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Good news: an English translation project for Parfait -chocolat second brew- has started.
More good news: This has an EXCELLENT scenario and is one of the best eroges ever made in my opinion.
Bad news: the project has only started.
More bad news: They only have one translator and one tech, no editors, QCers, anything.
Some good news: A mysterious green haired loli/trap/reverse trap will appear soon. You’ll know why it’s good news later.
Some semi-related news (?): Rikako (purple hair) is the best.
Some non-related news: I have a major project that I need to finish today, piled on top of a bunch of other crap. If anything else pops up today, I swear I’m going to snap into crazed yandere or something.
I have to say that the extra story and Akane’s ending were really good.
When you finish all the paths, the extra story is unlocked. It’s about what happens on the day after graduation, everyone’s last day at the dorm. It was very short but still really sweet, and at the end of it all the girls sing together with Wataru playing the piano. I’m a sucker for singing, and this song was sang with such emotion that I was tearing up.
Isn’t that a mouthful? A sequel to the popular game Chocolat ~maid cafe curio~ (the 2 games are in the same universe but the time is a few years apart and has different characters), Parfait chocolat second brew was developed by the company GIGA for the PC in 2005, and immediately gained a sizable fan base with its well written story and lovable characters. In fact, it was so popular that a PC re-make was issued, that re-make is what I’m reviewing today. The franchise also spawned a pc2 port (parfait chocolat second style) with extra paths and CG, and then a PC port of the ps2 game (the standard edition). However, most fans view re-order as the best PC version.

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good news: an english translation project for parfait -chocolat second brew- has started.
more good news: this has an excellent scenario and is one of the best eroges ever made in my opinion.
bad news: the project has only started.
more bad news: they only have one translator and one tech, no editors, qcers, anything.
some good news: a mysterious green haired loli/trap/reverse trap will appear soon. you’ll know why it’s good news later.
some semi-related news (?): rikako (purple hair) is the best.
some non-related news: i have a major project that i need to finish today, piled on top of a bunch of other crap. if anything else pops up today, i swear i’m going to snap into crazed yandere or something.
i have to say that the extra story and akane’s ending were really good.
when you finish all the paths, the extra story is unlocked. it’s about what happens on the day after graduation, everyone’s last day at the dorm. it was very short but still really sweet, and at the end of it all the girls sing together with wataru playing the piano. i’m a sucker for singing, and this song was sang with such emotion that i was tearing up.
isn’t that a mouthful? a sequel to the popular game chocolat ~maid cafe curio~ (the 2 games are in the same universe but the time is a few years apart and has different characters), parfait chocolat second brew was developed by the company giga for the pc in 2005, and immediately gained a sizable fan base with its well written story and lovable characters. in fact, it was so popular that a pc re-make was issued, that re-make is what i’m reviewing today. the franchise also spawned a pc2 port (parfait chocolat second style) with extra paths and cg, and then a pc port of the ps2 game (the standard edition). however, most fans view re-order as the best pc version.


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Group of Polish Military Doctor in France.
"Group of Polish Military Doctors in France.." Military & Wartime Photographs. Fronczak Collection. Archives & Special Collections Department, E. H. Butler Library, SUNY Buffalo State.

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group of polish military doctor in france.
"group of polish military doctors in france.." military & wartime photographs. fronczak collection. archives & special collections department, e. h. butler library, suny buffalo state.


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Besides fish, plants are the next main part of an aquarium. But, there are so many of them and there are so many variations, things to consider and possible mistakes. For example, if you use a type of plants that don’t have to be placed in a strong lighting will have a negative effect. They will produce a high amount of algae, which is something you should avoid, definitely. Luckily for you, here are some plants for freshwater aquariums that are just perfect.
These plants spread rather than grow. They will soon cover the entire floor of an aquarium and they will make it look awesome. Of all freshwater aquarium plants, these are the most popular ones.
Having an aquarium without this plant almost isn’t an option. It grows on rocks and on driftwood, it is low maintenance and it can withstand all kinds of lighting. Although it will grow the fastest at 70-75 degrees Fahrenheit temperature, it can withstand a higher one, up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. The last, but not least, this plant offers protection to baby fish and a secondary food source for them.
Lilaeopsis looks like grass and correspondingly, it will have to be pruned, but only if it threatens other plants. We like it because it grows fast and it provides a great hiding place for baby fish. The medium lighting is a must, and the preferred temperature is between 74 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. And yes, they will cover the entire floor.
These plants are completely opposite than carpet plants. They grow in height, rather than spreading across the floor. They also provide a perfect hiding place for large fish.
Amazon Sword has the shape of a sword, so it got the corresponding name. It can grow up to 20 inches, so it is adequate for taller tanks. The temperatures it can withstand are between 72 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Keep in mind that it requires moderate lighting.
This plant will provide the ultimate hiding place for your fish. It grows in dark places and it provides a great protection for large fish. The temperatures it can withstand are in a range between 68 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. As we already mentioned, it requires low lighting, but it is also a low-maintenance plant.
Java Fern is a very popular plant. It is low-maintenance as well and it looks gorgeous. However, it requires low or medium lighting and it will be the happiest plant if you keep it away from the strong light. The temperature range it can withstand is between 62 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit.
In short words, we prefer natural plants. They offer better protection, they look much better and they can be used as a food source. Artificial plants don’t offer any of these benefits. They are made from plastic!

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besides fish, plants are the next main part of an aquarium. but, there are so many of them and there are so many variations, things to consider and possible mistakes. for example, if you use a type of plants that don’t have to be placed in a strong lighting will have a negative effect. they will produce a high amount of algae, which is something you should avoid, definitely. luckily for you, here are some plants for freshwater aquariums that are just perfect.
these plants spread rather than grow. they will soon cover the entire floor of an aquarium and they will make it look awesome. of all freshwater aquarium plants, these are the most popular ones.
having an aquarium without this plant almost isn’t an option. it grows on rocks and on driftwood, it is low maintenance and it can withstand all kinds of lighting. although it will grow the fastest at 70-75 degrees fahrenheit temperature, it can withstand a higher one, up to 90 degrees fahrenheit. the last, but not least, this plant offers protection to baby fish and a secondary food source for them.
lilaeopsis looks like grass and correspondingly, it will have to be pruned, but only if it threatens other plants. we like it because it grows fast and it provides a great hiding place for baby fish. the medium lighting is a must, and the preferred temperature is between 74 and 85 degrees fahrenheit. and yes, they will cover the entire floor.
these plants are completely opposite than carpet plants. they grow in height, rather than spreading across the floor. they also provide a perfect hiding place for large fish.
amazon sword has the shape of a sword, so it got the corresponding name. it can grow up to 20 inches, so it is adequate for taller tanks. the temperatures it can withstand are between 72 and 82 degrees fahrenheit. keep in mind that it requires moderate lighting.
this plant will provide the ultimate hiding place for your fish. it grows in dark places and it provides a great protection for large fish. the temperatures it can withstand are in a range between 68 and 80 degrees fahrenheit. as we already mentioned, it requires low lighting, but it is also a low-maintenance plant.
java fern is a very popular plant. it is low-maintenance as well and it looks gorgeous. however, it requires low or medium lighting and it will be the happiest plant if you keep it away from the strong light. the temperature range it can withstand is between 62 and 82 degrees fahrenheit.
in short words, we prefer natural plants. they offer better protection, they look much better and they can be used as a food source. artificial plants don’t offer any of these benefits. they are made from plastic!


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A rewarding Career at Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling. PS&E is always looking for well-qualified applicants to join its outstanding team of professionals. If you are looking for a rewarding career in the field of law, please click on the tab that best suits the type of opportunity you are looking for.
The team of Attorneys at Pickrel, Schaeffer and Ebeling understand that the ability to provide outstanding service to our clients begins with outstanding people. We work with you to understand our needs and help you achieve your goals. The Attorneys at Pickrel, Schaeffer and Ebeling focus in specific areas of law, but work together as a team to provide our clients with the combined strength of over 20 attorneys.
Together we assess each client’s unique situation and work with them to provide innovative strategies. These strategies provide clients with suggestions about how they can minimize risks, capitalize on opportunities, and provide ideas for savings and growth.
At Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling, we believe that our ability to be inventive and innovative in our approach to meeting our clients’ needs is dependent upon having talented, motivated, and dedicated attorneys and staff personnel. We have represented businesses and individuals throughout the Greater Dayton Area, the state of Ohio and nationwide for over a century. We possess and intimate familiarity with the history of the region and its leaders. This rich knowledge is one of the reasons why we can provide our clients efficient and effective results.
Pickrel, Schaeffer and Ebeling hires attorneys based on the needs of the practice areas of the firm. Compensation is competitive to above average. Minority applications are encouraged.
Pickrel Schaeffer & Ebeling, an AV-rated law firm located in downtown Dayton, OH, with a broad client base is seeking an associate with 3 – 7 years experience in commercial real estate and municipal law. Superior research and writing skills as well as excellent academic credentials are required. Candidates should be focused on establishing and developing their practice in the areas of commercial real estate and municipal law. The successful candidate must also have demonstrated interpersonal and marketing acumen. Excellent working environment and benefits. Salary commensurate with qualifications. Please reply to Joseph P. Mattera, Professional Personnel Partner, Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling, 2700 Kettering Tower, Dayton, OH 45423-2700. E-mail: jmattera@pselaw.com.
Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling Co., L.P.A. is a full-service firm located in Dayton, Ohio. The firm has been awarded the highest rating for law firms by Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, and is included in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.
At Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling, we understand that the ability to provide outstanding service to our clients begins with outstanding people. We believe that our ability to be inventive and innovative in our approach to meeting our clients’ needs is dependent upon having talented, motivated, and dedicated attorneys and staff personnel.
Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling periodically has openings for qualified, professional individuals seeking rewarding career opportunities. We look for talented people to further enhance our exceptional work environment. We provide competitive salaries (based on experience), good benefits and excellent working conditions in a professional environment.
Pickrel, Schaeffer & Ebeling Co., L.P.A. is a full-service firm located in Dayton, Ohio. The firm has been awarded the highest rating for law firms by Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, and is included in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers. Our attorneys, support staff, paralegals and management are the backbone of this law firm and the reason we are successful and have been a Dayton based Law Firm for over 100 Years.
If you are interested in applying for a position, please respond in writing or by e-mail to the attention of our Legal Administrator. When applying, please state the position for which you are applying and include details of your educational background, work experience and salary history.
Pickrel, Schaeffer and Ebeling normally employs 1-2 third year law students during the academic year from September through May. Available positions are posted in early August at the University of Dayton School of Law, Office of Career Services and interviews are conducted in early September. Applications are also accepted from students of any area law school who meet the job requirements.
Pickrel, Schaeffer and Ebeling normally employs one full time summer associate who has completed their second year of law school. Openings are posted at all Ohio and regional law schools and applications are accepted from any accredited law school regardless of state. Applications are generally accepted through approximately mid-October and interviews scheduled either in Dayton or at the student’s school over the next several months with a final decision before the end of the calendar year prior to summer employment.
The law clerk will enjoy a challenging and wide variety of assignments from each of the firm’s practice groups. Though predominantly research in nature, the assignments will allow the clerk to exercise a great deal of initiative, responsibility and provide interaction with the attorneys of the firm. All attorneys have an “open door” and will readily work with and assist the law clerk in understanding and completing the assignment. A respectful collegial atmosphere exists between the firm’s attorneys and clerk(s) and frequently the clerk is included in the firm’s social functions.
5. References (upon selection for interview).

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a rewarding career at pickrel, schaeffer & ebeling. ps&e is always looking for well-qualified applicants to join its outstanding team of professionals. if you are looking for a rewarding career in the field of law, please click on the tab that best suits the type of opportunity you are looking for.
the team of attorneys at pickrel, schaeffer and ebeling understand that the ability to provide outstanding service to our clients begins with outstanding people. we work with you to understand our needs and help you achieve your goals. the attorneys at pickrel, schaeffer and ebeling focus in specific areas of law, but work together as a team to provide our clients with the combined strength of over 20 attorneys.
together we assess each client’s unique situation and work with them to provide innovative strategies. these strategies provide clients with suggestions about how they can minimize risks, capitalize on opportunities, and provide ideas for savings and growth.
at pickrel, schaeffer & ebeling, we believe that our ability to be inventive and innovative in our approach to meeting our clients’ needs is dependent upon having talented, motivated, and dedicated attorneys and staff personnel. we have represented businesses and individuals throughout the greater dayton area, the state of ohio and nationwide for over a century. we possess and intimate familiarity with the history of the region and its leaders. this rich knowledge is one of the reasons why we can provide our clients efficient and effective results.
pickrel, schaeffer and ebeling hires attorneys based on the needs of the practice areas of the firm. compensation is competitive to above average. minority applications are encouraged.
pickrel schaeffer & ebeling, an av-rated law firm located in downtown dayton, oh, with a broad client base is seeking an associate with 3 – 7 years experience in commercial real estate and municipal law. superior research and writing skills as well as excellent academic credentials are required. candidates should be focused on establishing and developing their practice in the areas of commercial real estate and municipal law. the successful candidate must also have demonstrated interpersonal and marketing acumen. excellent working environment and benefits. salary commensurate with qualifications. please reply to joseph p. mattera, professional personnel partner, pickrel, schaeffer & ebeling, 2700 kettering tower, dayton, oh 45423-2700. e-mail: jmattera@pselaw.com.
pickrel, schaeffer & ebeling co., l.p.a. is a full-service firm located in dayton, ohio. the firm has been awarded the highest rating for law firms by martindale-hubbell law directory, and is included in the bar register of preeminent lawyers.
at pickrel, schaeffer & ebeling, we understand that the ability to provide outstanding service to our clients begins with outstanding people. we believe that our ability to be inventive and innovative in our approach to meeting our clients’ needs is dependent upon having talented, motivated, and dedicated attorneys and staff personnel.
pickrel, schaeffer & ebeling periodically has openings for qualified, professional individuals seeking rewarding career opportunities. we look for talented people to further enhance our exceptional work environment. we provide competitive salaries (based on experience), good benefits and excellent working conditions in a professional environment.
pickrel, schaeffer & ebeling co., l.p.a. is a full-service firm located in dayton, ohio. the firm has been awarded the highest rating for law firms by martindale-hubbell law directory, and is included in the bar register of preeminent lawyers. our attorneys, support staff, paralegals and management are the backbone of this law firm and the reason we are successful and have been a dayton based law firm for over 100 years.
if you are interested in applying for a position, please respond in writing or by e-mail to the attention of our legal administrator. when applying, please state the position for which you are applying and include details of your educational background, work experience and salary history.
pickrel, schaeffer and ebeling normally employs 1-2 third year law students during the academic year from september through may. available positions are posted in early august at the university of dayton school of law, office of career services and interviews are conducted in early september. applications are also accepted from students of any area law school who meet the job requirements.
pickrel, schaeffer and ebeling normally employs one full time summer associate who has completed their second year of law school. openings are posted at all ohio and regional law schools and applications are accepted from any accredited law school regardless of state. applications are generally accepted through approximately mid-october and interviews scheduled either in dayton or at the student’s school over the next several months with a final decision before the end of the calendar year prior to summer employment.
the law clerk will enjoy a challenging and wide variety of assignments from each of the firm’s practice groups. though predominantly research in nature, the assignments will allow the clerk to exercise a great deal of initiative, responsibility and provide interaction with the attorneys of the firm. all attorneys have an “open door” and will readily work with and assist the law clerk in understanding and completing the assignment. a respectful collegial atmosphere exists between the firm’s attorneys and clerk(s) and frequently the clerk is included in the firm’s social functions.
5. references (upon selection for interview).


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It's hard to top Beyoncé and Victoria Beckham's style, but these fashionable stars have some well-dressed competition on their hands: their kids! From Harper Beckham's pretty print dresses to Blue Ivy's incognito cover-ups, these chic tots steal the spotlight with their signature style. Click through the gallery to shop their looks for your little one!
Polyester hair clips, Brooks Brothers, $14.50; brooksbrothers.com.
Cotton dress and bloomers set, Burberry, $165; saksfifthavenue.com.
Cotton cardigan, J.Crew, $78; jcrew.com.
Cotton dress, Dagmar Daley, $96; sweetwilliamltd.com.
Grosgrain sandals, Old Navy, $17; oldnavy.com.
Cotton chino sportcoat, J.Crew, $148; jcrew.com.
Cotton chino pants, J.Crew, $78; jcrew.com.
Cotton t-shirt, Gap, $15; gap.com.
Leather sneakers, Adidas, $34; adidas.com.
Cotton top, Zara, $19.90; zara.com.
Cotton and spandex pants, Ralph Lauren, $39.50; bergdorfgoodman.com.
Cotton and rubber shoes, Toms, $45; neimanmarcus.com.
Straw and synthetic purse, Old Navy, $15; oldnavy.com.
Cotton shirt, Wes and Willy, $17; amazon.com.
Cotton pants, Target, $20; target.com.
Cotton and rubber sneakers, $55; zappos.com.
Polyester, cotton and acrylic jacket, Zara, $35.90; zara.com.
Cotton top, Imoga, $48; ronrobinson.com.
Cotton leggings, Tea Collection, $28; saksfifthavenue.com.
Polyurethane and rubber shoes, Zara, $29.90; zara.com.
Cotton shirt, Agnes B., $46.30; littlefashiongallery.com.
Cotton blend leggings, Pumpkin Patch, $22.50; pumpkinpatchusa.com.
Metallic leather shoe, Sperry Topsider, $55; ae.com.
Leather and fabric baby carrier, Gucci, $850; gucci.com.
Wool and cashmere blanket, Hermès, $1,300; hermes.com.
Leather shoes, Little Marc Jacobs, $70; zappos.com.
Fedora hat, Gucci, $195; gucci.com.
Cotton jacket, Dior, $350; bergdorfgoodman.com.
Cotton romper, Gap, $29.95; gap.com.
Suede and rubber booties, Gucci, $255; gucci.com.

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it's hard to top beyoncé and victoria beckham's style, but these fashionable stars have some well-dressed competition on their hands: their kids! from harper beckham's pretty print dresses to blue ivy's incognito cover-ups, these chic tots steal the spotlight with their signature style. click through the gallery to shop their looks for your little one!
polyester hair clips, brooks brothers, $14.50; brooksbrothers.com.
cotton dress and bloomers set, burberry, $165; saksfifthavenue.com.
cotton cardigan, j.crew, $78; jcrew.com.
cotton dress, dagmar daley, $96; sweetwilliamltd.com.
grosgrain sandals, old navy, $17; oldnavy.com.
cotton chino sportcoat, j.crew, $148; jcrew.com.
cotton chino pants, j.crew, $78; jcrew.com.
cotton t-shirt, gap, $15; gap.com.
leather sneakers, adidas, $34; adidas.com.
cotton top, zara, $19.90; zara.com.
cotton and spandex pants, ralph lauren, $39.50; bergdorfgoodman.com.
cotton and rubber shoes, toms, $45; neimanmarcus.com.
straw and synthetic purse, old navy, $15; oldnavy.com.
cotton shirt, wes and willy, $17; amazon.com.
cotton pants, target, $20; target.com.
cotton and rubber sneakers, $55; zappos.com.
polyester, cotton and acrylic jacket, zara, $35.90; zara.com.
cotton top, imoga, $48; ronrobinson.com.
cotton leggings, tea collection, $28; saksfifthavenue.com.
polyurethane and rubber shoes, zara, $29.90; zara.com.
cotton shirt, agnes b., $46.30; littlefashiongallery.com.
cotton blend leggings, pumpkin patch, $22.50; pumpkinpatchusa.com.
metallic leather shoe, sperry topsider, $55; ae.com.
leather and fabric baby carrier, gucci, $850; gucci.com.
wool and cashmere blanket, hermès, $1,300; hermes.com.
leather shoes, little marc jacobs, $70; zappos.com.
fedora hat, gucci, $195; gucci.com.
cotton jacket, dior, $350; bergdorfgoodman.com.
cotton romper, gap, $29.95; gap.com.
suede and rubber booties, gucci, $255; gucci.com.


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Vinification & Aging: This is a red wine made from Nebbiolo grapes harvested in Comune di Berbenno di Valtellina. Made following the traditional vinication process where all the skins are fully submerged in the juice during the maceration. After a brief aging in oak barrels, it is transfered to the bottles for an additional 12 months of aging.
Description: The name Gaudium is from the Latin: Joy. No other name could be better suited for this wine’s characteristichs. The wine is young, easy to drink and appropriate for the finest palates. It is the one that shows the philosophy of its making at its best. The color is ruby red. To the nose there is sublte scents of red berries. To the palate, it is dry with light tannins, pleasantly rich in taste with a mild acidity and an elegant finish.
Food Pairing: It is a match with the traditional dishes from Valtellina, pizzoccheri, sciatt, polenta and casera cheese.

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vinification & aging: this is a red wine made from nebbiolo grapes harvested in comune di berbenno di valtellina. made following the traditional vinication process where all the skins are fully submerged in the juice during the maceration. after a brief aging in oak barrels, it is transfered to the bottles for an additional 12 months of aging.
description: the name gaudium is from the latin: joy. no other name could be better suited for this wine’s characteristichs. the wine is young, easy to drink and appropriate for the finest palates. it is the one that shows the philosophy of its making at its best. the color is ruby red. to the nose there is sublte scents of red berries. to the palate, it is dry with light tannins, pleasantly rich in taste with a mild acidity and an elegant finish.
food pairing: it is a match with the traditional dishes from valtellina, pizzoccheri, sciatt, polenta and casera cheese.


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The floor mats that come with your car can wear out quickly. They take quite a beating from dirty boots and food crumbs. If your floor mats have seen better days, upgrade them today by visiting Service Auto Air & Truck Accessories.
You can choose custom car mats in black, grey, tan or coco. You can also get weather-resistant mats that’ll look great for years. Stop by our store today to place your order for custom mats.
Reach out to us right away to see what type of truck bed mats we carry.

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the floor mats that come with your car can wear out quickly. they take quite a beating from dirty boots and food crumbs. if your floor mats have seen better days, upgrade them today by visiting service auto air & truck accessories.
you can choose custom car mats in black, grey, tan or coco. you can also get weather-resistant mats that’ll look great for years. stop by our store today to place your order for custom mats.
reach out to us right away to see what type of truck bed mats we carry.


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Home of the world-famous Pawleys Island rope hammocks and much more, including homemade fudge, intriguing garden gifts, local books, jewelry, t-shirts, and caps.
Cool, comfortable and sturdy, the remarkable cotton hammock designed by riverboat Captain Joshua John Ward still soothes and delights all who discover it. Always handwoven, our hammocks have long been the embodiment of Lowcountry craftsmanship.

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home of the world-famous pawleys island rope hammocks and much more, including homemade fudge, intriguing garden gifts, local books, jewelry, t-shirts, and caps.
cool, comfortable and sturdy, the remarkable cotton hammock designed by riverboat captain joshua john ward still soothes and delights all who discover it. always handwoven, our hammocks have long been the embodiment of lowcountry craftsmanship.


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Before you get started on your application, there’s a few things to first consider. Find out if you need development consent from your council, understand why a Development Application is required and learn more about the planning system.
Do I need consent from my council?
There are three assessment pathways that may apply to small residential development: exempt development; complying development; and development that requires consent from a consent authority (typically a council).
The planning system has a hierarchical structure with the EP&A Act sitting at the top of the hierarchy.

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before you get started on your application, there’s a few things to first consider. find out if you need development consent from your council, understand why a development application is required and learn more about the planning system.
do i need consent from my council?
there are three assessment pathways that may apply to small residential development: exempt development; complying development; and development that requires consent from a consent authority (typically a council).
the planning system has a hierarchical structure with the ep&a act sitting at the top of the hierarchy.


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Thomson Three is a new Residential Condominium that has 10 strata Semi Detached with 1 to 4 bedrooms and a first-class unit mix. Homeowners should be treated while they have should have had even if for staying their units or investment. Thomson Three is situated at Bright Hill Drive, Singapore District 20 at Thomson enclave, its TOP expected to be in 2018.
This new condominium can create your life complete with good choices in 435 units in a 20-storey building an acceptable and pleasing heart could very well make you establish. Just let your imagination stroll around a large space and design it as you really wanted to be distinctively outstanding and desirable. Form a residential property like no other and embrace a life with opportunity of a majestic stunning exclusive residence. The piece of solace and luxury will treat you as what you needed, properly designed conveniences that will offer a really pleasing life.
With an infinity edge lap pool that overlooks the wading pools, lounge pool and play pool, Jacuzzi, BBQ, play ground and gym you can stay the whole day for a relaxed body and mind, re-invigorate and emit the tension after a tough days in the workplace.
A great district with the popular Thomson Plaza, beautiful MacRitchie Reservoir and Singapore Island Country Club enables you to experience an ideal way of living. Getting close to the future Upper Thomson MRT station which is part of Thomson Line and will be completed in 2020 is a major advantage for each commuters. Expressways like Central Expressway (CTE), Pan Island Expressway (PIE) and Seletar Expressway (SLE) will be available for hassle-free driving in every locations you need to go.
Nearby educational establishment are an excellent help and a great advantage for a family, Ai Tong Primary School, Catholic Primary/High School and St Nicolas Girls School are among of the most trustworthy schools in the neighborhood that will help improve your every child’s mind and body in this kind and pace of life.
Thomson Three is a revolutionary and sleek structure design that pleases your heart and satisfies your emotion by just seeing it. Designed by reputable developer (UOL Venture Investments Pte Ltd and Singland Homes Pte Ltd every part of this contemporary residential condominium is mindfully plan and visualized in a way of every ones interest.
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thomson three is a new residential condominium that has 10 strata semi detached with 1 to 4 bedrooms and a first-class unit mix. homeowners should be treated while they have should have had even if for staying their units or investment. thomson three is situated at bright hill drive, singapore district 20 at thomson enclave, its top expected to be in 2018.
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A straight and raw edge claro walnut slab with a waterjet cut infinity leg dining table. The giant slab of walnut had quite a few curves to it so if we had left it all as a raw edge, people would have been facing each other at sort of Picasso like angles around the table. So instead we scribed a rectangle on the slab according to our client's dimensions, and anything that fell within that rectangle was legt raw, and anything that was outside got cut into a straight line, creating a great combination of raw edge and straigth edge for this walnut dining table.
This was a spectacular bookmatched walnut dining table with an ebony stain, and of couse a pretty stunning chrome stree leg base. The base was cut in three parts out of a 2" thick slab of aluminum on a cnc water jet machine. Then each piece was hand sculpted, cut, ground, polished, fit together, polished again and then sent to the chroming place. Honestly it's a ton of work and marginally enjoyable but totally worth it in the end.
Ok, I have to start out by saying I had to be dragged into the idea of doing anything in oak. As a product of the 80's and 90's I have a visceral reaction to red oak - and not the good kind of visceral reaction. But one of our suppliers re-educated me on oak. He showed me some spectacular white oak slabs - which is a very different beast from what I was expecting. White oak dining tables can can some of the most amazing wood grain, figuring, and individual nature of any woods we work with.
These little drum side tables where made out of tons of scraps of walnut from all of our other projects. Now in designing these pieces, I thought using scrap meant cheap and easy with a good look. Not at all the case - at least from the work standpoint. Imagine all the various widths, legths and thicknesses and conditions of all of the cutoffs, then having to mill each one down to the same size and what you initially think is going to be a nice and easy reuse design project turns into this long production line. In any case, the result is a really pretty little walnut drum side table.
This was one of the more spectacular pieces we have been comissioned to make. A client needed a large platform bed and headboard with side tables that would stay out of the way. So we inset them into the headboard to give them a floating appearance. The 12ftx5ft slab is a giant raw edge slab of claro walnut and the plaform is for a king size bed. We also made one out of monkeypod that was equally amazing.
This oval walnut dining table is one of the cleanest designs we have done. Clean from the standpoint that it's nice and simple, small size for our client's kitchen area and a subtle knife edge to go with the client's mid century modern interior. With the small side top, we needed legs that would stay out of the way but still be quite stable for a high use everyday table. So the rectangular tube pi legs seemed to fit the ticket (the symbol for pi upside down - for those of you that don't celebrate March 14th every year with us math nerds).
This was a really nice and clean looking walnut desk with two drawers. The drawer fronts were cut out of one slab of wood so the grain is continuous from panel to panel. The top has a little concealed compartment at the back for cords and other top secret stuff the client that ordered this piece might need to hide.The top is made out of three joined walnut slabs. All in all it makes for a great walnut modern desk.
Our diving board console is one of our longest running designs. A reclaimed wood console with a floating leg is a design that can fit in with a lot of styles, and the combination of the natural raw edge, the solid wood slab and the modern clean look of the lucite leg is also appealing. WE always pay a great deal of attention to getting that mitered cut just right so the grain lines match up: a continuous grain running up the leg and across the top giving the solid wood slab a look of simply being folded over into a table.

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a straight and raw edge claro walnut slab with a waterjet cut infinity leg dining table. the giant slab of walnut had quite a few curves to it so if we had left it all as a raw edge, people would have been facing each other at sort of picasso like angles around the table. so instead we scribed a rectangle on the slab according to our client's dimensions, and anything that fell within that rectangle was legt raw, and anything that was outside got cut into a straight line, creating a great combination of raw edge and straigth edge for this walnut dining table.
this was a spectacular bookmatched walnut dining table with an ebony stain, and of couse a pretty stunning chrome stree leg base. the base was cut in three parts out of a 2" thick slab of aluminum on a cnc water jet machine. then each piece was hand sculpted, cut, ground, polished, fit together, polished again and then sent to the chroming place. honestly it's a ton of work and marginally enjoyable but totally worth it in the end.
ok, i have to start out by saying i had to be dragged into the idea of doing anything in oak. as a product of the 80's and 90's i have a visceral reaction to red oak - and not the good kind of visceral reaction. but one of our suppliers re-educated me on oak. he showed me some spectacular white oak slabs - which is a very different beast from what i was expecting. white oak dining tables can can some of the most amazing wood grain, figuring, and individual nature of any woods we work with.
these little drum side tables where made out of tons of scraps of walnut from all of our other projects. now in designing these pieces, i thought using scrap meant cheap and easy with a good look. not at all the case - at least from the work standpoint. imagine all the various widths, legths and thicknesses and conditions of all of the cutoffs, then having to mill each one down to the same size and what you initially think is going to be a nice and easy reuse design project turns into this long production line. in any case, the result is a really pretty little walnut drum side table.
this was one of the more spectacular pieces we have been comissioned to make. a client needed a large platform bed and headboard with side tables that would stay out of the way. so we inset them into the headboard to give them a floating appearance. the 12ftx5ft slab is a giant raw edge slab of claro walnut and the plaform is for a king size bed. we also made one out of monkeypod that was equally amazing.
this oval walnut dining table is one of the cleanest designs we have done. clean from the standpoint that it's nice and simple, small size for our client's kitchen area and a subtle knife edge to go with the client's mid century modern interior. with the small side top, we needed legs that would stay out of the way but still be quite stable for a high use everyday table. so the rectangular tube pi legs seemed to fit the ticket (the symbol for pi upside down - for those of you that don't celebrate march 14th every year with us math nerds).
this was a really nice and clean looking walnut desk with two drawers. the drawer fronts were cut out of one slab of wood so the grain is continuous from panel to panel. the top has a little concealed compartment at the back for cords and other top secret stuff the client that ordered this piece might need to hide.the top is made out of three joined walnut slabs. all in all it makes for a great walnut modern desk.
our diving board console is one of our longest running designs. a reclaimed wood console with a floating leg is a design that can fit in with a lot of styles, and the combination of the natural raw edge, the solid wood slab and the modern clean look of the lucite leg is also appealing. we always pay a great deal of attention to getting that mitered cut just right so the grain lines match up: a continuous grain running up the leg and across the top giving the solid wood slab a look of simply being folded over into a table.


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Another important critical thinking tip is to not misrepresent your opponent or attack a strawman version of their argument. While this piece of advice might seem obvious, misrepresentation is such a frequent occurrence in debates that it deserves attention.
Let's begin by asking why people even resort to misrepresentation. In some cases, it's done intentionally, with the goal of smearing their opponent while simultaneously making themselves look good by positioning themselves in opposition to a ridiculous argument. But in reality, misrepresentation accomplishes next to nothing.
If the goal of your exchange is to prove that your position is correct and your opponent's isn't, attacking a caricature of their position doesn't accomplish that goal. Misrepresentation doesn't make your position look good, because by attacking a strawman, you appear to be tacitly conceding that you find it difficult to refute your opponent's actual position. And misrepresenting your opponent doesn't show that their position is inferior, because you're not even grappling with their actual position. When you knock down a strawman, your opponent's argument remains standing.
You're not moving the debate forward or facilitating progress in any way by doing this. You are hampering progress because you're not engaged in an honest exchange of ideas.
Smearing your opponent would appear to only work to your benefit if your audience is unaware of your opponent's actual position. If you're in a situation where your opponent can actively state his position, or if your audience is familiar with his position or will care enough to look it up, then this smear might actually backfire on you. If it becomes clear that you've misrepresented your opponent, not only will your smear have failed, but you will make yourself look bad—because the audience will think that you're either dishonest or stupid.
This strategy reminds me of the ending scene in the movie Gladiator where the emperor stabs Maximus while he's shackled prior to fighting him so that he'd be easier to defeat. This might make the emperor look better and Maximus look worse in the stadium, but ultimately, this isn't a fair battle. Analogously, when you're attacking a weakened version of your opponent's position, this isn't a fair battle of ideas. It doesn't provide us with an honest evaluation of the merits of the respective positions. Misrepresentation should be viewed as a sign of weakness on the side of the person doing the misrepresentation, just as we think it pathetic of the emperor to stab a chained-up Maximus prior to their fight.
It's also worth making a distinction between what I describe as positive and negative misrepresentation. Negative misrepresentation is what we typically encounter: a person attacking a more ridiculous caricature of their opponent's actual position. But you also sometimes see positive misrepresentation, where supporters or comrades of a person recraft an absurd argument of theirs into something more sensible to defend that person and make them look better. While a person engaged in negative misrepresentation is generally described as attacking a strawman—a weakened version of their argument that's easier to tackle—a person engaged in positive misrepresentation is doing what I call creating a stoneman—a strengthened version of the person's argument that's more difficult to knock down.
Both forms of misrepresentation are problematic. In both cases, whether you're helping or hurting somebody, you're not addressing their actual argument. Whether dealing with friends or enemies, we should always work with an honest version of their argument. And when it comes to people who we generally consider our intellectual allies, we'd be better off trying to correct their views on a given issue and steer them back on the right course rather than deluding ourselves into believing that they're on the same page with us, because this will end up making both of us look bad.
While misrepresentation is sometimes done intentionally, often times, it's not. Instead, the person genuinely thinks that they're accurately rephrasing their opponent's arguments. This fact should instill in us a sense of caution when we're debating; it should serve as a reminder that we need to strive to accurately restate our friends', and our opponents', positions.
Now obviously I could illustrate this critical thinking tip by showing examples of people honestly representing their opponent's arguments, but I don't really see any value to that. Instead, it seems more worthwhile to look at examples of people misrepresenting arguments. It's more informative in this case to see examples of what not to do.
"Poachers of endangered species should get the death penalty. They should be executed by being hunted to death in a small, enclosed patch of land."
"Now of course he's being a bit hyperbolic here; he doesn't actually think poachers of endangered species should get the death penalty. What he's really saying is that we should be more energetic in our worldwide conservation efforts."
While it might be tempting to try to rescue an ally of yours in this way, if a person actually meant what they said, you're being intellectually dishonest by distorting their position like this.
If a person actually is being hyperbolic, if they're just making a tongue-in-cheek statement that they don't actually believe, then it's appropriate to respond in this way. But if they really mean what they say, then a response like this becomes misrepresentation.
"People should kill white cops."
"They don't actually want white cops to get killed; they're just making this provocative statement to draw attention to the plight of African Americans in this country."
Again, if this person actually meant what they said, toning down their statement and revising their position in this way would be positive misrepresentation.
Let's move onto the more commonly-encountered negative misrepresentation.
"Recreational drugs should be legalized and informed adults should be free to decide for themselves whether or not to use them."
"Oh, so you want people to just go out and start using crack and heroin?"
NO. It's not that I want people to use drugs. I never said that, and that's not my position. I'm not advocating drug usage; I'm not yearning for drug usage to skyrocket. Given the harm that results from the usage of many recreational drugs, I think people would be better off not using them. My claim was simply that people should be free to decide for themselves whether to use them.
Cenk Uygur: ". . . I love this country. I want to defend the ideas and the ideals that it stands for. But for me, unlike the conservatives, it's not: 'Hey, everything we've done is fantastic, including the wars and the colonialism and the slavery and what we did to the Native Americans, and all these things, are wonderful because WE DID IT! WE'RE AMERICANS!'"
What an absurd picture Cenk just painted of conservatives. On what planet do people on the political right in America claim that slavery or the extermination of Native Americans was wonderful? How does a person not get boo'd off the stage after saying something like this?
Charles Krauthammer: "This is, in all probability, an example of radical Islam at work . . . But the general issue is: radical Islam. And, unless we have a president who immediately says . . . 'this is a lone gunman,' how does he know? When you say lone gunman, what you're doing subtly or unsubtly is disconnecting the dots. When we had the underwear bomber try to bring down a plane over Detroit, Obama immediately said that this was an isolated extremist. It wasn't, in fact. It turned out to be connected to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. I think it's sort of . . . this six and a half years of Obama, always wanting to err on the side of downplaying the threat. The threat is radical Islam, which he won't say."
Cenk Uygur: ". . . Krauthammer said: 'This is, in all probability, an example of Islam at work.' That's a quote, okay? 'An example of Islam at work.' Now, if I said: 'Dylan Roof is an example of white people at work,' what would happen? Everybody'd go crazy, right? I mean, like 'But Cenk, that's so unfair, how can you take one guy—or even all the guys you just listed, who did all the shootings, fairly recently, all based in hate groups—and connect them to all white people? That's 250 million Americans who are white? That's outrageous!' So what they do is they take this guy who did the shooting here, and then a couple of others—the Fort Hood shooting, etc . . . take those people, and then they go 'Well, it's Islam at work.' They connected those guys to 1.6 billion people. So me connecting it to 250 million people is insane and outrageous! Them connecting a couple of guys to 1.6 billion people, they find perfectly normal!
. . . If they just kept it at extremist or radical, I think they'd have an overwhelming chance of being right. And I said the same thing yesterday on this show. So if you want to say Dylan Roof was a right-wing radical, and you want to say, Muhammad Yusuf Abdulaziz is a Muslim radical, I totally agree with you! Totally!"
Notice that Charles Krauthammer explicitly says "radical Islam". He said it three times. The fact that four people on this panel failed to recognize the adjective "radical" illustrates that these people either have embarrassingly terrible listening skills, or they're intentionally misrepresenting him. Take your pick. Krauthammer, the man with the most German last name on the planet, made abundantly clear that he wasn't talking about all 1.6 billion Muslims. He said "radical Islam". Yet Cenk pretends that he was blaming every single Muslim, topples that strawman, and declares victory against a non-existent combatant. He doesn't just inaccurately paraphrase; he inaccurately quotes him.
What's especially amusing about this clip is that the entire panel appears to agree with Krauthammer at the end. So we're all in agreement, then. Wonderful. Now that we've established that, let's move onto our last example, this one taken from the debate between Sam Harris and William Lane Craig.
Sam Harris: "According to Dr. Craig's Divine Command Theory, God is not bound by moral duties. God doesn't have to be good; whatever he commands is good. So when he commands that the Israelites slaughter the Amalekites, that behavior becomes intrinsically good because he commanded it. Well here we're being offered—I'm glad he raised the issue of psychopathy—we're being offered a psychopathic and psychotic moral attitude. It's psychotic because this is completely delusional; there's no reason to believe that we live in a universe ruled by an invisible monster Yahweh. But it is psychopathic because this is a total detachment from the well-being of human beings. It so easily rationalizes the slaughter of children."
William Lane Craig: ". . . He also says it's psychopathic to believe these things. Now that remark is just as stupid as it is insulting. It is absurd to think that people like Professor Peter Vannenwagon(?), here at the University of Notre Dame, is psychopathic, or that a guy like Dr. Tom Flynn(?), who is as gracious a Christian gentlemen as I could have ever met, is psychopathic. This is simply below the belt."
Sam was not arguing that that William Lane Craig's religious colleagues were psychopathic; his argument was that the moral attitude behind divine command theory is psychopathic and psychotic, because it posits that anything and everything commanded by a powerful, supernatural being becomes necessarily good simply because it's being commanded by this supernatural being. It doesn't matter if the command is to slaughter children or destroy a village; if god orders it, it is moral. This attitude is what Sam argues is psychopathic and psychotic; he didn't say that everybody who subscribes to it is psychopathic and psychotic. Simply put, Craig mixed up the target of Sam's argument.
Hopefully, after reading this, you'll strive to be more cautious in the future, and will attempt to honestly grapple with your opponents' and your friends' arguments.
If you create a strawman, he'd better be capable of supporting me on patreon!

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another important critical thinking tip is to not misrepresent your opponent or attack a strawman version of their argument. while this piece of advice might seem obvious, misrepresentation is such a frequent occurrence in debates that it deserves attention.
let's begin by asking why people even resort to misrepresentation. in some cases, it's done intentionally, with the goal of smearing their opponent while simultaneously making themselves look good by positioning themselves in opposition to a ridiculous argument. but in reality, misrepresentation accomplishes next to nothing.
if the goal of your exchange is to prove that your position is correct and your opponent's isn't, attacking a caricature of their position doesn't accomplish that goal. misrepresentation doesn't make your position look good, because by attacking a strawman, you appear to be tacitly conceding that you find it difficult to refute your opponent's actual position. and misrepresenting your opponent doesn't show that their position is inferior, because you're not even grappling with their actual position. when you knock down a strawman, your opponent's argument remains standing.
you're not moving the debate forward or facilitating progress in any way by doing this. you are hampering progress because you're not engaged in an honest exchange of ideas.
smearing your opponent would appear to only work to your benefit if your audience is unaware of your opponent's actual position. if you're in a situation where your opponent can actively state his position, or if your audience is familiar with his position or will care enough to look it up, then this smear might actually backfire on you. if it becomes clear that you've misrepresented your opponent, not only will your smear have failed, but you will make yourself look bad—because the audience will think that you're either dishonest or stupid.
this strategy reminds me of the ending scene in the movie gladiator where the emperor stabs maximus while he's shackled prior to fighting him so that he'd be easier to defeat. this might make the emperor look better and maximus look worse in the stadium, but ultimately, this isn't a fair battle. analogously, when you're attacking a weakened version of your opponent's position, this isn't a fair battle of ideas. it doesn't provide us with an honest evaluation of the merits of the respective positions. misrepresentation should be viewed as a sign of weakness on the side of the person doing the misrepresentation, just as we think it pathetic of the emperor to stab a chained-up maximus prior to their fight.
it's also worth making a distinction between what i describe as positive and negative misrepresentation. negative misrepresentation is what we typically encounter: a person attacking a more ridiculous caricature of their opponent's actual position. but you also sometimes see positive misrepresentation, where supporters or comrades of a person recraft an absurd argument of theirs into something more sensible to defend that person and make them look better. while a person engaged in negative misrepresentation is generally described as attacking a strawman—a weakened version of their argument that's easier to tackle—a person engaged in positive misrepresentation is doing what i call creating a stoneman—a strengthened version of the person's argument that's more difficult to knock down.
both forms of misrepresentation are problematic. in both cases, whether you're helping or hurting somebody, you're not addressing their actual argument. whether dealing with friends or enemies, we should always work with an honest version of their argument. and when it comes to people who we generally consider our intellectual allies, we'd be better off trying to correct their views on a given issue and steer them back on the right course rather than deluding ourselves into believing that they're on the same page with us, because this will end up making both of us look bad.
while misrepresentation is sometimes done intentionally, often times, it's not. instead, the person genuinely thinks that they're accurately rephrasing their opponent's arguments. this fact should instill in us a sense of caution when we're debating; it should serve as a reminder that we need to strive to accurately restate our friends', and our opponents', positions.
now obviously i could illustrate this critical thinking tip by showing examples of people honestly representing their opponent's arguments, but i don't really see any value to that. instead, it seems more worthwhile to look at examples of people misrepresenting arguments. it's more informative in this case to see examples of what not to do.
"poachers of endangered species should get the death penalty. they should be executed by being hunted to death in a small, enclosed patch of land."
"now of course he's being a bit hyperbolic here; he doesn't actually think poachers of endangered species should get the death penalty. what he's really saying is that we should be more energetic in our worldwide conservation efforts."
while it might be tempting to try to rescue an ally of yours in this way, if a person actually meant what they said, you're being intellectually dishonest by distorting their position like this.
if a person actually is being hyperbolic, if they're just making a tongue-in-cheek statement that they don't actually believe, then it's appropriate to respond in this way. but if they really mean what they say, then a response like this becomes misrepresentation.
"people should kill white cops."
"they don't actually want white cops to get killed; they're just making this provocative statement to draw attention to the plight of african americans in this country."
again, if this person actually meant what they said, toning down their statement and revising their position in this way would be positive misrepresentation.
let's move onto the more commonly-encountered negative misrepresentation.
"recreational drugs should be legalized and informed adults should be free to decide for themselves whether or not to use them."
"oh, so you want people to just go out and start using crack and heroin?"
no. it's not that i want people to use drugs. i never said that, and that's not my position. i'm not advocating drug usage; i'm not yearning for drug usage to skyrocket. given the harm that results from the usage of many recreational drugs, i think people would be better off not using them. my claim was simply that people should be free to decide for themselves whether to use them.
cenk uygur: ". . . i love this country. i want to defend the ideas and the ideals that it stands for. but for me, unlike the conservatives, it's not: 'hey, everything we've done is fantastic, including the wars and the colonialism and the slavery and what we did to the native americans, and all these things, are wonderful because we did it! we're americans!'"
what an absurd picture cenk just painted of conservatives. on what planet do people on the political right in america claim that slavery or the extermination of native americans was wonderful? how does a person not get boo'd off the stage after saying something like this?
charles krauthammer: "this is, in all probability, an example of radical islam at work . . . but the general issue is: radical islam. and, unless we have a president who immediately says . . . 'this is a lone gunman,' how does he know? when you say lone gunman, what you're doing subtly or unsubtly is disconnecting the dots. when we had the underwear bomber try to bring down a plane over detroit, obama immediately said that this was an isolated extremist. it wasn't, in fact. it turned out to be connected to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. i think it's sort of . . . this six and a half years of obama, always wanting to err on the side of downplaying the threat. the threat is radical islam, which he won't say."
cenk uygur: ". . . krauthammer said: 'this is, in all probability, an example of islam at work.' that's a quote, okay? 'an example of islam at work.' now, if i said: 'dylan roof is an example of white people at work,' what would happen? everybody'd go crazy, right? i mean, like 'but cenk, that's so unfair, how can you take one guy—or even all the guys you just listed, who did all the shootings, fairly recently, all based in hate groups—and connect them to all white people? that's 250 million americans who are white? that's outrageous!' so what they do is they take this guy who did the shooting here, and then a couple of others—the fort hood shooting, etc . . . take those people, and then they go 'well, it's islam at work.' they connected those guys to 1.6 billion people. so me connecting it to 250 million people is insane and outrageous! them connecting a couple of guys to 1.6 billion people, they find perfectly normal!
. . . if they just kept it at extremist or radical, i think they'd have an overwhelming chance of being right. and i said the same thing yesterday on this show. so if you want to say dylan roof was a right-wing radical, and you want to say, muhammad yusuf abdulaziz is a muslim radical, i totally agree with you! totally!"
notice that charles krauthammer explicitly says "radical islam". he said it three times. the fact that four people on this panel failed to recognize the adjective "radical" illustrates that these people either have embarrassingly terrible listening skills, or they're intentionally misrepresenting him. take your pick. krauthammer, the man with the most german last name on the planet, made abundantly clear that he wasn't talking about all 1.6 billion muslims. he said "radical islam". yet cenk pretends that he was blaming every single muslim, topples that strawman, and declares victory against a non-existent combatant. he doesn't just inaccurately paraphrase; he inaccurately quotes him.
what's especially amusing about this clip is that the entire panel appears to agree with krauthammer at the end. so we're all in agreement, then. wonderful. now that we've established that, let's move onto our last example, this one taken from the debate between sam harris and william lane craig.
sam harris: "according to dr. craig's divine command theory, god is not bound by moral duties. god doesn't have to be good; whatever he commands is good. so when he commands that the israelites slaughter the amalekites, that behavior becomes intrinsically good because he commanded it. well here we're being offered—i'm glad he raised the issue of psychopathy—we're being offered a psychopathic and psychotic moral attitude. it's psychotic because this is completely delusional; there's no reason to believe that we live in a universe ruled by an invisible monster yahweh. but it is psychopathic because this is a total detachment from the well-being of human beings. it so easily rationalizes the slaughter of children."
william lane craig: ". . . he also says it's psychopathic to believe these things. now that remark is just as stupid as it is insulting. it is absurd to think that people like professor peter vannenwagon(?), here at the university of notre dame, is psychopathic, or that a guy like dr. tom flynn(?), who is as gracious a christian gentlemen as i could have ever met, is psychopathic. this is simply below the belt."
sam was not arguing that that william lane craig's religious colleagues were psychopathic; his argument was that the moral attitude behind divine command theory is psychopathic and psychotic, because it posits that anything and everything commanded by a powerful, supernatural being becomes necessarily good simply because it's being commanded by this supernatural being. it doesn't matter if the command is to slaughter children or destroy a village; if god orders it, it is moral. this attitude is what sam argues is psychopathic and psychotic; he didn't say that everybody who subscribes to it is psychopathic and psychotic. simply put, craig mixed up the target of sam's argument.
hopefully, after reading this, you'll strive to be more cautious in the future, and will attempt to honestly grapple with your opponents' and your friends' arguments.
if you create a strawman, he'd better be capable of supporting me on patreon!


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I really would like to give credit to whoever posted this recipe on the Internet--although I have changed it--but I can't find it. Originally they were called "Duane's Breakfast Bars." Or maybe it was Dwaine's or maybe Dwayne's. Who knows? If you know please let me know.
These bars are very satisfying without being too sweet. They keep your energy level pretty constant. I swear--not really, I try not to swear--that every day I eat these I loose weight that day.
I took some of these to the BYU Writer's and Illustrating for Young Readers symposium one year and people wanted the recipe. The next year snacks were provided and I didn't take any but should have. The snacks were mostly candy and I'm still recovering.
1/3 cup oil* , if you use olive oil they will taste faintly like olive oil at the very first but then the olive oil taste goes away.
Lightly press into greased 9 x 13 pan and bake at 325° 22-28 minutes (25 minutes in my oven), until light brown on top. Cool 10 minutes, Cut into squares, let completely cool before removing from pan.
* Can use 2/3 cup butter instead of part butter and part oil. I forget to wait ten minutes before cutting. I cut right out of the oven and then let them cool and then cut again. Store them in an airtight container. If they dry out before you get them all eaten put a short glass of warm water in the container for an hour.
Notes: Today--March 4, 2004--I added a cup, minus 2 Tbs. chia seeds, blended in a coffee grinder. I also added 1/4 cup flax seeds, I should have blended them to break their shell but I don't necessarily like the taste of flax seed flour. I know some of them will go through undigested but any that get broken while eating will be fine.

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i really would like to give credit to whoever posted this recipe on the internet--although i have changed it--but i can't find it. originally they were called "duane's breakfast bars." or maybe it was dwaine's or maybe dwayne's. who knows? if you know please let me know.
these bars are very satisfying without being too sweet. they keep your energy level pretty constant. i swear--not really, i try not to swear--that every day i eat these i loose weight that day.
i took some of these to the byu writer's and illustrating for young readers symposium one year and people wanted the recipe. the next year snacks were provided and i didn't take any but should have. the snacks were mostly candy and i'm still recovering.
1/3 cup oil* , if you use olive oil they will taste faintly like olive oil at the very first but then the olive oil taste goes away.
lightly press into greased 9 x 13 pan and bake at 325° 22-28 minutes (25 minutes in my oven), until light brown on top. cool 10 minutes, cut into squares, let completely cool before removing from pan.
* can use 2/3 cup butter instead of part butter and part oil. i forget to wait ten minutes before cutting. i cut right out of the oven and then let them cool and then cut again. store them in an airtight container. if they dry out before you get them all eaten put a short glass of warm water in the container for an hour.
notes: today--march 4, 2004--i added a cup, minus 2 tbs. chia seeds, blended in a coffee grinder. i also added 1/4 cup flax seeds, i should have blended them to break their shell but i don't necessarily like the taste of flax seed flour. i know some of them will go through undigested but any that get broken while eating will be fine.


text: We had a great time celebrating Bayhshore Medical Center’s staff this weekend! The Bayshore Medical Center has been a leader of medical care in the Pasadena area for more than 50 years. With board-certified physicians, registered nurses, and expert technicians, the community has come to rely on us for top-quality, comprehensive and compassionate health care. Bayshore kept it classy and elegant with their Great Gatsby theme and Ohh Snap’s Champagne photo booth backdrop. The prop favorite of this crowd was Ohh Snap’s Hulk! Until next year Bayshore!

lowercased: we had a great time celebrating bayhshore medical center’s staff this weekend! the bayshore medical center has been a leader of medical care in the pasadena area for more than 50 years. with board-certified physicians, registered nurses, and expert technicians, the community has come to rely on us for top-quality, comprehensive and compassionate health care. bayshore kept it classy and elegant with their great gatsby theme and ohh snap’s champagne photo booth backdrop. the prop favorite of this crowd was ohh snap’s hulk! until next year bayshore!


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custom cabinet crew is going to be available for all of your needs involving custom cabinets in stockton, il. our team of highly trained experts will give you the expertise you need with the most innovative technology available. we make certain that you get the most excellent service, the most suitable price, and the very best quality supplies. we're going to provide help to put together decisions for your project, respond to your concerns, and prepare a meeting with our professionals when you contact us by dialing 800-381-4380.
lowering costs is an important part of any process. still you need to get top quality results on custom cabinets in stockton, il, and you're able to put your trust in our business to save you money while continually giving the finest quality services. our company offers the best quality while still saving you money. our mission is to make sure that you have the best quality materials and a project which will last through the years. to illustrate, we are watchful to stay away from expensive mistakes, finish the job fast to conserve working hours, and make sure that you have the top deals on materials and work. save your time and cash by getting in touch with custom cabinet crew today. contact 800-381-4380 to talk to our customer care agents, today.
when it comes to custom cabinets in stockton, il, you have to be well informed to make the most effective decisions. we will not encourage you to come up with unwise judgments, because we know what we're doing, and we ensure that you understand what to expect from the task. that's the reason we make every effort to be sure that you are aware of the procedure and are not confronted with any sort of surprises. the first step will be to contact us today by dialing 800-381-4380 to arrange your task. we are going to resolve all of your questions and concerns and arrange your first meeting. our crew will arrive at the appointed time with all the appropriate supplies, and will work together with you through the entire undertaking.
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Thanks guys. I have grown up in the church and not heard anyone to date explain so clearly the concepts you tackle. It is helping me make sense of what I am feeling, seeing and experiencing in 2019 western culture.
Thanks Mark and John Mark — so much gold in here that's helped me understand my culture and connect in my preaching.
Would love a 'This Cultural Moment' reading list on the website of all the books that you mention.
I was introduced to this podcast a few months ago and find myself going back to re-listen to them again to soak in the wisdom. The Portland Sessions are next level good. I find myself quoting them all the time and I recommend them to everyone and anyone who’s interested in the state of our culture here in the west. Not left, not right, but a view of ourselves from the perspective of the gospel and how to interpret ourselves and the world around us.
Keep it up guys your influence is touching all parts of the globe.

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thanks guys. i have grown up in the church and not heard anyone to date explain so clearly the concepts you tackle. it is helping me make sense of what i am feeling, seeing and experiencing in 2019 western culture.
thanks mark and john mark — so much gold in here that's helped me understand my culture and connect in my preaching.
would love a 'this cultural moment' reading list on the website of all the books that you mention.
i was introduced to this podcast a few months ago and find myself going back to re-listen to them again to soak in the wisdom. the portland sessions are next level good. i find myself quoting them all the time and i recommend them to everyone and anyone who’s interested in the state of our culture here in the west. not left, not right, but a view of ourselves from the perspective of the gospel and how to interpret ourselves and the world around us.
keep it up guys your influence is touching all parts of the globe.


text: Located just 45 minutes from Las Vegas, Sandy Valley describes themselves as being “100 years” from Sin City. And rightfully so. The Old West environment is a distinctive contrast to the glitz visitors receive in Vegas. But, oddly enough, it’s a great compliment to a Vegas vacation. Sandy Valley has access to over 197,000 acres of BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land, so their riding trails stretch far and wide. They’ve also nestled within 160 acres of private land, so there’s plenty of privacy within their neck of the woods.

lowercased: located just 45 minutes from las vegas, sandy valley describes themselves as being “100 years” from sin city. and rightfully so. the old west environment is a distinctive contrast to the glitz visitors receive in vegas. but, oddly enough, it’s a great compliment to a vegas vacation. sandy valley has access to over 197,000 acres of blm (bureau of land management) land, so their riding trails stretch far and wide. they’ve also nestled within 160 acres of private land, so there’s plenty of privacy within their neck of the woods.


text: The students of the Northwest Chinese Academy participated in this short film called “The Big Test”. It was directed by Jerry Bell Jr., who is starring in the film. Enjoy!

lowercased: the students of the northwest chinese academy participated in this short film called “the big test”. it was directed by jerry bell jr., who is starring in the film. enjoy!


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For this year’s QDM I figured we kick things off with a nice casual curvy drive to La Prade’s Chophouse in Clarkesville on beautiful Lake Burton.
We will leave the Unicoi Lodge heading towards Helen on 356 west and 75N. From there the fun will begin when entering 348 W over the mountain. We will stay on for about 14 miles before making a right onto 180. After about 8 miles we make a left onto 75 north and shortly after a right turn onto 76 E. We will continue for 13 miles before making a right on 197 S. From there its only a few more minutes until reaching Lake Burton and our destination on the left.
After a delicious a la carte dinner we are taking the straight shot back to Unicoi Lodge. Continuing south on 197 for about 6 miles then onto 356 west for another 10 minutes.

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for this year’s qdm i figured we kick things off with a nice casual curvy drive to la prade’s chophouse in clarkesville on beautiful lake burton.
we will leave the unicoi lodge heading towards helen on 356 west and 75n. from there the fun will begin when entering 348 w over the mountain. we will stay on for about 14 miles before making a right onto 180. after about 8 miles we make a left onto 75 north and shortly after a right turn onto 76 e. we will continue for 13 miles before making a right on 197 s. from there its only a few more minutes until reaching lake burton and our destination on the left.
after a delicious a la carte dinner we are taking the straight shot back to unicoi lodge. continuing south on 197 for about 6 miles then onto 356 west for another 10 minutes.


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Click on the documents below for information on dental cleaning and mass removal procedures.
Through researched vaccination protocols, state-of-the-art diagnostics, precision surgery, and senior wellness programs, we strive to provide the best veterinary care possible to your four-legged family members.
As pets age, they may require extra care and treatment just as humans do. By using our senior wellness programs, we monitor your pets' health, looking for abnormalities that may not otherwise be seen by the pet owner. This way we can use the appropriate medications and supplements to promote good health.
Going away for a day, a weekend, or even longer? We offer affordable pet boarding options so that your pet will be well taken care of while you are away. To find out more, click here!
Through various means, we are able to deliver flea and tick products, pet medications, pet food and prescriptions diets right to your door! We order it for you, and it gets delivered to your doorstep! Ask one of our staff members to tell you more!

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click on the documents below for information on dental cleaning and mass removal procedures.
through researched vaccination protocols, state-of-the-art diagnostics, precision surgery, and senior wellness programs, we strive to provide the best veterinary care possible to your four-legged family members.
as pets age, they may require extra care and treatment just as humans do. by using our senior wellness programs, we monitor your pets' health, looking for abnormalities that may not otherwise be seen by the pet owner. this way we can use the appropriate medications and supplements to promote good health.
going away for a day, a weekend, or even longer? we offer affordable pet boarding options so that your pet will be well taken care of while you are away. to find out more, click here!
through various means, we are able to deliver flea and tick products, pet medications, pet food and prescriptions diets right to your door! we order it for you, and it gets delivered to your doorstep! ask one of our staff members to tell you more!


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Teeth can be damaged in many ways. Chips, cracks and breaks can occur as the result of sporting injury, motor vehicle accidents or from any other kind of head trauma. Broken teeth can be very painful and also expose the sensitive inside parts of the tooth to the risk of infection and disease. Teeth can also be damaged by dental decay and enamel erosion. This again leaves them vulnerable to attack from disease, which could eventually lead to tooth loss. When teeth are damaged in this way it is necessary to protect them from further injury and also to restore the cosmetic appearance.
One of the oldest and most effective ways of protecting teeth is to fit a dental crown over the top. A dental crown is a ceramic or metal and ceramic cap that is designed to fit over the damaged tooth, covering all parts of the tooth above the gum line to act as a barrier to further damage. A dentist will first need to remove some of the existing enamel so that the crown can fit comfortably over the top. The crown, which will have been made in laboratory conditions to be the same size and shape as the original tooth, will then be cemented over the top using composite bonding.
Crowns are made from metal and ceramic as these are very versatile and strong materials. Ceramics such as porcelain also have a very similar appearance to tooth enamel, giving an improved aesthetic appearance. Once firmly in place the crown will perform all the functions of the original tooth.Crowns are also used after certain dental surgeries and treatments to add a dimension of protection to the teeth.
Dental crowns are commonly manufactured from porcelain, a type of ceramic with a similar consistency and appearance to tooth enamel. Modern crowns are increasingly fabricated using the latest computer-aided technology.CEREC technology now have revolutionized dental restorations.CEREC is a state-of-the-art dental restoration product that has allowed dentists to use computer-aided technology to produce ceramic inlays and crowns. Utilizing new technologies such as 3D imaging, digital x-rays and CAD/CAM, CEREC has allowed teeth restorations to be carried out in only a single visit to a dentist rather than taking several appointments.CEREC works by creating a digital three-dimensional image of the patient’s mouth that can be stored on a computer.
CEREC technology also limits the need for enamel removal because of the increased degrees of accuracy involved using computer-guided technology.
CEREC is most commonly used to manufacture dental crowns and filling inlays to repair teeth that have been damaged by dental trauma or tooth decay. The ceramic restorations are firmly secured to the teeth with composite resin bonding creating a solid and resilient shield against any further damage to the damaged tooth.Dental crowns are very versatile and useful dental tools that can prevent the need for further treatment. Patients with damaged teeth should make an appointment with a dentist to discuss the benefits of dental crowns.
A knocked out, or avulsed tooth as it is known in the dentistry profession, can be caused by any kind of accident but the most common involve sports injuries, car accidents, fighting and chewing on hard food. A knocked out tooth can be quite serious so dentists advise that prevention is always better than cure.
When playing sports, especially physically demanding ones, it is important to wear a mouth guard. They may be uncomfortable and make it difficult to talk but these are minor considerations compared to the pain and lifetime of embarrassment a knocked out tooth can cause. Always wear a seatbelt when traveling in a car, avoid eating hard foods such as bones and, needless to say, don’t get involve in any fights.
If you are unfortunate enough to have a tooth knocked out, then the first thing to do is to try and replace it immediately. Being careful not to touch the tooth by its root i.e holding the biting edge, simply put it back in its place. With any luck it will slot right back in and can be held in place gently by wet gauze or a tea bag. Do not apply significant pressure or attempt to force it if it won’t go.
If the tooth won’t slot back in, the next best thing is to keep it in an air tight container and cover it with milk or saliva. This may preserve it long enough to save it and have it replaced.The most optimum storage media that are available have been shown to be pH balanced cell preserving solutions. The best known and most extensively tested is called Hank’s Balanced Salt Solution (HBSS). It has all of the metabolites such as Ca, P04, K+ and glucose that are necessary to maintain normal cell metabolism for long periods of time. HBSS has been extensively tested in dental and medical research for the past twenty years. This research has shown that 90% of cells stored in HBSS for 24 hours maintain their normal viability and after four days, still have 70%viable.
It is important you always see a dentist immediately when you have a tooth knocked out or fractured. Your dentist will be on hand to help in an emergency and will do all they can to save the original tooth. If this is not possible they will be able to offer the best advice about the next course of action, which is likely to involve a dental bridge.

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teeth can be damaged in many ways. chips, cracks and breaks can occur as the result of sporting injury, motor vehicle accidents or from any other kind of head trauma. broken teeth can be very painful and also expose the sensitive inside parts of the tooth to the risk of infection and disease. teeth can also be damaged by dental decay and enamel erosion. this again leaves them vulnerable to attack from disease, which could eventually lead to tooth loss. when teeth are damaged in this way it is necessary to protect them from further injury and also to restore the cosmetic appearance.
one of the oldest and most effective ways of protecting teeth is to fit a dental crown over the top. a dental crown is a ceramic or metal and ceramic cap that is designed to fit over the damaged tooth, covering all parts of the tooth above the gum line to act as a barrier to further damage. a dentist will first need to remove some of the existing enamel so that the crown can fit comfortably over the top. the crown, which will have been made in laboratory conditions to be the same size and shape as the original tooth, will then be cemented over the top using composite bonding.
crowns are made from metal and ceramic as these are very versatile and strong materials. ceramics such as porcelain also have a very similar appearance to tooth enamel, giving an improved aesthetic appearance. once firmly in place the crown will perform all the functions of the original tooth.crowns are also used after certain dental surgeries and treatments to add a dimension of protection to the teeth.
dental crowns are commonly manufactured from porcelain, a type of ceramic with a similar consistency and appearance to tooth enamel. modern crowns are increasingly fabricated using the latest computer-aided technology.cerec technology now have revolutionized dental restorations.cerec is a state-of-the-art dental restoration product that has allowed dentists to use computer-aided technology to produce ceramic inlays and crowns. utilizing new technologies such as 3d imaging, digital x-rays and cad/cam, cerec has allowed teeth restorations to be carried out in only a single visit to a dentist rather than taking several appointments.cerec works by creating a digital three-dimensional image of the patient’s mouth that can be stored on a computer.
cerec technology also limits the need for enamel removal because of the increased degrees of accuracy involved using computer-guided technology.
cerec is most commonly used to manufacture dental crowns and filling inlays to repair teeth that have been damaged by dental trauma or tooth decay. the ceramic restorations are firmly secured to the teeth with composite resin bonding creating a solid and resilient shield against any further damage to the damaged tooth.dental crowns are very versatile and useful dental tools that can prevent the need for further treatment. patients with damaged teeth should make an appointment with a dentist to discuss the benefits of dental crowns.
a knocked out, or avulsed tooth as it is known in the dentistry profession, can be caused by any kind of accident but the most common involve sports injuries, car accidents, fighting and chewing on hard food. a knocked out tooth can be quite serious so dentists advise that prevention is always better than cure.
when playing sports, especially physically demanding ones, it is important to wear a mouth guard. they may be uncomfortable and make it difficult to talk but these are minor considerations compared to the pain and lifetime of embarrassment a knocked out tooth can cause. always wear a seatbelt when traveling in a car, avoid eating hard foods such as bones and, needless to say, don’t get involve in any fights.
if you are unfortunate enough to have a tooth knocked out, then the first thing to do is to try and replace it immediately. being careful not to touch the tooth by its root i.e holding the biting edge, simply put it back in its place. with any luck it will slot right back in and can be held in place gently by wet gauze or a tea bag. do not apply significant pressure or attempt to force it if it won’t go.
if the tooth won’t slot back in, the next best thing is to keep it in an air tight container and cover it with milk or saliva. this may preserve it long enough to save it and have it replaced.the most optimum storage media that are available have been shown to be ph balanced cell preserving solutions. the best known and most extensively tested is called hank’s balanced salt solution (hbss). it has all of the metabolites such as ca, p04, k+ and glucose that are necessary to maintain normal cell metabolism for long periods of time. hbss has been extensively tested in dental and medical research for the past twenty years. this research has shown that 90% of cells stored in hbss for 24 hours maintain their normal viability and after four days, still have 70%viable.
it is important you always see a dentist immediately when you have a tooth knocked out or fractured. your dentist will be on hand to help in an emergency and will do all they can to save the original tooth. if this is not possible they will be able to offer the best advice about the next course of action, which is likely to involve a dental bridge.


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On January 22, 2019, CCWOC held a Welcome Event for its Winter 2019 Writer/Storyteller-in-Residence, DUNCAN MERCREDI. Duncan regaled the audience with a storytelling performance, as well as readings from his published poetry. Duncan was joined by published author and PhD Student, Ifeoluwa Adeniyi, who read from her novel On the Bank of the River. To view photos from this event, please click here.
On October 20, 2017, CCWOC held a storytelling event in celebration of our beloved storyteller Louis Bird, who received an honorary doctorate at the University of Manitoba that week. The following are some photos from the event at the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.

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on january 22, 2019, ccwoc held a welcome event for its winter 2019 writer/storyteller-in-residence, duncan mercredi. duncan regaled the audience with a storytelling performance, as well as readings from his published poetry. duncan was joined by published author and phd student, ifeoluwa adeniyi, who read from her novel on the bank of the river. to view photos from this event, please click here.
on october 20, 2017, ccwoc held a storytelling event in celebration of our beloved storyteller louis bird, who received an honorary doctorate at the university of manitoba that week. the following are some photos from the event at the national centre for truth and reconciliation.


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Cost-effective, sanitary solution that greatly reduces maintenance demands as well as the possibility of run-outs. 216% more tissue per roll.
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von drehle feather soft® hc™ high capacity bath tissue | dawnchem inc.
cost-effective, sanitary solution that greatly reduces maintenance demands as well as the possibility of run-outs. 216% more tissue per roll.
upchuck deodorizing water soluble absorbent - 12 oz.