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We rotate over 150 flavors in our dipping cabinet; there are always 32 flavors available. Although we can not guarantee any one flavor at any given time, you can keep up to date on the flavors currently in our cabinet via our website and Twitter. You can also sign up for our automated emails below to notify you when your flavor is in. Sign up Today!
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Almond Biscotti
Almond flavor ice cream made with sliced almonds, sweet sherry, and hand crushed almond biscotti pieces made by Minnesota Company Award Baking International. Certified Local Flavor. Not usually available.
Apple Strudel
Cinnamon ice cream hand mixed with apple pie filling and graham cracker crunch. Seasonal.
Banana ice cream made with fresh, organic, ripe bananas. Sometimes available.
Banana Macadamia Nut
Banana ice cream made with organic bananas and macadamia nuts. Sometimes available.
Banana Nut Fudge
Banana ice cream made with organic bananas, walnut pieces and fudge swirl. Contains Nuts. Sometimes available.
Banana Rum
Banana ice cream with Myer's Dark Rum. Sometimes available
Bananas Foster
Banana ice cream made with organic bananas, caramel, cinnamon swirls, dark rum, and brown sugar coated bananas. Sometimes available.
Basil flavored ice cream made with fresh basil. Seasonal.
Beets & Berries
Beet, Strawberry, Blueberry, Raspberry, and Elderberry ice cream. Sometimes Available.
Birchwood Blend
Coffee ice cream using Peace Coffee's, organic, fair trade, shade grown Birchwood Breakfast Blend coffee grinds. Certified Local Flavor. Sometimes available.
Birchwood Key Lime Pie
Key lime ice cream with Birchwood's Key Lime Pie. Certified Local Flavor. Sometimes available.
Black Licorice
A classic black licorice flavor. {cone_red}} Not usually available.
Black Walnut
Black walnut ice cream with black walnut pieces. Not usually available.
Blackberry Creme Fraiche
Blackberry Creme Fraiche ice cream. Not usually available
Blue Mountain Spice
Spiced, black tea ice cream, using seeped black tea, from St. Paul's the Tea Source, and spiced with ginger, cardomon, black pepper, cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon. Certified Local Flavor. Sometimes available.
Made with Blueberries. Sometimes available.
Blueberry Cheesecake
Blueberry cheesecake ice cream with graham cracker pieces. Sometimes available.
Blueberry Yogurt Ice Cream
Made with yogurt and blueberries. Not usually available.
Brown Butter
Brown butter ice cream. Sometimes Available
Brown Sugar Bourbon
Natural Dark Brown Molasses Unrefined Cane Sugar with Bourbon. Not usually available
Bubble Gum
Bubble gum ice cream with bubble gum pieces. Almost always available.
Burnt Caramel
A burnt-caramel flavored ice cream. We slightly burn the caramel. Not usually available.
Butter Pecan
Butter and pecan flavored ice cream with pecan halves and pieces. Sometimes available.
Butter Queen Coffee
Chocolate espresso flakes blended into browned butter and coffee ice cream. Sometimes Available.
Buttermilk flavored ice cream. Sometimes Available.
Cabernet de L Orange
Blackberry, blood orange, and honey ice cream. Best in show WINNER 2015. Always Available.
Cake Batter
Yellow cake batter ice cream. Sometimes available.
Candy Bar
Coffee flavor ice cream with heath bar pieces. Sometimes available.
Vanilla ice cream with Butterfinger candy pieces. Candies contain nuts. Sometimes available.
Candy Cane
Peppermint ice cream with candy cane pieces. Seasonal.
Cantaloupe ice cream made with fresh cantaloupes owner Lara hand-picks from local Farmer's Markets. Made when in season. Seasonal.
Cereal Milk
Toasted Kashi seven whole grain flakes. Not usually available
Cherries Jubilee
Cherry-brandy ice cream made with black cherry halves and brandy. Sometimes available.
Cherry Nut
Cherry ice cream with walnuts. Not usually available.
Cherry Port
Cherry-wine flavored ice cream with black cherry halves and wine. Not usually available.
Chocolate ice cream made with Dutch-processed cocoa. We purchase our cocoa from Guittard Chocolate, a highly respected, family owned company from San Fransico, CA Almost Always Available
Chocolate Agate Crunch
A triple chocolate base with chocolate candy rocks, Oreo cookie pieces and a salted caramel swirl. Sometimes available.
A triple chocolate ice cream with a sea salt caramel swirl, Oreo pieces and chocolate agate candies. Sometimes Available
Chocolate Almond
Chocolate ice cream with almonds. Sometimes available.
Chocolate Banana
Combination of dark chocolate and fresh, ripe, organic bananas. Seasonal
Chocolate Brownie
Dark chocolate ice cream with iced-chocolate brownies, fudge swirls, and chocolate chunks. No nuts. Not usually available
Chocolate Cheesecake
Dark chocolate ice cream with cheesecake filling, graham cracker crunch, and fudge swirls. Not usually available
Chocolate Chip
Vanilla ice cream with Izzy's housemade chocolate chips pieces. Almost always available
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
Cookie dough ice cream with chocolate chip cookie dough chunks. Our cookie dough is made locally at Gregory's Foods in Eagan, MN. Almost always available
Chocolate Crème Fraiche
Chocolate ice cream made with creme fraiche.
Chocolate Dulce de Leche
Dark chocolate caramel ice cream with caramel swirls and praline pecans and chocolate chunks. Not usually available
Chocolate Hazelnut
Chocolate-hazelnut ice cream with hazelnut pieces. Sometimes made creamy, without the hazelnut pieces. Sometimes available.
Chocolate Marshmallow
Milk-chocolate ice cream with marshmallow swirls and mini-marshamallows. Not usually available
Chocolate Mint
A dark chocolate ice cream with mint flavor. Sometimes available.
Chocolate Oreo
Dark chocolate ice cream made with Oreo pieces. Not usually available
Chocolate Peanut Butter
Chocolate-peanut butter ice cream with peanut butter swirls. Sometimes available.
Chocolate Raspberry
Chocolate Raspberry ice cream made with Winehaven Raspberry Wine form Winehaven of Chisago City, MN.
Chubby Bunny
Cinnamon and nutmeg ice cream with cream cheese frosting swirls and walnut-carrot cake pieces. Best in Show WINNER 2004. Sometimes available.
Church Elderberry
Strawberry and Elderberry ice cream. Sometimes available.
Cinnamon ice cream made with Chinese and Vitanemese cinnamons. Sometimes available.
Coconut ice cream with coconut pieces. Sometimes available.
Coconut Fudge
Coconut ice cream with fudge swirls and coconut pieces. Not usually available
Coffee Break
Coffee Break. Coffee ice cream with Oreo pieces. Sometimes available.
Cookies and Cream
Vanilla ice cream with Oreo pieces. Almost Always Available
Cotton Candy
Blue cotton candy ice cream. Almost Always Available
Cranberry ice cream with cranberries. Seasonal. Seasonal
Crème de Menthe
Creme de Menthe ice cream made with Creme De Menthe liquor. Not usually available.
Crème Fraiche
Creme Fraiche ice cream made with Creme Fraiche.
Cream Cheese
Cream cheese ice cream. Sometimes available.
Creamy Coconut
A creamy coconut flavored ice cream. Sometimes Available.
Creme Coffee Crunch
Coffee ice cream with chocolate espresso pieces. Sometimes available.
Dark Chocolate Zin
Dark chocolate ice cream made with Italian balsamic vinegar and Ravenswood red zinfandel wine. Sometimes available.
Dessa Existential Crunch
A dark brown sugar and creme fraiche ice cream flavored with Jameson Irish Whiskey and Dissaronno Oroginal Amaretto to help you contemplate the incomprehensible, all mixed with praline pecan pieces and crunchy cashew brittle. Rarely available.
Dinosaur Egg
Blue-malted vanilla ice cream with fudge swirls and malted milk ball pieces. Sometimes available.
Dogwood Decaf
Coffee ice cream made with decaf coffee beans from Dogwood Coffee Co. Sometimes Available.
Dulce de Leche
Caramel ice cream with caramel swirls. Sometimes available.
Egg Nog
Eggnog ice cream with nutmeg and rum flavor. Seasonal. Seasonal
Fig Tart
Fig ice cream made with organic Black Mission Figs, orange zest, and graham cracker crunch. Sometimes available.
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Four Berry
Berry flavor ice cream using fresh fruits of blackberry, blueberry, strawberries and raspberries. Made when in season. Seasonal
French Vanilla
Vanilla flavored ice cream. Slightly richer flavor than our regular vanilla. Not usually available.
Ginger ice cream made with ginger puree. Not usually available
Graham Cracker
Graham cracker flavored ice cream. Sometimes available.
Green Apple
Green apple ice cream.
Green Tea
Green tea ice cream made with matcha green tea. Not usually available
Green Tea Oreo
Green tea ice cream made with matcha green tea and Oreo cookies mixed in. Not usually available
Guava fruit ice cream. Seasonal
Guinness beer flavored ice cream. Not usually available
Honey flavored ice cream with local various local honey. Not usually available
Hot Brown Sugar
Burnt caramel ice cream with cayenne-peppered praline pecans. Best In Show WINNER 2006 and the flavor that beat Bobby Flay's in the Food Network's, Throwdown With Bobby Flay. (See the show on our facebook page) Sometimes available.
Hound Dog
Jack Daniels flavored ice cream with praline pecans, Scooby Snacks and swirls of fudge and caramel.
Huckleberry Ice Cream
Huckleberry ice cream made with real huckleberries. Seasonal
Irish Moxie
Coffee flavored ice cream with Oreo and Heath bar pieces and Jameson Irish whiskey. Best in Show WINNER 2003. Sometimes available.
Italian Strawberry
Strawberry ice cream made with Italian balsamic vinegar. Best in Show WINNER 2002. Sometimes available.
Jell-O Salad
A key lime flavored ice cream with marshmallow and cranberries mixed in. Sometimes Available.
Kopplins Espresso
A coffee ice cream made in the crèma and espresso style using beans from the local Kopplin's Coffee. Sometimes Available.
Latte macchiato (coffee) ice cream. Sometimes available.
Lemon Buttermilk
Lemon ice cream with local buttermilk. Sometimes available.
Lemon Custard
Lemon custard ice cream. Sometimes available.
Lemon SpongeCake
Lemon custard ice cream with raspberry swirls and sponge cake pieces. Best in Show WINNER 2005. Sometimes Available
M and M
Vanilla ice cream with M & M pieces and chocolate chunks. Sometimes available.
Malted Vanilla
Vanilla with malted milk. Sometimes Available
Mango ice cream. Sometimes Available
Mango Django
Mango ice cream with honey, balsamic vinegar, poppy seeds, dash of cayenne pepper and dash of ground pink peppercorns. Best in Show WINNER 2011.
Maple Nut
Maple ice cream made with Minnesota's Wild Country maple syrup, and walnuts. Certified Local Flavor Sometimes Available.
Marshmallow ice cream with mini-marshmallows. Sometimes Available
Mexican Chocolate Fiesta
Chocolate, orange, cinnamon ice cream. Best in Show WINNER 2001. Sometimes Available
Midnight Snack
Graham cracker ice cream with peanut butter swirls and chocolate chunks. Best in Show WINNER 2009 and Third Place Winner at National Ice Cream Retailer's Association. Sometimes Available
Milk Chocolate
Light milk-chocolate ice cream made with Ghiradelli sweet cocoa.
Milky Way
Malted vanilla ice cream with Milky Way candied pieces and chocolate chunks.
Mini Donut Batter Crunch
Mini Donut Batter with a buttery, spiced crunch. Sometimes available.
Mini Peanut Butter Cup
Vanilla ice cream with mini-peanut butter cups and fudge swirls. Sometimes Available
Mint Chocolate Chip
Peppermint ice cream with chocolate chip pieces. Sometimes Available
Mocha Almond Fudge
Coffee ice cream with fudge swirls and almonds. Sometimes Available
Mystery Flavor
This is a test batch. Let us know what you think on facebook or twitter.
Norwegian Chai
Chai ice cream from the Tea Source with Norwegian cardamom toast pieces from Wuollett's Bakery. Our Signature Flavor and a Certified Local Flavor. Sometimes Available
Nougat Nut
Honey almond nougat with salted Spanish Peanuts and salted Red Skin Peanuts. Sometimes Available
Nut Crazy
Maple ice cream with cashews, Brazil nuts, and almonds. Sometimes Available
Nut Goodie
Nut Goodie ice cream a maple nougat flavored ice cream with salted and chocolate covered peanuts. Made with Wild Country Malpe Syrup from Lutsen, MN Boiron nougat paste from France, natural maple and nougat flavorings.
Orange Sherbet
Orange sherbet ice cream made with freshly-squeezed orange juice. Contains less dairy than our ice creams. Seasonal
PB & Yay
Peanut butter ice cream with granola and chocolate chunks. Sometimes available.
Peace Coffee
Coffee ice cream made from Guatemalen Dark Roast Peace Coffee, a local fair-trade coffee company. Certified Local Flavor. Sometimes Available
Peach ice cream made with fresh Colorado peaches when in season. Seasonal
Vanilla ice cream with granulated peanuts mixed in. Sometimes Available.
Peanut Butter
Creamy peanut butter ice cream. Sometimes Available
Peppermint Bon Bon
Peppermint ice cream with Izzy's house-made chocolate chip pieces. Almost always available
Peppermint Oreo
Peppermint ice cream with Oreos. Not usually available
Pineapple ice cream with fresh pineapple. Not usually available
Pistachio ice cream made with Izzy's house-made pistachio paste and pistachio pieces. Pistachios are from a family farm and roasted at Punch Pizza in their very hot pizza oven. Not usually available
Praline Pecan
Praline pecan ice cream with caramel swirls and praline pecans. Sometimes available
Pumpkin ice cream made with all the pumpkin and cinnamon-like spices. Seasonal Flavor. Seasonal
Raspberry ice cream. Not usually available
Raspberry Cheesecake
Cheesecake ice cream with a raspberry swirl and graham cracker pieces. Sometimes Available
Raspberry Chocolate Chip
Raspberry ice cream with Izzy's house-made chocolate chip pieces. Sometime available
Red, Black, and Blue
Raspberry, Blackberry, and Blueberry ice cream. Sometimes available.
Ricotta ice cream made with hand dipped ricotta from Calabro Cheese Corporation. Sometimes available.
Roasted Banana
Roasted banana ice cream made with fresh, organic, ripe bananas. Sometimes available.
Rocky Road
Chocolate ice cream with marshmallows and walnuts. Sometimes Available
Ruby Raspberry
Raspberry ice cream made with Ruby Minnesota Dessert Wine from Northern Vineyards of Stillwater, MN. Not usually available
Rum Raisin
Rum flavored ice cream with rum-soaked golden raisins. Sometimes Available.
Salted Caramel
Caramel ice cream with sea salt. One of most popular flavors! Almost Always Available
Scandinavian Rhapsody
Salted Black Licorice ice cream with Lemon Heads. Not usually available
Snap, Crackle, Chocolate
Chocolate ice cream with caramel swirls and chocolate crispies. Sometimes Available
Vanilla ice cream with caramel swirls, snicker bar pieces and chocolate chunks. Not usually available
Strawberry ice cream. Almost Always Available
Strawberry Banana
Strawberry-banana ice cream. Seasonal
Strawberry Cheesecake
Strawberry-cheesecake ice cream with graham cracker crunch. Sometimes Available
Strawberry Crème Fraiche
Strawberry ice cream made with crème fraiche. Sometimes Available
Sugar Cookie
A sugar cookie flavored ice cream. Sometimes available.
Summit Oatmeal Stout
Beer flavored ice cream made with Summit Brewery's Oatmeal Stout beer. The alcohol is cooked out of the beer. Certified Local Flavor. Sometimes Available
Swedish Garden Party
Elderberry ice cream with raspberry swirls and ginger snaps. Made in Summers for the Swedish Institute. Not usually available
Sweet Cream
Izzy's sweet cream ice cream. Sometimes available.
Taza and the Blue Ox
Coffee ice cream with Peace Coffee's Blue-Ox grinds and coffee nibs. Certified Local Flavor. Sometimes Available
Test Batch
Thai Iced Tea
Made with Thai Tea and sweetened milk. Sometimes available.
Tiramisu ice cream with espresso-soaked lady finger pieces. Tiramisu is an Italian flavor with coffee, hazelnut, mascarpone cheese, and port wine. Sometimes Available
Trick or Treat
Vanilla ice cream with a mash up of Halloween candy. Seasonal. Seasonal
Umeshu Chocolate
Dark chocolate ice cream made with Japanese, plum wine. Not usually available
Valrhona Chocolate
Chocolate ice cream made with Valrhona's Coeur De Guanaja. Sometimes Available
Vanilla ice cream made with 100% Madagascar vanilla extract. Almost Always Available
Vanilla Bean
Vanilla ice cream made with vanilla bean and 100% Madagascar vanilla extract. Almost Always Available
White Pepper
Ice cream made with white pepper. Rarely available.
Coffee ice cream made from Yeti Cold Press Blend by Peace Coffee, a local fair-trade coffee company. Certified Local Flavor. Sometimes Available
Yogurt Ice Cream
Made with yogurt. Not usually available.
Non-Dairy Blueberry
Our non-dairy base made from coconuts and blueberries blended in.
Non-Dairy Chocolate
Our non dairy base made from coconuts made with Izzy's blend of chocolates.
Non-Dairy Chocolate Oreo
Non-Dairy chocolate flavor with Oreo cookies. Contains coconut.
Non-Dairy Chocolate Peanut Butter
Our non-dairy chcolate and peanut butter. Contains coconut.
Non-Dairy Four Berry
our non-dairy base made from coconuts with fresh bluberries, strawberries, raspberries and black berries. Seasonal Flavor.
Non-Dairy Mango
Our non-dairy base made from coconuts with mango.
Non-Dairy Peanut Butter
Our non-dairy base from coconuts with peanut butter. Our most popular non-dairy flavor!
Non-Dairy Pumpkin
Our non-dairy base made from coconuts with pumpkin and cinnamon-like spices. Seasonal
Non-Dairy Raspberry
Our non-dairy base made from coconut with raspberries.
Non-Dairy Raspberry Chip
Our non-dairy base made from coconut with raspberries and izzy's house-made chocolate chips.
Non-Dairy Strawberry
Our non-dairy base made from coconut with strawberries.
Apple Sorbet
Made with Nesbitt's (Prescott, WI) apple cider. Non-dairy. Seasonal.
Blackberry Sorbet
Blackberry sorbet. Non-Dairy. Not usually available
Blueberry Sorbet
Blueberry sorbet. Non-dairy. Sometimes available.
Calamansi Sorbet
Sorbet made from a tropical fruit, Calamansi. Super tart, citrus sorbet. Sometimes we call it Shock Tart. Not usually available.
Cantaloupe Sorbet
Cantaloupe sorbet made with fresh cantaloupe Owner Lara hand picks from local farmer's markets or co-ops. Seasonal.
Cherry Water Ice
Non-dairy, cherry water ice. Seasonal.
Chocolate Sorbet
Chocolate sorbet. Non-dairy. Sometimes available.
Coconut Sorbet
Made with coconut fruit. Non-dairy Sometimes available.
Cranberry Sorbet
Cranberry sorbet made with cranberries. Non-dairy. Seasonal.
Grape Sorbet
Sorbet made with St. Pepin grapes from Cannon River Winery. Seasonal
Grapefruit Sorbet
Grapefruit sorbet made with fresh grapefruit juice. Non-Dairy.
Guava Sorbet
Guava sorbet. Non-dairy. Sometimes available.
Lemon Lime Sorbet
Lemon Lime Sorbet made with fresh lemon and lime juices. Non-dairy. Sometimes available.
Lemon Lingonberry Sorbet
Lemon lingonberry Sorbet made with fresh lemon juice and lingonberries. Non-dairy. Sometimes available.
Lemon Sorbet
Lemon Sorbet made with fresh lemon juice. Sometimes available.
Lime Sorbet
Lime Sorbet made with fresh lime juice. Very tart. Non-Dairy. Sometimes available.
Mango Sorbet
Mango Sorbet. One of our most popular sorbets. Non-dairy.
Orange Sorbet
Orange sorbet made with fresh orange juice. Non-dairy. Sometimes Available
Passion Fruit Sorbet
Passion fruit sorbet. Very tart. Non-dairy. Sometimes Available
Pineapple Sorbet
Pineapple sorbet. Non-Dairy. Not usually available
Pomegranate Pizzazz!
Cherry-pomegrante sorbet. This flavor is our 2007 Best in Show Winner. Non-dairy.
Raspberry Sorbet
Raspberry sorbet. One of our most popular flavors. Non-Dairy. Sometimes Available
Strawberry Sorbet
Sorbet made with strawberries. Non-dairy. Sometimes Available.
Our ice cream contains dairy, eggs, sugar and sometimes tree nuts, peanuts, and wheat products. Our coconut-based and sorbet flavors are non-dairy and do contain sugar. Some of our flavors contain a small percentage of alcohol. Please ask your server for any specific dietary or allergy information you need for specific flavors.
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Hi; I hope somebody can help me, we have cluster in two nodes (active active) we install the first SQL 2005 instance, and it is working fine, but when we try to setup the second instance, we faced the following error: SQL Server Setup can't add user to local group and the setup faild the user account which we use has all the privileges that you can imagine and it is the same user account which we use in creating the first instance, and we tried to create new user and new group and it give us the same error, also we tried to create the second instance on the first node only and it gives us the same error what we should do?
Welcome to the forum.... Check the following article helps you... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;917410
That is not real problem , i faced that problem before , and due to undocumented bug , microsoft recommend to copy the CD on the hard disk of the active node, and install from hard disk. The installation is done in the two servers with the necessary setting which is done automatically Be sure for the second instance: use named instance. if the first instance in node 1 as active node , start installing the second named instance on the node 2 as an active node, with new cluster group , new shared disk , new querum. use other domain user account for the second service. note: active / active = 2 active /passive i mean you do the same procedures as you did for the first active/passive cluster , but starting from the second node. try procedures in that excellent article: http://www.sql-server-performance.com/articles/clustering/cluster_sql_server_2005_p1.aspx


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If the shapely and sizzling Bipasha Basu in Abbas-Mustan's upcoming multistarrer, Race, has left you gasping for more, here is a dampner!
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However, help is at hand for the fans of the glamorous Bips, as after Race ( paired with Saif Ali Khan ) she will once again be seen in her usual glamorous 'avatar'. Yes, it's the much talked about Yash Raj venture, Bachna Ae Haseeno, directed by Siddharth Anand of Salaam Namaste and Ta Ra Rum Pum fame, where she is paired opposite the much younger but the handsome looking Ranbir Kapoor.
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Thursday, June 23
3 comments:
- Brenda said...
I'm guessing from the sneak peek I will be playing.
- June 24, 2011 at 6:22 PM
- DoubleL said...
I'd love to join this too - it will get me way way out of using reproduction fabrics. I will keep watching so I can be part of it when its ready to rock and roll.
- June 28, 2011 at 8:02 AM
- lil said...
oh, I think I will play too as I played the GTSB and now the circle game
will you tell me when it's available? - June 30, 2011 at 6:10 PM
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PSRegisterPropertySchema function
Informs the schema subsystem of the addition of a property description schema file.
HRESULT PSRegisterPropertySchema( _In_ PCWSTR pszPath );
- pszPath [in]
Type: PCWSTR
Pointer to the full file path, as a Unicode string, to the property description schema (.propdesc) file on the local machine. This can be either a fully-specified full path, or a full path that includes environment variables such as
Return value
Type: HRESULT
Returns one of the following values.
Return code | Description |
All property descriptions in the schema were registered. |
The calling context does not have proper privileges. |
One or more property descriptions in the schema failed to register. The specific failures are logged in the application event log. |
This function is a wrapper API for the schema subsystem's implementation of IPropertySystem::RegisterPropertySchema. Call this function only when the file is first installed on the computer. Typically, a setup application calls this function after it installs the .propdesc file, which should be stored in the install directory of the application under Program Files. Multiple calls can be made to IPropertySystem::RegisterPropertySchema in order to register multiple schema files.
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Director(s) | Jesse Hibbs |
← 3x20 The Auld Sod |
3x22 → The Jackknife |
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Special Guest Stars: Royal Dano (Jason Ganther)
Guest Stars: Majel Barrett (Mrs. Ganther), Pam Smith (Lindy Ganther), James Doohan (Bill Collins), Kay Stewart (Mrs. Bill Collins), Ray Teal (Sheriff Roy Coffee), Paul Birch (Luther Kent)
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There is a terrible drought in the area - cattle are dying and many people are leaving. Hoss comes across a family who are determined to stay and are sure they will find water. The Cartwrights end up helping them.


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Over at the D*S blog at Currency, Amy and Kate have been focusing on "Getting Organized in the New Year." They've already covered organizing your home office and closets, and today Amy's tackling one of the toughest areas: the kitchen. She's sharing 5 great tips for whipping your kitchen into shape (one tip: see-through storage) along with a roundup of cute and practical kitchen storage containers to get you started. Click here to check out the full post and all the product sourcing at Currency. xo, grace
*Image above from the EmersonMade sneak peek. Click here to see more great kitchens in our "Best Of: Kitchens" roundup.
Love the see-through storage system! I love the look of being able to see all the items in my kitchen.
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oh my gosh. once again, grace and co., you have answered a question you did not even know I was asking. I've been obsessing about the perfect kitchen cart, which we desparately need — we have 6″ deep counter space right now. and there it is. a million hearts and pieces of pie in gratitude.
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Art 101 is offering after-school youth art classes this fall.
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The children's summer art program has wrapped up at Art 101 in Knoxville, and co-owner Felix Mathias says that it was successful.
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Art 101 in Knoxville is off to a busy spring and summer. A new photography exhibit by local artist Jeff Saltzman is available for viewing, and they have just announced a series of classes for kids that will take place this July and August.
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It's a night of fine art and music in Knoxville Saturday. Art 101 has an opening reception for a new exhibit by local photographer Jeff Saltzman.
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[simage=4376,320,y,center] The Red Rock Arts Alliance will hold their final event of the year tonight.
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Knoxville's own art gallery is having their grand opening today.
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A "soft" opening of Knoxville's newest art gallery will be held this week.
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Die Science: Setting up progressive dies - Part II
Establishing a good setup procedure
Proper feeding, scrap removal, and shut height calibration are essential for good die setup.
Editor's Note: This is the second part of a two-part series that discusses proper die setup procedures for progressive dies. Part I discussed press and die cleanness, die alignment, clamping procedures, and preliminary shut height calibration. Part II wraps up the die setup procedure by establishing the process for a good die setup procedure.
Setting Feed Line Height
Make sure that the feed line height is set correctly for the die's feeding level. Avoid feeding downward or upward into the tool. Regardless of the vertical travel of the strip, the feed line height should be set at the level at which the material is feeding. Setting the feed line height at the midpoint of the strip's vertical travel is most likely an attempt to compensate for an incorrect pilot release setup.
Setting up the feed line height correctly helps keep the material straight and flat. Straight, flat material has stiffness and is less likely to buckle during feeding (see Figure 1).
Figure 1 Setting up the feed line height correctly helps keep the material straight and flat. Straight, flat material has stiffness and is less likely to buckle during feeding. |
Getting Material Into the Die
The most die damage occurs when material is introduced into the die, so this procedure is one of the most critical parts of die setup.
When introducing material into the die, make sure it is properly fed up to the correct strip-starting position in the die. This starting place often is called a first-hit line. This starting place can be a solid stop, such as a pin or pitch stop block, or it might be a simple line drawn, ground, or scribed on the die.
Starting strip in the wrong location can result in half-cut or -formed parts or unnecessary loose scrap. Cutting less than half of a hole or forming less than half of a part will result in unbalanced forces in the tool.
Unbalanced forces may result in poor die alignment, shearing, or severe die damage. Figure 2shows the importance of starting the strip in the proper position, as well as a first- hit line.
Figure 2 Unbalanced forces may result in poor die alignment, shearing, or severe die damage. |
Removing Scrap
Regardless of how progressive dies are processed and designed, it often is difficult to place a first-hit line in a position where no loose scrap is left in the die during the material feeding process.
Be sure to remove all loose scrap manually after each hit and progression. Inspect both the lower and upper dies for loose scrap. Small pieces of scrap often have a tendency to stick to the faces of cutting punches, pads, and strippers. Failing to remove loose scrap in the die will result in double metal thickness being fed through it, which can cause severe die damage.
Setting the Pilot Release
Pilot release, often referred to as feed release, is an important part of setting up a progressive die (see Figure 3). The pilot release function on a coil feeder allows the strip being fed into the die to be released so that the pilots in the die can properly locate and register the strip in the die.
Most coil feeders use feed rollers to index the material inward. These feed rollers clamp onto the strip and rotate a given amount, causing the strip to feed one progression forward.
For the pilots to position the strip correctly, the feed rollers must unclamp the strip before full pilot entry. However, letting go of the material too soon before the pilots partially enter the strip can pull the strip out of position by the weight of the take-up loop between the feeder and the coil.
The feed release must be timed so that the bullet nose of the pilot enters the strip but the full pilot diameter does not. This point can be determined by inching the press downward until the very tips of the pilots begin to enter the strip. When you've established this point, note the degrees on the press's stroke and set the pilot release to let go of the strip at this point.
Program or adjust your pilot release so that the material or strip remains fully unclamped (feed rollers in the open position) until all of the work has been performed in the die and the strip has been brought back up to the proper feeding level (feed line height). When the strip is at feeding level, the feed rollers can clamp the strip and feed it forward one progression.
Once again, monitor this point during the press stroke and adjust the feed release with respect to the degrees during the crank stroke. Doing so correctly allows the material to move linearly inward and away from the die during the vertical travel of the lifter bars.
Figure 3 Incorrect setup of the feed release can cause misfeed; elongation of the pilot holes in the strip; bent, broken, or galled pilots; and poor part location and gauging. |
This procedure is critical, especially for progressive dies that are making deep-drawn parts and require a great deal of vertical lift to feed forward (see Figure 3). Incorrect setup of the feed release can cause misfeed; elongation of the pilot holes in the strip; bent, broken, or galled pilots; and poor part location and gauging.
Final Shut Height Calibration
When the die is fully loaded, you might need to make a final calibration of the press's shut height. This is primarily because presses deflect when loaded with a great deal of force.
When the die is fully loaded, force is applied to both the ram and the bolster plate. Depending on the strength of the press and the load being applied, the press might flex, bow, or deflect slightly.
Lowering the ram to the proper calibrated shut height helps ensure that the die is fully closed while fully loaded. The amount of lowering depends on the condition and tonnage of the press, so it is good practice to double-check to make sure the die is fully closed. Use setup block calibration grooves and leads to make a final calibration.
Six Other Progressive-die Tips
- Avoid running the trailing edge of the coil or strip through the die, because the trailing edge might cause half-hits or -forms.
- Unless a strip is left in the die before removal, raise the shut height before closing the die for removal. Cycling the press with the final shut height calibrated and the die empty may result in crushed setup blocks.
- Make sure all scrap removal methods such as slug belts and shakers are in place and functioning properly.
- Make sure gas springs and manifolds are fully charged to the recommended level.
- Make sure all lubrication methods are in place and functioning properly.
- Inspect the die before and after running to check for loose dowels, screws, and debris.
Don't take the die setup process lightly. Take the time to train die setup personnel properly. A little time spent in training can save a great deal of money, headaches, and die damage.
Until next time ... Best of luck!
Art Hedrick
Dieology LLC
Rockford, MI 49341
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I am a fan of them, as long as they aren't hard and fast and they are fair.
I agree to this Ari. My wife and I have had boundries set in place for a long time....however, as we have matured, a LOT of them have fallen by the way side.
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I don't understand the concept of boundaries, I am mono and my wife is poly. My wife relationship with her boyfriend is their relationship; its unique and different from my relationship with my wife. I do not tell my wife what she can and can't do with her BF, I do not interfere with their relationship. That wouldn't be fair to the two of them. He and I hang out sometimes; all three of us went to a dueling piano bar this weekend.
Putting restrictions on sex is not fair to the third person in the relationship or your spouse. Would you date somebody if you couldnt kiss them, do it doggie style ect..?
I don't let my insecurities get in the way of their relationship. I knew she was poly when I married her, her relationships last for years (she only has one BF at a time). I try very hard to welcome her BF into our lives. In 21 years of marriage she has had 6 bf's, the longest lasted 8 years.
To answer one of your questions, I am currently dating someone that I can't kiss passionately yet. I have no desires to do so yet, but....my wife isn't comfortable with me doing that yet either. HOWEVER....I asked her if she would be OPEN to the idea. Maybe not this week...Maybe not this month....Hell, maybe not in SIX months...but as long as she's OPEN to the idea, I'm good and OK. Our GF is ok with us having restrictions, and understands them.
One of our boundaries is that I don't take our GF on the motorcycle. The reason? Because it is something special that my wife and I do together to be closer. Now, V and I will find things that we like to do together....as will her and my wife L.
I totally understand and SUPPORT boundaries within poly relationships. But as Ari said, they should be fluid and be able to be re-negotiated at future dates.
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Since my car has been remapped I occasionally get a flat spot about 5000RPM anyone know what this could be ? Regards James
Which remap did you go for in the end? Occasionally mine does it but re-apply the gas and it sorts itself out. I think this is a bit of a common issue.
Consider your MAF, is it just a flat spot at the same revs everytime you go past, or a stutter like power delivery after 5k revs?
it doesnt happen every time. It has happened a couple of times at 5k. For a second or so the power seems to drop off then come back again. It was a custom code done by JBS.
The T.I.P collapsing is usually the older version of the 210bhp engines It may be worth having a look at the throttle body Give it a clean and realign Also check out the turbo hoses too As with that remap it relys on the turbo so make sure all pipes areb secure Sarah


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So, those of you that know me, KNOW that I love to use technology when every I can. Embarassingly enough, I kind of remind myself of Kip's wedding song . . .
Anyway, people do ask me from time to time what I'm using - what works - what doesn't. It's not uncommon for someone to hand me a smartphone or an iPad to get working for them on the fly -- and I'm happy to help.
So, I thought since I've found some things that I'm TOTALLY LOVING for use in my law practice, I should share. The key here is, whereas people, lawyers and companies have been talking about being "paperless" for years now, it's not really been, well, REAL. You could do some things without paper. Email has been a big help. But you couldn't do EVERYTHING without paper (and you still can't, the vast majority of courts still require paper filing). You couldn't really do everything without paper even internally. We've been able to pull it off pretty well with our traffic ticket practice --www.MissouriTrafficTickets.com over the years, but we still generate a lot of paper, even if it is just to fax, scan and shred.
But now I've been using a combination of devices and services that have my Criminal Defense Practice running mostly paperless. Here's the breakdown:
MyCase - MyCase is a web-based practice management solution that let's everyone on your team access, leave messages, upload and download files & keep track of important dates. Lawyer, Staff, Client, Co-Counsel & Expert all can have a login to participate in the case. Automatically notifies relevant folks when there is an update to their case and the calendar is subscription based so you can push dates to your calendar app or program of choice. In talking with them they are developing an iPad App version that should allow scanning docs on the fly! When you sign up, use my referral code WW056. Currently offering a 30 day free trial.
But how to get all that paper everyone else send you into Mycase . . .
Fujitsu ScanSnap - The scanner you always wanted. It's fast and it's easy to use. Actual one touch scanning. Put the paper (Up to 30 pages) in and push the button. When it's done it pops up on your computer and asks you what you want it to do with your new PDF file. Save it, Fax it, Print it (why?) or whatever. It auto-detects color or black and white, even automatically detects double sided pages and scans them in duplex! Amazing! You can customize the settings if you want to, but the auto feature does a good job of balancing file size v. image quality and I've never seen any need to fiddle with it. It just works. Thanks to Barry Watts for turning me on to this gadget!
Apple iPad - Using an iPad in conjunction with MyCase allows me to go to court without paper. Not only do I look cool carrying just an iPad instead of a stack of files or circa 1980 briefcase but every detail about every case is just a few finger taps away. Including every document, letter, police report, lab result, etc.
Not just for MyCase Access though, you can also look up docket sheets on Missouri CaseNet or do legal research on your provider of choice. Stuck in court? Read online newspapers, a Kindle book, or keep track of your friends on Facebook. You have to make sure you have internet access though, and for that I use . . .
Verizon Mifi - This little box is a beautiful thing. It gets Verizon 3g internet access and rebroadcasts it as Wifi internet access for you and your 4 closest friends (or devices) with the password. You can use your wifi iPad anywhere you can get cellular service even if that particular courthouse (I'm looking at you Christian and Webster Counties . . ) doesn't have wifi access yet.
The device is usually free if you sign up for a data plan. I have a 2 year deal 5gb per month (plenty) for around $60. Looking forward to 4g speeds in the near future as well
Mac - Can you do all this on a PC? Sure. But why? It's SO MUCH harder. Get a mac, seriously.
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Jan 20, 2006
Arriving by bus to Mendoza, we realize that the lingo of our travel guide book makes Mendoza seem a cute small town, but has 1.3 million occupants. Just one more obstacle of the day. We woke late, couldn't find a taxi when we needed one, the bus ride was longer than expected, the reading lights would not turn on and Sophia�s ipod broke. Things were just not going our way yesterday. Today we are going on a wine tour, as Mendoza is the countries wine capital, somewhat like Napa Valley in California. We are also thinking of going river rafting and horseback riding into the Andes.
The downtown of Mendoza that we have seen so far is great. There are waterways between almost every street and sidewalk that has river fresh water flowing through them. Although you might picture this to be beautiful, while in some areas it is, in others the waterways are full of trash. But in general so far, there has been a lot of trash around the streets. One unpleasant experience is when a gust of wind comes up and blows trash all over you. In one case, I managed to get a small, bad tasting chunk of something I wish to never know, in my mouth.


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Much like that of its live-action kindred spirit Arrested Development, the success of Cartoon Network's short-lived Home Movies is appearing all the more irreproducible as we gain distance from its cancellation. A curiously liberal melting pot of dissonant but mutually respectful talent, the largely improvised animated program allowed its voice actors to continually redefine the geographical and emotional parameters in which they performed. The results flattened all attempts at character development (the adults communicated with the same ham-handedness as the kids who toiled on the titular videos, and anyone could, at any moment, stumble from straight man to clown and back again), but the intuitive structuring skills of producer/editor Loren Bouchard, the brainy dramatic authenticity of writer/lead actor/musician Brendon Small, and the freewheeling raucousness of supporting actor H. Jon Benjamin managed to achieve something across four seasons that few sitcoms manage in 10: They evinced a richly engrossing universe with its own unique logic and archetypes.
And for the consideration of those who thought, as I did, that Home Movies the funniest and most resonant cartoon on television throughout especially its final two years, one of its archetypes—and voice actors—is still thrusting its way into new broadcast material, albeit in a bifurcated form. The slovenly, incompetent, ignoble savage Coach McGuirk (one of H. Jon's Benjamin's two regular roles) has been splintered and distributed between two above-average animated shows. To the protagonist of the post-Adult Swim project Archer went McGuirk's skewed egocentricism, his desultory ineptitude, and his hilarious ne'er-do-well behavior. Bob's Burgers's titular character, however, has inherited McGuirk's less splashy humanity: his moral fatigue, his homeliness, and his willingness to keep on in spite of palpable disappointment with life.
The aforementioned Loren Bouchard created and developed Bob's Burgers with King of the Hill alumnus Jim Dauterive; for both writers, environments and relationships preclude premise and storytelling. So unsurprisingly, I've encountered—and sympathized with—fans of FOX's Sunday-night lineup who've been reluctant to embrace Bob's Burgers's admittedly weak exposition. For starters, the pressures of a family-owned fast-food joint feel like fodder for a high-concept studio film that can squeak a few winking innuendos past a PG rating. Furthermore, the show's pale, crayon-like color palette and five-o'-clock-shadow fetish seem to lazily amalgamate King of the Hill's doodly aesthetic with Arrested Development's instantly recognizable orange-on-white branding strategy. (The theme to Bob's Burgers even prominently features a ukulele.) Despite all this sputtering, however, the half a season thus far aired has been a welcome attempt on Bouchard's part especially to fuse Home Movies's interpersonal orientation with more traditional situation comedy.
The offbeat family dynamic is the show's greatest asset: The lesson, refreshingly, is less that "We're okay even though we're weird" and more "We're so weird that I don't know how we're surviving, but fuck it." Bob is the most normal of the gang, with his chosen occupation a seeming plea for wholesome sanity; his scrawny, adenoidal wife, Linda (John Roberts), and stand-up comedian-voiced children Tina (Dan Mintz), Gene (Eugene Mirman), and Louise (Kristen Schaal) are enthusiastically antisocial. In one episode, Linda attempts to convert their apartment above the burger restaurant into a bed and breakfast despite the building's low-rent urbanity; when her few guests turn down offers of wine, cheese, and board games, she unleashes an aggressively needy cheerfulness.
The throaty eldest daughter Tina might be the least interesting character, but even the clichés of awkwardly budding femininity she enacts are skewed enough to feel new. (She dreams of frenching pasty-faced zombies and defends the un-lifelike proportions of a nude painting she completes of her middle-aged male dentist.) Louise's loose-cannon baby act, highlighted by her ubiquitous pink bunny-ears hat, often recalls Schaal's shtick on Flight of the Conchords, but with the creepy eroticism sublimated into near-fascist cynicism. In the season's best episode, she uses a local festival as an opportunity to lucratively exploit younger kids into arts-and-crafts labor.
The show's first few episodes may have tried too hard to establish a foundation of sentimental plausibility; in one plot arc, Bob even befriends a live cow being used by protesters in front of his restaurant. This slow start, however, has enabled more manic punchlines, even if, again like Arrested Development, some jokes rely too much on our prior knowledge of the show's universe. (In order to accommodate her bed-and-breakfast guests, Linda has to relocate Louise from her private bedroom; the anxiety experienced over this is funnier for those who've already witnessed the young lady's unpredictable temper and unusual propensity for vengeance.)
Still, the manner in which the characters humble themselves toward intimacy is admirable. Bob stands up for his kids even when it means getting kicked in the shins by a capoeira instructor and involuntarily defecating in his pants; he bonds with his son, Gene, over the similar aroma of their flatulence; and he keeps his heavy saliva flow in check when smooching Linda. Even Louise looks up to her father: After hearing him discuss how to influence his wife's opinion, she remarks, "Very manipulative, Dad. Now I know where I get it!" ("You should see my taxes," he replies.) Although the show lacks the frenzied cadence of the aforementioned Archer, the depth of Bob's Burgers's relationships holds more promise. The forgiven failures and flaws of the Belchers remind us that families are often most tightly knit when they're at their most pathetic.


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Lot 82: VINTAGE WOMAN'S JUDITH LEIBER SNAKESKIN HAND BAG
Fall Seasonal Pre Halloween Antique Auction
by Auction Gallery of Boca Raton
23 October 2016
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Description: A beautifully elegant Judith Lieber snakeskin hand bag. Designed in art deco style with gold tone hardware, The clasp is one large tiger eye stone, comes with compact mirror and comb the clasp works well and the bag closes securely. Measures approx 8 1/2 ' tall x 13 1/2 " long + 19 1/2 " drop.


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5.75" Tuscan Winery Grape Wine Glass Bottle Christmas Ornament
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From the Tuscan Winery Collection Invoke the relaxation of wine country with this wine bottle ornament Depicts a purple wine bottle accented with a half filled champagne glass and purple grapes Fully dimensional ornament Comes ready-to-hang on a gold cord Dimensions: 5.75"H x 2.25"W x 1.5"D Material(s): glass
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Northlight is a manufacturing, importing and wholesale division of the family owned and operated Gordon Companies Inc.
Northlight, which has showrooms in Atlanta, GA., and Buffalo, N.Y., offers an extensive variety of seasonal and gift decor - including holiday accessories, patio furniture, lawn and garden necessities, and pool and spa equipment.
Northlight-branded items can be found in boutique retailers across the U.S. As a family-owned company, we have nearly 40 years of retail and wholesale experience. We take pride in offering the highest quality products at the lowest possible prices.


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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
The Legend of the Jack - O - Lantern
23 comments:
- Aine O'Brien said...
I love those tales - My pumpkin might as well be a turnip, really. I carved it, but you'd think a seven year old did it!!
- October 26, 2010
- Divaeva said...
Flew in from MrsB's :) Isn;t this a great legend? BB
- October 26, 2010
- Annette said...
One year I carried a hollowed out turnip holding a tea light while the girls trick-or-treated. It was great fun 'cept the tea light kept going out (it was breezy).
- October 26, 2010
- Queenammer said...
I am so glad you were a guest blog on Mrs. B's blog. I love your blog, I have put it on my google page to follow everyday! Keep up the awesome work!
- October 26, 2010
- Kallan said...
I love this blog! Jack-o-lanterns RULE!
- October 26, 2010
- D.Suplicki said...
I never get tired of reading the folk lore associated with holiday traditions. The jack o lantern one is one of my favorites. :)
- October 26, 2010
- TMCPhoto said...
I'd love to try a beet, the red would be just amazing. Now to find a beet big enough...
- October 26, 2010
- Sus said...
Love this post....thanks!
- October 26, 2010
- Treaya said...
I wasn't going to carve any pumpkins this year but after reading this now I can't wait to start carving pumpkins tonight. :)
- October 26, 2010
- Zombie Queen said...
I love the folklore! Especially when it comes to Samhain :)
- October 26, 2010
- Ayreonfae said...
I love this, learning a new thing is awesome and I love origination tales. Plus kids kids wait all year for pumpkins and Jack O Lanterns :)
- October 26, 2010
- SilverMoone said...
Came from Mrs. B's blog -- great post. Getting ready to pick out the perfect Pumpkin with my daughter for jack-o-lantern goodness!
- October 26, 2010
- Tabbycat said...
I am browsing around now and I am loving your Blog!
- October 26, 2010
- ELLIE said...
hopped over from mrs b's blog - I love your entry about the jack o lanterns - never knew the story behind them....thanks it was a great entry!!!
- October 26, 2010
- BleuMoon said...
I am enjoying the halloween posts you have put together - such fun! Thank you
bleumoon - October 26, 2010
- A Green Spell said...
I love jack-o-lanterns and will have to remember to link to this post! Awesome!
- October 26, 2010
- Nydia said...
This is one of my favorite Halloween's lagends! Thanks for the cool post, Janie.
Love from us! - October 26, 2010
- DK Spins said...
This is so interesting! I'd read that turnips were used before the New World, but never knew how they came to be lit. Thanks! Dianne in UT
- October 26, 2010
- Birgit said...
You always have the most interesting things to share, Janie -- thanks for all this great information! :)
Birgit - October 26, 2010
- Tracy DeLuca said...
I love all the little bits of info you throw our way!
- October 26, 2010
- Teresa said...
I don't think I'd ever heard this legend. It is very interesting!
- October 26, 2010
- Lilac Wolf (Angie or Angela) said...
I always hear that about the turnips, but I can't get my head around how you'd carve that. I might just have to try it one time. lol
- October 26, 2010
- A Green Spell said...
Just had to come back today to say thanks for the runes you donated to the Mrs. B giveaway yesterday, which I just found out I won. Of all the prizes I've seen, that's the one I REALLY wanted, so I couldn't be more thrilled! Thanks!!
- October 27, 2010


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With a stay at Nomads Esplanade, you'll be centrally located in Cairns, steps from Esplanade Lagoon and Cairns Esplanade. This hostel is within close proximity of Center of Contemporary Arts and Cairns Regional Gallery. Make yourself at home in one of the 148 air-conditioned guestrooms. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a garden. This hostel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), a television in the lobby, and tour/ticket assistance. Featured amenities include a computer station, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. A shuttle from the airport to the hotel is complimentary (available on request).


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Dr. Bhan is a physician with a diverse research background spanning both basic and clinical science, supplemented by formal training in public health, nephrology, and medical informatics. His long-term career goal is to use basic laboratory findings to guide novel clinical studies aimed at improving outcomes in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). This research-oriented career will be complemented by continued work in applied medical informatics and clinical medicine. Research training will be aided by the extensive resources of Massachusetts General Hospital, mentorship of veteral clinical scientist Ravi Thadhani, an advisory committee of experienced senior scientists, and a relevant didactic program in biostatistics, epidemiology, and research design at the Harvard School of Public Health. Dr. Bhan's goal over the next 5 years is to develop an independent research career focused on infectious disease, the second-leading cause of death in the CKD population. This project aims to define a specific mechanism that may contribute to the increased risk of morbidity and mortality in these patients. Individuals with CKD are deficient in the active form of vitamin D and thus may be deficient in human cathelicidin (hCAP18), a vitamin-D regulated protein with potentent antibacterial properties. Treatment with vitamin D has been associated with a reduce risk of all-cause, cardiovascular, and infection-associated mortality. An important mechanism may be the upregulation of hCAP18. This project will use a large (n=10,044) cohort of incident hemodialysis patients which provides blood samples, demographic and clinical data to examine if hCAP18 levels are linked with mortality. In addition, a general clinical research center (GCRC)-based study will elucidate the relationship between systemic levels of hCAP18 and vitamin D in populations with varying degrees of renal function. The ability of two different forms of vitamin D therapy (ergocalciferol and calcitriol) to modify hCAP18 levels will be determined.
This research examines if an increased risk of death associated with kidney disease is related to deficiency of a specific protein, and whether this deficiency can be corrected with inexpensive and well-tolerated vitamin D therapy.
Quraishi, Sadeq A; Bittner, Edward A; Blum, Livnat et al. (2014) Prospective study of vitamin D status at initiation of care in critically ill surgical patients and risk of 90-day mortality. Crit Care Med 42:1365-71 |
Bhan, Ishir; Camargo Jr, Carlos A; Wenger, Julia et al. (2011) Circulating levels of 25-hydroxyvitamin D and human cathelicidin in healthy adults. J Allergy Clin Immunol 127:1302-4.e1 |
Bhan, Ishir; Burnett-Bowie, Sherri-Ann M; Ye, Jun et al. (2010) Clinical measures identify vitamin D deficiency in dialysis. Clin J Am Soc Nephrol 5:460-7 |
Bhan, Ishir; Dubey, Anil; Wolf, Myles (2010) Diagnosis and management of mineral metabolism in CKD. J Gen Intern Med 25:710-6 |


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Waiting to be Heard, Amanda Knox's book about her wrongful murder conviction in Italy, subsequent acquittal and current legal limbo. isn't due for release until April 30, but advance reviews are already starting to appear. According to this review in The New York Times, Knox does more than argue her innocence. She also shares how she survived being snared in the web of a Kafkaesqe high-profile case. "I pulled myself out of the dark place into which I'd tumbled," she writes. I promised myself I'd live in a way that I could respect. I would love myself. And I would live as fully as I could in confinement."
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VALLEY COTTAGE, N.Y., Nov. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- CreditRiskMonitor (OTCQX: CRMZ) announced that its Board of Directors has declared a special dividend of $0.20 per outstanding share of its common stock. The dividend will be payable on December 5, 2012 to shareholders of record of the Corporation at the close of business on November 20, 2012.
Jerry Flum, CEO said, "I'm happy to announce that the Board of Directors has approved a special dividend. The Board feels that with the Company's strong balance sheet and cash flow it is an opportune time for the shareholders to share in our continued success."
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Watch: Ben Stiller, Alfonso Cuaron & More in Director's Roundtable
by Ethan Anderton
November 14, 2013
Source: THR
Hopefully you've been paying attention to our awards expert Joey Magidson and all his Oscar analysis and predictions, and you're aware of some of the films and directors in the running for some Academy Awards love for the year in film that is 2013. Well, as part of the awards season gamut, The Hollywood Reporter usually features several roundtables with the prominent figures and likely nominees from some of these film. Right now, we've decided to highlight their director's roundtable featuring a 54-minute chat with Steve McQueen, Paul Greengrass, David O. Russell, Ben Stiller, Alfonso Cuaron & Lee Daniels.
Here's The Hollywood Reporter's 2013 Director's Roundtable:
The directors in question were behind the camera for 12 Years a Slave, Captain Phillips, American Hustle, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Gravity and Lee Daniels' The Butler, and while they won't all be nominated for Best Director, a few of them will make the cut. The directors talk about some bad experiences (Great Expectations for Cuaron) and also share several stories from their filmmaking careers, including what made them want to become directors. These kinds of chats are incredibly fascinating, and it's great that we get to spend this much time listening to them, though they each deserve their own 50 minutes.
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