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This serum's unique formula is positioned for those concerned with acne breakouts as well as signs of aging. Because a great many people have both concerns at the same time, products designed to treat both (without making either issue worse) are a welcome change of pace. Unfortunately, this serum isn't the ideal answer for those fighting both breakouts and wrinkles.
On the plus side, the aloe- and glycerin-based formula contains an impressive amount of the cell-communicating ingredient niacinamide, which has research showing it can reduce the inflammation that leads to acne and help pores function in a normal manner.
Also on hand is the exfoliating ingredient salicylic acid, which also has anti-inflammatory properties, and this serum's pH allows it to function as an exfoliant. As for the amount of salicylic acid, the company doesn't say how much, but we suspect it's at least 1%, which is sufficient for improving skin texture and reducing breakouts.
Now for the bad news: Like most Michael Todd True Organics products, this contains its share of fragrant plant extracts as well as lavender oil. All of these pose a risk of irritation that can make oily, breakout-prone skin worse, not better, and the irritation also has a pro-aging effect that works against the anti-aging ingredients in this serum. See More Info to find out why lavender oil is a problem for all skin types.
Research indicates that components of lavender, specifically linalool, can be cytotoxic, which means that topical application causes skin-cell death (Source: Cell Proliferation, June 2004, pages 221–229). Lavender leaves contain camphor, which is a known skin irritant. Because the fragrance constituents in lavender oil oxidize when exposed to air, lavender oil is a pro-oxidant, and this enhanced oxidation increases its irritancy on skin (Source: Contact Dermatitis, September 2008, pages 143–150). Lavender oil is the most potent form, and even small amounts of it (0.25% or less) are problematic. Although it's fine as an aromatherapy agent for inhalation or relaxation, it is a must to avoid in skin-care products (Sources: Psychiatry Research, February 2007, pages 89–96; and www.naturaldatabase.com).
A powerful anti-oxidant facial serum which is designed to balance all skin types and help it regenerate in a healthful fashion. Utilizes ingredients like organic aloe, green tea and vitamin B3 to minimize redness associated with acne and soothe the skin.
Aloe Barbadensis (Organic Aloe) Leaf Juice, Isopentyldiol, Glycerine, Niacinamide (Vitamin B3), Salicylic Acid, Sodium Hydroxide, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Crithmum Maritimum (Sea Fennel) Extract, Xylitylglucoside, Anhydroxylitol, Xylitol, Salix Nigra (Willow) Bark Extract, Mugwort (Artemesia Vulgaris) Extract, Algae Extract, Saccharum Officinarum (Sugar Cane) Extract, Citrus Medica Limonium (Lemon) Fruit Extract, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Fruit Extract, Pyrus Malus (Apple) Fruit Extract, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Extract, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Extract, Daucus Carota Sativa (Carrot) Root Aromatic Extract, Chondrus Crispus (Carrageenan), Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Sorbitol, Xanthan Gum, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Sodium Benzoate, Hydroxypropyl Starch Phosphate, Benzyl Alcohol, Dehydroacetic Acid, Citric Acid.
Several products contain a good range of anti-aging ingredients; products are packaged to keep the light- and air-sensitive ingredients stable during use; good moisturizing mask.
Many of the products are highly fragrant and/or contain fragrant plant extracts or oils known to be irritating; several of the serums contain the exact same ingredients, just listed in a different order, which makes things needlessly confusing; in a line full of anti-aging lotions and potions; no options with reliable amounts of ingredients proven to treat dark spots, red marks from acne, or breakouts; the claim of aloe being special for skin is overinflated.
What do the popular hair accessory line called SCUNCI (aka "scrunchy") and the natural-themed skin-care brand Michael Todd True Organics have in common? Both are associated with a man named Lewis Hendler. Hendler founded SCUNCI in the early '90s and sold the company to Conair in 2005. Then, in 2008, Hendler acquired the little-known Michael Todd True Organics skin-care brand.
As we understand it, there really was someone named Michael Todd who played a role in the brand's history, but there's no mention of the real Michael Todd to be found on the company's website. We did find a press release explaining that he is or was a model and actor, but that's about it. Hendler is the brand's public face, along with a few lesser known celebrities.
This Florida-based company has captured the attention of many consumers due to its claims of using natural and organic ingredients coupled with active anti-aging and anti-acne ingredients (all of which, by the way, are synthetic, which is just fine for skin, just not as "all natural" as the company wants you to believe).
Like many natural-themed lines, Michael Todd True Organics promotes some of the most absurd and misleading information imaginable about skin and skin care. A big one—directly from the owner himself—is that everything we put on our skin is absorbed into the body … cosmetic ingredients go right past the skin and into the bloodstream. If that were true (it isn't, thank goodness, but we'll get to that shortly), then moisturizers couldn't moisturize, exfoliants couldn't remove the top layers of dead, dried skin, and sunscreens would not prevent sunburns or tanning. Most skin-care ingredients do their job by staying on top (or at least in the top layers) of the skin, not by being absorbed into the body.
In essence, if absorption into the body were true, then even Hendler would have to admit that his own products (many of which contain problematic ingredients like neem oil and/or lavender oil, which are toxic when ingested) would do little for the skin because as soon as you apply them—poof! They're in the body, just like as soon as you swallow food it's on its way to your digestive system.
The truth is that skin is a very good barrier, and that it's difficult to get cosmetic ingredients to penetrate much past the uppermost layers, much less into the bloodstream, as almost all cosmetics chemists will tell you. The good news is that keeping skin-care ingredients, such as moisturizing agents, skin-repairing ingredients, sunscreen actives, and antioxidants, in the skin's outermost layers is really helpful—it means that the skin's surface (its first line of defense) has a better chance of remaining healthy, smooth, and better able to protect itself against environmental damage. But assuming everything we put on our skin did get into the body, thinking that natural ingredients are safer is wrong; there are hundreds of problematic natural ingredients that could cause serious health problems if they routinely got into the body.
Michael Todd True Organics is big on promoting what their products don't contain, including water, which is bizarre given that water is one of the most natural ingredients on earth. But, more to the point, these products absolutely do contain water in the form of aloe juice; aloe is 99.5% water (Sources: Indian Journal of Dermatology, volume 53, issue 4, 2008, pages 163–166; and http://apps.who.int/medicinedocs/en/d/Js2200e/6.html#Js2200e.6). You're not really getting a more concentrated product simply because it's based on aloe rather than pure water.
What's important to know is that there are good and bad natural ingredients, as well as good and bad synthetic ingredients. Seeing a preponderance of natural ingredients on a skin-care label is no guarantee the product you're considering is better or safer than one that contains natural and synthetic ingredients.
The Michael Todd brand also avoids the usual group of ingredients that have been given an undeserved bad rap, such as parabens, sulfates, triclosan, mineral oil, and synthetic fragrances, all of which we discuss elsewhere on our website (A quick summary: None of the aforementioned ingredients are dangerous for skin. If you still are concerned, don't think for a minute that this is the only line that leaves them out!)
What Michael Todd's product information doesn't tell you about is the extensive amount of research that shows how problematic the fragrant oils and plant extracts that they include in their products are. The irony is that the ingredients they brag about not using are comparably better and, yes, safer for your skin! That's not to say that this brand's products are unsafe; rather, it's to illustrate the point that synthetic ingredients aren't automatically evil, and that all-natural ingredients are not angelic.
The company definitely ups the beneficial ante with ingredients like retinol, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, peptides, and vitamins (all synthetic by the way), but these great ingredients are surrounded by not-so-great ingredients, many of which are overly fragrant—and the research is clear: Fragrance isn't skin-caring in the least.
Sadly, what you get with almost the entire Michael Todd line is a mixed bag. Product after product contains a frustrating mix of beneficial and problematic ingredients—and many of the products pose a strong risk of irritation, especially those with numerous citrus oils, and irritation is always bad for skin, whether the source is synthetic or natural.
For more information on Michael Todd True Organics, call 772-343-0222 or visit www.michaeltoddtrueorganics.com .
The Beautypedia and Paula's Choice Research teams have one mission: To help you find the best products for your skin, whether they're from Paula's Choice or another brand. By combining efforts, we're able to share scientific research and remain committed to the highest standards based on our decades of experience objectively reviewing thousands upon thousands of skincare and makeup formularies in all price ranges.
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I have already written an extensive review of the Skylanders: SWAP Force for the Xbox 360 and covered a lot of ground. You might think this review is redundant: think again. The behaviour of the SWAP Force game on the 3DS is entirely different from its home console counterparts – in fact, the game doesn't even happen in the same setting though the SWAP Force has been freed. This review will discuss some of those differences and whether or not they make the 3DS version a unique experience from other platforms.
Gameplay is similar to the console version in that we follow predetermined branching paths and have both single element and dual-element gates, keys to find and items to collect – however all the gold collected gets converted to experience at the end of each level. In fact, there are no purchases you can make with the gold, be they hats or upgrades – instead, level progression unlocks skills as you progress. Other major differences include a double-jump, types of stat boosts given from the hat your Skylander is wearing, and the way in which different difficulty levels affect the challenge in the environments (eg: on easy a platform may not move, where on medium it may be spinning or floating up and down).
The 3DS version includes two SWAP Force characters, Rattle Shake and Free Ranger, as well as core Skylander Volcanic Eruptor. This works really well, as 3DS owners get three different characters from all of the other starter packs, and helps grow the collection without duplication.
I also like the difference in story – Vicarious Visions and Activision were right to avoid a retread as I don't think it would have gone over as well. If there was one thing I'd nit-pick, its that you can't use the D-pad to control direction – and while I love analog joysticks, I find the one on the 3DS to sometimes lead me to fall off ledges. I also thought the touch-screen interface, which is reserved almost exclusively for swapping Skylanders, could have been used to also see the combos available without having to pause the game.
My recommendation? If you're into Skylanders, or your kids are, this one is a no-brainer. It's a fantastic supplement to any existing Skylanders game as it adds value to your collection of toys. Even if you don't have any other versions on other platforms, SWAP Force on 3DS is a decent 3rd person 3D platformer. Just don't expect a 3DS interpretation of the console SWAP Force game – it stands on its own pedestal, and it can fit your toy collection inside a pocket.
- Entirely new campaign
- Don't have to lug toys or portal around
- Experience meshes during a resynch
- Fun gameplay elements
- Lots to do even after the game is finished
- Game difficulty affects environments too
- No alternate controls with the D-pad
- 3D effect did not work well (for me)
- The touchscreen functions are limited.
- Graphics: 80
- Audio: 80
- Controls: 80
- Gameplay: 80
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I thought this was very well done.
Houston releases
The subject video is below the article on the web page.
Edited to add: Found it on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VcSwejU2D0
I thought this was very well done.
Houston releases
The subject video is below the article on the web page.
Edited to add: Found it on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VcSwejU2D0
Didn't the gunman notice the Gun Buster sign on the door? He was breaking the law by ignoring that.
Stupid video, IMO, geared for people who's main concern in life is what time American Idol comes on.
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What? There was a 'No Weapons' sign on the door?
Yep and that is a legal sign in Tx and violating it isn't a slap on the wrist,I'm glad there aren't many places I have to go that are posted.Quote:
What? There was a 'No Weapons' sign on the door?
Yep. Just another reason not to go back to Tx.
Shame people have to be told this stuff, and too bad they left out the best defense.
Didn't Monty Python have a vid.....ah yes the infamous run away video. Hey let's be like the Brits....hide, hide more and hope not to be seen......oooops I see your foot under that desk.....bang bang, you're dead. Sickening.
Please don't lump all of TX sir, that is from a libtard city, not the suburbia where we will pop a cap in your azz and ask questions later if threatened.
Well, didn't they sort of make it obvious by showing the 30.06 sign that the shooter selected a "free fire zone?" I don't think they did it on purpose, (or maybe they did,) but, they kinda make the case for allowing concealed carry. Otherwise you have to fight the guy with a chair and a fire extinguisher.
This just hit the WSJ's radar. They don't actually show the shooter part. I'm assuming that would be too traumatic.
Personally I think it's good the sheep are at least begining to entertain the possibility of such events and how to react.
I was glad there was at least one municipality that figured out people didn't know what to do. The internet cafe video where the 71 year old guy with the Taurus .380 chases the two perps out is a case in point. There is a woman wandering around with her hands on her head and no clue what to do. The rest of the people pretty much just sit there except for the guy that parallels the shooter (what did he think he was going to do?) and the guy that's reaching for his wallet while the bad guys are rushing out the door.
I think the video is a good thing. There are a lot of people who don't carry, and places that people aren't allowed to carry, which is exactly when and where this video might be useful.
But be careful where you walk around here, you could slip on all the spilled testosterone.
this is a good thing. most people aren't like us. anything to prepare them to respond better than they would in a bad situation is a step in the right direction.
oh, and aurora hospitals where my wife works has active shooter training. that made me happy.


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By SSI Staff · December 31, 2005
Bosch Security Systems of Fairport, N.Y., demonstrated the C900V2 dialer capture module at the recent ASIS show in Orlando. This module is designed to capture an alarm panel's digital communicator data and transmit it over a high-speed network connection to a central station at the other end. The device will work with Bosch panels as well as an assortment of others.
Operation is said to be seamless because the Bosch dialer capture module is designed to simulate a central station receiver, issuing the customary acknowledgement and kiss-off signals for the alarm panel's digital communicator. The firm developed the C900V2 to address two trends in technology: First, many households and businesses are switching from landline telephone service to cellular; second, many people are also using high-speed broadband or Internet.
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Name of Publication: Sh'ma: A Journal of Jewish Ideas
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The season of advent provides us with an opportunity to prepare for the arrival of Jesus. What does it mean to prepare though? How can we tie our story to the Christmas story? Join us as we look at these question and more in order to learn how to prepare for Jesus coming into the world and coming into our lives.
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Relative to its size, a Southern California mite runs faster than any other animal and thrives in temperatures that would kill most other animals – according to new research by a team led by Prof. Jonathan Wright.
Although the mite Paratarsotomus macropalpis is no bigger than a sesame seed, it was recently recorded running at up to 322 body lengths per second, a measure of speed that reflects how quickly an animal moves relative to its body size. The previous record-holder, the Australian tiger beetle, tops out at 171 body lengths per second. By comparison, a cheetah running at 60 miles per hour attains only about 16 body lengths per second.
Extrapolated to the size of a human, the mite's speed is equivalent to a person running roughly 1300 miles per hour.
The mite is local to Southern California and is often found running along rocks or sidewalks. First identified in 1916, little is known about the mite's habits or food sources.
The research team consisted of Maria Young '16, Samuel (Yoni) Rubin (Pitzer '15), Prof. Wright from biology, Physics Prof. Dwight Whitaker, and Harvey Mudd Biology Prof. Anna Ahn.
Rubin presented their findings at the findings during the Experimental Biology 2014 meeting on April 27 and at the American Physiological Society Undergraduate Research Poster Session on April 28. Since then, news of the discovery has rocketed around science media, with stories appearing in Science Daily, Science, Discovery and Nature World News, among others.
"It's so cool to discover something that's faster than anything else, and just to imagine, as a human, going that fast compared to your body length is really amazing," said Rubin.
Wright became interested in the mites while studying the effect of muscle biochemistry on how quickly animals can move their legs. But it wasn't until Young and Rubin documented the mites' running speeds in their natural environment that the team knew they had found a new world record.
"Both relative speed and stride frequency increase as animals get smaller," explains Wright, "and in theory, muscle physiology should at some point limit how fast a leg can move. We were looking at the overarching question of whether there is an upper limit to the relative speed or stride frequency that can be achieved. When the values for mites are compared with data from other animals, they indicate that, if there is an upper limit, we haven't found it yet."
The research team used high-speed cameras to record the mites' sprints in the laboratory and in their natural environment. "It was actually quite difficult to catch them, and when we were filming outside, you had to follow them incredibly quickly as the camera's field of view is only about 10 centimeters across," said Rubin.
The research team was also surprised to find the mites running on concrete up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 degrees Celsius), a temperature significantly higher than the upper lethal temperature of most animals. "They're operating at temperatures that seem to preclude activities of any other animal group. We've seen them running where there were no other animals visibly active," said Wright.
The mites also are adept at stopping and changing directions extremely quickly, attributes the researchers are investigating further for potential insights that may be relevant to bioengineering applications.
The research was funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Undergraduate Science Program. The Claremont Colleges' HHMI grant funds approximately 50 summer undergraduate research projects each year.
"This project is a really great example of collaborative research across the Claremont Colleges," says Wright. "We had students from two different campuses and faculty from two campuses and two different fields."


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Every time I start up my PC the little audio icon in the right hand bottom tool bar has a red cross over it. For some reason this device is disabled every time I shut down, so I click on it and run the troubleshooter which fixes it, but it is annoying that I have to do this all the time. The Driver is Sound Max Integrated Digital HD Audio, and it is up to date. Also, the volume setting reduces itself to 66% automatically, and I like it to remain at 100%
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Dr. Charles Alexander Eastman (Sioux: Ohiyesa, February 19, 1858 - January 8, 1939) was a Native American author, physician and reformer. He was active in politics and helped found the Boy Scouts of America.
Ohiyesa was born on a reservation near Redwood Falls, Minnesota. He was the son of the Dakota Many Lightnings and his mixed-blood wife, Mary Nancy Eastman, who died at his birth. Mary Eastman was the daughter of the painter Captain Seth Eastman. During the Minnesota Uprising of Dakota in 1862-63, Ohiyesa was cared for by paternal relatives who fled into North Dakota and Manitoba. When he was later reunited with his father, now using the name Jacob Eastman, and older brother John, the Eastman family established a homestead in Dakota Territory.
With his father's encouragement, Eastman attended mission and preparatory schools and graduated from Dartmouth College in 1887. He graduated from Boston University, with a medical degree, in 1889. Eastman worked as agency physician for the Indian Health Service on the Pine Ridge Reservation, and later at the Crow Creek Reservation, both in South Dakota. He also established a private medical practice. Between 1894-97, Eastman established 32 Indian groups of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA). In 1899, he helped recruit students for the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania. In 1910, along with Ernest Thompson Seton of the Woodcraft Indians and Daniel Carter Beard of the Sons of Daniel Boone, Eastman helped found the Boy Scouts of America.
Eastman was active in politics, particularly in matters dealing with Indian rights. He served as a lobbyist for the Dakota between 1894 and 1897. In 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt assigned Eastman the responsibility for revising the allotment method of dividing tribal lands. In 1923-25, Eastman served under Calvin Coolidge as an Indian inspector. He was also a member of the Committee of One Hundred, a reform panel examining federal institutions and activities dealing with Indian nations. In 1925, the Bureau of Indian Affairs asked him to investigate the death and burial location of Sacagawea, the woman who accompanied the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805. He determined that she died of old age at the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming on April 9, 1884, although later historians believe it more likely that she died as a result of an illness in 1812.
Eastman was the recipient of the first Indian Achievement Award in 1933.
Eastman was married to Elaine Goodale, and had six children. Goodale briefly served as superintendent of Indian education in the Dakota Territory, and was a well known poet.
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Son of Many Lightnings
Hakadah's father was named Many Lightnings (Tawakanhdeota). He was a full-blood Sioux, and later took the name Jacob Eastman.
Since Hakadah's mother had died, the baby was raised in the tribe's homeland of Minnesota by his grandmother. When he was four, the so-called "Sioux Uprising of 1862" occurred and he became separated from his father, elder brothers and sister, whom the tribe thought had been killed by the whites. Hakadah was taken into exile into Manitoba with the remaining members of his band of Santee Sioux.
For the next eleven years he lived the original nomadic life of his people in the care of his uncle and grandmother. His uncle was a well-known hunter and warrior and gave the youth, now called Ohiyesa, the traditional training of a young hunter, warrior, and member of the tribe. Ohiyesa's knowledge of these skills and spiritual values would later be reflected in his activities and his writings.
At fifteen, Ohiyesa had just entered Indian manhood and was preparing to embark on his first war-path to avenge the reputed death of his father when his father reappeared! Jacob Eastman had adopted the religion and customs of the whites and had come to take his son back with him.
Ohiyesa was taken to a homestead in Flandreau, Dakota Territory, where his father and other "progressive" Indians had moved. The young man was sent to a mission day school, where his first impulse was to run away and return to the natural ways of his people. However, his father prevailed, and Ohiyesa cut his long hair and began to adopt the clothing and ways of white civilization.
Despite his unhappiness, Ohiyesa applied himself to his studies in school. Two years later he walked 150 miles to attend a better school at Santee, Nebraska, where he excelled. He was soon accepted to the preparatory department of Beloit College in Wisconsin. He was now known primarily as Charles Eastman.
Charles Eastman spent two years at Beloit before moving on to two other colleges and then eventually to Dartmouth College. He graduated from Dartmouth in 1887.
Charles Eastman then enrolled as a medical student at Boston University. He graduated in 1890 with his medical degree and the honor of being the orator of his class. He had spent a total of 17 years in primary, secondary, college, and professional education, much less time than is usually required for most students. And, it should be remembered, he had only started formal studies, including English, at age 15!
During his studies in the East he had made the acquaintance of many prominent people who would later help him further his career. With such help, his first position was as Government Physician for the Sioux at the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota. He was there before, during, and after the "Ghost Dance" rebellion of 1890-1891, and he cared for the wounded Indians after the massacre at Wounded Knee.
In 1891 Charles Eastman married.
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Soon, however, Charles Eastman accepted a position as field secretary for the International Committee of the YMCA, and spent the next three years traveling throughout the US and Canada visiting many Indian tribes in an attempt to start new YMCAs in those areas.
In 1897 Dr. Eastman went to Washington as the legal representative and lobbyist for the Sioux tribe. From 1899 to 1902 he again served as a government physician to the Sioux, this time at Crow Creek Agency in South Dakota.
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In 1910 Eastman began his long association with the Boy
Scouts, helping Ernest Thompson Seton establish the organization based in large part on the prototype of the American Indian.
It was also at about this time that he started to become in high demand as a lecturer and public speaker, traveling extensively in the US and abroad. Eastman was chosen to represent the American Indian at the Universal Races Congress in London in 1911. His public speaking continued for the remainder of his life.
Beginning in 1910 and for the rest of his life, Charles Eastman also became involved with many progressive organizations attempting to improve the circumstances of the various Indian tribes. At one time he was president of the Society of American Indians, one prominent organization of that type.
From 1915 to 1920 the Eastman family created and operated a summer camp for girls, Camp Oahe, at Granite Lake, New Hampshire, attempting to teach Indian life-ways to young girls.
Lake Huron, near Desbarats, Ontario, Canada
Charles Eastman and his wife separated in August 1921, quite possibly because of opposing views regarding the best future for the American Indian. Elaine Goodale Eastman stressed total assimilation of Native Americans into the dominant society, while Eastman favored a type of cultural pluralism in which Indians would interact with the dominant society, utilizing only those positive aspects that would benefit them but still retaining their Indian identity, including their traditional beliefs and customs—in effect living between two worlds.
Eastman believed that the teachings and spirit of his adopted religion of Christianity and the traditional Indian spiritual beliefs were essentially the same and had their common origins in the same "Great Mystery;" a belief that was controversial to many Christians.
In 1928 Eastman purchased land on the north shore of Lake Huron, near Desbarats, Ontario, Canada. For the remainder of his life, when he was not traveling and lecturing, he lived there in his primitive cabin in communion with the virgin nature that he loved so dearly
A Long and Useful Life
In his last years he spent only the coldest winter months with his son in Detroit, where he died on January 8, 1939, at the age of eighty. For several years toward the end of his life he worked on a major study on the Sioux, but the project was never completed.
In his later adult life Charles Eastman was the foremost Indian spokesman of his day. His contributions to our understanding of the American Indian philosophy and religion are so significant that at the 1933 Chicago World's
Fair Eastman was presented a special medal honoring the most distinguished achievements by an American Indian.
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Important Inmate Phone System Changes
As a result of a recent telephone vendor contract award, friends and family of inmates housed at all DPSCS correctional facilities should be aware of some minor disruptions in service in the coming weeks. With the introduction of this new vendor we hope to provide you improved inmate telephone services at the same, and in some cases, lower costs. This Advanced Pay brochure from the new vendor has been distributed to the inmate population and may be useful for you as well.
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By Dr. Geraldine M. Chapey
As the President of the Atlantic Tenants Association representing the
tenants at 107-10 Shore Front Parkway, I called an important meeting of the tenants on Wednesday, October 17, 2001. The purpose of the meeting was to inform the tenants of the current activities in the bankruptcy court. Our tenant attorney, Eugene Crowe, also addressed the meeting.
The following material on information and belief was brought to the attention of the tenants. The bankruptcy court has approved a plan for the Dayton Seaside complex which includes an agreement with Metrovest, Inc. (a firm based in Astoria) as follows: 1) there will be a $10 million payment for back taxes to New York City, The charge for the back taxes will not be passed on to the tenants. 2) There will be a $10 million Capital Improvement package for facade work on the buildings. (Seventy-five percent of the facade work remains to be done.)
It is our understanding that the agreement includes the following building improvements: a) new windows, b) new roof, c) elevator upgrades, d) balconies repaired, e) balcony doors replaced, f) new lobby entrance doors, g) repairs to parking area and h) new air conditioning sleeves.
According to our information the building will remain under the rent stabilization program and the tenants will be protected by this status.
The bankruptcy court has agreed to a Major Capital Improvement Charge
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Ung: Casual but high-profile restaurants head from the city to North Jersey
It drives me crazy when North Jersey restaurant owners brag that "we're a New York-style restaurant" or "we're really more like a restaurant you'd find in Manhattan." This says nothing about the quality of their place – after all, bad restaurants can easily be found all over the city, interspersed with the standouts.
But it does mean something significant when a food establishment that has actually managed to impress the discerning New York crowds decides to head out our way.
Lucky for us, that's been happening a lot recently. Shake Shack, the famous burger joint, set up shop on Route 17 and announced plans to serve its signature Shackburgers and frozen custard at the Westfield Garden State Plaza, too.
Then Clifton got a branch of Mighty Quinn's, the East Village barbecue place that The New York Times gushed had "staggeringly good" pulled pork and a beef rib that's "an instant conversation stopper."
Lan Sheng, one of the few New York Chinese restaurants that can boast a prestigious Michelin star, set up shop in an out-of-the-way storefront in Wallington. Just Salad, a salad bar-style restaurant that has been opening up all over Manhattan, began tossing its buffalo kale Caesar and pesto chicken paradise salads in Wayne. And Bareburger brought its mostly organic burger menu to Edgewater.
And that was just in the past several months. In the last few years, we've also gotten names such as the cupcake bakeries Crumbs (Ridgewood, Willowbrook Mall in Wayne, Garden State Plaza) and Baked by Melissa (also Garden State Plaza) and the pizzeria Grimaldi's in Clifton. (Though as I found when I reviewed Grimaldi's in 2012, foods don't always taste exactly the same as they do in their flagship locations.)
What do all of these have in common? None of them are pricey, high-end restaurants — the owners of such Manhattan establishments have told me that they tend to be scared off by New Jersey's pricey liquor licenses and the suburbs' unreliable weeknight business.
Instead, they're all casual, often quick-service concepts that fit right into the family-centric fabric of our North Jersey suburbs – where many appreciate quality food and are willing to pay for it, particularly if they already know the names from Manhattan.
Englewood Cliffs resident Christos Gourmos, one of Mighty Quinn's owners, sees our area as an untapped market of discriminating eaters. "I'm from Jersey. We expect a lot more, quality-wise. That's why [Mighty Quinn's] said we're comfortable coming to New Jersey."
Gourmos acknowledges that a lack of foot traffic is always a concern in the suburbs. But he says that many restaurants shy away from the state because "people aren't thinking that it's a hip area." He's hoping the arrival of Mighty Quinn's – which serves its barbecue in a cafeteria-style setting at The Promenade Shops at Clifton — will change that. Since its opening, Gourmos says he has already heard from two restaurants of a similar sensibility – quality food, casual service – asking for advice on how to expand across the river. One is an Italian concept, the other serves burgers.
All of that sent me into a little fantasy about the New York names that I believe could do gangbuster business in North Jersey.
Here's my wish list:
* Parm (parmnyc.com). Yes, we have more than our fair share of great Italian restaurants here. But then so does Little Italy, where the owners of the more upscale Torrisi Italian Specialties and Carbone opened up Parm, a wildly acclaimed Italian-American luncheonette revamping classics such as meatball parm heroes and pizza knots. The luxurious roasted turkey alone would attract long lines.
* Momofuku Ssam Bar (momofuku.com/new-york/ssam-bar/). Imagine the sophisticated fusion cuisine of James Beard award-winning chef David Chang – such as shrimp and fried hake Korean burritos and buffalo pork buns – in, say, Fort Lee.
* Pearl Oyster Bar (pearloysterbar.com) or Luke's Lobster (lukeslobster.com). Judging from the queries I get from readers, we could use a lot more lobster rolls in North Jersey.
* Schnitz (schnitznyc.com). With all the kid-menu fixation on chicken fingers, what could be more family-friendly than schnitzel? Why hasn't anyone opened a dedicated local spot for this delectable breaded, fried meat (usually veal, chicken or pork)? My vote is for this veteran of the Smorgasburg food festivals in Brooklyn, which just opened a shop in the East Village.
* Levain Bakery (levainbakery.com). As blessed as we are with unique neighborhood bakeries, this Upper West Side's famous gooey six-ounce cookies are in a class of their own.
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Welsh Secretary David Jones came under fire today after claiming in a TV interview that gay couples "clearly" could not provide a "warm and safe environment" to raise children.
The Tory MP, who voted against the Government's plans to introduce gay marriage in the Commons last week, made his remarks to ITV Wales's Face To Face programme.
Shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith blasted the comments as evidence that the "nasty party is alive and well under David Cameron".
Mr Jones said: "I regard marriage as an institution that has developed over many centuries, essentially for the provision of a warm and safe environment for the upbringing of children, which is clearly something that two same-sex partners can't do.
"Which is not to say that I'm in any sense opposed to stable and committed same-sex partnerships."
Mr Jones said he did not believe he was homophobic, insisting he had "people in my life who are important to me who are gay".
The Welsh Secretary said he took the chance of a free vote to oppose the plan, which he said he believed his constituents opposed.
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'No this isn't it, but it's got to be here somewhere,'' gasps Jim Powell as we clamber among the waist-high grass and proliferation of boulders of Narrabundah's aptly-named Rocky Knob Park. It's somewhat serendipitous that while our wannabe pollies are doing their last-minute pressing-the-flesh to secure a seat in the ACT Legislative Assembly, here I am rummaging around with a stranger in search of a seat of a different kind.
''If only finding this seat was as easy as kissing a few babies and making a few easy-to-break promises,'' muses Jim as he crawls out of a hole between two boulders plucking blackberry thorns from his hand-woven beanie.
Jim has dragged me along in search of a naturally-occurring rock formation that resembles a throne which he ''vividly recalls from his childhood'' and insists is referred to (well at least 30 years ago it was) by many of the nearby residents as the ''devil's seat''.
After an hour traipsing all over Rocky Knob, huffing and puffing and peeling back shrubs ''that must have popped up in the last 30 years and concealed the seat's location'', I suggest Jim abandon his hapless quest to rekindle his childhood memories. However, determined to find the seat, he demands we push on.
If you don't live in Narrabundah you probably wouldn't be aware of this park, but rocky thrones aside, it's actually a place worth exploring even as an adult and features the odd park bench boasting extensive views over the inner south and beyond to the city and Black Mountain. The rocks scattered over the park were formed about 430 million years ago from a pyroclastic flow from a nearby volcano and officially listed on geological maps as the Narrabundah tors. Pulling burghs and wringing the water out of my sodden socks, I lament that Jim's beloved ''devil's seat'' isn't as easily identifiable.
Eventually Jim (I'd given up and was reading the paper on one of the aforementioned benches) finds his elusive seat on its eastern slopes hidden among clumps of long grass. To his hollers of ''come here Yowie Man, I've found it,'' I scurry down the slopes.
With a bit of imagination, it does resemble a throne, well sort of (it's at least got a seat, high back and two arm rests), however, I can't quite imagine the governor-general luring QEII up to this rocky knoll on her next visit to Canberra with the prospect of placing her Majesty's bot on this cold hard rock. In fact, it's the sort of seat that'd give you haemorrhoids just by looking at it.
''It's certainly not as big as I remember it,'' confesses Jim who squeezes into the seat, regally places his hands on the arm rests and closes his eyes, no doubt daydreaming of his misspent youth playing cowboys and Indians.
''After playing war games, we used to take it in turns sitting in the seat to pick out our houses amongst the trees below or landmarks in Kingston and the city.''
As to the origins of the rock formation's nick-name: 30 years is a long time and given the rock itself is about half the size as he remembers it, I conjour up enough courage and suggest that maybe it was just a name dreamt up by Jim and his mates.
But Jim shakes his head. He won't have anything of it. He's convinced it was widely known as the ''devil's seat'' and wonders if it still is.
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Devils Seat: Located on the eastern slopes of Rocky Knob Park, Carnegie Crescent, Narrabundah.
Watch-out for: A knockout cubby house crafted from loose stones and branches in the park opposite Rocky Knob. It shows that not all kids spend their days glued to computers and video games.
Rock Hounds: The Narrabundah tors are part of the Mount Painter Volcanics and consist largely of a rock called dacitic ignimbrite which is characteristically exposed on rocky knolls and as boulders and tors, such as those in Narrabundah. The Mount Painter Volcanics outcrops in two belts: one belt extends from Coppins Crossing towards Narrabundah and Jerrabomberra Creek, while the other belt extends from Gooromon Ponds Creek towards Yass.
Did You Know? There are a number of other naturally-occurring seats in our region including:
- Hanging Rock, Tidbinbilla – a tree stump adjacent to the walking track has decayed in such a way that it resembles a toilet, complete with bowl, seat and cistern.
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It was Scotland's first win in Australia for 30 years since their 12-7 victory at Brisbane's Ballymore stadium in 1982.
Scots humbled the Wallabies for the second time in three years with a
gutsy defensive display in the second half to pull off a win in
atrocious wet and windy conditions.
Scotland last rocked the
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16-game losing run against Australia.
Laidlaw kicked the Scots to
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arm wrestle.
It looked as though Scotland were going to settle
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posts for Laidlaw to slot home to wild jubilation among the Scottish
Australia laid siege to the Scottish try-line in the
second half but the Scots held firm with resolute defence to deny the
Wallabies the game-breaking try.
It was another low point for the Wallabies, who lost to Samoa 32-23 in their first international last season.
The Scots had conducive atrocious wet conditions and ran with a stiff wind in the opening half.
Wallabies were under early pressure and Scotland dominated possession
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the opening 28 minutes.
But Australia's forwards began to control
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Harris, with Berrick Barnes
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The Wallabies did well to go in at half-time only down by three after running into the teeth of a gale.
levelled the scores three minutes after the interval with his second
penalty, as the Australians sought to take full advantage of the
following wind.
Rob Simmons, who replaced injured lock Sitaleki
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with seven minutes left but it was wide.
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The Gracie Theatre
The Gracie, Husson's state-of-the-art, 500-seat theatre, is the University's center for the fine and performing arts. The Gracie also serves as a learning platform for students from the New England School of Communications in digital audio, sound mixing, set design and construction, lighting, acting and electronics.
Richard E. Dyke Center for Family Business
Husson's Richard E. Dyke Center for Family Business works to support and strengthen Maine's 30,000 family-owned businesses. The Center also features a state-of-the-art meeting and conference facility available for use by business and community organizations.
Robert E. White Art Gallery
The Robert E. White Gallery features rotating exhibits of works by Maine artists in a variety of mediums.
Bangor Symphony Orchestra
With offices on the Husson campus, the Bangor Symphony Orchestra brings the joy of live music to audiences of all tastes and ages.
Kenduskeag Institute
Located in the Swan Center, the Kenduskeag Institute is a research center dedicated to conducting important research into human movement, physical fitness, and techniques of regaining ability and mobility.
Regional Center for Criminal Justice in New England
The Regional Center for Criminal Justice in New England serves as a resource center for educational institutions (secondary and post-secondary), businesses and governmental agencies primarily for the states of Maine and New Hampshire. The Center serves as a national leader for rural area law enforcement training, with a focus on Part-time/Reserve Officer Training, and forensic psychology.
Husson Symposium on Ethics and The Sacred
This annual spring event is dedicated to facilitating practical dialogue between ethicists, business leaders, and persons of faith.
Husson Institute for Continuing Health Education Programming (HI-CHEP)
Continuing Education at HICHEP is an outreach program of the College of Health and Education, offering a vibrant and diverse array of subjects and courses for personal and professional development.
Maine Writing Center Gathering
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The Post-Election Changes of These Still United States
Even today, we don't know how much hope there is, but we do know that we have a lot of change in these United States of America.
President Barrack Obama's focused, convincing and hard-driving victory over Republican challenger Mitt Romney did more than secure a second term for him. It revealed a country that is visibly, noticeably changing in its electorate and its electoral makeup, and it was that country—diverse, not so retrograde and dissatisfied as the opposition might have imagined, fluid, multi-layered, mult-racial, and, well, multi-multi-that the president managed to engage in ways that his opponent did not.
In the end, it was the economy, stupid, but more so it was also all those other things, as well as Obama's well-noted efficient "ground game," the get-out-the-vote success of his varied constituencies which won the long night for him.
As predicted—while predictable results on the red and blue sides emerged throughout the night—it was the so-called battleground states which decided the issue. The longer Florida, Ohio, North Carolina and Virginia remained "too close to call," the harder it looked for Romney, because Obama was grabbing up some other potential tossups—including Colorado, Nevada, New Hampshire and Gov. Scott Walker's wonderland, Wisconsin, as well as Minnesota and—predictably—Pennsylvania, where Romney had spent some time late in the game.
These things, in retrospect, sometimes look inevitable, but that wasn't the case here. What was the case was that we didn't know what was going to happen until very late in the night, and by then the floodgates opened for some revealing results. Everyone, in some way, behaved predictably—when the call for Ohio came in, ending the race, for instance, the Romney forces insisted that Ohio was still in play, and Karl Rove got into an argument on the air with Fox News anchors who had also called it. In short, somewhat sullenly, the Romneyites, perhaps thinking there was another Florida fiasco in the air, fought longer than they should have.
It's always interesting to watch the networks at work on such an occasion—there was NBC News, for instance, turning Rockefeller Plaza's ice rink into a giant blue and red map of the United States, but for now it was the closest thing to a hockey game we can get. Rumors floated in tweet-land that ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer was inebriated because she slurred some words, another instance where the Internet is some kind of circus in attendance to the more serious matters going on. One famous singer tweeted, "I'll have what she's having." This kind of thing—tweeting anything you feel like tweeting—is another sign that we are in a modern version of the latter days of the Fall of the Roman Empire. So is Donald Trump, who called the Obama victory a sham and a travesty, an injustice, and called for revolution.
Romney, who had written only a precisely counted victory speech, was not at a loss for words, although they were few. He graciously conceded, said the president was in his prayers, and visibly disappointed, exited the public stage for now. During his acceptance speech in the wee hours, Obama promised to speak with him at some length in the near future.
In the end, Obama won the popular vote and the electoral vote (handily, with 303) and had some coattails to spare. It's hard to say who helped whom in Virginia, where Tim Kaine caught up with and barreled past George Allen in a hotly contested senate race and where Obama finally caught Romney.
Two of the more notorious Tea Party candidates running for the U.S. Senate—Todd Akins in Missouri and Richard Mourdock in Indiana, lost, after sounding off on abortion and rape in a way that deeply offended just about most reasonable people, but especially women. Tack on a win by Elizabeth Warren over Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., and that led the way to the Democrats slightly widening their margin in the Senate although the GOP maintained their hold on the House.
If the evolving electorate and a steady but slightly improving economy might have led the way to an Obama victory, it was a victory that left Obama in place, facing a debt crisis —the famous "fiscal cliff"—against what appears to be a still intransigent House of Representatives if Speaker John Boehner's remarks about taxes were any indication. The president has to find a way to end the deadlock, the partisanship, the blue and red mentality, the conservative mentality of deep divide and enmity that now exists, without feeling the need to capitulate or be so combative as to turn off conciliation. The other side—the House tea partiers, Boehner, the crafty majority leader Eric Cantor, et al., need to come to the table with something to offer besides what they've offered in the past—which is nothing. Maybe New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Bruce Springsteen, minus Meat Loaf, can show the way.
Still, as there always is in an election, there's something exhilarating about the process, however cumbersome, sometimes inefficient, difficult and gigantic it appears. Here we are on a Thursday, the numbers are all in. While Florida is still somehow not official—not that it matters—we know who won, with a certainty that won't be reversed.
We can debate and talk about what it all means, but little national elections went off all over the country with their own secret meanings. It's remarkable in New Jersey, in New York, in Connecticut and here in Washington, D.C., people flocked to the polls despite the fact that Obama was a lock in all of those place. There appeared a great, unquenchable desire to be heard and noted. I felt it when I voted, I felt part of a place and a country—and that was a good thing.
Here in D.C., things remained much the same—Councilman Vincent Orange retained one of the at-large council seats as a Democrat, but incumbent Michael A. Brown lost to David Grosso. Both ran as what can only be called faux independents. Everywhere else, it was status quo—Yvonne Alexander buried newly minted Republican Ron Moten in Ward 7, Jack Evans won Ward 2 unopposed, and Marion Barry was returned to the council from Ward 8. Phil Mendelson remained District Council Chairman.
In Maryland, the gay marriage proposition—the first passed at the state level—won, as did the Dream Act proposition and the gambling proposition. In Colorado, the people passed a proposition legalizing marijuana—period, not just for medicinal uses. Let me be the first to use "Denver, the Mile High City really is" and "Rocky Mountain Highs".
Wrestling rich lady Linda McMahon lost yet again in an effort to gain a U.S. Senate seat in Connecticut, spending enough money to undo a good part of the damage done by Hurricane Sandy. This was a case where it would have been better to give the money away as opposed to throw it away.
Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., won her congressional race in Minnesota by a little more than 3,000 votes, which may be a harbinger of things to come for the Tea Party two years from now.
For now, we the people have spoken—in many tongues, registers of timbre and note, sometimes verging on celebration and song, sometimes delivering forecasts and warnings and displeasure, but always in the spirit of what we remain, which is a democracy of all the peoples—the 100 percent.


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Cheddar Melt with Shaved Granny Smith Apple Salad
Chef Mindy Segal of Hot Chocolate – Chicago, IL
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Yield: 4 Servings
For Apple Salad:
Place water and honey in a saucepot and bring to a boil. When the
honey is dissolved, remove from heat and place the syrup in an ice
bath. Using a mandoline, shave the apples into thin julienne sticks.
Drizzle 2 ½ tablespoons of honey syrup over the apple slices
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For Cheddar Melt:
Preheat oven to 400° F. Brush remaining honey syrup oover pumpernickel
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Liquor Ace
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Liquor Ace (also known as Ace Liquor) is a small, run down liquor store that appears in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.
It is located on Algonquin Boulevard in Sandy Shores. The liquor store is relative small, on the entrance to the bar, signs for companies such as Phat Chips, Logger Beer, Fleeca, Benedict Light Beer, Pisswasser, Shark and Cerveza Barracho are present.
Trevor Phillips, along with his employee Chef, use the upstairs portion of the store for the manufacturing of methamphetamine.
In GTA Online, the player is able to buy drinks, snacks, or rob the store. This is because Grand Theft Auto Online takes place before the events of Grand Theft Auto V, when it turned into a meth lab owned by Trevor Philips and Chef.
The radio station that plays inside Liquor Ace is Los Santos Rock Radio.
The building is a reversed version of this real life liquor store in Mecca, California.
The store's name is a reference to the British cider White Ace, a drink commonly associated with homelessness and anti social behaviour, due to it's high alcohol content and cheap price. This can be relatable to the general presentation of Sandy Shores. The store's logo also has some similarities.
Events of Grand Theft Auto Online
The player is hired by Gerald to attack Liquor Ace and steal a Journey full of meth. The player manages to kill several guards before stealing the RV. The player takes the RV to the You Tool hardware store where there will be two people waiting for the delivery.
Later, the player is again required to steal an RV. By this time, the player is hired by Trevor Philips Enterprises. This time around, however, the player must bring the RV back to Ace Liquor, where Chef will be waiting.
It is revealed in the Series A - Steal Meth mission, that the meth lab inside the gas station was created during the events of GTA Online, when the player stole an Tanker full of meth juice from the O'Neil brothers and delivered it to Chef in the gas station. He then used the tanker to start Trevor Phillips Enterprises meth business.
Events of Grand Theft Auto V
While Trevor Philips is giving Tao Cheng and his interpreter a tour of Liquor Ace, they are suddenly ambushed by the Varrios Los Aztecas. Trevor throws the two men into a cooler and heads inside with Chef to defend the Ace Liquor. After a hard battle, Trevor manages to kill most of the Aztecas and succeeds in the defence of his meth lab.
A while later, Michael De Santa and his crew plan the The Paleto Score in Liquor Ace.
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- The name of the store could be pronounced as "Lick Her Ass", which is another one of Rockstar's sexual humor.
- In a Weazel News broadcast however, it is referred to as Ace Liquor, which sounds like "Ass Licker".
- Near the bar's entrance, a sign for Seaton Sands Monster Truck Festival is displayed. The name is clearly a reference to Seton Sands, a rocky beach to the east of Port Seton in Scotland. Rockstar Games have referenced other Scottish icons such as the town of Hawick and the Flag of Scotland in the game.


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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Perhaps, it has something to do with whether you were raised by parents who lived through the Depression, (I did), or people who think abundance is our right.
"Only those who know enough is enough can ever have enough." Lao Tzu
I knew it.
When it seems like the world is falling to pieces remember that the pieces are falling into place. We are nearing closer to the End Times.
Wow I learned that tip from my Mother when I was about 4, she did it all the time. Can't believe people of that era did not know about it!
I do love Cooking Light. Just got a great deal on it for 2 years.
While I am in the 40 plus age group, I did indeed know that!
I wish to grow into a better person than I am.
Doghouse Mom, your ice cube comment brought a belly laugh!! Love your humor!!
My mom still practices the thrift she grew up with in the Depression. My Dad could never refuse a "gift" of someone else's cast off(s), because it "might come in handy someday." I drive my husband nuts when I try to figure out how to reuse things that should be thrown out. It's just amazing how much the 70 and 80's babies don't know. They never had to learn.
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Browns coaching search update; Dirk Koetter
The #Browns spoke with #Falcons OC Dirk Koetter earlier today, I'm told, tho it wasn't a formal interview. They may circle back to him.
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This is just window dressing folks, Bills DC Mike Pettine is going to be the next coach of your Cleveland Browns.
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If the score is 8-8 do I have more chance of winning if the winner
is the first to reach 9 points or the first to reach 10 points?
A simple method of defining the coefficients in the equations of chemical reactions with the help of a system of linear algebraic equations.
Playing squash involves lots of mathematics. This article explores
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Police investigating the disappearance of a young mother as she walked to her parents' home 22 years ago have arrested two men on suspicion of her abduction and murder.
West Midlands police working on the case of Nicola Payne said the men, both 49, were arrested on Tuesday morning at their homes in the Bell Green and Stoke areas of Coventry.
A 51-year-old woman was also arrested at the Bell Green address on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
All three have been taken to police stations in the West Midlands for questioning.
Payne, who was 18 at the time and had a seven-month-old son, went missing after setting out on foot from her home in Coventry on 14 December 1991. She has never been seen again.
Her family were aware of the latest development, police said.
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Snowshoes 325 EXPLORE EASY : Pre-set your shoe size just once (size + front hood) and the binding will memorize it for all your outings. In just 2 seconds you'll have your snowshoes on, comfortably and precisely fitted by the ratchet system on the heel. The heel lift is activated by simply pushing it with your pole, so you'll be able to reach the summits without having to bend down. It couldn't be easier
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Situated in Pera Yialos, the traditionally built Ixthioessa offers elegant, self-catered accommodation with a furnished balcony overlooking the Aegean Sea and the scenic Astypalaia Town. It features a traditional restaurant and free Wi-Fi in public areas. Offering wrought iron, four-poster beds, romantic-style decoration and light colours, all the air-conditioned units at the Ixthioessa feature a kitchen or kitchenette with cooking facilities and fridge. Each has a TV. Maistrali Restaurant serves local dishes and seafood during lunch an dinner. Guests can also choose to have breakfast in the dining area. Astypalaia Town is 0.6 miles away. The port is within 2.5 miles and Astypalaia Airport is within 5.6 miles. Free private parking is possible nearby.