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The black lace baby doll dress was for a client who was going to a German heavy metal band some where in New York and the client wanted to make an appearance since her filming with them back in Germany. In the beginning she was not sure what she really wanted but after she viewed my portfolio she mentioned that she loves the feeling of the teal & black gown I did, it too was a mixture of lace and sheer. So we continued talking and I heard something very important; She mentioned that she wanted "something very flowy and ethereal" and a light bulb went off in my head. So I looked at some old doodles I did and I thought this would be a good time to introduce this collection. The collection is about mixing only sheer and lace fabrics and showing them in a variety of ways. So I started the first look of the collection, with some changes of course, by draping. It took me about two days to complete minus the time it took me to do the muslin toile. I kept the silhouette and design the same but changed the fabric placement and structure. I did that because I wanted to bring something special to the look after speaking with the client so since she is really petite I designed the dress with emphasis on the torso. I really enjoyed making that dress and I can not wait to start on the other variations!
Who or What Were Your Biggest Inspirations During This Process?
Mi biggest inspiration was the word ethereal and the artist's music.
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This design wouldn't be sold at a retailer because it was exclusive design for a client.
Judges' Rating: 3/5
Judges' Comments: "There is a lot going on in this dress, but the color keeps some continuity. I like the biased hem and the use of different laces and trims." – Erin Souder
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I am a 29 year old mom and fashion designer based in New Jersey. I've been designing for my label since March 2008 and I enjoy every minute of it. I went to school overseas to study fashion but it was cut short because I capped in school loans but that hasn't deterred me from doing what I love to do. I enjoy listening to all genres of music but I tend to gravitate more to the one where I don't know the language. I love to paint, draw, and play video games!
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A twenty-something drag queen dies of A.I.D.S., but when his adoring ghost returns to the side of his surviving lover, he finds his lover doesn't exactly miss him.
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I do not consider myself a poetic freak but I have always been appreciative by the power that poems invoke on people who read them. I may not be so adept in comprehending them nor knowledgeable on who composed them. I just happen to know some poets whom I have admired though time and who have nurtured in me a different kind of passion. Poetry it seems, makes me realize that I am human, too.
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My mother and I shared our 6th trip to Canyon Ranch in Leonx, MA together this past March. It was a birthday trip for both of us. Past trips included groups of 4 including us - but this time it was just the two of us (insert song here). As usual -given she is my mother and 30+ year older than I am - we went our separate ways meeting up for meals and in the room.
As usual we had a fabulous time. The staff in every part of the "Ranch" was wonderful. My mother took several fitness classes and was able to scale down the excerises for her own needs. I loved the "Strides" class in the gym, the 2.5 mile nature hike, & every afternoon played Wallyball. Wallyball is volleyball in a racketball court - but a lot faster and you can use the walls.
On my full last day, I ended playing Wallyball comprised of 2 teams most of the staff from Canyon Ranch. By the time I was done playing (2 hours -) Besides pretty tired, I felt like we were all teammates. They included me in the game, made sure they were not playing over me, and coached me as we played. When I saw them later, they greeted me like a friend.
If it is offered, make sure you play BINGO in the evening. The group of people playing were from all over the county and different ages, but the staffer running BINGO made it so much fun that we all knew each other by the end of the evening. The prizes (I did not win, but a lot of people did) were great too.
The room we stayed in was a standard room for two and it was quite comforable enough to share. We have stayed in a suite for four and those room are spacious as well. Bring your own liquid soap for the bathroom if that is what you prefer as they offer bar soap. There are many different kinds of pillows, but if you find them too soft, just call down to the desk. I did and they found me the firmest pillow as I requested.
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Canyon Ranch is a wonderful place to spend time with family and to meet many new people. The schedule and staff makes it easy to spend just enough time with the people you came with, but also go off on your own and meet new people and try new things.
Every trip my mom and think it will not be as wonderful and memoriable as the last trip, and every trip we are pleasantly surprised and it is a great time.
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This is not a tea cake. This is a deep, dense, baby-gimme-somma-dat coffee cake. It's dense. And deep. I emphasize this, because I don't want complaints about how heavy this is. It's not HEAVY. It's moist, delicious, flavorful, and dense. And unlike in men and souffles, in this cake, that's a great quality.
But why so dense? Well, first of all, the streusel. It's in the middle, it's on top. And no one has ever accused a good streusel of being delicate. So it's not.
Second, there's a lot going on here: peanut butter (dense), bananas (dense), chocolate (dense), and sour cream (dense). Think about it.
Third, I use a deep pan. A real deep pan. Why? Because I didn't have a shallow pan on hand when I was originally developing this recipe, and my chief taster liked it pretty well just this way. And I agreed. So I stuck with it. If you like your crumb cake a little more ladylike, use an 11×7-inch baking dish. I won't judge you. It takes a while to work up to this much badonkadonk.
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Regarding streuseling: Don't just sprinkle. Get in there like you mean it. Grab yourself a handful of streusel, make a nice clump, and break it up ~ a little ~ then drop that onto your batter. That's what'll give you those gorgeous take-me-home-to-mama chubs of streusel on your cake.
Regarding flours: I used Hodgson Mill white whole wheat flour for this (and all of my other recipes requiring whole wheat flour). I originally developed this recipe for a contest on their site via my dearly departed baking blog (which is a sad/angry/frustrating story for another day). So I would like to give a shoutout to HM for their consistently good products. I'm a big fan of their white whole wheat and their whole wheat pastry flour, specifically.
And that's it. Go make it. Give yourself plenty of time; it's a big prima donna and it's going to take a while to bake. I'm not exaggerating. If you use the deep pan like I'm telling you to, plan on sticking around for at least an hour and a half. But all feedback so far suggests it's worth it.
Peanut Butter Banana Chocolate Chunk Crumb Cake
- 4 ounces (1 stick) butter, softened
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup peanut butter
- 2 large eggs
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- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 3/4 cup whole wheat flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 very ripe bananas, mashed
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup chocolate chips
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- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
- 1/2 cup peanut butter
- 3 ounces butter, softened
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray a 9×9-inch glass baking dish with nonstick pan spray and set aside.
- Make Streusel: In a bowl, combine brown sugar, flours, peanut butter, and butter. Mix with a pastry blender or fingertips until butter and peanut butter are fully integrated.Set aside.
- Cream butter and sugar until light and smooth; add peanut butter and cream until fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating to incorporate; add vanilla and scrape down the bowl.
- In a separate bowl, whisk together flours, baking soda, and salt. Add dry ingredients to the butter mixture, beating until just combined. Add bananas and sour cream and mix until combined. Stir in chocolate chips.
- Pour half the batter into prepared pan. Top with half the streusel. Add remaining batter. Don't worry if the streusel layer isn't covered ~ things will work themselves out. Top with remaining streusel.
- Bake at 350 degrees F for 1 hour, then check. If browning fast, cover loosely with a sheet of foil and return to oven. Bake for an additional 15 minutes, check, repeat until a toothpick inserted in the center of the crumb cake comes out clean.
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Taddle Quest (タドルクエスト Tadoru Kuesuto) is an adventure roleplaying video game created by Genm Corp. It also served as the basis for the Taddle Quest Gashat.
Game DescriptionEdit
Taddle Quest is an RPG game with plenty of swords and magic. Its boss is the evil wizard Aranbura.
Attempting to overcome Brave's Fantasy Gamer Level 50, Genm used Taddle Quest in the Gashacon Sword alongside Drago Knight Hunter Z in the Gashacon Sparrow to perform a combined Critical Finish only to lose both Gashats to Brave after being defeated by his Critical Slash. A Sudden Fantasy!?
Quest GamerEdit
- Kamen Rider Brave
- Level 1 (Ex-Aid Episodes 2-4, "Tricks": Virtual Operations (Brave), Ex-Aid 5-7, 9, 10, Heisei Generations: Dr. Pac-Man vs. Ex-Aid & Ghost with Legend Rider, "Tricks": Kamen Rider Genm (Legend Gamer Stage), Ex-Aid 11, 13, 15, 16)
- Level 2
- Normal (Ex-Aid Episodes 2-4, "Tricks": Virtual Operations (Brave), Ex-Aid 5-10, Heisei Generations: Dr. Pac-Man vs. Ex-Aid & Ghost with Legend Rider, "Tricks": Kamen Rider Genm (Legend Gamer Stage), Ex-Aid 11-13, 15, 16, 19, Brave: ~Let's Survive! Revival of the Beast Rider Squad!~, Ex-Aid 20, 22, 23, Chou Super Hero Taisen)
- Prototype (Kamen Rider Battle: Ganbarizing)
Aranbura Bugster is a malicious Bugster who takes his likeness from the wizard Aranbura, having been created from the data of Taddle Quest.
Taddle Quest GashatEdit
When activated, the Gashat reformats the battlefield into a Game Area, and spawns multiple treasure chests around the area. These boxes can be opened to get Energy Items. The area once spawned a powerful sword sealed in a rock, which was then taken by Brave to replace his broken sword.
Proto Taddle Quest GashatEdit
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- Taddle Quest is based on famous RPGs such as the, Souls (series), Warcraft and Dragon Quest series. The font and art style of the logo especially resembles that of the Final Fantasy games, while the game title is named after Dragon Quest.
- There is also vibes of The Legend of Zelda.
- The "Taddle" portion in the name is a play on the Japanese word Tadoru (辿る), which means "to follow" (as in "follow a road").


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In the 1970's I traveled from France to South Carolina to teach at Porter Gaud School and at the College of Charleston. In France, I had earned a Licence-es-Lettres (roughly the equivalent of an M.A.) from the University of Nancy. I also served as a lieutenant in the French military. I married a South Carolinian and decided to make South Carolina my home in the fall of 1974.
In 1975, I began attending the University of South Carolina where I completed the course work in the M.A. program in Political Science/International Studies and graduated from law school in May 1979. While in law school, I clerked for the South Carolina Attorney General in various divisions. I became a member of the South Carolina Bar in November 1979.
I am also admitted and qualified as an attorney in the United States District Court for the district of South Carolina and in the Supreme Court of the United States of America.
I was employed as an associate with the law firm of Monteith, Monteith and Gottlieb from 1979 until 1982.
From 1982 through 1984 I was employed as legal counsel with the SC Department of Consumer Affairs.
In 1985, I went into private practice.
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Maurice Hood was born in Amarillo, Texas. After receiving degrees in music he worked as a professional musician, music educator, and orchestra administrator. In 2006 he changed his career path and entered law school. He graduated from the University of South Carolina Law School in May 2009 and sat for the South Carolina Bar Exam in July 2009.
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Unfortunately, exercising alone will not mend pectus excavatum and pectus carinatum. Therefore you may want to consider getting operation. The cost is extremely high considering that most insurance will not cover it but, if you are seeking methods to handle your pectus condition and minimize the cosmetic look of it, there are some exercises and braces that you may want to consider. Find out more about the state that is pectus below.
Pectus Excavatum
Pectus Excavatum or funnel chest is the retraction of the sternum and the ribs, accompanied with a number of functional disorders of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems. This is a congenital type of chest deformity due to the overgrowth of the ribs. This type of chest deformity affects 1 in 400-1000 children and additionally pectus excavatum shows greater prevalence among male sex than in female gender.
Several of the evidence indicates a linkage to the development of the affliction. Nevertheless, other evidence indicates that this is a result of other medical conditions as if syndrome, a connective-tissue disorder, which plays a pathogenic part in the development of Pectus Excavatum. The other theory for the progression of Pectus Excavatum raised intrauterine pressure during childbirth are abnormal increase of the cartilages of the blemishes of diaphragm, ribs, scoliosis or family history of scoliosis and rachitis. There's absolutely no sound evidence to support these hypotheses. Yet, there are several continuing kinds of research carried out with the goal of discovering the exact reason for the development of Pectus Excavatum. The cause of this flaw is not so crucial that you treat the illness, as all the treatment methods are geared toward removing the symptoms associated with Pectus Excavatum and to correct the aesthetic defect of the depression of torso.
Beginning Symptoms of Pectus Excavatum
This type of torso defect is generally present at birth, nevertheless, sometimes, the appearance of the deformity occur soon following the birth. This malformation is progressive in character and can be extremely prominent with age. There are no bodily changes in the features of the vital organs which lies in the chest region. However, the most common gripe is chest-pain in the center part of the chest after a vigorous work out. Some children who've this malformation show signals of palpitation. This really is not a primary indication of the chest deformity but is due to a typical incident of mitral valve defect (Mitral valve prolapse). Some instances will also be reported together with the indications of asthma.
Pectus Excavatum doesn't need any treatment in most of the cases. This flaw doesn't pose any risk unless any practical interference of the chest organs are noted. Most of the time surgical alternative is the next choice because of the severity of the procedure. On the other hand, the surgery is not just one option available for children with Pectus Excavatum. There are conservative treatment options available to correct this state. This alternative comprises funnel chest exercises, breathing exercises for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, torso massage, physical therapy, Pectus Excavatum and swimming.
Pectus Excavatum Brace
Moreover, the employment of Pectus Excavatum braces does not help to improve the aesthetic defect. But, using braces aids broadly in decreasing the symptoms associated with Funnel chest. Pectus Excavatum braces cost around $200. This is really a reasonable cost to purchase order to smoothen the quality of life. Use the hyperlink below for more information regarding the item.
LaceIT Pectus Excavatum – Adjustable Medical Chest Brace for Pectus Excavatum (Medium)
Nuss Procedure Viola, AR
Apart from the conservative approach of treatment and Pectus Excavatum braces, surgery is an option dependable and ideal to eliminate the defect caused by this affliction. The fixing of this chest deformity is normally done in the teen years following the man experiences the puberty modifications. This is because, in the event the surgical procedure performed during childhood or before teenager years, there are plenty of opportunities to get remission of the dysmorphism again in the adolescence years. In order to prevent exposing the entire body to operation twice, it is ok to wait before the individual reaches their years to get this fix for Pectus Excavatum.
Nuss Procedure Cost Viola, AR
The cost of nuss procedure or pectus excavatum operation will range between $80, and $40,000 000. That is because of the evasive procedure that goes into surgery.
Reasons For PE Surgery
We should know more about the signs which might be available for these surgeries before going more detail to the surgical approach of treatment for Pectus Excavatum. Among the more important indicators for this particular surgery is only psychosocial. The self-respect of the individual who gets the defect is extremely low due to the prominent flaw on their torso. The most crucial reason to get this surgery can be would be to restore the confidence and self-respect. Another number of people who possess the demand to get this funnel chest repaired is athletes.
When executing cardiac surgery another indication for the surgical correction of Pectus Excavatum is. Cardiac operation can be along with the Ravitch procedure, and this also gets rid of the need performing another operation yet again. And the final choice to select surgical repair of this funnel chest is after a previous operation that is failed. These are most common indications for the need to fix this type of chest deformity.
Two Major Types of Surgery
The operation for Pectus Excavatum correction has two major kinds: Ravitch procedure (open surgical procedure) and Nuss Method (minimally invasive operation). Nonetheless, both the processes are performed under general anaesthesia and requiring the patient to spend at least 5 – 7 days postoperatively in the hospital. Most of the Pectus Excavatum candidates are perfect for Nuss Procedure than Ravitch procedure. On the other hand, the selection of the procedure depends on various variables as when the level of the funnel chest, the age of the person undergoing the operation along with the selection of the surgeon, who is planning to do the surgery. The choice of the procedure is decided after assessing all of those above-mentioned features.
Nuss Procedure
On the other hand, when the operation of choice is Nuss Process, the steel chest bar can be used in this procedure. The metal bar of the amount of the chest is added through a small cut in the torso with all assistance from endoscopy technique. The metal bar is put in ways that this bar goes below the amount of the sternum and over the amount of ribs so that this bar can aid in the elevation of the sternum (chest bone). This procedure may be safer as there isn't any wound that is open and normally takes about 2 hours to perform. This minimally invasive surgery reduces the major life-threatening hazard associated with the open surgery as if bleeding and disease.
Whichever the operation picked, the recovery time of the patient only depends upon the person. The pain medicine is among the significant difficulties following the operation. The doctor decides the duration of hospital stay, determined by the amount of pain as well as on the pain management approach employed. The one who has experienced Nuss procedure has to stay length that is less in the hospital than the Ravitch procedure.
Nuss procedure also offers very much similar danger as the steel bar can pierce our heart or lungs and the hemorrhage will be uncontrolled and can even cause a fatal results although Ravitch procedure might appear to be more complicated because of the danger of severe disease and haemorrhage. Anyhow, if these risks are well managed, the operations can provide a very good clinical result.
Nonetheless, a skilled surgeon can avert the majority of the issues that arise during and following the operation. The far better way of treatment post-surgically is to unite funnel chest exercises, breathing exercises for Pectus Excavatum and physiotherapy under the direct charge of the surgeon. However, heavy physical actions are prevented in the very first 3 months following operation.
Pectus Carinatum
Pectus Carinatum is the second most common congenital deformity of the chest after the funnel chest or Pectus Excavatum. Pectus Carinatum includes a much distinct appearance of the chest. The overgrowth of the ribs leads to the formation of protrusion of the wall that is front. Because of this special look of the torso, Pectus Carinatum can be called as pigeon chest. It is about 7% of the total number of chest deformities that impacts the chest wall. 4 times more usually are affected commonly than girls. This malformation of the torso is quite apparent at birth as well as tends to be much more notable with the age.
Cause of Pectus Carinatum
The pathogenesis of Pectus Carinatum is not clearly understood however. The link for the progression of this type of malformation is obvious that 26% of the individuals with Pectus Carinatum possess a family history of this deformity that is special. One of the individuals with Pectus Carinatum, 1-5% of them have associated or concomitant disorder.
Most commonly, the chest deformities are combined with Marfan syndrome – a disease comprising of high growth and due to connective tissue disorder, under development of body fat, long fingers, increased mobility of organs of vision and illnesses of the cardiovascular system and joints. It can be possible that pigeon chest or Pectus Carinatum can be coupled with congenital heart disease and scoliosis of the spine.
2 Types of Pectus Carinatum
Furthermore, Pectus Carinatum is usually classified into two major types plus they're:
- Chondrogladiolar prominence– The middle and the low part of the sternum bone is protruded to the front providing an appearance of an outward sternum. The cartilages of the ribs are depressed and give a really prominent appearance of the chest.
- Chondromanubrial prominence–Chondromanubrial prominence is also known as pigeon chest. This type of Pectus Carinatum is normally quite scarce than keel chest. The opportunity for occurring of such torso deformity is about 5% in Pectus Carinatum.
Pectus Carinatum Early Diagnosis
The next hurdle that is significant is to say the analysis of Pectus Carinatum undoubtedly. The investigation is dependant on the background, physical examination and also on the instrumental diagnostic methods as if Xray of chest and Pc or Connecticut Tomography of the torso. These techniques that are diagnostic that are instrumental help to show the structural defects of the torso. In addition, the extent of the disruption to the vital organs of the torso is appraised through instrumental that was advanced diagnostics including ECG, spirography, and echocardiogram. The results of the assessments needs to be assessed by the specialists in the area of cardiology and pulmonology (to check the features of lungs). The final analysis of the Pectus Carinatum and its particular subtype are manufactured after thoroughly analyzing all data in the instrumental diagnostic procedures as well as the interpretation of the outcomes by practitioners in the specific area.
Pectus Carinatum Treatment
Once, it absolutely was widely thought that Pectus Carinatum deformity can be corrected with all the help of physiotherapy, pigeon chest exercises or Pectus Carinatum correction exercises, and Pectus Carinatum braces. Regrettably, the specialists have an alternate opinion so that you can bring back the conventional form of the torso that is just possible with the utilization of surgical techniques. All procedures other than surgical correction just increase the patient's physical form as well as helpful in easing the symptoms of Pectus Carinatum.
Surgical Procedures
Ravitch procedure is just one of the hottest processes to to improve this type of chest deformity, even though different surgical techniques are accustomed to correct Pectus Carinatum. Ravitch procedure eliminates the abnormally grown cartilage and makes the area of the cartilage that lines the external section of the ribcage. This removal of the excessive gain allows the sternum to shift to and straight back in the correct localization. Even the procedure appears to be a simple procedure, time is taken by Ravitch procedure. The operation takes around a long time to perform. After 2 weeks of the operation, the person who experienced operation is asked to go to the physician in order to assess the wound and also to remind the individual about the pose. As a precautionary measure, the individual who had the surgery is refrained from substantial physical activities including sports for at least a period of A FEW MONTHS months.
On the flip side, Ravitch surgery costs about $40, 000 and is generally costly The effectiveness of the operation is extremely reputable even though Ravitch procedure is expensive. Ravitch procedure is only the aesthetic correction of the Pectus Carinatum, although this procedure is not a fix for bodily interference. The perturbation to the function of lungs and heart could be dealt with by the cardiologist and pulmonologist.
Yet, there are modern surgical techniques accessible with a minimally invasive alternative, where open surgery isn't needed. The removal of the abnormally developed cartilage is finished together with the aid of endoscopy. This procedure is new and has less invasive option than Ravitch procedure. Nevertheless, the effectivity of this procedure is not dependable as Ravitch procedure.
Pectus Carinatum Brace
One can also consider attempting the Trulife Pectus Carinatum Orthosis brace to preserve their condition. Though this apparatus will not cure you completely, it could help lessen the aesthetic appearance of P.C. If you have an excessive case of P.C. this apparatus will have little impact and the only recommended correction is through surgery.


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A midwinter's stream
Another subject I love in winter are brooks, streams and rivers. Or more properly for Wisconsin, a creek. Ripley Creek in particular. It's a lovely, but overgrown waterway that feeds into the Wisconsin river just south of my house. The trailhead is 8 minutes away so it's becoming a go-to spot in much the same way as Tucker and Purgatory brooks used to be for me in NH.
My usual approach to this kind of shot is to use a slow shutter speed and smooth the water, but this time I decided that the smooth element was already there – the snow – and so I left off the filter(s) and used a faster shutter speed. This gave me a rougher, more jagged texture in the water and that contrasts nicely with the snowy blanket on the shore.
The camera was on the tripod for both those shots, but sometimes I just couldn't get it into the right position and I had to hand hold. Luckily I could brace myself pretty well and there was enough light that I didn't have to go to a very high ISO.
I had to go for it though because of the shapes the ice forms behind the boulders. Isn't it great? You can see that the water slows down behind the rocks and so that's where the ice forms first. I was jammed into the branches of a hemlock sapling for this one, trying to back up enough to get the near ice formation and the right bank into the shot without getting the branches in the way. Not a bad effort and one of my favorites for the series.
Another big choice for winter water scenes is monochrome or color. Going black and white works especially well because there is true white and true black in just about every shot (even if you do have to tweak in post). It's dramatic and shows off the textures and contours of the landscape, which you can see here supports a lot of plant growth and is sometimes steep and rocky. The color of the water though, is part of what fascinates me about doing stream work. The tannins.
Just look at that richness down there. It is most definitely not pollution. Tannins are chemical substances that come from phenolic acids (also called tannic acid) that are produced by plants. These acids are found in all parts of plants including leaves, bark and stems. As water moves through the soil the acids leach out and collect in surface waterways. They bind with starches, minerals, cellulose and proteins and are NOT water soluble and don't decompose easily. This means those molecules are carried along in water, staining it like tea (tannins are exactly what makes tea that color). So when I like the composition and the contrast, I keep my shots in color.
But when I want to focus attention on structure and line, I leach out those tannins.
This last one was a little challenging in terms of getting those big logs in the foreground. My tripod was on its tiptoes (should have had the center column with me, but I didn't) and I was on a bridge (luckily a high one), but it was close.
Uniquely Popular
Like Vincent Vega observes, it's the little differences. Like any other nature photographer, sometimes I can get overwhelmed by the big picture, but I do try to spot the small scenes and the details as well as the things that make my time in a location different from other photographer's time in the same place. It's especially challenging when you're at a location that has been photographed a lot.
The other day I headed over to Hillsborough and stopped at Beard Brook. It's a popular spot and has been photographed to death. Still, the big view is tempting isn't it?
I can only imagine how wonderful it is in spring with much more water. I had a goal for this shot once I got a feeling for the area. I wanted some reflection in the brook so had to manage the polarizer carefully to get some color there. However, polarizers are very useful for fall foliage and need to be used in exactly the opposite way to achieve saturated color in the canopy. Minimize reflections on the leaves to bring up color there, maximize reflection on the water to bring up color there. We have both in this image, so what's a photographer to do? Luckily the time of day decided me. The sun was low enough to not shine directly on the brook, but check out the trees. They're lit up beautifully (and all the way to the ground, too) and that's the look that, for me, makes this photo stand out. So given the direct sun on the leaves, managing reflections there just wasn't an issue and so I could concentrate on making the polarizer work for the flowing water. Even though it's been done to death, I was really pleased with this image and it may go on my best of 2014 list.
But the big picture wasn't the only thing worthy of some pixels that day and because of the low flow lots of boulders were available for boots and tripod alike. I found this gorgeous little detail from my high perch and got down there before the light in the foliage was gone. Oh how quickly the earth turns!
I know a lot of photographers are not above putting leaves in deliberate locations in their images. I've done it, too, but lately the artifice of it is really glaring to me and I can spot it right away when someone's been cutesy with the props. So for this one I let things be as they were. Maybe I should have decorated a bit, but I think the water formations and the reflections of the foliage speak for themselves and don't need augmentation. Neither exposure is terribly long, 5 and 4 seconds respectively, but tripod and polarizer were both key to make them work.
Post-production-wise, I did use a little Lightroom magic on both. Vibrance and saturation sliders got a tiny nudge and I played with highlights and luminosity in order to manage the light effect in the foliage. Probably I should have used a graduated neutral density filter in the field, but I didn't, instead using software to achieve a similar look. Overall I think the image is balanced, but not fake-looking because the trees are still fairly bright as compared to the water and the rocks. What do you think?
Oh and you didn't think you'd get away without a shot of the bridge now did you?
Like the world needs another shot of this, right? The thing is, waterfalls are like catnip to photographers and we go a little crazy when we get near one. Again for this I wanted to highlight the foliage and the back lighting does nice things there, although it doesn't do much for the water itself. It won't go in my top shots for the year, but what the heck. I was there. It was there. I had a tripod. Time on my hands. Yeah…that's it.
Brennan Falls Reserve
Recently a joint venture between the Piscataquog Land Conservancy and the Francestown Land Trust resulted in the acquisition of 149 acres of land under easement and protection from development. The official name is Diane and John R. Schott Brennan Falls Reserve, but I think folks will refer to it as The Brennan Falls Reserve or Brennan Brook Forest. Either way it's a lovely addition to the conservation efforts of both groups. I love it when this kind of thing happens and opens new, natural spaces for people to enjoy. I especially love it when there's a brook or a waterfall involved and Brennan brook has a lovely 20-foot cascade.
This is an out-and-back hike ending at the falls. If you were to continue up Bullard Hill Road, you'd eventually get to a long-abandoned village dating to about 1700, now reduced to cellar holes. Farming isn't easy in New England! Between the time I headed into the preserve and when I headed out, 3 hours later, a kiosk had been erected for maps and other information about the property. Very exciting. Thanks, Ben!
Note: during dry periods, it should be easy to drive in to the kiosk area on Bullard Hill Road where there is parking and turn around space. Otherwise it's safer to park on Campbell Hill road and walk in (maybe 1/2 a mile). Bullard Hill road is on the left, right where the pavement ends and turns to dirt. There is a sign for Bay State Forestry Service there currently.
The first thing you'll come upon is a pond that's created by an old dam, presumably for mill operations. The beavers appreciate it I'm sure.
The light is kind of harsh and was difficult to deal with, but because Pat Nelson helped me out so much with finding my way to the new preserve, I wanted to get some photos the PLC can use to highlight this little jewel. I have a feeling this view will be shot over and over as people explore the area.
Just on the other side of the dam, I found this little cascade reflecting the intensely green canopy and so I had to see what I could do with it. I think a faster shutter speed would have better captured the sparkly green-ness of the reflection better. Maybe next time.
Once again I was dealing with direct sun filtered through canopy. Not the ideal conditions for moving water photography, but I took it as a challenge and tried my best to make the light work for the subject. One way I find effective is to isolate details of larger views or change composition/perspective to eliminate as many distracting highlights as possible – basically to do landscape slices. And if you can't eliminate a highlight area (where the human eye naturally goes to first), I think the best course of action is to try to make that highlight work for the overall flow of the image. With the two falls shots, I think there's balance and cohesion to the images. Definitely the improved dynamic range of my GH3 helped manage the difficult light. For the wide shot, I waited until the earth rotated a bit so the hot spots got smaller, but in the first I didn't. More experimentation is definitely needed.
Not far from that little cascade are the falls themselves. I love how the sound of the crashing water starts as part of the background noise, but then I become consciously aware of it. That's when a little flicker of excitement flares in my stomach. I get closer and the roar gets louder. Anticipation builds. What will I see? What new and fantastic construction of granite ledge will I find? How will I shoot it? It's all part of the magic of the woods for me. And who doesn't love a waterfall?
I spent about an hour with the falls, watching the light change and finding a friend to hang out with.
With the naked eye, I couldn't figure out why this orb weaver looked so strange. When I got the macro lens on, I saw that she was just finishing a meal. Her jaws were still actively working and she completely ignored me. Only in post did I see that it looks like there's still an eye staring back at you out of its misery of being eaten alive. Shiver. This wasn't the only spider making a good living beside the falls, but it was the biggest.
Later I found this little beauty –
Although I've encountered plenty of wood frogs before, I have no good photos of them because they're so fast and wily. Luckily I had the 35-100mm lens mounted and when this little one froze I thought how wonderful was the camouflage and managed to get this image before it darted off into the hollow of a tree.
So that's my 3-hour tour of the new Brennan Falls Reserve aka Brennan Brook Forest. It's no doubt a vital part of the Piscataquog watershed and very thoughtfully managed.
Go with the flow
Spring, spring, glorious spring.
Yeah, I'm a bad blogger, I know. Honestly though, I hardly shot a thing all winter. Zero photos from March.
So I'm making up for it.
This is Chesterfield Gorge which is way the frig out in western NH…nearly Vermont. I'd been there in the mid-90s, but not since, but I think I got my timing right as Jeff Newcomer told me the gorge had a big clean up recently. Lots of debris was removed from the waterway and I thank those folks profusely!
There are many interesting sections to this gorge and I did my best to find them. For this shot, I had the tripod in the water, weighted by my backpack. I haven't had the ability to do this with my previous tripods and I think it's going to prove helpful with the stronger currents to reduce vibration and make for sharper images. Here's a shot of how it looks – Click here.
Because you can get to the edge of the precipice in a lot of places, I went for the opposite approach with this shot and the next one. I wish there was a bit more sense of scale, but what can you do? The sun came out now and then and I tried to work with it and I think it adds some depth by lighting up branches. I'm a big fan of that anyway. I know not all photographers are, but I've learned the hard way that you can't fight the light. You have to work with it and figure out how to make it enhance your photos. Make it work for you.
I didn't mind that it rained a bit at times either. It was part of being there. The experience. One thing I try to do is to soak up a location as much as I can. Sometimes I think I rush too much to shoot and I don't really absorb the location. The way the breeze moves through the rocks or trees. The sound of the water. The shape of the rocks. It's all part of why I'm there and I need to be mindful of it.
I'm sure the people who walked by me thought I was a little crazy to be just standing in the brook with the tripod, but I needed to see.
You never know what you will notice when you take the time to be still.
Fay Falls
On the same day I visited Pulpit falls (from my last post) I went to Fay Falls in Walpole. It's a haul for me to trek all the way over there, so a two-for-one was definitely the plan. It meant I couldn't really explore much beyond the falls, but at least I know where they are and won't spend too much time looking for them and bushwhacking. There is a trail leading near to Fay falls, but it doesn't go all the way. Basically you find the brook and listen, then follow the sound of the water.
The gorge for Fay falls is really steep and long and so I had to switchback my way down into it. When I got to the bottom I was a ways downstream from the falls themselves, but the rock formations and the water's tortured path were pretty interesting. I wish I could have spent more time down there, but it was slow going, I hadn't actually seen the falls yet and I was pretty sure it would rain any second.
So here they are –
Aren't they grand? I was shooting from on top of a couple of huge boulders right at the pool there. Unfortunately there is also the wreckage of a dead tree down there, making for a really disordered foreground and a big obstacle to shoot around. I made the best of it though.
Strangely, the water here is not tannic like most other brooks in southern NH. I know what causes water to be tannic (organic compounds in leaves and other detritus leech out of the water and stain it, just like the tannins in tea do), but I don't know why one brook is tannic and another, maybe within a mile, isn't. Since it's a relative rarity in this area, I think I'll be back to it and explore down the gorge a bit.
Anyway, just after I shot this, the rain started in earnest so I hiked up and out of the gorge back to the car. Good timing overall and I have a couple new places to explore further. Not too shabby.
After the storm
After Hurricane Sandy blew into the area and filled up our smaller streams and rivers again, it was a perfect time to get out and see them. Some of them I'd just been to (Purgatory) and WOW, what a difference a storm makes. At the time it didn't seem like we got that much rain, but I guess we did. Because showers could catch me at any time, I went to a couple places that were easy and quick to get in and out of. As a result, it didn't rain. My first stop was Tucker brook/falls, a popular spot but oh so rich in photographic possibilities. This time I got some views I've never tried before including going down into a sort of wide gorge. It was magical.
A few other photographers I know had been to Tucker falls the week before and the flow looked like a garden hose was on tap compared to after the storm. Wow.
Phew. Feel like a couple monochromes now? I swear I couldn't stop shooting. I was telling myself that it was repetitive, derivative and had been done a million times, but it's so hard to stop.
Phew. Enough already, right? The trouble is, I went to Purgatory Falls just after this. You can practically throw a rock from one location to the other so it's kind of compulsory that if you have a good day for it, you hit both back to back.
Check out those rocks in the foreground. Just weeks ago I'd stood on them with the tripod to take a shot of the same little cascade. Amazing what some rain will do. While I didn't spend as much time at Purgatory brook as I did at Tucker, I did finally manage to shoot a small, but intense cascade I'd never done successfully before. It's rocky and kind of a PITA to set up for, but those bubbly-swirls…well, you know what a sucker for those I am.
And of course the falls themselves. Probably the most over-exposed waterfall in southern NH. Could be that's Tucker falls, but it would be close. I've shot them before, but have never gotten up onto the little cliff next to them. I actually didn't climb up, but down. There's a little ledge hemmed in by trees about 18″ wide and so that's where I perched. It's only about 12 feet higher than the normal position for this shot, but it made me feel adventurous, so it was all good.
Crazy huh? I just can't resist an overcast day, especially one threatening rain. It's the perfect time to do this kind of photography. Bright, but even light and no direct sun. I hope you're not sick of it, cause there might be more.
Garwin Falls redux
When some local photographers wanted to get together for a meetup at Garwin Falls, I was all over it. Garwin is one of my favorite spots and I'd never met any of the folks who were going. An old friend and new friends; how could I say no? The organizer had scouted the falls a day or two beforehand and warned us the flow was wicked low, but still had potential. After a little while there, I totally agreed. While not as dramatic as when the falls are in full roar, the limited flow let me and the others get to spots normally unreachable due to the torrents of water. Like this big section of ledge where I could look down at the lowest part of the cascade. It's kind of a strange perspective, but I like it.
Basically from the same position, I was directly in front of the middle section of the falls. It's a little messy, but I've never seen it like this before so I think it works from a documentary angle. Weird perspective was the trend of the day.
But maybe the grandest image of all was one I shot from a tiny outcrop of roots and rock just at the base of the falls. Normally the water runs over this little spit of land and you can't get to it. It's also one of those places where you leave your tripod on the bank, lower yourself down to the little spit, then reach back for the tripod. Not that there's room for it and you, so most of it goes in the water. Worth it though. Who doesn't like the sound of low flow?
The sun was just reaching into the upper section of the image, but when I saw that whirlpool from above, I knew I'd have to get down there before the sun did.
Farther up the stream, above the nearly empty reservoir, there are a series of cascades that are so photogenic that I have to shoot them every time I'm there. This time though, the low flow helped me out again by getting me into a position that was impossible before. I straddled the tripod across the water onto rocks normally inundated with water for this one and it really works.
Even though I wish I'd had the presence of mind to hit another section of the falls, a good time was had by all and I'm happy with the images I got. And it's not like the falls are going anywhere.
Two brooks, two looks, one fall
When it threatens rain, I head to a brook to see what I can do with it. Sometimes I get lucky and it doesn't rain, other times I don't and I get wet. One of these days I'd like to have a weatherproof camera. My main lens is weatherproof, but not the E-30, and while I don't mind a sprinkle, it won't take a soaking and who knows how things are going to go once the rain gets started. So with Purgatory brook I had to cut it short unfortunately. Still managed to get a few shots that I like. It's such a pretty brook and the flow was low so I could get out onto rocks that were previously out of reach.
Even the details were pretty cool. Lots of tripod in the water action going on.
Maybe you've noticed the color of a lot of the brook and stream shots I've shared. It's sort of brown or yellowish. That's because of tannins leaching out of the leaves and other decaying plant matter (it's the reason your tea is tea-colored). My friend Melissa and I had a conversation about it, but didn't know what specific circumstances make for a tannic waterway. Most of the brooks, rivers and streams in southern NH are tannic, but many of them up north are not. This is Smart's Brook (another favorite) and it's clear as a bell. In winter it even has a green tinge. The nearby Mad River is also a greeny-blue that's just magical when it freezes. The light in this shot just blows me away. Melissa and I waited until the trees blocked the sunlight from the water directly, but it is still in the background playing in the trees. I think it adds such depth. Just look at those tree trunks on the left. Smashing.
Sometimes the light in the woods is so amazing that I have to give it a go and try to capture it in an image. This is still Smart's Brook, but looking downstream through the mist of a humid day. The light in the canopy was wonderful, but I needed to keep the water itself out of the photo as much as possible (hello blown highlights). It's kind of a strange shot, but I think it's pretty effective in a subdued kind of way.
Even though both shots were taken on the same day, just an hour apart, the looks are completely different. Oh NH, you are always surprising me.
Crossing the Streams
No matter what Egon says, I crossed. Cold Brook was running very low. I've posted about Senter Falls since I've shot there a few times – here and here and here and here. Boy, I guess I go there a lot, huh? They're always beautiful even when the water is minimal which it was the other day and I took advantage of it by going to the other side of the brook. There is no trail and no bridge so you either have to get wet or wait until it's drier. I'm definitely going back when the water is really roaring. It's amazing from that side. The ledges afford completely different views that are obstructed or impossible from the normal side.
Here's a shot of the middle section of falls where the gorge narrows. I can just imagine the roar come spring.
I walked all the way up to the main falls, which were unimpressive, but got some excellent views down into the gorge itself. Because the water was so low, it was constrained in a narrow slot that it normally overflows. Tripod contortions should be an Olympic event. I could compete, man, seriously.
Despite the slipperiness of wet leaves on wet stone, I did some scrambling to position the tripod for more detail shots. The light was pretty perfect for this kind of thing and it didn't rain. I love the sense of upheaval in this next shot. I can imagine the earth folding upon itself.
I've gotten out onto the same boulder to shoot these middle falls before, but this time all the birch and beech leaves in the water was like bam! psychedelic mayhem!
It took several tries and numerous tripod positions for me to find this composition, but wow…what a show.


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Wow, the past 4 wks since my last blog has really flown by. I can officially say I have definitely got the 'Entomolo-gist of it' all! Haha, I couldn't resist that pun hehe. I have now been an intern for 6 wks so I'm well over the half way mark before I leave for my next adventure in Peru. … Continue reading
It's a bug's life!
I stayed in a musicians house in San Jose the night before heading out to Monteverde which was kinda cool. Well, it was great to hear them all playing their guitars and pianos in the lounge for the first few hours but not when they were jamming right up until the wee hours! My bus … Continue reading
I see turtles – Part 3
Waves of volunteers Oh boy, you could tell a good volunteer from a bad one. Camp 'Last' had 5 french boys (all around 19-20yrs old) who stayed for a week and did nothing much apart from swim, try to impress the ladies with their 'manly' press ups on the beach and chopping things down with … Continue reading


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Prosciutto Lasagna
READY IN: 2hrs
Recipe by Phil Franco
This recipe is from my Sicilian friend, Adrianna. She is at http://www.cookiesfromitaly.com
Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 ounces lasagna noodles, cooked
- 8 ounces prosciutto, chopped
- 16 ounces whole canned tomatoes, chopped
- 1 cup ricotta cheese
- 1 cup parmesan cheese, grated
- 1 lb mozzarella cheese, sliced thin
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 lb lean ground beef
- 4 tablespoons fresh basil, chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1⁄4 teaspoon oregano
- ground black pepper
- 1⁄2 cup dry white wine
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- fresh basil sprig (to garnish)
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- Cook lasagna noodles according to package directions or until tender but still firm. Drain, keep warm.
- To make the sauce, in a large saucepan or cast iron skillet, over medium-high high heat, saute the garlic, onion and prosciutto in the olive oil for 4 minutes.
- Add the lean beef, oregano, a touch of black pepper and saute 10 minutes. Add the wine and cook until the wine is almost evaporated.
- Add tomatoes and basil, reduce heat and simmer sauce 35 to 40 minutes or until most of the liquid has evaporated.
- Grease a 9" x 12" or larger, deep sided baking pan. Arrange a first layer of lasagna noodles, a layer of the beef and prosciutto tomato sauce, ricotta cheese, parmesan and mozzarella cheese. Add a second alternating layer of noodles, sauce and other ingredients. Repeat until pan is full ending up with a top layer of sauce.
- Sprinkle with parmesan cheese and bake in a pre-heated oven at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. Garnish with fresh basil
- Tip: When layering the pasta, place bottom layer in pan so the ends lay over the sides of the pan. For the final layer lay the ends from the first layer back-over the top. This helps to hold lasagna together when cutting serving portions.
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The eponymous womenswear label Stella McCartney transports the feminine, modern and eco-friendly design aesthetic to their swimwear range, presenting a collection of luxury beach essentials for the stylish woman. These sky captain blue Botanical embroidered high-rise bikini bottoms from Stella McCartney feature a high waist, an embroidered floral design and scalloped edges. Swimwear must be tried on over your own garments.
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South Bend Cubs Ranked Among Top 25 in Minor League Baseball Merchandise Sales
This is the second year in a row the organization has landed in the top 25.
By Chris Hagstrom-Jones / South Bend Cubs | June 12, 2017 11:07 AM ET
SOUTH BEND, IN - Minor League Baseball (MiLB) announced today that the South Bend Cubs of the Midwest League are one of the 25 top teams in merchandise sales among all 160 professional minor league teams in the nation. This is the second year in a row for the South Bend franchise to be in the top 25.
"The Chicago Cubs and South Bend Cubs are some of the most recognized and valued brands in the world. Add a World Series Championship to the mix and you have a recipe for success," said South Bend Cubs Owner Andrew T. Berlin. "Our fans extend beyond the boundaries of Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. Fans across North America have embraced the South Bend Cubs determined and athletic bear who is hungry for another championship. The red and blue of Cubbie-Mania is sweeping the globe."
A new Minor League Baseball record was set in 2016 with $68.3 million in retail sales. That amounts to a 5.06 percent increase over 2015's total of $65.1 million, which had been the highest total recorded since Minor League Baseball's licensing program began in 1992. The numbers are based on total licensed merchandise sales from January 1 - December 31, 2016, and include the 160 teams in the domestic-based leagues that charge admission to their games.
"It seems every time I visit Wrigley Field or turn on a Chicago Cubs game, I'll see fans wearing a South Bend Cubs hat or t-shirt," said Team President Joe Hart. "Sales have continued to rise and the demand for merchandise has been so great, we've had to hire additional staff just to accommodate the large number of orders coming in via SouthBendCubs.com or the Cubs Den Team Store."
In addition to all fifty states, South Bend Cubs merchandise has been shipped to China, France & Australia.
The Cubs Den Team Store, located near the corner of Western Avenue and Williams Street at Four Winds field, is open Wednesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. on non-game days. The Cubs Den is also open during all South Bend Cubs home games and select special events. Fans can also find the latest apparel and novelties online at SouthBendCubs.com.
About the South Bend Cubs
The South Bend Cubs are the Class A minor league affiliate of the World Series Champion Chicago Cubs. Over the past 29 seasons, the team has won five Midwest League titles, most recently in 2005, and has captured 12 division titles. In 2015, the team was named Ballpark Digest's Team of the Year and received the John H. Johnson President's Award, the highest award in minor league baseball. The team is owned and operated by Swing-Batter-Swing, LLC whose sole shareholder is Andrew T. Berlin of Chicago, Ill.
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Open Canoeing
The open canoe, originating in North America, can be paddled solo, more usually as a doubles crew and occasionally as a family group. The traditional canoe is one of the most versatile watercraft being equally at home on the calmest loch or in crashing white water. Beyond Adventure use canoes to introduce clients to canoeing skills on both the Loch and River Tay.
We offer 3 options at our 'By the River' location:
A one hour instructed session at our 'By the River' location will provide the ideal introduction to this fantastic method of travel. No previous experience required, our experienced river guides will introduce to the skills needed to paddle safely.
Cost £15 adult and £10 children
Call 01887 829202, visit our By the River office or email to book.
Suitable for all abilities and ages this trip begins at our riverside activity centre, from where you will be issued with the necessary equipment before being transported to the start of the trip at the point where the River Lyon joins the River Tay. The half day journey will include instruction and finish back at By The River Centre.
Cost £35 for adults and £25 for children.
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For those with more time, our full day guided trip starts at our By the River Activity Centre where you will be issued with the necessary equipment being transported up to Loch Tay. This trip is suitable for all ages and abilities (for children under 8, please call to check their suitability for this trip). Starting on Loch Tay we will teach you the necessary skills before journeying round the islands and possibly the Crannog on the loch at Kenmore before venturing onto the river, which will lead us back to our Activity Centre. During the day we will stop at a picturesque spot to enjoy the packed punch you have brought to the day (carried in watertight containers in the canoes).
Cost £55 (adult) and £35 (children).
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37 Wiltshire Rd, Boston, Massachusetts 02135 - Rarely available brick two family in desirable Brighton location has appealing features that make this opportunity stand out. The well-maintained building is ideally situated on a beautiful, spacious lot in one of the most sought-after streets in the neighborhood. Location offers immediate access to restaurants, parks, houses of worship, public transportation and numerous other amenities. The Green B, C and D lines, Boston College, the Chestnut Hill Reservoir, Brighton Center and Cleveland Circle are a short walk away. Enjoy tree-top views from nearly every room on every floor. The apartments feature spacious layouts with mostly hardwood flooring, eat-in kitchens and fireplaces in living rooms with lots of windows. Bonus top floor with living area and second full bathroom. Sizable back yard/patio area with mature plantings and a terraced and private feel. 2 garage + 2 off-street parking complete the package. Special opportunity for owner-occupants and investors alike.
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Prairie Essence has all natural artisan soaps, their soap is 100% vegan. I received Prairie Dusk Soap. It arrived packaged in a box which was made from reclaimed fiber. I used my soap at my kitchen sink, but, this soap would be wonderful for the bath as well. It has a wonderful aroma and is non-drying to my skin. I really enjoyed using my soap. I must invest in one of Prairie Essence's soap dishes to prolong the life of this great soap.
I will be back to Prairie Essence very soon to purchase more soap for gift-giving, their soap is the perfect little gift!
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The Gravitite Sword is a Tier 4 Aether melee weapon. Like the rest of the Gravitite Tools, hitting an enemy with this tool will reverse the enemy's gravity, causing them to fly upwards, suffering fall damage when they hit the ground. In aether 2 1.7.10 you must hold shift and then hit the enemy for the gravity effect to work.The Gravitite Sword has a durability of 1,562 uses and does the highest damage out of the craftable weapons in the Aether.
In aether 2 1.7.10 Gravitite swords have infinite durability.
- Using this item in the Slider's Labyrinth dungeon will often cause Sentries to take lethal fall damage.
- Using a Gravitite sword on Cockatrices will make them even harder to kill as they can float down, and during the time you are unable to reach them they can shoot darts at you.


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Sol Angeles Apres Ski Crew Tee
Sol Angeles Apres Ski Crew Tee
Classic crew with ski slope vibes. A soft, comfortable tee in indigo. Jersey // 100% Cotton // Wash cold, tumble dry low // Made in USA
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