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Dr. Jurgen Klein and his wife, Ulrike, originally founded the company in 1985. Both founders were chemists and herbologists and used their unique backgrounds to develop formulas that brought the best of both worlds into skincare products designed to maintain, preserve, restore and protect the skin. The line is created through state-of-the-art research labs that continue to work on developing the most potent, innovative natural skincare available in the world.
While in the past companies looked to the secrets of man made products to try and create medicines to treat and improve skin, more recent discoveries have taken the industry in a different direction. Jurlique is one of the leading companies that have realized that the secrets contained in many of the natural products that grow in the earth contain skin healing and nourishing secrets. Their research into this area has led to the creation of their outstanding organic skin care line.
Jurlique has a wide product range that includes their organic skin care line, but which also includes bath products, aromatherapy, hair, and baby oriented products. The unique thing about this Australian company is that they control every aspect of their product creation process. Instead of sourcing their ingredients, they also own a farming operation where they grow the key ingredients for their product lines. Read More about Jurlique.
Jurlique: Australian Botanicals for Effective Skincare >>
Jurlique is not your average skincare company. This Australian-based enterprise does not "produce" skincare; instead, it "grows" its formulas on its own farm nestled within the Adelaide Hills of South Australia. Botanicals directly from the farm provide Jurlique with the necessary ingredients to offer the "purest skincare products on earth."
Jurlique offers a wide range of products, including skincare, bath and body formulas and aromatherapy.
About the Company
The company was originally founded in 1985 by Dr. Jurgen Klein and his wife Ulrike. Both founders were chemists and herbologists and used their unique backgrounds to develop formulas that brought the best of both worlds into skincare products designed to maintain, preserve, restore and protect the skin. The line is created through state-of-the-art research labs that continue to work on developing the most potent, innovative natural skincare available in the world.
Today, Jurlique is available through a handful of stores and online retailers. Customers can also find the products for sale on the company website. The company profile continues to remain largely Australian, although countries across the globe are beginning to tune into the benefits of this all natural skincare line as well.
About the Ingredients
Although Jurlique is constantly striving to provide the latest skincare innovations to its customers, the product formulas remain completely natural. Core ingredients in the Jurlique products include rose and lavender oil. The oils are extracted directly from the plants on the Jurlique farm, so customers can rest assured the ingredients are the freshest and most potent substances available.
Other ingredients unique to the Jurlique line include ibisabol oil, which is from the Candeia plant, grape seed oil and turmeric extract. An antioxidant blend of grape seed oil, green tea and turmeric are also used in some formulas to protect the skin from environmental free radicals and prevent the signs of aging.
About the Products
The Herbal Recovery Gel and is one of the more popular Jurlique products, and it includes potent ingredients like licorice root extract, vitamin C and retinol to improve skin's texture and diminish the signs of aging. Another popula product is Jurlique calendula cream. Moisture Replenishing Cream is another popular choice, with rich ingredients like avocado and rosehip to moisturize and protect the skin from further dryness. The Rosewater Balancing Mist is an all-purpose product with rose flower extract to restore, tone and hydrate the skin.
Jurlique offers a unique, all-natural approach to skincare, with ingredients grown right on their own farm in Australia. A variety of botanicals are used in a range of combinations to address a host of skin concerns. If you are looking for skincare products that nourish as they treat, Jurlique might be the right solution for you.
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Received my order today from DrSkinSpa and was so happy because it came before the delivery date. I was excited to try this new product and am glad to say that it is exactly what I wanted. I have had problems with my skin and DrSkinSpa always has the best products at the best prices. Plus they offer the opportunity to talk to an esthetician so you can really understand what each product will do before you purchase it.
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This game was classified by the community with the following category scores - Violence=0/3, Sex=0/3, Mature Content=0/3. In 'Discovery' you can explore a giant world that is made of blocks and modify it with your own creations. Construct your house, build villages, cities, monumental constructions or dig deep under the earth. Place torches to light up your creations in the dark and enjoy beautiful sunsets or watch the stars at night.
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text: WVU opponents: Game 6, Baylor By Dave Hickman July 26, 2013 Story Share AP Photo Baylor running back Lache Seastrunk EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the 11th in a series of previews on West Virginia and Marshall football opponents.Date with WVU: Saturday, Oct. 5, time TBASite: Floyd Casey Stadium (50,000, Hellas Matrix Turf), Waco, TexasSeries: WVU leads 1-0Last meeting: WVU defeated Baylor 70-63 on Sept. 29, 2012 at Mountaineer FieldCoach: Art Briles (6th year, 33-30; 11th year overall, 67-58)Checking them outAt some point, Baylor probably needs to start playing a little bit of defense. That might be this season, too, because the Bears lost a lot on offense.Then again, Art Briles has done all right so far relying on simply outscoring teams. Yes, Baylor managed to score 63 points in a game against West Virginia and 50 against Texas last year and still lose, but has been to three straight bowls so the Bears are doing something right.The offense this year, though, might have to be just a hair different. Gone is much of the passing power of the last two years provided by Robert Griffin III and then Nick Florence and the receiving of Terrance Williams, but running back Lache Seastrunk is openly and not shyly talking about the Heisman Trophy, and after gaining 1,012 yards and averaging 7.7 yards per carry, why not? Between he and 220-pound Glasco Martin, who ran for almost 900 yards a year ago, the Bears might have the best 1-2 punch in the league.Bryce Petty takes over at quarterback and he's formidable at 6-foot-3 and 230 pounds. He'll get his passing yards in an offense designed to spread the field like few others, and wide receiver Tevin Reese has 104 catches the last two years despite being the third option. The line has some holes, but not on the left side where Cyril Richardson and Spencer Drango are both NFL talents.And maybe the defense is better. Baylor has experience, even if it is experience in being torched for 500 yards per game. Linebackers Bryce Hager and Eddie Lackey are as good a pair as there is in the league and there's athleticism and speed everywhere. But until Baylor proves it can stop someone, that will remain the Bears' biggest question mark.All-conference candidatesOffense: RB Lache Seastrunk, OG Cyril Richardson, OT Spencer DrangoDefense: LB Bryce Hager, S Ahmad Dixon, LB Eddie LackeySpecial teams: P Spencer RothNotesThis is the final season for Baylor at Floyd Casey Stadium, which was built in 1950. Next season brings the opening of one of the most anticipated stadiums in the country. The new $250 million venue will seat just 45,000, but is being built on the banks of the Brazos River adjacent to campus. ... The game with West Virginia will be the fourth straight at home to open the season for the Bears, who also play six of their first eight in Waco. Combined with two open dates, the first road game isn't until Oct. 12. And in the three weekends prior to hosting WVU, Baylor plays only Louisiana-Monroe. ... Baylor is also the third Big 12 team that opens league play against WVU. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State also play the Mountaineers as their first Big 12 game. 2013 scheduleDate Opponent 2012Aug. 31 Wofford DNPSept. 7 Buffalo DNPSept. 14 Open Sept. 21 Louisiana-Monroe W 47-42Sept. 28 OpenOct. 5 West Virginia* L 63-70Oct. 12 at Kansas State* W 52-24Oct. 19 Iowa State* L 21-35Oct. 26 at Kansas* W 41-14 Nov. 2 OpenNov. 7 Oklahoma* L 34-42Nov. 16 x-vs. Texas Tech* W 52-45 (ot)Nov. 23 at Oklahoma State* W 41-34Nov. 30 at TCU* L 21-49Dec. 7 Texas* L 50-56* Big 12 Conference gamesx - At Arlington, Texas2012 record: 8-5 overall, 4-5 Big 12 (won 49-26 over UCLA in the Holiday Bowl)Dropped: SMU (W 59-24), Sam Houston State (W 48-23) Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 New leaders begin to emerge for Marshall football 2 Derek Redd: Marshall thinks outside the cable box for broadcasts 3 Philanthropist Betty Schoenbaum of Shoney's fortune turns 100 4 DHHR report: No neglect, criminal charges in death of ResCare client 5 Deer in 8 WV counties found dead from EHD All-America swimming honors for Green, Carr Previous Story Barboursville, Martinsburg go to Little League state finals Next Story


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Word find: 9 or more letter words - medium
This free printable word find for 11-12 year olds is for kids with a very good spelling ability looking for a challenge. Sure, learning words can sometimes be difficult but pop them in a fun word find and you'll have their brains ticking away in no time at all.
What you need:
- computer with internet access
- printer
- paper
- colouring pencils or markers
This word find has been designed for kids who are fluent spellers. Using the top 1000 words from the Ayres Spelling List, we've chosen 15 of them to jumble into a word find. These words are hidden backwards and forwards as well as up and down. The words are challenging and the puzzle is just a little harder than the easy word find with 9 or more letter words.
Just for a little more fun, we have added a beaut barbie colouring page!
Learn more about spelling milestones for 11-12 year olds with Mums' School Zone.
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Sunday starter still up in the air
SEATTLE -- Although manager Lloyd McClendon still hasn't announced the starter for Sunday's series finale against the White Sox, he did rule out the idea of a bullpen-by-committee outing on Thursday.
The Mariners will temporarily add a sixth starter to the rotation for that one game, which lines Felix Hernandez, Chris Young and Hisashi Iwakuma up to face the Blue Jays in next week's series against the team currently leading the race for the American League's second Wild Card spot.
The logical options are Erasmo Ramirez and Taijuan Walker, both of whom are currently with Triple-A Tacoma. There had been some thought that reliever Tom Wilhelmsen might get another crack at starting, which he did against the Twins on July 10, but McClendon nixed that notion.
"I would say, in all likelihood, it's not going to be a bullpen [day]," he said. "We did that last time because we were so close to the All-Star break and we could afford to do that. But I just can't imagine, with our bullpen in as good shape as it is right now, to risk losing a day or two with it. So we won't do that."
Ramirez, 24, was scheduled to start on Thursday night for Tacoma, so that outing likely will be cut short if he's chosen to come up on Sunday. He is 1-5 with a 4.35 ERA in 12 starts for Seattle this season but gave up just two runs with 10 strikeouts in seven innings against the Mets in his most recent spot start, on July 24.
Walker, 21 and the team's top prospect, threw on Sunday for the Rainiers, but he gave up eight hits and eight runs in 2 1/3 innings in his worst outing of the season. He's 1-2 with a 3.60 ERA in three starts for Seattle this season.
Greg Johns is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @GregJohnsMLB as well as his Mariners Musings blog. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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10 Singles Awareness Day Songs
The dreaded week of Valentine's Day is finally here. You can't bear to hear all the plans friends are making with their significant others -- a constant reminder that you're single. One pal is planning to propose in lavish restaurant, another is having a bouquet of roses delivered to his girl and the other is prepping the bed and a playlist of R. Kelly's '12 Play' for the special night. With all of that said, you're sullen, left alone and single.


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Here's the MAKE 2008 gift guide from MAKE volume 16 (PDF). If you have your printed copy of MAKE it's on page 18, a pull out, and in the digital edition it's at the end.
I also wanted to post up a great article by our associate publisher Dan Woods called "The value of a good hands on project"…
Editor and Publisher Dale Dougherty came by my desk the other day pointing at a Newsweek folded back to a chart that ranked retail winners and losers for the past quarter. "Look what came in right behind gasoline stations on the high-growth list," he said, pointing to the circled chart. "Hobby, toy, and game stores." No one who owns a car will be surprised to see that gas stations top the growth chart, but hobby and game stores? We're in the midst of some gray economic times, and folks generally think of hobbies and games as discretionary pursuits, no?
Dale and I were intrigued by the chart because it mapped so closely to our own Maker Shed experience — a pronounced upswing in interest in kits. To be sure, part of our success is the result of a team of smart editors and staffers who've uncovered beautiful kits and projects that really resonate with our audience of inquisitive makers and science enthusiasts. However, I think the underlying data is telling us something important about ourselves and the kind of value we derive from a good hands-on project.
Perhaps it's the constructive distraction of focusing ourselves on something other than the recession, something where we have a reasonable chance of controlling the outcome. Maybe it's the satisfaction of picking up a new skill, dusting off an old one, or simply learning how something works (or doesn't). Maybe it's the memories that live long after the project is done.
And there's definitely something intrinsically satisfying about passing along skills — even the simplest of skills — to a younger maker. What kid doesn't enjoy a workbench, a few tools, and a good project on a rainy day?
Even though many of us are nixing the vacation we'd thought about, driving that funky clunker of a car for another year, or putting the bathroom remodel on hold, the basements, garages, and backyards of this planet are coming alive with experiments, tinkering, and the making spirit.
So this holiday season, whether you provision a project from recycled materials and repurposed
The chart mapped so closely to our own experience: a pronounced upswing in interest in kits.
hardware lying around the house, or decide to buy a project kit from the Maker Shed (makershed.com) or somewhere else, give yourself and someone you care about the gift of making something together.
And if you're in a position and the spirit moves you, consider giving the gift of a science kit to a deserving school or teacher. They need your help more than ever before.
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We picked up a Zathura Board Game at a thrift store and it had everything in it except the councel that spins and spits out the card. We play it with a die but it's not quite the same so if someone has one for sale let me know.
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SANDY, Utah – Real Salt Lake DF Kwame Watson-Siriboe underwent successful surgery on his right knee on Thursday to repair a torn and ruptured right ACL and torn right meniscus. The surgery was performed by team orthopedic surgeon Dr. Andrew Cooper at Salt Lake Regional Hospital in Salt Lake City. Watson-Siriboe will miss six to eight months.
Watson-Siriboe, 26, suffered the injury early in the RSL Reserves' scoreless draw at USL Pro side Phoenix FC on Saturday.
A fourth-year pro, Watson-Siriboe made seven appearances – all starts – in MLS play for RSL this year. He has 19 appearances and 17 starts in regular season play and one MLS Cup Playoff start since being acquired by the Claret-and-Cobalt last June in a trade with the Chicago Fire.
Real Salt Lake will return to MLS action this Saturday, when it will host Western Conference rival Seattle Sounders FC at 7:30 p.m. MT at Rio Tinto Stadium. The Claret-and-Cobalt will close out its seven-game home stand next Wednesday, June 26, when it will host the NASL Carolina RailHawks in a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Quarterfinal match at 7:30 p.m. MT at Rio Tinto Stadium. Tickets are available to both matches and can be purchased at the Rio Tinto Stadium box office, online at www.RealSaltLake.com/Tickets or over the phone at 801-727-2700.


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Tony Rolando's Make Noise Eurorack modules are usually noted as the best or in the top few on people's lists. The 6 channel RXMX which comes out this summer will surely be awesome for some wild panning, pinging and much more. Thanks to Nick and his team at Sonic State for the video.
"The RXMX is a concept we are working on with Grant Richter. It stands for Richter's Exquisite Mixer. The concept behind is a to apply the surrealist techniques of the exquisite corps game to patching." – Tony Rolando (Make Noise)
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Attention online shoppers in Indiana, Nevada and Tennessee. I hope you stocked up on your orders from Amazon before 2014 arrived.
As of Jan. 1, the online retail giant is collecting taxes on products purchased by residents of those three states.
That brings the number of states in which Amazon collects sales taxes to 19. The others are Arizona, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
More state sales taxes coming?
Will shoppers in the rest of the United States see a sales tax line added to their Amazon and other online invoices in 2014? Possibly.
In the states where it has agreed to collect sales taxes, Amazon has expanded its physical presence, generally by building warehouses or distribution centers. Those structures provide the necessary legal nexus for states to demand tax collection.
In New York, however, where Amazon has no physical facilities, the Seattle-based company lost its bid to prevent the Empire State from requiring it to collect sales taxes on shipments. New York tax officials' justification is the Amazon affiliates who live in the state and receive commissions for their online links to the retailer.
Overstock.com had joined Amazon in seeking Supreme Court intervention to stop the law, but the nation's high court in December refused to hear the case, leaving the New York statute in effect.
In its appeal filings, Overstock had argued that the New York law "functionally abrogates the physical-presence requirement." Now in order to avoid the New York sales tax requirement, Amazon, Overstock and similar online sellers must end their affiliates programs.
Nationwide law pending in Congress
Online retailers also must keep an eye on Congress.
The Marketplace Fairness Act, which would require online sales tax collection across the United States, was approved by the Senate last year. The House Judiciary Committee chairman is seeking input on his seven principles for Internet taxation, indicating that chamber might move the legislation this year.
Do you shop online? Is it still tax-free in your state? Will your shopping habits change if nationwide collection of sales tax on online purchases is enacted?
And you do know that you're probably supposed to be paying use tax to your state for those tax-free online purchases, right?
More tax info from Bankrate
Want the latest news on taxes, tax reform prospects, filing deadlines, Internal Revenue Service alerts and tax-saving tips? Subscribe to Bankrate's free Daily Tax Tip newsletter, our Weekly Tax Tip newsletter or, if you're a true tax geek, both!
You also can follow me on Twitter: @taxtweet.
Veteran contributing editor Kay Bell is the author of the book "The Truth About Paying Fewer Taxes" and co-author of the e-book "Future Millionaires' Guidebook."


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It is his wife the Duchess of Cambridge who is a keen follower of fashion, but last night Prince William found himself surrounded by some of the most stylish names around as he hosted a gala dinner to celebrate the work of The Royal Marsden Hospital, of which he is president.
The event, was sponsored by fashion royalty Ralph Lauren who is funding a new breast cancer centre at the hospital. It saw stars of the stage, screen and catwalk gathering to enjoy a lavish three-course dinner in the grand St George's Hall.
With the event being held in such a spectacular venue, it was only fitting that the attendees, who included Benedict Cumberbatch, Helena Bonham Carter, Kate Moss, Cate Blanchett and Emma Watson, pulled out all the stops with their outfits.
We take a look at some of the best dressed from the night.
Cate Blanchett
Hollywood actress Cate was one of the many guests modelling a Ralph Lauren design and she looked the epitome of elegance in an ivory, asymmetric evening gown. The simplicity of the gown was offset by a pair of statement chandelier earrings, also from Ralph Lauren, while a slick of red lipstick finished off the look.
Jessica Michibata
Jessica's stunning red gown certainly ensured she stood out from the crowd, with many of the other guests sticking to more muted colour palettes. The dramatic strapless dress featured an embellished bodice and a flowing hemline.
Emma Watson
Emma Watson's ensemble seems to have divided fashion critics, but we are huge fans of the sophisticated outfit, which ensured Emma looked a far cry from schoolgirl wizard Hermione Granger. The crisp white shirt paired with an artfully draped floor-length grey skirt was classic Ralph Lauren at his finest.
Kate Moss
Kate rarely puts a fashion foot wrong because she sticks to what she knows best and this occasion saw her reaching into her bulging closet for a classic black dress. However, the model showed black doesn't have to be boring, thanks to the daring thigh-high split and sheer detailing on the dress.
Helena Bonham Carter
Helena Bonham Carter is a repeat offender on worst dressed lists thanks to her eccentric style, but on this occasion she was definitely one of the best dressed. Her strapless navy Ralph Lauren number was elegant, but the cascading skirt of ruffles and mish-mash of materials added intrigue.


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Located in The City of London, this luxury hotel is within a 5-minute walk of St. Paul's Cathedral and London Stock Exchange. Old Bailey and Globe Theatre are also within 10 minutes.
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Along with 3 restaurants, this smoke-free hotel has a full-service spa and an indoor pool. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a nightclub, 3 bars/lounges, and a 24-hour fitness center are onsite.
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All 433 soundproofed rooms feature free WiFi and 24-hour room service. For a bit of entertainment, guests will find LCD TVs with satellite channels, and other amenities include wired Internet and minibars.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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In addition to a full-service spa, Grange St. Paul's features an indoor pool and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 3 bars/lounges. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
Business amenities at this 5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers a nightclub, a 24-hour fitness center, and a rooftop terrace.
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English breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Novello Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Globe Restaurant - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Reservations are required.
Benihana Restaurant - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a sauna, and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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Guests can pamper themselves with a trip to the onsite spa, which has 5 treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
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Vallejo police identified Friday the year's sixth homicide victim who was shot to death earlier this month.
Michael David Weil, 65, of Vallejo, was killed on March 17 inside his residence in the 400 block of Hichborn Street, police said.
Weil, formerly of Benicia, was living in Vallejo for two months before he was killed, police said.
The shooting was reported at about 5:20 p.m. and responding officers found Weil, who had sustained at least one gunshot wound, inside a detached garage. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said there are no suspects in the slaying, and no motive has been released.
Anyone with information related to this case is asked to call Detectives Raul Munoz and Fabio Rodriguez at 1 (800) 488-9383.
Bay City News Service contributed to this report.


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Source Console
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From the source. This console is the result of our collaboration with husband-and-wife duo Trevyn and Julian McGowan of South African design studio Source. With turned front legs and two roomy storage drawers, the Source Console stands out in living rooms, bedrooms or entryways.
- 50"w x 19"d x 30"h.
- Created in collaboration with Source. Learn more.
- Solid wood legs.
- Engineered wood body with beech veneer.
- White painted finish.
- 2 storage drawers.
- Minimal assembly.
- Wipe clean.
- Imported.
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- Overall product dimensions: 50"w x 19"d x 30"h.
- Inner drawer dimensions (2): 17.75"w x 13.25"d x 3"h.
- Number of boxes: 1.
- Shipping package: 53"w x 33"d x 9.5"h.
- Packaged weight: 78 lbs.
Minimal assembly required. View assembly instructions.
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"Listen, my child, to your master's precepts, and incline the ear of your heart..." --Prologue, The Rule of St. Benedict
Catholicism and the Benedictine Tradition have a 2,000 year history of teaching by passing down the tradition. The TANAK, or Hebrew Scriptures which we Christians called the "Old Testament" was the writing down of what was the oral tradition of the Israelite peoples that we now call the "Jews."
The Council of Hippo, 393 A.D., issued the first Canon of Scriptures which we call the "New Testament". The Christians then took the Scriptures off of large scrolls and cut them into pieces and bound them on one end. We call this "the Book" or "The Bible." This was done to make the Scriptures portable so that we could facilitate learning.
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A quest for the exotic seems to motivate some people to pass up dogs and cats for nontraditional pets. When Junior asks for a sugar glider (small rodents imported from Indonesia), Gambian pouched rat, or flying squirrel, consider how it will affect the household.
Animal protection organizations discourage people from keeping wild animals as pets. Many of these animals never make it to the pet market because they die in transit. If they do make the journey, their behavior can be quite unpredictable.
Unlike dogs and cats, confining wild critters in a home will increase their stress levels. They aren't used to living with humans and rarely bond with their owners. Furthermore, we aren't used to living with them, which makes meeting their nutrition and physical activity needs quite difficult. Our inability to provide them with the lifestyle they require usually results in caging the animal or putting the animal on a leash for long periods of time. This can result in malnutrition and behavioral disorders, which may cause the animal to become aggressive and injure someone.
Even if the animal is not aggressive, exotic animals can still carry diseases that can be transmitted to people. Some examples include rabies, ringworm, salmonella, and monkey pox.
If you or your family members are interested in wildlife, there are other options to viewing and learning about them. For example, there are many reputable sanctuaries and zoos that you can visit. These organizations have the resources and training to ensure that their animals receive the best of care and that visitors are protected from harm.
When choosing a pet, it's best to opt for an animal that provides companionship, is great to interact with, and that you are not going to ignore or discard when you become bored with it. If you want a small, low-maintenance pet, consider US-bred hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, or rats. Consult your local veterinarian about an appropriate pet for your needs.
If you decide to move forward with an exotic pet, then here are some points to consider:
Animal Welfare Institute
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Health Canada
Public Health Agency of Canada
Dangerous exotic pets. The Humane Society website. Available at: http://www.humanesociety.org/issues/exotic_pets/. Accessed February 4, 2014.
Exotic pet species. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/rabies/exposure/animals/exotic.html. Updated April 22, 2011. Accessed February 4, 2014.
State laws governing private possession of exotic animals. Born Free USA website. Available at: http://www.bornfreeusa.org/b4a2_exotic_animals.php. Accessed February 4, 2014.
Wild animals as pets position statement. American Animal Hospital Association website. Available at: https://www.aahanet.org/Library/WildAnimalPets.aspx. Updated October 2009. Accessed February 4, 2014.
Why wild animals shouldn't be pets. The Wildcat Sanctuary website. Available at http://www.wildcatsanctuary.org/Archive/2010-12-why-wild-animals-should-not-be-pets.html. Published December 2010. Accessed February 4, 2014.
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NAEYC emphasizes the importance of Math in early childhood education with Young Children theme
(Washington, D.C.) –Now more than ever teachers, policy makers and families recognize that mathematics is an integral part of early childhood development and learning. Following suit,
the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) has dedicated the May 2009 issue of the peer-reviewed professional journal Young Children to mathematics in the early years.
In this issue of Young Children (YC) you will find the following stories that highlight how young children from infancy through age eight learn math skills:
- Mathematics and Social Justice in Grade 1: How children Understand Inequality and Represent It / M. Shaun Murphy
- Dolls, Blocks, and Puzzles: Playing with Mathematical Understandings / Mary Jane Eisenhauer and David Feikes
- Integrating Concrete and Virtual Manipulatives in Early Childhood Mathematics / Dina Rosen and Jo Hoffman
- Shopping for Mathematics in Consumer Town / Ann L. Wolff and Nancy Wimer
- Infants and Toddlers Exploring Mathematics / Eugene Geist
Several of these articles, along with other resources for teaching math in the early years, appear online. NAEYC also offers a position statement on math written in conjunction with the National Council for Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM). Please visit the Position Statements section of our Web site to read the full report.
There will also be several sessions about teaching mathematics at the 18th National Institute for Early Childhood Professional Development, which will be held June 14 to 17 in Charlotte, N.C. Visit our Web site for more information on the Institute and the sessions.
Founded in 1926, the National Association for the Education of Young Children has nearly 90,000 members worldwide. The association is the largest and most influential voice for early childhood education professionals and the field of early childhood education in the United States
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A graduate of the State University of New York at Stony Brook medical school, Dr. Robert Nossa completed an internship in internal medicine at Brown University School of Medicine. He then completed a dermatology residency at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. Dr. Nossa is bilingual and speaks fluent Spanish.
Dr. Nossa's particular expertise is cosmetic procedures, especially the latest laser techniques. He has conducted research and published widely on topics such as melanoma and nonmelanoma skin cancer, technology in medicine, and Mohs surgical techniques. His articles have been published in textbooks as well as medical research journals. At The Dermatology Group, he is responsible for general and surgical dermatology as well as aesthetic services such as laser procedures, sclerotherapy, BOTOX® Cosmetic treatments, collagen injections, and related cosmetic work.
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After months of traveling to screenings at film festivals around the world, West Marin musician cum filmmaker Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee is looking forward to showing his first feature-length documentary to a hometown audience next Saturday night in Point Reyes Station.
In "Elemental," which Variety calls "an interesting view of eco-warriors at work," Vaughan-Lee profiles three environmental activists on as many continents, including one that he found right in his own backyard.
"I've been living in Point Reyes for over 20 years and know everybody's name," the multi-talented 33-year-old said. "So it's nice to bring a film I've been working on and showing at festivals all over the world to my local community center, sharing it with family and friends."
A jazz bassist, the 33-year-old cum laude graduate of Boston's Berklee College of Music recorded two critically acclaimed albums and toured internationally, performing at major festivals and concert halls before being lured away from his rising career in music by the creative attractions of making movies.
The shift began in 2005, when his father, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, a Sufi lecturer and author, was interviewed for "One: The Movie," a documentary that asked spiritual leaders the great questions of life.
"I got an opportunity to work on that film, and was intrigued by the idea of filmmaking," he said. "I wasn't planning on giving up music for it, figuring I'd do both. But as I got more and more involved in film, music started to take a back seat. I started saying no to gigs and jobs, and all of a sudden, before I knew it, I was a full-time filmmaker. I went from being a full-time jazz musician to being a full-time filmmaker in the space of a year."
Since then he's produced and directed some 25 short films, including "Seva Cafe" and "Barrio de Paz" in 2007, "A Game for Life" in 2008 and "What Would it Look Like" and "A Thousand Suns" in 2009.
He made "Elemental" over three years on a budget of the "high six figures" from a foundation and individual investors. It was shown last October at the Mill Valley Film Festival.
In his travels while making the film, Vaughan-Lee couldn't help but notice the destruction that industrialized society is wreaking on the natural world, causing global warming, water pollution and the toxic poisoning of places like Northern Alberta, in Canada, degradation he documents in "Elemental."
He wanted to bring that devastation to light through the stories of three activists working in their own ways to save the environment and heal the planet.
To find one of them, he had to look no farther than the office across the street from his in San Rafael. That's where inventor Jay Harman has been developing a mechanical fan device based on the spirals found in nature that he believes can slow down global warming by cooling the atmosphere.
In one scene in the film, a skeptic tells a chagrined-looking Harman, "There are a lot of traditional engineers who think you're full of it." But, for Vaughan-Lee, Harman is a fascinating character who deserves to be taken seriously.
"Some would say his ideas are very out there," he said. "Some people accuse him of messing with Mother Nature. But Jay's response is, 'What do you think we've been doing for the last 200 years?'"
Vaughan-Lee traveled to India to film Rajendra Singh, aka "the water Gandhi," a rogue government official working to halt the construction of dams and to shut down the factories polluting and killing the sacred Ganges River.
"It's in an appalling state — polluted, destroyed, abused, and at the same time revered by millions," he said. "Seeing it hit is why I wanted to make this film."
He also spent time in Northern Alberta, Canada, with Eriel Deranger, a young mother and native of the Dene tribe who is locked in a David and Goliath struggle against the world's largest industrial development, the Tar Sands, an oil deposit larger than the state of Florida, and its companion catastrophe, the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline.
The film documents the high cancer rates and illnesses that are threatening to wipe out indigenous people who used to sustain themselves by hunting and fishing on that land, but now have no choice but to work in the industry that is destroying their health and their future.
"It's the most destructive way to get oil out of the ground," Vaughan-Lee explained. "The scale of the destruction is mind-blowing. That's what inspired James Cameron's movie 'Avatar.' He went up there and saw the devastation and has been an active voice against the Tar Sands ever since."
Vaughan-Lee, who began playing bass professionally when he was 16, composed the music for the film with Berklee College friend Scott Salinas, recording the soundtrack with a full orchestra in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. A review in Variety praised the film's "expansive string-based score."
Vaughan-Lee lives in Point Reyes Station with his wife, Cleary, and two children, Myrtle, 10, and Elijah, 7.
"They have a love-hate relationship with my filmmaking career," he said. "When I finished this film, my son asked, 'Are you done with filmmaking now, dad?' They don't like me going away for six weeks at a time for a shoot."
Unfortunately for the Vaughan-Lee family, being away from home is a job requirement of touring musicians and filmmakers. In the past few years, he's found a way to combine his first passion, music, with the visual and narrative creativity of filmmaking.
"I like how the two come together," he said. "I really enjoy visual storytelling, and music is also telling a story. For a long time, I was drawn to improvisation, creating a story through jazz. So there are a lot of similarities. This is the next step in my creative journey, bridging the two, bringing them together."
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Judge Richard Caretti on Wednesday refuted allegations that he was drunk or knew that his girlfriend may have been drunk while they drove with his two minor daughters in the vehicle.
Caretti called his ex-wife, Lori Conway, "very vindictive and inaccurate" in her description of the turn of events late Saturday night and early Sunday morning that led to his girlfriend's arrest and Caretti being investigated for potential civil child neglect.
"I had only two or three drinks over the course of seven hours at the hall and was certainly not intoxicated when we arrived at my ex-wife's house, as my very vindictive and inaccurate ex-wife claimed," Caretti said, reading a prepared statement in a conference room near his chambers in Macomb County Circuit Court in Mount Clemens.
His girlfriend, Brenda Conway, who is a distant relative by marriage of Lori Conway, was arrested for drunk driving with two underage occupants about 12:30 a.m. Sunday outside Lori Conway's Franklin home after the foursome arrived to drop off the 15- and 12-year-old girls from a Caretti-family wedding reception in Macomb Township. Lori Conway said she called police after her elder daughter text-messaged her that Brenda Conway was drunk and driving erratically.
"When we left the hall, I had absolutely no idea that her ability to drive may have been impaired," Caretti said. "She seemed completely fine and normal. If I had any indication whatsoever that she may have been impaired, I never would have allowed her to drive my children. She drove because she appeared fine, and it was her vehicle.
"Brenda's driving from the hall to my ex-wife's home was excellent, and she abided by all applicable traffic laws."
Caretti said he didn't then drive to his Fraser home because her vehicle, a 2011 Volkswagen station wagon, was impounded by police.
"The police were kind enough to drop me off at the Tim Hortons, not because I was intoxicated as my ex-wife claimed, but because my ex-wife's driveway did not seem to be the appropriate place to wait for a ride home," he said.
Lori Conway responded to Caretti's statement by saying via a text message, "Daughter's statement clearly confirms the contrary .... Hardly vindictive or inaccurate. Just the facts."
Caretti's actions are being investigated by state Child Protective Services. CPS could file a civil petition in court that could seek some type of discipline that Caretti could agree to in a "parent-agency agreement," such as attending counseling or completing a parenting course, according to Clinton Township-based attorney Dennis Rickert, who practices in that area.
The Judicial Tenure Commission also could look into the matter regarding the judicial code of conduct. The JTC could respond to a complaint or address the matter on its own.
But Caretti said he doesn't believe he will face any consequences.
"I did nothing wrong," he said.
The couple were married in 1995 and divorced in 2011. Caretti also has two adult children.
Caretti's 15-year-old daughter told her mother that during the long drive from Sycamore Hills Golf & Banquet Center on North Avenue to 14 Mile Road and Franklin roads her dad asked her to drive home because the two adults were drunk, Lori Conway said. She has a driver's permit.
But Caretti said she wanted to drive for a different reason: "My daughter, who has her permit, always wants to drive, so I asked her if she wanted to drive for that reason only."
Brenda Conway, 50, of Troy, was arrested after her blood-alcohol content registered .16 percent and .15 percent in Breathalyzer tests.
Free on a $100 bond, she was formally charged Tuesday and faces a Jan. 28 pretrial in front of Judge Debra Nance in 46th District Court in Southfield.
The misdemeanor charge carries a minimum penalty of five days in jail, up to one year.
Caretti was appointed to the circuit bench in 2002 and re-elected in 2004 and 2010, serving as chief judge in 2008 and 2009. He earns an annual salary of $140,000.


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Harrison Lane Trail to be Dedicated on Oct. 28
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Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 9:30 a.m. at the intersection of Ransom Place and Harrison Lane near Groveton Elementary School, 6900 Harrison Lane, Alexandria, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors will celebrate the completion of the new Harrison Lane Trail. Members of the community are welcome to join in the ceremony which will feature a ribbon cutting to commemorate the trail's completion.
Various local officials including the Lee District supervisor and the chairman of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors will be on hand to officially open this new section of the county's network of non-motorized trails. Representatives from A&M Concrete Corporation, contractor for the project, have been invited to participate. Also, students and administrators of Groveton Elementary will participate.
Officials of Groveton Elementary School anticipate this trail will receive heavy use from children walking or bicycling to and from school. The creation of trails like this one throughout the county contributes to a more walkable Fairfax, one of the goals of the county's pedestrian safety initiative.
Completed under budget and 10 months faster than similar projects, Harrison Lane Trail was part of a unique pilot program in the Department of Public Works and Environmental Services, Capital Facilities, that used a team approach to manage it. This allowed for a more proactive approach to problem solving which led to bringing the project to the construction phase more quickly. In the end, much of the savings in administrative costs were due to the reduction in time in bringing the project to the construction phase.
In light of the significant time and capital saved, an estimated $177,500, this project was clearly a success. Even with the accelerated schedule, time was allotted early in the process to consider any concerns or input the residents and stakeholders may have in designing this project.
For more information on the ceremony, call the
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Two years ago Rackspace introduced Critical Sites, the premiere, white glove, customized service for our customers' most essential, and, well, critical websites. The Critical Sites team comprised Rackspace's most experienced support team, the Web Scale Engineers, and fanatically supported some of the biggest names across media, banking, gaming and digital media. But we thought, "Why stop there?" That's where the idea for Critical Application Services was born.
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Websites remain one of the most essential business, marketing and revenue-generating tools out there, but there are a host of other applications that are just as important. With Critical Application Services, we bring Fanatical Support deeper into the infrastructure stack by adding application-layer support. This means we will not stop at the operating system on customer servers; we will bring support and services all the way through the LAMP stack, Java, IIS and .net layer.
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The Web Scale Engineers' skills extend far beyond just the websites that are hosted on Rackspace's dedicated gear. With the introduction of the Rackspace open cloud powered by OpenStack we saw an opportunity to bring that highest level of support to our customers with cloud accounts and customers with a cloud/dedicated hybrid environment. We can now proactively monitor infrastructure performance across all platforms at Rackspace, giving our customers a single pane of glass view into even the most distributed and complex environments. But we didn't stop there!
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Here's some music I recorded for a German female producer. It's in her court to add vocals for this and send it back to me. You're hearing two slightly detuned Yamaha CS5 lines. Both are going through D16 Devator's. You also hear white noise from the CS5 modulated through Ableton's Auto-Pan. Assorted booms are my own recordings and swing is up.
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The Case Comprehensive Cancer Center (Case CCC) based at Case Western Reserve University (Case) is a partnership organization supporting all cancer related research efforts at Case, University Hospitals, and the Cleveland Clinic.
The Mission of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center is to:
Research programs of the Case CCC are extending into Case affiliated hospitals including MetroHealth Medical Center (the region's county hospital), Louis Stokes Veterans Affairs Hospital, and 13 community medical centers operated by University Hospitals and Cleveland Clinic.
The Center operates an NCI-supported Cancer Information Service (CIS) serving the Northern half of Ohio as part of the Midwest consortium and has an active outreach program for clinical practice-based prevention and screening initiatives, educational programs, minority recruitment and facilitation of patient referrals. Case CCC is a member of NCI's CaBIG initiative and is actively pursuing electronic databases for clinical trials, tissue repositories, and related bioinformatics.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) - U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara may have hooked his biggest insider trade, after unveiling new allegations against a SAC Capital Management trader that raises the prospect the worst is yet to come for the hedge fund and its founder Steven A. Cohen. But as prosecutors untangle a web of fraud that's so far ensnarled scores of Wall Streeters and industry heavyweights like former McKinsey & Co. head and Goldman Sachs ( GS) director Rajat Gupta and Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam, the implications of Bharara's newest allegations may extend far beyond SAC Capital and its highly watched head. Details of a Tuesday charge laid out against a former SAC trader raises the prospect that the rise of algorithmic trading and so-called 'dark pools' are facilitating insider hedge fund trading. Were the U.S. Attorney's newest charge to be borne out, algorithmic and dark pool trading will be at the heart of the insider trading conspiracy. It would also be an indication of the work left for the Securities and Exchange Commission to gain a grip over increasingly opaque stock trading venues, which have been considered at the heart of a May 2010 market meltdown and various subsequent 'flash crashes.' The U.S. attorney's charge alleges that former SAC trader Mathew Martoma was able to make $276 million in profit and avoided losses on the shares of Elan ( ELN) and Wyeth by way of trading on illegal knowledge of negative trials in an Alzheimer's drug being developed by both companies. While allegations do not mention Cohen by name, they repeatedly refer to a "Hedge Fund Owner" as receiving Martoma's advice to sell shares and instructing the hedge fund to liquidate large blocks of stock. In Martoma's alleged fraud, algorithmic trading and dark pools appear to have played a key role in obscuring what the U.S. Attorney says is the biggest insider trading profit in U.S. history for years. According to the U.S. Attorney, after receiving a tip that pharmaceuticals Elan and Wyeth would soon disclose negative Alzheimer drug trials tests in late July 2008, Martoma is alleged to have told SAC's owner to liquidate the fund's position in both company's shares. SAC did so by way of its head trader and a massive selling program of over 10.5 million Elan shares over a span of four days. The U.S. Attorney says in its charge that SAC Capital's selling represented over 20% of the reported trading volume in Elan's shares and 11% of the volume of Wyeth's shares in the seven trading days prior the disclosure of negative drug trials. Still, emails floated between a SAC's trader who executed the sale, the fund's owner, and Martoma show that SAC Capital felt its selling had gone undetected by the wider market. The main reason why: the use of trading algorithms and 'dark pools.' "We executed a sale of over 10.5 million ELN for
four internal Hedge Fund account names at an avg price of 34.21. This was executed quietly and effectively over a 4 day period through algos and darkpools," writes the executing trader, according to the U.S. attorney's complaint. "This process clearly stopped leakage of info from either in or outside the firm and in my viewpoint clearly saved us some slippage," the trader adds.
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If youre dying for some good-looking toggles in iOS, then check out another toggle jailbreak tweak called LockscreenToggles by iOS developer Samball. As the name implies, LockscreenToggles puts toggles on the Lock Screen of your iOS device.
As shown above, LockscreenToggles toggles are nicely hidden away on the lock screen; you will have to swipe on the lock screen clock to reveal the toggles. The toggles you have to choose from include:
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You can swipe down from the toggle interface to reveal an ordering interface. From here, you will be able to hold down on the triple lines and drag toggles around and choose the order you want them to appear. This works similarly to arranging Notification Center objects in Settings:
LockscreenToggles doesnt come with any options to configure and requires iOS 6. Support for additional toggles is coming soon, and the tweak is compatible with popular lock screen tweaks like LockInfo and SubtleLock. If you're interested in giving this tweak a try, you'll find it in Cydia's BigBoss repository for 99¢.
Name: LockscreenToggles
Price: 99¢
Version: 0.9
Requirements: iOS 6
Repo: BigBoss
Developer: Samball
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The public is invited to a Service of Hope at Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church, Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. The featured speaker is Karl Dietmeyer, musician and conductor, Delta pilot, and love researcher. Dietmeyer has investigated ways to more effectively and creatively express love for several years. Music will be led by the Christ Our Shepherd Flute Choir. These bi-monthly services always include communion and prayers for healing.
Schepmanns to be honored at St. Paul
Pastor Daniel Schepmann, senior pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church, and his family will soon be moving to Texas. A reception will be held for the Schepmann family on Sunday, Feb. 3, after the second service. Lunch will be served in the cafeteria of St. Paul Lutheran Church and School, 700 Ardenlee Parkway, Peachtree City. RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com or call 770-487-0339.


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The body of missing 19-year-old Santa Clarita woman Sarah Alarid was found Wednesday near her crashed car at the bottom of a steep ravine in the Angeles National Forest, officials said.
Her car was found shortly before 10 a.m. off Sand Canyon Road near the Bear Divide Access Road.
There were no signs of foul play and it seemed Alarid had been thrown from the car as it skidded off the road and a couple of hundred feet down a hillside, according to Lt. Dave Dolson of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Homicide Bureau.
"It appears to be an accident," Dolson told reporters near the scene.
Once detectives were certain her death was an accident, they planned to turn investigation of the crash over to the California Highway Patrol.
Alarid had been missing since about 3 a.m. on New Year's Day, when she left a New Year's party in her 2002 silver Ford Focus after having a fight with an ex-boyfriend.
The party was in the Shadow Pines neighborhood of Canyon Country, at a friend's house on Poppy Meadow Street.
Her disappearance triggered a widespread search effort by friends and family members, with fliers put up in locations throughout the Santa Clarita region and the launching of websites and Facebook pages.
Her uncle, Brian Alarid of Torrance, said the spot where Sarah was found was about 10 minutes away from the New Year's party she had attended.
It was not on her way home. But if she wasn't in a good mood, he said, she might have wanted to come to a place she knew well, not far from her old house.
"Maybe she just wanted to come up here and hang out for a little bit," Brian Alarid told reporters Wednesday near the crash site. "It's a nice view from up here."
He spoke before he had learned for sure the body found near the car was that of his niece.
Dolson said deputies in a sheriff's helicopter spotted Alarid's car while they were on their way to another call, the report of a possible shallow grave in Big Tujunga Canyon.
The grave did not seem to have any connection to Alarid, Dolson said. No human remains were found near the grave, officials said.
Inspector Brian Riley, a Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman, said sheriff's officials called firefighters at 9:52 a.m. Wednesday to report the car. The spot is about midway between Santa Clarita and the San Fernando Valley.
A convoy of seven coroner's vehicles, including a K-9 unit, drove up to the scene just before 12:30 p.m.
Gina Martin, one of those who'd been looking for Alarid for more than a week, said she's known the family since Sarah was 13.
"Sweet kid, not into drugs or anything like that," Martin said. "Good in school. She was not someone you expect this to happen to."
Martin's husband, Scott Allen, is a U.S. Forest Service fire captain who works for Alarid's father, Mike, who's superintendent at the Bear Divide Hotshots station.
Allen and Martin, who had a stack of fliers in their car, said they'd been driving around the area looking for Alarid since last week.
"We took every road we know, even ones that we have keys for and the public doesn't," Martin said.
Allen said he's been trained to look for signs of cars driving off the narrow canyon roads, such as skid marks. But he hadn't seen anything like that while looking for Alarid.
He said the canyon gets narrower and steeper as it goes.
"It's a windy road," Allen said. "You've got to take your time and drive slow."
It was familiar territory for Alarid, whose family used to live by the fire station before buying a house in Canyon Country.
Still, on two Facebook pages created and monitored by friends and family for Alarid - "Where's Sarah Alarid" and "FIND Sarah Alarid" - some speculated black ice on the winding road may have been a factor.
A candlelight vigil to honor Alarid had been scheduled for Wednesday evening in Canyon Country.
Friends and family who established the Facebook page (facebook.com/wheresSarahAlarid) to help in the search for Alarid posted a message Wednesday afternoon thanking the community, law enforcement, firefighters and others for their support. They also asked people to take down the posters and fliers that had been put up in the community.
"We love and miss Sarah very much!" the message said "Please respect the family's time of grieving. Not only is this a tragedy for the family but also for the community and we understand that. Comfort and prayers are needed now for all.
Thank you, The Alarid Family."
Allen described Sarah Alarid as "fun, outgoing, a little shy," but said he didn't know her well. He's worked for Mike Alarid for five years.
"He seems like an awesome father," Allen said. "He takes care of (the firefighters) like we were his kids."
Mike Alarid showed up at the scene about 1:15 p.m. Wednesday. He got out of an SUV driven by someone else, then into a sheriff's car, which drove him past the police tape. He was at the scene for about 20 minutes and did not stop to speak to reporters on his way in or out.
Dolson said detectives had little information about what happened after Alarid left the party.
They checked her cellphone records shortly after she went missing, but found no record of any calls or texts after the party.
"I think the phone went dead pretty quickly after she was last seen," Dolson said.
Staff Writer Mariecar Mendoza and City News Service contributed to this report.


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Kosher Turkey
Just in time for Thanksgiving, we are delighted to present the Best of Kosher Turkey Talk!
Kosher Turkey Talk is all about kosher Turkey – facts, tips, statistics, flavors, preparation, storage and history too.
Before we start, read an excerpt from an essay by Rabbi Michael J. Broyde about the History of American Thanksgiving.
Ask Us:
Ask us your turkey questions -– Share your recipes – Try our recipes or just Turkey Talk! To send us your Kosher Turkey Talk comments or questions, use the Comment Box below or email us via our Contact Us page. Please allow 24 hours for a response.
From the National Turkey Federation, how-to instructions from their Turkey Preparation Guide.
• Purchasing a Turkey.
• Turkey Cooking Basics Chart
• Thawing a Turkey
• Stuffing Tips
• How to Store Turkey
• Cooking a Turkey
• Turkey Breast Roasting Time Chart
• Thermometer Guidelines
• Smoking a Turkey
• Deep Frying a Turkey
• Grilling a Turkey
Roast Turkey Tips and Tricks from Chef Avram Wiseman, Dean of Student Affairs at the Center for Kosher Culinary Arts (CKCA).
• Wash and dry the turkey very well before roasting.
• Place a cut-up orange and lemon in the cavity. Citrus in the cavity of the turkey lends a beautiful aroma to the bird and cuts the strong flavor of turkey fat. Discard the fruit after the bird is cooked.
• Truss the legs of the turkey. Trussing (tying the legs together with string) allows the bird to cook more evenly.
• I do not recommend salting or peppering the outside of the turkey. Kosher turkeys are, in essence, already brined as part of the kashering process. When you think about it, Jews have been brining their turkeys since we started eating them. In contrast, brining for Thanksgiving turkeys is a relatively recent trend.
• Rub all over with canola oil, not olive. Canola is a high cooking temperature oil and allows for even browning.
• Roast your bird, breast up, in a preheated oven at 450 degrees (convention setting if possible), until it browns (45 minutes to an hour). Then cover the breast and legs with aluminum foil, and turn the oven temperature down to 375 and cook it until it reaches 160 degrees (internal temperature at the thigh). Turkeys cook at a rate of approximately 18 minutes per pound, so a 10 pound turkey takes approximately three hours to cook. Cooking time begins at the time the bird is placed in the oven, not when the temperature is turned down.
• Let the turkey rest for 20 minutes to half an hour before carving, so that the juices can redistribute.
From Cooking.com, How to Carve a Turkey
Rubbermaid For the Kitchen — Organize, Store, Serve
Our focus is on Rubbermaid and the kitchen. At Thanksgiving food storage is at the forefront. Cooking ahead, serving and then packaging leftovers is certainly part of holiday cooking.
We particularly like their line of glass containers with easy find lids. (Oh yes, we are always searching for the correct lids for our storage containers!) The Rubbermaid lids are bright red and do stand out in our cabinet. These Rubbermaid storage containers are made from clear, tempered glass, safe for microwave, oven, freezer, dishwasher and they double as servers! The Easy Find Lid organization system makes storage compact. The lids snap to the bottom of the container and to each other to make finding the right lid quick and easy. The containers have a built–in gasket to create a leak proof seal to keep foods fresher, longer.
Watch the following Rubbermaid kitchen video and storage tips:
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Wholly Wholesome Pies, Pie Shells, Pie Crusts
The Wholly Wholesome products are "Wholicious"! The pie shells are parve, OU certified kosher and our pie shell of choice for Thanksgiving. They are organic, delicious, wholesome, convenient and dairy free. We always keep several in the freezer and just fill and bake – couldn't be easier. Doon Wintz, president and founder of Wholly Wholesome has shared his recipe for apple pie.
Doon's Easy Apple Pie
Core peel and slice fresh apples; toss with sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg. Place in a Wholly Wholesome pie shell with a few pats of butter or margarine. Invert another shell on top. Crimp edges, slit and bake at 375 for about 50 minutes or until the crust is golden brown. For a shiny finish, brush on a mixture of beaten egg and milk or one part boiling water and 3 parts sugar prior to baking.
7-Ways to Use Wholly Wholesome Pie Crusts This Thanksgiving:
• Crumble up a 9" Wholly Wholesome Graham Cracker Pie Crust and use as a topping or sprinkle for your favorite dessert. Tastes great with Strawberry Short Cake.
• Use a pastry cutter and cut a 9" Wholly Wholesome Pie Shell into long, thin strips. Lightly butter them and sprinkle them with cinnamon and sugar. Then simply twist them and bake them at 375ºF until golden brown.
• Roll your leftover shells into an oblong about 1/4 inch thick. Sprinkle with grated cheese, pressing it into the dough. Fold into thirds and press it down firmly. Roll into an oblong again and, if desired, sprinkle with your favorite seasoning. With a knife or pastry wheel, cut strips measuring 5" X 1". Twist the strips gently two or three times and place on a cookie sheet, pressing the ends down firmly to secure them. Bake in a preheated hot, 425°F, oven about 10 minutes, or until browned.
• Cut up a 9" Wholly Wholesome Pie Shell and roll into balls. Sprinkle nuts, chocolate chips or another favorite filling as you are rolling. Then sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar or a chocolate drizzle. Bake at 375º until golden brown.
• Line a muffin pan with a 9" Wholly Wholesome Pie Shell and insert apples and cinnamon. Gently fold the tops over and bake at 375º until golden brown. Instant Apple Tarts!
• Cut a Wholly Wholesome Pie Shell in 1/4" thin strips, plait them together and brush them with melted butter. Bake, and then dip one end into chocolate and refrigerate. You can also sprinkle them with powdered sugar for a little extra sweetness!
• Crumble up a 9" Wholly Wholesome Chocolate Pie Crust and mix into your favorite holiday pudding to create a "mud" pudding. Simple and delicious!
For recipes using Wholly Wholesome Pie Crusts, please go to Kosher Turkey Talk Recipes.
Reynolds Products – For Fuss-Free (Almost) Cooking and Clean-up
The turkey roasting pan − Major, major big-time clean-up! But it doesn't have to be if you use Reynolds Wrap® Aluminum Foil (to line the pan) or Reynolds Oven Bags.
Introduced in 1947, as "the pure aluminum foil for 1,001 kitchen miracles", we consider it an indispensible kitchen tool. It is moisture-proof, odor-proof, withstands high heat and can be used to line pans. But best of all, after that turkey comes out of the oven and you have removed the pan dripping—just wad it up and throw it away!
Our friends at Reynolds are experts in the kitchen. The following links to the Reynolds Kitchen – Reynolds Turkey Tips Central, will provide tips and guidelines to assist you in Thanksgiving preparations.
• Defrosting a Turkey
• Testing for Doneness
• Handling Turkey Safely and Handling Leftovers
• Storage Times for Leftovers
• Safely Ladling Juices from the Roasting Pan
• How to Line a Pan with Foil Video
Enjoy the following COUPONS from our friends at Reynolds Products.
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• Library Release of 2004 Hagafen Estate Pinot Noir – One word, Scrumptuous! Cherry, berry, hint of smokiness, at its peak! $60.00 (limited quan.)
• Prix Reserve 2009 Sauv Blanc, Moskowhite Ranch, Blk #53 – This is your quintessential fall and winter Sauvignon Blanc. Amazing structure and complexity, oaked with a buttercream finish. $30.00
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Fun Turkey Trivia!
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Despite results, Danks encouraged by outing
TEMPE, Ariz. -- John Danks knows there's little room for error, especially with his fastball still lacking a little velocity, as his arm strength continues to build up following Aug. 6 arthroscopic surgery.
He also understands there's no magic elixir to fix the issue. All Danks can do is continue to work and take the mound, just as he did for 3 1/3 innings and 61 pitches during Thursday's 12-4 loss to the Angels in Tempe.
"I talked to Dr. [Anthony] Romeo last week and he told me that I'm doing everything I could do," said Danks, referring to one of the doctors who performed his surgery. "There's not any special exercises or treatment I can do. I just have to go out there and throw through it.
"Certainly the focus right now is on that I can't make myself throw it any harder than what I'm trying to do. I just have to be able to throw it where I can get the best results."
Those results, at least on paper, weren't exactly perfect on Thursday. Facing a stacked Angels' lineup that featured every starter except catcher and shortstop, Danks gave up six runs on seven hits, while striking out two and walking one.
Danks threw 39 of his pitches for strikes, including a 1-1 changeup in the first inning that Mike Trout drove out for his first Cactus League home run. Through three Spring Training starts, Danks has allowed 10 earned runs on 16 hits over 7 2/3 innings. But remember, he hadn't pitched in a game since a four-inning rehab start last June 12 in Columbus.
So Thursday's effort was considered an overall success by the southpaw.
"Obviously the results don't show, but I feel like this was probably one of my better outings, just in terms of seeing some results," Danks said. "I threw some good changeups, I was able to get the cutter working toward the end. Obviously I gotta get the ball down, but that'll come.
"There's plenty of positives to take out of it. You don't like to come out of it like that, but it's another small step. I won't say a leap, but it's a small step in the right direction."
Three more starts are on tap for Danks before the start of the regular season: March 19 vs. the Reds, March 24 vs. the Royals or on the Minor League side, and then March 29 at Miller Park against the Brewers. He has no doubt he will break camp with the team, but much like the arm strength issue, Danks believes all he can do to convince the higher-ups is go out and pitch.
"It's a team sport and it's win driven," Danks said. "It doesn't matter who is out there getting you wins as long as someone is getting you wins. I fully anticipate them taking the best five guys they have at that time. Hopefully I'm one of them. I have no doubts that I will be. That's their decision to make."
"He's progressing each time out with how he's feeling and velocity and stuff like that," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said. "That right now is more important, him being healthy than thinking that far ahead."
Scott Merkin is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Merk's Works, and follow him on Twitter @scottmerkin. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Cardinals playing with short bench, bullpen
ST. LOUIS -- The Cardinals faced the Mets on Tuesday with both a short bench and bullpen after opting not to make a roster move prior to the second game of the three-game set. Manager Mike Matheny said the club will re-evaluate the roster situation after Tuesday's game to determine if a callup needs to be made before the series finale.
As of now, the Cardinals' eight-man bullpen is down to six available relievers for the rest of this series, as Carlos Martinez (59 pitches) and Nick Greenwood (60 pitches) will need a few days to recover from their extended appearances on Monday.
Yet Greenwood, who likely would have been the one sent out had a move been made, was able to limit the rest of the load put on the bullpen by taking the reins from Martinez and pitching into the eighth in his Major League debut. Randy Choate then faced two batters, and Seth Maness closed the win with 1 1/3 scoreless innings.
"The way we look at it is because Seth, Carlos and Nick did what they did, we have a pretty healthy 'pen right now," Matheny said. "If we need to change that tomorrow, we have the ability to do that without making a quick move just to get us through today, where we feel we're pretty well covered."
The Cardinals have been playing with a four-man bench since summoning Greenwood on Sunday. The organization's preference is to add that fifth position player back as soon as possible. At the latest, that should happen once the Cardinals confirm that Adam Wainwright will make his scheduled start on Saturday. By that point, Martinez will have gotten his needed rest and a reliever (most likely Greenwood) can then be swapped for the extra hitter.
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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To study nutrition and brain health, researchers performed a long-term study over a 13-year period. They first collected diet and thinking (cognitive) function information from 2,135 adults who were 45 to 60 years old. The cognitive function tests included assessment of:
Thirteen years later, the study subjects completed another cognitive function test. The researchers discovered that the more closely a person followed the healthy eating guidelines, the more likely he or she was to maintain good verbal memory and skill. The healthy eaters also maintained better executive function, which is the ability to organize thoughts and activities, prioritize tasks, manage time, and make decisions.
While this study does not prove cause and effect, it suggests that choosing the right foods may nurture our noggins as we age. Put brain-healthy eating front and center in your life with the following tips.
(Am J Clin Nutr 2010; published online ahead of print)
Suzanne Dixon, MPH, MS, RD, an author, speaker, and internationally recognized expert in chronic disease prevention, epidemiology, and nutrition, has taught medical, nursing, public health, and alternative medicine coursework. She has delivered over 150 invited lectures to health professionals and consumers and is the creator of a nutrition website acclaimed by the New York Times and Time magazine. Suzanne received her training in epidemiology and nutrition at the University of Michigan, School of Public Health at Ann Arbor.
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The ability to get to the verge without getting into the war is the necessary art. If you cannot master it, you inevitably get into war. If you try to run away from it, if you are scared to go to the brink, you are lost.
The quote was widely criticized by the Eisenhower Administration's opponents, and the first attested use of brinkmanship seems to have been in such a disparaging context, a few weeks after the magazine interview appeared, by Democratic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson criticizing Dulles for "boasting of his brinkmanship -- the art of bringing us to the edge of the nuclear abyss."


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Hello Friends,
Many thanks for your previous kind help. I read the following in "The Path to the Arahantship":
"When referring to the original citta, the Buddha stated: "Pabhassaramidam cittam bhikkhave." Pabhassara means radiant, it does not mean pure."
I'd like to know the exact meaning of "Pabhassaramidam cittam bhikkhave".
I also would like to know if the Buddha had used the word "pure" in pali to describe the "luminous mind" or the "luminous all around" consciousness.
Metta to all,