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Sat-Sun: 10am-5pm, Tue: 10am-8pm, Thu-Fri: 10am-8pm, Mon: 12am-8pm, 10am-8pm
Neighborhoods: Central, Noe Valley
Laser Hair Removal – I was nervous about laser hair removal and I felt very relaxed after meeting with a nurse at Dermalounge. I scheduled an appointment the next day for the procedure. I felt very comfortable and the nurse who did it was great. They give you ice packs to help with the pain. I wouldn't call it pain actually - more just uncomfortable. After 1 treatment there's already a difference. I didn't feel pressured at all by the staff and they made me feel very comfortable.
Great Facial - Spa and Medical facility all in one! – I had the best facial of my life today from Megan! I've been getting regular facials for about 5 years now and this tops them all. Dermalounge is the perfect combination of a spa facility (hand and arm massage, neck massage, facial massage, comfy bed, etc) and a medical facility (clean rooms, healing products, improved skin condition). I will definitely become a regular. Thanks Megan and Kristin!
great treatment – Just want everyone to know the fantastic experience I had with Linda yesterday at Dermalounge... she was fantastic!!!!.. Made you feel so comfortable and was just about pain free.. she explains everything thoroughly and helps you to enjoy your treatment! she's funny, kind and so easy going.. also the receptionist was GREAT.. so nice .. made you laugh and feel right at ease.. I would recommend this place to EVERYONE! Ask fr Linda B! She will make your DAY! Looking forwad to further treatments! thanks Linda!
SOOOO Relaxing – Just got a facial from Kim and it was fantastic! Instead of leaving you lying on the table for 20 mins. while the mask is on, bored or impatient, she gave a nice shoulder, arm and hand massage during the mask.
Amazing facial and more! – The advanced facial with microdermabrasion is the greatest deal in the city! I walked away with velvety-soft skin and enjoyed a pratically full massage throughout the facial--a complete bonus!
I've also had laser hair removal and IPL treatment--both of my specialists were incredibly informative and friendly. The service was effective and virtually painless.
I'd highly recommend DermaLounge for anyone looking to improve their skin, look younger and just relax!
This is the only place that cleared my skin – The IPL treatment is like topical accutane. Nothing (face washing, prescription creams, drugstore creams, Remede, Bliss, antibiotics, chemical peels, etc) was preventing my skin from breaking out, and I was unwilling to do another course of Accutane. After three IPL treatments I am not wearing makeup, which is an unheard of event in my life. Yes, it is pricey. But it has cured my acne, which is (ahem) priceless.
SF's best facial and medical spa – New-ish (they revamped from Nourish in 2005/2006) Dermalounge is redefining skin care and maintenance as the Bay Area knows it. Aside from the superior products -- Skinceuticals and the like all the way -- the staff there "love to pamper people". Who says that?? All the lovely people at Dermalounge, that's who! So now go and get yourself the BEST (no hyperbole here; serioulsy, it's the BEST) facial of your life and whatever other professional skin care needs that you might have. You will be very happy with yourself.
Fabulous Facials & Botox!! – I'm all for the facial with a massage and that is what Dermalounge offers! I also had a little b-tox and can still show facial expression without the nasty forehead lines i wanted to get rid of. Nicole Alvino is an awesome person and a great business leader for women!!
Best Medical Spa in SF! – I have been a client of Dermalounge since they were Nourish. I was a bit nervous with the change, but I have to say things have only changed for the better! The best benefit from the change is they have a great gal at the front desk who can answer any question you may have about services, products, etc. She was so knowledgable that I decided to try laser hair removal. I bought a package of 5 sessions and she gave me all of the info on what to do before, after and what to expect during the procedure. I had a session last week with Amanda, who was so comforting and gentle. I was so shocked at how quick and painless it was! I already see hair loss! Bottom line, the women who work at Dermalounge are sweet, professional and into what they do.
Great facial! – I've been to Dermalounge a few times to get the Nourish Advanced Treatment facial for problem skin. It was WONDERFUL!! Athena was very thorough and I left there feeling completely relaxed and happy with clean skin! The only downside is that I usually have to wait for my appt because they are running late, and the staff talks about personal things and I can hear everything since it's a small waiting room. Sometimes I'm waiting for them to do something and they are talking. Their time could be managed a little better. However, facials are great and there is NO SALES PRESSURE. They are very knowledgeable about the SkinCeuticals products.
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Perf4CDI is an add-on package for implementations of CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection for the Java EE platform, also known as JSR-299) providing convenient integration with Perf4j, a performance monitoring library for Java applications. For basic usage, it's enough to annotate the profiling method in CDI-based applications. Many settings can be customized.
YaMma enables Business Process Automation by managing the transformation and efficient exchange of business-critical information among people, applications, and devices. YaMma ("Yet another Mail management application") is an application similar to the Kofax client. It is highly customizable through graphical tools to meet your needs, and integrates with workflow and content management applications such as Alfresco. It is an e-procedure to validate document storage in Alfresco through a complex workflow enabling various actors, from digitization system to manager, to comment or add metadata to content in order to improve later usage, categorization, and retrieval.

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In between the Cross and Rising,
In between our grief and light,
Lie the tombs of hibernation,
Times of inner healing's might.
Love one another as I love you all;
In others' needs hear my insistent call.
I bid you wear with me love's seamless dress,
Welcome the outcast from the wilderness.
Close your eye and relax.
It's dark. It's silent. You are limp, unmoving.
You were defeated, destroyed, ruined: crucified, dead, then buried.
When we pray come, Lord Jesus Do we mean to say come, you malnourished stranger come, you unwanted migrant come, you ragged child come, you crying crack baby come, you dirty panhandler come, you dying alcoholic come, …read more
I sometimes wonder if God ever tires of our prayers. Weekends must be the worst Friday prayers at the mosques Saturday appeals in the synagogues Sunday petitions from the churches. An endless round of requests. Do this, …read more
Do you ever find it odd that worshipers are greeted as they leave the sanctuary? This rite of transition from comfort to challenge. The grasping of hands, a warm smile, a word of encouragement as if to …read more
The sign outside the church said "all are welcome." Perhaps they meant to say all who look like us are welcome, all who think like us are welcome, all who believe like us are welcome, all who …read more
There is a strange silence in churches about biblical and theological scholarship. A huge knowledge gap exists between the pulpit and the pew. Consequently, many Christians cannot reconcile their belief system with modernity. Paul Jones explores seven secrets that jeopardize the nature and purpose of the church. These secrets, he asserts, must be exposed to restore the church to vigor and vitality.read more
In 2008, Willamette University purchased 305 acres of forest and farmland in the Eola Hills of Oregon. Zena Forest and Farm, as it is known, became the subject of an interdisciplinary course taught at Willamette University, in which students collaboratively wrote a comprehensive history of Zena, focusing on relationships between people and the land. The result is this book: both a story of a remarkable place and an example of place-based, student-driven pedagogy.read more
In the afternoon we went to Tucson's US Federal Court to witness Operation Streamline. About 70 migrant in chains, wearing the same sweaty clothes in which they were caught crossing, sat in the upper level of the courtroom, waiting to be tried for the crime of illegal entry into the United States. This proceeding happens in several border cities as a way to criminalize them in an attempt to deter them from entering the US immediately after being deported. "Culpable… culpable… culpable…" they said, pleading guilty, and then walking out in chains to be jailed and then deported. Students from around the country, also doing spring break border justice programs, were in the courtroom with us – many of them in tears as they witnessed the silent parade of misery before them.read more
"Bessler makes an innovative argument about the question of the historical Jesus and he makes it well. He challenges my own skepticism about the historical Jesus, awaking me from my skeptical slumbers." — Clark Williamson, Christian Theological Seminary emeritusread more
"My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" The quintessential cry of despair, when all hope is lost.read more
That Friday, oh so long ago,
Why do we call it 'Good'?
It tells a wretched tale of woe,
Of thorns and cross of wood.
"Weep not for Me, Mother,
in the grave I have life."
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Dream, dream and never give up,
Hope, hope of a world to be,
Work, work for justice and dreams,
Put others first and set people free.
How can the time of peace come to Earth?
When will all bombs be banned?
How can true justice blossom in mirth?
When will the violence end?
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Mohegan Sun's all-new Wine Wednesdays promotion kicks off Feb. 6, with tastings, dinners and champagne jazz nights each week.
Todd English's Tuscany will host a "Tastings & Tapas" event at 7 p.m. on the first Wednesday of every month. For $20, taste small tapas plates along with three different wines. Each session is led by a wine expert, who will host a discussion and Q&A about the pairings. Advance tickets are available at Tuscany.
Each Wednesday, Bar Americain and Tuscany will host four-course wine dinners, with a weekly $75 regional American menu at the Bobby Flay hotspot and a $95 Tuscan menu at Todd English's eatery. Reservations are not required.
"Champagne & Jazz" is held every Wednesday night in the Vista Lounge from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., with Veuve Clicquot champagne cocktails and a live jazz band. There is no cover charge.
Wines featured at the tastings and dinners vary by season, with California wines highlighted February through April, French wines May through July, Spanish wines August through October and Italian wines November through January.
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Juicy Couture 100ML EDP
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Juicy girls like to do things their own way - and this Juicy Couture parfum spray is a great way to stand out from the crowd.
This delicious perfume comes in a sparkling, sculptured bottle topped with a shining, golden cap.
Inside, contrary pink grape scent makes mischief with orange flower, mandarin, blushed plum, honeysuckle and creamy sandalwood.
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Juicy Couture Viva La Juicy 100ml EDP
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Viva La Juicy is a fruity and floral ladies eau de parfum designed to leave you smelling divine and feeling heavenly.
The stylish bottle features a pink bow, clear glass stopper and comes with a 'Couture' charm wrapped around the neck that can also be used as an accessory.
It opens with refreshing top notes of wild berries and juicy mandarin that combine with heart notes of honeysuckle, gardenia and jasmine, rounded out by base notes of amber, caramel, vanilla, sandalwood and pralines.
The super-feminine Viva La Juicy perfume from Juicy Couture also makes a gift idea.
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What It Is
The DC Super Friends Little Golden Book Favorites is a collection of three stories in one hardcover book. The book has 80 pages and includes the stories Batman, Superman, and Big Heroes. Batman introduces readers to the world of the caped crusader from his batcave to his enemies, including The Joker, The Penguin, The Riddler, and more. Superman introduces readers to the Man of Steel's powers and the super villains he battles to save Earth. In Big Heroes, Super Friends The Flash, Aquaman, Green Lantern, Superman, and Batman get shrunk to the size of ants by super villain Lex Luthor. They work together and use their powers to save the day, while showing kids that you don't have to be big to be a hero.
Why It's Fun
If your child is a superhero fan or if you're looking for a way to introduce your child to classic superheroes, this book collection is a great choice. The text is short, simple, and fast-paced, and the stories are not violent. Each page has brightly colored illustrations, and the book itself has a great vintage vibe.
Who It's For
DC Super Friends Little Golden Book Favorites is for superhero fans ages 2–5.
What To Be Aware Of
The authors for this book are listed as "various" and the illustrations were done in-house by Golden Books.


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The day's four awardees were humbled to be standing on stage in front of the greatest reunion ever of Hall of Famers, as 50 of the 58 living members of the shrine returned with opened arms for the newcomers.
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From the President
Niagara University proudly proclaims in its mission statement that it
educates its students and enriches their lives through programs in the liberal arts and through career preparation, informed by the Catholic and Vincentian traditions.
Our Values
As you might expect, we have an excellent educational reputation. But because of who and what we are — Catholic and Vincentian — there is an added dimension to a Niagara University education. In addition to influencing the minds of students, Niagara also shapes their values and touches their hearts.
At Niagara, we are inspired by the life and work of St. Vincent de Paul, our community's founder. St. Vincent was able to pool the good will and skills of those around him to respond to people's needs. In that tradition, Niagara seeks to inspire its students, faculty and staff to serve all members of society, especially those most in need. To that end, we have established a model service learning program that has won national recognition for the quality and scope of its activities. Approximately 2,500 students provide 55,000 annual hours of community service through the university's Learn and Serve Niagara program, and courses with a service learning component are offered in all colleges. This focus has made Niagara a national leader in community engagement and service learning, recognized by such prestigious organizations as the Carnegie Foundation. We were also named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction, one of only 12 New York state institutions.
Learn and Serve
In 2010, U.S. News and World Report once again named Niagara University among the best colleges in the Northeast. Of particular note were Niagara's improvements in the areas of freshman retention and the graduation rates of our students. Learn and Serve Niagara was also highlighted in a special listing of outstanding examples of such programs across the nation. Only 29 institutions in the country were selected for this honor.
What follows is a glimpse of several of the community service initiatives conducted at Niagara University, with a particular focus on those that contribute to the health, education, economic vitality and revitalization of our community. This is not intended to be an exhaustive compilation of outreach efforts, but rather a snapshot of Niagara's demonstrated devotion for the region that has been its home for more than a century and a half.


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Researchers at Big Blue improved graphene-based radio receiver performance by attaching the fragile form of carbon material at the end of the chipmaking process.
FCC is conducting field hearings to examine what went wrong following Superstorm Sandy, and how to keep Internet and wireless service up following the next disaster.
The text-messaging startup, which Facebook is buying for $19 billion, will introduce voice communications to its 465 million users in its quest to boost that number to more than a billion.
The government believes vehicle-to-vehicle data links will help improve driver safety, and will push for legislation requiring it in "a future year."
A demo at Mobile World Congress bridges browsers and phones for voice, video, and text-messaging communications.
CNET TV's Brian Tong discusses the latest in Apple news, rumors, tips, and tricks. This week, the iPad gets more television than you can shake a stick at, iPhone 4 rumors heat up with reports of Apple testing near field communications, and a quick tip for reading PDFs in iOS 4.
Reps. Fred Upton (R-Mich) and Greg Walden (R-Ore.) say it's time to bring the 1996 law, which governs the nation's communications networks, into the 21st century.
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Anniston police Capt. Allen George said a cashier at the Kangaroo Express on the 800 block of South Quintard Avenue was selling merchandise to customers, but not using the cash register and pocketing the money. A police report shows the theft occurred from Jan. 13 to May 13. The woman reportedly stole $1,000 from the business, the report stated.
George said today the theft was still under investigation and police were reviewing video surveillance.
The captain was uncertain if the woman was still employed by the gas station.
A suspect could face charges of second-degree theft, a felony, according to the police report.
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From seaside to shore side, keep your tablet, cell phone and other necessities safe and dry with this can't-resist plastic set, decked out in a splashy lattice print. Zip top closure. Lattice print front, clear back. Tablet case: 10" x 9"; cell phone case: 6" x 4 1/2".


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The process for returning titles varies depending on the type of reader you are using. Here are the directions for the most common readers.
Readers accessed with Adobe Digital Editions
- Open Adobe Digital Editions on your computer
- Go to Library View
- Click on the title that you wish to return and then click the small arrow to the left of the title
- Choose "Return borrowed item"
- Click "Return" in the window that pops up
Mobile devices (iPad, iPod, Android tablets, etc.)
- Open the Overdrive Media Console app on your device
- Go to your list of titles
- On the iPad, swipe to the left over the plus sign that is located to the right of the title you want to return, on Android devices tap and hold down on the title of the item till a dialog box opens up
- Touch the "Return/Delete" link
- Choose "Return and Delete" in the window that pops up
Amazon Kindle or Kindle app on mobile device
- Go to Amazon.com and login to your account
- Click on My Account
- Under Order History, click on View Your Kindle Orders
- Find the title that you want to return (it will say "Digital Library" in orange next to the title)
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Why the Beatles, though? I can't find any enjoyment out of them, but I suppose that could just be me. I'd put Asphyx on this list because they're just all-around great. Also, some Demilich because they were one of the few bands smart enough to stop releasing material before they turned to shit.
I hope our aryan overlords will emerge form their l secret base below antartica and wipe all of those under 500 of IQ And don't have the ability to mindtravel into the Xerces Galaxy.
The complete Emperor discography is like a Maine Coon.
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One of the biggest Museum stores in the country, holding the reserve collections for Birmingham Museums Trust.
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Location: Birmingham Museum
26th April 2014 - 26th April 2014
Our Saturday Arts Club for children aged 5-11 is a chance for children (and their parents) to experience working with real artists and creative practitioners. The sessions introduce participants to a variety of different materials and artforms. Children will be able to explore their creativity under the gentle guidance of Ruth Radcliffe or Benny Semp and will be inspired by the lovely works in our exhibitions and displays.
Children can attend just one or all of the sessions, we don't take advance booking but we do expect participants to be able to stay for most of the session. The sessions run from 10.30 -12.30 and will usually take place in our Learning Zone (by the
Please note - tickets for children (accompanying adults free if they want to stay) are £5 per head available at the start of the session.
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Let the AllerAir 5000 Exec UV Air Purifier (5000EXECUV) elevate your air quality. This air purification system employs HEPA filtration, activated carbon and UV lighting to combat airborne odors, gases, irritants, and pollutants. With a small footprint and sturdy metal construction, this powerful air purifier is great for use in your home or business.
Medical-Grade HEPA Filtration:Due to its medical-grade HEPA filter, you can be sure that this air purifier will remove 99.97% of particles 0.3 microns and larger, which includes dust, hair, pollen, and some viruses
Activated Carbon Filtration:Odors, gases, and harmful chemicals don't stand a chance against the 18 lbs. of activated carbon filtration featured in this unit
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Large Coverage Area:If being used for light residential use, this air purifier can clean up to 1,500 sq. ft. of space or, if being used in an office or other moderate commercial setting, is able to clean up to 500 sq. ft. of space
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- Coverage area: 1500 sq. ft. for light residential use
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Olivier Mangin was born in Strasbourg and got his degree in applied arts in Roubaix. Between 1990 and 1996, he realized five regional historical comics in the series 'Histoires des villes' and 'Villes en guerre' for Éditions Le Téméraire. He made his mark with his artwork for the political thriller 'Intox', that was written by Gilles Chaillet and published by Glénat between 2003 and 2008. Since 2009 he is one of the artists involved in the series 'L'Ultime Chimère', that is written by Laurent-Frédéric Bollée for Glénat.
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Napoli is a subtly decorated, hand-painted collection that evokes the light and colors of the coast of Italy. The soft palette of pale orange, yellow, rose, varying shades of blue and light green creates a bright, cheerful setting for any meal. Trivets protect your table and table linens from more than hot pots. Use one under a coffee and teapot and two or three beneath the Lasagna Baker. The Napoli stone trivet is backed with cork to protect your table surface from scratches and goes great with other Pfaltzgraff Napoli pieces, like dinnerware sets, platters and more. Easy to clean, simply wipe with a damp cloth. Stone trivet measures 6-1/4 inch diameter.


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Date: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 - 7:30 am
Duration: 9 Hours 30 Minutes
April 10, 2013
Passaic County Public Safety Academy
300 Oldham Road Wayne, NJ
Presented by St. Joseph's Healthcare System, Department of Emergency Medicine
Target Audience:
Emergency Physicians, Nurses, Residents, Paramedics and Medical Students
Learning Objectives:
Participants should be able to:
St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center is accredited by the Medical Society of New Jersey to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center designates this live activity for a maximum of 7.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)tm. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
This activity has been submitted to New Jersey State Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. The New Jersey State Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.
Schedule of Events:
7:30 - 8:00 a.m. Breakfast and Registration
8:00 - 8:30 a.m. Welcome, Mark Rosenberg, DO
8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Get Better Patient Care in the ED, Boris Veysman, MD
9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Business of Emergency Medicine, James George, MD, Laura Dollison, DO
10:30 - 10:45 a.m. BREAK
10:45 - 12:00 p.m. Keynote Speaker, Updates on Dyspnea, Peter Rosen, MD
12:00 - 1:00 p.m. LUNCH
1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Sepsis, Scott Weingart, MD
2:00 - 2:15 p.m. BREAK
2:15 - 5:00 p.m. Hot Topics Panel
Keynote Speaker: Peter Rosen, MD
Dr. Rosen, considered the father of emergency medicine, is the original author and current editor of Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. Dr. Rosen's extensive experience leads him to consult on a wide array of academic and clinical emergency medicine topics, specifically focusing on the establishment of emergency medicine as a specialty and creating EM residency programs. Dr. Rosen is board certified in both emergency medicine and surgery, and has been Director of the Emergency Medicine residencies at Denver General Hospital/St. Anthony Hospital Systems (1977-1988) and the University of Chicago (1971-1977). He has had a distinguished career in emergency medicine, having served in official capacities of many academic societies and committees. He has won the American College of Emergency Medicine's award for outstanding contributions and leadership in 1977 and again in 1984. In 1990, he also won the most prestigious award in Emergency Medicine, the Leadership Award for outstanding contribution to Academic Emergency Medicine from the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine. He was also a founding member of the American Trauma Society.
Registration Information:
One-Day Symposium (breakfast and lunch included)
Physicians ................................................................. $90
APNs, PAs ................................................................ $60
Nurses, Paramedics .................................................. $40
SJRMC Employees .................................................. $25
Residents, Medical Students .................................... $25
Online Registration
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Sandy Creek Nature Center is a gateway to outdoor exploration. The property features 225 acres of woodlands and wetlands with over 4 miles of trails, including an ADA interpretive trail and connections to the North Oconee River Greenway and Cook's Trail.
The SPLOST-funded Education & Visitor Center includes live reptiles, amphibians, marine and freshwater aquariums, interactive natural history exhibits, and an incredible resource library, all housed in an eco-friendly building. There is also a circa 1815 log house and several wildlife observation areas on site.
Summer Programs: Registration for Sandy Creek Day Camp is ongoing. Limited spaces remain in the following weeks:
7 - 8 year olds: Weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6
9 - 12 year olds: Week 2
Summer Explorers is for 4 - 6 year olds. Registration begins on April 26 for ACC residents and April 30 for non-ACC residents. You can register for Summer Explorers over the phone or in person.
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Durham >Restaurants > The Q Shack
2514 University Dr, Durham, NC | Directions 2770735.974061 -78.924898
Mon-Sat 11am-9pm;
Sun 12am-8pm
Neighborhoods: Rockwood
if your constipated eat here! – My friend and I had decided to go to the Q shack for lunch, and had split a full rack of ribs. I took one bite out of my half rack and instantly felt sick to my stomach... The ribs tasted like they were under cooked, so I tried eating a rib from the middle of the rack, same thing... Within 6 hrs I had a stomach ache, the next day I spent most of the time in the bathroom, the 3rd day I was doubled over in pain; thank good I made it to my doctor! The past 4 days my diet has consisted Cipro, Tylenol, and Prilosec. After 5 days I'm now just starting to eat whole foods again!
Dissapointing pork BBQ – I am surprised to hear people praise the pork barbeque -- the best in Triangle? Yikes! Go anywhere outside the Triangle -- Hursey's in Burlington/Graham for example -- and you can find much better pork BBQ than this. On the other hand, I thought the beef brisket at Q Shack was quite nice.
Great BBQ at Great Prices – I love the food here! I use to live pretty close to the Q-Shack and have tried *everything* on the menu except the hamburger. (Why would I want to get a hamburger will all the different BBQ on that menu!?!) Now that I've moved to a different part of Durham, I still go back frequently.
They have great pulled pork, brisket, and smoked turkey. When I'm looking for a healthier meal I'll get the cobb salad (which includes brisket and turkey).
The Q-Shack staff is very friendly and the prices are great. Don't miss this restaurant!
Perfect after a late movie! – I got brisket, black eyed peas, and hushpuppies and I do not have a since complaint. The service was quick, everything was hot, and they had a wide variety on the menu. I liked how the meat was local, too. Fast food type seating, made to order, and TVs everyewhere.
Best BBQ in the triangle – Okay, I haven't been to every BBQ place the triangle has to offer. But I have been to over half a dozen of the most touted places, including Allen & Sons and Bullock's, and the Q shack tops them all. While the ribs and the brisket are about average, the pulled pork and pulled chicken are out of this world. The sides are also amazing, including rotating specials like sweet potato fries and pepper jack creamed spinach, as well as classic staples like mac and cheese, baked beans, cole slaw, and fried okra. Also, they're open Sunday which can't be said of some other local 'cue joints. The price is reasonable (about $9-10 for a 1/3 lb., 2 sides, and drink - ribs are more, of course) and you order at a counter, which cuts down on tips. Phenomenal.
Saturday Lunch Spot – Hey guys,
Coming from an African-American you can believe this one. This spot is REALLY good! I can't stand NC barbeque and I've had Coopers(which is Avg at Best) and Old Tyme(Better than Coopers). The Q-Shack is really good and I can endorse the business. If I had enough money I would buy a franchise. The food is damn good.
Tasty Y'all – I'm from Texas (Austin to be specific) and this place definitely satisfies. I specifically went looking for Texas style BBQ & this place fit the bill. The decor & the fact that they have Shiner on tap really made me feel at home. The Texas sauce is a bit sweeter & more vinegary than I'm used to but not too bad. The brisket was moist (not too dry or fatty as others have said). I may have to get some brisket to go and put a little Good & Co or Rudy's sauce on it- don't tell on me!
Q shack rocks – I've dined at both the Durham (Original Q Shack) and the Raleigh (North Hills) Q Shacks and have never been dissapointed. I relocated here from Los Angeles and discovered that I have a new passion for NC barbecue and Qshack is one of my favorite places (the other's being Bullocks and Hog Heaven in Durham). The flavors and quality are always excellent. I visit the Durham location about 6-10x per year and will continue.
Don't ever mistake the ORIGINAL Q-Shack in Durham for any other... – ...as there is no other! This message is in response to ZMANSTER's ONE STAR RATING of the Q-Shack in Durham. You are mistaken in giving the ORIGINAL Q-SHACK the poor review. I am sure that you have not eaten at the ORIGINAL Q-SHACK in DURHAM, or it would be a 5-star rating. At the ORIGINAL Q-Shack, you can find the founder and owner still running the cash register at lunch. His name is Dan Ferguson who sold his North Hills location to his ex-partner several years ago. Dan Ferguson has no part in the Raleigh restaurant, and those of us who are dedicated and happy Durham customers resent the comparison. Please visit the ORIGINAL Q-SHACK, where you will find the best BBQ ever! The porportions are huge, the atmosphere friendly, the service great, and the same recipies used since the restaurant's inception. And, when you do visit the Durham Q-Shack, give Dan an "hello." Perhaps you'll re-write your review so that everyone knows the high quaiity of its food and service.
Remember, there is ONLY ONE ORGINAL! Thank you.
Avoid This Place! – I've traveled all over the USA, lived in Dallas, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Los Angeles and now relocated to Raleigh. I absolutely love good BBQ of all varieties. I went to the Q Shack located in the North Hills of Raleigh on two occasions and ordered the 3 meat combo-plate to try out a sampling. On my first visit everything was over cooked and dried out. The hush puppies looked like ?and tasted like it. I thought, gee, I must have gone in on a bad day or something. I always give people and businesses the benefit of the doubt, so I decided to Q Shack another try a few days later. Same thing?only worse! I got an upset stomach from it! I don?t know what people see in this place! Maybe at one time in history they were first rate, but believe me ? this place is NOT RECOMMENDED! Spend your money somewhere else! Your stomach will love you for it!
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Yep, but those welfare checks and government bennies will go out right on time.
FTA: "They will not collect a ransom in exchange for not crashing the economy,"The president gets his ransom AND crashes the economy.
What we should do very quickly is recount the votes.Since the constitution is so flexible, let´s extend consideration of theElectoral College´s initial estimate.As little more than a gummint estimate, it could have been way off.Seems to many that it was.Quick recount is in order.Constitution? Be damned!Two or more can play the game, Bammy.
Social security checks come from a trust fund, separate from the federal budget.And President Zero, as a u.s. senator, voted against raising the debt limit.He said it was treasonous, or some such words.
Raise it Pubbies so he can spend again!!
The direct impact of raising the debt limit (again) is merely rushing up to an even higher cliff before leaping off.
Not all leaders are tyrants, and some resist tyrants. This creep communist is becoming the most hated tyrant since Caesar, and I wouldn´t be surprised if he has his Ides of March moment.Since the President gets his authority from the Constitution, and when he violates his authority with illegal actions and demands, he betrays the trust of the American people, and becomes their enemy. I don´t think they can protect him or his cabal from a free people.How did Nero end? Mussolini? Hitler? Stalin? Mao? Castro? Chavez? The modern tyrants all disarmed their people.
Why doesn´t he ever say that welfare checks, EBT cards, and Section 8 housing vouchers would be delayed?
Obama called it a leadership failure. Of course then the debt was at 8.6 trillion, now that it´s 16.5 trillion it´s your patriotic duty. "If Obama says it, it must be very right."
Obama "demands.....", he "DEMANDS"?Bwahahahaha
Why don´t we just outlaw presidential vacations? That oughta set things right.
Why doesn´t he write a check from his personal account temporarily? We the people will pay back the amount when we have it.
How about you get the same response you gave Paul Ryan when asked about a budget...no...no...not today...not anytime in the near future either.....you own this Putter O...too many vacations, too many golf courses, too many parties in fantasy land. Too many hours of being fed communist ideas, socialist rhetoric all the while sucking on the silver spoon in your mouth.
#4, was that algorezero´s Lock Box... ?No funds for Social Security have ever been saved in any way.They´ve all been spent as we go.Recipients get theirs.The rest is always spent on the general budget, very conveniently for liberoids.Only IOU´s have been thrown in a drawer for later reference.Once the drawdown begins, funds have to come from taxes.Nothing has ever been saved.It´s always all been spent each year.Text algorezero at his iGloo for confirmation...There´s no doubt that...He could use a break from sipping Cokes with the polar bears... s/o
He...DEMANDS???Who does he think he is? Caesar?The law demands that an annual budget be passed. Where are the budgets for the last 3 years?
When people demand things, I laugh in their face.
I guess it´s full speed ahead on spending and then try to raise enough in taxes. But I don´t know: to my knowledge teleprompter has never divulged a plan.
Paraphrasing Obie here: Boo!
Raise it $200 Billion
"I am not a crook."-- Richard Nixon"We are not a deadbeat nation."-- Barrack Obama
How about quick action on reducing the National Debt ?
I suggest Ldotters write their Congresspersons and demand that they NOT raise the debt ceiling. Perhaps this could be a first step in reining in the Dear Leader.
This Kenyan can demand all he wants. Right-thinking Americans do not have to comply.
There is sufficient money to pay all government debts from the taxes received each month.This will only happen if our fearless leader chooses to do so.
Dictator for life Big Daddy Obama demands. Just once someone standup to this light weight, bully. He will fold if truly stood up to.
And I demand that he follow the Constitution. I win.
Everything this guy demands has to be `quick`. Gotta get it done right away or the earth will blow up. Too bad Boehner is such a crybaby reactionary.
Raise this Stinky (you self-absorbed pompous asshat)....
Sure he does, because the Imperial President is the cause of the out of control debt...shut the government down! It will be followed by more demands!
Why not start with welfare checks, most on SS & and our veterans worked for what they are receiving...amazing how the use of OPM (other people´s money) works!
Let me understand this: Senate Democrats havent put together a budget, Obama hasnt proposed a budget YETThe President demands an increase in debt with limits?That is an unreasonable demand- and childish in nature.
#4 has it! SS comes from trust fund. So Barry lies. Imagine that! More likely, he is so clueless as to not know that SSchecks are not paid by general fund. But the Obama "sail foam" voters think he be smart man.
This Administration just lurches from one "emergency" to the next. They haven´t passed a budget in years, or even proposed one that their own party could vote for...but yet it´s always someone else´s fault. What a bunch of clowns.
Dumbo and the clowns! If he flaps his ears he might fly away! We can only hope!
Obe there has been no budget for 4 years and now you fail again. If there is no budget no bills can be paid and by law SS and VA military pay checks are not bills and are off the table. when trying to decide which payments will not be paid remember owners eat dirt when money runs out therefore since you think you are the nation´s owners you the critters czars and all other fed bosses must forgo salary and wages.
Of course the butt-boy press never says anything about Obama´s dictatorial tone or parisanship. Were a Republican pulling this stunt, we´d hear cries of Hilter, etc. Republicans are always partisan, never willing to work with the other side at compromise, according to the butt-boy press. Look in the freakin´ mirror, for crying out loud! Oh wait . . . they do; he does. And they all like what they see: Marxism.
Let 0bama Demand all he wants; do not give in to him. He is both ignorant and arrogant.
The audacity of it all.A well trained puppet speaks to the lemmings.Why doesn´t somebody in Congress call him on it ?


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For all the talk of decline in America, here is a stat worth noting: America is expected to add five million millionaires over the next five years.
According to Credit Suisse, the United States is expected to have 16.9 million millionaires by 2017. (Millionaires are defined as those with total assets minus debts of more than $1 million). That would mark a 53 percent increase from America's 11 million millionaires today.
Credit Suisse says North America has 40, 000 residents worth $50 million or more.
The growth means that the United States will still tower over the rest of the world when it comes to manufacturing millionaires. Even if China and Asia grow at the expected 70 percent over the same period, the region will still have 50 percent fewer millionaires than the United States.
Globally, there are expected to be more than 46 million millionaires around the world in 2017 - an increase of more than 18 million. (Read more: Affluent Plan to Spend Less If Obama Wins )
Clearly, the millionaire growth numbers won't be happily received by either side of the partisan divide. The left will likely say the growth is proof that only the rich are benefitting in this economy. The right will say the numbers are flawed and overly optimistic.
To be sure, the Credit Suisse project contains plenty of unknowns and assumptions. It says that France, for instance, will also grow its millionaire count by 50 percent -- which is a big assumption given the current relocation plans of French millionaires. (Read more: Rich Are Ready to Take On More Risk )
Still, despite America's supposed decline in other areas of the economy, it still leads the world in the production of millionaires.
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English and Dutch manufactured smoking pipes dating back to the 1600s were among the artifacts uncovered during the archeological dig before the construction of the South Ferry Terminal began.
Nineteen of these pipes will be featured in an upcoming exhibition at the New York Transit Museum's Gallery Annex in Grand Central Terminal in mid-town Manhattan. The new exhibition entitled, "Where New York Began: Archeology at the South Ferry Terminal" runs March 18, 2010 – July 5, 2010. The "New York Transit Museum Gallery Annex and Store" in Grand Central Terminal (mid-town Manhattan) is open 8 AM to 8 PM Monday – Friday and Saturday & Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM. Admission is free. (The New York Transit Museum's flagship is located in a decommissioned subway station at the corner of Boerum Place and Schermerhorn Street in Brooklyn Heights. The Museum has two locations, the flagship in Brooklyn (60,000 sq. ft.) and the Annex (2,000 sq ft.)
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My father is a pipe smoker. There is nothing unusual about this, as I bet that many of you reading this grew up in a family with a father who smoked a pipe, or an uncle, or a grandfather… you get the point. As this introduced me to the wonderful pastime of pipe smoking and later pipe making, it was not this by itself that really peaked my interest.
I have always enjoyed going to interesting shops. Whether I'm interested in the items they sell or not, I have been always drawn to the unique shop that sells everything from antiques to collectables to even hobby materials. What sometimes is more interesting that the shop itself is its proprietor. A familiar, comfortable environment does not a chain store usually make. Just such a shop existed in my hometown during my formative years; Bradley's Pipe and Tobacco.
Going to Bradley's with dad, in the late seventies/early eighties, was a real treat. His shop was always, well, sort of a mess. It was one of those places where the shopkeep knows exactly were everything is, but the customer's may not have a clue. Yes, he had many containers full of his custom blends of tobacco (he truly mixed his own) and a shelf full of tins and pouches featuring the names of some of the finest blends of the day. He also had a glass case full of fine briars and meerschaums. But if you really wanted the good, interesting stuff, you had to ask. Forget trying to find it in the mounds of displays and various other loose items laying everywhere. His was a true pipe shop, so his few cigars were kept in a nice sized walk in humidor towards the back of the shop, and his selection of other tobacco goods were very sparse. Bradley smoked what he liked and liked what he sold. This was evident in his passion for the store and his merchandise, even to a young chap as I was then. The smell of the shop was terrific, a real typhoon to the senses; Latakia, Virginias, vanilla, cigars… constant nasal sensations when you walked in the door. And this carried home with us, because dad's favorite blends were Bradley's Blend and Vanilla Nut. Smoked of course in fine briars, such as Sasieni's, purchased at Bradley's. If dad taught me one thing, it was to be loyal to the person that takes care of you. Bradley and dad were friends, sort of. Bradley being a very introverted person didn't exactly exude warmth sometimes, but nor was he rude. Just quiet and to himself. Dad, always having been involved in antiques, routinely traded Bradley rare old tobacco related tins and signs for store merchandise. Bradley decorated the store with these and other tobacco related antiques, so this place was truly a lot like home to me.
The years went by and I didn't get by Bradley's as often; after all, what teenager in his right mind would be caught hanging out with his dad, and in a pipe shop of all places? I had heard that Bradley's health became bad (not due to pipe smoking by the way) and was having trouble keeping the place open. He tried selling magazines and other assorted gifts just to try and make ends meet (this was the heyday of the era of mall tobacco stores with tons of other worthless crap not even a near associated with pipes and men's accessories). Finally, the store closed and that was it, and Dad resorted to Captain Black from the grocery store.
Now flash forward to the early 2000's. I was about 30 years old and had recently discovered the incredible world of pipes and tobaccos. Up until this point in my life, I had no interest in smoking anything, so I surprised even myself when I slowly grew an interest in pipes. As with all Botherhood of the Briar, one thing lead to another and before I knew it I was a full blown collector and casual pipe smoker, as I remain today. On one of my many trips back home to visit the folks, with wife and son in tow, we wandered in a junk store. A true JUNK store. This place was not like the usual kind of place I am attracted to, but I have learned over the years of collecting a lot of different kinds of things, that sometimes you find the best stuff in the most unlikely of places. This theory again proved true, as I found out heading down an isle of junk. There was this booth, full of all kinds of tobacciana; pouches, estate pipes, pipe boxes, magazines… a true oasis in a wasteland of worthless discard. And the best part? There was ol' Bradley with a big smile on his face. He didn't recognize me from many years before, but he couldn't mistake dad, as he still pretty much looked the same.
For about 2 years, it was again a treat to visit Bradley's booth, even though his current accommodations were not "classy" as his previous. And of course by this point the Smoking Nazi's were in full swing and even in this dump you could not smoke. After all, the second hand smoke might damage some of the merchandise…. I digress. Not only did I pick up some great items, such as an unsmoked Savenlli Autograph from the early eighties, but I got to be a kid again, going to visit Bradley's with dad.
As history has a tendency to repeat itself, Bradley eventually disappeared again. His health was very poor at this point, and he could even not afford the meager booth rent at the junk store, even though he still had a few loyal customers who routinely made purchases to keep him going. I learned just recently that Bradley passed during the Holidays of 2009. Dad called to deliver the news, and as we discussed it he made a comment, "Bradley died and nobody knew it, it wasn't even in the paper…. It's like he didn't exist". I thought about it later, several times actually and have come to this conclusion. Bradley did exist and made a mark on society, as we all do when we do things for others and they take the gift and make it grow. I took my times at Bradley's and let it slowly grow into a hobby and business that I am extremely proud of. Even though dad smoked a pipe, I probably would have never set foot into a pipe shop as an adult without the memories of Bradley's. This has given me a pipe collecting hobby and pipe making business that I truly love, and that is a great gift indeed.
Colin Rigsby is a pipe maker and collector from Arlington, Texas. His work can be found at shurewoodbriarpipes.com. He grew up in Abilene, Texas, where the story above is set.
Will the new Sherlock Holmes movie starring Robert Downey, Jr. spark a new interest in smoking pipes? Read Christian Chensvold's NY Times blog about it. Also included is a list of tobacco shops in the Big Apple. Click here to go to the article.
We lost a world class pipe smoker when Walter Cronkite passed away last summer at a ripe old age and I had been meaning to say something about him for some time. I was glad at the time to see that the media were brave enough and honest enough, even in the current anti-smoking climate, to include some pictures of him with a pipe in his mouth in their many tributes to him and his long career in broadcasting. Of course, they really had to because the pipe was very often there and an important part of his image and character.
I had the pleasure of smoking a bowl with Mr. Cronkite once. It must have been back in the early 1970's. I was in P.J. Clarkes's on Third Avenue one evening when he came in and stood next to me. He put his hat on the bar and ordered a scotch. Then he took out a well worn tobacco pouch and a well used pipe, filled it, lit up and puffed contentedly. I was too much in awe of the great man to remember what we talked about (of course others would chime in quite often), but recall that he was as pleasant and down to earth as could be.
I didn't dare ask him about his pipe, but thought it looked like a Wilke. I recently called Gennaro Filosa, who worked in the Wilke shop for 18 years, to confirm that Walter Cronkite had been a customer. "He sure was," Gennaro said enthusiastically. "He came in often and bought both pipes and tobacco from us. He always smoked Mixture 72." Gennaro then recalled a skit on Saturday Night Live in which Gilda Radner claimed that she had spent the night with Walter Cronkite – and had his tobacco to prove it. Gennaro added with obvious pride: "And then she held up a can of Mixture 72 for all the world to see."
During the past few years Mr. Cronkite and I would occasionally cross paths in our common dentist's office, but I didn't have a chance to talk with him. "You just missed my other pipe smoking patient, Walter Cronkite!" Dr. K would say proudly. Dr. K obviously was very fond of Mr. Cronkite and perhaps because of that he has never given me a hard time about my own pipe smoking. In fact, he has told me that he used to smoke a pipe when he was younger and really enjoyed it. "From time to time I think about taking it up again."
It is both sad and pleasurable to look back at a time (not that long ago!) when a famous man like Walter Cronkite (or President Ford) could enjoy his pipe in public – in the office, in a restaurant or bar, on the air, in the street, on a boat, anywhere – without being condemned and ostracized by the politically correct. Indeed, pipe smoking was an integral part of Walter Cronkite's persona and I would venture to say that the calm presence he projected with a pipe in his mouth helped make him the most trusted man in America.
As he used to say, "and that was the way it was….."
In Memoriam:
William Ashton Taylor – known to all as Bill – died this past week. I knew him for the past 8 years, not as long as many others in the community, but I was privileged to work closely with him on a regular basis, particularly over the last two years.
I had many conversations with Bill on pipemaking often while we enjoyed a libation together. Bill was a dandy and always immaculately turned out and this was our other mutual interest, good tailoring. From him I learnt much about pipe making and tobacco blending. Not many people knew he was one of the last persons in England to take the British pipe tobacco blenders course; when such existed.
Every meeting with Bill was a delight & he was a natural and charming raconteur. Even our numerous trans-Atlantic telephone conversations were such a pleasure that they ran on for far longer than needed. I found that he was unfailing courteous to all, * "the true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good".
In the last 6 months of Bill life, as he was in out of hospital, I made it a point to speak with him twice weekly. Sometimes he was his old self, filled with plans and ideas for pipes, but as time progressed, he more often was too tired to carry on a conversation. Our talks ceased when his cell mysteriously disappeared in mid August. Jim Craig who saw him almost daily kept me informed. He then faded fast.
Bills' legacy to the pipe-making world is enormous. When he founded Ashton pipes in 1983, British pipemaking had been on a long decline. Bill's new line of Ashton pipes, rapidly, restored the greatness of British pipe making and forced all other British pipemakers to improve. No longer could British papermakers coast on their past reputations. Ashton was the benchmark for British pipes and their smokability set the bar for all pipemakers.
Bill Taylor was determined that his pipes would be the finest smoking pipes in world. He reintroduced oil curing, a costly and time-consuming process that insures no break in, the pipe smokes well from the 1st bowl. A process that Dunhill had abandoned in the 1950's as too costly. And his pipes certainly were among the best smokers ever. Without him I suspect that Dunhill would have continued on its downward spiral, Les Wood might not have started Ferndown, and later Ian Walker, who Bill helped enormously, would have had a far more arduous transition from pipe repair to pipemaker.
Bill was a giant among pipemakers. He took the classical British shapes and finishes to were they had rarely been. Working within the confines of the classic British tradition, in the way that classical painters worked within the golden rule, he found great freedom for his artistry. He reintroduced the Quaint, and came up some with totally original shapes, he reintroduced the hitherto rare Magnum size to be more available and in more shapes than ever before, and the same for the ELX, a slightly smaller size. He came up with the unique Pebble Shell that combined sandblast & rustication and was awarded the 1st new patent for a pipe process in over thirty years. His creativity in pipemaking knew no bounds.
What cannot be overstated, Ashton's were responsible for introducing a new generation of pipe smokers to the greatness of British pipe making at reasonable prices. His pipes smoked better than Dunhill's and cost less.
Bill loved pipe making and it was his life. He insured that his legacy would not die with him. Over the last two years, his colleague and friend of 30 years, James Craig, worked with him learning the oil curing process and other of Bill's techniques. Jim will carry on making pipes in the traditional Ashton way.
There are many pipe makers who are liked & there are many who are respected in the pipe smoking community. Bill Taylor was one of the very few who was loved. William John Ashton Taylor, "Bill", will be sorely missed and we will not see his like again.
* Dr. Johnson circa 1750's.
Submitted by Maxim Engel
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The biggest risk for beaten-down Asian markets is not China's financial instability, say experts, it's a further spike in U.S. Treasury yields.
"If U.S. [10-year] Treasury yields go up from here to 3 percent - that's going to be a disaster for the asset markets in Asia," Kelvin Tay, regional chief investment officer, southern Asia-Pacific, at UBS told CNBC.
"It's going to shift a lot of capital away and it will basically hasten the liquidity movements out of this region," he added.
(Read More: Market Consensus: Get Ready for 3% Treasury Yields)
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has risen sharply since the beginning of May, from 1.6 percent to 2.61 percent currently, driven by expectations that the Federal Reserve will begin scaling back its bond buying program as early as September.
The narrowing spread between U.S. and Asian government bond yields, has led investors to sell the latter in favor of safe-haven Treasurys, which in turn has had a negative impact on Asian currencies and equities.
Investors pulled $1.5 billion out from emerging market bond funds in the week ended June 5, according to fund tracker EPFR, while equity funds lost $5 billion - their biggest outflow in almost two years.
(Read More: Why the Rise in Treasury Yields May Be OK)
Meanwhile, Asian currencies have also seen a rout. The Malaysian ringgit, for example, has fallen 4.3 percent against the U.S. dollar since the beginning of May, while the Thai baht has plunged 6.1 percent over the same time period.
The MSCI Asia Pacific ex-Japan stock index has also fallen 11 percent over the past month.
Timing Is Key
Dhiren Sarin, chief technical strategist for Asia-Pacific at Barclays, agrees that a move to 3 percent yield on the U.S. 10-year government bond is a risk for the region's markets, but how much impact it will have will depend on how swiftly this level is reached.
"If we get there in the next week or two, it will cause a lot of stress in emerging markets. The faster it goes the more scare it causes over the cost of funding and there would be a rapid escape from emerging markets," Sarin said, noting that such a scenario would cause emerging market equities to fall to multi-year lows.
If it is a more gradual move higher, then asset managers will have time to reassess and reallocate their portfolio holdings, he added, which would be more "palatable for risk appetite."
At this point, both Sarin and Tay say they don't expect yields to rise at a rapid rate, but it remains a risk.
(Read More: Cramer: Bernanke's Fed Has Lost Control of Bond Market)
"I think the Federal Reserve is probably cognizant of the destabilization effects of that. If yields go up very sharply I'm pretty sure the Fed will come up with some form of rhetoric to talk the markets down," said Tay.
Mark Matthews, head of research, Asia at Bank Julius Baer, agrees the central bank will likely be reactive to a drastic move in yields.
"This central bank is clearly reactive to financial markets If they wanted to they could reverse their policies. That would look pretty sloppy, but in a worst case scenario they could," Matthews added.
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This is our fourth annual 10 Best Buys in Four-Wheel Drive list, which differs from our Four Wheeler of the Year competition in that it includes every four-wheel-drive vehicle on the market for consideration, and not just those that are all-new or significantly improved. We pick what we feel are the rigs in each category that will get you on the trail fastest, work as a solid foundation for aftermarket upgrades, and give you the most factory capability for the money. We have changed up our categories slightly from years past and now include recognition for the best four-wheel-drive system available. Here are our picks for 2008's 10 Best Buys in Four-Wheel Drive. Feel free to tell us what you think, or what your picks would have been, at www.fourwheeler.com.
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Consecutive years on the list: 4There is only one true contender in this category, at least until Hummer's anticipated H4 comes out in a couple of years. But for now, the Wrangler is unchallenged in how it goes about its business. With go-kart maneuverability, solid axles, front and rear lockers, long-travel coil-spring suspension, a 4:1 transfer case, 32-inch BFGood-rich Mud-Terrains, monotube shocks, electronic disconnecting front sway bar, and factory rocker protection, the Wrangler is a solid choice for anyone with a need for some serious trail work. Add in a configurable hardtop system (or soft top, if you prefer) and navigation system availability, and it is also refined enough to be used as a daily driver.
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Base Price: $33,560
Consecutive years on the list: 1With a reasonable base price and all-around great city manners, the H3 has always been a favorite of the Four Wheeler staff, and this year it has managed to woo enough staffers to bump Nissan's Xterra off of the list, despite the Nissan's lower base price. Perhaps it is the available rocker protection and 4:1 transfer case with a 69:1 crawl ratio (on manual transmission variants) that makes the difference to our experts. For less than $35,000 you get a solid body and chassis, rear locker, and an adequate 3.7L I-5 that gets a respectable fuel economy rating of 14/18 and really shines on the trail. For trail work, the I-5/manual is our favorite combination. With that suggested setup, you will be able to lug down to 350 rpm without stalling and will have enough torque down low to crawl over just about anything in your way.
Others Considered: Toyota FJ Cruiser, Nissan Xterra NISMO
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Consecutive years on the list: 4There is no question that the H2 is the most trailworthy fullsize SUV available. With its 35-inch BFGoodrich All-Terrain tires, a rear locker, and seating for seven, the H2 will get you and your family through all but the narrowest of trails. We've spent thousands of miles in the H2 covering freeway commutes, cross-country jaunts and hard chase and race miles on the Baja Peninsula, and they are built stout and have arguably the best drivetrain and body protection of anything on the market. One look at its recovery shackles, and you know the H2 is a serious player. For 2008, the H2 gained a more upscale interior and a more powerful and fuel-efficient drivetrain in the form of a 6.2L V-8 and six-speed automatic transmission with a lower First gear that bring the crawl ratio to a satisfying 39:1.
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I found these pics of Huntuchova....
...if you haven't noticed she's wearing the "supposed" outfit of Maria in the AO.
Personally, I don't think Maria and Daniella would wear the same outfit. I also think Nike wouldn't want them to wear the same outfit because they would want to showcase as many products as possible in a Grand Slam like the AO.
Can not imagine to see Maria in the same dress as Hantuchova or others.
Prefer to see her in something for her own.
It's very puzzling to see Dani wearing an outfit that Maria has been endorsing in an ad...
this si why the Aussie Open is prob the most difficult to know what she's wearing, besides the U.S. Open which she has a press conference or an even for.
Well on January 14th we will know, that's when she plays her first match. And to be honest,...I am tired of changing this form everytime i find out that a certain outfit will ber hers for the Aussie Open lol. All the websites declared that she will be wearing it, claiming it's the Maria Flora dress. What I will say is that until I definetley know what her dress really is, i'm not changing anything.
I'm still puzzled to know why Nike would do that. Give Dani the dress, while she's suppose to be sporting the purple Bloom dress, we will see at the Aussie Open to see if she sticks with the supposidly "Maria" dress or go with the purple Bloom dress. The samething happened right before the YEC. Maria was supposidly to wear the pink drop shot dress. It had her name in the title, so obviously everyone thought she was to wear that. It even had it as an item in her check list on the tennis warehouse. But Dani and Bartoli ended up wearing it, and Maria got a school girl's outfit instead. If she does have a special top secret dress, I hopt it has something to do with the colors green and gold. like a nice easy on the eyes green with a touch of gold accenting. And the right cut as well. But you never know with Nike and Maria, her outfits for some reason are top secret for the Aussie Open, prob even more so than the U.S. Open (sarcasm..we all know that the U.S. Open is the hardest one to see first due to her releasing it to the press)
I just realized that the outfit that Maria wore in the ad and the outfit that Dani wore in the tournament are different. Maria's is more of a goldish color while Dani's is a slate brown. Also in the ad, Maria's Nike check is black and Dani's is white. The fabrics seems to be different also. Maria's fabric seems to be more smoother and form fitting rather than stiff like the one Dani is wearin and the small white trim on the neck line for the dress Dani is wearing, that's not seen on Maria's dress for the ad.
Just like in Wimbledon last year the swan dress that we saw online was different from what we saw Maria wear on court, for example the Nike logo was a different color and the number of pleats and the additions of some on the collar. Just something to think about as the tournament comes closer and we anxiously await to see what Masha is going to wear.
Maria is such a natural beauty, no need for great dresses.
I would prefer to see her like a brave school-girl which learned and does her
lesson well.
the text said that this is the day dress but there was no word about the dress for the night sessions. is there anything you know about it?
ps. I have no idea when I started caring so much about what anybody wears... (crazy ...)
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like I said before..she will be wearing a different color to the other dress...and here it is =]
To my surprise it is an ordinary tennis dress only the colour is totaly different from the one Handsukova is wearing ! Never mind it still looks great on her, simple, chic, pure.


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Two Plugs Per Engine?
Just for your information, on page 83 of July '10 ("Super Duty Super Hauler"), the lower right caption 4 reads: "The new 6.2L gas engine is no slouch. The engine features two plugs per engine." I hope you meant two plugs per cylinder as I had in my Mercedes Benz ML320. Please get back to me on this, and best of luck always, and God bless. Love your magazine. I have pictures of a Jeep I built with a 360ci motor and builtup transmission-it was scary how much power it had with a mild cam.
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Hmm. So it is! Thanks for the catch.
What Batteries?
I read your article "Onboard Essentials" (July '10). In the part about how to find your way, you talk about all of the high-tech ways to find your way around. You would be up the creek if these gadgets quit or their batteries ran down. You need the ancient device called a compass to find your way. It should be as important as all of the high-tech gadgets you can carry. A compass and a good map can still get you places a GPS can't find, plus get you home again.
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You are absolutely right. However, the vast majority of our population doesn't have a clue how to read a map, much less a compass. Sad but true. I still use the sun for navigation, and it seems to keep working without batteries as well. It's a bit of a drag at night, but then the stars help out.
Yes, We Were Wrong
I received my June '10 issue yesterday and, of course, had to pick it up and start reading (even though it was only April 3). Sadly, I couldn't get past the In Box section before I felt bad for Dave R. Prouty from Mantorville, Minnesota. Now, I really don't care about GM trucks being design-driven by women. For that matter, I don't really care about GM trucks, period. (Hope I don't get feedback for that). However, I feel bad that he was told he was so wrong on both accounts. Guys, you need to remember that there are not too many times in our lives when we get to be right (I love you, Sweetie, if you are reading this)! So when you tell Dave that he emailed the wrong address, that's just not fair, especially if on the following page under Submission Information, it says to email submissions to email@example.com, not the correct firstname.lastname@example.com. I believe you owe Dave an apology and should let him know he is not wrong.
We all need a win every so often to drive us toward the next one. In the meantime, update your submission information and continue producing a great mag! Hopefully, I'll see you all out on the rocks in the backcountry, where we can honestly debate where GM went wrong.
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Yep. Sorry, Dave. Send us your address and we'll send you a plate for the dissing.
Mud Tire Test
Thanks for the latest issue. It was the same quality reporting and exploring I have come to expect. Regarding your mini mud tyre test (June '10), I have no problems with your choices. They were all very good tyres, but I would have loved to see the TrXus MT by Interco included or mentioned. I have been running them on my stock '00 Nissan Frontier (a highly underrated mini-mudder) for years now and am more impressed every day. I use it 90 percent on road and 10 percent off, including all winter long for skiing and everything else up here in Canada. It tosses mud and clears quickly, and at low speeds it grips on ice and snow better than any other mud tyre I've seen or heard about. It's surprisingly quiet at highway speeds and has been wearing very well. It's the perfect tyre for my use, and I bet it would test very well. Cheers, and thanks for the great mag.
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We actually tested this tire in our first mud tire shootout (Oct. '09), and it won! Check out the story at www.4wheeloffroad.com/techarticles/wheels/131_0910_mud_terrain_truck_tire_test/index.html.


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When I first saw the news that the Olympic Trials were returning to Eugene once again, I was not at all surprised, but I was disappointed. Disappointed not because Eugene won't put on a great meet, but because USATF missed out on a huge opportunity to grow the sport.
There are some other great options as well:
Aggie Stadium, Greensboro, NC
Drake Stadium, Des Moines
Edwards Stadium, Berkeley
Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut
Hornet Stadium, Sacramento^
Hutsell-Rosen Track, Auburn (more seating needed)*
Carroll Track, Indianapolis^
John McDonnell Field, Fayetteville*
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I found this blogpost very interesting. I disagree, but very interesting. I think having Trials outside of Oregon would be a great way to spread the love amongst track fans, but probably wouldn't help grow the sport by a single person.
I could not care less about college Hooops, so when the NCAA tournament came to my neighborhood and was being played at an arena less than a mile away, I still couldn't care less.
I gotta believe that's how America feels about track and proximity really wont change that.


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Also known as acid reflux disease, GERD's common symptoms include heartburn (the most common symptom), regurgitation, belching, hoarseness, sore throat, persistent cough and bloating and burning in the mouth or throat.
Prolonged acid reflux can cause chronic inflammation of the esophagus and a change in its lining known as Barrett's esophagus. This can contribute to cancer of the esophagus.
The esophagus is the tube connecting the mouth with the stomach. GERD results when stomach acid or intestinal bile backs up into the esophagus from the stomach. This happens when the antireflux barrier valve fails to close completely. Normally this valve closes after allowing food to pass into the stomach. When this closure fails, stomach acid or intestinal bile can reflux out of the stomach. The valve tends to fail because of excessive weight, diet, aging or stomach injuries.
Pharmaceuticals are the most common treatment option. Diet and lifestyle changes also can help bring relief. Sleeping in an upright position can reduce nighttime reflux. The underlying anatomical problem will remain, however, despite these treatments. Even with medications, you might still need to restrict your diet.
While long-term relief has been available through laparoscopic surgery, a new surgical technique called transoral incisionless fundoplication (TIF) requires no incisions and relieves acid reflux.
The new technique is described as "surgery from within." With the patient under general anesthesia, the surgeon inserts a device known as the EsophyX through the mouth (transorally) and lowers it toward the stomach. A camera in the device enables the surgeon to see the operating site.
The surgeon then manipulates the device to make and fasten several tissue folds, known as plications. This creates an antireflux valve at the junction of the stomach and esophagus.
Most patients go home the next day and can return to work and most normal activities within a few days. In the weeks following surgery, a natural healing process fuses and cements the plications to create a durable antireflux barrier. The patient has no visible scarring and less pain than with laparoscopy.
While over-the-counter antacids and prescription medications such as proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) relieve the symptoms of acid reflux, the TIF procedure provides an anatomical solution to the underlying anatomical problem.
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Within the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following symptoms: heartburn, chest burn, coughing, voice transformation, hoarseness, uncomfortable feelings radiating from the chest to the throat or constant earache or sinusitis?
Within the past 12 months, have you ever had gastric acid reflux?
Within the past 12 months, have you ever had gastric acid reflux coming to your throat?
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The Boise City Council listened on Monday night as pilot Charles Ogston recommended an old eyesore hanger be removed.
City Manager Rod Avery told the council that he had been in contact with the former leaseholder Jay Carson, about any interest in removing improvements.
"There are no improvements. There is just pipe sticking up," Ogston said.
"It doesn't look good," agreed Councilman Tim Baird.
Avery said that
"Did we give him a time-frame?" asked Councilman Ron Carey.
Ogston said that if the pipe were removed that trucks needed for the new highway construction would have a place to park.
"I think everyone who has a derelict hanger should clean it out," Ogston said.
"On the immediate problem we'll have Rod talk to Jay," said Mayor Craig Sanders.
"I think that's a good plan. If he doesn't want to do it, we'll let Chuck do it," said Councilman Leroy Randolph.
Ogston then quickly changed directions, "We'll (Pilots Assoc.) give you $21 thousand if you can get matching funds to repair that runway."
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In Stendhal 1.09 "Strong helpers needed" new quests and items have been added. For example players can test theirb muscles against heavy straw carts or can help with a rat plague.
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Already funded, but still worth to keep an eye on: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/gods-will-be-watching
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You get to buld your own rockets, get tem in orbit, and just blow them up! Send them to the sun! straight into the moon! Hell, this game is great, for those who just are a tad crazy in the head.
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Steam should be added as a requirement. The DRM free version is not longer available thanks to Paradox.
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I got hit by some inspiration pretty hard and wrote this.
These are all my songs I'm deciding what is worth keeping.
Decent sounding:
Southern Christ
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Then What's the Point
Blurry Kingdom
Embarrassingly performed but can be salvaged:
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Another Year of Being Lonely
Alright cool.
Also check out this band they're so good.
A Filipino band, eh? They're pretty good. :0
Some of the members were in another band called Orange and Lemons. Also really good.
hmm made this, dunno if you can work with it. It was a spur of the moment kind of thing
Its just like the same thing over and over
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