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Just trying to pick y'alls brains here.. I did blood work this past summer, & my total cholesterol was 231 & LDL was 151! I found that hard to believe, knowing how much I work out and how clean my diet is. I know that it does run in my family, but never thought it would catch up w/ me. Well, I did bloods again this month, & got pretty much the same exact numbers! I even increased my fiber these past few months! So, I'm thinking it may be time for me to consider finally going on medication for this. Or, is there something else I can try before going on an Rx. I know I need to do more cardio, but I'm not sure how much that will help.
I hit the gym hard about 4-6x a week, spending at least an hour in there. Like I said, I eat fairly clean, eating a TON of regular oatmeal every day. I'm also eating shredded wheat and more vegetables too..
I'd like to think that nothing I've taken lately would spike my cholesterol. Other than any type of preworkout or diet pill, I've only taken Versa-1, fish oil, cissus, and protein.
I was getting ready to start running clen this week, until my results came in. I haven't found much as far as clen and cholesterol go, but I really don't want to be taking any chances.
Does anybody have any input as far as any certain types of food, or any OTC pills I could try?
Other than PH's, I'm not aware of any other types of supps that would adversely effect my LDL..


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As adept at psychological drama as she is at broad physical comedy,
Maura Tierney
has fashioned one of the more enviable careers in Hollywood, moving with ease between lead and supporting roles on both the big and small screens. The daughter of a prominent Boston politician and a part-time real estate agent,
was born and raised in the city's affluent Hyde Park district. She moved down the coast to attend New York University in the mid-'80s and quit just shy of receiving her diploma in order to join the neighboring Circle in the Square performance school. Despite her love for the city, the burgeoning actress decided to relocate to L.A. in the late '80s to find work. Although her first parts were dead-end bit roles on failed sitcom pilots,
did meet her future husband, actor
Billy Morrisette
, when they were both fired from the set of a doomed
Ralph Macchio
It was Circle in the Square alumnus
Richard Shepard
who would give
her first small film role, in his Manhattan-set screwball comedy
The Linguini Incident
(released in 1992). A lead role in a B-movie parody,
Dead Women in Lingerie
, did little to advance her career -- the actress has since purged the title from her official CV -- and she continued to toil in minor roles in low-profile TV shows and films before a last-minute casting choice landed her the lead in the sitcom pilot "The Station." Renamed NewsRadio for its March 1995 premiere, the ensemble comedy proved to be
's breakthrough. As the over-achieving news producer Lisa Miller, the actress got a chance to showcase her heretofore unseen comic abilities: sly and ambitious but with a self-deprecating good humor,
evoked a sort of late-millennium
Mary Tyler Moore
Her buoyant work in NewsRadio won her meaty supporting roles in the hit comedies
Liar Liar
(1997) and
Forces of Nature
(1999); meanwhile, her noteworthy turn in the sleeper
Primal Fear
(1996) convinced casting directors that she could play heavier roles in films such as
Primary Colors
(1997) and
(1999). Also during the series' four-year run,
landed the plum role of a single mom who falls for hockey player
Bruce Willis
in a romantic comedy titled "The Broadway Brawler." After just two weeks' shooting, however, purported "creative differences" brought the project to a permanent halt.
A signature leading role still eluding her,
leapt at the opportunity to join the cast of NBC's flagship hour-long drama
in late 1999. As Abby, the OB-GYN nurse working her way through med school, the actress began to nurture what she hoped would be a deeper, more complex character than afforded her in previous vehicles. Meanwhile,
began work on her husband's directorial debut, an independent comedy titled
Scotland, P.A.
(2001), in which she plays a would-be fast-food matriarch who will stop at nothing to get to the top. Soon after, the actress landed a prime role in
(2002), director
Christopher Nolan
's much-anticipated follow-up to his twisty art-house hit
(2001). She finished out her run on ER, while still managing to score roles in big-screen fare such as Melvin Goes to Howard, Welcome to Mooseport, Baby Mama, and Semi-Pro. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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What happens if you take one of William Shakespeare's darkest tragedies and move it to a burger joint in the early 1970s? The answer can be found in the satiric comedy Scotland, PA, the first feature from writer and director Billy Morrissette. Mac McBeth (James LeGros) is a hard-working but unambitious doofus who toils at a hamburger stand alongside his wife Pat (Maura Tierney), who has a significant edge in the brains department. Pat is convinced she could do a lot better with the place than their boss Norm Duncan (James Rebhorn) is doing, so she works up a plan to usurp Norm, convincing Mac to rob the restaurant's safe and then murder Norm, using the robbery as a way of throwing the police off their trail. Though two stoners (Andy Dick and Timothy Speed Levitch) and a would-be fortune teller (Amy Smart) warn Mac that bad luck awaits him, he gathers his courage and goes through with his wife's scheme. At first, things seem to have gone just as Pat hoped, and after Norm's sons (Geoff Dunsworth and Tom Guiry) sell the restaurant to the McBeths (they pay for it with the money they stole from Norm), business takes off. But vegetarian police detective McDuff (Christopher Walken) is convinced there's foul play at the new center of the fast food universe, and when the McBeths fear that fry cook Banco (Kevin Corrigan) knows more than he's letting on, Pat decides another murder is on the menu. Scotland, PA premiered at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival; incidentally, Shakespeare does receive screen credit for his contribution to the story. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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7:40am Sunday 2nd September 2012 in News By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
THE family of a murdered teenager will face his accused killer in court on Monday.
Rhian and Andy Sebbage flew to Patrus in Greece for the trial of Stelios Morfis who is charged with murdering their 18-year-old son Robert on the island of Zante last July.
The teenager from Tadley was stabbed to death while on holiday with eight friends. Six of those friends will have to relive the horror when they give evidence at the trial, including four who were also stabbed.
The group travelled to Greece yesterday and will stay together on the mainland. Among the witnesses will be Aaron Thornton who administered first-aid to Robert, and heard his final words before he died.
Morfis, a taxi driver who was 21 at the time, will be jointly tried with Dimosthenes Mylonas, then 25, who is charged as an accomplice.
Rhian is preparing to give a victim impact statement at the trial, and told The Gazette : "I'm trying not to think about it. I keep thinking I won't be able to do it but on the other hand I think this is the only chance I have to get it right. The problem is talking in English – will it lose the momentum when translated?"
Rhian will be joined by her husband and son Martin, but their other son Steven will not attend because he is starting a job in the army. The grieving mum added: "I'm feeling very sick. I have heard the details of what happened so many times before, but this is real now and it's actually happening. It's emotionally draining. The fact is we are going to a foreign court and won't understand half of what's going on."
It is hoped that the trial will be over within a week. Rhian said that should Morfis be convicted, "he will never go through the pain we have gone through. I don't know if him getting five or 25 years will make us feel better".
She added: "His story is very weak. But there is still the worry that it's in his country and he's one of them and is that going to go against us? Some of the media published at the time it happened wasn't favourable to our boys and stereotyped them and whether that will come through in court I don't know. We will have to hope justice is done."
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That's when politics may have intruded on the ballfield. Team Venezuela requested a moment of silence before the start of the game but were turned down. The AP reports, "all parties involved — the Marlins, Major League Baseball and Roger Dean Stadium — were not prepared to do so." The Miami Herald's headline: "Moment of silence for Hugo Chavez denied."
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The Venezuelan flag in the outfield of Roger Dean Stadium was lowered to half mast for a few minutes during batting practice before being returned to its normal position.
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And Russia's Latimer who now banning the adoption of Russian children by Americans as of January 1.
Even halting adoptions already in progress.
Dealing an emotional blow to many families including our next guests Robert.
-- Summers are parents who -- in the process of adopting a Russian child and they're afraid.
They'll never see him again Robert Kim good morning to both the view that moment so sorry what you're going through what.
The Russian president is doing is despicable to say the least.
You were so close you felt like this was already a part of your family tell me how difficult this has been.
It's you can't even fathom the pain it feels like losing your child hopes this is our -- And we've spent so many.
So much time waiting to get to this happy point as a matter of fact I looked at my husband this morning I've sent two weeks ago will be.
In Russia holding our son.
And now that so -- we don't.
Now where where.
Robert in terms of the process and in terms of the emotional commitment tell me how far along you are in this process.
Emotionally would drain beyond belief okay but we we keep our spirits up that we are going to bring him home and we hope to bring him home within this.
Two week period left ago we hope that the State Department -- do their duty to help us bring him home.
What do you do Kim what is the process now and what are they telling you both here and in Russia.
Well aggression we haven't heard anything.
Nothing we've -- reached out to the embassy.
And to basically they're going on holiday now.
They're going said it it I mean the timing of all of that's had to be planned somehow.
Because all of the government offices.
In Russia will be closed for the next week and a half.
To celebrate their holiday in the new year.
Which we were aware of and that's why we we had not been given the date to return.
On the thirteenth of January.
Now you know we don't know where or that our son is still in the baby house in the orphanage if you well.
And my my my clothing.
My diaper bag -- staff.
Is that our host family in Moscow.
We thought we were returning.
Endorse -- like some estimated 120000.
Other Russian children who were eligible for adoption need caring families.
Like yours American families adopt more Russian children in any country in the world over a thousand.
Last year alone Robert what would you say to -- -- what do you think of his actions are basically a reaction that our legislation.
That punish his human rights violators I mean this is common sense but what do you think of the political steps he's taken.
If I had to make a plea right now the Russian government and Vladimir Putin.
Please free these children.
They need of good life the life that they are -- that ever going to get in an orphanage.
And if we want to bring him home but we want all the families to bring their children home as well.
When -- I want to give you the same opportunity because again I'm sure you'd say this is not about us as much as you're hurting not about a children are the ones have to live a candidate what -- -- -- be -- this is a Russian presence.
President Putin please -- -- father.
You're -- father.
If it would be is if somebody ripped your child out of your arms that's how we feel you're tearing -- our hearts.
Just for a political statement it is so unfair to these children.
He is so unfair they deserve forever families.
They deserve.
Everything that life has to offer them and they have no I mean if they have no future.
My son's future.
If I'm not permitted to bring him here.
He will we mean in an orphanage.
And every month that a child does and an -- -- They lose three months of developmental.
Development if you out.
And little by little.
-- -- com.
Where they have many many delays and a lot of issues and he'll stay there and -- -- out.
And then what.
I don't know unfortunately none of us know here's.
How insensitive the Russian president -- his statement this there are probably many places in the world we're living standards are better than ours so what.
Shall we send all the children there.
Or move there ourselves this is the man all about shows of strength and showing how much over years and clearly.
Is not a man by everything he's shown us in the last couple of days.
What can our government do what can our State Department what do you plead with them to do where they hopeless.
We -- President Obama to please step in any way possible.
To help the children.
And the police -- these children.
Okay that's all we -- -- -- -- Because we have so much invested in our children.
Just like President Obama has with his his daughter's -- and you know -- from from a parental point of view.
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Los Angeles based Wildcat Wildcat has been getting a lot of buzz lately and there is good reason. Made up of keys, base and drums, harmonized falsettos, they bring a fun sound that leaves you wanting more.
Wildcat Wildcat is a band not to miss out at SXSW if you'll be there. They're playing Filter Magazine's Cedar Street Showdown and a few other shows. Below are some shots from a recent show Wildcat Wildcat played with a video below:
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Kathy Ireland Kathy Ireland Tranquility 5x7" Crystal Picture Frame
This stunning Slovenian crystal picture frame boasts beautiful design lines and elegant etchings. The delicate floral pattern is inspired by the tranquil exotic beauty of Thailand. From the Kathy Ireland Home Collection. Etched Slovenian cr...ystal. Designed by Kathy Ireland for Rogaska Crystal. Part of the Kathy Ireland Home Collection. Fits a 5" x 7" picture. read more
Let this handsome floor lamp light your way during the daytime and at night. The design features a traditional column style base w...ith elegant carvings and an LED nightlight surrounded by an amber glass font. A fabric bell shade with dark trim tops the design. Metal, resin, and glass construction. Golden bronze finish. Bell shade with dark trim. Takes one 150 watt and three 60 watt bulbs (not included). 4-position rotary switch. Includes one LED nightlight bulb. 64 1/2" high. Shade is 12" across the top, 20" across the bottom, 13" on the slant. Base footprint is 13" wide. read more
Enriching detail decorates the canopy, center gallery, column, and finial of this pendant. Scroll accents surround the center colu...mn. The champagne glass is nicely matched with the golden bronze finish with silver highlights. Part of the Kathy Ireland lighting collection. Golden bronze finish. Silver finish highlights. Champagne glass. Takes nine 60 watt bulbs (not included). 34 1/2" wide. 34" high. Canopy is 6" wide. Canopy extends 1 1/2" from the ceiling. Includes 6 feet of chain, 12 feet of lead wire. Hang weight of 44.5 lbs. read more
Featured in "Florida Design" magazine, it's La Vida Buena styling from Kathy Ireland Home Gallery's Coleccion Illuminacion del Amo...r. This chandelier simply bursts with excitement and glamour. Core column is accented by an oak leaf motif with crystal droplets. Fixtures feature amber bell glass for a warm glow, and a downlight fixture illuminates surfaces below. French bronze finish. Amber glass. Crystal droplets. Takes five standard 60 watt and one 30 watt R-20 bulbs (not included). 31" wide. 36 1/2" high. Canopy is 5" wide. Includes 6 feet of chain, 10 feet of lead wire. read more
This whimsical crystal chandelier adds a light-hearted, vivacious touch to any room of your home. The design is inspired by a deli...ghtful mix of old and new found at a Paris flea market. Draped clear beads catch and play with the light from the five lights. The antique white finish is versatile and nuanced. 5-light design. Antique rubbed-white finish. Beaded details. Takes five 40 watt candelabra bulbs (not included). Includes 12 foot wire and 6 foot chain. 25" high. 24" wide. 5" round canopy. Hang weight is 16 lbs. read more
Swag lamps give you a beautiful look without having to have it hardwired. This spicy, swag style mini chandelier comes from the Ka...thy Ireland Home "Celebracion de la Vida" lighting collection. It comes wired with cord and plug, so all you have to do is just plug into any standard wall outlet for instant style! In a rubbed bronze finish with beaded crystal detail. Four light, candelabra cluster arrangement. On/Off pull chain. Rubbed bronze finish. On/off pull chain. Takes four 40 watt bulbs (not included). 12" wide by 17 1/2 high Comes with 10ft. of chain and 15ft. cord read more
Add traditional charm to your home decor with this beautiful floor lamp. Sculpted details in combination bronze finish draw the ey...e upwards to a perfectly suited shade while just below, a frosted glass font diffuses a lovely night light feature. The tempered glass tray table the lamp has a bronze finish metal side rail. A beautiful design from Kathy Ireland. Cast resin and glass construction. Painted combo bronze and gold finish. Frosted glass font. Built-in night light feature (7 watt bulb included). Takes one maximum 150 watt bulb (not included). 4 position rotary switch controls both the main light and night light feature. 65" high. 16" diameter tempered glass tray with metal gallery. 24" table height. Shade measures 12" across the top, 20" across the bottom and 12" high. 12" diameter footprint. read more
Deco inspiration from the Kathy Ireland lighting collection. The design features tapered wood segments in a stylish espresso finis...h. A linen cone-shaped shade rests between the wood segments. Three bulbs inside the shade provide the lighting power. Espresso wood finish with brushed nickel metal accents A Kathy Ireland floor lamp design. Linen cone shade. Takes three 60 watt bulbs (not included). On/off foot switch. 63" high. 12 1/2" diameter at widest point. 12" diameter footprint. Shade is 56" high, 9" wide at the top, 4" wide at the bottom. read more
The base of this floor lamp features a turned silhouette that looks striking in a variety of settings. The black finish has brushe...d gold highlights. A beige linen drum shade adds to the sophisticated look. Black finish. Brushed gold finish highlights. Beige linen shade. From Kathy Ireland lighting. Takes one 150 watt bulb (not included). 61 1/4" high. 17" wide. read more
From the "Ramas de Luces Coleccion" by Kathy Ireland Home, this large chandelier features a graceful two tiered arrangement. In a ...French bronze finish with crystal accents. Ivory fabric bell shades with braided top and bottom trim. French bronze finish. Ivory fabric bell shade. Takes nine 60 watt bulbs (not included). 36" wide. 46" high. Canopy is 5" wide. Canopy extends 1" from the ceiling. Includes 6 feet of chain, 12 feet of lead wire. Hang weight of 41.7 lbs. read more
Use this pendant design anywhere you need a warm and elegantly ornate visual look. From the Kathy Ireland lighting collection, the... piece features amber scavo glass offset with ornate scroll and leaf elements. French bronze finish. Crystal accents add a final bit of glitter. From the Kathy Ireland Ramas de Luces lighting collection. French bronze finish. Amber scavo glass. Crystal accents. From the Kathy Ireland Ramas de Luces lighting collection. Takes three maximum 100 watt bulbs (not included). 23 1/2" wide. 29 1/4" high. Canopy is 5" wide. Canopy extends 1" from the ceiling. Includes 6 feet of chain, 12 feet of lead wire. Hang weight of 24 lbs. read more
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The Kingston black island chandelier has a handsome blend of traditional and Mission styles. The look is somewhat rugged with a bl...ack finish frame that holds crystal clear beveled glass panels in place. Four lights are visible through the glass for a distinctively industrial element. Design by Steven and Chris for Artcraft Lighting. Design by Steven and Chris. Black finish. Clear beveled glass. Takes four maximum 100 watt bulbs (not included). 36" wide. 12" deep. 10" high. read more
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American made in Brooklyn, New York, this contemporary drum shade table lamp by Lights Up! and designer Rachel Simon, features a s...ustainable wood base and simple white linen shade. This clean design lends itself to many decoration styles. Sustainably harvested wood base. White linen drum shade. Made in Brooklyn, New York. Takes one 100 watt 3-way bulb (not included). 28" high. Shade is 18" wide and 18" high. read more
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From Surya comes a luxurious line of designer throw pillows to make your home more stylish and comfortable. This contemporary acce...nt pillow features center pleating for a timeless look of elegance. Comes in dark red maroon polyester fabric with plush polyfill. Design by Surya. Dark red throw pillow. 100% polyester fabric. Polyfill stuffing. Pleated design. 18" square. read more
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Give your bathroom or other living spaces a new look with this handsome design. The mirror comes in a classic brushed nickel finis...h and has a beveled glass mirror. Vertical hanging only. Metal frame. 15 pound hang weight. Brushed nickel finish. Metal frame. Beveled glass. Vertical hanging only. 15 pound hang weight. 33" high. 24" wide. Extends 1 1/2" from the wall. read more
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This stately wood wall mirror is a great accent for traditional, rustic, or country decor. The handsome rectangular frame is const...ructed of bark veneer with an antiqued gold leaf finish and heavy gray glaze. Beveled mirror edges are a stylish choice. May be mounted horizontally or vertically. Design by Grace Feyock for Uttermost. Bark veneer frame construction. Antiqued gold leaf finish. Heavy gray glaze. 1 1/4" beveled edge. Horizontal or vertical hang. 39" high. 29" wide. 2" deep. Mirrored surface is 29" high and 19" wide. Hang weight 25 pounds. read more
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From the Moment in Time series by Howard Miller, this wall clock conjures the past with its aged face, antique black hands and uni...que lettering detail. Based on a design from the clock maker's earliest clocks, this authentic design brings the old world into your home. Antique wall clock. Decorative pendulum. Antique black hands with Roman numerals. Quartz movement takes one AA battery (not included). 13" high. 5 1/2" pendulum. read more
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This handsome wall mirror comes in a two-tone Florentine bronze finish. The rectangular wood frame shade is accented with a rope t...rim edge and beaded banding. Beveled mirror glass edges. From the Uttermost mirror collection. Florentine bronze two-tone finish. Rectangular mirror shape. Wood frame. Beveled glass. From the Uttermost mirror collection. 49" high. 32" wide. read more
A perfect mirror to hang over dresser or entryway table. The shimmering antique silver finish of the polyurethane frame can go any...where, adding a casually elegant feel. Antique silver finish. Lightweight polyurethane construction. Beveled mirror. Mirror is 20" wide and 30 1/2" high. 23 1/2" wide. 34" high. read more
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This warm, contemporary steel wall mirror makes a wonderful home decor accent. This design features a rectangle frame in bronze fi...nish. Beveled mirror glass adds a sophisticated touch. Glass and steel wall mirror. Bronze finish frame. Beveled mirror glass. 33" high. 24" wide. 2" deep. read more
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This charming wall mirror is from Quoizel. It features a bronze finish with quaint scroll designs for a timeless and subdued flair.... Enhance your decor with this traditional design. Beveled mirror. Bronze finish. Beveled mirror. Oval shape. 24" wide. 30" high. read more


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"If you gentlemen still wish to see a Tatanka sometime today lets get this Black Hills Vision Quest started, shall we?" Blinking into the slowly climbing sun on the dew-wet lawn in front of his downtown Spearfish home, Perry is ready to go. Luke, his friend and our co-host, is ready to go. Aaron is mostly ready to go. Tony, was at last check ready to go. Robert from Colorado Springs, riding and sprinting up and down Perry's street for the last hour and a half, is maybe a little too ready to go.
On the way out of town Perry takes us on a tour of Spearfish's bike shops and coffee houses because our tires need air and our bodies need caffeine and sugar. From Main Street's western facades, swinging doors and neon signs to the craggy pine tree hills surrounding town, it dawns on us—at some point last night, after it got dark, after ice cream cones and the World Famous Pioneer Auto Show in Murdo, we made it to the West.
And now it's a little after 9:00am and we're following Perry, a veteran fire fighter, snowboarder and mountain-bike race promoter, past the prerequisite golf course on the edge of an otherwise unspoiled mountain town towards a massive rock walled canyon on scenic byway RT 14. We're following him south through the northern Black Hills in the direction of Mount Rushmore. We're following him through, across and along a geographic anomaly – though separated from Colorado's 14'ers the Black Hills are part of the Rocky Mountains - to the southern Black Hills. We follow Perry and Luke to Cheyenne Crossing where we eat a wonderful breakfast. We follow them into a near endless exhibition of gulches, alpine meadows, rivers, forests, creeks, abandoned gold mines, western saloons, prairie views, granite peaks, hard packed gravel paths, tunnels, empty roads and pig-tail bridges. We follow them at 45 miles-an-hour around a banking corner past George Washington's sixty-foot profile. We follow them over several mountain ridges into Custer State Park where we pass one-by-one the real-life, full-grown, shaggy, big brown Tatanka, standing like a sentinel on the edge of the road (as if on cue), that Perry promised (we thought he was joking) so many hours ago.
Settled and occupied by various tribes, most recently (in the eighteenth century) by the Lakota Sioux, the Black Hills are steeped in Native American history, tradition and importance, so it was with a wry sense of humor that Perry proclaimed this ride to be a 'vision quest'. Without a doubt today's roads have the kind of rhythm, ergonomics and topography required to make a ride special. But what made this ride so exceptional is the intrinsic nature and quality of the land through which we rode. Insert your religious beliefs, inclinations and tendencies here, the Black Hills are more than a stunning
collection of physical and geological attributes and epic road-riding roads, they're closer to something infinite, magical and spiritual.
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This is the official Styleforum thread for Toj, a line of made to order men's outerwear, tailored basics and accessories. For those not yet familiar, we work with you to ensure a satisfactory fit and can customize measurements, and sometimes material choices. The ordering process is simple; email firstname.lastname@example.com with the item you're interested in commissioning, and we will send you a swift reply and talk about sizing and material options with you. Because we make each piece one by one with unique sizing and features, and relative to the order in which they were commissioned, our lead time can be from 3 to around 5 weeks, depending on the item and manufacturing process. Current availability, January 2011: 1. The Double Rider's jacket, available in black calf, black New Zealand lamb, with all-black YKK Japan zippers, sateen lining: $710 shipped. Women's version available upon enquiry. 2. The Moto jacket, available in black calf or black New Zealand lamb, with all-black YKK Japan zippers, sateen lining: $710 shipped 3. The Bomber jacket, available in black and brown calf, black and brown lamb, and other colors upon request; matching sateen lining and YKK Japan zippers. Comes with removeable shearling collar as standard. $710 shipped. 4. The Peacoat, available in a multitude of melton 'highmere' wools, with matching NZ lambskin trim and genuine horn buttons, with sateen lining. A light quilted polyfill insulation is available at an extra charge of $15. From $485 shipped 5. The Toj Winter Varsity, 2010-2011: available in a multitude of body and sleeve color combinations; in highmere with NZ or Italian lambskin sleeves. -discontinued- 6. The Duffle coat; available in a multitude of melton 'highmere' wools, with calfskin and natural horn toggle and button trims throughout, traditional local rope or black cotton cord, and sateen lining. Light quilted polyfill insulation $15 extra. $505 shipped 7. The Chesterfield coat, $485 shipped. 8. The Toj fishtail parka, two layers of melton highmere wool, removable jacket faced in sateen insulation, leather trimmings throughout, sateen grosgrain tape and YKK Japan zipper detail, removable natural fur collar trim, natural horn buttons throughout, handmade leather drawstring stoppers. $550 shipped. 9. The Seabag; brown front quarter horsehide, to carry 3 ways, $415 shipped. New additions, Spring 2011: 1. The 2011 3-zip Double Rider's jacket, with convertible cuffs. Available in black New Zealand lamb, with all-black YKK Japan zippers, sateen lining: $710 shipped. 2. The 2011 collared Moto jacket, with covertible cuffs. Available in black New Zealand lamb, with all-black YKK Japan zippers, sateen lining: $710 shipped. 3. The TOJ Classic shirt. Available in a multitude of cotton cloths. $120 shipped. 4. The TOJ Safari shirt. Available in a range of solid twills. $120 shipped. Optional lamb colors available, for the Double Rider's, the Moto, the Bomber, the 2011 3-zip DR, and the collared Moto: Dark Grey, Medium Grey, Light Grey, Deep Royal (almost navy), Brown, Black, Whisky, Sand tan (has a tinge of grey in it), bright red (thinner lambskin), dark leaf green. Optional colors incur an additional $50 fee to dye the zippers to match. Other leathers are available from time to time, enquire within. Also note that the Bomber's removeable shearling collar is standard on black and brown jackets, and unavailable for other colors, so if ordering a Bomber without shearling, it is less $50. enquiries: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Yeah, Riri's have run out. There may be a couple more left in black but apart from that, we're just YKK Japan again. I like their performance/put together looks and they're my local offering, basically. You guys needn't worry about zippers because the differences are very minute and the effort to configurate them is huge, so we don't offer any kind of customization or choices when it comes to zippers, except when we can offer different colors (i.e. the blacked zippers as opposed to gunmetal, etc)... offering different brands of zippers, etc, is not viable.
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Or you could do sliced tomatoes that you top with cheese (my mom used to do equal parts parmesean, ricotta, mozzarella and mayo and basil but it is a little rich) and then broil.


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Lord of the Flies In A Nutshell Lord of the Flies was first published in 1954 by William Golding, an English writer. It took awhile to gain wide readership, but by the 1960s it was a big success and Golding was off on his writing career that would include a Nobel Prize for Literature in 1983. According to the prize committee, Golding's novels "illuminate the human condition of the world today." Not bad. This particular novel is about what happens when a bunch of young boys are stranded on an island and left to fend for themselves. Lord of the Flies is an allegory (essentially a story with a moral), about…well, it's about something. People can't seem to decide exactly what. It's either about the inherent evil of man, or psychological struggle, or religion, or human nature, or the author's feelings on war (he was in the Navy during WWII), or possibly all of the above. The whole boys-being-stuck-on-an-island thing is nothing new, and it seems Golding used this scenario to respond to another novel, The Coral Island, written by R.M. Ballantyne in 1857. The Coral Island depicts some white, European boys who end up on an island and use Christianity to "conquer" the "heathen ways" of the Polynesian natives. Naturally, this was a huge success in Victorian England. Golding read it and got all fired up, and wrote Lord of the Flies using many of the same names for his characters that Ballantyne did. Unlike The Coral Island, Lord of the Flies shows the British boys as savage and, to use a technical term, rather "sketch." Why Should I Care? For as far back as we can see into the annals of history, culture has embraced and promoted physical violence. "No," you protest, "surely we've evolved past the days of gladiatorial combat and public executions?" When's the last time you were in a movie theater? Played a video game? Watched TV? From Hostel to Resident Evil 4, humanity has an attraction to violence. Now, supposedly, civilization masks all of these violent tendencies we have. We come up with "proper" ways to vent our bloodlust, ways like WWF and football and thumbwrestling on the six-hour bus drive to Portland. BUT, put a bunch of kids on an island, with no governing authorities, no societal structure, and no consequences, and "civilization" breaks down. Does this sound like the stuff of unrealistic literary fiction to you? In 1971 Philip Zimbardo, a professor of psychology at Stanford University, decided to run an experiment with faux (fake) prisoners and faux guards. The plan was to take some volunteer undergraduates and stick them in a simulated prison in the basement of the psychology building for two weeks. Some were guards, and some were prisoners. The guards were armed with wooden batons, uniforms, and mirrored-sunglasses. The prisoners were forced to wear different clothing and referred to only by numbers. What happened? The "guards" became real guards in their own minds, and the prisoners also internalized their roles. The experiment got way out of hand way too fast, with "prisoners" suffering abuse, degradation, and humiliation from the newly sadistic "guards." There were hunger strikes and restrictions to solitary confinement. Supposedly, the participants suffered significant psychological violence. How long did this all take? Six days. It seems that college students being stuck in a basement isn't a situation so unlike young boys stranded on an island. So before you write off Lord of the Flies as unrealistic, think about how much we respond to violence and struggles for power. It can be ugly stuff, this human nature, and it's novels like this one that ask us to look at it, rather than turn a blind eye.
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Hi praise indeed.
Very impressive Mario (looks and performance).
Impressive. The force is strong with this one. *the knife force that is
Pretty ***** good is right! That's one damn impressive knife.
Steel? Edge retention?
Cheers for posting Salty! mpp
Shibui - simplicity devoid of unnecessary elements
I used it on Saturday. We had a hors d'oeuvres funeral lincheon at noon then worked service in the PM. Bout a 14 hr shift. (not proud, those days are over) and I worked prep and final service. At the end of the day it was still "sharp". Fine for normal work but not for the refined stuff. That's all I ask out of a knife, 14 hrs. Then it get's touched up.


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