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I had standard metal braces for over 3 years for an overbite, but after I still had an overbite. 3 yrs later, I had my wisdom teeth removed, and my teeth shifted. Now my teeth are crooked, and (I'm not sure) but my overbite seems to have gotten worse. I still get complimented a lot that I have a nice smile, and I really hated my braces experience. I wonder if Invisalign is a viable option, as I do not want to have metal braces again.
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Invisalign for crowding and overbite
You are definitely a good candidate for Invisalign. Your crowded lower teeth can definitly be straightened with Invisalgn and your overbite will greatly improve.
Cost / benefit for Invisalign
You have an interesting case. I'm not sure why your overbite was not corrected with the traditional braces since braces are the most effective way we have of correcting overbites. Nevertheless, you now have rotated front teeth which Invisalign is good at correcting, so it looks like Invisalign is an option for you at this point. I suggest that you visit an orthodontist who is experienced using both braces and Invisalign to get an ideal of what sort of improvement you can expect.
Invisalign benefits
Sure, there are other options out there for straightening your teeth, but none offers the level of comfort, convenience and confidence that you'll find with Invisalign. And no matter what stage you're at in life, you'll appreciate how our cutting-edge approach to treatment has minimal interference in how you live, but has a significant positive impact on how you look and feel about .Effectively treats a wide variety of cases, including crowding, spacing, crossbite, overbite and underbite.While the end results may appear the same—a confident, beautiful smile—when you stop and actually compare Invisalign to other teeth-straightening options, the advantages become quite apparent. Knowing the pros and cons of each option ahead of time will help you make a more confident .Of course, there's always the option of not seeking treatment at all. Ultimately, the choice is yours, but do keep in mind that, if left untreated, many orthodontic issues can often lead to more serious dental and health issues.
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Invisalign is great "the second time around"
Often the challenging rotations have been accomplished with the traditional wires the first time orthodontics were done, and the remaining situation is easier to handle. Invisalign is great in these situations, but does have its limits.
Changing the overbite is a challenge with Invisalign. It may be improved SOME, but it may not be as good as traditional methods. Find an experienced Invisalign dentist or orthodontist to help guide you. Your goals and expectations will determine if Invisalign is an option.
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Invisalign will work great!
I've been treating Invisalign patients for the the last 8 years. The reson why your overbite is getting worse is because of the crowding on the bottom teeth. In order for the crowding to be resolved the Invisalign clear appliances will slowly expand and round out the arch. When the lower teeth are moved forward into a regular arch form, this in turn will bring your upper and lower front teeth closer resulting in less of an overbite. Invisalign is painless, efficient and better periodontally for your teeth than regular braces. I believe you should go for it!
Invisalign is a great treatment of choice to straighten teeth
After reviewing the photos you submitted, Invisalign seems to be a treatment you can consider.... to make a definite treatment plan, I would need to see complete photos (8) and impression records of your mouth..I understand that you do not want metal braces, I have gotten great results with my patients with similar dental issues to yours and you should move forward to treatment Dr Debra Glassman
Invisalign may be an option for you
From your photos, (which do not give the full picture of your bite and occlusion) it seems like invisalign may me an option for you. You have a moderate amount of crowding and it seems like your case may be a moderately difficult invisalign case so I would recommend seeing an orthodontist who has experience with invisalign to treat your case and give you the best treatment options. Invisalign may not be able to fully correct your overbite but an experienced orthodontist can tell you what invisalign can and can't accomplish and give you realistic treatment goals.
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Site: Baton Rouge, La. (Alex Box Stadium)
Score: Notre Dame 2, Michigan 0; #13 LSU 6, Michigan 4
Records: U-M (6-9), UND (6-4), LSU (13-2)
Attendance Game 2: 11,204
Next U-M Event: Sunday, March 11 -- vs. Notre Dame (Baton Rouge, La.), 10 a.m. CDT
BATON ROUGE, La. -- The University of Michigan baseball team dropped both games of a doubleheader on Saturday (March 11) at Alex Box Stadium. Michigan fell 2-0 to Notre Dame in the opener and dropped the nightcap, 6-4, to No. 13 LSU.
In the opener against the Fighting Irish, senior/junior Bobby Brosnahan (Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer) allowed just five hits and one earned run while striking out four and not walking a batter in nine innings of work, the second complete game for the Wolverines. Notre Dame's Will Hudgins earned the win on the mound, striking out 11 Wolverines while allowing eight hits, no runs and no walks in eight innings. Dan Slania picked up his fourth save by pitching the ninth.
The Fighting Irish got the leadoff runner on base in the seventh via an error and a homer scored two.
Michigan had its best chance of scoring in the second inning. With one out, senior Coley Crank (Pinole, Calif./Pinole Valley) doubled off the wall in left. He went to third on a single from classmate John Lorenz (Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way East). Junior/sophomore John DiLaura (Clinton Twp., Mich./Warren DeLa Salle) then bunted to the pitcher. He was out at first, but Crank was unable to score on the sacrifice. Freshman Dylan Delaney (Woodland Hills, Calif./Chaminade) then struck out to end the threat.
Michigan had a runner on third in the sixth inning after freshman Will Drake (Fairfield, Ohio/Fairfield) doubled with one out and moved to third on a two-out infield single from sophomore Brett Winger (Orlando, Fla./Olympia), but a Crank pop out ended the inning.
In the ninth, Lorenz and DiLaura hit back-to-back one-out singles, but freshman Eric Jacobson (Chicago, Ill./St. Ignatius) grounded into a double play to end the game.
Drake, Lorenz and DiLaura had two hits apiece, while the Wolverines had 10 on the day. Alex Robinson had a pair of hits for the Fighting Irish.
In the nightcap against LSU, the Tigers took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first as Jared Foster led off the inning with a home run to left field. The Maize and Blue answered in the top of the third as Delaney hit his first home run of his Michigan career, a shot to the gap in left field.
The Wolverines took a 3-1 lead in the fourth when Crank drilled his third home run of the season, a liner over the wall in left. Lorenz then singled and went to third on a hit-and-run by DiLaura, who singled in the hole at second base. Delaney then brought in Lorenz on a sacrifice bunt, giving U-M the two-run advantage.
LSU got one of those runs back in the bottom of the fourth. Raph Rhymes singled, moved to second on an Austin Nola walk and scored on a single by Tyler Hanover. An unearned run tied the game at three in the fifth. JaCoby Jones singled, stole second and moved to third on a throwing error by sophomore Cole Martin (Bay City, Mich./John Glenn). He scored on a Rhymes infield single.
LSU scored the game-winning runs in the seventh. Foster walked and Jones replaced him at first on a fielder's choice. Jones went to third on a Rhymes double. Freshman Matt Ogden (Aurora, Colo./Smoky Hill) walked Nola to load the bases and then on a close 3-2 pitch, walked Hanover to give LSU the 4-3 lead. Grant Dozar drove in two runs on a single to right.
Sophomore Michael O'Neill (Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty) homered to lead off the eighth, his sixth home run of the year. Michigan got the leadoff runner on base in the ninth, but LSU reliever Nick Goody struck out a pair of Wolverines to give the Tigers the win.
Drake was 3-for-4 on the night, while Delaney and DiLaura had two hits apiece. Rhymes was 3-for-5 for LSU, with Hanover and Dozar driving in two runs apiece. Michigan outhit the Tigers 11-7 on the night.
Ogden was tagged with the loss, giving up three runs on two hits with a strikeout in two innings of work. Junior Ben Ballantine (Napa, Calif./Napa) started the game for Michigan. He went five innings, allowing five hits, two earned runs and three walks with six strikeouts. Fifth-year senior Kolby Wood (Buchanan, Mich./Berrien Springs) struck out a batter in an inning of relief. Ryan Eades earned the win for LSU, striking out seven while giving up 10 hits and four runs in eight innings. Goody picked up his first save of the year by pitching the ninth.
Michigan finishes up its trip in Baton Rouge this Sunday morning (March 11) against Notre Dame. Game time at Alex Box Stadium is scheduled for 10 a.m. CDT.
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On June 3, 2008, dozens of members from St. Paul's Cathedral in Bankers Hill congregated at an Uptown Planners meeting to support the church's proposal to build two residential and commercial towers in Bankers Hill.
Residents considered the plans an abomination. One tower would reach 180-feet high, 30-feet over the height restrictions. If built, the tower would become Uptown's tallest structure. Residents and community planners claimed the project didn't fit with the character of the community, that it created safety issues for airplanes, and ignored building setbacks.
The planning committee opposed the project during that meeting. The applicants later shelved the proposal for a later date.
Meanwhile, residents of Uptown have fought hard to implement height restrictions in their community.
Their fight will continue.
Officials from St. Paul's Cathedral are once again moving forward with the permitting process.
On June 30, the City's Development Services Department informed the public that the draft environmental impact report for the St. Paul's Cathedral two tall-towers had been released.
Upon viewing, residents noticed little change in the proposal which includes a total of 110 dwelling units in the two buildings, six of which qualify as affordable units. In addition, plans call for a 30,000-square-foot site for a religious facility, 14,000 square feet of commercial space, and an underground parking garage.
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Investigators in Cleveland County say they are getting a more clear picture about how a toddler gained access to a gun before accidentally shooting his 17-month old sister.
According to investigators, the gun was being kept in a dresser drawer in the bedroom of the toddler's parents.
According to the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, the shooting happened at a home along the 100-block of Jenny Street on Thursday morning around 11 a.m.
The house is currently undergoing renovations and investigators believe the toddler used a step-stool to gain access to the drawer.
The injured child was taken to Carolinas Medical Center-Main in Charlotte for treatment. She is expected to be okay.
"This was a very, very close call. If the bullet would have gone an inch a different way, this would have been a totally different outcome," said Cleveland County Sheriff's Captain Joel Shores.
Justin Carper, the little girl's father, told WBTV late Thursday night that his daughter was doing fine. He added that he and his family felt very fortunate.
The incident is under investigation and deputies say the information will be submitted to the District Attorney when the case is closed.
Investigators say while no decision has been made on charges, they don't believe charges will be filed against the parents because they do not pose a threat to society.
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Background checks do nothing to stop criminals from getting guns.
All they do is make the lawful citizen guilty until proven innocent.
Imagine that, we must prove that we're worthy and pay for permission to exercise our rights.
Perhaps a background check is in order to exercise free speech, or religion, etc.
How many people would cry foul if a background check was necessary to vote?
And I'll premptively call bovine feces on any apples and oranges fruit basket arguments. .. these are all inherent rights that all men are born with. They did not originate with government, politicians, constitutions, kings, popes, gods or devils. Therefore, they cannot be taken away by such characters. They can only be surrendered by a complacent, ignorant and selfish society.
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Just because your city decided to create a lot of un-enforceable laws, and then deny law abiding citizens the right to defend themselves, doesn't mean they have a right to infringe on anyone else's rights.
That prohibition of buying 0 a month on meth, crack, cocaine, heroine, and marijuana is going really well.
Should I have to run a background check on someone before I sell them my car? It is my property, that I wish to sell, that someone with ill intent could use to kill other people.
In a lot of states it is actually already required that every firearm sale have a background check.
Yes, in some states, private sales can go unchecked... however, the seller usually knows (or should know) that if the firearm is used in a crime or if he sells to a felon he is looking at some serious trouble down the line. The very few firearm we have sold privately have been to very trusted friends.
Now, I've stood behind a gun counter for a couple of years and I can tell you with certainty that people who cannot legally purchase a firearm DO try to buy one legally.. and while they are waiting for their background check to go through the police roll up and come in with handcuffs and escort them out. They are those that are that stupid. And, yes, they are stopped from purchasing by laws. And it's fun to watch.
But, it has done nothing to keep people from illegally getting their hands on firearms.
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limiting gun-purchases to one-per-month, makes the criminal enterprise of a gun-runner...very very costly and unprofitable.
You bet. In the same way that some of our lawmakers consider the U.S. Constitution an inconvenience.
I'm just curious here... is there any evidence of someone buying several legal handguns in one state, at one time, and transporting them to another for criminal purposes? Has this actually happened?


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Bruce Arians' long-awaited opportunity arrives
The day Bruce Arians worked for and dreamed of, but had every right to doubt he'd ever see, has at last arrived. On Tuesday, his first group of Arizona Cardinals players, his guys, his team, will begin taking the field in training camp, led by a rookie head coach running the whole show at the tender age of 60, after a career path these past 18 months that fiction writers would have rejected out of hand as wholly implausible.
So you think you have an idea of what's going to happen next in the NFL? Consider Arians' route to Arizona. He went from being labeled part of the problem in Pittsburgh and not-so-gently nudged into retirement as the team's pass-happy offensive coordinator in January 2012, to being celebrated as the league's Coach of the Year roughly 12 months later, as in demand as he has been at any point in his long and circuitous 38-year coaching career.
In between, there was the Indianapolis chapter in the story, and a season of vindication, faith and unexpectedly sweet success with a young and over-achieving Colts club that represented the emotional high point of the NFL's 2012. From Pittsburgh to Indianapolis to Arizona, Arians' recent saga defies all probabilities. Calling it unlikely doesn't do it justice. Unfathomable is at least in the ballpark.
"There's no doubt, the last 18 months have been quite a ride,'' Arians said Monday, taking time out on his team's rookie reporting day to chat, as part of his role in Gatorade's annual "Beat the Heat'' program. "Going from, let's just say retirement -- whether it was forced or not -- to what went on in Indy last year and the Coach of the Year award, to watching (Colts head coach) Chuck Pagano get healthy and win his battle with leukemia, and then to have this opportunity arise. Yeah, it's kind of a crazy twist. I sat at home in Georgia a couple weeks ago and reflected on the whole story and how I got here.''
Fortunes change so rapidly in today's NFL, and perhaps all coaches wear an interim tag of sorts, whether they're identified that way or not. But Arians' star turn as the Colts' interim head coach last season during Pagano's absence -- he went 9-3 and guided rookie Andrew Luck and Co. to an AFC wild-card berth one year after Indianapolis bottomed out at 2-14 -- made him a hot commodity who was quickly snapped up by the Cardinals after they ended the six-year Ken Whisenhunt coaching tenure.
This week opens a hopeful new era of football in Arizona, with a new head coach, new starting quarterback and new training camp location, as the Cardinals become one of the latest teams to stay home all summer, eschewing their annual trip north to Flagstaff in order to get their prep work in at the University of Phoenix Stadium in nearby Glendale.
Arians is literally and figuratively in such a different place in his career at this point, and for company in that particular state he has Carson Palmer. He's the only readily available quarterback Arians truly pounded the table for this offseason, believing he could resurrect and re-energize a 33-year-old passer he once was very familiar with, owing to their days spent competing against each other on behalf of the Bengals and Steelers in the AFC North.
After the debacle that was the Cardinals' quarterback depth chart last season -- four starters producing just five wins -- Palmer will be the big story in Arizona's camp. Acquired for next to nothing from the downtrodden Raiders, Palmer hasn't played like the guy who went first overall in the draft a decade ago for quite a while now, but Arians is just confident enough in himself and his coaching talent to look at his new quarterback and see closer to the 2005-09 Palmer than the 2010-12 version who has won four games as a starter in each of the past three years.
Some would view the Arians and Palmer pairing with muted enthusiasm, perhaps lumping them together as a coach who will have to buck a historical trend of losing records compiled by rookie full-time head coaches at age 60 or over (Rod Rust, Dick MacPherson and Dick LeBeau, to name three examples in recent research by Football Outsiders) and a quarterback on the downside of his career. Arians sees it differently. And before we dismiss their chances in the rugged NFC West, home of the 49ers, Seahawks and improving Rams, would Cardinals success be drastically more unlikely than what the unheralded Colts accomplished last season?
"After studying all the throws he made last year, it was evident to me that he can still make every throw, and he has enough mobility to protect himself,'' Arians said of Palmer, who went 4-11 as the Raiders starter in 2012, with 4,018 yards passing, 22 touchdowns, 14 interceptions and an 85.3 passer rating. "He's not going to run around like these young kids [in the league], but once we got him and he started making those throws on the practice field, our defensive players are going, 'Wow, we got a quarterback.' I think everybody's excited about it, that he still has it. He's still as good a deep ball thrower as I've seen.''
Always straight forward to a fault, Arians ties his chances for success in Arizona to a return to prominence by Palmer. He has coached Peyton Manning, Ben Roethlisberger and Luck, and knows well the only equation that works in the NFL.
"As a head coach, you're only as good as your quarterback,'' Arians said. "I don't buy into that notion that great defense and running the ball wins. None of those teams have ever won the Super Bowl (possible apologies to the 2000 Ravens?). They all had quarterbacks, because quarterbacks win in this league. You have no chance in this league without one. You really don't.''
As last year's Cardinals so vividly proved.
But Arians has plenty more work to do, of course, than just restoring Palmer's game to its previous standards. He has to shore up the woefully sub-standard Arizona offensive line, make sure the Cardinals' most elite player, receiver Larry Fitzgerald, is getting all the passes he wants and deserves, and oversee the NFL indoctrination of one Tyrann Mathieu, the former play-making LSU defensive back and high-profile character risk that Arizona rolled the dice on in the draft's third round.
The Aaron Hernandez arrest that rocked New England and the rest of the NFL in June is in a category all to itself when it comes to the potential consequences of taking character risk players, but Arians understands the debate about downside versus upside, and what's at stake with Mathieu's well-chronicled record of marijuana usage.
"I think you have to go case by case with players, because they're all so different, each flawed individual,'' Arians said. "Which we all are, to some degree. If you can't manage it, then it's too high a risk. If you feel like you can manage it, then is the reward going to be worth the risk? In our case, we had a young man who had a history with marijuana looking for a second chance. And he probably wouldn't have gotten one if a teammate (Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson, a former LSU teammate of Mathieu's) hadn't stood on the table for him. That was kind of the difference for us.
"Once I got to know Tyrann, I felt this kid needed to have a second chance. And if it fails, I'll bite the bullet and say we gave him a shot and it didn't work. But I don't think he's going to fail.''
In many way, Arians, Palmer and Mathieu are all Cardinals rookies together, starting out this week in Glendale, as Arizona opens camp and prepares to do battle against both the desert heat and the formidable opponents that await in what is suddenly perhaps the NFL strongest division, the NFC West.
It's quite the glamorous roster of coaches Arians is now part of in the division, joining San Francisco's Jim Harbaugh, Seattle's Pete Carroll and St. Louis's Jeff Fisher. But something tells me Arians isn't likely to shyly wait his turn to make some noise. He waited long enough for this shot to run his own show, and he's going to run it his way. Right down to the tone-setting step of making sure his Cardinals rookies take the field Tuesday in the midst of triple-digit temperatures.
"We'll have practice with the rookies Tuesday and it'll be 105 and we'll be outside,'' Arians said. "But it'll be with the same message we've been sending them a week ahead of time, about the need for early hydration. Three Gatorades and a water. In this heat you can't come in here start trying to drink a lot of fluids the night before practice. That's too late at that point. It's got to start long before that.
"It was a new experience for me, especially in OTAs and in minicamp. In June it was up in the 100s and we were out there trying to beat the heat by getting out there at 10:30 in the morning. But in going to Glendale now, we'll be indoors with air conditioning plenty, but once a week we'll open that roof to get some heat and get the toughness part of it. We'll be smart, and we'll educate them, but we'll get after it.''
In Arizona, the task of rapidly changing the Cardinals fortunes for the better is at least in the hands of a coach who has his own recent experience with that kind of transformation. We witnessed it in Indy last year, but let's see if the Arians touch works once again in 2013.


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Hi darlings. This link has been making the rounds and I want to share my perspective. So let me get right into it, shall I?
John Oliver is amazing. He's witty, bright, engaging, makes some hilarious and compelling comparisons ( I laughed out loud at the milk thing :)) rocks an accent ... which is why I can see why the video appeals so much.
Also, Dr. Oz has made himself a really easy target over the last few years by really deviating from an explanation oriented, whole food, bodywork and exercise for a healthy life format, which is how his show initially took off, to what appears as a supplemental infomercial format of his shows today. It is completely irresponsible of him to claim any diet supplement is a miracle anything.
That said, I personally don't take any supplements at all, with the exception of high dose vitamin C when I have a bad cold. I don't juice, I don't take extracts of all the latest fruits, I don't drink green smoothies or anything of that nature. I used to for a few years a long time ago but chose to stop based on personal research and belief.
As often as possible, I use whole farmed foods, farmed herbal teas & organic fair trade spices as my life force, vitamins and medicine.
I also wholeheartedly believe in science and western medicine and if I have to take an antibiotic or aspirin or something else to help me as a last resort, I absolutely will.
Now, this video is very well made and highly entertaining. The two main stats were 38 deaths in one year from Tryptophan and 150 from Ephedrine and 16,000 illnesses. Along with the milk comparison of course :). The main point being about lack of regulation and lobbying etc.
I would like to share some statistics with you regarding the very highly regulated pharmaceutical industry. This comes from Harvard University from the Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics (JLME), edited by Marc Rodwin and supported by the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics.
"Every week, about 53,000 excess hospitalizations and about 2400 excess deaths occur in the United States among people taking properly prescribed drugs to be healthier."
Every week.
53,000 hospitalizations.
Every week.
2400 deaths.
Occur in the United States among people taking properly prescribed drugs to be healthier.
I just want you to think about this.
Let it really sink in. Then, think about 38 deaths a year and 150 deaths as mentioned in the video.
Then there is also this statistic:
"Prescription drugs are the 4th leading cause of death."
Here is the article:
I am writing this because I believe videos like this, entertaining and well produced as they may be, are completely misleading. And the sad part is that in today's bits and bites world, people just consume and share things that are only such a small and incomplete part of the story.
The pharmaceutical industry has been trying to minimize the natural supplement industry for a very long time because it is a competing industry that has taken many, many dollars away from them. Which is fine, all in a days business matters.
My issue is not with businesses trying to make a buck, even though it costs people their lives sometimes. My issue is with people. It is with people who live unhealthy lives, who eat terrible food from abused animals and an abused earth, drink terrible things, engage with negative and abusive people, have lives that are toxic and leave it up to others to be responsible for their well being. People who don't read labels and for example, think that because it says organic or natural on the label of their their herbal tea does not contain flavour or colour or other things. The list goes on and on in the way we mistreat ourselves and shirk our responsibilities.
The more regulatory bodies we put into place because we are too busy to regulate ourselves, to know on our own where our things come from, the more we destroy our society. The more we destroy ourselves as self sufficient, capable human beings.
We don't need more regulatory bodies. We don't need more supplements, we don't need more variations of the same drugs. We don't need more.
We need to plug back in to our human lives.
We each need to know the farmers who raise the animals for the meat we eat. The farmers who grow the fruits and vegetables. What they put into the soil. The farmers who make our milk and butter. THIS is our medicine. THESE are our supplements. WE need to know what we are putting into our bodies and not because another agency has inspected it and deemed it safe because it has been shown over and over again that doesn't work for the most part in either industry, pharmaceutical or supplement.
We've also lost faith in our Doctors and Medical system and with good reason. That system, just like many other modern ones, has become the equivalent of mass agriculture. See as many patients as you can, drug 'em up, no time for talking, personal issues, don't remember anything about you, next...in and out as fast as possible...
There is very little humanity left in the medical profession and that needs to come back in. So yes, please give me the flowery language as well as your expertise because it will make me feel better and that's the point.
Anyway, I can go on about this subject for a very long time but at this moment it is making me tired because it is huge and not for one article so I just want to close with this:
Please, please don't rush through your life. Don't fill your brain with 50 different articles in one day. Don't just pick up snippets here and there and adopt them as truth. Go in depth. Read one book instead of non stop media online. Develop your patience. Care about your body. Listen to its needs because you are unique in the world. As much as possible, unless absolutely necessary, don't take things in pill or concentrated forms. Take the time to know what real food is. Cook. Eat well. Love well. Work less. Learn to care and know about what you put into your body and on your body. Take time to sleep. Be less busy. Talk less. Read and know different points of view. Make choices from real understanding that comes from time invested in wanting to know.
Take the time. You are worth it.
That's it for today kids. Nap time. Much love to you all.


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I-94 in Kenosha County reopened after serious crash
Snowy conditions proved too much for freeway motorists on I-94 in Kenosha County on Saturday morning, leaving one driver seriously injured amid a string of accidents.
A New Berlin man was submerged in water after his vehicle hit a culvert, flipped and rolled into a ditch, leaving him trapped in his car upside down, Kenosha County Sheriff's Sgt. Frank Iovine said. He was reported in critical condition at a local hospital.
A female passenger suffered minor injuries in the crash, which was reported shortly before 7 a.m.
The accidents on the freeway - Kenosha County deputies reported nine crashes involving a total of 13 vehicles between 6 and 9:30 a.m. Saturday - forced authorities to close all three southbound lanes of I-94 for a time, but they were opened before 9:30 a.m. No other major injuries were reported.
In Ozaukee County on I-43 in the Town of Belgium, a vehicle rolled and started on fire, but the driver escaped with only minor injuries, the Sheriff's Department there said. That was around 8 a.m.
The same weather system that brought light snow to the Milwaukee area through much of Friday is getting a bit of help from the lake to produce some lingering light snow showers, mainly along the lakefront counties, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Jesse Ritka.
On Saturday, additional accumulation in Milwaukee, Ozaukee and Sheboygan counties should mainly be less than one inch, and the snow should taper off after noon, Ritka says. Snow totals from this storm system have mainly been less than two inches, but Beaver Dam did pick up more than five inches on Friday.
Temperatures are expected to drop drastically Saturday night, with lows inland in the single digits and in the teens near the lake, Ritka says. Temperatures will struggle to reach the 20s on Sunday, but warmer air is expected for Monday.
New Year's Eve night will be chilly, with temperatures dropping to 10 degrees by the start of 2013. Some of the coldest air of the season will arrive on New Year's Day with a high temperature of only 16, Ritka says. Light snow is possible on Wednesday and Thursday, but colder weather will continue until the second week of January.
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Lucky 13: Wisconsin softball beats Purdue 7-3
Madison, WIS. - The Badger women's softball team beat Purdue 7-3 Saturday afternoon at Goodman Diamond. Not only did Wisconsin complete the series sweep, they won their 13th straight game. That ties a school record.
There were 1,371 fans in attendance, which is the second largest home crowd in school history.
The Badgers were down 2-1 in the third when senior Stephanie Peace hit a three-run home run to give Wisconsin a 4-2 lead. It's her eight this season and 21st of her career, which is tied for third most in school history.
UW senior Michelle Mueller's RBI in the 6th inning gave her 49 on the season, which ties a UW single-season record.
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Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky hasn't softened his stance even though a gas pipeline explosion last week shook constituents awake in three Kentucky counties.
Paul is a tea party adherent who is broadly opposed to new federal regulation. He won't discuss his role in holding up the bill. But industry lobbyists, safety advocates and Senate aides said he is the only senator who is refusing to agree to procedures that would permit swift passage of the measure.


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So, the short answer is that this pup has a higher chance of being deaf than a Boston with 2 brown eyes. However, it is more likely that he can hear normally than that he is deaf! So, the odds are that he can hear…
Let me explain…
I will include here information from a recent conference on deafness in pets.
Hereditary Deafness in Dogs and Cats: Causes, Prevalence, and Current Research
Tufts' Canine and Feline Breeding and Genetics Conference, 2003
George M. Strain Comparative Biomedical Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA, USA
An association between deafness and blue-eyed white cats was noted as early as 1828, and Darwin commented on it in his famous publication The Origin of Species in 1859. Blue-eyed Dalmatians were noted for having deafness as early as 1896. So, the existence of a relationship between white pigmentation and deafness in dogs and cats is not new, and there is an extensive bibliography on the subject,6-12 but the mechanism behind the relationship has only recently begun to be understood.
In dogs and cats with white-producing genes, deafness appears to result from strong expression of the gene.
Not all blue-eyed animals are deaf, and all deaf animals don't have blue eyes, but there is a strong statistical correlation between the two.11,12 Conversely, weak expression of the gene is associated with a reduced likelihood of deafness. Dalmatians have a base color of black (dominant) or liver (recessive) covered up by the recessive extreme-white piebald gene (for which they are homozygous). The dominant ticking gene (T) Apunches@ through the white to show the black or liver. Dalmatians with blue eyes (strong piebald expression) are statistically more likely to be deaf. Dalmatians with a patch (weak piebald expression) are statistically less likely to be deaf. The same association between blue eyes and deafness holds in other dog breeds11 and most white cat breeds. Efforts through breeding to reduce blue eyes in Norwegian Dalmatians reduced the prevalence of deafness.19 Blue eyes are allowed in the Dalmatian breed standard of the United States, but not in Europe; deafness prevalence rates in Europe are approximately 20% compared to the US rate of 30%.
Deafness Prevalence
In dogs, congenital deafness has been reported in over 80 breeds (Table I). This deafness is not necessarily hereditary in all listed breeds, but must be assumed to be so in most cases. Deafness prevalence is known for several studied breeds, but is unknown for most breeds.11 For the few studied breeds, the prevalence rates are as follows:
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The Boson Terrier is one of the breeds at risk for congenital deafness . So, this little guy stands a much higher risk of being deaf than another pup. The only way to know if he is deaf, or deaf in one ear, is to take him to a specialist to have something called BAER testing done. This is an electronic test that will diagnose this condition.
More about it here:
You could do a little test on the pup at the pet store. Have the pup out on his own so he cannot react to the cues of another dog. Then, have someone stand behind him and clap loudly or blow on a whistle. See if he reacts. I know that this is not scientific, but it will give you some idea of whether he can hear.
As you know from your previous experience, dogs that are deaf can live long and happy lives, but their owners do need to be aware of this disability and train the dog with hand signals.
Hope that helps!
If this has been helpful, please "Accept" my answer and provide feedback.
If you need more information, just click on reply and I will try to provide it!
The above is given for information only. Although I am a licensed veterinarian, I cannot legally prescribe medicines or diagnose your pet's condition without performing a physical exam. If you have concerns about your pet I would strongly advise contacting your regular veterinarian.
Thank you so much. We are going to run down and buy this puppy when we know we can aide it if that is the case. I don't feel puppies need to be euthanized just because they might have a defect.. Have a Great Day with your little one. We are.
Wanted to send you a picture on the little guy. Well I should say RAMSES NAMED AFTER THE MOST POWERFUL PHARAOH IN EGYPT. I husband is into ancient culture. He is really cute and he is not deaf or should I say completly deaf, cause he can hear. Thank you for your precious time today.
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while im inclined to try this method first. I don't know how I feel about taking my gun to my next oil change. but hey I won't knock it till I tried it.
I've NEVER taken a Slide apart to just clean out a Firing Pin Channel. I've always just sprayed Disc Brake Cleaner (Metal Only) or CRC Connector Cleaner (Polymer) down the Firing Pin Hole and watched all of the eeeeevil crud get flushed out. Have about 1500 rounds thru each of my 24/7's with no issues at all.
On my PT92, I had done this since it was new with no issues. When I went to change out the Firing Pin Spring (at 15,000 rounds), I found the Firing Pin Channel to be very clean. Ran a solvent soaked patch on a .22 Bore Brush up the Firing Pin Channel and was very very surprised when it came back clean. Did the same to my older .45 EAA Witness when I changed out it's Firing Pin Spring (10,000 rounds) and got the same result.
Now I also do put a couple of drops of Mobil 1 10w30 down the Firing Pin Hole and Automatic Firing Pin Lock Button and this may also prevent Carbon building up on anything in there. Fully Synthetic Motor Oil is very Hi Detergent.
"Easy is the path to wisdom for those not blinded by ego." - Yoda
For all of those killed by a 9mm: "Get up! You are not dead! You were shot with a useless cartridge!"
while im inclined to try this method first. I don't know how I feel about taking my gun to my next oil change. but hey I won't knock it till I tried it.
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"Knowing is half the battle."
One of the other benefits of disassembling to clean is that it gives you the opportunity to inspect the parts. There have been a number of members who have had the plastic firing pin spring assembly break, so I think it's a good idea to take a look every now and then. Because of that I installed an all metal firing pin spring assembly of my own design, and I like to check that one periodically too.
And one other thing about light strikes in DA mode - it doesn't strike as hard as SA does. I did a little test yesterday in my PT145 with a bic pen. Holding the barrel about 4' from the ceiling and dropping the pen down the barrel, the SA strike bounced the pen off the ceiling every time. In DA mode the pen only traveled about 3'. I attribute this to a slightly shorter release point in DA, and slightly less compression on the firing pin spring.
"The marksman aims primarily at himself"
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CeBIT report
(March 18, 2005)
After waking up exceptionally early we were driving in to our friendly and only country with the lovely green and pink houses, Germany. We were overwhelmed by the large number of huge plasma and TFT screens but after a few hours we got used to them. The Germans were exceptionally friendly and all the Heidi's and Gertrud's smiled at us, maybe it was because of the Press passes we acquired after days of negotiations.
So what did we see?
Intel: Intel had a very nice boot as you can see on the pictures. The company introduced a range of dual-core systems. They presented a dual-core chip set-up that enables a TV to play an HDTV video, and a monitor to play a 3D video game.
The Intel manager also presented a notebook with the mobile dual-core CPU, Yonah. Manufactured using the 65 Nanometer technique, and ready for launch at the beginning of 2006, it will be the driving force behind the next Centrino generation as part of the Napa platform.
The Pentium M-based Car PC, which is built into a Mini at the Intel booth, also made a cool guest appearance. The computer fits into the car stereo slot and is controlled via touchscreen or voice recognition. Communication runs via GSM, GPRS and UMTS. Bluetooth can also be used to connect PDAs and notebooks to the system. And there is more, the Car PC can synchronize data with your home computer via WLAN, for example for music and movies.
PrintControls .NET Printing Components 1.0 Released
(March 15, 2005)
The PrintControls library provides a set of .NET Windows Forms controls that are specifically designed to produce scalable graphical output suitable for sending to the printer. This means that when designing your application using PrintControls, you can print any part of your form by simply calling Print on the outermost container control.
EU opens door to Gates, but remains firm on Windows
(February 4, 2005)
Gates, in Europe after last week's Davos meetings, was invited for talks on Tuesday with EU trade commissioner Peter Mandelson, internal market chief Charlie McCreevy and industry commissioner Guenter Verheugen.
But EU competition commissioner Neelie Kroes kept her door firmly shut, avoiding discussion of a ruling by her predecessor Mario Monti last year that the Seattle-based company enjoys monopolistic powers in the software market.
Along with a hefty fine, Microsoft was ordered to offer a European version of Windows without Media Player, which offers access to audio and video content, and offer server product information to rivals.
"Mr Gates has not requested to meet Mrs Kroes and Mrs Kroes is most certainly not going to request to see him," said Kroes' spokesman, Jonathan Todd.
Gates was relaxed about the talks, noting that he had already met EU commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso in the Swiss mountains last week.
Back door breach of Windows XP SP2
(February 4, 2005)
Back door breach of Windows XP SP2 It is all to do with the SP2 measure, known as Data Execution Protection, which is intended to prevent attackers from inserting rogue code into a PC's memory and tricking Windows into running the program.
In October 2004 it was discovered by MaxPatrol team that it is possible to defeat Microsoft® Windows® XP SP2 Heap protection and Data Execution Prevention mechanism. As a result it is possible to implement:
- Arbitrary memory region write access (smaller or equal to 1016 bytes)
- Arbitrary code execution
- DEP bypass.
Details are described in the article by our expert: PDF format, HTML format. Solution As a temporary security measure we've developed simple utility PTmsHORP, which allows restriction of lookaside list creation, governed by a special global flag.
During the first execution this program shows the list of applications which already have this flag set. In order to activate this safety flag for other applications you just need to add the name of the executable file to the list. Any time you can review or modify the list of protected applications by running PTmsHORP again.
Warning. The flag, while enabled, may decrease the application performance.
Firefox 2.0 Roadmap released
(February 4, 2005)
Goodger, the lead engineer for Mozilla Firefox, said that the new roadmap will have a Developer Preview (alpha) in March and a Preview Release (Beta) in April.
Their goal is to continue to build a "best of breed" browser product for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. This document is a description of our current thinking on how they intend to get to Firefox 2.0. At this stage it is brief, but over time it will grow much as the 1.0 roadmap did.
The team is planning for a Firefox 2.0, but will divide the planned work over (at this point) three major Milestones, 1.1 (March 2005), 1.5 (unscheduled) and 2.0 (unscheduled). All development work will be done on the Mozilla trunk, and these releases will coincide with Gecko version revs.
DotNetBar Suite 4.7 for Visual Studio.NET released
(February 1, 2005)
DotNetBar Suite 4.7 is set of 10 powerful integrated components enabling VS.NET developers to create professional user interface with ease. New version of DotNetBar also includes Office 2003 like task pane support and Visual Studio 2005 like color scheme for menus, toolbars and all other user interface elements as well as new visual style for tab strip and tab control. Great multi-license discounts and source code available.
New RSS feed for DNzone
(January 28, 2005)
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Introducing XtraReports 1.6
(January 28, 2005)
The purpose of this article is to introduce the next generation of our reporting tool - XtraReports 1.6 - to the vast number of those who are involved in the tricky process of creating reporting systems in their business applications. We can safely say that this is the next generation of our product because it introduces many new features that radically improve the product's adaptability and make working with it really quick and easy. Save yourself some time - learn about XtraReports version 1.6 here!
W3C presents Key Web Services Standards
(January 28, 2005)
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has published three new standards to help vendors such as Microsoft, IBM and BEA Systems improve Web services performance for customers.
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has published three new standards to help vendors improve Web services performance for customers.
The standards body on Tuesday issued XML-binary Optimized Packaging, SOAP Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism and Resource Representation SOAP Header Block to help developers package and send binary data in a SOAP 1.2 message.
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The LGBT community is an active producer of independent film. But not many titles make it to the major theaters. Fortunately Denver has a viable outlet for queer cinema. Now in its sixth year, the Cinema Q festival (formerly Seeing Queerly: The Denver International GLBT Film Festival) creates a local outlet for cutting-edge celluloid dyke dramas, queer comedies, sexy shorts and everything in between. Presented over a three-day weekend, Cinema Q screens local entries as well as films from around the globe. In addition to opening- and closing-night parties, symposiums and discussions are scheduled between film blocks. Come wine, dine and shmooze with directors and actors while discussing the flicks that changed your life.
The action can get pretty hot and heavy when LoDo's bars let out at 2 a.m. But from the cheap seats on the sidelines, watching the crowds pour out of the clubs and pour themselves into cars and cabs -- after some last-second attempts to hook up --can be mighty entertaining. And the vehicles parading slowly past offer a non-stop urban soundtrack.
Though Stevyn Prothero's tiny Iron Feather Book & Zine Shop is in danger of losing its space in north Denver, the place's do-it-yourself attitude lives on to the bitter end. Prothero welcomes any and all wannabe zinesters to use his stuff -- Xerox, keyboard, scissors and so on -- to create their own page for the community-based Open Zine Project. Prothero knows something about what it takes to create an indie publication: His own Iron Feather Journal has been coming out sporadically for years. Open your mind and take up your pen.
Capitol Hill encompasses a wide swath of central Denver, so it's no wonder that the Capitol Hill People's Fair is the city's best, and most diverse, festival. From its humble beginnings at Morey Junior High in 1971, when 2,000 people attended, the People's Fair has exploded into Colorado's premier arts-and-crafts happening; last year, some 275,000 people attended the three-day event at Civic Center Park, soaking up live entertainment, food by the barrelful, community and family-oriented activities and the best people-watching of the year. The fest is a huge fundraiser, as well: Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods raised $45,000 for area nonprofits in 2004. Kick back, kick off your shoes, and celebrate Denver's funkiest neighborhood.
Normally, when you come across a celebrity in Aspen -- say, Kevin Costner fashioning a kayak for an In Style magazine photo shoot -- it's funny, but not ha-ha funny. For nearly one week out of every year, though, Aspen is the ha-ha-funniest place in the world. The U.S. Comedy Arts Festival is a veritable all-you-can-eat buffet of humor, from standup to sketch comedy to readings; Cheech and Chong, Conan O' Brien, Jim Carrey and Dave Eggers were among those on hand this year. And how about all those hangers-on in fur coats with VIP passes around their necks, talking on headset cell phones? Now, that's funny.
The first of its kind in the United States, The Shoot Out Boulder celebrated the art of quick and cheap movie production. Filmmakers were given 24 hours to complete a seven-minute short. Only in-camera editing was allowed -- meaning everything had to be shot in sequence -- and the footage had to incorporate specific locations or props from within the Boulder area. Several dozen crews of both novice and seasoned filmmakers participated in the quick-paced contest, resulting in an amazing variety of subjects and styles that ranged from the hilarious to the reflective. Plans for another festival are under way, which is great news: The Shoot Out is a can't-miss opportunity for area filmheads.


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I go through my regular morning routine shave head, brush teeth, put in contacts, get dressed and head downstairs for breakfast. When I reach the landing on the first floor, I hear drip .drip ..drip..drip. It sounds like an inconsistent drip. I cant visually confirm my fears because I walk around with the lights off most of the time.
My mind starts racing immediately, and I go into problem solving mode. The facts that come to mind are; there are no pipes above me, the ceiling is vaulted so the only thing that could leak is the roof, I didnt remember it raining, and Im standing near the main drain for the upstairs. If its the roof Im going to spend a lot of time trying to fix that. Heaven forbid its the drain, I would have to rip open the wall. Maybe some light would help. I turn on a small hall light, and prepare myself for the source of the leak.
Theres no water. I look closer at the wood floor and see a small cylindrical gray shape no more than a quarter inch in length. The shape then launches itself six inches in the air. When it lands there is a small tap on the wood. I watch it do this for another two times for assurance sake. Ive never been so scared by a bug in my life. Scorpions and Black Widows have nothing on this little one.
I wonder what it is?
The Vegas bug I hear about eh?
That's a click beetle, also known as snap beetle. Completely harmless.
The bug may be harmless, but the thought of me spending the time and money to fix something those things was frightening.
Not to mention the cost of new underwear.....:laughing: Lived in CO and NM most of my life and know your area well. You have some nasty critters there. Been here two years now and still getting used to a whole new set...:(
even the bug is harmless... or benefitcial even.... having the thought that they are nesting in the roof and multipling over time... will take away 10 years of life for most of the people due to anxiety/scare...
Darn it, fierysun, now you jinxed me!!!! Opened up a wall today on a remodel job and found it full of giant cockroaches!!!! 2" long and there must have been 300 of 'em!!!
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BTW, that job went on hold until the owner gets an exterminator in there....
"It's coming right for ya!" I hear rat shot in a .22 will take care of that problem.
yuk I hate cockroaches, they are so ugly and creepy. Funnily enough spiders don't bother me.
We have been staying out in a rural area in Australia called Tara and you have to be careful because of the ticks. They latch onto your skin and you have to dig them out. They spit some kind of poison into the skin and the area takes weeks to heal.
We are moving out to Tara (don't ask me why) and the thought of these things makes my skin crawl. Ugh :(
I was ripping up the old floor that was rotted in the shed and all of a sudden there was a mess of little white termites ... no big deal except I knew they had to go. But then as I kept ripping up the floor I saw those bigger Orange headed Soldier termites with the huge mandibles. YUCK. Time to stop ripping up the floor and find the spray. Those things are UGLY ... I saw them in my sleep for weeks.
When I was around five or so, I fell off a banking and got stuck in a rotten stump of a tree. I was stuck there like sitting in a throne and couldn't get out. It was full of ants. Took me YEARS to get over that. I'd be walking down the street and smell a certain smell and sure enough ants would be swarming all over ....
Got rid of those termites (I hope) they were dampwood so I got rid of the dampness problem and the bad wood and found a recipe online for making Timbor and Boracare and sprayed all the wood (avoiding nails). That spray was also fireretardent so it was a good cheap find as I had all the ingredients already.:)
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SUBMITTED: Monday, July 22, 2013POSTED: Monday, July 22, 2013
John Smaha is a long-time lawyer and business associate and has brought this Ripoff Report to my attention. The "report" seems to suggest or imply that it was filed by me or Xxayrx, a company which I own. It was not. I do not know the source of the "report". Neither I nor my company had anything to do with its filing.
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Report filed by an imposter and convicted felon
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 19, 2013POSTED: Friday, July 19, 2013
I am John L Smaha. I have been an attorney for over 30 years. My bar record can be found with the California State Bar at number 95855. It is unblemished.
The report that you are reading was not filed by the plaintiff in the referenced lawsuit. That matter involved a business dispute over a 20 year plus business relationship. No summary judgment was ever rendered. In fact all claims of malpractice and fraud have long been dismissed. The case of the "cronies" has also long been dismissed.
More troubling the owner of XXAYRX(the plaintiff) did not file this report. As we still speak to each other to today I had him review it and he indicated to me that he did not file it.
I know for various reasons that the report was actually filed by an imposter convicted felon known by the name of Richard Rollo Norton(federal criminal case 07-cr-2260-h). I know he filed it because he was unhappy about going to prison and that he still owes restitution of millions of dollars to his victims. He was unhappy with me because I was the trustee of an assignment for the benefit of creditors trust that was overseen by the San Diego Superior Court in case no GIC857652. In that case all trust assets were fully accounted for and approved by court order. During the course of the case I assisted the personal attorneys of the various victims to recover over $20,000,000 for their clients however even this did not compensate the victims in full. The case is now closed.
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II.8. The Proudest Mother
In the year 1893 there was a new and strange man living at No. 4, St. Luke's
Square. Many people remarked on the phenomenon. Very few of his like had
ever been seen in Bursley before. One of the striking things about him was the
complex way in which he secured himself by means of glittering chains. A chain
stretched across his waistcoat, passing through a special button-hole, without a
button, in the middle. To this cable were firmly linked a watch at one end and a
pencil-case at the other; the chain also served as a protection against a thief who
might attempt to snatch the fancy waistcoat entire. Then there were longer
chains, beneath the waistcoat, partly designed, no doubt, to deflect bullets, but
serving mainly to enable the owner to haul up penknives, cigarette-cases, match-
boxes, and key-rings from the profundities of hip-pockets. An essential portion of
the man's braces, visible sometimes when he played at tennis, consisted of
chain, and the upper and nether halves of his cuff-links were connected by
chains. Occasionally he was to be seen chained to a dog.
A reversion, conceivably, to a mediaeval type! Yes, but also the exemplar of the
excessively modern! Externally he was a consequence of the fact that, years
previously, the leading tailor in Bursley had permitted his son to be apprenticed in
London. The father died; the son had the wit to return and make a fortune while
creating a new type in the town, a type of which multiple chains were but one
feature, and that the least expensive if the most salient. For instance, up to the
historic year in which the young tailor created the type, any cap was a cap in
Bursley, and any collar was a collar. But thenceforward no cap was a cap, and
no collar was a collar, which did not exactly conform in shape and material to
certain sacred caps and collars guarded by the young tailor in his back shop.
None knew why these sacred caps and collars were sacred, but they were; their
sacredness endured for about six months, and then suddenly--again none knew
why--they fell from their estate and became lower than offal for dogs, and were
supplanted on the altar. The type brought into existence by the young tailor was
to be recognized by its caps and collars, and in a similar manner by every other
article of attire, except its boots. Unfortunately the tailor did not sell boots, and so
imposed on his creatures no mystical creed as to boots. This was a pity, for the
boot-makers of the town happened not to be inflamed by the type-creating
passion as the tailor was, and thus the new type finished abruptly at the edges of
the tailor's trousers.
The man at No. 4, St. Luke's Square had comparatively small and narrow feet,
which gave him an advantage; and as he was endowed with a certain vague
general physical distinction he managed, despite the eternal untidiness of his
hair, to be eminent among the type. Assuredly the frequent sight of him in her
house flattered the pride of Constance's eye, which rested on him almost always
with pleasure. He had come into the house with startling abruptness soon after
Cyril left school and was indentured to the head-designer at "Peel's," that classic
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BeschreibungThis book is an illuminating analysis showing the power and allure of Greek Classical past in Hellenistic and Roman art.
Inhaltsverzeichnis1. Creating the past: the origins of classicism in Hellenistic sculpture; 2. From Greece to Rome: retrospective sculpture in the early empire; 3. From metropolis to empire: retrospective sculpture in the high empire; 4. From Roman to Christian: retrospection and transformation in late antique art.
PortraitRachel Kousser is Assistant Professor of Ancient Art at Brooklyn College and a member of the doctoral faculty at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. She has received fellowships from the Mellon Foundation, the German Archaeological Institute in Berlin, the Romish-Germanisches Zentralmuseum Mainz, the PSC-CUNY Research Foundation, and the American Numismatic Society. She has contributed several articles to the American Journal of Archaeology.
Pressestimmen"Kousser demonstrates how careful iconographic analysis of the material can be insightful and help us understand better the importance of sculpture in specific contexts." - Bryn Mawr Classical Review "This book is an in-depth examination of a widespread visual motif in ancient art, most famously represented by the Capua Venus and the Victory of Brescia. Kousser presents many intelligent and thought-provoking interpretations of individual works." - Classical Journal Online
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My boy scout troop is turning 50 years old and were making t shirts. Does anyone have any ideas on what we should have it say on the shirt? A website with ideas would greatly help.
Your really probably don't need a website to give you 'clever' ideas.
There are a few different ways your troop T's might be set up.
there are the ''humorous'' statements :
Geezer /old man in scout uniform shown - '50 years and still going strong!'
Young guys in scout uniforms hiking *up* a steep trail - 'I thought it was all downhill after 50 !?'
or similar 'joke' shirts.
Those aren't really a favorite of mine, though they seem to be popular with some troops.
More to my taste - the simple statement shirts.:
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