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|The Jamorama Beginner to Advanced Course is a multimedia music education system intended to help the absolute beginner learn to play guitar. The course takes several different approaches to teaching, and includes lesson PDFs, downloadable video lessons, chord charts and audio jam tracks for the student to play along with. A number of bonus educational games, software and other content are also included, and a free introductory mini-course is available as well. Finally, the course also includes membership in the Jamorama Forum, where users can get their questions answered by teachers and other students. A breakdown of the actual contents of the Jamorama Guitar Course can be found directly below, in the Product Specifications section.
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|There seems to be a general agreement among users on the internet that the Jamorama guitar lessons course is fun and useful. You will find a few complaints about the format of the supplied videos, as well as a few grumbles from more experienced guitarists who didn't find enough material for their needs, but, especially for the price, I don't think there's anything that beats Jamorama in the online guitar training field.
Actual Customer Feedback:
"I love it. The best part is…they have these "Jam Tracks" that you can play along with [that] give you a great sense of accomplishment." – Actual user comment from Acoustic Guitar Forum
"I would recommend Jamorama… [it] has helped me a lot in just 5 days. The first time you play a perfect riff… is really indescribable." – Actual user comment on the GuitarWorld.com forum
"It's one of the great ones for beginning guitar." – Actual user comment from Guitar Noise.com
"I've been playing for a [whole] 2 months now…For the $50 or so dollars, I think it's worth it." – Actual user comment from Acoustic Guitar Forum
"Online guitar lessons like Jamorama do work, but…you have to put WORK into it to get something out of it! If you're willing to put forth the practice, then go with Jamorama." – Actual user comment on Yahoo Answers
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|Jamorama is a provider of online musical instruction, specifically oriented towards guitar teaching. The company has been in business since 2008, and is staffed exclusively by dedicated musicians. Jamorama is a division of:
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Unit 1, 123 Blenheim Rd,
Christchurch 8041
New Zealand
The company can be reached by telephone at: +64 3 341 7288
Their main website may be found at http://www.jamorama.com
|Product Specifications Overview
|Product Specifications Details
|Book 1 – Beginner to Intermediate Lessons
Introduction – The guitar and getting into positionLesson 1: Introduction to chord diagrams, chords A and D, strumming.
Lesson 2: Introduction to guitar tablature, JamTrack No.1.
Lesson 3: Notes on the treble clef, time signature, notes on the 1st string, notes on the second string, JamTrack No.2.
Lesson 4: E major chord, the repeat sign, JamTrack No. 3, notes on the 3rd string.
Lesson 5: G major chord, C major chord, JamTrack No. 4, notes on the 4th string, JamTrack No. 5.
Lesson 6: A minor chord, turn around progression, JamTrack No. 6, JamTrack No. 7, notes on the fifth string.
Lesson 7: Eighth note rhythm patterns, F major chord, the chromatic scale.
Lesson 8: Dominant 7 chords, A7 chord, D7 chord, E7 chord, JamTrack No. 8.
Lesson 9: Silent stroke symbol, JamTrack No. 9, notes on the sixth string, JamTrack No. 10.
Lesson 10: G7 chord, C7 chord, two bar rhythms.
Lesson 11: B7 chord, blues in E major, JamTrack No. 11.
Lesson 12: Notes on stave: first position, bass note picking.
Lesson 13: Time signature, JamTrack No. 12, bass note picking in , JamTrack No. 13.
Lesson 14: Suspended chords, Asus4 chord, Dsus4 chord, Esus4 chord, JamTrack No. 14, scales, the major scale, C major scale, JamTrack No. 15.
Lesson 15: Asus2 chord, Dsus2 chord, JamTrack No. 16.
Chord Reference
Book 2 – Intermediate to Advanced Lessons
Introduction – Getting the most out of book 2
Lesson 16: D Minor chord, bass note runs.
Lesson 17: Major seventh chords, F major 7th, C major 7th, 16th note rhythm patterns.
Lesson 18: A major 7, D major 7, G major 7, chromatic notes – first position.
Lesson 19: B minor chord, triplet rhythm.
Lesson 20: Major six chords, A6 chord, E6 chord, the A major scale.
Lesson 21: Barre chords, F barre chord, root six barre chord.
Lesson 22: Percussive strum.
Lesson 23: Root 6 minor bar chord.
Lesson 24: Key signatures and scales.
Lesson 25: F dominant 7 chord (Root six), music rests.
Lesson 26: Deadening, eighth note rest within a strum.
Lesson 27: Major root 5 barre chords, staccato strumming.
Lesson 28: Chord progression concepts, blues pattern 1, blues pattern 2.
Lesson 29: Root 5 minor barre chord, 12 bar blues pattern 3.
Lesson 30: Palm muting, Metal.
Lesson 31: Advanced rhythm techniques.
Lesson 32: Root 5 dominant 7 barre chord, blues in D.
Lesson 33: Reggae.
Lesson 34: Minor scale.
Lesson 35: Minor 7th chords, Fm7chord, Bbm7 chord.
Lesson 36: Major 6 barre chords, F6 chord, Bb6 chord.
Lesson 37: Power chords, F power chord, Bb power chord.
Lesson 38: Accents, compound meter.
Lesson 39: C shape barre chord.
Lesson 40: Suspended barre chords, Bbsus2, Bbsus4.
Lesson 41: Root 6 and root 5 major 7th barres.
Chord Reference
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McAfee: New computer virus threats reach all-time high
The antivirus giant's latest quarterly report shows more than 10 million new pieces of malware were discovered last quarter alone. Plus, Macs are becoming a target.
New data released by security vendor McAfee Inc. shows that the amount of malware in the wild has never been higher, and while a large portion of it is being thwarted successfully, Mac users may face an increased risk.
In its McAfee Threats Report: Second Quarter 2010, McAfee Inc. notes that the first half of 2010 has been McAfee's most active six-month period for malware protection updates, and in this past quarter alone, malware in the wild reached its highest levels ever, with 10 million new pieces of malware discovered, up from 1 million in Q1.
Attackers' desire for money and data are the two biggest reasons for this increase, according to Dave Marcus, security research and communications manager at Santa Clara, Calif.-based McAfee.
"Even though there's more malware than ever before, we're actually identifying more malware than ever before, so it's a way of saying that we're keeping up with the bad guys," Marcus said.
Portable storage devices were the most popular targets for malware and related new computer virus threats. Everything from traditional storage keys to digital picture frames and cameras, Marcus said, is now being affected by malware.
The report also offered a warning for Mac users. Until now, Mac users have had little malware to deal with. But a new Trojan mentioned in the report specifically targeting Macs, HellRTS, may be a harbinger of what's to come.
HellRTS is a remote control virus that allows the creators to potentially seize control of an infected Mac, something that is common in the Windows world, but a rarity for Macs. Data shows there still isn't nearly as much malware affecting Macs as there is PCs, Marcus said, but it might be time for Mac users to take security more seriously.
"It might be time to start looking at how you're using the Web, and how you're browsing email and security software for your Mac," Marcus said. "It comes down to the user and the data. It's not really about the operating system anymore."
McAfee also noted an increase in spam emails mimicking retail sites like Amazon.com. According to the report, the amount of spam in general increased only 2.5% from last quarter, but is up a total of 7% from the last quarter of 2009. These emails look like a standard promotional email to the untrained eye, but when a user clicks a link in the message, he or she is redirected to a malicious site. Spam is hardly a new development, Marcus said, but it's important for the general public to know what tricks and trends are happening in the spam realm so users can be on the lookout.
"They follow the same trends that we follow," Marcus said of spammers. "Whichever words are trending highly and whatever content is trending highly [in search engines], that's what they're going to use as their lure to try to get you to click something every single time."

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Mike Napoli vs. Curtis Granderson in an inflationary market
A year ago, Mike Napoli had a three-year, $39 million deal in hand with the Red Sox before the uncertainty generated by his diagnosis with a degenerative hip condition led to the deal's revision into a one-year, $5 million deal that got pushed up to $13 million with incentives. But Napoli did a number of things in 2013 to put him in position to seek something along similar lines: He remained healthy, played the second most games of his career (139) and he went from being a bat-first catcher whose defensive skills were in question to a Gold Glove-caliber first baseman, he went from a down year in 2012 (.227 with a .343 OBP and .469 slugging mark and 113 OPS+) to one very much in line with his career line in 2013 (.259/.360/.482 with a 127 OPS+). There are still concerns in some places about the long-term risks associated with his hip condition. But given that the medical issue remained stable in 2013, it went from a dramatic uncertainty to a somewhat more normal/typical injury concern that accompanies most free agents. All of that explains why the free agent felt that it was reasonable to seek a deal that was at least comparable to the one he initially secured from the Red Sox last winter. Yet in a fast-moving free agent market that has seen a number of landmark contracts already, Napoli's asking price may be rising by the day. The early movement of Jacoby Ellsbury on a seven-year, $153 million deal to the Yankees and Robinson Cano on a 10-year, $240 million deal to the Mariners has spearheaded a robust market for position players, at a time when teams got a windfall of additional tens of millions -- something that appears to be pushing contracts up rather rapidly. "Every team is going to receive and additional $25 to $28 million," Red Sox manager John Farrell said on WEEI on Tuesday. "Maybe the [$13 million] last year is the [$16 million] this year just because of inflation or the marketplace. Every year it takes on a different twist and a life of its own." The reference to $13 million was intriguing, given that was the average annual value (AAV) of the deals the Sox conferred upon Napoli, Shane Victorino (three years, $39 million) and Ryan Dempster (two years, $26.5 million) last winter. And it's intriguing to see where deals appear to be going for the second tier of free agents who fall below Cano, Ellsbury and Shin-Soo Choo, and more into Napoli's class. More specifically, the four-year, $60 million deal to which the Mets agreed with Curtis Granderson merits some attention. Granderson possesses more positional value than Napoli given his ability to play all three outfield positions (even though he's viewed by many evaluators as best suited for a corner as opposed to center) and has more of a chance to impact the game on the bases than Napoli (though it's worth noting that he had just 10 steals in 160 games in 2012 and eight in 61 contests in 2013). But he's seven months older (Granderson just completed his age 32 season; Napoli wrapped up his age 31 season), he's coming off a down season (.229 average, .317 OBP, .407 slugging in a year where injuries limited him to 61 games) and his career marks (.261/.340/.488 with a 117 OPS+) fall short of Napoli's (.259/.357/.502 with a 127 OPS+). All of this helps to explain the upward pressures on Napoli's market, to the point where the Red Sox are having to make some decisions that are uncomfortable. The Sox want Napoli back. Because of his all-around defense and middle-of-the-order power, as well as his ability to get on base even when he endures some of his slumps, he represents a great fit for the lineup. The absence of an obvious option for lineup protection behind David Ortiz was a long-running conversation for the Sox until Napoli -- after slumping during the summer -- reheated in September and for stretches of the postseason. The first base alternatives (Corey Hart, who is returning from a year missed due to injury/surgeries; Mike Carp, a very good hitter who represents a candidate to face righties at first but who can't match Napoli's defense; a yet-to-materialize trade) have yet to materialize. But in a world where a team feels comfortable giving Granderson -- again, coming off a bad 2013 year, which followed a bad 2012 season (a .232 average and .319 OBP, albeit with 43 homers that propelled him to a .492 slugging mark) -- a four-year, $60 million deal despite the fact that doing so also required the sacrifice of a draft pick (the Mets will part with a second-rounder) then it's hard to see Napoli settling for fewer than the three years he seeks, given the evident willingness of the market to push deals north in terms of years and dollars. The Sox may not want to go to three years to retain Napoli. But in all likelihood, they will have to do so if they want to keep him. The situation has some similarities to that of Mike Lowell after the 2007 World Series, when the Sox didn't want to give the 33-year-old third baseman more than two years, he received a four-year offer from the Phillies, but when the Sox stepped up to offer a third year, Lowell -- in a show of his desire to stay in Boston -- accepted, leaving money and dollars on the table. There was an acceptable threshold for accepting a somewhat team-friendly deal; had the Sox not met that condition with a third year guarantee, Lowell would have left. The Sox ended up tacking on the extra year, and Lowell remained (in a deal that ultimately soured by the end, when hip and thumb injuries made Lowell an expensive backup). It remains to be seen whether the Sox hold their line this time, or if they move in concert with the rest of the market. Whether they do so will go a considerable distance in shaping the rest of their offseason.


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- Adding sub-domains is now easier – We have always allowed you to add sub-domains but the process was missing some of the instructions on how to do so. We feel that we have made this much more clear.
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When medicines such as propranolol, warfarin, and theophylline are taken together with Zyflo, drug interactions can potentially occur. Drug interactions with Zyflo can raise the levels of some drugs in your blood and increase your risk for side effects or bleeding. You should make sure to talk with your pharmacist or healthcare provider about any Zyflo interactions that may apply to you.
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Housetraining an Italian Greyhound
This is one of the most commonly discussed topics of Italian Greyhound owners, and frequently asked questions of rescue reps. It is also one of the top reasons we get both Italian Greyhound puppies and adult dogs surrendered to Italian Greyhound rescues. Why? Well, if you look at these dogs close, they are skinny and don't have much body fat, and second don't have much fur to protect them from even mild temperatures. As temperatures drop before winter or even temporarily, when it is raining outside, or even if there is a little frost on the ground, most Italian Greyhound owners know that accidents will happen.
Here are some good tips on how to keep an Italian Greyhound from ruining your home:
Be Observant
Since Italian Greyhounds typically want to be around people at all times, if they sneak off the couch in to another room then they are probably up to no good. If you watch your dog close, you can probably prevent the majority of accidents in the house. When they get up and wander away, ask them if they need to go outside and you may get a potty dance reaction, or they may change their mind and lay back down.
And, keep an eye when they go outside to make sure they actually go potty and/or poo before they get to come inside. Italian Greyhounds are smart dogs, so you will often see them run in to the middle of the yard to try and make you believe they have finished, when in reality they have not. If you let them indoors before they finish, then you will likely be cleaning up after them in a short time.
Maintain a Routine
Dogs, similar to people, like to keep a routine. As a dog settles in to the house, their bathroom habits will adjust to their owner's schedule in many aspects. They will often sleep when people are not around the house, and become active while people are at home or around meal times. You dog will often develop potty and poo habits that revolve around when they sleep or eat.
When you get up in the morning, the dog will also wake up and need to go potty. When you get home from work, they will be eager to see you but also will need to relieve themselves. Make them go outside immediately in both circumstances, before they are rewarded with they attention they desire. And, don't forget to let them outside before you leave or go to bed too, no matter if you kennel them or not. (Note: We do recommend that most Italian Greyhounds should be kenneled anytime you are not at home to keep them out of trouble, and to help teach them good potty habits since dogs don't generally like to dirty places they spend time in regularly.)
Most Italian Greyhounds will need to use the bathroom within 15 minutes of when they eat or drink, so learning your particular dog's needs will help create a harmonious home. Some people find it worthwhile to pick up water an hour before they leave the house, so that accidents in the kennel are limited. And, be sure to create a regular feeding schedule at the same time of day every day, with enough time to let things settle before leaving or kenneling an Italian Greyhound.
Positive reinforcement is one of the most effective ways to reinforce the behaviors you want. After an Italian Greyhound does their business outside, be sure to reward them with a small treat, and some well deserved attention. They will eventually associate the reward with the potty behaviors you desire.
Potty Pads or Litter Box Training
Depending on your living situation, you may choose to try out potty pads or litter box training for your Italian Greyhound. This may be more convenient for people who live in housing without a fenced area for the dog to use, or for people who live in cold or rainy areas of the country.
Potty pads are either disposable liners you can purchase in bulk and discard after use, or washable cloth pads that can be thrown in the washing machine with some disinfectant. If you choose to use these, we recommend you put them on a non-porous floor, such a vinyl or linoleum so if your Italian Greyhound's aim isn't the best that you will have easier cleanup if they miss or overshoot their target some.
Dog litter boxes are commercially available, but making your own isn't difficult either. A plastic container needs to be large enough for your dog to enter, easily turn around, and have high enough sides to contain any spray for male dogs. A cutout may be needed depending on the height of the box,so your dog can easily enter and exit, but don't make it too low or wide. Some people choose to use potty pads inside their litter box, and others use classic kitty litter. But, keep in mind that some Italian Greyhounds have a habit of kicking their legs after they potty or poo, so if you use kitty litter it may be spread far and wide throughout the house.
Belly Bands or Doggie Diapers
Some Italian Greyhounds just never "get it" or have incontinence problems. For these dogs you can try doggie diapers (often called belly bands too). These are made for both male and female dogs, although they are used more commonly for male dogs who lift their legs on furniture, or other things in the house. These washable cloth diapers that the dogs wear will help catch any accidents they may have when they sneak off, or for dogs with incontinence problems. Usually families who use these diapers for their dogs own a few, so when one or two are dirty, they have a few clean available too.
The Italian Greyhound Rescue Foundation sells doggie diapers online, and all proceeds from the sales benefit the rescue dogs. See available housetraining products. Note: Belly bands should be used for training and for short periods of time, not every hour of every day. They potentially can lead to urinary tract infections, or irritate the belly if left on for extend periods of time.
Strapping to Arm
For those Italian Greyhounds who are really quick and sneaky about running off to potty somewhere, even when they are normally near their owner's side, you may need to resort to putting the dog on a leash, and keeping that leash tied to your arm or belt throughout the day for a few weeks. Then the Italian Greyhound will not be able to sneak away and be naughty. This may be a good option for owners who have kids or a lot of activity in the house which may distract them from the dog's needs. Often the dog may try to signal the owner that they need to go outdoors, but the owner doesn't notice the signs due to other things. Keeping the dog tied to you may help you learn the dog's schedule, signals or just prevent the IG from having an accident intentionally in another room. This method may be also particularly helpful for puppies.
Strategic Feeding Locations
Dogs in general do not like to eat where they relive themselves, so you can strategically feed the dog throughout the house, so they never know where the next meal will be given. Often dogs try to hide an accident in areas with less traffic... behind a table, in the corner of a room, or other areas where either they or the owner spend little time. So, these maybe ideal spots for feeding the dog in an alternating fashion, to keep the dog guessing. It is not recommended to feed the dog when they are alone, because they will likely need some relief shortly thereafter, and will have no alternative to having an accident. This can be done in combination with kennel training the iggy, and moving the kennel to various locations during feeding times too.
Kennel While Away
Many Italian Greyhounds cannot be trusted alone, while their owners are away from home. It is recommended that your Italian Greyhound be kenneled while you are away from home to prevent accidents. Dogs generally do not like to make a mess (either potty or poo) where they spend time regularly, and that often includes their kennel. So, if you want to get your IG in a potty routine, kennel them anytime you leave them alone.
There are two thoughts on the kennel size you need, but always the kennel should be big enough for the dog to stand up fully without hitting their head or back on the top, and give them space to turn around. Some dogs prefer smaller kennels because they feel more safe in them, but they should still be able to fully stand inside it. The first theory on kennels says you get a smaller kennel that gives the dog room to lay, but not big enough that they will be able to have a potty accident on one side, and then be able to lay on the other end. The second idea on kenneling is that you get a large kennel, and you divide it in two with a barrier so they have space to lay, and a second space to do their business on a potty pad. Either one can work and is probably a matter of personal preference and a feeling of how a particular Italian Greyhound would function the best.
And, when you do kennel a dog, be sure to pay attention to when you are feeding or watering the dog. Giving either right before they are in the kennel may make them more likely to have an accident while you are away. It may be better to give them food or water an hour before they are in the kennel, then pick the bowls up, and have them do their business outside before you put them in the kennel. And, remember to watch them when outside to make sure they do actually relive themselves rather than just poking around or playing.


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Aside from each having played more than 1,000 shows on Broadway, "The Sound of Music," "The Music Man" and "Annie" share another trait: they all feature children characters. In a program, the young actors who portray child characters are given their space for biographies alongside adult actors. While a child actor won't have the lengthy resume of an older, more established performer, you can still write an informative piece so the audience can learn about your young thespian.
Introduce your child in the first sentence, positively stating how he feels about the production and his relationship to it. For example, "Matthew Mattle is excited about his first appearance with Broadstreet High," or "Cassandra Cassle is happy to be returning to the Mahalok Repertory stage, having previously been seen in their Young Actor's Workshop."
List other roles your child has had. If he has not had any roles, list any training that is relevant, or skip to interests. For example, "Matthew takes voice classes with Ari Newlander," or "In addition to her previous Mahalok role, Cassandra was in the ensemble of Theater in the Park's 'Annie' and played Bielke in 'Fiddler on the Roof' at the Newlindian Theater."
Cite some interests that your child has. For example, "In addition to acting and singing, Matthew likes to read and study the stars," or "Cassandra can be found on her dirt bike when not reciting her favorite lines from the Bard."
End the biography with a mention of someone the child is grateful to. For example, "Matthew would like to thank his parents for their support and chauffeuring" or "Cassandra is appreciative of cast members taking her under their wings."
Write the biography in the third person. Keep the biography current and concise. Do not list roles from six years ago -- unless they are they only roles she has had. If a photograph is used in the program, it will usually be the head shot with which your child auditioned. If you do not have a head shot, ask the director what kind of photograph he would like.


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I think I might need help. I recently found this bargain hunting website that I've maybe become addicted to. And I'm getting greedy. People go to this board to share helpful information on easy ways to get things really cheaply or for free. But these cheap/free things come with certain conditions, like maybe you have to fill out a short survey, or test a product, or it says something about one per household. Any I just sit here and rack my brain for ways to buck the system and maybe end up with two per household.
And the thing is that these aren't necessarily scamming internet companies that promise to pay you twelve cents every time you sign up and give your credit card number to some shady company. Or companies that secretly send spyware and viruses to your computer whilst you peruse their site. Generally it's just some honest company that, you know, wants you to try its product or its service and in turn offers the product free to a limited amount of people, or offers a reward for trying out the service. Or maybe it's just some company having a short-lived blow out sale.
So, here's my shameful story for today. A month or so ago, I signed up for Shape magazine, which I've never read before in my life, because it was $1.99 for a year. It was just on super-duper sale that day. I had a few bucks in my paypal account, and I was tired of living in a periodical-free zone, so I figured, what the heck? A week or so ago, I got my first magazine, the March issue. I looked through it. Not too shabby for less than $.17 per issue. No complaints. But. A couple days later, I got another magazine. The February issue. OK, kind of weird. Whatever. Then, today, I got the January issue. That annoyed me. Yeah, I only paid a couple bucks for the subscription, but still. So, I called their subscription 800 number and complained that they sent me two back issues that I had already purchased from the news stand (which maybe wasn't necessarily true, but, in my opinion, no less shady than them sending me back issues in the first place). They happily extended my subscription for two months. It was a 45-second phone call.
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April 9, 2003: Sports
Tiger vs. Tiger in squash final
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Tiger vs. Tiger in squash final
From left, national champion Yasser El-Halaby 06, coach Bob Callahan 77, and runner-up Will Evans 03. (Beverly Schaefer)
When the last two players faced off in the mens 2003 intercollegiate squash singles champion-ship March 2 at Trinity College, both were wearing Princetons orange and black. No one could have been happier than Tiger coach Bob Callahan 77.
It was the first time in four months that I was able to relax and just watch a squash match, knowing that no matter who won it was going to be for Princeton, said Callahan, whose team won its third Ivy League title in four years. The Tigers finished second to Trinity in the national team finals for the second year in a row after a 63 loss in Jadwin Gym February 23.
The two Tigers paired in the singles final were freshman phenomenon Yasser El-Halaby and team captain Will Evans 03, one of four seniors who finished their collegiate squash careers this season.
El-Halaby lived up to his favorable preseason billing by beating Evans 30, despite battling the flu the week before the tournament. He had not hit a ball since the prior weekends team championships. That was a dark little secret we kept to ourselves, Callahan said.
If there is one person that I wouldnt have minded losing to, it was Will Evans. Not only is he my captain, but he is also one of my best friends here, said El-Halaby, who came to Princeton from Egypt in the fall. Unfortunately were losing four seniors who were basically the momentum that drove this team.
Together, Evans, David Yik 03, Dan Rutherford 03, and Eric Pearson 03 finished with a record of 924 at Princeton. Evans defeated the defending national champion, Trinitys Bernardo Samper, 32 in the semifinal to set up the championship versus El-Halaby.
Callahan knows that next year he faces the hurdle of trying to replace his seniors, but we just want to enjoy this year right now, he said.
By A.D.
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The womens hockey team finished its most successful season in program history with a 42 loss to Dartmouth in the semifinals of the E.C.A.C. Champion-ships March 15. The Tigers (2094) featured All-Ivy forward and U.S. Olympian Andrea Kilbourne 03, All-E.C.A.C. defender Annamarie Holmes 03, leading scorer Gretchen Anderson 04, and All-Ivy goalie Megan Van Beusekom 04. Kilbourne and Anderson were selected to play for the U.S. national team at the Womens World Championships in Beijing this month.
Womens swimming (90) posted its fifth consecutive unbeaten season en route to the teams fourth straight Ivy League title. The Tigers defeated Harvard 799633 in Princeton March 1.
There was no March Madness for mens basketball (1611, 104 Ivy). The teams seven-year streak of post-season appearances ended when it failed to earn a bid to the N.I.T.
Womens basketballs (919, 410 Ivy) Becky Brown 06 earned a spot on the 2003 Ivy League All-Rookie team, and Maureen Lane 03 made the All-Ivy second team.
Cornell snatched the 2003 Indoor Heptagonals title from the five-time defending champion Princeton mens indoor track and field team last month by staying two places ahead of the Tigers in the final race. Among the winners for Princeton were Jonathan Bell 03 (3000m, 8:16.41) and the 4x800 team (Edmund Zysik 03, David Dean 03, Jonathan Kieliszak 04, Josh Kauke 04).
Wrestlings Greg Parker 03, a 2002 N.C.A.A. finalist at 174 pounds, won his second E.I.W.A. title March 7. Parker (234), who is wrestling at 184 pounds this year, earned a bid to the N.C.A.A. championships in Kansas City.
Womens lacrosse (12) opened the season with a 156 win over Lafayette, but the defending national champions followed up with losses to Loyola, 98, and the University of Virginia, 138.
In Mens lacrosse (12) Ryan Boyle 04s career-high nine points led the Tigers to an 185 win over No. 12 Hofstra March 15. It was the first time that a Princeton player had at least nine points in a game since Jesse Hubbard 98 did it three times in 1996.
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Couch potato season is here
So what do we all do while watching our entertainment? We snack, otherwise known as 'Grazing'. Some of us are trying to watch what we eat, be eat an allergy, a dietary must (like Diabetes) or just dietary lifestyle, and then there's those who just don't know portion control. We watch a movie with a big bucket of popcorn; and at the theater without the butter on it, it may be the only healthy option. Watch the Superbowl in parties (or just sit & veg out making it an 'off day' and just pig out)
I thought to share my find! Why did I title this Snacking Entertainment? Because the flavors entertained my taste buds while I watched something on tv.
A short time ago, I saw an ad in a magazine or something for the Graze Box from Graze.com. I don't recall if there was a free code offer in that ad, but I probably just thought it sounded too good to be true so I didn't get it, so it went in the garbage besides I currently don't have the income, to receive every week or month.
Maybe a few months later, I ordered a book from Barnes and Nobles and paid for it upon ordering. When I went to pick it up they opened the box it came in, in front of me. Among the papers was something for Graze.com, this time a free code; so I told the girl I'd take that and she could get rid of the rest of the papers.
I left it on my desk for a bit to think about it, and then I decided I'd go on and sign up to see what kind of goodies they had.
The Graze box , is for those who are watching what they eat, eating healthy, etc. and is sort of like a sampler (or so as i see it).
If you check out their website , you will find they have a few different variations of their 'Graze' box. There are a few variations of the 4 pack of Graze boxes Savory, Sweet treat, 4 snack variety, Calorie count and Sugar count, there's also an 8 snack variety and a 'Sharing' box. The sharing box is 5 bags of the snacks, great for a healthy alternative for a party. They've also added more since I originally started this post.
When I signed up they had a way to note your dietary preferences, Spicy Food, unsuitable for vegans, contains nuts, gluten or milk but I will note all their snacks are currently Vegetarian friendly! There are plenty of SWEET healthy choices as well as other choices, for whatever your tastes may be! I looked through the snacks and what ones I knew I wouldn't like i checked off to 'Trash' like the spicy stuff.
They have 'buttons' under the snack options, Try (default), Like, Love & Trash. So what was in my Graze box? If you take a look to your right you will see. Oat,spelt (WTF is Spelt?) & raisin cookie with berry compote was Delicious! i wish I had more of the cookies! The compote was sweet yet a tiny bit tart I think but I like it that way and oh the flavor of it! I'm not a fan of the dark raisins, i very much prefer the 'white grape' ones. however regardless of either I don't care for my 'berries' to be cooked. This was good!.
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It seems like an eternity ago that I suffered my injury, it's actually only 14 weeks. I say 'only' but that's an incredibly long time for someone who has been running consistently for 8 years.
The only other time I suffered previous was with Achilles problems a few years ago, but I wasn't out for this length of time.
The ankle is still not right, I get pains when I move it in certain positions it looks slightly deformed, but it is slowly healing. I am feeling progress.
I've had enough now of waiting, and I've become impatient, and tried to get out the door for a couple of runs recently. I went with my eldest son on the trails of the local ranges. It was great, the ankle felt ok (ish) and running with my son was a bonus too. I felt like I had retuned home.
Last week and I ran in a new area on the way home from a work meeting. Beautiful area but I kept mostly to the roads as I didn't know where I was running. Achieved 4 miles but the Tarmac was not good for the ankle and I felt like I had gone backwards with recovery.
I did however find a stream to give my ankle a nice natural soothing ice bath!
I ran in my lunch break this week along the canal and for the first mile was getting excited with how the ankle was feeling and holding up, but by the end of the 3.5 mile run normal service had resumed, and the aches and pains were back.
I'm going to try my local parkrun in the morning, it's fields and canal path so the terrain should be kind on the injury and I'll see how I feel after that.
Nutrition is an interest to me, but that's gone out the window (comfort eating) and as I'm not running I'm enjoying the extra glass of vino knowing I've not got to get up early the next morning! Eating and drinking a slippery slope....I'm not going down. The minds become jaded and definitely not as clear with what regular running brings (runners will know what I mean). I have found green smoothies though (see last post) so good for you, and cheap and easy to make. I have definitely felt the benefit of these and I would highly recommend.
I've got 3 months to prepare for a marathon, I still believe I can make it, I'm cycling a couple of times
and got back into swimming and try and swim at least 800m two mornings a week, and every few days now I'm going to throw in a short run to slowly strengthen the ankle plus icing and stretching.
I'm still waiting for the results of my MRI scan which I had ages ago, but a mix up with appointments meant it got delayed. Only another week to wait for that though.
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Graduate Journal aspeers Calls for Papers on "American Health" by 12 Oct 2014
From the health checks on Ellis Island to long-standing and recently increasing debates about the (un-)Americanness of different models of health care to Michelle Obama's "Let's Move!" campaign aimed at improving the health of Americans, public discourse in the US has continually connected notions of health to notions of Americanness and has negotiated one via the other. Moreover, a culturally relevant, broad, metaphorical usage of health is evidenced in the omnipresence of such phrases as "the health of the nation," "crime epidemic," and even "Bieber fever." Not surprisingly, the topic of "American Health," broadly conceived, has garnered significant attention among scholars in a variety of disciplines.
aspeers will, therefore, dedicate the topical section of its eighth annual issue to "American Health." The journal seeks to further explore the topic and the manifold scholarly opportunities and interpretative potentials it offers for MA-level American studies in Europe. With a host of disciplines--ranging from political science and history to medicine, legal studies, cultural studies, and beyond--devoting scholarship to this topic, we welcome papers from the various fields, methodologies, and approaches American studies draws upon as well as inter- and transdisciplinary submissions. The following thematic clusters, then, might spark but do not delimit ideas for possible submissions:
- health, medicine, and capitalism: body optimization, the health risks of poverty, the commodification of reproduction, etc.
- the normative power of "healthy": fat shaming, the impact of the APA's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), the legalization of medical marijuana, etc.
- negotiations of injury, disease, and health in literature, movies, TV, music, art, etc.
- the politics and legalities of health: the Hobby Lobby case, social security, biological warfare, etc.
- health intersecting with other categories of difference like race, gender, class, sexuality, ability, age, etc.
- the history of health in the US: female hysteria in the nineteenth century, food safety, the evolution of health institutions, etc.
- the language of health: metaphors and rhetorics of health and disease in political debates, religious texts, ecological discourses, etc.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tech fell to Vanderbilt in their first road game of the season 77-50 Saturday afternoon. The Golden Eagles out-shot the Commodores by nearly ten shots, putting up 13 threes and 64 total field goals, however only 29% of them fell.
For every shot that didn't fall for the Golden Eagles, two fell for Vanderbilt. The Commodores shot a season high 50% from the floor, draining five threes and earning 18 points from the charity stripe. Tech was 1-13 from three-point range, with their lone three-pointer coming with 1:31 remaining in the game.
The first half was the difference in the game. Tech scored just 20 points, shooting 24% from the floor. The break at half-time lit a fire as the Golden Eagles came out swinging, not willing to go down without a fight. The buckets still didn't come, but the purple and gold forced 11 turnovers in the second half, totaling 20 for the game. The new found aggression also cost the Golden Eagles as they commited 14 fouls, allowing 17 points to come from free throws.
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The Golden Eagles were lead by Diamond Henderson, who had a game high 19 points. T'Keyah Williams found the basket for 10 points and added five rebounds, while Molly Heady contributed eight points and four boards. Jala Harris gave a balanced performance scoring six points, dishing out four assists and tipped five steals.
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Reports say the pop singer is now on a gluten-free diet in order to shed the pounds.
Lady Gaga is now added to the list of celebrities going gluten-free for weight loss. According to Everyday Health, Gaga is maintaining a strict gluten-free diet to shed ten pounds and gain more energy as she movies into the final legs of her international tour.
The pop singer's gluten-free diet consists mainly of chicken, fish, and vegetables, the article noted. Once a week, Gaga will allow herself to have either a potato or a serving of rice, and she will occasionally indulge in gluten-free cookies, according to the article.
While news of Lady Gaga's change in diet stirred talk of weight loss benefits, an article just published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics notes that the gluten-free diet is not intended for weight loss. In fact, the author points out, the gluten-free diet can lead to weight gain when gluten-containing foods are replaced with gluten-free alternatives that are higher in sugars and fats.
The article, "Gluten-Free Diet: Imprudent Dietary Advice for the General Population?" is authored by Arizona State University professor and researcher, Glenn Gaesser, PhD, who serves as chairman of the Grain Foods Foundation. Read more about this article in the press release.
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Hi guys! I am so sorry for my absence over the past month, I would go on about how busy I have been in work and all that jazz, but I am going to skip over all that boring stuff and instead fill you in on my recent baking achievements!
My first bake of the new year was some very stressful butter biscuits. I was attempting to make them into the children's character the Gruffalo, with a cookie cutter which I got from work. I was doing this because I run a pre-school book club in work and the weeks theme was surprise, surprise, the Gruffalo. However, it was so much harder than I had thought. My plan was come home from work, have tea, bake for a bit and then sit down and watch a little bit of t.v., but that didn't happen. Instead I was baking these annoying biscuits until 10.30 at night and ended up very stressed. If you can't tell already this was my first attempt of making butter biscuits and although they turned out ok, I doubt I will be making them again for a very long time. I was a little naive as I didn't really contemplate how wet the mixture would be because of the butter, and I just couldn't use the mixture. I couldn't roll it without it sticking to the rolling pin and I couldn't cut it with the Gruffalo cutter. I kept having to add more and more flour, as well as changing to a simple round pastry cutter. At this point I was very upset, so with a flash of inspiration and perhaps a little desperation I tweeted this years winner of the Great British Bake Off, Joanne Wheatley, with a cry of help and guess what... SHE REPLIED! Within 10 minutes of my tweet, she replied back with two very helpful pieces of advice: first to try chilling the mixture and then rolling it in some parchment paper, and thankfully it worked! I can't put into words how happy I was that she replied and with such great advice! I can fully understand why she won the Great British Bake Off and I would highly recommend you all follow her on twitter and to go on her website, Jo's Blue AGA, and see all the great things shes doing and baking!
I suppose the best way to end this little rant, is that although they weren't Gruffalo shaped, the biscuits went down well, in fact one of the little boys I was reading to had two at the same time and still wanted more!
The second thing I've baked this month is Lemon and Blueberry Muffins! Now I have baked several cupcakes and muffins before so this was a doddle. But what I really loved was the fact I was making this particular type of muffins, because blueberry muffins are my favourite! The recipe I found though was lemon and blueberry and I must admit I was a bit dubious about the combination, but I can very proudly say that I loved them! Especially the lemon glaze that I put on the top!! The only change I would do would be to have a muffin tray instead of a cupcake tray. The best part of making the muffins was that I could use my new two tiered display set, which I got for Christmas from my boyfriend parents! Which you can see from the picture above!
On that note I will say adieu for now, but I promise I will not wait so long to add another baking post! In fact as I'm following everyone else on the January health kick, you might see a few recipes of a healthier kind!


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I was sitting there on the back porch, drinking my Sprite Remix (aka tropical flavored), thinking about how great it is to be here now, with all these options in life. Who knew just 'gettin on' would be so rewarding.
Back in my day, when you wanted a Snickers, there was one option. There were no sizes to get confused with, just a simple candy bar you found in the checkout lane.
Somewhere along the line, packaging options gave us the 'miniatures,' not to be confused with the 'fun size.' These were the opposite of the 'King Sized' ones that perhaps disproportionately mixed ingredients to a varying degree of success. Not long after, they started chopping up them Snickers and puttin 'em in ice cream, or making ice cream with the fundamentals of a Snickers.
Technology evolved so we can have super tiny Snickers in spheres. These 'Pop'ables' will surely catch on as we need more food on the go. Who wants chips in a bag when you can have 'em in a handy plastic container for the cupholders in your car?
Aside from all this packaging foolery, there are now complete variations on the theme. Snickers Cruncher! Snickers Almond! Cookies and Snickers! Each variety comes in a variety of sizes as well.
Maybe, by the time I am retired, the checkout lanes at the grocery store will be 20 yards long, filled with soap opera digests, great magazines, toenail clippers, sundries and of course, lots and lots of candy bars.
Hmmm. This is much to ponder and my tropical flavored drink is empty. I wonder what tree grows this tropical seasoning... I'd love to put it on my cereal.
Who needs simplicity?
Now to find something to else wash these thoughts down...
SPECIAL BONUS MOVIE: My favorite Snickers commercial ever.
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Posted by: shanta | Feb 26, 2009 8:35:54 AM
Thank you SO much for posting the commercial. it's one of my favorite commercials ever! I've told friends about it who haven't seen it and now I can finally show it to them! Thanks again!
Posted by: Emilee | Aug 4, 2006 3:41:29 PM
Thanks Anon. It's always great to hear the stories behind something.
Posted by: chris glass | Apr 6, 2006 1:21:56 AM
Hey, I know this post is old, but I was browzing around just now to find this particular commerical. Just thought you might be curious- that actor's name is Joe, and he's that funny (and more!) in person. Apparently they had him sit around and improv random stuff for over an hour.
Commercials should have special features. =)
thanks for finding this, it's small but it's got high resolution. Much appreciated. (I wonder if Joe knows about it. I should tell him.)
Posted by: Anonymous | Apr 5, 2006 11:51:00 PM
there is a snicker's spread now too. it's awesome.
Posted by: yi | Mar 3, 2005 4:51:59 PM
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The only drawback of traditional living room furniture is that most pieces in this style are a bit large. So if you would like to furnish your living room in this style you need to have a large living room. Sofas, recliners and stand alone chairs generally come with curved and artistically done up handles and legs. These pieces need to be kept well apart so as not to give a crowded look to the room. Besides, it is only when they are placed apart can the craftsmanship be admired.
Hawaiian-inspired Design is not so difficult to achieve. Always remember the key elements: hand-made native ornaments and accessories, woven furniture, bamboo and of course the signature bold floral prints. If you love the Hawaiian sun, sea and flora, you can incorporate these aspects when planning for your living room design.
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George Minkowski was the communications officer aboard the freighter. He was responsible for maintaining contact via satellite phone with his colleagues on the Island and with the outside world, until he began to experience disorientation caused by the transportation of his consciousness through time and his resultant death.
Minkowski's consciousness traveled back and forth from the future on the Freighter to his past [1] after his and Brandon's attempt to get to the Island. At one point, he was on a Ferris wheel. ("The Constant")
Sometime later, George went to Fiji to join up with the freighter team. There he introduced himself to a deckhand named Kevin Johnson, who, unknown to him, was Michael Dawson undercover. ("Meet Kevin Johnson")
As communications officer, Minkowski manned the radio room aboard the freighter. All communications to and from the freighter came through him, but he was under strict orders never to answer the incoming calls from Penelope Widmore, a wealthy heiress who was attempting to locate her lost love and Island castaway Desmond Hume. ("The Constant")
After sometime on the freighter, George found Michael in his room and told him about a phone call from Walt. George escorted Michael to the communications room and allowed him his privacy when Michael asked to be alone. ("Meet Kevin Johnson")
On December 22, 2004 (freighter time), following Naomi's dispatch from the freighter by helicopter in an attempt to locate the Island, the communications equipment in Minkowski's radio room was sabotaged by Michael. ("The Constant")
Minkowski answered his satellite phone aboard the freighter to find Jack on the other end, speaking from Naomi's cell phone. From the cell phone signal, Minkowski was able to give the freighter a fix on the Island's location. ("Through the Looking Glass")
A short time later, Minkowski called back and asked for Naomi, looking to reconfigure the satellite phone. Jack told him that she was getting firewood, while in fact she had recently been the victim of a knife attack by Locke. ("The Beginning of the End")
Minkowski called back again, this time hailing Kate, who had stolen the satellite phone from Jack. Kate told him they were still looking for Naomi and quickly closed the connection. ("The Beginning of the End")
Minkowski next received a call from Naomi, who, mortally wounded, recovered her satellite phone from Kate, after Kate had tracked Naomi's trail of blood through the jungle. Naomi adjusted the satellite phone accordingly so that a signal on the Island could be fixed, and then Naomi asked Minkowski to "tell my sister I love her", a freighter team code phrase indicating she had met with hostility. ("The Beginning of the End") ("Confirmed Dead")
After dispatching four other members of the freighter team to the Island by helicopter, Minkoswki later received a call from Daniel Faraday on Naomi's satellite phone. Minkowski abruptly asked, "Am I on speaker?" Faraday adjusted the phone and spoke to him privately. ("Confirmed Dead")
With the freighter anchored and no orders, Minkowski and fellow crew member Brandon decided to tour the Island and set out aboard the ship's tender. Before reaching the Island, Brandon started "acting crazy", forcing Minkowski to return to the freighter. Brandon subsequently died, and Minkowski too began to suffer the effects of time-transported consciousness, leading to his being strapped down in a bed in the freighter's sickbay. ("The Constant") Thereafter, the satellite phone was answered by Regina, who told callers that Minkowski was unavailable to come to the phone. ("Confirmed Dead")At midday on December 24, 2004 (freighter time), Sayid and Desmond landed on the freighter with Lapidus.


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Artists use various techniques to get interesting results in fine art and illustration applications from acrylic paint. Acrylic paint is a versatile medium that can get oil paint-like results, a flat, graphic look, watercolor textures plus many other looks. I like acrylic paint for it's fast drying quality. My favored method is to layer the paint over dry layers to get interesting textures. I have also used it to get watercolor looks and oil paint looks. It's great for commercial illustration projects as the deadlines tend to be quick so fast drying is important. Oil paint has it's fans but I find that it's odor bugs me, it's hard to clean up and takes a dog's-age to dry. Here's a how-to on some techniques I like using acrylic paint for art.
Some Techniques:
1. Glazing
The way I like to use glazing is to create thin layers by thinning the paint with water and painting over a dry layer. You can use a medium which is just the base acrylic without color but I like water as using mediums build up and create a too thick result. This technique uses acrylic paint's natural translucent quality.
Here's an example:
Here I started with a sketch in light, watered-down acrylic and kept building up the color layer upon layer. It's time consuming but you can get nice results that are similar to oil painting.
2. Scumbling
I like to think of scumbling as dragging paint across the surface of your art. The layer below is dry when you do this otherwise the paint will mix and that's another technique altogether. Do as many layers as you like until you get the results you like. I like that this scumbling technique can add an aged look to the art.
An example:
Here I used scumbling to get a dimensional effect on the figure. I also used it in the clouds to bring out their depth.
Lay down some color, dry with hairdryer then load some paint in a different color on the brush. Hold the brush at an angle to the surface and drag over making sure not to cover up the color underneath. Different sized brushes with yield different results. Experiment.
3. Wet-On-Wet
Sounds dirt, right. Pretty tame really. With this technique you'll be working against acrylic paint's fast-dry aspect to paint one color into another and having them intermix right on the art surface. You can help this along by using a medium that resists drying. Liquitex has their Slow Dri Fluid Retarder. Be aware that it is a medium so it thins the paint at the same time but when it's summer time, you'll be glad you have it. I tend not to use it for this reason and just paint really fast. This has the side effect of eliminating thinking which can be the enemy of art and relies on instinct and gut reactions. It also helps to keep the art small.
An example:
You can also draw into the paint as I did here. Keep it loose and be careful not to mix too many color or you'll get a big mass of brown-grey. I tend to work lighter colors first then bring in darks at the end. It's easy to cover light with dark but not the other way around.
4. Watercolor Effects
This technique is pretty easy as all you do is water down acrylic paint and have at it. Of course watercolor isn't easy and has it's own techniques but I find acrylic works well for watercolor effects. Plus, I don't like having all kinds of mediums hanging around. I'm kind of a one tool to do it all type of guy. Also with this technique, I start with light colors and then go darker. You can get some interesting effects. Try working wet into wet or wet over dry and see what happens.
An example:
So there you have it. A "How To" to acrylic painting techniques for fine art and illustration. There are many more techniques you can use acrylic paint with. These are just a few of my favorites. Techniques that I reach for like tools whenever I make art. I rarely use just one in a piece of art. I avoided a step-by-step approach because I think it's more valuable to experiment and find your own methods – that's how I learned. I saw some art and tried to reproduce the effect. It's fun. So whether you like scumbling, watercolor or wet-on-wet, go paint something already.
Let me know if you have any questions.


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If you've never visited the Trust's headquarters at the Atwood Farm, this Saturday would be a good time.
It's Connecticut Open House Day when the Trust will be one of hundreds of places around the state welcoming visitors to check them out.
The farm at 624 Wormwood Hill Road in Mansfield will be open from noon to 4 p.m., enabling visitors to roam the grounds and check out a number of exhibits including an antique baby tenda crib and the 1875 "butter worker" from the barn. Trust volunteers will be there to offer you a chance to shake some cream into butter; or, at a nearby exhibit, learn how to "rope" a bed.
Our weaver's cottage is awaiting some structural repairs, but our experts will be bringing out the flax brake, scutching board and knife and showing how to transform retted flax plants into linen yarn. (Retting, for those of you who don't know, is the process of using moisture and microbial action to break down the flax plants and separate the fibers from the stem.)


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So about 8 months ago we got a sweet and sort of naughty little puppy we named JJ, which stands for "Jackson Jr." (Jackson was a dog my husband had for close to 10 years who passed away back in 2012). Despite being a little overwhelmed with having two kids, and one dog already, my husband just knew our other dog Jilly, was ready for sibling. So after finding just the right one, a black Chow Chow, just like Jackson was, he brought him home and all was well or as well as it could be with a puppy...until we spotted some fleas on him a few weeks later.
|Puppy JJ
Could he have had the fleas when we got him? Maybe. But either that or us taking to long to start him on some type of "flea prevention" medicine or ointment, came back to bite us big time. The fleas spread to our other dog Jilly, and before we knew it, they were in our home...cue major freakout!
Now most preventative flea treatments and medications consist of treatments like Frontline, which you apply to your pet's skin every couple of months to keep the fleas away. But products like this contain things called organophosphates, which are what prevent and kill fleas on your pet (by interfering with their nervous system. The only problem is that organophosphates are incredibly toxic (literally, they are neurotoxins), not only to the pet itself, but also to those kids and family members living with the pet in how they could touch, pet, or just be in more contact with pets. (Read more here or here). Also, you can even check on the NRDC website how your preventative medicine ranks in safety by clicking here.
|I know my girls love cuddling with our dogs.
Flea Info
In case you don't know, fleas are extremely small, and although they can't fly, they can jump from dog to dog, dog to person, carpet to person, etc. Aside from jumping, fleas also like to lay eggs. Female fleas can lay 27 eggs per day...making it near impossible to kill and prevent more fleas from infesting your house, pets, yard, and family! Even better, fleas can bite (since their source of food is blood). They like to bite the animals they live on, and occasionally people too. Usually these appear as small little red bumps on the skin around feet, ankles, and legs. Want to learn more about fleas? Here's and interesting link with graphics.
No if your pet currently DOES NOT have fleas, skip down to the section called "Prevention" at the bottom of the post to save some time, or continue reading now to hear all the things we tried and what eventually worked to help us get rid of the fleas.
|"Okay Mom, give them the rundown..."
What we tried...
When we first discovered the fleas, I went the natural route, like every green, tree-lovin blogger would do, I mixed up a nice little batch of essential oils in a spray bottle (something like this recipe with Lavender, Purify, and Peppermint...and I added TerraShield) and started spraying away. It did nothing. I gave it a night and still no sign of the fleas going away. So we went and got an eco-friendly flea/tick bath soap (Sentry Natural Defense Dog Shampoo and then this one: Natural Chemistry-Natural Flea & Tick Shampoo). Awesome, wash them up and call it a day, right?
Wrong. The next day we checked and although it helped remove the fleas on them at that moment, we didn't realize that by being back in our carpeted living room, they were just reinfested again. Luckily our "flea infestation" was never severe. Yes, my dogs had it, and it was in our home...but to someone coming in, it wasn't that visible...not like those nasty images you find when you Google, "Flea infestation". Eww! But no matter how small it was, it was still there and still on my dogs. Enough to make anyone go crazy.
So I turned a blind eye while Brandon went and got a more toxic flea bath soap (Advantage Flea & Tick Shampoo for Dogs and Puppies). Again the fleas remained.
So knowing they were coming from the carpet, we got a "natural" carpet powder that you can put down, leave for a few hours and vacuum up (Sentry Natural Defense Flea and Tick Carpet Powder) This still didn't work and even worse: broke our Dyson vacuum! Luckily we were able to get it repaired, but a vacuum is key to getting rid of fleas so that really set us back. No picture of this lovely product, I threw it in the trash in a moment of anger!
From that point on, it was kind of a blur. Here's some more of the products we tried and that failed.
- Had the carpets professionally steam cleaned, that would be a sure thing right? Wrong. They came back (thank you dogs even though we gave them a bath before they were allowed back on the carpet).
- Flea Spray-Nothing unnerves you like seeing an actual flea crawling on your dog, so this is what we sprayed to kill the fleas on contact, but it was toxic-eww. (Sentry Flea and Tick Pet Spray)
- Had our backyard treated for pests/bugs- Surely this would help right? Maybe address the source of where they were possibly coming from? But still no luck.
- Texas Cedarwood Essential Oil- I really thought this was going to work, I mean fleas apparently hate the smell of cedar wood, but it didn't work. I only discovered that I HATE the smell of cedarwood now!
- Spray for the baseboards- As if it's bad enough that the fleas can hang out in the carpet, apparently they can also hang out on the base boards too, what are these, superbugs? So we tried this spray as well. (Sentry Natural Defense Household Spray)
- Natural flea collars-(PetGuard Herbal Collar for Dogs) It was probably a little too late with these, I kept waiting to see the fleas just jumping right off the dogs, but it still did nothing except make them smell like potpourri.
- Shoo! Flea Tag- This seemed really promising, a little chip that you put on your dog's collar and it creates a magnetic field that repels fleas...apparently. But it was hard to find directions on how to put it on the dogs. Inside the collar closest to their fur? Or on the dog tags? Lots of questions unanswered, and after a few days it still didn't work. It's possible our dogs were a bit too hairy with all their fur? Guess we'll never know. (Read some of the Amazon reviews here).
- Flea light lamps- (Victor Ultimate Flea Trap)This seemed like a nice green option that would help solve the flea problem in the house/carpet. These are lamps that you put in your "infested rooms" and then turn off the room light, and turn on the flea light and since fleas apparently like to be near the light they will jump to the light and get stuck on a sticky piece of paper inside the lamp, thus trapping them. This helped for a few days, but then they didn't seem to want to jump anymore, or the paper lost it's "sticky-ness" and shortly after the bulbs burned out. Bummer.
|As you can see they caught hair and one or two little fleas in this lamp.
|Here's the results after a few days on one of the sticky papers in our living
room where it has more fleas.
|Sort of looks like a lot, but some of them were just gnats, not fleas- gross, but
not quite the goal we were hoping for.
The solution
One day the stars aligned and I was googling my "No-Poo Shampoo" post (to send someone a link) and a product popped up: "Ashley's Green No Flea". This threw me for a loop, given the name of my blog, so I clicked it. It turned out to be a natural flea prevention product that goes into your pet's water and it prevents fleas naturally by making them become offensive to fleas and ticks, but not to humans. The solution you add to the pet's water is made up of vinegar and garlic, and when you add it to your pet's water on a daily basis it can prevent fleas and ticks in a healthy and green way over the long term, so you never have to buy Frontline again!
I was sold instantly, and purchased a bottle. It was torture waiting for it to come, but when it did I put it right to work on our dogs. I had a plan and I was ready to make it work.
The plan
1. Put the "Ashley's Green No Flea" product in their water, every day, every time their water gets filled up.
2. Continue vacuuming the house DAILY.
|Looks like Mila is ready to be Daddy's vacuuming assistant.
3. Give them a bath in the eco-friendly flea wash once a week (washing them too much can wreck havoc on their fur and skin).
4. Continue washing all of our bedding every 2-3 days with hot water (just as a precaution, since fleas could jump onto us and get in our bedding).
But wasn't long before I started to see the fleas less and less. And within a week or two, the fleas were finally gone. We were exhausted from the daily vacuuming, and frequent laundry loads of bedding, but it was worth it in the end. Although it could have been any number of treatments that finally got rid of the fleas, I truly think it was the Ashley's Green No Flea Food and Water Supplement because it addressed the source: the dogs and by making them offensive to fleas the fleas no longer had a food source and as a result: we no longer had fleas!
After going through that awful flea-ridden time, I want to make sure my dogs NEVER have fleas again and I supposed I could go the Frontline route, but with the success I've had with the Ashley's Green No Flea Food and Water Supplement, I'm sticking with it. As of now, my dogs have been flea-free for 8 months thanks to the No Flea supplement. So if you're interested in giving it a try, here's how you do it, trust me, it's simple:
1. Add 1 Tbs. of No Flea food and water supplement to 1 Quart of water each time you fill up your pet's water bowl. That's it. As you see in the video, we are so used to the amount that we just kind of "eye it" and since our bowl is a little over a quart, we use a little more than 1 Tbs. to adjust.
I wondered if my dogs would be skeptic of the taste of it, but it hasn't seemed to affect them, since they drink it right up.
The downside to this method is that you will want to keep a supply of Ashley's Green No Flea on hand at all times to keep the fleas away, but you would have to do that with any other treatment plan you were considering, so at least this one is a little cheaper, and much healthier for your dog and your family.
If you are interested in learning more about the Ashley's Green No Flea product, you can click here to head to their website or if you are interested in purchasing the product, you'll follow this link also to their website, since this is the only place you can purchase it at this time (so don't go checking at Petco they won't have it). Here's the pricing for the product:
- 6-16 oz. bottles for $35 (this is what I get to save on shipping and it will last us about 6-8 months, it could last longer or shorter depending upon how many pets you have)
- 12- 16oz. bottles $61
- 1 gallon bottle $38
- or you could try just one bottle for $8 over on this website (this is what I did when I first heard about it since I didn't want to get 6 bottles if it didn't work)
- Good for all pets from dogs (even puppies), cats, goats, even hamsters and horses (just adjust the dosage to fit their body size).
- The garlic helps promote a healthy heart and the apple cider vinegar helps your pet with digestion
- Cheaper than other flea prevention treatments
- Chemical and toxin free, making it safer for your pet and your family
So now that you're skin is crawling, I know mine is as I try not to remember those flea-ridden days of the past, feel free to share your experiences with fleas. Has you dog or pets ever had them? How did you treat them? Do you have any natural treatments that worked for treatment or prevention? Share below and we can all learn and keep these little bugs away!
|"Goodbye greenies and goodbye fleas!"
*Disclaimer: Obviously everyone's pet is different and what worked for me may not work for your pet. Check with your veterinarian to see if you think this will be a good fit for your pet. The good news is that it is so much safer than most other flea prevention treatments, so it should be safe for all pets. Last, I purchased this product with my own money and this is my honest opinion of it.*


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Isabel Ruane led the Crimson at the Truxan Umsted Trophy over the weekend (photo courtesy Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard coed sailing team took 12th in the Truxan Umsted at Navy, one of two regattas the Crimson competed over the weekend, while the women's team finished 16th in the St. Mary's Trophy.
Junior Isabel Ruane and sophomore Michael Drumm led Harvard at the 66th Truxan Umsted Trophy. The Crimson sailors took fifth in group B with 96 points. The duo's top outing was a third-place finish in the fourth race, one of their five top-five showings at the regatta.
Freshman Marek Zaleski also had a pair of top-five finishes, including taking second place in the fourth race, and took eighth in the C division with 109 points. Sophomore Gram Slattery and freshmen Andrew Mollerus and Sydney Karnovsky competed in division A, totaling 145 points for 15th place. Junior Luke O'Connor represented the Crimson in group D and summed 166 points for 16th. Harvard amassed 516 points in windy conditions to end the competition in 12th place.
At the 24th Women's Interconference Regatta at St. Mary's, the women combined for 284 points and 16th place. Junior Morgan Russom and sophomore Emma Smith paired up in division A. Together they tallied 140 points, with a third-place finish in the ninth race, for 14th place in the group.
In division B, junior Caitlin Watson teamed up with freshman Kristina Jakobson to go 1-4, 10-13 at the regatta. Sophomore Asleigh Inglis and freshman Sophie Bermudez turned in a 5-9 mark. The sailors totaled 144 points and also finished in 14th place.
The Crimson returns to action on March 23-24 as it vies for the 73rd Owen, Mosbacher and Knapp Trophies at Navy.


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To provide information and monetary assistance to US-based trans and GNC people looking for help with the administrative fees associated with obtaining US passports, name changes, and updating ID documents.
The primary goal right now is to help as many trans and GNC people as possible to get passports before the requirements for obtaining a passport with the correct gender become more difficult.
You can read more about why the TRANS RELIEF PROJECT think passports are so important here.


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Genre: Romance, Melodrama
Episodes: 20
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2010-Mar-31 to 2010-Jun-03
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Moon Geun Young as Song Eun Jo
Seo Woo as Goo Hyo Sun
Chun Jung Myung as Hong Ki Hoon
Taecyeon as Han Jung Woo
She has neither aspiration nor emotion and her smile is sarcastic. Eun-jo is a girl who has apathy toward life. Her mother, who has been living as a single mother for 18 years, finally found the right person to marry and brought Eun-jo into the stepfather's house.
A decent house and a decent family…. Eun-jo feels that everything in this house does not fit for her. The most unbearable thing she faces is the stepsister Hyo-sun, who is the apple of her father's eyes and beloved by everyone in the house. Hyo-sun also takes away the mind of Eun-jo's mother, just like her bright and untainted character attracted all the other people. Eun-jo cannot tolerate this situation, since she lost the only one that she completely owned.
She sets her mind on getting even with Hyo-sun. 'Cinderella shouldn't be loved by her stepmother. You broke the rule! I'll pay you back by taking away what you have and will have! But then… What should I do first?'
[source: http://world.kbs.co.kr/tv ]


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When you have time for a good read, take time to review this speech.
"There is now no reasonable excuse for refusing to face the fact," said George Bernard Shaw*, "that nothing but a eugenics religion can save our civilization from the fate that has overtaken all previous civilizations.'' By the skin of its teeth, mainly because of a brave Liberal MP called Josiah Wedgwood, Britain never handed legal power to the eugenics movement. Germany did.


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July 26, 2012 News Thursday: Windows Azure Storage, SQL Server 2008 R2 SP2, and more Server and Tools news!
Windows Azure Storage – 4 Trillion Objects and CountingWindows Azure Storage has had an amazing year of growth. We have over 4 trillion objects stored, process an average of 270,000 requests per second, and reach peaks of 880,000 requests per second. About a year ago we hit the 1 trillion object mark. Then for the… Read more
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Inductee — Red Carrington
Red Carrington
Class of 1987
Birthplace: Fort Wayne, IN
Widely recognized as Ft. Waynes "Mr. Baseball". He played at old Ft. Wayne High School from 1920-22 and went on to play intramurally at Indiana University. He returned to Ft. Wayne after college and played for the South Side Athletic Club. His first semi-pro team in this league was called the Club Cigars. He then move on to play for the Columbus Club.
He was, and still is, very active in various baseball organizations. The Fort Wayne Amateur Baseball Federation was organized in 1931 and by 1933 he was the secretary for the league. In 1933 he became president, a position he held for 50 years. He served as a scout for many major league teams as well as serving as president of the North American Baseball Federation and the citys Baseball and Softball Commission for many years. In 1967 he was inducted into the Fort Wayne Baseball Hall of Fame and in 1983 the East Chicago Hall of Fame. In 1978 the Old Utilities Park in Fort Wayne was renamed Carrington Field in his honor.
He has been recognized by the states of Florida, as Son-or-the-Beach in 1969; Kentucky, as a Kentucky Colonel in 1978 and by Indiana as a Sagamore of the Wabash in 1987.