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This is the most productive (measured in scientific publications) terrestrial field station in the world, with scientists coming from all over the US and from overseas to work there each summer. A lot of important research on high-altitude ecology, evolutionary biology, and behavioral ecology is conducted there, and many students (undergraduate and graduate) have been trained there. I've worked there every summer since 1971. David Inouye, University of Maryland
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As a non-scientist member of the Board, I am enormously impressed by the high caliber of the work that goes on at the lab as well as by its outreach to the community and to students of all ages. Additionally, I admire the vision of the trustees and thougtful management provided by the staff. It is a very well run organization.
For students, RMBL provides a total immersion experience in the world of cutting-edge field science. Every summer a collaborative community of scientists from all over the world descends upon Gothic, and students get to be an integral part of it. RMBL is the best place I know of for inspiring and training the next generation of field scientists.
The Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) has been a significant part of my life since my first summer as a beginning graduate student in 1981. I have returned each summer since then to both teach and conduct research at RMBL. The Lab has been transformative in expanding my knowledge of high-elevation plant and animal communities and, in so doing, has enriched my teaching of undergraduate and graduate students about sub-alpine ecology. Through a greater understanding of the natural world, we can strive to preserve it for future generations.
In its ninth decade of operations, RMBL is an independent biological field station and is the leading center for research into sub-alpine and alpine eco-systems in the U.S. and, perhaps, in the world. Research undertaken at RMBL revealed the existence of acid snow at high elevations and played a role in congressional amendment of the Clean Air Act in 1990. More recently, different experiments at RMBL on marmots and plant life showed how climate change appears to be subtly changing the local and, by extension, other similar ecosystems elsewhere. In short, RMBL is a unique and valuable scientific non-profit operating at the crossroads of major issues that affect human and other life on Earth.
I have been a student, researcher, and board member at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) over the last 20 years. RMBL is the premier high-altitude field station in the world, and one of the oldest independent field stations in the country. Science conducted at the RMBL has contributed to our fundamental understanding of how montane ecosystems work, how human society depends upon them for many of our needs, and how we are affecting them through our actions. RMBL also has a thriving educational program and vibrant outreach activities that engage the general public in the scientific work done there. RMBL is on a growth trajectory right now, and it needs your support. This support will be highly leveraged by a large number of scientific and historic grants and donations from a diverse donor base.


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This post is a review of some of the best RA Junction discoveries in 2016.
RA Junction Review of Gut Health, Supplements, Diet
As you know, current science has tied rheumatoid arthritis to gut health. Here are some newer findings on diet, nutrients and ways to improve your gut health.
- Learn how a healthy digestive system functions: This post provides a description of the anatomy and physiology of a healthy digestive system. Your RA can improve dramatically if your digestive system in functioning well.
- Gut Power: Several recent studies on gut health are featured here. There is also a list of suggestions for keeping your gut healthy.
- Lectins: Some of these proteins can be harmful to people with RA. Learn what they are and how to minimize their affect on your body.
- The Lowdown on magnesium deficiency: Many experts believe that as many as 80% of Americans have a deficiency of magnesium. Our cells need magnesium to make energy and fight fatigue , depression and kidney disease.
- Health benefits of dark chocolate: Could not resist adding this post to the list. I love dark chocolate but only some types of chocolate are beneficial to our health.
- Probiotic Foods: The benefits of probiotic foods far surpass the benefits of probiotic supplements.
Lifestyle Changes That Improve RA
In 2016 there has been renewed emphasis on lifestyle habits that seriously affect our RA. Researchers have found some interesting lifestyle changes that help RA.
- Non- Drug Solutions to Chronic Pain: Coping with chronic pain is difficult for all of us. Find some non-drug solutions that help.
- The Power of Essential Oils: Essential oils can improve RA. Find out what you need to know before purchasing essential oils.
- The Power of Your Mind, BodySpirit and Emotions: Studies have proven that our mind, spirit and emotions have a profound effect on our health.
- Low Dose NaltrexoneLow Dose Naltrexone: LDN is a drug that is being used successfully by some alternative care physicians to treat RA.
- RA Brain Fog: Brain fog is a common symptom of RA. Researchers are looking for a cause of brain fog. Some researchers have theories that lead to suggestions for help.
- Design Thinking: Is a planning method that engineers and other planners have used for years. It is a method that can also be used to develop a healthier life style.
- Your Circadian Rhythm: Your circadian rhythm can control your sleeping patterns. Learn how to reset your circadian rhythm when stress and/or RA pain cause loss of sleep.
- Arthritis Friendly Tools: Here are some arthritis-friendly tools to make your life easier.
RA Junction Review of Recent Studies that May Improve Your RA
- Epigenetics: What is epigenetics and what has research discovered about it's relationship to RA?
- Newly Discovered Natural Protein in Wheat: A natural protein just discovered in wheat has been linked to RA.
- Most Common Vitamin Deficiencies found in people with RA: John's Hopkins has identified the most common vitamin deficiencies in people with RA. Correcting them can improve your health.
- Newly Discovered Drug Treatment: Scientists have identified a naturally occurring substance in the body that may lead to new drugs that reduce inflammation without the side effects of current drugs.
- Genetically Engineered Living Hip: Scientists have created a "living hip" out of a patient's own stem cells. This discovery reduces chance of the body's rejection of an artificial hip replacement.
Hope this review can help you complete your list of 2017 New Year's Resolutions.
Wishing You a Happy, Healthy 2017
This post is a review of 2016 RA Junction Posts. References can be found in the links to each post.

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Kickstand Productions Presents
Superheaven, Pity Sex, Cloakroom
2011 W. North Ave.
Chicago, IL, 60647
Doors 5:30 PM / Show 6:00 PM
This event is all ages
Superheaven was formed in the late winter of 2007,there they began writing their first songs which would end up on their Demo and later on an EP called Sinking, released on Get This Right Records in August of 2009. From there the band began touring throughout the east coast and mid west. Later that year, the band ventured overseas to tour in Australia. After their return they began recording their 2nd EP entitled Dispirit, released in July of 2010 on Six Feet Under Records. 2010 was the bands first full US tour, they toured out west to play the Sound & Fury Festival, and headed back east playing shows with Transit along the way. After they returned home from the tour they began writing again for a new release. In 2011, the band took their first trip to Europe to tour with Basement and Hostage Calm. With no intention of slowing down, the band had various tours with Bone Without Bones, Daytrader, Seahaven and Basement throughout the rest of that year. In early 2012, they released a new EP entitled The Difference In Good and Bad Dreams released on Run For Cover Records. At this time, the band had a lineup change and acquired a new drummer. 2012 would be the year the band would write their first full length LP. From there, the band took to a heavier touring schedule, including various US and European tours with such acts as More Than Life, The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid To Die, Dead End Path, Soul Search and Basement. When they weren't touring they were spending time writing the rest of their record. Superheaven consists of Taylor Madison and Jake Clarke on guitars and vocals, Joe Kane on bass, and Zack Robbins on drums. The band is set to debut their first full length LP entitled Jar on Run For Cover Records in the spring of 2013.
Hailing from Ann Arbor, MI, Pity Sex specialize in foggy, lo-fi noise pop and fuzzed-out, blown-speaker walls of sound, all with their own midwestern emo subtleties. Situated somewhere at the convergence of Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth and Hum, the bands quietest moments are defeated reflections with plaintive instrumentals. It's loudest are desperate cries washed in searing, reverby overdrive.
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On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What are the five best romantic restaurants in Phoenix & Scottsdale?Inspired by the beauty of the desert, romantic restaurants in Phoenix start with stunning views and finish with stellar cuisine. Here's our list of the five best:
1. Quiessence. At the base of South Mountain, sitting among pecan groves and gardens, this local favorite wins on its intimate setting alone. The elegant American fare changes daily, but the multi-course Farmer's Feast brings the best of this working farm to the table.
2. T. Cook's. This Mediterranean-inspired restaurant at Royal Palms Resort boasts Old World sophistication and top-notch cuisine. The twinkling lights, colonial architecture and soothing fountains will transport you out of the city and into another era.
3. Lon's at Hermosa Inn. For a touch of Arizona charm, head to Hermosa Inn, where you'll dine in a restored hacienda. The crave-worthy dishes are created from the restaurant's organic garden and the sunset views are some of the best in the city — be sure to sit on the patio.
4. Vincent on Camelback. The ever-romantic French tradition meets the Southwest on James Beard Award-winner Vincent Guerithault's menu, featuring fusion dishes. While the setting is decidedly romantic, food is the focus here. Your sweetie will swoon over the duck tamales.
5. A Different Pointe of View. With sweeping views and high-end cuisine, this mountaintop restaurant specializes in romance. Be sure to book a window seat for a view of the twinkling city lights.
On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What are the five best kid-friendly restaurants in Phoenix & Scottsdale?Given the generally family-friendly vibe in Phoenix, it's easy to think the city was planned specifically with youngsters in mind. Kid-friendly restaurants are plentiful in Phoenix, but a handful of local gems make the dining scene truly unique. For an experience kids and their parents will dig in to, try these local favorites:
1. Joe's Farm Grill. The restaurant is a trek from downtown, but worth the drive. Fare such as burgers and barbecue is made with local products, and even vegetables grown onsite. Come to enjoy a surprisingly bucolic setting in the city where kids can burn off some energy in the open green spaces.
2. Organ Stop Pizza. Music from the 6,000-pipe Wurlitzer organ keeps kids dancing in the aisles while parents can kick back with beers and pizza at this truly one-of-a-kind spot.
3. Sugar Bowl. A favorite since the '50s, this retro ice cream parlor is a sure-fire hit. Have a banana split and get acquainted with old-fashioned treats like the Sugar Bowl's Ice Capades and Camelback Sodas. When you're finished, there's an arcade next door.
4. La Grande Orange Pizzeria. This cool and casual spot is a breakfast bar, pizzeria and grocery in one, serving pies from classic to unique, including a vegan option. There's a kids' menu and they serve celery and carrot sticks for no charge.
5. Rustler's Rooste. Kids will love the Western atmosphere at this themed restaurant. You'll embrace the kitsch, too, when you see their reaction to the giant slide in the dining room. They serve steaks, ribs and chicken, but that's not really the point.
On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What's the best time to visit Phoenix & Scottsdale?With mild winters and idyllic weather in the spring and fall, the best time to visit Phoenix stretches from October to April. Summers can be brutal in the Valley of the Sun — with average daily temperatures sure to be over 100 F — but the heat dissipates in mid-September and stays nice through mid-May. Temperatures tend to stay between the mid 50s and 80s from fall to spring, and rarely dip below freezing. Days are warm, with sunshine most of the year. Spring is particularly magical in Phoenix, with orange blossoms starting to bloom and spring training baseball games getting underway.
On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What is the best way to see Phoenix & Scottsdale in two days?If you have two days in the Phoenix, look to add in a wild West adventure. Start day one with a quick trip to a local breakfast hotspot such as Matt's Big Breakfast in downtown Phoenix or the Breakfast Club of Scottsdale. Then spend the morning hitting the links or the picturesque hiking trails. The Phoenician in Scottsdale and the Legacy Golf Club in Phoenix immerse you in the desert while still on the manicured greens, while a hike up Camelback or South Mountain is sure to work up an appetite. For lunch, check out the local specialty: Mexican cuisine with an Arizona twist at Barrio Café or Los Sombreros. Spend the afternoon at the Heard Museum for some Native American history or the Musical Instrument Museum in Scottsdale for a new take on sound. Wind the afternoon down at The Vig for affordable appetizers and killer cocktails or Four Peaks for local brews. Dine over sunset views at Lon's at Hermosa Inn in Paradise Valley or take the short trip out to Kai for Five-Star Native American cuisine and mountain views.
On day two, take a drive just outside the city center. Scenic roads abound east of the city and a trip to Saguaro Lake will take you through a forest of ancient saguaro cacti, while a drive up the Apache Trail brings breathtaking views and ends in the old-west town of Tortilla Flats. Don't want to add on the mileage? Head to the Desert Botanical Gardens where the best of the desert can be discovered on easy walking trails. Head to Gallo Blanco for a lunch of street-food-inspired tacos, or track down actual street fare from the upscale food trucks that dot the city — Short Leash Hot Dogs is a Phoenix favorite. Indulge in the afternoon — choose relaxing at the Montelucia Resort and Spa or treat yourself to some shopping at Biltmore Fashion Park.
Looking for more excitement? With pro baseball, basketball, football and hockey teams, spring training, fall ball and Arizona State University in Tempe, there's always a game to catch. Spend your final evening in Phoenix downtown, at Pizzeria Bianco or Nobuo at Teeter House. Located across the way from each other in historic Heritage Square, both restaurants feature James Beard Award-winning chefs and to-die-for cuisine. If you've got enough energy for some nightlife, don't miss Char's Has the Blues in Phoenix for live music or head to Scottsdale for clubbing at Axis Radius.
On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What is the best way to see Phoenix & Scottsdale in one day?Phoenix is a sprawling city, so if you only have one day to see the Valley of the Sun, look to stay in Scottsdale or downtown Phoenix. Start your day with breakfast at a local favorite — Matt's Big Breakfast or the Breakfast Club of Scottsdale — before heading outdoors. Stunning mountain golf courses, such as the Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale or the Legacy Golf Club in Phoenix; hiking trails on Camelback and South Mountain; or a stroll through the Desert Botanical Gardens all make for a picturesque mid-morning. After working up an appetite, look for something with Mexican flair for lunch — you're in the Southwest, after all — such as Barrio Café or Los Sombreros.
As the afternoon sun climbs into the sky, head for the Heard Museum in Phoenix to marvel at the Native American art and artifacts, or take in the Musical Instrument Museum in Scottsdale to see some seriously famous music-machines. Don't miss the great food and cheap drinks at happy hours across the city — settle in at The Vig or local watering hole Four Peaks in Tempe and Scottsdale.
For dinner, experience one of the city's great restaurants with a sunset view. Try the American cuisine at Lon's at the Hermosa Inn in Paradise Valley for an old west experience surrounded by the desert. In Phoenix, head to the Five-Star Kai for Native American cuisine and mountain views. If you're looking for nightlife, Char's Has the Blues in Phoenix is a local favorite for live music, while Scottsdale is the place to dance the night away at the ever-popular Axis Radius club.
On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What is Phoenix & Scottsdale's cultural scene like?Shaped by the area's Native American heritage and long-time love affair with the arts, Phoenix's cultural scene is lively. From The Phoenix Symphony to public art dotting the desert setting, the city is filled with opportunities to enjoy the fine arts. Monthly art walks in Phoenix and Scottsdale transform the city with open galleries, while Broadway productions and local theater — with companies such as Actors Theatre and Stray Cat Theatre — are mainstays. Jazz bars and local venues offer music every night of the week. A city filled with museums, Phoenix documents and celebrates everything from firefighters — The Hall of Flame Fire Museum — to music-making — the Musical Instrument Museum. Perhaps the real gem, however, is the area's Native American history. Don't miss the Heard Museum, home to a comprehensive southwest art collection that explores the legacy of the state's many Native American tribes.
On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
Where can I go to watch sports in Phoenix & Scottsdale?Sports bars abound in Phoenix, but with five professional sports teams and state-of-the-art stadiums, this is the place to catch a game live. Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, boasts a retractable roof, air conditioning and seats as cheap as $6. The stadium rarely sells out, making day-of tickets easy to come by. Just next-door is the US Airways Center where the NBA's Phoenix Suns hoop it up. Although tickets aren't necessarily cheap, there isn't a bad seat in the house. If you're planning to enjoy the spring weather, don't miss Cactus League spring training games where you can get up-close to the baseball greats for less money. If you want a place to kick back and catch a game, head downtown to Majerle's Sports Grill or Alice Cooperstown Restaurant, where everyone congregates around great food and multiple TVs.
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Where are the best places to hear live music in Phoenix & Scottsdale?Phoenix is a city in love with the arts, yet the best places to hear live music remain underground — and have a serious local following. For blues, jazz or something funky, head to Char's Has the Blues. It's a tiny spot with nearly impossible parking, but the fun crowd and great live music every night more than makes up for its shortcomings. A more traditional venue, The Rhythm Room showcases roots and blues. The low-to-the-ground stage and small capacity create an intimate experience for the nightly shows. If you want some Old West charm, head to Handlebar J Restaurant and Saloon for live country music and cowboy fun — the music is the focus here, so be sure to eat before you go.
On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What is the best Phoenix & Scottsdale nightlife?Sleepy during the week, Scottsdale clubs light up on the weekends while artsy bars downtown turn out unique cocktails, high-end beers and fine wines. If you're looking to dance, head to Scottsdale where the young and famous party. Ever-popular Axis Radius has a two-clubs-in-one approach and attracts everyone from celebrities to local VIPs. Nearby Myst has a fun architectural twist, including suspended catwalks, six bars, two dance floors and an outdoor patio perfect for enjoying the warm weather. Bars line Old Town Scottsdale, making it easy to experience the best spots without driving. If you want something more low key, head to downtown Phoenix where local darling The Roosevelt stocks high-end beers and wines in a charming historic house and The Vig Uptown serves inventive cocktails in a remodeled bank from the '60s.
On April 7, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What are the best Phoenix & Scottsdale museums?From the traditional to the innovative, Phoenix has a surprising collection of museums. It's hard to go wrong with most of the museums in the city, but these are the standouts:
A celebration of Native American heritage, the Heard Museum shows off the rich history of the state's tribes. The exhibits guide you through the life, legacy and mysticism of the Southwest's tribes. This is a must see for all visitors to the Phoenix area. Frequent cultural events on the weekends are worth attending — the dance performances are especially captivating.
For the arts enthusiast, the Phoenix Art Museum or the rotating shows at the museum at modern Mesa Arts Center are well worth a visit. The rotating collections at the Mesa Arts Center highlight thought-provoking works while the Phoenix Art Museum balances traditional European and Asian collections with downright cool installation pieces like James Turrell's Tall Glass.
The Musical Instrument Museum in Scottsdale has burst onto the scene as a new favorite. Surprisingly quiet, the history of musical instruments from the familiar to wacky plays out in individual headphones. This is truly a space to immerse yourself in the music — without the overwhelming background noise. Don't miss the chance to gawk at instruments played by the likes of John Lennon and The Black Eyed Peas.
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What are the five best free things to do in Phoenix & Scottsdale?Some of the best of Phoenix is available for free, from gorgeous hiking trails to frequent cultural events. There's a lot to see in the Valley of the Sun for cheap, making it easy to have fun without spending a dime. Here's our list of the best five things to do for free:
1. Check out First Friday. First Friday turns downtown Phoenix into a massive art walk with open galleries, live bands and performance art. Best of all, the whole experience is free. Missed it? Many galleries re-open for Third Friday while Scottsdale's ArtWalk, which takes place every Thursday, is a close second.
2. Hit the trails. Head outside to enjoy the desert at South Mountain or Piestewa Peak, where hiking trails for everyone from beginners to experts lead to the top with panoramic views of the Valley. Be sure to bring plenty of water if you're heading out on the trails, even in cooler weather the desert can easily leave you dehydrated.
3. Enjoy Free Museum Night. Many area museums, including the Phoenix Art Museum, host a free night once a month. The art museum is a cultural beacon in the city, with strong European, Latin American and Asian art collections. Don't miss the lively contemporary art collection or frequent travelling exhibitions.
4. Hop on the Trolley. If you plan on touring Old Town Scottsdale, don't miss the Scottsdale Trolley Tour, which is an easy way to learn about the area without wearing a hole in your sneakers. This two-hour tour will introduce you to the best of Old Town — highlighting restaurants, shopping and the town's history along the way. A must-see occurs early in the tour at the Old Adobe Mission. This 1931 whitewashed building sparkles against the low-lying adobe buildings in the area. Contrasted against a bright blue sky, this is a can't-miss photo opportunity.
5. Check out the area's farmers markets. Once a staple of the state's economy, citrus is the pride of the Valley of the Sun. Don't miss the sweet oranges, tangy yet sweet lemons or the multiple varieties of grapefruit from local farmers who showcase the best seasonal produce from around the state. For something unique, sample some of the local Queen Creek Olive Mill's olive oil. Surprising flavors and a mild finish make this distinctive product worth spending a few dollars on. Farmers markets are spread across the city but the Downtown Phoenix Public Market on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings is a favorite.
On March 24, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What makes Capella Singapore different from other hotels?We could tell you about Capella Singapore's standout design, which between its restored British colonial bungalows and contemporary building with distinct curved architecture is a striking combination of old with new, or even its standout Five-Star Auriga Spa (try the Balinese massage). But what makes this Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star different from other hotels are its feathered guests booked on a long-stay reservation. You likely won't have to go searching for the families of wild peacocks that freely roam this Singapore hotel's expansive grounds — you'll run into them in the central courtyard and walking across the pool decks, and might even see one just outside your room's floor-to-ceiling window. And who could blame them? The bird's-eye views — pun intended — of the South China Sea from many of Capella Singapore's rooms are stunning.
On February 10, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What are five things to know about WaterColor Inn & Resort?Before heading to WaterColor Inn & Resort, here are five things to know about the Florida Gulf Coast property:
1. Getting there. If you are flying in, the closest airport is about 35 to 40 minutes away by car. Car services are available or you can rent a vehicle and park for free at the resort.
2. The majority of the guest rooms are the same. All of the guest rooms on the first three floors feature 500 square feet of living space, king size beds, queen size pullout sleeper sofas, spa-style bathrooms and furnished patios or balconies. The only difference in these rooms is the view.
3. Bikes are free. When driving up to the property, you will likely notice people biking along the bike path on 30-A. The resort has biking trails and provides guests with bikes for exploring the area.
4. Water sports. Along with biking, guests at the Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star hotel can also enjoy a range of water sports on the property such as kayaking, YOLO boarding and boating on the resort's coastal dune lake.
5. The resort has a full-service spa. You can get your feet beach-ready with a pedicure or soothe tired muscles with a massage at InnSpa, located just steps from your guest room.
On February 5, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
Do I need a reservation at Muse by Jonathan Cartwright at The Mayflower Grace?You do not need to make a reservation at Muse by Jonathan Cartwright at The Mayflower Grace. However, the Connecticut hotel does recommend that you make a reservation at their restaurant, especially if you have a specific table request. The good news is that you will not be penalized if you decide to cancel your reservation later. The staff at Muse by Jonathan Cartwright at The Mayflower Grace will try to solicit dining times from you, but if you can't commit, that's fine, too. They will try to accommodate you at whatever time you arrive — but keep in mind that priority is given to guests staying at The Mayflower Grace.
On February 5, 2014Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
Is there parking at Muse by Jonathan Cartwright at The Mayflower Grace?You will have no trouble finding parking at Muse by Jonathan Cartwright at The Mayflower Grace, which is located in the inn's main building, also known as Mayflower House. You can simply pull up to the building and have the valet park your car for you, or park it yourself. Parking is free, whether you're a guest at the hotel or just dropping in for a meal. And there are plenty of spots available, in front of and behind the building, as well as handicap access.


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The best and most effective method of teeth whitening is to go to a professional - either a dentist or a specialist clinic. Both will be able to advise you on the right method for your teeth and will carry out the procedure with the benefit of expert knowledge and experience.
Bleaching gel
A dentist will most commonly use a bleaching gel to achieve whiter teeth. The gel contains a peroxide bleaching agent which lightens the tooth enamel.
The gel is placed in a tray which in turn, is fitted onto your teeth and left to work its magic for the next 45 minutes (or sometimes longer). The gums are usually protected during this process.
Alternatively, your dentist may provide a professional at-home whitening kit - using a custom-made tray and a milder bleaching gel, this option means you can be in the comfort of your own home while your teeth are whitened but, due to the reduced peroxide content, the process may take longer. It is, however, a slightly cheaper option (between £200 and £400, rather than a £300 to £700 price tag).
Laser teeth whitening
By using a laser applied to the bleaching gel, the professional laser whitening option is designed to enhance the results. Once the gel has been applied, the laser is used to speed up the process and brighten the teeth further.
However, even the professionals can't help some gnashers - false teeth, crowns, veneers and fillings are not affected by tooth whitening so you may end up with an uneven smile if you have had any such dentistry work. Pregnant or breastfeeding women, under-18s and those with very sensitive teeth are advised to avoid teeth whitening.
It is worth remembering too, that years of coffee, red wine and cigarettes may mean more than one trip to the dentist and the results may vary depending on the colouration of your teeth.
DIY kits
Major pharmacies across the UK now stock over-the-counter tooth whitening kits. Many of these contain the mouth trays and bleaching gel your dentist would use. In general, these contain less hydrogen peroxide and as a result, may not achieve the results a professional whitening would.
Care should be taken, however, if you opt for a home tooth-whitening kit as some have been found to contain too much peroxide or other ingredients, such as baking soda and ash, which can damage the tooth enamel and gums. Products approved by the British Dental Health Foundation may prove the safest.
Whitening toothpastes
The number of whitening toothpastes on the market is growing by the day but your dentist would undoubtedly prefer you avoid them. The majority work by using abrasive elements to 'whiten' the teeth and can cause lasting damage to the enamel.


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Tips On How You Can Find Job Opportunities
If you want to level up the career that you have, then it is important that you will find a job opportunity. But there are people that are still pessimistic about it as they thought that finding these opportunities can be very hard. Even when you are at home, you can still be able to earn more income and there are people that are not firm believers in it. There are many changes nowadays and those thoughts are juts in the past. It is because there has already been a drastic change when it comes to the business world. Spotting a job opportunity can be done in so many ways and we will be talking about them in this article.
It is by using your laptop or computer that you will be able to find a good job opportunity. Accessing job portals and blogs can be accessed using these devices. By making use of this process, finding a job would be a lot easier.
You should see to it that you will choose a blog that has been written by employees or ex-employees. An increased insight is what you will get with regards to the company or corporation that you want to apply. It is by reading these blogs that you will find it a lot easier to determine of these companies will fit you.
The moment that you will use networking, then you will also be able to find job openings. It is by attending in discussion meetings or checking the company's website that you will be able to find networking opportunities that you can use. It is by talking to the people that have the same job as you do that you will be able to get see some opportunities.
It is by using the traditional way which is reading newspapers that you will also be able to get job opportunities. When it comes to job openings, it is here that you will see a number of them.
Another thing that you can also do is to contact people that you know. It is them that can give you information of there are job openings ion the companies that they are working. It is important though that you will know the job profile before you go and apply.
Another opportunity that you should also be looking at is working at home. It is on the internet that you will find a number of different job and business opportunities. But you always have to remember that you should apply for the companies that have a good reputation. Start investing small forts of you want to do business.
Another thing that you can also do online dot start your own business. It is here that you will be the boss of your business ad it is one of the best ways for you to earn.
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Gardner-White is announcing its first Veterans Day Job Fair.
The event will be held on Veteran's Day, Sunday, Nov. 11 from noon until 4:00 p.m.
Gardner-White is holding the fair at its corporate headquarters at 4445 North Atlantic Boulevard in Auburn Hills.
"Gardner-White is eager to honor those who have served our country, and to help returning veterans develop lifelong careers after their military service. Gardner-White is looking for applicants with dedication, leadership ability, and the drive that make a successful Gardner-White employee," event organizers said in a press release.
Working together with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as the Veterans' Services Division of the State of Michigan Workforce Development Agency, Gardner-White hopes to provide jobs in all disciplines. The available positions include sales consultants, delivery drivers and helpers, customer service representatives, warehouse help, stock and housekeeping.
The company said it already has veterans in key leadership positions, including store and warehouse management, and also offers mentorship opportunities to mentor and develop new Veteran employees.
Event organizers said Gardner-White has experienced recent successes with this program, having hired new Sales Consultants at the Hiring Our Heroes event held at Selfridge Air National Guard Base in September, and having participated in the Hero2Hire programs.
According to Gardner-White, since 1912, the company has been setting the standard in quality, value and service for retail furniture in the southeast Michigan area. A single store until 1974, Gardner-White now operates ten stores in the area, and continues to grow.
More information is available on Gardner White's web site or by calling (586) 774-8853.
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Masked Carjacking… [VIDEO]
HYANNIS – One of the suspects was said to be masked when a terrified man reported a carjacking in the area of Fresh Holes Road early this morning.
As you will see and hear in the following video, at about 12:18AM, Route 28 and Bearses Way was swarming with staties and Barnstable squad cars looking for robbery suspects.
The victim was reportedly paying a late night visit to the area when two, possibly three suspects jumped him, took his keys and car, and chased him from the neighborhood.
Police responded to the Route 28 entrance to the Cape Cod Mall where the victim had made contact with Mall Security. The victim was sitting in the front passenger seat of a security vehicle when Barnstable Police arrived on scene.
The stolen vehicle was quickly located unoccupied about a block from where it had been taken.
State troopers also responded and assisted with the search and investigation.
There were traffic stops, and at least one vehicle was suspected of possibly being in the area to help the suspects escape. Three minors and an SUV were taken back to BPD Headquarters for further investigation…
The suspects were not said to be armed.
According to Barnstable Police sources, they are currently in the process of taking out felony warrants for two individuals. HN is withholding the suspect's identities for the time being.
The following video highlights a quick response and very active investigation. HN will provide additional details at the appropriate time. NOTE: The video switches from HN dashcam footage to high definition cameras.
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6 responses to Masked Carjacking… [VIDEO]
Fredo December 22nd, 2016 at 6:34 am
Scary stuff especially this time of year.
Larry faria December 22nd, 2016 at 8:18 am
Crack babys
Donna December 22nd, 2016 at 11:57 am
I am so glad he wasnt hurt
Anonymous December 23rd, 2016 at 9:10 am
Here's a thought- what's the dude doing on Fresh Holes late night ?? Come on really
Smells Fishy December 23rd, 2016 at 10:36 am
Smells like poop!! If your carjacked, doesn't that mean ur car was taken? How can someone carjack & then have a foot pursuit? I haven't heard of folks being able to do both at the same time!! Sounds like Num- nutz was somewhere he shouldn't of been- late night in Fresh holes?? People are wasting tax payers $ & police time. Just stupid!
flynn December 25th, 2016 at 8:24 am
so true
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County to hire 12 lifeguards
Carbon County is looking for students to fill lifeguard positions.
During the county commissioners' meeting on Thursday, Commissioner Wayne Nothstein, chairman, said that there are 12 lifeguard positions available at Mauch Chunk Lake this summer. The positions typically are filled by college students looking for summer jobs.
He said the guards are needed from Memorial Day weekend, May 23, through the end of Labor Day, Sept. 1.
Applicants must have lifeguard certifications, Red Cross training and be available to work weekends and holidays.
"We are trying to get as many kids in jobs as possible," he said.
For more information on the positions, call the commissioners' office at 570-325-3611.
In a related matter, Nothstein said that the county has received eight calls to fill the Children and Youth Advisory Board. There are currently four or five positions open.
He said that if anyone is interested in serving on a board, they should call the commissioners' office to find out what is required for the spots.
In other business, the board appointed the following individuals/organizations:
• Carbon Engineering Inc. was reappointed as the county engineer for 2014 at the 2014 professional fee schedule.
• Kevin Steber of Summit Hill was appointed to the position of duly-enrolled volunteer Emergency Management Agency deputy.
• Dawn Benner of Lehighton, East Penn Fire Company, Mahoning Valley Ambulance and Blue Mountain Health System; as well as Scott Soden, Rapid Response Inc.; were appointed Group II (emergency services) for the Local Emergency Planning Committee.


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and 28,000 for concerts -- and will operate at significantly lower than full capacity for Sunday's match, as tickets have only been made available to Fire season ticket holders and Bridgeview residents.
The official Toyota Park Grand Opening comes in a fortnight. The stadium's "Inaugural Event" will be the Pepsi B96 SummerBash concert festival, a mix of Top 40 acts, on Saturday, June 24. The next day, the Fire host the New York Red Bulls in front of what is anticipated to be a standing-room only crowd in excess of 20,000.
"The Chicagoland area is one of Toyota's largest and most important markets, and our partnership with AEG presents a great opportunity to increase our ties with the community through the concerts, events and promotions taking place at Toyota Park," said Paul Holdridge, Toyota Motor Sales USA General Manager of the Chicago Region. "The sport of soccer has an enormous fan base here in Chicago, and we're very pleased Toyota Park will be the Fire's new home."
As part of the agreement, Toyota's logo will appear throughout the stadium, and special display platforms have been added to the facility's roof so that Toyota can show specific models of their cars and trucks. Local Chicago Toyota dealers will benefit through brand integration, signage, promotions and hospitality.
Toyota Park will host one of the biggest events on the MLS calendar this year: the 2006 Sierra Mist MLS All-Star Game, in which the MLS All-Stars will take on two-time defending English Premier League champions Chelsea FC. Also, on July 12, the Fire will face elite Mexican side Club America.
In addition to its soccer events, Toyota Park, which houses AEG and Fire offices, retail spaces and the Illinois Soccer Hall of Fame, will host a regular string of sporting, entertainment, community and special events.
Jason Halpin is a contributor to MLSnet.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Soccer or its clubs.


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Since our human mind is a "mythical mind", I feel the current complex situations can best be comprehended through parables, stories and even jokes. Here's one that applies to the current topic at hand;
A man approached a woman, asking her; "if I offered you ten million dollars, would you sleep with me?"
The lady replied; "for ten million dollars? mmm... Yes..."
The ingénue was scandalized; "What? Who do you take me for?"
To which the man calmly replied; "My dear lady, we've just established that. Now we're just negotiating the price".
Please, do not misunderstand me; I am not "taking" anyone "for" anything... At least not literally.
But I think we can all agree that, Pace the political rhetoric and bravado of a few "born-again Lebanese", the political landscape is so slippery, the same politicians may just as in which they "change their minds".


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Here presented for your consideration is this wonderful embossed painted German die cut depicting a beautiful winter scene of a snow covered church with steeple. A bright red bird sits perched on a sprig of holly at the bottom corner. The base of the die cut bears the greeting, "A MERRY CHRISTMAS," in golden letters. Colored in muted, vintage colors, the piece is decorated with sparkling mica snow. It is a nice size and measures approximately 9-1/2 inches tall and 6-1/2 inches wide. Heavily embossed and decorated, the piece is in excellent condition with no bends, creases, or tears. The back of the piece is ink-stamped, "FOREIGN." "Holiday Die Cuts were manufactured in Germany beginning before World War II into the early 1950's. Some exported to the U.S., once trade resumed between the countries. Businesses would give their clients or special customers' pieces like this during the Holiday season. German Die Cuts are known for their rich colors and mica and glitter trimming. There is a lovely winter scene as you can see in the pictures, it displays wonderfully and would make a wonderful gift. Here is your opportunity to have this beautiful piece of history.
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"The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people."
Everywhere I turn people are saying that they have their rights. Yes, but so does everyone else, and according to the Ninth Amendment your rights are no more important then the rights of others. Yes, I have freedom of speech, which allows me to write this letter without fear of getting punished by the government. But I cannot use that freedom to force The Augusta Chronicle to print it; they do it on their own, because either they like it or feel that at least some of the people who buy their paper will like it.
A few years ago a comic strip was taken out of many newspapers because the people who were buying the papers said they were going to cancel their subscriptions if the papers continued to run it. Some said that the papers were violating the comic's freedom of speech, but totally ignoring the fact the papers, and the people who purchased them, had the right to freedom of speech as well. ...
A musical group a few years ago said some pretty nasty things, and some of their former fans decided they would destroy CDs that they had purchased in protest. Some believed this was violating the band's freedom of speech; they did not go to jail, so their rights were not violated. If the people restricted their CD burning to CDs that they personally owned, they had the right to freedom of speech as well.
If we continue allowing certain people to interpret the Bill of Rights in a way that favors them and only them, it will not be long before our Constitution gives us no more freedom them the Soviet Union had decades ago. Even communists had the right to be Stalin's version of politically correct.
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Nassau redistricting map was the winner in Tuesday's elections
The unheralded winner in Tuesday's Nassau County elections was the Republican redistricting map originally drawn up by former County Attorney John Ciampoli, tweaked by the Republican-controlled redistricting commission and adopted by the Republican-controlled legislature in March 2013.
The map, which redrew the lines for the 19 legislative districts, locked in a Republican majority, barring major scandals and natural disasters.
Not only did the map put thousands more Republican voters than Democratic voters into most of the 12 districts held by Republicans, helping their chances at re-election, it also packed Democratic voters into the seven legislative districts held by Democrats, weakening their incentive to work hard to pull out Democratic votes on Election Day.
An example of this strategy can be seen in District 1, held by Minority Leader Kevan Abrahams (D-Freeport). Registration in that district is more than 4 to 1 Democrat to Republican. Although 29,431 Democrats are registered in the district that includes Uniondale, Roosevelt and parts of Freeport, Abrahams received just 5,592 votes. He still won handily, because his Republican challenger received just 1,005 votes. Overall voter turnout in the district was just 14 percent of all registered voters.
In comparison, Democrat Eileen Napolitano of East Meadow pulled more votes than Abrahams in her hard-fought race against Republican Presiding Officer Norma Gonsalves in District 13, which has a near 4,000-vote Republican advantage. Napolitano received 5,771 votes in the district, which has almost 17,000 registered Democrats compared to 20,856 Republicans. Gonsalves received 6,738 votes to win re-election. Overall voter turnout in the district was more than 23 percent.
Napolitano received more votes than Democratic Legis. Siela Bynoe of Westbury, who won with 4,562 votes from her district where there are 24,515 enrolled Democrats compared to 5,959 Republicans, and more votes than Democratic Legis. Carrie Solages of Elmont, who won re-election with 5,457 votes from his district, which includes 28,074 enrolled Democrats and 8,958 Republicans.
The covert strategy to suppress Democratic votes didn't work in longtime Democratic Legis. Judith Jacobs' 16th District. Always an active campaigner, Jacobs, of Woodbury, pulled 7,344 votes to win her district, which has 22,660 enrolled Democrats to 14,197 Republicans.
Ciampoli on Friday downplayed his role in developing a map that ensures a Republican legislative majority. He said the final redistricting plan also was a product of the county's reapportionment commission with citizen input.
"It was done absolutely according to the law," Ciampoli said. "I think the election results you had on the county level for the full legislature demonstrated that the Republican majority has been responsive to the interests of their community and they were rewarded with re-election."
Frank Moroney, a Gonsalves aide who served as chairman of the redistricting commission, said the final map "met all the (legal) criteria almost to the letter. It was a map that was adopted without any challenge."
As for the Republican majority's victory, he said, "It's fair to say the Republicans stayed on message and delivered the goods as far as the voting population is concerned."
Nassau Democratic chairman Jay Jacobs said, "There's no question but that the Republican redistricting created an unfair and unrepresentative distribution of legislators. However, I don't think that it caused any change in motivating turnout among Democrats. Democratic turnout in safe districts has always been disappointing in spite of strong efforts to bring out the vote. Unfortunately, we have found that in off-year elections when national issues are not on the table, Democratic turnout nationwide is weak. That's not a Nassau County issue, it's a national issue."


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Thailand 2016 Missions Trip (Day 4)
Thailand Day 4
We slept late for a clinic day because the clinic was nearby at a place called Wiang Gaw today.
There is a pastor here named Ajan Lam who was involved in mobile clinics with Dr. Doug a few years ago at a town called Chum Phae--about an hour from where we are today. Forest Park has helped with mobile clinics at Chum Phae in the past. Ajan Lam had a plan to plant a church in the town where we are staying this week--called Phu Wiang. His plan was to do mobile clinics in Phu Wiang until there was a church here. He asked Dr. Doug for his help. So they have had clinics in Phu Wiang the last few years and within the past year they have seen enough growth that a leader was appointed to this town and in April the local believers stopped traveling to Chum Phae for church services and started having them here. They have about 25-30 people meeting together here each Sunday. In August, they will formally become a church. Three of the main families in that church came to faith from mobile clinics.
Today was a clinic in an area called Wiang Gaw, only a few minutes from our hotel. The clinic was in an air-conditioned meeting room at the local school. Having come to Thailand for clinics since 2003, today was the first time I was ever cold here. The air-con worked so well that one of the missionaries turned off the fans! That never happens.
210 people were seen and 70 prayed to receive Christ today. Another 18 were interested. Huge numbers for this country. Praise God.
The kids program was at the same location as the clinic today--a school. They had 70 kids grades 4-9. They played games like sack races and racing games, as well as did crafts, and played bingo. The kids laughed and laughed at the sack races. They heard the gospel from Oy. One class was asked if they had ever heard the gospel before and they had not. But now they have.
After clinics were over we had an hour before dinner and visited the Phu Wiang dinosaur museum. It is a site of excavation, which is a national Park in Thailand and has a visitor center with exhibits that show the excavation and information about dinosaurs etc. A bit unusual place to visit when doing mobile clinics, but I think fun was had by all. I had to get a t-shirt.
Ajan Tdaw is the local pastor and we met with him at the church tonight. Our friend Go played guitar and we all sang a couple of songs--half in Thai some in English. A joyful noise:). Ephesians 4:12-13 is posted at the front of the church. It says "to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the son of God, to mature manhood, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ." Their goal now is to expand into the communities around them.
We ate fried chicken legs, curry soup, duck and rice for dinner at a local place then back to the hotel early enough for a Bible study. We did the end of the 2nd chapter of Jonah. After Jonah repented and came back to God he began to have a heart for other people to know God too--really the heart of missions. It was definitely appropriate for today. We continue to appreciate your prayers.View Post


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Mrs. Whipple is a woman who seems caught between various pressures and conflicts. She is responsible for caring for her second son, who, the narrator tells us, is "simple-minded." However, she so strongly insists on repeating comments that stress her love and devotion towards this child that it seems others around her begin to suspect that she might be protesting too much. To others, they can only look at the Whipple family and hope that this second son dies soon in order to free them from having to look after him. Note what the neighbours say to each other in private:
This didn't keep the neighbors from talking plainly among themselves. "A Lord's pure mercy if He should die," they said. "It's the sins of the fathers," they agreed among themselves. "There's bad blood and bad doings somewhere, you can bet on that." This behind the Whipples' back. To their faces everybody said, "He's not so bad off. He'll be all right yet. Look how He grows!"
The way in which the neighbours, who can observe the situation, thinks it would be "A Lord's pure mercy" were the second son to die clearly indicates that a lot of Mrs. Whipple's time and energy is taken up with looking after him, even though she would disagree with that. It certainly seems curious that Mrs. Whipple does everything she can to try and stress her son is just the same as any other child and that there is nothing wrong with him, even taking this to rather extreme lengths, insisting that a blanket be taken from his cot for her daughter's bed during winter, because her second son is so strong and hearty that he does not feel the cold.


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December 15th, 2015
It's expected to want to save money when you're making a purchase as large as a home. You want to buy the best home in the best neighborhood at the best price, and to do that, you may think you have to shop in the bargain bin.
Short sales, FSBOs (for sale by owner,) and foreclosures aren't as plentiful as equity listed homes (homes listed with a real estate agent by the seller). You may even scour the MLS (multiple listing service) for signs of desperate sellers, such as homes priced AS-IS, or homes that have been on the market for months.
While some people are successful buying a bargain basement home, you may not be so fortunate, if you put price first. Here are five ways a low price can backfire on you:
An unmotivated or unrealistic seller simply won't negotiate to your level. For example, for-sale-by-owner homes are typically priced the same as listed homes, even though the sellers aren't paying real estate agent commissions, including for your agent, if you have one. Why would you pay the seller not to represent your interests?
Furthermore, a bank foreclosure or bank-approved short sale could take months to close. What if interest rates go up before you close? You may get the home at a bargain price, but the savings could evaporate in higher interest payments.
Right now, home prices are still below previous market highs. Mortgage interest rates are hovering near historic lows. And inventory levels are improving in most areas.
Under these circumstances, you're buying a home at a bargain already. The best strategy for today is not to try to beat the seller down, but to offer a fair price for the home you think is best for your household.
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Minister hits out at treatment of Troubles' victims during service
Innocent victims are being made to feel like they are a problem, a special service of remembrance has heard.
More than 300 people - including many victims of terrorism - attended The South East Fermanagh Foundation (SEFF)'s annual service of remembrance yesterday.
It followed the theme of Carrying Forward the Torch of Remembrance, and included participation from Kyle Black, the son of David Black, a prison officer who was murdered by dissident republicans in 2012.
The Rev Alan Irwin told those who were gathered at Colaghty Church of Ireland in Lack that victims have been promised much during the peace process, but through "patronising, condescending words" have been made to feel like the problem. The minister - whose own father and uncle were murdered by terrorists - also blasted what he termed the "rewriting of history".
"Pre-1998 terrorism is receiving a makeover; don't think it is a 60 minute makeover though, as terrorists and terrorism are lauded, their horrendous actions made to appear justified," he told the congregation.
"A morally corrupt definition that equates the innocent victim with the perpetrator, the terrorist, the murderer, puts extreme pressure on any attempts to administer true justice."
Another feature of the service was SEFF's new youth choir, which comprises young people whose loved ones were murdered through terrorism.
SEFF's director of Services Kenny Donaldson they were overwhelmed by the support they received for the service, and said people "came along in their droves to show solidarity with the innocent victims and survivors of terrorism".
"Within the service content were a number of special elements including the dedication of six new memorial quilt patches to Constable Stephen Carroll, Constable Ronan Kerr, Constable David Black, Mary Travers, William Heenan and Pte John Eaglesham," he said.
"We also focused on three local murders - Jillian Johnston, Ronald Funston and Jim Oldman - which were committed within the parish and adjacent area and which had such a profound effect upon the families concerned and indeed the wider community.
"Family representatives of these three local people contributed testimony, a Bible reading and prayers."
Mr Donaldson said the service brought together people from a "wide cross section of the community" in Northern Ireland.
"There were also people present from the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland," he said.
"The commonality all present shared their opposition to terrorism and criminal violence being used, present or past, in the pursuance of or defence of a political objective.
"We extend a warm thanks to all those involved in making yesterday's service so special and in particular Rev Alan Irwin and his parish vestry, who himself is an innocent victim/survivor of terrorism through having had his own father Thomas and uncle Frederick murdered.
"Rev Alan's message was a message of resilience, of the need to continue the pursuit of justice, truth and accountability - and it was delivered in a wonderful spirit of Christian hope."
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It doesn't seem like something as old fashioned as cross-stitch would intersect with modern day technology, but hey -- it's 2013, so of course it does! Purl Soho, a mecca of yarn and needling goods, sells a very cool iPhone case kit ($27) that you can cross-stitch into a graphic creation. Each kit comes with a case (there are different colors), needle, thread, and a booklet of designs.
These particular cases are for the new iPhone 5, but for those of us one generation behind, there are also kits for the iPhone 4/4S ($24). For visual, crafty inspiration, check out some of Purl's own needling genius (pictured) over on their blog.
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Welcome back to my piece on Organised Nonsense, where I currently look back on season 9 of Doctor Who. Not much to say on this intro, so let's get right into it!
The Girl Who Died/The Woman Who Lived
The Girl Who Died is written by Jamie Mathieson, and is probably the most marketed episode prior to transmission due to its introduction of Maisie Williams's Ashildr. Much has been made of her character in other publications and I've seen some good stuff written about it, so I'm not going to go too in-depth here.
However, I can't help but be disappointed in this episode. The dialogue isn't fantastic and this is especially noticeable in Ashildr's case. It really seems like more solid lines should've been written for a character they were pushing hard in the season's build-up. Maisie Williams does a fantastic job at adding depth to the character, but it feels like more could've been done. The explanation for Capaldi having an existing character's face feels quite contrived for a plot point that was referenced in his regeneration episode. Maybe I was wrong to expect more coming from that point, but it just seems like over-explaining – after all, nobody cared that Amy Pond looked like a character from Fires of Pompeii.
Of course, the worst part of this episode is probably the villain. There's a stark contrast in what The Mire are supposed to be vs. what they're shown to be. We're told that they're one of the strongest warrior races in the universe, and have conquered many worlds. The force actually on display in this episode, however, is laughable. Their leader is a comedy Viking who was meant to be played by Brian Blessed. The solution to the plot? One of the greatest fighting forces in the universe is scared away by a hologram created by a teenage girl and the Benny Hill theme.
This episode isn't a complete mess. The actors are on fine form, with Capaldi providing great speeches and Maisie Williams giving a great performance. The last shot, in particular, was a great show of non-verbal acting. The episode is enjoyable; the Doctor training a village of farmers how to fight aliens is a pleasant concept and the montage around it is fun. Clara serves as a great foil for both the Doctor and Ashildr.
So, it's not a complete mess… but at the same time, neither is it a very good episode. Five silly Vikings out of ten.
This two-parter is interesting because of how separate it feels. It shares the same character (Me/Ashildr), but besides that the episodes are almost unrelated. The director, writer and setting are all different from Died to Lived. The two don't even need to go back-to-back to work together; Lived could've just as easily been put two or three episodes later.
The Woman Who Lived is companion-lite, meaning that there's no Clara here, only the Doctor. The episode's primary focus is the interplay between the Doctor and Me, and the consequences of the Doctor's actions. As such, not having a third character to add to the story serves it well. To be honest, the episode would've probably needed to be longer if Ashildr/Me's relationship with Clara was to be explored adequately. There's some potential there, but keeping Clara out of the picture was probably the right idea.
Anyway, I preferred this episode to the first. Me is a much better character than Ashildr, with more depth, more experience and an extremely interesting past. She's lived through England's most important events, and there's a lot that can be mined there. Maisie Williams manages to do a much better job at acting here, though that can be attributed to her having a much better character to act.
The dialogue in this episode is a marked improvement over Died. Sam Swift almost makes the episode in and of himself, with his hanging becoming one of the funniest sequences in the season (and one of the most blatant phallic jokes in the show):
When I'm gone, they'll all say, that Sam Swift, he was well hung.
Even the serious dialogue is memorable:
Doctor: Oh, you remember Clara, do you?
Me: Of course. I take particular note of anyone's weaknesses.
Me: You didn't save my life, Doctor. You trapped me inside it.
For all this episode is an improvement, there are still some problems. The villain is, of course, the worst offender. He's basically a dodgy-looking pantomime lion. Leandro does nothing threatening besides breathing a tiny bit of fire at no-one in particular. He's predictable, and his plan is foiled in one simple move. He gets taken out extremely easily. Even his voice is classic Doctor Who-villain bad. The focus of the episode was the Doctor and Me's damaged trust of each other, but that doesn't mean the villain has to be a footnote too.
All in all, the Woman Who Lived is a much better episode than its predecessor, but still has flaws. seven silly fire lions out of ten, for an average six and a half out of ten.
The Zygon Invasion/The Zygon Inversion
Which brings us to the second two-parter of this article, the Zygon Invasion and the Zygon Inversion, written by Peter Harness (with an assist by Moffat in Inversion). After last year's controversial Kill the Moon (which I thought was rubbish), does this scribe's sophomore story amaze?
Well, with the first part, not really. It's got a better focus on the plot than the previous two-parter, but it still isn't a fantastic episode. Harness decided to lay on the Zygon-ISIS parallels a bit thick, and it actually brings down an otherwise enjoyable episode. Don't get me wrong, I like that he drew those parallels, and I think that Doctor Who should definitely do topical stories like this. I just think making the Zygons put out a viral video with a hostage reading a war declaration was a bit much.
Besides that, this is an alright set-up. It's always nice to have a down-to-earth (relatively) UNIT story. The continuity with all of the Day of the Doctor references and the new Brigadier is nice and done really well. Jemma Redgrave once again turns in a stellar performance as Kate Stewart, and feels like a worthy successor to the original Brig. Her storyline in the small American town feels tonally different to the rest of the episode, and provides a fascinating subplot beyond Moffat just showing off how Doctor Who can go to 'Murica now. Between Stewart and Osgood, Big Finish audio's UNIT spin-off seems like it's got a lot of potential.
Jenna Coleman gets to show off her acting skills here as well, with the reveal that the Clara we've followed through the episode is a Zygon being a shocking moment. There's some subtle hints to Bonnie's identity throughout the episode, so it's definitely worth rewatching.
The episode isn't great though, being happy with just being a decent setup. The dialogue has some real eye-rollers, with Osgood's "I am hope" speech being particularly heavy-handed.
The plot moves from setpiece to setpiece without focusing much on connective tissue. This focus on dramatic beats relies on the setpiece actually being dramatic. Unfortunately, Invasion doesn't always suceed in this regard. Probably the worst part of the story is the scene where a trained squad of UNIT members fall for an incredibly obvious shapeshifter ploy, ignore their training and end up dying. It falls flat because the tension is so forced. These guys are trained soldiers, they'll seriously fall for Zygons who can't answer the simplest of questions?
So, while this episode is better in plot and conception from Kill the Moon, it still falls prey to a lot of the same problems as that episode. The same awkward dialogue and overblown social commentary is still present in this episode. However, Invasion manages to focus more on Harness's strengths than weaknesses, and it holds up better because of it. Seven Zygons out of ten.
And so, the final episode of this review, The Zygon Inversion. Not as much happens in this episode, but what does happen is quite good.
There are three main parts to this episode: Clara vs. Bonnie in Clara's mind, Osgood and The Doctor meeting the rogue Zygon, and the final confrontation in the Black Archives.
Starting with the first, Clara vs. Bonnie proved a great way for Jenna Coleman to show off her acting skills. She plays two quite different characters in this episode, and the way that she's able to create clear contrast between the two is impressive. It takes an actor of some skill to act successfully against herself. The idea of Bonnie using her own pulse as a lie detector was clever too.
The second setpiece was the Doctor and Osgood finding an extremely stressed Zygon, who just wants to be left in piece. While I found another bit of overt commentary (the Zygon doesn't want to be radicalised, but doesn't want to be on the Doctor's side either), Capaldi and the Zygon actually did the scene justice. The Zygon's suicide is dark and packs emotional wallop, while showing the side of the aliens that don't want to be evil.
Which brings us to the final setpiece of this episode was, of course, the standoff between Kate and Bonnie and the Doctor's resulting speech. It's the best part in the two-parter, and probably the entire season. If we're going that far, let's go the whole hog and say it's probably Twelve's most defining sequence so far. It features some stellar performances from every actor in the room, but let's face it, Capaldi owns the scene.
From the beginning of the scene where he breaks out his American accent, to his ruminations on the cycle of violence, to his desperate attempts to avoid war, to his memories of war… It's just a showcase of great writing carried by amazing acting. It kills me the Beeb doesn't have any official source of the video, but I don't want to link any unofficial videos, and the text alone won't convey the speech, so basically… Go watch the episode. It's good.
The episode isn't without flaws, of course. As you can see, Inversion doesn't have as long a review as most of the others, because, well… Not much plot happens in it. The Doctor's speech alone takes over ten minutes. There's the cliffhanger wrap-up, what I've gone into detail about, and a happy little epilogue. Everything in-between is superfluous. Maybe the episode needed more time to flesh out its developments or maybe a smaller runtime would've fixed the pacing. Harness's setpiece writing can make for great, memorable moments, but is a really great scene worth an episode with some fluff?
That's something for the individual reader to decide, but for now, I'll err on the side of optimism. It's really good.
All in all, nine Zygons out of ten, with the two-parter averaging . It's a very good two-parter, and the last episode has, mark my words, the Capaldi scene.
Hope you guys've enjoyed this second part of my review/retrospective! I'll be back soon-ish to look at Sleep No More, Face the Raven, Heaven Sent and Hell Bent. Big thanks go to Caelum (for the help), Kevin (for the motivation) and Christian (for the criticism). See you next time!


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Some may wounder, why I play Kennen on ad, but if you think a bit about it, it makes sense :D
Your W gives you 80% additional attak damage to every 5. attak, you can spamm stuns and you can follow enemies easily with the E skill.
The ultimate even allows you to win 1vs2 or to escape big fights.
Well some still say, that Kennen doesn't use his full potencial in this way, that might be right, but an Ad Kennen is absolutly a test worth :D
It's quiet fun.
Well typical atk speed, armor and penetration...
Atk speed to get your W as fast as possible ready, Armor to have more defense and Penetration to penetrate the armor xD
Seems kind of wierd for ad, but you need at least a bit ap penetration :)
It's good to get carried in the beginning by your Ap and then pwn them from lvl 6+ with your ad :)
Jeah follow these item guide and you will have success.
Hextech for its slowing effect and the hybrid stats :D


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