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I will do this critique of Chambless's research on Hamilton in parts. Judging by this first post, it seems like this might be a long series of post. I will critique his lecture starting from 0:07:30 and ending in 0:13:20. There is just so much wrong with his research that I feel like Chambless did the error of starting from a bias conclusion and then try to support this conclusion. The conclusion being that Alexander Hamilton was a curse. Any serious scholar of Hamilton would know that this is of course false, at least historically speaking. Hamilton was essential in the creation of the Constitution and essential in its ratification. It would simply be hard to imagine the Constitution as it is today without the influence of Hamilton. The main point that I want to get across in this post, a point which Chambless either does not know or chooses to ignore, is that Madison was very much in line with Hamilton during this time. This is to say, during the time when Madison attended the Constitutional Convention, wrote the bulk of the Constitution and participated in The Federalist Papers, he and Hamilton were philosophical allies. They understood that if America was to survive as a nation, it needed a stronger role for the central government. Madison gradually converted to a Jeffersonian point of view but this was after he wrote the Constitution and The Federalist Papers. The pre-Jeffersonian Madison was a proto-Federalist. This even makes sense by just looking at the people he worked with at the time. Look at the work he did with Hamilton and John Jay. Look at the close ties he held with the Virginian Governor Edmund Randolph. All of which were strong Federalists when the party emerged. There is clearly more evidence to support this but I am merely pointing out that it is easy to see Madison's 'Federalist' side. And this fact is crucial because it shows that Madison held two major opposing views in his lifetime, so this affected how he interpreted the Constitution. I choose to hold Madison's proto-Federalist interpretation of the Constitution as more valid than his later Jeffersonian interpretation because when he wrote the Constitution or The Federalist Papers, he was hardly a Jeffersonian.
First off, Thomas Jefferson had no part in the construction of the Constitution. To appeal to what he said about it is pointless. This is a clear example of appeal to authority. Now I understand that appeal to authorities isn't a fallacy per se, but when one points out that this 'authority' did not know what the hell he was talking about, then it becomes a fallacy. Jefferson envisioned the Constitution as one that provides strict rules on how the Federal Government should be handled. If it does not say that the Government should specifically do X, then the Government should not do X. But this is not how the Constitution was meant to be interpreted. I cannot stress this enough, but the Constitution was meant to provide for implied powers, powers that are not specifically mentioned in the Constitution. The best source for this would be The Federalist Papers, and specifically read James Madison's article number 44. Keep in mind that Madison at this time was aligned philosophically to that of Hamilton, which is why they work together to produce The Federalist Papers, the main defense of the Constitution (Chernow 2004: 223). Not only this, but I really do not see why we are still having this debate on 'what the Constitution really means'. The Federalist Papers, as papers written to persuade people to support the Constitution, should be the main source as to what the Constitution means.
The letter mentioned here written by Madison was written in April 20, 1831, Madison died five years later. The year of which Madison wrote the letter is important here because (as I said in the introduction) I am of the position that the Madison that wrote the Constitution and provided several articles in its defense is almost completely different, philosophically, from the Jeffersonian Madison. To merge these two different Madison's together is a fallacy because Madison changed his thinking when he started to become the head of the Democratic – Republican Party. But this is important because this means that Madison's meaning of the Constitution changed for him. The late 1770's Madison recognized that the United States had to have a strong central government in order for the Union to be preserved. This idea he shared with Hamilton and Jay when writing The Federalist Papers. It is the same Madison that wrote the justification to implied powers in article number 44.
It is also worth saying something of that Madison quote on how charity is not the duty of Government. First off, it is funny to state that Madison would contradict himself approximately 2 decades later. When Madison said this, he was debating one of the leading Federalists at the time, Elliot Boudinot, on whether aid should be provided for St. Domingo Refugees. Madison cried, "NO!" there are not explicit powers mentioned in the Constitution for this and stood his ground on the principle that Government was not a charity. Though, Madison would approve aid to Venezuela in 1812, a year that Madison was president. Secondly, this is one of many debates with Boudinot that Madison had. Another more important debate was on establishing a national bank. Of which, Madison (again) responded that the rights to establish a bank is not granted in the Constitution, therefore it should not be done. Boudinot in response quoted Madison from The Federalist Papers article 44, which shows Madison providing justification for implied powers. The bill was passed and Madison had to have felt defeated by his very own words. This is one of several examples of how Madison's visions of Government changed drastically over time. Again, the Madison that wrote the Constitution and The Federalist Papers is not the same Madison that was aligned to the Democratic – Republican Party.
Also, yes, Hamilton disagreed with Madison's Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan. But disagreements were common at this convention. I thought this fact would be common sense. This convention was about starting the structures of Government from scratch. I could only imagine several different propositions on the 'right' structure which to follow. Nevertheless, what good is it in pointing this out? By the time the Constitution was in its final form, Hamilton was a fierce supporter; why else would he write 50+ articles out of the 85 articles in support of the Constitution in The Federalist Papers? Nevertheless, Chambless makes it sound like the rest of the people at the convention had a similar view of how Government should operate while Hamilton was the odd man out and had a different view when he states, "Hamilton disagreed with the other founding during the convention." The truth is, is that there were several ideas put on the table as to how the newly formed government should operate. And yes, this implies much debate.
It should also be noted that yes, no one supported Hamilton's plan but that does not mean it wasn't influential. For example, Hamilton's plan introduced the idea that supreme judges should be there for life to minimize conflicts in regards to politics, this is to say, so they did not have to fear to be elected. The Articles of Confederation provided no such authority for federal judges. It is also worth pointing out that just because no one agreed with Hamilton's plan full heartedly does not mean that the other delegates just ignored what Hamilton had to say. Gouverneur Morris (a founding father that wrote parts of the Constitution) stated of Hamilton's speech as "the most able and impressive he had ever heard". William Samuel Johnson stated that Hamilton's plan won "praise by everyone." Though I am sure Johnson exaggerated a bit (Chernow 2004: 233).
Also believing that the executive should serve for life does not mean that he supported a monarchy. This does not follow at all. Sure it might be a description out of many of a monarchy but to support a life term executive is completely different than supporting a monarchy, which Hamilton never did. Actually, this criticism (that the executive was equal to a King) was used by the Anti-Federalists when talking about the Constitution. They felt that the President's powers extended too far in the Constitution, so far that they saw no difference between a President and a King. Starting at Article 67 of The Federalist Papers (which Hamilton wrote), the Federalists discuss the nature of the executive power, and they also try to make clear that to consider the executive the same as a King is a gross misrepresentation. As Hamilton states early in the article:
Here the writers against the Constitution seem to have taken pains to signalize their talent of misrepresentation. Calculating upon the aversion of the people to monarchy, they have endeavored to enlist all their jealousies and apprehensions in opposition to the intended President of the United States; not merely as the embryo, but as the full-grown progeny, of that detested parent.
It is also worth pointing out that Madison, George Mason, and Edmund Randolph approved of Hamilton's presidential proposal during the Constitutional Convention (Chernow 2004: 234).
It seems that Chambless mentions the point that Hamilton never returned to the convention because of the lack of success of his speech. But it was pretty common for delegates to return home. Only about 30 of the 55 delegates were present much of the time (Chernow 2004: 229). It was typical for delegates to return home for business. Though there is another explanation for why Hamilton had a small influence in the convention. Hamilton was part of the committee that made the rules for the convention. Hamilton proposed that every individual vote be recorded, but instead the small committee denied his proposal and decided to have a one vote one state policy (Chernow 2004: 228). This was a problem for Hamilton since the other two delegates from New York were John Lansing Jr and Robert Yates, both political rivals of Hamilton. Thus, Hamilton's voice would not be heard because both Yates and Lansing disagreed with Hamilton about 99.9% of the time. So it was pointless for Hamilton to stay at the convention because his vote was always outnumbered. Though keep in mind that Hamilton was the only one of the three delegates from New York to sign the Constitution.
And I am not quite sure that Chambless knew Madison's position on states' rights at the time. I say this because Chambless makes the claim that Hamilton disagreed with the other founders on states' rights (as if the delegates all thought the same on states' rights). But if we look at some of Madison's work, Madison, too ,had the opinion that federal authority dampens states' rights. For example, look at Madison's piece "Vices of the Political System of the United States" and specifically part 4. Here is Madison:
Paper money, instalments of debts, occlusion of Courts, making property a legal tender, may likewise be deemed aggressions on the rights of other States. As the Citizens of every State aggregately taken stand more or less in the relation of Creditors or debtors, to the Citizens of every other States, Acts of the debtor State in favor of debtors, affect the Creditor State, in the same manner, as they do its own citizens who are relatively creditors towards other citizens. This remark may be extended to foreign nations. If the exclusive regulation of the value and alloy of coin was properly delegated to the federal authority, the policy of it equally requires a controul on the States in the cases above mentioned. It must have been meant 1. to preserve uniformity in the circulating medium throughout the nation. 2. to prevent those frauds on the citizens of other States, and the subjects of foreign powers, which might disturb the tranquility at home, or involve the Union in foreign contests.
Please Chambless, if you are going to down play Hamilton on states' rights, then at least to the same with Madison. Or what about this statement by Madison (I take this from Bowen's book Miracle in Philadelphia):
"Let the national government be armed with a positive and complete authority in all cases where uniform measures are necessary. Let it have a negative, in all cases whatsoever, on the legislative acts of the states, as the King of Great Britain heretofore had," (Bowen [1966] 1986: 14).
"… as the King of Great Britain heretofore had?!" What a nasty monarch that Madison was, huh.
Again, Chambless appeals to the claim that the Constitution was meant to only provide those rights that are only explicitly mentioned, even though it was Madison that wrote the defense for implied powers in article 44. General Welfare was meant to be loosely interpreted. Though finally Chambless makes his first correct statement about Hamilton (and one of the purposes of the Constitution), that current powers of the Government granted by the Constitution should not restrict future Governments to improve the lives of its citizens.
Chambless claims that The Federalist Papers were written to seem it was in support of a limited government, and that Hamilton differed from the other writers. This is not so. I highly doubt that Chambless has even read The Federalist Papers now. The whole point of The Federalist Papers was to give support for a much larger authority for the central government to do its duty than what was proposed in the Articles of Confederation. I seriously do not know where Chambless makes this assertion. He is either pulling stuff out of his ass or a really bad scholar on Hamilton (or The Federalist Papers for that matter). He makes it seem like there is this Hamiltonian conspiracy for a return to a monarchy and total power to a central government. Chambless is ultimately trying to make the Constitiution into a libertarian document, but as the facts show us, the Constitution is a Republican document (thank god).
That is enough for now. This lecture is going to make me pull out my hair if I keep listening to this, and I have a lot of hair.
Bowen, Catherine Drinker. [1966] 1986. Miracle at Philadelphia: The Story of the Constitutional Convention, May to September 1787. Boston: Little Brown.
Chernow, Ron. 2004. Alexander Hamilton. New York:The Penguin Press.
Hamilton, Alexander, John Jay, and James Madison. [1787] The Federalist Papers. New York: The Modern Library.


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The University of Virginia's Darden School of Business is conducting an experiment with portable ebook readers and although the study is not completed yet, most of the students would rather not to use the Kindle ereader in the classroom.
These results match up with other Kindle experiments being done elsewhere on college campuses. Students are reporting that they enjoy doing personal reading on the device, but that it simply doesn't cut the cake when it comes to classroom work.
Students were given a Kindle DX instead of regular textbooks and paper handouts. There are seven schools in total that are taking part in the experiment. At the University of Virginia, the main concern expressed by the students was the fact that the device is too rigid for using in the classrooms where the Socratic method and case-based pedagogy is used, which requires students to be rather nimble. Students complain that it is not easy and convenient to quickly change pages. Nor is it easy to quickly flip through graphs, charts and documents compared to paper.
A mid-study survey was conducted and when asked if they would recommend the Kindle DX to incoming students, 75 to 80% of the participating students said "no". When asked if they would recommend the device for personal reading, 90 to 95% said "yes".
What this study is telling us so far is that Amazon has a great electronic device available for people who wish to read their books, magazines and newspapers digitally, but it is not suitable for the typical, busy classroom. It is easy to make marks, comments on the regular textbook, then on the ebook reader device..
Surprising? Not really. I agree that with the technology we now have with e-reading devices, that they are indeed great for pleasure reading but are not all that practical for classroom use. You can certainly flip through a paper book quickly when looking for information, fold the corners of the pages and quickly grab a pencil to make notes. The students simply feel that they are not practical or all that convenient to use. So, surely the team over at Amazon will probably be disappointed with the final findings of this experiment and it goes to show that it's clearly new technology with tons of room for improvement.


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I love how cool and chic this set is! The good news is that I found my Stickles! It somehow ended up in my acrylic case, where I store all of my nestabilities, lol. I was almost to the point where I really thought it was just gone and I was going to have to buy a new bottle and start over.
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DE PERE - St. Norbert College rallied down the stretch to post a hard-fought 76-71 win over UW-Stout in the championship game of the Associated Financial Group Tip-Off Tournament at Schuldes Sports Center.
St. Norbert, ranked 17th in the D3hoops.com Top 25, was able to pull out a game which featured 12 ties and 17 lead changes and no lead larger than six points. In a highly physical game, 49 fouls were whistled. St. Norbert hit 29 of 33 (87.9 percent) to help claim the triumph.
The Green Knights (2-0) trailed 66-61 with 5:42 left and were down 71-70 with 1:52 to play when Stout's Charlee Edwards made 1 of 2 free throws. Cortney Biese canned a 16-foot jumper to put St. Norbert ahead to stay with a 72-71 lead with 1:28 left.
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FV3 Documentation and References
Disclaimer: We have made every effort to ensure that the information here is as accurate, complete, and as up-to-date as possible. However, due to the very rapid pace of FV3 dynamical core and FV3-powered model development these documents may not always reflect the current state of FV3 capabilities. Often, the code itself is the best description of the current capabilities and the available options, which due to limited space cannot all be described in full detail here. We strongly recommend anyone who wishes to understand FV3 in more detail to read and study the articles linked below. Contact GFDL FV3/fvGFS support for assistance and more information.
Key Journal Articles (many now open access):
- Lin, Chao, Sud, and Walker, 1994: Van Leer transport scheme
- Lin and Rood 1996: FV advection scheme
- Lin and Rood 1997: FV lat-lon shallow-water model
- Lin 1997: FV pressure-gradient force formulation
- Lin 2004: The latitude-longitude FV core
- Putman and Lin 2007: FV3 cubed-sphere advection
- Zhao, Held, and Lin, 2012: Divergence damping and tropical cyclones
- X. Chen, Lin, and coauthors, 2013: A nonhydrostatic finite-volume algorithm
- J.-H. Chen and Lin, 2013: Seasonal hurricane prediction with GFDL Microphysics
- Harris and Lin, 2013: FV3 global-to-regional nesting
- Harris, Lin, and Tu, 2016: FV3 stretched-grid regional refinement
- Lin, Harris, X. Chen, Yao, and Chai, 2017: Nonlinear colliding modons idealized test
- J.-H. Chen, X. Chen, Lin, Magnusson, Bender, Zhou, and Rees, 2018: Initialization from ECMWF analyses
- Zhou, Lin, J.-H. Chen, Harris, X. Chen, and Rees, 2019: Convective-scale prediction with GFDL Microphysics
Documentation articles:
- FV3 Namelist Guide (current as of early 2017)
- Diffusion_operators (June 2018)


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Fallout: 3D printed Action Figure Parts - Protectron
The beginnings of articulating a remodeled Fallout Protectron (in scale with NECA-sized 6" / 7" figures). Much of the work comes from knocking down the 3D print lines and polygonal angles into something smoother. This is done with a combination of a metal drum-bit on a corded dremel, a sharp hobby knife, and layers of liquid-type "Krazy-Glue" to create a new sandable surface.
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Uptown Theatre
2240-2248 N. Broad Street,
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The Uptown Theatre was opened February 16, 1929 as a spectacular Art Deco style movie palace for the Stanley Theatres/Warner Bros. chain. Its opening movie was the Warner Bros. talkie "On Trial" starring Pauline Frederick. The Kimball theatre organ was played by organist Jos. K. Glasner. Throughout its life it catered to a mainly African-American audience.
Live R&B shows were staged at the Uptown Theatre from 1958 to 1972, and among the performers appearing on stage were Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, The Intruders, the Delfonics, the Mad Lads, Jerry Butler, Billy Stewart, Pattie LaBelle & the Bluebells, The Manhattans, Earth, Wind & Fire, the O'Jays, The Jackson Five, The Stylistics, Dee Dee Sharp, Chubby Checker, Martha & the Vandellas and The Temptations. It was last used as a church but they vacated the building in 2003.
The Uptown Theatre was added to the Register of Historic Places in 1982. Renovation and restoration is planned, and a reopening to public use is envisaged in the near future.
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There are no real plans for the Uptown, just scams and hustlers trying to get public money . This place will stand until someone with enough insurance money will have it burned down as they did with most of the historic buildings in north philadelphia.
Uptown Theater marquee lighting ceremony. Skip to the 6:00 mark for the action shots.
Not much of a lighting.
Hidden City Philadelphia story on "accidental preservationists" contains a short profile of Linda Richardson, founder of the Uptown Entertainment and Development Corporation, as well as an interior picture of the theater.
This theater was closed and reborn in the late 70's early 80's.
I am a newspaper reporter in Philadelphia, and I just want fans of the Uptown Theater to know about my new book, "Joy Ride! The Stars and Stories of Philly's Famous Uptown Theater," which is the behind-the-scenes, inside story of the spectacular R&B shows produced at the theater by broadcast icon Georgie Woods from 1958 to 1972. The book features a Foreword by music mogul Kenny Gamble, as well as personal memories by 10 additional Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees. There are dozens of rare and one-of-a-kind photos, as well as an update on the restoration of the theater. "Joy Ride!The Stars and Stories of Philly's Famous Uptown Theater" is available at Barnes & Nobles stores worldwide, and online at bn.com, Amazon.com and Xlibris.com.
Opened on February 16th, 1929. Grand opening ad at http://fultonhistory.com/Newspapers%2023/Philadelphia%20PA%20Inquirer/Philadelphia%20PA%20Inquirer%201929/Philadelphia%20PA%20Inquirer%201929%20-%202195.pdf
and in the photo section
1960's photo added courtesy of the Old Images of Philadelphia Facebook page.
Website down; the restoration may have stalled.
Below is the website for the Uptown Entertainment Development Corporation that works, via the Friends of the Philadelphia Uptown Theater Facebook page. Below that is a link to their page.
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It's always better to make your goatee bigger than you think you might want it than smaller, because you can always go back and fix it with touch ups later, but as we've warned before, a stroke of the razor cannot be taken back.
Beard balm is a great all-in-one beard moisturizer, conditioner and styling aid that is especially helpful for people who want their beards to look thicker. For best results, wash your beard with an all-natural beard soap and apply beard balm when dry. Scrape out a dime sized amount of balm and rub between your palms. Run your fingers through your facial hair, starting from the neck and working up, making sure to rub balm into the skin where your beard grows.
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Beard dandruff is caused by the micro-organism Malassezia globosa and it's feeding on the natural oils produced by your skin. Those oils are called sebum. The Malassezia globosa break down the oils into an oleic acid and some people have a sensitivity to the acid. People have a sensitivity which produces skin cells at a higher rate and this overproduction of skin cells is what causes dandruff. So it sucks to have beard flakes, but it's a pretty common issue for people.
The two detachable trimming combs, as mentioned, provide the flexibility you need. The precision comb (1-10 mm) allows you to put the finishing touches on your trim, while the long-beard comb (10-20 mm) gives you more range to maintain a longer beard if that's your objective. This range makes the Braun BT5070 the best trimmer for long beards.
It might sound obvious, but a diet high in protein, with less stress and more sleep can help you grow a faster beard. Stress is one of the contributing factors of hair loss, and will reverse the effects in men of any age. Protein gives your body the right nutrients to grow more hair, and sleep is the necessary time to put it all into place. Even drinking the recommended eight glasses of water a day will help keep the growth thick and healthy.
If you're at the beginning of your beard journey, patches will fill in soon. If you've been growing a beard for a while now, and it's still patchy, the answer is here: https://beardoholic.com/how-to-deal-with-patchy-beard/
Ignore the belief that shaving regularly makes hair grow thicker and quicker. There is no scientific evidence to support this. Shaving your beard will only reduce the amount of hair on your face, not bring it in more rapidly.
At this stage, you shouldn't be using a shampoo as the length is still fairly short. I'd recommend using a natural bar of soap that doesn't have irritant chemicals in them (like sodium laurth sulfate). There are a lot of soap options out there, and one I've personally used and enjoyed is Rocky Top Soap.
Really informative article.. I've tried a few and at the moment Captain Fawcett's Booze and Baccy oil is my first choice. Unbelievable fragrance that always gets positive comments and the oil is fantastic at keeping the 'beardruff' away!! Comes in a Ricki Hall signature bottle too.
We could list plenty of beard oil's attributes, but you'll get the picture after reading this review of the best beard oils (and beard conditioners) out there, their benefits, what they're made of, and even touch on beard balms and wax. Dig in.
As for the trimmers, the ones with the (best) flexible comb, powerful motor, and sharper blades are going to produce a more even trim assuming you are putting in the same effort. On this list, I'd say the Philips Norelco Beard Trimmer Series 7200 should give you the most even trim overall.
Beard balm is a versatile product. You don't need to fully apply it as it can be used sparingly in problem areas such as the sideburns. As a control product it is designed to help give shape and keep down stray hairs. It may take a few tries to get the amount right but once you do you'll be ready to hit the town.
Honest Amish also uses lesser-known butter for beards; for instance, did you know aloe could be made into butter? Well, it can. And if you've ever been sunburned, you know that aloe can soothe inflammation and itchiness, making the pain go away, which is why it's in this excellent beard balm. We featured Honest Amish in our beard oil reviews because their brand is well known in this industry, and they feature a dedicated customer base.
"Throughout military history, beards were perfectly okay and seen as a sign of strength [with a few exceptions]," says Antonio Centeno, former U.S. Marine Corps officer and founder of the style consulting resource, RealMenRealStyle.com. "But we've been clean-shaven in the military since World War I, thanks to the need to form a seal when wearing gas masks." That quirk of technology soon trickled into civilian life and the workplace, and within a generation, our grandfathers were sporting a smooth face, suddenly the sign of dignity.
Some experts suggest using a beard wash and conditioner but a good shampoo and conditioner should do the trick but if you still feel that your beard is a bit wiry try using a beard balm to add a little bit more moisture.
Clean your beard before you trim it with a moisturizing shampoo. It's important to trim your beard when it's clean, to make sure the hairs are softened and untangled for an even trim. Wash your beard in the shower with warm water and soap.
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BYU students led a campaign to loosen the beard restrictions in 2014,[58][59][60][61] but it had the opposite effect at Church Educational System schools: some who had previously been granted beard exceptions were found no longer to qualify, and for a brief period the LDS Business College required students with a registered exception to wear a "beard badge", which was likened to a "badge of shame". Some students also join in with shaming their fellow beard-wearing students, even those with registered exceptions.[62]
Choosing the right beard growing oil can seem overwhelming. We are big believers in reading labels at The Mod Cabin. Anyone can say they have the best beard oil but the proof is on the label. The first ingredient listed on the label is what is used most. The last ingredient listed is used least. Make sure your beard oil has either jojoba or argan listed as the first ingredient. As a general rule you do not want more than a few ingredients in your beard oil. This is because the most beneficial oils are generally the least processed so they do not need additives. We recommend avoiding beard oils that add Vitamin E. The right beard oil will already have ingridients like argan that contain naturally occuring Vitamin E.
Grape seed oil is pressed from the seeds of grapes and is a by-product of the wine-making process. It has a higher concentration of linoleic acid than most carrier oils, and linoleic acid has anti-inflammatory, moisture-retentive, and acne-reductive properties.
Your beard is little pieces of dead you growing out of your face. That may sound like some weird Alien shit for a second, but just trust me it's cool. It's a direct result of the hormones your body produces, specifically testosterone and subsequently DHT. So the more testosterone you create, the more DHT you'll have, and the more likely it is your beard will grow in. We've compiled some great tips with help from an article from Art of Manliness.
CanYouHandleBar is very open about what's in their products. They list the ingredients in several places, where-as some other brands make it difficult to find before you buy. The ingredients are as follows: Lanolin, castor seed oil, coconut oil, beeswax, vitamin E oil, and shea butter. The ingredients are very simple yet effective at nourishing your beard and encouraging beard growth.
This oil is generally used for commercial uses wherein the oil is further refined and purified, and then sent for packaging and sold in several countries for different uses. The reason is that during the purification procedure impurities and odour of the oil is removed. Though, this procedure makes the extracted oil unsuitable for consumption, the coconut oil produced in this method also helps in production of lauric acid, which we're going to analyze it a bit more.
Great website, I have had a beard for over 7 years now, of varying length, but have decided to go for a quite a long beard. I was looking for a trimmer, thank can keep up to 2 to 3 inches in length, really hard to trawl through various sites, and the longest I have found is 20mm (about 0.7″)
The balm is easy to work with and mold in your hands prior to application (it has exceptional softness) and therefore is easier to spread in your beard hair. You'll also love the scent: it's mild and woodsy, manly yet sophisticated.
If you use a comb and scissors: Comb through the beard and cut the hair on the outside of the comb. It will take some practice to perfect this technique. It is better to err on the side of not cutting enough rather than cutting too much.
Well, as we said – with the growing popularity of beards, the popularity of oil has risen up, too. They are everywhere now, and you can choose from such a variety of products today that it might be a bit overwhelming. Let us get one thing clear: if you choose the best oil, you are not just getting a cosmetic ointment, you are getting a product that is healthy and beneficial for your skin and beard.
It's important to note that full beard maturity may not happen until your mid-twenties. It's not just your brain that continues to develop into your mid-twenties—it's your hormones as well. Simply put, you're not fully baked until you're in your mid-twenties, so you shouldn't expect to physically appear as a full-grown adult male until then either.
For some guys, the day they decide to let their beards grow, they are met with the beginnings of a full, dense mane of hair on their faces. And for others, they find the process to be slightly less encouraging. Sparse and wiry hairs, and hairless patches can thrust doubt into the mind of a beardsman, but we're here to tell you that just because you're sporting a patchy beard doesn't mean there aren't things you can do to make it look fuller, denser, and more badass.
Once you optimize your body and prime it for beard growth, focus on keeping your beard healthy from the outside. Only use beard shampoos and conditioners, which will contain the right pH for your beard and face. Beard moisturizer and beard oil are two of the best products you can use to promote healthier hair grow. Try something like this Beard Oil Conditioner from Urban Prince; not only does it condition your beard, but it moisturizes it and treats it with protective oils. Using products like this before your beard becomes damaged is crucial to growing an overall healthier beard.
This oil includes argan and jojoba oils, which are essential ingredients for proper beard care, as well as cedarwood essential oil that's a natural antiseptic and provides a mild, woodsy aroma. A must for dry beards, Cedarwood Beard Oil Conditioner cleanses and moisturizes.
Power– This powerful mens beard trimmer offers excellent power control, where just one hour of charging makes the device good to go for almost 50 minutes. And again you get to use the benefit of compact size, where you can also conveniently use the device while it's on charging.
Split ends happen when your hair follicles become too coarse or brittle, and the ends fray and, well, split. There are a ton of different reasons this can happen. Luckily we've got the perfect video for you on how to fix it! Basically, the root cause is a lack of moisture in the follicles of your beard!
A little goes a long way, so you won't need too much in order to get a medium hold on your beard. If you experience a firmer texture than you're looking for, applying a couple drops of beard oil to your beard after styling will help alleviate some of that hold.
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Perhaps you think you are following all the right steps: cleaning, protection, hydration, conditioning, trimming. But your beard is still rough. There might be something wrong with that last step right there. We know everybody speaks about the importance of trimming when growing a beard. But what most people don't say is that it is also important to give your beard a good quality trimming.
Start by rubbing it between your hands until the grains dissolve, then work it through your beard and onto your skin. Not all of it will come off of your hands, so it's encouraged to put the excess in your hair or on dry spots of your skin. Utility Balm isn't only for your beard – its deep conditioning effects apply to your hair and your skin as well (to read up on all the different ways you can use Utility Balm, check out this article).
Use your trimmer and beard shaping tool to shave the outline of the style you have chosen. This is a good starting point because it gives you a good guideline to follow during the rest of the grooming process.
Before you get started, you should review the manual that came when your model to learn how to turn it on and off, operate the settings, and any other useful information when it comes to using your new beard trimmer.
A couple things to keep in mind before styling your beard: 1) you need the proper tools, and 2) you don't need as much time as you think. The whole process, in fact, shouldn't take more than a few minutes, especially once you get the hang of it. The tools you choose are up to you, but we recommend using both a beard brush and comb, Styling Balm, Sea Salt Spray, and a hair dryer.
Sleep is also essential for a properly nourished body—all the way down to the hairs on your chin. Collyer says that 7-8 hours nightly is imperative. Cellular turnover accelerates while we sleep, meaning that most of the growing and healing your body does happen overnight. You're not giving your healthier, stronger cells a fighting chance if you deprive them of rest and recharge. Similarly, the body's blood flow slows when it is poorly rested, and this lack of circulation means that fewer nutrients and vitamins reach their destination. (Similar to being dehydrated.) Since the hair doesn't get as many nutrients, it doesn't grow as fast or as strong. In fact, this can also lead to hair loss atop your head in addition to a compromised beard. (Side note: Why not magnify the benefits to your skin with a night cream?)
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Cord or Cordless: This is completely a matter of preference. If you have a conveniently located outlet in your bathroom where you like to conduct your beard grooming routine, then a model that requires a cord might serve you just well – assuming, too, that you don't mind navigating around the cord while trimming and grooming.
Another common thing is the selling of beard supplements. Most commonly these are just low-quality kitchen-sink multivitamins with huge price tag (like Vitabeard or Beardilizer), they can slightly help (just like normal multivitamin would), but the fact that they're grossly overpriced and not any different than grocery store multi's is sickening.
For best results, we recommend splashing a small amount of beard oil into your palm and massaging it into your skin and beard. This can be done after washing your beard with an all natural soap, or anytime you want to add some extra shine to your beard. In order to distribute the beard oil evenly through your facial hair, we recommend using a boars hair beard brush. This also serves the important purpose of gently removing dry, dead skin cells which can clog pores and cause ingrown hairs.
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- Best Foot Cream Overall
- Best Drugstore Foot Cream
- Best Antifungal Foot Cream
- Best Foot Cream for Cracked Heels
- Best Natural Foot Cream
Best Foot Cream
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When it comes to caring for your skin, different moisturizers are needed for different body parts. In particular, the feet need lots of care, which includes not only deep moisture, but also some exfoliation and odor prevention. With this in mind, creams are one of the best moisturizers for feet. That's because they penetrate deeply and carry concentrated amounts of minerals, vitamins, anti-aging and anti-fungal properties, such as tea tree oil, which is also key in preventing odor and makes the feet feel refreshed and rejuvenated.
Best Foot Cream Overall:
No matter the season, your feet are exposed to elements that can cause dryness, redness, cracking, and bad odors. Foot cream is an essential to have on hand for keeping feet soft, moisturized, and soothed. Since the skin on the foot is so thick, it's important to use a foot cream which is effective enough to heal rough, dry areas such as the heel. The following best foot creams were chosen because they contain highly moisturizing natural ingredients such as shea butter and coconut oil, leave your feet smelling fresh after use, and help restore dry, cracked areas on the feet.
Out of Africa 100% Pure Shea Butter Foot Cream - Peppermint & Tea Tree
Out of Africa Peppermint & Tea Tree Shea Butter Foot Cream contain 20 percent pure, unrefined shea butter along with refreshing tea tree oil, mint, peppermint, and rosemary. This natural cream helps nourish, soften, and repair feet while reducing odor and irritation. Read Full Review
Ahava Mineral Foot Cream
This highly moisturizing foot cream contains a potent blend of natural ingredients that heal, soothe, and protect feet. It also contains anti-fungal properties that prevent and heal athlete's foot and other fungal infections. Read Full Review
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L'Occitane Shea Butter Foot Cream
L'Occitane Shea Butter Foot Cream is a thick, luxurious cream designed to soothe, soften, and protect your feet. It's very refreshing and relaxing due to its inclusion of shea butter, lavender, and arnica. Read Full Review
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Desert Essence Perfect Pistachio Foot Repair Cream
Desert Essence Perfect Pistachio Foot Repair Cream can start to transform dry, peeling feet to silky and smooth with just one application. It contains organic shea butter and pistachio nut oil to nourish, repair, and soothe feet. Read Full Review
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Burt's Bees Coconut Foot Creme
Burt's Bees Coconut Foot Creme is a natural formula containing moisture-rich coconut oil along with reviving peppermint and rosemary extracts. It works wonder on dry, cracked feet, making them feel silky-smooth again. Read Full Review
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Best Drugstore Foot Cream:
When it comes to moisturizing skin care products, it can be daunting to figure out what product works best for you. It's even more difficult when you are looking to provide relief to a specific body part. Like the feet, for example. It's the one place where moisture and care is key, since they take a beating every single day. It's important to find a product that soothes, comforts and moisturizes you feet and you don't need to spend a ton of money to do it. This list of five drugstore foot creams was chosen because they cost under $10 and are from trusted skin care brands.
Eucerin Intensive Repair Foot Creme
Trusted skin care brand Eucerin created a formula that exfoliates with an alpha hydroxyl, and hydrates with a thick glycerin base. It doesn't leave a greasy residue though, and absorbs very quickly. Read Full Review
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Neutrogena Foot Cream
A concentrated, glycerin-rich formula that restores skin's softness. It also helps prevent future rough patches. Read Full Review
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Burt's Bees Coconut Foot Creme
A deliciously scented coconut foot cream that is nourishing and rich. It also has rosemary and peppermint extracts that revive your soles. Read Full Review
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Gold Bond Therapuetic Foot Cream
A deodorizing foot cream with seven intensive moisturizers. It also has healing vitamins A, C and E. Read Full Review
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Curel Foot Therapy Cream
This foot cream is rich in shea butter, coconut milk and vitamin E, and builds a 24-hour hydration barrier. In just two nights you will see a noticeable difference in your dry cracked heels and the texture of your skin. Read Full Review
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Best Antifungal Foot Cream:
From wearing sweaty boots in the winter to walking barefoot in the summer, your feet are susceptible to fungal infections. Scaly rashes often start between the toes before spreading to other portions of the foot, causing itching and burning. Instead of simply hiding foot fungus, treat it with an antifungal foot cream to stop the discomfort and embarrassment. The following antifungal foot creams fight fungal infections with effective ingredients such as terbinafine hydrochloride and chlotrimazole, gently relieve symptoms of fungal infections, and are easily accessible alternatives to prescription ointments.
Lamisil Athlete's Foot Cream
This prescription-strength athlete's foot cream rapidly relieves foot fungus symptoms such as burning, itching, and redness. It's proven effective and a user-favorite antifungal treatment. Read Full Review
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Medline MSC092625H Remedy Phytoplex Antifungal Ointment, Clear
Medline Remedy Phytoplex Antifungal Ointment contains miconazole nitrate as an active ingredient to rapidly alleviate symptoms of fungal infections. This formula is also hypoallergenic and paraben-free. Read Full Review
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Lotrimin AF Ultra Antifungal Cream
Lotrimin AF Ultra Antifungal Cream quickly and unobtrusively soothes symptoms associated with foot fungus. It relieves symptoms like itching, scaling, redness, burning without any odor, grease, or staining. Read Full Review
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Earth Therapeutics Tea Tree Oil Foot Balm
Earth Therapeutics Tea Tree Oil Foot Balm is an award-winning foot balm designed to soothe and heal feet with fungal infections. It contains no paraben or artificial ingredients and is formulated with soothing botanical extracts and tea tree oil. Read Full Review
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Micatin Antifungal Cream
Micatin Antifungal Cream treats foot fungus with a two-percent miconazole nitrate solution. It's formulated to alleviate burning, itching, cracking, and other discomforts associated with foot fungus. Read Full Review
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Best Foot Cream for Cracked Heels:
Heels tend to get overlooked, although they help provide support for us everyday. Without regular care, the heels on your feet can easily become dry and cracked. Damaged heels are not only painful, but they look rather unattractive if you wear sandals. Fortunately, certain foot creams can repair cracked heels and provide relief from pain associated with dryness. The following best foot creams were chosen because they soften heels after just one application, will restore the health of your dry heels with regular use, and help remove callused skin tissue using moisturizing ingredients like shea butter and alpha-hydroxy acid.
Soap & Glory Heel Genius Amazing Foot Cream
Soap & Glory Heel Genius Amazing Foot Cream instantly softens dry heals and completely restores them after just a few uses. It goes on smoothly and does not leave heels feeling sticky or greasy. Read Full Review
Origins Reinventing The Heel Mega-Moisture Foot Cream
Origins Reinventing The Heel Cream is unique because it actually exfoliates your feet as well as moisturizing them. It leaves cracked, dry heels feeling soft and soothed after just a few applications. Read Full Review
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Earth Therapeutics Intensive Heel Repair Foot Cream
Earth Therapeutics Intensive Heel Repair Cream is designed to moisturize, soothe, and protect heels. It contains alpha-hydroxy acid, aloe vera, peppermint, and tea tree oil to moisturize, repair, and refresh heels. Read Full Review
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Dr. Scholl's for Her Intensive Heel Repair Foot Cream
Dr. Scholl's Dreamwalk Intensive Heel Repair Cream is clinically proven to repair dry, cracked heels after just one use. It continuously hydrates skin and locks in moisture for softer, smoother heels. Read Full Review
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Zim's Max Heels & Feet Foot Cream
Zim's Max Heels & Feet Foot Cream softens and repairs dry, damaged heels. This foot cream uses a blend of shea butter, L-Arginine, colloidal oatmeal, tea tree oil, and Arnica Montana Flower Extract. Read Full Review
Best Natural Foot Cream:
Since your feet support you throughout the day and suffer from wear and tear, it's important to treat them with a natural foot cream. Feet can easily become dry, cracked, and exposed to bacteria which can lead to odor and fungal infections. Many foot creams contain unnatural ingredients such as paraben and artificial fragrances which just mask foot odor and provide limited moisturization. However, the following natural foot creams contain pure, highly-moisturizing ingredients such as shea butter and coconut oil, provide fast relief from cracked, dry skin and calluses, as well as formulated to leave skin feeling soft, smooth, and refreshed.
Ahava Mineral Foot Cream
Ahava Mineral Foot Cream is a mineral-rich formula that soothes, repairs, and heals feet. It helps moisturize dry, damaged feet and helps prevent fungal infections. Read Full Review
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Luminance Organic Foot Cream
Luminance Organic Foot Cream is an exceptional product made of deep-penetrating natural oils, anti-fungal compounds, and herbal extracts. Feet are left feeling soft and moisturized, along with the benefit of improved circulation. Read Full Review
L'Occitane Shea Butter Foot Cream
This natural foot cream soothes dry, tired feet with shea butter and calms the senses with lavender. This formulas offers refreshing mint oil while arnica extract reduces irritation and redness. Read Full Review
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Well hello and welcome readers.
Have a treat to share with you. Ihave been making a lot of books lately. My binding techniquewas that of coptic stitch which I find very relaxing and enjoyable.
As I needed a new book for psychology I saw it a better use of my time to make one rather than buy one. Also I was able to use the type of paper I like.
For the two books above I made the books a little smaller than that of A5 as I wanted a convenient size for note making. The top book is made with 70gsm bleedproof paper printed with a dot grid for drawing and typography.
I also made this sketchbook using the large stack of tea stained papers and the box of a Diablo III collectors edition. My plans are to do some more of my typography in this book.
After showing the first two books with comic covers I had a request to make one for some one. After some backwards and forewards regarding covers I ended up making this.
I also have two handmade books for sale on my webstore.
You can have a look at the books in my flip through on youtube.


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Charlotte Gann grew up in Sussex, the youngest of five. She studied English at UCL in the 1980s, and lived in London for years: her first job there was proofreader for a typesetters in Clerkenwell; her last, Editor of Health Which? in Marylebone.
In her mid-30s she became a freelance writer and editor, moved down to the sea in Brighton and had children. She also started writing poetry. She did an MA (in Creative Writing and Personal Development) at the University of Sussex.
Poems appeared in The Rialto, The North and Magma, and in 2011 a pamphlet, The Long Woman, was published by Pighog Press. This was subsequently shortlisted for the 2012 Michael Marks Award.
As well as poetry, obsessions include film, psychology and the novels of Patrick Hamilton.
- Noir, HappenStance, 2016
- The Long Woman, Pighog Press, 2011
- Author's website
- Reading 'Tinderbox', September 2010
- Reviews of The Long Woman, Sphinx 2011


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October 2011 - In recent months, the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) has been examining the issue of accessible elections for both voters and candidates with disabilities. That is why we were pleased to learn the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has initiated a study on participation in political and public life in accordance with Article 29 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). This update on our related activities serves as our submission to your study.
Phipps v. Toronto Police Services BoardThe OHRC intervened at the Tribunal in a complaint by Ron Phipps – a case which raised some tough issues. The Tribunal ruled Phipps had been subjected to racial profiling in 2005 by a Toronto police officer. The officer stopped Phipps when he was delivering mail in an affluent Toronto neighbourhood, checked with a homeowner Phipps spoke to, trailed him and checked his identity with a White letter carrier.
Human rights and mental health (fact sheet)
The Ontario Human Rights Code (the Code) provides for equal rights and opportunities, and freedom from discrimination. The Code recognizes the dignity and worth of every person in Ontario and applies to the areas of employment, housing, goods, facilities and services, contracts, and membership in unions, trade or professional associations. In Ontario, the law protects you from discrimination and harassment in these areas because of mental health disabilities and addictions. This includes past, present and perceived conditions.
The shadow of the law: Surveying the case law dealing with competing rights claims
This document explains the legal backdrop for the Commission's Policy Framework. It is divided into two main sections. The first provides an overview and summary of key legal principles from some significant legal decisions. This section aims to help readers understand the relevant legal background when seeking to conciliate or otherwise reconcile competing rights claims. The second part of the document surveys the leading cases that deal with competing rights. It also provides examples of situations where the leading cases, and the key principles from them, have been applied by courts and tribunals. It is divided by the types of rights conflicts that most commonly arise. The cases are discussed in some detail as the specific factual context of each case is so important to the rights reconciliation process.
Re: OACP's Draft Guideline for Police Record ChecksMarch 10, 2011 - Thank you for your two recent presentations held January 28 and February 25, 2011 to the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC), members of the Mental Health Police Record Checks Coalition (PRCC) and other organizations where you gave an overview of the OACP's Draft Guideline for Police Record Checks.
Re: Shock and sadness over 'No Natives' signMarch 17, 2011 - Through Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Canadians are learning a lot about the intergenerational harm Aboriginal peoples and communities experienced because of racism and bigotry. One of the hopes is that we can collectively apply what we have learned so we do not repeat history.
Re: Coach who protested racial slur suspended until April (16/12/10)December 17, 2010 - Racial slurs and other name-calling because of one's personal characteristics such as disability, sex or sexual orientation is wrong. The Ontario Human Rights Code makes that clear. It's also clear that sports organizations and their governing bodies in Ontario must follow provincial human rights legislation. They should be prohibiting and not sanctioning such conduct.
Re: Submission of the Ontario Human Rights Commission on Bill 21, an Act to regulate retirement homesMay 14, 2010 - The Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) supports the regulation of retirement homes across the province. However, we ask the Committee to consider specific recommendations to amend the Bill to enhance the ability of retirement homes providers to meet their obligations under the Ontario Human Rights Code (Code)
Ontario Human Rights Commission Submission regarding Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Legislative ReviewThe Ontario Human Rights Commission (the OHRC) welcomes the opportunity to provide input into the independent mandatory review of the Accessibility for Ontarian's with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA). The OHRC has a long history of engaging its broad mandate promoting and protecting the rights of persons with disabilities, including providing advice to government dating back to 1998 on the development of successive pieces accessibility legislation as well as more recent submissions on standards being developed under the AODA.
Letter to the Attorney General regarding Police record checks on potential jurorsJune 4, 2009 - The Ontario Human Rights Commission was concerned to learn this past week about broad police record checks being conducted on some jury pools. While this matter raises important issues around disclosure, impartiality, judicial fairness, privacy, and informed consent, there are also human rights implications for individuals with mental health disabilities under Ontario's Human Rights Code.


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"Infringing the reputation of a commodity" is the latest punishable offense in China, as reporter/baozi connoisseur Zi Beijia (
For daring to shed any unflattering light on China's rampant food quality problems, Mr Zi will be spending the next year or so behind bars while being force-fed an all-baozi diet and writing self-criticisms about how he will not do anything else to create a "vile social influence" again, as the official line now goes.
Oh yes, and he will also have to pay a 1,000 yuan (US$130) fine for his transgression. I suppose this is to cover what it will cost the state to feed and house him for a year.
For a country with a long and proud tradition of juvenile name-calling and comically inane slogans, "infringing the reputation of a commodity" is a stand out achievement. I can only assume that the judges have one of those magic eight balls filled with criminal-sounding words that they shake up until they have a sufficiently malicious-sounding crime.
Internet rumors say that when the judges were deciding what charge to invent to put Zi behind bars, "infringing the reputation of a commodity" only narrowly beat out "verbal sodomy of motherland pastry."
I decided to do a little snooping around on the old YouTube and found the videos of Zi's original report, his sentencing and Beijing TV's apology.
To begin with, I must say that those baozi in Zi's original report don't look half bad. Ok, so there's a little paper in them. So what? Do you really find cardboard more unpalatable than diced pig scrotum?
Apparently the cardboard was soaked in some chemical. Now, anyone who has gone to use the restroom at a restaurant in China and found that the lavatory also doubles as a food storage closet knows that having some sort of powerful bacteria-killing chemical injected into your food is not always such a bad thing.
In fact, I would say the cardboard is the least of a consumer's worries. I would be more concerned about the fact that the chef isn't wearing any pants. Or shirt. Or shoes.
The only "hairnet" he dons is a grubby pair of boxers covering his unmentionables.
But the really odd thing about the report is that at the end it shows policemen arriving on scene, while the narrator says that "after finding sufficient evidence" the authorities "clamped down according to the law" on the illegal proprietors.
Sounds like the police were fairly certain that the paper baozi were for real. At least until the higher-ups got involved and suddenly changed their minds.
The next clip I perused was the apology from the TV station, during which the anchor relates how the government food safety agencies were very concerned by the report, and formed teams to conduct thorough investigations of the "breakfast market." After their search turned up nothing suspicious -- surprise! -- the police were called in to investigate again and this time produced the "truth" that the story was a fake. The station vows to deal with the issue "severely" and says that it will work to improve the "political quality" as well as "moral quality" of its reporting.
The grand finale of the whole sordid affair is the sentencing. Zi, who looks like he is about 16 years old and pushing 50kg, is flanked immediately to his left by some generic rent-a-thug security officer with an earpiece. Zi has a seat alone in the middle of the court, while the microphone in front of him is hung with a sign reading "the accused." To his right is his "defense person" -- I can only assume he is a lawyer -- who is faced across the room by a team of three prosecutors. Staring Zi down from the front is an array of judges who look more like they should be issuing a major constitutional interpretation rather than locking up some no-name reporter.


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I had a bit of an epiphany a few weeks ago regarding my previous novel, The Autographs. One of the sticking points for those who've read it had to do with the romance between Izzy and Jonathan. Given that Isabel was married to Stephen, who dies early on in the book, any thought of a relationship just felt "distasteful." And it would be, too.
Unless Izzy wasn't married to Stephen. Or in love with him that way at all. I finally realized that Isabel is Stephen's sister, not wife. Thus, Jon going after Stephen's integrity while they were in college together still calls upon Isabel's loyalty for her brother, but as the truth comes out, she is able to soften her stand and still have room in her heart for Jon.
This done, there may be one or two edits left (like giving a few lines to Anthony about how he thinks the Autographs would disprove Jon's belief in the reliability of scripture), but I think I'm ready to seriously start marketing this to agents.
Oh, and I've retitled it as well. It's now called The Lost Scrolls. I've worked up some potential cover art for the book, in case I decide to self-pub or go the e-book route. Here is what it looks like now.
I'll keep you posted as to how it goes.


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Santa Cruz Cancer Benefit Group Announces Its 19th Annual Spring Forward Against Cancer Gala Saturday, April 12th at the Cocoanut Grove Ballroom in Santa Cruz
SANTA CRUZ , CA -- The Santa Cruz Cancer Benefit Group will hold its 19th Annual Spring Forward Against Cancer Gala on Saturday, April 12th at the Cocoanut Grove Ballroom in Santa Cruz.
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· Start time 5:30 p.m.
· $150 per person; $360 Boardwalk Wine Package (Beat "prohibition"
· This year we will transport our guests back in time with a Boardwalk Empire themed gala (period dress is optional).
· Corporate table sponsorships are available. Please contact the Santa Cruz Cancer Benefit Group for additional information.
· Event Includes: Reception, Live and Silent Auction, Sit Down Dinner, Live Music and more! Romney Dunbar will MC the event and Fred Keeley will be the auctioneer for the live auction.
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Girl's Dress with Pantaloons, about 1850
This dress is notable for its casualness and ease of movement, with the shoulders and sleeves at a natural level. It is also notable for the lower-style dress and the fact that it is made from scraps and can be altered easily. The bodice decoration is reminiscent of 1840's "points."
Girl's Dress, 1845-1860
This lovely, expensive girl's dress would have been worn for very special occasions and appears to have been seldom used.
Brooch and Earring Set, about 1870
Coral was a popular material in jewelry making for many years.This particular piece incorporates coral with fairly inexpensive gold plated silver.Bigger brooches and long earrings were popular in the second half of the 19th century, until they fell out of favor because they could easily rip the lace collars and bodices that became popular in the 1880's.
Women's Slippers, 1840-1850
These shoes are delicate with very thin soles and tight fitting.The idea that woman who could wear such shoes were symbols of high social economy.Men ruled the outdoors, and by the grace of their husbands, women ruled the indoors.Constricting shoes helped to keep woman inside and dependant on their husbands.[Source:Rexford, Nancy E.Women's Shoes in America 1795-1930.Kent, Ohio:Kent State University Press, 2000.]
Women's Shoes, about 1840
Delicate slippers such as these were used by ladies in the early Victorian period with fashionable dress. These tied on to the ankle, much as some ballet shoes do today. These types of shoes were notoriously unhealthy-- they quickly became damp and soiled, provided no foot support, and were occasionally purchased a size or two too small so that thewearer's foot appeared dainty. It was all about looking great; women were not expected to be comfortable or accommodated by their dress.
Women's Slippers, about 1840
These shoes, sometimes called slippers, were used in the Victorian period for wear with a matching dress. Shoes like these were often laced on to the lower leg, sometimes elastic held them on. They wore poorly and quickly became damp and soiled.
Scottish Pebble Brooch, about 1860
Queen Victoria of Great Britain adored the Scottish countryside and all things Scottish; she dressed her sons in highland dress and vacationed at Balmoral, her castle in Scotland.Scottish pebble jewelry was made from native stones (supposedly) from Scotland such as agate, chalcedony, carnelian, and bloodstone. These opaque stones were often set into silver that was rendered in the shape of ancient Scottish jewelry forms.Some quartz stones are carved in the shape of thistles, also associated with…
Watch Chain, about 1860
A fine hair watch chain, exquisitly made, for a gentleman.The different colors of hair used to compose the links suggest that several family members are commemorated with the chain, so may not be used in mourning.Such chains could be made at home with instructions or made by a jeweler.These sturdy links may have been made by a jeweler who wound or wove the hair around a wire or other sturdy material.
Tortoise Shell and Pique Brooch, about 1865
Tortoise shell was a much used material in small decorative accessories for many years.It is quite malleable when heated, and carefully chosen, the stock can have interesting color and mottling.In addition, it is easily carved and fine patterns can be created from it.Pique work infuses gold into the soft tortoiseshell, very much like inlay.Pique pose lays strips of gold in the surface and pique point, which this piece includes, has fine rods of gold embedded in it.Fine pique work was created in …
Drawn Bonnet, 1845-1855
This fancy silk bonnet was likely worn for formal afternoon occasions.
Girl's Muslin Print Dress, about 1840
Muslin dress printed with red, tan and yellow flower sprig motif. Pieced, lined bodice with round neckline and channels for bones at center front. Lawn-lined bishop sleeves. Gauging at top of shoulder, top of sleeves, and center front. Hammered wire hooks and eyes on sleeves; center-back hook and eye closures. Pleated skirt with many repaired holes. Hand-sewn. This is an early and very fashionable dress with a very high waist - mother's styling in a child's dress, including channels for bones to…
Women's Formal Slippers, about 1840
The label on the slippers indicates a Paris maker known as Este. Labels from the French maker Este (later Viault-Este) are the single most common type found in shoes surviving from this era. They usually appear in plain black or white satin heelless slippers of about 1835-1865 with a tiny bow at the throat (sometimes obscured by a more elaborate rosette added later). The firm is first listed in Bottin's "Almanach du Commerce" in 1821, under "Bottiers," as "Este, pour Dames, rue de la Paix 13." V…
Round Gown, 1840-1845
The detachable sleeves on this dress make for a multi-purpose bodice. The back pleating is unusual and is more common in work and plain dresses, but adds ease. The back opening and narrow sleeves are suggestive of the 1840s. This was probably the better dress of a woman who usually wore cotton.
Dress and Pelerine, 1840-1845
Simplicity, rich material, and subdued color indicate that this redingote and pelerine might be of Quaker origin. The narrow sleeves, long waist and darts are typical of the 1840s, while the pelerine is reminiscent of the 1830s.
Dress, 1845-1847
The simple bodice indicates that this dress was worn with a lace bertha and sleeve ruffles. The bust improvers, bodice construction and skirt are typical of the period. The dress was possibly remade from an earlier 1830s silk.
Quilted Petticoat, about 1845-1895
Twill lining appears to be unevenly hand-woven.Interior seams joining the sateen andties at waist appear to be machine sewn hence the late date of the petticoat. There are more pleats near the slit at center back rendering a slight bustled affect.Lancaster, Pennsylvania area location is per dealer.This particular petticoat would have been used during the winter months for warmth.
Dress, 1845-1850
Girl's Dress, about 1840
The high waist, flat-pleating and wide neck on this dress indicate a very early 1840s date of construction. It is an example of girl's "good" clothing parallel to adult women's styles and not necessarily accommodating a child's body and needs. In particular, the wide neck would have been chilly and difficult to keep straight, and the high waist would have been less comfortable for movement. Similarly, the very thin fabric would not have been practical for a young girl.
Girl's Long Sleeve Print Dress, about 1840
White cotton dress roll-printed with with tiny red flower sprig pattern. Long bishop-style sleeves gauged at top. High waist with gathered skirt. Piped seams throughout. Appears to have been constructed from another garment: bodice pieced idiosyncratically, print oriented in different directions, and wear patterns inconsistent. Old stitches and folds visible on inside, indicating old tuck or fold had been let out in order to reuse fabric. Wire hooks and eyes on sleeves not hammered flat. Hand-se…