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Stones Throw Tavern and GrillPub, Restaurant, Irish
176 E Wooster St
(419) 354-7474
Ron N.
This is my second review here since I couldn't change the first one. I have been back at least 3 times. The Pulled Pork wrap was very good. Home made...read more
Philip M. S.
Overpriced for what you get. The Cornish Pasty is ok, Guinness is...well, Guinness. You can't really mess that up. I've only had the Cornish Pasty, so I...read more
Nate L.
I like this place. It's not so much for the food, as it is the atmosphere and employees. I can't think of a single person I've met here that I dislike....read more
Adam F.
Come and see Kyle (The Mayor), he pours a mean beer and is fun, witty and enjoyable to talk with! Great atmosphere, great food and great times! Bottoms up!read more
Annette R.
Great atmosphere with tables made with whiskey barrels & gorgeous stone work. Marinated chicken sandwich deliciously moist & nice craft tap brew selection.read more
Kaitlynn W.
This place is more for drinking. The food has been served at room temperature the last two times here. The only food worth getting is the crab meat artichoke dip.read more
Juli K.
Been here 40 minutes and have yet to see a menu. The ditzy hostess, while drinking on her coffee, is chumming it up with one of the servers who goes in and out of the the kitchen to feed her face!read more
Cody B.
I never have had a problem with the service here. Always exceptional! The Strong Ale is fantastic and Irish Happy Meals are a bargain! Nice and chill for a calm drink! Favorite bar in BG!read more
Michael D.
25 minutes into my first time here and I have yet to see the server do anything but stand at the hostess stand and talk to the hostess. Amazing. I had to go up to the bar and get a beer.read more
Jason H.
I've been here 4 times and every time the service has been atrocious. Staff clueless and are too busy socializing with each. Management needs to clear house.read more
Brian E.
This place sucks. How can an establishment not offer a small taste of a new beer? Bad business move. I'm good for 2-3 pints w/dinner...now it's water.read more
Nicki P.
New cask-conditioned beer on the beer engine every Thursday!read more
Phil S.
get the John J. BBQ Burger because it is good to haveread more
Phil S.
the patio is the best people watching place in BGread more
Keenan M.
Try the crab spinach artichoke dip. Its, wait for it, legendary.read more
The classic is yummy yummy. And if you can get the Bailey's cheese cake.read more
Sam H.
Do not come here. Horrible service. Orders are constantly screwed up and it takes forever to get anything. Poorly trained staff.read more
Alex H.
Try the Stones Throw Strong Ale. I was skeptical at first but it's amazing!read more
Michael H.
St Patty melt is awesome. Especially with the guiness carmalized onionsread more
Kimberlyy M.
Pulled pork was superb:)read more


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UK film school the London Film Academy has launched its own commercial production company to develop projects including TV documentaries and feature films.
The new indie will initially focus on feature-length docs and observational docs for broadcasters, according to Ri Chakraborty, who will oversee all factual and feature projects.
Chakraborty has been brought in to oversee projects by the LFA's joint principals Daisy Gili and Anna MacDonald, who set up the film school 10 years ago.
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Jay-Z And Blue Ivy Carter Make A High-Profile Landing [PHOTOS]
We caught Jay-Z and his infant daughter, Blue Ivy Carter hopping off a helicopter in New York City today, and we still can't get a glimpse of the world's most famous baby (sorry Harper, Vivienne, Knox, Suri and any other celebrity child who are past their expiration date).
Blue, whose face we still haven't seen, wore headphones to protect her little ears from the surrounding noise.
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President Obama is expected today to once again offer some intelligent words of wisdom to the stubborn leaders of Israel who prefer sticking their hands in the sand to gazing upward at new opportunities for peace in the Middle East. Obama has dusted off the Bill Clinton peace plan of 2001 which gave Palestinians 90% of what they desired and gave Israel peace and security for the first time in its short history as a nation. The president will propose a shared Jerusalem, Israel retention of about 5% of the West Bank, and PEACE FOR ISRAEL. An Israel government spokesperson already has informed the media, "texts emanating from Obama's surroundings are extremely unpleasant to Israeli ears, and will be primarily disturbing to Netanyahu." Israel's prime minister yesterday outlined his plan which does agree with the basic Obama idea for the West Bank, but insists Jerusalem is 100% Israeli. He went on to proclaim "the root of the conflict is not the absence of a Palestinian state but the Palestinian opposition to the establishment of the state of Israel."
Hogwash! No Palestinian government can recognize Israel as a "Jewish state" since 205 of its inhabitants are Arabs. No nation in the world insists other societies recognize its religious majority as the "state." Benjamin Netanyahu plays to the religious right bigots in Israel and has isolated Israel from the international community by his pig headed attitude toward compromise.


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Politics — Council Members Say Yes To Fracking Ban; Notes On Their Agriculture, Water And Energy Sustainability Committee Meeting
Bill 129 adds a new article to the Hawaii County Code relating to hydraulic fracturing policy.
Among those to testify in council members' Agriculture, Water and Energy Sustainability Committee Tuesday, Sept 17:
Jon Olson — speaking of the geologic structure … 'being volcanic and being an island leaves us particularly vulnerable to damage to our freshwater resource…' He cannot speak necessarily to the issues around our entire island… He can speak to some of dangers for Puna where this is going to occur… He is concerned that fluids will leak into entire aquifer…
Hanalei "Harry" Fergostrom — He supports a ban against franking… another concern, along with those raised by Olson… 'what ability does the Council have to stop it'… He has seen this County go through some really good resolutions… And he has seen them flop on the side because the State says has it has a 'greater responsibility'… 'I am concerned… if you don't have that ability to protect my interest… where do I go? Home rule is a big issue'… if we're not going to implement and see it go through… 'we're an island… we have to understand home rule… you have a duty to protect us on this island…'
'I appreciate geology… but home rule is a big one…'
A woman in Kona says she is suffering from organic phosphate poisoning… we do not want to see any more poisoning, she says.
She feels, on these meetings, those council members who choose not to be present — if they are not present for a certain period of time, they should be disallowed from voting on the issue at hand… (Dennis "Fresh" Onishi is not present at the committee meeting when the woman says this)
Another testifier speaks of the 'juxtaposition of big money and interest'… with 'no concern for citizenry'.. the people who live on this island… no respect for clean water… 'kinda like the GMOs…'
Cory Harden says she supports Bill 129 to ban franking… 'if we ban franking and that turns out to be a mistake, we can lift the ban,' she says… 'if we allow franking, and that turns out to be a mistake, we might lose our island'… We may contaminate and deplete our water resources… It may be costly or difficult or impossible to find out who is at fault… sometimes companies dissolve… many of them do… and residents are left to clean up… 'Some people say, we do not need to ban franking, we have regulatory agencies, and we all know how geothermal is going…'
Abercrombie has indicated geothermal is something he will pursue, Harden notes.
She makes reference to cable between Oahu and Hawaii Island and corporation seeking "site control" …
Dave Kaiser notes that, if you've been watching news, online or mainstream, you have seen towns in West Texas dehydrated out of existence… franking is a water intensive practice, he says… dries everything out… 'It's just incredible. So many people are against it, yet industry wants to cram it down our throats.' Kaiser is among many who are wearing "Save Pohoiki" shirts.
Shante Brown, testifying from Kona, supports Bill 129. She lists 12 issues with geothermal — she is concerned about the cable proposal, the potential for disaster equivalent to Fukushima, that vogue, already an islandwide problem, could be worse. She is concerned about turning residential areas into an industrial area, the overuse and pollution of our precious water, an estimated 2 million pounds of water being used in three years, endangering habitat. 'Moving energy is not quiet,' she says. Brown is concerned about decreased quiet and the effects on nature-based tourism…She notes there have been negative impacts with the existing geothermal in Puna… There is 'no consideration of people,' she says.… There are gas sensors to determine if toxicity too high… but they are high on the ground and should be closer to humans and animals, she notes.
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GMV....I like your work!
when there were four
Re: In Soviet Russia... (Resub)
I suppose saying "Bloc Stacks You!" would be one layer too many.
Still, sweet design.
Re: PAYBACK
This is a great wearable design. I hope it can displace something in the fog.
Good Luck!
Bustin' Balls for FUN
walmazan wrote:VOTED!
This shirt = <3. X^D Definitey want one.
Re: The House of Madness
Omelets made great I kinda love it!!!
Re: Curling Adventure! New from Smacktivision!
By the title, I thought that this was a reference to the number of entries that used to be in the fog!
Re: See evil, Hear evil, Speak evil
i get the vintage, but i don't. it does look like something you'd find at a $1 rack at goodwill which is what woot says, but at the same time it looks like its trying too hard to be retro and is probably more likely overpriced at some upscale tween boutique. i think if you had used sock monkeys or even monchichis i'd get it more.
ps, i thought the 3rd one's ears were down because he's upset, kinda like dogs when they lay their ears down.
Re: Star Stuff
Dr. Sagan?! I WANT THIS SHIRT!
Re: Ask Mr. Owl
I love this. GMV!!!
j0naht wrote:Made some changes which I think makes this a much stronger tshirt Please revote!
I voted for the 'Lick this' but that was the only part that kept me from buying it. If this one wins I will def pick it up. Has my vote.
Re: Retro Metal!
Try putting medieval breast plates on the babes and resub!
Try this on a maroon shirt, to match his trend setting maroon under a blazer look!
Re: Sweet Happiness
I voted for it so I can get it for my kid, do kids sizes!
I voted for it so I can get it for my kid, do kids sizes!
I voted for it, I need kid sizes on this one!
Re: Vinyl Is Dead
Let me buy this. Right now. I demand it.
Re: Fly!
Supa fly.
jasonAP wrote:By the title, I thought that this was a reference to the number of entries that used to be in the fog!
LOL....only 4 designs in the fog? I am just a noob, so that was before my time...let me go ask my granny about what it was like way back then.
Thanks for the comment, it remind me that titles are noticed.
when there were four
Re: Italian Counting
This is not meant to be snarky (and I have the same curiosity about at least half the entries), but what about this shirt makes it 'vintage' other than maybe the mild distressing? Or is distressing all that is required?
Re: Every Legend has a begining...
Immaculate execution, great work.
walmazan wrote:Thanks darel for your words, is such a honor coming from you!, gracias
With work so great I can say nothing less! And I do hope this one makes it to print!
I like how this looks on the shirt. Could be better without the text though, or at least different text, the joke is really not a funny as you might think.
Not sure this is on topic.
Is this a Fellowship of the Sun (True Blood) reference? Or am I totally missing something?
Re: Dr. Feelgood
nice! one of their worse songs. but you all grew up on it. so it's a hit. the artwork was well done. BTW.
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R3DS74R wrote:This is great. Big cynicism fan. Only problem is the "or" seems not quite to be in line with the rest of the text - it seems like it's a tad too high.
Hardly a dealbreaker, but it keeps it from being 100% perfect.
Back then people laid out the type by hand using press on letters and it wasn't ever perfect, I think this was intentional to make it look old school.
Re: Broc Lee
Lol! I know someone who would just go ape for this shirt.
spentfromnz wrote:I like how this looks on the shirt. Could be better without the text though, or at least different text, the joke is really not a funny as you might think.
As the other poster mentioned "Bloc Stacks You" would have been better (you would have that one dumb friend say 'huh?' and then everyone could laugh at them), but it's still an awesome shirt. It's got the lowbrow/highbrow thing going - wish more shirts would run this play.
jewelwing wrote:True, true. I used to live in Indialantic and I'd love to wear this next time I go back. It would be a good summer shirt for me.
Love this! I live in Melbourne, not too far from KSC, I'd buy 3 for sure!
Re: Zom-Bee: All Season Portfolio
How in the zombie plagued hell is this languishing at the bottom of the voting? Get on it, people! Use your BRAINS!
spentfromnz wrote:Not sure this is on topic.
The colors and the wrapping of the lines within the shapes scream '70s to me. I'd say it's fine.
Edit: I am, however, a little concerned about where the shapes farthest left and farthest right will land on me.
jel2301 wrote:That's true, but that wasn't Jestik's point. Woot specifically avoids printing shirts that are similar to shirts they've already printed. Had that shirt been from another site, there'd be no issue, but since it was a shirt.woot shirt, it's called into question. Whether this is similar enough will be determined by the Rejectorator.
If that was really true then we wouldn't have to suffer through so many bunny and Mario shirts!
endangeredomega wrote:Well I for one am doing my part, by attempting to infect everyone I meet with "h0mo-cooties".
(It's all part of our insidious plot to take over the world, you see.)
I KNEW IT! Good thing I bought that cootie-proof panic room last year.
Just kidding of course. This shirt rocks. I'm going to buy three to wear in my 5- and 10-K's this year!
ChefRAZ wrote:nice! one of their worse songs. but you all grew up on it. so it's a hit. the artwork was well done. BTW.
Thanks for the compliment on the artwork.
Also, I know some people don't care much for the song, but that goes for most 80's-whatever. The reason people go for 80's isn't for the awesome hair cuts or fantastic outfits *cough*, but the nostalgia. And, I think, even outside of the context of the song, it's still a very wearable shirt.
Thanks again.
Re: Careful, It's Hot...
I have understanding of digital watches!
This is genius, Robert. Great job!
Re: Holy Guacamole!
This one is my personal fav of the Derby. Good colors, character, content, and style!
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09 June 2009
Paging Dr. Sock Monkey
Sock Monkey MD, Charleston, SC
Who remembers Sock Monkeys? They are traditionally made out of a pair of red heeled work socks. The last time I made one was for my daughter some 27 years ago. Ouch.
It doesn't take much googling around to discover that sock monkeys are back in a big way. Check out the wedding monkeys on Kitty's Bloggy Bits, the Maribel Made flickr set (wow!) and Sock Monkey Fun. Check out this one!
It got me thinking, and you know how dangerous that is. What do you think of Sock Monkeys as a fundraising project for the American Heart Walk?
I like "Don't Monkey Around With Heart Disease" as a theme. I picture monkeys being made dressed and sold as a fun tropical silent auction evening. I made a quick sample up following Kitty's advice and a friend made a pattern for a scrub suit to start us off. We actually took a real scrub suit off a doctor's back (thanks Dr. Geer!) but started by learning the pattern in white before we cut it up. Heheh.
What do you all think? Would it work? Are there enough creative people around to come up with theme dressed monkeys? We could raise more money by packaging them. If a spa monkey was dressed in a robe and had hair wrapped in a turban she could come with a spa certificate etc. A Chef Monkey could come with a restaurant dinner certificate.
Thinking out loud here. Throw out any suggestions. Ya gotta admit it is different! I'll monkey around with more links later. I gotta run.
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Don't forget the French surrender monkeys, and the beloved of the far right, the Obama monkey ("We just thought it was cute," the seller said.)But I digress.ReplyDelete
I had one as a kid. He was called Zippy.
What about one in scuba gear- a sea monkey? Is there such a thing?
Monkeys with large bones in hand- the 2001 Space Odyssey monkeys.
Monkeys in paramilitariy uniforms- the whole Planet of the Apes ouevre.
A sock monkey in a Ronald Reagan mask: Bonzo!
A monkey in a loincloth: Tarzan's Cheetah (who is living in a retirement pen in Southern California)
Monkeys dripping in blood: The Sign of the Four and/or Murders in the Rue Morgue.
A sock monkey clinging to a small doll and a large spire: King Kong Sock Monkey.
A sock monkey inside a tv set: J. Fred Muggs!
A monkey with a bunch of annoying 20something friends: Marcel from Friends.
Sock monkeys playing instruments and smoking cigars: the Nairobi Trio!
Monkeys with wings an epaulets: The Wizard of Oz sock monkey collection!
Sock monkeys with a sense of rhythm- Louis Prima King Louis in The Jungle Book ("Oh I'm the king of the primates, man, the jungle VIP...)
I need to lie down.
OMIGOD! Waldo, you are talking my language! You may need to come to Charleston for this event. Keep September open.ReplyDelete
Julia - Yes, I am looking at all sock differently now!
Halcyon - That is exactly what I hope would happen. I am just not sure how many people sew these days so don't know if the celebrity would recruit their own sewer or I'd have to find one.ReplyDelete


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Concentrations and Minors
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Six concentrations and one minor (previously called "options") are offered through the Master of Engineering program in ORIE. From the basic Applied OR concentration to a variety of other specializations, the program provides ample scope and permits students to pursue a wide range of electives. Brief descriptions of the concentrations are listed below. For more detailed information about each of these concentrations, please see the Master of Engineering Student Handbook and Master of Engineering Program Information.
The Applied Operations Research Concentration
The Applied Operations Research Concentration (AOR) is the most general of the concentrations and allows the most flexibility with respect to elective courses. The AOR concentration is most appropriate for students with undergraduate degrees in ORIE who want to increase the depth and breadth of their exposure to operations research and its applications, and for those with undergraduate degrees in other fields who want to gain a solid foundation in the theory and practice of OR.
The Data Analytics Concentration
The Data Analytics Concentration focuses on the theory and tools needed to make fact-based, data-driven decisions associated with the development, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services. The required course work for this concentration consists of three complementary areas that are collectively essential for effective data analysis.
The Financial Engineering Concentration
The Financial Engineering Concentration (FE) prepares students for careers that involve the quantitative analysis and management of financial instruments and risk. Such jobs frequently involve: (1) mathematical modeling and analysis of stocks, bonds, options, currency exchange rates, and other structured products, (2) developing quantitative models to help corporations understand and manage their exposure to risk, and/or (3) implementing algorithms to monitor, price, and/or trade financial instruments. Unlike other concentrations, FE is specifically designed to be a three-semester program (Fall-Spring-Fall), with the third (i.e., second fall) semester taking place at Cornell Financial Engineering Manhattan in New York City.
The Information Technology Concentration
The Information Technology Concentration (IT) prepares students to participate in the development, acquisition, and integration of information systems (particularly those embodying OR approaches) to ensure that strategic business needs are satisfied. Students who elect this concentration will be introduced to the essentials of information technology and ways to bring it to bear in enterprise environments to assist real decision making.
The Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering Concentration
Students prepare to use their operations research skills to great effect in manufacturing environments. This concentration covers all aspects of the design, production, and distribution of goods and services, as well as the fundamentals of modern manufacturing technology, and the use of computers for design, analysis and management of manufacturing processes.
Strategic Operations Concentration
The keystone of the Strategic Operations Concentration (SO) is the Strategic Operations Immersion (SOI) course offered by the Johnson Graduate School of Management.This 15-credit-hour intensive "supercourse" occupies the entire spring semester. SO provides a comprehensive treatment of production management, including product design, logistics, quality control, corporate organization, employee organization and compensation, marketing, and globalization. Students and faculty from the College of Engineering, the Johnson Graduate School of Management, and the School of Industrial and Labor Relations participate. For scheduling reasons, students taking the SO concentration frequently need to spend an extra summer at Cornell in order to complete the ORIE MEng degree requirements. Typically, a student must already have a strong background in operations research and/or relevant professional experience to be admitted to the SO concentration.
The Systems Engineering Minor
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DIY projects for baby and handmade pretties are my two favorite things. So when I come across a great project I can make for Grayson, you know it gets pinned straight to Pinterest. From a hand-stamped baby onesie to a two-minute baby skirt – you've got plenty of handmade options. Break out the hot glue gun and clean-off your sewing table. Get ready to get your craft on for baby!
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Click-through 14 super-adorable DIY projects to create for baby!
$2 Skirt 2 of 15
Yes, this skirt will only cost $2. All you need is a fat quarter and 2-inch elastic and you are ready to go!Tutorial via Sewing in No Mans Land
Striped Quilt 3 of 15
I love how you can created the stripes with strips of fabric. Such a great idea! They make a great gift too.
Tutorial via Do it Yourself Divas
Rosette Headband 4 of 15
There is nothing sweeter! An adorable rosette headband can be made in baby or adult version so you can even match your girly girl.
Tutorial via Little Red Wagon Photography
Handkerchief Nursery Pillows 5 of 15
Leave it to Martha Stewart to give us beautiful handkerchief nursery pillows. I mean seriously, I may need to make some for my room.
Tutorial via Martha Stewart
Nursery Mobile 6 of 15
This rainbow mobile I spotted on Pinterest would be so sweet hanging over a crib. It is sure to be something they will cherish and love for years -- not just as a baby.
Tutorial via Miss Wrangler and the Koalas
Bowtie Onesies 7 of 15
I am just swoonin' over these adorable bowtie onesies. Hello, cuteness. I can't wait to make a few for Grayson.
Tutorial via Sittin Pretty
DIY Baby Shoe Rack 8 of 15
As a Mom of 4 girls, we had a lot of those little baby shoes. I just wish I would have known about this little gem sooner! Such a great idea to get all those itty bitty shoes organized. Look familiar? You may have seen the project on HGTV!
Tutorial via A Lovely Place to Land
Easy Wall Art 9 of 15
One of my favorite tricks is to frame a vintage book. But for this project, framing vintage flashcards seems to be a big hit when creating a beautiful gallery wall. How pretty?
Tutorial via The Smith Nest
Bookshelf 10 of 15
Creating a reading nook is essential in the nursery. But, crafting up your own bookshelf is even more fun! I love displaying books as it becomes good eye candy when you enter a room.
Tutorial via Nalle's House
Map Letters 11 of 15
Love at first sight.Yes, let's talk about these beyond adorable map letters for the nursery. I just can't wait to make some for Grayson. Honestly, I might make one for my living room too!
Tutorial vis Inspired Living
Wood Stained Heart Art 12 of 15
This beautiful wood stained heart is the focal point above the changing dresser inside the nursery. It truly completes the gallery wall is just oh-so-pretty. I would have never guessed when I clicked to read more about the sweetness, that is what handmade.
Tutorial via Honey and Fitz
Placemat Bibs 13 of 15
Wondering what to do with all of your old placemats? Well, this is a genius idea! They even pull right over the head like a t-shirt. You can create an entire stash of bibs with these easy pattern and tutorial.
Tutorial via Dana Made It
Ombre Applique Onesie 14 of 15
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The finished product, in all it's glowy, Christmas-y glory.
There's nothing like sitting cozy on the couch, with just the lights on the tree illuminating the room. (See my little oranges down there? Yay!) This window in the living room is perfect, too -- look how pretty the lights reflect on the glass! That window is at the front of the house, so I can see the lit-up tree as I drive down the driveway when I'm coming home from work. Now all we need is snow... it's been so rainy and warm (like 40 degrees!), that almost all of it is melted! It is scary and a pain to have to drive in it, but I'm nervous that we won't have a white Christmas.
Here are close-ups of some of my favorite ornaments! This is definitely not all of them, of course - some are kind of hard to take in the dark, so I'll have to sneak a few shots tomorrow in the daylight. Don't worry - one is a crystal unicorn, so it is definitely worth the wait.
My lion! Markie's sister gave this to me four Christmases ago. I love those icicles, too.
Bear party! I love those guys. Especially the girl; she's my favorite of all time. Let's get a better look...
CUTE! Markie said that she's been around since the 70s. Can you tell? She's the best.
Cute tree, as well as a delicate birdie that is part of a special invite-only tree-top club.
Christmas kitty! There are two.
A super cute, knit dolly that Markie attached to a gift to me one Christmas. I love her piggies.
I almost kept that strawberry out all year! My mommy bought it for me!
The top of the tree, populated, of course, by birdies, stars, and the moon.
Merry Christmas!
Oh, but where did this lovely tree come from! Here are a few pictures of the day we got the tree - the day of Camel Party! It started out nice and calm, but by the end of the day, snow storm! The snow didn't start until we were driving the trees back home..
Which tree will it be?
Mark's sister's tree is on the left and ours is the giant one! Thanks Home Depot!
I was on tree-watching duty on the half hour drive back home.
Half-hour later, it was snowing pretty heavily! And the rest is history..
I love this big guy! Markie had a great idea to look through my pictures to find ones of the trees from every year I've been out here - maybe I'll have to do that and show you guys what I found. I have a feeling this might be the biggest one, but who knows! Even now, as I type, I'm staring lovingly at the tree and it's beautiful kaleidoscope reflection it's making on the ceiling. Merry Christmas, everybody!


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Kieran Gibbs has paid tribute to his team-mates for helping him through his unfortunate run of injuries over the past year.
The defender spent six months of last season on the sidelines after needing two operations on a broken metatarsal and his rotten luck has continued this campaign. Three separate problems have hampered Gibbs and limited the left back to just ten starts so far.
Gibbs admits a difficult period has been made easier by the support of the Arsenal squad.
"My team-mates have been fantastic when I have been in the treatment room," he said. "They are always there telling me not to worry about it and there are players who have been through what I have been through, so they are telling me it's not just me.
"I am always putting it on myself but they have said they had the same experiences and have got over it. Hopefully I am doing that now.
"I just want to stay injury free and stay on top of my fitness. It has been hard – I won't lie – it's been annoying and frustrating seeing your team play all the time, going there and limping off after 15 minutes.
"It's going to take a good while to feel fully fit because I have been in and out and haven't really played any games on the trot where I haven't got injured.
"It's been frustrating but I have got a few games under my belt now so hopefully I can put that behind me and keep going."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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A machine spins and whirs as a woman programs it to cause trouble: a pillar of water crashes onto a city and a boy and 2 Pokémon are swept into the water, a huge wave of water approaches a city (it is broken up before striking), and all the water in a water city is dried up.Two Pokémon chase a girl (who is a Pokémon that can change form), one wraps her with what looks like spider webbing and the other does a psychic attack that she flinches from; two other Pokémon and two women are hit by a Pokémon's thunderbolt and are knocked around a little (one woman falls in a canal). Several people are rendered unconscious after Pokémon attacks and are then wrapped in webbing.The DMA is powered by a crystal called the Soul Dew and in order to use it one must capture a Latios or Latias and use their energy. Doing so hurts the Pokémon.A woman is trapped in the control center of a machine and another woman is knocked into the control center after being jolted by a jewel that explodes.Two really bad Pokémon are brought back to life from fossils and attack another Pokémon, a boy jumps on its back, another Pokémon attacks it with a thunderbolt, and the boy falls unconscious into water. Two Pokémon are attacked by two other Pokémon; one is wrapped up in netting and is unable to get free. Pokémon attack another Pokémon with a stream of water and it is thrown back. A Pokémon is knocked down by a flying Pokémon that swoops down.During a water chariot race, young people race through canal streets; one boy falls off his chariot and nearly crashes into a wall, and later that same boy is pulled off the course, up stairs and falls into water on the other side. Also, a Pokémon falls off a bridge and lands on a boy's face during the race.Two women jump across rooftops and are followed by a boy and a girl and their Pokémon, but they slip and fall and land on the ground below. Two women ride across a cable, drop into a car, race away and fly off a cliff (the car changes into a flying machine). A Pokémon dies and turns into a beam of light.
The whole story of controlling the world with machine can be frighteningAsh, Pikachu and Latias almost drown, but Latias uses a psychic like power to cause the water disapateThe scene at the end when a Pokemon dies and becomes a beam of light is very sad and may upset certain viewers.Suggested MPAA rating: PG for animated action violence.
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"Encounters with Iceland" at Mission Hill Family Estate Winery, Kelowna, BC
On Saturday, June 21, I was among the guests at Mission Hill's official opening of its new sculpture exhibit, "Encounters With Iceland." I hadn't been to Mission Hill in a while. Keeping up with all the new boutique wineries, distilleries, cideries, meaderies and eateries in the Okanagan Valley seems to be a losing battle, frankly, so I'm not prone to repeat visits to places I've already been several times over. But I'm grateful that I was on the guest-list.
Grateful? Yes, actually, which is funny because as I said, it's been a busy 2014 already. Launches! Openings! Special Events! And other Must-Attend happenings had me a little road-weary by the first day of summer. Pathetic, but true. And in true journalistic fashion, I was verging on becoming jaded, the writer's equivalent of being a snivelling whiner.
Mission Hill, however, knows how to create an occasion, and with the invite-only cachet -- a small gathering of journalists and Mission Hill Family Estate Wine Club members, plus a few other friends of the winery, I suspect -- plus it was a major international sculpture exhibition opening right here, in the valley. Furthermore, the sculptor of the 42 pieces, Steinunn Thórarinsdóttir, would be in attendance from Reykavik, Iceland. Iceland seems to be punching well above its weight class drawing half of Western Canada to its geysers and Nordic-chic cultural coolness these days. Why would I not go?
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I thought I was going to get away with not having to pour a bucket of ice water on me. If you have spent any time on the Internet over the last few weeks you have probably seen something on this ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. It's a viral fund raising project where you have cold water dumped on you and then you challenge 3 other people to do the same. It will hopefully raise money the ALS ASSOCIATION. A bunch of people have already done it. For example, LeBron James did it recently.
Conan O'Brien did it as well.
And recently, local singer-songwriter, model, and pal of mine Jamison Murphy did it.
Mad props to my guy for doing that, but then he followed up by doing something very, very, very stupid. He nominated me, Keri, and Oake to complete the challenge. Why would you do that? I thought we were friends. Now we are on the hook, and we'll look like sell-outs if we don't do it.
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The results of the 2013 Governing Council elections were announced Tuesday, with a total of 29 victors — both elected and acclaimed — to take up positions as governors on next year's council.The most contested category was for representatives for full-time undergraduate Arts & Science students, whose two seats were sought by 19 candidates. Trinity College student Aidan Fishman was re-elected resoundingly with 1,008 votes, more than twice that of Adrian De Leon from University of Toronto Scarborough, who won the second seat with 477 votes.The Governing Council is the university's highest-ranking and most influential body, with a membership of students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community members. The council approves major decisions in such areas as the university's academics, finances, and student life.The vote, held online from February 11-22, was the culmination of a campaign period that saw candidates visiting lecture halls, sending emails through list-servs, and touring dining halls to rally support for their cause.The closest race was lost by an incumbent, Chirag Variawa, whose campaign for his former position as governor for graduate students in Physical and Life Sciences was felled by a single vote. Alexandra Harris, a student in Nursing Science, won over six other candidates for the seat.Over his previous two terms as governor, Variawa has sat on numerous sub-committees and led several high-profile projects. Variawa was the driving force behind the Blackboard Mobile App, a mobile-friendly version of the Blackboard Portal that is now available to all smartphones."I've made a measureable difference in the largest university in Canada for two consecutive terms, and have demonstrated my commitment to a realistic progressive vision in increasingly diverse and now more-accessible environments," said Variawa.In a departure interview with The Varsity, Variawa also discussed ongoing projects, including the construction of an integrated calendar system akin to Apple's iCal for rosi. Variawa says the system would provide a calendar that would sync itself to smartphones, eliminating any potential confusion with general course information such as changing room numbers
or lecture time.According to re-elected governor Aidan Fishman, the work of outgoing governors like Variawa can be continued. Fishman says the structure of the council itself encourages effective information flow between outgoing and incoming governors: "Institutionally, there's definitely knowledge flow … [For example,] there's the Office of the Governing Council, which employs various secretaries and systems to keep track of what the council is doing. So even if hypothetically the entire council changed from one year to the next, they'd have a record of everything that went on."In interviews with The Varsity, many of the incoming and outgoing student governors voiced common concerns and priorities, including an emphasis on transparency in Governing Council affairs, and the need for more students to become involved in campus life and activities."It's so sad when you look at the actual numbers [of voters for Council], like it's a fraction of the total body," said Alexandra Harris. "I think a lot of U of T students just aren't engaged [in university affairs] at the level that they need to be."Although they are in agreement about some basic points like transparency and student engagement, some of the newly-elected governors have priorities of their own. Harris said one of her primary concerns is opportunities available to international students. The University of Toronto Act, 1971 still forbids anyone who is not a Canadian citizen from seeking office on Governing Council. Fishman's key issues include abolishing the breadth requirements for Arts & Science undergraduate students.Other winners were unavailable for comment as of The Varsity's press time.The elections were confirmed at Friday's Governing Council meeting.


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Sunday 9/13/09 my life changed again. This time I went to live in New Orleans. I was a little scared at first but I am fine now. I have been spayed and finished my heart worm treatment. I feel good and I look pretty too. My foster parents told me from the day I went to live with them that I was not going to be there forever. They promised me I would have a good home. Not like the past. I will have vet care, lots of food and shelter from the heat and cold. I would be loved and I would never be homeless again. I have my home now and it is awesome. I have a brother too. Murray is taking some work for me to get right. He's been alone a long time and so I have to teach him to share. He's doing fine. He lets me nap with him and we play a lot. I love my new moms and home. I thank my foster parents and the angels for helping me to get to this place. I am going to be very happy.
I am all over my surgery. All well and feeling fine. Today I went to the park and I met a new friend there. His name is Murray and mom says he used to live here at our house. He was a foster dog like I am. I had a nice time with Murray and when we were on our way back home mom said Murray is probably going to be my new brother. She said I will go live at Murray's house and it will be my home like it is his. That would be nice. Mom says we just have to wait and see if it works out.
I had surgery on Monday. It was not too bad. I just wanted to sleep for the first day and I didn't feel like eating till a couple od days later but I made up for it.hehehe I just slept and slept. My belly was real sore for a few days but I am fine now. Mom and Dad are very sad. The vet said I failed my heart worm test. I have heart worms. Mom says I will have to be treated for that and it makes doggies sick to do it. I hope it goes by fast. I will be OK though.
Little Maddie is gone! Bella said she is in her new home. She got adopted. She has her very own family and a boy to play with her. She sure is lucky. I'm happy for Maddie. She's real young and being a foster is hard for the young ones. Good luck Maddie. I'll remember to say prayers for you little girl.
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When it's a matter of life or death, wouldn't you want to be sure – really sure – that you had convicted
the correct person of murder? Especially when that person has been sentenced to die for the crime?
One of the Indianapolis news stations ran a short story about the Texas case, Skinner v. Switzer, No. 09-9000, which the Supreme Court of the United States will hear Wednesday. Skinner's on Texas' death row and the nation's highest court stopped his execution earlier this year to take a look at his case.
The issue – if Skinner can sue in a civil rights claim to get access to DNA evidence for testing or whether this can only be asserted in a petition for writ of habeas corpus.
The news piece said Skinner had been convicted in 1995 of killing his girlfriend and her two adult sons. He always maintained his innocence and wants DNA tests done on the blood and other biological evidence found at the crime scene. According to his brief before the court, only the blood stains on his clothes were tested.
The argument against letting him have access to the evidence for testing is that he had the chance to have it tested at trial, but didn't do so, and he didn't meet a key requirement – sufficient evidence to prove his innocence – to be eligible for additional testing under Texas law. There's also the belief that last year's SCOTUS ruling in Osborne prevents Skinner's attempt at testing the evidence. In Osborne, a 5-4 court ruled the man had no right to pay for a DNA test to prove his innocence and allowing him to do so would risk overthrowing the established system of criminal justice.
I was confused when Osborne came down and I'm still puzzled as to why our court system wouldn't want to make sure that they've got the right person when it comes to people on death row? Maybe it's because I'm not a lawyer and don't know all the procedures when it comes to DNA testing. Perhaps someone reading this blog can help me understand, but if the evidence exists, and it's not going to cost the state anything to test it, why not do it to be sure? We read cases all the time of people who sat in prison for years only to be exonerated later on. See today's daily for an example of that. Why not allow Skinner the chance for testing?


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Undoubtedly, the Chicago Bulls are going through their best season post-Michael Jordan's era and they are in the midst of a tough battle for the top spot in the Eastern Conference with the Boston Celtics. Vegas odds.
On Monday night, the Bulls managed to destroy the Sacramento Kings, 132-92 en route to their 50th win of the season, making it their 9th win in the last ten games. This is the Bulls first 50-win season since 1997/98.
According to MVP candidate Derrick Rose, the team is playing good basketball, they are winning games and the city is going nuts! So, its safe to say that things are rolling for the Chicago Bulls right now. Although it is important for them to remain healthy for the remaining of the season.
Hometown hero D-Rose and reserve Kyle Korver scored 18 points apiece as the Bulls crushed the Sacramento Kings in what was obviously considered a one-sided game. Off-season acquisition Carlos Boozer contributed with 16 points in his comeback after missing five games due to an injury. Betting lines.
African native Luol Deng scored 17 points for the Bulls, Keith Bogans had 15, Joakim Noah and Omer Asik each ended up with 14, and C.J. Watson registered 11 points, making it 8 players in the roster scoring in double digits.
This blowout win permitted Chicago's coach Tim Thibodeau, rest his top players. Rose logged in for only 28 minutes, his lowest total of the season. He didn't even played in the fourth quarter,
The Sacramento Kings were led by Marcus Thornton who scored 25 points, who appeared to be the only King showing up for Monday night's game. Rookie problem child DeMarcus Cousins struggled throughout the whole game making 8 turnovers and getting in foul trouble early. Although this is a very talented player, this kid needs to improve his decision-making skills according to Sacramento's coach Paul Westphal in recent declarations.
Sacramento appears to be a lottery team once again this year, while the Chicago Bulls are looking to be on the rise and are expected to have a deep run in the upcoming playoffs. Their main concern right now will be battling for the top spot in the Eastern Conference against a Boston Celtics team fully loaded with veterans with championship caliber. Sports scores.
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[MARYLAND-CALIFORNIA] No. 3 Maryland showed why it will be a contender for the 2012 national championship with a 6-0 win over No. 22 California. The Terrapins
battled through rain to score their highest goal tally in nearly two years. Patrick Mullins had a goal and two assists, and Jordan Cyrus picked up two late goals 75 seconds part.
Mullins set up John Stertzer and Schillo Tshumo for goals sandwiched around his own goal in the 55th minute.
Freshman Tsubasa Endoh scored his first collegiate career goal in the 70th minute and Cyrus finished off the five-goal second half with two goals in the 80th and 81st minutes.
Maryland's six-goal performance was the most since a 7-0 victory over Virginia Tech on Oct. 8, 2010.
"I thought it was a tremendous 90 minutes," Maryland coach Sasho Cirovski said. "That's a very good Cal team and I expect them to be a playoff team this year. The honesty, the work ethic, the attention to detail, and the skill on the ball was just outstanding. The starting group did a great job and when every reserve came in, they kept the level high. It was a fun night."
Maryland outshot, 20-4, for the game.
"Maryland was extremely good tonight in all phases of the game," Cal head coach Kevin Grimes said. "On games like this, you have to tip your cap to the opponent. We have a huge opportunity in front of us to learn and grow from this road trip. Throughout the totality of the weekend, we had some brilliant play to build upon."
Sept. 2 in College Park, Md.
Maryland 6 California 0. Goals: Stertzer (Mullins, Endoh) 37, Mullins 56, Tshuma (Mullins, Francois) 65, Endoh (Shinsky, Raley) 70, Cyrus (Pace) 80, Cyrus 81.
Maryland -- Cardona, Saint Cyr, Ambrose, Woodberry, Edwards, Eticha, Metzger, Stertzer, Jane, Mullins, Tshuma. Subs: Kemp, Francois, Roach, Leikvang, Shinsky, Raley, Endoh, Cyrus, Kabelik, Fernandez, Pace.
California -- Peach, Jones, Dean, Marsh, Salciccia, Sekine, Casiple, Sundly, Munoz, Lunt, Bonomo. Subs: Hallisey, Neil, Serrano, Fitzpatrick, Gogatz, Fuentes, Oldham, Simkins, Moore, Jalali.
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A multiscale deformation analysis for mono-crystalline copper under dynamic uniaxial tension
Gu, YuanTong & Yarlagadda, Prasad K.D.V. (2008) A multiscale deformation analysis for mono-crystalline copper under dynamic uniaxial tension. Advanced Materials Research, 32, pp. 241-244.
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This paper presents a concurrent multiscale study for the deformation mechanism of mono-crystalline copper under dynamic uniaxial tension. The multiscale simulation is based on the coupled meshless and molecular dynamic (MD) method. Using it, the size of computational model can be extended to a large dimension (in micrometer) with an atomistic resolution. The pure MD simulation is difficult to reach this microscopic dimension because the number of atoms will be too large. In this study, it has been revealed that the deformation behavior and mechanism of the copper is sensitive to its size, geometry, and loading strain rate. In addition, the Young's modulus is found to be independent of the cross-sectional size and the strain rate range considered in this study. On the other hand, the yield stress decreases with specimen length and increases with the loading strain rate.
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Is Airport Noise Making You Sick?By
Living near an airport can increase your risk of having a heart attack or stroke. That's the disturbing conclusion of two new studies that found increased rates of cardiovascular disease among people exposed to high levels of aircraft noise.
U.K. researchers, in a paper published on Wednesday in the British Medical Journal, said the incidence of strokes and heart disease increased with people's proximity to London Heathrow Airport.
In a separate U.S. study financed by the Federal Aviation Administration and also published by BMJ, researchers found that Medicare recipients who were exposed to the highest levels of airport noise were also more likely to have been hospitalized for heart disease.
In both studies, researchers used controls to adjust for other potential risk factors such as income levels, cigarette smoking, and air pollution.
In an editorial, BMJ says the new studies "add to the research evidence linking noise exposure and cardiovascular disease." Earlier research in Europe found links between aircraft noise and high blood pressure, a key cardiovascular risk factor. "The siting of airports and consequent exposure to aircraft noise may have direct effects on the health of the surrounding population," the editorial says.
A press spokesman at the Montreal headquarters of the Airports Council International, a leading airport trade association, said he had not seen the studies and had no immediate comment. The FAA says noise levels over 65 decibels are unsuitable for residential areas. The new studies, however, found elevated rates of cardiovascular illnesses for people exposed to more than 55 decibels of airport noise.(For a guide to decibel levels from common noise sources, click here.)
How dangerous is your local airport? Data reported by Los Angeles International Airport and New York's John F. Kennedy Airport show that tens of thousands of nearby residents are routinely exposed to aircraft noise levels over 65 decibels.
Not all airports report how many local residents are being exposed to high noise levels, though. Some simply post data gathered from recording stations or report the size of the land area exposed to excessive noise, without saying how many people are being affected. And some airports, such as Dallas-Fort Worth, don't post any noise data at all on their websites.
Here are reports from five major U.S. airports:
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta
A 2010 report (PDF) said that an area slightly less than 20 square miles around the airport was exposed to noise levels of 65 decibels or more. It didn't say how many people live there.
Chicago O'Hare
A July 2013 report (PDF) on ORD's website says that over the preceding 12 months, average readings at 32 noise-measurement stations around the airport ranged from 54.4 decibels to 76.1 decibels. It didn't say how many people live around those stations.
Los Angeles International
For the first quarter of 2013, LAX reported (PDF) that 42,707 people living near the airport were being exposed to noise levels of 65 decibels or greater, while 12,335 were exposed to more than 70 decibels, and 434 were exposed to at least 75 decibels.
New York John F. Kennedy
A 2012 environmental assessment (PDF) says that in 2010 and 2011, some 33,764 people living near JFK were exposed to noise levels from 65 to 70 decibels, and 2,416 were exposed to from 70 to 75 decibels.
Washington Dulles
A 2012 report by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (PDF) lists noise levels recorded at 21 sites near Dulles without saying how many people live near those sites. The report says that aircraft noise at all the sites was below 65 decibels, but that when aircraft noise was added to noise from other sources such as traffic, the total level at several sites often exceeded 65 decibels and in some cases exceeded 70 decibels.
Links to data on additional airports can be found through the FAA website.


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'It is really quite remarkable how the Senators, playing relentless defence mixed with quick-strike counterattacks, have shut down the NHL's best offence. In almost 11 periods of hockey, the Sabres have only five goals and are in danger of being swept aside by the Senators tonight. In Monday's 1-0 Ottawa win, the Senators made the Sabres look like they weren't even trying.'
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Less of that: Using potentially abrasive cleansers.
The longer spills sit on a stovetop, the more likely they are to fossilize and become a permanent exhibit. Since stove surfaces are prone to scratching when scrubbed, saturate a few cloths in hot water and lay them flat on the stovetop (remove the burners first). Let sit for 10 minutes, then wipe off the softened grime with the cloths (two hands at once!).


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The following is a guide to the more important natural antidepressants.
This is the amino acid precursor to serotonin, which is low in depression, insomnia, anxiety, OCD, a slow gut leading to constipation, a stomach in knots, IBS, aches and pains, including fibromyalgia, hot flushes, night sweats, a tight chest and more. It helps stabilise blood sugar as it's involved with appetite control. Often a sharp drop in blood sugar causes depression/anxiety. This drop can also cause a hot flush. Studies have found tryptophan helps with these. Serotonin is the precursor to melatonin, our sleep hormone, so supplementing with tryptophan helps with insomnia.
Start with 250mg/day about half an hour before bed and away from food containing protein. Tryptophan, arguably the most important of the natural antidepressants, needs an insulin spike to push it into the brain, so take with about 1/4 glass of fruit juice or water and a biscuit. It also needs vitamin B6 and folic acid to convert it into serotonin, so if the tryptophan doesn't come mixed with B6 and folic acid, take 25mg B6 and 300mcg folic acid with it. Increase the dose slowly in 250mg increments until you find the optimum dose, no need to increase the vitamins. If you find you wake during the night, have another dose ready by your bedside, together with some juice. Take it upon waking, without getting out of bed. You should drop off to sleep soon after. It is safe to go up to 5000mg/day.
This is another effective natural antidepressant. It's the amino acid precursor to dopamine, which is often low in depression. Tyrosine also helps calm the mind down if it's 'buzzing' too much, if thoughts won't keep still and concentration is difficult.
Begin with 250mg/day in the morning, plus 100mg B3 and 300mcg folic acid for conversion into dopamine. Gradually increase the dose until the optimum is found, no need to increase the vitamins. It is safe to go up to 5000mg/day.
Caution: if more tyrosine is taken than needed symptoms can come back. If this occurs reduce the dose back down until they go.
If the depression comes with anxiety and panic, then the amino acid GABA, our most calming neurotransmitter, can be taken as well. Start with 100mg/day, plus 25mg/day vitamin B6, a necessary co-factor. Increase very slowly till the optimum is found. It is safe to go up to 1000mg/day.
Caution: GABA is difficult to administer, as it's easy to exceed what is needed and then symptoms come back, so increase extremely slowly. It's far easier to use progesterone instead, as this activates the GABA receptor sites.
Another wonderfully calming amino acid, particularly for the heart. There is more taurine in the heart than all other aminos combined. It's a vital component of bile, which is how the liver excretes excess cholesterol, so taking taurine reduces cholesterol levels. In people who suffer from panic attacks, anxiety and chronic fatigue the heart rate variability is erratic, taurine helps to calm this. Take 500mg/day, increasing till the optimum is found. Take 25mg of the co-factor vitamin B6 too. It is safe to go up to 5000mg/day.
This acts as a natural antidepressant as it is a natural monoamine oxidase inhibitor and works by increasing levels of serotonin and dopamine in the brain. It also activates the GABA receptor sites making GABA more effective. Use between 100-200mg/day (3-6ml of Natpro). It is easier to use progesterone to increase the effectiveness of GABA than to use GABA itself.
Sometimes classed as one of the B vitamins, it can be helpful in depression as it raises serotonin levels and helps stabilise blood sugar. It is often called the anti-alopecia vitamin as it helps reverse hair loss. Take 2000-4000mg/day. Levels of 12g/day have been given for OCD and depression.
Also classed as a B vitamin, take 500mg/day. Works with inositol.
A lack of this vitamin is implicated in depression, plus a host of other problems. Over 50% of people living 32 degrees above or below the equator are deficient. It is essential to have a test done and take supplements to raise the level to between 50-90ng/ml for optimum benefit. The minimum daily dose should be 5000IU's for adults, 2000IU's for children under 12.
When coming off any antidepressant always reduce slowly and take the above nutrients at the same time to support the body, otherwise symptoms will come back.
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Faces of Public Health: Lloyd Johnston
Dec 28, 2011, 4:57 PM, Posted by NewPublicHealth
Faces of Public Health is a recurring editorial series on NewPublicHealth featuring individuals working on the front lines of public health and helping keep people healthy and safe.
Cigarette and alcohol use by teens are at their lowest point since the Monitoring the Future survey began polling teenagers in 1975, according to this year's survey results. But good news is tempered by a slowing rate of decline in teen smoking and continued high rates of abuse of hookahs, small cigars and smokeless tobacco, as well as marijuana and prescription drugs. According to the current survey, conducted annually by researchers at the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research and funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, more teens continue to abuse marijuana than cigarettes, and alcohol is still the top substance of choice.
Close to 50,000 students from 400 public and private schools participated in this year's survey. NewPublicHealth spoke with the survey's principal investigator, Lloyd Johnston, PhD.
NewPublicHealth: What were key results in this year's survey?
Lloyd Johnston: I think the most important stories were related to the most widely used products—tobacco, alcohol and marijuana. The decline in use among teens continued in all three grades we studies. For example, smoking declined from thirteen percent down to 12 percent, and while that's a small decrease it translates into a lot of lives saved—perhaps 30,000 to 40,000 fewer kids smoking now.
NPH: What makes teens think marijuana is relatively safe?
Lloyd Johnston: That's a good question. There has been an increase for four years and the perception of risk has declined for five years. Why they think it's safe is the $64,000 question. It may have to do with the widespread adoption of medical marijuana laws, and California had a vote to legalize marijuana. The effect of that is not just state-specific, because the country as a whole hears about it. If you start to hear about use of a drug as a medicine, then perhaps it can't be all that bad.
NPH: What's behind the overall trend in teen drug use?
Lloyd Johnston: The trend has to do with many things such as home environment, success in school—kids with lower grades tend to be more likely to use drugs—and the impact of media. Some kids are more susceptible, perhaps through modeling around them. There's a whole host of factors.
Before the mid-60s, there were very low levels of drug use. The drug epidemic hit during the Vietnam era, and became symbolic against the government and norms changed dramatically. It has taken us a while to kind of move back from that. One thing we see is that if the dangers of a drug came to be seen as quite consequential, use of the drug drops down. With cocaine, for example, there was a 75 percent decline in two years after the peak use in 1986. Hearing that a drug is more dangerous, such as LSD, and later cocaine and, until recently, ecstasy, can have a deterrent value.
NPH: Ecstasy is showing an uptick. Why is that?
Lloyd Johnston: We have a concept called generational forgetting. As a new generation comes of age, they weren't old enough to have learned from the experiences of teens that preceded them. They don't know not to use, but have the curiosity to try. It's a lag and might take eight to ten years. Ecstasy use was high in 2001 and it dropped when kids came to see it as dangerous. We're seeing the beginning of a relapse. This has happened with heroin, LSD and cocaine, where you get this generational lag and the next generation of kids coming into adolescence simply doesn't know the lessons.
NPH: What can you do to intersect that generational forgetfulness?
Lloyd Johnston: I wish I had an easy answer for that. Most persuasive is what they see on television, that these events were real and there were real people dying. I think it's much harder to convey that information convincingly in a classroom setting. Media efforts could include that but they haven't really and it's best to have them be drug-specific.
One problem is that Congressional funding for anti-drug campaigns have been cut quite dramatically so there is much less of an effort. The focus of one campaign was marijuana and they were fighting an uphill battle; the evaluation now finds it did make a difference.
NPH: Why does binge drinking continue to be an issue in this age group?
Lloyd Johnston: There are some parents who say "at least it's not marijuana." Among secondary school kids, binge drinking has declined, in part because of campaigns starting in the early 80s. There were several campaigns that played a major role including one by Mothers against Drunk Driving. After that there was a campaign to get designated drivers if you've been driving, which helped to raise awareness of the seriousness of drunkenness among kids and adults.
Another important effort was [legislation to] withhold some federal highway funds from states that did not move the legal drinking age up to 21.
NPH: Looking ahead, what kinds of things do you hope will happen that might make a difference?
Lloyd Johnston: If young people come to see some of these drugs as more dangerous, that would bode well for their usage levels. There has been a leveling off of an important increase that had been occurring and that has been misuse of prescription drugs. It grew as much as it did because kids didn't see them as dangerous, since the drugs are prescribed by doctors. The fact is they are still dangerous drugs and all have the potential to cause addiction and death. The word has gotten out and was helped by the Drug Enforcement Administration campaign this year to get people to return their [unwanted, unused prescription] drugs. The use of these drugs has at least leveled and there has been some decline—that's good news.
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04 escalade key fob problems
Out of no where both my key fobs dont work. And yes i changed both batteries. And nothing? What could this be. I finally got in my truck cause i dont have a door key . Only fobs and ignition key. When i got in to try and reprogram the fobs . I cant complete the sequence cause the fobs dont respond. Any input
Btw bought the truck from a auction with just igNition key. The cyclinder was changed to ign..and i dont have a door key. Only way in my truck is the fobs. Bought two oem ones and programmed them myself from this forum. They worked fine all year up until last week.
- 05-13-13 09:53 PM #2Originally Posted by Je357
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Now all of a sudden one of the two work. The other one is shot. Im just going to install automatic start and get rid of the gm fobs
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If you don't have a key for the door, you may be able to get one made at a GM dealer if you can show proof of ownership. I'm not sure if they still do this anymore due to theft problems, but it got me out of a jam years and years back.
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It appears that the example at [1] does not work in version 8.0.4 on Windows. Could someone please test this, and confirm if one of the 8.0.x broke it? Please also mention the precise version you have. The code can be copied and pasted verbatim, and the correct output (two slanted lines) is shown on the linked page.
The difference may be due to a different output of the Radon[] function.
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This was for Virginia's birthday. She seemed to like it which I'm so pleased about as it has my blood, sweat and tears in that thing. Well, maybe not blood... but it came close!
Pinterestingly smART!
This was for Virginia's birthday. She seemed to like it which I'm so pleased about as it has my blood, sweat and tears in that thing. Well, maybe not blood... but it came close!
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Great canvas...love the lettering ...are those a couple behind it too ...sure I have seen the one on the left. Thankyou so much for the advice ...I will try that on the next one ...see ...I'm really having fun messing around ....not sure what I shall do with them though ...maybe hang one if I am ever really happy with it.xxReplyDelete
LOVE it! What a comeback, this is BRILL! Just the type of thing I want to be doing more of. Think I could well be up for that Pinterest idea, you already know how much I love it! ;) xxReplyDelete
i think this is a neat idea. i really like the canvas you made. i am not on pinterest - or if i am, i don't know my username. but if you post what you are inspired by, i'd play along.ReplyDelete
well. okay.
if you are doing this, i can join pinterest so that i can play along. okay. so yes. that is me saying i'll do it :)))
Love it! :) You are so talented. I wish I were more visually creative, but I find it difficult to even put an outfit together every morning, so there probably isn't a lot of hope for me, haha.ReplyDelete
And I have yet to get the hang of pinterest! Any tips? lol.
Love that canvas!! I am NOT getting into pinterest, there isn't enough time in the day.... but I will gladly read your inspiring posts about it!!ReplyDelete
Love it Carmen!!ReplyDelete
Like the Pinterest idea too...never thought to take a photo of the buttermilk, blueberry breakfast cake or I could have joined in now....baking is "creative" isn't it? lol
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LOVE IT!!!! love all the layers, the colours, the lettering, the message, EVERYTHING.ReplyDelete
&, Oh gosh, I got a mention **goes red** ;-)
I'd totally be up for the once a month pinterest challenge.
Oooooo, incase you have one near you with them in stock, our new & very exciting 99p store has canvas in, bit bigger than A4 but smaller than A3 **runs off to get tape measure** 30cm x 40cm.
Mojo - what's that then? Mine's has gone for a round the world trip I think...ReplyDelete
Loving your work as always Mrs although I wish I had a 3D screen or stroke-a-vision to get the full scrumminess of it.
Jaqui x
Fantastic! I'm feeling a bit mojo-less at the moment. Wish I wasn't, but you have given me the perfect excuse to spend a lot of time on Pinterest and feel like I'm being creativeReplyDelete
Carmen, this is great! Love all the depth and layers and the texture on the lettering is beautiful. I can see the 'we do' canvas is coming along as well!! I would love to join you in the pinterest challenge,it should encourage me to actually make something with the inspiration instead of sitting on pinterest all day oohing and ahhing over everyone elses creativity!ReplyDelete
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National Cell Phone Courtesy Month
Stupid people should not have Smart Phones. They have become a source of social irritation and are getting on people's nerves. Like that person at Walgreens using the speaker-phone-function to fight with her boyfriend about last night's sex in front of your children. The person seated at the conference table during budget meetings whose obtrusive ring-tone blasts suddenly from their pocket, causing them to sheepishly whisper, "I have to take this one."
No, you don't. What you might consider is working on your cell phone etiquette.
Jacqueline Whitmore is a nationally recognized expert on etiquette and protocol. Twelve years ago she founded National Cell Phone Courtesy Month (July) with the intent of contributing to a more civil society. Whitmore has compiled and published the following list of suggestions of proper etiquette with a cell or smart phone.
"Be in the now. Don't try to multi-task and check email while you're in a meeting or having a conversation with someone. Anytime you're expected to participate or simply listen to someone else, silence your phone. Incessant phone checking breaks your concentration and makes it difficult to get back on track. There's no need to look at your phone every time someone sends you a tweet or comments on a Facebook post. Almost every app on your phone can be tweaked so that push notifications are disabled. The best way to avoid distractions is to turn your phone off, put it on airplane mode, or put it away completely."
KTRH News asked Whitmore when it's appropriate to bring someone's poor judgment in their use of a cell/smart phone to their attention?
"It depends. If the person's behavior is affecting you in some way, it might be worth saying something politely or diplomatically," Whitmore tells KTRH News. She tells of an instance in a gym when a woman entered talking loudly on her speaker-phone. Whitmore says she didn't feel in that circumstance that approaching the woman was appropriate, and chose instead to change her own location. Whitmore said, however, there are times, such as when someone who is providing a service for which you are paying uses their phone inappropriately, when it is within your right as a paying customer to express your displeasure.
"Keep confidential information private. Be aware of your surroundings. If you need to speak to someone about a private matter, find an empty room or a quiet corner to have your conversation. You never know who might overhear part, or all, of your conversation."
"Stay calm. When you're in a public place and receive a phone call you know will be difficult or emotional, let it go to voicemail. If you give yourself some time to collect your thoughts you're more apt to have a calm, rational conversation. Try to keep your cool while you speak to someone on your cell phone in front of others. Emotional outbursts will only embarrass you and intrude on others."
"Set your phone to vibrate. Take advantage of your smartphone's silent and vibration settings. Turn your phone's ringer off and keep it out of sight when you attend an important business meeting, a religious service, visit your kids' school, go out to eat, or enjoy a sporting event. If you put your phone on the table, it sends the signal that the potential caller is more important than those you are with."
"Avoid "cell yell." Always use your regular conversational voice when speaking to someone on your cell phone. Be mindful of your volume in airports and other busy places where people tend to speak more loudly than usual. The last person you want to attract is an eavesdropper."
KTRH News asked Whitmore, Have we lost our general manners?
"I think we have. Our society is becoming more casual, and when that happens people's manners become more casual as well. We don't dress as well as we used to, we don't go to formal dinner parties as much as our parents and grandparents did. It does cause friction when people behave badly and don't follow simple courtesies," Whitmore says.
"Step away to take a call. If you're at lunch or in a meeting, always let your dining companions know ahead of time if you have to take or make an important call. Excuse yourself and take the call away from the table. Do your best to prioritize the people you're with over unexpected calls, emails and texts."
"Be a responsible driver. If you're in heavy traffic or hazardous driving conditions, don't answer your phone. Wait until you come to a stop before you take the opportunity to make a call. Always use a hands-free device so you can focus on driving. Never text and drive. A quick text message is not worth risking your safety or the safety of those around you."
"Get unplugged occasionally. If you have an important project you need to complete or you just want to spend quality time with friends and family, leave your phone in another room and try not to check it more than two or three times a day. Give yourself a smartphone break once in a while. Ultimately, you want to be in control of your phone and not the other way around."
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CWFC Fight Night 7: Mohsen Bahari v Piotr Ptasinski
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Cage Warriors has today added top Irish stars Owen Roddy and Paddy Holohan to its roster of fighters.
Injury forces Phillips out of title clash
The injury curse of the Cage Warriors middleweight title tournament continues, as John Phillips has been forced to withdraw from his meeting with Pavel Kusch in the final at CWFC Fight Night 7 in Jordan on September 1.
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The first instalment of Brad Wharton's blog on life behind the scenes at Cage Warriors Fighting Championship.
Wilkinson clinches submission bonus
The 'Submission of the Night' bonus for Cage Warriors 48 has been awarded to Aaron Wilkinson after a Facebook poll of CWFC fans.
CWFC 48 poll: 'Submission of the Night' bonus
Vote for the fighter you think deserves to win the Cage Warriors 48 'Submission of the Night' bonus.
Phillips submits Fields to earn title shot
John Phillips will fight for the CWFC middleweight title after submitting Chris Fields in the main event of Cage Warriors 48.
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Cage Warriors can confirm that Victor Cheng will not fight for the CWFC middleweight title at CWFC Fight Night 7 after he ruled himself out of the bout due to injury.
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It's a landmark weekend in the history of Cage Warriors Fighting Championship, as we celebrate 10 years of top-class MMA with Cage Warriors 48.
Weigh-in results: Cage Warriors 48
As Cage Warriors prepares for a 10th birthday celebration this weekend, weigh-ins took place this afternoon in London ahead of CWFC 48, which goes down tomorrow night at the HMV Forum in Kentish Town.
CWFC Fight Night 7: Holst v Santos, James v Pastor
Another exciting Cage Warriors card is taking shape, with the organisation adding two more bouts to the bill for CWFC Fight Night 7 in Amman.
CWFC Fight Night 7: Conor McGregor v Jim Alers
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