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California Break'in
Posted 05 March 2012 - 02:08 PM
It was an ambitious plan, so we left at the crack of....um 9:00 AM. Phil just took delivery on his 2012 FJR a couple weeks ago and had only put on about 70 miles between some short runs and a ride I took him on out to Salmon Falls Rd a week ago. Jamie, rode 7500 miles with me across the country on his Harley Sportster, and now has a 2006 FJR. For what it's worth, they look identical, and it's a good thing I had the Galaxy Blue bike to stand out on this trip.
Napa Valley Hwy 128 north of Calistoga, it looks like Spring (and it looks like I can't hold the camera steady while pointing backwards). Phil left and Jamie right.
Phil looking like the proud papa, is 6'-4: and a definite candidate to join us in Los Rosbustos MC.
Crossing out of Napa Valley into the Alexander Valley
A landmark! The mustard is in full bloom now and creates a yellow carpet between the still leafless vines in the Valley.
We rolled thorugh the wine country to Healdsburg then refueled for the trip to the Coast. Passing Lake Sonoma we turned on to Skaggs Springs Road. Here Phil and Jamie learned what it's like to drag footpegs. The predictable radius turns, perfect pavement and lack of any LEO presence made this a perfect run. It was also much too fast for me to snap photos and I was out of sight ahead of the others so as not to distract them from the serious business at hand.
Skaggs Springs crosses a river and becomes a different road. This "Goat trail" was useful for explaining to Phil why he would soon be looking for a custom seat.
Jamie chasing while Phil falls a bit behind.
Ewok adventure road
So who can tell me the difference between the 2012 on the left and the 2006 center, both struggling to keep up with their senior brethren on the right?
A perfect day on the coast, with the fog far out at sea.
Friends of Busta's enjoying the sun
I ride an FJR. I don't need no stinkin' trailer.
Posted 05 March 2012 - 02:39 PM
My favorite is the Texas BBQ Brisket, served with a couple sides and a choice of hot or mild sauce and a judicious serving of Boont Amber Ale from the Alexander Brewery in Booneville.
Jamie and Phil with his desert
He likes the new bike so much he bought us lunch
Time to head up the coast to Mountain View road. The shadows are already foretelling of late afternoon. On a 400 mile day, you don't get to sit in the sun at a leasurly lunch and finish in daylight at this time of year.
Pretty as a picture
Mountainview Road is a bit goaty in spots, and Phil let me know it was getting painful. So after going through Booneville, we headed up Mountain House Rd, and then the unbeliveable twisties and swithchbacks of Hwy 175 to cross the ridge to Clearlake
By the time we were on Hwy 175 / 29 heading into Lower Lake the sun was setting, and we still had 130 miles to get home.
As darkness fell, we rolled towards Lower Lake and refueled in Clearlake. We made the decision to stay on the relatively major road Hwy 20 to I-5 to get home. With more daylight we would normally take Hwy 16 through Cache Valley. In the dark, my HID lights and Clearwater Kristas burned a wall of light into the darkness. The Escort radar detector gave early warning of a CHP up the road cloaked in the darkness under a tree. Phil exclaimed, "I didn't know what happened, we're on a straight passing lane one minute doing 75, and the next you threw out the anchor." Al in all farkles are good, and I ended with a good appreciation of my seat, taller windshield and auxiliary lighting compared to the new bikes today.
What a great spring day. Mission accomplished, Phil's bike has 590 miles on it and he is stoked for his first break-in service.
I ride an FJR. I don't need no stinkin' trailer.
Posted 05 March 2012 - 02:50 PM
Sounds like frikken heaven to this '05 rider. Sure wish I was one of you'se!
Nice RR Tom.
Posted 05 March 2012 - 04:38 PM
Posted 05 March 2012 - 05:25 PM
But, Really Nice Bastards! Outstanding Ride Report Tom, the prose was excellent and the photographs were great!
Posted 05 March 2012 - 09:58 PM
Posted 05 March 2012 - 10:25 PM
Thanks Papa Chuy Viejo! See you in Big Sur next month. I'll bring Michael if we can drag him from work and Irish whisky.
I ride an FJR. I don't need no stinkin' trailer.
Posted 06 March 2012 - 03:42 AM
Michael, you weren't working on Sunday, were you?
Thanks Papa Chuy Viejo! See you in Big Sur next month. I'll bring Michael if we can drag him from work and Irish whisky and nasty women with loose morals.
Posted 07 March 2012 - 06:46 PM
Thanks for the reminder.
through - RIP TJB
Posted 07 March 2012 - 09:31 PM
Ummm. Waitress.
Ah, Gualala.
Thanks for the reminder.
Ummm. Big boobies, nice smile.
Ummm. Me Likee!
Oh, Tom, I'm a noobie....
When can we ride?
I wouldn't change a fucking thing; I've lived hard, played hard, and I ain't done yet. I've paid some severe penalties along the way, but the rewards have been so much greater; even if for just have participating in the game of life with utmost abandon. It's not who rides the furthest in a day, but rather in a lifetime. CBA member #1, IBA #31845 and very proud of both.
Posted 07 March 2012 - 09:45 PM
Escort radar detector works for the CHP with out being busted?
"The weather is here, I wish you were beautiful"
Posted 07 March 2012 - 10:17 PM
Ummm. Waitress.
Ah, Gualala.
Thanks for the reminder.
Ummm. Big boobies, nice smile.
Ummm. Me Likee!
Oh, Tom, I'm a noobie....
When can we ride?
Dude! All you need is a FJR!
(Preferably blue...one with an engine would be better)
I ride an FJR. I don't need no stinkin' trailer.
Posted 07 March 2012 - 10:22 PM
Gosh darn nice ride report! spent a few nice summers in the area in the 80's while at the Geysers, riding the XS 750 out the coast while courting my honeybunny. nice memories rekindled. Thanks!
Escort radar detector works for the CHP with out being busted?
It's not the radar detector...it's the Clearwater lights that make 75 in a 55 at night possible.
I ride an FJR. I don't need no stinkin' trailer.
Posted 08 March 2012 - 09:20 PM
"Ride fast enough that you can't take your mind off riding, but not so fast that you get worried about crashing."
Posted 08 March 2012 - 09:49 PM
1 more sleep!
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- Age: 55 or older
- Race: Black
- Family history of prostate cancer, especially father or brother
- Family history of prostate cancer diagnosed at a young age
- A high-fat diet
- A need to urinate frequently, especially at night
- Difficulty starting urination or holding back urine
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- Cystoscopy
- Prostate biopsy
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- Have early stage prostate cancer that is growing slowly
- Are of an advanced age
- Have serious health problems (risks of treatment outweigh the benefits)
- Pelvic lymphadenectomy—removal of lymph nodes in the pelvis to determine if they contain cancer
- Radical retropubic prostatectomy —removal of the entire prostate and nearby lymph nodes through an incision in the abdomen
- Radical perineal prostatectomy —removal of the entire prostate through an incision between the scrotum and the anus
- Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) —removal of part of the prostate with an instrument inserted through the urethra (may be done to relieve symptoms)
Radiation Therapy
- Conformal radiation therapy—conformal radiation therapy uses three-dimensional radiation beams that are conformed into the shape of the diseased prostate. This treatment spares nearby tissue the damaging effects of radiation.
- Intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT)— IMRT uses radiation beams of different intensities to deliver higher doses of radiation therapy to the tumor and lower doses to nearby tissues at the same time.
Hormone Therapy
- Luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH) analogs (such as goserelin, histrelin, leuprolide, triptorelin)—these drugs cause testosterone to drop to a very low level.
- Luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH) antagonists (such as degarelix)—these also reduce the testosterone level, but do so faster and without the surge of testosterone that happens with the LHRH analogs.
- Anti-androgens (such as bicalutamide, flutamide, nilutamide)—these drugs work by interfering with the body's ability to use androgens.
Other types of hormone therapy, such as:
- Estrogen therapy—rarely used now unless other treatments are not working
- Ketoconazole—affects the production of androgens
- Abiraterone—may be used in cases where prostate cancer does not respond to other treatments
- Orteronel (experimental drug)—affects the production of androgens
- Enzalutamide—affects the production of androgens
- Abiraterone—may be used in advanced stages of prostate cancer
Other Treatment Options
- Cryosurgery—this involves using an instrument to freeze and destroy prostate cancer cells
—if prostate cancer has spread and other treatments have not been effective, chemotherapy may be used. There are range of chemotherapy drugs available, such as:
- Docetaxel (this is usually the first chemotherapy drug that is tried)
- Cabazitaxel
- Mitoxantrone
- Estramustine
- Doxorubicin
- Immunotherapy—Immunotherapy is a drug treatment that aims to build your immune system so that you can better fight cancer cells. Sipuleucel-T is a type of immunotherapy that is approved to treat prostate cancer that has spread.
Targeted therapies—Targeted therapies focus on the cancer cells, rather than attacking both the cancer cells and the healthy cells. Some examples include:
- Selective endothelin A receptor antagonist (SERA)—interferes with the process that cancer cells go through to grow
- Anti-angiogenic drugs—blocks the formation of new blood vessels, which stops the growth of the cancer cells
- Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (such as Imatinib)—blocks the protein that triggers the cancer cells to multiply
- High-intensity focused ultrasound—This treatment involves using an endorectal probe (a probe that is inserted into the rectum) to destroy cancer cells with ultrasound energy.
- Eat a healthy diet . Your diet should be high in fruits, vegetables, and fish, and low in red meat.
- Ask your doctor about taking certain medicines. For example, daily aspirin therapy and 5-alpha reductase inhibitors may reduce your risk of prostate cancer.
American Cancer Society http://www.cancer.org
National Cancer http://www.pcf.org
Prostate Cancer Canada http://prostatecancer.ca/
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Angiogenesis inhibitors. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Therapy/angiogenesis-inhibitors . Accessed September 19, 2012.
Biological therapies for cancer. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Therapy/biological . Accessed September 19, 2012.
Chemotherapy for prostate cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/ProstateCancer/DetailedGuide/prostate-cancer-treating-chemotherapy . Updated February 27, 2012. Accessed September 19, 2012.
Evolution of cancer treatments: targeted therapy. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/CancerBasics/TheHistoryofCancer/the-history-of-cancer-cancer-treatment-targeted-therapy . Updated June 8, 2012. Accessed September 19, 2012.
FDA approval for sipuleucel-T. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/druginfo/fda-sipuleucel-T . Accessed July 31, 2012.
Hormone (androgen deprivation) therapy for prostate cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/ProstateCancer/DetailedGuide/prostate-cancer-treating-hormone-therapy . Updated September 4, 1012. Accessed September 19, 2012.
Hormone therapy for prostate cancer. Mayo Clinic website. Available at: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/hormone-therapy-for-prostate-cancer/MY01633 . Updated August 10, 2012. Accessed September 19, 2012.
Imatinib. PubMed Health website. Available at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0000345. Accessed July 31, 2012. Accessed September 19, 2012.
Prostate cancer. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us . Updated August 20, 2012. Accessed September 19, 2012.
Screening for prostate cancer: current recommendation. US Preventative Services Task Force website. Available at: http://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/prostatecancerscreening.htm . Published May 2012. Accessed July 31, 2012.
Targeted therapy for prostate cancer. Texas Oncology website. Available at: http://www.texasoncology.com/types-of-cancer/prostate-cancer/targeted-therapy-for-prostate-cancer/ . Accessed July 31, 2012.
What is biological therapy? National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/treatment/biologicaltherapy . Accessed September 19, 2012.
What's new in prostate cancer research and treatment? American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/ProstateCancer/DetailedGuide/prostate-cancer-new-research . Updated September 4, 1012. Accessed September 19, 2012.
What is provenge? Provenge website. Available at: http://www.provenge.com/advanced-prostate-cancer-therapy.aspx . Accessed July 31, 2012.
Xtandi (Enzalutamide) approved for late stage prostate cancer, FDA. Medical News Today website. Available at: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/249785.php . Accessed September 19, 2012.
2/12/2010 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us : Smith DP, King MT, Egger S, et al. Quality of life three years after diagnosis of localised prostate cancer: population based cohort study. BMJ . 2009;339:b4817.
2/19/2010 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us : Mahmud SM, Franco EL, Aprikian AG. Use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and prostate cancer risk: A meta-analysis. Int J Cancer . 2010 Jan 20.
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Jenise wrote:Many new to WLDG/FLDG are probably confused by the occasional reference to "old FLDG" or what we sometimes call FLDG Classic, our original home on the web. Unfortuantely, we outgrew our old software, and even more unfortunately we couldn't move the recipe and tasting note data bases to new software. But Robin does maintain the old site out there in the ether for reference, and many of us frequently peruse it for recipes that we remember fondly. It's a true treasure trove of recipes and food conversation where even those who never knew it existed will see many familiar faces still with us today.
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Anatomy of Sock Design Part I: Getting to the Cast-On
I am so glad to hear that many of you intend to enter some socks in my wee little contest this spring! I cannot wait to see your designs! I encourage everyone to give it a go. Lately, I have received many emails from knitters interested in entering, but intimidated by the design process, the prospect of judging, and the field of competitors. I will do my best to allay these concerns. Although it is a competition, I hope it is clear that the spirit of the contest is most certainly positive and supportive. My only interest is to encourage exciting new work. Who cares if you are not an established designer? You have ideas about socks, don't you? Sock design should not be intimidating to anyone who has ever knitted a sock: after all, socks are basically two tubes joined by a heel and capped with a toe. The heel and toe are the only challenges of basic sock construction! If you choose to, you can design a completely new way of knitting socks; my point is simply that you needn't do this to enter and be competitive.
There, are you convinced you can do this? I hope so. Since I am working on my own pattern for the contest – a thanks-for-entering pattern for all participants – I thought it might be worthwhile to document how I go about designing a sock. I am by no means an expert at this, but I'll certainly share how I work best. I will divide this up into three separate posts: getting to the cast-on, heels & toes, and writing the pattern. Let's start with the first segment: planning out a design well enough to cast on.
Anatomy of Sock Design
Part I: Getting to the Cast-On
First, I start with my audience. Who will knit this sock? People who designed socks for my contest – in other words, this will not likely be anyone's first knitted sock. Therefore, the pattern should be challenging enough for somewhat experienced sock knitters, but not so complicated and difficult as to be intimidating. The design must be fun to knit, otherwise I will lose interest in finishing the sample and you will not get a sock pattern. So far, my criteria are 1) not easy; 2) not super hard; 3) fun to knit; and I'm going to add 4) pretty.
Next, I think about what I want for the main body of the sock. Texture? Lace? Cables? Twisted stitches? Slipped stitches? Color work? If I am to enjoy the knitting, lace, twisted stitches, and slipped stitches are out. Although I like how those styles look, I find them rather fiddly to work. Since tedious knitting will not bring back my sock mojo, they're out. Cables are out too, as I just finished a large cabled pullover and my wrists need a break. More about the sweater later – we're talking socks here, remember? Focus! Between texture and color work, I'll choose color any day.
Plus, I just found the most amazing stitch dictionary in the history of time: Latviesu Cimdu Raksti: Ornaments in Latvian Gloves and Mittens by Irma Lesina. I found a reference to it Lizbeth Upitis' Latvian Mitten book and decided to look it up. If you can find a copy, it's worth the hunt. It took my university's library 8 weeks to get a copy by interlibrary loan – there weren't many books printed and few remain in circulation today. Written in Latvian, the book contains only mitten and glove plates with traditional designs from Latvia's four districts of Kurzeme, Latgale, Zumgale, and Vidzeme. I intended to photocopy some stitch patterns I liked, but the book was far too fragile to do this. Instead, I set up my tripod and photographed them. I may have photographed the entire book.***
This particular stitch pattern stood out in my mind: the splotches look like microbes! I'm really tempted to call these socks Culture Socks (bonus play on "culture shock"), but the ladies at my knitting group seem to think that would be rather a turn off.I know they're right, but wouldn't it be more fun to think of them as microbes instead of jigsaw puzzle pieces or a houndstooth pattern?? I like microbes. I think I'm going to run with this idea.
Now that I have a stitch pattern, I need to decide how to use it on the sock. That's easy for me because I want to use it all over. Using two colors for the entire sock requires about as much additional skill as I'd like. After all, if you don't do it regularly, knitting with two colors can be rather cumbersome. On the other hand, this small stitch pattern is quite easily memorized and will not tie the knitter to a chart. I hope to strike a good balance between complicated and fun to knit.
For several years now, I have made a rather conscious effort to never knit anything twice (excepting a design of my own that needs further testing). I do this for two reasons: 1) I like to learn something from every project to improve my skills; and 2) there are so many patterns I want to knit that I haven't time to dawdle on any particular one. Because this is how I like to knit, I try to include in my patterns a technique or an idea that may be new to some knitters. For this sock pattern, I will use a corrugated rib cuff, an unusual heel, and some nontraditional striping down to the toe.
Now that I have a plan for the cuff (i.e corrugated ribbing) and a plan for the sock body (i.e. microbe stitch pattern), I'm ready to consider gauge and size. This is where I fly by the seat of my pants a little. Although I am a religious swatcher and swatch washer, I will not swatch for a measly sock. I refuse. Luckily, as long as I don't care about my sock height (and I don't), it isn't entirely necessary. Let me explain. I generally know that I can make a gauge of 7-8 spi with most sock yarns on US 1.5 needles, my preferred sock needles. At its widest point, my calf circumference measures 13.5″ and my ankle circumference measures 8″. If I cast on for an 80-stitch sock and work from the cuff down, the cuff will likely fit somewhere between those two points. If my stranded gauge turns out to be 10 spi, it will be a shorter sock. If my stranded gauge is 8 spi, it will be taller.
Now I have a plan for my 80-stitch sock, beginning with corrugated ribbing and continuing on with the stranded pattern. But wait! Where are my US 1.5 needles? Stewing in an unfinished sock, of course. Unfinished since August 2008, in fact.
These long unfinished Fascine Braid Socks were the unwitting casualties of my lost interest in sock knitting. The pattern is wonderful, well written, and really pretty. Sadly, I chose the wrong yarn to go with the pattern so Tiennie's lovely textured pattern can hardly be seen. Since this contest is all about getting me back into knitting socks, I decided to finish this pair, rather than buy a new needle. You may laugh, but I'm not the only one finishing up these nagging projects – Maritza, Nova, Carolyn, and Val have all recently finished long languising single socks. It's a good thing.
Alright, now I can begin.
I admit that I tried two other color combinations before settling on this one. So far, I like this one a lot. I'm using Louet Gems Fingering Wt in Fern and Teal. Now that I know my gauge from the leg of my sock, I can figure out the decreases I need to do to get down to the ankle.
I have absolutely no plan yet for the heel, foot, or toe. The good news is that I don't need one for another couple of days. Knitted progress on my sock has been slow this week because we sold our house and will be moving 600 miles away in less than six weeks (right around the time this contest closes, actually). It should be fun!
Stay tuned for Part II: Heels & Toes.
***I assume this is completely illegal, but what am I supposed to do when I can't buy a copy of a rare, out-of-print text? I would pay $$$ for this book if it were available!
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Looks good so far! Nice colors, patterns and the name seems fun to me!
Those are gorgeous! And I would totally make a pattern called Culture Sock.
Thank you! I was about to give up on the whole idea (I'm one of those newbies who's intimidated out of her wits), not because I don't stand a chance of winning (I can deal with that) but because I'm afraid I'll bore the judges to death, and losing this many terrific knitters and designers because of my boring design…? Well, it would gnaw at my conscience.
But your blog post revives my interest again, nevermind the risk of Death-by-Boredom. That's the judges' problem. :)
PS: How do you achieve stretchibility (or is it stretchiness?) with colorwork?
PPS: Love the Culture Sock name.
I would love to enter, if I can find the time. We'll see. :)
I love fair isle and colorwork, too, but I find that knitted fabric loses a lot of stretch with stranded colorwork, so as much as I like the look, I've avoided it in socks thusfar. Hats, mittens, no problem. I suppose as long as one is careful with gauge and sizing, it wouldn't be a problem…but do you have any thoughts on this?
I really appreciate you putting down your design process in writting. I think you are offering a valuable lesson!
yay elinor, you're a good encourager. but alas, i know for certain that i can't compete this time :(
i think culture socks is a great name, ang the pattern looks interesting so far.
I'm not exactly sure about copyright, but I'm almost positive that as long as the book is out of print, you can copy it as long as you are not doing it for profit (ie, not selling copies of the book.)
I love the colors of this sock! So spring-y!
Thanks for sharing the process – it's enlightening. I like your choice of colors for the sock & the corrugated rib looks great. It's my goal this year to knit fair isle socks.
I like your idea for a pattern name. But I like bad puns, so I might not be the best audience to judge naming conventions. Also, what am I doing on the internet? I have a sock to design!
Well… I am going to try, and of course the idea that appeals most is something I have minimal experience with. Mostly worried about the deadline. Bought the yarn today! Thank you for the encouragement–L
totally off subject but… moving?! I know I don't see you that often but I'll miss you at knitting group.
I can't wait to see the sock patterns.
I'm in love already, i hope the pattern will be up soon?
and here in NZ it is ok to copy a book that is out of print and can not be obtained via other means … I know some countries have different laws – mostly it is about valuing work, i that you are not to deprive the author of income by copying rather than buying the book … but when the author or publisher has no copies to sell … and you are not making money from it or defaming them .. it would morally be ok.
Here in the UK it you can copy short sections of a book for certain purposes (out of print or not) but not the whole thing. Thats illegal. Just because you really want a book and there is no way to have it doesn't make it right. You can't have everything you want – I'm sure all our mothers have said that to us more than once!
Sorry, I don't want to come across like the internet police or something. A lot of people (particularly on the net) seem to believe whatever they want to believe about copyright depending on what they want, regardless of the law. If I were breaking the law of my country then I probably wouldn't post about it on a public blog. But its not like anyone is going to come prosecute you…or are they? Has anyone heard of a case?
You picked a winning color combo and wonderful yarn, how could the socks not be fabulous? It's funny, I don't mind slip stitch but consider fair-isle fiddly. After reading this, I may rethink that opinion. I must try fair isle in socks sometime.
btw, I e-mailed you about not being able to reset my password. I just signed up again, so you can ignore that. Now I have two contest accounts, but since only one of them has pattern info, I suppose it doesn't matter.
I was so excited about your sock contest!! Then I started designing a pair. I thought, "How hard can this be; I make it up as I go along all of the time." Well, let me tell you! Apparently, the thought of competing against other more experienced knitters of sock has me in a state of malaise. I've torn out these babies so many times that I'm down to one sock from the two-at-a-time that I started with AND it's taking over my life! When I finish these babies, it will be the accomplishment of a life time, even if I don't make it by the deadline.
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I have Britney Spears "baby one more time" and Clay Aiken's "Invisible"
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I am really into fitness and I have a stripper pole in my living room! I am actually really good at it, and it is fun to show off when people come over!
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
Recently, I had a guy aske if he could pull my hair at work. It was really creepy.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I worked at Little Caesars when I was 15, and I used to have to shake the $5 dollar sign! It was embarassing!
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I haven't done anything too dangerous! I have always wanted to sky dive or be in a cage around sharks. However, the most dangerous thing I have probably done is street race in my 1989 Firebird when I was 16!
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I either eat Taco Bell or make mac n cheese after a crazy night!
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I don't really have anything strange! I have some protein shakes and a 48 hour Hollywood cleanse in my fridge.
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When I get drunk I dance on bars! haha I did play freeze out when I was younger. My friends and I were running around the car in the mall parking lot with just our bras and underwear.
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If I am at my house relaxing, probably nothing or just a t-shirt. When I go out though, I feel sexiest in a cute dress and heels!
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Brown's abrupt decision, while not surprising to some GOP insiders who knew he was wavering, stunned the rest of the political world and delivered a major blow to Republican Party leaders who saw in him their best chance to win the June 25 election. It came with little warning to national or state leaders, who had been pleading with Brown to run, and caused a furor within state party ranks.


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Edwin N. Williams was born in Kane County, Illinois on August 8, 1845, son of John and Caroline Hobby Williams. He joined the Union army in 1862, serving in the 69th Illinois regiment under Colonel Joseph Tucker. Prior to the end of the Civil War, Williams was one of the guards in charge of Confederate prisoners at Fort Douglas in Chicago. After the war, Williams moved to Montana and owned a ranch near present-day Bozeman. Williams also lived in Butte prior to moving to Corinne, Utah, where he operated a freighting outfit for many years. In 1873, Williams married Mary I. Tyler in Elgin, Illinois. They were the parents of six children: John Tyler Williams (1874-? ); Minnie Louise Williams (1878-1949); Lottie Belle Williams (1879-1879); Lottie Belle Williams (1881-1930); Edwin Newton Williams Jr. (1883-1962); Carrie Irene Williams (1886-1886). Mrs. Williams died in 1890. Williams resided in Ogden for more than thirty years prior to his death on April 4, 1932.
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The collection is arranged chronologically covering the period from 1890-1911. It contains personal and business correspondence, bills and newspaper clippings. Included in the business correspondence are letters dealing with real estate holdings and financial matters. The collection also includes correspondence from J. W. Guthrie concerning taxes for 1898. Guthrie started a banking business in Corinne and later established a branch in Ogden. In 1878 H. O. Harkness acquired the Guthrie bank, and in 1884 it was granted a national charter and became the Commercial National Bank. The personal correspondence provides interesting information on economic conditions during this period. It includes a discussion of the lack of housing in Salt Lake City, and the migration of families to the Bear River Valley to establish farms. Personal letters also discuss common ailments of the time including rheumatism, dyspepsia and neuralgia, as well as some mentions of medicines taken for these ailments. Also included are discussions of political activities, especially the right of women to vote in Corinne. The collection was obtained by purchase from Benchmark Books, Salt Lake City, in August of 1998.
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Williams, Edwin N.
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Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant, 2007-2008
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Gromfest Lay Day Today
8th July, lay day has been called for the first day of the Gromfest event, small waves today but the swell should comp up late this arvo, could be game on tomorrow!
Gromfest 2011 all set to go!
Many of the best 16 and under surfers in the world look set to enjoy great waves at this week's 16th annual Rusty Gromfest. With a powerful southerly swell moving up the coast and clean offshore classic winter conditions along the surf rich region of NSW's far north coast, the Lennox Head region should be firing right through the contest window period which begins this Friday and can potentially extend right through to Tuesday.
The field includes Australia's very best boy and girl grom's (16 year's and under) along with a number of outstanding international youngsters who will test their skills at what is a world renowned annual gathering. All youngsters chase the Rusty Gromfest title because this the original and best and boasts an honour roll of winners like no other event! Stephanie Gilmore, Sally Fitzgibbons, Mick Fanning and Julian Wilson are a small sample of Rusty Gromfest champions and those who win a division in the coming week will be joining an esteemed group and may well be on a pathway to a successful professional career. Just a few of the obvious surfers to watch include Eli Steele (Qld), Kanoa Igarashi (USA), Massin O'Neill (Tahiti), Leonardo Fioravanti (Italy), Michael Wright (Lennox Head), Kirstin Ogden (Byron Bay) and Karelle Poppke (Tahiti) but the reality is that unknown youngsters emerge at the Rusty and it's exciting to see these new talents appear.
The Rusty Gromfest will begin first thing Friday morning when competitors and official meet at Lennox Head beach. Last years Kerrazy Airshow was an exciting new initiative included in the Rusty and it's on again with these super talented youngsters displaying futuristic aerial moves. Anticipation for an epic event is high!
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At the grocery store we're seeing more-and-more "gluten-free" products. We know there are some people who absolutely cannot eat products with gluten in them, but what does "gluten-free" mean to the rest of us?
The FDA released a new definition of what "gluten-free" is that products must adhere to. There is a mention in this article as-well about whether or not eating a "gluten-free" diet is even healthy. I thought it was an interesting read.
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Spokane Indians manager Tim Hulett had one message for his team before the bottom of the 11th inning.
"Just find a way to get it done," Hulett said to no one in particular in the Indians dugout.
Chris Garia answered the skipper's call, launching a towering two-run, two-out home run over the left field wall to give the Indians a 5-3 walk-off win over the Boise Hawks in 11 innings.
The home run has capped a powerful couple of days for Garia, who has now hit three home runs in the last two contests. The speedy outfielder isn't known for his clout and claims he has never been on a power surge remotely close to what he's experiencing.
For his part, Garia says he's just trying to hit the ball hard and on the line. His approach in the 11th inning on Monday was no different.
"Yesterday he pitched me outside, outside and then when I go hit [today], I think he throw me outside," Garia said. "Then after two balls, one strike, I look for a good pitch to hit and I hit it."
After a slow start to the season, Garia has boosted his average to .289 after going 5-for-9 at the plate the last two games. During that span, Garia has hit three home runs and a double, stolen a base and knocked in four runs from the leadoff spot.
"Really, you want your leadoff guy to get on base, but he's not only getting on base, he's swinging the bat with some authority, he steals bases, he puts a lot of pressure on the defense," Hulett.
The towering home run off Hawks reliever Matt Iannazzo snapped a streak of 13 straight extra-inning losses for the Indians that dates back to July 2011.
Spokane has now won four straight and have seized the momentum that seemed so elusive during a 1-6 start to the season.
"It's a big deal," Hulett said. "A lot of times in baseball, we don't think about momentum and we need to ride this thing out as long as we can. The momentum can swing the other way. That was a big deal."
The Indians were three outs from closing out a 3-2 win in nine innings, but the Hawks' Carlos Penalver led off the frame with a single and advanced to third on a Jacob Hannemann double. With the Spokane infield playing in, Shawon Dunston hit a ground ball up the midlde that shortstop Alberto Triunfel stopped with a dive.
After looking Penalver back to third, Triunfel got the out at first. But Penalver took off for home following the throw to first and Ryan Cordell didn't see him break for the plate.
Reliever Abel De Los Santos was able to get out of the jam with just the one run given up, but the game was tied 3-3 and went to extras.
De Los Santos ended up with the win after he threw three innings, allowing just the one run on two hits. With a thin bullpen, Hulett was prepared to call on catcher Brandon Garcia to throw the 13th inning if the game got to that point.
The Indians jumped on the board early as Garia walked to open the first. After stealing second and advancing to third on a fly ball to center, Cam Schiller plated him with a single for a 1-0 lead.
Schiller brought Spokane's second run home, as well, taking a pitch in the foot with the bases loaded in the fifth to force home Marcus Greene.
Down 2-1 in the seventh, Hannemann tied the game for the Hawks with an RBI double down the left-field line to score Penalver from second. The Indians stranded Hannemann -- a third-round pick out of BYU -- at third, though, when Kevin Encarnacion grounded out to shortstop Alberto Triunfel.
Indians starter Kelvin Vasquez labored through four innings, but was adept at escaping trouble. He allowed just one run on five hits and a walk, leaving runners on base in each frame.
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Here are my 2nd and 3rd pages.
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I am still working on mine! I have two done and just thinking about a third.
It took me a while to cut out the photo part! I am fairly new to PSE and unfortunately with an 18 month old daughter who is now interested in playing on Mummy's computer (UUGGHH), it is hard to find time to learn.
Hopefully I will finish tonight.
You can count me in! I made two pages already, here is the link to the preview.
Here are my first two.
If I get a chance this early evening, I will do another one.
I only got one page done, but here it is:
Claire - Rookie Homemaker
Just noticed this in the forum and had purchased the kit during CIJ - hope it's not too late. Will put page in gallery as soon as it is finished.
Santa's Workshop
Hope I'm not too late - just noticed this in the forum as we have been away.
Last edited by Tallie; 08-08-2008 at 09:07 PM.
Nope, meant for the deadline to be tonight :) Thanks to everyone who has already submitted their pages...gonna be a great album!
I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days attack me at once.
Oooppps, I forgot to post the link to my third page.
Here it is! http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...0&ppuser=12444
Holly, Did this exchange already go out?? If it did, I missed mine. I know you have several going on at all times, which is a ton of work for you! I just didn't want to miss out on such great layouts! Thanks!
LisasMom on GDS, PhilsMom on Hello, JakesNana on Photobucket, Vicki in *real* life!!
I was wondering the same thing (if I missed the send out of the exchange) - have been out of town and haven't sorted through all the emails. Great looking papes, so didn't want to miss out.
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- LOVE! Review by Kingamber
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I have had my kitties for a little over a year now and have been using the litter locker the entire time. I was purchasing the litter locker refills via our local Petsmart and paying $12/refill until I stumbled onto this website. I already knew I loved the product, but to find it at such an amazing price on this website was wonderful! Not only that, I got free shipping and it arrived super fast, AND they even included a small bag of treats for my girls... their favorite kind too.. greenies!
Thank you Value pet supplies, you now have a new lifetime customer! (Posted on 1/23/13)
- Great price for a great product Review by jph
Your Rating Product Litter Locker Refill Cartridge 24pk
Been purchasing this product from big box pet store since getting my cat several years ago. Makes cleanup easier. Decided to see if cheaper online and valuepetsupplies.com is nearly half the price. Ordering was very easy and delivered when promissed. Highly recommend this vendor and product. (Posted on 1/13/13)
- best i've found Review by FLgal
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best product for containing odor and so convenient. (Posted on 12/26/12)
- Great Value Review by Rob
Your Rating Product Litter Locker Refill Cartridge 12pk
Great Value for the price. Quick delivery and convenient. (Posted on 12/11/12)
- Love It! Review by JT
Your Rating Product Litter Locker Refill Cartridge 48pk
Love this product. I have several cats so it's much more convenient than a separate bag each time I clean out the litter boxes. And it contains the odor better too. (Posted on 6/7/12)
- Super price [...] Review by Catt Lover
Your Rating Product Litter Locker Refill Cartridge 1 pk
Great price [...] highly recommend seller. Thanks. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Buy it all the time. Review by inna
Your Rating Product Litter Locker Refill Cartridge 1 pk
Good product. Have been using it for 3 years. Always order it from this site. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Great product! Review by MAE
Your Rating Product Litter Locker Refill Cartridge 1 pk
This litter locker filler works great, it's very convenient to use and there's no odor. I have one cat and a single filler lasts almost 3 months. (Posted on 3/10/11)