, though I do remember breaking my arm there at a YOT show.
I still have my old first pressing hardcore records. I bought YOT Can't Close My Eyes at Some Records. I still remember thumbing through the bins, trying to decide what to buy. I still have the Unity, Underdog, Sick Of It All, GB, and Bold 7 inches in the collection, not to mention Salad Days, along with some epic demo tapes (Beyond demo comes to mind).
It was a special time.
I'm not sure I ever felt like I fit in when I was a kid, no matter what context…and I'm not sure the NYHC scene was any different in that respect.
My life pattern and upbringing was different than the other guys in the scene, but I think a couple of things helped and made it work for me. First, I worked really hard at playing music. I knew the songs, and I showed up early for shows. I was way into it. I also respected the other guys in the band and what they had done. Mike Judge and I were way different, but he and I did some early morning shifts on tour and connected in our own way. Porcell was someone everyone looked up to and I was no exception. I think they got that I felt lucky to be where I was.
Second, I think I had earned some respect because I had taken the punk thing super far. Despite my background, I didn't give a fuck and wasn't trying to play it safe. I think some people knew a little bit of that and maybe went a bit easier on me because of it.
Did I feel like I was in the same struggle with all of those guys? Probably not. Attached is a pic of a bunch of the hardcore cats hanging out at my folks' apartment. Porcell, Wally, Luke, Alex Brown, etc. were there. That was quite a night. I remember Ray Beez from Warzone (he's in the upper right wearing a racoon skin cap) that night calling my dad Mr. Drummond. To his face. So, it was a bit weird.
But I really connected with what the scene was all about in my own way and it made sense.
June 27th, 2012 by Larry
In 1993, long before the Internet made the world available with a few clicks of a mouse, skateboarding got its first taste of regular skate footage in the form of 411 Video Magazine. Co-founded by Josh Friedberg with some help from Steve Douglas and Paul Schmitt, 411VM was the first of its kind, a platform showcasing the top talents of the time and quenching the public's desire for video footage between the infrequent full-length skate videos of the time. Starting off with the now iconic intro song and heavy opening tricks, each video held memorable skating and now serves as time capsules of the progression of many of today's top pros that were then just staring out. Departments like Pro Files, Wheels of Fortune, Rookies, and Chaos made each issue entertaining and delved a little deeper into skating than just the tricks. In the coming months, Skateboarder Magazine will become your home base for the entire 411VM archive. They will be adding a new issue each month along with exclusive interviews and video commentary from the people who made it all happen.
June 27th, 2012 by Ed
Excerpt from The August 2009 of Decibel Magazine: Upon finding out the next album our vaunted Hall of Fame was going to open its pearly gates to was slated to be Judge's Bringin' It Down, an anticipatory buzz broke out amongst the extreme music luminaries hanging around the Decibel table at the most recent Maryland Deathfest. Considering the congratulatory smiles and copious pats on the back, you'd think our Editor-in-Chief had just become a first-time father, with Pig Destroyer's Blake Harrison summing up the joyous mood in a single well-worn adjective: "Awesome!" However, we realize that for most of you, Judge's only full-length might be a tough sell. For one, it's not a metal album. While the New York band made use of guitarist John "Porcell" Porcelly and bassist Matt Pincus' most demonic tones thus far, churning tempos anchored by drummer Sam Siegler and the screaming bellow of one Mike "Judge" Ferraro, the rest of Bringin' It Down pointed to clean and positive living by clean and positive hardcore kids. And Judge pointed hard. The quartet found themselves as the one of the last bastions of the New York straight-edge hardcore scene come the conclusion of the '80s.
The filth, debauchery, alcohol, dope, guns and fucking in the streets that has nudged along so many extreme music recordings just wasn't there. Judge stood tall in the face of changing times while helping to transform the musical landscape around them. Porcell, Ferraro, Siegler and Pincus may have had a list of priors that screamed "mile-wide X's on the backs of your hands" (Youth of Today, Death Before Dishonor, Bold, Side by Side, Project X, Gorilla Biscuits, Young Republicans, Violent Children, Schism Records/fanzine, etc.), but even as they remained true to the edge, Bringin' It Down moved towards a more sinister vibe and further promoted the nascent collision of metal and hardcore, while setting the stage for the likes of Integrity, Ringworm and Starkweather. This, in spite of—or maybe because of—having to re-record the album after a sub-par session at Chinatown's infamous Chung King Studios. Not bad for a band that was originally designed to be a one-off for Ferraro's frustration with the "Edge 'til 21 Crowd." Harrison may have been about 5,500 words short in his summary, but yeah, "Awesome!"
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June 27th, 2012 by Gordo
June 27th, 2012 by Gordo
I was very a normal kid in high school, I wasn't a "punk" outsider. I had plenty of friends and was good at sports. Gym teachers would pull me aside and wonder why I wasn't playing for the high school basketball team. I told them I played music on the weekends and couldn't commit to every game. Music teachers wanted me in the jazz band on drums. Same deal, if you were in the jazz band you had to be in the marching band and play at the Sunday football games. There was no way I could do that and also would never wear that stupid marching band outfit either. But once I started really getting into hardcore, everything fell to the wayside.
I was into skating too. I was friends with all the jocks, but nobody knew what the fuck we were into. Guys would always ask what was up with the hardcore t-shirts, what were they about, but they just didn't get it or care really. But we weren't outcasts by any stretch of the imagination. We were normal kids, we were just really into hardcore.
-Jay Laughlin, Turning Point
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America hosts more than 2,000 craft breweries
As you get prepared to celebrate the holiday, which probably means a stop at the store for a frosty beer, consider for a moment the history of America. Well, consider the recent history of American craft beer.
And how better to understand American history than with a map such as this craft beer map from the New Yorker. The map is based on newly released 2012 data from the Brewers Association. Wisconsin, you will note, is smack in the middle on a couple fronts. »Read Full Article
TV stations pile up new ways to cover same old snow story
Snow news is good news for TV stations.
But as the winter of 2014 grinds on, they are forced to come up with new ways to illustrate the same old thing. »Read Full Article
Grand opening Wednesday for Brewtown Eatery on the south side
Brewtown Eatery, a restaurant and bar at 5121 W. Howard Ave. that serves pizza, pub food and a Friday fish special alongside craft beers and infused spirits, is marking its grand opening Wednesday.
It opened quietly in mid-January in part of the space that had been Paulo's Pizza. »Read Full Blog Post
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It's because he made a hit that ended up with arguably the worst result. If the kid didn't turn his back last second he might have been perfectly fine and it would have been a highlight reel OHL hit. Would people still be getting angry at his hit?
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Windom confirmed he was driving a police vehicle, according to the report, but said he did nothing to warrant the stop and the officers failed to run the license plate before the stop, which would have revealed it was a city-owned vehicle.
City Attorney Todd Perkins told Fox 2 the officers did not lose their jobs.
One of the officers involved claims that Windom said, "Do you know who I am? I am the mayor of Highland Park" and later called him a "(expletive) dumb-dumb."


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quote: by tastyratz on May 11, 2012 at 10:58 AM I don't understand facebook. Why is instagram actually worth that kind of money? From my understanding it is not a unique product or likely easily enforceable by patent. Things like sepia tone filters etc are saturated in prior art with every photo editing program ever


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Make the most of your Thanksgiving leftovers
Thanksgiving dinner has changed over the years, at least in our family. We've seen the turkey grow and the mashed potatoes multiply, not because of the number of people around the dinner table, but because of the need for leftovers.
Now with adult appetites, college friends and a few new family additions, we've graduated to a two-turkey family.
As great as it is to gather with family and friends, the best part of the Thanksgiving holiday is dining on leftovers -- and lots of them. For us, that translates into two birds or at least some extra roasted turkey breasts. After all, what would Thanksgiving be without hot turkey sandwiches smothered in gravy the next day?
Luckily, most of the ingredients of the annual feast are hearty and flavorful enough to taste as good if not better on Friday and Saturday. And, minus the stress of preparing this quintessential feast on Turkey Day, the atmosphere is definitely more relaxing.
Typically, a holiday turkey reinvents itself through soups, salads, sandwiches or casseroles. But that's not meant to rule out the possibility of turkey potpies, quiches, wraps, burritos or fritters.
Except for soups, which simmer with little attention, the last thing you want to do is spend a lot of time in the kitchen dealing with the leftovers. Instead, consider the flavor combinations your family members like and build from there.
Turkey & Penne Pasta, Turkey Salad Sandwiches, Turkey & Pepper Frittata, Turkey Burgers with Stuffing & Gravy, Turkey Hash, Turkey Tortillas -- the list of possibilities mirrors all the creative ways we prepare chicken, and then some.
Although it's a hard sell to transform my turkey 'n stuffing die-hards into turkey 'n salsa lovers, it's not impossible. The California Dreamer, for example, thinks fritters are the way to go. Whether they're dipped in gravy, broth, or soy sauce, she's convinced these finger foods belong on the West Coast, and not just in November.
While you worry and fret about cooking the turkey, the real beauty of the meal is having leftovers to enjoy later.
Wishing you the warmth and comfort of this special holiday. Happy Thanksgiving.
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Tuesday, May 23, 2006
American Idol: May 23 (Let the Mocking Begin)
Firstly, starting later this evening I'm going to start a new series of posts to act as a sort of cure for this American Idol-related sickness that I have. Be sure to look back in the morning because there are going to be some surprises. But that's later; right now we have to grade the performances.
Round 1
Taylor beats Katharine in performance, in voice, and in personality. His high energy and charisma (combined with, I agree with Simon, one of the worst jackets ever) overshadowed Katharine's forced retread.
Taylor-1 | Katharine-0
Round 2
Katharine is smart in bringing us back to "Over the Rainbow"--she sings it well because she restrains herself from oversinging. It lets the beauty of her voice come through without the feeling that the song is just too "big" for her. In the same way, "Levon" was a good choice for Taylor: warm, well within his comfortable vocal range, familiar, and heartfelt. Not as good as Katharine, though.
Taylor-1 | Katharine-1
Round 3
This is the part that I hate: the part where they sing manufactured songs where they have, at best, a tenuous emotional connection. If I were the artists--stuck singing other peoples' songs throughout the competition--I would demand some kind of artistic control to demonstrate the kind of music I would actually want to make.
Katharine's song (the one that will be her single) was a mess where vocally she sounded decent through the first half, hideous through the overwrought second, and was singing one of the most bland, Disney-soundtrack-esque songs that I've ever heard. It was horrid.
Taylor was a bit better. He hit the big bits far better than she did (although he suffers by comparison in the quieter moments). The song still didn't win my over, but it was a decent performance of a boring tune.
Taylor-2 | Katharine-1
I'm calling this one for Taylor. But we've seen how accurate my predictions are…
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See, despite my love of the boobieliciousnessicity, we agree that Taylor is taking this competition.
I wonder if it will work out that way, though. Which one do you think has the bigger fan base? The people who will vote for them no matter the performances?
According to DialIdol (which has been remarkably accurate the last few weeks) it's Taylor in a landslide. It's actually really amazing how he ran away with this competition… based on number of busy signals he got the most votes every single week but one, and that was way back when there were 8 guys and 8 girls.
I'm not positive, but I'd bet there's never been a winner who didn't hit the bottom three at least one week, and Hicks never even came close.


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i have been a huge fam of japan since i was little. and recently got into anime in the last.. what.. mabye 3-4 years ago?
not everyone in japan is into anime, some peopel i know actually hate it.
but like DP said. there is SFA on t.v these days, besides reality like the biggest loser, are you smarter than a 5th grader ( seriously.. WTF were they thinking!). thee isnt a whole lot else to watch. not to mention anime has a better plot than most t.v shows.


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HOME ...RAIDED BY THE FEDS. AGENTS WITH HOMELAND SECURITY SEARCHED HIS NORTHEAST ALBUQUERQUE HOME FOR MOST OF THE MORNING. ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER ANNA VELASQUEZ IS LIVE WITH WHAT HAPPENED. THE U-S DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE WOULD ONLY SAY THIS IS PART OF AN ON-GOING FEDERAL INVESTIGATION. BUT TODAY APD CHIEF ALLEN CONFIRMED ... HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS WERE LOOKING AT ONE OF HIS OFFICERS UNDERCOVER AGENTS WITH HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS SEARCHED THE POLICE CAR IN FRONT OF THE OFFICER'S HOME. THEY HAD THE DRIVER'S SIDE AND FRONT PASSENGER DOORS OPEN... AS WELL AS THE TRUNK AT ONE POINT, I SAW THEM TAKE PICTURES OF THE INSIDE OF THE PASSEGNER DOOR. A NEIGHBOR SAW THE RAID FROM HER BACKYARD, AROUND NINE O'CLOCK THURSDAY MORNING. SHE ASKED TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS FOR FEAR OF HER OWN SAFETY. 2:30 there was actually a helicopter of FBI with a rifle drawn just circling just circling real close to the home just going in circles and he was actually there for a half hour :39 SHE DID NOT SEE THE APD OFFICER COME OUT OF THE HOME, BUT NOTICED TWO WOMEN WHO DID THEY WERE QUESTIONED BY AGENTS. 1:54 one went in the homeland security car, she was in there for like 20 minutes, and then they took the other one away, took the other out. she was in there for the same time :03 NEITHER HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS NOR THE U-S DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE WILL SAY WHY THEY'VE SERVED A SEARCH WARRANT HERE. ACCORDING TO ITS WEBSITE, H-S-I INVESTIGATES IMMIGRATION CRIME, HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AND HUMAN SMUGGLING, SMUGGLING OF NARCOTICS, WEAPONS AND OTHER TYPES OF CONTRABAND, FINANCIAL CRIMES, CYBERCRIME AND EXPORT ENFORCEMENT ISSUES. 2:51 it's just something to wake up to, not in my neighborhood you know :54 NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE, NO CRIMINAL CHARGES HAVE BEEN FILED THE IDENTITY OF THE OFFICER HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED A-P-D WILL NOT RELEASE ANY INFORMATION ON WHETHER THE OFFICER IS UNDER AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATION, ON LEAVE, OR
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The Confucius Institute at the University of Pittsburgh (CI-Pitt, under which Saint Vincent College is a Confucius Classroom) has been named Confucius Institute of the Year by the Chinese Ministry of Education's Office of Chinese Language Council International or Hanban. Pitt was awarded a Confucius Institute charter in 2007, the first in Pennsylvania and among the first 20 established around the world. There are more than 400 Confucius Institutes worldwide, including 98 in the United States. Dr. Tingting Guo is Saint Vincent College's Hanban professor and Chinese director of the University of Pittsburgh Confucius Institute. She brings Chinese language and culture to Pennsylvania and Ohio through a network of 30 teachers she supervises. Hanban-sponsored scholar-teachers teach Mandarin Chinese to students in grades K to 16 in schools throughout the region. The impetus for Hanban establishing Confucius Institutes was to meet the worldwide demand for learning Chinese. The Chinese Ministry of Education was asked to develop a program modeled after the Goethe-Institut in Germany and the Alliance Française in France, except that the Chinese government decided to first establish them as affiliated with institutions of higher learning. The Chinese chose Confucius as the name not because of any particular link to Confucian philosophy but because they determined the name of the famous philosopher would be recognizable throughout the world. The program brings in visiting scholars who are approved by Hanban and volunteer to teach in a particular foreign country. Hanban is the Ministry of Education division that oversees Confucius Institutes worldwide. Saint Vincent decided to partner with the University of Pittsburgh to develop a Chinese language program at Saint Vincent and throughout Westmoreland County. Saint Vincent became the first of several Confucius Classrooms under CI-Pitt, which include the Berks County school district and Dickinson College. In addition, partner schools with Chinese language programs under CI-Pitt include the A.W. Beattie Career Center in Allison Park, Upper St. Clair School District, Winchester Thurston School, John Carroll University, Valley School of Ligonier and many other public and private institutions. The long-term mission of the Confucius Institute program is bridge-building to help countries understand one another as a first step to avoiding conflict and being able to work together and to develop a global economy that works for everybody. According to Dr. Tina Philips Johnson, associate professor of history at Saint Vincent College and director of Saint Vincent College's China Studies Program, Confucius Institute at Pitt was named Institute of the Year thanks in no small part to Tingting Guo's hard work and collaborative efforts in bringing Chinese language and culture to Westmoreland County and across the state. The CI-Pitt delegation was in Beijing Dec. 6 to 8 to receive the Excellence Award at the 8th Global Confucius Institute Conference.
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text: August 20, 2010 Centenary Athletics on Twitter and Facebook Our social media sites will feature game highlights, previews, and information regarding upcoming events. Follow all Centenary athletic action on Twitter! "Like" Centenary Athletics on Facebook to stay up-to-date and more! Kristen Davis Named Ladies Basketball Head Coach A familiar face and former assistant women's basketball coach at Centenary, Kristen Davis, was named the new head coach for the Ladies on Thursday, and announced by Director of Athletics, Dr. Tom Tallach. Kristen Davis "Kristen has done an outstanding job for us as an assistant and is ready for the challenge of being a head coach," said Tallach. Davis replaces Bojan Jankovic, who resigned earlier this month to pursue another coaching opportunity. After having been a part of the Ladies program for the past two years, Davis becomes the seventh head women's coach in the school's history. Upcoming Home Events 3 sep Men's Soccer Gents vs University of the Ozarks Mayo Field at 2pm 5 sep Women's Soccer Ladies vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff Mayo Field at 1pm 10 sep Volleyball Ladies vs Western Illinois Fitness Center at 7pm Women's Soccer Ladies vs Mississippi College Mayo Field at 7pm 11 sep Volleyball Ladies vs IUPUI Fitness Center at 1pm Welcome from Mark Miller to Students New Folks Around Campus During the spring and summer months, Centenary welcomed new staff members and congratulated others on new their new positions: Mark Miller joined the staff in May as the new Dean of Students coming to the College from Duke University where he served as the director of executive MBA programs. Rev. Warren Clifton '91 is the new Director of Church Relations and joined the staff June 1. He previously served as the Director of Youth Ministries at Saint Luke's United Methodist Church and Associate Pastor of Noel Memorial United Methodist Church, both in Shreveport. Michael Hemphill, Ph.D., joined the staff in July as the new Provost and Dean of the College. He hails from Little Rock, Ark., where he was the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Communications. This spring, Rev. Betsy Eaves '78 took on a new role as Vice President for Student Development, with Rev. Valerie Robideaux assuming her role as the Director of the Christian Leadership Center. Eaves Robideaux Student Services was also part of the restructuring of Student Development. Along with his role of Director of Career Services, Dennis Taylor assumed the additional role as Senior Director of Student Services. In this new position, he will oversee Campus Recreation, Career Services, Counseling & Disability Services, and Health Services. Nicole Turner '09 has accepted the full time staff position of Assistant Director of Campus Recreation. She supervises all Fitness Center Staff and Intramural Officials. 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Galveston College Board of Regents Vice Chairperson Armin Cantini at left and Galveston College President Dr. Myles Shelton at right, join in congratulating Dr. Gaynelle Hayes, Vice President for Administration, on serving Galveston College for 45 years. Galveston College recently held its Employee Awards Banquet recognizing employees for years of service and awards for exceptional service as it concludes its 46th year of service to Galveston residents.
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Osler discovered a typical description of this disease written by Dr. Hezekiah Beardsley in a volume entitled "Cases and Observations by the Medical Society of New Haven County in the State of Connecticut," published in New Haven in 1787. It will not be out of place to quote liberally from this paper which is remarkable for the accuracy of observation and quaintness of diction.
"A child of Mr. Joel Grannis, a respectful farmer in the town of Southington, in the first week of its infancy, was attacked with
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The Iowa Senate says Iowa law enforcement officers should go through standardized training before being allowed to use stun guns.
The Senate unanimously approved a bill Monday to regulate usage of the devices.
The legislation now goes to the House.
The bill would require the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy to establish rules for the use of stun guns and develop a safety course.
It also would require law enforcement agencies to conduct an annual review of stun gun use. There currently is no uniform training for the devices.
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Like anyone with a working heart, Mallon had recoiled at reports of the torment that mentally disabled adults and children endured at the hands of monsters allegedly ring-led by Linda Ann Weston. The breadth of the sadism left Mallon, a sales assistant at Dietz & Watson, too numb to cry.
Until she saw McLemire interviewed on TV. He had moved into Weston's Florida home a year ago, and he described a life of hell. He'd been beaten, locked in a closet. And he'd been left to heal on his own after a dog - one of Weston's, he said - chewed off half his ear. After Weston moved her alleged satanic operations to an apartment house in Tacony, McLemire was chained to a boiler pipe in the basement. That's where he was found during last week's rescue.


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A formidable contender in the ring before he shifted his focus to pounding the piano instead,
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often injected his lyrics with a rowdy sense of down-home humor. But there was nothing lighthearted about his rock-solid way with a boogie; when he shouted "Shake Baby Shake," the entire room had no choice but to acquiesce.
was notoriously vague about his beginnings, claiming in some interviews that his parents died in a fire set by the Ku Klux Klan, at other times saying that the blaze was accidental. Whatever the circumstances of the tragic conflagration,
grew up in New Orleans' Colored Waifs' Home for Boys (
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left the Crescent City in 1930 for Chicago and then Detroit. By 1935, he was boxing professionally in Indianapolis, battling in an estimated 107 bouts.
In 1940,
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's 1949 debut, "The Fat Man." After a stretch in the Navy during World War II (he was a Japanese P.O.W. for two years),
decided tickling the 88s beat pugilism any old day. He spent most of his time in New York and quickly became a prolific recording artist, cutting for Continental, Joe Davis, Alert, Apollo, and Red Robin (where he cut a blasting "Shim Sham Shimmy" in 1953), often in the company of
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masqueraded as Brother Blues on Abbey, Lightnin' Jr. on Empire, and the truly imaginative
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King Records corralled
in 1953 and held onto him through 1955 (the year he enjoyed his only R&B chart hit, the relaxed "Walking the Blues.")
's King output rates with his very best; the romping "Mail Order Woman," "Let the Doorbell Ring," and "Big Leg Emma's" contrasting with the rural "Me and My Mule" (
's vocal on the latter emphasizing a harelip speech impediment for politically incorrect pseudo-comic effect).
After a year on RCA's Groove and Vik subsidiaries,
made a masterpiece LP for Atlantic. 1958's
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was one of the first bluesmen to leave his native country for a less racially polarized European existence in 1959. He lived in a variety of countries overseas, continuing to record prolifically for Storyville, British Decca (with
John Mayall
Eric Clapton
lending a hand at a 1966 date), and many other firms.
Perhaps sensing his own mortality,
returned to New Orleans in 1990 for his first visit in 36 years. While there, he played the Jazz & Heritage Festival and laid down a zesty album for Bullseye Blues,
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In Hampton Park, they create a new skyline, a wall of wires above the trees and visually divide the park.
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why does high D3 supplementation call for more magnesium?
I find that much gives me too loose a stool for sure.
Magnesium is a cofactor for D3 and most folks are deficient in it. Mag citrate has a bigger laxative effect than Glycinate or Malate, so you could switch if you think you need more.
Read the first answer in this link for a decent explanation: Vitamin D Without Magnesium = Weird Side Effects? - PaleoHacks.com
And I think high D3 supplementation without testing is not a great idea long-term. Vit. A and D3 compete for some of the same receptors and if you have a D3 blood level at a much higher than a physiological range, I think you are creating an unnecessary imbalance for your body.
thanks -- maybe I'll up my magnesium a bit.
I do take A sometimes, and K3 every day.
Some days I skip D3, some days I take 5000 or 10,000 units, somedays 50,000 units.
Last night I went to a party. I was strict with VLC. I ate some beef, a bit of chicken, and some delicious home made dip my wife made that was loaded with cream cheese, artichokes and spinach.
I didn't cheat but I ate maybe 40g or protein.
Today I had much greater cravings this morning for more food. But I ate 2 butter eggs, butter tea, and a bunch of asparagus salad that I made with olive oil. And some macadamia nuts when I was still hungry.
Anyway, do you notice much higher cravings if you have greater amounts of protein than the "deck of cards" size portions?
The same day I ate more carbs recently, I also ate more protein, so hard to tell.
I made a chocolate cream jello yesterday. Pretty good and very satiating.
Was hoping for more of a pudding without having to cook, but I will have to reduce the gelatin next time.
yeah, I'm not eating any food that is like a baked good or dessert. It triggers me too much...
I hear you, Richard! This is so low sugar, that it doesn't trigger me, fortunately. I am avoiding any baked goods, though.
B: eggs cooked in lard, sour cream and salsa. Tea w/ cream, dark chocolate
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I just wanted to say that Dr. Saucedo was a great asset to my care, I really appreciate the time he spent getting to know my history, instead of justing running me out of the room like most doctors do these days. He ordered test that helped in my early detection for a illness that could of been terminal. I greatly appeciate that Dr. Saucedo's listened to me!Something that is missing in patient care today.
I've had to see this doctor a few times. I've also been there with both my children and my mother. So this review isn't just based on one experience but this one was the most severe. I had a reaction to a antibiotic that was given to me for a kidney infection. I didn't want to see Saucedo but there was no wait in the waiting room and I was really uncomfortable and nervous about the reaction I was having. I was taken back right away. My pulse was at 130, I was shaking, and my face was swelling and I was itching everywhere. I laid in the room for over an hour listening to the doctor talk about the price of titanium and camping equipment. When he came in he did what he normally does. Ask you what's going on and then proceeds to over talk you and not listen to what you tell him. His famous line is give me a sec and I'll be right back. He me never comes back. Not even when you've asked to see him again. The nurse appeared about 20 minutes after he left and said I was free to go! She had 3 prescriptions for me. One of which I was allergic too. I told her twice I was allergic to one of the meds he gave me to counter react the allergic reaction. I should add the allergy is in my chart. She had no idea what the other 2 were and I was given no instructions. By this time I was miserable and angry. She informed me they had nothing to treat a reaction there but after some more yelling I was finally given a oral Benadryl which I could've taken at home. I continued to itch and I broke out in hives until 4 am the following morning. My scripts were never called in to the 24 hour pharmacy. I had to return the next day and I was finally treated with a appropriate antibiotic. My infection was worse than it had been 2 days prior plus I was running fever. I have a chronic condition and I've seen and heard alot from doctors. But Saucedos lack of care and empathy baffles me.
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We love going for facial, massage and spa treatment but we barely say yes to make-over. But we couldn't say no to the appeal of the British brand Illamasqua when they lured as with these words: "This is about expressing your darker, sexier side through make-up. We do not follow fashion we encourage individuality and creativity."
Entice our curiosity, and we're on. So, off we went to Bloomingdale's in The Dubai Mall and met with Illamasqua's make-up expert Zahra who introduced us to the amazing collections that they have in store. As she relayed, Illamasqua is more than a make-up brand. It's actually an act and an attitude, a confident statement of self-expression, a celebration of idiosyncrasies. It empowers women to accentuate their look beyond the norm.
Born out of the creative mind of renowned make-up artist Alex Box, Illamasqua make-up is highly pigmented, has been designed by professional make-up artists and tested on film sets and make-up artists across the world love it.
The brand has a huge colour range and lots of bold and bright colours so make-up artists have all the tools they need to create amazing looks.
After going through the wide range of make-up on the shelves, in addition to the expert consulting of Zahra, we were able to finally choose the shades that would fit us for a day look.
From its collection aptly coined Theatre of the Nameless (which is going to be out by September 15 in Bloomingdale's), we loved the Cream Pigment which comes in two new brazen shades – Androgen (coral) and Depravity (magenta) – with intensely colour-rich and crease resistant matt formula.
We also favored the Shimmer Blusher which makes us glimmer like a star, adding radiance to the face, with two new shades: Ambition (neutral) and Morale (rosed flush).
Equally besotting is the Intense Lipgloss that comes in dark, sultry Façade (grey pink) and Violate (dark green shimmer), paving the way for the ultimate high-shine power-pout that will stop them in their tracks at a hundred paces.
We were not able to try it but the Illamasqua False Eye Lashes the fluttering, tapered extravagance of the aptly named Grandeur and the thick, long, luxurious Blackened Auburn Weimar seemed to be very eye-catching. If you're looking for the best way to capture attention, it'll be worthy to try these lashes especially for a dramatic gimmick or a costume party.
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went down to donegal for a few hours. saw trout rising to midges and bwo's. managed to land one on a #26 black midge parachute and one on a #16 BH pyscho pink prince nymph. slow down there with all this cold weather, but the fish are there. and i imagine getting harrassed everyday! i just got one of the cf design threader boxes. pickin up on my early season midge fishing. all new to me but i have been havin some luck. what do u guys think of those boxes? anyways heading up northeast this weekend. time to do some real wild trout fishing!
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