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Hi from Vevay, Indiana.. Located between Louisville, KY. And Cincinnati, Oh. Known as the tri states.
Hi from Vevay, Indiana.. Located between Louisville, KY. And Cincinnati, Oh. Known as the tri states.
Welcome to the forum. Question; If KY is below OH, how can you be between them when IN is west of Ohio? Is there a probe in IN that runs between them?
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Welcome from Bloomington In. I think Vevay is a river town. Two steps south and your all wet .
Ok good one. 71/75 Runs from Louisville, KY. To Cincinnati. Oh. along the northern edge of KY near the Ohio River and Vevay is on the southern edge of In. Next to the Ohio River we are about 14 miles from 71/75 at exit #55 off of 71. That puts us in the middle. hope this helps
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For even the Son of man came not to be served but to serve others and to give his life as a ransom for many. Matthew 20:28 NLT
Hi, Steve. I am very close to your location only in KY. Tell us about yourself. How many hives do you have and for how long.
Eaglerock, to make things even more mixed up the Greater Cincinnati Airport is in Northern KY.
Hi At this time I have only one hive and a nuc. Just got back into beekeeping after I was stung 37 times about 4 years ago and went into anaphylactic shock. At that time I was a box watcher and not a beekeeper. Just raised my first queen on the 11 th and she should start lying soon, hop to raise many more in the next few months for splits. For over winter nucs. How about you.
Steve Lustig
For even the Son of man came not to be served but to serve others and to give his life as a ransom for many. Matthew 20:28 NLT
Hey Steve I just got started in beekeeping this year with 4 packages. I took a queen rearing class in May and got 6 cells from that. They have been in the hives for 4 weeks now. In all honesty I really do not know what the heck I am doing but I am having a ball doing it.
Location: close to Florence.
I know the area. We attend church in Cincinnati at the vineyard community church in Springdale. Have done some work in Florence area and do our shopping there some times also.
I and two Amish friends are hoping to open a beekeeping store in this area in spring 2010 wish us luck
that sounds awsome, Steve! I look forward to your store.
Hello and Welcome!
Glad you have joined us. This is a good forum to learn more about bees & beekeeping.
If you're thinking about opening a store, it would be good to get connected to all nearby beekeeping clubs, not to mention that clubs are great places to find mentors.
There's a Southeast Indiana Beekeepers' club just north of you around
Versailles. The contact person is Jon Wismann, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Plus, there are a couple clubs across the river in Carroll and Gallatin counties:


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The stay with Xavier/Ramon was a wonderful time for us. The rooms were very clean and the host was very helpful and agreable. We will come back as soon as possible.Anne und Heiner
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That's because you are an uncaring a-hole who doesnt give a damn about keltic tiger's sister and the many many other women who find their selves in her exact position. Your belief in mythical religion clouds your judgement and paints the world in two colors...black and white
"It's a woman's right to choose. Just don't give her all of the information so her choice can be an informed one! "
Why are you so against a woman getting the information. What do you stand to gain from it?
Kettle meet mr pot! A person who claims to CARE about women, but wants to keep them in the dark by not giving them the information that is required by law!
You don't really care about these women. You care about a cause!!!! If you cared about these women, there is NOWAY you can sit there and say that they should not be given the information. Noway.
catholictiger, so, it is a "tough issue" for you. What an amazing comment. It must be nice to be that sheltered. I am talking to the rape counselor who helped my sister & the family this wkend, & I'll make sure he knows that this particular type of hell is just a "tough issue but the way it is".
As to ".... in the eyes of God": Must be nice as well to get that message directly from God.
My sister, myself, our parents, her husband, we all must have been asleep when he spoke to us, because our beliefs are different.
"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations
Just quit trying to force your beliefs on others, or at the very least, quit trying to protray them as if you are Moses coming down from The Mount with all the answers.
Your beliefs do not necessarily translate to the almighty truth for the rest of the world.
one other thing God kinda makes it obvious in Deuteronomy when he says. THOU SHALL NOT KILL, and the killing of innocent human beings would fit under that.
its called hermeneutics. You must look into what the intent of the author is in this situation and then go look at each of the passages. Just because God killed off people doesn't mean he is for the killing of innocent human beings.
some of the passages you give are what we call dark passages of scripture
but why does this matter to you. You constantly monk our faith and call us stupid and not in the real world.
lol...so you can cherry pick the good passages of your book, but we are suppose to ignore the not so good ones. What a great religion...go out and party hardy all weekend...go confess on monday and you are good to go. And you wonder why people roll their eyes at you.
But the phrase "... what the Catholic Church teaches is the truth" gives me pause, too.
"Every one that is found shall be thrust through; and every one that is joined unto them shall fall by the sword. Their children also shall be dashed to pieces before their eyes; their houses shall be spoiled, and their wives ravished...... Their bows also shall dash the young men topieces; and they shall have no pity on the fruit of the womb; their eye shall not spare children." (Isaiah 13:15-18)
We ignore no part of scripture but sometimes the intent of the author is very ambiguous and therefore not easy to understand what he is trying to get at.
Only reason I'm using it is I'm trying lot explain why the churh is against abortion to another catholic
I'm talking directly to keltic when I used those passages
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leaving the middle completely open constantly
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Press corners have their backs to the LOS. (that's what happens when you play man). So they have no idea where the QB is. Often times QB's run right past them and they don't know it.
Corners in zone are facing the QB and are in better position to make plays on mobile QB's.
This is defense 101 Dez. I'm actually surprised you are asking. Did you watch the Packer/Niner playoff game where the Pack played man all day? The QB ran for more yards than any QB in NFL history.
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In addition to the standard journals in ethics mentioned in Chapter One, see
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Bioethics, and The Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal.
There are several very helpful anthologies that deal with euthanasia. Beneficent
Euthanasia, edited by Marvin Kohl (Buffalo: Prometheus Books, 1975) contains
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edited by John Ladd (New York: Oxford University Press, 1979); Euthanasia:
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pieces; Euthanasia: Opposing Viewpoints, edited by Carol Wekesser (San
Diego: Greenhaven Press, 1995) also contains a good balance of philosophical
and popular pieces, all in relatively short segments. Also see, Voluntary
Euthanasia, edited by A. B. Downing and Barbara Smoker (London: Peter Owen,
1986), which includes a number of important essays, including an exchange between
Yale Kamisar and Glanville Williams; and The Dilemmas of Euthanasia,
edited by J. A. Behnke and Sissela Bok (New York, 1975); and Suicide and
Euthanasia, edited by Baruch Brody (Dordrecht: Kluwer).. On the distinction
between killing and letting die, see Killing and Letting Die, edited
by Bonnie Steinbock and Alastair Norcross, 2nd edition (New York: Fordham University
Press, 1994), which contains virtually all the major essays on this topic; it
also contains an excellent bibliography.
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bibliography), see Marvin Kohl, "Euthanasia," Encyclopedia of Ethics,
edited by Lawrence C. Becker and Charlotte B. Becker (New York: Garland, 1992),
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The distinction between active and passive euthanasia was seriously
question in our selection from James Rachels, "Active and Passive Euthanasia,"
New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 292, No. 2 (January 9, 1975), pp.
78-80. Rachels position has been criticized by a number of philosophers, including
Tom L. Beauchamp, "A Reply to Rachels on Active and Passive Euthanasia,"
in Social Ethics, First Edition, edited by Thomas A. Mappes and Jane
S. Zembaty (New York: McGraw-Hall, 1977), pp. 67-76; Thomas D. Sullivan, "Active
and Passive Euthanasia: An Impertinent Distinction?", in Social Ethics,
Fourth Edition, edited by Thomas A. Mappes and Jane S. Zembaty (New York: McGraw-Hall,
1992), pp. 115-21; Rachels' reply to Sullivan in variously reprinted, including
in Mappes and Zembaty's Social Ethics, Fourth Edition, pp. 121-31. Also
see Bonnie Steinbock, "The Intentional Termination of Life," Ethics
in Science and Medicine, Vol. 6, No. 1 (1979), pp. 59-64.
Among the important philosophical essays, see Philippa Foot, "Euthanasia,"
reprinted in her Virtues and Vices (Berkeley: University of California
Press, 1978), pp. 33-61; Judith Jarvis Thomson's "Killing, Letting Die,
and the Trolley Problem," and "The Trolley Problem," reprinted
in her Rights, Restitution, and Risk, edited by William Parent (Cambridge:
Harvard University Press, 1986), pp. 78- 93, 94-116; in "Euthanasia: A
Christian View," Philosophic Exchange, Vol. 2, No. 2 (1975), pp.
43-52, R. M. Hare develops a version of the Golden Rule argument against euthanasia.
Among the philosophical books devoted primarily to euthanasia and decisions
at the end of life, see especially James Rachels, The End of Life: The
Morality of Euthanasia (New York : Oxford University Press, 1986); Fred
Feldman, Confrontations with the Reaper: A Philosophical Study of the Nature
and Value of Death (New York: Oxford University Press, 1992); Jay F. Rosenberg,
Thinking Clearly about Death (Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall,
1983); Marvin Kohl, The Morality of Killing: Sanctity of Life, Abortion,
and Euthanasia (New York, Humanities Press, 1974); Kenneth L. Vaux, Death
Ethics: Religious and Cultural Values in Prolonging and Ending Life (Philadelphia:
Trinity Press International, 1992); Daniel Callahan, Setting Limits. Medical
Goals in an Aging Society (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1987); and Margaret
Battin, The Least Worst Death: Essays in Bioethics on the End of Life
(New York: Oxford, 1994).
Among the more popular literature on euthanasia, see Derek Humphrey's
Final Exit: the Practicalities of Self-deliverance and Assisted Suicide for
the Dying (Eugene, Ore.: Hemlock Society, 1991). Perhaps the most (in)famous
public figure in this area is Jack Kevorkian; see Prescription& endashMedicide
: the Goodness of Planned Death (Buffalo, N.Y.: Prometheus Books, 1991).
For a much more moderate voice, see C. Everett Koop, The Right to Live, the
Right to Die (Wheaton, Ill.: Tyndale House Publishers, 1976). In Death
and Dignity. Making Choices and Taking Charge (New York: W. W. Norton, 1993),
Timothy E. Quill, M.D. argues, at least in part on the basis of his experience
as a hospice director, in favor of physician-assisted euthanasia; for an interesting
contrast, see Euthanasia
Is Not the Answer: A Hospice Physician's View, by David Cundiff. (Totowa,
N.J.: Humana Press, 1992)
On the Nazi euthanasia program, see most recently Michael Burleigh's
Death and Deliverance (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994) as
well as Robert Jay Lifton's The Nazi Doctors (New York: Basic Books,
There are a number of excellent anthologies of selections dealing solely
with the issue of suicide. These include: On Suicide, Introduction by
Robert Coles, edited by John Miller (San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 1992);
and Essays in Self-Destruction, edited by Edwin S. Shneidman (New York:
J. Aronson, 1967). For a more strictly philosophical approach, see the anthologies
Suicide, the Philosophical Issues, edited by M. Pabst Battin and David
J. Mayo (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1980) and Suicide: Right or Wrong?,
edited by John Donnelly (Buffalo: Prometheus Press, 1990) for excellent selections
of philosophical works on suicide.
A. Alvarez's The Savage God: A Study of Suicide (New York, Random House,
1972) is a classic study. On the effects of depression, see especially
William Styron, Darkness Visible (New York: Random House, 1990).
Among contemporary philosophical approaches to suicide, see the interesting
contrast between the Kantian approach of Thomas E. Hill, Jr., "Self-Regarding
Suicide: A Modified Kantian View," Autonomy and Self-Respect (Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 1991), pp. 85-103 and the utilitarian perspective
of Richard Brandt, "The Morality and Rationality of Suicide," in his
Morality, Utilitarianism, and Rights (Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 1992), pp. 315-35. For an excellent longer study, see Margaret Pabst
Battin, Ethical Issues in Suicide (Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall,
Recent Popular Literature on Euthanasia
"On the Border of Life." - Darcy Frey New
York Times Magazine, July 9, 1995, Section 6, pp. 22 ff. This is a very
interesting example of what some contemporary moral philosophers have called
"thick" moral descriptions. It is an empathetic and insightful account
of the decision-making process that occurs when a woman goes into labor during
the 23 week of pregnancy at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. The
fetus at this point is on the very edge of viability. Attempts to save it are
clearly extraordinary, costly, and fraught with danger. The chances that the
infant may be severely compromised are high. This article provides an excellent
account of the many factors that come into play in making the decision to attempt
to save the infant. The discussion of a number of important moral issues can
be generated from this article, including:
"Baby's Death in '92 Still Being Fought," - Frank Bruni New
York Times, March 9, 1996 (A-6). This is a very interesting article
about an extremely disturbing case where life support equipment for 3 year old
Brianne Rideout was turned off against the family's wishes and without a court
order. The Rideouts are a strongly Christian, African-American family with comparatively
little experience in dealing with medical bureaucracies. Their insurance coverage
was also reaching its limit. The case raises a number of unsettling questions
about religious freedom, racism, patient advocacy, and financial considerations.
"Man Who Aided Suicide to Go to Prison," - Pam BelluckNew York
Times, March 16, 1996. Interesting article about George Delury, who
helped his wife kill herself. During the trial, his diary revealed motives that
were far from altruistic. He will be sentenced to six months.
"Ruling Sharpens Debate on 'Right to Die." - Tamar Lewin New
York Times, March 8, 1996, p. A8. An excellent article about the possible
implications of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decision affirming the right
to die and permitting physician-assisted suicide.
"Mother's Last Request. A Not So Fond Farewell." - B. J. Nelson
Harper's (Volume 292, No. 1750) March 1, 1996, pp. 35 ff. An autobiographical
account of a son's assistance in his mother's euthanasia.
"Why the Courts Are Dead Wrong." - Stephen L. Carter The New York Times Magazine,
July 21, 1996. A strong critique of the claim that there is a constitutionally-based
right to die.
New Pro-Life Movement in the Making," - Paul Wilkes The New York Times Magazine,
July 21, 1996. An interesting and surprisingly sympathetic portrait of a
number of those who are opposed to physician-assisted suicide, including Daniel
Callahan, Yale Kamisar, Herbert Hendin, and Kathleen Foley.
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Remove giblets (if included) from chicken and trim any excess skin. Loosen the skin over the breast and thigh meat and rub thyme, 1 teaspoon pepper and 3/4 teaspoon salt under the skin. Tuck wing tips under and tie legs together with kitchen string. Place breast-side down in a 9-by-13-inch baking pan. Roast the chicken for 45 minutes.
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Meanwhile, place sliced leeks in a colander; rinse and drain well. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add leeks and cook, stirring often, until softened, about 2 minutes. Add bell pepper; cook for 1 minute. Add cremini, portobello and shiitake mushrooms and cook, stirring often, until the mushrooms release their liquid and it evaporates to a glaze, about 7 minutes. Stir in rosemary, sage and the remaining 1/2 teaspoon pepper and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Transfer the mixture to a large bowl. Stir in bread and broth.
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Remove the chicken from the pan. Skim or blot any fat from the pan juices. Add the bread mixture to the roasting pan and spread in an even layer.
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Place the chicken, breast-side up, on top of the dressing. Return to the oven and continue roasting until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh without touching bone registers 165°F, about 45 minutes more. Transfer the chicken to a cutting board; let rest for 10 minutes before removing the string and carving. Serve the chicken with the dressing.
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Chief Botsford will stay on through the recruitment process, which the city feels should take about 4 months. The city is planning on conducting a national search.
In the Chief's letter to Russ Blackburn he writes he will work closely with the city to rebuild the trust and confidence within the community that repairs the damage a few employees have done. City Manager, Russ Blackburn says,"I am saddened by particularly the most recent incident, i am insulted to some degree by the actions of those individuals".
At the city commission meeting, commissioners held off on any comments or questions regarding Gainesville Police until the public hearing tonight. Suprisingly, the two gpd officers, Billy Long and Joshua Hinson, the one's involved in the egg throwing incident that took place in the Porter's neighborhood did show up and offer an apology. Billy Long says,"We stand before you today ashamed of the embarrassment we have caused ourselves, our family, our fellow co officers, this commission and most important the citizens we serve here in Gainesville".
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Far be it for me to definitively diagnose Zac Guildford from afar, but a string of alcohol-related incidents indicate the young All Black has a serious problem with the firewater.
Who knows - he may be an alcoholic. After painstaking research, this column will use the Guildford situation to put forward the following observations about alcoholism and addiction.
Most of the information is standard stuff for those in the know, the point being that it struggles to see the light of day in general debates.
In Zac's case, his agent says it's probably time he simply "knocked it on the head". If only it was that simple, which it ain't. Try telling anyone not to ever drink, let alone someone whose system clearly cries out for the stuff.
When Zac does set out to have a couple of drinks, he's probably not intending any trouble. Yet whacko, 20 hours later, he's back in the headlines.
But Zac is not alone with his problem. Far from it. So what is alcoholism?
Alcoholics are not just old men sucking out of paper bags on park benches. They are prime ministers, doctors, lawyers, rubbish collectors, nuns, priests, shop assistants, journalists, movie stars, referees, sports stars ... the condition has no borders.
Alcoholism in itself is not a moral failing - it is largely an inherited genetic situation involving the brain's pleasure centre and neuro transmitter system. "Bad behaviour" as a result of alcoholism is tough to categorise.
Addiction carries a stigma. It is a disease viewed with widespread ignorance, not helped by its unique and mysterious nature.
It is estimated between 5 and 10 per cent of the population suffers from addiction. It is claimed that more than 80 per cent of our prison population has "substance abuse issues". There are many forms of addiction - including eating, sex, gambling, drugs ...
Many alcoholics have always lived with unease - they may, for instance, feel as if the rest of the world has a script for socialising never given to them. Initially, alcohol is a magical panacea, inducing feelings of ease. It removes fears and allows them to fit in, but over time their "best friend", the alcohol, turns against them. The allure lives on, however, and they always think "this time it will be different" despite evidence to the contrary. And there often were good times "on the piss".
The first drink sets up such a powerful craving in alcoholics that they are unable to stop drinking more and more. All kinds of behaviour can then occur depending on personality type, including Guildford-type incidents. These can even occur in a state called blackout - where the memory is erased. These concepts are, quite naturally, very difficult for non-alcoholics to understand. But they are fact. Even many alcoholics never realise the power of the first drink.
It is a progressive illness, in which the quantities drunk (and other factors) increase over time. Addiction leads to jail and other institutions, lonely lives, and ugly deaths. Who the hell would wish that on themselves, unless they were in the grip of a monster?
The disease can be looked at through sociological eyes. Cultural and sub-cultural attitudes play a part in revealing, disguising and even defining the problem.
Vows to stay clean and sober, often made in response to embarrassing incidents, hardly ever work. Attempting to stay sober without any support or guidance creates a worse state of mind. A lot of anger and obsessive thinking can ensue - yet another hell for those around the alcoholic. This syndrome is known as being a dry drunk.
The world of recovery from addiction is full of relapse, which can and does occur after a day, a week, a year, 15 years, 25 years.
For inspiration ... while the road to and in recovery can be tough, there are New Zealand alcoholics known to have more than 50 years of continuous and mainly happy sobriety.
But ... very few addicts make it into recovery, and only a small percentage stay.
Society's misplaced obsession with individuals having total control over their psychological makeup and thus lives makes it harder to deal with and understand alcoholism.
The big stick doesn't work. Addicts will find what they need somewhere, including by cross-addicting to other substances or actions.
Controlled drinking is a practice advocated by some but most true alcoholics find that it is impossible to sustain this approach.
Putting down the drink/drug also creates major new problems. Without the drinking, an alcoholic is left with painful thinking, a lot of chaos to sort out in their personal life, and often still craves a drink.
The best-known recovery method is the 12-step programme including abstinence, which has its origins in 1930s America. The recovery community has a core of committed self-help, help-each-other attitudes.
Organisations/employers such as rugby unions are often out of their depth with this illness. Yet ironically ham-fisted actions such as punitive ones or those that induce humiliation can inadvertently help the sick alcoholic reach the so-called rock bottom, a desperate place of realisation and action.
There is a slowly increasing awareness about this illness ... yet many still consider alcoholics to be weak-minded old men sucking out of paper bags on park benches. They can't imagine that a young All Black might be an alcoholic.


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When one wakes up and is appalled by the disgusting, unknown person lying next to them, but is too tired to get out of the bed. You were gintoxicated.
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Adopting a Culture: One Family's Journey to Becoming Ethiopian
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When we first decided to adopt, we initially considered China. We chose that country, in large part, because it was familiar. We knew a number of families who adopted little girls from there. When that comfortable choice was not an option because of changes to the program, we were faced with the uncertainty of choosing from those countries available to couples our age. A primary factor from the beginning was the health of the child. We knew any choice entailed risks, including having a biological child. However, we wanted what we felt was best for our family, which included two active young boys.
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If by "inertia matrix" you mean "inertia tensor"
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does any one know if when lip balm or as rubs does sweet almond oil or grape seed oil get rancid?
does any one know if when lip balm or as rubs does sweet almond oil or grape seed oil get rancid?
I've had sweet almond oil around for years and have never seen it go rancid. All oil oxidizes to one degree or another and changes the flavor and smell a bit (hence the invention of trans fat oils to avoid that) but they do not smell bad, just different. Some might perceive it as "stale".
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Essential oils are the concentrated, distilled oils of plants that are often used for scent, like lavender, rose, or rosemary. Carrier oils, or Fixed oils are things like sweet almond oil, jojoba, grapeseed oil, sunflower oil, etc. that make up the bulk of the moisturizer oils in a product. They can go rancid over time.
Mostly, this is a matter of storage. If they are stored properly, in a cool (not refrigerated) dark place, with even temperatures, they will last indefinitely. If stored in warm to hot locations, exposed to sunlight, etc. they can turn rancid. They rarely turn rancid once made into a product like lip balm. It's possible, but more likely they were rancid to start with.
I've never had lip balm turn rancid, whether my own, or purchased. I HAVE seen lotions made without preservatives grow mold in them, but that's another thread . . .
Thank you all ,, my daughter was the one that posted ,, yes I told her she could use my name ,, we thank you for the reply's ,, guess she will have to give it another try but not make so much
didn't know there was Essential oils and Fixed oils I thought they were the same ,,, learned something new ,,,
Also, slightly off-topic, but might be of interest to you... I've found though (somewhat disgusting) personal experience that oil-based products stored in plastic containers for too long will start picking up a LOT of "that plasticy smell" ... especially if it gets hot or gets a lot of direct sunlight. I have some (well, what used to be) very nice massage oils I made that now all smell like nasty plastic mixed with unidentifiable essential oils.
P.S. The massage oils in question are now SEVERAL years old, so don't panic about leaving stuff in plastic for several months to a couple years; just be aware of what can happen; I wasn't.


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Hey Giant fans, here is why the Niners should win. Would love to hear your responses, I will keep the smack talk out of it.
1. We are at home, I know you guys are a good road team, but believe me the team, coaches and fans have been waiting for this game since the schedule came out. Advantage Niners.
2. Our Oline is dominating. We have one of if not the best O lines in football. Physical Smash Mouth players. All are young but experienced playing together. Our new right guard is a huge upgrade over last year. Your D line has dissappointed. Not getting pressure as before. Advantage Niners.
3. QB. Smith leads league in rating and QBR. Great record at home. Found the deep ball. Come from behind wins. Better uniform. Ok, I give up, would take Eli here hands down. Advantage Giants.
4. RB. With injuries to your backs, I lean towards the Niners, but your guy had a monster game last week. Advatage: Push
5. WR. Again, health is an issue for you guys. If you are 100% healthy, it is Giants all the way, but right now...this game, the way we use Moss as a decoy (always draws the safety) and the way our receivers have stepped up, Advantage Niners. (I will prob lose this arguement) lol
6. D line. Advantage Niners. No question. Every team tries to stop our run, and for the most part fails. We stop the run.
7. Line Backers Advantage Niners. No question
8. Secondary. I think the way our secondary is playing, we are better...however you have Eli, and he does some crazy sh** when he needs to. Advantage Push
9. Special teams. I would say we have a huge advantage here. Forget the Williams crap, overall we are better, except in punt/kickoff return coverage. We have a serious hole there. Advantage Push
I am sure there are more things to talk about, but I think being at home, health of the two teams, the revenge thing that will play into this game, we will win. It will not be a blow out, but the Niners should win.


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James A. Stauffer, 81, of Hackensack, Minn., died unexpectedly on Oct. 2, 2013, at his home on Stony Lake.
He was born Feb. 7, 1932, in Iowa City, Iowa, to Viola Pohlman, an unwed mother of 14 years of age from Fort Dodge, Iowa. His father was never located. Jim lived in several foster homes until he was adopted in 1936 by his loving parents, Leslie and Nellie Stauffer of Hampton, Iowa.
Jim attended school in Hampton, Iowa, graduating from Hampton High in 1950. He was active in sports and held many different jobs during this period of attending Iowa State Teacher College from 1950-52 and working full time at Rath Packing Company in Waterloo, Iowa. In September 1952, Jim was inducted into the Army serving with the 101st Airborne until he was discharged in 1954. While he was in the service he met and married Rebecca Brandon, a registered nurse from Owensboro, Ky. After discharge, they returned to Iowa where he attended the University of Iowa in Iowa City and earned a bachelor's degree in 1957. Upon graduation he joined the Quaker Oats Company as a management trainee in St. Joseph, Mo. He remained with Quaker Oats serving in management positions in Sherman, Texas, and Los Angeles, Calif. Jim remained with them for 12 years and left to accept a plant management position in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and later moved to Kankakee, Ill., and Mt. Vernon, Ind., with other companies. He accepted an overseas position in 1974 where they lived in Jamaica for several years and later in Puerto Rico. In 1984 they returned to the United States with plant management and engineering positions in Peoria, Ill.; Dallas, Texas; and Kansas City, Mo. Upon retirement in 1993, they moved to Hackensack where they had built a summer home in 1976 and where Jim's father had purchased land on Stony Lake in 1934. A year-round home was completed in 1994 and they have lived there ever since.
Jim was very active in the Country Side Coop, serving as director and president for many years as well as the American Legion, where he served as chaplain for 10 years. Jim was also active in the Union Congregational Church in Hackensack, serving as a deacon and trustee.
He is survived by his loving wife of almost 60 years, Rebecca, of Hackensack; two sons, David (Linda) Stauffer of Huntsville, Ala., and Paul Stauffer of Madison, Wis.; daughter, Gail Schwartz of Spartanburg, S.C.; seven grandchildren, Christopher and Benjamin Stauffer of Midland, Texas, Katie, Matt and Mike Stauffer of Winona, Minn., Jimmy and Andy Schwartz of Spartanburg, S.C.; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his birth mother.
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President Barack Obama had a full schedule in 2012. In addition to running the United States, the Commander in Chief ran a campaign seeking a second term in the nation's highest office. On November 6, 2012, Obama defeated Republican challenger Mitt Romney, ending a competitive campaign and looking ahead to another four years in the Oval Office.
The President began 2012 by stating goals for the nation in a State of the Union address. Obama's speech focused on improving the economy and creating more jobs. In August of 2011, he challenged American businesses to hire or train 100,000 veterans and military spouses by the end of 2013. In August of 2012, more than 2,000 American companies had hired and trained 125,000 veterans and military spouses, resulting in a 20% decrease in veteran unemployment compared with the same time last year.
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Based on the novel by Atiq Rahimi, winner of the Prix Goncourt, France's most prestigious literary prize, and co-scripted by the legendary Jean-Claude Carrière (screenwriter of Belle de Jour and The Tin Drum), The Patience Stone takes place in an unnamed Middle Eastern country. Golshifteh Farahani gives an electrifying performance in a reversal of the Scheherazade role: Instead of spinning fabulous tales to amuse her man, she sits by her injured, unresponsive husband and confesses to a litany of abuses she has suffered at his hands, among others. Critics have called her performance "mesmerizing," "spellbinding," "luminous," and "a tour-de-force." In Farsi with English subtitles. (98 min.)
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This is the first year I have enough honey surplus to even consider selling any. We are adopting a young man from Ethiopia and are going to sell 8oz muth jars as a fundraiser.
The thing I keep banging my head into is the labelling requirement that the Honey Grade be on the label. Looking at honey grading standards, it seems you would need a phd to get it right!
Any real world advice on how to go about getting a grade that complies with state standards and doesnt require a laboratory?


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Turkish Internet bill would deepen press freedom crisis
The Turkish parliament is on the verge of voting on radical censorship measures that, if approved, would allow the government to block individual URLs without prior judicial review, mandate Internet data retention for periods of up to two years, and consolidate Internet Service Providers (ISPs) into a single association, among other changes. If passed, the amendments to Turkey's already restrictive Internet law would compound a dismal record on press freedom in the country, which is the leading jailer of journalists worldwide. Unsurprisingly, the proposed amendments are causing outrage among free expression activists and journalists in Turkey and around the world.


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Stylophora pistillata, a reef coral in the Northern Red Sea, thrived in simulated global-warming conditions.
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DNA methylation status can predict age in various human tissues, a study shows.
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DNA methylation status can predict age in various human tissues, a study shows.
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Nobels awarded for vesicle trafficking and computational chemistry; building 3-D microbial communities; mislabeled microbes cause retractions
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The long-debated issue of whether mammals can use RNA interference as an antiviral defense mechanism is finally put to rest.
October 10, 2013|
Two papers on plant immunity have been retracted, and questions remain about others with similar results.
October 9, 2013|
Genomics pioneer Craig Venter is building a new campus for his non-profit research institute right next to his alma mater in San Diego.
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23andMe denies that its new patent will be used to help couples create designer babies based on personal genetic testing.
October 1, 2013|
While genomic data sharing is essential for research, scientists must work to keep sensitive, potentially damaging information under wraps.
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Avoiding the transmission of mitochondrial disease takes a trio, but raises a host of logistical issues.
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Antibiotic cycling makes a comeback in the lab; how life scientists can learn from astronauts; napping to conquer fears; deconstructing the cancer R&D crisis


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[Article]-ChicagoCon Diary: Day 1 - I Can`t Believe It
It's been a while since I've done an article of my own, and, frankly, I miss it. So I'm going to try my hand at sharing an honest look at ChicagoCon 2007. Your feedback is encouraged, just be gentle.
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Thanks to everyone,
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This is the first part of a series of articles chronicling my ChicagoCon experience. I use these words specifically, because this is meant to give you a view of ChicagoCon from my perspective. So I will readily admit that it is a biased opinion. But I also wanted to give you a look into some of the ideas behind how we came to make the decisions we did and also a behind the scenes look into running a complex event.
ChicagoCon 2007 is a unique event with its focus clearly on the students, their education and career development. We obviously want them to gain knowledge while going through the classes, but we also want them to see a wider view. With that in mind, we intentionally crammed some extracurriculars into the event like morning keynotes, evening presentations and hacking contests. This way, you can take what you learn in class, get industry insights from the speakers, compare that to what your other classmates are doing in the real world and eventually go back to your place of work with practical ideas that can be truly implemented. It's a lofty goal, but worthy of effort.
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Don't miss Pulaski Tech's annual Fall Carnival on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at Little Rock-South.
The event, sponsored by Student Life and Leadership and the Student Government Association, takes place 10 a.m.-1 p.m. in the parking lot.
The festival features music, a bungee run, a Velcro wall, a cakewalk, tattoos, and free hot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy and other treats.
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Corinna Jewanski wasn't prepared for how intense and serious the MasterChef New Zealand competition would be.
The 37-year-old, originally from Germany, was booted from the reality TV cooking show in an elimination challenge that called on her to create the perfect whitebait fritter.
Before landing in the head-to-head cook-off the contestants split in to two teams for what was dubbed the "biggest cooking challenge in MasterChef." Luxury cruise ship Dawn Princess had just landed to port in Auckland. The amateur cooks had to prep a dish for the 1800 passengers on board.
The only pairing of the day was Corinna with young gun Ella. Together they had to make-up the trickiest plate on the menu - pineapple pork with vegetables, rice and sweet chilli sauce. However, they were to present the dish separately. The cracks in Corinna's game plan appeared when she battled to pull together a sample for the cruise head chef, and guest judge, Alfredo Marzi.
Staunch Chef Marzi described Corinna's thrown together plate as "crew mess" which judge Josh Emett explained to her is "slopped on a plate."
When it came to serving their final dish for judging by Chef Marzi and Ray McVinnie, Corinna couldn't get it together in time.
"What's the confusion Corrina?" Emett asked.
"Chop, chop, chop."
Both teams were praised for doing a good job, so a weakest link had to be picked from each side to keep their MasterChef dream alive. Corinna's poor time management let her down, while McVinnie singled out Vanessa for sloppy presentation of pot stickers with dipping sauce.
As soon as the women were told they were to create the perfect whitebait fritter, Corinna knew she was in trouble. Vanessa, on the other hand, had done her homework. She had memorised McVinnie's whitebait fritter recipe from the MasterChef website once she knew she'd made the Top 16.
Corinna looked lost. The other contestants watched as she whipped up a meringue with whitebait, burnt the outside, left it raw in the middle and presented it as a mess on the plate.
"Clearly one of you knows how to make a whitebait fritter and one of you does not," Simon Gault said.
"Corinna, that is not a whitebait fritter."
And she was sent packing back to Paekakariki.
The mother-of-two said she wasn't suited to the emotional cooking contest.
"I didn't go in to it at the right stage of my life," she said.
"When I got there I was quite tired... I don't think I was in the right state of mind.
"I thought it was more something that might learn together and learn together.
"Cooking is very much a sensual experience so... cooking under pressure I don't think for anybody it would be an enjoyable experience."
By the time it came down to her departure last night, Corinna admitted she wasn't happy on the show.
"I didn't really have the will to carry on at that stage," she said.
"I was ready to go home. Coming in to an environment like that and not being at the top of your game and being exhausted and not feeling inspired. That wasn't an environment where I flourished.
"It was a little bit too full on for me."
* MasterChef New Zealand screens on TV One on Sunday nights. www.nzherald.co.nz will interview every contestant as they are eliminated.
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GREENEVILLE, Tenn. - A former officer with the Greeneville Police Department, who is accused of having child pornography, made a plea in court.
Federal court papers show Herbert Eugene Miller pleaded guilty to Receipt of Child Porn and Possession of Child Porn.
His sentencing is scheduled for February 10th.
Investigators filed the charges after they say another officer found sexually explicit Internet searches on a patrol car computer.


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I've been thinking a lot about honeymoons—specifically my own, which remains completely unplanned. We haven't even settled on a country. But for us and many LGBT couples and straight allies, one factor that "helps" narrow down the list of destinations is the level of support that each country's (or region's) government offers to LGBT people.
Obviously, this filter can apply to any kind of travel, not just honeymoons. But since a honeymoon is specifically about celebrating a relationship, it's particularly relevant. As a recently married couple, even a heterosexual one, would you want to commemorate your commitment in a place that doesn't welcome gay couples? As a same-sex pair, general safety, comfort, inclusive cultural offerings, and equal treatment while traveling are some of the extra factors to consider.
Some honeymoon planners might want to pick from among the ten countries that currently allow full, legal same-sex marriages nationwide: Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Iceland, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, and Sweden. Other cities and states that have legalized same-sex marriages at a more local level include Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, Mexico City, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, and Washington, DC.
Or you may want to at least avoid countries where same-sex relationships are completely illegal. There are plenty of other pro-LGBT and anti-LGBT measures to weigh; the ILGA website breaks down the relevant laws by country on a helpful map on its homepage. Beyond the legal factors, sources such as Equally Wed—a same-sex wedding magazine—provide information about what it might be like to travel to certain destinations as a same-sex couple.
You may also want to look into LGBT-welcoming accommodations wherever you decide to go. Purple Roofs is an international directory of bed and breakfasts, hotels, and tour operators that identify themselves as "lesbian owned," "transgender owned," "gay friendly," etc. There are even discounts available at some lodgings if you mention Purple Roofs.
There are more gay travel websites and books out there, and targeted sections of guides such as Lonely Planet, but to be honest, most of these resources don't seem all that helpful. Your best bet is probably to figure out where you might want to go first, and then look up independent LGBT sources specific to that destination.
Does anyone know of other resources to check or factors to consider when planning an LGBT-friendly honeymoon?


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St. Alice Bag Sale slated Friday
The St. Alice Catholic Church Bag Sale will be held Friday, June 14, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the St. Alice campus in Pequot Lakes.
Bags will cost $5 and can be filled with as many items as possible. The blue house across the street from the church will have items suitable for newborns to teenagers. The brown house next to the church will have linens, kitchen items, holiday items and household items on the main level and men's items in the basement.
The garage behind the brown house will have furniture, beds and other large items at discounted prices. The garage behind the church office and the attached Oval Room will have women's clothing and accessories.
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Recently I was watching a report on CNN about school systems around the world. They reported that the United States comes in a number 25 in educating our youth. We are behind countries such as Hungary, Luxembourg, Saudi Arabia and Uzbeksitan. We rank number 15 in science. But, we spend far more on "education" in this nation than any other country on earth. Our so-called educators get Gold Plated Salaries, Gold Plated Benefits and Gold Plated Pensions! So, we don't get much "bang for the buck!" It's more like a fizzle!
One problem is that schools have changed since I went to school. Back then, schools taught the "3 R's--reading 'riting and 'rithmetic." I learned to do times-tables from 1 times 1 through 9 times 9 in the second grade! I was taught to count by 2s and3s. I also learned to write "Cursive" style in the second grade.
Today, students don't have to learn arithmetic; they can use a calculator. A while back I stopped at a pizza parlor to buy a "take it and bake it" pizza. The cost was $7.99. I paid with a ten dollar bill. The teenage boy (16 , 17, 18 ?) was unable to figure out my change! I ask: "How hard is that? Is there any reason a teen age boy or girl should not be able to instantly figure out that change? How much time do you need?" And, Cursive writing is no longer a requirement.
The trouble with today's schools are that the government and other far leftist groups control them, not the parents. Today's schools are teaching un-American programs. Our schools now teach children that the old ethics and morals on which this former great nation were founded are no good. the old ways are obsolete. The way of life that most of the world has today is better. Countries like China, Russia, Cuba and Muslim countries have a better way of life.
Instead of true knowledge that is needed to survive in today's world, children are taught how to pull condoms on cucumbers, how to hate Christianity, how homosexuality is a preferred life style. They are taught to rely on government for all their needs. America's schools are use to channel "Political Correctness" and other socialistic programs to the little ones.
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M.I.A and The Specials Perform It Takes a Muscle on Later With Jools Holland (video)
Well, I quite like this live arrangement of M.I.A.'s It Takes a Muscle. The singer performed live on Later with Jools Holland with The Specials and the results, well, it's super special in my beastly opinion.
Check it out now.
mp3: M.I.A. (featuring The Specials) - It Takes a Muscle (Live)


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Apartment Aurora
Size65 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
Accommodation summary
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The beach and the famous "Monciak" separates us seven minute walk away. The apartment has dedicated parking space in garage.
The apartment is 65 m2, it consists of a bedroom, large wardrobe, living room with kitchenette and bathroom.
The bedroom has a double bed in the living room combined with kitchen there is the possibility of sharing a double sofa. Aurora Suite is ideal for four people.
Living room has a TV with cable TV and wireless Internet.
Kitchenette is equipped with all necessary accessories: dishes cutlery glasses glasses, etc.
The bathroom has a bath and washing machine at your disposal.
An added attraction for your little ones can be a playground located directly inside the complex Invest comfort.
Apartment for 2-4 people. A double bed and a sofa bed will provide you with comfort and excellent location will ensure a successful holiday.
We provide the bedding and towels according to your requirements. For longer stays we also provide cleaning service, all in the price of the apartment at no extra charge.
We charge visitors' tax - 4,20 PLN per day for each person which is not included in a rent.
House rulesThe apartments have quiet hours from 22.00 to 6.00.
A refundable deposit is charged in the amount of 500 – 1000 PLN, depending on the length of stay.
Check in from 15.00 to 11.00.
Guests are kindly requested to smoke in designated areas.
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very good location, perfect actually :)
nice room, nice neighbours.
Maybe one thing minus -> no shower.
Nice apartment in sopot center. Close to the beach. Clean and tidy.
Fin leilighet i sopot sentrum. Nært stranden. Rent og ryddig.
Dear Sirs
The apartment had a great central location, it was everything we needed available, and it was very clean.
However, a major drawback was the garbage disposal, which has picked up on Friday morning at 4:00 clock on Saturday at 6 clock and on Sunday at 6.00 clock in front of our apartment the trash.
Yours sincerely
Barbara Mächtle-Brown
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren
Das Apartment hatte eine super günstige Lage, es war alles was wir brauchten vorhanden und es war sehr sauber.
Ein großer Nachteil war jedoch die Müllabfuhr, die am Freitag Morgen um 4.00 Uhr am Samstag um 6 Uhr und am Sonntag um 6.00 Uhr vor unserem Apartment den Müll abgeholt hat.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Barbara Mächtle-Braun
Our summer looking for the longer, we have chosen the family apartment in Sopot, and were enthusiastic about having Equipment, Service and weather very much! This was a great holiday in Sopot! The sea is 10 minutes walk through the Polnochny Park. All malls close as Bedronka, Lidl.
The apartment features such as IKEA Still.
From negaitve moments: the fridge was completely "frozen", but "it does not hurt." We have it even cleared. Nevertheless, everything was great !!!
Always recommend Wimdu!
Unseren Sommerurlaub nach den längere suchen, haben wir die Familien-Appartement in Sopot gewählt, und waren mit Ausstatung, Service und Wetter sehr begeistern! Das war einen schönen Urlaub in Sopot! Das Meer in 10 Minuten durch den Polnochny Park laufen. Alle Laden in der nahe wie Bedronka, Lidl.
Die Wohnung Ausstattung wie IKEA Still.
Aus negaitve Momente: der Kühlschrank war komplett "eingefroren", aber "es tut nicht weh". Wir haben er selbst geräumt. Trotzdem alles prima!!!
Immer Wimdu empfehlen!
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
It was a completely successful vacation, the staff always ready and nice, the apartment was also very good, there is no krtikpunkte
es war ein rundum gelungener urlaub, das personal stets bemüht und nett, die wohnung war auch sehr gut, es gibt keinerlei krtikpunkte
Great location, nice apartment, Simple, nice host! If more would pay attention to the cleanliness, everything would be perfect!,
Super Lage,schöne Wohnung,
Unkomplizierter,netter Gastgeber!
Wenn mehr auf die Sauberkeit geachtet würde,wäre alles perfekt!,
Spacious 3 bedroom apartment with good standard. A bit worn from some previous guests, but overall nice. Well equipped kitchen for both cocking and dining. Location is ok, but it is between railway and road so a bit more noice then average. Very short walk to the start of main pedestrian street thru the center of Sopot leading to the pier. Approx. 10 minute walk to the beach.
+ Grocery store just around the corner
+ Nice host with conveniant check-in/check-out
- Only 2 set of keys given
- Top floor without elevator
Very nice place, very flexible host! We called in the afternoon and checked-in in the evening. Apartment was perfectly clean, equipped with everything needed (including washing powder, toilet paper etc.) so we could purely enjoy our stay, which was great!
Really nice location, especially during "Jarmark Dominikanski" / "St. Dominic's Market"
cosy apartment, grobla.
realy nice apartmentand good service from the host.this is recommendend. i will come back next time. wigdis.
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hey guys. i just signed up for the forum today and figured i should introduce myself. name's Justin, 21, from Clemson, SC. i currently own a 12 ga remington 1100, a 12 ga remington spr-453, and a .40 Taurus 24/7 pro.
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Welcome aboard.
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welcome aboard from the north side of the boarder.