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Covered toll bridge over Connecticut River near Brattleboro Gas House. Shows ice flow flooding and Wantastiquet. (Photo 427) BACTags: Connecticut River, covered bridge, flood, Gas House, Wantastiquet
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Crosby Milling Co. – 1920
Flooding near Crosby Milling Co. – 1920 (Photo 249) B.A. CrownTags: business, Crosby Milling Company, flood
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Flooding of Connecticut River due to ice jams along Vernon Road, Brattleboro. (Photo 251) B.A. CrownTags: Connecticut River, flood, Vernon Road
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Stereo plate view of flooding and bridge damage of Connecticut River near Brattleboro train station. (Photo 112)Tags: bridge, Connecticut River, flood, railroad, stereo plate
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Snowflake Canning Company on Vernon Road after a flood of the Connecticut River. (Photo 126)Tags: business, Connecticut River, flood, Snowflake Canning Company, Vernon Road
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Stereo plate view of the Freshet of 1869 in Brattleboro, Vermont. Shows flooding of Whetstone Brook and bridge damage. (Photo 135)Tags: bridge, flood, Main Street, stereo plate, Whetstone


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Jasper Conran spring/summer 2017 show backstage for LFWLondon Fashion Week SS17
While fashion-lovers queue outside the venues, dozen of people are running behind the scenes to prepare every single detail. How many people take care of the beautiful models (and dresses) that we see catwalking on the runway?
Jasper Conran presented an outstanding spring/summer 2017 collection at BFC Show Space for London Fashion Week. This is our complete behind the scenes coverage.
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Launched during October 1981's Paris Salon, Ferrari's 512i BB most notably marked the arrival of fuel injection on Ferrari's Flat-12. Replacing the familiar Weber carbs (seen on almost every previous Ferrari model) fuel injection not only improved an engine's flexibility but made it much easier to maintain as well as prolonging the lifetime of the engine. The BBi remained in production for almost three years. A few minor detail changes were made to the bodywork with clear reflectors inserted into the front bumper and supplementary driving lights now exposed in the grille. There were also new wing mirrors. 1007 fuel injected Boxer's were completed.Chassis 39307 is an injection Boxer that was supplied on the 13 november 1983 via the Swiss Ferrari dealer Pedini Auto S.R.L who were based in the local region to Zurich of Perugia. The car is presented i its original colour scheme of silver with black sills and lower bumpers. The interior is trimmed most fittingly featuring red leather seats with Zegna cloth inserts (with matching door pockets, headlining and bulkhead), red carpets and a black leather dash and door cards. The car is presented in stunning condition accompanied by its original books and document wallet. The service is thorough to say the least with multiple stamps at accepted intervals throughout its life. Included in the history is a swiss Fiche D'Entretien Du Systeme Antipollution that has been stamped every year from 1987 until 2010. Most recently the car has had a large service by DK in 2005 and again a large service including belts at a cost of £7,000 in January 2009 by a swiss main dealer. Having covered just 47,000 kms from new the condition is as a result fabulous but original and unmolested also.
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The timezone in Mill Race Golf Course is America/Iqaluit
Sunrise at 08:25 and Sunset at 17:37. It's Dark
Latitude. 41.2183°, Longitude. -76.3694° , Elevation. 249m
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- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
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- Coles Creek (3.1km)
- Benton (3.4km)
- Five Points (5.2km)
- Maple Grove (5.7km)
- Laubach (5.7km)
- Waller (5.8km)
- Tri Mills (6.2km)
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- Cambra (6.9km)
- Fairmount Springs (7.4km)
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- Clarks View (8.3km)
- Honeytown (8.7km)
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- Spencer Run (2.7km)
- Coles Creek (2.7km)
- West Creek (5km)
- East Branch Raven Creek (5.6km)
- Culley Run (5.8km)
- West Branch Fishing Creek (7.6km)
- East Branch Fishing Creek (7.6km)
- Ashelman Run (8.4km)
- Ashs West Branch (8.7km)
- Brish Run (8.9km)
- Little Brier Run (8.9km)
- Raven Creek (9km)
- mountain;
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- Saint Gabriel Hill (3.1km)
- Long Hill (3.9km)
- Hess Hill (5.7km)
- Line Hill (6.3km)
- Fritz Hill (6.7km)
- O'Brien Hill (7km)
- Creveling Hill (7.3km)
- Tubbs Hill (7.7km)
- Kramer Hill (8.6km)
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- York Hollow (4km)
- Davis Hollow (5.4km)
- Stine Hollow (5.5km)
- Schultz Hollow (5.6km)
- Karnes Hollow (6.1km)
- Hess Hollow (6.2km)
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- Fallow Hollow (6.6km)
- administrative division;
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- Benton, Township of (2.8km)
- Benton, Borough of (3.5km)
- Stillwater, Borough of (8.9km)
- Jackson, Township of (9.1km)
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- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Raven Creek Church (2.1km)
- Hamline Church (4.3km)
- Brandon Church (8.2km)
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- Boston Cemetery (4.8km)
- Thompson Cemetery (6.8km)
- Belles Cemetery (7.7km)
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- Fairmount Springs (7.5km)
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Williamsport rgnl(IPT), Williamsport, Usa (55.5km)
Muir aaf(MUI), Muir, Usa (106.5km)
Harrisburg international(MDT), Harrisburg, Usa (142.6km)
Willow grove nas jrb(NXX), Willow grove, Usa (184.2km)
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40ish and beyond Thanksgiving Dinner
Every year we place a virtual post to celebrate Thanksgiving with those who cant be with family or finish up early and just want to pop in and chat and enjoy a nice virtual dinner with their sisters.
Join us today for our Thanksgiving dinner~
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Those brownies look soooooo good!!!
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Last Friday it was no1 son's birthday (he was 25!! No, I can't believe it either) and I went out for lunch with him and Eldest Daughter. We also managed to fit in a little shopping and browsing and it brought back lots of memories of the times we used to spend together walking around town for hours. It's not easy once you have little ones tagging along, not impossible, but certainly not the same. However, now that the girls are at school and the Little Man has his pre-school twice a week, I'm beginning to find more time for such outings.
This week Eldest Daughter decided she wanted to treat me to lunch. The thing with ED is that she has a love/hate relationship with food, the chance to get her to fill up on her favourite nosh is something I rarely turn down. So what food does she love? Japanese! We love to go to Wagamamas, Yo Sushi or Mount Fuji. Each is a different experience so it depends on what mood we are in. Wagamamas is fine if you don't mind eating with strangers. They have huge tables which are shared by all customers. The food is delicious though, our favourite dish from there is Chicken Katsu Curry. Also a very social experience is Yo Sushi, where you sit around a huge conveyor belt taking off the dishes going by that you like the look of. My favourite here is the Kappa Maki (or cucumber sushi rolls) but I do try lots of other dishes. I tend to grab anything with prawns in. For some reason I always drink far to much sparkling water (it's on tap) at Yo Sushi.
This week we were in a Bento kind of mood so it had to be Mount Fuji. the restaurant we go to is pretty small and most of the tables have a window view which is great for people watching. We both had Chicken Karage Bento which was gorgeous. If you are not familiar with Bento, it's a meal in a box with all the different parts of the meal in different sections. Here's one I had before, this is Sweet and Sour Chicken bento:
For dessert we had Matcha Tiramisu;
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Do I need to say more? Well, ok, matcha fine ground powdered green tea and is often used in desserts. This Tiramisu had a matcha flavoured sponge with a cream and matcha tea on top. It's one of our favourite of the Japanese desserts.
Do you have older children? Do you make time to spend with them, does parenting stop when they get to adulthood?
Maybe things will be different when they have families of their own? That will be a new experience for me.
(one more question: Am I strange in longing to become a grandma, even though my youngest is only 2 years old?)


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Here in NOLA, the legal argument to end them all (in my opinion) is the monuments were privately funded, yet were on public land, i.e., local government could do whatever they wanted with them. I wonder if there's such a clause in Memphis? It's certainly worth further research.
If you haven't yet listened to Landrieu's latest statement on what the removal of the monuments means, please do. He presents the moral reasoning which I also feel allows no further argument for honoring murders, rapists, and traitors.
Guerrero is an asset to the community. What he is doing benefits the environment and teaches real life skills to kids. Function, education and sustainability are admirable goals. So what if he has a vegetable garden in his front yard? Plants don't have to be flowers to be beautiful. I have my raised vegetable beds (made from cedar planks rescued from the curb) in my front yard and I'm about to start worm composting and beekeeping as well. I'd hope code enforcement would go after the owners of the abandoned property two doors down from me and the occupied (!) property directly next to me with three foot high poison ivy in the front yard before they even think about addressing or lodging a complaint about my yard. -- AFD in VECA
@ TMAHERJR: There is no teacher's union. There hasn't been one in that sense in a very long time. MEA is not a union; they're just a middleman with very little, if any clout. Many teachers pay the exorbitant membership fee out of concern over liability should a parent become litigious for some reason. What most don't know (and MEA doesn't clue you in) is the same personal liability insurance can be added to ones homeowners insurance for less than $20/year. As to the current mess, it saddens me that every year starts with the same argument about money, the same layoffs and cuts (In addition to the teacher firings, they also just downsized and upcharged MCS employees' health coverage beginning Aug 1.) The ones who suffer are the employees and the children, and trust me, those funds don't trickle down to benefit those who are caught in the middle; not in a way that is tangible. I've been saying that being employed by the public school system as an educator (or in any non-admin capacity really) is like being in an abusive relationship: Teachers enter into the relationship with their career full of good intentions and starry-eyed idealism. Despite what some may think, it's not for the summers off, and it's definitely not for the money. They then sacrifice and suffer, are treated disrespectfully and shat on, lose their dignity and self-worth from a feeling of no power over their abuser or situation, and wonder every day what will become of them. Yet they stay in the relationship for the sake of the children, hoping against all odds that one day everything will change. I am a highly-qualified teacher for MCS. I hold two Masters degrees in my field. I hate the system; I despise what's become of education in our country. Memphis' woes are only a part of the national trend. It's all about money and our children are seen only as numbers by the corporate thinktanks who receive a gigantic portion of federal funding to reinvent a wheel so broken it's running on its rim. That said, I love what I do. I love having a real purpose in life. I do still feel like I make a small difference. I love my school and my colleagues, and most of all I love my students. No matter what is done to me, those kids need me and other teachers like me. It's hard sometimes, but I try to never forget that they are why I went into teaching and why I'm still there. -- MCS Teacher who must remain anonymous


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On October 30, 1997, over 222,000 acres of forestland, managed by the Aitkin County Land Department (ACLD) became the first county managed forest lands in the United States to be "green certified" under the strict standards of the FSC®. The Forest Stewardship Council® is the leading international monitoring organization for forest certification.
Since the original assessment in 1997, Aitkin County has had annual audits and two reassessments conducted by the Rainforest Alliance (RA), an FSC® accredited certifying body. The findings of the audits and assessments are complied in annual reports that are submitted by the auditors to the Rainforest Alliance for their approval. ACLD has continually met or exceeded the requirements during that time period. Each report may be viewed at the FSC® public website or by contacting ACLD.
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Megiddo Mosaic, incribed: To God Jesus Christ (archeology)
Early Christian Prayer Hall Found in Megiddo Prison
Inscribed "To God Jesus Christ"
MEGIDDO PRISON, Israel - Israeli prisoner Ramil Razilo was removing rubble from the planned site of a new prison ward when his shovel uncovered the edge of an elaborate mosaic, unveiling what Israeli archaeologists said Sunday may be the Holy Land's oldest church.
The discovery of the church in the northern Israeli town of Megiddo, near the biblical Armageddon, was hailed by experts as an important discovery that could reveal details about the development of the early church in the region. Archaeologists said the church dated from the third century, decades before Constantine legalized Christianity across the Byzantine Empire.
"What's clear today is that it's the oldest archaeological remains of a church in Israel, maybe even in the entire region. Whether in the entire world, it's still too early to say," said Yotam Tepper, the excavation's head archaeologist.
Israeli officials were giddy about the discovery, with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon calling the church "an amazing story."
Vatican officials also hailed the find.
"A discovery of this kind will make Israel more interesting to all Christians, for the church all over the world," said Archbishop Pietro Sambi, the Vatican envoy to Jerusalem. "If it's true that the church and the beautiful mosaics are from the third century, it would be one of the most ancient churches in the Middle East."
Razilo, who is serving a two-year sentence for traffic violations, was one of about 50 prisoners brought into the high-security Megiddo Prison to help excavate the area before the construction of new wards for 1,200 Palestinian prisoners.
Razilo was shocked to uncover the edge of the mosaic. The inmates worked for months to uncover all the parts of the mosaic — the floor of the church, he said.
"We continued to look and slowly we found this whole beautiful thing," said Razilo, who used a sponge and a bucket of water to clean dirt off the uncovered mosaics Sunday.
Above picture from Biblical Archeological Society
Two mosaics inside the church — one covered with fish, an ancient Christian symbol that predated the widespread use of the cross symbol — tell the story of a Roman officer and a woman named Aketous who donated money to build the church in the memory "of the god, Jesus Christ."
This inscription was made (or commissioned) by a woman named Akeptous. She has "offered a table", it says, "as a remembrance, to (the) God Jesus Christ". It is pretty likely that the so-called table was in use as the place where the ritual Last Supper (or Eucharist) took place.
Pottery remnants from the third century, the style of Greek writing used in the inscriptions, ancient geometric patterns in the mosaics and the depiction of fish rather than the cross indicate that the church was no longer used by the fourth century, Tepper said.
The church's location, not far from the spot where the New Testament says the final battle between good and evil will take place, also made sense because a bishop was active in the area at the time, said Tepper, who works with the Israel Antiquities Authority.
The inscription, which specifies that Aketous donated a table to the church, indicates the house of worship predated the Byzantine era, when Christians began using altars in place of tables in their rituals, Tepper said. Remnants of a table were uncovered between the two mosaics.
The building — most of which was destroyed — also was not built in the Basilica style that was standard under the Byzantines, he added.
Stephen Pfann, a biblical scholar and professor at the Holy Land University, said the second and third centuries were transitional periods where people sought to define their religious beliefs and modes of worship. Iconography and inscriptions found in Nazareth and Caperneum — places where Jesus lived — show that people went there to worship, although most did so secretly.
"This was a time of persecution and in this way it is quite surprising that there would be such a blatant expression of Christ in a mosaic, but it may be the very reason why the church was destroyed," Pfann said.
The dig will continue as archaeologists try to uncover the rest of the building and its surroundings, including what they believe could be a baptismal site, Tepper said.
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- Megiddo Mosaic, incribed: To God Jesus Christ - bibleprobe, 03.04.2007 (archeology)
- Mount of Olives stone inscribed: To the God, Jesus Christo - bibleprobe, 03.05.2007
- Mount of Olives stone inscribed: To the God, Jesus Christo - ford, 06.21.2007
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Unanswered: -> How to input fields in a form and run it?
can you help me on how to input fields in a from then run it?
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In order to not go completely bonkers being at home with a 6 month old, I've started visiting card challenge blogs. The challenges are usually easy enough to get done in an hour (ie when Harry is napping) and I feel that I have actually achieved something other than cleaning up carrot splatters.
fab'n'funky's challenge blog is sponsored by Doodle Dragon Studio this week, and on the sponsor's blog, they have lots of cute digi freebies. This week, they are asking if anyone can send in a card for an 18 year old who has MS - the bundle (hopefully from all over the world) will then be presented to her as a gift.
If you can help (will need posting to the US), and more about why they are asking this, here's the link:
Thursday, 27 May 2010
Free Digital image and a request
Posted by Just_a_bean at 09:42
2 comments:
- Claireliz said...
the carrot splatters never go away, DD is 4 & I still have to hoover 3 times a day :)
- 27 May 2010 at 14:56
- Sasha Holloway said...
hee hee .. love challenge blogs and I need to visit more for cards .. I suck at making them ..
enjoy your evening
- 27 May 2010 at 17:47
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The Pediatric Neurology Division provides care for a large number of children with acute and chronic neurological diseases affecting brain, peripheral nerves and muscle.
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Members of the Division play an important role in the Pediatric Epilepsy Center, the Cerebral Palsy Center, the Comprehensive Neurofibromatosis Program, the Pediatric MS & Demyelinating Diseases Center, and the Rett Spectrum Clinic at Washington University and St. Louis Children's Hospital.
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In conjunction with our clinical activity, we teach Washington University medical students and the house staff at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Division members also have a variety of clinical and basic research interests including epilepsy physiology, pharmacology, and epidemiology; disorders of higher cortical function in children; magnetic resonance spectroscopy; brain tumors; the chemistry of neurofilaments; the pathophysiology of CNS injury; and the sequelae of meningitis.


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Macy's reported a mixed bag of earnings on Wednesday.
The retailer reported better than expected earnings per share, but said that winter weather took a toll on sales—shocker.
Nevertheless, results were rather positive. Macy's reiterated its 2014 full year guidance, increased its dividend by 25 percent and raised its share repurchase program by $1.5 billion dollars.
The earnings report kept shares of the department store relatively flat throughout the trading day, bouncing from positive to negative and then eventually settling slightly lower.
But as far as its performance on the year, Macy's has managed to stay afloat, shares are up 8 percent, while competitors like Sears and J.C. Penney continue to take a hit.
So, should you shop Macy's shares for your portfolio?
"I like the stock here," said David Seaburg, head of sales and trading at Cowen & Company, who called the stock cheap relative to EPS estimates, and pointed out that the retail space as a whole is underperforming the S&P 500 by about 600 basis points on the year. "I think there's room to the upside."
And Seaburg gave three reasons why Macy's will continue to be a solid company going forward.
- A shift in consumer spending. "In 2013 it was all about the home and people spending on the home. Now we are starting to see a shift into clothing and apparel. Macy's will benefit from that."
- Lackluster competition. "I think we are entering an environment where the J.C. Penney's and Sears are hemorrhaging market share. So Macy's can come in and take market share as they start to breakdown."
- Incredible vendor relationships. "Given their scale, Macy's can demand markdown allowances from vendors, which allows highly sustainable margins."
And according to JC O'Hara, chief market technician at FBN Securities, the charts are bullish, too.
"If you have to be in the retail sector, this is one of the best of breeds," said O'Hara. "Macy's has all characteristics that I look for in a positive chart."
But O'Hara warned not to pull the trigger on Macy's just yet. His suggestion, "If you are looking to establish a new position, I would be patient. Look to enter right around $50 dollars per share."
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Austin City Limits resumed its 38th season over the weekend with an excellent hour-long performance from Jack White. Once again alternating between his all-male and all-female backing bands — The Buzzards and The Peacocks, respectively — White ripped through a career-spanning set which included tracks from last year's Blunderbuss, highlights from each of his previous bands (The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather), and Blind Willie Johnson and Hank Williams covers. Donning the same badass powder-blue suit he wore in the video for 'I'm Shakin'' (as well as during the recent AMEX Unstaged show), White was in terrific form throughout, and now more than ever I wish that he would bring this tour to New Zealand.
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The Oscar winner lost her father in 2014.
Nicole Kidman honoured her late father as she collected a prize at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in California on Monday night (02Jan17).
The actress, who was feted for her role as real-life adoptive mum Sue Riley in Lion, recalled her last visit to the festival 12 years ago, when her dad was her date.
"I came here 12 years ago with my dad, so it's emotional," she said. "I was newly single (after splitting from husband Tom Cruise) and he (father) came with me as my date. He held my hand as we walked up the red carpet.
"And even though he's not here now a lot of great things have happened in my life in the last 12 years - I met the love of my life and I got married to him and I grew my family with him."
Kidman rang in 2017 onstage with her current husband, country star Keith Urban, in their adopted home town, Nashville, Tennesee.
The actress joined Keith at the city's free New Year's Eve gig for a rendition of David Bowie's Heroes - a song she performed with Ewan McGregor in movie musical Moulin Rouge!
Nicole recently heaped praise on Urban for helping her cope with the grief following her dad's sudden death in 2014.
Dr. Anthony Kidman was pronounced dead in hospital after suffering a fall while visiting Nicole's sister Antonia in Singapore, and his actress daughter rushed to join her family as they mourned the loss of the clinical psychologist.
Kidman told American TV show CBS Sunday Morning her husband dropped everything to be by her side at a time she really needed him to be strong for her.
"He was about to go onstage, and he walked offstage and he got on a plane..." she recalled. "He literally picked me up and carried me through the next two weeks. And that, to me, that's a marriage, and that's love. And I'm so grateful to have that."
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The shareware version of AscToRTF is made available over the web from AscToRTF download zip file. Once you register you can download the full version (no nags, no limits), and are entitled to free upgrades for an arbitrary (equals "my decision is final") period of time. So far I've never requested payment for any updates of AscToRTF over the last 2-3 years.
Installation will vary according to the type of install kit you've downloaded, but in each case you first download the .ZIP file appropriate to your system and unzip.
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The standard installations use InnoSetup to offer install and uninstall options. To use this version, unzip the file and then run the Setup program. This will move the files to a directory, and create all icons etc.
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It's hard to argue with the adage, "You can't make all the people happy all of the time." But it seems that the 2010 BMW 550i Gran Turismo tries to do just that by attempting to be everything to everybody. Its description alone supports this idea -- a luxury sedan, only taller, with a sportier suspension and, oh yeah, a hatchback for added utility. This odd automotive cocktail results in an impressive vehicle in the end, but we're not so sure the buying public will embrace the GT.
First and foremost is the 2010 BMW 550i GT's appearance. It's as if BMW's 7 Series was involved in some sort of inbreeding experiment to inject some of the X6's quirky DNA. There's no denying the Gran Turismo resembles the 7 Series -- it is, after all, based on the same chassis -- but the GT sits about 3 inches taller and sports a rather ungainly sloping hatch instead of a trunk. Unlike the X6, though, the 550i GT can seat three full-size adults in the rear seats and can hold virtually the same amount of cargo.
Appearances aside, the 2010 BMW 550i Gran Turismo is a genuinely good car. Styling is subjective, but the prodigious V8 power, surprisingly capable handling and luxurious interior are indisputable. Considering it is based on the flagship 7 Series and is available with many of the same creature comforts, the smart money is on the GT, as it will leave an additional $18,000 in your pocket.
Of course, the GT isn't really an alternative to flagship luxury sedans. Its impressive utility and passenger space make it more akin to wagons like the Audi A6 Avant and Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon, or crossovers/SUVs like the Acura MDX and BMW X5, which offer many of the same features and can be had for significantly less. Still, a wagon or an SUV isn't for everyone. Perhaps an alternative like the 2010 BMW 550i GT is in order: a truly luxurious vehicle with some utilitarian capabilities that indeed manages to offer a little something for just about everyone.
Powering the 2010 BMW 550i GT is the same 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 found in the 7 Series and new 5 Series. This engine produces a prodigious 400 horsepower and 450 pound-feet of torque; equally impressive is the fact that all of this torque is available from 1,800-4,500 rpm. Power is channeled through an eight-speed automatic transmission on its way to drive the rear wheels. The GT also incorporates BMW's Efficient Dynamics system, which charges the battery via regenerative braking (rather than the alternator), much like a hybrid powertrain. Unlike a hybrid, this system does not provide propulsion -- it merely reduces the engine load whenever possible.
Despite our test vehicle's rather portly 4,865-pound curb weight, the GT managed to turn in some fairly impressive numbers. Zero-to-60-mph acceleration took only 5.3 seconds, while braking from that speed required only 112 feet with just a slight amount of brake fade after five punishing runs. Handling was equally noteworthy, the GT weaving through our slalom at 65 mph and pulling 0.85g on the skid pad. The EPA estimates fuel economy at 15 mpg city/21 mpg highway and 17 mpg combined.
In fact, the GT's performance numbers are almost dead even with its 7 Series cousin. Similarities between the two begin to wane out on the open road, though. The Gran Turismo's ride quality is noticeably stiffer than the 7's, a likely combination of sportier suspension tuning and low-profile tires. On the upside, the eight-speed transmission also executes shifts a bit quicker and smoother than the 7 Series' six-speed gearbox.
Despite the 2010 BMW 550i GT's large proportions, it feels delightfully tossable on winding back roads. The combination of sporty grip and an elevated ride height is a little strange at first, but impressive nonetheless. Our GT test vehicle also came equipped with BMW's Active Steering, which varies the steering ratio based on driving conditions. In regular driving, as well as on serpentine roads, this steering system is precise and well-weighted. At parking lot speeds, effort is reduced considerably for easy maneuvering.
Passengers are treated to a quiet and isolated cabin, where wind and road noise are hushed to near silence. Even though the ride lacks some of the 7 Series' floating-on-air feel, it is by no means jittery. In this regard, the Gran Turismo seems more at home under the 5 Series banner, where road bumps are felt, but are not at all harsh.
Since the seat height of the 2010 BMW 550i GT resides somewhere between that of a sedan and an SUV, passengers are able to slide in and out of the cabin — rather than having to drop down or climb up. Once seated, front-seat occupants are treated to a cockpit that is spacious in every dimension. Drivers may choose a traditional reclined position or a more upright position, typical of an SUV. We preferred the more upright seating for a more expansive outward view. The seats themselves are typical of a BMW — exceptionally comfortable, supportive and with a wide range of adjustments.
The rear seats are palatial and boast the ability to slide and recline — something those in the X6 cannot do. Taller adults will have ample head- and legroom thanks to an indentation in the roof between the expansive sunroof and rear hatch. As expected with any rear seat, the narrow center position is much less comfortable because of its flat shape, but we're inclined to believe most will have this seatback folded down to function as the center armrest.
As we've come to expect from BMW, the 550i Gran Turismo blends functional engineering with expert craftsmanship. The elevated ride height provides a more commanding forward view than a sedan, without feeling trucklike. We did, however, find the thick A-pillar base had a tendency to obstruct our sight lines through some curves. Rear visibility, on the other hand, was severely hampered by thick rear roof pillars and a tall trunk lid -- parking sensors and a back-up camera are a must for buyers.
From the driver seat, all controls and buttons are logically placed and within easy reach. The GT features numerous adjustments and settings, but thankfully, operation is simplified with the latest iDrive control system. The center-mounted screen was legible in every lighting condition we experienced, as were the gauges in the instrument panel. The 12-speaker sound system didn't disappoint either, delivering clear tones across a wide range.
Of course, the Gran Turismo's main draw is its rear hatch and the added utility that accompanies it. With the rear seats in place, the conventional trunk measures 15 cubic feet -- 1 more than in the 7 Series. With the seats folded (something the 7 Series can't offer), maximum cargo capacity increases to 60 cubes -- comparable to some crossover SUVs. Also noteworthy is the dual-articulated hatch that can be opened as a regular trunk or a full hatch. A rear folding bulkhead and substantial removable package shelf isolate passengers from the elements when the trunk section is opened.
Elsewhere, storage is at a bit of a premium. Front passengers are limited to the glovebox, center armrest bin and small door pockets to stash their essentials. Cupholders can hold a large beverage, but its placement directly in front of the center stack, under a flimsy cover, is not optimal. Rear passengers are similarly limited with seatback and door pockets and a center armrest with cupholders. Thankfully, those traveling with little ones will be well served, as the backseats easily accept a rear-facing infant carrier, while the sliding seat function furthers convenience.
On outward appearances, the 2010 BMW 550i Gran Turismo seems to straddle the line between BMW's 7 Series and X6 crossover. Reactions from casual observers range from indifferent acceptance to revulsion. Most agree that it looks most like a 7 Series that needs to go on a diet. On the inside, the cabin shares a clear relationship with the 7 Series and new 5 Series -- which is to say, luxurious, with top-notch materials and workmanship. As with most any other BMW being made today, we'd gladly spend hours touring in grand style in the 550i GT.
If you're in the market for a full-size luxury sedan with a bit more utility, the 2010 BMW 550i GT should be on your short list. And even if you have your heart set on a BMW 7 Series, the $18,000 savings should at least pique your interest.
Others To Consider Acura MDX, Audi A6 Avant, BMW X5, Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon.
2010 BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo Overview
The 2010 BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo is offered in the following submodels: Hatchback. Available styles include 535i 4dr Hatchback (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 8A), 550i 4dr Hatchback (4.4L 8cyl Turbo 8A), and 550i xDrive 4dr Hatchback AWD (4.4L 8cyl Turbo 8A). 5 Series Gran Turismo models are available with a 3.0 l-liter gas engine or a 4.4 l-liter gas engine, with output up to 400 hp, depending on engine type. The 2010 5 Series Gran Turismo comes with rear wheel drive or all wheel drive. Available transmissions include: 8-speed shiftable automatic. The 2010 5 Series Gran Turismo comes with a 4 yr./ 50000 mi. basic warranty, a 4 yr./ unlimited mi. roadside warranty, and a 4 yr./ 50000 mi. powertrain warranty.
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The 2010 BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo 550i is priced around $16795 with average odometer reading of 79740 miles.
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Review Purchased the 2010 BMW 500i GT in February. 6,600 miles to date. Truly the most comfortable, fun to drive BMW I've owned. The Sport Package is a must as it adds Adjustable suspension. Comfort mode is great for long highway cruising. Sport mode is perfect for in-town stop light heroes. The GT is a perfect blend of sports car and pack mule. More than enough room in the back to haul luggage or bikes. Rear passengers are treated to an amazing amount of room and comfort. The Comfort Seats up front are probably the most comfortable auto seats on the market. Gas mileage in the highway has been 25 mpg on two 1,000 trips from FL to TN. Around town, stop and go has been 16 mpg.
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2010 bmw 5-series-gran-turismo 535i 4dr Hatchback (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 8A), 8-speed shiftable automatic, premium unleaded (required) 22 combined MPG 19 city MPG/28 highway MPG
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2010 bmw 5-series-gran-turismo 550i xDrive 4dr Hatchback AWD (4.4L 8cyl Turbo 8A), 8-speed shiftable automatic, premium unleaded (required) 18 combined MPG 15 city MPG/22 highway MPG
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Available BMW 5 Series Gran Turismo 2010 Submodel Types: Hatchback
Available Trims: 535i xDrive, 550i, 535i, 550i xDrive
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Summertime, and the bloggin' ain't easy... Especially since the Supreme Court's not in session, and its Ohio counterpart isn't exactly working overtime to fill the lacuna. To be sure, there was one decision from the latter court last week, State v. Short. Short had threatened his wife that he would kill her if she ever left thim, then when she did, made good on his threat, also dispatching a male friend of hers in the process. Most of the appeal centers on Short's buyer's remorse for having waived his right to present mitigation evidence during the penalty phase. Although there's no constitutional requirement that a defendant's waiver of this be formalized, there is under Ohio law: in State v. Ashworth, the Supreme Court held that when a defendant wishes to waive the presentation of all mitigating evidence, "a trial court must conduct an inquiry of the defendant on the record to determine whether the waiver is knowing and voluntary." As in virtually everything in life, there's a catch: it must be all mitigating evidence. Here, the defense had cross-examined witnesses during the guilt phase to show that Short was emotionally distressed both by his wife's departure and his response to that. That, the court decides, is mitigation.
Speaking of the other white meat -- er, Supreme Court -- I'll have a summary of their last term on Wednesday, and on Thursday I'll have a discussion of just how far you can take the allied offense jurisprudence in the wake of December's decision in State v. Johnson. Tomorrow, of course, will feature the weekly roundup of the 8th District's decisions. Now, on to the courts of appeals...
Defendant shoots two people, killing one. Think the firearms specs merge? Think again: as the 2nd District notes in State v. Beatty-Jones, the specifications merge if they're attached to felonies committed in the same "transaction." The 2nd holds that multiple victims means separate transactions. A better argument, and one they also note, and which the prosecutor didn't even raise, is that the statute requires a trial court to impose separate specs in at least two of the charges when they're homicide, attempted murder, aggravated robbery, rape, or felonious assault, and may impose an additional term for each of the remaining specs... Good discussion from the 8th District on the standards to be used in determining whether a defendant is a "mentally ill person subject to hopsitalization by court order" following a finding of not guilty by reason of insanity in State v. Santana...
More post-release control follies: in State v. Spence, the defendant is sentenced to three consecutive terms of life in prison without parole for aggravated murder. Nonetheless, the 10th District determines that the trial court erred in failing to impose the five years of PRC he'll have to do on the kidnapping, aggravated burglary, and aggravated robbery convictions when he gets out of prison, which, as the court acknowledges, is never. The 10th remands it for a new sentencing hearing at which PRC is to be imposed, and the sad thing is that they're right... In State v. Johnson, the 9th District holds that the defendant's convictions for child endangering must be reduced from 2nd degree felonies to misdemeanors because the jury verdict forms did not include the offense level or a finding of the aggravating element; it also spends a lot of time on the issue of prosecutorial misconduct (see below)... Where a written waiver of speedy trial is unlimited in duration, it becomes effective from the date of the defendant's arrest, and if the defendant doesn't file a written objection and demand for trial, the waiver continues through the date of trial, says the 9th District in State v. Peek...
Bullshit non-traffic stop of the week. In State v. Simmons, a police officer stops the defendant for jay-walking and "conducted a pat-down for weapons." When the defendant could't provide identification, the officer placed him the back of the police cruiser. The officer subsequently found two syringes there, and the 2nd District rejects Simmons' argument that his attorney was ineffective for failing to file a motion to suppress.
Slapping wrists. In State v. Johnson, the court devotes 31 of the opinion's 84 paragraphs to the numerous instances of prosecutorial misconduct, and concludes that "the prosecutor was argumentative, asked improper questions, made testimonial assertions, referred to facts that were not in the record, misrepresented the evidence, and expressed his personal opinion of Mr. Johnson's credibility." So what does it do? Nothing:
We conclude, however, that because the jury would have found Mr. Johnson guilty of felonious assault and child endangering even if the prosecutor had acted properly, Mr. Johnson has not established that the prosecutor's improper conduct deprived him of a fair trial."
It did throw in the comment from an 8th District case that "if we are to stop short of punishing the State for a prosecutor's misbehavior by refusing to overturn otherwise valid convictions, perhaps such cases should routinely be referred to disciplinary counsel so that individual prosecutors can be impressed with the need for ethical behavior." Yeah, that'll put the fear of God into them, as you can tell from what happened after the last time a prosecutor was disciplined for misconduct during a trial, which was.... well, never.
This wasn't an isolated instance of misconduct: it permeated the entire trial, witness after witness. I don't know if it affected the outcome of the trial, but this sort of thing simply can't be tolerated. If a court's really interested in stopping this, I guarantee you that one reversal will accomplish what a lot of admonitions have not.


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Mar 11, 2010 - 6:01 pm
The radiology place called me this AM and said they would like to look at previous films. Freaked me out big time. I have had 4 mammograms in the last 9 years or so (I know....but they NEVER came back suspicious or anything other than perfectly normal, so I wasn't as good about getting the test done as I should have been).
I picked up the oldest ones today (2000 and 2001) and took them over. The newer ones are at a different facility and they archive every few years, so I can't get those for them until tomorrow, or maybe Monday.
The only positive I can think of is if there is anything there, it's not obvious or large, otherwise it would have triggered a call to my gyno/oncologist, and he would have sent me for more tests or a biopsy, or something. Is that reasonable, or am I being Pollyanna-ish?
I don't think this would have bothered me before the OVC, but now anything that sends up a "cancer flag" just sends me right over the ragged edge.
Mar 11, 2010 - 6:32 pm
Without a baseline for comparison, imaging isn't nearly as useful. They probably just want a baseline to compare your most recent mammogram against. Remember how that always say, when you have your first CT-scan or your first PET-scan, "that'll give us a baseline for comparison." And I read the notes on my last CT/PET scan and it said that the new scan was compared against my last 2 scans.
So, please don't read too much into this request. This may just be thoroughness on their part. Good pathologoists and radiologists are always pretty anal. ((((Hugs))))
Mar 11, 2010 - 6:53 pm
Thanks, Linda....
I think what really has me freaked out is the fact that they have never (and by they, I mean either of two different radiology places) asked for comparison films before.
Mar 11, 2010 - 10:58 pm
They are probably just being super cautious because of your OVCA history. (Isn't it nice to be able to say HISTORY?) :)
As my husband would say, stay positive and good things will happen. (He used to be such an eyore, I think I'm having a good effect on him!)
Thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers!
Mar 11, 2010 - 11:10 pm
Thanks, Leesa....I guess I will just have to wait and see what they have to say. They won't tell you a thing, of course, in the meantime. Makes me absolutely crazy! I hate it when other people know stuff that I don't!
How are plans for that mohawk coming?
Mar 11, 2010 - 11:26 pm
Hello Carlene,
Usually if anything suspicious developed, it was amazing how fast those "concerned test results" would be in my oncologists office in no time; upon which that phone call was being made to me.
I think too it may be just be thoroughness. So I would just enjoy the upcoming weekend, because tomorrow is another day and we leave worrying for another day .
Take care,
Mar 14, 2010 - 1:40 pm
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Mar 14, 2010 - 11:24 pm
It's true; former films are needed for comparison.
Also, have you had any weight changes? I know that can
Hang in there. I know the waiting is the hardest part~
Mar 15, 2010 - 12:39 am
I took the rest of the films by there on Friday. I asked when the radiologist might look at them. The receptionist said Monday.......or maybe Tuesday. She said they would call me, so if I haven't heard from them by Wednesday morning, I'm calling them.
I know that non-cancerous calcifications are sometimes related to caffeine consumption, and I drink a lot of coffee. I hope they don't tell me I need to stop. Seriously.......I have a shirt that says "Instant human......just add coffee".
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May 22, 2012 - 8:41 am
had a mammogram done and found on each breast "something". they did an ultra sound and told her it was time to see a surgeon, needless to say we we're a basket case with worry, I can handle my cancer but don't let anything happen to my daughter. Saw the surgeon and ordered MRI, thank god, it was not breast cancer, it was what they call cystic breast (not sure of the spelling) we we're so relieved. Just recently I had a mammo done and recieved a letter asking for more images, OK freak time again. My onocologist called and told me they spotted a lymph node that we already new about and it was not breast cancer, sigh of relief again. Of course I'm hoping the chemo will take care of the node that showed up which is almost in my armpit. It's very hard having test done and waiting for the results or an explanation. I'v always said just tell me and I will deal with it. Knowing in my book is better than not knowing. I really hope this is just they want another image to compare it too. Hang in there, can you call your ppc maybe they can shed some light on this for you, just a thought. Kathy


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Beauty Trends: Cannabis In Your Cosmetics
What could possibly be more appropriate to post about today than the use of cannabis and hemp in beauty products? It's on the rise, and it doesn't even get you high at all! Well, in most cases.
Hemp, the fiber, is closely related to – but totally not the same as – the type of cannabis that is quickly being legalized for recreational use around the country. (Hello from the Pacific Northwest!) The stigma surrounding what my Dad refuses to stop calling "dope" is slowly fading away thanks to a particularly stereotype-defying, marijuana-friendly culture, and the sheer fact that it's kind hard to find a reason to dislike it. (In fact, kind of the opposite – we keep finding things it's really good at.)
First of all, hemp is one of the most sustainable fibers you can grow as far as how well it grows in varied climates and how durable it is, and can be used for many different things like paper, clothing, food, and as you known since you're here – beauty products. The bummer part is that no one has been allowed to cultivate it since 1970.
Well, the story of hemp farming in America is kind all over the place. Long story short, the USA was like "Hey, it's 1600 and we're farming hemp here! Like always!" Fast forward to 1930 when America was like "Wait! This is a drug, probably! Nope sorry illegal." Then, WWII happened and we were like "Whoops! We actually really need some of those hemp thingies we banned for supplies, soooo… Not legal anymore yes ok great!" Then Nixon happened and was like "Marijuana is hemp, they're totally the same – DRUGS!!!1 So we're gonna go ahead and ILLEGAL." And ever since then, only research crops have been allowed – and only as of recently.
CBD, or cannabidiol, is extracted from almost the same type of cannabis that you found in your dad's sock drawer, except this stuff isn't very good at making TV shows funnier because the psychoactive part, THC, is basically absent. High-CBD strains are the most useful in medicinal applications, as they have been shown to majorly reduce pain among a slough of other benefits. The oil produced from this stuff, CBD oil, is being tested around the clock due to its exceptional strength and loaded antioxidant power. Slowly but surely, it's trickling into beauty products.
You might have even seen hemp seeds in your local natural food store. These little seeds are not only delicious, but they're loaded with Omega 3, 6, & 9 fatty acids, anti-inflammatory properties and antioxidants. Hemp in all forms is pretty impressive! This oil is the most common way to employ hemp in your beauty routine, and reports of its effectiveness are coming back positive!
And, yes – it may even offer anti-aging benefits.
I didn't really think about the way that hemp might be poised to change the beauty industry until The Body Shop sent me these effective and mildly hilarious hemp-based skin products. Above, you see the Heavy Duty Hemp Hand Cream in its limited edition packaging (the density of which makes it feel more like a "hand treatment") and the favorite of the college bound and incarcerated: Weed Soap, on a Rope.
It's kind of adorable, right? The same way that Mr. Hanky, the Christmas Poo grew on you after the third or fourth episode. It's fun because it makes people uncomfortable for no logical reason! This soap also happens to smell awesome and cleans my skin, which is always a nice function of soap.
It's fun to watch these beauty companies get on board with cannabis culture, too! In fact, The Body Shop is offering 42.0% off of your purchase today with the code HAPPY420. Yes! The Body Shop! That place where your mom gets her favorite shower gel is having a stoner-themed sale. It's all happening!
But soap and hand cream are truly just a scratch on the surface of cannabis-infused and -inspired beauty products. In fact, there are entire websites devoted to marijuana beauty products. Since I started researching, there have been some surprises – cannabis products and hemp seed oil are hiding in a lot of top name brands!
Cannabis in Beauty Products
Fresh Cannabis Santal Eau de Perfum, $50
Okay, the fact that this is the first one on this list makes this extra embarrassing but there's no actual cannabis in this. It's just a perfume that's scented with the delicate scent of marijuana. Before you ask, yes, it has patchoili notes in it, but also plum! Chocolate! Vanilla! Bergamot! Orange! It probably smells amazing, but I'll never know because it's $50.
Dr. Bronner's Hemp Castile Soaps, $2.89+
If you haven't been indoctrinated into the Dr. Bronner's cult (which may or may not be a real thing), get on it. This stuff is the genuine article. It can be used for everything from shampoo to laundry and is entirely biodegradable and natural. There are several scents, but this rose hemp mix is enticing me lately.
Malin+Goetz Cannabis Hand + Body Wash, $22
You gotta respect a brand that uses 50% of their marketing space to list out the ingredients and directions. They really want to be sure you know what you're using and that you're using it correctly. This cleanser is good for all-over, making it perfect for the shower. I know nothing else about this other than: it's cannabis. Maybe not the best to use in the morning before going to your conservative office job.
Hempz, $7.30+
I discovered Hempz when I was putting gift baskets together for Home Goods, but I'm really, really glad I did! My first exposure was through their shower gels, but the product range has everything from body lotion to hairspray – there's a lot to explore!
Uncle Harry's Blemish Salve, $6
Uncle Harry's is as hardcore as Dr. Bronner's when it comes to devoting your life to finding the perfect natural beauty formulas. Uncle Harry's is based in my own home of Washington state and incorporates hemp oil into their blemish salve due to the alleged (and seen) acne-fighting capabilities. Uncle Harry's is as hardcore as Dr. Bronner's when it comes to devoting your life to finding the perfect natural beauty formulas. Uncle Harry's is based in my own home of Washington state and incorporates hemp oil into their blemish salve due to the alleged (and seen) acne-fighting capabilities.
Nature's Gate Hemp + Argan Oil Haircare, $5.86
Are you noticing that a lot of companies that use hemp oil are also very committed to creating sustainable products? It's not a coincidence! Nature's Gate is slowly becoming a natural household standard, and their Argan oil + Hemp oil blend sounds like an incredibly nourishing and hydrating way to add a bit of cannabis to your hair care routine.
Urban Decay Big Fatty Mascara, $20
Well, well, well! Our first big beauty brand on the cannabis cosmetics list! Urban Decay caught on and added hemp seed oil to their mascara formula. As hemp seed oil is also an emulsifier, it keeps the formula nice and smooth for application.
OCC Lip Tar, $20
The previous item surprised me, but that seeing Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics uses hemp seed oil in their famous lip tar does not – but it does make me like them even more! We've done some pretty extensive review trials with OCC Lip Tar and haven't found much to complain about.
There's no doubt that this list will grow, but in the meantime, live a little and in the spirit of the "holiday," try incorporating a little bit of cannabis into your beauty routine!


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We're back with our Need it Now! Small Business Series feature after a summer sabbatical and what better company to introduce in the middle of summer than Las Bayadas? Las Bayadas makes THE Mexican Beach blanket. Inspired by the bright, colorful fabrics used to decorate houses in Mexico, the wheels started turning and the perfect beach towel was born! Not only are the beautiful (and functional!), but 10% of each blanket sold supports a scholarship program for local Mexican students. You've gotta love companies who give back!
I got the chance to interview the brains behind Las Bayadas to hear their story about their entrepreneurial adventure. Let's take a closer look behind the scenes of Las Bayadas!
How was the Las Bayadas brand born?
Eight years ago my husband and I arrived in this small fishing village called Sayulita in Mexico, we literally felt in love with the Mexican culture. Living on the beach, we started thinking about the perfect beach towel. We were inspired by a Mexican fabric used to decorate houses, and we started to turn it in a beach towel. We just added colorful stripes to put our colorful and personal touch. Also the environment part was essential for us. Thus, we decided to collaborate with a firm that provides us recycled cotton to make our towels.
What does a day in the life of Las Bayadas?
A day of Las Bayadas is first a day at the beach in Sayulita. Tanning, surfing, reading a book, chatting with friends or simply breathe the Mexican air. A day of Las Bayadas is like its design: simple, colorful and soft!
Where is your favorite place to get inspiration for your work?
We get inspiration through our different travels, but especially when we travel through Mexico. For us, Mexico is one of the most beautiful country in the world. Its colors don't cease to impress us, and the simplicity of this country still touch us.
What is your favorite part of being an entrepreneur?
What we love the most is to create. Create products we like. We like sharing our spirit and values with people that surround us. It's also giving jobs to people that are always enthusiastic about innovative and oddball products. Also, we work hand in hand with a school in our village named Costa Verde International School. 10% of the profits of each Las Bayadas sold are donating to a scholarship program helping local Mexican children.
What is the biggest challenge you've faced being a small business owner so far?
Convince people to be part in this crazy adventure. It's difficult to convince people they can trust us. It's a challenge everyday, we love our product and we really want to share it with people.
What piece of advice would you give others looking to start up their own business?
Keep motivation and still believe in your product despite problems and difficulties.
What goals do you have for your business? What can we look forward to in the future from Las Bayadas?
Our essential goal is to continue producing quality and nice products. The best reward for us is to see people wearing our Las Bayadas, telling us they love it, they think it's a lovely product very useful and convenient. Here is our first goal produce a nice, useful and convenient product. We recognize ourselves in Terence Conran, a designer, when he says "the useful can be beautiful and the beautiful can be affordable"


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Love the trees until their leaves fall off, then encourage them to try again next year. -Chad Sugg
Weather forecast for Market hours: Sunny. Seventies. Superb.
Music: Trio Nova Duo (E), John Rossi (W) will be there to make our ears happy. –
Apple Pie Contest!
Apple crisp. Apple pies. Applesauce. Apple cider. Caramel apple. Baked apples… Put all that tastiness in a pie and you might win the blue ribbon at the annual Apple Pie Contest! Pre register for the Oct 17 contest here.
What's in season: Root vegetables are another staple of autumn dishes. Look for spuds of all kinds and sweet potatoes too, both white and orange types. Fall squashes are arriving, too – ready to roast, sauté, puree and more. Butternut, spaghetti squash, acorn, pumpkin and more.
Did you know that fresh apple cider tastes different each week, depending on which kinds of apples are being juiced? Pear varieties are changing weekly, too.
Look for broccoli. It's a spring and fall crop!
DanLynn Organic Farms will have the following organic produce: fingerling potatoes, sweet frying and bell peppers, white and yellow onions, acorn and spaghetti squash, butternut squash and pie pumpkins. okra, tomatoes, summer honey, cucumbers, zucchini, collards and kale.
Treehouse Cafe says: "The zucchini in our little garden is ready to turn into some tasty muffins. Gonna bring them to the market this week. Also, we want your opinion . . . List your favorite soup on our list, and we will give you a free drink card you can use at The Treehouse Coffee Shop in Audubon any day you like. Thanks!"
Hillacres Pride is offering chicken leg/thigh quarters from our pastured and GMO free chickens on special. They are nearing the end of fresh mozzarella but are in good shape this week. All beef back in stock after being very low the last couple weeks. Steaks, roasts, ground beef – they have it!
This week's guest vendors:
– Wood Spoon Rice Pudding
– Market Day Canele
– MECHA Chocolate
– Red Fox Gourmet
– Garden State Juice
– O Made Granola bringing plenty of BBG – Banana Bread Granola and No Grain No Pain granolas, along with other varieties.
– Green Aisle Grocery bringing raspberry basil pear preserves, plum kaffir lime preserves, jersey corn relish, blush sauce with heirloom tomatoes, raw organic cashew butter, vegan arugula pesto, fitty fitty syrup (1/2 maple, 1/2 honey), pickled green tomatoes with curry
Featured Artist:
Allison Hunt of ZUZU Jewelry Studio
ZUZU Jewelry Studio features handmade, colorful, enameled metal jewelry. The studio is located in the Soha Arts Building where Allison, a University of the Arts alum, teaches classes & workshops in metalsmithing.


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Beauty brand Black Opal recently introduce a new multimedia campaign that celebrates new definitions of beauty for women of all complexions. The campaign called "I Define My Beauty" focuses on empowering individual beauty expression.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Americans who are made up of two or more races increased 32 percent between 2000 and 2010 at a minimum and only continues to rise. Multicultural beauty is now more than a "diversity" catchall; it's an evolution that addresses the multidimensional and multilayered needs of women whose ethnicities and cultures are mixing together, making up today's blended beauty.
"I Define My Beauty is about rejecting the stereotypes and myths that other people put on you," said Black Opal Artistic Director, Merrell Hollis. "It's a movement to educate women of all complexions, ethnicities and ages to take chances and feel confident—whether they go for subtle mauve or saturated fuchsia, the choice is yours not someone elses."
The new campaign is aimed at empowering, engaging and inspiring women of all complexions to express their individuality and embrace their unique look and defy stereotypes of beauty. "I Define My Beauty" kicks off with a video featuring Celebrity Make-up Artist & Black Opal Artistic Director Merrell Hollis and other beauty professionals in New York City discussing their own definitions of beauty. The makeup pros tackle myths and stereotypes and discuss how their clients choose self-expression and creativity to make their own personal style statement, instead of relying on old-fashioned notions of beauty do's and don'ts.
Black Opal understands color is more than just a matter of black and white. The campaign underlines Black Opal's mission to not only celebrate the cultural heritage of every woman but to emphasize the brand's long-standing focus and commitment to multicultural beauty in all its nuanced shades and tones.
Throughout the "I Define My Beauty" campaign, Black Opal will be encouraging women to join in the conversation via social media by following the conversation on Twitter and Instagram @blackopalbeauty and participate by sharing their I Define My Beauty stories using the hashtag #IDefineMyBeauty.


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My top 5 pizza in Bologna
It's time to talk about pizza. When I meet tourists during my food tours I'm always not sure if we have the same idea of pizza. It's an Italian product famous everywhere but this popularity has grown that much that most of the pizza you eat outside Italy (do I have to post a photo of the so called Chicago pizza?!) has nothing to do with our pizza.
And even in Italy there are a lot of different schools and tastes about it: "I want it slim and big" "I prefer it high and soft" etc.
So to choose the best pizza in Bologna I have to first say what is my idea of pizza. Pizza is Naples style. So my ideal pizza is quite small, soft in the border but not high as a focaccia. I love pizza with provola cheese, sausage and friarielli (a typical broccoli from Naples) or a simple margherita with bufala, mushrooms and rucola but I always like to try new combinations.
Via Petroni, 9/b, Bologna
051 2759196
Call it gourmet pizza, pizza for foodies or whatever you like. It's a different way to eat the most known Italian food. First choice ingredients (seasonal and quality Slow Food Presidia), 7 different types of flours (wholegrain spelt, Kamut, Enkir, 5 grains etc.), slow ripening (up to 48 hours from sourdough born from an apple and a pomegranate) make it a very special pizza experience. The place is in the heart of university area, so a bit messy on Friday and Saturday night. If you like a craft beer after this amazing pizza try Green River Pub, just a few steps from it.
Reccomendend pizza: the menu is seasonal, in autumn I reccomend the one with Trentino Speck, gorgonzola cheese, honey, walnuts and fiordilatte
Price: High, 20€ pizza and craft beer, but I think you won't regret it
O Fiore Mio
Piazza Malpighi, 8, 40123
051 040 2308
I follow O fiore Mio since it opened in Bologna, a couple of years ago, and even before with their first restaurant in Faenza. It's different compared to the other places in this list: it's not a restaurant, even if you can sit inside, but it's more like a street food place. Anytime you go there you can find at least 10 different kind of pizza, some for veggie and even one for vegans with chickpea cream, lentils and dried tomatos.
Reccomendend pizza: nduja, bufala and tomatoes or zucchini flowers and sardines
Price: Average, 15€ for 4 different square of pizza and craft beer
Via del Parco 13, Bologna
051 531341
A bit far from the city centre you'll find a classic and reliable pizza restaurant. It's possible to ask for pizza with kamut or spelt dough (if you don't digest wheat) with 1€ extra or the high digestible 48-hour rising with 2,5€ extra.
The dough is soft and tasty, not heavy, and with quality condiments (like buffala Dop). I absolutely reccomend their tagliere for 2. The place is usually quite busy, so in the weekend booking is recommended. The also make a good gluten free pizza.
Reccomended pizza: Verace, with sausage wild broccoli and 48-hour rising
Price: average, 13€ pizza and beer
La Verace (Pizzeria Tonino)
Via Cairoli, 16, Bologna
051 588 2700
Classic pizza restaurant, the only in the city centre that is part of the association of real Naples pizza. Pizza is soft but slightly crispy and very digestible: try the classic margherita or the one with bufala cheese. The staff is friendly and accommodating and the place has a lot of tables so you don't need to book. The inside looks like a cave but it's as not weird as it seems.
Reccomended pizza: Cafona, with sausage and friarielli (broccoli). In summer, when friarielli are not seasonal they use zucchini flowers, even better if possible.
Price: Average, 15€ pizza and beer
Ranzani 13
Via Camillo Ranzani, 12, Bologna
051 8493743
I have to update this post because I recently discovered this place and it became one of my favourite pizza in Bologna. Organic flour for a pizza very easy to digest and selected ingredients like San Marzano tomatoes make Ranzani 13 a new landmark in town. Great selection of craft beers on tap from around the world. Their hamburgers are also remarkable (but check also Well Done Burgers for that)
Reccomended pizza: Krotone, with zucchini, smoked provola cheese, bacon, salted ricotta cheese and pepper
Price: Average, 15€ pizza and craft beer, and free amaro when you pay
So this is my list of the 5 best pizza in Bologna, all Naples style but very different from each other. Have you tried any of them? Am I missing something?
[photos courtesy of Hendrik Terbeck, Berberè, Ranzani 13, Cucchiaio.it, Fed.Inapenale]
2/19/2015 04:13:45 am
I ate in Ranzani last night, I can confirm that their pizzas are truly delectable, the smoked mozzarella and salted provolone was heavenly. But the service was a bit tetchy due to them having a party of 50 booked for later that evening, ring in advance I'd say. Would like to have tried their beers but was'nt really given time! I'm now in the Green RIver pub sampling their long list of rare beers, moving on to Berbere later!
7/2/2015 01:18:47 am
Me and my friend are in Tonino after reading this blog.
7/2/2015 03:40:11 am
Hi Jamie,
Andrea - Taste Bologna
9/13/2015 12:55:46 pm
Thank you so much, I'm happy you appreciate :)
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