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You might think there are a wide variety of razors out there, but in reality most are just variations on the same theme - knife on a stick. Earlier this year a new type of razor was introduced to the market which eschews the standard. Meet the Rolling Razor - two knives on a ring.
From the press release:
While the basic stick-style razor still has the same natural limitations from its inception over a century ago, the Rolling Razor has been engineered with an innovative ring shaped handle that gives the user superior control & maneuverability. With its unique double-headed, triple convex cartridges, the Rolling Razor is designed to stay in close contact with the skin whether the user is shaving a flat or a curved area.
That's right - "double-headed, triple convex cartridges" means six blades on the razor. Take that five-bladed Fusion!
There's a cool video demo on the Rolling Razor website which shows how it works. You'll also find more styles and colors than the new line of iPod Nanos. "Desert Camouflage", "Reef Girl", and "Sahara Adventure" are just a few of the models available on their website.
Now of course the Rolling Razor needs its own special razor blades, but I what find very cool is that the blades are rated on a gentle verses close shave scale. Meaning, if you have get ingrown hairs and razor bumps, get the Bump Eliminator cartridges. You won't get a super-close shave, but you also won't break out in razor bumps and irritation. If you have sensitive skin, get the Sensitive Skin cartridges. And if you've a face for punishment, get the Regular cartridges and shave as close as you want. How refreshing. After four years of writing about shaving I still have no idea what the difference is between Gillette Fusion razor blades and Gillette Fusion Power razor blades.
The Rolling Razor is $14.95, and for the moment you get a free "Designer Holding Base" when you order now. Blades start at $7.95 for a pack of 4. Different models and razors for men and women. Click on over and check it out.
I was at our local Target today, checking our their mega expansion into the building next door, and I found some interesting shaving cream - Every Man Jack. Actually there's a whole line of Every Man Jack men's grooming products from shaving cream to body wash to face lotion. And they're all-natural.
Came home. Did a little surfing. Found this article which had a bunch of positive feedback in the comments. Found this review which hated it. Found this article about Ritch Viola, the creator of Every Man Jack, which talks about the brand's creation, ingredients, and marketing.
The final piece of the puzzle came from industrial designer Wai-Loong Lim of Y Studios. Viola wanted a custom design for some of his packaging. Lim designed the containers for the face wash, body wash and hair care products. The design was inspired by the overall identity of the line, and an unexpected source: an old Mexican tequila bottle. It was perfect.
If you look at the products in the picture, you'll see they actually have a block of wood on the top. Oh, old mexican tequila bottle! You're always there to inspire me when I need you most.
Every Man Jack Beginner's Luck Kit is $24.99. Each individual product is $4.99 or less. If you try them out, let us know what you think.
What's better than one Panasonic ES8043SC Pro-Curve Pivot Action Linear Wet/Dry Shaver for 48% off the $99.99 list? How about two Panasonic ES8043SC Pro-Curve Pivot Action Linear Wet/Dry Shavers for 63% off the $99.99 list price! That's right. For a limited time use promo code "PANAOCT8" and save big time when you double down.
Now why, you may be asking, does one person need two electric razors? I can think of several reasons.
Whatever the reason, I don't care. Keep one for yourself and sell one on craigslist.
The Panasonic Pivot Action and Pro Curve wet/dry shaver has the fastest linear motor (13,000 rpm's) and the sharpest blades in the industry (30 degree). The pivoting head not only rotates side to side but each head floats independently up and down to give you the closest shave in the industry.
Since when did they start measuring sharpness in degrees?
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It was just about one year ago that we were shaving with the new Braun Pulsonic for the first time, and I thought I'd mention something important that I've learned. You can't skimp.
Let me explain - the Pulsonic is a self-cleaning electric razor. It's got a little hygienic-o-meter which let's you know when it's time for a cleaning. And it's got these nifty little cartridges that you plug into the base which contain the cleaning solution. Click a button, whir-whir-whir, your razor is clean. I wish I could do the same for the rest of my bathroom.
Here's the thing. I'm cheap. I like to squeeze an extra shave out of a razor. And I like to get an extra cleaning out of the Pulsonic. There's just one thing standing between me and my frugality. Physics. Or chemistry. It's one of those two sciences that deals with molecules. And evaporation. See the cleaning cartridges are filled with a lot of alcohol, and that stuff tends to evaporate pretty quickly. So if you think you can hold out and get another shave with your hygienic-o-meter flashing danger, remember that you're also fighting the cruel mistress that is evaporation. My advice - clean early, clean often.
This is not a criticism of the Pulsonic or its cleaning system. It's more a criticism of my stinginess. I love the Pulsonic. It's my favorite electric razor, and I've recommended it more than any other. Just use the cleaning solution cartridges, or they're going to disappear. (Unless you're a chemist, in which case see this DIY cleaning solution alternative.)
Braun Syncro Shaver System Clean & Renew Refills are $16.99 for a 3-pack.
You know what sucks about eBay? The hidden shipping costs. It's like "Hooray! I won! And I got a great price. Wait... You want me to pay how much in shipping?"
This is how I feel when I don't have to pay a lot for shipping. I feel like an athletic man able to leap from rock to rock over a peaceful ocean far below. Thanks Buzzskin.
BuzzSkin.com customers enjoy fast and reliable $1.95 USPS Priority Shipping on all orders under $75.00 for a limited time, and free Shipping on all orders over $75.00!
How limited a time? Not sure. So get a move on it! Order up some Urth, Billy, Anthony, or Jack, and get that stuff delivered asap.
Tired of paying SuperCuts for a haircut you're pretty sure you could do yourself? Well you're in luck. Remington has introduced the Remington Short Cut Clipper, a do-it-yourself home buzz buster for the cost conscience crew-cutter. That's right, it's time to roll up your sleeves, spread out a towel, and get down to business.
But don't take my word for it. Check out RemingtonShortCut.com and watch a hands on demonstration. And if you're so inclined, submit your own Short Cut short and win... er... not sure you win anything. But you can say you won something.
So if you like to keep your hair short - I mean really short - the Short Cut may be for you. The Remington Short Cut Clipper is $28.49.
Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's SuperShave!
By night, mild mannered Molton Brown is an average London cabbie. But by morning he's the facial hair avenger, ready to rid men's faces of the evil whiskers left by the Fearsome Facial Foe. Fueled by the power of Olibanum, a mysterious substance from his home planet of Olibania, Molton "Supershave" Brown is the world's last hope in the daily morning fight against stubble.
What is Olibanum? Wikipedia time! Oh, it's Frankincense! What is Frankincense? Wikipedia time!
Frankincense or olibanum [...] is an aromatic resin obtained from trees of the genus Boswellia. [...] Olibanum essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the dry resin.
And how is it used?
This indecently rich moisturizing cream is infused with Indian frankincense and pure Vitamin E to give you the smoothest, calmest, closest experience ever. It softens the beard, gives great razor glide, protects and cares for the skin like no other
And how well does it work?
Pretty well
I found this shaving cream solidly good. Molton Brown Supershave Olibanum Shave Cream is a loose white cream, about the consistency of yogurt. It goes on easily with fingers (not meant for a brush) and did a great job of protecting my face from the harshness that is a razor. The shave is smooth and close, and the scent is manly but not overwhelming. I found myself using a fair amount of this cream during each shave, so expect to need a refill a little sooner than other shaving creams. That said I got like really nice shaves, and I think you will too.
Molton Brown Supershave Olibanum Shave Cream is $29 for a 4.2 Ounce/125 ml tube.
I kind of didn't want to tell you who this picture was and make you guess, but that's hard to do when you need a title for your blog post. So, ladies and gentlemen, the man on the right is Axl Rose, lead singer of Guns 'N Roses, who last released a studio album 17 years ago.
Wow. I'm old. And so is Axl. He looks like he belongs on The Surreal Life next to Vanilla Ice.
But G'NR fans need wait only a few weeks longer. The long anticipated album Chinese Democracy will supposedly be released November 23rd, barring Mr. Perfectionist's interference.
Here's my recommendation for Mr. Rose. Hire a PR team which includes a stylist and shave off that god-awful goatee. Hire a trainer to get you back into shape when you looked so heroin chic. And did I mention shave? Cause seriously Sweet Child o' Mine, you look more Welcome to the Jungle than Paradise City.
Blogging. It's all the rage. All the kids are doing it. Or so I'm told. I should ask my one year old son.
Anyway, we'd like to welcome a new shaving blog to the the blogging community - Baxter Finley from Baxter of California. Could Baxter of Finley be the same Baxter as Baxter of California? Why yes!
A visionary, Baxter Finley founded his men's grooming line in 1965 - perhaps the very first skincare line created exclusively for men. This year we said goodbye to Baxter Finley, but remember him for his forward thinking, dedication to his profession, and his kind, gentle disposition.
Mr. Finley may be gone, but Baxter lives on. So add Baxter Finley to your daily blog roll and get the latest on shaving, style, and substance.
Son of a b-&@%!!!
Nothing like taking a slice out of your face at the worst possible time. Still reaching for toilet paper? Well now there's something better. It's the Nick Stick from Pacific Shaving Company. We got a couple of these little guys in at the end of the summer, and unfortunately we've had several opportunities to use them. (You know who I'm talking about, "shaving cream".)
Here are four reasons why you should have one:
Chock full of alum, vitamin A, E, and aloe, Nick Stick from Pacific Shaving Company is the new way to nip a nick in the bud.
We're weeks away from the presidential election, right smack in the middle of prime-time debate season, and who are you going to trust to bring you to the most comprehensive news reporting and analysis? What, you're going to listen to that beady-eyed Jim Lehrer on PBS? What's he hiding behind those baby blacks? Oh, you're thinking of going "Fair and Balanced", my friends? Well, good luck with that. Nope, it's time to turn to the most tricked out, high-tech war room on the 24/7 news-gathering planet. I'm talking of course about Wolf Blitzer and The Situation Room.
Who else is man enough to stand in front of towering mouth-watering flat-screen TVs? Who else fits up to eight talking heads in a single shot. And who else brings you up-to-the-minute average-joe opinions with their dial-a-reaction handhelds placed in a demographically diverse group of debate watchers. Was that clockwise or counter-clockwise for agree?
Do you trust him? Of course you do. The man is a wolf. And he's got the facial hair to prove it. A full circle of distinguishing silver surrounds that conviction. I will listen to whatever you have to say. Just follow it up with a sweeping graphic and a distracting ticker.
Those marketing geniuses over at Philips Norelco have updated ShaveEverywhere.com with the latest in Web 2.0 viral video. It's The Manalogues - a series of performances by comedian Bryan Callen illustrating the hard life of the hairy, and the salvation provided by the BodyGroom. And it's pure shaving genius.
Bryan Callen portrays five different hirsute gentlemen: Rick V, a bodybuilder from Brooklyn; Henri P, a circus freak from France; Sergi C, a male model from Moscow; Sam G, a regular bloke from England, and Douglas B, an awkward poetry slammer from Seattle. This guy Bryan is going places. I expect to see him on a sitcom next fall. Make sure you watch each of his sketches. Poetry slam Douglas is my favorite. Also, write in with your own hairy-man stories, and if they're good enough, Bryan will perform them.
The Philips Norelco BG2020 BodyGroom is $39.99. And introducing the new Philips Norelco BG2030 Professional BodyGroom at $49.99. What's the difference? A few extra trimmer attachments. And some improvements related to shaving "the nest". Worth the extra $10? Haven't tried the new one, but to me $10 buys me a lot of crotch comfort, even if it's only peace of mind.
Hard to believe it's already October. Got a cute monkey costume for my boy for Halloween. Not sure what I'm dressing up as yet, but maybe I'll go as a giant banana. Anyway, before we get too far into this month, let's review September.
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Update from the Mississippi Safe Routes to School Program
Mississippi has certainly been busy with Safe Routes to School initiatives. For starters, they have awarded a total of 39 projects representing 31 communities and 87 schools. They have also had four statewide projects. In the most recent cycles, they awarded $2.5 million involving 12 communities, 26 schools and three statewide partners. The most recent awards were announced in September 2012, which brings their total amount awarded to date to $10.9 million. They have awarded both infrastructure and non infrastructure projects in communities around Mississippi. Sidewalk and crosswalk projects received the greatest amount of funding.
Statewide a walking school bus pilot program which has had some great success and is looking to be expanded as well as teacher training on K-8 Safe Routes to School lesson plans were funded. On the local level non-infrastructure funds will be used for education and encouragement programs mostly. An evaluation is required of every project.
Mississippi is looking to capture the title for the most participation once again for Walk to School Day/Month. In 2011, they were noted as having the highest participation in the country by the National Center for Safe Routes to School based on registration information. It will speak volumes for the type of the positive impact Safe Routes to School is making on the statewide community.
Mississippi is one of seven states participating in our Safe Routes to School state network project. For a recent update on what the network has been up to, visit their blog.
For more information on the Mississippi Safe Routes to School program, please contact Cookie Leffler, SRTS coordinator, at 601-359-1454 or visit the program website. For more information on the Mississippi Safe Routes to School state network project, contact Jay Thompson, state advocacy organizer, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Mecca mayor's office has called on landlords who plan to rent out accommodation to Haj pilgrims to ensure they complete all formalities in gaining the relevant licenses at the earliest. According to the statement, which was cited by Arab News, the mayor's office said that licenses would only be issued after inspection teams dispatched by the Haj Housing Committee are satisfied that the buildings fulfill all stipulated health and safety regulations.
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Three Meals A Day [1928]
The front cover has the title in a beige diagonal banner in lower case green letters. There are moving from the inside out white, varying shades of orange (light to dark), light green, and dark green. The back cover is the same without the title. Page two discusses why cereals are needed. There is a discussion of how foods can be classed: fuel, building, and regulating. There is information on menu planning, recipes, iron content of foods, a page on Kellogg's All-Bran,bran recipes, constipation, corrective diet suggestions, Kellogg Hag Coffee (decaffeinated), Kellogg's various cereals, foods for school children, available pamphlets, and one day's meals for a school child. The end page has the copyright information, the cereals Kellogg makes, and H.E. 16 and Printed in the U.S.A.
Donor: Sliker, Shirley Brocker
Brand Name: Kellogg's
Publisher: Kellogg Co. (Battle Creek, Mich.)
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Caio Begotti wrote: > Hello list, I've contacted Peter Eisentraut (the current Debian > maintainer of odbc-postgresql) and now I'm sending to you the same > message I've sent to him. I hope you guys have any clue regarding this > not-confirmed-bug... > >> To: petere(at)debian(dot)org >> Subject: possible odbc driver bug with postgresql-7.4 >> >> Hi, I'm contacting you before the actual ODBC driver maintainers >> 'cause maybe you can have an idea about it. >> >> Please read http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=8513 for more details >> (it's related to using the ODBC driver you do maintain do connect >> PGSQL-7.4 with the Asterisk PBX packages from Debian). We've been >> unable to get SQLGetData to work with chunking and the code is just >> pulling the OID of the blog, and not the actual blob... > > I've tried to change my data field type from oid to lo but it didn't work. How do you define the type lo ? What is the version of the psqlodbc driver ? ragards, Hiroshi Inoue
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Hackensack University Medical Center is pleased to announce that it has been recognized as the National Research Corporation (NRC) 2014-2015 Consumer Choice Award winner in the Bergen-Passaic market, achieving this distinction for 19 consecutive years.
"I am proud of this most recent NRC recognition," said Robert C. Garrett, president and chief executive officer of the Hackensack University Health Network. "I want to commend all of our team members who collaborate every day to best serve our patients. Patients are more involved in their healthcare today and have more choices available to them. To receive this Consumer Choice Award reflects their level of satisfaction and confidence in our medical center to deliver the best results."
One of only 34 healthcare facilities nationally to earn this recognition for every year that it has been bestowed, HackensackUMC was also named a co-winner in the Jersey City market for the fourth consecutive year.
Consumer Choice Award winners are selected based on criteria derived from the NRC's Market Insights study, a national survey of more than 270,000 consumers. The award is based on the hospital that possesses the best overall quality, best overall image and reputation, best doctors, and best nurses.
Winners were featured in the October 13 edition of Modern Healthcare.
About Hackensack University Medical Center
HackensackUMC, a nonprofit teaching and research hospital located in Bergen County, NJ, is the largest provider of inpatient and outpatient services in the state. Founded in 1888 as the county's first hospital, it is the flagship hospital of Hackensack University Health Network, one of the largest health networks in the state comprised of 1,250 beds, nearly 10,000 employees and 2,700 credentialed physicians. HackensackUMC was listed as the number one hospital in New Jersey in the U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospital rankings for 2014-15. It is one of the top 30 hospitals in the nation by receiving 11 national specialty rankings, including a national ranking for the Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital in Neurology and Neurosurgery in the 2014-15 Best Children's Hospitals. The children's hospital is housed with the Donna A. Sanzari Women's Hospital in the Sarkis and Siran Gabrellian Women's and Children's Pavilion, which was designed with The Deirdre Imus Environmental Health Center, and was included on the Green Guide's list of Top 10 Green Hospitals in the U.S. HackensackUMC is among Healthgrades® America's Best 100 Hospitals in five different areas, is one of Healthgrades America's 50 Best Hospitals™ for eight years in a row, and received the Healthgrades Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence™ 12 years in a row. The medical center has also been named a Leapfrog Top Hospital, and received 23 Gold Seals of Approval™ by the Joint Commission – more than any other hospital in the country. It was the first hospital in New Jersey and second in the nation to become a Magnet® recognized hospital for nursing excellence; receiving its fifth consecutive designation in 2014. HackensackUMC is the Hometown Hospital of the New York Giants and the New York Red Bulls and was Official Medical Services Provider to The Barclays PGA Golf Tournament and the NY/NJ Super Bowl XLV111 Host Committee. It remains committed to its community through fundraising and community events. To learn more, visit: www.HackensackUMC.org.
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Juliette Gustafson is heartbroken after waiting nearly 10 years for a proposal from her boyfriend that never came. Having determined that she isn't getting over Mike quickly enough, her three sisters devise the Monday ManDates: an intervention plan requiring Juliette to endure what turn out to be a series of remarkably disastrous blind dates. There are TheraPaul, Frisky Frank, TAZ the rock star, and the stoic Tim Larsen, among others. Then there's Victor Jarrett, the police officer with an affinity for pulling Juliette over when she's at her very worst. But no one is more surprised than Juliette when she meets the one man who can right the wrongs in her past and change her future, if she will only let herself fall in love with him.
Meet the Gustafson girls:
When Paul and Simone Gustafson are killed by a drunk driver, the lives of their daughters irrevocably change. Although raised by loving grandparents, it's the G-FOURce - the Gustafson Four Sisters Club - that binds them together when their differences would tear them apart. All grown up now, Juliette has become the quintessential doormat; Renata is the self-appointed matriarchal figure; Phoebe is, at least according to Renata, borderline narcissistic; and Gia is on the verge of a major identity crisis.
Then there's Angela Clinton, the senior class darling who drove her cherry black 1970 El Camino into the side of their parents' car on the night of Juliette's high school graduation. Angela's prison sentence is winding down. Soon she'll be eligible for parole and moving back to town. Will the G-FOURce be strong enough to hold themselves together as they step into the eye of the storm?
Note: The Gustafson Girls series is Christian women's fiction with strong elements of romance.
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- Gunner and Storm make their entrance. Wes and Garett attack them from behind on the ramp. Storm tosses Garett in the ring and the bell rings. Gunner handles Wes on the floor.
Gunner & Storm vs. Wes Brisco and Garett Bischoff
Gunner and Storm double team Garett in the ring. Storm drops a big knee for 2. Wes attacks Storm from behind and Garett takes control. Wes and Garett keep Storm isolated. Storm creates space from Wes and tags Gunner. Gunner speeds things up as Garett also tags in. Gunner drops Garett but Wes breaks the count. Gunner catapults Garett into a Storm DDT. Nice. Gunner stacks him up but Garett kicks out. Wes grabs Storm's leg from the outside and pulls him out. Wes grabs a title belt and fights for it with the ref. Garett grabs a chain and hits Gunner in the back of the head with it behind the ref's back. Garett covers Gunner.
Winners by pin: Wes Brisco & Garett Bischoff
- Magnus, Aries, and Roode are in the ring with JB. JB introduces AJ Styles. AJ get to pick his opponent for next week. He picks Aries. Austin Aries says he promises there will be a winner and that is the fans. That leaves Magnus vs. Roode. Roode snatches the mic from JB and cuts a promo on Magnus. He says he aligned himself with Daniels and Kazarian to be in this very position. He calls Magnus the weakest link. Roode and Magnus have a stare-down. Magnus says he doesn't needs Muppets to throw appletinis to win.
- Bully Ray makes his entrance with Tito and Brooke. Sting is out next. JB does the formal introductions.
Bully Ray vs. Sting
Bully grabs the mic and says this is a non-title match. He says screw Hogan. Hogan's music hits and he comes on the stage. He bans Tito from ringside and has security escort him out. Hogan says he is making this a No DQ. Sting hits a Splash in the corner and goes to work on Bully. He tosses Bully over the top and hits him with a chair at ringside as we go to commercial.
Sting is chair-happy on the outside as we return. He brings the chair in the ring and hits Bully as Bully manages a low blow. Bully hits a splash for 2. Bully threatens the ref with the chair. Bully slams Sting on the chair and goes to face Anderson who has arrived at ringside. Taz hands Bully something. It is a box cutter. Bully starts to cut off the apron and expose the padding underneath. Bully pulls back the canvas and exposes the boards. Sting fights back and applies the Scorpion DeathLock. Garett and Wes hit the ring. Knux also. They beat down Sting. Joe, Rampage, and Magnus hit the ring and clean house.
Sting misses with a splash in the corner. Bully goes for a piledriver on the wood but Sting reverses with a back bodydrop. Sting ducks a boot and back to the DeathLock. Anderson produces a hammer and tries (half-heartedly) to give it to Bully. He tosses it aside and says OOps. Bully taps.
Winner by submission: Sting
Anderson grabs a mic and starts to mock Bully as he lays on the mat. He mounts Bully and says he will face Bully next week for the title. Brooke cries in the corner. Anderson poses with the title. He tosses it back to Bully and walks up the ramp. Brooke consoles Bully on the mat.
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Jessica Biel Lets Justin Timberlake Pick Her Outfits
When it comes time to pick out an outfit for the day or evening, let's just admit that nine times out of ten it's the women helping the men. But when it comes to Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake it's the other way around.
Jessica sat down with InStyle, where she is the cover gir,l and says that when she gets dressed in the morning, she asks for Justin's "approval". And often he will shake his head in disapproval and helps her pick a more appropriate outfit.
Justin also picked out Jessica's engagement ring without any input from her. And it's all because she admits that he has better style!
"I had no say whatsoever [in the ring]. I don't micromanage. He is fearless in his choices and has a real eye for design. And I'll be honest: He has better taste than I do."
I love that she can let her man help her out when it comes to fashion and admit that he has better taste. And for a man to do his own ring shopping, with no help is impressive! I know it was 'just a T.V. show' but when Aidan picked out Carrie's engagement ring on "Sex and the City" it was hideous, nothing wrong with asking for help on the most important ring in a woman's life.
Justin is a well dressed man, as long as we forget the demi outfit that he and Britney Spears wore to the 2001 American Music Awards. Maybe that was Brit's idea and Justin just agreed.
Who helps you pick out your outfits? Spouse? Friends? Yourself? I go for the mom approval. She doesn't hold anything in. If I don't look good, she will tell me!
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SOUTHEND United's dreams of an FA Cup clash with European Champions Chelsea were ended at Brentford tonight, despite an outstanding performance from goalkeeper Paul Smith.
The Blues shot stopper pulled off a dozen outstanding saves on his return to Griffin Park.
But the Bees were still able to triumph 2-1 to set up a fourth round tie with the Premier League giants.
Southend created the game's first chance inside the opening minute of the match when recalled midfielder Anthony Straker fired a low 25 yard shot straight at Brentford goalkeeper Simon Moore.
But the home side soon got on top with Harry Forrester firing wide of the left post from the edge of the penalty area after a poor pass from Mark Phillips, who was playing in an unfamiliar defensive midfield role, had been intercepted.
With the Bees continuing to push forward, Forrester then slammed a well struck 30 yard shot against the top of the crossbar and, in the 15th minute, the lively midfielder has a another effort tipped wide of the right post by Smith.
The Blues shot stopper then did superbly well to tip a low, 12 yard volley from Clayton Donaldson wide of the left post.
But Smith was finally beaten in the 26th minute when Lee Hodson's inswinging left footed cross from the right flank picked out an unmarked Paul Hayes at the far post and the former Bromfords School pupil had the simple of task of volleying the ball home from inside the six yard box.
Brentford soon almost doubled their advantage when the lively Forrester had a well struck long range shot brilliantly tipped over the crossbar by Smith.
However, Blues immediately hit back and wasted a clear cut chance to score in the 32nd minute of the match when Kevan Hurst's right wing cross found the head of Straker.
His initial effort was tipped on to the underside of the crossbar by Moore but the Southend midfielder somehow fired the resulting rebound wide of the right post from four yards.
Having survived the scare, Brentford almost made it 2-0 in the 40th minute when Clayton Donaldson skipped his way past both Ryan Cresswell and Luke Prosser before having a 12 yard shot impressively pushed around the right post by Smith.
The Blues shot stopper then parried out a 12 yard shot from Hayes before also tipping over a powerful effort from Adam Forshaw in the closing action of the first half.
Things seemed to be getting worse for Southend just two minutes after the break when the influential Cresswell limped off injured and had to be replaced by Alex Woodyard.
The enforced switch led to Phillips moving back in to the middle of the defence but Paul Sturrock's side momentarily started to get on top.
And, in the 48th minute, they wasted a golden chance to equalise when Michael Timlin somehow sent a scuffed six yard shot wide of the right post after Hurst's right wing cross had hit Straker and rebounded in to his path.
Brentford soon replied with Forrester having an attempted chip parried to safety by Smith before the Bees squandered a clearer chance to score in the 56th minute when referee Darren Drysdale pointed to the penalty spot after Phillips had brought down Donaldson inside the area.
However, Forrester could still not find a way past Smith as his well struck penalty was superbly saved by the keeper who dived full length to his right and somehow diverted the ball wide of the goal with his outstretched left arm.
Smith then blocked a low shot from Jonathan Douglas with his right leg and, in the 63rd minute, the keeper denied Forshaw when the winger was clean through on goal.
Smith then tipped another effort from Forshaw wide of the left post before Blues were forced in to making their second change of the game as Hurst limped off with a back problem and was replaced in midfield by Ryan Leonard.
And the substitute midfield made an immediate impression as he collected a pass from Sean Clohessy and delivered a chipped cross which Corr headed in to the back of the net from six yards for his eighth goal of the season.
But Blues were on level terms for just seven minutes as Donaldson was given space to attack down the right flank and advanced in to the penalty area before sending a deflected effort in to the right hand side of the goal.
Southend attempted to get back in to the game with Neil Harris coming on to replace Straker but Brentford held on to set up a fourth round tie against Chelsea.


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What should I do about crooked smile after Botox to treat bruxism and TMJ?
To treat bruxism & TMJ I had 50 units injected on each side to the masseter muscle and jaw joint. Immediately after, right cheek of my face was completely frozen and I couldnt smile on that side. The surgeon said its because he mixed it with numbing injection and it will go away in 3 hours, which did. On Jan 17th, I noticed the right side is slightly frozen again and I cant smile fully on that side. I can also feel the muscle on that side when I clench. Will it get worse like the day of injection?
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Nothing you can do to fix smile after poorly placed Botox for bruxism
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Without a picture it is difficult to tell what exactly is the problem but my guess is that the risorius muscle was hit with the injections. Either the injection was too anterior or the Botox migrated and hit it. I have not heard of anyone mixing Botox with lidocaine and I don't think its a good idea. Lidocaine is acidic and can partially inactivate the Botox. I'd seek another injector in the future. Everything should return to normal in about 3-4 months. Facial Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Steve Weiner, Destin, Florida.
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The first episode of frozen feeling was due to the effect of the anesthesia, but the latter which becomes in effect a few days after the injection was due to the Botox that started its action. Usually, this will only last for a month though some may take longer.
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Square Feet; Going Beyond the Simple Food Court
By SANA SIWOLOP
Published: August 2, 2006
Shopping centers used to serve up food almost as an afterthought, mostly at convenience-oriented food courts or at modest dining venues like Ruby Tuesday and T.G.I. Friday's and cafeteria chains like Luby's.
But over the last five years, restaurants have taken on a new prominence at a growing number of shopping centers, like the 200-store International Plaza mall next to Tampa International Airport in Florida. While shoppers at the center can eat at an indoor court that has nine fast-food establishments, they also have their pick of 15 full-service restaurants, including about a dozen that sit within a large outdoor area adjacent to the mall.
The area is called Bay Street, and with its meandering walkways, patios and colorful buildings, it aims to look like an Old World village and to present a different kind of dining experience. Bay Street, which was developed by Taubman Centers of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., includes destination restaurants like Blue Martini, a bar that also serves food; Bamboo Club Asian Bistro; Cafe Japon; and a Capital Grille steakhouse, where white tablecloths preside.
William S. Taubman, the company's chief operating officer, said that food sales at International Plaza were $70 million a year. ''Food has been an enormous draw for us at the center,'' he said. ''It's an important anchor.''
Shopping centers used to rely mostly on department stores to serve as anchor tenants, but many have now turned to restaurants, and particularly clusters of restaurants, combined with bookstores and movie theaters to attract shoppers. Many of those shoppers, industry executives say, are starved for time and want more refined dining.
For many developers, the list of desirable restaurant tenants includes steakhouses like Morton's and Capital Grille; McCormick & Schmick's, the seafood purveyor based in Portland, Ore.; and Brio Tuscan Grille, whose restaurants look like Tuscan villas.
At Easton Town Center in Columbus, Ohio, the Brio Tuscan Grille is just one of a half-dozen restaurants that offer both valet parking and white tablecloths.
''In the past a shopping center might have had one or two restaurants, but now we're seeing both more restaurants and better restaurants,'' said Matthew K. Harding, the president and chief operating office of Levin Management, a retail services company in North Plainfield, N.J.
Much of the push for more and better restaurants is coming from the surging popularity of mixed-used developments, which tend to combine stores, offices and residential space, as well as open-air shopping centers that use restaurants to encourage shoppers to stroll by their many specialty stores.
Mr. Harding said that growing competition for possible restaurant space at high-end, open-air shopping centers, commonly called lifestyle centers, in the New York area had caused rents to rise by probably 25 percent over the last five years.
Shopping center executives say there is no definitive research to prove that restaurants increase sales for neighboring stores. Still, many executives are believers.
Terry McEwen, the president of Poag & McEwen Lifestyle Centers, based in Memphis, said his company noticed that after it added four full-service restaurants to the 300,000-square-foot Aspen Grove center that the company used to own in Littleton, Colo., sales there rose 30 percent from 2002 to 2003. At Steiner & Associates, a Columbus company that develops shopping centers designed to look like town centers, Barry Rosenberg, the president, said his company had found that 75 percent of the visitors who came to one of its centers primarily to eat also bought something other than food while they were there.
''Restaurants bring in different types of users to shopping centers,'' said Stephen D. Lebovitz, the president of CBL & Associates Properties, based in Chattanooga, Tenn. ''A Barnes & Noble, for example, will want to have two or three sit-down restaurants nearby, so this allows us to expand our tenant mix.''
Many developers say that the ideal goal for most dining markets is to have no more than four to six table-service restaurants at any one shopping center. But some shopping centers are now packed with considerably more, like the Easton Town Center in Columbus, which has 18 restaurants that offer table service, as well as a dozen more casual places for food.
At Easton, shoppers can visit two longstanding mall favorites, Cheesecake Factory and P. F. Chang's China Bistro, and lesser-known ones like Caf?stanbul, a 150-seat Turkish restaurant, and BD's Mongolian Barbeque, which is part of a Michigan-based restaurant chain.
Mr. Rosenberg, the president of Steiner & Associates, said his company's centers liked to offer a lively mix of restaurants.
''To us, the merchandizing mix for restaurants is as critical as the merchandizing mix for apparel,'' he said. ''When we look at a center, we look at it from a restaurant standpoint, like whether it has a great Italian restaurant, a steakhouse, a place to go to lunch or a quick brunch, or a place to go for a business dinner.''


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A senior vice minister at the farm ministry admitted Wednesday he had met the Chinese diplomat suspected of spying, among other unlawful activities, a revelation the opposition plans to press the government about in the Diet.
Nobutaka Tsutsui, senior vice minister of agriculture, forestry and fisheries, told reporters they met at his office while leading a project to promote Japanese agricultural exports to China, but denied any "close ties" to the diplomat or that he had ever given him classified material.
The 45-year-old diplomat at the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo left Japan after rejecting a request by Tokyo police to submit to questioning in mid-May over allegations he opened bank accounts using fraudulent documents and engaged in commercial activities in violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Michihiko Kano said Wednesday he has ordered a team headed by the ministry's senior vice minister, Tsukasa Iwamoto, to investigate whether any classified information was leaked to the diplomat.
The team is set to question Tsutsui and complete a midterm report by early June.
"As there have been media reports (suggesting a leak), it is important that we investigate appropriately," Kano said.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura told a press conference that the government would make sure the investigative team "gets the facts straight."
The diplomat was involved in a project, launched in December 2010 by Tsutsui and a Chinese state-owned firm, to introduce agricultural products at a fair in Beijing to promote Japanese firms in the Chinese market, according to ministry sources.
A secretary of a Lower House member close to Kano pushed for the project as an adviser to the farm ministry.
The secretary later became the representative of the council behind the project and was actively involved in raising funds from member companies and in negotiations with the Chinese.
The fair, scheduled for last summer, was put off due to the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant crisis triggered by the March 11 megaquake and tsunami. Meanwhile, negotiations between China and Japan on the subsequent quarantine have not progressed.
According to the sources, the Chinese diplomat met repeatedly with Tsutsui and the secretary, and he also accompanied a ministry official on an inspection trip to Hokkaido.
The Liberal Democratic Party and its ally, New Komeito, agreed Wednesday to raise questions in the Diet regarding any involvement between Tsutsui, or other senior ranking government officials, and the Chinese diplomat.
At their meeting Wednesday, LDP Secretary General Nobuteru Ishihara and his New Komeito counterpart, Yoshihisa Inoue, said their parties will take up the issue "with grave concern" in view of the fact that the diplomat had extensive contact with members of Japan's political and business circles.
In another development, the Contemporary Asian Economy Research Institute and Hamamatsu University said Wednesday the diplomat had falsified his resume to say he had been a visiting researcher at the private university in Shizuoka Prefecture between 2002 and 2004. The resume was submitted to the Tokyo research institute, to which he belongs as a researcher.
The institute said it did not verify his record when it uploaded his resume onto its home page, while the university said the diplomat only participated in a Japan-China joint seminar in 2001 and was not employed as a visiting researcher.
The Chinese side asked the university if the diplomat could be employed but the talks were never concluded, the university said.
The diplomat, whose name was not provided, was fluent in Japanese and received a master's degree in local administration from Fukushima University in 1997, reports said Tuesday.


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Born April 12, 1924, in Maple Rapids, Mich., in 1939 he moved to El Paso, Texas, where he
went to high school. In 1942 he moved to Los Angeles, Calif., where he worked for Douglas
Aircraft as a machinist. On Dec. 7, 1942, he joined the U.S. Navy. He attended machinist school
in San Diego and received his Machinist Mate Rating. He was later shipped to Pearl Harbor
Submarine Base where he spent 19 months. Later he was sent back to the USA for a 30 day
leave. After his leave he reported to San Bruno, Calif., for Amphibious training. He was shipped
to Okinawa to join Cub 17 Unit and placed on the Naval Supply Base. He remained there for 8
months and then shipped back to the states for discharge. He was proud to serve his country in
the U.S. Navy.
He moved to Culver City, Calif., where he learned to fly and obtained his private license for
flying. He met his wife, Coral Heywood, at the Ingle Aires, formally a USO Center, and asked her
to go flying with him as his first passenger. They were married on Nov. 30, 1947. He obtained a
job at Northrop Aircraft as a Machinist, Tool and Die Maker. He took up electronics at El Camino
College. They moved to Big Bear in 1954 and he worked for Kaiser Cement Plant. After 27 years
he retired from Kaiser Cement as an Instrument Trouble Shooter in the Electric Shop.
Ken joined the Elks in Big Bear Lake in 1977 and transferred to Prescott Valley, Ariz., in 1996.
He served several years on the Big Bear Municipal Water District's Citizens' Advisory Committee
representing Division IV. Ken & Coral were one of the first 4 couples in the Dancing Bears. He
enjoyed flying, fishing, roller-skating and square dancing.
Ken was a wonderful husband, father and friend to those who new him. He is survived by his
wife Coral Face, his two daughters, Marilyn Huston and Joan McCune of Big Bear City, along with
six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Memorial service will be held on Dec. 18, 2011, at the United Methodist Church, 8944 E. Sommer
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Probate Attorney in Ontario, California
In Ontario, California, probate is the process through which a Court determines if a will is valid or not.
As part of this process, the Ontario, California probate court will determine the validity of the will, inventory the decedent's assets and debts, and then, finally, distribute the estate according to the will, assuming it is found to be valid.
Wills typically name the person who is to serve as executor of the estate. If no executor is named, the Ontario, California court will appoint an executor. This is typically the person who stands to gain the most if the will is found to be valid.
The executor is the person who initiates probate proceedings. The person who stands to inherit the most from the will is typically appointed the executor, because they will have the most reason to help the process go as quickly as possible, so they can get their inheritance.
Duties of the Executor in Ontario, California
The executor has several duties concerning the will. First of all, they have to actually initiate the probate proceedings with the court, and this procedure has to be finished before the will takes effect.
Additionally, it's the executor's job to notify all involved parties that the person who made the will has died. "Interested parties" are usually people who are named in the will, or who would inherit the estate if the decedent had died without a will.
Because people who stand to inherit from the testator may be scattered around the country, or even the world, contacting them is sometimes difficult. One of the responsibilities of the executor is to collect a list of everyone who is entitled to inherit from the decedent, so attempts to contact them can be made. They additionally have to account for all the testator's debts and assets.
As the representative of the estate, the executor has to take charge of the probate process, filing the proper court papers, and, if necessary, hiring an attorney for help. If the estate is large, and the executor stands to inherit a great deal of money once this process is done, they'll probably find it to be worth the time and expense.
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Because of the difficulties involved in probate, it would be a knowledgeable idea to consult with and retain a Ontario, California attorney who specializes in probate, especially if you are the executor of an estate.
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Life in OntarioOntario, California is a city in San Bernardino County. Its current population is about 170,000 people.
For thousands of years, the area now known as Ontario was a hunting and foraging ground for the semi-nomadic Tongva band of Native Americans. People of European descent arrived when Mexican settlers began populating the area.
Ontario's early economic growth was fueled by agriculture, and tourism by wealthy Californians, who viewed the area as a health resort, and it is still a destination for people who enjoy a warm, dry climate, either for recreation or retirement.
During and after World War Two, Ontario, and many other suburbs, experienced a housing boom, thanks to the explosion of industrial activity, which significantly increased the population. Modernly, there is still some manufacturing activity in Ontario, California, which is an important part of its economy.
Owing to its diversity and relatively large population, a thriving legal community has sprung up in Ontario. Ontario, California lawyers are as diverse as the community itself, and virtually every imaginable practice area is represented. If you need legal advice or representation, an Ontario, California lawyer is a good person to ask.


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In lieu of anything about dogs, I leave you with this clip about the recent $750 million settlement with GlaxoSmithKline.
The whistleblower in this case made $96 million, and as I note 100% of this award was paid for by GlaxoSmithKline. The Government hits companies with up to triple damages in these case, and over $15 is returned to the U.S. taxpayer for ever $1 invested in prosecutions and investigations. In case you wondered what I do for a living, this is it.


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The Oak Branch Garden Club will meet at 1 p.m. Feb. 21, not the regularly scheduled Feb. 28, at the Portage County Gardeners Center in Rootstown.
Sandra Mikursh, guest speaker, will explore the topic, Life in the Western Reserve a glimpse into a pioneer womans life presented with humor and fact.
Hostess for the meeting will be Marian Goodyear.


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GAINESVILLE - The rain and the cold could not put a damper on the crowd's enthusiasm, as Green Street in Gainesville was lined with holiday cheer for the "Christmas On Green Street" festivities Sunday afternoon.
The event was kicked off with a parade of antique cars down historic Green Street. Carolers and musicians performed for those in attendance, while several of the historic homes that line Green Street were open to the public for tours.
The evening wrapped up with the lighting of the Rotary Tree.


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MIAMI - Commissioners in Miami voted Thursday in favor of a plan to both preserve and build at the site of a major prehistoric Native American village in the city's downtown.
Developers, archaeologists and city officials reached an agreement last week that would preserve two sections of limestone that once held Native American structures.
The two circle formations carved into the bedrock would be surrounded in glass and put on display in a building that would also house a movie theater, restaurants and a hotel.
HistoryMiami would also operate an exhibit at the site.
The village's discovery set off an intense debate between archaeologists and developers.
City Commissioner Marc Sarnoff said the new plan was modeled off historic preservation sites in London and Barcelona.
The plan calls for the new Metropolitan Miami to relocate certain features, including the hotel's steps.
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Welcome to Iris AO, Inc.
Iris AO, Inc. manufactures small scale, microelectromechanical (MEMS) based adaptive optics (AO) systems that offer radical advantages in cost, size, power consumption, durability and flexibility. Iris AO systems make AO practical for a host of new applications, including retinal and biomedical imaging, portable laser communications and horizontal imaging.
Our manufacturing process is designed from the outset to enable large stroke, low cost, small size and scalability to meet the demands of imaging applications. In addition to the deformable mirror technology, Iris AO manufactures calibrated high-voltage high-channel-count drive electronics, AO controllers, and AO development systems. Factory calibration makes Iris AO's systems easy to operate and ready to use out of the box, dramatically reducing development time.
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- The Iris AO team welcomes you to Photonics West and BiOS 2017 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco! Please stop by booth 8923 at BiOS or stop by booth 2635 at Photonics West and come talk to us about your AO needs.
- Iris AO sponsors the 14th Advanced Imaging Methods Workshop in Berkeley CA. The workshop is one of the largest on the west coast and brings together world-class researchers and Nobel Laureates from a wide variety of fields, including biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and optics.
- Iris AO successfully completes all of the design and concept demonstration milestones for a 3045-actuator MEMS deformable mirror (DM). This NASA Phase I SBIR research demonstrated field-stitching of a critical layer using high-resolution DUV lithography and completed conceptual designs for packaging and test systems for the 1015 segment piston-tip-tilt (PTT) DM.
- Iris AO welcomes additional MEMS process engineers and expands its facilities to make room for a additional clean room space. The additional hires and new clean room more than doubles fabrication throughput and increases operational efficiency.
- Iris AO releases Externally Addressed Playback (EAP) feature. EAP allows for the instantaneous lookup and application of previously stored deformable mirror (DM) shapes. EAP can be used for scanning systems, optimization algorithms, and compensating for aberrations in images. Shapes are stored within the driver box and can be commanded to the DM via a hardware interface that is addressed much like computer memory.
- Iris AO teams up with its UK distribution partner, Laser 2000, to host table #731 at SPIE Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation. Iris AO deformable mirrors (DM) were referenced in 11 different papers at the event. Iris AO's own paper focused on the long-term stability and temperature variability of Iris AO DMs.
- The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) awards a Phase I SBIR to Iris AO to develop a 3045 actuator (1015 segment) MEMS DM.
- Iris AO welcomes a new distributor to expand into the Asian market. T.E.M. Inc. will handle sales of our deformable mirror and AO system products in Japan. Check our contacts page for more information.
- Iris AO Founder and CEO, Dr. Michael Helmbrecht presents a paper at CLEO Conference 2016: Improvements to power handling and longevity culminate in a successful 1000-hour operational testing of a 3.5 mm aperture PTT111 MEMS DM while exposed to up to 16W of UV laser power. Such advancements in MEMS deformable mirrors (DM) have made them suitable for use in industrial laser systems to improve beam quality and beam-steering/shaping.
- The Iris AO team welcomes you to Photonics West and BiOS 2016 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco! Please stop by booth 8738 at BiOS anytime from February 13 to February 14. Or, stop by booth 326 at Photonics West anytime from February 16 to February 18. You're also invited to join us at 2:30pm on Tuesday, February 16 and Wednesday, February 17 for Improving your image with Iris AO adaptive optics, one of many top tier technical presentations Edmund Optics will be hosting at booth 1615.
- Iris AO Partners with Edmund Optics for International Distribution of a new PTT111 Deformable Mirror System with Custom Window Coating.


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Cancer fundraiser
East Lincoln Relay for Life team Betting on a Cure will hold a fundraiser "Cooking for Cure" 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Westlake Restaurant, 1235 N.C. 16 Business in Denver. All proceeds will benefit Relay for Life.
Commissioners meeting
Lincoln County Board of Commissioners will meet 6:30 p.m. at the James W. Warren Citizens Center in Lincolnton.
Tabernacle of Blessings Apostolic Ministries, 306 linden street in Lincolnton, will host a Five-Fold Ministry Revival 7 p.m. nightly today through April 5. For more information, call (704) 308-6712 or (704) 735-8627.
Lion's Club
The Lincolnton Lions Club will meet 7 p.m. in the Elm Classroom of CMC-Lincoln's Medical Plaza in Lincolnton. Members and guests planning to eat in the cafeteria should arrive 30 minutes early. Topics for discussion will be recent Zone 11 and District 31-A cabinet meetings along with election of officers, club fundraisers/service projects and membership recruitment. For more information, call (704) 735-8154.
Last Man's Club
The Last Man's Club will meet 11 a.m. at the Lincoln House restaurant in Lincolnton.
Federation of the Blind
The Lincoln County Federation of the Blind will meet 10 a.m. to noon at the Lincoln County Senior Center, 514 S. Academy St. adjoined to Gaston College-Lincoln campus, For more information, call Billy Milburn at (704) 483-2327 or Joy Scott at (828) 428-3239.
Joint work session
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners & Lincoln County Planning Board will hold a joint work session 6:30-8 p.m. on the third floor of the James W. Warren Citizens Center.
Cancer rally
East Lincoln Relay for Life will hold their last rally before the big event (April 26) 7 p.m. at Denver UMC, 3910 N.C. 16 in Denver. For more information, visit relayforlife.org or Relay for Life of East Lincoln County on Facebook.
4-H Club
Register now to be a part of the Lincoln County 4-H Livestock Club, which will meet 6:30 p.m. April 9 at the North Brook Community Center, 568 N.C. 274 in Vale. For more information or to sign-up, contact Extension Agent and Head of 4-H Youth Development, April Dillon, at (704) 736-8458 or email@example.com.
United Way celebration
Sign-up now for United Way of Lincoln County's 2013 Annual Meeting & Campaign Celebration 6:15 p.m. at Vesuvius Vineyards in Iron Station. To RSVP, email email@example.com. RSVP to Kathy Vinzat by April 8 by calling (704) 732-8055.
LCHA Conference
Register today for the Lincoln County Historical Association and Gaston-Lincoln Genealogical Society's 2013 Conference set for 6:30 p.m. April 12 at the Lincoln Cultural Center and a book signing by Rodney J. Steward 9 a.m. April 13 at Pleasant Retreat Academy/Memorial Hall, 129 E. Pine St. in Lincolnton. For more information or to
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Holiday entertaining can be more fun than it used to be. Family and friends have adopted relaxed attitudes when it comes to get-togethers. Fussy finger foods are out. Serve-yourself, trough-style appetizers are in.
I used to work for weeks preparing cook-to-impress individual bantam-bite appetizers for holiday parties: itsy-bitsy popovers, crab-stuffed snow peas, and cheesy phyllo triangles.
Now I prepare one or two self-serve selections, delectable offerings that my guests can dip or spread or spear.
Make your homemade hors d'oeuvres look bountiful by buying the rest of the appetizers from bakeries and specialty grocers. Store-bought delicacies might include a glorious cheese platter, augmented with a bowl of mixed olives or candied nuts, some dried figs or Champagne grapes.
Another possibility would be an impressive antipasto platter groaning with a selection of marinated veggies, prosciutto slices and salami. Whether the appetizers are purchased or homemade, think about the best presentation for each and have garnishes ready to add glamour and color. Fresh herbs and edible (pesticide-free) flowers and leaves (such as citrus leaves or banana leaves), make fast, easy garnishes. Crisp radishes (leave some of the green leaves on top), raw shredded cabbage, steamed asparagus and kale can gussy up a platter with instant color and texture.
Here are five easy holiday appetizers along with presentation ideas to add festive glamour:
This tangy cheese dish can be scooped up with either thinly sliced toasted baguette or sturdy tortilla chips. For added glamour, garnish platter with slivers or chunks of fresh mango and chopped cilantro.
Yield: 4 to 6 servings
- 3 large fresh Anaheim chilies; see cook's notes
- 2 large garlic cloves, peeled
- 1 (5-ounce) log soft goat cheese, crumbled
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh oregano
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- For serving: 1 baguette, thinly sliced, toasted
- Optional garnish: Spears of fresh mango and chopped cilantro
Cook's notes: For a shortcut, instead of fresh chilies, substitute a 4-ounce can of roasted, diced mild green chilies (drained) and skip Step 1. Use caution when handling fresh chilies, taking care not to touch face or eyes and washing carefully afterward. The cheese mixture can be prepared 1 day in advance through Step 4. Cover and refrigerate.
1. Adjust oven rack to 8 inches below broiling element; preheat broiler. Line baking sheet with large sheet of aluminum foil (foil should be big enough to extend 5 inches on each side of sheet). Place chilies in single layer on top of foil. Broil until lightly charred and starting to blister. Rotate chilies with tongs and repeat broiling procedure. Remove from oven and use overhanging foil to enclose chilies. Let rest 5 minutes. Open foil. When chilies are cool enough to handle, peel, seed and dice.
2. In small saucepan, bring 1 cup water to boil on high heat. Add garlic cloves and reduce heat to medium; simmer 3 minutes. Drain. Chop 1 clove; thinly slice 1 clove.
3. In medium bowl, combine cheese, cilantro, oregano and chopped garlic; toss. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Toss. Cover and chill.
4. Crumble cheese in center of platter. Top with roasted chilies and sliced garlic.
5. Drizzle with oil. Surround with toasted baguette slices or sturdy tortilla strips. If desired, garnish with mango and chopped cilantro.
Nutritional information (per serving): Calories 247 (51 percent from fat), fat 14 g, protein 15.4 g, carbohydrates 4.1 g, fiber 0.1 g, sodium 545 mg, calcium 163 mg
Source: Adapted from Bon Appetit magazine
These chunky steak fries are delectable mates for a creamy blue cheese dip. For a shortcut, instead of preparing a from-scratch version of blue cheese dressing, buy a prepared refrigerated dressing such as Bob's Blue Cheese Dressing. Doctor the dressing by adding crumbled blue cheese and chopped parsley to taste.
Yield: 8-10 servings
For dip:
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 cup crumbled Maytag or other blue cheese (about 6 ounces)
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 1 shallot, minced
- 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
- 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon celery seed
- 2 tablespoons minced flat-leaf parsley
- Freshly ground black pepper
For fries:
- 4 medium russet potatoes (about 2 pounds), scrubbed
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- Kosher salt to taste
- Garnish: Chopped Italian parsley
1. Prepare blue cheese dip: In food processor fitted with metal blade, combine mayonnaise, blue cheese, buttermilk, shallot, lemon juice and zest, Worcestershire, salt and celery seed. Pulse until evenly combined but still slightly chunky. Stir in parsley and season with pepper, to taste. Transfer dip to bowl and refrigerate for flavors to come together while you make fries.
2. Prepare fries: Position rack in center of oven and preheat to 500 degrees. Place baking sheet on center rack and preheat 10 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, cut potatoes lengthwise into wedges by eighths, leaving skins on. In large bowl, toss wedges with olive oil.
4. Carefully remove baking sheet from oven and arrange potato wedges on it, cut side down, keeping them evenly spaced. Using rubber spatula, scrape remaining oil in bowl over potatoes (it helps them get crispy). Bake until browned and crisp, about 30 minutes. Transfer fries to serving platter, arranging them so that they overlap slightly and season with salt. Sprinkle with chopped parsley. Serve immediately with blue cheese dip.
Nutritional information per serving: Calories 400 (55 percent from fat), fat 24.4 g, protein 6.1 g, carbohydrates 40.0 g, fiber 1.5 g, sodium 700 mg, calcium 89 mg
Source: Adapted from http:// foodtv.com
Classic French rillettes are spreadable pates that showcase chunky bits of tender pork and pork fat. In this updated version of mouthwatering Salmon Rillettes, fresh poached salmon is combined with smoked salmon, along with capers, herbs, mustard, softened butter and brandy. It is delectable spread on thin slices of bread, crackers, cucumber slices or pita triangles.
Yield: About 4 cups
- 3 cups water
- 1 pound skinless salmon fillet
- 1/2 pound smoked salmon, finely chopped
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) softened unsalted butter, cut into 8 pieces
- 3/4 cup minced shallots
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh Italian parsley
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 2 teaspoons drained capers
- 2 teaspoons brandy or B&B liqueur
- 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon zest
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- For serving: Toasted sliced baguette or crackers or cucumber slices
- Garnish: Sprigs of Italian parsley
1. Bring 3 cups water to boil in deep, 12-inch skillet on high heat. Add fresh salmon; reduce heat and poach at bare simmer, turning once, until just cooked through, 8 to 10 minutes. With slotted spatula, transfer salmon to bowl and cool.
2. Flake poached salmon with fork. Add smoked salmon, butter, shallots, parsley, lemon juice, mustard, capers, brandy, zest, salt and pepper. Stir until well-combined. Pack into 1-quart terrine or bowl. Refrigerate, covered, at least 4 hours. Serve with bread, crackers and/or cucumber slices. Garnish with Italian parsley. Provide a small spreading knife.
Nutritional information (per teaspoon): Calories 107 (47 percent from fat), fat 5.6 g, protein 6.3 g, carbohydrates 4.9 g, fiber 0.1 g, sodium 85 mg, calcium 21 mg
Source: Adapted from "The Gourmet Cookbook" edited by Ruth Reichl (Houghton Mifflin, $40)
The tasty salad is tucked into easy-to-hold glasses so that party-goers can gab and go. For the easiest presentation, have guests serve themselves. Place glasses next to salad-filled bowl. Place a basket of toasted baguette slices next to the bowl, as well as a small plate of anchovies. For easiest serving, provide tongs (or the style of salad servers in which the spoon and fork are connected). Provide forks and a pepper mill.
Yield: 10 servings
- 1/2 baguette, cut into 10 thin diagonal slices 6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided use
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic, divided use
- 6 canned anchovy fillets, plus 10 more for optional topping
- 3 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 1/2 pounds bite-sized pieces romaine lettuce hearts (clean and crisped)
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place bread slices in single layer on rimmed baking sheet. In small bowl, combine 2 tablespoons olive oil and 1 teaspoon garlic. Lightly brush garlic oil on top of bread slices. Bake in middle of preheated oven until golden brown, about 8 to 10 minutes. Set aside.
2. Finely chop 6 anchovies and place in garlic-oil bowl; add remaining olive oil, 2 teaspoons garlic, lemon juice and mayonnaise. Whisk to blend. Add salt and pepper; stir.
3. In large bowl, toss lettuce with dressing and cheese. Toss. Distribute among 10 glasses. Top each with toasted baguette and, if desired, anchovy.
Nutritional information (per serving): Calories 600 (38 percent from fat), fat 25 g, protein 20.7 g, carbohydrates 70.1 g, fiber 3.2 g, sodium 1,290 mg, calcium 165 mg
For the easiest approach, rather than wrapping all the persimmon wedges yourself, place persimmon wedges and overlapping slices of prosciutto next to each other on a wooden board. Wrap a few so that guests get the idea, then invite them to roll their servings to meet their taste (some prefer more prosciutto than others). Place some fingers of pecorino cheese and toasted walnut halves on the board as well to accompany the wedges. Guests can package the cheese or nuts with the persimmon wedge if they like. And, if you like, also provide a few ripe pear wedges; they are delicious wrapped with prosciutto as well.
Yield: 32 wedges
- 4 Fuyu persimmons; see cook's notes
- 5-7 ounces thinly sliced prosciutto
- For serving: Toothpicks
- Garnish: Sprouts or microgreens
Cook's notes: Fuyu persimmons are the variety that is the same shape as a tomato, slightly flattened at top and bottom. There is another variety called Cinnamon, which is also delicious wrapped with prosciutto. Hachiya persimmons, those shaped somewhat like a heart (the bottom end is pointed), are eaten only when very, very ripe and very soft. They are not appropriate for this use.
1. Wash persimmons in cold water and wipe dry with paper towels. Using small, pointed knife, remove calyx (leafy portion at top) from each persimmon. Cut each persimmon in half from top to bottom. Cut each half into 4 wedges. Wrap each wedge with narrow strip of prosciutto, twisting it around middle. Secure each with toothpick.
2. Place on platter and garnish with sprouts or microgreens (Trader Joe's sells microgreens — immature greens — in plastic containers.)
Nutritional information (per wedge): Calories 120 (30 percent from fat), fat 4 g, protein 10.1 g, carbohydrates 11 g, fiber 1 g, sodium 67 mg, calcium 12 mg


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A picture is worth a thousand words. We see it every day when we showcase our e-commerce and technology products. So we'll let our photos give you a glimpse into what it's really like to work at Macy's Technology.
Macys.com has been my favorite experience thus far due to the collaborative environment, the ability to see new ideas quickly come to life and the unique exposure to senior management.
Awesome people combined with great work-life balance & plenty of growth opportunities make macys.com an ideal destination for anyone starting or continuing their career in this industry.
Human Resources
There are far too many things that I like about working here but most of all my co-workers and my leaders are absolutely amazing.
I like working at macys.com because it is clear that the culture has formed around collaboration, trying new things and freedom to fail: as long as we learn from the experience.
I love working at Macy's because there is always opportunity for growth. Macy's always has a position, or is willing to create a position that fits my strengths and career interests.
What I love at Macy's - innovation and empowering culture!
Customer Experience
Macy's fosters an environment where I can grow professionally through hands-on experience and strong mentorship.
Macy's offers the stability of a large, widely respected brand coupled with the entrepreneurial spirit and drive necessary to stay competitive in this ever-changing internet age.
As it sounds so cliché, I love working at macys.com because of the people. These professionals are also my work family, and I look forward to each day with these teams.
Awesome and fun culture! Most importantly, macys.com not only talks the talk, but also walks the walk when it comes to valuing and investing in employees.
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Working at a place that supports collaboration and career development is why the people at Macy's are truly the best. I love the people!
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Welcome to Sarah Bettey Photography, featuring photos
from the Mt. Hood to Portland, Oregon areas and beyond
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Check out my honeysuckle flowers! I am a proud gardening mama of a new honeysuckle bush this year. Last year, when I found out I was pregnant, I got a bunch of bulbs and perennial plants in so I would have a fairly easy garden this year. I knew I would not have time to dedicate to the project like I normally do. This plant was one of them. So I am happy to report that it is successfully growing up my back fence and attracting butterflies. And if only I could post a smell on this blog, because the fragrance is wonderful too!
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Friday, July 6, 2012
Sunset over the Columbia River
The other night, my son was quite fussy right at bedtime. The surefire cure for this is a car ride. He usually falls asleep within a few blocks of our home. I realized that this was happening right before sunset, so I grabbed my camera as we headed out the door. I am glad that I did, because I was able to catch the sun right as it disappeared behind the trees on Government Island, which sits in the middle of the Columbia River between Oregon and Washington.
What a great week back. I am so glad I have started blogging again. Thank you to all my new followers here on Blogger and the new people who have "Liked" Hood Photography on Facebook!
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Location Taken: Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, OR, USA
Thursday, July 5, 2012
The Stone House
I had to do some research to find the background on the abandoned shack in Portland's Forest Park. This is what I found:
"Danford Balch, the original owner of the land in the Lower Macleay Park area, was the first man legally hanged in Oregon. On October 1, 1850, Danford Balch and his family took a donation land claim (DLC) of almost 350 acres near the settlement of Portland. He built a cabin on the land and became fairly successful but drank too much at times. By 1858, Danford and his wife, Mary Jane, had nine children—five boys and four girls. His eldest daughter, Anna, 16, eloped against her parent's wishes with the hired hand, Mortimer Stump of Vancouver, Washington, on November 4, 1858. On November 18, 1858, Danford tried to retrieve his daughter from the Stumps when they came to Portland for supplies. Instead he "accidentally" shot Mortimer Stump to death with a shotgun. Danford was tried, found guilty and sentenced to death by hanging. On October 17, 1859, Danford Balch was hung for the murder of Mortimer Stump. He was the first legal execution in the state of Oregon. In 1897, Donald Macleay, a prominent Portland merchant, turned the upper portion of the Balch property, the steep gulch of Balch Creek (pictured yesterday), to the city for use as a park. The Stone House was built during the Depression by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) as a restroom alongside then Balch Creek Road. It was maintained until the Columbus Day storm in 1962 took out the plumbing system and heavy vandalism over the years forced park officials to abandon it rather than embark on costly repairs. It remains as a favorite spot to rest along the trail."
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Location Taken: Forest Park, Portland, OR, USA
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Waterfall in Forest Park
On Sunday, a friend and I hiked with my son on a trail in Portland's Forest Park. Forest Park is so awesome. Surprisingly, I had never been, but I am impressed by the concept of a large chunk of forest in the middle of Downtown Portland. The over 8 mile long park is one of the country's largest urban forest reserves. This waterfall caught my eye as we walked and I had to get a picture of it. The water was very muddy in Balch Creek that day from the recent heavy rainfall, but the picture, including the water itself, is pretty nonetheless.
To my American blog readers - Happy Independence Day!!!
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Location Taken: Forest Park, Portland, OR, USA
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
In keeping with my rainy theme this week... While hiking last weekend, everything around us was dripping wet. You could not help but notice the huckleberries on the edge of the path. This one in particular caught my eye because of the perfect water drop just getting ready to let go.
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Monday, July 2, 2012
Yellow Buttercup
Another little bug on a flower pic, but I am not sure what kind of bug this is on this buttercup. It is hard to photograph buttercups because of their shiny petals. I liked the little raindrops. Our weather is about to change back to sunny, so I made a point to get out this weekend and capture some of the rain drops and take advantage of the lighting an overcast day provides. I will post those pics all this week!
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Webinar- The importance of the extracellular matrix for stem cell differentiation
July 9, 2013 8:00am PST presented by Marie Zhang Ph.D. of MicroStem, Inc.
Please register at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7145863858983675904
Webinar- The importance of the extracellular matrix for stem cell differentiation
July 9, 2013 8:00am PST presented by Marie Zhang Ph.D. of MicroStem, Inc.
Please register at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7145863858983675904
Engler and colleagues at UCSD adapted conventional printing technology to dot a substrate with defined compositions of matrix proteins. Stem cells can be bound to each dot, allowing scientists to study their properties in many different matrix-based niches. This technology was commercialized by a company called MicroStem.
MicroStem, Inc. announced today that the National Cancer Institute (NCI) has awarded the company a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I grant to support the discovery of tumor microenvironments that promote lung cancer cell invasion and metastasis.
MicroStem is pleased to launch the c-Stem microarray system for culturing and analyzing embryonic or induced pluripotent stem cells. The c-Stem system utilizes a ChamberMatrix Array platform to create 16 "wells", each containing MicroStem's StemMatrix ECM in 9 replicate spots.
MicroStem will give a technical presentation at the Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine on April 5, 2012 at 12pm. The presentation will cover applications for MicroStem's MicroMatrix arrays as well as standard MicroStem workflows for establishing primary and stem cell expansion and differentiation systems. MicroMatrix arrays enable rapid understanding of effects of ECMPs as the regulate fate and function. Lunch will be served.
Intrinsic extra cellular matrix properties regulate stem cell differentiation- "Our ability to regulate the stem cell niche as the body does is likely a critical requirement for developing differentiated cells from stem cells for therapeutic applications." Read more here
ScienceDaily (Feb. 22, 2012) — Oncologists have known that in order for cancer cells to spread, they must transform themselves so they can detach from a tumor and spread to a distant organ.
Justin Bingham, VP of Business Development at MicroStem Inc will give a Perkin Elmer sponsored talk:
Wed, Jan 25, 2012
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MicroStem, Inc will release new products in first quarter of 2012 focused on stem cell growth and differntiation. Building on the successful MicroMatrix™ cell array technology, MicroStem will utilize the platform to develop cell specific matrices for stem cell growth and differentiation. SuperMatrix™ will make stem cell growth and differentiation a reality in every cell biology laboratory. SuperMatrix™ comes ready to use with a complete protocol that outlines a simple method for coating. Stay tuned!


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The Benicia High girls basketball team ended the season with a flourish after a 49-44 win over American Canyon.
The Panthers (14-9, 7-3 Solano County Athletic Conference) ended the regular season with two straight wins. Nikki Andaya finished with 21 points, five rebounds and three assists.
Adrianna Williams finished with 16 points, four rebounds, two steals, two assists and two blocks. Lexi Saitz finished with six and Morgan Banks had two points and nine rebounds.
American Canyon's Jessica MacGuire finished with 21 points on four 3-pointers.


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A weekly animated re-cap of all the latest celebrity hijinks!
Life isn't easy when you're a disembodied head without skin.
A total of 45 Gunchests were produced, but only one remains.
Great game, but i was curious if have just one ending possible
this is good, cool, but i am stuck in the 13 level, i can't jump the wall, so even if i end my stuff there, life was up to be lived
the wall jumping is no. rage quit at level 13 and rightfully so as the wall jumping mechanics are incredibly inconsistent and annoying. game overall has a really nice vibe and style to it but this level ruined it for me.
I remember finding this when I was younger. I was super good at it.
Now I fucking suck.
Great game tho, 5/5.
The graphics and gameplay were so... Fluid! It's amazing as I go around bashing the robots like a cannon. It feels heavenly when you kill them one by one cause the physics are amazing. They just suddenly explode to bits and you feel as if you're James Bond.
The ground seemed so fluid and it's like you're in water. The landscapes were cute, too. The main character sure is small, but this guy packs a punch. This is one hell of an amazing game! 5/5! :D


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Swimmer Michael Phelps, the greatest Olympian of all time with 22 medals, 18 of them gold, celebrated his retirement from competitive swimming with friends at Surrender Nightclub and Encore Beach Club at Steve Wynn's Encore.
The celebration began Friday night at Surrender, where Phelps was joined by Olympic gold medalist and training partner Allison Schmitt and poker professional Phil Hellmuth. Phelps was given a hero's welcome from the packed nightclub as he entered the DJ booth to join his friend, Grammy winner and Dutchman Afrojack.
Phelps fired the nitro cannon into the crowd and then got on the microphone and shouted, "This is my first night of retirement at Surrender!" He then threw back a shot of Grey Goose, and the party continued into the early hours of the morning.
The festivities continued Saturday at Encore Beach Club as Phelps partied in a bungalow overlooking the daytime revelers and enjoyed the sounds of superstar DJ David Guetta. Schmitt, fellow Olympic gold medalist swimmers Nathan Adrian and Charles Houchin and several other friends joined Phelps for fun in the sun.
Encore Beach Club's bikini-clad servers presented him with a cake paying tribute to the 22 Olympic medals he won during his swimming career, the most ever for any Olympian and including the record-setting eight gold medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.
Phelps and Schmitt worked their way down past the pool where they greeted fans before joining Guetta in the DJ booth. The crowd roared with excitement and began chanting "USA! USA! USA!" as the Olympians grinned from ear to ear. The excitement continued as Wynn and his wife Andrea entered the DJ booth and joined in the memorable moment.
Thanks to contributing photographers Erik Kabik and Amanda Nowak for their photo gallery of Phelps and Guetta frolicking in the holiday weekend sun.
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