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Jordan and Rafe babysit, Will comes upon his mother, Kate, and Gabi conspiring, and Sonny thinks Gabi's hiding something.
At home, Jennifer demands to know why JJ and Daniel are suddenly so friendly. JJ goes back to the dirty tricks he did to Daniel and Parker. Jenn blames herself for not bringing him home sooner but JJ takes the blame. If he wasn't such a jerk, Daniel wouldn't have been with Theresa that night. Maybe it's not too late for them? Jenn says Daniel's not the man she thought he was.
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Jordan takes a call from Rafe at her hotel. He wants to see his niece. She tells him it's fine and they hang up. She leafs through her various identification cards and tells herself she won't run. "I'm not gonna need these this time." She goes to pick Rafe up.
Sonny and Will arrive home. They call for Gabi. She's not home so they obsess a little and banter. They profess their love for each other and make out. Jordan and Rafe arrive. Rafe's surprised Gabi didn't tell them he was on the way. He holds the baby as they discuss how happy they are Gabi changed her mind about moving to New York. Rafe offers to sit with the baby while the guys go out. Once they're gone, Rafe tells the story of Grace, Ari's namesake and how she passed away. He worries about Gabi and texts her. When he asks, Jordan tells him she was an only child, but her gaze averts. Rafe talks to the baby about how he thinks Jordan's bossy and it annoys him that she doesn't think they can be friends. Once he gets his new apartment, she's fired. Jordan puts Ari down to sleep and admits she's enjoying seeing the baby turn Rafe to mush. He holds her hand and says someday he wants kids, too.
At the Horton Square, Percy, the birdwatcher who saw Sami, Gabi, and Kate the night they murdered Nick, passes by their table and asks why they all deceived him the other night. Gabi panics. He says Sami was pulling his leg about seeing the duck-billed dinosaur, which has been extinct for a while. They laugh and Kate says Sami is a practical joker. Percy wonders why they were really in the park. Sami makes up a story about following Kate's beau who has been stepping out on her. Percy accepts this. "If I see your roving Lothario, I'll give him a piece of my mind," he says, and if he finds a body, he'll know they got to their victim first! They laugh uneasily but Gabi remains stone-faced. Percy notices she's carrying a new bag, surprised she let go of her pack considering she seemed so attached to it. He goes and Gabi freaks. They leave and Sonny and Will show up. They discuss how odd Gabi's behavior has been. Nearby, Daniel and Parker go over their Christmas list. Who's next? Jenn walks up. Parker yells, "Jennifer," and runs into her arms. They say Merry Christmas and Jenn has a question for Dan.
Sami and Kate try to calm Gabi down as they walk to the Brady's Pub. She's nervous and thinks Percy knows about the murder. They tell her if she keeps using that word, somebody will. They go in. Gabi receives Rafe's text and Sami and Kate tell her to say she's running late. She's in no condition to see him. They repeat to Gabi about how important it is not to speak of the murder. Sami thinks their nightmares are their conscience's way of reminding them how horrible Nick was. Outside Will watches the trio. "What the hell?" he wonders, and heads in to ask what's going on.
Rory finds JJ moping in the park. JJ talks about not wanting to deal drugs anymore but he's considering taking another kind of risk that could come back to bite him. He leaves Rory confused.
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
A barbecue culture. From Girl Scout campfires to front yard grills, from Fourth of July parties on backyard decks, Brooklyn rooftops or lakeside park to summer bonfires, I've lived and eaten my way through many a tremendous barbecue. Foot longs nestled into soft, warm buns, burgers flipped and chicken dripping with spicy sauces were our mainstay, those homey barbecue staples both north and south, always causing endless minutes of agonizing distress and indecision, never being able to decide which to choose, wanting it all yet knowing that I would never be able to eat one of each. Tables groaning under the weight of endless bowls of cool, crispy coleslaw, tangy with vinegar, creamy potato salad studded with gems of celery and carrot bits or speckled with chopped fresh herbs; steaming bowls of baked beans, heady with the salty bite of bacon, thick with molasses, as spicy or as smooth as you please. Potatoes tossed whole straight into the fire, snuggled deep down into the coals then opened like presents, peeling back the shimmering silver foil to reveal the crispy skin and meltingly smooth flesh of a truly "hot potato". Pyramids of sweet corn on the cob, dripping with butter, its saltiness mingling ever so perfectly with the sugary corn; each kernel cracking under the bite of your teeth, digging into the tender-cooked nibs, the best part of the meal hidden underneath her silky husk.
Wash it down with glasses of fruity sangria, just a spritz of lemon, or a frosty beer. Cans of soda spilling out of coolers, tucked into mounds of ice itself just waiting, begging to be scooped up in spite of the drinks and spilled into a glass, crunched and slurped to stave off the August heat. Bright red watermelons sliced by the dozen and passed around like candy, as sweet as sugar, black seeds spit across lawns, a favorite summer occupation for kids and adults alike. Cold watermelon, an outdoor meal's best friend, followed quickly by ice cream in a rainbow of colors, a flavor for everyone; or sheet cakes in lemon, vanilla or chocolate slathered with whipped cream and piled with berries of red, white and blue.
Drunk on food and laughter, the summer barbecue rarely seems to change from one American backyard to the next, one Fourth of July to the next. Yes, in Florida we often added shrimp, plump and pink and marinated in something citrusy, crunchy with coconut or savory with the flavors of Asia. Or maybe there were T-bone steaks, grilled until beautifully charred on the outside, pink and tender on the inside, turning the family barbecue into something surely more sophisticated and elegant. The pleasure and excitement of youth group bonfires heightened as the Sloppy Joes were passed around. Often the parties stayed outside, crowds of guests mingling as they might, the talk loud, the laughter infectious, steaming plates of meat carried from grill to table in an endless parade, forks stabbing at this or that, spoons carrying mounds of food to plates already overflowing; hobnobbing with this clutch of people then that one, an impromptu game of football adding noise and movement to an already vivacious garden party. And how many childhood barbecues around a swimming pool? While the adults manned the grill, sipped mixed cocktails and talked about their next cruise, the kids would splash in the water, playing shark or water tag and trying to play pranks on the parents. Exhausted, wrapped up in damp towels, we would plop down hungry around the picnic table on the patio, paper plates laden with everything we could squeeze onto it: a burger and a hot dog, slaw and beans, piles of chips, grab a soda and eat to our fill, probably knowing that thick slices of watermelon and ice cream bars waited for us after. Or, better yet, toasted marshmallows and S'Mores.
Once in a while, the meal was eaten at the table, indoors: plates passed to and from the grill as seconds and thirds were called, platters of sides shuffled from one end of the table to the other as desired. This was certainly a well-loved summer ritual every year up in New York whenever we stayed with Aunt Millie, Uncle Al and the cousins. After a day running around the park or, older, maybe taking an exciting trip into the city, we'd gather round the diningroom table for the summer barbecue. Yes, one kosher hot dog followed by one hamburger and all the fixings – which always included Marci and Uncle Al's famous and fabulous coleslaw - most likely followed by cinema night, all the cousins packed downstairs in the den watching Top Hat or Swingtime. Or barbecues up in Albany at Sandra's in their huge backyard, eating steamed clams followed by popsicles while we watched the fireworks.
I loved Saturdays when dad would wheel the stand barbecue out into the driveway in front of the house and fire up the coals. Mom would buy plastic containers of slaw and potato salad and bakery buns, maybe roast sweet potatoes in the oven until so soft the crispy skin would fall away from the flesh, which would just melt in the mouth, sweet like candy. And of course there was always watermelon, those huge sugary Florida watermelons that we would pick up at one of the small farmer's market stands that stood in any number of gas station parking lots along South Patrick Drive, piled up next to the mountains of local tomatoes and peaches, bright, sweet and fragrant. Dad would flip burgers that he made himself, always studded with chopped onion. Happy we were in spite of the stifling heat with no shade to protect or comfort us, bare feet dancing on the burning cement sidewalk, just happy for the barbecue. And we would finish standing in the grass, leaning against the lamppost and having watermelon seed spitting contests like millions of American kids from coast to coast.
But these are typically American experiences, ones so many of us grew up with, those sweet memories tucked away in our minds, popping out every summer when the air blows a certain way, when the temperature climbs to searing with only the hint of a mild ocean breeze rustling our hair. I'll be home, back in Florida, in a couple of weeks and I can already imagine walking through the deli section of the grocery store, wiggling my way through the barely-clad beach crowd, each baring as much skin as allowed, dressed down to tanks, shorts and flip-flops and grabbing what for an impromptu picnic or barbecue. But we were invited to a barbecue here in France last weekend and I must admit that JP and I, although not knowing at all what to expect, were as excited as kids to be there as visions of those American do's swished and dashed through our brains.
Do the French ever let their hair down? I'm not so sure. We arrived, walking around the house and onto the well manicured expanse of green lawn and shook hands with the host (a former work colleague of my husband) and his lovely wife (who I liked quite a lot). Their 3 children stood quietly by, politely greeted us, kissing each of us on the cheeks in the French manner then stood patiently waiting to be dismissed. Organized and orderly, just a handful of close friends, beautiful food and plenty of wine, the French concept of a barbecue, as we quickly discovered, is just another elegant meal albeit served and eaten al fresco. The grill was tucked away in a lovely little alcove, part of a well thought out décor of leather swing chair and Moroccan chandelier. A wooden picnic table was laid out for 6 just outside the kitchen entrance and prettily decorated with dishes, wine glasses and cloth napkins tied up in ribbons, equally elegant children's table off to the side. Marinated duck breasts were lined up on the rack over the flames as we sipped our first bottle of sparkling white wine and nibbled thin slices of bread spread with rillettes and taramasalata. Instead of piling food on plates willy-nilly and wandering from group to group, this was a quiet, sophisticated version of the barbecue, but lovely it was. The sun was warm on our shoulders, the food was plentiful and luscious, the wine flowed and the company nice… although I was indeed astonished that the two former colleagues of my husband continued to call him Mr. D…. instead of JP. Oh well, I'll never get around the formality of the French, no matter the situation.
And as the meal wound down, as their huge Airedale shuffled over to the barbecue and proceeded to gently and quietly lick the meat and marinade essence off of the grill, as the wine glasses were drained and replaced with delicate demitasse cups, the Glazed Lemon Cake I had baked and brought was sliced and served to an eager table. A foolproof cake I have been making for twenty years or more based on a Maida Heatter recipe, this is a fabulous, moist cake, oh so lemony thanks not only to the lemon zest added to the silky batter but to the gorgeous tangy sweet lemony glaze slathered on the top and sides. The glaze (and do not be stunned or put off by the quantity! Use it all!) soaks into the dense pound cake and forms a wonderful thin crust on the outside of the cake as it dries and infuses the entire moist cake with its tart lemony goodness. Don't let the simple demeanor or plain-Jane outward appearance fool you: this is the perfect cake, delicious and flavorful, fantastic for a dinner party dessert, barbecues, picnics, lunchboxes and snacks. Or feeling decadent? Top with freshly whipped cream.
A family favorite for twenty years. Mostly from Maida Heatter.
3 cups (420 g) flour, very lightly spooned into measuring cup then sifted
2 tsps baking powder
½ tsp salt
½ pound (1 cup/225 g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
2 cups (400 g) sugar
4 large eggs
1 cup milk, preferably whole milk
1 tsp vanilla
Finely grated zest of 2 lemons
Adjust the oven rack one-third up from the bottom. Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C) and generously butter a Bundt pan (or 9 x 3 1/2 – inch tube pan) and dust with flour, tapping out the excess.
Sift together the flour, baking powder and salt into a small bowl and set aside. In a large bowl using an electric mixer, cream the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, scraping the bowl as needed to keep the mixture smooth and blended. Beat in the vanilla.
On lowest speed, beat in the dry ingredients in 3 additions alternating with the milk in 2, beginning and ending with the dry, beating only until blended and smooth after each addition and scraping down the sides of the bowl as needed. Using a rubber spatula, fold in the grated lemon zest.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan then level the top by rotating the pan briskly back and forth.
Bake the cake for an hour or a bit more, until puffed, the top is a golden brown and it is completely set in the center (lightly press the top of the cake to tell and a tester inserted in the cake should come out dry).
Let the cake stand in the pan for about 3 minutes and then cover with a rack and invert. Gently remove the pan, leaving the cake upside down (if using a tube pan instead of a Bundt pan, I would flip back upright). Place the cake on the rack over a large piece of aluminum foil or wax paper and prepare the Lemon Glaze.
To be prepared just before using; use right after it is made.
1/3 cup (about 85 ml) freshly squeezed and strained lemon juice
¾ cup (150 g) granulated sugar
Stir the lemon juice and sugar together until thick and well blended. Brush all over the cake (top, sides and inside the "tube") heavily and evenly until you have brushed on all of the glaze. Allow the cake to cool completely before, using wide, flat, metal spatulas, gently sliding onto a serving platter.
22 comments:
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
I wish I'd take part in one of those American BBQs. Here, people forget to relax and are quite stiff. I like the way you folks chill out.
That cake looks magnificent! I am a sucker for the lemony and glazed kind.
- August 18, 2011 at 10:32 AM
- Baker Street said...
I love bundt cakes. They are just so pretty. A lemon bundt is a perfect way to start the day.
I hope you'll link it up on our cake blog hop.
- August 18, 2011 at 10:32 AM
- Junia said...
wow that is so perfectly baked! love the shape of your bundt pan too! thanks for joining our #cakelove party!
- August 18, 2011 at 10:51 AM
- Marnely Rodriguez said...
Love bundt cakes, they are so simple yet satisfy that craving!
- August 18, 2011 at 11:02 AM
- THE Tough Cookie said...
Earlier this week you tempted me w/ that gorgeous chocolate cake, and now you are teasing me with this luscious lemon cake.
I may have to move to Nantes. I will do the dishes, I promise.
- August 18, 2011 at 11:26 AM
- Erika K said...
Glazed lemon bundt cake takes me back to church picnics and ice cream socials. You know one of those great church ladies was going to make something like this that you usually didn't have at home. That's awesome!
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- August 18, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Carolyn Jung said...
A bundt cake is so classic. And a lemon one even more so. It's like the Chanel of cakes. It will never go out of style. ;)
- August 18, 2011 at 8:58 PM
- The Food Mentalist said...
I live Bundt cakes they are so unique looking. Great post :)
- August 19, 2011 at 5:03 AM
- Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella said...
Isn't it funny how bbq cultures differ? Whilst Australians have loads of bbqs they do sound a bit different from American bbqs! :D
- August 19, 2011 at 6:27 AM
- Barbara Bakes said...
This is my kind of cake. I love a lemon cake where the lemon is the star!
- August 19, 2011 at 6:34 AM
- Barbara | Creative Culinary said...
If you get Gail there to do dishes...well, then I'll book my flight too! I made a very similar cake recently but you know I just had to right? Booze? Yes, some limoncello snuck it's way into mine...I have a reputation to keep!
American BBQ's are pretty casual but not so casual I let my pup clean the grill...she would most certainly think she had gone to doggy heaven.
I want this cake, an American BBQ and you there. Now that would be heaven.
- August 19, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Aimée W. said...
My mom used to make a cake like this when I was a kid, so I could taste the sugary crust as I was reading, mouth watering the whole time! Been on a lemon zest kick lately, using it in everything possible... so I see this cake in my very near future. Always so grateful for your lovely stories and my own memories they conjure up.
- August 19, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- lisa is cooking said...
The French version of a BBQ sounds lovely. I think the hosts' al fresco table is more fashionable than my indoor dining table! Your lemon cake for dessert sounds perfect. I always love anything lemon, but this cake sounds especially great. One more recipe for my to-try stack.
- August 19, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- Junglefrog said...
I love love love the idea of a lemon glazed bundt cake. It's like combining two of the things I love most... The shape of the bundt with a lovely lemon glaze... Hmm, delicious!
- August 20, 2011 at 3:43 PM
- WiseMóna said...
Oh. This looks like I could eat it right off my computer. I love LEMON in anything. Funny, with all the BBQ'ing we have done in the states and here, I have never seen a bundt cake. We do not even own a bundt cake tin - yet.
It looks lovely Jamie. xx
- August 21, 2011 at 7:57 AM
- Barbara said...
Ii love this style of lemon glazed cake. I rarely barbecued but both my boys are bbq fans and we have enjoyed winderful bbq's they have hosted.
- August 22, 2011 at 4:59 AM
- Shulie said...
My son just mentioned the other day as I was prepping BBQ sauce how it is unique to the Americans and boy am I happy I was introduced to that culture and food though I can't help it but always spike my sauce with some spice:). I love it and your illustrated it so well in your writing. Love your cake our go to bundt is lemon poppy seed.
- August 22, 2011 at 6:56 AM
- 5 Star Foodie said...
The bundt cake looks just perfect, so good with lemony flavor.
- August 22, 2011 at 7:15 AM
- Meeta K. Wolff said...
I have been to so many barbecues and while I do love the American style ones - somehow the German "grillzeit" has won a special way into my heart. Bratwurst and beer are the way to go! Depending on how we feel we do a variety of different themes - so there will be fish or lamb or sausages etc.
I just wish you were close enough to join us and bring that cake over!
- August 26, 2011 at 12:47 AM
- asiangrrl said...
Love the walk down memory lane and the cake! Delicious.
- August 30, 2011 at 5:44 AM
- Jeanne @ CookSister! said...
I like BOTH styles of BBQ :) And we have done both here at CookSister HQ: both the willy nilly 24 people in a tine space, beer in coolers, groaning tables extravaganza; and the stuffed pork loin for 6 on the braai with cherry clafoutis to follow, on a table in the garden. Both have their merits ;o) Love that Airedale terrier - and your cake!
- September 27, 2011 at 3:40 AM
- beckymonster said...
I have been searching hi and low for the company that made this delicious glazed lemon bundt cake last christmas for our office..maybe I should just try out your recipe!
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I wonder if the 'sync' will be more granular than whole-note level. If you ever end up with a note that gets edited in more than one place before the sync happens, you lose data. If they could have some way to resolve that or sync at a part-of-a-note level, it might solve that. (This is especially important if your device, or one of your devices isn't always on-line).
The number ad bullet formatting works really well in Notes. Just type "1. " and Notes automatically indents and formats it. The same is true for "* " and "- "
Anyone know how to " Pin important notes to your desktop".
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Old fashioned house calls make a come back For Tina Brabham, going to the doctor presented many challenges. Over the course of her life, starting with her teenage years, Brabham has lost use of her muscles in her arms and legs as a result of the disease spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). Now 50, the Summerville mother and grandmother is considered a quadriplegic. While she has pursued as much independence as possible, and recently learned to pilot an automated chair with her breath, she needs extra help to travel to appointments. When she learned about Doc at the Door several years ago, she immediately signed up. "The service is fantastic," she says. "It was like a blessing from God to me." Her physician, Dr. John Forney, started Doc at the Door in 2006. He recognized that many people with disabilities, as well as many senior citizens and others who are homebound, would benefit from a physician visiting them where they live and would be more likely to get the preventive health care they need. Dr. Forney really gets to know the people he treats, with a typical visit lasting 30-45 minutes. "It's more relaxed, and you do develop a really good doctor-patient relationship," he says. "You see where patients live, meet their family members and even meet their pets." The service includes old-fashioned "house" calls as well as visits to assisted living facilities and group homes. And as a result of its success in the Charleston area, it has expanded to include Dr. Marion "Chip" Cooper. Both Dr. Cooper and Dr. Forney are certified in family medicine with special interests in geriatrics, hospice and palliative care. "There's no other job in medicine like this," says Dr. Cooper, who admits he is well-suited for this line of work. "I visit people to see how they are doing, and I get a chance to have some wonderful conversations. I take my time with things, and I think I'm a good listener, too." Doc at the Door makes health care more accessible for patients such as Brabham, who admits that she didn't see a physician as often as she should have before. It also eases the demands on caretakers and family members who would otherwise be called upon for transportation and perhaps have to miss work in the process. Plus, Brabham says, she does not have to worry about exposure to contagious illnesses, which would be a real concern for her in visiting a doctor's office. Yet, Doc at the Door is about more than just convenience. It's about quality of care. Dr. Forney has helped Brabham in many ways, for example, encouraging physical therapy that helps lessen her muscle pain and stiffness, and guiding her to equipment like her new automated chair. When her father died, she says, Dr. Forney was there to lend support. "He's very good, very compassionate and cares about my well-being." "There's no other job in medicine like this." –Marion "Chip" Cooper, MD
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NICEVILLE — As a major component of Northwest Florida State College's more than yearlong recognition of its 50th anniversary, the school plans to open a museum-quality historical display honoring the Doolittle Raiders. The exhibit opens April 17, 2013, the celebration's kickoff date.
World War II's aviators, under U.S. Army Air Forces Lt. Col. James "Jimmy" Doolittle's command, trained for the April 18, 1942 attack on the Japanese home islands at neighboring Eglin Field. The morale-building aviators and their raid inspired the college's "Raiders" mascot name, which has been in place since 1964.
"The permanent exhibit is especially important to the college because the proud Raiders name was selected as our mascot by students during our first year of operation to honor the brave airmen who trained at Eglin and our current and future students should know this history," Dr. Ty Handy, the college's president, stated in a news release.
Handy initiated the idea of creating a Doolittle Raiders exhibit at the college. The display will stand permanently in the Raiders Athletic Arena's lobby on the school's main Niceville campus. Information about the exhibit and a fundraising campaign to help underwrite the exhibit are available on the 50th Anniversary website, www.nwfsc.edu/50.
NWFSC's 50th Anniversary Celebration marks the college's April 1963 establishment by the Florida Legislature and continues through the anniversary of the first semester at the then-Okaloosa-Walton Junior College in August 1964. Under the theme "Continuing the Vision," anniversary events will focus on the school's mission of improving local lives through higher education, college spokesperson Sylvia Bryan stated in a news release.
After its founding, the college's years of service have included changes to its name, following Okaloosa-Walton Junior College with Okaloosa-Walton Community College (1988-2004) and Okaloosa-Walton College (2004-2008). Though the institution's name has evolved, many locals still fondly refer to the school simply as "OW."
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I admit it. I am a liar. I have been lying, I am lying, and I will continue to lie about Obamacare. After all, that great bastion of truth and integrity, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada), says so.
In late February, on the floor of the Senate, Sen. Reid made the following statement about Republican ads citing people who have been harmed by the new tyranny of Obamacare:
"… there's (sic) plenty of horror stories being told. All of them are untrue, but they're being told all over America. The leukemia patient whose insurance policy was canceled [and] could die without her medication, Mr. President, that's an ad being paid for by two billionaire brothers. It's absolutely false. Or the woman whose insurance policy went up $700 a month – ads paid for around America by the multibillionaire Koch brothers, and the ad is false. We heard about the evils of Obamacare, about the lives it's ruining in Republicans' stump speeches and in ads paid for by oil magnates, the Koch brothers. But in (sic) those tales, turned out to be just that: tales, stories made up from whole cloth, lies distorted by the Republicans to grab headlines or make political advertisements. Mr. President, these two brothers are trying to buy America . . . I don't believe America is for sale."
Well, then, I'm a liar. I was lying when I read a letter from my doctor, whom I like, explaining that he is closing his practice just two days after Sen. Reid's pronouncement of judgment. I'm lying when I read another letter, this from my health insurer, joyfully announcing that I won't be forced by Obamacare to change or give up my policy, which I like, in order to meet its mandates until Sept. 30, 2015. I was lying; because, surely, the President spoke truth when he promised without any conditions that I could keep my doctor and my coverage if I liked them. Chico Marx's immortal question comes to mind: "Who ya gonna believe? Me, or your own eyes?"
So upon what record of truthfulness and honor does Sen. Reid claim so omnisciently that those who have been hurt by Obamacare are all liars? One that includes telling proven lies in 2012 about Gov. — and fellow Mormon — Mitt Romney allegedly not paying his income taxes, after claiming in 2010 that paying income taxes was voluntary and while refusing a McClatchy Newspapers request to disclose his own returns.
Other examples include: Stating last August that Congressional Budget Office analysis shows that "Obamacare will save lots of money," claiming in December 2011 that few millionaires are small business owners who create jobs and that most millionaires in business are lawyers and hedge fund managers, and claiming last month that non-defense spending cuts reduced the federal deficit by $2.6 trillion. All three of these claims were proven false by hard data.
To be fair , Sen. Reid did offer a retraction within a couple of hours of calling millions of Americans liars. Or did he? Judge for yourself:
I can't say that every one of the Koch brothers ads are a lie, but I'll say this . . . the vast, vast majority of them are . . . And it's time that the American people spoke out against this terrible dishonesty of these two brothers, who are about as un-American as anyone that I can imagine . . . The Koch brothers are spending hundreds of millions of dollars telling Americans that Obamacare is bad for them. It's easy to do if you have no conscience and are willing to lie like they are . . ."
Really? Look again at the accuser's own record of unconscionable lies and "terrible dishonesty." And let's not overlook one of His Mendacity's few real accomplishments, being repeatedly ranked by Judicial Watch among the top ten most corrupt politicians in Washington. He earned this honor by, among other offenses, repeatedly using his office and power to funnel millions of taxpayer dollars to his family and their business enterprises.
Sen. Reid damns the Koch brothers for "trying to buy America" while he himself openly buys power, and claims "America is not for sale" while acting as if he can buy off anyone to exploit for personal gain. Do you think he would be so critical of the Kochs or the oil industry if either benefited him or his family? Hardly.
But since the "gentleman" from Nevada wants Americans to speak out against lies, let us do so and hold Sen. Sherrod Brown and Rep. Marcy Kaptur to account for their complicity in the circus of of tyrannical and destructive lies that is Obamacare.
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August 31, 2013
Kickoff: 12:05 p.m.
Gates Open: 10:30 a.m.
Tickets are still available for Saturday's game against William & Mary. To order, log-on to WVUGAME.com, stop by the
Mountaineer Ticket Office in the WVU Coliseum or call 1-800-WVU GAME.
Fans can pick up will call orders at the North end of the stadium beginning at 10 a.m., on Saturday.
Once again, all tickets for entry will be scanned with digital scanners at each gate. Please have your ticket out and ready to be scanned, with the bar-code facing out. Fans are encouraged to avoid entering the stadium at the last minute to ensure they are in their seats by kickoff.
Tickets for WVU students will be issued on a game-by-game basis to students who register at WVUGAME.com and print out a ticket no earlier than six days before game day. There is no charge for student tickets, and students must show their ticket and valid ID for entrance. No student tickets will be available at the stadium.
A reminder: all persons regardless of age require a ticket for admittance to WVU football games.
A limited number of Purple Lot (Areas 52 and 61 behind Sheetz on Route 705), Gold Lot (Area 72, adjacent to the Facilities Management Building in front of ERC/Towers), Burgundy Lot (Suncrest Center off Van Voorhis Road) and White Lot (off University Avenue) parking spaces still remain. The Purple and Gold Lot spaces can be purchased on game day for $20 for cars, while the Burgundy and White spots are $40. Buses and RVs are not permitted in these lots.
Recreational vehicles can park in the WVU Coliseum lots for $80., and bus passes are available in the Green Lot (off Van Voorhis Road) for $80 on game day. The Mountaineer Station parking garage in the Green Lot also will be available to cars only for $40, as is the Blue Auxiliary Lot (United Bank/ Health Department).
Recreational vehicles may enter the WVU Coliseum and general Blue Lot at 8 a.m. on Friday, the Green and Red Lots at 3 p.m., and the front-row Blue and Light Blue lots at 6 p.m., on Friday. No cars will be admitted to parking areas until 7 a.m., on Saturday. Front-row RV parking in the Light Blue Lot is now reserved. Front row RVs must be parked by 7 a.m. on Saturday; general RVs must be parked two hours before kickoff.
Small tents may be erected in designated areas only and may not be larger than 12' by 12'. A parking permit for the designated lot is required to erect a tent and the vehicle must be parked adjacent to the tent. Tents may only be erected after 7 a.m. on game day.
Disabled parking will be strictly enforced. Disabled parking is available for single-game purchase ($30) on a limited basis at the WVU Law School (Brown Lot); accessible vans will provide transportation from that lot and the Blue Lot to the stadium gates.
Permit holders will be required to have the following: WVU issued color-coded parking permit, valid state-issued disabled parking placard or license plate, valid state-issued disabled parking registration card and photo ID of the disabled permit holder (the photo ID must match the disabled parking registration card). Disabled permit holder must be in the vehicle and will be required to park in the spots reserved for disabled parking only. This will be strictly enforced.
A disabled-accessible shuttle bus will begin leaving the WVU Coliseum at 9:30 a.m. and provide return service after the game.
Free parking is available in the lots adjacent to the WVU Coliseum.
Parking information can be found on game day on Monongalia County's Radio Notification Station,1610AM (WQLM).
Controlled Beer Sales
Controlled beer sales, operated by Sodexo, can be found along the concourses inside the gates. Alcohol will not be allowed to be brought into the stadium, nor taken out of the stadium.
Fans serving as their group's designated driver are encouraged to sign-up at booths located inside the stadium. They will receive a wristband and a coupon for a free soda.
Mountaineer Mantrip
The Mountaineer Mantrip will take place before each home game and will begin when the team is dropped off approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes before kickoff at the corner of the WVU Medical Center and Don Nehlen Drive. Fans are encouraged to line the bike path between the Light Blue and Blue Lots. The walk will end with the team entering the stadium at the entrance of the Northeast gate.
Fan Experience
Fans can visit the Donald J. Brohard Hall of Traditions in the Puskar Center throughout the season. Fans can enter through the Puskar Center doors at 8 a.m., and the center and DJB HOT will close to fans at 9:30 a.m.
The Robinson/Petroplus Basketball Hall of Traditions at the Basketball Practice Facility will open at 9 a.m., and will close at 11:30 a.m.
Fans are encouraged to call (304) 293-FANS or text AID to 94597 for stadium assistance. Both services are available on game day only. Fans also can follow @GamedayWVU on Twitter for information and special announcements.
Stadium Reentry
Stadium re-entry passes will not be issued for the 2013 season.
Traffic Information
No vehicles will be permitted to enter Don Nehlen Drive (formerly Willowdale Drive) from Route 705 after home football games. Both lanes on Don Nehlen Drive will be used for stadium traffic to exit the area. Also, no parking will be permitted on Don Nehlen Drive. Elmer Prince Drive will permit bus traffic only.
Fans traveling on I-79 should access the stadium via the University Avenue or Pierpont Road exits off I-68. Long delays are expected around the Star City area.
Please note that primary routes have priority during postgame traffic. Please stay on primary routes postgame. Secondary routes will be held until priority routes are cleared.
Central Cab shuttle buses begin leaving the WVU Coliseum at 9:30 a.m., and run until approximately one hour after the game. Cost is $4.00 round trip.
MountainLine buses will run from the Mountaineer Mall. MountainLine stadium service will begin at 10 a.m., and will run at least one hour following the game. After pickup at the mall, the shuttle also will pickup at the Walnut St. parking garage; postgame drop-off for those that parked at the garage will be on High Street. Cost is $3.00 round trip; fans with a parking garage pay stub will ride for free. Children 3 and under also ride free.
The PRT will run from 9:30 a.m., until one hour after the game. There is no charge for PRT service on game days.
The following items are prohibited at Milan Puskar Stadium: gym bags, backpacks/school bags, large purses (exceeding 12" x 12" x 12"), coolers (including soft-sided coolers), alcoholic beverages, weapons and laser pointers.
The following items will be searched and are permitted into Milan Puskar Stadium: diaper bags, average size purses, small purses and fanny packs. A size-wise box is available at each gate and guest services location to determine if a bag is permitted. All personal items will be inspected. An express lane is available at the east, west and north gates for those fans entering Milan Puskar Stadium who are not carrying items into the game.
Video cameras, with the intent of non-commercial use, are permitted. The cameras must not exceed 12" x 12" x 12".
Banners and signs, except those associated with the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, are not permitted at Milan Puskar Stadium.
The FAA regional office will allow no VFR air navigation near the stadium, except for law enforcement and medical aircraft.
No hard containers or umbrellas are permitted inside Milan Puskar Stadium. Only unopened plastic containers of soft drinks and water will be permitted. No open containers will be permitted into the stadium.
Baby strollers are not permitted in the seating areas. Fans can check their strollers at Guest Services in the South concourse of the stadium.
Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas at the West, Southwest, East and North gates. Smoking is prohibited in all other areas inside the stadium. Smoking will be permitted in the University parking lots on game day.
As in the past, commercial cargo-type rental trucks (U-Haul, Hertz, Ryder) will not be permitted in University parking lots during home football games.
Absolutely no soliciting of any kind is allowed at Milan Puskar Stadium or in the parking lots adjacent to the stadium.
Ruby Memorial Hospital
Ruby Memorial Hospital will be closed to the general public during West Virginia home football games. Staff and families of patients will need to obtain passes in advance to gain admission to the hospital during games. Hospital personnel called to work on an emergency basis should alert the state police by calling *SP on their cell phones as they approach the hospital. Emergency traffic should access the hospital via Elmer Prince Drive.
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Zoketsu Norman Fischer is a poet, author, Zen priest, and former Abbot of Zen Center. He is founder and teacher of the Everyday Zen Foundation, dedicated to sharing Zen teaching and practice widely in the world. He is the guiding teacher to several Zen groups, including in the Bay Area, Washington state, Vancouver, B.C., New York City, and Mexico. He co-founded Makor Or, a Jewish Meditation Center in San Francisco, with the late Rabbi Alan Lew. His most recent books are The Strugglers, a collection of long poems(Singing Horse Press, 2012), and Training in Compassion: Zen Teachings on the Practice of Lojong(Shambhala, 2013).


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The slogan for ESPN's all-college network, ESPNU, is "Never Graduate". There are many commercials that comically illustrate this slogan from a couple dancing to the Notre Dame fight song at their wedding to Michigan and Ohio State fans fighting over a checkers game in a rest home.
These commercials show that the pride and passion a person has for a certain team or university doesn't have to end with the commencement ceremony.
That is exactly how I felt when I attended the press conference announcing Carroll McCray as the new Gardner-Webb football coach earlier this week. As soon as I came on campus, I was home and it felt like I never left.
With my school spirit already running high, coach McCray's opening statement made me even more proud to be a Runnin' Bulldog. "Gardner- Webb has a lot of great looking brick and mortar, but that's not what makes this university great. It's the people."
True to my Baptist roots, I nearly answered with an amen from the front row, but was content with a simple nod of agreement instead. Coach McCray's words reminded me of the old saying, "Always leave something better off than you found it."
That's what GWU did for me. During my six years in Boiling Springs, I grew in my faith, forged lasting relationships, and I hopefully, in some small way, made GWU a better place during my time there. But students don't have to wear the scarlet and black of the Bulldogs or even be an athlete to have an impact on their campus.
This fact stuck me even more forcibly because I recently had the chance to interview a pair of athletes from Rutherford County who are now playing on the college level. While both these young men are incredibly talented, Carlos Watkins and DeVince Boykins will also help build up there universities as a whole, not just the athletic department.
Why? Because both Watkins and Boykins spoke of hard work in the classroom and their chosen field of play. That is the true definition of a college athlete and it needs to be applauded.
All too often today, college athletes, especially the one-and-done basketball players, are not looking to build into their respective institutions. They want to shatter record books on their way to NBA stardom. College and the diploma that comes with it is supposed to be a building block for the future, not a mere stepping stone to stardom.
I'm not saying those athletes who leave college early are wrong, but I do believe they are missing the point of going to college in the first place. Maybe that's why I connected with coach McCray's sentiments so well. During his entire press conference, the main points he kept going back to, were building relationships and earning a diploma. That's what college is. Not simply tackles and textbooks, layups and lectures.
Therefore, I want to encourage everyone who is currently filling out seemingly endless college and scholarship applications to look beyond average SAT scores or athletic programs.
Choose a place where you feel comfortable and at home and that doesn't always mean the college with the most luxurious apartments. It needs to be somewhere that you can build relationships while preparing for your future. Remember, to paraphrase coach McCray, you are what makes colleges and universities. You will be a part of them even after walking across that stage.
I know I'm still part of Gardner-Webb and I always will be. I wish the same for you and your college of choice. Here's to hoping we never graduate.


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- Baryon number and electric charge fluctuations in Pb+Pb collisions at SPS energies (2006)
- Event-by-event fluctuations of the net baryon number and electric charge in nucleus-nucleus collisions are studied in Pb+Pb at SPS energies within the HSD transport model. We reveal an important role of the fluctuations in the number of target nucleon participants. They strongly influence all measured fluctuations even in the samples of events with rather rigid centrality trigger. This fact can be used to check different scenarios of nucleus-nucleus collisions by measuring the multiplicity fluctuations as a function of collision centrality in fixed kinematical regions of the projectile and target hemispheres. The HSD results for the event-by-event fluctuations of electric charge in central Pb+Pb collisions at 20, 30, 40, 80 and 158 A GeV are in a good agreement with the NA49 experimental data and considerably larger than expected in a quark-gluon plasma. This demonstrate that the distortions of the initial fluctuations by the hadronization phase and, in particular, by the final resonance decays dominate the observable fluctuations.
- Particle number fluctuations in high energy nucleus-nucleus collisions from microscopic transport approaches (2005)
- Event-by-event multiplicity fluctuations in nucleus-nucleus collisions are studied within the HSD and UrQMD transport models. The scaled variances of negative, positive, and all charged hadrons in Pb+Pb at 158 AGeV are analyzed in comparison to the data from the NA49 Collaboration. We find a dominant role of the fluctuations in the nucleon participant number for the final hadron multiplicity fluctuations. This fact can be used to check di erent scenarios of nucleus-nucleus collisions by measuring the final multiplicity fluctuations as a function of collision centrality. The analysis reveals surprising e ects in the recent NA49 data which indicate a rather strong mixing of the projectile and target hadron production sources even in peripheral collisions. PACS numbers: 25.75.-q,25.75.Gz,24.60.-k
- Fluctuations and correlations from microscopic transport theory (2009)
- The multiplicity fluctuations in A+A collisions at SPS and RHIC energies are studied within the HSD transport approach. We find a dominant role of the fluctuations in the nucleon participant number for the final fluctuations. In order to extract physical fluctuations one should decrease the fluctuations in the participants number. This can be done considering very central collisions. The system size dependence of the multiplicity fluctuations in central A+A collisions at the SPS energy range – obtained in the HSD and UrQMD transport models – is presented. The results can be used as a 'background' for experimental measurements of fluctuations as a signal of the critical point. Event-by-event fluctuations of the K/p , K/p and p/p ratios in A+A collisions are also studied. Event-by-event fluctuations of the kaon to pion number ratio in nucleus-nucleus collisions are studied for SPS and RHIC energies. We find that the HSD model can qualitatively reproduce the measured excitation function for the K/p ratio fluctuations in central Au+Au (or Pb+Pb) collisions from low SPS up to top RHIC energies. The forward-backward correlation coefficient measured by the STAR Collaboration in Au+Au collisions at RHIC is also studied. We discuss the effects of initial collision geometry and centrality bin definition on correlations in nucleus-nucleus collisions. We argue that a study of the dependence of correlations on the centrality bin definition as well as the bin size may distinguish between these 'trivial' correlations and correlations arising from 'new physics'. 5th International Workshop on Critical Point and Onset of Deconfinement - CPOD 2009, June 08 - 12 2009 Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, New York, USA
- Emissivity and conductivity of parton-hadron matter (2014)
- We investigate the properties of the QCD matter across the deconfinement phase transition. In the scope of the parton-hadron string dynamics (PHSD) transport approach, we study the strongly interacting matter in equilibrium as well as the out-of equilibrium dynamics of relativistic heavy-ion collisions. We present here in particular the results on the electromagnetic radiation, i.e. photon and dilepton production, in relativistic heavy-ion collisions and the relevant correlator in equilibrium, i.e. the electric conductivity. By comparing our calculations for the heavy-ion collisions to the available data, we determine the relative importance of the various production sources and address the possible origin of the observed strong elliptic flow ν2 of direct photons.


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AngelList has become a popular way for new startups to raise seed funding. In some ways related to the opening up of investing via the JOBS Act, AngelList is designed to level the playing field for entrepreneurs seeking funding.
The website enables any startup to raise funding by pitching to angel investors or requesting meetings, all online. Entrepreneurs in the past have needed a referral or connection to pitch a top angel. And for investors, they now have a more efficient way of meeting and learning about entrepreneurs and their startups. Investors also "follow" other investors, to see what deals they're doing and if interested, try to jump in. AngelList is different from "crowdfunding sites" because it only allows accredited investors who can help a startup in tangible ways, not just those who provide capital.
While FORBES is also publishing the Midas List of top 100 venture capitalists, we are here posting a list of the Most Influential Angels on AngelList. The list gives insights into the quickly evolving seed-stage investing sector, which has exploded recently as capital costs for starting a company have plummeted and many new investors have jumped in. These investors, each for different reasons, bear watching as arbiters of what's next in technology. [Continued below chart]
This "Most Influential" list is made up of active angel or seed investors who are most followed by other important or well-known investors. It's different from AngelList's "most followed" list, which is made up of just who has the most followers. Rather, this list is an indication of who Silicon Valley's top investors think are the most important investors to follow and, potentially, invest with. (If "most followed" is who's most popular among everyone on AngelList, "most influential" is who's most popular among the top tech investors on the site.)
Of course, the list comprises who is most influential on AngelList, the website. Which doesn't necessarily mean it's the same in real life or that those on this list are necessarily doing the best deals. However, these days more and more deals are coming together on AngelList and many top investors are active on the site. AngelList has had a total of 20,000 introductions done through the site. About 2,600 startups have gotten at least one introduction to an investor, and 2,100 investors have accepted at least one request for an introduction to an entrepreneur through the site.
This list does not include venture capitalists, or seed investors who have grown to venture capital size, because the intent is to focus on those who are specifically seed stage investors. One more note on AngelList: it doesn't broker the actual deals. It enables people to connect and make introductions. The deals happen offline. So as of now, AngelList does not publish data on dollars invested or exited.
Looking at the list, what jumped out at me was that pretty much everyone has a deep background either founding a startup or heading operations at a big company. It includes a number of well-known CEOs or operators who invest on the side. These are not just rich guys writing checks. They include Dave Morin, CEO of Path; Keith Rabois, COO of Square; Kevin Rose, formerly of Milk and Digg and now at Google; and Max Levchin, cofounder of PayPal and founder of Slide. Also included are Paige Craig of Betterworks, Matt Mullenweg of Automattic, Marissa Mayer of Google, Joshua Schachter of Delicious and Tasty Labs and Sizhao Yang of Betterworks and MyMiniLife/FarmVille.
These founders or operators are in high demand among entrepreneurs because they have done it themselves and can offer real advice and other help. For similar reasons they're also closely watched by top venture capitalists and angels for signals of what's next in technology. Others on the list with extensive startup and operating experience: Jonathan Abrams of Friendster; Auren Hoffman of Raplef; Evan Williams of Twitter; Gil Penchina, formerly CEO of Wikia; Ben Ling, COO at Badoo and formerly of Facebook and Google; Jason Calacanis of Mahalo; Ariel Poler, who founded three startups; Adam Rifkin, founder of Renkoo; and David E. Weekly of PBworks. Mitch Kapor is the well-known founder of Lotus.
Also on the list are professional angels or super angels or micro-VCs, depending on what you want to call them (all also have deep operating experience). In other words, people who invest full-time and also have raised a limited partner-backed fund, such as Jeff Clavier of SoftTech VC, Chris Dixon of Founder Collective, David Lee of SV Angel, Dave McClure of 500 Startups, Manu Kumar of K9 Ventures and Aydin Senkut of Felicis Ventures. Super angels or micro-VCs have been a growing part of the startup investing scene, filling in a gap between smaller angels who invest their own money and larger venture firms that typically write much larger checks. What's interesting about the micro-VCs on this list is that each is different from the others and each have their own specialties and attractions for entrepreneurs, and each have different approaches to how they invest. For example, McClure has expertise in customer acquisition, metrics, marketing and social platforms, and runs an accelerator, while Kumar was a CEO and has a Ph.D. from Stanford with technical expertise. In a related area are those who run incubators or accelerators, such as Joshua Baer of Capital Factory, Mike Jones of Science and Thomas Korte of AngelPad.
Of course the three groups–operators, professional angels and incubator operators–overlap, since operators invest and many professional angels were previously operators. And there are others on the list who are in their own category. Eric Ries was a founder of IMVU but is now known as a "lean startup" guru. As AngelList continues to grow it will be interesting to see how this list develops, as well as what other data comes out of AngelList. For entrepreneurs, having quality angels who they can find and contact online can only help.


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By Andrew from Canada on 2009-10-30 12:58:57Things I liked:These are another great offering from the H&N line-up which give you outstanding distance, and accuracy, I would even put these round's against anything that JSB,RWS, and Crosman has to offer.
Things I would have changed:Nothing!
What others should know:You can't go wrong with any pellet in the H&N line-up, Better quality, and quality control than similar pellet's from Beeman(just put them side by side, and you'll see a BIG difference). Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.
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Things I would have changed:Better size uniformity.
What others should know:I was low on my supply of FTT, so I purchased 3 tins of this size. What I discovered is that previously they were only offered in one size. They used to fit my bore from just right to snug. These fit my bore from almost just right to sloppy loose. My 20 yard groups opened from 10 shots in a dime (almost one ragged hole) to forget about covering it with a quarter. These are the small size culls. I imagine that the 4.53 size are the large size culls. If your bore is on the small size, I guess they will work fine. Now I have two new tins of pellets I can't use. Maybe PA will trade me for the mid range size.
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MapEcos is a Google Maps mashup that "presents a balanced view of industrial environmental performance." It mashes up with the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) dataset from the EPA and then displays the information logically on a map so an average person can understand what the factory down the street is spewing into the air. MapEcos was developed by students at Dartmouth College along with faculty of the business schools at Dartmouth, Duke, and Harvard. This is a fantastic UI that has some really nice clustering, search and zoom features to work with a very large dataset. This is a great mashup.
Over 300 Great Lakes webcams (US & Canada) .. mapped!
This awesome webcam mashup is courtesy of AJ Hartley at Michigan/Canadian weather mashup PleasantWeather.com..
CrimeReportsLive.com: Crime Reports in Dallas
Kenneth "Ellis" McCall has created a well presented crime map for Dallas, Texas. It welcomes you with a great options to learn about the free and premium service and also offers a mobile mapping service. (News coverage for this mashup)
- US National Golf Map - An extensive Google Maps mashup of courses for every state!
- NCAA Football: College Bowl Schedule Mashup - Sorts the games by Date, Teams Traveling most miles and Teams Traveling least miles (Brent Evans has also created a mashup for this.. found here)
- Saving Yellowstone: Map of the President Arthur Expedition - This "bookmap" shows the route that is chronicled in the book: Saving Yellowstone: The President Arthur Expedition of 1883
- Dog Park USA Map - Greg Holsclaw and his wife have created a massive state dog park mashup that includes a nifty "Export this map" feature, allowing you to embed the map into your own blog/website.
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Nice shorts, well constructed, hefty weight ... should wear well for years.
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These are typical Taboose material - durable, kind of a cross between denim and corduroy, but not as heavy as corduroy. I normally wear XLs in TA shorts for some extra room, but these XLs were too large, so I exchanged for L and they fit perfectly. These are not shorts for a 100 degree day with 90% humidity, but perfect for Pacific coast beaches and most spring, early summer and fall days.
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I've had these shorts about a year now, they wear well, are extremely comfortable, and very durable. After a long, hot summer here in Dallas, they have held up to everyday use showing very little wear and tear. Fit is a just a tad small for the sizing. I'd consider purchasing them again if they came in more colors.
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Sizing a problem for me.
First let me say that these shorts are great. They may be a little on the heavy side for hot summer days for some people but I like the weight and quality. I ordered a pair of large British Khaki and a pair of large Indigo. After washing the British Khaki fit great but the Indigo were a little snug. Also the Indigo pair had two more belt loops than the Khaki so I guess they were made in different factories and the cut of the Indigo was slightly smaller. Ok, so I thought I'd return the Indigo and try a pair of large Dark Grey. Well the Dark Grey were cut the same way as the Indigo with the extra belt loops. I really wanted a second pair so I thought if the Indigo and Dark Grey were being made in a different factory with a slightly smaller cut I would try an X large in the Dark Grey. Just got the x large yesterday and guess what...these must have been made in the same factory as the British Khaki because they had the two less belt loops so now these are too large. None of this makes any sense to me. That they would make different colors or even different sizes in different factories seems very odd. Anyway I guess I'll be sending the latest pair of x large Dark Grey back and only have one pair of these cargo shorts.
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I bought one pair of these and liked them so much I bought two more in each of the available colors. They fit very well and they soften up after a little wearing and washing. The leg length is perfect. They are made of a little heavier cloth which is good because I clearly will wear these for a few years.
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These shorts really fit the bill. Dressy enough for the marina evenings, but durable enough for sailing, fishing, and hiking. Great product for a great price. More color options would be awesome!
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Excellent observation! MDs use the high numbers as the justification to put their patients on statins. But low numbers, well into the normal range,are NOT justification to stop – or even reduce the dosage. The stats on the effectiveness of lifestyle change are out there for all to see and most good MDs at least give lip service to diet and exercise (but, strangely, ignore supplements). Yet they don't have enough faith in this approach to really give it a try.
I tell my customers that I can't advise them to stop taking prescribed drugs. But I do tell them this salient truth: Your body belongs to you. You, therefore must take responsibility for what you put into it and what you do not put into it. Educate yourself and make your own decisions.
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Yes I agree. After my husband started having chest tightness, then to a cardio guy, and then a stent… I hit the computer formore info, here at LEF and found the 17 factors. Yes his doctor is like the others with the 'cookie cutter' method of giving the popular drugs however I wanted to know what was behind his problem, since his cholesterol numbers were not over the top, as opposed to the 'band aid' treatment. Found a wellness doctor and she has done so many tests, including the Berkeley Heart Lab. As it turns out he does have a vitamin C issue and he's been taking every day, but now we're working on building it up to 6,000 a day. His estradiol was high and his thyroid was off a bit, with a cortisol issue. And the Berkeley test also showed that his small particles were high and his niacin was low, so he's getting extra too. I now give him testosterone, (to help bring down the estradiol) and B-12 injection each week. Lipitor was a nightmare and she took him off it because of the adverse side effects, which has made a huge difference. He may need to be on a statin if his small particles don't improve but Lipitor is horrible and his memory was gone, plus he had some chest issues but after 2 weeks of being off that drug, those went away too. (And the scary thing is these effects were immediate and he was only on the drug for a couple of months.) No wheat diet, almond milk, grass feed beef, but limit that. This diet is hard for me because I want to eat more but feel guilty. Plus he needs to lose a little weight and I can't afford to be smaller.


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- Comforter measures 34" by 43" and is styled in a cheerful patchwork pattern of dots, polka dots and circles with flowers, ladybugs and butterflies in the beautiful color palette of the collection.
- Bumper measures 11" high and is four sided. It secures to the crib with single ties at each corner and an additional 5 sets of double ties on the top. The bumper is covered in the same fabric colors and patterns as the comforter with a circle pattern on the outside.
- Dust ruffle has a 14" drop and a white background imprinted with a polka dot pattern in pastel colors accented with a solid pink border.
- Fitted sheet in a tiny dot pattern on a rich chocolate brown fits a standard size 28" by 52" crib mattress .
- Window valance measures 60" wide by 17" long and fits a standard window up to 48." The valance is embroidered with a monkey and giraffe with a polka dot border and tab top with 5 tabs for easy installation on a 2-1/2" rod.
- Diaper stacker measures 12" by 24" by 8" deep and attaches easily with ribbon ties at top corners. A feminine and frilly design, the diaper stacker has a lipstick pink ruffle on the top that surrounds an applique of an adorable ladybug. The bottom is fashioned in a cute circle pattern with bold pink accents.
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