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NEW HAVEN -- It appears the New Haven Symphony Orchestra is trying to keep the romance of Valentine's Day going, as it presents Russian Nights, an all-Tchaikovsky program of some of the composer's most romantic music, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Woolsey Hall.
Violinist Chad Hoopes, 17, grown from the chubby-cheeked prodigy who has wowed audiences since childhood, to a mature, albeit still-youthful performer, is the guest soloist.
NHSO Music Director William Boughton calls Hoopes' appearance "one of those rare occasions for New Haven audiences to witness a real wunderkind at the beginning of his career, because I have no doubt he's going to become one of the major forces in the violin world.
Hoopes will show that technical maturity beyond his years that has gained him a worldwide following, when he performs the Violin Concerto in D Major, one of the composer's most difficult works.
The other piece in the program is Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 1 in G minor, also known as "Winter Daydreams."
Hoopes is the second of the NHSO's New Generation Artists to perform this season in the program which recognizes and fosters outstanding young American musical talent. The other, pianist Michael Brown opened the season, and both will appear again next season.
Boughton first heard Hoopes on the Internet when Hoopes was 15. After going to a concert, he contacted IMG, his management group.
"Since two years ago, his career has just blossomed, and he hasn't even finished his studies," said Boughton. "I'm really excited about seeing him and working with him. ..."
Hoopes won first prize at the Menuhin International Violin Competition (Young Artist Division) in 2008, and has appeared with major orchestras worldwide, including the San Francisco, Utah and Pittsburgh symphonies. His playing has been called an "inspiring blend of emotional expression and technical ease," that is "way beyond his years." He has been featured on the CBS Early Show, on NPR, and on PBS' "From the Top: Live at Carnegie Hall."
Boughton says the difficulty in the piece lies in its exacting technique both in the left hand and the bowing.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by MisterZ, Feb 5, 2008.
O.k., maybe the line was a little wider then.
Because as Kerr said he is a moron and he like some many others in the BB world still believe that Shaq is still the most dominant player out there??? Remember some media types in the preseason still had the Heat as the 4th best team in the east. Seems like somebody even had them going to the conference finals thinking that if Shaq and Wade were both healthy by mid season they would return to form. Kerr won't admit it yet, but this was probably his response to the Lakers getting Gasol and he figured with Amare and Marion both being kind of soft in the middle defensively>> they needed somebody else to offset the Bynum/Gasol duet or Duncan when it came down to the post season. I am thinking based on Shaq's comments at the Suns news conference today that he will probably more inclined to get back in shape and probably won't fake any injuries......
Back in November, four out of the 18 ESPN "experts" predicted the Miami Heat to win their division. Eight out of the 18 picked the Bulls to win the Eastern Conference. More experts picked the Bulls to win the Central Division than the Pistons (10-7). Five of the experts predicted Phoenix to win it all (without Shaq). One expert (Chad Ford) actually picked the Pistons to win it all. ESPN - Experts' preseason predictions for titles - NBA One expert (Dr. Jack Ramsey) picked Scott Skiles to win Coach of the Year. Three experts picked Maxiel to win the Most Improved Player (MIP) Award. JMax also got one vote for Sixth Man of the Year. ESPN - Experts' preseason predictions for awards - NBA
312 for him is a good weight and 12 percent body fat is very good. ---------------------------------------------------------- From 4 years ago So it seems that he is actually 15 pounds lighter than 4 years ago. I doubt he could ever get down below 300. His frame is too big and he is too muscular. Miami's Diesel Brings Punch To The Gallon - Sports Shaq aims for 5th title
The big variable here is how much was Shaq loafing? We will soon find out. It was funny watching Phoenix and New Orleans battle it out last night without their best defensive players, Marion and Chandler.
Shaq really did slim down after the trade from L.A. to Miami, and he seems to done a good job staying at that weight over the last few years. But he can't be productive for 35 minutes per game anymore anyway, so his weight probably isn't that good a measure of how much gas he has left in the tank. He doesn't seem to have much left anymore no matter what.
by whom? I mean, Shaq's always been the kind of childish person who would do anything for spite, but like improving his free throw shooting, he won't do that.
Steve Kerr said on the radio that the Suns' doctors measured Shaq yesterday at 320 pounds and 12% body fat.
OK. Well, I think 320 is probably more accurate than 312. Or maybe the 12% is calculated like a tax? So, 320 pounds of bone and tissue, plus 38 pounds of fat?
He's easily over 500 lbs when you factor in his ego.
This game replay story is kind of crazy. The Heat and Hawks have to replay the final 51 seconds because there was a dispute about Shaq's 6th foul. Now, they will replay it without Shaq. The question remains whether the new guys (Marion) can play in the replay. ESPN - Heat, Hawks to replay end of game, but can new players go? - NBA
Is the Suns doctor named Dr. Phil? Yeah Shaq looked in good shape up their on the podium talking today, but if you think about it, what NBA team doctor was going to have Shaq fail a physical when the franchise is depending on it?? I suspect because of the new situation and the prospect of beating out the Lakers or Spurs in the WCF, Shaq will show up and give it his best ..more so than what he did in Miami this past season..but not sure if he has that much left in the tank for rest of the season.... unless Mike Antoni uses him sparingly and saving him for heavier minutes in the post season?? Whatever happens, Shaq sold it to the Suns beat writers with all of his I am going to make Amare better BS.
Steve Kerr said the entire trade hinged upon what the Phoenix medical staff had to say. They weren't going to approve this deal if they didn't think Shaq could contribute. The salaries in the trade are pretty much a wash for the first 2 years. It's the $20 million in Shaq's 3rd year that is the biggest part of the risk.
If Shaq stinks it up, Kerr should forfeit his entire salary to help foot the bill for Snaq's salary in that third year. Not sure what Kerr is getting, but he could put a dent in it.
I am not so sure salaries are a wash when you swap these guys. Marion is going to contribute, he may be unhappy, but he'll give you something. Banks is a nice piece with a little bit to high of a price tag (actually everybody in this deal is getting paid to much). And Shaq, maybe he'll help em out, but I like paying for production not some guy to sit on the bench and complain about his thigh bruise. I guess what I am saying is if I gotta shell out 20 mil for some basketball player, I'd rather pay it to somebody who hustles, plays D, and can play 35 minutes a game for the rest of the season.
Hell if this don't work and the Suns go down as fast as the Heat have (I know Shaq wasn't the only reason for that), I wanna know how fast Kerr is gonna get kicked out of town. As avid as some Suns fans are I think he is gonna need to go hide out in Siberia for a bit.
I said salaries are a wash, not production.
Don't forget he also traded the draft picks that ended up being Tony Allen and Josh Smith. I cringe every time Josh puts up numbers like the ones he has posted in the last two games for ATL.
I believe the hype. One thing that noone seems to be mentioning is the fact that Nash's window is closing.... and Amare or no, the Suns won't be the contenders for anything once he and Marion (who was leaving anyway) are not on the team. Taking a gamble on Shaquille makes perfect sense to me. Whats more, I really do believe he will take a great deal of pressure off of Amare, which will in fact make him a better player on the floor. I didn't think Grant would do well in the Suns system, and he appears to be handling things just fine. If the PHX docs can give Shaq some of that cookin'....this team has just become my favorite in the west.
Based on the PHX team, I believe they want to win this year or next. I figure they're good for a ship at least one of these two years.
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It's quite rare for two comets to be found in the same patch of sky, but right now Comets Lemmon and PANSTARRS are both in the south. Unfortunately they are very faint, and even from a lovely dark sky, they are only just barely visible. But they are putting on a show for those with binoculars or a small telescope.
During February, astro-photographer, Alex Cherney captured the two comets from the Mornington Penisula. He has also produced a wonderful time-lapse video of the comets together in the sky. You can check it out on the Terrastro blog.
During February Comets Lemmon and PANSTARRS have travelled across the southern sky.Image: Alex CherneySource: http://www.terrastro.com/
There's a chance that the comets may brighten a little as they continue to head towards the Sun, but you never can tell with comets. After all, comets are called 'dirty snowballs' and how brilliantly (or disappointingly!) they will melt is hard to predict.
Comet PANSTARRS is currently the brighter of the two and it reaches perihelion (closest to the Sun) on the 10th March. The problem for us, is that we can only see the comet in the twilight sky and after perihelion it will move too far north for us to see it at all. However, northern hemisphere observers are hopeful that the comet might be fairly easy to see once it travels north.
Comet Lemmon can be found low in the south-west at sunset or low in the south-east before sunrise. It will reach perihelion on the 24th March, and photographs of the comet have shown it to have an eerie greenish glow. The comet contains carbon (or C2 gas) and the Sun is making the gas fluoresce and turning it green.
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With an unforgiving schedule and high hopes for this season, the Giants can ill afford to take the Browns lightly. And despite their 0-4 record, Cleveland has gone toe-to-toe with three teams that are currently 3-1. Dont be surprised if one of the matchups below decides the outcome." Read more..


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We started up Sheep Mountain on the grade of an old mining road. The surface was knee-to-thigh deep sugar snow with occasional - and often completely invisible until you punched through and twisted a knee - thin-frozen crust. It felt like wading through a bottomless bucket of sand. Strenuous and slow going. Bjorn broke trail most of the way. I tried to forge ahead to do my share, but I could scarcely keep up with him. I'm not used to hoisting 25 pounds of winter gear on my back, and he had that ski advantage (although, really, it hardly looked like an advantage in these conditions.)
We trudged upward for nearly five hours, barely making five miles during that time, and we were nowhere near where we had hoped to be - somewhere closer to the ridge of Sheep Mountain or at least in the alpine bowl. We did see some Dall sheep, however, not to mention a veritable highway of wolf and coyote tracks. But, sunset was well on its way and we decided we wanted to be closer to the car for the Friday drive to Fairbanks, so we started down. The worst part about the snow is it didn't even pack down, so we basically had to break trail through sugar going downhill as well. Bjorn didn't get to do much skiing at all. I actually felt like snowshoes were an advantage, since I could at least pick up my feet while he had to shuffle through the sand. He did manage to slide a little, though, even with skins on.
The part about the ski trip that I was really excited about was the camping. We set up the tent on the shoreline of the Slim River, donned down coats and fired up the stove to melt snow. Winds were light and dusk temperatures were about 15 degrees - really mild for the Yukon in March. We were able to sit outside around our "campfire" of a stove, drinking hot water (we both forgot to bring tea) and eating frozen turkey sandwiches and Snickers bars. There was no wind, and if we stopped talking, the valley was so quiet that we could hear animal sounds in the far distance - small creatures running, coyotes yipping, wolves howling. It was really quite special. We settled into our Arctic bags and fell asleep to the ranging silence. The overnight temperature dropped below zero and I got one of the best nights of sleep I have had in a long time.
The ski out on the Slim River was pretty mellow, which helped make up for our afternoon of wallowing the day before. It's certainly questionable whether I should have participated in a ~11-hour overnight hike just a couple of days before my bike race, but in this case, as in many cases, it was exactly what I needed. Things here in Fairbanks have been kind of stressful - as they should be, I guess, since I am gearing up for this 100-mile bike race. Trail conditions and weather both look to be good. I'm enamored with this harsh Interior landscape and I can't wait to get out on the trail. The race begins at 8 a.m. Sunday. I'll be carrying my SPOT unit along the way, so you can track my progress (or possible lack thereof) at this link: My Shared Page.
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Here is an attempt after our recent signings:
1) DJ Fluker - RT Alabama - I feel like this one is close to etched in stone to be honest. Fluker is a day 1 starter and a Phil Loadholt clone. Will beast in the run game and is better than most think in the passing game. I feel he is a RT and not a guard, but if he fails as a tackle, we can push him inside.
2) Sio Moore - OLB Uconn - I love more as a potential strong side LB for the Giants. He can rush the passer and cover fairly well. He is another I feel can be an instant starter.
3) Sam Montgomery - DE LSU - I see a decent slide for Montgomery come draft day, but he was a first round talent at the beginning of the year. BPA here for us.
4) Terry Hawthorne - CB - Illinois - Good size and speed combo here. Hawthorne is an underrated CB in a very good CB class but should be available here. He can play specials for a year and be ready to be plugged in in 2014.
5) Josh Boyd - DT - Mississippi St. - Another DT for our rotation with the potential to start down the line. Boyd is a stout run stuffer with some pass rush moves. Offers good value here.
6) Johnathan Stewart - ILB Texas A&M - Very good size and a good athlete to boot. Would be a nice special teams player with the ability to play MLB down the road.
7). Lamar Mady - G - Youngstown State - This is a guy I hear the Giants love. Sent our O-line coach to his pro day where he looked very good. 35 BP reps and good numbers in the drills as well. Needs some time to develop though.
Priority FA's
Ryan Griffin - TE UConn
Jeff Tuel - QB - Washington State
T.J. Moe - WR Missouri
George Winn - RB Cincinnati
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Marcus Cromartie - CB Wisconsin
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yep fits the 'pattern"
a living on wellfair , probably got free rent , food stamps and the kids were going to college free as exchange students.
in other words the US government PAID with out tax dollars to shelter these terrorists!
Boston Bombers Received Welfare Checks!
So, we gave them the new American dream...welfare.
So much for the question of who helped finance them, taxpayers via government hand outs.
They probably used an Obama phone to set off the bombs.
Marathon bombings mastermind Tamerlan Tsarnaev was living on taxpayer-funded state welfare benefits even as he was delving deep into the world of radical anti-American Islamism, the Herald has learned.
State officials confirmed last night that Tsarnaev, slain in a raging gun battle with police last Friday, was receiving benefits along with his wife, Katherine Russell Tsarnaev, and their 3-year-old daughter. The states Executive Office of Health and Human Services said those benefits ended in 2012 when the couple stopped meeting income eligibility limits. Russell Tsarnaevs attorney has claimed Katherine who had converted to Islam was working up to 80 hours a week as a home health aide while Tsarnaev stayed at home.
In addition, both of Tsarnaevs parents received benefits, and accused brother bombers Dzhokhar and Tamerlan were recipients through their parents when they were younger, according to the state.
The news raises questions over whether Tsarnaev financed his radicalization on taxpayer money.
Relatives and news reports have indicated that Tamerlan Tsarnaevs descent into extremist Islam began around 2008 or 2009, when the ethnic Chechen met a convert identified only as Misha, began to become more devout, and sought out jihadist and conspiracy theorist websites, and the rabidly anti-Semitic propaganda tract, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
In 2009, he was quoted in a photo essay as saying, I dont have a single American friend, I dont understand them, adding that he believed Americans had lost their values.
His uncle Ruslan Tsarnaev said it was around that time his nephew gave up drinking and was devoting himself to Gods business, while Tamerlans mother, now wearing a hijab an Islamic headscarf began relating conspiracy theories about the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks to her cosmetology clients that she said her son had told her.
In early 2011, Tamerlan Tsarnaev first came to the attention of the FBI when the Russian FSB intelligence service contacted the U.S. agency to warn that he was suspected of being a dangerous radical and sought information.
The request stated that it was based on information that he had changed drastically since 2010 as he prepared to leave the United States for travel to the countrys region to join unspecified underground groups. The FBI reported finding no terrorism activity.
In mid-2011, he was being monitored by the FSB, apparently prompting the FBI contact, ahead of his six-month trip home to Dagestan in 2012, where Time magazine reported he is believed to have attended a notorious radical mosque.
The state did not say when the Tsarnaevs began receiving benefits. But Health and Human Services spokesman Alec Loftus said the Tsarnaevs were not receiving transitional assistance benefits at the time of the incident, a reference to the marathon bombing that killed three and injured 260.
Loftus declined to specify what kinds of benefits and the amount of benefits the family received.
Their taxpayer-funded status came to light last night after repeated calls and emails to welfare officials from the Herald. They refused to comment throughout the day, but pressure mounted last night when the Herald started asking lawmakers whether the Department of Transitional Assistance should release the information.
yep fits the 'pattern"
a living on wellfair , probably got free rent , food stamps and the kids were going to college free as exchange students.
in other words the US government PAID with out tax dollars to shelter these terrorists!
Bring all the vermin into OUR country-feed them, educate them, clothe them, house them. The fucks STILL hate us! Time to cleanse this country....from the top down!!!
Doesn't suprise me at all.It seems that everyone in this state gets free rent and an EBT card.I was at the social security office with a friend a few years back and saw a older man who was probably in his late 70s walk in and cut the line.He couldn't speak and english and had an enterpreter with him.The woman came out from behind the glass with a big smile and told him " go downstairs and see them and they will put you right on welfare and give you a temporary ebt card with some money on it and then come back and we'll sign you up for social security".He had never woeked a day in this country and he gets to live out the rest of his life for free.The ebt cars are a joke too.Every corner store now has big signs in the window letting people know they accept ebt cards.Every store also has a food item that cost the exact same amout as cigarettes,beer or scratch tickets.When someone wants to buy one they just scan the food item and take the card.They can also get cash from the food side of it but I don't know how they do that.
no surprise here nor is the cover up on the first person of interest by the DHS and the White House
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The Welfare State has reached epidemic proportions. It cannot maintain this level for long. Another bubble that will burst and create a sh*tstorm. I think we should deport ANYONE who is on welfare that can work, and is just abusing the system. I don't care if they're 5th generation American. If they aren't willing to work to provide for themselves and their families, then guess what, you should starve!! Then you have the ones who hate us, yet they come here to live off of the hard working American taxpayer, all the while trying to change America into their idea of a 3rd World Sh*thole Paradise!!
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller


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HOUSTON -(Dow Jones)- Chevron Corp. (CVX) former Chairman and Chief Executive David O'Reilly received $16.5 million in total compensation in 2009, a 11.5% increase from the previous year, according to a securities filing released Thursday.
O'Reilly, who retired from the San Ramon, Calf.-based company in December, received a $1.79 million base salary, up 8.6% from 2008, and cash bonuses totaling $3 million, down from $3.22 million. He also received shares of Chevron stock valued at $5.1 million, a roughly $807,000 increase from 2008, and he gained $4.83 million by exercising 315,000 options. Other compensation, including O'Reilly's use of the company aircraft and home security, was valued at $517,228. The value of O'Reilly pension for 2009 was $1.3 million.
John Watson, Chevron's new chief executive and formerly the company's vice chairman, received $8.79 million in total compensation in 2009, a 58% increase from the previous year.
Chevron Chief Financial Officer Patricia Yarrington received $6.35 million in total compensation. She is Chevron's lowest paid "C-suite" executive, according to the company's filing. Yarrington became the company's CFO in January of 2009 after being promoted from vice president and treasurer.
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Describes a double-standard, where elected officials do not care about civil rights violations concerning ordinary citizens, but scandalize similar violations when they happen to them.
Coined by Edward Snowden.
Coined by Edward Snowden.
"It's equally if not more concerning that we're seeing another 'Merkel Effect,' where an elected official does not care at all that the rights of millions of ordinary citizens are violated by our spies, but suddenly it's a scandal when a politician finds out the same thing happens to them."
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What happens if I miss a dose?
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
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Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.
What should I avoid while taking fenofibrate?
If you also take cholestyramine, colesevelam, or colestipol: Wait 4 to 6 hours after taking any of these other medicines before you take fenofibrate. Avoid taking fenofibrate within 1 hour before taking the other medicine.
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Quantum systems pioneer to discuss making weirdness work
Exploiting "quantum weirdness" would dramatically improve computers, make communications systems more secure, and even make possible the teleportation of the physical state of an object.
Carlos Stroud, professor of optics and physics at the University of Rochester, will discuss how scientists can harness the exotic properties of quantum systems in a public lecture titled "Quantum Weirdness: Technology of the Future," at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, September 23, in Lecture Hall 10 on the Binghamton University campus. The lecture is free and open to the public.
Quantum mechanics has been around since the early 20th century. From the beginning, it made some predictions that were weird from the perspective of the every day world. Until recently, these "quantum weirdnesses" were limited to laboratory demonstrations with microscopic particles. Recently, scientists have shown that these exotic properties of quantum systems can be harnessed for practical applications that may revolutionize technology. Stroud will explore this new field, the physical ideas underlying it and the promise for the future.
Stroud has a degree in physics and mathematics from Centre College, and a doctoral degree in physics from Washington University. In addition to his role as professor of optics and professor of physics, Stroud also serves as director of the Center for Quantum Information. He is a fellow of both the Optical Society of America and the American Physical Society. Stroud has lectured in more than 75 different universities, held several lectureships, and from 1998-2002 is a Distinguished Traveling Lecturer for the Division of Laser Science of the American Physical Society.
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First Lutheran Church in Pine River is holding their annual Cookie Walk on Saturday, Dec. 8 from 9 a.m. to noon. Here is everything a holiday sweet tooth desires: table after table of Christmas cookies and candy all decked out for the season with frosting and sparkles. The Fellowship Hall is transformed into a cookie wonderland with platters of cookies and candies filling each table. The doors open at 9:00 am. Shoppers are given boxes and plastic gloves as move along the tables making their choices and loading their boxes. At the checkout table your box is weighed and cookies are sold for $5 per pound. Specialty items are sold by the piece. First Lutheran Church is located at 309 N 2nd St. in Pine River.


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Reviewer1515623님께서 9 13, 2008 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
I looked around to see what would be a satisfying green product to add to my diet and this seemed to win hands down. At first I tried it with apple juice and that was good. Then I tried it with water. I could handle that also. Then I tried it with lemon added as lemon water on an empty stomach does the very same thing as this product is intentioned to do. The flavor wasn't overwhelming. I liked it. Does its job. And with the lemon it seems to enhance its purpose. Once I'm done with my 5 bottles I will definitely be re-ordering it again. I wholly recommend it. I did try it on an empty stomach and it was fabulous. Tried it after eating and still fabulous. I do prefer it on an empty stomach tho with lemon water. Just seems to work that much better. But I only do that once per day. I started out with a half tsp like they said. Since I eat a lot of salad anyway I just upped it to three tsp's a day after a week and have had no rapid detoxification but can see through my skin that I am doing so a little bit. Everyone says my skin is glowing. As if I am pregnant! Har! Everyone keeps asking me! I checked and it is glowing. To wrap this up....Green Kamut ROCKS!!! Buy it! Try it! Fall in love with it! 3X a day!
Favorite green drink!
Reviewer3159296님께서 11 20, 2007 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
I have used a lot of green drink products over the years and this one is my favorite! It is just pure juice powder and doesn't have multiple ingredients which reduces the probability of having more man made, processed foods to ingest. (The simpler the better, and SO much easier on the liver.) I feel it is the closest thing to fresh wheatgrass juice. And it's economically priced as well. Definitely a five star product!
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been using this product for 6 yrs....cured my husbands prostate issues, cleared my teen sons acne and gives instant energy.
Wonderful skin, extra energy! :)
Reviewer1275387님께서 5 05, 2011 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
Last spring my body suddenly collapsed, and I've been extremely tired ever since. I have not been able to work or study over the past 10 months, which is really hard to deal with considered I'm only 21 years old. The doctors have not been able to diagnose me with anything spesific, and believe that my body "is just tired after a lot of stress". After reading about this online, I decided to give it a try, even if I do not really believe in this kind of products. I have to say, this works wonders! I feel much better, considering that I have only used kamut for a short time. I will give an update after a few weeks. There is, however, an amazing side effect to this product, besides the extra energy: As other reviewers have said, this product has an amazing effect on the skin! My skin is glowing - earlier I have had some problems with dry skin in the eye area, it is all GONE after using this product for two weeks. I already use expensive skincare products (Decleor, Matis, etc.) who works really well, but this gave my skin a real boost, and now everone is asking me what kind of make up I'm wearing, even when I'm wearing nothing :)
Reviewer1892810님께서 2 05, 2009 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
I'm kind of new to the green foods thing as this was my second one I tried. My first green food was Barley from this same company and it was good but I definitely like this Green Kamut Juice Powder better. I feel more alert and energized from it too but its not like caffeine energy. Take it everyday 1-3 times.
Super, Super Product...
Reviewer3297121님께서 4 25, 2010 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
I would highly recommend this product. After nearly 3 weeks of use, I can really tell the difference in how I feel. Start with 1/2 teaspoon per serving 3 times a day and build up from there. I did some research before I bought the product, but after I was feeling so good I did alot more research into the product and discovered why. I would rank this product higher if I could. Great price and fast shipping by iherb!
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Reviewer1571023님께서 7 19, 2008 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
Completely disolves in water which indicates to me that it is made with the highest of standards. When you mix it with water... you have the actual juice again. Doesn't taste great but it is an excellent product anyway. Very healthy for you!
Great Product, Great iHerb Price
Reviewer1704638님께서 10 12, 2007 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
I use to grow wheatgrass myself and juice it, but it was taking so much time and space I wanted to try something else. The Green Kamut is as close to the fresh wheatgrass juice as I could find. Plus I like that it is all powdered juice and no "whole leaf". iHerb is a great supplier with a good price on this product. They take extra care in packing the product and I also trust that it will be shipped on time and in good shape. meljr
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Reviewer1910632님께서 8 15, 2008 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
I eat a raw food diet and use fresh wheatgrass juice, but I prefer the taste of the Kamut. I have tried several different green drinks and I love the taste of this one. BonitaKindle
A great source for essential antioxident
Reviewer2895577님께서 9 18, 2008 에 작성하셨습니다. | 실제 주문자가 작성한 글
The quality is by far the best among all green foods. It makes my body more alkaline and simply makes me feel great everyday.


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Baboon ass is an unfortunate case where your ass cheeks sweat and the wet hairs on your ass cause friction, which is a the pain felt as baboon ass. It's most common whilst doing activity, and in the summertime, where your body will naturally sweat more. Wiping your ass too hard can also result in this terrible sickness. The term baboon ass derives from the redness found on a baboon's ass, this same redness is a sympton along with a bloody great pain on your crack of the sickness also.
by Muddy Horsburgh September 06, 2005
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
When you (a male) grab the top of your scrotum near the didick, squeezing the nuts until they are tightly displayed against the scrotum flesh. Best when displayed through the fly of your pants, and then asking a cute girl if she has ever seen a baboon's ass.
Have you ever seen a baboon's ass?
by Joe January 10, 2004
A condition in which a mans ass ( specifically on or around the butthole ) becomes red and swollen resembling the ass of a Baboon . This unfortunate and painful condition is most often the result of exercise or manual labor on hot humid summer days and is often made worse by the salt found naturally in a man' perspiration. In addition baboon ass can also be brought on by repeated wiping of ones butthole such as in the case of diarhea or the beer shits etc...
OUCH my ass hurts , I must have baboon ass from all that beer and exercise. "Honey can you kiss it better ?"
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stage 2 of monkey butt when youve had too many jalapenos
i am passing monkey butt going on to baboon ass since i have ate that jar of jalapenos
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When a balding male gets sunburn on the top of his head. The red bald spot on the top of his head, partly covered with hair, will show an uncanny resemblance with a baboons backside.
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Take the corner with a sense of adventure, motherfucker. I don'want to see your baboon ass!
by aaus February 11, 2008
{noun). When a man gets up from a sitting or squatting position too quickly, inadvertently having his scrotum slip between his legs. As he straightens up, they get trapped tightly underneath his ass cheeks, thus displaying swollen genitalia turning red like that of a baboon.
"I regret wearing boxers today because I got up too fast and got instant baboon ass! Now my balls hurt!"
by Mr. Bravo December 18, 2008
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A group of five girls stayed here and it was fantastic! The views were spectacular the location was spot on couldn't fault the apartment it was spotless and the finishing touch of the towels made up as swans on each bed with small toiletries was a lovely touch. We picked up the keys early from the interhome office the lady was extremely helpful. Would highly recommend we will be using this apartment again on our next visit to benidorm. Thank you
perfect!! the host were so accomodating...nice flat with a private pool...100% coming back!
A little romantic house near lake como. It's a historic stone house, which has been restored beautifully. Perfect for two persons, but also possible with two kids.
Beautiful, comfortable flat with a magnificent view over plage du sillon
Very nice and cosy little appartment. It's small but has everything one needs, the hosts are very friendly, and the location is both quiet and beautiful. Even the dog loved the stay!
I was total satisfied - everything went smoothly. The house was clean and well equipped. Host was very nice and friendly. Nice view and environment. Great places in the neighborhood - worth to visit.
A Nice small apartment in a very nice neighborhood in Venice, few tourists but still good restaurants and very nice people. The host don't speak english but is still very nice and polite. The only thing we missed at the apartment was a AC system because the apartment gets very hot during the summer.
Nicely located apartment with 2 large bedrooms. Big and clean swimmingpool outside to share with the other in the complex. Never crowded. Clean and practical apartment. There were quite a few mosqitoes in July, som should be good to bring mosqitonet to put on the terrace doors to be able to ventilate during the night. No airconditioner installed but night temp. at about 19 degrees C. so ok. You should rent a car to get around/down to the center and beaches. Beautiful scenery.
Splendid location to visit Tirol.
The accommodation provides all you need to enjoy your holidays.
View from the terrace was absolutely beautiful!
The apartment served our purpose as we used it for smaller dinners and sleeping.
Bigger dinners would require you to buy many spices and such as there was absolutely nothing available. The walk to town (approx.. 1km) was all downhill making the journey back a good work-out :).
Wimdu was great, except the property manager (key-holder) did not speak English so it was difficult understanding about the apartment when we first got there.
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Cheryl "Cherie" Arvis
Cheryl "Cherie" Arvis
Cheryl "Cherie" Arvis, 64, of Ironton, passed away at the Crosby Care Center on March 30, 2013.
She was born March 15, 1949, in Wadena, to Clyde "Doug" and Lucille Swanson.
Cherie is survived by her husband, Frank; daughters, Carri (Eric) Larson and Trisha (Travis) Skeesick; sons, Brian Burgau and Troy (Shanon) Burgau; stepchildren, Shane Arvis and Christina Arvis; nine grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; brother, Duane (Rita) Swanson; sisters, Vickie (Roy) Iverson and Debra Swanson; many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; sister, Karen; husbands, Ron and Marv; and stepdaughter, Shannon.
Cherie enjoyed being with family, riding motorcycle, playing bingo and taking care of her flowerbeds. She was a devoted mother, grandmother, daughter, aunt, sister and friend. She will be forever missed. We love you, Mom!
Memorial service will be at 4:30 p.m. Friday, April 12, at Sebeka United Methodist Church. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service.
Arrangements are with Kline Funeral Home, Pequot Lakes.


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My husband and I are new to beekeeping, installing our first bees into 2 Warre hives on April 8th. They both filled the top box in about 2 weeks and moved down to the lower box. They filled the lower boxes about half way within another week or so. We added a third box to the bottom and noticed both top boxes were completely capped (as far as we could see anyway). Last week they started hanging down in large clusters in the lowest (3rd) boxes. The middle box is still about halfway filled in on one hive and just about completely filled in the other hive. However I noticed they have uncapped and drained the top box. I thought they would be stocking up this time of year, not draining. Is this normal or something to worry about?
Also, our hives are at a friends property in a location he chose, we were happy to use what ever was offered. They do not get early morning sun, nor evening sun. But a good amount throughout the day. They seem to be doing well and are very active so we weren't too concerned. We recently were offered a new location a block away in full sun. Should we move them or leave them be? They seem happy.
Thank you!
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Town Square
Why was my post about Al Zawahari removed?
Original post made by Resident, Another Palo Alto neighborhood, on Jul 10, 2007
It is incomprehensible to me that you remove these threads with no explanation, especially when I have been paying attention for one year and followed all the "rules" I have been able to figure out from what you have deleted and what you have left. You leave diatribes with horrific name calling and slurs and supposedly factual "stories" with no links for supporting data...yet delete my post with no name calling and a link given to support my opinion.
Please explain.
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digital editor of Palo Alto Online
on Jul 10, 2007 at 5:07 pm
Tyler Hanley is a registered user.
See Web Link
a resident of Midtown
on Jul 10, 2007 at 7:52 pm
Besides, If they left your stuff on they might also leave my response, and you probably wouldn't like that.
Try this - Present your grievance, then present the Israeli response and your rebutal.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jul 11, 2007 at 11:27 am
Tyler: yes, I read and re-read that thread before posting. I must be dense, because i don't see how this was a resurrected topic ( it was a new tape with new evidence) and it is continually current because of congress and their almost weekly bringing it up. It didn't flame, it gave an opinion based on new data, and ( in my opinion) was as respectfully done as possible given the fact that it is by someone who has vowed to destroy America.
the only thing that was true about it was that it IS a Middle East topic. So, if your point is to stop all Middel East topics, then i get it.
It feels, to me, more like dampening news.
Walter, you clearly did not see the thread either time. I suspect you would agree with what I wrote. Check out the thread about July 4th fizzling and you will see what I am talking about.
But, I wasn't looking for either agreement or disagreement. I was expressing frustration at the almost total lack of awareness of the tapes released by Al Zawahari, and their meaning.
An honest discussion and exchange of ideas about these tapes would be good, but I tend to agree that it would unlikely happen in this forum. I posted just to increase awareness in an area which seems, to me, to be pretty unaware.
a resident of Palo Verde
on Jul 11, 2007 at 12:10 pm
I agree with resident. I just happened to see his post before it was removed. He pointed out a recent tape by a radical Islamist that wants us dead. It is a real threat, not just paranoid rantings.
I have read many posts on this site that riducle Bush about his stance on the wars against the radicals in the Middle East, and elsewhere. Resident's post provided a little balance.
a resident of Stanford
on Jul 11, 2007 at 1:46 pm
You wrote:
"He pointed out a recent tape by a radical Islamist that wants us dead. It is a real threat, not just paranoid rantings."
How would you like it if I posted that sort of garbage about Jewish leaders?
By the way, I watched the entire video, and I challenge you to explain exactly what Al Zawahiri said that was so hateful.
a resident of Palo Verde
on Jul 11, 2007 at 2:07 pm
Dr. Ferragamo,
I am neither a Jew nor a Christian. I am an agnostic. I was raised as a nominal Catholic, but I gave that up when I was 12 years old. So your religious bias will not work on me.
Radical (fundamentalist) Islam attacked the U.S. on 9/11 (and before). I have nothing to apologize about. It is a fact.
Why not just put the facts out there, then debate them? I am quite willing to debate with you about Al Zawahiri's views, IF this thread is put back up, from the beginning. It is a very important issue - in fact, it is one of the most important debates in the last decade.
I hope you would join me in requesting that the Weekly actually take on real, and controversial issues, like this one.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jul 11, 2007 at 2:34 pm
Actually, this is the sort of thing I would love to see happen. I would love to see posts from everyone to support their stances. For example, Ferragamo could give me a link to someone who is translating the video differently, and then I could figure out which translation I trust more. That sort of thing.
I really like links to actual sources, like videos by the leaders he claims to have said this or that..to support his stances. I try to always back up my claims with links, I would love it if we all did that for each other. I have an open mind, if someone can show me where I am in error, I am free to change me mind.
I don't trust anyone to interpret a story for me, much preferring the source.
Maybe we could have a "footnoted" thread, whereby every opinion needs to be backed by a link to a source? I am not being facetious, I would love it.
That would stop a lot of the junk that gets said..can't source calling names, for example. can source certain statements or actions from various folks.
a resident of Stanford
on Jul 11, 2007 at 2:51 pm
It's not okay to make overtly racist remarks about Muslims or anyone else.
And I noticed that you failed to cite Al Zawahiri's exact words that were so offensive.
And for the record, Zionist Jews attacked USA on 9/11.
a resident of Community Center
on Jul 11, 2007 at 6:19 pm
Dr Ferragomo--would you care to provide any proof that Zionist Jews attacked the US on 9/11.
I find it hard to believe that anyone would actually believe that story!!! It appears, according to some, people that the jews are behind every disaster and case of malfeasance in the world. the jews make a handy scapegoat for you and your ilk. Very sad, indeed.
As we all know muslim extremists led by AlQeida and Osama Bin Laden were behind 9/11. That is clear to the majority of the civil world. the jews didn't do it--get over it--I know you are disappointed.
I noticed that your posts, in your various incarnations/disguises, make hateful comments against Israel/Jews. However you seem to get your knickers in a twist when someone makes a critical, not necessarily a hateful comment, about Muslims.
a resident of Stanford
on Jul 11, 2007 at 10:37 pm
Proud jew,
Your last post was in violation of the Town Square's standards of respectfulness and truthfulness, but it's common for Zionist Jews to be very rude and racist in this forum.
That said: Why did Jewish terrorists try to sink the U.S.S. Liberty in June 1967?
And why were the U.S.S. Liberty survivors instructed to shut up about the attack or face prison?
Answer: The attack on the U.S.S. Liberty was a false-flag attack designed to entice USA to attack Egypt.
Same goes for the King David Hotel bombing in 1946, where Jewish terrorists disguised themselves as Muslims to bomb British military in Jerusalem, murdering 91 people.
Same goes for the Lavon Affair, where Jewish terrorists bombed American and British targets in Cairo in the summer of 1954, hoping to pin the blame on Muslims.
Same goes for the 9/11 attack: You just don't want to admit it.
And what did we get out of the 9/11 attack?
We got millions of smoldering dead Muslims.
And who exactly wanted that outcome? Was it Muslims? Or was it Jews?
It's also interesting how Zionist Jews have not thanked USA for destroying our nation in order to murder Zionists' enemies.
Zionist Jews won't be satisfied until we have many more piles of smoldering dead Muslims.
"Bring the troops home? Are you kidding?" insists the Zionist Jew.
Even Michael Chertoff, with his dual American and Israeli citizenship, is now predicting the Muslims will attack USA again this summer.
So ask yourself honestly: Why would Muslims want to attack USA? Why would Muslims want more dead Muslims?
Try all you want - there's no denying that Jewish terrorists are lusting for more Muslim blood, something they might achieve with another 9/11 attack while GWB is still in office.
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And what command should you use when you have many independent variables with
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Bright Light Bright Light - Cry At Films (new song!)
Big news on the Bright Light Bright Light front, and it's nothing but the good stuff. Earlier this week, Popjustice announced the formation of their brand new label, Popjustice Hi-Fi, under the umbrella of releasing pop music of a higher standard. Aces! Along those lines, their first release comes from Swedish singer Rosanna, but it's their second effort that's got us grooving...cause it's all about the awesomeness that is BLBL.
PHF's next release will be Bright Light Bright Light's Love Part II, and it will be officially available on September 13. Much like the dude's previous works we've featured, the song is a driving force of unstoppably-fantastic synth-pop. The full release contains the original song, a Pepptalk remix, and the b-side Cry At Films, which he's graciously offered to let us give to you.
The other-side cut features Del Marquis, of Scissor Sisters, on guitars and backing vocals, and it's a bit of emotional pop that makes me super happy.
Grab the song after you listen to Love Part II in the video below.
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Brookfield Cedar Playset
The Brookfield Playset is a great swing set that is all cedar and is made just like the larger, more expensive swing sets. It has an upper fort that has a wood roof, sunburst end gables and even a sun porch out front. The lower fort has a real front door, a side snack window with integrated bench, and plenty of sand box play area inside.
A standard step ladder gets the kiddos up to the fort and our 8' speedy slide zips them back down to the yard. Out on the swing beam there are two belts swings and a two-person ship's wheel glider. The kids will love the Brookfield Playset and it will fit in smaller yards so it's perfect for a growing family's home.
- Double forts, upper and lower
- Upper fort has wood roof, sunburst gables and front porch
- Lower fort has real front door and side snack window with bench
- Flat step ladder
- 8' speedy slide
- Two belt swings
- Two-person Ship's Wheel Glider
- Upper deck dimensions: 48" x 38"
- Upper deck height: 4'
- Constructed of all cedar wood which is naturally decay, rot, and insect resistant (No chemical additives
- Pre-stained
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- Detailed assembly manual
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- Outside Dimensions: 13'10"L x 11'11"D x 9'1" High
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I just picked up a nice old Atlas table saw with a cast iron top. It has minor surface rust across the top, but not to the point of pitting. I would like to clean it up and I've been looking at suggestions on the best recommendations. It seems there are as many varying "opinions" on this topic as there are on beekeeping questions.
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Masey Kaplan's children used to bring home fundraising catalogs — the ones from which part of the proceeds go to the school — from their Portland school, full of wrapping paper and plastic toys and goods "from god knows where." Kaplan, a graphic designer who lives in Portland, was torn.
"I thought, I want to support his school, but don't really want any of this stuff," she recalls. Rather than buy crap or abashedly hawk those wares to relatives and co-workers, Kaplan often found herself simply writing a check to the school as a donation. But at the same time, she was scheming: "Maine is just rich with beautiful things — delicious, high quality, well-designed things that people want. Why not put them all together and raise money for schools and help the local economy at the same time?"
Thus began a year and a half of 60-hour weeks, phone calls, appointments, and dedication that culminated in the Close Buy Catalog, a fundraising catalog for Maine schools that features more than 100 products from local vendors including Coffee By Design, W.O. Hesperus Hot Sauce, Dean's Sweets, Ferdinand, and Angela Adams. It's a greener, local alternative to a popular school money-maker, and it brings small businesses right where they want to be: home kitchens, via the backpack. The catalog's first-ever buying cycle just came to a close; four schools (Friends School of Portland, Longfellow Elementary School, and the Lunt and Plummer Motz schools in Falmouth) and more than 30 vendors participated in the inaugural run. It was a great success, by all measures.
Proceeds from the sales were divided as such: 50 percent for the vendors, 35 percent for the schools, and 15 percent for Close Buy. Kaplan reports that gross sales were $47,000; the three schools together made $16,500, and $31,000 was pumped into the local economy. Particularly popular vendors and products included CBD, Coastline Confections, Angela Adams coasters, Littleput Land Scrabble-tile necklaces, Nash Valley Farm Maple Syrup & Candy, Annie Catherine Calendars, and the 2011 Sunrise Guide.
"Everybody met or exceeded their goals," Kaplan says. Longfellow School, for example, had hoped to make $3000 through Close Buy sales. The school made more than $6000, according to Longfellow Parent Teacher Organization co-president Renee Bender.
"It was a great experience," Bender says, adding that because it was one of the pilot schools, Longfellow got to offer feedback along the way. "We felt really connected to it. And this was just the first year — I expect that we're going to do even better in future years."
So does Kaplan. So far, about 20 schools have expressed interest in using Close Buy next year; they'll likely get a slightly smaller cut of the pie (30 percent as opposed to 35) so that Close Buy can maybe make a profit (she describes this year's trial run as "an unpaid learning experience").
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The Hope College Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland is continuing its tradition of showing contemporary and independent films through its 2013 winter film series.
"Hitchcock," running Monday-Saturday, Jan. 28-Feb. 2, is a drama about legendary director Alfred Hitchcock, and his wife, Alma, during the filming of Hitchcock's masterpiece, "Psycho." Forced to self-finance the film, Hitchcock's creative wife tires of the strain and his roving eye when it comes to actresses, creating tension in the marriage. The story behind one of the greatest films of all times is nearly as fascinating as the film itself.
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Correspondence with Hunter S. Thompson
Previously unpublished correspondences from Thompson and the editors of Playboy during the late '60s and early '70s.
In the mid-1960s a twenty-something Hunter S. Thompson was just beginning his savage rise to literary stardom. Hells Angels had just been published and after several grueling years freelance writing, Thompson was attracting the attention of national magazines, publishers and agents.
In the summer of 1967 Playboy editor John Grabree contacted Thompson's Random House publicist, Selma Shapiro, about writing for Playboy. The two exchanged letters for a year, discussing various story ideas about hippies, Haight-Ashbury, the rise of Jefferson Airplane and a Scottish gamekeeper claiming to be a werewolf. Thompson was eventually commissioned to write about U.S. Olympic skier Jean-Claude Killy, and the subsequent endorsement contracts he was offered after winning Olympic gold medals. The article, however, became snared in an ugly revision process and never made it into print.
Having worked tirelessly on the piece, the experience briefly soured Thompson's relations with Playboy. Scanlon's Monthly would go on to publish the article, The Temptations of Jean-Claude Killy in the March 1970 issue. In a December 1969 letter from Hunter's second volume of letters, Fear and Loathing in America: The Brutal Odyssey of an Outlaw Journalist, Hunter writes to the editor of Scanlon's Monthly shortly after Playboy had decided to kill the piece:
"Some people dig it for the word-action; others hate it for the style and tone. The editors of Playboy really despised it: Their edit/memos ranged from "This is a good Esquire piece" to "Thompson's ugly, stupid arrogance is an insult to everything we stand for" and "This is our last adventure with H. Thompson; from now on we'll read his prose in book-form, or not at all…."
Thompson and Playboy's relations began to thaw in the early 1970s when Thompson was contacted by Playboy editor David Butler about writing a piece about a fishing competition in Cozumel, Mexico. The article, The Great Shark Hunt, eventually was published in Playboy's December 1973 issue and became the title story of his 1979 anthology of articles and essays, The Great Shark Hunt. Thompson's correspondences with Playboy document a burgeoning relationship at the height of his journalistic prowess. The handwritten addenda, feverishly scrawled on Woody Creek and Rolling Stone magazine stationary offer a fleeting glimpse into the life of not just Hunter S. Thompson, the drug-addled gonzo legend—but Hunter S. Thompson, the diligent, acerbic and always off-color journalist.
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