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All area codes are 850 unless specified.
The inaugural 30A 10K Thanksgiving Day race and 1 mile fun run begins at 7:30 a.m. Nov. 22 at South Barrett Square in Rosemary Beach. Visit www.30a10k.com.
Turkey Trot
A Turkey Trot Fun run will be held at 8 a.m. Nov. 22 at Marina Park in WaterColor. Thanksgiving brunch and dinner will be served at Fish Out of Water. Cost is $55. Call 534-5050.
Florida Trail Association
The Florida Trail Association will hold the following events. Visit www.choctaw.floridatrail.org or call the listed number.
� Nov. 22: A pot luck Thanksgiving dinner at Blackwater River State Park at noon with a short, leisurely hike around the Chain of Lakes trail afterwards. Call 682-6098.
� Nov. 27: Meeting at 6 p.m. at Ed�s Hometown Seafood & Steaks in Niceville. Visitors welcome. Call 654-1172.
Adventure Club
� Nov. 24: Bike ride in Niceville at 10 a.m. Meet at Guiseppi�s Marina and Wharf on Bayshore Drive. Lunch after at a nearby restaurant. Call 897-6756.
� Nov. 28: Bike ride in Holley-by-the-Sea/Hidden Creek Subdvision/Resort area at 10 a.m. Meet at the Hidden Creek Golf Course. Bring a picnic lunch to eat at Bobbi Serpico�s home. Call 499-4404.
� Nov. 29: Bike ride in the older section of Destin at 3 p.m. Meet at the Clement Taylor Park on Calhoun Avenue. Supper after at a nearby restaurant. Call 301-9452.
� Dec. 1: Bike ride on Pensacola Beach out to Ft. Pickens at 10 a.m. Meet at the last public parking area on Ft. Pickens Road before entering the Gulf Islands National Seashore area. Lunch after at nearby restaurant. Call 736-3909.
Cottages for Kids
Cottages for Kids, a fundraising event that benefits Children�s Volunteer Health Network, Inc., will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekends through Nov. 24, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 22 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 5-8 p.m. Nov. 23 on the East Long Green in Rosemary Beach for the public to view and for kids to play. Volunteers are needed help sell raffle tickets, serve as security around the cottages and other various duties. Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Topsail tour
Learn the full history of Florida�s most famous reptile, the alligator, at 1:30 p.m. Nov. 24 at Topsail Hill Preserve State Park in Santa Rosa Beach. All programs require a $6 per car entry admission. Call 267-8330.
Biophilia Center
Learn about owls, hawks, and other Florida raptors at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Nov. 24 at the E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center. Standard admission rates apply. Call 835-1824.
Holiday Bazaar
The Amvets Ladies Auxiliary Post #178, DeFuniak Springs, will hold a Holiday Bazaar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 24 at the post, 4776 Hwy. 90 W. Event is free. Food and beverages will be available. Call 892-4594 or 859-2187.
Pastel Society Juried Exhibition
The Pastel Society of North Florida will host its 12th Biennial National Juried All-Pastel Exhibition through Nov. 30 at Mattie Kelly Arts Center Galleries, 100 College Blvd. at Northwest Florida State College. The exhibition is free and open to the public. For information, email email@example.com or 729-6044.
Topsail tour
Learn about Florida�s sharks at 1:30 p.m. Nov. 30 at Topsail Hill Preserve State Park in Santa Rosa Beach. All programs require a $6 per car entry admission. Call 267-8330.
Baytowne on Ice
The ice skating rink at The Village of Baytowne Wharf will be open through Jan. 31 at the Apex Broadcasting Skating Pavilion. For $10 guests can skate for an hour and a half. Skate rental is $2. The first hour of each day is reserved for "kids skate" for youth 12 and under. Season passes are available for $140. During November bring two non-perishable cans of food for Harvest House of Destin and receive a free skate rental. Call 816-682-1003 for times and special skating packages.
Pajama Time Story Time
Join storyteller Ms. Cheryl at 6 p.m. every Monday in the children�s room of the Coastal Library for some bedtime stories in your pajamas. This will be a quiet time for little readers to relax to a bedtime story in the comfort of their caretaker�s arms. Call 267-2809.
Yoga Express
A 45-minute Yoga Express class will be held at 8 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at The Studio, 30A Yoga in Seaside. Cost is $12 drop-in, no monthly fee. Call 320-237-4201 for more information.
Baby Boot Camp
Boot Camp in Santa Rosa Beach offers a 55-minute workout designed specifically to help new and seasoned moms with stroller-age children get back into shape after having a baby at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday mornings and at 5:45 p.m. on Wednesdays.
Yoga class
A new Restorative/Gentle Yoga Class will be held at 11:30 a.m. every Thursday at Balance Health Studio 30a in Seagrove. There is no cost to individuals currently receiving treatment for any type of cancer. Call 532-4295.
Zumba classes
Zumba With Marcia classes will be held at 6:30 p.m. Mondays, 6 p.m. Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. Fridays and 9 a.m. Saturdays at Premiere Performers Academy in Santa Rosa Beach; 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays at The Studio in Seaside; and 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays at Rosemary Beach Fitness Center.
Marie's Bistro
Singer/guitarist Bill Evett performs from 6-10 p.m. Fridays with DJ Shane beginning at 10 p.m. at Marie�s Bistro on 30A in Blue Mountain Beach. Karaoke takes center stage on Wednesdays; Kelsey Anna performs from 7-10 p.m. Thursdays; and Redd Sings from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Tuesdays with DJ Shane beginning at 10 p.m. Shag Music & Dance Class is held from 5-7 p.m. Sundays with Ben Friedman from 7-10 p.m.
Rudy Applewhite
Tommy Bahama�s Restaurant & Bar, 525 Grand Blvd. in Sandestin, presents Rudy Applewhite from 4-9 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Call 654-1743,
Dannica Lowery
Dannica Lowery performs live from 6-9 p.m. every Tuesday at Shorty�s Surfside Bar, 63 Hotz Ave. in Grayton Beach. Call 468-0417.
Rosalina plays classic standards and show tunes on keyboard from 6-9 p.m. Wednesdays at Christiano's Ristorante in Santa Rosa Beach. Call 267-2185.
Fusion fitness classes
Hope Lutheran Church, 3422 U.S. 98 W in Santa Rosa Beach, will offer fusion fitness classes at 9 a.m. Thursdays. Attendees may bring a mat, towel, water and light hand weights. Suggested donation is $5. Call 267-0322.
Jazz class
Jasmine Dance Studio in Santa Rosa Beach will hold a ladies adult jazz class from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursday. Call 217-6620 for more information.
Low Country Boil
723 Whiskey Bravo, 3031 E. County Hwy. 30-A in the heart of Old Seagrove, offers a Low Country Shrimp Boil with boiled shrimp or crawfish and all the fixin�s plus live music from 3-7 p.m. Sundays. Call 213-0015.
Thursday thread therapy
Needlers, knitters, crocheters and others come for free therapy from 4-6 p.m. Thursdays on the porch at Yards N Yarn, 3770 Co. Hwy. 3280 in Freeport. Call 880-6404.
Seaside Farmers Market
Get your pick of fresh produce, baked goods, dairy products, native plants and other unique offerings during Market on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon in the Amphitheatre behind Raw & Juicy. Enjoy special cooking demos and activities.
Amateur Radio Club
The Chautauqua Amateur Radio Club of DeFuniak Springs/Walton County meets at 6:30 p.m. the last Tuesday of every month at McLean's Restaurant near I10 and 331 South. This club welcomes new and old Ham Radio operators. There are no business meetings on these Tuesdays. We have classes and a great time together. Call 892-2562 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rotary Club of South Walton
The Rotary Club of South Walton meets for breakfast at 7:30 a.m. each Thursday morning at the Embassy Suites, Scenic Hwy. 98 in Miramar Beach. Visiting Rotarians and their guests are welcome. Call 267-2929.
Herman Lodge
Herman Lodge #108 Free and Accepted Masons will meet at 7 p.m. first and third Tuesdays of each month on Madison Street in Freeport. Call 835-2314.
Eastern Star
The Order of the Eastern Star #281 meets at 7:30 p.m. the first and third Fridays of each month at Herman Lodge on Madison Street in Freeport. Call 835-2314.
SHRM Chapter
A Society of Human Resource Management Chapter in Walton County will meet at 8 a.m. the first Thursday of the month at TJ�s Table in Freeport. The group is open to all individuals involved in any aspect of human resources. Email email@example.com or call 892-8668, ext. 215.
Town Planters
The Town Planters of Freeport will meet at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at the Blount House on Kylea Laird Road. Call 835-5611.
A World Affair
A World Affair will be held from 1-4 p.m. Dec. 2 at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort�s Linkside Exhibition Hall and will celebrate food, dance and culture from around the world. Several Emerald Coast restaurants will serve a selection of international foods, and area performing arts groups will demonstrate cultural dances. An international fashion show will showcase traditional clothing from a variety of countries, and a silent auction will be held.
All proceeds benefit Covenant Hospice�s unfunded programs in Okaloosa and Walton counties. Covenant Hospice needs restaurants to participate and items for the silent auction. Corporate sponsorships are available and range from $100 to $2,500. Call 598-4815.
Artisan signing
Waterford Wedgwood at Silver Sands will host an in-store signing reception from 12-4 p.m. Dec. 7 with Gerard Treacy, Waterford Brand ambassador and master glass blower. Phone orders call 650-1636.
Rosemary Beach Unleashed
The Second Annual Rosemary Beach Unleashed free community festival will be held from 1-4 p.m. Dec. 9 at St. Augustine Park in Rosemary Beach. This year, dogs can compete in a variety of competitions including children�s handling, most talented, best trick, a dog fashion show, and more. Music, food, dance performances, market and an agility demonstration will keep everyone entertained. Dogs and owners may take their photos with friends from the North Pole and Dog Peticures available.
SouthernFare Dinner Series
WaterColor Inn & Resort presents a traditional offering Dec. 9 with wild game sourced regionally with fresh local sides to compliment a healthy offering. Seating at 7p.m. Cost is $65/++ pp. Reservation required.
Book Lover�s Club
The Coastal Library Book Lover�s Club will be held from 10-11 a.m. Dec. 11 in the community room of the Coastal Branch Library, 437 Greenway Trail in Santa Rosa Beach. New members are welcome along with their friends. Book to be discussed is �State of Wonder� by Ann Patchett. Call 267-2809 or visit www.youseemore.com/walton.
� Jan. 8: �The Tenderness of Wolves� by Stef Penney
� Feb. 12: �In the Sanctuary of Outcasts� by Neil White Jackie
� March 12: �Unbroken� by Laura Hillenbrand
� April 9: �The Dressmaker of Khair Khan� by Gayle T. Lemmon


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World's Largest Building Isn't Just a Building
At nearly three times the size of the Pentagon, the New Century Global Center in Chengdu, China, has claimed the title of world's largest building. WSJ's Deborah Kan and James T. Areddy discuss what makes the center more than just a building as well as the mysterious disappearance of its owner.
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... the the ... what's ... believed to be that big is building in the world three times the size of the Pentagon ... its new century global center in Chengdu China ... a complex that even has a water park in its lobby ... I'm Deborah con joining me now is I'm James area the from our Shanghai Bureau ... at the James knew in their first ... what is the building news that ... he leads the world is building according to people who built it and in eighteen Chong do so using it for ... almost anything you can imagine ... there are ... offices in something like two hundred kilometers going to the office this is the giant shopping mall with the ... law the department store in Korea downstairs ... is it carried the Intercontinental hotel that is about to open ... in the lobby you can see the entire aircraft ... Audi's his oversize on every on every level and as you mentioned ... in the middle is this pleasure palaces ... on water park with slides and ... circles ... this survey in all sorts of things all under this one group ... and and that I is that demand is at home and bad ... news century the global center ... and he has gone missing at which new address in it in your story but ... why he wanna build something like this ... write to me don't Hong is one of the more celebrated ... entrepreneur is in western China he's developed all sorts of hotels especially for the IHG intercom group ... on he ... is ... in easing hotel enjoyed site will which is a national park in Tibetan area of Sichuan ... and he has other on holiday in sand ... and I teach she hotels around Sichuan ... always seems to build a playground ... and ... for this new century global center in trying to use ... new section of town ... he's built this up oversized gigantic city in a box ... right next to ... the city's ... headquarters government headquarters ... which is move so ... it looks like what they're trying to do is you know what the landmark ... with this as a landmark for the Southern ... a push by the government teaching moves ... the ... the center of the city down ... into the new Southern ... part of trying to ... and and Mr Dunne where Apple is suspiciously missing from the opening of this complex um ... I think he did I get a lot of people wondering where where in fact he he is ... people are deftly wondering where the boss is in it everyone around there seems to be aware that he's missing ... we haven't had a lot of information about where he is ... but ... he doesn't seem to be alone in trying to see and some ... new routes to it the end of last year ... the former mayor of trying to think I read a city ... through the previous tucking ... into long is one of these people ... who are not very well be during a period of time he's a billionaire ... according to follow all of these lives he ... drives a four inch Mazda Roddy which appears ... on the issue in hotel rooms as as as you enter ... the rooms where you stay on the news so tells ... him he's a very well known in the arts community ... Ron Sichuan ... faces on she teens in uni is over Toll's ... up that sort of thing ... and of course the opening of this building does come at a time where the government is ... trying to stamp out corruption and also of ... conspicuous consumption isn't really I ... back in anymore and people are trying to be more discreet in China ... so what was the reception like to be the opening of assets and ran to the massive complex ... will the people in high school with around a carefree quality trying to ... so what's being called the world's biggest building and and ah you know so people are really looking at it on on the level that you mention but it's certainly ... not something this large it looks little place ... when were talking about the end of Boston station ... in China ... I mean this is our calling it the world's biggest building it's a ... different kind of structure than you might think though ... if you look at the Pentagon with a ... very large footprint ... but this has apparently is the most indoor states ... is it's a taller building the Pentagon would be its the ... twenty five floors and some parts ... and it's very boxy each has an enormous amount ... of indoor states ... an act that is is that asset that didn't get their chance to travel waterpark in and did did well is that like ... I did not on for Chile get a chance to go in the water park ... aam but I'm really would love to hate it says has all these amazing slides in you can learn to serve on the machine err ... on the ABC's buckets the trial ... you know the rental of swimmers will water and ... it has the same you can float around I saw people ... taking pictures of each other floating down the river ... so does he go with their I Phones and ... things like that and it is all indoor me all under the roof of this and this ... whole inelastic ... and I definitely have added to the list of words that my kids and accidents like the kids would just have the time that I've that the absolute ... best in five games James A at guaranteed inning as from Shanghai ... for more on that star a pink added Avista dot com and ever ...

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Wonton or dumpling is a popular snack throughout China and many Chinese speaking community in any countries like Asia,Europe or US and A.In Sichuan, wonton is known as "copying hands" or "chao shou" (抄手) since the wonton skins are folded in the manner of crossed arms or hands. These are often served in a sesame paste and chili oil sauce as a dish called "red oil wonton".Many Chinese-American restaurant across America served red oil wonton (红油抄手) in their menu. Mostly red oil wonton wrapped with minced pork,shrimp ,soy sauce and some minced vegetable but I altered mine to use chicken meat with shrimp.Instead of using chili oil which you can get it any where in any Asian market ,I used sambal tumis !! Love the flavor and fragrant of this spices!
300-400 gm minced chicken
10 clean and deviened medium shrimp , cut small
1 tbsp white pepper
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1 tsp soy sauce
1 tsp sugar
1 tbsp sesame oil
1 egg
1 stalk scallion ,washed and cut small
1 tbsp cornstarch
15 or more sheets thin(Cantonese) wanton wrapper(any shape)
Dressing or Dipping Sauce:
2-3 tbsp chili oil or sambal tumis
2 tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp sesame oil
2 tbsp roasted sesame seed
some cut scallion
1:Prepare a medium stock pot with 1/2 water at medium heat.Combine all the filling ingredients in a bowl except wonton skin, mix well. Lay one wonton skin in front of you. Cover the remaining won on skins with a damp paper towel to keep them from drying out.
2:Moisten all the edges of the won ton wrapper with water. Place the teaspoon of filling in the middle of the wrapper and twist to seal. The final result should resemble a money bag or drawstring purse.(this method is easy but need to boil immediately to prevent the skin from reopen again)
3:When water in stock pot is rolling boil,toss in wrapped wonton cook for 5 minutes until all wonton floated on the surface.Do not over crowded the pot,let wonton move freely when cooking.Use a spider sieve or slotted spoon to remove the cooked wonton into a clean bowl.4:Prepare a medium bowl with sesame oil,sambal tumis or chili oil and soy sauce,mix well with a tablespoon.Scoop cooked wonton into the chili oil mixture and sprinkle with sesame seeds and scallion.
5:Serve warm as snack or appetizer.


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June 27, 2012
State personal income growth accelerated to 0.8 percent in the first quarter of 2012, from 0.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011. Personal income rose in 47 of the 50 states, fell in Kansas and Mississippi, and was unchanged in Oklahoma. The percent change across states ranged from 2.3 percent in North Dakota to –0.3 percent in Mississippi. Inflation, as measured by the national price index for personal consumption expenditures, increased to 0.6 percent in the first quarter of 2012 from 0.3 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011.
For more information about state personal income, read the full report.


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- Will a BUFF® neckwear product protect against viruses?
- What is BUFF® headwear?
- What does the BUFF® Headwear logo represent?
- Why use one?
- How many ways are there to wear a BUFF® tubular?
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Q. Will a BUFF® neckwear product protect against viruses?
We have been receiving many inquiries regarding whether BUFF® products are an alternative to surgical facemasks. BUFF® products have NOT been designed or certified as protection against viruses or diseases, so they are NOT suitable for preventing the spread of COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2). We can only guarantee the product features that are stated by the manufacturer's quality certificates.
Q. What is BUFF® headwear?
Items of BUFF® multifunctional headwear are performance products as well as being versatile garments. They can be worn in a number of different configurations to provide a high level of comfort, protection and style during outdoor and recreational activities.
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The old BUFF® Headwear logo represents what the product stands for: simplicity and versatility - the circle represents the tubular form of all BUFF® headwear, while the arrows symbolize the concept of functionality: putting the same garment into action in different ways, time and time again. The new version of the logo has a simpler typeface and the arrows have been removed for a punchier, more immediate communication.
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BUFF® Headwear helps keep its wearer comfortable, guarding against the cold, sun, wind or dust in a wide range of rapidly changing outdoor settings. As a high-quality piece of performance gear a BUFF® Headwear makes an excellent addition to any outdoor equipment arsenal. With many designs and colors to choose from, BUFF® Headwear is also a great way to make a style statement.
Q. How many ways are there to wear a BUFF® tubular?
There are at least 12 different ways to wear an Original BUFF®, in any size, on your head. Some of the most popular uses include a hat, headband, neck gaiter, balaclava, sun, wind or dust screen, bandana, helmet liner, scarf, pirate-style cap and hair band.
Q. How do I create a pirate-style bandanna?
Check out our online demo of how to wear a BUFF® Headwear!
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Everyone! Everyday athletes who participate in a tremendous variety of outdoor and indoor sports, cancer patients, individuals suffering from the hair loss disease Alopecia, Mount Everest climbers (check out the IMAX Everest movie), divers in deep seas, ski legends like Jim Lee, World cycling champion Laurent Brochard, top Brazilian soccer star Renaldo, Ewan MacGregor and Charley Boorman on their mototorcycle adventure, Long Way Down, International triathlete and author Sally Edwards, and the list goes on and on.
BUFF® headwear has been used at the Olympic Games, in the Eco-Challenge Adventure Race and has toured the world with the Grundig World Mountain Bike Series. In addition, contestants on the popular television show Survivor use Original BUFF® headwear while they battle it out in hostile environments.
Q. What size is an Original BUFF®?
An Adult Original BUFF® measures 20 by 9 inches (or 50cm x 24.5 cm) when laid out flat. It weighs less than 2oz/50g. When folded an Original BUFF® will easily fit into your pocket ready for just when you need it! One size fits most adults. For ladies, there is the slightly narrow Women's Slim Fit which features more feminine, sophisticated designs. Junior/Child BUFF® headwear is designed are for kids 7 to 12 years old, with more age-appropriate designs and weighs 31g/1.1 oz and measures 48cm x 22.5cm /18.8" x 8.8". Baby BUFF® headwear is smaller again and features designs more appealing to little people 27g/1 oz and measures 45cm x 20.5cm /17.7" x 8.1".
Across the BUFF® Headwear collection there are Adult, Women Slim Fit, Junior, Child and Baby products. Each product is sized to meet the needs of its specific audience with age appropriate designs. Junior, Child and Baby products are supplied on header cards that target wearers under 12. Please note, on occasion, Adult headwear may feature design content that is not suitable for the under 12s.
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A regular BUFF® tubular (e.g. the Original BUFF®, Junior BUFF®, Baby BUFF®, National Geographic, Kukuxumusu BUFF®) are made from a 100 percent polyester microfibre, which is wind-resistant, breathable and wicks moisture. When washed, the BUFF® is colourfast, dries in minutes, and retains its elasticity.
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Polar and Junior Polar BUFF® combine the seam-free polyester microfibre of Original BUFF® with a tube of Polartec 100 Classic fleece, which is stitched to add a further an six inches (15cm) in length to the tubular garment.
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Polar BUFF® Thermal Pro and Combi BUFF® Thermal Pro both use High Lift Polartec Thermal Pro fabric which has a curly and low-pile velour texture and offers twice the warmth of Polartec 100 Classic fleece and up to 30 times more durability than bargain fleeces. This fabric dries quickly to minimise heat loss.
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Q. Can I get my own design printed on BUFF® Headwear?
Yes. BUFF UK provides a custom print service for clients interested in promoting their own brand with BUFF® multifunctional headwear. BUFF® products are already popular as a customised accessory for use in sales promotions and incentives and represent an excellent way to market your brand using a functional and fun product that will definitely get you noticed! BUFF® headwear raises the profile of events, sponsorships and promotions. Customised BUFF® headwear is available in any design you choose, and our in-house design team will assist you in creating a truly memorable product! Minimum order is just 100 units. For further information please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Q. How do you create a seamless fabric?
BUFF® headwear is created through a unique proprietary knitting process designed to yield a stretchy fabric tube without irritating seams. This process also allows the fabric to retain its shape without fraying, and gives a tremendous amount of strength to the finished garment.
Q. How are the graphic images added to BUFF® Headwear?
The graphics are usually applied to BUFF® headwear using a print sublimation process. This means the colours will not flake or fade over time, while the printing process itself does not change the unique properties of the polyester microfibre, including the soft feel. For smaller customised print runs, we are now able to use a digital printing process which produces excellent results.
Q. Can I machine-wash an Original BUFF®?
Yes, we advise at no higher than 30 degrees. However, a quick rinse with mild soap is more environmentally friendly and is all that is required. BUFF® headwear will dry in minutes when hung up to air dry.
Q. What is Polygiene?
When an item of BUFF® headwear is worn next to the skin it will effectively wick moisture (sweat) away from the skin thus creating the perfect environment for bacterial growth within the fabric. Whilst the sweat itself doesn't smell, some of the bacteria that thrive in this environment can create odours. To prevent odour build up, there is a need to inhibit the growth of these odour causing bacteria.
Polygiene® is a silver ion treatment that when applied to fabric, has a long-lasting, yet natural anti-bacterial effect. The silver ions in Polygiene® actively inhibit the growth of bacteria within the fabric, thus eliminating the main causes of odour and making it more hygienic.
Polygiene® is currently only used on adult product made with microfibre.
Q. Is Polygiene® safe next to my skin?
In contrast to other treatments, Polygiene has a hertigae in the healthcare sector and the technology is approved for use on open wounds. It is therefore safe for use next to the skin, even for people with eczema and blisters.
Q. Will Polygiene effect the natural flora of my skin?
Polygiene is only active on the surface of the fabric and does not interfere with the natural bacterial flora of the skin.
Q. How much silver is in Polygiene?
Polygiene is based on natural silver salt made from recycled silver. Silver salt is present naturally in both water (drinking and sea water) and in soil. Polygiene particles have a large number of silver ions on their surface and due to the structure of the particles, very small amounts of silver are required. Treating 1000 kilos of fabric (about 27,780 Original BUFF®) requires the same amount of silver as one or two silver rings.
Q. Does Polygiene contain nonoparticles?
Polygiene particles are 100 times larger than nanoparticles (nonosilver particles) and therefore are too large to pass through the skin.
Q. Where are they made?
Most BUFF® multifunctional headwear is manufactured in a purpose built factory in Igualada, just outside Barcelona in Spain. Every year millions are sold all over the globe.
Q. How many designs do you carry?
We currently have over 150 different designs in Original BUFF® as well as many other styles of BUFF® headwear too.
BUFF® headwear is an excellent way to make a statement and you are sure to find one that suits your style! We also produce custom BUFF® headwear, which is ideal for promotional activities or personalised gifts. Our minimum order is 100 units. For further information, please contact email@example.com.
Q. Which of the BUFF® multifunctional headwear products should I buy?
We suggest looking at our product comparison chart to see which product will best suit your needs.
Q. Is there anything you cannot do with BUFF® Headwear?
Good question! BUFF® headwear can be worn as a bandana, sun-guard, thermal scarf, beanie, balaclava, headband, scrunchie, wristband, helmet-liner, muffler or dust screen. When not worn as headwear, Original BUFF® can be worn on your wrist or ankle, and they have even been used as arm and leg warmers. If you find any other new or unusual use for BUFF® headwear, please get in touch and let us know! We have evenseen magic tricks performed with an Original BUFF® instead of the traditional top hat!
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Those Eurozone politicians who ludicrously claimed that the crisis was over (see quondam President Sarkozy, as recently as March) have been routed. Once again the doom merchants are in the ascendancy. Maybe the Mayans were actually predicting the end of the euro in 2012 not the end of the world. (I imagine Mayan hieroglyphs are the devil to translate.)
For my purposes here I will take it that the euro will continue (this is also what I expect). I will not discuss directly issues around crisis management and short-term fixes — instead I want to focus upon those measures and changes that would be required for a more permanent solution.
The euro's starting conditions were not thought through. If we consider a country with relatively flexible labour markets, then any adjustment to changes in demand can be spread across employment and real wage levels even in a low inflation environment. But if a country has rigid labour markets, then low inflation — and price stability was one of the big wins intended for the euro — is a problem: employment takes the full brunt of the adjustment necessary. A country like this needs a high level of inflation to adjust real wages. A major problem then for the Eurozone is continued heterogeneity of labour markets in terms of bargaining. This also means that adjustment within the Eurozone to differing macroeconomic conditions is far from ideal. It follows that it was extremely foolish to join inflexible economies into a currency union. Needless to add many economies within the Eurozone still need deep structural reform.
Factor mobility
To cope better with economic shocks, greater efficiency in national labour and capital markets is needed to aid price flexibility. But even in the event of substantial and long overdue structural reforms within peripheral countries it may take a very long time to work their way towards the same competitive level as the more successful Eurozone states. So, greater cross-border factor mobility is also needed: particular of labour. This would mean substantial broadening of the recognition of professional qualifications and similar measures. Germany should show leadership here.
However, even if successful enhanced cross-border mobility could create new problems. If such labour flows were bilateral (not necessarily contemporaneously but over time) then this would not be a cause of concern, but it is more likely that there will be winners and losers. Portugal could spend its resources educating its labour force only for it to spend its working life elsewhere.
Given this perhaps a system of "transfer fees" be introduced. This would involve the recipient country sharing tax revenues with the host. This would not last for ever but could act as a mechanism for achieving small fiscal transfers: countries that are booming would attract labour and therefore be obliged to pay money to its exporters. The likely consequences of this should not be overstated — I imagine that the numbers involved would be fairly small beer for most countries but may be more politically acceptable than the alternatives.
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There is a looming fiscal challenge due to the ageing of societies — and in some cases low birth rates — that puts in potential jeopardy the current basis of healthcare and pension provision.
On pensions there are a number of possible choices beyond the brute increase in retirement age (although that is likely to be necessary too). For example Sweden reformed its pensions, retaining a pay-as-you-go system — in common with much of Europe — but with features that make it akin to a notional defined contribution plan. In particular there is an automatic stabilising mechanism, such that when liabilities exceed assets benefits are reduced. This type of adjustment happened in 2010. The discipline such an approach imposes upon politicians and voters would be a benefit in other countries too (although it may be that those countries likely to benefit most may be least likely to make the change).
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Ideally this could be designed such that it would facilitate cross-border labour mobility: you, your employer and the relevant government could all contribute to your account. This type of approach is critical to the promotion of bottom-up European integration, driven by (and limited by) the individual- and family-level decisions of its citizens. The Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provision (IORP) Directive seeks to reduce limitations on such cross-border pensions. This benefit has been subsumed within the (very important) debate about how prudential rules should apply.
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Saturday, March 31, 2007
Toto, we're not in Ann Arbor anymore
"Ver' Niiiiiice."
No wonder they don't give a damn about the whole state of Michigan. Not with that going on in Ohio! Damn.
Now, while I don't know where the picture above were taken, I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that no cops were called on these girls and no furniture was thrown out. In fact, I'm hoping, if anything, any furniture that came in contact with the two young ladies in the pictures above is being auctioned off on eBay.
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25 comments:
- The Big Picture said...
I have syphillis 15 times...HIGH FIVE!
- March 30, 2007 4:40 AM
- MGOBLUE94 said...
They were PAID!!
Reason 1:
No upstanding fine looking women (notice I didn't say respectable) would get down and dirty next to some guy's stinky sneaker and dirty laundry spread all over the floor.
Reason 2:
The guys are sitting/standing around watching and drinking beer.
Reason 3:
Where's the video?
On a seperate note: Just goes to prove that O$U boys are A$$holes when a futon is available, but rather then fold it down and offer it to the young ladies he sits down on it and makes them roll around in dirty laundy ... way to be gentlemen!
- March 30, 2007 7:32 AM
- Crabapple Buck said...
Nothing should come between the love of two women...except maybe me.
- March 30, 2007 7:53 AM
Unfortunately,this is as close as any male OSU student gets to having sex with a girl. Kinda like Tressel, always on the sidelines, never in the game.
- March 30, 2007 9:03 AM
haha props to last anonymous
- March 30, 2007 9:21 AM
- Sundawg said...
Damn, I heard you northerners suffer from cabin fever toward the end of winter, but didn't know it affected women like this!
That aside, I think the laundry in the photo may have been worn by the lovelies prior to the breast-pressing contest.
- March 30, 2007 9:54 AM
- beast in 'bama said...
I think Yost and Benny have missed an opportunity here. Guys, you should have said that these were snapshots from your latest Warcraft clan meeting (in some mother's basement in Toledo - hence the OSU decor).
Your blog groupies were the programmed entertainment for the evening, after which the host's mom served orange slices and Capri Suns.
- March 30, 2007 10:10 AM
Lots of stories about sex and hot naked chicks on here lately. I like the direction you're taking this blog. Go with it!
- March 30, 2007 11:29 AM
Man, you guys are really pushing the bounds of (N)SFW.
Don't get me wrong, kudos on all counts. But that picture on your first PIKE/diddler post put me in a wild panicked scrammble to close down my browser.
How about a jump link and a warning!
- March 30, 2007 12:09 PM
Beast in Bama... HIGH FIVE!
Yeah you 2 totally shoulda said that the chicks were your Warcraft/M-Zone groupies... though, for crying out loud, it's a GUILD, NOT A CLAN! ;)
[columbus tOSU-hatin' warcraft nerd]
Also... yeah, I love the pix here as much as the next hetero male, but.. yeah, pushing the boundaries of (N)SFW.
- March 30, 2007 2:19 PM
This might be legit, in my 12+ years of stripper experiences, I've never seen one sport granny panties.
- March 30, 2007 2:22 PM
So, no photographic evidence of buckstaches on either of them ?? High or low??
- March 30, 2007 2:28 PM
- srudoff said...
advantage, OSU
- March 30, 2007 3:10 PM
- Shaun said...
Granny Panties = Not a stripper. Actual frosh skanks trying to impress.
- March 30, 2007 5:44 PM
Hey Anonymous,
I believe you meant to type LLLLLoyd when you stated "always on the sideline never in the game".
Anonymous II
- March 30, 2007 8:29 PM
Is that the same futon from the Guy Falls Asleep With Hand In Friends Pants photo?
- March 30, 2007 10:00 PM
Work is for Work. Check this blog when you get home.
- March 31, 2007 7:56 AM
- Catie said...
I tried to be quite for the last few days, but seriously....I realize this is a guys site, but DAMN, I am sitting on the sofa with my 2 sons and open to your page to find a naked girl masterbating. (Oh they thought it was great of course, the next morning her photo was my background on my computer!) Now these girls...........can you link these types of photos rather than shock the hell out of me? Thank you!
- March 31, 2007 8:05 AM
- Zen Wizard said...
I have to concur with my colleagues above that the female on the bottom appears to be a professional of some sort.
The one on top--from my brief tenure at OSU--I would surmise is local amateur talent, possibly imported from West Virginia.
I mean, I ain't hatin' the playahs, I'm just hatin' the game...
- March 31, 2007 9:46 AM
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- March 31, 2007 9:06 PM
- ohio_guy said...
Buckeyes in the title game!
- March 31, 2007 9:07 PM
Come on guys... for the sake of other folks, how about an alter link to the photos rather than "THE VERY FIRST THING" on your page.
- April 01, 2007 2:08 PM
ohio_guy... congrats; first time since 1962!
- April 01, 2007 7:05 PM
links suck! and would probably get blocked by my work's fun filter. Pictures of hot chicks=great! Keep up the good work and thanks for the distraction.
- April 02, 2007 3:03 PM
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I don't know what this tool is called. I don't own it. I don't know where to buy one. And my friend, who does own it, can't remember where she picked it up. But it's just indispensible. After an experience ineptly swinging a full-sized mattock for 20 minutes just about fried every muscle in my not-exactly-terminator-buff upper body, I became inordinately fond of this little cultivator/digger/turf-remover/weeder/thingie, which I shall henceforth refer to as "the mini mattock". Here's what it can do:
The mini-mattock made re-berming the moats in the melon garden quick work. The network of moats allows my garden partners — the couple whose land and diligence and knowledge and watchfulness and tolerance I am borrowing in return for, we hope, melons and cukes and beans and tomatoes and peppers and more cukes — and I to water less frequently than twice a day in this awful heat.
But they need to be expanded and reinforced and patted and firmed every so often. Water takes its toll on that slight slope, and so, we think, do the chickens who still find their way in every now and again to wallow in that slightly cooler soil, in much the way big dogs dig down to a cooler layer of dirt to lay their bellies on.
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A good grinder is probably the most important coffee tool you can have, and you shouldn't pass 'Go' until you've upgraded. We've heard coffee geeks say that you should decide how much you're willing to spend on your whole coffee setup, and then spend all of it on a grinder. All the fancy imported brewing equipment and pricey coffee beans in the world are worthless if your cheapo grinder gives you an uneven result (making every batch both over and underextracted.)
Not sure what to get? For starters, be sure that it has burrs instead of blades, and that those burrs are easily adjustable. Then, pick something that corresponds with the type of brewing you normally do. (Espresso preparations—though now you know how I feel about that—require a much finer grind than other methods, for instance, so you'd want to buy a machine that was capable of achieving the right profile, like a Mazzer Mini or the slightly less splurgy Rancilio Rocky. If you're a pour-over or press-pot type, Baratza makes several very reliable models.
Coffee-Related Travel
Coffee is grown (and consumed) in some of the most beautiful places on earth, and following it around the world on vacation can be stimulating in more ways than one.
Continue joining a tour of coffee farms in Ethiopia, Brazil, Hawaii—even California!—to break out of that Sideways cliche vineyard trip, or make historic, beautiful cafés a priority on your visit to Berlin, Vienna, Paris, London, or basically any city in Italy.
Immersing yourself in the local coffee scene is a brilliant way to experience a significant part of another culture and the foodways of a specific region. You might be surprised what you learn about people and their relationship to coffee, but you certainly won't ever forget the experience (or doze off in the middle).
A Goose-Neck Kettle
If you're a pour-over brewer at home, one of the best investments you can make is in a goose-neck kettle. They allow for exceptional pouring control (so you can totally geek out about the uniformity and speed of the concentric circles in which you pour your water into the grounds bed—yes, I'm serious), and pull the water you're pouring from the temperature-stable bottom of the kettle. Some are only meant for pouring (as in, you can't heat water in them on a stove, though induction is often okay), while others, such as the Bonavita that I use, is electric—some are even temperature variable, which gives you even more control.
Really Good Cups
Nice espresso or coffee cups can make your morning sip almost transcendent. That's why so many drinks are often actually defined by the drink they're served in. (Australians, for instance, know that caffe lattes are always in glass, while flat whites are always in ceramic mugs with a handle.)
For utility and sturdiness, I love Ancap's plain and 'decorated' espresso demitasse, but for an enhanced aromatic and taste experience, my favorites are made by the design company NotNeutral. They feel so good to hold, you know? (It's the little things.)
Espresso from Someone Who Knows How to Make It
A really, truly great espresso is a fleeting thing: Not only because they're somewhat rare, but also because, you know, it's espresso—it's only supposed to last you three or four sips.
Because of the relative scarcity of these perfect little moments, I like to think of them as priceless. Which means that I don't balk if an espresso costs $4 somewhere because it is a special bean or a featured roaster, as long as I trust the person preparing it. It also means that I know when to splurge on a coffee time-wise: If I'm paying more than I normally would for a special drink, I'm going to treat it as a special moment and sit down with it, or at least linger over it long enough to enjoy it stationary, in a real ceramic cup. With a saucer and a spoon. And a cup of sparking water. And my cell phone turned off.
Don't worry about spending the money—or, perhaps more importantly, the time—on yourself when it comes to really great coffee, at least every once in a while. Not only are you worth it, and you certainly are, but the coffee's worth it, too.
Got any other money's-no-object coffee splurges you recommend? Let us know in the comments.
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It started off as a unique learning experience for a class of fifth graders at Alpine Elementary School in Longmont, Colo. After receiving a request from the fifth grade teachers for any parents who worked in the medical field to come in and speak to the classes, Ana Williams – a certified nurse midwife and parent of a student in the class – suggested to the teacher that she could discuss placentas and even bring in a donated human placenta to enrich the class's study on the human body and circulation. According to Williams, the teacher said they had just been learning about blood vessels and thought it would be great.
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Officials with the Boulder County Health Department and Denver Health have assured me that all the appropriate measures were taken to ensure student safety. Further, Dr. Ned Calonge, Chief Medical Officer with the Colorado Department of Health has also assured the District that the chance of any transmission of a blood borne pathogen is unimaginably low, substantially less than a common nosebleed in class or on the school playground.
Williams also commented, "I would like to stress that none of the children had exposure to any blood borne pathogens. Exposure would involve getting stuck with a dirty needle; blood having contact with their mucous membranes; or blood having contact with an open wound. Of course, none of these things happened. We followed standard precautions and hygiene that are used in the hospital. "
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Clive Oldfield also has a fifth grader at Alpine. His daughter is in a different fifth grade class, but he wishes she would have had the opportunity to have this "great learning experience." Oldfield said, "What a perfect opportunity to continue their study of circulatory systems by examining an organ that was donated. Life/nutrition/circulation – how fantastic to have that experience first hand." Oldfield does not feel parental permission was needed and said, "By sending my child to a public school I expect the child to encounter situations and choices made on my behalf by the school and staff that are: moral, ethical, safe, valued, non-threatening, non-corrupting, age-appropriate and educational. All of these criteria were satisfied by embracing the examination of the donated placenta."
Kris Koval is another parent of a fifth grader who missed out on the demonstration. She said, "I hope that other learning opportunities to engage in hands on, practical learning will continue to be available to my children throughout their educational career."
Susan Lynch's daughter missed out on the experience as well, but Lynch thinks it would have been very beneficial to have the hands-on experience. Lynch sees nothing wrong with exposing fifth graders to a placenta and said, "in 4th grade the students dissect 'owl pellets' (which is undigested parts of prey that the owl vomits up). The kids find all the bones in the pellets and put together the skeleton(s) that they find. The students enjoy this sort of 'hands-on learning' and come away from this unit of inquiry with a good understanding of the life-cycle, animal adaptations, and a basic bodily process (digestion). Using a placenta as a way to illustrate and discuss circulation seems like a fine 'hands-on' learning experience for the kids."
Lynch adds that there was no discussion of sex or reproduction as a part of this demonstration and she doesn't think there needs to be. "If a parent brought in a lung or a heart for the kids to look at and touch, would we still be having this discussion? I doubt it. It feels like the controversy is because it was a placenta – something that is connected (although tangentially) to sex, reproduction, and (horrifyingly) BIRTH."
Personally, I feel that while the school district probably should have notified parents in advance, it was a great learning opportunity for the students, one that I'd be happy to have my children participate in when they are older. I think both the midwife and the teacher were acting with the children's best interests in mind and never had any intention of jeopardizing anyone's health, nor do I think (based on the information given to me) that anybody's health was jeopardized. It seems like an overreaction on the part of the Valentines to contact the media resulted in a shock journalism piece put forth by CBS4.
We all want to keep our children safe, but when safety precautions were taken and the majority of the parents and students found the experience to be a good one, is one set of parents' squeaky wheel really all it takes to get the media to jump on a story? Why didn't they interview any parents who supported the demonstration? Why didn't they show the views of the health professionals who thought there was no problem with it? I'm disappointed in the reporting done by CBS4 Denver.
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We're a small business that sells mostly audio/video related software. Up until now, we haven't branded the "ClearClick" name so we need a new logo.
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