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Topic: Through my husband, i join this very scary world of cholangiocarcinom
Five months ago we were sailing in the BVI's and three months ago my husband had chest pain, leading us down a path to stage four cholangiocarcinoma, tumor on his liver and many many spots all over his lungs!
How does this happen! He just turned 61 last week. We have to many plans for many years to come! Because we have read all the stuff on this very agressive cancer, we are having a Celebration of Life party for him this weekend.
I am so thrown off by all of this, my world feels like it is spinning out of control. I need to know what to expect. His belly is growing, he is having elimination problems, water retention. We have met with a doc from the local Hospice Program about care and gave good advice but dealing with this, seeing him SO uncomfortable I am looking for advice.


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I found these portable MP3 portable speakers and thought it would be great on a disc golf bag. I just got it today and got to play one round with it and it worked great! Its loud enough that you and some friends close by can here, but not too loud to talk over or to be annoying to other groups. Its rather cheap as well. Since I've only had one round with it I don't have any durability on it, but looks pretty good.
http://www.amazon.com/ISP110BLU-Portabl ... 808&sr=8-4
Hope this helps for anyone else that would like to play some music during the casual round.

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Herschel Supply Co. is based out of Vancouver, Canada, and manufactures some of the finest quality backpacks, bags, travel goods, and accessories on the street fashion scene. Founded in 2009 by brothers Jamie and Lyndon Cormack, Herschel Supply Co. draws its name from the small town where three generations of the Cormack family grew up. The company of humble beginnings is working to meet one simple goal: to create timeless products with a fine regard for detail. This mission is accomplished with every bag Herschel supplies, regardless of whether your personal street style meshes best with a flirtatious polka dotted backpack or a classically meek over-the-shoulder tote.
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Last Updated: 9/4/2017
Due to persistent drought conditions, the City of Roseville has announced mandatory water use restrictions of 20 percent for its residential and commercial water customers effective immediately. The water use reductions also require commercial water customers to reduce their outdoor irrigation by 30 percent, bans the washing of cars without a water nozzle or without going to a commercial car wash, prohibits washing of hardscape surfaces unless for health and safety purposes, and prohibits water waste. "Although our recent storms were welcome, we are still in a drought and the coming months may prove to be challenging with the record low precipitation and snow pack that we have received," said Ed Kriz, Environmental Utilities Director. "The data indicates that this is the level of restriction needed given current circumstances. However, if the drought continues to worsen, we may have to increase the mandatory water use reductions." "Outdoor irrigation accounts for more than half of a typical home's water use. Eliminating or reducing your irrigation is the quickest and most efficient way to reach your 20 percent water reduction goal," said Lisa Brown, Roseville's Water Efficiency Administrator. Other effective ways to conserve water include quickly repairing leaks and breaks in irrigation systems, fixing leaking toilets and faucets, and only washing full loads in the laundry and dishwasher. Roseville residential water customers can take the guesswork out of water conservation by signing up for the free, online WaterInsight program (www.roseville.waterinsight.com). Here water customers can track their water use, compare their usage to similar residences and find easy water saving ideas. Additional drought information is available on the city's website at www.roseville.ca.us/drought. Roseville has decided to not implement the drought surcharge at this time; however, that is subject to change at the city's discretion.Some Roseville residents in Stoneridge and in a small area north of Stanford Ranch Road and east of Highway 65 receive their water from the Placer County Water Agency, some Roseville residents east of Sierra College Boulevard receive water from San Juan Water District, and some Roseville residents on the border of Citrus Heights receive water from the Citrus Heights Water District. Those water customers should contact those water agencies with questions related to their home or business water usage and water-conservation programs those water agencies may offer to their customers.


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CHILDREN and adults alike donned sporting attire to raise money for Sport Relief on Friday.
Pupils at Lowton West Primary School were among those who paid a pound to dress up for the day while some completed the Lowton West Cross Country Challenge - to tie in to the National Sports Relief Mile - to raise even more money.
Members of the council's weight loss programme Trim Down Shape Up in Leigh swivelled their hips to salsa music at a mass Zumba session at Wigan's Central Park to raise £115.37.
Staff and patients at The Spinney in Atherton have been running and walking for Sport Relief.
Meanwhile Partnership in Care organised a sport-filled week which saw 25 members of staff from The Spinney walk or run the 11 miles from Atherton to the Arbury Court hospital in Warrington, some in fun fancy dress.
Patients at the hospital took part in sponsored walks measured by pedometers and a virtual cyclathon.


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In all likelihood, Southern California offensive lineman Thomas Oser will wind up as the final verbal commitment in Stanford's 2013 recruiting class.
Oser, the 12th commitment to the Cardinal class, delivered a verbal pledge to Stanford in mid-January while on his official visit to The Farm hours after fellow Californian Austin Hooper did the same. Stanford's class is expected to include 12 recruits.
Oser was contemplating the possibility of playing football Stanford months before he made his college decision, however.
"Schools that were always on my mind just because they're in state were the four California, the big D-1 schools in the Pac-12," Oser said. "I was always thinking it would be awesome to play at UCLA, USC, Stanford or Cal. Just those schools in general would be really cool. The school that really popped out a lot was Stanford. People were always telling me I could be the next Jonathan Martin, a kid coming out of our school, I could be the next Jonathan Martin to go to Stanford. Now he's in the pros and it's even a bigger deal."
Oser earned his first college offer in April, from Colorado. A few months later, his recruitment exploded.
One week in mid-June, Oser made three stops on the camp circuit - at Vanderbilt, Oregon and Stanford. He earned an offer from each school.
"That was a crazy week," Oser said. "I went to camp at Vanderbilt on a Friday. They offered me on the next Monday. And I remember I was at school I was lifting and it was still summer, so it was before even summer practices started and whatnot. I was at school (and) my coach was here. Vanderbilt was on the phone, so I started talking to them. When they offered I was calm and collected on the phone, but as soon as I hung up I went nuts. That was one of my favorites from the start. When I got that I was excited."
Oregon was next on the itinerary.
"I went up to Oregon that Wednesday and camped with them," Oser said. "(Oregon offensive) Coach Greatwood had come out to a practice during the spring ball and he said he liked what he saw. I went up to camp and they offered me there and I was ecstatic there too."
A trip to Palo Alto completed Oser's camp tour.
"Friday that was probably one of the harder camps I think I camped four places. Those three and usc earlier, Stanford was full pads. It was the first time I was in full pads since my junior season. I went out there and just tried my hardest and came away with that offer and then things really just blew up.
"Coming from my high school Stanford is the school to beat. Everyone's dream is to go there. So when I got that offer everyone just went nuts and I thought, 'Wow, I'm on top of the world right now.' I just couldn't believe it."
Oser faced some formidable competition at Stanford's camp to earn the Cardinal offer. Touted linemen Cameron Hunt, Sean Dowling and Jacob Alsadek were also in attendance, while fellow 2013 linemen like Scott Quessenberry also expressed high interest in Stanford.
Oser was the only 2013 lineman at camp to earn a Stanford scholarship.
"They came with all these accolades," Oser said. "I totally respect them. They're all great players. I felt kind of small when I lined up with them and I had just made a name for myself that week and they'd been on the news boards for quite a while. I always looked up to them, I guess, in a way. I was very pleased and very humbled that the Stanford coaches decide to extend their interest me. I didn't think too much more into it. I really, really appreciated what I had… It was truly a surprise. It really showed that hard work does pay off. I was really happy about that."
Upon receiving the offer, Oser gave the possibility of making an immediate commitment to Stanford some thought.
"I thought about it," Oser said. "I would be lying to myself if I didn't say, 'I thought this is it, this is what I want to do.' But I decided I wouldn't be doing myself a service if I didn't explore my other options first and make sure. This is the biggest decision I'm going to make in my life so far, so I wanted to make sure I'm going to pick the right spot so I wanted to make sure I explored my other options before I made such a definite decision."
There was also the rather significant matter of Oser getting admitted to Stanford. Oser's standardized test scores were high, but Harvard-Westlake's academics aren't a walk in the park.
"I was talking to Coach Shaw the day he offered and it was just one of those things where he goes only A's and B's for the rest of your life," Oser said. "And I said alright, that's what I'm going for, that's my goal, and that's what I'm going to get. I was grinding in the summer. I took two SAT's and then during the summer I went to some tutoring places and studied a good amount of stuff that I was going to be learning during the school year. I studied all summer in between practices and outside of practice and just kept grinding (in preparation for) a couple of AP classes for my senior year. When we hit the school year I just kept rolling and it was great to keep on going through that."
Oser also spent a significant amount of time and effort on his Stanford application.
"I did spend a lot of time on my application," Oser said. "It was something that I really thought was going to be important. Coming out of my school, the competition coming out of my school kids go there every year. I put a lot of work into that. When I finally sent it off I felt really relieved. When I heard back I was even more relieved and more excited."
Yet even that was somewhat stressful and dramatic.
"It was the day early decisions for the early decision applicants came out," Oser said. "And so I was sitting at home, it was a Friday afternoon. I was just sitting at home and I was scrolling through Facebook and I saw a bunch of my friends had been accepted and everyone was congratulating them. And I was like, 'Man, I wish could find out soon. That would be something incredible.' But they have their timetable and I'm going to hear back when I hear back.
"Literally as I was doing that I got a call from a 650 number. I wasn't sure who it was, but for some reason that week was two days before my cell service minutes were up and my dad used up all of our minutes for the month, so I wasn't able to really call coaches that week and whatnot.
"But I saw Palo Alto and said I'd give it a shot. So I answered the phone and it was Coach Shaw. I was beyond myself. The first thing that popped in my head was this could be either really good or really bad. I thought it was going to be bad for some reason. Coach Shaw was just like, 'Hey, can you hear me?' The cell service at my house isn't too good, so he was like, 'Can you hear me?' I said, 'Yeah, I can hear you.' I was moving around making sure I could hear everything.
"He goes, 'Good, because I just wanted to let you know you've been accepted to Stanford.'"
"When that hit me internally I went berserk. Obviously I had to keep my composure on the line. But I went berserk inside. I was off the chain and he goes alright, go tell your parents and enjoy that keep on working. We hung up. It was like 40 cents to a minute, so that was like the best dollar I ever spent, hearing that news. I went outside told my mom and then I told my sister and my dad. I called them up we were just going nuts. It was an exciting afternoon."
Armed with news of his admission, Oser was tempted to commit to the Cardinal for the second time in his recruitment. But again, he held off.
Find out why in the second part of our interview with Oser, in which the three-star lineman discusses his commitment to Stanford and reaction from the Harvard-Westlake community.
Consider signing up for a seven-day free trial to Cardinal Sports Report for more analysis and information about recent developments in Stanford football. Find out more about Stanford's next move in our Premium Football Recruiting Blog.


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The toy industry mourns the loss of an amazing talent...
We have just received the sad news that toy prototype painter Edward Wires has passed away.
Having worked for such fan-favorite companies as Hasbro, DC Direct, Diamond Select Toys, Art Asylum, Bowen Designs, Toybiz and many others, Wires helped bring to life thousands of action figures and collectibles with his award-winning talent and pleasant personality.
Our hearts and prayers go out to his friends and family.


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text: My first thought upon seeing those big, scary crawls on KUTV and KMYU - crawls that made it seem almost a foregone conclusion that those channels will no longer appear on DirecTV come March 1 - was, "Here we go again."Sinclair Broadcasting, which owns both stations, has a habit of doing this sort of thing. And it's worth reminding you that this is not a local issue. This is not Channel 2 vs. DirecTV, it's Sinclair and its 24 Fox affiliates, 19 MyNetworkTV affiliates, 16 CW affiliates, 12 ABC affiliates, 11 CBS affiliates, three NBC affiliates, one Azteca affiliate and one independent station vs. DirecTV.It's not KUTV/KMYU's fault.But when it comes to Sinclair, this has happened before. With some frequency.August 2012: Sinclair vs. Dish NetworkDecember 2011: Sinclair vs. VerizonMarch 2011: Sinclair vs. Comcast.December 2010/January 2011: Sinclair vs. Bright House; Sinclair vs. Time-WarnerDecember 2009/January 2010: Sinclair vs. MediacomApril 2007: Sinclair vs. CharterIn all those cases an agreement was reached without service interruption. In several, the two sides worked past the end of the previous contract to secure a new deal.There has been one major service interruptions. In January 2007, Sinclair pulled its stations from Mediacom Cable for about a month, until the U.S. Senate urged the FCC to look into the issue. But, in every other case, Sinclair made dire, doomsday predictions that upset viewers without ever coming to pass.Again, what this comes down to is that Sinclair wants DirecTV to pay more for its broadcast signals than DirecTV thinks they're worth. And Sinclair has taken the negotiations public without providing any details about them.Viewers aren't the only ones who feel like they've heard this before. The folks at DirecTV are convinced the two sides will reach an agreement:"We're engaged in productive discussions with Sinclair Broadcast Group to retain their local stations in the DirecTV line-up. Our customers can be assured that neither DirecTV nor Sinclair has any intention of allowing the disruption of their local stations. These are the same unnecessary threats, posing as warnings, that Sinclair has made to frighten customers of other pay TV providers. We will compensate Sinclair fairly, but our customers should not be forced to pay more than twice as much for the same programs that remain available completely free of charge over the air and online."Look, I believe local stations should be compensated by cable and satellite companies. In this particular case, I don't know who's right and who's wrong ... largely because nobody is releasing financials.I suspect there's some middle ground that the two will reach.I do not believe it makes much sense to negotiate in public. I do not believe it makes much sense to urge viewers to call the cable/satellite companies and make demands.That worked really well when the Mountain West Conference tried that tactic with Dish Network It's working really well in the Pac-12's ongoing efforts with DirecTV.Dish never picked up The Mtn. No Pac-12 Network programming has aired on DirecTV, by the way.I do know that Sinclair has a history of alarming its viewers, which seems counter-productive. And downright annoying.


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Early foal losses in mares
A mare is bred. She conceives. A foal is planned for. Tragically in a substantial number of cases, within 40 days the embryo has succumbed to death.
Defining early embryonic loss (EEL)Though not as acute or seemingly devastating as viral abortion or mare reproductive loss syndrome, "early embryonic death is the biggest cause of reproductive inefficiency in the mare," says Northwest Equine Reproductive Laboratory (NERL) Director Gordon Woods, DVM, Ph.D. According to the NERL Web site, 'although their mothers may have conceived them without trouble, as many as one-third of embryos die in the oviduct by the time they are 4 days old.'Early embryonic loss, or pregnancy loss before day 40 of gestation, accounts for most pregnancy losses in mares.
"This loss represents a considerable economic loss to the equine industry in the form of increased costs associated with additional breeding of mares and/or decreased foal production," says Dirk Vanderwall, DVM, University of Idaho, Northwest Equine Reproductive Laboratory.
Data from several studies, both experimental and from the field, show that between day 10 and 40 of gestation, there is a mean incidence of embryonic loss, as detected by ultrasonography, of 7 percent, with a range of 2.5 to 25 percent. In a study of 2,562 pregnancies in Thoroughbred mares in New Zealand, 76.5 percent of all detected pregnancy losses occurred before day 49.
Factors affecting early pregnancy lossEmbryos lost within 40 days post-ovulation, may be due to the failure of the endocrine system, the embryo, or the uterine environment.
Potential causes include intrinsic, extrinsic and embryonic factors. Intrinsic factors include oviduct, uterus (endometrial disease), endocrine (progesterone, estrogen), maternal age, lactation, and foal-heat breeding. Extrinsic factors include stress, nutrition, season, climate, sire effects, effects of rectal palpation or ultrasonography, and iatrogenic factors.
Embryonic factors include chromosomal anomalies and immunogenetic influences.
Intrinsic factors-oviductal environmentThe environment and function of the oviduct may play an important role in embryonic loss.
In the mare, transport of the embryo through the oviduct (five to six days) to the uterus is delayed compared to other species. The embryo is in the late morula or early blastocyst stage by the time it reaches the uterus. The mare is also unique because of the retention of unfertilized oocytes within the oviduct. Early embryos are often transported past unfertilized oocytes that are retained at the ampullar-isthmic junction of the oviduct in mares.
Failure of this mechanism responsible for the selective passage of embryos through the oviduct is a possible factor for embryonic loss. In a study looking at oviduct transport though, only one case of complete oviduct blockage was noted in 2,622 mares.


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Chat about Lil Wayne
If You Stand For Nothing, You Will Fall For Anything
Lil Wayne blended over some 9th Wonder beats, enjoy!!
Wow i'm late..I Haven't heard it yet
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I'm lovin the Roman's Revenge 2.0 Dubstep Mix.
Check it Out! ^^^ Da dun dun.
I eat your face off
You n-ggas sweet as pie like this is a bake off
I love Nicki's curves, swing at the baseball
I beat your brakes off
H-H-Hi, I'm Tune', salt in the wound
I'm up in this bitch, pardon the goons
Throw dirt on the floor and get caught in the broom
I like a big wet p-ssy with a fork and a spoon
I got money and the power
a woman in the shower
And she don't want nothin' but my johnson, Howard
Sour D's and a swisher sweet, sweet and sour
You scared? Go to church, say your prayers, read a Bible
Huh, I don't know what y'all on
Please, I go in like goin'
Drink drink in my hand with the world in the other
The uzi go "brrrrrrr", stutter
Ha, life is a puzzle, jigsaw
All I do is win, my name should be "Victor"
Old-ass rappers, I'm still the shit, old-ass Pampers
Rah, rah, like a dungeon dragon
Foie gras, I hear you ducks is quackin'
I'm just pluckin' my ashes, I'ma puff it and pass it
I'm a f-ckin' assassin, you should jump in a casket
"I'm on that different type of high Heroin, Put on my cape & hit the sky Heroine"
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Try Transit Week Is Sept. 21-25
Sept. 18, 2009
News Highlights
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors has declared Sept. 21-25 as Try Transit Week in Fairfax County. The county joins other jurisdictions across the commonwealth to support this second annual statewide week, in coordination with the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT). The week includes Car Free Day on Sept. 22, an annual international event that promotes getting around without cars.
Try Transit Week encourages residents to avoid driving solo and improve commutes by trying transportation options such as bus and rail service, carpools and vanpools. A recent report from the American Public Transportation Association found that public transit riders can save an average $9,000 a year on driving expenses (fuel, parking, maintenance).
"Fairfax Connector bus service is a great option for commuters who are looking for relief from the stress and expense of driving alone to work each day," said Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova. "It's important for people to know there are alternatives such as transit, ridesharing and teleworking."
Fairfax County has numerous transportation services to help reduce vehicles on the roads, improve air quality and conserve energy. Information about these services is available on the Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) Web page.
Alternative transportation options include: Fairfax Connector (which carried more than 9.5 million passengers in fiscal year 2009); Metrobus; the Transportation Association of Greater Springfield (TAGS); Richmond Highway Express (REX); Metrorail; Virginia Railway Express (VRE); RideSources and Commuter Connections; NuRide; pedestrian and bicycling programs; park and rides; high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes; the Guaranteed Ride Home program; and the Vanpool Assistance Program. The Employer Outreach Program helps employers set up transportation benefits for employees.
For information, contact Beth Francis, FCDOT, 703-877-5600, TTY 711.
Contact: Merni Fitzgerald, Director, Office of Public Affairs
703-324-3189, TTY 711, Media Pager: 703-324-NEWS (6397)
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SEATTLE — Seattle's Best Coffee, part of Starbucks Corporation, and leading specialty food manufacturer Inventure Foods, Inc. are teaming up to launch Seattle's Best Coffee Frozen Coffee Blends, the coffee category's first blend-at-home frozen coffee beverage.
The new product represents a move to bring frozen coffee into the home as a response to the growing popularity of at-home blending and the rise of blended coffee drinks, where sales surged to $4.3 billion in 2012.
"This exclusive agreement with Seattle's Best Coffee further underscores our position as a leading innovator in the specialty food and frozen beverage segments," said Terry McDaniel, chief executive officer of Inventure Foods, Inc. "We are pleased to collaborate with a premier brand like Seattle's Best Coffee to introduce a premium frozen beverage product, which we believe provides our retail partners with timely, on-trend beverage items in their frozen aisles."
With a suggested retail price ranging from $2.99-$3.49, each Seattle's Best Coffee Frozen Coffee Blends will be sold in an eight-ounce, stand-up vertical package found in the freezer section of grocery stores and mass retailers. With the spring 2013 launch, coffee enthusiasts can enjoy their favorite Seattle's Best Coffee frozen drinks from the comfort of their own kitchen any time.
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Proactiv Green Tea Moisturizer Reviews
VERY Lightweight MositurizerThis Proactiv Green Tea moisturizer is very lightweight and I use it in the summer when I don't want a heavy one. I use the whole Proactiv line and I have been very happy with it. — 5 years, 6 months agopowerwoman033 | 509 reviews
NiceProvides nice moisture without feeling like you have a thick layer of goo on your face. I use it twice a day in the colder/drier months and once in the evening during the humid/hotter months. — 6 years, 2 months agoSwoldierGirl72 | 342 reviews
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Not Enough MoistureThe quality of this product is good like all other Proactiv products. This particular moisturizer however, is not thick enough for my skin. I think that this will work best for those with slightly oily skin who need moisture in some areas only. — 8 years, 5 months agochanceuxlilas | 326 reviews
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..this is so light and glides on skin easily and moisturizes well — 2 years, 10 months agoUA... | 106 reviews
Excellent for use...after a facial...i love the non-greasy texture. — 6 years, 7 months agodarkcocoa | 69 reviews
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I love itI love this product! In fact I love everything with green tea on it. I have a normal grassy skin sometimes and I think one of your best friends is green tea. It's an essential you ought to have in your collection. As for this product it really reduced some signs of acne (the ocational pimple) and is very gentle with your skin deffinetly a most buy. — 3 years, 7 months agoRaonei | 44 reviews
Green Tea MoisturizerI love how light it feels on your skin and the fresh scent. But it's probably not the best moisturizer for dry skin, but for oily skin, it feels great. — 4 years, 3 months agodaxx824 | 3 reviews
love it, very light and gentle moisturizer.I have been in love with Proactiv for a long time and I've tried every single product they offer. Some I liked, some I wasn't crazy about, but the GTM is one of my absolute favorites. It's a really nice, very light moisturizer that goes on smoothly and has a lovely faint scent. I use it with mineral makeup and one thing I've started doing is mixing this with my mineral foundation to make a liquid...read more and it turns out great! It makes your face feel amazing and stays on. This stuff is also awesome when you have irritated/red skin...I put it in the freezer until the tube is cool and then put it on and it is so, so fantastic for my skin when it is troubled. It's fairly cheap for me since I work for the company that markets this brand but this is one product I pay for when I need it--it's awesome. Another good moisturizer is the clarifying night cream, if you like this you'd probably like that one too since it feels similar but is a bit more moisturizing. — 4 years, 8 months agodalekbarbie | 41 reviews
Dries skin outI use the Proactiv 3-step (cleanser, toner, and repairing lotion), however this product (Proactiv Green Tea Moisturizer) dries out my skin to the extreme! I have combination skin, so where my skin is dry the moisturizer dries it out even more (to the point where I had dry patches on my chin and around my lips) and my oily T-zone is slightly shinier after I use this product. Plus, the moisturizer's texture is too light for me! — 4 years, 9 months agoelviafrancis | 10 reviews
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LOVE LOVE LOVEThis product does three things when you apply it . It moisturizes your skin, it makes your skin really soft and it helps prevent pimples and helps with your acne. This product is brilliant and on top of all this , it smells good as well. LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS PRODUCT!! — 4 years, 11 months agomiss1kittykat | 4 reviews
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Wardrobe: Kandy Shop Bikinis kandyshopbikinis.com
Car: 1963 Impala
Car Owner: Brandon Brusca
Car Club: Lifestyle
Website/Twitter: twitter.com/dawnjaro facebook.com/dawnjaro
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Age: 26
Height: 5'2"
Measurements: Atlanta, GA
Hometown: Atlanta, GA
Ethnicity: Filipino and Puerto Rican
Occupation: Surviving
LRG: What brought you out from the dirty dirty to the City of Angels??
Dawn: I moved here for my sister Justine. I modeled here before, but I moved back with her.
LRG: Do you two often model together?
Dawn: Yes, I like shooting with her. I also like shooting with another girl because I can feed off her energy but sometimes it's weird when we model together because we don't know how to pose. We do more glamour modeling. When we are together, unless it's a weird photographer; they want us to act sexy and jump around in lingerie, But we're sisters!
LRG: What do you like to do on weekends?
Dawn: Drink, But now I'm staying home because I'm trying to be good.
LRG: Ding! Ding! Ding! We have ourselves a win-nah! So you are a drinker huh?
Dawn: I didn't drink as much until I started hanging around Justine. She's a drinker.
LRG: What's your poison? How many does it take for the fun to kick in?
Dawn: Mojitos. I'm a lightweight, Like 1½ or 2. When I'm drunk I start dancing. I'll just start moving and That's how I know.
LRG: So you're a cheap date?
Dawn: That's what they call me! They have to make the Mojitos right and can't be watered down or anything like that.
LRG: Thank god. Funds are tight at the moment. Are you into dive bars or big clubs?
Dawn: I like both. I like to dress up and be casual.
LRG: So if you grooving to the tunes, like a wounded bird, we should move in for an easy kill?
Dawn: No. You should never take advantage of a drunken girl. (Laughs). You have to get introduced to me. You just can't be creepy about it, Don't be too aggressive, but be persistent. There's a difference between persistent and aggressive. You have to know when "no" is a "no". But that means if I do like you, you can't stop. I won't waste my time with someone that doesn't like me, You can't be too conservative. You have to be real casual and nice. If you make me laugh, that's good too. I like a chase and being chased. I don't know. Don't ask me, I confuse myself.
LRG: That's clear as mud. Can't we just speed up the process with good 'ol fashion booze?
Dawn: That happens to everybody, But that's never happen to me though. (Laughs).
LRG: Is it too soon to bring up marriage or should we do a shot first?
Dawn: No that's different because I want to get married.
LRG: To me?
Dawn: Yes. You offered me a $40.00 swap meet ring. 'Girls stay away'. He's all mine you hear that! (Laughs). And I want to support you too.
LRG: Please be professional and contain yourself (joking). So you are ready to settle down?
Dawn: I want to have kids. I mean I think I want to have kids and be married, but I'm scared to get married too. I don't want to get a divorce because I came from a family that's been together forever. I want that, but I know that might not be realistic.
LRG: Besides me of course. (laughing). what the type of guy do you go for?
Dawn: I don't like metros or effeminate guys. I don't like guys that take longer to get ready than me… Not cute. I like bad boys, I like tattoos, baldheads and guys that fight. If I see guys fight I instantly like the guy who won. Mmmm! That's like them saying I can take care of myself You know! I hate it if I have a boyfriend and a guy comes up and hits on me too much and my boyfriend like Walks away or just ignores him. I want my boyfriend to be like "What? Don't talk to my girlfriend!" Even though at that moment I would hate it, I secretly like it. If not I just look at him like a wuss. I like someone that defends me, Usually that's an aggressive guy.
LRG: Did I show you the latest piece I'm getting tattooed? Also I'd like to say thanks to my shaved head. I only take ten minutes to get ready and the bathroom is all yours.
Dawn: Well it better since I am the one who's going to support you. (Laughs).
LRG: What kind of girlfriend are you?
Dawn: I'm really nice. I cook. I don't clean, because I hate cleaning. I'm loving and I'm affectionate, but I'm crazy. I don't want my boyfriend to be crazy or jealous but I could. They can go out, but not like me. I want them to have a life, but don't go out as often as I do. I'm loyal and guys are bad. Very bad. I'm also jealous. I don't want you to talk to your ex. I probably know too much about her already because I stalked her page. Don't try and pull anything on me. We probably started out as friends and I'll be like "Tell me about whom you used to like." When a girl asks you questions, that's when guys are really honest because they like you and tell you everything. After that I'll have all the information I need that i'll never forget. (Laughs)
LRG: What's the craziest thing you've done in bed.
Dawn: I can't say. My parents are going to read this. I have to portray the good image. Justine is the bad one and I'm the good one (laughs).
LRG: At least tell us what you look for in a lover.
Dawn: I like a guy who knows what he wants. I like a guy to be aggressive. I don't like a guy to be like "Baby, can we do this?" Just do it! Don't ask, just do it! Don't play around. If you want it, take it. I don't want a crazy or anyone slapping me up but I don't like polite guys that keep asking. If you want it, go get it. I'll be like "ok". That's sexy. I'm Asian. I'm subservient. (Laughs)
LRG: So are you into Lowriders?
Dawn: When I was younger I wanted to be on the cover of Lowrider before I did Import.
LRG: What did you think when you sister got two covers?
Dawn: I was secretly jealous, but more happy than jealous. I don't ever really get jealous. I was like "Justine tell someone about me, put in a good word." (Laughs).
LRG: Do you ever get tired of people asking about your sister?
Dawn: No. I love it. I just don't like it when people say negative comments, That's one thing I will get super angry and defensive about.
LRG: Do you want to say thanks to anyone? Any shout outs? Maybe say yes to the dress?
Dawn: I might be off the market soon. I might be a married woman. (Laughs).


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text: Red-hot Cincinnati looking to avenge last year's loss to Herd By Doug Smock December 13, 2012 Story Share AP Photo Sean Kilpatrick leads Cincinnati in scoring at 20 points per game. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A year ago, a downcast Mick Cronin criticized his Cincinnati Bearcats for trying to be a "pretty team" when Marshall came to Fifth Third Arena and played a surprising bully role.Cronin didn't take long to survey the stat sheet to come up with this conclusion: "The score of the game was 43 to 30, Marshall, period."The honest-to-the-record-book score was 73-69, with the Thundering Herd upsetting the Bearcats in overtime. Cronin referred to the rebounding battle, in which the Herd had a pronounced upper hand.One could figure the undefeated Bearcats will remember that when they come calling Saturday at the Charleston Civic Center in the return bout. When the ball goes up at 2 p.m., "bout" could be the operative term.The Bearcats rebounded from that loss to Marshall, a brawl-marred Crosstown Shootout with Xavier and an overtime loss to West Virginia to advance to the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16, where Ohio State finally knocked out Cronin's squad. With a stacked backcourt returning and a physical presence continued, the Bearcats have been in the top 25 from the beginning.Their No. 11 spot in the Associated Press poll is their highest since the final poll of 2003-04, and they are starting 9-0 for the second time in three years. Entering today, they were one of 14 undefeated teams left in Division I.Sean Kilpatrick, a second-team All-Big East selection last season, is the biggest name. The 6-foot-4, 221-pound native of Yonkers, N.Y., averages 20 points and 6.1 rebounds, and has been a Big East player of the week once. His field-goal shooting is topping 50 percent, and he is shooting 40.4 percent from 3-point range.He had 19 points in last year's Marshall game, and senior Cashmere Wright had a season-high 10 assists. Both Kilpatrick and Wright broke the 1,000-point career barrier in the same game, the 58-56 win over Alabama and Wright, now averaging 15.0 points and 3.6 assists, hit a buzzer-beater for the victory.Senior JaQuon Parker, who missed last year's Marshall game with a groin injury, fills out the backcourt trio with 11.0 points and 4.6 rebounds per game. The Bearcats lost beefy Yancy Gates, but enjoy a good enough rotation inside to maintain a plus-11 average margin in rebounding. Justin Jackson, a 6-8 junior, averages a team-high 6.2 rebounds and 1.7 blocks; 6-10 Senegal native Cheikh Mbodj averages 5.2 points, 4.9 rebounds and 2.1 blocks in about 17 minutes.Off the bench, the Bearcats have another Senegalese big man, 7-1 David Nyarsuk. And yes, he is the former West Virginia signee who detoured through now-defunct Mountain State, leading the Cougars to the 2011 NAIA championship game and the 2012 semifinals. He has a five-block game this season, against North Carolina A&T.Cincinnati's win over Alabama came in the SEC-Big East Challenge, and it came after the Bearcats downed Iowa State (78-70) and Oregon (77-66). Scheduling oddity: The Bearcats will not play a nonconference opponent on its true home court this season.In fact, Saturday's game is the closest to a true road game. Even odder: Cincinnati is driving 50-plus miles farther to play at the Civic Center than it would to get to MU's Cam Henderson Center. Tickets are $15 and $25, and are available through Marshall (800-THE-HERD) and the Civic Center Box office. $10 tickets are available through MU's athletic website, herdzone.com. nn UC president Santa Ono has an open pledge to shave his head if the school wins 10 straight games in either football or basketball. So if the Bearcats beat Marshall, the clippers come out.Ono persuaded athletic director Whit Babcock and student body president Lane Hart to join him. The barbering won't take place until after the holiday break, though. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Philanthropist Betty Schoenbaum of Shoney's fortune turns 100 2 Derek Redd: Marshall thinks outside the cable box for broadcasts 3 New leaders begin to emerge for Marshall football 4 WVU seeking improvements during off week 5 Rod Run and Doo Wop brings classic cars, music to Boulevard for 12th year Herd looking to fill sizable void at wide receiver Previous Story GW's Shreve wins state Gatorade volleyball honor Next Story


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LGBT acceptance prompts Mennonite Church to sever ties to Germantown flock
Delegates with the Eastern District Conference of the Mennonite Church decided to end the group's "liaison relationship" with the Germantown Mennonite Church (GMC).
GMC Pastor Amy Yoder McGloughlin said "there was no official reason given" for the decision, which was reached two weeks ago.
However, she told NewsWorks on Monday that she suspected that GMC's acceptance of LGBT members played a role.
She deemed the news "shocking [and] painful." It appears that discussions geared toward bridging a gap with which the faith has grappled for years were unsuccessful.
"It was especially difficult to sing songs of unity and the love of God, knowing that unity and love did not prevail in the day's decisions," said McGloughlin of a GMC that labels itself "inclusive of the diversity of age, education, ethnicity, gender, economic or social class, race, sexual orientation, physical or mental condition, or residence."
News comes as a surprise
McGlouglin attended the Nov. 10 regional conference in Perkasie, Pa., which brought together representatives from Mennonite congregations from across Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, but not the meeting where the vote took place.
According to its website, Mennonite Church USA is an "Anabaptist Christian denomination with more than 109,000 members in 44 states."
One of 21 area conferences in Mennonite Church USA, representing 939 congregations, the EDC helms meetings, workshops, fundraisers and worship services.
It also provides "fellowship for pastors and congregants from church-to-church as well as connection with the national church body," said Warren Tyson, conference minister for the EDC.
GMC was a non-voting member of the EDC but was "invited to be present" and "provide counsel." Of voting delegates, a majority opposed continuing that relationship.
"The relationship is largely symbolic, and one that represents hope that dialogue can continue, despite our differences," said McGloughlin, who noted she did not anticipate the delegates' decision.
Same-sex relationship opposition
According to Tyson, faith statements of Mennonite Church USA still officially oppose same-sex relationships.
"The denomination, at this point, still has a position of not endorsing same-sex relationships," said Tyson.
McGloughlin offered insight into the church's schism on the LGBT issue.
"I see this as an issue of biblical interpretation," she said. "If you read the scriptures in a particular way, it seems very straightforward. But, to read the gospel more expansively, and to hear the stories of queer people of faith, it changes how we see the gospel. It changes how we understand who God is and what our faith is all about."
However, "conference leaders recommended to conference delegates to continue some type of relationship with Germantown. We were working towards that," Tyson told NewsWorks on Monday.
Not a permanent edict
Tyson recalled a lunch meeting with GMC members at a restaurant in Northwest Philadelphia earlier this year. He said the recommendation was made to continue the relationship, adding that he believes the vote could be reconsidered.
"The one thing that stands out to me since the new vote was taken is that a number of delegates who most likely would have favored that the relationship be continued simply were not present to vote during the delegate session," said Tyson.
Acceptance will remain intact
While McGloughlin said she is hopeful to rekindle the liaison relationship, she thought some GMC members may be hesitant to rejoin. Of the estimated 100-person attendance at Sunday services, she estimated 15 percent are also in the LGBT community. She said she had not heard of this happening to any other congregations.
"We need to be sure that a conference understands that we will baptize and welcome into membership anyone that wishes it, regardless of their sexual orientation," said McGloughlin. "If our position means that we are not part of the conference and, as a result, the Mennonite denomination, then so be it. We are called to welcome all people, and we will continue to do that."
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The 2017 Toyota Avalon, which slots between the midsize Camry and the Lexus luxury brand, ticks all the important boxes for shoppers in the market for a full-size sedan: a spacious interior, plenty of creature comforts and a smooth, quiet ride. In addition, the Avalon features a powerful engine, roomy trunk, above-average fuel economy, and a long list of options and accessories. Although the full-size car choices have dwindled over the years as more buyers opt for SUVs and crossovers, the Avalon serves as an attractive alternative for consumers looking for decent value in a traditional large sedan.
The Avalon underwent a significant update last year, which gave it a redesigned front end, new wheel designs, revamped suspension and reconfigured trim levels, so changes for 2017 are fairly minor. Probably the biggest update is that the Toyota Safety Sense package ? with items such as adaptive cruise control and forward collision warning with automatic braking ? is now standard on all Avalon models.
Inside, the Avalon continues to offer one of the best-designed and executed cabins in its class, with quality materials, excellent fit and finish, and easy-to-use controls. Luxury touches such as heated leather seats and Toyota's Entune infotainment system are standard, and buyers can choose from a range of comfort, technology and convenience options to personalize the vehicle to their taste.
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On the road, the V6 provides enough power and lively acceleration to satisfy just about any buyer looking for a vehicle in this class. The Avalon's highway ride is comfortable and easygoing, as might be expected, but what's surprising is the agility with which this large sedan handles the curves, a result of retuned suspension for this latest generation. Some drivers might find the ride a bit on the firm side compared to the Avalon's competitors, but overall Toyota has managed to strike a reasonable balance between comfort and performance.
Fuel economy for the Avalon sedan with the standard 3.5-liter six-cylinder engine is EPA-rated at 24 mpg combined (21 city/30 highway). Although those are good figures for a vehicle in this size class, shoppers looking for even better fuel economy can check out the Avalon Hybrid, which is rated at 40 mpg combined (40 city/39 highway).
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"The addition of Carson's illustrates our commitment to offer our customers the best retail in the area. Carson's offers a great merchandise mix and we're thrilled to offer our shoppers with yet another stellar retail option," said Glenbrook marketing manager Chris Ford in a news release announcing the new tenant.
Ford described Carson's as a "family department store" that will sell clothing, cosmetics, fragrances and home furnishings. He said Carson's, which will become the fourth department store at Glenbrook, is a good fit for this market.
"Carson's speaks to our shoppers," he said, because those shoppers "have a very comfortable average household income." Those shoppers will find "Carson's price points very comfortable," he predicted.
Marshall Field's left in May 2005, Ford said. The space it vacated has had some short-term tenants, mainly community causes, such as "Holiday Houses for Habitat," which is in that space now. Ford said Carson's will take possession of the space in February and plans a complete remodeling before its fall opening.
The nearest Carson's stores are in Warsaw and Marion, according to the company's website.
Glenbrook Square has more than 150 stores and restaurants, including Macy's, Sears, J.C. Penney, Banana Republic, Pandora, Coach and Granite City. It is more than 90 percent occupied, Ford said, although some of the tenants are seasonal occupants.
Carson's is one of the brands operated by the Bon-Ton Stores. That group operates 273 stores, including 11 furniture galleries, in 24 states in the Northeast, Midwest and upper Great Plains under the Bon-Ton, Bergner's, Carson Pirie Scott, Elder-Beerman, Herberger's and Younkers nameplates and, in the Detroit area, under the Parisian nameplate.


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With over 33,000 baby names on the new national roster – a full 50 percent more than were in common use a quarter century ago – you figure there have to be some weird choices among them. Our friend Brooke Dowd Sacco at KidCrave gathered the 102 weirdest names on the 2011 baby name list, and we cherry-picked the strangest of the strange.
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Haven't you heard about new Rise of Prussia yet? Then this post is what you need at the moment as I will outline key features of this brilliant game based on historic events that will give you an opportunity to feel the all-mighty king of Europe conducting various military campaigns and writing your own history.
Rise of Prussia is one of the strategy wargames that covers various military campaigns that were undertaken in Europe during the Seven Year's War in the 18th century.


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Kelly Osbourne has been purple for years. Nicole Richie has been purple for days. Now Ireland Baldwin has joined the lavender locks club, making us wonder if we should expect a tidal wave of violet-hued stars to hit the streets of Hollywood in the near future.
Baldwin, 18, a model and the daughter of Kim Basinger and Alec Baldwin, previewed the new do change, posting a shot of her in the salon chair with the caption "What's next."
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As it turns out, what was next was "purp," as she shared below, though she covered her face with her newly technicolor do before the big reveal, above, which she captioned "I could get used to this." (Though later, she confessed to having some sartorial difficulty, Tweeting "Purple hair and work out clothes really don't go together … Like I may have to give up physical activity for my purple hair … Hair like this deserves combat boots and hobo-chic jeans.")
As an up-and-coming model, we're surprised that Baldwin would mess with her signature look, but we're sort of loving the purple on her. Now we're wondering who should go purple next: Taylor Swift? Jennifer Aniston? Channing Tatum? Vote in the poll and tell us your thoughts on this trend in the comments!
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Could your smartphone's location capabilities help combat credit card fraud? AT&T seems to think so.
The carrier has launched a pilot program that would enable companies, including financial firms, to confirm the location of participating customers via its network data when they travel abroad. The technology, part of AT&T's Location Information Services portfolio, is intended to help card issuers lower fraud losses while eliminating certain hassles for consumers.
For instance, a customer who opted into the service wouldn't have to call their issuer before traveling to prevent their card from being flagged for fraud and blocked while on vacation. They also wouldn't have to worry about the card being blocked, should they forget to do so.
"We have the ability ... to push a notification to the bank," explains Chris Aron, lead product manager at AT&T, so "the likelihood of your credit card being declined is greatly reduced."
Of course, customers have to be comfortable giving the carrier the "OK" to share their location with their financial services provider in order to reap this benefit. Under the new program, opt-in information would be provided by the bank or card issuer utilizing the service, but AT&T says data-sharing is severely limited.
Companies will only be provided with a "yes" or "no" regarding whether a cardholder is where charges are appearing. AT&T doesn't get credit card data and financial firms don't get AT&T customer data, the company says.
The new service will be available to interested businesses later this year.
Would you allow your wireless carrier to share your location with your financial firm in order to mitigate travel hassles? Let us know in the comments below.
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Home Heating Fuel and Crisis Assistance Programs for 2011 - 2012
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12011 Government Center Parkway, Suite 500
Fairfax, Virginia 22035-1102
October 20, 2011
Fairfax County residents who need help to pay home heating bills or who face an emergency heating situation this winter may be able to access assistance from two federally funded programs locally administered by the county's Department of Family Services.
The Fuel Assistance program helps eligible low-income households with the costs of heating their homes. The application period for the Fuel Assistance program began on Tuesday, October 11, 2011, and closes on Monday, November 14, 2011.
The Crisis Assistance program helps households in emergency situations by providing primary heat security deposits and funding the repair or replacement of heating equipment. The application period begins Monday, November 1, 2011 and closes on Tuesday, March 15, 2012.
To apply for these programs, download an application online, complete it and then fax it to 703-324-8242, or mail it to:
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12011 Government Center Parkway, Suite 232
Fairfax, VA 22035
You may also request an application by calling 703-324-7604;
TTY703-222-9452. or pick one up at any of our offices:
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For information about how to reach these locations using public transportation, visit www.fairfaxconnector.com 703-339-7200; TTY 703-339-1608 or www.wmata.com 202-637-7000; TTY 202-638-3780.
Fairfax County is committed to nondiscrimination on the basis of disability in all county programs services and activities. Reasonable accommodations will be provided upon request. To request this information in an alternate format, call 703-324-7758; TTY 703-222-9452.


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Martha Washington Library Certified as a Green Building
April 26, 2011
Fairfax County's third oldest library, Martha Washington, is as good as gold. This library, which was renovated and expanded last year, recently received a LEED Gold©rating from the U.S. Green Building Council©
This green building certification makes this library one of two in the county to attain gold status, and it is among three gold-certified county buildings. Richard Byrd Library was certified late last year while Crosspointe Fire Station achieved gold in 2009.
In addition, the library was selected as a 2011 Public Works Project of the Year by the American Public Works Association. Martha Washington was one of 10 projects in the nation to be honored with this award that recognizes efforts to protect the environment.
Martha Washington incorporates a host of green features, including:
- Energy-efficient design that's expected to cut energy consumption by 35 percent compared to a traditionally designed library. As an example, the building's heating and cooling system automatically turns off when not needed, and sensors dim lights inside the building when not needed.
- Water-saving plumbing fixtures that should reduce water use by 40 percent compared to a conventionally designed library, include as waterless urinals, dual-flush toilets, and sensor-operated faucets.
- Large, energy efficient windows that bring natural light into 95 percent of the occupied spaces. This helps cut electricity and cooling costs because artificial lights consume energy and generate heat. Artificial lighting accounts for as much as 40-50 percent of the energy consumption in institutional buildings, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.
- A solar-reflective roof that redirects sunlight in the summer, which helps to reduce cooling costs.
- A 1,100-square-foot rain garden that treats 100 percent of the stormwater runoff from the site.
The building was expanded from 10,220 to 16,663 square feet, and this library was the third established in the county in 1954. It offers 24 public computers and meeting space for group study, quiet study and community groups.
In December, the library also received a 2010 Award of Excellence for Best Building from NAIOP Northern Virginia.
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors adopted a green building policy for county facilities in 2008. The policy requires that buildings with more than 10,000 square feet be constructed to meet minimum green building standards, if not exceed them. The policy applies to the design and construction of new county buildings and renovations or additions to existing county buildings.


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New York Times Chocolate Chip Cookies
As many of you know, I love Alton Brown's Chewy chocolate chip cookie. It's perfect. Another chocolate chip cookie recipe that gets a lot of buzz on the net is this NY Times chocolate chip cookie recipe.
Similar to AB's recipe, this recipe uses cake flour, and it is recommended that you chill the dough. I chilled my dough for over 24 hours. Again, this wasn't on purpose, but it just worked out that way. This recipe has salt sprinkled on the top prior to baking. I liked that extra hint of salt to counter the sweetness.
Overall, this is a great chocolate chip cookie recipe, but I still prefer Alton Brown's recipe. I think I might even try sprinkling some salt on the AB recipe next time I make it.
Chocolate Chip Cookies
2 cups minus 2 tablespoons (8 1/2 ounces) cake flour
1 2/3 cups (8 1/2 ounces) bread flour
1 1/4 teaspoons baking soda
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1 1/2 teaspoons coarse salt
2 1/2 sticks (1 1/4 cups) unsalted butter
1 1/4 cups (10 ounces) light brown sugar
1 cup plus 2 tablespoons (8 ounces) granulated sugar
2 large eggs
2 teaspoons natural vanilla extract
1/2 pound each of bittersweet (70% cocoa content) and milk chocolate (41%) disks or fèves, at least 60 percent cacao content - I used Ghirardelli chips
Sea salt - I used Kosher salt
Sift flours, baking soda, baking powder and salt into a bowl. Set aside.
Using a mixer fitted with paddle attachment, cream butter and sugars together until very light, about 5 minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition. Stir in the vanilla.
Reduce speed to low, add dry ingredients and mix until just combined, 5 to 10 seconds. Drop chocolate pieces in and incorporate them without breaking them. Press plastic wrap against dough and refrigerate for 24 to 36 hours. Dough may be used in batches, and can be refrigerated for up to 72 hours.
When ready to bake, preheat oven to 350F degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a nonstick baking mat. Set aside.
Scoop 12 1-ounce mounds of dough onto baking sheet, making sure to turn horizontally any chocolate pieces that are poking up; it will make for a more attractive cookie. Sprinkle lightly with sea salt and bake until golden brown but still soft in the middle, 9 to 11 minutes. **They will continue to bake after you take them out of the oven. If they look slightly shiny in the center of the cookie, but slightly brown on the edges, they are done. Be careful not to over bake them!** Transfer sheet to a wire rack for 10 minutes, then slip cookies onto another rack to cool a bit more. Repeat with remaining dough, or reserve dough, refrigerated, for baking remaining batches the next day.
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The French Room inside the Hotel Adolphus, 1303 Commerce St. Open Tuesday through Saturday for dinner, 6–9:30 p.m. 214-742-8200. HotelAdolphus.com.
There's fine dining, there's special event dining, and then there's The French Room. Chef de cuisine Marcos Segovia has maintained the high standards of this jewel box restaurant, with food as elaborate and impressive as the decor. Despite a mix-up on the bill that was quickly resolved, service is almost impeccable
Food: 5 stars
Atmosphere: 4 stars
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Price: Expensive
Mark Twain defined a literary classic as a book everyone praised and nobody read. The same might be said of any creative undertaking with a long-standing reputation, even a restaurant. Sure, it was once great, but has it maintained those qualities, or do people's expectations simply mask its weaknesses?
So after years of The French Room at the Hotel Adolphus getting credit as Dallas' best dining establishment, a reassessment was in order.
Wow. Or rather, still wow.
Some things just resist diminishment. Certainly the room itself — an ornate rococo jewel box of space that almost makes Versailles look like a double-wide in Abilene — has retained its bones. Soothing seafoam blues and angelic pinks on the walls and ceiling, soft ecru linens and comfy medallion back chairs inject a luxe Gallic panache into the boots-and-denim familiarity of most Texas-based restaurants. (It's one of the few places in town where men are still required to wear a jacket.)
The mechanics of service are also intact. Waiters invisibly replace silverware for each course and refill water glasses with stealthy precision. The sommelier introduces the wines with authority but not pomposity. Plates are deftly serves from the left and removed from the right. (A mix-up on the bill on our visit was unfortunate but quickly resolved.)
But while bad service or a shabby atmosphere can ruin a good meal, it's the food that should be the star, and here, it still is.
The menu at The French Room permits one of two prix fixe choices: An elaborate feast chosen by chef de cuisine Marcos Segovia ($110), or a three-course dinner (usually $80, but $50 Tuesdays through Thursdays) that allows some a la carte selecting by the diner. We went with the three-course, without disappointment.
The meal, of course, begins with a bread basket (the fennel wafer and oat bread were fantastic) and a complimentary amuse bouche of lobster salad with white grape and chanterelles, where crisp, earthy texture of the seafood combined seamlessly with the rich, soft fruit. But that's just the beginning.
The appetizer of Hudson Valley foie gras was a perfect starter for the season. With its autumnal influences of cranberry reduction (so thick and tart, it almost tasted of raspberries), it's a soothing cold-weather bite. The spongy fluff of banana bread, topped by a wedge of pecan crust, melted effortlessly on the tongue — helped along, no doubt, by the glass of Sauternes-like Torrentes wine that came with it. The floral, apricot-like notes with a bit of pear educed the fatty richness from the liver and bread.
The crab cakes took on an herbaceous quality, with lobster sauce imbuing the crab with a distinct muscularity, while the combination of goat cheese and polenta, pancetta and figs on slightly warm spinach elevated the salad to haute cuisine. (An apple cider sorbet, served in a charming bloom of a cup, makes for an excellent palate cleaner.)
The veal tenderloin, turned a vibrant red from the intense Chambord sauce as well as the medium rare prep, can only be described as creamy, with the beef nearly blue alongside an equally rich risotto with Spanish chorizo spicy. The boldness of the chorizo is not exactly French in character, but then who needs to be a purist? The black angus beef entrée melted in the mouth.
A rare misstep was with the halibut. It came as a beautiful piece of fish: big, white as a mountain with its top of toasted cocoanut. The cooking was also spot-on, though the sauce was too salty, interrupting the flavor of the fish.
Any place calling itself The French Room better know something about pastry, and naturally it does, under the eye of Joe Garza. If there was anything wrong with the Grand Marnier soufflé, it was just the strength of the orange sauce, which swirled around inside the lightest custard balloon imaginable. Soufflés can be tricky, but this one nearly floated out the dish. Just as delicious was the banana bread pudding: Chunky but smooth, served warm with pralines and bourbon glacé.
There's fine dining and there's event dining, but The French Room is something else entirely: A restaurant whose food brilliantly mirrors the extravagance of its setting, where style is confluent in all disciplines. A classic? Yes. But one people definitely want to come back to again and again.
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition December 10, 2010.


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Some men are too bad to be true . . .
Is he really a Viking with a vampire's bite? An angel with the body of a thunder god? A lone wolf with love on his mind? Alexandra Kelly, his prey, thinks Vikar Sigurdsson is either flat-out crazy or he's trying to maneuver her into his bed—which is hardly where a professional reporter should conduct an interview, tempting as that prospect might be.
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SANTA CRUZ -- The former owner of a Scotts Valley-based software company was sentenced Friday to eight years and eight months in state prison for bilking investors out of more than $1 million.
Jay Paul Freeman pleaded guilty in 2011 to four counts of using false statements in the sale of a security involving his company, Creative Explosions. Under a plea agreement with the Santa Cruz County District Attorney's Office, he was to be sentenced to no more than five years in prison.
Freeman failed to appear for his sentencing in March 2011 though, and a bail bondsman later tracked him down in Colorado, where he was in custody on a misdemeanor conviction. He was extradited back to Santa Cruz County.
In court Friday, prosecutor Kelly Walker characterized Freeman as having shown callous indifference to his victims. According to the criminal complaint, Freeman fraudulently obtained thousands of dollars from people who had invested in his software company. The company, started in 1996, made software for real estate companies.
Walker alleged that Freeman lied to his investors, many of whom were older, about the commercial viability of his product and failed to inform them about financial problems the company was dealing with.
Freeman was accused of telling investors the company was profitable and that the shares of stock were worth two or three times the purchase price, among other things.
"He has shown no remorse," Walker said. "He takes no responsibility for what has occurred."
Defense attorneys have argued that Freeman didn't actually lie to his investors, and that he wasn't driven by greed, dishonesty or hubris. His lack of business experience hampered him, public defender Ted Meneice said.
"He probably did take some investors on that he shouldn't have taken," Meneice said. However, he argued, Freeman isn't a white-collar criminal who was cold-calling senior citizens with the intent of defrauding them.
Symons was unmoved by Freeman's suggestion that the victims in the case would be better served by giving him less custody time because that way he could work to pay them back.
She said the lid of five years had been lenient in her opinion and in light of his failure to appear for sentencing, the terms of the prior plea agreement were off the table.
"If this man was talented, that's not the man before this court today," she said, calling him a liar and a cheat.
Symons sentenced Freeman to the maximum of eight years, eight months. She also ordered him to pay more than $1 million in restitution to five victims.
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Students must take seven (7) Major Field electives chosen from the grouped list below. Of these, three (3) must be CDM courses and three (3) must be MAT courses, and one (1) could be either a CDM or MAT course.
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TPWD Scoping Proposed Shift to South Zone Dove Season
AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is scheduling a series of scoping meetings to gather public input on a proposal to move the South Zone second split of dove season deeper into January.
The proposed dove season in the South Zone would run Sept. 20-Nov. 2, reopening Dec. 26-Jan. 20 with a 12 bird bag and not more than two white-tipped doves.
The North Zone would run Sept. 1-Oct. 30, with a 15-bird bag and not more than two white-tipped doves; the Central Zone would be Sept. 1-Oct. 30 and reopen Dec. 26-Jan. 4, with a 12-bird bag and not more than two white-tipped doves. Possession limit is twice the daily bag.
The Special White-winged Dove Zone, which now encompasses land west of I-35 and south of U. S. Highway 90, would open to white-winged dove afternoon-only (noon to sunset) hunting the first two Saturdays and Sundays in September and reopen Sept. 20-Nov. 2 and again from Dec. 26-Jan. 16. The daily bag limit is 12 birds, not more than four (4) mourning doves during the first two weekend splits and two (2) white-tipped doves.
In South Texas, a few hunters have requested more hunting opportunity in January. To accommodate this request, the department is proposing to move one week from the end of the first season segment (Nov. 3-9) and put it in January (Jan. 14-20). Quail and deer hunting would still be concurrent during either of these periods.
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- June 26 — Victoria, Pattie Dodson Public Health Center, 2805 N. Navarro, Suite 108.
- July 7 — Pleasanton, Coastal Bend College, 1411 Bensdale.
- July 8 — Hebbronville, Jim Hogg County Courthouse, 102 E. Tilley (meeting will be upstairs in the district court room).
Adoption of the early migratory game bird seasons will take place later this summer as population and other data becomes available.
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