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Publication Date: 7/10/2006
Citation: Chellemi, D.O., Rosskopf, E.N., Graham, J. 2006. Abstract for proceedings of the world congress of soil science. International Soil Science Congress Proceedings. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: In July 2000, five land management treatments were established on a commercial fresh market tomato farm with a history of significant yield reductions from soilborne pests. The five treatments were: 'Conventional' – a continuation of annual tomato production using the same conventional methods practiced by the commercial grower except that soil fumigation with methyl bromide was replaced by fumigation with 1,3-dichloropropene-chloropicrin; 'Disk fallow' – soil cultivated routinely to maintain plots free of vegetation; 'Weed fallow' – soil left undisturbed and vegetation allowed to regenerate naturally; 'Organic production' – summer and winter cover crops of Sunn Hemp and Japanese millet, respectively were combined with annual applications of poultry manure (broiler litter) and urban plant debris; and 'Bahiagrass pasture' – establishment and maintenance of an improved stand of a perennial pasture grass. Treatments were arranged in a randomized complete block design with 6 replications and the size of each replicate plot was 0.16 ha. Tomato was cultivated following a three or four year rotation in each land management treatment (September 2003 and September 2004). Tomato was also cultivated for two consecutive years in the same soil following a three year rotation in each land management treatment. Organically-based crop production procedures, including the use of soil solarization, were adhered to in the organic land management treatment. Strip-tillage was used prepared the soil for tomato cultivation in the bahiagrass pasture treatment. Conventional tomato production practices were implemented in the other land management treatments except that soil fumigation was omitted from the disk fallow and weed fallow treatments. Treatment affects on soil quality, soilborne disease and marketable yield of tomato were assessed. Fusarium wilt, caused by Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. lycopersici Race 3, was the primary soilborne disease present when tomatoes were cultivated. Disease incidence was <3% in the organically managed plots, even when tomato was cultivated in the same location for two consecutive years. In the bahiagrass treatment, Fusarium wilt was also <3% when tomato was cultivated following a three or four year bahiagrass rotation but increased to 22% when tomato was cultivated for two consecutive years in the same soil. In the conventional treatment, Fusarium wilt of tomato ranged from 1% to 20%. In the disk fallow treatment, Fusarium wilt of tomato was 15% and 26% after three and four years, respectively of maintaining soil free of vegetation. Disease incidence was 35% when tomatoes were cultivated for two consecutive years following the disk fallow treatment. In the weed fallow treatment, disease incidence was 16% and 11% when tomato was produced following three or four years respectively of maintaining the soil in a weed fallow rotation. Fusarium wilt increased from 11% to 40% in the second consecutive year of tomato production following a weed fallow rotation. Total marketable yield of tomato were lowest in the bahiagrass treatment, intermediate in the organic treatment and weed fallow treatments and highest in the disk fallow and conventional treatments. Marketable yields declined significantly in the second year when tomato was cultivated consecutively in the same soil following the land management treatments. The largest declines were observed in the bahiagrass, disk fallow and weed fallow treatments. Early harvests (1st pick) were greatest in the organic, disk fallow and conventional treatments. The results demonstrate that undisturbed soil where plants are allowed to regenerate naturally in a weed fallow rotation or soil that ismaintained free of vegetation in a disk fallow rotation is more conducive to Fusarium wilt of tomato than soil that is managed organica

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Re: Interaction of Remove and Global variables in a Module
On 07/07/2011 12:30, blamm64 wrote:
> This is what I get for querying SetDelayed
> In[1]:= ?SetDelayed
> lhs:=rhs assigns rhs to be the delayed value of lhs. rhs is maintained
> in an unevaluated form. When lhs appears, it is replaced by rhs,
> evaluated afresh each time.>>
> Note particularly the above reads AFRESH EACH time. It appears then
> the following is inconsistent behavior based on the above description:
> In[2]:= f[b_]:=Module[{t},a[t_]=b*t^2;]
> In[3]:= a[t]
> Out[3]= a[t]
> In[4]:= f[3]
> In[5]:= a[t]//InputForm
> Out[5]//InputForm=
> 3*t^2
> In[6]:= f[5]
> In[7]:= a[t]//InputForm
> Out[7]//InputForm=
> 5*t^2
> In[8]:= Remove[a]
> In[9]:= f[4]
> In[10]:= a[t]//InputForm
> Out[10]//InputForm=
> a[t]
> Apparently AFRESH is not an accurate description of how SetDelayed
> operates in this case, or I am missing something about this particular
> interaction of Module, Remove, and global variables inside Modules.
> However, if I go back, after executing the last line above (<a> has
> been Removed), and place the cursor in the input line where<f> is
> defined and hit Enter, which I thought would be identical to just
> evaluating<f> AFRESH again, and then execute the<f[4]> line again,
> then the global<a> definition is re-constituted.
> The documentation for Remove reads the name is no longer recognized by
> Mathematica. My understanding is that if the same name is defined
> AFRESH, it will once again be recognized.
> So if anyone would let me know what I am missing, regarding why the
> definition of<a> is not created AFRESH each time<f> is evaluated, I
> would appreciate it.
> Please don't construe the definition of<f> as my way of
> 'parameterizing' a function definition, I just use that definition to
> convey the apparent inconsistency.
> -Brian L.
Here is a simpler example of the same phenomenon:
In[7]:= f[] := (a = 2)
In[8]:= ?f
In[9]:= Remove[a]
In[10]:= ?f
In[11]:= a
Out[11]= a
In[13]:= f[]
Out[13]= 2
In[14]:= a
Out[14]= a
As you can see, by removing 'a', you effectively trash the function f -
so reintroducing 'a' doesn't put you back where you were before. If it
had, the Remove operation would have done nothing!
Removing symbols is a fairly unusual thing to do - it might help to
explain why you want to do this.
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David Beckham Covers British Esquire September 2012
He's currently watching his footballer buddies at the Olympics from the sidelines, but David Beckham is front and center as the cover boy of the September 2012 issue of British Esquire magazine.
Set to hit newsstands on Thursday (August 2), the 37-year-old Los Angeles Galaxy star looks ever-so-handsome in a checkered buttondown flannel with a white t-shirt and jeans for the Josh Olins shot front page while dishing about everything from his friendship with the royals to stripping down for the cameras.
Highlights from Mr Beckham's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to British Esquire!
On how he wants to be remembered:
"Just as a hard-working footballer. I want to be remembered firstly as a good and successful footballer because that's what I've done for many years. And then who knows after that?"
On stripping down for photo shoots:
"It's definitely got easier over the years, but when I was in New York, seeing a huge poster [of himself in a pair of briefs] on the side of a building, that was quite daunting. I remember driving past there, and stopping and running out and taking a picture, and this guy walked past me and he was like, 'Oh, my God! Have you seen your d**k up there?' Something disgusting like that. That was funny."
On his friendship with Prince William:
"It's a very normal relationship. With Harry as well. They're very easy to get along with. They love their sport. William loves Aston Villa, unfortunately, which obviously I give him a bit of stick about."
On being true to who he is:
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June 8, 2005
Samantha Findlay is greeted at home plate after her game-winning three-run homer.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. -- The No. 1-ranked University of Michigan softball team defeated two-time defending champion No. 7 seed UCLA 4-1 in 10 innings to claim the team's first-ever national championship tonight (Wednesday, June 8) in front of a national television audience on ESPN. The Wolverines (65-7) claimed the 52nd national championship in school history and the second for a women's program when WCWS MVP Samantha Findlay (Lockport, Ill./East HS) connected for a dramatic three-run home run in the top of the 10th to break a 1-1 tie.
The Wolverines took the lead for good in 10th after Tiffany Haas (Santa Ana, Calif./Foothill HS) reached on an error and Alessandra Giampaolo (Pasadena, Calif./Polytechnic HS) legged out an infield single. One batter later, Findlay turned on a 1-1 pitch and deposited in the same place as Becky Marx (St. Joseph, Mich./Lakeshore HS) a night before to give Michigan a 4-1 lead.
Running on fumes, Jennie Ritter (Dexter, Mich./Dexter HS) gutted out a complete-game, 119-pitch effort, striking out only four but holding the Bruins to just five hits. An error was the only glitch in the bottom of the 10th as Ritter struck out one before shortstop Jessica Merchant (Wayland, Mich./Wayland HS) squeezed the final out of the championship on a popout.
UCLA jumped out to a 1-0 lead for the second straight night in the second inning when Lisa Dodd gave an 0-1 pitch a ride over the outstretched arm of Rebekah Milian (Grand Blanc, Mich./Grand Blanc HS) into the leftfield stands.
UCLA kept the pressure on in the third inning when Andrea Duran got the inning started with a line drive past a diving Haas. After UCLA's second failed sacrifice attempt of the day, Caitlin Benyi was called out for batter interference when she stood on top of the plate as Marx attempted to throw out a stealing Duran. It was the first of several jams Ritter would pitch her way through.
In the fourth, Findlay looked to turn another slow start for the Wolverine offense into a big inning. The freshman first basemen hit a line drive to centerfield for a double. Henry sprawled out to make the grab but came up short, allowing Findlay to get to second. Anjelica Selden was able to buckle down and end the threat.
With their outs remaining at a premium in the sixth inning, the Wolverines finally got on the board and threatened to break the game open. Haas came through with her second hit to lead off the inning and moved up on a walk by Giampaolo and a single from Merchant. Findlay then provided the first of her four RBI on the evening with a shot throught the right side. Although the bases remained juiced with nobody out, Michigan could not push across the go-ahead run thanks in large part to a great defensive play by Andrea Duran to grab Nicole Motycka's (Sarasota, Fla./Cardinal Mooney HS) line drive and double Giampaolo off third.
Ritter seemed to get a boost from Michigan pushing a run across, as she came out and struck out her first batter of the night the following inning.
Neither team really threatened as evening moved to night and the contest reached extra innings. The ninth inning was different, though, as the series-clinching run sat 60 feet away in Bruin Jaisa Crepes. Crepes ran for Krista Dedmon, who hustled out a leadoff double that bounced off the end of Giampaolo's glove. Ritter escaped unscathed on an infield popout to Haas at second base and then, after a walk to load the bases, a ground ball to Leutele at third for the final out.
Ritter's toughness made the 10th inning possible, and Findlay's drive over the leftfield fence made her the first freshman position player to earn WCWS MOP honors. She was joined on the all-tournament team by Merchant, Ritter and Stephanie Bercaw (Wooster, Ohio/Hillsdale HS) .
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Secure Travel Web Database System
Budget min £5000 GBP
*** Please read this project spec in full and answer the questions at the end. Applicants who have not answered these questions will NOT be considered for this project ***
Project Scope
We're looking to get a secure, web-based database developed for our Travel Agency. The system will need to be bespoke to our requirements, and will need to preform a number of tasks.
Our new system will be responsible for a number of functions within our business, these include:
- Storing new reservations
- Storing quotes our sales team have made
- Providing our staff with information
- Producing reports
- Producing mail merge documents
- Various Human Resources applications
The system will need to integrate to other systems/web properties, including our current Admin system, our online payment processor, Amazon AWS and website browsers (exporting/scraping data).
We need various data sets to be sent to our existing Admin system via XML in the correct format. More information relating to this integration will be given to the successful applicant.
The database will also feed into a secure online client area, where our clients can login to view their reservation, make payments and request booking amendments or contact our support.
As a separate module, we also require a Online Holiday Offer System to be developed, this will be based not the WordPress framework, and will need to integrate to the main database. We will use the Online Holiday Offer System to create holiday offers, which we can send our clients/visitors to.
When the visitor calls us with the offer reference, our staff should be able to search for the holiday offer directly from the web based database, and then turn the enquiry into a quote.
Email Marketing plays a large part of this development, and we will need to have complete control of the follow up emails a client receives and when they receive it. The email followup the client receives will depend on the destination they have booked. To ensure deliverability, we may need to route our outbound emails via a dedicated SMTP provider.
We will also need intelligent emails to be sent automatically by the system, which will be triggered from certain rules.. for example, when a client needs to pay their holiday balance, they should receive a reminder email.
What Is Required Of All Applicants?
- Serious bidders only - No time wasters
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For the opening of the 2014 Tony Awards, host Hugh Jackman starts things off on the red carpet and then hops all the way down into the auditorium, slapping hands along the way. He continues to hop as he gets dressed backstage, greets Sting with a handshake, and jump-ropes with "Rocky". Finally, he stops jumping when he gets in an elevator with Neil Patrick Harris, but he resumes his hopping as soon as he leaves, passing the cast of "Cabaret", among others. Clint Eastwood even walks by with a scowl on his face.
Finally, Jackman concludes his opening with a short singing verse.
And we're live on @CBS – the show is getting off to a #bounce with @RealHughJackman hosting!
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Eagles from across Missouri and neighboring states converged in Pacific this past week as the Pacific Eagles Aerie 3842 hosted the 2012 state convention of the Missouri Order of the Eagles June 21-24.
It was the state convention for Albert and Aurilla Zerr of Quinter, Kan., members of WaKeeney Aerie 3774 in Missouri.
"I've wanted to come for years, but the convention always took place when I was cutting wheat," Zerr said. "This year our wheat was in early so we were able to come."
The Zerrs ran into fellow Eagles at the Huddle House. Alice and Bill "Boom" Nelson, members of Thayer, Mo., Aerie 4231, actually live in Camp, Ark., a small town south of West Plains.
"The Thayer Aerie is the closest one to us," Nelson said.
All 100 guest rooms and meeting rooms of the Travel Lodge in Gray Summit became headquarters for pool parties, barbecues and rousing good will.
Both hotels in Pacific were full, but the hospitality rooms were booked in Gray Summit because participants can get a little noisy, according to Jerry Eversmeyer, convention chair.
"This event has everything you'd expect," Eversmeyer said. "It's a full convention."
About 600 people were expected to attend the three-day event. Eversmeyer said. The Saturday evening banquet was set for 400.
"Everybody attends the business meetings, but not everyone goes for the pomp and pageantry of the banquet," Eversmeyer said.
Peggy McDermott chaired the women's auxiliary meeting, which was held one hour ahead of the men's meeting to allow Mayor Herb Adams to welcome both conventions.
After doing a tongue-in-cheek monologue about his serenading of the ladies in the next room who were attending the women's auxiliary convention, Adams welcomed the Eagles from across Missouri and adjoining states to Pacific.
The gathering of men who concentrate on their aeries' charitable projects was good for Pacific, the mayor said.
"The first time I was asked to welcome this convention to Pacific I had just joined the Eagles," Adams said. "That was six years ago and I want to tell you that I still have my Eagles card. I'm still a member."
When he held up his card, Adams received a rousing cheer and a standing ovation.
During the business meetings, Missouri Eagles and auxiliary members dispensed hundreds of thousands of dollars in charitable contributions, gave awards to outstanding Eagles men and women, and elected new state officers.
The Eagles building remains a hub of activity in Pacific year-round, hosting events for the Chamber of Commerce, Meramec Valley School District and Pacific Partnerships as well as private reunions, wedding receptions and meetings.


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So I usually hunt with a Browning BPS 12 ga. The mag catch either broke or got bent and it no longer holds ammo in the mag. I took it in to be repaired after screwing with it for a while (unsuccessfully).
Small game season opened the 15th for me, went with my backup gun a old S&W marked Noble 12 ga. Not ideal for hunting , but , better than shot shells in a pistol.
Didn't see any game, went to unload and the gun locks up tight. Its a pump gun so should be fairly reliable. ......Nope. I thump the stock on the dirt (not very hard)to try and unlock the action. No dice, but did manage to crack the rear stock bad enough to be unusable. Unbelievable, it wasn't a solid beat the heck thumping, just some tapping.
Now I am considering buying another shotgun, since the S&W is so cheap to start with. I can't believe S&W would even put their brand on this piece!


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Ignition keys??
I just bought a 2005 rocky mtn. I want to get a couple more spare keys. I have gotten transponder keys in the past for my Fords. I purchased blanks from Street keys on Ebay had them cut and programed them myself. Is it that simple for Jeeps? Any secrets or tips? Thanks Jay
If you have two keys already you are golden...programming info is readily available just search jeep key programming in Google. Key fobs to the best of my knowledge require dealer progamming with a drbIII
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Re: Ignition keys??
If you have two keys already, you can program up to six more I believe. It's in your owners manual for how to do it. If you don't have an owners manual, this website should have pdfs. If you only have one key, you get to pay the dealer lots of money...
Re: Ignition keys??
If you only have one key call a local locksmith first. At my shop it's a little over $50 for programming with a computer into the OBD port.
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No, he's saying that people that go against their nature are going to end up having a bad time.<quoted text>
Are you saying that those who live by Gods laws and are unmarried are sad and lonely? Unlike you they probably think of things other than themselves.
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#6104 Oct 7, 2012
#6105 Oct 7, 2012
The Apocrypha were additional texts beyond those recognized by Jews as the Tanakh which were included in the Greek translation of the Hebrew bible known as the Septuagint that was begun in the third century BCE. The Septuagint was the de facto translation of the Hebrew bible which Christians incorporated into their bible as the old testament. It was not generally the subject of controversy as to biblical canon until the Protestant Reformation. However, like virtually all topics related to Christian doctrine and canon, there are numerous nuances and exceptions related to various subgroups of Christians through the years.
Technically that is true. Prior to the East-West Schism, the proper term would be "Chalcedonian Christians". But that's not a term commonly used today and most people understand the terms Catholic/Orthodox/Protestant better.
Actually, the Great Schism of 1378-1415 refers to the period when there were competing Italian and French popes within the Roman Catholic Church. The break between Rome and Constantinople known as the East-West Schism (and sometimes the Great Schism) began in 1054.
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"saved From jesus"
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#6106 Oct 7, 2012
Let us not divide our religion over a three letter interpretation.
#6107 Oct 7, 2012
Ditto with regards to your erroneous correction in your receding post. ;)
"Psalms 27:14 HOPE! "
Since: Dec 11
Cincinnati, Ohio
#6108 Oct 7, 2012
no, i didn't assert it.
for the hundredeth time, I DID NOT WRITE THE BIBLE.
GOD'S word asserts without accepting the gift of salvation thru Christ you can NOT enter into heaven.
your goodness is like filthy rags before a HOLY GOD
and the bible states that sacrifice has ALWAYS been required by GOD for the remission of sins.
so if your sins are not covered under the sacrifice of Christ, you aren't forgiven.
the BIBLE says so......and i agree with it.
fact is, the BIBLE says it.
and when Christ died on the cross the VEIL WAS TORN FROM TOP TO BOTTOM according to eyewittness reports in the scriptures and the holy of holies was NO MORE.
Jews don't sacrifice to atone for their sins on alters.
havent since GOD ended it with Christ.
fact is, NO PERSON is good enough to stand blameless before a holy and righteous GOD on their own merit.
if you think you can, your a fool who will discover the reality of your error all to soon.
"MEET KIKI -She Seeks Home"
Since: Oct 10
With Established Harem
#6109 Oct 7, 2012
.. thanks Lacez! It's hard to ignore Ms. Hadley but, we can do it. The fun part starts when she doesn't receive attention. Stay tuned. It's a great comedy ..
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"saved From jesus"
Since: Jul 11
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#6110 Oct 7, 2012
That's why godbots are always so hateful and miserable.
"MEET KIKI -She Seeks Home"
Since: Oct 10
With Established Harem
#6111 Oct 7, 2012
.. if we plow the field, Mr. C. will play ..
.. if not, I'll PM him and promise sex ..
"Psalms 27:14 HOPE! "
Since: Dec 11
Cincinnati, Ohio
#6112 Oct 7, 2012
well maybe thats your problem, since you think i use vulgarity, perhaps thats why you don't recognize the difference between CLEAN words and DIRTY words.
thats why you spew dirty words left and right and don't even know they are dirty much less care ....
I DON'T USE profanity.
what i wonder is why you are so despirate you are dragging the KKK into your argument here......DO YOU REALLY think pointing out everyone elses 'bigotry' in your eyes changes what GOD has said about homosexuality being wrong?
you are on a hunting expedition to find fault in others to make yourself feel better about your own.
#6113 Oct 7, 2012
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The thread's topic isn't homosexuality or same sex marriage, you lying c*nt. The actual topic is "So, What Is It That The Anti-Gay Groups Actually Fear?"
"Psalms 27:14 HOPE! "
Since: Dec 11
Cincinnati, Ohio
#6114 Oct 7, 2012
they DID discover America, it was called THE NEW WORLD then
they had never been here before, it was UNexplored, UNsettled, and wasn't even FOUNDED until 1776... they were SETTLERS in a NEW land
they did come here and discover it by finding it, and settling it and experiencing it.
it was referred to then as the NEW WORLD.
why? because it was NEW, and UNsettled and UNexplored.
and very much UNpopulated.
so the ones from England/Brit FLED here for the reason of setting up a NEW way of life, a new system where they would not be persecuted as they were in England/Brit for their faith.
#6115 Oct 7, 2012
There is no such thing as a "happy lesbian"....your lives are plagued with turmoil and drama.
"Psalms 27:14 HOPE! "
Since: Dec 11
Cincinnati, Ohio
#6116 Oct 7, 2012
HAHAHHAHAHAHAA what a ding-a-ling.
you think the bible was changed? of course you do, your agenda is the work of the devil..........
the discovery of the dead sea scrolls PROVED the OT was accurate
the NT for your information was comprised of the ORIGINAL Greek/Latin TEXTS as in ORIGINAL.
from fragments and shards and such.
why don't you open a bible to the front cover and read the HISTORY of how we got it, before you embarrass yourself any further.
the word of GOD has not been changed.
so you can't use that as an excuse to blow off His laws and statutes so you can feel all cozy and snug in your sins without guilt.
Since: May 11
Cardiff, UK
#6117 Oct 7, 2012
We were laying in bed this morning[my wife and I] just reading the sunday papers and checking mail etc...and we perused a few pages of this thread together.
and she said, "why don't you just ignore her, you're fulfilling her own crusade fantasies by simply posting to her".
If it's zero point posting then she has to be cut-off, no sugar for pattie at all, not even a, "Hi", if we're going to use tough-love then it has to be blanket absolute silence! Why does this feel like an intervention?
.....maybe my wife is a prophet?
"Psalms 27:14 HOPE! "
Since: Dec 11
Cincinnati, Ohio
#6118 Oct 7, 2012
really? i must of missed the breaking news where science found the gay gene..........LOL
no it is not a genetic fact.
hair color, eye color, skin color is not SEXUAL BEHAVIOR.
do you not know that ANYONE can engage in any kind of sexual activity they CHOOSE to?
straight people have been known to experiment with same sex
straight people have been know to dabble in porn
prostitution, and other 'fetishes'.
so it is a COLD HARD FACT that we 'choose' whom we will have sex with.
and it is a COLD HARD FACT we CHOOSE to either do what is right or to do what is wrong.
just because something feels good to the flesh doesn't always mean it is GOOD for the flesh or right.
"Psalms 27:14 HOPE! "
Since: Dec 11
Cincinnati, Ohio
#6119 Oct 7, 2012
you just keep proving me right.
your attempt to be ugly in behavior and mean spirited with this vulgarity ... proves what i have said from day one. which is...
atheists and gays are not only immoral in nature they are mean people in nature.
thank you for furthering MY point with your assertions on here.
Since: May 11
Cardiff, UK
#6120 Oct 7, 2012
I checked my PM and there was bugger-all there!
What's occurring?
"Psalms 27:14 HOPE! "
Since: Dec 11
Cincinnati, Ohio
#6121 Oct 7, 2012
HAHAHAHAH read the history of the bible.
you won't find in the day of Noah, Chinese, or Hindue or Native Americans MENTIONED..... you won't even find AMERICA mentioned.
what IS wrong with you?
#6122 Oct 7, 2012
Exactly... they're afraid to open a Bible and read it. Because these people prefer darkness rather than light, they don't want to come to the light as it would mean having to expose their evil deeds. Just as the Bible says in John chapter 3 verse 19. You hit it right on the head!
"Psalms 27:14 HOPE! "
Since: Dec 11
Cincinnati, Ohio
#6123 Oct 7, 2012
typical atheist mindset, ALWAYS trying to blame the word of GOD on the messenger.
I didn't write the bible.....but that isn't something you can fully deal with is it? that takes the fun out of your making it about me and personal doesn't it?
to bad.
the position of anyone who OPPOSES sexual immorality is based upon what GOD calls IMMORAL and wrong.
deal with it.
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Lord Sugar is suing Apprentice winner Stella English for £35,000 over her failed constructive dismissal case against him.
The businessman is demanding she pay his legal costs in the case that was thrown out by an employment tribunal.
The 34-year-old claimed she was forced to quit the £100,000-a-year job she won on the show in 2010.
She told a tribunal in April that she gave up an £85,000 City job to work for Lord Sugar but had to quit inside six months because she was "an overpaid lackey". The panel decided her case "should never have been brought" and was "ill-advised".
Lord Sugar gave evidence at the tribunal. He later accused her of aiming for a "tidy" out-of-court settlement. He said: "I'm afraid she underestimated me and her reputation is now in tatters."
Ms English was unavailable for comment but reportedly told a friend: "I thought it was over. I am devastated I can't just move on with my life."
A friend added: "She has been through a lot and just wants to put it all behind her. This really is a new blow. It seems to be getting really nasty."
A spokesman for Lord Sugar said: "An application has been made to the tribunal to recover our costs."
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It just stop working I change the batt. I dont know if it stop working after that are not. Thanks Jim
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In the under hood fuse box there are two 15 amp fuses that protect each head lamp the fuses should be live all the time if not you need to look at the circuit from the fuse back to the battery. There is a head light relay and switch in the circuit. Autozone have some popular workshop manuals for free on line once you register (for free) on their website http://bit.ly/autozone_repair_info. There is a company that independent auto repair shops get their information from, this same information is available inexpensively for people that work on their own cars.. The information is year make and model specific, covering repair procedures, torque specifications, fluid capacities and specifications, service bulletins, component locations, wiring diagrams ect.... Alldata is very easy to navigate http://bit.ly/AllData_Repair_Manuals_Online
Thanks for all the help it was the bulbs. They both had to go out about the same time. Thanks again. Jim
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In 2016, the State Budget announced the Government's highest spend on infrastructure in four years - $12.1 billion over four years on large scale infrastructure projects, which will stimulate the economy and improve our way of life.
The State Government is committed to creating opportunities for all South Australians. From investing in transport, health and education infrastructure to creating jobs - we are creating opportunities and improving the lives of all South Australian communities and businesses.
Visit our infrastructure project websites to find out more about how we are keeping SA moving.
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The Department would like to invite members of the community to attend our roadshow events, to find out more about our projects and provide feedback.
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Date: Thursday 23 February 2017
Time: 9am to 5pm
Location: In front of Novo – east end of the mall
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Date: Thursday 30 March 2017
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While many ghouls and gals set their sights on Halloween for their costume festivities, ghost and zombie events run throughout the month and into November. Tacoma Art Museum is partnering with Centro Latino and Proyecto MoLÉ once again to celebrate Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) beginning on Oct. 21, culminating with a free festival on Nov. 4. This eighth annual, free festival has grown to be the museum's largest annual community event, bringing in more than 3,700 visitors. Anchoring the opening of the festivities will be artist Fulgencio Lazo and his team filling the museum's lobby with a colorful, round, floral-inspired tapete (sand painting). This year's tapete will be an exploration of flowers in honor of the marigolds so important to the Día de los Muertos celebration, as well as the upcoming exhibition "Andy Warhol's Flowers for Tacoma," opening Nov. 3. Día de los Muertos is an ancient celebration of the eternal cycle of life. The holiday combines centuries of indigenous practices with contemporary traditions and spiritual beliefs. Observed in Mexican and other Latin American communities, the holiday is a symbolic way to honor relatives and friends who have died. More information is available at http://www.TacomaArtMuseum.org.
A new addition to the local fright scene comes from a partnership between Goodwill Industries and Washington State History Museum for "Creepshow: Terror in Tacoma," a haunted house of frightening displays of scary things through the last century of pop culture. The attraction was developed by Hollywood special effects artist Marcel Banks, who worked on "FaceOff" and "Chronicles of Riddick", and museum staff. Proceeds benefit Washington State Historical Society. While attending "Creepshow," visitors can stop by Goodwill's Boo-Teek, a Halloween costume wonderland. "Creepshow: Terror in Tacoma" runs Oct. 25, 26 and 27. Tickets are $13. Visit http://www.creepshowtacoma.com for more information.
The Witches' Ball 2012 is being tagged as the premier event for all things pagan. Set to go down at 6 p.m. on Oct. 27 at Dryer Masonic Center, witches and warlocks can expect divinations and door prizes. There will be a ritual by Mahlora of Mahloran Green Craft as well as live music by Green Fey and DJ Dave's Dance Music. Tickets available at http://www.terratacoma.org and Crescent Moon Gifts and Ubiquitous Journey. Tickets are $20 single/$35 couple or $25 each at the door.
LeMay's Halloween Trunk-or-Treat car event will run from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. 27, at LeMay's Marymount Event Center. The free event is suitable for all ages as LeMay provides a safe environment for families to enjoy an inexpensive afternoon of Halloween fun. Costumed children will trick-or-treat outdoors by going from car trunk to car trunk to get their bag filled with goodies. Families, individuals or groups host and decorate a trunk and provide candy to be given out to the children at the event. Trick or Treat on Antique Row runs from noon to 5 p.m. on Oct 31 at Tacoma's Antique Row as a way to promote local businesses as well as provide parents a place to bring their little ghosts and goblins down to the heart of Tacoma for safe and fun trick-or-treating. Zoo Boo at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium takes over from the complex on Oct 20. This all-ages event includes a chance to watch animals enjoy special pumpkin enrichments and see how creative zookeepers are at designing their jack-o-lanterns. Festivities are free with zoo admission and everyone in costume will receive a $2 discount off the general zoo admission rate. The popular event features indoor and outdoor activities, camel rides, as well as treats, photos and fun. Visit PDZA.org. Bonfires, Beaver Pelts & Bogeymen Halloween Storytelling, an extremely popular event at Fort Nisqually, returns at 7 p.m. on Oct. 26. Visitors can celebrate Halloween in the style of past centuries with ghost stories told around a roaring bonfire in the meadow outside the fort's walls. Visit http://www.Fortnisqually.org.
A "Dawn of the Dead Dash" is set to take over downtown Tacoma on Oct. 26. This scavenger hunt turned survival race is an exciting "life-changing" adventure run through the streets of Tacoma, with humans running for safety as zombies set to pounce. There will be blood, lots and lots of blood. Participants will be asked to challenge themselves to see if they can escape death and remain human as a rapidly growing zombie population infects the city. Prizes will be awarded to the top male and female human finishers as well as the zombie who infects the most human participants, as well as honors going to top costumes in human and non-human categories. The race is simple. Get to from point A to point B before being tagged by a zombie. If a human runner is infected with the virus, he or she then becomes a zombie and their hunt for humans begins. Tickets are $35. Information is available at http://www.Dawnofthedeaddash.com.
The 2012 Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch and Harvest of Terror are now open at Maris Farms, which is presenting a tribute to firefighters. The scare crew is back in force, however, with a trio of haunts that will fan those flames of fear with the all-new Harvest of Terror that includes The Haunted Woods, The Reaping and The Monster Safari. Now in its 13th season at the quaint and historic dairy farm location in Buckley, fall attractions featured also include: zip lines, Tractor Tire Mountain, pumpkin patch, pig races, tractor rides around the pumpkin patch, monster truck rides and pony rides. Visit http://www.marisfarms.com.
2012 Fright Fest at Wild Waves includes all the rides, but with the added thrill of being in the dark. Visitors may wear costumes to Fright Fest but cannot have a mask or makeup that is construed as a mask. Guests ages 12 and under may wear full costumes. Costumes should be child friendly, meaning they must be non-obstructive, non-offensive and non-violent. Activities run Friday and Saturday nights through the month. On the amusement park grounds, MOViN 92.5 FM radio will have Scream Factory Haunted House. Visit WildWaves.com for details. Tacoma's Freighthouse Square will have its celebration between 4 p.m. and 7 on Oct. 31. Visitors can trick-or-treat throughout the Square, enjoy a magic show and visit a balloon artist. Children ages 6 and under and 7 to 12 can also visit freighthousesquare.com and download a special Halloween coloring contest drawing. Once completed, artwork can be dropped off at Freighthouse Square, located at 2501 E. 'D' St., at any store or restaurant. Prizewinners will be announced on Oct. 31 at 6 p.m. in the Freighthouse Square Art Gallery.
The granddaddy of all local haunted houses will take over Cheney Stadium with the Hill Billy Haunt, which grew larger than its previous home at Freighthouse Square could hold. Visitors must be older than 18 because the house will have scantily-clad zombies, ghouls and ghosts and blood, lots and lots of blood. Expect be frightened, excited, squirted with goo and touched, Proceeds benefit Fisher House Foundation. The house runs 7 -11 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 6 p.m. to 10 on Sundays. Tickets are $13. Visit http://www.thehillbillyhaunt.com. Metro Parks' annual Black Cat Fun Run is set for Oct. 27, when runners and walkers can get into costume, lace up those running shoes and show off their Halloween spirit on a 2.5-mile or five-mile course. This spooktacular, family-friendly event is guaranteed to turn an evening of ghoulish exercise into a howling good time. Visit http://www.metroparkstacoma.org.
Lakewood Playhouse will be staging its fifth annual live radio show with "Frankenstein" and "Chicken Heart from Lights Out," made popular by the famous story from Bill Cosby's childhood and a special musical performance by The "Sinister" Sisters. The entire performance will be presented as if it were live in the radio studios of the 1930s and '40s, complete with live sound effects at 8 p.m. on Oct. 27. Tickets are $25. Visit http://www.lakewoodplayhouse.org.
Tacoma City Ballet will transform its studio spaces for its fourth annual production of The Haunted Theatre: Backstage Tour & Eerie Dances. The hour-long production features a tour through the Haunted Hat Check, a ghostly cemetery and TCB's spooky wardrobe. Following the tour, guests enter the Jan Collum Ballroom to view the Eerie Dances, featuring Enchanted Marionettes, Miniature Monsters, and Mummified Cats along with dancing Witches, Ghosts, Pumpkins, Skeletons and more. Shows run Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Oct.20- 28.Tickets are $5 per person and are available at Tacoma City Ballet.


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Todd Strauss-Schulson on The Final Girls05 Jul, 2016
Ahead of the Film4 Summer Screen presentation of The Final Girls, director Todd Strauss-Schulson reflects on the making of 2015′s heartfelt horror homage…
The Final Girls came into my life when I most needed it. I had just finished my first movie, turned 30, and my father died, all within four weeks of each other. To say the least, it was an intense year.
The Final Girls arrived in my inbox as I was editing that movie. Josh and Mark who wrote it were friends from college and sent it to me randomly to get some friendly notes. I read it in one sitting and could feel it in my bones. I knew I had to make this movie.
First up, I love movies. When I was a kid I'd watch 3 movies a day every single day. I lived and breathed movies. I remember being 13 and raiding the video store next to my apartment and just having my mind blown by films like Delicatessen, Army of Darkness, Hudsucker Proxy, All That Jazz, Lair Of The White Worm, Tommy, Kentucky Fried Movie, El Topo and Amazon Women On The Moon…
The thing I loved more than any other thing in my life… more than baked ziti or knishes or getting my allowance… was sitting in a theatre full of strangers and laughing and screaming and sometimes even crying. It felt so healthy. To be with my community feeling the same thing at the same time. That's the magic of movies. Not all of them, but the ones I loved. The ones that made me want to make movies. The magic of movies is they can puncture the armour of daily life and cut right to the heart of what it feels like to be human. And it can happen in public.
I thought The Final Girls could be one of those movies. I loved Josh and Mark's concept. I thought it was so smart. There was the big concept: a movie about being sucked into a movie, that the movie itself could become an antagonist, that the tropes and cinematic techniques of a movie could become the biosphere of the story. All that fun meta stuff was a delight to play with as a kid who grew up obsessed with movies.
But most importantly, I loved it because it was about my Dad. In the aftermath of my father dying I was dreaming about him almost every night. They weren't nightmares or anything, they were just simple dreams… us walking around New York eating pizza together etc… it felt like my father was visiting me in my dreams.
And to me, that's what The Final Girls is about. It was deeply personal filmmaking cloaked in genre filmmaking. It was a story about a girl who gets a second chance to see her dead mom in a dream. And that's all movies really are. Collective dreams.
It took almost four years to pull together the funding for the movie. And in that time Josh and Mark and I continued to work on the script, adding comedy, action and things like the 3D credits and the flashbacks and slow motion. All that fun meta stuff I felt I had never seen in a movie before.
Finally, some wonderful benefactors took a chance on this movie and gave us a tiny budget to go off and make it.
We shot it in 26 days at a summer camp in Baton Rouge. Our crew and cast were all 35 years old and under and we basically had no adult supervision. It felt like a bunch of kids let loose at camp getting away with something.
Because of that intoxicating vibe, we all broke our backs trying to pull off what was a crazy ambitious shoot. 50 set ups a day every day, explosions, car crashes, wire rigs, complicated camera rigs, for almost no money. It was not easy — every day was a marathon. The final fight sequence in the field was shot with two lights in a single night. It was madness. And by the end of the shoot, when we shot the 'Bette Davis Eyes' goodbye scene in the field with Malin Akerman and Taissa Farmiga, we all cried together… the whole crew, the producers, the production designer, all of us.
It was a pure filmmaking experience.
On our last night of shooting at camp we did the big stunt where Billy comes jumping out of the cabin on fire. It was a stressful night, lots to do, two units shooting at the same time, the time crunch of getting it all shot before the sun came up, and additionally, the emotional toll of it being our last night at this camp that became home.
Before the stunt happened, I looked behind my monitor and saw the entire cast and crew. Everyone came out to watch the stunt, they were wrapped in blankets, drinking beer and eating popcorn. It was almost like they were watching a movie.
When the stunt happened there was a roar of applause. It was the experience I was chasing, the experience I was trying to give to an audience, like I had when I was a kid.
That was my wish for this movie. And every step of the process, from writing, to designing, to shooting, through editing and music, was all done with a painstaking focus on whipping up and conducting an audience through a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Laughter, terror, beauty, and heart. The full range of human emotion in a fun badass package. It was a movie conceived and made to be experienced as a loud, rowdy, crowd-pleaser.
But in this age of streaming and bingeing superhero civil wars, the theatrical life of Final Girls came and went and made me sad. We were released as a Day-and-Date VOD release which meant many theatres wouldn't show the movie. It didn't even come out theatrically in Europe at all.
And so, our movie was released with a passionate whisper, not a roar of applause.
But, what's so cool is that this movie seems to be having an afterlife at Midnight Screenings across the country, and with this amazing Film4 screening, the world. In the weeks and months after our release, fans and local movie theatres started to throw screenings of the movie. To experience it the way it was meant to be experienced.
Cult status is in many ways so much more meaningful than a big box office weekend: it means people really love the movie, and they tell their friends, and it lives on for much longer. I feel so much gratitude for the fans who are adopting this movie, talking about it and passing it around – finding it in the same way I found something like El Mariachi when I was a kid and someone handed me a VHS promising it would blow my mind. In some circuitous and completely accidental way, we ended up making a movie that can hang with the movies that made me want to make movies in the beginning – the movies that I never even realized were "cult" movies – but were.
The Final Girls screens at Somerset House on Saturday 13th August 2016, as part of a double bill with Galaxy Quest. For more information about The Final Girls, visit http://ulteriorproductions.com/.


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For the perfect side dish to any Italian meal, try this salad. You will love how creamy the dressing is.—Ruth Seitz, Conesville, Iowa
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- 4 cups fresh spinach, washed, drained and torn in bite-size pieces
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons evaporated milk
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dill weed
- 1-1/2 teaspoons onion flakes
- 1-1/2 teaspoons lemon-pepper seasoning
- Combine dressing ingredients (thinning with additional milk, if necessary) and serve over spinach. Cover and refrigerate any leftovers. Yield: 4-8 servings.
Originally published as Spinach Salad with Creamy Parmesan Dressing in Country Woman May/June 1990, p35
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Cynths Fluval EBI Shrimp tank
My first EBI tank arrived cracked so I was excited when the second tank arrived in good shape.
I glued fissidens to a piece of slate and to an aquarium ornament I had that happens to match the back wall of the tank. The ornament has two hiding compartments.
I bought the piece of wood on aquabid this spring and have been looking forward to having a tank to use it in.
This tank is for some crystal shrimp someone gave me. My water is very hard so they have had a hard time so far. Now that they are in a smaller tank I can hopefully keep the water parameters closer to what they prefer.
Some of its soon to be inhabitants
Thats a smart looking piece of wood & really looks nice in your ebi...
Test shrimp added 12/24/2010 other than it's hate for the bright lighting it appears to be adjusting.
I will be putting some crs in mine as well... Im probubly going to put an HOB filter on it as Im afraid for fry getting into the filter it came with...How long did you cycle before you put that little guy in?? Did you do anything about a heater???
I have had a dirty filter in the tank since I added water about 2 weeks ago (dirty filter removed for photo ops), and when I first filled it I used water from existing tanks. Since then I added 50% RO water.
I tried adding a 25 watt heater but it was keeping the water at 75 on the heaters lowest setting of 70 and without it the water is between 69 and 71.
Hence this is my test shrimp to see how it does with the flux in temp. Currently my crystals are in a tank where the temp is a constant 71 degrees.
For the filter that comes with the EBI I am going to try what BigBoij suggested and stuff that first chamber with filter floss to keep baby shrimp from getting in to the filter.
Right now baby shrimp are not an issue so there is no floss in the filter.
Edit: Oh and I also thought about maybe gluing a thin piece of sponge over the filter intake... but I'm not sure about that yet.
Good thoughts on the filter with floss...Im going to try a fluvale 50w heater & see what that does with a constant temp...I have one in with my fire reds & its maintaining 78 degrees...the one in my crystal tank is a 50w marineland stelth & im probubly going to change that soon as they have had some issues with the bigger ones...Mines been cycling about a week with one water change & I seeded with a sponge from another tank so Ill take water samples tomorrow...
Let me know if you find a HOB filter that works on this tank. I am not seeing how one could be attached with the lid on the tank.
I have a HOB filter on my 8.5g rimless tank, but I don't have a lid on my tank. The water flow is pretty strong so I put something to make the water flow not so fast.
Ok so I stuffed the first chamber with filter floss and the filter made "noise". I left it in there for over an hour and it was too noisy for me. So I removed the floss and stuffed sponge in there. The intake grid is now blocked so baby shrimp (that I look forward too) will not get sucked into the filter and the filter is not making any noise at all.
Crystal shrimp moved to the new tank!
I got all the crystal shrimp moved to the new tank today. Three of the females were berried. I hope they don't drop the eggs.
Nice job! I like the look of the driftwood.
Thanks, I really like it too.
Day one with crystal shrimp added
Day one with shrimp in tank. Everyone is alive this morning and I found two more of them to move to the shrimp tank :)
Added a zebra nerite to clean the glass
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Before I show you what we did in Bert's room, here are a couple more pictures from Megan's room. She almost finished all the fabric on the back of her cabinets and bookcases. She told her principal if they have another lice outbreak she is taking the CABINETS home! The bulletin board with the letters is the beginning of her environmental print wall. Megan took some more pictures today, so I'll share those with you later.
This is a photo of my sweet friend Bert! We taught together for a long time! Her room is the strawberry theme. We did a lot of work last summer making new things for her room so she asked me if I would come and just look to see if anything looked like it needed to be remade. Her room is always super clean and organized! Here's what it looked like when I got there! So what did I help her do? Well, I covered all of her tables with table cloths. I can't believe all the strawberry stuff I found in Target and Michael's this year!
The door picture on the left is her hallway door. She will add strawberries to the vine once she gets the names of her kiddos. Anyone got a creative saying she could use? The other door is where she puts her academic vocabulary. She actually has two of them, one for math and one for literacy. These are bathroom doors inside her room!
The above bulletin board holds her no more letter of the week. Each child becomes a letter expert and brings something for that letter. It is a program that she does at her school. I will try to send a picture of the board once it is finished. We just got the ribbon up today. The bulletin board below is for her word wall. You can also see another one of her tables that we covered.
This slide shows a variety of pictures. First photo, top left, is where we made the supply tubs for the 5 areas in her room. The photo below it is for her mail center. The other two on the bottom were taken in the hallway. The kiddos get the sight word of the day out the red pocket chart. Then, they the strawberry pocket with their name, and place the sight word inside of their pocket. The final photo, top right, is where Bert has put felt in the bottom of the baskets for dice games. The kiddos just toss the dice into the basket—no noise and no dice rolling across the floor! Smart, right?


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Better than KCCC
Have you guys found anything better than KCCC? Cheaper maybe? I love the fact that it is a natural product that actually works but the only thing I don't like is the price because I have long and thick hair and usually go through it fairly fast!
To be honest, I really hate both KCKT and KCCC. Neither product does anything for me. KCCC in particular makes my hair crunchy, stringy and brittle. When I use both products together my hair feels dry and straw-like. I don't get plump, nice curls, I get top-ramen noodle-like curls and it's not attractive.
I have heard that a product that works similarly to KCCC would be Queen Helene Royal Curl Jelly. I have tried this, and the consistency of the Queen Helene is very similar to KCCC - its a thick, gloppy jelly. I've used it and my hair likes it ok, I get clumpier curls than I do with the KCCC. I find it a little more drying than my regular everyday styler (I use FSG), but not as drying as KCCC.
I find Queen Helene in my local health food store, so I'm sure you can find it in yours or in Whole Foods. It is very inexpensive at $5.99 for a large pot (I think its 10oz?) and that's a good deal cheaper than KCCC.
The cheapest option, and what works best for me, is to make your own Flax Seed Gel (FSG) and put whatever natural ingredients you want in that. I put my own oils, humectants, curl enhancers, etc. in my FSG and the consistency is very similar to KCCC. The cost is a fraction of what it costs to buy KCCC. Once you buy the ingredients, they last for ages and you can make many batches of gel from your initial purchase of ingredients.
But if making your own gel is not your thing, I'd recommend trying the Queen Helene Jelly :) For added moisture, use a LI before you apply your jelly.
I've actually made fsg and liked it for the most part. I wish it had more hold though. What kinds of things do you add to yours and do you put anything else in your hair or just the fsg?
I stopped using KCCC for a long time. I liked their TT Moisturizing Styler better. There are a lot of jelly products, I like better than those, too. Most are listed in my signature. I find that I have to rotate products to get them to work. I seldom let myself use any one product more then once every five days.
It also depends what you put under your products. I started using KCCC again with CK Curlycue ReNew--get great hair and lots of compliments when I do. It's a great combo for me.
I use a hard hold gel over all my styling products, whether I'm using FSG, or another styler, because I need something to help my hair hold it's curl pattern without descending into a frizz pouf. I have a strong spiral curl pattern, but it has a strong tendency to frizz and I want it to spiral and not frizz. If a use a hard hold gel and then scrunch out the crunch when it's dry, I get really nice bouncy curls a la Shirley Temple :D I like that.
My favorite hard hold gel is Aussie Instant Freeze. Which does not have glycerin in it. When I make my FSG, I put glycerin in that. I get the nicest curls when my FSG has glycerin but my 2nd gel does not - when both my gels have glycerin, it tends to be too much and I get flakes, plus my hair takes an age to dry.
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Zac Efron & Taylor Schilling: Home, Sweet Home
Finished up in the Land Down Under, Zac Efron was spotted touching down back in the States via LAX Airport in Los Angeles, CA on Friday (April 13).
The former "High School Musical" hunk trekked through the metro terminal with his "The Lucky One" co-star, Taylor Schilling, also spotted deboarding the plane and hitting the exits.
The Tinseltown arrival comes after Zac and Taylor were busy the previous night at the Adelaide, Australia premiere of "The Lucky One."
In a recent interview, Zac talked about his prep work for the film, given that he plays a US Marine, "Look, I was just a musical-theater guy. I would have been happy to do that for the rest of my life. But there's something about me that's always searching for the more challenging route, and the actors that I really admire are always picking things out of their comfort zones, trying to stretch to see where they can go."
Efron got to spend time with real-life Marines prior to the shoot, as he said, "They were my age. 23, 24, even younger. And most of the staff sergeants were not huge guys. They were about my height, 5'9", 5'10", some shorter, but all very stocky. And I'm there in a backward hat and Vans, walking around like I'm still in college."
"By the end of the movie I didn't recognize myself. You hear about guys like Christian Bale who dive into it and are really able to transform. I've always wondered if I had the willpower to actually do it. And I'll always have pride around the sense that I can."
Enjoy the pictures of Zac Efron and Taylor Schilling at the Adelaide premiere of 'The Lucky One' (April 12) and arriving at LAX (April 13).


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Monthly Archives: June 2011
nikki & tim. first look
nikki & tim had an amazingly beautiful wedding day, and I can't wait to share more images soon!
tiphanie & jimmy. sonoma engagement photographer
david took this one – i'm so lucky to have him! oh my goodness, these guard-dogs were so huge that i just had to include one with them! another amazing shot from david! jimmy found where he'd signed the cellar door back in '09! we
Bonsai and Cici
the past few weeks we've had new visitors to the luxury suite, and frankly, they scare me. bonsai and cici {lovingly named by emily} have made our stairwell their home, and they don't take kindly to people passing by. really, i think kamikaze
carolyn & pete. colorado springs engagement photographer
pete couldn't get enough of carolyn's kisses. too cute! i was introduced to carolyn through her friend and business partner, colleen. {they're both wedding planners in colorado springs}. carolyn and pete were so comfortable with each
abby & kyle {parker, co wedding photographer}
i've been dying to share this post! abby wrote this little snippet when i posted their engagement pics, and i couldn't help but share it again: Kyle and I are high school sweethearts. Kyle claims he first fell in love with me freshman year when we
amazing light.
i took these just the other evening and had to share. i love the contrast of colors in this one! the one below might be one of my favorites so far…


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Summit 2011
Summit Overview
The AppSensor Summit will be held on September 21, 2011 at OWASP AppSec USA 2011 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Attending the AppSensor Summit
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