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Sad News About Our Marine Category
What we love most at Customized Girl is being able to create designs for groups of women to support the things they love; it's what we're all about! Over the years, one of our most popular groups that we have had the privilege of creating designs for has been our Marine moms, wives, and girlfriends.
Unfortunately, all of the Marine designs you have enjoyed customizing to support the Marine you love have been removed from our website. The worst part of this situation was that it wasn't our decision and it was very upsetting for us to remove our Marine category. The Marines legal department issued us a letter demanding we remove EVERYTHING Marine related on the website. We don't even have permission to use the word Marine on our website and we probably shouldn't be using it in this blog post either, but we had to share our frustrations with you.
We're investigating a licensing situation, but it looks like it will take some time. In the meantime, we've changed that category to "Military Love". Here you can find subcategories for Military Wife, Military Girlfriend, and Military Mom.
We'd love to hear from all the Marine wives, Marine girlfriends, and Marine moms out there! If you would like to see Marine designs back on Customized Girl, join us in the fight to get our Marine category back! Please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com with your story of why you love customizing Marine shirts to support your loved one! We want to produce Marine designs for you again so we're collecting as many stories as possible to show the Marines that our designs do way more good than harm to their brand!
Improved Print Quality
We know that one of the reasons why you choose to get your custom shirts from Customized Girl again and again is because of the great print quality we can deliver! While we agree our printing process is pretty darn good, in the printing business, there is always room for improvement. We are constantly tweaking and adding new features to make our prints better than our competitors!
We already have a big advantage because we do direct-to-garment printing on almost all of products, instead of screen-printing. Direct-to-garment printing allows us to offer a full range of colors offered at no extra charge, and no minimums or setup fees. With direct-to-garment printing, we can speed up the printing process while still producing great quality prints and in return, we can pass the savings on to you.
In addition, we have also added new state-of-the-art dryers. When newly printed shirts dry quicker, you get a better print and it lasts much longer. So not only do you have a wider variety of selections to choose from, you also receive a higher quality product to wear over and over again!
Since we have improved our printing process so much in the past couple of months and have a surplus of basic tee inventory, we want to give you the chance to experience our high quality printing and get a great deal at the same time!
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Our Mustache Tank Top & Other Prizes Were a Hit At the Beard Championships Raffle!
We are big fans of our mustache designs available on Customized Girl and we know you are too! A while back we were contacted by a representative from the 2nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Beard & 'Stache Championships in Richmond, Virginia. They were holding a raffle to raise money for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of the greater Richmond and tri-cities area and they asked if we could contribute. We were happy to send them a modest gift card, and they used it to create and purchase all of the incredibly awesome mustache-themed items pictured below. By the end of the raffle, they had raised over $5,400 for Big Brothers Big Sisters! All of these items are now available to purchase at Customized Girl: Multi-Mustache Flowy Tank, Vintage Woman Mustache T-Shirt, Classic Imperial Mustache Undies and Mustache Skull Tote Bag.
You can also see these designs on the RVA Beard League Facebook page!
While we have a great selection of mustache shirts and accessories available on Customized Girl, you can also check out more beard and mustache shirts on our sister site FunnyShirts.org.
Friends of Feil Benefit in Chicago
Chris Feil is a friend of ours here at Customized Girl. He is a Chicago Police Officer that most recently worked in the special gang unit for the City of Chicago. He has been a police officer for almost 10 years. He has made a great name for himself within the police force, his unit and his community. A little over 2 years ago he was in a serious car accident while in pursuit of a suspect. The accident left him with tremendous pain and permanent damage to his back. He has recently had to undergo his third major back surgery. On a daily basis he deals with a tremendous amount of pain, the loss of mobility and constant numbness in his legs and feet. Most of these symptoms will never go away, but the hope is the pain will subside. The recovery process will be very slow and will take up to a year to possibly see any real long term results.
On Saturday, May 11th, 2013 a benefit will be held at 115 Bourbon Street in Chicago to help raise money for Chris, his wife, and their four girls. Any money raised will go towards helping Chris and Sam with day to day living cost. If you are in Chicago, or if you're not, and you're just interested in doing what you can to help a police officer who needs it, consider attending the benefit or donating in any way you can.
It was the least we could do to donate a few shirts for the cause. They will be available to purchase at the benefit. More details on Chris's Facebook Page and on the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation's website.
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New Best Friend Shirts!
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Fundraising for Breast Cancer Research
During the month of October, we offered a promotional code in support of Breast Cancer Awareness month with 10% of the proceeds to go to breast cancer research. We are pleased to announce that we raised $7,405.39! This money has been donated to The Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research, which is devoted to advancing research in breast cancer.
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Lending Club Video Contest Awards
18 competitors, 4 winners, $8,000 in prizes, 100,000+ views
We have just announced on Facebook® the names of the 4 winners in the first Lending Club Video Contest. The Contest took place simultaneously on Facebook® and YouTube® from July 18th through August 10th and the Lending Club videos have been watched a combined 100,000 times on YouTube® in this past 5 weeks.
Our original plan was to give away a single $5,000-prize to the most-watched video. However, after reaching out to the top competitors, we have all agreed to split the main prize, create additional prizes and incorporate other criteria than just YouTube® views including overall quality of original content, clarity of the message, and entertainment value of the video.
And the winners are…(drum roll):
$3,000 Best Video Award – Chris Barrett
Chris Barrett: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G43bLni8Or4 (17,825 views). Chris Barrett is a professional filmmaker and co-founder of Powerhouse Pictures Entertainment, LLC along with actor Efren Ramirez. Chris is currently directing the documentary "After School" studying the phenomenon of illicit teacher-student relationships. He can also be seen in the award winning documentaries "The Corporation" and "Maxed Out," both currently on DVD. Read Chris' interview by Tom Tolman.
$3,000 YouTube® Viewers Award – Steve Dinelli
Steve Dinelli: http://youtube.com/watch?v=S6RtyX47r_M (19,011 views). Eighteen-year-old Steve Dinelli's « stop motion » video shows Steve's talent as well as his ability to convey the right messages about Lending Club. Steve's video was acclaimed by YouTube's viewers and has passed the 20,000-view mark. Read Steve's interview by Tom Tolman.
$1,500 Storyboard Award – Jonthan Reed
Jonathan Reed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSn9nlZC8kM (6,480 views). Jonathan Reed entered the contest in its last week, with an astonishing video that blends Lending Club's branding and Facebook® presence with a well thought-through and very convincing storyboard. Congratulations Jonathan!
$500 Jury Prize – Share Ross
Share Ross: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOyl4Vh-ZhE (1,018 views). Share feels p2p lending is a wonderful form of anarchy and her video is compelling in its direct exchange of information. Share is the former bassist for the platinum-selling EMI recording artists Vixen and guitarist and singer for Bubble. Read Share's interview by Tom Tolman.
We are delighted at the outcome of this first contest, have gathered great videos that we will be posting on our Web site to explain the benefits of person-to-person lending, and have learned a lot more about the YouTube ecosystem and the best ways to reach out to the filmmaker community.
By watching videos made by people not previously familiar with p2p lending, we also understood better how our company is being perceived, and how we can best benefit from, or when inaccurate, positively influence, that perception.
A big "thank you" to all 18 participants; we certainly hope to see you around soon for our next video contest!
Thursday, August 16th, 2007 at 9:00 am
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They note a couple of interesting metrics on their blog. For
example the contest garnered 18 competitors and 100,000+ views
during a four-week run and with […]
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[…] lending" company Lending Club announced the winners of their
promotional video contest today and they are using a SplashCast
player in their blog's sidebar to display the selected […]
August 16th, 2007 at 3:50 pm
Great job with the contest! It was a lot of fun.
August 16th, 2007 at 11:22 pm
I know this contest was a long time ago, but do you have any idea
how easy it is for unethical people to generate views on YouTube? A
little too easy. It's sad the criteria had to be "most views," not
"best quality," "most creative," or even "most persuasive." Dang
there goes a lot of money…
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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Starting to doubt using my alcohol stove for cannister
Mar 24, 2013 at 5:01 pm #1300848
Bill ReynoldsParticipant
@billreyn1Locale: North East Georgia Mountains
With the Fire Maple FMS-300T weighing 1.6 oz, I am starting to question if I will stay with alcohol stoves or switch back to canisters. I am leaving for my AT thru in a couple of weeks. There are so many advantages to the canister in terms of being user friendly and foolproof and now the weight difference is minimal. When I think about all the times I have spilled alcohol, caught my gloves on fire, set a table at a shelter on fire and several others mishaps I am about ready to throw in the towel. My biggest concern will be resupplying along the AT. I haven't bought the Fire Maple yet but have an older Snowpeak and love just to be able to pull it out, screw on the canister and cook. Are any of the rest of you thinking the same thing?Mar 24, 2013 at 5:24 pm #1969164
Nick GatelParticipant
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
"Are any of the rest of you thinking the same thing?"
Actually I was thinking not to hike with you — you sound accident prone :)
As long as canisters are readily available I would go that route. Is this stove going to last over the trip? Have you used it a lot?Mar 24, 2013 at 5:28 pm #1969165
Bill ReynoldsParticipant
@billreyn1Locale: North East Georgia Mountains
I guess it does sound like I am a little accident prone but that does represent many years of use and two years of working in wilderness therapy where I used it almost daily.Mar 24, 2013 at 5:28 pm #1969167
Zorg ZumoMember
Yea, you probably should stay away from alky stoves. I wouldn't want to camp next to you – it would be hard to enjoy my dinner with you running around on fire.Mar 24, 2013 at 5:30 pm #1969169
I've gone to Esbit for the reasons you've mentioned. I have a hard time justifying the extra weight of the canister plus stove when I'm solo but I gravitate towards it when I'm with my kids. I'd use my alcohol stove if I was doing a long through hike or traveling somewhere where I was worried about picking up Esbit or a canister once I got off the plane but that's about it.Mar 24, 2013 at 6:12 pm #1969186
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
You will never convince ALL the alkies.
CheersMar 24, 2013 at 6:15 pm #1969187
Travis LeannaParticipant
@t-lLocale: Wisconsin
> When I think about all the times I have spilled alcohol, caught my gloves on fire, set a table at a shelter on fire and several others mishaps
You should start drinking AFTER you try to light your alcohol stove. :) Honestly, the biggest mishap I've had is a flare-up because of too much alcohol in the stove.
Winter: Canister all the way!
3 Season: Alcohol!Mar 24, 2013 at 6:47 pm #1969198
Richard FischelParticipant
there are support groups for that.Mar 24, 2013 at 6:57 pm #1969202
Still HereParticipant
@intothemysticLocale: PNW
And what's the problem with using alcohol stoves?Mar 24, 2013 at 7:04 pm #1969207
Tyler MillerParticipant
@fightingthetideLocale: Southeast
At what point do you guys think it's wise to switch to a canister stove? I'm asking about temperature ranges, wind, precipitation, etc.Mar 24, 2013 at 7:09 pm #1969209
Jan SMember
"Are any of the rest of you thinking the same thing?"
No. But not because I think that the stoves are bad. The whole fuel system seems like a bad idea though from an environmental perspective. Having no way to refuel (as in go to a store get your gas and carry on) or recycle (bring the canisters to a store, have the remaining gas emptied out, get them tested and shipped back to stores) those fuel canisters always seems like a huge waste to me. But then I live in a country where soda cans have mostly been banned and non-recyclable plastic bottles can be brought to any store and you get some money back that you paid extra while buying the bottle. Yes, there is a word for it, but I haven't found a useful translation for it. The whole system is probably as unique as the German tax laws.Mar 24, 2013 at 10:03 pm #1969248
Lately I've been analyzing actual carry weight between different alcohol setups (Caldera Sidewinder, Flatcat, white box/bottle stoves, cat can, Zelph stoves etc.) vs the lightest canister setups.
What I keep coming up with is that unless you are using a SUL type system (1oz stove with absolutely minimal fuel carried) to simply heat 2-4 cups of water a day, the intial carry weight of a canister setup is lighter, often considerably so. The alcohol stove systems don't reduce actual carried weight until more than halfway into your trip/halfway to your resupply. At that point you've already reduced overall carried weight (by simply eating your food) to the point where the weight saved by your lighter stove setup is moot,or at least it is to me… Even the SUL setups only reduce initial weight by 3oz or so in a best case scenario, i.e short trip.
Since I like to cook and not just heat water I just don't see any point in alcohol stoves for me, other than fuel availability and the fun of fiddling with them and trying to beat the system (done a bit of that…)
Now of you incorporate wood burning it could change the picture, haven't done any breakdowns on that.Mar 24, 2013 at 10:24 pm #1969251
Max DiltheyParticipant
@mdiltheyLocale: MaxTheCyclist.com
I just got this, don't know why more people don't use it. I have yet to get out there with it, but after looking at all my options I haven't seen a salient argument against it. Unlimited fuel!
Mar 24, 2013 at 10:40 pm #1969254
Mark FowlerParticipant
@kramrelwofLocale: Namadgi
Having graduated over the years from petrol (Optimus then MSR) to metho (Trangia then lightweight MYOG setup) I have now settled on gas. The reasons are simplicity, ease of use, relatively light, use in tent vestibule and often usable due to fire restrictions. While I like the idea of wood burners, the last two reasons mean I am very unlikely to ever carry one.Mar 24, 2013 at 11:25 pm #1969261
W I S N E R !Participant
"I just got this, don't know why more people don't use it. I have yet to get out there with it, but after looking at all my options I haven't seen a salient argument against it…."
Woodstoves are cool but…
When it's 0500, barely light outside, freezing cold and windy, I usually just want a f@cking cup of coffee without having to get all bushcrafty.Mar 24, 2013 at 11:31 pm #1969262
Casey JonesMember
"Woodstoves are cool but…
When it's 0500, barely light outside, freezing cold and windy, I usually just want a f@cking cup of coffee without having to get all bushcrafty."
If you could "like" a post on BPL, this would get mine.Mar 25, 2013 at 12:28 am #1969268
Dale WambaughParticipant
@dwambaughLocale: Pacific Northwest
Canister stoves are hot and quick. I'm rarely at high altitudes or snow camping, so there are no issues. It's a two minute setup and water boiling in another 3. If you really cook rather than boil water, canisters are the only way to go. My stove and fuel canister fit in my cook pot, leaving nothing fragile to worry over and nothing to leak or spill. There's little or no soot to deal with either.
For a small group, a canister stove can crank out lots of hot water and each member can carry fuel without specialized containers.
I like Esbit for a really UL setup for an overnight or day hike to make soup or hot drinks. I can't spill that either!Mar 25, 2013 at 1:59 am #1969270
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
> At what point do you guys think it's wise to switch to a canister stove?
I would suggest 'when you leave the front door' myself.
OK, I'm biased. But I have used a LOT of stoves of all sorts.
CheersMar 25, 2013 at 2:14 am #1969274
Christopher *Participant
@cfrey-0Locale: US East Coast
Salient argument 1: "Fire ban" = west coast summer
Salient argument 2: Soot
Salient argument 3: (See "bushcrafty" above)
That should get you started.Mar 25, 2013 at 3:04 am #1969280
Ari JutkowitzParticipant
@ikeLocale: Central Michigan
I'm with Jan. Alcohol, esbit, and wood give enough options without resorting to disposable canisters. As my wife commented on the Keurig craze, "Crapping up the planet one little cup at a time…"
Disclaimer: I produce garbage too. I recognize there are many happy canister users. This is just my rationale for never wanting to try one.Mar 25, 2013 at 4:10 am #1969287
Rod LawlorParticipant
@rod_lawlorLocale: Australia
I agree, the one use canister is the main reason that I resisted gas for a long time.
And then I realized that I was happy to open a can of tomatoes to make a bolognaise sauce to take put through the dehydrator to take with me. There's about the same amount or steel involved.
Cost was the other issue, and they are much more expensive per unit of heat. But then I thought about it, and figured its about $1.00 per person per day. I'll deal with it.
The final thing that converted me, was how much more it gets my family involved. If I'm running a liquid stove, I'm the one doing the cooking. And making the tea. And making the coffee. And making the dessert. With a gas stove, I'm happy to let my wife or kids jump in and do it.
And if there are four of us out for 4-8 days, no one is holding alcohol burners up as a lightweight option!Mar 25, 2013 at 5:16 am #1969294
– -K.T.- –Participant
I bring my empty canisters home and they go in the recycling. I'm not out every single weekend. Just a few canisters a year. Driving to the trailhead probably does more harm than a single canister.
Fuel choice #2 is alcohol. Blissfully quiet.
I agree with Rod above also.Mar 25, 2013 at 6:09 am #1969301
Dale WambaughParticipant
@dwambaughLocale: Pacific Northwest
The steel canisters are nearly 100% recyclable and would biodegrade to iron otherwise. Alcohol and Esbit have their respective packaging and manufacturing issues. Wood has LNT and summer fire restrictions to consider.
The only free lunch is a cold one: all cooking options have impacts.Mar 25, 2013 at 6:51 am #1969309
Jake DParticipant
@jakedatcLocale: Bristol,RI
@max Try to use one of those wood stoves in the rain at an AT/LT shelter with 4 others inside ;) not going to happen..
I tried the Alcohol thing and didn't like the pouring, liquid fuel leaking risk, slow boil times. Optimus Crux.. tiny, fast, simple. you can recycle the canisters once you punch a hole in them. 100g I can do at least 18 2c boilsMar 25, 2013 at 7:54 am #1969319
d kParticipant
Salient argument 4: ever hear of hiking above treeline?
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EDINBORO -- Pittsburgh is leaving the Eastern Wrestling League after this season, ending a long and often intense rivalry with Edinboro.
The No. 17 Panthers went out in memorable fashion Friday night at McComb Fieldhouse, falling behind big early before storming back to upend the No. 15 Fighting Scots 19-18 with wins in the final six weights.
"We fight you, we're creative and we'll throw guys in there to try to win if we have to," Pitt coach Rande Stottlemyre said. "When we came in, we said all hands on deck."
The Panthers needed every extra hand, particularly with eighth-ranked heavyweight Zac Thomusseit out of the lineup for undisclosed reasons.
Pitt (9-6 overall, 4-1 EWL) overcame Thomusseit's absence and an 18-0 deficit with a juggled lineup that produced big wins at 197 pounds and heavyweight by P.J. Tasser and Matt Wilps.
Tasser wrestled up two weight classes and held off Edinboro's Warren Bosch 9-2 to make it 18-16.
Wilps, ranked third at 197, bumped to heavyweight and posted a 3-2 rideout win over No. 19 Ernest James.
"I like being able to help the team out any way I can," said Tasser, who weighed in at 174 Friday and has won matches at five different weight classes in his career. He finished third at heavyweight at last year's EWL tournament, earning a trip to nationals.
After Tasser set it up for Wilps, the fifth-year senior, whose two losses are to Kent State's top-ranked Dustin Kilgore and Penn State's No. 2 Quentin Wright, finished things off by holding James down during the first 30-second rideout.
He then escaped early in the second rideout and circled for the win.
"We put it all out there," Wilps said. "We wanted to go out with a win."
Edinboro (9-6, 3-2) started fast with a pin by Kory Mines at 125 and fourth-ranked A.J. Schopp's 2-0 decision over No. 17 Shelton Mack at 133.
Schopp, who lost to Mack in last year's dual meet before reversing the loss in the EWL final, used an escape point and riding time, shutting down Mack's offense with a low stance.
"I guess it was all right," Schopp said of the win. "Our styles clash. He's lost to some of the kids I've pinned, but hopefully eventually I'll be able to separate from that style. I'm not a huge fan of close matches."
Fourth-ranked Mitchell Port followed with a pin at 141, and No. 16 Dave Habat's 8-6 decision at 149 seemingly put Edinboro in control.
But the lead began to unravel when Pitt's Tyler Wilps won a swing bout against Johnny Greisheimer 9-6 at 165, and it snowballed from there.
"It's easy to get down," Edinboro coach Tim Flynn said. "I think the guys that are having success looked good and the guys that aren't are still struggling to find ways to win in college wrestling."
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Cinema, up close
By Madhuwanti Saha - HYDERABAD
Published: 11th October 2012 10:20 AM
Last Updated: 11th October 2012 10:20 AM
We always stay up-to-date on the movies releasing in theatres every Friday, but do we ever ponder over Indian cinema? The Big Indian Picture, a web film magazine launched last week, attempts to change this. "There are not many serious comprehensive journals or magazines (that I have heard of) on Indian cinema," says the editor-in-chief Pragya Tiwari, who was with Tehelka from 2009 to 2011. The Big Indian Picture has articles, photo essays and interviews with filmmakers and actors like Imitiaz Ali and Ranbir Kapoor.
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Though founded by model-actor Milind Soman, the magazine was Tiwari's idea. She later asked her ex-colleagues and friends from Tehelka, Rishi Majumdar and Kavi Bhansali, to join in. The fortnightly magazine was launched by Amitabh Bachchan. "Being passionate about Indian cinema, he feels there is a lot of artistic and cultural history attached to it. So when Soman showed him the site, he immediately liked it and wanted to launch it," insists the editor.
Art and politics
According to Tiwari, the fortnightly magazine "sees society, politics and art through cinema." So don't be surprised if you come across an opinion piece by writer Mahmood Farooqui on the politics of cinema. Another article has Majumdar profiling film poster artist, Ramakant Fadte. "Film poster painiting is India's original art form, which has been a neglected chapter in art history," explains Tiwari. In the next issue (October 8), expect a short film by Bharat Sikka about how cinema has added to the psyche of Mumbai. Tiwari hopes to include fictional stories later on.
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If you are a runner training for an upcoming marathon or just dread having to miss your daily runs because you are traveling for the holidays, consider contacting a running club local to where you might be visiting.
The RRCA (Road Runners Club of America) has a comprehensive listing of running clubs across the nation and will offer you a bit more than having to use the treadmill at your hotel this holiday season.
You can find this list at http://www.rrca.org/clubs/ Better yet, try to find a race wherever you might be traveling.
It's also another way to work off all the Thanksgiving turkey & dressing.


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Late last night I downloaded the May issue of Martha Stewart Living (for iPad) and was instantly transported to the ranches and gardens of Northern California. A special pilgrimage taken by serious flower-enthusiasts Kate Berry, style director for Martha Stewart Weddings, and MS's longtime crafts director, Hannah Milman, is beautifully documented in the magazine (with film and still pictures) by Ingalls Photography. So I was happy for two reasons.
First, the three-day journey inspired me. I'd never thought of taking a road trip focused on nurseries. Kate and Hannah have a professional connection to the growers they visited, but the story explains that anyone can enjoy a similar adventure -- each of the seven locations they explored is open to the public. Definitely something to add to the "some day" list.
For now, a little online exploration:
Vintage planters, including a mid-20th-century Dubar Jardins trough, from Inner Gardens (love the typeface in green).
The rooftop greenhouse connected to Andie McDowell's apartment in Green Card (great images here).
An orchid sale at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, Friday, April 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Cherry Blossom Season at Brooklyn Botanic Museum.
The Birmingham Botanical Gardens -- take the virtual tour, learn about the horticulture library and check out the current plant sale.
And a palampore from Art of the Past. (Again, Subhash Kapoor, owner of Art of the Past, Inc., will visit the Birmingham Museum of Art on Saturday, April 16 at 6 p.m. to present What is Art: Through the Eyes of a Collector, Dealer and Connoisseur.)
Martha Stewart story also made me smile because back in 2008 I had a chance to spend the day with photographers Gemma and Andy Ingalls and really watch them work. They're wonderful. The room they shot has changed a lot since then -- I now have green walls, blue paisley, French doors, and a lot more art. The doors don't open onto anything remotely like what Andie had in Green Card but I like to think I'm inching toward something more lush. (Everything is shown here in fragments because, after watching this, fragments are my latest obsession.)
Take a look at the May issue -- print or digital -- and let me know about the nurseries and public gardens in your neck of the woods.
More green: Great Expectations.
More iPad: Camellia Fix.
8:15 p.m.
What was I thinking not mentioning this earlier? There's a terrific patterned-filled Chloe Warner -designed house in the May issue of Martha Stewart Living, too!


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SYCAMORE -Cambria Kohlenberg's goal in the 48th minute gave Mohawk a 1-0 lead.
Cory-Rawson responded with four straight goals - two by Becka Schutz - and beat the Warriors, 4-1.
Lexie Smith assisted on Kohlenberg's goal, with goalkeeper Ally Weinandy collecting eight saves for the Warriors, who fell to 0-2-1.
Caroline Schutz and Shiann Ludwig added goals for the Hornets, who out-shot Mohawk 12-3.
Calvert gets another victory
FOSTORIA - Calvert didn't lose a point in doubles play, and shut out host Fostoria Monday, 5-0.
The Senecas improved to 5-1.
Margaret Bowers and Samantha Gase teamed to top Fostoria's Jessica Kauffman and Destinie Farris, 6-0, 6-0. The Senecas' Cassie Recker and Kerrigan Kwiat beat the Redmen's Sabra Tate and Ellen Guan by the same score.
In singles play, Calvert's Madison Daniel beat Erica Moore, 6-1, 6-1. The Senecas' Laura Haley shut out Autumn Affholder, 6-0, 6-0. Calvert's Regina Hoepf added a 6-1 win over Jillian Smith.
TC sweeps Rams
Columbian received little resistance from Upper Sandusky Monday, sweeping the Rams 5-0 to go to 4-2 on the season.
Sarah Guzowski defeated the Rams' Kilee Saylor 6-1, 6-0, then the Tornadoes' Kayla Magrum upended Nadia English, 6-0, 7-6 (7-3). To close out singles, TC's Tiffany Walker beat Taylor Dilley, 6-4, 6-4.
In doubles play, TC's Sam Krintzline and Ashley Niedermier beat Rene Vent and Kayla Gault 6-1, 6-3.
The Tornadoes' Julianne Peacock and Kristina Talbot-Koehl registered a win over Melissa Latham and Shelby Passet, 6-0, 6-0.


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Eldon Meharg, 90, of Clio died Feb. 27.
Eldon served in the United States Navy from 1945 to 1946 during World War II in the Pacific Theatre as a gunner's mate on the USS New Jersey.
He retired from Buick Motor Division after 32 years of service. He was a member of the UAW Local #599. Eldon enjoyed bowling, gardening and horse races.
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From space power systems to ground-based applications for thermoelectric waste heat recovery
Major energy-saving and CO2 reducing solutions need to be developed and implemented within the next decade.
In the energy and transportation sectors, well over half of the energy is discharged as thermal losses to the atmosphere or to cooling systems. Wasted heat is equivalent to at least 2.5 billion barrels of oil per year in the European Union alone.
One way to significantly improve save energy and reduce CO2 emissions is through scavenging waste heat using thermoelectric generators (TEGs), a technology used since the early '60s to provide onboard power for space missions.
Recent advances in understanding nanostructuring effects on thermoelectric (TE) properties and modern nanoscale manufacturing technologies enable the production of advanced TE materials with potential device conversion efficiencies above 5%. The advent of these nano-enabled TE materials will offer new opportunities to recover waste heat more efficiently and economically using highly reliable systems that have no moving parts and produce no noise or vibration. The need to research and develop improved TE material with its beneficial effects on reducing the carbon footprint of a wide range of industrial activities is self-evident, and supports the new EU SET-Plan for Low-Carbon Technologies announced in October 2009 [EC COM 519, 2009].
ThermoMag is a project co-funded by the 7th Framework Programme of the European Commission, coordinated by the European Space Agency. The ThermoMag team will deliver new, affordable, robust and transformational TE technology for industrial applications. ThermoMag will focus attention on thermoelectric materials and modules that are relatively inexpensive, widely available, non-toxic, lightweight, practicable in size, vibration-tolerant and scalable for industry. To meet these demanding requirements, it has been decided at the outset of this project to concentrate on 3D nanocrystalline Mg2Si-based TE materials.


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1. Make a free body diagram showing the forces acting on a simple pendulum.(its a simple pendulum with a string hanging from the wall. The string has a mass m).
2. Use a free body diagram to show that there is a restoring torque in the q-direction, the magnitude of which can be written as |t| (q) =( mg sinql)
Where t (q ) is the torque vector, m, the mass of the pendulum bob, l, the length of the pendulum from the support to the center of the bob, q, the angular displacement from the lowest point on its trajectory, and g the acceleration due to gravity.
3. The small angle approximation says that sinq »q (this is true if q is measured in radians, not degrees). In steps of 0.1 radians, find the percentage error this approximation introduces between q = 0 and 1.5 radians. That is, find (sinq -q/q)for q = 0.01, 0.1, 0.2 … 1.4, 1.5.
4. Using g = 9.80 m/sec2, find the period for a 1 m long pendulum.
5. Suppose you can measure the length of the pendulum in Question 4 above to a precision of ± 0.5 cm, and you can measure the time of a set of oscillations to an precision of ± 0.2 sec. How many periods must you measure so that the contribution of the uncertainty in time is smaller than the uncertainty in length, when calculating g?


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I'M not keen on things tight around my neck, so I had reservations about using the Buff.
On the road though, the super stretchy thin fabric section tucked easily inside a jacket and the thicker windproof section gave enough additional warmth that you can afford to have your jacket slightly undone but still get the benefit.
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Mr. Blue p.7
The words "We the People" in the Constitution gives authority based on _________.
popular soverignty
In most cases involving judicial review the courts have ________.
found the government actions to be OK (constitutional)
An example o a formal amendment process is a __________.
proposal by 2/3 of Congress and ratification by 3/4 of state legislatures.
________ are where the basic constitutional rights of the people were first set out
The Bill of Rights
The legislative branch can check the judicial branch by their power to ____________.
remove judges through impeachment
Constitutional amendments have ranged from ____________________.
Prohibition of alcohol, repealing prohibition, & setting term limits of presidents
The Constitutionhas been able to lasdt for so long because _______.
built-in provisions to the constitution allows for changes
Article V (5) of the Constitution says that ___________.
No amendment may deprive a state of its equal representation in Senate
______________ is mentioned in the Constitution & its amendments.
the succession of Vice President to the Presidency
Separation of power guarantees that _________.
Power is distributed among the 3 independent branches of government
Formal Changes to the Constitution: ______.
Only 2 of them have been used with 1 way being used 26 of 27
Congress can effect changes to the Constitution by ________.
passing legislation, adding meaning to skeletal portions of the Constitution, & just using (exercising) by many of its powers
______ holds the government & all government workers to the same laws we all must follow.
The Rule of Law
The _____ has the largest federal role in adding fomal amendments to the constitution.
executive branch (congress)
Once the constitution is ratified (changed) the amendment can only be changed by _________.
another amendment
The ______ is the branch of government that has the task of adding flesh (details) to the bones (basic ideas) of the constitution
The supreme court helps shape the constitution by deciding _______.
what the words of the constitution mean


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Posted on February 28, 2014 in Shoes and Apparel
It's Oscar time! The Academy Awards show doesn't start until 7 p.m ET/4 p.m PT on Sunday, so that leaves plenty of time to get some tennis in beforehand. But because this isn't just any Sunday — I mean, it is Oscar Sunday — we can have a little extra fun. My idea? Make it tennis Oscar brunch party.
I am no party planner, but I do love a get-together. Add in tennis and a theme? You had me at Champagne brunch. Here are six easy ideas for an informal tennis-Oscar brunch.
1. Gather your tennis playing friends
We're running short on time, so an easy solution is an evite. There are lots of free options, and a quick check online shows plenty with the Oscar theme and some with a tennis theme, too. If you're on a team, another option is to pick up the roster list and make a few calls.
2. Pick your dress
This is a tennis Oscar party after all, and half (if not more) of the Oscar fun is the fashion. So now is the time to roll out your tennis best. I got my fellow playtester ladies to join me in the festivities, so we shared our fashion choices. This is not a necessary step, but it could help avoid the dreaded "she's wearing the same dress as I am" disaster.
Karly's pick, upper left, is the Tonic Cadence Dress in black. She, by the way, is just enthusiastic as I am about a tennis Oscar party: "An excuse to get dressed up? Oh, I'll happily take it! Good thing Tonic's latest collection has just the perfect dress for a special occasion. I'm in love with the look and flattering fit of the Spring Cadence Dress. The subtle scoop neck and back, along with the flare at the waist, makes any girl feel her prettiest. However, the real standout feature is the mesh lacing at the neck and upper back. It's the perfect touch for a fashionable outfit! And not only is it at the top of its class in style, its fabric is moisture-wicking and it offers 50+ UV protection. Functional and stylish? This dress is too good to be true!"
I went with the white Lija Endurance Box Pleat Dress. First, white is a traditional tennis color but an unexpected choice for Oscar glory! Second, Lija is one of my favorites for fit and feel. Add in the style, and I will feel like a winner no matter the scoreline.
Michelle wanted to inject some color into our shindig with the Vickie Brown Love Leigh Dress. Her thoughts: "Every lady needs a color they feel confident in, red is that color for me! This sassy dress is exactly what I want to wear to the courts to make some heads turn and intimidate my opponents. I love the scoop neck and cut of this dress with the stitching details of a sunburst. I like to make a statement on the court and this dress helps me feel confident in my game while pounding forehands against my opponent with a smile on my face! Perfectly paired with a fun pony tail, this dress makes me feel invincible! Oh, and did I mention, Vickie Brown is a new brand hitting the tennis scene, so I don't have to be too worried about anyone else trying to steal my look!"
Brittany and I are on the same style wavelength, and she also chose a Lija dress, the Score Empire Waist Dress. "The navy colorway of this dress is perfect for the red carpet or court! I love the stylish details this dress offers from the super soft fabric to the layered ruffles on the hem. The empire waist makes this dress extremely figure flattering and perfect for all the pictures that will be taken of you when you win the best actress award or doubles championship."
3. Play some tennis
Doubles, singles, two out of three, pro sets, ad or no ad…. The tennis format is all up to you. Just remember to have fun!
4. After-match food & drink
After some good tennis, everyone will want a little something to eat and drink. You can make this a potluck to make life easier. For a couple of quick ideas, I did a quick search, starting with our Pinterst profile. After a quick scan our Pinterest board, DIY – Tennis Style, I found some tennis-themed desserts (because every party needs desserts!).
For the cupcakes, bake as usual, frost with some yellow frosting and pipe on some white icing. Done!
These macaroons are nice and fancy, perfect for a tennis Oscar party. I love to bake but have never made French macaroons, but if someone out there wants to give some me some tips on that, I would love that! For these, I would just seek out some yellow cookies from a favorite bakery and add some white icing to make them look like the ones on the Martha Stewart site pictured above.
For Oscar-themed food, why not make a fruit salad and use a star cookie cutter to shape the fruit? After all, this is a star-studded event!
For drink, it's Champagne cocktails — a brunch just isn't a brunch without them. So how about mimosas and Midori mimosas — a little green for a nod to tennis. A Pimm's Cup also covers the tennis portion with its Wimbledon roots. For non-alcoholic options, there's always any sports drink in lemon/lime to match the tennis ball or a refreshing limeade.
5. Decor
Since most of us don't have tennis courts in our backyards, this is likely going to be at your club or neighborhood courts. In that case, keep it simple. Make a centerpiece from a large vase filled with tennis balls — done! If you have plenty of time, I found a beautiful spread on A Subtle Revelry.
6. And the Oscar goes to …
It's award time! Come up with some fun categories and have each of your friends win one. This is a great way to give out the party favor bags (Sugarpova Gum Balls, anyone?). Be as serious or silly as you want with these, whether it's for Best Serve or Best Fist Pump, everyone is a winner!
If you have a bash, please share your Instagram photos with us! Just remember to tag us!
Happy Hiting!
Tiffani, TW
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LIA Small Business and Sole Prop. Committee Teams Up with Gov. Cuomo
"The LIA Small Business and Sole Proprietor Committee is partnering with Governor Andrew Cuomo in his statewide Small Business Outreach Initiative. This program is designed to help small business owners start and grow their business here. On Long Island, state officials from the departments of State, Labor, Taxation and Finance as well as Empire State Development, State Liquor Authority, and the Workers Compensation Board will conduct comprehensive workshops for our businesses. Some of the topics the seminars will cover include: starting a business and adhering to regulatory timelines; how to obtain and file tax forms; first steps for hiring employees; and how to become certified as an MWBE. Representatives from the agencies will provide opportunities for business owners to speak to them after the main presentation and will direct them to state programs and services.
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arch 18, 2002
Bill Cosby to take Center Stage at Puyallup Fair
Bill Cosby will take center stage at the Puyallup Fair, on Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 7 p.m. Tickets are on sale at all Ticketmaster Ticket Centers.
Infield seating will be $39.50, and grandstand seats will be $34.50. Seats are reserved, and include Fair gate admission.
Tickets will be available at all Ticketmaster Ticket Centers, including Rite Aid stores, Tower Records, Wherehouse and other independent locations.
Tickets may also be purchased by phone with American Express, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover credit cards by calling (206) 628-0888 in Seattle or via the Internet by logging onto www.ticketmaster.com.
To save the convenience charge, you may purchase tickets in person at the Fairgrounds.
Tickets will be going on sale for the remainder of the Puyallup Fair 2002 Columbia Bank Concert Series line-up in the next few months. At this time, tickets currently on sale include:
Sept. 6 (Fri) Chris LeDoux & PRCA Rodeo, 7:00 p.m. $19.50 grandstand.
Sept. 7 (Sat) PRCA Rodeo, 2 & 7 p.m. $12.50/Limited Free.
Sept. 8 (Sun) PRCA Rodeo, 2:00 p.m. $12.50/Limited Free.
Sept. 12 (Thur) The Oak Ridge Boys, 7:00 p.m. $10/Free.
Sept. 18 (Wed) Bill Cosby-on sale 3/16, 7:00 p.m. $39.50/$34.50.
Sept. 19 (Thur) Peter, Paul & Mary, 7:00 p.m. $29.50/$24.50.
Sept. 21 (Sat) Wynonna, 7:00 p.m. $34.50/$29.50.
Sept. 22 (Sun) Rick Springfield, 4:00 p.m. $10/Free.
For further information about the Puyallup Fair, visit our website at www.thefair.com or call the 24-hour hotline at (253) 841-5045.


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GAUTIER, Mississippi -- Gautier's water will get clearer, but the comprehensive smoke-free ordinance, only adopted last month, got doused on Tuesday night when, in a 5-2 vote, city leaders removed restaurants with a separately ventilated room for smokers and bars from restrictions.
Councilman Rusty Anderson's motion to make the revisions was approved by Councilmen Adam Colledge, Casey Vaughan, Hurley Ray Guillotte and Johnny Jones. Opposing were Councilwoman Mary Martin and Mayor Gordon Gollott who argued health and economic benefits outweighed any negative effect on business.
Five residents and business owners spoke in support of the revisions that weaken the ordinance's ability to meet federal standards as "comprehensive."
Vaughan, Guillotte, Jones originally voted against the entire ordinance in June on the basis government should not interfere in a person's right to operate his business.
Anderson who originally voted for the ordinance said he had listened to the business community.
"I can't see doing something that will cause loss of sales and add expenses like signage," he said.
Colledge was concerned about what constituted proper ventilation in a room reserved for non-smokers, but voted for the revisions.
C.R. Holbert, owner of Spanish Trail Lanes, said his bowling area had been smoke free for three years and that he had spent thousands of dollars to move and enclose his lounge with a special ventilation system.
"If we are to lose our customer base with the economy as terrible as it is, and with businesses closing fast in our local area, we do not need this alienation of smokers or any decrease in revenue that this would cost," he said.
Delores Lee of Snapper Restaurant, James Kidd and Tom Benson expressed support for revisions, while Steve Torres spoke against.
Danielle Litsey of the Mississippi Tobacco Free Coalition of Jackson County cited the beneficial health benefits of a smoke-free city and said the ordinance as revised would not meet federal standards as a "comprehensive" ordinance that would have qualified the city for health insurance grants.
Turning from quality of air to quality of water, the council heard that construction is expected to begin within two months on a new one million-gallon-daily ion exchange treatment facility for color removal from water.
A base bid from the Creel Company of $2,168,154 was approved for the work.
City Manager Samantha Abell said this will be the first water filtration system in the state to use the cutting-edge ion exchange technology.
Gautier's staff has determined that the system offers the same clarity as reverse osmosis but with lower costs and maintenance. Users will pay no extra costs.
Construction will be in three phases with scheduled completion in June 2015. But, according to Abell, some visible results could be seen in the early phases.
In other action, the mayor and council:
-- Authorized the police department to apply to the non-profit K-9 Crime Stoppers organization for a trained service dog to replace Rocko, a German Shepherd euthanized in 2013 due to an aggressive form of cancer. Rocko had served effectively for five years.
-- Authorized the fire department to accept $49,875 in federal funding from the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security to provide medical and fitness evaluations. The city's share is $2,625.
-- Heard citizen comments from former mayor Pete Pope concerning vehicle tags being used by ClearWater Solutions, the city's private public works contractor. Pope cited state statutes defining a resident as "any person who engages in a trade, profession or occupation in this state" and who is required to pay privilege license taxes.


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01-10-2006, 09:33 PM #1Junior Guru
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Is There Any Restriction In Non American Registering .US TLD?
I tried to register a .eu domain name but my registrar says my address is non EU address so I cannot register .eu extension of my domain name.
I would like to register .us of my domain name. I already have .com and .net.
Can a non American not living in USA and have no business whatsoever in America register .us domain name?
Do you need a US address in order to register .us?
If it is not allowed I think it is unfair because non-Tuvalian can register .tv.
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You need to be a US citizen or resident to get a .US extension.
With a population of only 11,600 persons and a limited potential for domestic sales Tuvalu decided to make some money off their .tv extension.
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Anyway, anyone who can prove a bonafide US-based presence can register for a
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ccTLDs belong to a country's Local Internet Community (LIC).
It's up the LIC what they do with their ccTLD. If they want to restrict its use to residents of their country that's up to them. If they want to turn it into a pretend-GTLD and flog it around the world that's up to them too. It's not for people outside the country to judge whether this is unfair or notl (Personally I think it's unfair that US citizens can enter my country by just waving their passport and that I have to fill in forms and get fingerprinted to enter theirs... but I accept that it's up to our respective governments to set entry requirements!)
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In an ideal world people wouldn't be able to get hold of domains they weren't supposed to have.
As has been said above, the .us domains are restricted to people in or who have a base in the US.
However I know of at least two people here in the UK that are just UK people, have nothing to do with the US yet have .us domains.
For a .eu you need to live in the .eu and at the moment you need to be a business as we are currently going through a Sunrise phase for the allocation of .eu domains - I believe we are on stage two where business can register trademarks etc.
It really is fair - every country is entitled to do what they like with ther domain extensions.
The US have decided to make their country code available to locals only.
.eu is for people in the EU.
co.uk for example is an extension from here in the UK - however Nominet have decided to allow unrestricted access to it and anybody can buy one.
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I think the url for us use to be www.nic.us, they shed more light on policies and restrictionsDomain Maven
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Yes, domain names are a fickle thing, depending on the TLD.
Some registrars say that the nameservers for .us domains must be physically in the U.S. 1 and 1 makes you tick a box that verfies you agree to that.
We try to stay away from some TLDs because of the legalities involved. For example, we hold 3 .co.uk domains right now and are trying to sell them off. It's not likely anyone's going to be interested in them, but to avoid any possible issues, we park the domains on the registrar's servers in the U.K. and point it to our sale page. This, while we muddle through the Nominet requirements.
Most other TLDs are a lot less headache and hassle; .com, .org, .net, and even .info. They're the easy ones. Getting into specialty ones, such as .name, .biz, and country TLDs can (not always) cause more headaches, at least from the standpoint of our niche in the market.
But it is good to have rules for some TLDs, so that a .us domain is indeed available for a US citizen, and that not just anyone can get a .gov domain, or heaven forbid a .mil domain. If a private citizen was somehow able to attain ownership/control of such a domain, I'd either admire their bravery, or question their sanity.


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It was because Mary could not afford to bring a lamb, that she brought a pair of doves. The law also required that a first-born son should be redeemed with 5 shekels of silver, but there is no question of silver being paid in Mary's case. Aside from the turtledoves, there was no real cost to this symbolic act of obedience and charity.
The key theme in the prayers and hymns of the feast is "datu sabro shariro, damsakyon leh beryotho datḥadeth lghenseh dodom: dḥableh bisho baḥsomeh" which translates "You are the true hope sought by the world: to renew Adam's race that was corrupted by the Devil's treachery." The Scripture readings tell of the changing from the Old Testament to the New Testament, the old law becomes something new. The Son of God, giver of the law, now himself fulfills the law, being carried in Simeon's arms as a human child.
This Feast presents the One on whom we focus, Jesus Christ, as the Redeemer of our race, the Hope of Salvation and the Light of the World, the light which no darkness can quench. God is the source and root of light and Jesus is the projection of this light to the world, even to the darkest and blackest of crevices within it. There is no-where that the light of God cannot reach. That is what this whole Church season is about: we who were once far off and distant from God were made close, by the revelation of the Light of the world to all people.
Jesus Christ came to bring life, and life to the full – for everyone. That was, and remains, His mission, and it is ours, too. Whatever is not life-giving needs to be challenged, measured against the love, truth, courage, and goodness of the Gospel. In other words, the good news is meant to enter into all aspects of society. The message of Jesus Christ is that where God reigns it is not good enough just to love our family and friends, or even those of our own nation, race or religion. The reign of God is about breaking down all barriers that stand between one person and another, all which divides between "us" and "them," to bring all human beings into good and life giving relationship with God and with one another. Christ's redemptive work, while essentially concerned with the salvation of men, includes also the renewal of the whole temporal order. Hence the mission of the Church is not only to bring the message and grace of Christ to men but also to penetrate and perfect the temporal order with the spirit of the Gospel.
What can we present to the Temple of Christ, the Church today? In what condition do we present our souls to Christ? Have we thanked God for all that we have received? What has changed in our way of life since the Birth of Christ forty days ago? What progress has been made? The more we focus on Christ, the easier our journey becomes, that in no way means Christian life is an easy life. The closer we get to Him, the larger and more vibrant our life becomes, the distance becomes less and the connection between us and our goal becomes more apparent.
The true light has come, the light that enlightens every man who is born into this world. Let all of us, be enlightened and made radiant by this light. Rejoicing with Simeon, let us sing a hymn of thanksgiving to God and say: "dbo'eno shrin bashlomo dho ḥzay 'aynay laḥnonokh: wal furqonokh qadisho – Let me depart in peace, for my eyes have seen Your compassion and Your holy Salvation."
1. Hugh Wybrew, Orthodox Feasts of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary, (Crestwood, 2000), pp. 83 – 92.
2. Cathering Aslanoff, ed. and Paul Meyendorff, trans., The Incarnate God: The Feasts of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary, (Crestwood, 1995).
3. Ibid.,
4. Ibid.,
5. Ibid.,
6. James Baker, Women's Rights in Old Testament Times, (Utah, 2000). Mary Ann Sullivan, Women in the New Testament, (Collegeville, 2001).
7. Mor Athanasios, Yeshu Samuel, Ma'de'dono, The Book of the Church Festivals, (New Jersey, 1984), pp. 74 – 85.
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Progressives Must Take Back Courts
Confronted by record judicial vacancies and unprecedented Senate obstruction in filling our courtrooms, the White House Monday is convening a summit meeting of 150 advocates and community leaders from across the country — to demonstrate that the courts are crucial for our nation.
Regardless of where you live, or what issues you care about, all Americans deserve a judiciary that works.
Why Monday? A short-lived Senate deal to speed the pace of some judicial nominees expires that day. Yet right now, roughly 250 million Americans live in a community without enough judges on the bench. Much more needs to be done.
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Poisoning Your Baby Softly with Your Baby SoapDanielle
The internet is buzzing about a topic I covered here back in July. I wrote a post about the skin-deep cosmetics database and the levels of sometime-toxic chemicals going into products we are frequently using on our babies. For example, soaps, shampoos, and lotions.
For years, I have been dying to see some of the more popular brands pulled, and the brands that are actually safe for our children plastered in full page ads inside every pregnancy and baby magazine known to man, but of course we know how publishing and advertising works, right?
Then today, Jezebel, one of my favorite reads out there, actually took on Johnson & Johnson and the two ingredients in their products which have been linked to carcinogens. Yup, you know those things that are believed to increase the chance of cancer.
"Moms who buy special shampoo for their babies probably assume that they aren't rubbing carcinogens into their precious child's head during every bath. If they live in the U.S., there's a good chance they're wrong. Health and environmental groups have been pressuring Johnson & Johnson to remove two potentially cancer-causing chemicals from its popular baby shampoo, and for some unfathomable reason, they're dragging their feet."
The two ingredients are dioxane and quaternium-15. Dioxane has been linked to being a possible carcinogen, and quaternium-15 actually releases formaldehyde … yeah, the stuff they actually preserve dead bodies with. GROSS AND SCARY!
And now Johnson & Johnson has a possible boycott on their hands!
Yesterday, the campaign sent Johnson & Johnson a letter signed by 25 environmental and medical groups, including the Breast Cancer Fund, Environmental Working Group, Friends of the Earth, American Nurses Association, Physicians for Social Responsibility and Green America. It's demanding that the company commit to removing the chemicals from all of its products by November 15, and calling for a boycott until it does so.
Good for them!
Someone has to protect our children, and it seems like the problem continues to be swept under the rug no matter who takes on the giant, money-making, child product company. For a company that claims to be so concerned about the well-being of children, and involved in so many child-related charities … it is time for them to step up and put their money where their mouth is! Even if it means they have to eat millions in products!
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Chat transcript: Oskar Osala
Rookie forward Oskar Osala of the Eastern Conference champion Hershey Bears entered the AHL Chat Room to discuss some of the adjustments he had to make from playing in Finland, his experience so far in Hershey, the Bears' Calder Cup Finals series against Manitoba, the experience of being in the Finals as a rookie, and much more.
What is your favorite part about playing in the playoffs? – Courtney from Connecticut.
The best part is that every game matters so much compared to the regular season, where there are 80 games. Of course every game matters there too, but not as much because as long as you're in the playoffs, you're pretty much good to go. So every game matters, and teams really start to get tighter. Everybody wants to win the game, and nobody really cares who scores the goals.
Where has been your favorite place to play an away game, and why? – Courtney from Connecticut
(Laughs) Well I don't know if I can say it, but I'd have to say Manitoba. My first games in Manitoba were in the Finals here, but Manitoba was unbelievable. They had great fans and a very loud building, and a really nice building. So I would definitely have to say Manitoba.
Coming from Finland, was it hard to adjust to life in the United States and to Hershey? – Sylvia from Washington, D.C.
Well I played two years before in the OHL, so just being in Canada for two years prepared me a lot for this year, for sure. But it's still a pretty big adjustment. And I would say Hershey especially was an adjustment because I'm always used to living in bigger cities, like last year I played in Helsinki (Finland), and I played two years in Toronto, and then my hometown of Vaasa is a very, very nice city, and Hershey is like a little town.
Hershey has been really different, and it's been an adjustment to try and find ways to kill the spare time. When it's nice weather I try and golf, but other than that we play ping pong with the boys or go to movies. We almost always have to do something with guys on the team. Maybe if you live in a bigger city you can escape and do something else, but here you really need to use your imagination.
How would you say that your experience playing major junior hockey helped you as you returned to the North American style of game this year? – Andrew from Alexandria, Va.
A lot. I would say the OHL is very professionally taken care of. Everything that happens at the rink and at the practices, and I had a great coach Greg Gilbert in the OHL, who ran pretty much an NHL/AHL style of pro practices and systems. I think it really prepared me a lot, and I knew what to expect. I think the step from the OHL outside of the rink to the AHL is not very big. On the ice, it's big, but how things are run, how you travel, how everything works is pretty similar.
How would you compare the fans in Hershey to the fans over in Finland? – Zach from Annville, Pa.
The Hershey fans are a lot louder, and they have bigger crowds. I think the average in Finland was 4,000 or 5,000. They got pretty loud, too, but just to have so much more people, it's a big difference. It's a lot better atmosphere, and I think the fans are better here for sure.
What is the best part about playing in Hershey? – Holly from Lancaster, Pa.
The fans, I'd have to say for sure. And the facilities – our locker room and the rink in general is really nice. Those are probably the best things about Hershey.
Given how the Calder Cup Finals have gone thus far, how are you guys feeling coming back to Hershey for the next three games? – Jess from Monrovia, Md.
Well, we're not happy about how things went in Game 2, so we're really looking forward to getting what we thought we deserved in Game 2, and win the next game. I think we have to be more physical, and just get more traffic in front of the net. And the home crowd gives you so much more energy, so I think we can have a lot better jump. It's also easier to be physical when you have the crowd behind you.
You've faced many offensive weapons this playoff season such as Chris Minard, Vladimir Sobotka, and Brad Marchand, and great goalies like Tuukka Rask. How do guys like Jason Jaffray, Jason Krog, and Cory Schneider compare to the other stars that you've opposed this playoff year? – Mike from Lancaster, S.C.
Oh, they're very good players for sure. It's tough to compare the players, because I think Jaffray and Krog both are very different than Minard and Taffe on Wilkes-Barre. They're very good players, superstars for sure, and you really have to pay attention to them when you're out against them at the same time. And (Schneider) is a tremendous goalie. I feel like it's tough to beat him off a straight shot. It has to be a rebound or a one-timer to score on him, so he's a really good goalie.
How hard are you guys working to try to get the three wins to win the Calder Cup in Hershey?– Tyler from Lancaster, Pa.
Of course we'd like to. We're trying to do everything we can to win three in a row. That's for sure. We try to win every game in the playoffs, but especially now that we have three consecutive games at home. It's huge, so that's obviously the dream scenario, to win at home.
What is it like to be in the Calder Cup Finals as a rookie? – Brandon from Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
It's amazing, it's almost a little unreal. When I was 16 and I was a rookie in the Finnish second league, we went to the Finals. Then last year when I was a rookie in Finland, my first year in the Finnish elite league, we went to the Finals. And now when I'm a rookie here in the AHL, we're in the Finals. But there's one thing I really want to change. The last two times, I lost the Finals, and now I'm really sick and tired of losing Finals. So I really, really want to win this time.
What do you think has been the biggest highlight for you during the season? – Patti from Landisburg, Pa.
If I could pick two moments, it would probably have to be the hat trick against Philadelphia (in November) and then Game 1 of the Finals. I was able to score two goals, and it was pretty amazing in front of that big of a crowd, and it was a pretty tight game, too. So it was real good.
Do you have any particular plans for the upcoming off-season? – JayJay from Cockeysville, Md.
Yes, I'm going to go home to Vaasa, Finland, and I'm going to work hard in the gym and try to play golf every day.
What do you think your chances are of playing up with the Capitals next season, and what parts of your game do you think you need to work on? – Carson from King George, Va.
Well, our Hershey lineup and the Washington lineup seem to be very stacked up and very deep, so it's not going to be easy to get a spot on that roster. It's tough to say one area where I need to improve, but I think my skating still needs to be a little sharper and a little quicker on the first step. And just overall, I need to become a little better at each aspect of the game, and I hope that will take me to the next level. I really hope I can crack that lineup, but it's definitely not an easy task.
Do you have any certain pre- and post-game rituals? – Teka from Beaverton, Ore.
I do (have routines), but I change them up during every season. I always go with one routine for a certain stretch of time, and when you get really tired of it or the games start not going well, then you try to change it up. But I don't have any that I've been following for many years. A month is maybe the longest I go with one routine, but it's never really anything in particular.
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An Army veteran, Willard lives with his daughter and her husband, who care for him on a daily basis. With rising medical and prescription medication costs, however, it is difficult for him to meet all his financial needs.
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Day 324
Ying Yang Shooter
2.5 shots out of 5
It's the last Friday of winter break for my kids and my husband. One final weekend and then we are back to our normally scheduled program. I still have 4 more days until our oldest returns from his trip and I have to say that I am doing better today then I did yesterday, but still totally miss him.
I gave tonight's cocktail 2.5 shots out of 5. I used my new gift, Fred Cool Shooters Ice Tray (Google Affiliate Ad) frozen shot glasses, from one of my best friends for tonight's cocktail. It was an interesting experience and totally kept the shot cold, which was nice. Check out my new gifts from two of my best friends on my New Equipment & Supplies tab. This shooter was OK for a shooter, but would make me run away if it was an actual cocktail. The Jager and Peppermint flavors....well they were strong and stood out quite well. This would not be a shooter that I would order at a bar for sure.....or would make at home again, ever.
Here is the recipe for a Ying Yang Shooter:
- 3/4 oz Jagermeister
- 3/4 oz Rumplemints
In a shot glass pour in both ingredients. Give it a quick stir and shoot.
Here is a photo of the end result:
Here is a photo of the ingredients:
Here's to my very first shooter in a frozen shot glass!
The Cocktail Lady


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Volcanoes could be a greater threat to civilization than previously thought.
The largest supervolcano in the world is located in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park and measures 53 miles wide.
Although the Caldera is now dormant, in the past it produced three of the world's most monstrous eruptions.
If it erupted today, anyone within dozens of miles would be annihilated. Ash clouds would spread across the United States, blocking sunlight and pushing temperatures down by 9 to 15 degrees for years.
"Such events could result in the ruin of world agriculture, severe disruption of food supplies, and mass starvation. The effects could be sufficiently severe to threaten the fabric of civilization," a report from the Geological Society of London said.
It could also lead to as much as a billion casualties.
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