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Do you wear sunscreen every day? Just as importantly, what do you know about the stuff that you're slathering on yourself and your kids?
Last month, the federal government announced some big changes in how sunscreen makers can label and advertise their products. The changes won't take effect until 2012, but you can use this information now when you're choosing, and using, sunscreen, to get the best protection possible.
There's no such thing as waterproof sun protection. Starting next year, companies can no longer claim their sunscreen is waterproof. So even if you're using something this year that says it lasts through water exposure, or is "sweatproof," it doesn't, and it's not. Always re-apply sunscreen after swimming or sweating, and at least every two hours while outside, regardless of what you've been doing.
There's no such thing as sunblock. Sunblock implies complete protection, and even the strongest formulations can't block every ray. The term will be banned next year. In the meantime, take label claims with a grain of salt, and remember to take other precautions from the sun: Wear a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and light, protective clothing when possible. And stay out of the sun during the brightest part of the day when you can.
The best sunscreens protect against two kinds of rays. So-called "broad-spectrum" products provide protection again both ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet B (UVB) radiation. Many products don't; read the labels to be sure. Only those products that protect against both rays will help protect against skin cancer and skin aging, because both rays can cause skin cancer. Many products protect only against UVB, the rays that cause sunburn, but UVA protection is especially important, as those are the rays that penetrate deep into your skin and can cause premature skin aging. Zinc oxide products provide UVA protection.
70+ SPF ratings? Unnecessary. Those products with super-high SPF ratings are overkill. (The SPF rating measures the product's ability to prevent sunburn, caused by UVB.) For the best protection, you need a product with at least 30 SPF, and up to 50 SPF, but according to the Food and Drug Administration, ratings over 50 SPF do not offer any more protection. However, don't choose a product with under 15 SPF. It is not strong enough to be effective.
Use enough product to protect yourself. The FDA didn't mention this, but your dermatologist probably would love us to bring it up: Cover your skin liberally. Most people need one ounce to properly coat their exposed skin. That means if you apply it as you're supposed to – every single day – that 8-ounce tube will only last a little more than a week. But then again, isn't your skin, and your health, worth protecting?
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A few weeks back, I was happy to begin some work on Special Collections materials in Preservation. I grabbed a few likely suspects off the shelf and opened one: this was a thick volume of bound magazines entitled Reel Life: A Weekly Magazine of Kinetic Drama and Literature. This project by Mr. Clarence Herbert New was like many of his projects- it seemed like the most important thing in the world to him and must be thoroughly documented. For some perspective, it would be a little like this: pretend that one day I was walking across the magnolia quad and had a great idea. I then wrote that idea on a magnolia leaf, because there just isn't a stack of paper available on the mag quad, right? I would then proclaim to the world that I had this great idea and wrote it on a magnolia leaf! You get the picture. Mr. New has documented his idea for the masthead of "Reel Life" by drawing a draft of the first page. On this draft page, Mr. New wrote that this idea came to him and he wrote it on a piece of driftwood at Rockaway Point,NY in a tent on August 11,1913. (we must know the exact day and time!)
Here is a draft of the masthead for Reel Life:
The magazine documented the newly developing moving picture business. It is filled with ads for for the 1913 Edison Kinetoscope, coming attractions at theaters, scenes and reviews of current films and all sorts of film related products. Mr. New must have been quite a fellow!
In terms of preservation, I stabilized the text block, re-attached any loose pages and then re-attached the loose text block to the covers so this piece of history can be used by researchers. This is the catalog record in ZSR.
He is an interesting man! Great job, Craig.
This information certainly personalizes the magazine. Thanks for this story.
I am excited to read more about the Reel Life discovery. Clarence Herbert New had many lives…it's amazing to see more wonderful work from his papers! Thanks for sharing it!

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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP) — President Barack Obama says protests in Egypt so far haven't included the level of violence many had feared. But he says the potential for such violence remains.
Obama says the U.S. is committed to democracy in Egypt, not any particular leader. He says Islamist President Mohammed Morsi was democratically elected. He says now Morsi's government must respect its opposition and minority groups.
He's calling for all sides to refrain from violence.
Obama says he's concerned about women being assaulted in protests. He's telling protesters that assaulting women doesn't count as peaceful protest.
Millions of Egyptians are taking to the streets in Cairo to demand Morsi leave office. More than a dozen have been killed, including one American.
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An academic label for someone who adheres to the theories, or methods, of Karl Marx, who proved that society can be studied by science. The term is confused by a lot ignorant asshats who are unable to parse Marxism from small 'c' communism; the latter being a very specific type of society, whereas Marxism is more a way of understanding how the world is shaped by material conditions and the imperatives of class power, which are the real motor forces of history.
Marxists are defined by the methods they use to analyze society and develop systematic conceptualizations of its contradictory features, not by a strict political doctrine as is often believed.
by trotskyite November 15, 2006
Similar to a wife as they both want you to work your ass off to pay their bills while telling you how you are oppressing them.
You see that bum on welfare with the Che shirt, yeah he is a real Marxist. His revolution is against earning his own way.
by Chez Guevara July 10, 2008
adj. common term used to describe someone who does not believe what you believe. Note: most abusers of this never read anything by Karl Marx (save maybe his propoganda script) so they generally have no idea what he is all about.
I am tired of that Marxist never agreeing with me. I mean, i am Glenn Beck, and i never went to school, but all my ideas are grand and spectactular.
by rebirth of keynes February 01, 2010
1. An ideology that advocates mass murder in the name of social justice, autocracy in the name of democratic fairness, slave labour camps in the name of proletarian liberation, a rigid social caste system in the name of a classless society, and general social destitution in the name of material prosperity
2. A proto-Nazi
2. A proto-Nazi
"Marxists explain that the Vietnamese Empire was forced to annex Cambodia to save it from their Khmer Rouge allies, but I still don't get why they had to annex Laos as well."
by DrCruel December 28, 2005
Anyone who disagrees with the then-current economic theories dominating the Republican Party.
Obama is a Marxist
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Lubbock Voters Don't Believe Obama Was Born In The U.S.
I haven't weighed in on the Obama Birth Certificate argument because I thought it was the single most ridiculous, retarded and pointless excuse to hate on somebody that I've ever heard. This morning I happened to drop by a poll at KCBD that asked "Are you satisfied that President Obama was born in the U.S.". AFTER selecting YES, the poll still came back with the majority saying "No". Okay, after a certificate of live birth, a short form birth certificate and now a long form birth certificate, there are still so many g**damned morons in this town that it amazes me.
I'm personally suggesting two things for the "birthers".
1. Evidentally we have to rub your nose in the official document the same way we would with a puppy that's peed on the floor.
2. Find a real reason to hate on the guy. Bitch about gas prices, or the messed up budget, or ANYTHING that might result in some productive action or discussion.
At this point he's not only proved he was born here, but also we're so far into his term, who gives a sh@t?
This isn't even a post about supporting the President (which I think you should do no matter what), this post is about getting the majority of people to pull their heads out of their asses. Seriously.


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- jennyschupp
- 4 years ago
I am friends with an ex couple, both of whom I plan to invite to my upcoming wedding. But is it OK for me to ask one of them to be IN my wedding?
Specifically, I've always been very close to the male (he's my oldest friend) but more recently close to the female. I've moved frequently, so my friendships with both have not been geographically close for over ten years. They are more friendships in spirit and via old fashioned phone call catchups (rare).
They broke up about ten years ago, are both married since, and she has kids. The breakup was somewhat acrimonious. Truthfully, they were just young and dumb. I'd like, however, to ask her to be in my wedding as one of my three bridesmaids (my sister is my MOH).
Here's where I'm not sure if that will be insensitive: I met her through her ex (my male friend), and she and I were not particularly close when they dated or broke up. It is only in years recent, when she called to lean on me for confidance and support during a personal struggle she felt only I could relate to, that we became genuine friends.
I'm not sure he will be all that surprised to see her at my wedding, but he may be surprised to see her IN my wedding and, in fact, upset about it.
I should note, she is one of just two female friends I have.
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Danbury wind farm article focuses on property valuesBy DAN SEUFERT
Union Leader Correspondent
March 18. 2014 10:00PM
DANBURY — At last week's town meetings, several towns in the Newfound Lake-Mount Cardigan area passed rights-based ordinances and wind farm-related articles aimed at protecting towns' rights from proposed and potential wind-farm developments.
Danbury voters OK'd an article designed to protect residents from one of the primary fears voiced by opponents of proposed wind power projects in the Lakes Region — a potential loss of property values from a 500-foot wind tower built nearby.
The last article on the warrant read: "Shall the town of Danbury require that all industrial wind developers provide all property owners, who are not legally bound to the industrial wind developers through leases or easements, within a three-mile radius of the base of any turbine or within the view shed, a property value guarantee?"
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"The purpose of this ordinance is to guarantee residents' right to determine their own energy future," Article 9 read.
And though the Wild Meadows and Spruce Ridge wind farm projects are being proposed for the area, the towns have no authority to stop any such projects, officials say. The state's Site Evaluation Committee has authority over wind-energy projects larger than 30 megawatts.
"The (Site Evaluation Committee) currently preempts local legislation, though the committee certainly can consider local legislation," said SEC Attorney Michael Iacopino.
The state is considering SB99, a bill to study the site evaluation committee and process, and developing regulatory criteria for the siting of energy facilities that may permit more local control.


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American Mini, Not Muscle
The New York International Auto Show seemed to be less of an auto show than it was an extravaganza for environmentally friendly automobiles. To be more accurate, it seemed to be a display for mini-mobiles. The self-propelled cars in the Flintstone's cartoon had more power than some of these cars. This timing could not have come at a worse time for these auto companies. This winter tossed a monkey wrench into the spokes of the Al Gore global warming crusade and an increasing number of people are questioning the global warming rational.
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Creed, Phil Collins, And How Listening To Them May Cause You To Wreck Your Car
Greetings, fellow drivers. First off, my apologies for not being around as often as I should be on this blog. Various circumstances have prevented me from being a regular contributor. But fear not, I will be making myself known more often than before to give you a dose of the entertainment side of driving. I'm talking about that one medium of art that ties us all together regardless of religion, race, or creed. I'm talking about music. Everyone loves listening to music while driving. It passes the time in those long hauls between point A and point B. It also serves as a catalyst for varying types of behavior while driving. I'm talking about this guy…
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Tags: Air drumming, vehicle safety, Creed, Phil Collins, In The Air Tonight
Why it Pays to Extend the Life of your Car
One of the reasons many Americans are having financial difficulty is because they spend more money than they make, which seems to be a current American practice. One way to save money is to extend the life of your car. A noble goal is to drive your vehicle until it reaches the 250,000 mile plateau. You may think this is impossible, but since cars today are built after rigorous testing, it is quite plausible.
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Tags: used car, maintenance, payments, loans
Batteries Not Included. . . But Should They?
Plug-in hybrid, all-electric or fuel cell? Companies are hedging their bets on what will emerge as the next generation engine technology of choice; now it seems another alternative approach could well be set to enter the mix. Electric hybrids have a tremendous amount of momentum right now; but what if a technology didn't rely on expensive, heavy, bulky battery technologies that aren't really ready for prime time, but instead used a time-tested energy storage method? What is this new wonderful technology? It's Hydraulics! Hydraulic hybrid vehicles aren't exactly news to everyone. Operators of truck fleets have recently taken an interest and have been evaluating hydraulic hybrids. Hydraulic power trains would add only about 10 percent to the vehicle cost, but if you take a look at parallel hybrids, like the Prius, you would add hundreds of pounds and thousands of dollars to the vehicle.
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The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
Carlos Ghosn and Deiter Zetsche hopped into bed this week, and this unholy Franco-Hun alliance is already producing some interesting love children. Mercedes four cylinder in an Infiniti? Wouldn't that be a little, I don't know, difficult for Benz dealers to swallow?
GM is repaying tax-payer loans five years early, sure, but does that mean that they are on the road to profitability? Short answer, NO. Long answer, Double NO! The General has shed $4.3 billion dollars since bankruptcy, $1.9 billion in the last three months of 2009. We can see the light at the end of the tunnel, but it's still a pin-hole. Profit in 2010? We shall see . . .
Audi has dominated sports car racing for the better part of a decade. With countless R8s and R10s, the storied marque has taken every major trophy more then once, from Le Mans to Laguna Seca. Their red and silver rocket-sleds have yet to win any beauty contests, however. With its racing introduction this weekend in the south of France, at the Paul Ricard Circuit 8 Hour, Audi continues a proud tradition of function over slightly hideous form. You be the judge, inside the post . . .
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Those Who Cast Stones
Sixteen million dollars may not be that much, but with an industry that barely escapes with razor thin a margin, that's a hefty speeding ticket. Toyota Motor Company is the company in question and they were clobbered with a record-breaking penalty.
Toyota, which was once sparkling clean, has been inundated with bad press. They are facing mounting private lawsuits and, if they pay this $16.4 million penalty levied against them from the Transportation Department, it could be a tacit admission of guilt. With that said, the public knows that many lawyers are greedy and are known for ambulance chasing. Is that the case here? There have been some individuals who have made complaints against Toyota but it has been proven they fabricated the story, made fallacious accusations, and has blatantly lied. For instance, your car is not going to stop quickly enough, in most cases, if you never attempted to press on the brake
Chevy Volt Begins Production, New Hybrids From Hyundai And Nissan
The first Chevy Volts hummed off the assembly line in Hamtramck on Tuesday, making good on a fuel-efficiency promise first made at the 2007 Detroit Auto Show. The General was going to give Americans a car that achieved triple-digit efficiency, 700 miles on one tank. It was ungainly, some might say ugly, (though I found the odd Volvo-esque cutline running between the fenders to be pleasing), but its value went way beyond its poorly-styled exterior. The Volt drank gasoline, but was not propelled by it. The Volt needed to be charged at home, but would not slow to a stop if the charge ran out. EEeeeeenteresting.
There is more good news for the Volt, besides the near-miracle that it is even going to see the light of day: GM's silent partner, good 'ole Uncle-conflictofinterest-Sam, called 'dibs' on the first hundred Volts a week ago. On March 31st, President Obama released a plan for off-shore drilling (Finally!! Refineries, anyone? Wanna get to work on those now, please??!). Obama also set a goal of one million plug-in hybrids, like the Volt or the upcoming Cadillac XTS by 2015. Then, in a move that wasn't difficult to predict, the administration upped its order of Volts from 100 to 2,500 and then to 5,000. Too bad these cars will be destroyed in the first few months- being relegated to company/rental car status and all, operated by US government employees no less.
I can almost visualize the carnage now- a Democratic Senator's aide drills a Republican staffer as he crosses the street. The combination of a silent, government-owned eco-car and a buffoon using a Bluetooth while jay-walking turns out to be deadly. Political and social backlash ensues; the Democratic Senator begins receiving death threats at 3 am; the Republican Senator has to pour himself a stiff drink and find a new boyfriend. And the Volt is run through the muck by any self-righteous goof with a camera in front of him. Both parties.
"We need these cars to have warning sirens and spray water fifteen feet in front of them so that the blind and jerks with headphones won't be ground to hamburger meat beneath the wheels of this rolling abomination!!"
"Who gave a Democrat under the age of forty-two a Gee-Deee drivers license??! This is what happens when you let people abort babies!"
"The RNC placed that young man in the way of our staffer's Volt on purpose, attempting to sabotage a "green" vehicle's reputation! That's what they do, those Nazis!"
"Where am I? How did . . . is this Washington D.C. . . . ? Oh Gawd, this is the Hall of Representatives??! Uhg, I'll give you a sound-bite, just let me go clean all this cocaine and hooker-blood offuh my new loafers!"
Ahem, more news about the Volt, the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid, and the Nissan Leaf, inside yon post . . .
Posted In: Hybrid / Green, Technology, Videos
Tags: Chevrolet, Chevy Volt, Nissan, Nissan Leaf, Hyundai, Hyundai Sonata Hybrid, Barack Obama, Obama, Detroit, Hamtramck, Gm, General Motors, GM, chevyvolt, nissanleaf, hyundaisonatahybrid, barackobama, generalmotors,
First Glance 2010 New York Auto Show Parked For Two Weeks At The Javits Center.
Car lovers may be seeing green at this year's show but it wouldn't be complete without the sexy, fast cars attendees have come to love. The crazy-hot 2011 Mercedes SLS AMG GT3 race car . . . Spyker, Viper, Lotus, Lamborghini, and the 202-mph Bentley Supersports pale yellow convertible. Along the larger SUV lines, Infiniti has introduced the all-new QX56, the company's flagship sport utility vehicle, which was completely redesigned. Volkswagen unveiled the 2011 Touareg and the 2011 Porsche Cayenne also gets new styling and a new hybrid drivetrain that can cruise on electric power alone at speeds up to 97 mph.
Posted In: Auto Shows
Tags: car show, new york, javitz center
Web Review: New F1 Teams
Is this post just a big excuse to mention that the US government might be bailing out USF1 to the tune of $100 million dollars? Yes, it mostly is. Our Great Red White and Blue hype has failed us, fellow 'Murrikens, but have faith, our Government may swoop in and save the day . . . oh, wait, yesterday was April 1st, wasn't it? Uhm, so this must be complete BS (an interesting jibe at American politics however), which describes the whole USF1-mess pretty accurately.
There are a few other new teams in Formula One this season, actual, functioning teams, with cars and drivers and everything! Virgin Racing, Lotus F1, and Hispania Racing Team have made it to both rounds of the 2010 F1 Championship. They have had a tenuous introduction to F1, these new teams, as evidenced by how many of them have actually finished a race -- Lotus has seen one car finish twice, and HRT's Karun Chandock was able to take the checkers last weekend in Melbourne. Virgin, arguably the prettiest of the new cars, has yet to finish a Grand Prix. A side-note, Prodrive (famous for campaigning Subaru's now defunct WRC team, as well as DB9.Rs and 550 GTs for Aston-Martin and Ferrari) has thrown its hat in the ring for 2011. Supposedly they had a car prepared for 2010, so their addition next season should be a successful one, assuming it even happens.
Within this post we review the new teams and their websites, if they have a website. Intrigue to follow . . .
Posted In: Miscellaneous, Racing, Car Reviews
Tags: Formula One, F1, Virgin Racing, Hispania Racing Team, Lotus F1, HRT, USF1, Mike Gascoyne, Tony Fernandez, Sir Richard Branson, Nick Wirth, Wirth Engineering, Acura, F1, formulaone, virginracing, hispaniaracingteam, lotusf1, mikegascoyne, tonyfernandez, sirrichardbranson, nickwirth, wirthengineering, Ferrari, McLaren, Force India, forceindia, newf1teams, Prodrive, prodrive
Chrysler To Roll Out New Grand Cherokee In July
The Italians are not blind to the situation they have bought into at Chrysler. Things, in their romantic eye, at least, are starting to improve. To quote Sergio Marchionne, "I feel a lot more comfortable today than I did 12 months ago -- by far."
Arguably the most successful, and well received late model Chrysler vehicle, the Jeep Grand Cherokee will lead the march toward profitability for Chrysler (good thing I typed that last bit of hog-wash -- I could never say the words "Profitable Chrysler" with a straight face . . .). The new Grand Cherokee will go into production in May, and will land in showrooms towards the beginning of July.
How does this SUV stack up against the competition? If that were still a relevant question, I would answer it. SUVs are dead, folks, you can no longer enhance your manhood with tall tires and too much lane-choking width. Chicks don't dig it as much as they used to. Sorry.
Since the Grand Cherokee occupies a weird niche of its own, let's just explore its merits solely as a viable product, one that may or may not help Chrysler succeed long enough to re-badge Lancias and then fail all over again . ..
Posted In: Car News, Miscellaneous, Reports
Tags: Sergio Marchionne, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Chrysler, Fiat, Mercedes Benz, Daimler, Lancia, Grand Cherokee, sergiomarchionne, jeepgrandcherokee, mercedesbenz, grandcherokee
Mobil 12 Hours of Sebring: The Race That Was Pt. 3
Ahhh, the third and final installment of the AutoShopper Blog's Sebring coverage. My ass and legs are still a little sore, and my ears are still ringing, but I am happy as a clam to be bringing you another gallery and a another movie of the action. I am, of course, so thrilled, because now that I'm done gushing over Sebring, I get back to updating internet ads. Yaa-Hoo.
This post rounds out our coverage of Sebring; there are several videos and images to pore over. GT car-centric as I am I feel like we've been ignoring them. Notes and observations, inside yon post . . .
Posted In: Racing, Reports, Videos
Tags: ALMS, Acura, Porsche, Drayson Racing, Autocon Motorsports, Team Peugeot Total, Aston Martin Racing, Patrón Highcroft Racing, Cytosport-Muscle Milk Team, Dyson Racing Team BP, Primetime-Braille Battery Race Group, Genoa Racing, Level 5 Motorsports, Intersport Racing Quicksilver, Green Earth Team Gunnar, draysonracing, autoconmotorsports, teampeugeottotal, astonmartinracing, patrónhighcroftracing, cytosportmusclemilkteam, dysonracingteambp, primetimebraillebatteryracegroup, genoaracing, level5motorsports, intersportracingquicksilver, greenearthteamgunnar


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Cody shuts out Torrington for 3A state title
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Carlene Marie Vontz Murphy
Carlene Marie Vontz Murphy of Powell, 82, passed away Nov. 12, 2017, at the Billings Clinic in Billings, Montana. Funeral Mass services will be at 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 17, 2017, at the St. Barbara's Catholic Church in Powell. Burial will be in the... Full story
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Extras: ★★★★½
As series three of Garrow's Law comes to a finish on BBC1 – following a tearful episode three in which Alun Armstrong's solicitor John Southouse died – along comes the boxset featuring the complete series one and two.
These fact-based stories from the late 18th-century records of the Old Bailey, exploring the courtroom exploits of maverick barrister William Garrow, have been consistently entertaining and fascinating, throwing a light on a crude and barbaric era of British justice.
Garrow – forgotten hero
The murder of slaves, homosexuality, infanticide, treason – the early dramas have shown viewers the chilling treatment dished out at the Bailey, which basically acted as a clearing house for the rich and powerful against the poor and disenfranchised.
Along came pioneering barrister Garrow, a neglected hero from the archives until series co-creator Tony Marchant spotted his potential for this series. Here was a man who, like Atticus Finch, Horace Rumpole or Perry Mason, stood up for the underdog. The difference being that in Garrow's day, the system was heavily tilted against defence counsel.
Andrew Buchan's co-stars
Garrow, played by Andrew Buchan with the quiet fortitude once the speciality of James Stewart or Gregory Peck, defended the poor and desperate that other barristers turned their noses up at. Moreover, he established the right of defence lawyers to argue the case for defendants and cross-examine prosecution witnesses. Until then, whatever flimsy cross-examination was done came from the judge or jurors.
Buchan's co-stars have fleshed out the series wonderfully, with Lyndsey Marshal sympathetic as Lady Sarah Hill, Rupert Graves horrid as her husband Sir Arthur, Aidan McArdle slippery as the prosecutor, and Michael Culkin as Judge Buller having a face straight out of a Hogarth print.
Garrow's Law documentary
The boxset introduces Garrow as an idealistic young barrister, has the barrister fighting a pistol duel with Sylvester and sees him in the dock himself, accused by Sir Arthur of 'criminal conversation' (or sex, in modern parlance) with Lady Sarah, all interwoven with intriguing courtroom battles.
Special features include Behind the Scenes of Garrow's Law and an exclusive documentary, William Garrow: Fact and Fiction.
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Allow Me Calmness
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Only anger is a tall order to follow
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Herald Times - Manitowoc County, WI
MANITOWOC — Rev. Walter Quinn wanted to open the minds and hearts of Cabrini middle school students Monday about pro-life issues.
He showed a video, "Before You Were Born," showing development of the fetus from four to 12 weeks after conception.
A dozen grade schoolers narrated the video, produced by a group of Texas physicians, and the word "abortion" was never spoken.
"When you're older, in high school or college, you're going to hear people say an unborn baby is only a blob of protoplasm so you can do anything you want with it," said the ordained Catholic priest, a member of Priests for Life based in New York, accompanied at Lakeshore area church and school visits by Lighthouse Inn owner James Van Lanen.
But it would have been surprising for any Cabrini youngster to describe an eight-week-old fetus as a "blob" when the advanced contact embryoscopy showed it as already having arms, legs, fingers, toes, facial features, rapidly beating heart.
This development has already taken place even though the fetus is smaller than a quarter.
"We want you to learn the whole truth. This is a scientific, medical presentation that you have seen with your own eyes," Quinn, 73, said to the students.
While stopping abortion is a primary goal of Priests for Life the organization also advocates against assisted suicide.
"The Holy Father talks about the culture of death vs. the culture of life. He calls this spiritual warfare, with the forces of good battling the forces of evil not just in the United States but all over the world," Quinn said.
Priests for Life's Web site claims there has been the killing of 43 million "babies" since 1973 and the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion in many circumstances.
"Overcoming the culture of death is a matter of education," Quinn said.
Quinn vehemently disagrees with politicians who say they are Catholic or Christian and separate their faith from votes they take on issues. "There is on such thing as private morality vs. public morality. Truth is truth," he said.
Quinn's hope, shared by Van Lanen, is that there will be formation of a Manitowoc County chapter of Right to Life.
Founder of Grandparents Against Abortion, Van Lanen said he wants to bring together all area churches, irrespective of denomination.
"It's not a Catholic or Christian issue but the most basic fundamental human rights issue," said Van Lanen. "I quote Thomas Jefferson all the time, 'The care of human life and not its destruction is the first and only legitimate object of good government.'"


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You can build a scarecrow to scare hawks out of your yard. The scarecrow may be more effective if moved periodically to give the illusion that humans are present. You can also frighten the hawk away by hanging shiny objects, such as pie tins, mylar or compact discs, from trees. These objects create the illusion of movement when struck by the sun.
Loud noises such as yelling and banging pans together also scare hawks, although it's best to use audio scare tactics as a last resort to avoid also unsettling desirable wildlife. If you see a hawk perching at night, shine a laser pointer a few feet from its perch and slowly move it closer. Wildlife experts discourage the use of cats to scare away hawks as they may become prey for the raptor and may themselves prey upon songbirds.
Killing or injuring hawks, owls and most other birds of prey is illegal, so bird experts advise homeowners to call wildlife experts to remove particularly aggressive hawks. Birders also recommend removing food sources and vantage points to discourage hawks from remaining in the area. Protect smaller birds by covering bird feeders, abstaining from scattering bird seed, enclosing backyard chickens, and placing decals on windows.


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Cees Links
Cees Links is the founder and CEO of GreenPeak. Under his responsibility, the first wireless LANs were developed, ultimately becoming household technology integrated into PCs and notebooks. He also pioneered the development of access points, home networking routers, and hotspot basestations. He was involved in the establishment of the IEEE 802.11 standardization committee and the Wi-Fi Alliance. And, he was instrumental in establishing the IEEE 802.15 standardization committee to become the basis for the ZigBee sense and control networking.


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Issued jointly from the Department of Health and Human Services – Division of Public HealthNebraska Department of Environmental QualityNebraska Game and Parks CommissionUN-L Water Quality Extension ProgramJuly 9, 2010 CONTACTS Brian McManus, Department of Environmental Quality, (402) 471-4223Marla Augustine, HHS Communications and Legislative Services, (402) 471-4047Dave Tunink, Game and Parks Commission, (402) 471-5553Tadd Barrow, UN-L Water Quality Extension, (402) 472-7783
The state has issued a health alert for toxic blue-green algae at Red Willow Reservoir in Frontier County, and an alert continues at Johnson Lake in Gosper County, which was first placed on alert last week. A health alert has ended at Swan Creek Lake 5A near Tobias in Saline County.Samples taken earlier this week at Red Willow Reservoir were above the state's health alert threshold of 20 parts per billion (ppb) of total Microcystins (a toxin released by certain strains of blue-green algae.) Although levels were below the threshold at Johnson Lake this week, a health alert remains in effect. Lakes that are on health alert must have two consecutive weeks of readings below 20 ppb before the alert is removed. Signs are being posted to advise the public to use caution, and the swimming beach at the lakes will remain closed during the health alert. Recreational boating and fishing are permitted at the lakes, but the public is advised to avoid activities that could involve accidental ingestion of water. People can still use the public areas for camping, picnics and other outdoor activities.The lakes will continue to be monitored weekly throughout the 2010 recreational season. Sampling results for toxic algae and bacteria will be updated every Friday and posted on NDEQ's web site, www.deq.state.ne.us. (For more information about potential health effects of toxic blue-green algae, what to look for, and steps to avoid exposure, please refer to the attached Fact Sheet.)


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Innovation has been, without question, one factor behind the excitement about entrepreneurship worldwide. From the microchip to the iPhone, the personal computer to virtual reality, new technologies have pushed progressed forward – and transformed our lives.
Among the biggest transformation: social mobility. Millions across the globe have moved out of poverty into the middle class. That is certainly true in Turkey and its surrounding region.
The biggest impact of the middle class? Spending.
The middle class has fueled growth in consumer products, in services, on the Internet – and, most importantly, in payments.
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The debate over fast-food has went on for over a decade now. Some say it's just not healthy and others agree. Now a new poll shows what you should and shouldn't eat when visiting these establishments. I have listened to these debates and watched the restaurants try to do damage control to save their clientele. However, it's really quite simpler than that. People are going to eat what they crave and what makes them feel good. It has little to no effect on how many calories is in it. When did it become the restaurant industries responsibility to help people eat responsively?
Each person knows how many calories they are allotted per day. This is based on their height and weight. Their caloric intake is influenced by what makes them satisfied. If a person has 2,000 calories to spend, and they use 1,000 of that on a Big Mac, it's not McDonald's fault. That person had a choice. Someone who doesn't have to be so mindful of their weight can have that big man without a problem.
McDonalds' doesn't make people fat, people choose to gain weight by the selections of food they intake. I do agree with putting the calorie content out so everyone can see. However, what a person does with that is their own business. We need to stop putting so much pressure on these fast food chains and start putting the blame back where it belongs, on poor eating habits.
Thanks to Alexei Beltyukov for debating this with me. Check it out on Vimeo.


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Carhartt Flannel-Lined Boone Jeans - Relaxed Fit, Factory Seconds (For Women)
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About Carhartt Flannel-Lined Boone Jeans - Relaxed Fit, Factory Seconds (For Women)
2nds. Work jeans that offer toasty warmth, lasting durability and a comfortable fit? Sign us up for Carhartt's Boone jeans -- crafted with rugged stretch denim, lined in supersoft flannel, and cut in a relaxed fit through the hip and thigh for easy movement and unparalleled comfort.
- Carhartt manufactures apparel known for exceptional durability, comfort, quality construction and fit
- Durable stretch denim with Rugged-Flex stretch technology for easy movement
- Toasty cotton flannel lining
- Mid rise sits just below the waist
- Relaxed fit through the hip and thigh
- Contoured waistband
- Zip fly and button closure
- Classic five-pocket style
- Triple-stitched inseams for added durability
- Straight leg
- Carhartt Style No. 100648
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Specs about Carhartt Flannel-Lined Boone Jeans - Relaxed Fit, Factory Seconds (For Women)
- Inseam: Short 30", Regular 32", Tall 34"
- Leg opening: 17"
- Lining: 98% cotton, 2% spandex
- Fabric: 77% cotton, 21% polyester, 2% spandex
- Care: Machine wash, tumble dry
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Toasty Warm, comfortable fit.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Jeanne123 from San Diego, CA on Saturday, November 19, 2016
These are nice, warm, comfortable jeans. I haven't had them long enough to comment on the durability, but they look like they would be durable with the triple stitching on the seams. I like the straight leg cut. I noticed they don't have the side pockets of the other models Carhartt makes, so I a... Read More
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Great valueVerified Buyer Reviewed by Happy hiker from Ohio on Sunday, March 11, 2018These jeans are comfortable and well made. I've worn them several times and I have to figure out why they are considered "seconds". The flannel lining the jeans isn't super soft, but is certainly soft enough and I suspect they will be quite durable for a long time to come. While they are quite warm on their own, the fit is roomy enough for additional layering if needed. I would even say these run a tad large although I did order a size up from my normal size because my size wasn't available, but I think my normal size would have been plenty roomy as well. Overall, they seem to be a quality pair of jeans at fantastic price point.
2nds??Verified Buyer Reviewed by Tishka from Vancouver, WA on Friday, February 16, 2018These jeans are the best - and a great value. I could not tell there is anything "wrong" with them for them to be 2nds. They are the high quality you would expect from Carhartt. They are super warm and durable, yet soft and flexible. I absolutely love these jeans. My only regret is that I only bought one pair as now they are sold out in my size. This is a "must buy" for any woman who works outside and needs to be toasty warm while still being comfortable. They are not stiff and rugged like the double front jeans. These have stretch to them and they flex and move with you, but the flannel lining makes them extra warm. I LOVE these!
Staying warmVerified Buyer Reviewed by ADKGreeneyes from Upstate NY on Monday, February 12, 2018These pants were a size to big for me but I couldn't turn them down for the price that they were. I bought them for working outside in the winter. They are perfect and have not let me down. I would have bought another pair if they still had the size I needed. I did however, order 2 pair of unlined Carhartt pants.
As comfortable as sweats!Verified Buyer Reviewed by Renae from MO on Wednesday, January 31, 2018These jeans are super soft and stretchy. They almost feel like I am wearing sweats! I ordered them even though they are a size bigger than I usually wear because they were only $15 and I figured I could layer a pair of thermals under them with the extra room. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is because I feel the opening at bottom of the leg is entirely too wide. I know these are relaxed fit, but that large of an opening is beyond boot cut!
Do the job!Verified Buyer Reviewed by Anmomma from Florida on Tuesday, January 30, 2018I bought these to keep my legs warm on those cold, damp, windy days. They definitely do that. Probably not the most stylish, but if looking to keep warm can't beat these for the price.
Great jeans!Verified Buyer Reviewed by Harper from Texas on Friday, January 26, 2018Very nice fit and very comfortable to wear. Would recommend to a friend. Sized a little smaller than normal. I usually wear a size 2 or 4, these were a 6 and they didn't have much extra room, maybe because of the lining. All in all, a very good product.
Fits smallVerified Buyer Reviewed by BMosley from Georgia on Wednesday, January 24, 2018Well fitting 18 in the butt, 16 in the waist. Disappointed bc they did seem like they would have been comfy.
WarmVerified Buyer Reviewed by jce0107 from NC on Saturday, January 20, 2018Bought these for working on a food truck in the winter months. Plenty warm. Lots of stretch in the material, so they get baggy as the day goes on. Runs large.
Flannel Lined Boone JeansVerified Buyer Reviewed by Rebecca from IA on Wednesday, January 17, 2018Soft, inner and outer, stretchy which I was not sure I would like, but now love!
I am between a 14 and 16, ordered 16short. Have to turn up the bottoms which is fine, about an inch and a half, and use a belt, otherwise they fall off.
But they are very very comfy, and that is what I was looking for!
Love these pantsVerified Buyer Reviewed by Electric Kat from Wisconsin on Tuesday, January 16, 2018They are warm but not bulky or binding. Fit true to size. I ordered 2 pair loved them so ordered 2 more. The only thing I noticed is the stitching around the front pockets is a little scratchy.
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"Do these jeans shrink in the wash?"
Sorry to say I haven't worn them yet or washed them.
"Are these high-rise or mid-rise? They look pretty high."
These jeans are comfortable to the hip below my waist & belly button. I like several styles of women's Carhartt jeans that compliment an "older" figure, these jeans definitely do.
That would depend on your height. I normally wear a petite and they more of a high rise, but if you are tall, they would be mid-rise


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The 87th Academy Awards ceremony continued the tradition of Hollywood's liberals seizing their moment on the dais to remind the well-heeled audience of the social injustices of the world. The Oscar celebration is known for being the night where left wing political comments are handed out almost as frequently as golden statuettes. For some reason, the grasp of the golden trophy makes the winner feel that he has earned the right to share his thoughts (usually his political thoughts) with the millions of people who just tuned in to see who won and look at the clothes. Famous past examples include Marlon Brando, who declined his Best Actor Oscar for The Godfather because he was protesting the treatment of Native Americans in films. A Native American actress, Sacheen Littlefeather, accepted the Oscar for him. In 1978, Oscar's Golden Anniversary was further enhanced by Vanessa Redgrave, who accepted her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role as an anti-Nazi activist in the film "Julia" by treating the audience to a tirade against "Zionist hoodlums". The Jewish Defense League had opposed her nomination and picketed the Oscar ceremony because she had financed and narrated a documentary called "The Palestinian". So Ms. Redgrave chose this moment to set the record that she was against fascist and racist Nazi Germany. Well, she certainly had an impact, since we are still talking about it 37 years later.
The 87th Oscar night went political in a big way. Right out of the gate, host Neil Patrick Harris was making comments about how the evening celebrates the "whitest" stars in Hollywood, a dig at the civil rights film Selma only receiving a Best Picture and Best Original Song nomination, as opposed to a performance nomination. We also had John Legend and Common performing the song "Glory" from Selma which took the prize for Best Original Song. In their performance, they included references to Rosa Parks and Ferguson. Rosa Parks, the black woman who famously refused to give up her seat on a bus to a White man during the Civil Rights Era was a heroine. Michael Brown of Ferguson, Missouri was a thug who was shot by a police officer in self-defense after Brown strong-armed a convenience store. How are we going to stop perpetuating the lie that Brown was a hero if the entertainment industry continues to lionize him?
Best Supporting Actress Winner Patricia Arquette received a standing ovation when she delivered a speech about gender pay equality. Ms. Arquette, whose personal net worth is estimated to be $24 million, needs to get her facts straight. Recent studies have demonstrated that when a woman has the same job as a man, her earnings are close to parity with his. Of course, in both Hollywood and the White House, women tend to earn less than men. Maybe that was what she was talking about. Ms. Arquette also offered no solution to the income inequity situation. Is she planning on sharing her $24 million with the actors waiting tables? Immigration also had its day in the sun when Actor Sean Penn asked the crowd who provided a green card to Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu, the Mexican director of "Birdman. Gonzalez Iñárritu followed that joke up with his own comments about a "Mexican" winning Oscars being "suspicious". Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.
Where were the conservative temper tantrums? The movie "American Sniper" only received one Oscar, Best Sound Effects. The winners did not use their moment on the stage to complain about why the film hadn't received more awards. But then again, the film has made over $300 million at the box office, 50% of the $600 million that eight Best Picture nominees collectively generated. So perhaps the conservatives were quiet because they already knew that the public had spoken with their wallets.
The Oscars, Screen Actors Guild Awards, Golden Globes, Grammys, Emmys' etc. are supposed to recognize achievements in the arts, not showcase the political persuasions of the entertainment industry. Wake up, Tinsel Town! You should be grateful that you live in a country which gave you the opportunity to earn the money so that you can wear that diamond necklace and live in that palatial estate.
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When my Fiance and I originally set our budget, we figured videography was out of the question.
Now that everything has settled, I am realizing how much I truly want videography. I see other people's videos and tear up almost every time and I always hear how it is one of the best keepsakes these days.
I found a videographer who has everything we would need for $1900. We don't have a lot of wiggle room, and it would be a big stretch. I am in the process of buying a new car, so it might delay that for a little while. We have the money, but it would make things tight for a short while. My Fiance said if my parent's agreed to pay half, we could do it. But, I don't forsee that happening. So, is it something I should keep pushing for even if we have to eat peanut butter sandwiches for a few weeks, or do without?
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LOST~without YOur Grace
I've have lost you~
Fancy clothes and faked smiles can never cover the damages inflicted on my soul
For when you leave me alone I sulk on my own and cry out for being un-hole
Damaged beyond repair I once told you we were
And said you've played me like a marionette, with no care
As you left, life tied the knots around my wrists
Amused, it viewed its intricate work of twists
MY universe lingers for your smile up to its core
For thee blessed hands to cure the sore
The essence of your hair replenishes my skin like dew
Look at my face and hear my heart cry out for you,
I'm Broken and desperate to lift a finger in defense against the enemy
Spellbound by the devil of darkness, of impurity and melancholy
Flesh cuts can mend with time, yet it is the ache and the regret that manifest
Which Feed on the soul, the hope to live, why don't we put this battle to rest?
My universe screams for the linger of your soothing hand on my shoulder
For you are my one and only soul's beholder, savor and successor
I miss when the winds kissed my lips through yours
How you were my knight in shining armor on a horse
You have been my only will to live in this treacherous futile land
My sheltered zone when I was vulnerable, my roots, and homeland
And no matter what happens to my body I know a couple of things
My soul bellows out for you, so hear its pleas as the pain sings
"Oh come back to me, I can't breathe
The soreness burns it simply won't seize
It feels so empty with out you
I am simply, nothing without you,"
Beautiful, like always. I really enjoy reading your work, Sister. So much pain, but so beautiful. Well done.
Very heartfelt, Very pretty Uriel.
where do you get your angst? For someone so young you express yourself with so a wide spectrum of emotions. A fine read yet again. And I'm liking the images, they set the tone for what's to come :D
Oh....this is so heart breaking. I feel your pain...You have such a talent in being expressive with your words. The pictures help emphasize ur words as well. I love this! Really draws the readers into feeling ur pain on a 1st person point of view. Awesome job! What a tear jerker! I hope you can find ur peace dear Uriel...
Oh, wow my heart is so crying.. :( great work!


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Jamie Foxx Talks Mayweather-Pacquiao National Anthem Controversy: "In the Arena It Killed" (Video)
The actor was criticized by viewers for what sounded like a poor rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Jamie Foxx has broken his silence about what happened with his performance of the national anthem ahead of Saturday night's Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Manny Pacquiao fight.
The actor was bashed on Twitter for what many viewers heard as a butchering of "The Star-Spangled Banner." But on Tuesday's Ellen DeGeneres Show, Foxx said technical difficulties were to blame for a performance that was "a little off."
He explained that his inner earpieces went out so he couldn't hear the music over the crowd noise, but he said it didn't sound that bad in the arena.
"I can't hear what the organ is doing with the big crowd," Foxx said. "So some of it was a little off, but in the arena it killed. The telecast was a little off."
He also quickly affirmed his patriotism, adding, "We still love America!"
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We find that the biggest challenge in maintaining good diabetic health is regular blood sugar testing. We know how important it is to test but, we find the expense to be difficult to deal with. Do you know if any of the non-invasive devices to measure blood sugars are close to being commercially available? How have the clinical trials gone to prove there effectiveness, both in the US and in Europe? We would welcome this technology as a way to keep diabetics sugars levels within the normal range.
Also, have you heard of the contact lens that is being developed, in Pittsburgh, to measure glucose levels?
At present (September 2004), there are no truly non-invasive glucose sensors available. There are many companies working on continuous sensors that are invasive to one degree or another. One is before the FDA now (Abbott's Navigator). Others are sure to follow.
The contact lens you mention was presented by Ciba at the 2001 Scientific Sessions of the ADA, held in Philadelphia in June 2001. We have two images of their poster: one and two.
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Valentine's Day Invitations
An impromptu Valentine's Day party means that not much planning is involved, so although you are free to invite the neighborhood, the idea is really simplicity. Have it just for your kids, or for a few family members (we had Grammy and Poppy come over). You can make paper invitations for your guests (yes, even for your own kids- think how fun it will be to stick them under their bedroom doors or leave them at the breakfast table). Or you can email invitations (I prefer the site PunchBowl, which works a lot like evites). If you have a planned party coming up (like a class party or something at school), these games and food ideas are equally quick and easy (just skip the invitations!).
You're going to need some games, so here are a bunch of suggestions. And before you think I'm crazy, I didn't do ALL of these in one party (although you can). These photos are from two years worth of parties at our house, so you can choose accordingly!
1. Coloring or Craft Station
You'll want to set up a few stations, but make everything simple and fun. I had one station of coloring/crafts (I printed coloring sheets from NickJr). And hey, this is a great place to add some adult coloring books of your own!
2. Sensory Bins Then I made a sensory table as a center. I used simple things I could find around the house (mine was Berry Kix cereal, conversation hearts, construction vehicles and decorative hearts). You can use cotton balls, rice, corn, seeds, beans, etc. Don't be fooled- sensory bins aren't just for toddlers. Some older children really love the hands-on factor, too!
3. Pin the Tail on the Donkey: This was a stretch, but I found a Pin the Tail on the Donkey game in my party box in the basement, so I stuck a Valentine's Day sign on it and used paper hearts for the tail!
4. Balloon Pong: That basement party box is a lifesaver, since I found balloons in there, too. I blew up all of the red, pink and white ones. I taped plastic spoons to heavy paper plates and we played Balloon Pong.
5. Cupid's Arrow: Another really simple game is 'Cupid's Arrow.' Take straws and blow Q-tips through them, trying to hit your target (our target was a bowl on the floor, which is a lot harder than it looks). We wound up just tossing the Q-tips, too, since that was a little easier.
6. Conversation Heart Stacking: And finally, this was our favorite game of all. I had bought a few bags of conversation hearts for Valentine's Day anyway, so we used them to have a Heart Stacking Contest. I used chocolates for prizes (since I had plenty of those lying around, too- Kit Kats, Reeses hearts, you name it!).
And if you don't want to make it a competition, it's actually just fun to build with them, too.
Valentine's Day Snacks and Food Ideas
Another fun part of planning an impromptu Valentine's Day party is planning the menu. I bought some of those Mamma Mary's pre-made pizza shells and cut them into heart shapes, but you can use Pillsbury dough, english muffins, bagels, or whatever you have lying around. Everyone decorated their own pizza (I even cut the pepperoni into heart shapes!).
1. Mini Heart-Shaped Pizzas
2. Heart Shaped Twinkies
Dessert was even more fun. I cut Twinkies into heart shapes (just cut Twinkies at a diagonal and piece the opposite ends together). They looked adorable, but The Jersey Momma's Boy wasn't a big fan of the taste.
3. Pinwheel Cookies
You can also serve cookies, rice krispie treats, or have everyone decorate their own cupcake or sugar cookie. We made these cookies using three bowls of dyed dough and then swirling them together in a pinwheel shape before we baked them!
3. Pinwheel Cookies
You can also serve cookies, rice krispie treats, or have everyone decorate their own cupcake or sugar cookie. We made these cookies using three bowls of dyed dough and then swirling them together in a pinwheel shape before we baked them!
Clean-Up is Easy!
Most of the things from your improptu Valentine's Day party can be thrown away. Almost all of it! So when the day is through, grab a garbage bag and dump everything (or put it back in that 'Party Box' if you have one of those!)


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On March 28, Mystic Valley Elder Services hosted their annual legislative breakfast at their headquarters, located at 300 Commercial St. in Malden. Executive Director Dan O'Leary was joined by legislative co-hosts Sen. Sal DiDomenico, D-Cambridge, and Rep. Michael Day, D-Stoneham, as well as president of the Board of Directors Mary Prenney.
Reps. Christine Barber, D-Somerville, Paul Brodeur, D-Melrose, Paul Donato, D-Medford, Steve Ultrino, D-Malden, and Donald Wong, R-Saugus, participated in the event, with staff from the offices of Sens. Pat Jehlen, D-Somerville, Jason Lewis, D-Malden, and Rep. Brad Jones, R-North Reading. Local officials in attendance included Medford Mayor Stephanie Burke and North Reading Town Administrator Michael Gilleberto.
"I participate in this event every year," said DiDomenico. "Mystic Valley Elder Services has been a great help to my constituents. I have seen firsthand the benefits to individuals receiving home care services."
"I was very happy to cohost this year's program," said Day. "This event is always a great opportunity to hear about the issues affecting older adults — adults living with disabilities and caregivers in our community. Now more than ever I believe it's crucial that we continue to find ways to adequately fund critical home and community-based care services."
Joining the speaking program this year, were three guest speakers: Millie Cacicio, of North Reading, Dr. Richard Balaban from Cambridge Health Alliance and North Reading's Director of Elder Affairs Mary Prenney. The program focused on the importance of Mystic Valley Elder Services' partnerships with individuals, with local councils on aging, as well as physicians and health care systems.
Cacicio served as an advocate for seniors and explained how she partnered with Mystic Valley Elder Services to avoid going into a nursing home. Cacicio, at age 98, said she cherishes the ability to live independently in her own apartment and acknowledges that she is able to do so by accepting some assistance where needed. Cacicio shared with the audience that she once worked as a home care worker and now she benefits from some of the same services she previously provided to her own clients help with dressing and personal care to get ready for the day, assistance with grocery shopping and transportation. By MassHealth standards, Cacicio is clinically considered "nursing home eligible" and without the services she receives from Mystic Valley Elder Services, Cacicio's only option would be nursing home care. Instead, she is living comfortably at home, where she enjoys extended visits with her children, grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Under the state's home care program, individuals who are "nursing home eligible" according to MassHealth's standards can instead choose to remain living at home and receive supportive services.
"It's not only the right thing to do by the individual; it's the right thing to do financially," said O'Leary. "Keeping people healthy and independent reduces the burden on the state's MassHealth system by avoiding costly nursing home stays."
Balaban spoke about the partnership that the hospital has with Mystic Valley Elder Services. Balaban explained that he has witnessed many changes in the delivery of health care services over the years.
"Years ago, if an individual was hospitalized for an illness, the hospital stay might range from 7-10 days," said Balaban. "Now, due to changes in the overall health care system, that same hospital stay would only last about four days. This means that a good portion of the patient's recuperating time must occur at home."
By partnering with Mystic Valley Elder Services, Balaban and the hospital's medical team work with Mystic Valley Elder Services' Community Care Coordinators to ease patients' transition home from the hospital. The community care coordinators evaluate an individual patient's needs and may order medical equipment to allow the patient to shower safely, coordinate transportation for critical follow-up appointments, and arrange Meals on Wheels and other home care services if necessary. This partnership has reduced unnecessary and expensive hospital readmissions.
Prenney, who is also the current president of the Mystic Valley Elder Services Board of Directors, wrapped up the speaking program and described the importance of Mystic Valley Elder Services to local Councils on Aging.
"I interact with staff from Mystic Valley Elder Services on a daily basis," said Prenney." Whether it's Meals on Wheels drivers, the meal site coordinator who serves lunch at the senior center or the Protective Services staff members who handle crisis situations, this partnership is critical to the lives of North Reading seniors."
In addition to her professional experience, Prenney shared her personal experience with home care as well. Many years ago, Mary's mother, after suffering a fall, received limited home care services and ultimately ended up in a nursing facility.
"In my mother's case, I wish I knew then what I know now about home care," said Prenney. "Had I known, maybe I would have been able to keep my mother out of nursing home, living either on her own or with my family. This is why I'm so passionate about connecting people to services."
Concluding the program, O'Leary thanked those in attendance.
"We host this program once a year to inform our legislators about the impact of the state's home care programs, but we also use the opportunity to thank them for their continued support," said O'Leary. "Each year, they have demonstrated strong support for the people we serve — older adults, adults living with disabilities and their caregivers."
MVES hosts legislative breakfast
On March 28, Mystic Valley Elder Services hosted their annual legislative breakfast at their headquarters, located at 300 Commercial St. in Malden. Executive Director Dan O'Leary was joined by legislative co-hosts Sen. Sal DiDomenico, D-Cambridge, and Rep. Michael Day, D-Stoneham, as well as president of the Board of Directors Mary Prenney.


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|Guiding light: Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man inside a square/cube & inside a circle/sphere
|The self realized man.
Let's call him Sam.
Happy birthday, Sam!
|Guiding light: Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man inside a square/cube & inside a circle/sphere
|The self realized man.
Let's call him Sam.
Happy birthday, Sam!
" Note:
The I-I realization is embodied by every woman.
"Woman" contains "now" & "man".
Every man grows in a woman. "
Womb-in ?
Thank you, BD :o)
Eva Green is IN the O of the "Womb" movie poster, her first movie is about the INside world: "The Dreamers".
The womb gets filled with water, it's the dark pool inside.
That's where we jump in.
In "Casino Royale" Eva Green dies in the water, being in an elevator - thus changing the level: transitions of death/rebirth & water tied together (just like in "Womb"). The elevator in Inception leads to the ocean when going to highest & deepest level INside. More elevators, water & death/rebirth in the movie "Birth" (awesome & deep movie).
Λye aye, I!
Thanks, DB :-)
Your avatar sits in a bathtub filled with water.
In a space suit.
Why not take it off for Contact?It all syncs wonderful in the water :o)
Love your & Will's 42 Minutes, it's always fun!
I like how you gave Bathtubman's show
"42 Minutes" a plug,Nexus .-)
The bathtub is like a great sink/sync :o) Gr8 flow in the 42 Minutes show(er) & so much joy, especially when they banter :-)Delete
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we've been trying to get both of you guys on!
the banter would be really good then!!!
do please send me an email and we'll get you on the schedule . . .
Thanks, DB...would love to listen to 42 Minutes with BD! :o)Delete
Speaking of "womb-in" in the top comment,I saw this news story today about synchronized pregnancies in wallabies
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Ha! "Synchronized pregnancies" in that article :o)
"the embryo is still a "hollow ball" until about day 18" -> Ah! It's a sphere :-)
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Thx, MV :o)
Travis Fimmel's IMDb filmography lists only "Actor" and "Self", perfectly mirroring the I-I relation. His relation with the I/eye deepens in the Austrian movie "Harodim". In Tarzan he's JC, JC: the self realized man & his symbol, the unfolded cube = cross. The unfolding of the sphere again leads to the mirrored I-I pattern (it looks like a sound hole or peeled orange).
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We have experimented with various way to fix minor problems with our painted and wood frames.Our painted frame finishes are produced by very sophisticated air assisted spray pump and spray gun made inFrance and we have tried using spray paint can such as Rustoleum/Krylon from Home Depot but have not had good success.Color matching plus the spray from these inexpensive cans does notlook good.
Black, Charcoal, Graphite, Wood tone finishes.
The first method we recommend is the classic magic marker.
We are using the Extra Black (P-99) from Chartpak for the Black #13 and Charcoal #14 finishes. For Graphite #19 we found a Cool Gray #5 (P-185) from Chartpak. These markers are available from most art supply stores. With some experimenting there are probably other markers that will work just as well.
On wood tone frames most professional picture framers use a brown colored markers for touchup and most art supply stores should have a good selection to ensure you get the correct tone.
The area of the frame that usually has a problem is the edges. These touch up methods are pretty good for fixing these problems.
Basically the method is applying it to the edge of the damaged area, then immediately after applying the material have a dry or slightly moist rag ready to go over the touched up area to eliminate any excess material. You want to ink only on the damaged edge and not on the surface of the frame, next to the touched up area. This method will ensure the color does not blend into the paint on the surface of the frame and leave a different shade of color.
Also, if you are joining wedged frames, we would suggest using these materials for darkening the inside of the mitered edges before you assemble the frame. This will eliminate and raw wood from the inside of the miter to show if the face or sides are not quite joined perfectly.
The second method is using acrylic matte finish paint which is a little more time consuming but more forgiving. We have tested Dick Blick Matte Acrylic Black and have had excellent success. You apply it with a watercolor brush. Dip the brush in some water, squeeze the tip of the brush to create a point, then dip it into the paint. Apply the paint on the scratch, and then gently remove the excess with a moist rag. The paint is more forgiving than the magic marker because it is water based.
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We also found that touching up white and off white works well with Dick Blick matte Acrylic white for Metropolitan's White #15 finish and Rising White #17 finish. For our Rising Warm White #18 finish and Rising White #20 Antique White finish we recommend Dick Blick's matte off-white acrylic paint.
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