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We are lucky to live in world saturated with colour, but often we do not fully appreciate its powerful effects. Colour as a vibrational therapy has been studied and practised for thousands of years. Colour therapy has been documented from the ancient cultures of Egypt, India and China, all the way through history to modern psychologists and holistic therapists.
Colour therapy is a non-invasive complementary treatment that works to deliver balance and healing to the mind, body and spirit. The seven colours of the spectrum are used to stimulate the body's healing process with each colour working with the body's energy centres or chakras.
Each chakra corresponds with a different part of the body. If one of the chakras is unbalanced, this can contribute to ill health with physical symptoms such as digestive problems, headaches and insomnia to name just a few. Using the appropriate colour on the body can help to rebalance the chakra and restore wellness and vitality.
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(1) (biochemistry) The state in which the particles of a substance are dispersed but not totally dissolved in a fluid; the substance in this state.
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A suspension contains particles that are mixed by agitation and dispersed in the fluid. When allowed to settle, the particles can be seen at the bottom.
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Can high levels of stress really make you age faster? That seems to be the case judging by all the gray hair President Obama has sprouted since his inauguration. Researchers, though, have more scientific ways to measure aging, using telomeres — the caps at the end of our cells' chromosomes that protect DNA from damage. These caps shorten over time, and a new study suggests that a common form of anxiety is associated with shorter telomeres and perhaps an earlier risk of dying.
Brigham and Women's Hospital researchers looked at data from 5,200 women participating in the Nurses' Health Study and found that women with high levels of phobic anxiety — an exaggerated fear of crowds, heights, enclosed spaces, and certain social situations — had shorter telomeres on average compared with those of the same age who didn't have this anxiety disorder.


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How has your experience been so far in Hawaii?
A: In terms of partnering, we have had so many people reach out to us and want to be part of the project — from the cultural side, from the design side, from the construction side — who really see us as being authentic in our desire to represent everything local about Hawaii and therefore have really been great partners. On the construction side, we are making great progress. There haven't been any real impediments to our progress and we are moving forward. The folks at Ko Olina have been absolutely great in the development. And all the different areas of local government that you interface with on a big development have been extremely helpful and have been very diligent in seeing our permits through and answering our applications for permits. So far, we've found Hawaii to be a great place to do business.
Q: I know you worked at Euro Disney. How was that experience similar/different?
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Youth race car drivers join The Beer Hunter in the 1st Annual Charity Golf Classic, April 18, 2011 by giving back to the Menifee Valley Community Cupboard.
Local youth drivers, Chancellor Tiscareno of Menifee, Tanner Cervantes of Hemet, Ian Wesolowski of Canyon Lake, and Troy Wesolowski of Lake Elsinore each donated a liberty classics die cast replica to the Annual Charity Golf Classic hosted by The Beer Hunter of Menifee. The drivers and their race cars will be on display as well as signing autographs and taking photos with their fans at the Menifee Lakes Country Club at tee time.
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Flights can be very drying on skin. What's your fix?
I recommend a hydrating mask for the duration of the flight to help prevent moisture loss from the skin. (My personal favourites are the Décleor Hydra Floral Flower Essence Moisturising Mask and the Joyce Blok Vitamin Cream Mask.) Another must-have item is a small spritz bottle of toner which you can use to regularly mist your face throughout the flight. (You can pick up small spray bottles from your local pharmacy, and then fill with your regular toner). Don't forget to apply a moisture rich eye cream or gel, and a nourishing lip balm. Drink plenty of fluids (but limit alcohol and coffee).
How do you freshen up before landing?
Before landing, remove the mask and splash your face with cool water or use a quick spritz of toner Follow this with an antioxidant rich serum and moisturiser to energise complexion. I don't wear make up during long-haul flights but I always dust on a light coverage of mineral foundation on landing. (I prefer something with luminous particles to brighten my complexion like MAC Mineralise Foundation.) I also never travel without a selection of bright lip glosses, and waterproof mascara to prevent panda eyes.
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My hair can be unruly so I tend to tie it up during the flight. I always make sure that I have a leave-in conditioner that I use liberally. My favourite is Joico Hydrating Balm - it not only leaves my hair soft and silky but keeps my hair more manageable after the drying effects of flying.
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Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Andre Iguodala scored a team-high 17 points and pulled down 10 rebounds as the Denver Nuggets earned their first win of the season with a 109-97 triumph over the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday at Pepsi Center.
JaVale McGee scored 16 points off the bench, Ty Lawson added 15 points and nine assists and Kenneth Faried netted 15 points to go with eight rebounds for the Nuggets, who avoided starting 0-4 for the first time since the lockout- shortened 1999 season.
Kosta Koufos and Corey Brewer contributed 14 and 11 points, respectively in the victory.
"We had really good energy to start the game," Iguodala said. "We had some ups and downs, but it was a good test for us to see if we could hold a lead."
Greg Monroe dropped in a game-high 27 points and grabbed 10 boards, while Rodney Stuckey added 17 points in the setback for the Pistons, who are 0-4 for the second time in the last three seasons.
Denver came out of the gates on fire, hitting six of its first nine shots from the floor while building a 17-7 advantage with 4:50 left in the opening quarter.
The Pistons answered with an 11-2 run, capped by a Kyle Singler layup with 2:24 to go. A pair of free throws by Stuckey tied things at 21, but Brewer closed the stanza with a 3-pointer to give the Nuggets a 24-21 lead after one.
The game remained close throughout the second quarter, which featured six lead changes and four ties. A deep jumper by Danilo Gallinari ignited the Nuggets on a 17-10 push to end the half with a 58-51 lead.
A driving layup by Lawson less than three minutes into the third quarter gave Denver a 65-56 lead, but the Pistons responded with an 11-2 spurt, capped by a Jason Maxiell jumper, to tie the game at 67 with 5:07 left in the stanza.
The Nuggets though, outscored Detroit 18-9 over the final five-plus minutes to take a nine-point cushion into the final 12 minutes of play.
Detroit made it interesting late in the fourth quarter when Jonas Jerebko stepped in front of an Iguodala pass and finished the run out with a reverse slam, cutting the deficit to 99-92 with 3:33 to play.
The Pistons would get no closer though, as the Nuggets closed out the game by outscoring Detroit by a 10-5 margin.
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Airline's Ash Detector Could Prevent Chaos
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EasyJet is to install a new aircraft system which can detect ash clouds, and could prevent widespread disruption caused by erupting volcanoes.
The airline says if it had been available in 2010, when tens of thousands of flights were cancelled and 10 million passengers were stranded, almost all European airspace could have been kept open.
The technology is called AVOID - the Airborne Volcanic Object Imaging Detector.
Two infrared cameras are attached to the wings of the aircraft, and at 30,000 feet they can see dangerous levels of silicates more than 60 miles ahead.
High levels of ash can melt inside jet engines causing them to fail.
The system has been successfully tested on a light aircraft flying close to Mount Etna in Sicily, and the budget airline plans to attach cameras to a commercial jet next year.
Eventually up to 20 easyJet aircraft could be equipped. The side-on view of the ash cloud can be compared with satellite imagery to provide a 3D view of affected airspace.
The system was developed in response to the two Icelandic disruptions of the past two years.
The first, in April 2010 caused disruption for a week, but we now know that just 2% of airspace showed dangerously high levels of ash.
EasyJet's Head of Engineering Ian Davies told Sky News: "Airspace would probably have been open for the vast majority of time, in other words we closed lots of airspace that we would not have had to, if we'd had this technology."
It was developed by Fred Prata, a scientist with Nicarnica Aviation.
"This instrument put on board an aircraft acts as a tactical device so it's able to give the pilot information about exactly what is ahead of him," he said.
"So he will have strategic information to know that there is an ash cloud about somewhere; but he is now able to take off, fly safely, see the ash cloud, and if it happens to be in a place where it's not supposed to be, then he can just make a small manoeuvre and go round it safely."
Sometimes the concentration of ash is low enough to fly through for short periods.
But even if the detection equipment becomes widely used it will not stop cancellations when levels are high and close to airports, and Dr Colin Brown from the Institute of Mechanical Engineers says it will not make aircraft ash-proof.
"We shouldn't be duped into thinking that this is a solution which allows everyone to fly. It's a detection system, it doesn't actually improve the safety of the aircraft."
EasyJet hopes other airlines will adopt the system. Because the information can be transmitted to base in real time, the more planes with cameras, the more accurate the map of where it is safe to fly.
Scientists have warned that another Icelandic eruption is likely in the near future.
The Katla volcano, which has been largely dormant since 1918 could be 10 times bigger than Eyjafjallajokull and Grimsvotn.


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Getting your paperwork/licence in order
I am just graduated from a 550 hr 5 element shiatsu school here in Massachusetts.Whereas my training has been very thorough in techniques,It has been quite shaky on the matters of how to go about being legal to practice.Now that we have graduated , my teacher is far too buisy to relate to us asking questions anymore to get the kind of answers I want.
Whatdoes this piece of paper from my school mean on its own?
I know my school was certified by the ABOTA,and has enough hours etc for them, however, I was wondering, as a new practioner, what steps I need to do with the State/town etc to insure that I am legal to practice and advertise.Also, I was wondering how to find out this info, in that I dont think I will practice in Mass forever, and will want to move elsewhere and set up shop so I would want to know how to do it wherever I live.
I also understand that the AOBTA doesnt license, and NCCAOM doesnt licence in my state.What then?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Your piece of paper from the
Your piece of paper from the school generally means nothing on its own, and in many cases your national certification is either not required or not used either. Massachusetts is unique (last time I checked) in that they license massage by city, not by the state like most places - but this may have (hopefully) changed. In the vast majority of states if you have your education, your national certification (better from the NCBTMB, not the NCCAOM which is better for acupuncturists and near useless for bodywork). Neither of these are used/required in MA. Each state has a massage licensing board that you will have to contact (easy search on the internet). For massachusetts this is here: MA Massage Board.
What you will find is that the laws cater to massage therapy programs not necessarily eastern bodywork programs. Often times, massage therapy programs are longer and the laws require that number of hours. You may have to either take additional courses or try to use hours from other college work you may have done (business courses, a and p, etc.) to make up the missing hours. The massage board in each area, however, will have all of the answers to these questions and usually have them all answered in faq's online.
Just search on google for "massage license board X" where X = the state you are interested in.
You need a license to touch
You need a license to touch someone, period. Shiatsu falls under massage therapy or acupuncture licenses - massage therapy licenses being easier to obtain... You need to click on the link that I provided above, call them, and ask them all of these questions. No one but that office will have the answers to the questions that you have. I'm sorry but that is all I can offer. Good luck.
As an aside, primarily for others reading this, when you go to school all of these questions need to be answered before you spend a single cent on your education. Think of every place you would ever want to live and have all of these questions answered before you start school. The laws and qualifications vary widely from state to state and certainly country to country and there are many people who end up wasting their time and money and cannot practice without further education or even re-doing their entire program at an appropriate school.
"License to touch" Myth
I don't think there is any law of "license to touch". It may be one of those myth that spreads easily (because it sounds good). At least my research shows no legal base for any such supposed law.
Again, nice idea, but see my
Again, nice idea, but see my comment below about backing statements like that up. The vast majority of areas in the US at least require some type of license for working with people. While you could make the argument that you don't need one for x,y,z procedures/techniques whatever, the very first time you get a lawsuit for something you have absolutely nothing to back you up on. Furthermore, if you are strattling some lines and you get caught up practicing "x" without a license you wouldn't want the fines, legal actions and/or the hassles. The real issue is why would you want to do this even if you feel like you could get away with it -- like not paying taxes. Remember while not there may not be a rule against touching people per se, your are not just brushing up against them on the street, you are touching them under the auspices of doing "x" or treating "x" as a "x" practitioner. This is where the lines get crossed.
Sorry Chad you are wrong on this matter.
The state law is clear in its exemption status.
Craig can practice legally with no problem.
I am a state rep for AOBTA/ MA.
Keep doing Shiatsu Craig, if you had chosen to be grandfathered in to the state massage licensure, you would be licensed in Swedish massage.
A lot of people are calling themselves bodyworkers, but if they don't have COSP school training in Asian bodywork, the day will come when they will be shut down, you are free to practice.
Kim Purdy
Can you clarify or at least
Can you clarify or at least provide statutes. I'm certain you are not saying he doesn't need a license at all to practice shiatsu? I clearly remember licensing being by the city in MA, not by the state with Cambridge requiring NCBTMB and schooling, as I remember anyway, and Boston, for example, only requiring you pay for a license (to cut down on prostitution primarily) and each other city either had no laws or would eventually defer to a state law.
Like Craig says above it is unlikely the meaning of the statute that he quoted is that if you simply call yourself a bodyworker rather than a massage therapist you can freely practice without a license.
Again, any actual statues you can provide would be much appreciated, which I'm sure, as the state rep, you have easy access to.
Hi ChadI was glad to see
Hi Chad
I was glad to see the post come up on my email.
I had a license with the city of Quincy for 11 1/2 years, when the state law became enacted, I would answer to Quincy board of health, never had an incident or any disciplinary action against myself or my business in the 30 years I have been practising; when the law changed I stayed in business and due to clause 281 of the law, it is not required for me to
have licensure, I was asked if I would like to be grandfathered in as a massage therapist establishment, but knowing (through AOBTA meetings and also going to the pre law board meetings for the state,) that this grandfathering in would change my status from ABT to LMT and has NO affinity to any of the 14 forms of Asian Bodywork, as authorized by AOBTA, and is strictly a Swedish Licensure.
As I said I finished my 500 hour in 1986 and /750 hour clinical at Lemuel Shattuck Chronic Pain and Stress Relief Clinic (under the directorship of ted Kaptchuk in 87, and NEVER had any desire to study Swedish style massage, therefore I DECLINED any offer of grandfathering in, so to date my biggest 'competitors' in the 'Bodywork' modality are illegal and uncertifeid with no affiliation to anything sex trade operators....it has not been a picnic, but being 'licensed' in MA. is ONLY a license to be identified as a Swedish massage therapist, period.....you can't wave your ABT flag under it.
But like all things this to is changing, NCCAOM does not offer ANY National certification in any way anymore, and there are BIG changes on the frontier as I have been told by Wayne Mylin, president of the AOBTA and will be contacting the legislative administrator soon to get the info on how to educate the citys and towns in MA. what it is to be a practitioner in MA.
ANYONE interested in being part of this 'campaign to wake up' this population, would be GREAT!
Get in touch with me and we can make something happen.
In the meantime if anyone wants to work from my establishment and you have the AOBTA (etc.) qualifications, I have space.
Legal Point
Suing is one thing, winning yet another. The issue is simple, were it ever come to a law suit: The plaintiff must proof that you are in violation of the law, i.e. cite crear and convincing evidence of the law of which one is in violation. For instance, there is no law (that I could find) requiring a "license to touch". Hence, if someone with the proper training and credentials practices a form of healing energy via touch (but not manipulation of tissue), there is no license requirement, unless so specifically stated in the respective statutes of a law. We live in a democratic system of legal equality, not at the whim of arbitrary government interpretation.
The problems are only anyone
The problems are only anyone trying to get over on the state license CLAUSE 281, are illegals (unqualified, untrained) practising.
The AOBTA has the name address phone numbers of EVERY school in the WORLD, so anyone saying they studied an ABT in Timbuktoo, are REQUIRED to submit transcripts...
Chad I 'think' I clarified myself in my post, but no matter what you may believe, no one can sue me or throw me or any one else that has a legitimate ABT practice out of my/their establishment or keep me/them from aquiring a new establishment, they in fact, would be who is being sued....no one can 'teach' ABT without having a teachers certificate through AOBTA, they can't lean on an NCCAOM credential for that...
Please understand how threads
Please understand how threads work in our forums (also post order).... an indentation is a -reply- to the post -directly- above it. This conversation is largely becoming misconstrued because fajian is adding comments and not replying to the post above and talking about broad US policy/global policy perhaps (by not specifying exactly) which is allowing Kim to push the discussion more wayward discussing matters entirely relevant only to the initial poster and MA. Chad's response was a direct reply to fajian's broad statements and was in no way intended to revive this old discussion.
To clarify this discussion (and close it) - fajian is talking about generalized statements that couldn't possibly apply to all areas of the us or the world but each are entitled to their opinion. Which is what this is it until relevant court cases answer these types of questions clearly and/or specific laws are enacted that clearly spell out scopes of practice. And Kim is talking about the US state of MA does have a relevant statute and not the entire US/world.
And fajian please keep in mind that you are walking along a very touchy path. Which is not being called out for your sake per se, but for the global readership of this forum where we generally avoid blanket statements out of respect for relevance. Every day naturopaths for better or worse with lots of training are disallowed licensing, PT's, MD's and Chiro slowly start using acupuncture with or without training often in (initially at least) violation of their own scopes of practice, and on and on. These are all people with lots of schooling and in many states a reasonably strong legal status. Being out on the fringe doing energywork for example without any licensing or the support of any legal/political groups but mixing in other techniques such as those involving touch is something to be cautious of (which is not relevant to this posters original question anyhow). We all know this isn't exactly a free and clear democracy that we live in and the landscape of health professions is changing on a daily basis.
Finally both of you are replying to a post that is over 3 years old - so please check the post date before you revive old discussions - thank you.


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It's often said that simplicity is prerequisite for reliability.
Jamie Huscroft's formula as a hockey player was simple – and reliable. Play laboriously. Lead by example. Answer the bell. That recipe secured him a spot on the rosters of seven teams, guided him through three hundred and fifty two regular season National Hockey League games, and steered him to more than 1,000 penalty minutes.
Following seven seasons in the World Hockey League and American Hockey League, the Creston, British Columbia native was drafted in the ninth round of the 1985 draft by the New Jersey Devils.
In 15 games with the Devils in 1988-89, he displayed a willingness to battle that would pervade until 2000, when he retired after ending up with the Portland Pirates of the AHL. In his first fight in November 1988, he got the best of a tilt with Perry Berezan of the Calgary Flames.
"I am friends with Perry now and we laugh at this fight," says Huscroft. "I told him it is his claim to fame. I did feel good after the fight, but Tim Hunter welcomed me to the league when I got out of the box, so it was bittersweet and short lived."
The fear of losing a scrap in front of 15,000 people was something Huscroft tried to get a handle on early in his career. "At first, yes (the fear was there)," laughs Huscroft. "After a few years, it did not bother me as much getting beat up in front of the large crowds."
Huscroft's tongue is often firmly planted in his cheek when he references his career as a pugilist. But, if truth be told, he planted more than a few punches on the cheeks of opposing players, and, well, had a fair share of fists planted on his own. Joey Kocur. Gino Odjick. Ken Baumgartner. Marty McSorley. Huscroft had donnybrooks with nearly all of the toughest guys from his era, many of which are now immortalized on YouTube.
Detroit Red Wing's enforcer Joltin' Joey Kocur had a sturdy reputation as one of the league's heaviest punchers, and, in one of his earliest N.H.L. fights, Huscroft discovered that that reputation was well-deserved.
"I just got called up from the minors," says Huscroft, "and knew he would be coming after me. Low and behold, during my first shift he did. He hit me so hard that I couldn't hear out of my left ear for a few weeks and the left side of my mouth was all torn up."
As the game of hockey has evolved, rugged role players such as Huscroft have become rare items.
"It's definitely harder today," says Huscroft. "When I broke in each team had four to five tough role players. Now you're lucky to have one and that one has to be able to play. There is a little more fighting than I want my name attached to, but the kids seem to like it. I wish they had all my goals on YouTube. But four goals in a career doesn't make up much of a highlight video."
Huscroft always stuck his neck out on the line, and he proved that toughness resides in the soul and spirit, not just the muscles. Concentration and mental toughness were also necessary for his survival. Many players who fight regularly harbor a deep resentment for the role in which they have found themselves cast; for others, it's more perfunctory.
"Some people can leave work at home more easily than others," says Huscroft. "I had a hard time with the anticipation of fighting. You would spend days thinking and stressing about something that lasted a few seconds or if it even happened at all."
There were damaged knuckles, stitches, humbling defeats, black eyes, and the expected assortment of fistic hazards. One of Huscroft's most memorable fights, however, involved an injury which no one anticipated. On December 12, 1989, linesman Leon Stickle slipped and badly twisted his knee while separating Huscroft and New York Islanders' henchman Mick Vukota.
"I remember that fight," says Huscroft. "Still to this day, I feel sick thinking about what happened to Leon. He went down hard and was out for quite some time because of it."
Playing the type of game Huscroft excelled at required that he sacrifice his heart and his head. Concussions forced him to come up with an exit strategy.
"I had to retire because of multiple concussions, so it does concern me somewhat, but there is little I can do about damage that's already been done. I have little to no side effect any more from all my concussions, so I feel somewhat lucky to be able to leave the game mentally and physically healthy."
There is a special attachment that tough players such as Huscroft maintain for one another, one that transcends the boundaries of team and competition, and lasts far beyond one's playing days.
"I have all the respect in the world for these types of players," says Huscroft. "Most people have no concept how hard of a job this can be and what an emotional toll it places on one's body."
Huscroft's career began in New Jersey and ended in Washington; he unpacked and repacked his bags with several other teams along the way. He considers he stay as a Boston Bruin as his most special memory in the N.H.L.
"Loved the city and players," says Huscroft. "My dad was always a Bruins fan also, so when I was finally able to put on the B's jersey it was a special moment for him."
Huscroft, 46, is director of facilities at a Seattle-based hockey program called Sno-King Amateur Hockey Association. His daily routine involves training young hockey players and instilling life skills through sport. This line of work is placid and serene.
"I currently love going to work every day knowing that I don't have to look over my shoulder to see a Bob Probert or Stu Grimson coming after me."
Brian D'Ambrosio lives in Missoula, Montana. His book Blood on Ice, detailing the rink life of Bob Probert and the evolution of the NHL tough guy, is due out in 2014.


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I woke up this morning feeling GREAT. You guys, God is amazing and he does heal the brokenhearted. I was walking down the street smiling with my coffee in hand and for once I did not think of him, I was not worried or anxious.
I was just me.
And I was okay with that. I was excited for the day. God did a work in me so marvelous that all day He was reassuring me telling me how valued I was and how he had SO much in store for me because I was His daughter.
I released everything to Him and it feels SO good.
Y'all… God is real tho
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Still Good
I am not going to lie this past few weeks has been extremely hard for me. I find myself having moments where I just want to bust into tears and hide in my bed. And yes, I know how sad that is.
Nonetheless the ONLY thing that gives me peace is knowing that God is sovereign. God has supreme power and authority, not just over one thing but all things. As I continue to grow in my relationship with Him, reading the scriptures and just being in His presence I am just reminded that He has my back.
The same God that parted the red sea, casted the demons out of numerous of people, beat death, and made the devil himself flee is the same God that holds me in his hands, hears my prayers and is so detail oriented that he ensures every single moment in my life is aligned to His will.
This gives me peace, because despite my broken heart He is holding the pieces and knows EXACTLY how to put it back together.
Despite everything, He is STILL good. Still perfect. Still faithful. Still sovereign.
And nothing can beat that, because I know this place is only temporary. So I am hopeful and most of all expectant. Expectant to see the silver lining.
Hopes this helps anyone out there dealing with a difficult circumstance.
He is bigger than all your problems or any situation.
Nothing is too hard for him so don't put him in a box.


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Can You Guess This Collection?
Sure, we're two days late and a dollar short in getting this post up during September's Collections month, but we just spotted it last night. And we couldn't resist this collection — perhaps the most peculiar seen in the array of collections you viewed on Apartment Therapy over the past month...
You can be an easy group to rile and this one is bound to elicit a gigantic "GROSS" reaction when you realize what it is. It's a collection of dryer lint. Uh huh. Strange but true. Danny Seo of Daily Danny spotted this collection at an exhibit of unusual collections at the Philadelphia Airport (we hail from the City of Brotherly love so we're feeling kind of proud of this strange exhibit).
Check out Danny's full post here to see a few more collections from the exhibit.
Have you ever done anything special with your, um, dryer lint?
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ya it looked kinda gross even without knowing what it was...
I thought it was some rags or something like that. Or a cloth stack of pancakes lol.
I always toss my dryer lint.
my eagle scout brothers taught me that if you mix dryer lint and vaseline, it makes an emergency fire starter that you can stuff in a film canister. take some out, pull it apart a little, and light under newspaper/kindling.


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Thursday, August 30, 2012
Our entire family is in love. This is Buster Blue, the newest member of our family. Buster Blue is a 13 week old blue pitbull puppy that we adopted this past Sunday. He's got a soft, supple, velvety, gorgeous gray-brown coat that's exactly the color of my front yard at 5:00am (I thought I lost him when we took him out to pee).
Buster Blue's eyes are amber-blue and he's got massive paws. MASSIVE. Our baby is gonna be a big dog!
He's shy, quiet, snuggly and a very calm puppy. Buster Blue loves to sleep, snuggle, cuddle – and it's so cute – when he sleeps, his skin has all these deep folds that crumple and sigh around his face!
So far, Coco loves playing with him. Sharing toys? Not so much. I'm sure it will take time to go from only dog to big sister.
This morning, it wasn't a good morning for Coco – she refused to look at the camera and smile.
"Coco! Look at the camera! Mommy wants to take a picture!"
"I don't want to."
"Please? Purrdy please?!"
"Fine. I'll look at the camera. But I ain't smiling."
"Chickens! Do you want to smile for the camera?"
"Camera?! No way! I'm outta here!"
"I'll smile for the camera!"
Did you know Pitbulls used to be the "nanny dog"? In recent years, bad people trained pitbulls to fight – thus tarnishing their reputation as a fighting, biting dog.
Who also had pitbulls? Helen Keller had a pitbull. Cesar Millan's "Junior" is also a blue pitbull. Petey from The Rascals was a pit (remember him!?)
Oh. My. Goodness!!!! What a BEAUTIFUL puppy. How fun to have this new addition to your family. I love those chicken pics too – there is something so fun about their little faces.
He's a cutie. You can tell from the photos that he admires Coco and literally looks up to her. Very good sign.
I am so happy that you selected an orphaned breed. I hope Buster Blue will be the guy to show the world that pit bulls are loveable, gentle and friendly.
Please keep us up to date on significant milestones in his lucky life.
He is gorgeous! I laughed out loud at the unsmiling Coco. Poor thing. Looks like her world was rocked a bit with the addition but I am guessing they'll be great buds. She just won't let you in on the secret.
Ahhh, he is so cute! Congratulations to your family on the new addition, and congratulations to Buster Blue on his amazing new home!
My dog is named Buster, too! Love it! He's adorable, of course.
Love your new puppy…Buster Blue is a real cutie!
He's beautiful! Those eyes are positively spectacular! With paws like that, he really will be a big boy; he,Coco and your boys are going to have such fun together!
Oh my gosh those are great photos! Too funny withh Coco not looking, the look on her face is priceless! Your new family member is adorable. We just got a new puppy this month too, and she has blue eyes, but she's a Border Collie. I'll have to show her her picture sometime. She will not sit there to pose like yours do! I have to be quick with the camera!
What cuties!!! I love that picture where it seems like Coco is giving you that side eye!! Love Pitbulls – have a few myself
Love your smiling animal pics! Especially the new puppy, what an adorable dog. It is easy to see why your family is in love.
Buster Blue is a handsome boy! I just wanted to say thank you for adopting (again) and for choosing to support the pit bull breed in such a wonderful manner. Coco will adjust to big sister mode soon I'm sure
I remember puppy training. Cute, but glad he's yours.
so cute! never had any bull dog. Had one Golden retriever, super friendly and sweet!
so what's cooking at Tampa, FL? any inspirations from our VP hopeful Paul Ryan?;))
Such beautiful dogs. Most pitbulls are so cuddly and sweet. I hate that there is a prejudice against them.
Wonderful pics!
A pit bull can be a great family pet! Buster blue is beautiful. Pittes have strong teeth so make sure you get a Kong!
What a gorgeous puppy! And Pits really are lovely, so I applaud your choice to look past the ridiculous prejudice against the breed and open your home and heart to this adorable puppy!
Oh…Buster Blue is gorgeous! That photo of Coco not smiling made me laugh out loud! My dog gets an attitude sometimes when I take her picture, so I know that look!
Pit bulls have gotten a bad rap in the last few years. Like children, dogs are not born mean. What they become is what they have lived and been taught.
A black Kong they are tougher than the red ones and might be able to withstand a pittie attack
Congratulations on the new 'baby'!!! Love the picture of them sleeping together!
Such handsome boys
He is stunning! Looks very much like a couple of my boys. My absolute favourite breed, congrats on your new addition!
You sure put the HAPPY in my day with this post! ThankUmuchly! I love pit pulls, and this is a georgous, sweet-faced puppy. I love the way your comments were woven into the picture presentation. May you have many happy, healthy years with your new baby.
your pups are magnificent. sad that pitbulls got a bad rap; they truly are great dogs when raised with love and respect.
the photo of your dogs sleeping together is incredible!
Buster Blue is absolutely gorgeous! I was so hoping that you would go with a dog in the Bull Terrier family when you and your family were deciding on a new addition. We have a beautiful Staffie named Diesel that has the same colours as Coco, and I have never known/owned a better dog, and couldn't help but think that a similar breed would complete your family perfectly!!!
Buster is a great little pup. He will grow into a big dog and Pitbull are killers. They don't normally kill those they live with but it happens. Australia is a laid back country however they are recognised as a dangerous animal and are banned by a number of administrations. Go into the Google, Pitbulls Australia for guidance.
I'm a doggy person, have been forever, I recognise the qualities of a well loved and trained dog. It is probable Buster will protect you and in doing so might kill the stranger who calls on you, or happens to be walking past with their well loved dog on a lead.
Again, check it out, but not with fellow lovers of Pitbulls.
Buster Blue is adorable. Thanks for helping educate people about the joys of sharing your life with members of the sweet, loving bully breeds.
Hmmmm…I've never seen a gray pit bull. This one is a real cutie. However I go in for the smaller breeds. At one time I raised the little weiner dogs. Then when I stopped that, I kept four of them. Had a black long hair, a brindle, and two tan ones. Now I've just got one cat.
Kudos to you for helping spread the word about what a wonderful family addition a Pit can be! Your new baby is such a handsome guy, can't wait to see more pictures of him!
Congratulations on the new addition. Pitties are such a misunderstood and mis-used breed. They are a very loyal dog. I've seen many that have come though the SPCA here. Many of them very sweet. Oftentimes, the owner just did not train them properly or are not well socialized.
Coco seems to be doing well, so I would assume that Buster will grow up into a wonderful family dog as well! :))
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O my gosh he is SO cute! Just like his big sister! Love the pics where you were trying to get both pups to look at the camera.
Buster Blue is gorgeous! Our 12yo rescue dog, Sadie, is a partial pit mix & she's wonderful. She looks a great deal like Petey. Loves people–in fact, she was at home when our house was broken into a few months ago. The thief didn't harm her nor did she scare the thief away before the person had enough time to steal a few things. However, if the thief had brought their own dog into our home, Sadie might have been a little more protective because she definitely guards the perimeter of our yard to prevent other dogs from coming into "her" yard. Thank goodness for invisible fences!
Love your dogs! And your pics of them. We have a black lab whom we brought up for a guide dog school. She passed her guiding exam but failed the gun test (couldn't shoot straight!) so she's back with us. Full of beans! Have fun at puppy kindy. xxx
Your puppy is so cute. I really like the photos of Coco with Buster Blue. What personalities dogs have.
Thanks for sharing! So sweet!
Jaden, this post made me smile and then laugh boisterously! Thanks for a great way to start my day!
Have you taught Buster the egg yolk trick? I know you are still at the table doing that
Hope you and the family have a great Labor Day!
Oh, my he is such a cutie patootie! Our greyhound "disappears" when we let him out in the backyard at night. We call him our camo dog. I have met some super sweet pit dogs and have met some scary chihuahuas. I'll take the super sweet any day.
Hi Jaden. I've been following you for a while now and I love all that you do but have never written to you before. I couldn't resist telling you that your new puppy, Buster Blue, is one of the most beautiful dogs I've seen. You can tell he is full of personality just by your pictures. I have never owned a pitbull but have had friends who did and in my opinion they are wonderful dogs. I've had rottweilers and they also get a bad rap but mine were nothing but big fun goofy teddy bears full of love and loyalty. Thanks for sharing pictures of him and Coco as well.
That is one beautiful puppy! We ended up with a stray pitbull dog that is the sweetest thing ever.
He is gorgeous! Many years ago we had a pit puppy adopt us. He was a stray and found our home. It was ok that we already had 3 other dogs. He was malnourished and a little sick. He grow to a 90 pound healthy baby doll. His brindle coat made him very magestic. We named him Winston (as in Churchill), but called him Winnie (as in Pooh). Good luck and congrations.
Thanks for posting the historical tid-bits about pitbulls. It helped me put some of my own misconceptions into perspective. Keep up the bloggin'!
I just love the chicken pictures. The puppy is really cute too, but those chickens are so full of character. They look like they're gearing up to peck your lens. Better watch out! Haha.
Congrats on the new addition to the family!!! He is so gorgeous!!!! It is always so awesome to see other people adopt Pitbulls as they are wonderful dogs. Pits are loyal and have so much love to give to those of us who are privileged to have them as family members!
Hey Jaden, Jim here, it is true these dogs (whom I consider family members) are amazing with children, unbelievably loyal; and, soooo adorable. I had a red nose pit bull when I was a young boy and well in to my teens; and, she was my best friend. No pun intended. She went everywhere with me and my friends, she slept in my bed (often times as a pillow), she traveled through three states and even had her puppies in my bed in the middle of the night. I was honored! She is still missed to this day (she was part of our family for 16 years–oh, and never bit anyone. Thank you for sharing your new family member with us, she is stunning!!!
sorry he (not she) is so stunning! I guess I should have know "Buster Blue".
awwwhhh… such a handsome addition! of course, coco has to have her "diva" moment that coco. the two dogs are so adorable together. congrats!
He's a handsome pup! Congratulations! I have a 11 year old photo like your Coco + Buster shot. My older dog looking to the right, the new pup looking up at her longingly. That's a look from Coco in the third shot!
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Jurors have delivered a guilty verdict in the trial of a Minnesota man accused of helping send men to Somalia to join the al-Qaida-linked group al-Shabab.
Mahamud Said Omar was convicted on all five terrorism-related counts in the FBI's investigation into what it called a "terror pipeline" dating back to 2007.
Omar has been accused of providing material support during the recruitment of more than 20 Minneapolis-area Somali men who returned to their native land to join al-Shabab.
"You cannot cross certain lines, and one of those lines is: You cannot provide material support to a designated terrorist organization such as al-Shabab," said U.S. attorney B. Todd Jones.
Prosecutors say Omar bought plane tickets to Somalia for Minnesota recruits and paid for weapons for some of them, even accusing Omar of using the young men as "cannon fodder."
The government claimed most of the recruiting was done in secret meetings at the south Minneapolis mosque where Omar worked as a part-time janitor. During the trial, witnesses testified that he helped buy AK-47s for the recruits.
Some of the recruits are believed to have been killed by the terror group once they went to Somalia, others would carry out attacks -- including the first-known U.S.-born suicide bomber.
After the verdict was read, Omar smiled and raised both of his hands to waive to his family members in the courtroom.
The judge did not set a sentencing date after the verdict was read, but Omar could face life in prison.
Omar denies wrongdoing and says he has never supported al-Shabab. His attorney, Andrew Birrell, claimed the government's case was built on the false testimony of former recruits because they were under pressure to find out why men were being recruited by al-Shabab.
Birrell said the three travelers who made plea deals and testified against Omar can't be trusted. During the 10-day trial, the defense offered no witnesses of their own.
However, Omar Jamal, a Somali representative to the United Nations, said he would not second-guess the jury's verdict even though he believes Omar is merely a bit player and is far-removed from the masterminds behind the recruiting efforts.
"I believe that the government still has a long way to go to those who are really the mind behind this, to bring them to justice," he said.
Even Jones agreed with that assessment, saying the conviction will not mark the end of the road for investigators.
"This case does not offer closure on the phenomenon of al-Shabab, and it's not closure on our vigilance," he said.
Sadik Warfa, an active member of the Somali Community, said he has faith in the justice system, but he hopes the conviction won't lead to a misconception.
"I don't want a few bad apples to make a bad name for the 99.9 percent of good Somali Americans," Warfa said. "We are here to stay. This is our home. The message that I want to send is: We want America to be safe and secure as well as anybody else."
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14. Barack Obama shakes the hand of America in a piece by Chicago based artist Ray Noland. This was spotted at the Got Next art exhibition in San Francisco.
13. John McCain gets his heart ripped out by the devil himself. This was spotted in downtown Freemont, Washington.
12. George W. Bush depicted as a true cowboy. Spotted in Sydney, Australia.
11. Hillary Clinton wears a Barack Obama campaign button on her hat. Found this in New York City.
10. Barack Obama is straight gold.
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8. John McCain sings "Bomb, bomb, bomb… Bomb Iran" to the tune of the Beach Boys Barbara Ann. This was spotted in the Pearl district of Portland, Oregon.
7. This John McCain piece was found on Olvera Street in Hollywood, California.
6. Dick Cheney as Jabba the Hutt. Found in Brooklyn, New York City.
5. George W. Bush points a gun to his head in a chair. This piece was found in London, England.
4. Bill Clinton was always known as a ladies man.
3. Barack Obama gives a speech to America on a street corner from Chicago, Illinois.
2. Hillary and Barack put up their dukes. This was spotted in New York City.
1. George W. Bush as an old school football player clutching a bomb. This is by Maya and was found in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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As we begin to think about Pass the Book 2011, and the future travels of Pay the Piper by Jane Yolen and Adam Stemple, let's remember that there's already a book out in the world!
Since October 19, 2009, you've registered 323 copies of The Secret Hour by Scott Westerfeld in seventeen U.S. states and seven countries. Nice work! Thanks to your creative thinking, persistence, and interest in encouraging other people to read this great book, you've passed copies to Canada, The United Kingdom, China, Norway, the Republic of Ireland, Russia and of course the United States, where books were registered in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, D.C, Delaware, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and Washington. Take a look at our expanded map to see where those books are now.
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- The 29th Annual Independence Day Fireworks Celebration at Freedom Hall Civic Center will be held Friday from 5-11 p.m. The celebration includes numerous food venders, craft booths, children's games, musical entertainment, as well as a tribute to our military – past and present. For more, click here.
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- The Elizabethton community will also celebrate the Fourth this year, with a celebration at Covered Bridge Park from 1-4 p.m.
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HPLC 2013, running from 18-21 November, will be held at the Hotel Grand Chancellor on Hobart's iconic waterfront, only a five minute drive from ACROSS.
Often considered the world leading conference dedicated to liquid phase separation science, HPLC 2013 will feature plenary and keynote lectures, prominent poster presentations, and a large range of commercial products related to the field of liquid phase separation.
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