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The Food and Drug Administration is warning against 28 weight-loss products you might be tempted to try after the holidays.
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"Vouchers are the Right's wedge issue, carefully chosen to create divisions between the Democratic Party's two strongest pillars: Blacks and public employee unions, most notably, teachers."
By Allen Ruff | The controversy surrounding the move to create the Madison Preparatory Academy, an autonomous charter school for the city's minority youth, continues to swirl. Proposing the charter as a way to improve the achievement and graduation rates for youth of color in the city's secondary schools, the project's advocates have primarily framed the issue as a local one. The failure to address the "achievement gap," they argue, is the fault of the school board, the teachers, their union and Madison's local "liberal establishment". Similar arguments, coming from the proponents of "school reform" can be heard around the country. Why is that?
The Madison situation is certainly not unique. Urban school districts across the country face similar problems rooted in racial and class-based social inequality. Public education nationwide has become the target of a conservative-led offensive, a push to privatize public education. School boards, teachers and teachers' unions have come increasingly under attack as a result.
There's been a concerted effort, underway for years, not only to cut funding for public schools, but to channel school district revenues toward increasingly privatized voucher, independent charter and, more recently, virtual (online) schools. That assault, fueled by money coming from right wing foundations, has been spearheaded by various conservative think tanks, "education policy" fronts, and "school choice" charter school associations and education-for-profit promoters. (See 'Some Players in Conservative Assault on Public Education' below.)
At local levels, "edupreneurs" with eager eyes fixed on public school coffers have readily joined with sincere folks legitimately concerned with the plight of all the kids not being served to the fullest in underfunded schools. Anti-union, anti- tax, and anti-public school elements have added their support.
The movement's think tanks have developed various "school reform" strategies. For example, in places where local administrations have resisted privatization efforts, conservatives have launched efforts to win control of school boards.
In various states including Wisconsin, right-wing legislators have recently introduced "charter school reform" bills calling for the creation of governor- appointed "charter school authorization boards" that eliminate local district say over who receives charters. Brick-and-mortar charter, voucher and virtual schools receiving the go ahead from such panels will operate without unions or oversight protections for teachers, support staff and students. Support for such schools will come from funds that previously had gone to local school districts.
The National and the Local Madison Prep's main champion, Kaleem Caire, has provided a way of viewing the relationship between the national and local efforts. A Madison native, he left town following the completion of a UW undergraduate degree and several years of school–focused service to the community.
In 2000, he went to work for the Milwaukee-based Black Alliance for Educational Options (BAEO), a force behind the first successful school voucher effort in the country, co-founded by the former Milwaukee School Superintendent, Howard Fuller. The early BAEO was almost entirely funded by the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, a major backer of numerous right-wing initiatives. BAEO funding also came from the Walton Family Foundation (Wal- Mart) and the Milton and Rose D. Friedman Foundation. (See "Some Players…." below.)
Caire became the first President and CEO of BAEO. Moving to the Washington D.C. area in November, 2000, he proceeded to expand the organization nationally as his school voucher activism in Washington brought him in contact with major institutional players in the conservative education reform movement.
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For example, he and the BAEO's Howard Fuller co-authored Ten Myths about School Choice: Answering the Campaign against School Vouchers in 2001, published by the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA). The book was well-received within conservative circles as Caire made presentations to various conservative groups such as the CATO Institute.
The NCPA is part of the State Policy Network, a grouping of national and local right-tilted think tanks. The State Policy Network is also affiliated with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), which crafts right wing legislation for state legislatures. NCPA funding has come from a number of ultra conservative backers including Charles and David Koch.
In late 2002, Kaleem Caire left the BAEO to work for the American Education Reform Council (AERC), one of a number of closely related conservative "school choice" organizations. The AERC was also supported by Bradley and other right-wing, anti-union funders. Wal-Mart heir John Walton not only helped fund the AERC but was the organization's president. Kaleem Caire's associate, the BAEO's Howard Fuller, sat on the AERC board.
Funding for the AERC also came from the group's founder and early board member, Betsy DeVos. She went on to bankroll the American Federation for Children (AFC), a group dedicated to fully privatizing public education. The former state Republican Assembly leader, Scott Jensen, indicted for his role in the Wisconsin 2001 caucus scandal, is a "senior policy advisor" for the AFC.
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Kaleem Caire's association with various conservative "school reform" outfits did not end in the mid-2000s.
For example, at a Madison School Board meeting in December, 2010, Caire stated that he had shown the Madison school district's existing charter school policy to Greg Richmond, then President & CEO of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers (NACSA) and that Richmond was willing to help the Board rewrite it. The Madison Urban League sponsored a "charter schools seminar" featuring Richmond in November, 2011.
NACSA also receives funding from the Walton Foundation, to the tune of more than $1.8 million in 2010 alone. The group has been an affiliate of ALEC's Education Task Force, the body that designed the "charter school reform" model legislation similar to that currently pending in Wisconsin. Richmond is currently chair of the Illinois State Charter School Commission, created by an Illinois law enacted in 2011. Distinct from the Illinois State Board of Education, the Commission now has the authority to approve charter school proposals already turned down by local school districts.
Right-wing Wedge Issue
Reporting on the BAEO and related efforts in the early 2000s, the highly critical Black Commentator argued that the voucher movement was a "wedge issue":
"Vouchers are the Right's wedge issue, carefully chosen to create divisions between the Democratic Party's two strongest pillars: Blacks and public employee unions, most notably, teachers."
"The very people who wage relentless war against the public schools wave vouchers under the noses of the poor, knowing full well that private schools cannot possibly meet the needs of the vast bulk of Black children."
"Their strategy is to sow dissension in Black and progressive ranks…"
Another Commentator piece from 2003 observed that:
"Two major forces stand in the way of wholesale corporate raiding of public education: Black leadership and organized labor, primarily teachers unions." "The voucher offensive is designed to crush both." "It goes without saying that privatization will decimate the unions. The Black leadership problem is almost as straightforward. The current crop of African-American office holders must either be made to submit – that is, break with the unions – or be replaced."
Understanding such dynamics, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) passed a resolution in opposition to charter schools at its 2010 national convention.
The "school choice" movement certainly has had a base of community support among those legitimately concerned with the state of urban schools. That grass roots concern, while providing popular backing for the cause, has neither led nor propelled it, however.
The primary push for the expansion of voucher, charter and virtual schools in Wisconsin and elsewhere has been headed in large part by educational entrepreneurs and privatizers, as well as corporate conservatives eager to further cripple teachers' and other public sector unions.
From the start, the Madison Prep proposals called for a "non-instrumentality" charter school – a self-administered, non-union school largely exempt from Madison Metropolitan School District oversight that would nevertheless draw millions of dollars from an already tight school budget.
The Academy is viewed by its initiators as an "experiment" to be extended throughout the district. Approved by either a newly elected school board or through new state chartering authority, the project would actually contribute to the ongoing assault on public education for all and the public sector workers.
Allen Ruff is a Madison-based US historian, investigative researcher and long-time social activist.
Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation
Besides "education reform" efforts, this Milwaukee-based "philanthropy" has been a major backer of numerous anti-labor, anti-affirmative action, and other right-wing initiatives. Bradley has long supported organizations and individuals that promote deregulation of business, the rollback of virtually all social welfare programs, and the privatization of prisons.
The Bradley Foundation provided nearly $1 million to researcher Charles Murray, co-author of the 1994 book The Bell Curve which claimed a genetic causation for the supposed intellectual inferiority of African-Americans.
Harry Bradley was a charter member of the far right-wing John Birch Society, alongside Fred Koch, the father of Koch Industries billionaires, Charles and David Koch.
The Walton Family Foundation
This "philanthropic" offshoot of the Wal-Mart fortune devotes a significant portion of its holdings to boosting conservative political candidates and a conservative social agenda centered on the privatization of public education. It also bankrolls a number of right-wing think tanks such as the Cato Institute, American Enterprise Institute, and groups like Americans for Tax Reform.
The Milton & Rose Freidman Foundation
This foundation's money came primarily from the fortunes of the free market economist Milton Friedman, long-time enemy of public sector unionism and state "intervention" in the economy. In 1995 he argued that, "The privatization of schooling would produce a new, highly active and profitable private industry…" and that, "Vouchers are not an end in themselves; they are a means to make a transition from a government to a market system …" The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice, which, in cooperation with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), has been a key designer of "school choice model legislation."
Betsy Devos
Devos and her husband Dick, heir to the Amway fortune, are recognized as top national contributors to the GOP, free market policy institutes, and Religious Right organizations. The duo has also been credited with helping to finance the 2010 Citizens United case before the Supreme Court which ultimately recognized the "personhood" of large corporations. In 2011, the Devos- bankrolled American Federation for Children ran ads to defend Wisconsin Republicans facing recall votes, and hosted an event honoring Governor Scott Walker for his support for school vouchers.
The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)'s Education Task Force
Members of the ETF wrote the "Charter Schools Act" and "Next Generation Charter Schools" – the "model legislation" basis for governor-appointed "charter school authorizing boards." The ETF's "private sector chair," Mickey Revenaugh, was co-founder of Connections Academy, the Baltimore-based private developer of virtual charter schools.
National Center for Policy Analysis
People for the American Way, a liberal advocacy group, describes the NCPA as "a right wing think tank with programs devoted to privatization of Social Security and Medicare, health care, criminal justice, environment, education, and welfare." Major NCPA funding has also come from ultra conservative backers including the Bradley Foundation, the Scaife Foundation, and the John M. Olin Foundation. Its list of contributors includes Charles and David Koch.
American Education Reform Council
The AERC in the early 2000s spent millions of dollars on school voucher "issue ads" and played an important role in anti-affirmative action initiatives in California and Washington State. Its lobbying wing, the American Education Reform Foundation (AERF), has worked to influence the political process in Wisconsin and elsewhere.


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Chocolate: Why Stop At The First Page?
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Admit it; you were just thinking about chocolate, weren't you? Now you might be able to enjoy it even more! Publications such as The Longevity Factor: How Resveratrol and Red Wine Activate Your Longevity Genes and The French Women Don't Get Fat Cookbook advocate for the gustatory pleasure and health benefits that dark chocolate potentially offers. Now learn about it for yourself at Bernardsville Library's "Chocolate Seminar" to be held Thursday, August 2nd, at 7 p.m. in the library. … Continue reading
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Journalist Mark Seal reported on the remarkable life and violent death of naturalist Joan Root in a 2006 Vanity Fair article, but quickly realized that a magazine piece could not do justice to her story. In 2009 he published his biography of Joan Root entitled Wildflower: an extraordinary life and untimely death in Africa. Bernardsville Library's book group Memoirs and Coffee will discuss Wildflower at its next meeting to be held Tuesday, June 26, at 10:30 a.m. New members are invited to … Continue reading
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Saturday Samplers book group (see Saturday Samplers blog here) will discuss Broken for You at its next meeting in the library on Saturday, June 2nd, at 3:30 p.m. Published in 2004, Broken for You is the debut novel of Seattle-based writer Stephanie Kallos. The book received numerous positive reviews, and Kallos was named Best First Novelist in 2005 by Library Journal. Her second book, Sing Them Home, also garnered praise for its development of characters in a physical and spiritual landscape of loss and healing. … Continue reading
Let's Go Be Revolutionaries!
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Deb Olin Unferth's memoir, Revolution: the Year I Fell in Love and Went to Join the War, is the subject of the next Memoirs and Coffee book discussion this Tuesday, May 22, at 10:30 a.m. in the library. Ms. Unferth "went to join the war" after falling in love with a college co-ed described as idealistic, to say the least. The author changed faiths for him, and together they ventured off to Nicaragua to attempt to join the Sandanista Army in … Continue reading
Trillion Dollar Shoreline, Comes With Spare Tires
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Why does Manhattan turn inward onto its glittering skyscrapers and avenues of commerce when a gold coastline, a potentially magnificent waterfront, beckons from all sides? Would its residents rush to these shorelines, partaking of promenades, water sports, and river transportation systems if accessibility were vastly improved? New York essayist / author Phillip Lopate muses on these and many other thoughtfilled topics in his excellent 2004 publication, Waterfront: A Walk Around Manhattan. Waterfront will be discussed this Saturday, May 5th, by … Continue reading
What Memory Serves
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Bernardsville Library's book group, Memoirs and Coffee, will discuss Half a Life by Darin Strauss at its next meeting on Tuesday, April 24th, at 10:30 a.m. Memoirs and Coffee, led by Pat Kennedy-Grant, welcomes newcomers, who may obtain copies of the book at the circulation desk. The title of Half a Life refers in part to the author's realization that he had lived half a lifetime longer than the teenage bicyclist he accidentally killed with his car when he was also … Continue reading
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Cleopatra: a Life by Stacy Schiff will be the subject of Saturday Samplers next book discussion to be held this Saturday, April 14th, at 3:30 p.m. Saturday Samplers is a Bernardsville Library book group which meets once a month in the library on a Saturday afternoon. For more information about the book group, link to the Saturday Samplers blog. Stacy Schiff is an award-winning biographer who met with literary success early in her career. Born in 1961, Ms. Schiff attended Williams College. … Continue reading
Dr. Seuss's Naked Dames and Horses,Too!
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During the final week of the library's Dr. Seuss display, I thought it would be interesting to "flesh out" our appreciation of this author a bit. We've learned that Dr. Seuss wrote and illustrated many books for children, but he also produced cartoons for adults which have been collected in Dr. Seuss Goes to War and The Tough Coughs as He Ploughs the Dough. Additionally, Theodor Seuss Geisel authored the humorous storybook You're Only Old Once! which was aimed at the aging adult … Continue reading
Seriously, Dr. Seuss
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Did you know that Dr. Seuss drew political cartoons during World War II? From 1941-1943, Theodor Seuss Geisel composed over 400 wartime editorial cartoons for the New York journal PM. While he targeted Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, and the Japanese, his cartoons also ridiculed any notions of appeasement or American isolationism. Dr. Seuss derided Charles Lindbergh and the America First movement, and he often used an ostrich as a stand-in for these … Continue reading
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During this month of March we are celebrating Dr. Seuss. His joyful, creative output is on full view in the lobby for all to enjoy. Entitled "Dr. Seuss!," this display combines many wonderful Seuss favorites along with lesser known books for adults and additional biographies. Audiobooks and film versions of his stories are also included. Theodor Seuss Geisel was born on March 2, 1904, and this year marks the 75th anniversary of the publication of his first children's book, "And … Continue reading


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SPRINGFIELD, MO (AP) - Some Springfield residents say the city council should uphold a proposal to lower the penalties for marijuana possession.
Two weeks ago, the council approved an ordinance to reduce the penalties after a successful citizen initiative. However, many of the council members said at the time they would repeal the ordinance as soon as possible.
The Springfield News-Leader reports most of the 18 people who spoke at a meeting Monday criticized the council for that stance. They said repealing the ordinance would ignore the wishes of citizens.
The ordinance limits the fine for minor marijuana possession to $150 and prohibits law enforcement officers from arresting people only for marijuana possession, or from sending such cases to state court.
The council is expected to vote on the issue in two weeks.
Information from: Springfield News-Leader, http://www.news-leader.com
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If this were 1988, the world would stop for "Escape Plan," which finally pairs Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger as above-the-title talents. The duo haven't been able to keep themselves from looking backwards in recent films: both seem in denial of their advanced ages, with Schwarzenegger...Read More »
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Venissimo Cheese and Java Jones Coffeehouse team to offer a pairing flight of organic coffees, teas and cheeses from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at 871 G St. $30. Reservations: (619) 358-9081.
The Vista Farmers Market will have a spring cleaning event from 8 a.m. until noon Saturday at 325 S. Melrose Drive, Vista. Among the items offered for sale will be farm equipment, art work, overgrown plants, tools, baskets and containers. Free. (760) 945-7425.
The Sustainable Planet Food Lecture Series hosted by Loren Nancarrow concludes with a panel discussion on "Developing Sustainable Foodsheds: The Next Steps in Eating Local" from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at San Diego Natural History Museum, 1788 El Prado, Balboa Park. $5. Reservations: (619) 255-0203.
Pala Mesa Resort celebrates Cinco de Mayo with a tequila-avocado dinner at 6 p.m. May 5 in the Aquaterra Restaurant at 2001 Old Highway 395, Fallbrook. Cost is $55 per person or $99 for couples. Reservations: (760) 731-6805 or palamesa.com.
The Westgate Hotel celebrates Cinco de Mayo with a champagne reception, Mexican dinner buffet and dinner show featuring Julio de la Huerta and Friends, 6 p.m. May 5 in the Riviera Fountain Terrace at 1055 Second Ave., downtown. Cost is $52 per person. Reservations: (619) 557-3655.
More than 70 local chefs will participate in the 19th annual Mama's Day fundraiser for Mama's Kitchen, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. May 7 poolside at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla Aventine, 3777 La Jolla Village Drive. Two premium wine vaults, entertainment and a silent auction are part of the event. Tickets are $125 in advance, $150 at the door, and proceeds benefit Mama's Kitchen, which prepares and delivers meals to San Diego County residents affected by critical illnesses such as AIDS and cancer. For tickets and information, visit mamaskitchen.org or call (619) 233-6262.
Proprietor's Reserve presents a Ballast Point Brewery tasting from 7 to 9:30 p.m. today at 4711 34th St. $20. Reservations: (619) 823-3541.
Bacchus Wine Market & Tasting Room presents wines from Northern Italy, 4 to 8:30 p.m. Friday and 2 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday at 647 G St. $15. (619) 236-0005.
Vintage Wines Limited presents pinot noirs, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday at 6904 Miramar Road, Suite 201. $5. (858) 549-2112.
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Grape Connections presents sauvignon blancs from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday at 1130 Scott St., Point Loma. $5. (619) 523-6441.
San Diego County Credit Union presents "Roll Out The Barrel," the second annual wine- and food-tasting event to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation of San Diego, 5 to 8 p.m. May 8 at Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay, 2441 Shelter Island Drive. $100 general admission, $175 VIP. Must be 21. For tickets, go online at makeawishgala.com.
Loews Coronado Bay Resort offers a "Mixology" cocktail class with appetizers from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays in the bar at Mistral, 4000 Coronado Bay Road. Reservations are due by 1 p.m. the day of the event. $15. Reservations: (619) 424-4000, ext. 6300.
Karl Strauss Brewing presents "Cask Night" with special releases, seasonals and tricked-out versions of current beers at 5 p.m. Thursdays at its La Jolla, downtown San Diego, Sorrento Mesa and Carlsbad Brewery restaurants. (858) 273-2739 or karlstrauss.com.


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Nick Watney shot a 61 despite a bogey on the last hole to win the CIMB Classic in Malaysia. Fellow American Tiger Woods tied for fourth place.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Nick Watney took a few peeks at the leaderboard and heard the echo of raucous cheering at regular intervals in the distance as Tiger Woods was commencing his last-round charge. Watney, starting two groups behind Woods, knew it was going to take a special Sunday round to win first prize of $1.3 million in the CIMB Classic.
Watney, 31, had 11 birdies in 17 holes and went to the par-4 18th hole needing a birdie for a score of 59, but decided he was playing only for the victory. He made a bogey on the last hole for a 10-under-par 61 and a 22-under total of 262 to beat defending champion Bo Van Pelt (66) and Robert Garrigus (66) by one stroke.
Woods (63), a 14-time major champion, tied for fourth at 19 under with Chris Kirk (67) and Brendon de Jonge (66). De Jonge, who is from Zimbabwe, is the only player among the top six who isn't an American. The tournament will become a full-fledged PGA Tour event next year.
"I saw Tiger got off to a good start, so I wasn't really thinking about winning when I teed off," said Watney, who started the day four shots off the pace and tied for seventh place. "But the round sort of built momentum and things just kept getting better and better. I'm thrilled to have come away with the win."
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Players were allowed to lift, clean and place their golf balls in the fairways for the last three rounds because the course was soaked by overnight tropical storms.
Woods knew he would need a final round in the low 60s to have a realistic chance of winning.
"I needed to get to 20-plus," Woods said. "That was the goal score at the end of the day. Looks like Nick went ahead and put it to us."
Woods wasted opportunities in his third round.
"I had to shoot 9 under (in the final round) to have any kind of chance — yesterday's last nine holes, that's what put me in a spot where I couldn't win the championship," he said.
Kyle Stanley (66) of Gig Harbor tied for 41st place at 5 under.
Other tournaments
• Suzann Pettersen of Norway won the Taiwan Championship for her second consecutive LPGA Tour victory, closing with a 3-under 69 to beat Inbee Park (74) of South Korea by three strokes in Yang Mei.
Pettersen, 31, had a 19-under 269 total and earned $300,000 for her 10th career title. She won in South Korea a week earlier.
Ex-Washington Huskies player Paige Mackenzie (75) tied for 30th at 288. Jimin Kang (73), a graduate of King's High School in Shoreline, was 68th at 302.
• Peter Hanson of Sweden shot a 5-under 67 to beat runner-up Rory McIlroy (67) of Northern Ireland by a stroke in the BMW Masters in Shanghai, China.
Hanson, 35, finished at 21-under 267 and earned $1.166 million in the European Tour event.
• David Frost of South Africa won the AT&T Championship, an event on the 50-and-older Champions Tour in San Antonio. Frost, 53, defeated Bernhard Langer of Germany with a birdie on the second hole of a playoff and earned $277,500.
Frost and Langer each shot 6-under 66 to finish 54 holes at 8-under 208. Kirk Triplett (69), a Pullman High School graduate, tied for fifth at 212.
• Justin Bolli closed with a 6-under 65 to win the season-ending Web.com Tour Championship in McKinney, Texas. Bolli, 36, had a 16-under 268 total and made $180,000.
The top 25 players on the Web.com earnings list earned PGA Tour cards for 2013, a group that includes No. 14 Andres Gonzales of Olympia. Michael Putnam (73) of University Place tied for 13th place Sunday and ended up 29th on the money list.


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I could never figure out if the drug/alcohol problems were before or after the Holmes fight. That having been inactive for 13 months prior to the Holmes fight was idiotic by his management the guy had fought something like 5 rounds in 3 years or something like that. Can't prepare for a big fight with that amount of inactivity.
In one of his interviews several years ago, he said that Don King owned most of the top fighters in the division, and ****ey couldn't get any big marquee opponents. Apparently, he was also negotiating to fight Mike Weaver, but Bob Arum talked ( or bribed ) the WBA into giving James Tillis a shot instead.
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Health | Americans are ditching the masks, but medical authorities continue to watch swine flu
"Influenza viruses are extremely unpredictable," said Rear Admiral Anne Schuchat, interim deputy director for science and public health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). She was speaking at a hearing before a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee May 6 called to assess the lingering swine flu threat.
Even as some Americans are concluding that swine flu warnings may have been more hype than help, the first U.S. citizen, a 33-year-old Texan teacher, was reported to have died of the powerful H1N1 virus. Health officials like Schuchat are signaling that the threat of pandemic may not be over, but sounding the international alarm might also be one reason the flu has not so far been as deadly as feared.
Clearly, Americans took note as over two dozen deaths were reported in Mexico in recent weeks. A subway rider in New York City sat down in a vacant seat in a crowded subway, only to suddenly recall himself, gasp, "Swine flu!," and sprint to a side of the car where human contact was minimal. A student at the Empire State Building wore plastic gloves for her last day of class. In one public restroom of the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, a woman led people in singing "Happy Birthday"-since her tour guide said a proper handwashing should last the length of the song.
But many of the nation's schools reopened after being closed due to the swine flu scare. Classes began again at St. Francis Preparatory School, the New York school where the first Americans fell ill.
School principal Leonard Conway said that of the 56 confirmed cases from the school, as far as he knew no one was hospitalized, symptoms were mild, and affected students were well enough to come back to school a little over a week later.
Of the 286 U.S. swine flu cases the CDC reported on May 4, only 35 had required hospitalization. (Ordinary seasonal flu sees over 30 million cases in the United States, 200,000 hospitalizations, and an average of 36,000 deaths.)
Brooke Fisher Liu, assistant professor of public health relations at DePaul University, said officials can overdramatize to avoid looking unprepared: "You want to make sure you are protecting your public. . . . But also, your career could be at stake here." And there is a difference between taking reasonable precautions-and needless ones.
Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, suggested using $50,000 infrared cameras to detect international travelers who have fevers. The cameras are useless if virus carries haven't developed fevers yet.
Chinese officials banned pork imports from Canada and some U.S. states, while Egypt began slaughtering thousands of pigs-also a misguided campaign since the virus is airborne. Such actions can be harmful, especially in tough economic times. The pork industry is taking a needless hit, and schools that closed without signs of outbreak forced parents to take time off work.
"There's a difference between caution and panic," Liu noted. She said she believes the WHO and CDC struck a good balance by confirming cases before counting them, urging caution while deflecting hype.
Overreaction may have the greatest effect on low-income workers and the world's poor. Stephanie and Wes Vander Lugt, missionaries with Mexican NGO Armonía, said one of their teams went to Mexico City to help and reported that the city is "eerily empty" because restaurants and factories have closed until the epidemic passes. "For some families, the little income that they usually bring in is just enough to put some food on the table, and little more," they said, so while shutting down the city has slowed the virus, it has hurt the poor.
The good news is that the virus seems to be waning rather than spreading to poor countries. Vincent Truglia, managing director for Global Economic Research, said further that influenza usually declines in the summer. Researchers must keep a watchful eye into next autumn, though, since the virus can stick around, mutate, and "resurrect itself in a different form." In a May 5 briefing for the CDC, Dr. Richard Besser said researchers would be watching the Southern Hemisphere, where winter-and flu season-is just beginning.
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May 8, 2013
As Cuomo Holds Summit, NY Tourism Businesses Call on Governor to Protect Industry from Fracking
New Yorkers Against Fracking announces radio ad hitting the Albany airwaves during summit referencing "I Love New York" ad campaign
Finger Lakes business owners call for statewide ban on fracking after Finger Lakes is named by Yahoo! as "Lakeside Vacations That Have It All"
Baseball Hall of Fame Among Those Opposed to Fracking
Albany, NY – On the day of Governor Cuomo's tourism summit, New York bed-and-breakfasts, wineries, and other tourism-related businesses highlighted fracking's incompatibility with upstate tourism and called on the governor to protect the state's tourism industry by banning fracking. New Yorkers Against Fracking also announced a radio ad to begin running in Albany emphasizing the risks that fracking poses to the state's rural tourism industry. Dozens of citizens wore iconic "I (Heart) New York" t-shirts and handed out literature to participants as they entered the summit.
"If Governor Cuomo is serious about creating a thriving tourist industry that continues to grow our economy and upstate jobs then he will realize that fracking is incompatible with that future," said Julia Walsh of New Yorkers Against Fracking. "Fracking will drive away tourists from New York who will fear their health will be compromised from a visit to the Empire State."
The radio ad script can be viewed here. It begins running in Albany markets this morning, including on Fred Dicker's Talk 1300.
Last week the Finger Lakes was named by Yahoo! as a location for "Lakeside vacations that have it all."The Finger Lakes were recognized for their more than 100 wineries that line the shores of its 11 lakes, wine tours, the beautiful village of Skaneateles, the Corning Glass Museum, and Watkins Glen State Park, where you can climb past 19 waterfalls. For years, winery owners in the Finger Lakes have been asking Governor Cuomo for a meeting to discuss their concerns about fracking. A letter requesting a meeting signed by over 50 wineries never received a response from the Governor's office.
"A major part of the sustainable economy of the Finger Lakes is tourism. Hydrofracking here would permanently destroy many more long term jobs than it could ever create. Once the fracking trucks start rolling in an area, the tourism economy there will grind to a halt, killing nearly every tourism related job,"said Art Hunt, owner of Hunt Country Vineyards near Keuka Lake. "Currently, the Finger Lakes has fertile soil, clean air and abundant clean water. As the western US runs out of reliable water, the Finger Lakes will become vital to the food production of this country. We cannot afford to lose any more farmland to any type of development."
"After seeing the impact of this industrial activity in Pennsylvania, I have no doubt that it would irreparably damage all the work we have done to portray the Finger Lakes as a pristine, beautiful place to visit. The heavy truck traffic we could expect on our country roads will be similar to that in major cities. This will definitely keep tourists away. If there are spills and accidents as there have been in Pa, tourists will stay away if they think there might be health hazards," said Pete Saltonstall owner King Ferry Winery on Cayuga Lake.
The Baseball Hall of Fame has also expressed opposition to fracking through a statement in support of the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce resolution against fracking.
The Baseball Hall of Fame issued the following statement in 2011, "As an American treasure, and the cornerstone to this region since 1939, the Museum and county would undoubtedly suffer repercussions in the event of problems from hydrofracking – or even the perception thereof… A significant drop in visitorship could severely impact the Hall of Fame on many fronts, from day-to-day operations to staffing levels, while also leading to a significant decrease in tourism-related revenue for the village, county and state. Like the Chamber of Commerce and virtually every other area business, the Museum concludes that hydrofracking could present an unacceptable risk to the local environment, the economy and the quality of life for both local residents and tourists."
Over a hundred tourism-related businesses from New York have already joined the over 1,000 businessesacross the state calling for a statewide ban of fracking, as well as 150+ prominent chefs.
Louis Damiani, owner of Damiani Wine Cellars, said, "The tourist industry in the Finger Lakes region of New York State is over a 3 billion dollar industry, with one of the main centerpieces being the wine industry. This is a renewable sustainable industry that we can pass on to future generations. The wine industry to some degree is in its infancy and will see nothing but growth over the next few decades, if we help it. Vineyards,wineries and tourism all depend on a fragile ecosystem that needs our help. To develop this area as a fracking and industrialized area can negatively impact this if not altogether ruin it for short term gains. If we develop fracking in areas close to the Finger Lakes it will still spill over and harm us. I implore Governor Andrew Cuomo to reconsider his position and do the right thing not the political right thing but the smarter, more ethical, more sustainable and yes, the better economical move and ban fracking in New York State.
"Governor Cuomo, the tourism industry is bringing in enormous revenue, the fifth leading revenue producer in NY. Our coalition of accommodation owners agrees that a clean, green New York is the direction that our tourism industry needs to take to have sustained growth. We believe that the fracking industry is in opposition to what we would like to see, which is for New York State to be the first green state in the Union." Alicia Alexander, owner of Amazing Grace Bed & Breakfast
As the fifth largest employment sector in New York State, the tourism industry provided nearly 700,000 jobs and approximately $17 billion in wages in 2011. Tourism is also a major source of revenue for New York, generating more than $7 billion for the state. The tourism industry depends on clean air and water, as well as an environmental quality of life that fracking would disrupt. Toxic byproducts from the fracking process often pollute the watershed and damage agriculture, putting growing tourism industries at risk.
In the Southern Tier, which fracking interests are targeting with intense lobbying and political spending, visitors spent more than $239 million and the tourism industry generated $31 million in tax revenue and over 4,600 jobs.
In other areas where fracking already exists, the arrival of gas workers has strained short-term accommodations during peak tourism season, since busy season fordrilling occurs in the warmer months. It has created conflicts for tourism planners and officials and can paradoxically undercut the hotelroom tax rate that is crucial torevenues that fund tourism services in the Southern Tier, because gas workers would likely stay in hotels long enough to avoid paying the tax.
In the Central Catskills, outdoor recreational activities attracted a total of nearly 2.5 million visitors to the region, creating aneconomic impact of over $114 million.
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A unique collection of plug-in Topaz 10 in 1 for different tasks in Photoshop. Update 12.04.2013
- B&W Effects v2.1.0
- Lens Effects v1.2
- Adjust v5.0.0
- DeNoise v5.0.1
- Simplify v4.0.1
- Detail v3.1.0
- Clean v3.0.2
- ReMask v3.2.1
- InFocus v1.0.0
- DeJPEG v4.0.2
Topaz Detail - plug-in for Adobe Photoshop to create the HDR-images without the appearance of luminous halos. In addition, the use of Topaz parts, you can increase or decrease the sharpness of images, convert images to grayscale with full control of tonal range. The essence of this plugin is as follows: Topaz Detail share your photos in three parts — small parts, medium and large items — and gives full control of any type. It provides unlimited opportunities for both beginners and professional photographers who can provide high quality and clarity of the image with just one connector.
DeNoise - plug-in to remove noise in the photo in Adobe Photoshop. The plugin uses the latest technology of high-quality noise in digital photos, saving more image details. In Topaz DeNoise 3, a completely new approach to noise reduction, which differs from other methods to date. Unlike other similar programs, in which the blurred image details, DeNoise analysis of all image processing, and, therefore, eliminates the noise while preserving the conservation of important detail of the image.
Simplify - plug-in for Adobe Photoshop to create masterpieces of art from any of the pictures. With Topaz Simplify, you can create stunning images with simulated oil paints, watercolors, pencil and wood. To achieve results quickly, you can use ready-made presets. Using their own settings and adjustments you can keep them in their own settings to use them in the next image. In addition, the use of Topaz Simplify, you can create thumbnails of images with simulated pencil sketch. Plug-in opens up many new opportunities for professional photographers and digital artists.
ReMask - great plugin for Adobe Photoshop, allows you to quickly and easily distinguish objects from backgrounds. Separated at the same object can be used as a separate layer for a smooth integration with other images. The plugin uses a unique technology of the new generation, which allows the automatic mode most accurately cut the object and apply it to another picture. All it takes is a few minutes, highlight the desired object is a special plug-in brush: green brush, you should choose an area that should remain unchanged blue tassel, you should circle the contours of the object plug-in for processing, which automatically separates the object from the background, red brush you excrete the background of your image. Technology used in this program is very accurate and can cope with complicated pictures parts, such as shadows, transparency, small parts, hair, leaves, etc.
Adjust - plug-in plugin Adobe Photoshop for processing digital images. This module allows you to easily control many aspects of digital photography, including color, detail, exposure, blur, brightness, contrast, noise reduction and much more. For maximum convenience, an automated intelligent exposure correction, noise removal tool, allows you to save the settings presets for future use, using only one exposure, you can create the highest possible image HDR. Plug-in for 4 has a new, more intuitive user interface, new presets panel, a new window to preview images in the specified format, etc.
DeJPEG - plug-in for removing artifacts JPEG image and increase their sharpness in Adobe Photoshop. Many people know little squares and the uncertainty of the compressed image JPEG. Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop Topaz DeJPEG help you clean up parks and improve image clarity. The program is very easy to use because the plugin uses sophisticated algorithms that always achieve the optimal result. As always, for a quick photo manipulation, you can use the built-in presets from Topaz Labs.
Clean filter uses a unique structure to improve the image, which removes noise and simultaneously increases the sharpness of the edges.
Topaz Clean - Filter is designed to remove noise from the RGB-image. Unlike most modern methods of noise suppression, which are mainly based on the wavelet method, a unique method of filter Topaz Clean â"¢ allows you to achieve excellent results without calibration chamber to create a "noise profile" or dig with a large number of parameters. In addition, it creates sharp edges and reduces color blurring of contours.
Apply a filter Topaz Clean â"¢ more than once allows you to get results that are not achieved through a one-time processing filter.
Topaz Lens Effects is a new Photoshop plugin which is due to be released by Topaz Labs. It can easily simulate a wide range of realistic lens, filter & specialty camera effects. Within minutes you can create very realistic effects from a list of 26 popular options, including bokeh, vignette, motion, fisheye, old school, miniatures, color balance, color enhancement and color subtraction, tilt shift and many other adjustments to your pictures. The official release of this exciting new addition to the Topaz collection
With Topaz Lens Effects you can:
- Simulate realistic lens, filter & specialty camera effects
- Emphasize focal point and minimize distracting elements
- Enjoy having the flexibility to add in-camera effects After the Shot
- Achieve a diverse range of effects without additional equipment
Topaz InFocus uses the most recent image sharpening technology to provide unparralleled, intuitive detail refinement. It is the ultimate tool for superior sharpening, as well as de-blurring out-of-focus and motion blurred images. With Topaz InFocus, you gain tools to improve image clarity simply and effectively. Whether refining fine image features or rescuing a previously unusable out-of-focus image, Topaz InFocus is the most advanced, yet user-friendly, solution to your sharpening needs.Using the most recent deconvolution technology, Topaz Infocus actually reverses the blurring process, allowing lost detail to essentially be recovered. Topaz InFocus offers you unprecedented de-blurring technology and fine detail enhancement for optimal results on every image.
The Primary Functions of Topaz InFocus Include:
1. Sharpening and refining detail for a crisp and clear image.
2. Reverse image blur, recovering original image detail in both out-of-focus and motion-blurred images.
3. Restore true color and detail to image features obscured by natural haziness (caused by atmospheric effects).
4. Micro-contrast fine detail enhancement, used to enrich subtle structure features.
Topaz B&W Effects is a black and white converter and image enhancer that gives you a variety of tools, making it easy to create stunning black and white compositions. More than your traditional black and white conversion tool, Topaz B&W Effects offers more enhancement tools and greater flexibility for a more diverse range of looks.
System Requirements
- Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows 8
- 2 GB RAM minimum - preferably more
- Adobe Photoshop CS3-CS6 (32-bit and 64-bit), Adobe Photoshop Elements 6-11.
- Lightroom 2-4 via Topaz Fusion Express
- Irfanview
- PaintShop Pro
- Photo Impact
- Serif Photo Plus
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Rider Strong and Alexandra Barreto
Rider Strong, best known for his role as Shawn Hunter on the '90s sitcom Boy Meets World, got married on Oct. 20, to fiancee Alexandra Barreto. Strong and Barreto said their "I do's" in Oregon in front of their close family and friends.
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NIKO:ONE, post: 4721002 wrote:This is the game right? Buy Kamen Rider Climax Heroes OOO (Nintendo? Wii) - Play-Asia.com just want to be 1000% sure before i purchase. Also, how is the gameplay for those who have been playing it? Does it play like anything else, even if a little? etc.. It fun? pretty dope? The good, the bad? :P
Stuart Hayden, post: 4721003 wrote:Not trying to hi-jack the thread. But I picked up the one they ported to America yesterday. Should be here anyday now.
How is it? Anything I should know? Tier list?
Stuart Hayden, post: 4721005 wrote:Haha. Yeah. It's just called Kamen Rider Dragon Knight. It's for the Wii.
Apparently it's really rare. 3rd Party people were selling it on Amazon for 50+. Same with on Ebay but I managed to find one for about 15 bucks.
KarateLincoln, post: 4721007 wrote:Dragon Knight plays a whole lot better than every Climax Heroes game.
Climax Heroes is always super janky, this one included.
May I request you to try newest Dolphin, mess with config to get the best speed, then post your PC parameters and speed you got at http://shoryuken.com/f2/kamen-rider-climax-heroes-ooo-253248/f2/kamen-rider-...es-ooo-253248/ ? Because there are many people who have no Wii and crappy PCs/laptops too and so they wont even check that game thinking nextgen wont work. You could give them a heads up.
Black Shroud, post: 4721016 wrote:YouTube - Lionman666's Channel
This guy ripped all the new tracks off Wii iso
tataki, post: 4721018 wrote:Wow this is kinda nice actually.
draewon, post: 4721019 wrote:well,its a bit late if you ask me,they should've done this 2 years ago with CH and by now they should've got vocal ones instead if you ask me,good thing is they already give the freedom of custom soundtrack for the PSP version and the fact that you can hack the wii ISO and replace the BGM files with your own music(you can't do that with the PS2 CH apparently since many had tried at that time)
but yeah,all in all its quite okay,the house music version of FULL FORCE sounds a bit funny though..........
tataki, post: 4721020 wrote:TBH I have no idea what are you talking about. I don't know the shows nor care about the games. I just thought the music was nice :S
There was one posted on henshinjusticeKarateLincoln, post: 4721017 wrote:Is there a save file for this out there?
Black Shroud, post: 4721027 wrote:As far as Im concerned, Accel is a battery character to ward of opponent and charge gauge, while Trial is the real battle form. It also makes sense to form change back to Accel anytime you are about to eat big damage (because Trial's guard can be broken easily and its better to have Accel's high defence at such time). Trial can intercept opponent's attacks with teleport on reaction, and can spam 14-hitter rider cancel to guard break his opponent. He also has safe f+strong combo string.
I still know no use for Accel Glanzer, if only to charge gauge afterwards again (since opponent collapses but you cant hit him after that, it gives you a breather)
G3-X can combo grenade into grenade; grenade into hook; hook into machine gun or another backjump grenade if there's place to backjump to. Kinda makes up for his low stats.
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Black Shroud, post: 4721036 wrote:My OOO game guide v.0.5
Added Unlockables section, OOO form change / combo form change full table, tested and explained all to superarmor moves that there is to this game; added card effect durations for Ryuki riders, added notes on Hyper Kabuto's Maximum Hyper Typhoon
I lack precise info as to at which Ragnarok Stage you unlock which extra form for main riders, maybe someone can contribute.


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Studios raise roofs to keep pix in town
When Revolution's Joe Roth was scouting for the perfect neighborhood to shoot his holiday comedy "Christmas With the Kranks," he did what many directors have wanted to do — especially those who double as studio presidents: He decided to build his own.Nearly 13 weeks later, Roth began filming at Downey Studio on a brand-new tree-lined residential street with 17 houses of various architectural styles, pine trees and fake snow, doubling for a quiet suburb outside Chicago. In an age of cost-cutting, Hollywood is in the midst of a 'burb boom, spending millions to build backlot neighborhoods — a vote of confidence in on-the-lot lensing, which defies the conventional wisdom that CGI or Canadian lensing are the solutions to location filming. In recent years, Hollywood's majors have either torn down their outdoor sets or sold off the backlot altogether. So the recent construction mania seems a retro move that indicates studios believe in filming on Hollywood's lots again. The majors insist that these big outlays are smart investments. While some questioned the wisdom of building a $5 million set, Revolution insists the site will generate income. As part of a deal to build the neighborhood, Revolution will split revenues generated from the rental of the set for the next two years with Downey Studio. But Roth's not the only one recreating surburbia. Consider:
- Warner Bros. leveled its Old West-themed Laramie Street to create Warner Village, an 11-house suburban street with a breezy New England aesthetic whose two-story dwellings, some with front porches and white picket fences, double as high-end production offices.
- In 2002, Universal Studios replaced its Industrial Street with Elm Street, which has six Craftsman- and Tudor-style houses that mimic those in Pasadena. The street was initially built for "The Hulk," but since then, "Garfield: The Movie" and the TV shows "Monk," "Boomtown" and "Crossing Jordan" have filmed there.


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Best of Toronto
The Best Tea in Toronto
The best tea in Toronto often comes from purveyors who offer more than just loose leaves. The men and women behind some of these shops can tell you the optimal temperature for a jasmine green and the merits of a gojiberry herbal blend, all while brewing the perfect tea for a morning pick-me-up or afternoon unwind. The best tea in Toronto is usually offered alongside a good assortment of teaware and accessories, and a select few shops go above and beyond by serving their particular takes on afternoon high tea.
Though David's Tea is one of the more recognizable chains brands throughout Toronto and beyond, we've stuck to independent shops for this list of the best tea in the city.
See also:
The best afternoon tea in Toronto
The best brunch in Toronto
The best new cafes in Toronto 2011
House of Tea
I'm not sure if it's House of Tea itself that people love, or the friendly service and expertise (expert-teas?) of co-owner and tea consultant Marisha Golla. Whatever the reason, House of Tea has consistently been one of the best places to shop for tea in Toronto, boasting hundreds of different varieties for more than 15 years. You'll leave with armfuls and lots of information. More »
Tao Tea Leaf
Tao Tea Leaf offers an experience as much as a superb selection of teas from around the world. The Yorkville shop hosts weekly workshops detailing everything from the history of certain teas, to proper storage and preparation, to different qualities and characteristics, and of course, tastings. Owner Tao Wu also stages interactive Chinese Gongfu tea ceremonies for interested guests. And for everyone else, there are plenty of pots and accessories to peruse. More »
T-Buds has that "café" feel but with oolong in lieu of espresso. A big hit is its daily afternoon tea on the upstairs lounge, which comes complete with scones, petit fours, and itty-bitty sandwiches. There are plenty of loose leaf teas and boxed sets to take home, though the T-Buds appeal is definitely its ambiance. And can I stress again the itty-bitty sandwiches? More »
A winner in my books for best "punny" name, though a better reason to visit this Leslieville shop is for its blissful vibe. Owners Ian Macdonald and Robert Gignac are tea connoisseurs to say the least (just check out that invite from the Queen on the wall, if you don't believe me), and together they've created a little tea-drinker's paradise complete with rich wood accents, comfortable seating, and hundreds of different teas. Regulars are encouraged to join the "Loyaltea" program. More »
Tsaa Tea Shop
A haven of tea and that which is gluten-free. I'm partial to Tsaa's Organic Second Spring blend, though many stop by purely for the gluten-free carrot cake. While seating is limited at Tsaa, the shop is a cozy spot to sit and enjoy one of Tsaa's latest custom blends and peer out over the Danforth traffic. Definitely try the London fog if you consider yourself an Earl Grey Fan. More »
Pippins Tea Company
Over in the Beaches, Pippins Tea Company is practically equal parts tea and teawares. This is the tea shop for you if you want endless choices of mugs, pots, strainers, steepers, saucers and everything else tea-related. Plus 150 different types of teas and counting. And just to add even more choice, Pippins stocks a small selection of teatime snacks including Campbells Shortbread and Greaves Jam. More »
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Otherwise known as the Thunder Bay Art Gallery.
It's mentioned in the article.
all your other shops are invalid
Never been back, but the yuppies like complicating things that are supposed to be humble and simple, so it's no surprise it's booming.
Also David's wasn't even in the same post written four years ago, so... http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:6MCLj6-bgi8J:www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_tea_in_toronto/+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca
I'm just saying that popularity or ubiquity shouldn't preclude one from qualifying for best anything. Starbucks - in my mind anyway - wouldn't be included from,say, a 'Best Coffee' list not because everyone has heard of it, but rather because I can list ten places off the top of my head that serve a better cup of coffee. I've been to most of the nine locations listed here, and I couldn't name two places better than David's (let alone nine!), perceived pretensions notwithstanding.
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I have been drinking tea my whole life (I am considered to be a senior citizen now)and have always been able to purchase good quality tea at a fraction of the price any of these new
stores charge.
Just today I bought about 100 grams of loose leaf Oolong tea. It cost me about three dollars and when I made it, it was delicious. For fun, I also went to David's Tea, which happened to be nearby and asked about the price of their Oolong tea. The price was close to twenty dollars per 100 grams. I just laughed and left the store laughing.
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"Though David's Tea is one of the more recognizable chains brands throughout Toronto and beyond, we've stuck to independent shops for this list of the best tea in the city."
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casa cafe @ kensington offers 100g of any of their tea for 8 dollars. Great place for loose leaves, especially those not common to find, such as pure Kenyan, ceylon, Assam, lapsang soughing and Russian caravan. Now, if you want quality loose leaf for a fraction of the price , as Martin mentioned in one of the comments above, you need to go to any Chinese grocery, where they have great oolong varieties as well as jasmine and sencha, just to give a few examples.
If you looking for cheap black tea, any grocery will do it in bag forms, which is excelent to keep drinking tea all day without breaking the bank.


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I am experiencing horrendous night sweats, but when I visited the endo last my levels were only 7 (range 9-23) so he said that my night sweats are not caused by my thyroid anymore.
My last blood test was 12 same range but I am still getting night sweats, can you get these when levels are too low
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It does take awhile to climb out of hypO hell. I am sorry this is happening with you. When this has happened with me when my Free Ts are too low, then it seems like my deodorant doesn't work as well either.
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Hi vicki,
that 7, what test is that? Is that a TSH? In GB they use different units than here.
Are you maybe in the middle of changing doses in your antithyroid drugs? Some people have some transient symptoms, some quite a lot. So if you just lowered your meds, your body might react with hyper symptoms?
But aparently you can also have it when you are low, according to mmzt. I only had it when I was hyper.
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I believe it's the Free T4 test she had done. The range is from the UK.
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oh, okay. Thanks, makes sense.
I still wondering about the transient symtoms. Could that be a possibility?
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Anything is possible. Sometimes it's really hard to know which symptom is a crossover for both hypER and hypO. I would say pay attention to the heart rate, is it fast or slow or just right?
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The night sweats is the only symptom that is from when I was hyper everything else is now underactive symptoms, hair falling out, freezing, heart rate normal.
I am getting a FT3 test done in a couple of weeks so maybe that will tell me more. Its not normally a side effect of hypo is it night sweats, they are that bad the bed sheets can be damp, Im far from sweating in the day in fact I am freezing.
Yes nursenat that is my FT4 test, sorry should have wrote that too.I reduced my dose in november from 100mg to 50mg, the endo says my thyroid is behaving very well.
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I see people who have cross over symptoms all the time. It might be your meds aren't working after a certain time, so maybe you are a little hyper at night and more hypo after you take the meds during the day? That could happen and some find splitting the dose helpful. If your last labs were 12 and they dropped down to 7, you are out of the range low now so you can have some weird symptoms. Docs go too much by what is a hyper symptom sometimes but maybe for YOU, it's a hypo symptom, sounds like it. It's good you got the dose lowered though,we don't like docs that keep people overdosed too long, especially if they have a lot of bad symptoms. Also good you are getting the Free T-3 done, that can show a lot. It has a lot to do with your metabolism and is the more potent of the two.
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Tony Yelk is in camp at Edmonton as a possible replacement for Sean Fleming, eleven year veteran kicker out of Wyoming. Edmonton traded for a punter from Calgary - Duncan O'Mahoney this month but Yelk remains in camp. Yelk is a veteran punter / kicker / kickoff specialist from ISU with experience in 2 NFL camps (Atlanta 2006, Jacksonville 2007) and may have a shot. Rosters will be pared down as Edmonton approaches its pre-season games on June 13 against Calgary and June 19 against Saskatchewan. Yelk, when healthy, can boom kickoffs and punts and is reliable at field goals.
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