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For Monday's Senior Watch, Dr. Michael Johnson, a Retinal Specialist for Retina Associates of Maine, were in to talk about retinal diseases.
Today for our Senior Spotlight, Janet Hope of Brewer Rehab and Angela Lufkin of Gentiva stopped by to discuss heart and lung disease. They also touched on the care you can receive from skilled nursing facilities, as well as home health agencies.
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Mike Noonan, DC, Dipl. Ac. (AACA) from Noonan Wellness and Chiropractic was in for this week's Senior to talk about the benefits of Chiropractic treatments for seniors.
If you would like more information about what Mike was talking about, he will be at the Senior Expo on Tuesday, May 13th from 10 am to 7 pm at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor.
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Marcia Young from Kindred Westgate was on this week's Senior Spotlight talking about medication reconciliation.
Marcia talked about how seniors aren't taking their medications as prescribed for a number of reasons. She also touched upon how seniors can manage their medication in a way that is easy for them to remember.
Chris Wilcox from Sam's talk about their upcoming Allergies Health Screening.
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Dr. Kit Powers a cardiologist from Eastern Maine Medical Center was in for this week's Senior Spotlight to talk to us about heart diesease.
Russ Van Arsdale was in for this week's Consumer Contact talking about elder financial abuse.
Russ told us about a new program called Senior$afe, that will be training bank and credit union employees how to spot signs of elder financial abuse when elderly people are making transactions.
Kristie Miner from Kindred Nursing & Rehabilitation-Westgate, was in for this week's Senior Spotlight to tell us about a legislative bill that is currently in appropriations about adult day services.
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Dyan Walsh from Eastern Area Agency on Aging, was in to talk about the Marketplace enrollment.
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Angela Lufkin, from Gentiva Home Healthcare is talk about Heart Health.
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Marshall, AARP Tax Aide, talks taxes for seniors.
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Jennifer Crittenden, the program manager at Encore Leadership Corps was in for this week's Senior Spotlight, telling us about the organization and a workshop that's coming up in February.
Kathy Frodal from New England Home Healthcare talks about paying attention to the health of your feet.
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Marcia Young from Kindred Healthcare was in for this week's Senior Spotlight for part two of her talk about seniors and dealing with the cold temperatures.
Jennifer Maskala from Rosscare talks about their free call assurance program called Telecare.
Volunteers provide daily telephone contact for people who live alone in the Greater Bangor calling area.
Marcia Young from Kindred Healthcare, was in for this week's Senior Spotlight to start a two part conversation about seniors and cold weather. Next week Marcia will continue her talk about seniors, cold weather, and hypothermia.
Jim Fernald, from Brookings-Smith funeral home was in for this week's Senior Spotlight, to talk about grieving and loss of loved ones during the holidays.
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To me, L'oreal has some of the best mascaras out there. This, however, is not one of them. This fails for me in a few areas:
- the brush is messy, long and an odd shape that will not work universally for all eyes. Therefore you end up with smudging and product on your lid.
- the formula is mediocre, at best, I find better formula in the Jordana volume mascara and it's 1/3 the price
- it dries up really quickly for me. Now, I always have about 8-10 mascaras in rotation as it's my favorite makeup product and still, not using it daily, this mascara dried out 2xs faster than my Maybelline Falsies.
I was very disappointed.
Hated it. It was really wet and the brush was wierd. Literally took it out thepackage, put it on on eye, and then put it back in the package and returned it straight to Walgreens. Back to my Maybelline Falsies :)
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In general its a great mascara, is it the best one I've ever used? No way. The gold tube is fun to look at. The product itself is okay. I coat it with another mascara for an over the top look. It does flake a little bit throughout the day but its really not a big deal, just swipe it off with a q-tip or tissue. I cant say it creates a false lashes look but everyone is different so maybe what doesn't work for me will work for you. The price is somewhat steep for the result you get but I'm a sucker for the gold tube so I'll probably be re-purchasing.
This is the worst. It clumps and the brush is flimsy, not helpful at all. It did not add anything to my lashes, only made them look clumpy and too dark (I purchased black brown - no brown at all in this one). VERY DISAPPOINTED.
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I like it. Gives volume and length. It wasn't a "wow!" mascara for me but its pretty good and I'm happy. I think its way better than Maybelline's version called Illegal Length mascara (with fibers). I think these fibers are more effective at adding length. The volume I got was decent as well; it was a pleasant surprise considering usually with mascara you get one or the other (volume or length). It doesn't irritate my eyes which is sometimes a problem with fiber mascaras. It doesn't seem to flake much either.
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After Reading all the Conflicting reviews I just HAD to try this mascara. And the verdict is i am very impressed. (I compare new mascara's to my HG Dior show blackout to determine if they are good or not)
The reviewer who mentioned it was dry was right on. Like when i first opened it i was shocked to see how dry it was. Literally it looked to be at the point where i know my other mascaras are finished.. But that is just the way this one is. It took several coats but this stuff builds well and dramatically lengthened and darkened my lashes. Only a tad thicker looking which is the look i prefer. Didn't notice any smell and didn't irritate my eyes at all during the day. As far as clumps go i noticed tiny ones and easily smoothed them out with the last coat of mascara. I liked that it held a curl well and that the formula was very dark. Also didn't smear or smudge on me.. Thank god!
I really like this stuff; and for $8 it might be my new HG. The only thing i am worried about is how long the mascara will last (like not get any drier) I'll have to edit this post when the mascara is finished.
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I am constantly questing for the perfect mascara, and this is far from it! I would literally recommend probably any other kind. I would suggest the Rimmel Glam Eyes Lash Flirt (my favorite cheap mascara).
This makes your lashes clumpy, spiky, weirdly straight....just, not good. I can't wait for it to be gone so I can feel justified getting a new kind. I don't really care about having longer lashes,I just want curl and thickness (volume), and this does not deliver AT ALL.
And I was so intrigued by the packaging and false fibers...don't be seduced like me!
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Basically flaked,irrated,and just wasnt good. Did not give anywhere near false lashes for me. The only thing I did like was the bottle very classy looking wish the mascara was.
Normally i LOVE l'oreal mascaras, especially telescopic, so i thought i would try Voluminous False Fiber Lashes. ... Well first off, the handle is not tight on my mascara, i can hear it making this 'clicky' noise... While i apply mascara, i feel like the wand is going to just come apart.. The overall application, it goes on fairly wet, which makes my lashes clump together, which is not the look i am going for.. It makes me look like i have about 5 lashes.. I usually have to go in with another mascara to de clump and and fix the mess the Voluminous False Fiber Lashes has left my eye lashes in... I notice when dried it was very flakey and not flattering look with black specks all over my face. . I will NOT be purchasing this mascara again .. For the price i paid, it was NOT worth it at ... However, i must say , obviously everyone has different eye lashes so it may work well for you, but it certainly did not for me!
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This is the WORST mascara I have ever used! At first I thought I could love it but after a few weeks. My eyelashes were short and unhealthy! I was so disappointed. This 10 dollar mascara went right into the trash can. I got this on sale so I didn't spend the whole 12 dollars. I will never EVER use this mascara again and will never recommend it.


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It's been half a year since HTC's impressive upgrade to the Butterfly hit shelves, and in all that time it hasn't received a significant update. But if a report from well-known HTC insider LlabTooFeR is correct, the Butterfly S is in the process of being upgraded to Android 4.3 right now. It's also getting the slightly newer Sense 5.5, as seen on the HTC One Max, and decidedly not seen on updated versions of 4.3 for the original One in the United States.
Guys and gals, it's a big day for nabi 2 owners. The days of rooting and flashing Google Play will be long gone later today, because Fuhu will be officially rolling Google Services out the company's most popular tablet.
Since the nabi 2's release, the one sticking point has always been the lack of Google Play. This left users with Amazon's Appstore or Fuhu's App Zone (or worse, some third party "store" no one has ever heard of) for their application needs.
One of the most powerful, albeit underused, features of Android is the ability to get search results directly from within the apps installed on our devices. While there has been a bit of conflict over the so-called Unified Search patent, the fact is, that functionality is alive and well. Ok, it's actually not doing all that great on Android 4.4 - which is to say, it's only working with a few of the many apps that should be searchable.
While the Moto G launched just earlier this month with Android 4.3, Motorola isn't wasting any time keeping the device's OS up to date - they've just announced an Android 4.4.2 OTA for the company's super cheap entry-level handset, mere weeks after the phone itself was unveiled. Here are the changes Motorola's touting as part of the update:
Android 4.4.2, KitKat, is the latest release of the Android platform. KitKat includes enhancements such as restyled status and navigation bars, a new full-screen mode, color emoji support, improved closed captioning support, stronger security, smarter power use, and more tools and capabilities for better app development.
You know what? There are entirely too many versions of the Samsung Galaxy S4. I feel like I've written this same story a half-dozen times, though that's probably because it's essentially the same software update across the Galaxy S4, S III, and Note II. In any case, if you're rocking Samsung's 2013 flagship on budget carrier Cricket, you might see an over the air update prompt today: it's your turn to get Android 4.3.
If you own a Verizon HTC One, it's time to start tapping that "check for updates" button. Following Friday's announcement by HTC of an Android 4.3 firmware update, Verizon has updated its support PDF for the device with a full changelog. The new firmware version is 2.10.605.1. In addition to the obvious OS upgrade, there seems to be a fair number of bug fixes including:
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- View the correct date using the all day calendar reminder
- Conjunction words are better recognized on device keyboard
- Backup Assistant performance
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In case you haven't been paying attention, there has been a storm of Android 4.4.2 updates for Google Play Edition devices over the past few days. It started Friday with the HTC One and Galaxy S4, and continued yesterday with the G Pad 8.3. Now, it's time for Sony Z Ultra GPE owners to get in on the action. The OTA weighs in at hefty 444 MB and, like all other recent GPE updates, will bring the phone up to date with current Nexus devices at Android 4.4.2/KOT49H.
Following the HTC One GPE and Galaxy S4 GPE updates that rolled out over the weekend, the LG G Pad 8.3 GPE is now receiving its first OTA. Rumblings about the update started as early as Friday, but we decided to wait until we had the OTA zip link. The new firmware version is Android 4.4.2/KOT49H, which brings it up to date with current Nexus devices.
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It's been a busy week or two for Sony fans. First we get a Google Play Edition of the Z Ultra, then the AOSP On Xperia project expands to the low-cost Xperia L, and now owners of Sony's high-end phones are starting to get their long-awaited Jelly Bean 4.3 updates. According to this Sony blog update, both the Xperia Z1 and the enormous Z Ultra should be getting the over-the-air update starting today, at least for unlocked versions.
The Google Play Edition update train keeps rolling along. Hot on the heels of yesterday's HTC One GPE update, Galaxy S4 GPE owners are reporting a new OTA update as well. This update was alluded to yesterday, when Samsung released a new set of kernel source and framework files for the device. The firmware version is I9505GUEUCML4, which is Android 4.4.2/KOT49H. This brings it up to date with current Nexus devices.


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Martin R. West, an assistant education professor at Brown University, and Ludger Woessmann, an economics professor at the University of Munich in Germany, find that a 10 percent increase in the share of national student enrollment at private schools leads to an average improvement that is nearly equal to half of a year's worth of learning in mathematics, and a gain that is equivalent to more than one-fifth of a grade level in science and reading.
The researchers used standardized test data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's Program for International Student Assessment, or PISA. An overview of the research appears in the winter edition of Education Next, published by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.
The researchers say differences in the extent of private schooling in the nations studied stems largely from the Catholic Church's 19th-century construction of its own schools in certain countries.
The study sought to "capture only that share of the private sector's size that can be attributed to 19th-century Catholic policies," and use that estimate "to isolate the causal effect of private school competition on the achievement of individual students across 29 countries."
The researchers say they also sought to adjust for many other factors, such as family background and other national characteristics beyond the role of Catholic schooling.
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This isn't about the merits of print vs. Web advertising. Which is better? The true answer to that question is simply, "It depends." It depends on where your audience watches, reads and interacts. It depends on how well you can target it. It depends on how well you can track ad performance. And, as always, it depends on your budget.
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DePaul University students Bryant Arvesen, Sekordri Lewis, Ryan McGovern, and Kasia Szymanska talked to Michael "Mickey" Loewenstein about his work as a set designer for WTTW, Chicago's public television station, for this entry in the Museum's People and Places series. They were students of the Museum's archivist, Peter T. Alter, as a part of DePaul's public history program.
Sitting with us in his home, Michael Loewenstein started by telling us about his early years working at WTTW, where he began in 1959. The late 1950s marked the end of the Chicago School of Television. Loewenstein remembered this era "as a student of the Chicago School of Television from its very beginning … The Chicago School produced something that was not movies and not theater, but something that was distinctly television." > Read the rest of this entry
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Vigil for Fallen Tupelo Police Sergeant
The city of Tupelo has announced a candlelight vigil for fallen Tupelo police Sgt. Kevin Gale Stauffer.
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It will be held to honor the memory of Stauffer and the unnamed wounded police officer shot Monday while responding to a bank robbery.
The FBI is looking for one suspect who they say might be heavily armed. The agency has offered a $50,000 reward that has been matched by BancorpSouth, for a total of $100,000.
Funeral services for Stauffer are set for 11 a.m. Friday at the First United Methodist Chuch.
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Provado spray worked for me or get a plant that eats them ,then you hear them squeal
I'm very cruel arnt I ,
but I see it this way ::: Lilly Beatles eat myplants. So vica versa
Hi Mike we have friends who use two slow cookers, one for puds and the main meal for the other.they put everything in and leave it cooking through the day.nothing burns , boils dry in these slow cookers,everything is scrumptious that comes out of them
Sorry to hear you lost your wife.
Hi friends
I'm aware that my description is rather missleading ,.but I just wanted to thank you for being patient waiting for your seeds, had I known that I would have so little time and time needed to spend helping our family and a friend I probably wouldn't and shouldn't have joined the seed swap.
But I can happily tell you all that you should receive your seed through the post next week.I should be going to a post office to get them weighed etc .
Thank you again friends for all my wished for seed.
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Hostafan YOU MAY CHOOSE.,,,,but if you are against me asking my friends on this forum then you've no need to read it .
others have and they have offered there help to which I am very grateful and I assume that they know I am.
Thank you to you all ,
I have managed to get some down him with your help .I don't know what I would do without this forum ,I can't imagine where else I could get to know so much about everything that worries me ,in the garden and out
I'm hoping that Steve the vet who posts on here sees this and can help.
Has anyone had any experience syringeing fluids into a dog's mouth.? We have to get some glucose solution into our dog. The vet gave us a syringe along with the glucose powder.
We have never done this before ,do we open his mouth and squirt the liquid to the back of his throat ? If so any tips ? Any at all will help.we have put some into his dish but he won't entertain it at the moment.
They are not a banned breed,Labrador and a Lancashire Fox terrior please excuse spelling ,far as I can make out they were on there own property.this is where I'm not 100% certain.
One was a lancashire Fox terrior the other a Labrador they are rescue dogs with one of them she has just paid out for surgery 8 week ago..she had been very badly treated by her owners but she is I think about 8yrs old.
Not sure about the jogger, I couldn't ask anything she was too upset to talk.she was telling me as I too have more than one dog.and to keep them on a lead as we take them on our own short lane.but is ours.
Did you do that then Vic ?
If so what did you use?
Was it some nice thick axle grease?


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Choice 1: Buy Your Shares
Use all your tax-free savings plus bonus to buy M&S shares at £2.92.
You will receive an ordinary share certificate.
The closing date for this choice is six months from your savings end date.
Choice 2: Buy and Sell Your Shares
Use all your tax-free savings plus bonus to buy M&S shares at £2.92 and Equiniti Financial Services Limited will immediately sell all the shares at the current higher price.
The fee for selling the shares will be 1.5% of the transaction value, with a minimum charge of €35.
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Have all of your tax-free savings plus bonus returned to you by cheque without buying M&S shares at £2.92.
If you change your mind you can still return all of your tax-free savings plus bonus to buy shares at the discounted price of £2.92, before your Sharesave expiry date.
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Since you joined Sharesave the M&S share is significantly above the discounted share price of £2.92, and your total savings and bonus have increased in value. However If you choose Option 1 – Buy Your Shares or Option 2 - Buy and Sell Your Shares, you should be aware that there has been a change in the € Euro / £ Sterling exchange rate since you started saving which means that the maximum number of shares that you will be able to buy will be less than is shown on the enclosed statement. Below is an example which gives you more information on how we will calculate the number of shares you could buy if you were saving €50 each month.
€ Euro / £ Sterling Exchange Rate
- At the start of the scheme in November 2009 €1:£0.8965
- Euro / £ Sterling exchange rate in October 2012 €1:£0.8100
Total Savings and bonus at 1 January 2013* €1,810 = £1,622
Original number of shares this would buy at the discounted price of £2.92** = 555
Current number of shares this will buy at the discounted price of £2.92* = 502
Current gross value of 502 shares at £3.60*** = €2,231 = £1,807
So in this example the value of savings of €1,810 would increase by €421 to €2,231 an increase of 23%
*Based on the exchange rate of €1:£0.81.
The actual exchange rate would be calculated when you have made your choice.
**Based on the exchange rate on 6 November 2009.
***Based on an example share price in October 2012.
The gross value is before any charges that may be payable and deductions that will be made for USC or PRSI.


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What he found was not only does LSU have a higher national ranking (No. 5) than his Wildcats (No. 8), but Kentucky's next opponent - Florida - is an early touchdown favorite for Saturday's game in Lexington.
``Those guys in Las Vegas, I guess they don't get fooled very often,'' Brooks said Monday. ``Florida's a 7-point favorite and we just beat the No. 1 team in the nation? How does that equate? It's pretty interesting stuff.''
Brooks isn't necessarily complaining. He says it takes more than one colossal upset, or even one or two breakout seasons, for a team long regarded as a bottom-feeder of the Southeastern Conference to be considered among the big boys.
``I think it is very hard any time you're trying to make a transition from a cellar-dweller to a contender and trying to go for a championship,'' Brooks said. ``There is always going to be lag time. For the programs everybody thinks are great teams, they think they're great teams a lot longer than they are great teams. That's just human nature.''
Brooks says that reference isn't to the defending champion Gators, whose versatile quarterback Tim Tebow gives the Wildcats many matchup problems.
``He can run around you and he can run through you,'' Brooks said.
In fact, Saturday's game will feature a matchup of two bona fide Heisman candidates , Tebow and Kentucky's Andre Woodson, whose TD pass to Steve Johnson in triple-OT was his third late game-winning drive this year.
Kentucky's players know that knocking off the Gators a week after their stunner against LSU could help them soar, not just in the polls but in the BCS and national title picture. Lose, Brooks says, and the Wildcats will ``fall like a big boulder.''
When the first BCS rankings came out Sunday, Kentucky (6-1, 2-1) checked in at No. 7, eight spots above the Gators. With another huge game looming, the players are viewing the ranking as little more than midseason decoration.
``It's nice to look at, but I try not to pay much attention to it,'' offensive lineman Justin Jeffries said.
Lost amid Saturday's on-field celebration at Commonwealth Stadium, in which thousands of fans rushed the field and 22 were arrested, there were more subtle hints that Lexington has finally arrived as a football town.
First, new basketball coach Billy Gillispie threw the annual Big Blue Madness party Friday night, yet Monday, the talk of this town was all about football.
Second, by racking up their sixth win Saturday, the Wildcats became bowl eligible. Just two years ago, that would have been cause for celebration. Now, it's almost an afterthought.
``That wasn't our goal this year,'' tight end Jacob Tamme said. ``Our goal was to compete for the SEC championship.''
Brooks points out his Wildcats are still very much alive in that race, but so is practically everybody else in this year of parity for the conference.
Yet, Kentucky players say while the national pundits might be shocked by their ascent, they're not surprised.
``We're a tight knit group,'' defensive end Jeremy Jarmon said. ``I'm a realist. I know when I'm playing with guys who are great football players, and we have a lot of them on our football team.''


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FRISCO — Colorado River anglers may favor big brown lunkers and splashy rainbows, but those trout are, for the most part, relative newcomers.
The river's real natives are bony, powerful fish that evolved to survive in a challenging environment. Huge flooding flows in the spring, when the water runs thick with silt, or, at the opposite end of the spectrum, low flows during the fall or sustained drought, when the river is sometimes reduced to a trickle.
Among those native species is the endangered razorback sucker, long the focus of a huge recovery effort that may get a boost from the recent discovery that the fish are spawning in the Lower Colorado, specifically in Grand Canyon National Park, where they haven't been seen since the 1960s. Continue reading
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The Janet D. Steiger Fellowship Project provides law students the extraordinary opportunity to work in the in the consumer protection and antitrust departments of state and territorial Offices of Attorneys General throughout the United States, as well as the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, the Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs, and the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Protection.
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John Harvey "Oscar" Gahan (née John Harvey Gerald Gahan; August 20, 1888 – March 24, 1958) As Canada's child prodigy violinist. Gahan played a command performance for the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII, at age 5.) As a virtuoso violinist he performed under the name Arvé.
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John Harvey Gahan was born near Orangeville, Ontario where his father, John James Gahan, had married his mother, Sarah Anne Porterfield, in 1887. Harvey is known to have had one sibling, Alexandria (Alice) Gahan, born in 1902 in Toronto where, in 1911, Harvey married Julia Magdalene Newell of Ohio.
Harvey met his future wife Josepine Morong Runnels (née Whis tum Analyx) during a concert in an opera house owned by Josephine's father. While playing a classical piece, Harvey glanced up into the owner's box, and upon seeing Josephine, began to play "Beautiful Dreamer", the last known song of Stephen Foster. He was introduced to her in his dressing room after the concert. Josephine was in the midst of a divorce from her husband George Whitely, the father of her daughter, Ruth. Harvey and Josephine began a courtship.
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In 1919 Gahan married Josephine the granddaughter of Chief Que Que Tas of the indigenous Sanpoil (tribe) in the Pacific Northwest. They had three separate ceremonies, the first a Native American ceremony, followed by a Catholic ceremony, and later a third ceremony conducted by a federal court judge.
Gahan, while performing the Orpheum circuit was set up by the theatre manager in Chicago. During a sound check before the performance, a stage hand called him to the telephone, he set his valuable Stradivarius down on a box, went into the flies, picked up a dead phone, and when he returned the violin was gone. It broke his heart. He never played as well again.
After Gahan's Stradivarius was stolen, he sank into a deep depression. His first cousin Walter Huston wired to tell him to "get down here to New York, there's this thing called Vaudeville" Gahan joined Walter and his wife at their boarding house in Niagara Falls, and began performing in Vaudeville.
Eventually Walter Huston and his wife found their way out west and Walter once again wired cousin" Oscar" to "Get out to Hollywood, there's this thing called talking pictures".
Gahan worked his way across America performing in medicine shows and selling snake oil. He joined the Spade Cooley Band performed with the Son's of the Pioneers and eventually made it to Hollywood where he was one of the busiest bit-part players in B-Westerns of the late 1930s. Gahan began his 1935-1942 screen career as a member of several hillbilly music groups, including being an original member of the band known as The Arizona Wranglers (aka The Range Riders), which also included stalwart B-Western player Jack Kirk, stuntman Jack Jones, and Deuce Spriggens. Gahan appeared both with the music group and on his own, usually cast as a henchman. Gahan was also a member of Loyal Underwood's Range Riders on radio, and several other groups over the years.
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At the time of is death in 1958 at the Queen of Angels Hospital, Gahan was a member of the Hollywood Hillbillies. He wrote many well-loved cowboy songs and sold them to better known performers such as Bob Nolan, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, et al. for the total sum of $25.00 to buy milk for his wife's baby.


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Mariner of the Sea was a beautiful ship. It was easy to get around on and the staff was friendly. We were not hounded for drinks or picture taking which was fantastic! The Promenade was great - we stopped by there daily for snacks (not much that I could eat - not gluten friendly!)
We were in an inside cabin and true to RCCL - not very roomy. Had to crawl in to the bed but we knew that when we booked so it was not that much of a problem. We were far enough away from the elevators so there were no issues with outside noise! We had an awesome cabin steward and he was so good to us.
Food on the Windjammer seemed to be pretty much the same each day so after a few days - very boring. The staff that greeted us each time was annoying as they would say 'sanitize your hands'. How did they know a person didn't just wash with soap and water but I guess it is a good thing to stress keeping hands clean before eating to prevent illness from spreading.
Shows - nothing More earth shaking. The one commedian - at the night show - had lots of people walking out so that tells a story all in itself! The ice show was really nice.
Enjoyed the climbing wall...didn't quite make it all the way up but my husband did.
I have dietary issues and had forwarded all my info to RCCL months in advance - including a letter from my doctor - but RCCL seems not to fully understand celiac disease - so - while not as horrible as the experience on Adventure of the Sea in 2011 - it was far from nice. Royal Caribbean has lots to learn about gluten issues - and they need to better train the staff! After I got an awful pasta dish - I don't what I did - but whatever it was - I started getting better service after that - and cannot really complain about the food other than Royal doesn't seem to have the choice other lines have.
Loved the ports! We zip lined in Honduras - which was awesome. In Belize we snorkeled and then spent some time on a private island. In Cozumel - the only day we had rough weather - we did the dolphin adventure which was fun.
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I think it's so important that kids are surrounded by warm beautiful colors and is what inspired me to make this colorful hoodie/jacket. I love kimono styled clothes so the design is a little 'oriental stylised'. The hoodie is fully lined and can be used as a warm clothing on those cold winter days but also as a warm spring/or fall jacket when the temperature starts to lower :)
The hoodie is slightly fitted but was designed specially with wide armholes and arms so it will not inhibit motor development. It has 4 buttons (only 2 showing) so the hoodie can grow slightly with the child.
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I've been looking everywhere for a pattern like this. I would love to see this in an adult size.
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Thank u so much for your compliments :) I've actually made an adult size for myself and it looks great (uh well I think it turned out great :o) ) – I'll try and post it soon :)
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2010 Tablas Creek Esprit de Beaucastel
Red Rhone Blend
- > California
- > Central Coast
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Community Tasting Notes 59
jonahfactor Likes this wine: (94 points)
November 1, 2014 - (Tasting at the winery) Open for business right now, as opposed to the 2012, which was tight. Dark ruby with kirchenfenster legs and enchanting dusty fruit-driven notes. A finish that seems to go on for hours. Still tannic, but slowly shedding some of its baby fat.
danielbleier Likes this wine: (93 points)
October 30, 2014 - Contender for WOTN at the auction mtg. Great minerality to balance red and black fruit along with herb and smoke...the floral nose is impressive for intensity.
Erik12903 wrote: (89 points)
October 25, 2014 - Sweet, smooth texture, violets, leather, red and blue fruit, licorice, fresh enough and very ready to drink. Modern expression.compared to the 2007 Mastroberardino Radici 07 and the Yann Chave crozes hermitage 12 le rouvre this came up short, but still very nice wine and easy to enjoy.
Jwd12 wrote: (89 points)
September 15, 2014 - Red garnet nice legs. Nose had red and blue berry with a little earth. Tasted berries chocolate coffee earthy leather. A good wine would buy again
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September 14, 2014 - Didn't seem to age well. OK, but nothing special
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(Tablas Creek Esprit de Beaucastel) Dark ruby color; tart berry, light pepper, anise, tart black fruit nose; tart berry, mineral, tart plum, anise, garrigue, spice palate; needs 1-2 years; medium-plus finish (14.1% alcohol; 45% Mourvèdre, 30% Grenache, 21% Syrah, 4% Counoise; bottled in June '12)
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(Tablas Creek Esprit de Beaucastel) Pre-release (mid-Oct. 2012 release) - dark red violet color; tart cherry, tart berry, garrigue, anise nose; tasty, tart berry, beetroot, anise, garrigue, mineral palate; medium-plus finish
Wine Definition
- Vintage 2010
- Type Red
- Producer Tablas Creek
- Varietal Red Rhone Blend
- Designation Esprit de Beaucastel
- Vineyard n/a
- Country USA
- Region California
- SubRegion Central Coast
- Appellation Paso Robles
- UPC Code 089419245974
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- Pending Delivery 24 (1%)
- In Cellars 1899 (85%)
- Consumed 321 (14%)