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Know where to go for bank holiday health care
Wiltshire Clinical Commissioning Group is encouraging people in Wiltshire to know where to go in case they need to access healthcare advice and treatment over the bank holiday weekend.
To help with this, Wiltshire CCG has an easy to use 'Around the clock healthcare' leaflet that explains what services are available and when, and is downloadable from their website.
"A&E departments are often thought of as the first port of call, but in many cases another service may be more appropriate such as NHS 111, minor injuries units or local pharmacy.
"Knowing where to go and when helps you and your family to access the right health care service at the right time and helps to keep the emergency services free for those patients who really need them."
Healthcare services in Wiltshire
There are a number of healthcare services available around the clock in Wiltshire:
NHS 111 – available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and calls are free from landlines and mobiles. It is staffed by a team of fully trained advisers, supported by experienced clinicians. Healthcare advice can be given over the telephone, or you may be directed to a local service if appropriate.
Pharmacists – are experts on medicines and how they work. They can also offer advice on common complaints such as coughs, insect bites, ear ache, aches and pains and other health issues and help to decide whether it's necessary to see a doctor. Find your nearest pharmacy: https://beta.nhs.uk/find-a-pharmacy/
Minor Injuries Units – for patients with minor injuries such as sprains and strains, cuts, infected wounds and scalds. No appointments are required and they are led by qualified nurse practitioners. For opening times of Chippenham and Trowbridge MIUs visit http://www.wiltshireccg.nhs.uk/local-services/minor-injury-units
Salisbury walk-in centre – open from 6.30-10pm week days and 8am-8pm at weekends, including bank holidays. Run by a team of experienced doctors and nurses and operates on a first come first served basis, unless someone is acutely unwell and needs immediate attention. Visit www.salisburywalkincentre.co.uk for more information.
NHS Choices – the UK's biggest health website offering thousands of articles, videos and tools, which are available 24/7.
For immediate life-threatening situations, serious injuries, loss of consciousness, chest pain or suspected stroke you should always call 999.


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2/3 cup Hellman's mayonnaise (I often sub plain greek yogurt for half of mayo)
4 Tbs. white wine vinegar
2 Tbs. milk
2-3 tsp. adobo sauce from a can of chipotle chilies
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
Cooked breast meat from 1 rotisserie chiicken, shredded (if you shred the meat while the chicken is still warm, it's easier and faster!)
1 lb. penne pasta, cooked according to package directions, cooled and drizzled with a bit of olive oil to keep it from sticking
6 oz. smoked gouda, cut into small cubes
10-12 oz. grape tomatoes, halved
20 whole basil leaves, chiffonade

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Get your switch flips and three flips as laid-back and swan-like as SJ's with the Nike SB Men's Stefan Janoski OG Skate Shoes on your feet. The suede upper provides equal parts durable comfort and clean, classic styling, while the perforated lining boosts your breathability. The sockliner is equipped with a Nike Zoom unit for low-profile, responsive cushioning when it's a long day spent at the triple set, and the rubber outsole delivers traction and flexibility for exceptional flicking and catching. Plus, an autoclave vulcanized construction lengthens the life of these kicks with a fused midsole and outsole.


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Can a Childhood Toy become Fashion?
Beyoncé is a true fashion icon, whether she's opting for a discrete or extravagant style. If she wears it, it's fashionable. No questions asked.
We never thought those words would ever come out of our mouths, but here we are: Beyoncé made hoop earrings out of Slinkys. Yes, our favorite toy when we were like 8 has become a huge fashion-forward thing. We can't call it a trend yet, but it's only a matter of time before everyone starts imitating Queen B.
The Lemonade singer was spotted in New York in a fancy suit with a little twist (literally): she spiced up her office look with gold Slinky-inspired earrings by Y/Project and a bold pink bag and an African style braided half ponytail.
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Dear Friends,
I know that I have been away for some time and it looks like I may have abandoned the idea of writing or have forgotten about you. Nothing can be further from the truth!
For starters, I have been writing a lot. Over the past year (and a little more actually) I have been faithfully praying, reading, researching, and wrestling with God (he won, he always wins) about the contents of my next book.
I am so pleased to announce its title, "A Sojourner's Truth: Choosing Freedom and Courage in a Divided World," and to share my new book cover!
I decided to publish this book with InterVarsity Press because of their commitment to raising up the voices of women (check out their new #ReadWomen campaign) and people of color.


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My first photo taken
with the Sony Alpha NEX-3.
It's 14.2 Megapixels
and the external flash is included.
The photoshooting workshop is organized by Sony
at G Tower
(Which is next to the Ampang Park LRT Station)
The first impression of the place?
It reminds me of G-Hotel in Penang.
But just as classy.
the place in Panoramic view.
For a newbie like moi,
this camera is totally easy to use.
In other words,
not complicated.
I was mostly shooting in
"intelligent mode"
Which means,
dummies newbies".
Everything is set,
so all you have to do is shoot.
Some of the photos are taken in macro mode.
the food.
Chocolate Tart
Roasted Pumpkin Veloute
Another pic of Hickory Smoked Chicken
Penne Pasta with Salmon.
It was a different experience.
I've never really handled a "real" camera before.
It was easier than I imagined,
and what I like most about this cam,
is that it's "blur proof".
I like the fact that we can tilt the screen upwards
and downwards.
Not one of the pictures I took came out blur.
Out of focus,
coz I don't really know how to focus.
but blur,
no sirreeee
Suddenly my phone camera looks so sad....
that's what J_Fish wants to say~ Au Revoir~
p.s. This cam has officially gone into my wishlish
just so you know.


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"What do you know about a VC named Justin Caldbeck?"
That was the question my (now former) colleague Leena Rao asked last year, at the end of an unrelated conversation. I replied that I knew little more than his official bio, including some news I had broken a few years earlier that he had left Lightspeed Venture Partners to form a new firm called Binary Capital with a pal of his who had left General Catalyst. Leena then said she had heard stories about sexual harassment toward female founders, and that it seemed to be an open secret among a subset of Silicon Valley's small (but tight) network of women VCs and founders.
Bottom line: This story is much longer than what we typically print here at Axios, but it needs to be told and amplified. Only sunlight can burn away this sort of behavior, and protect others from it in the future.
Update: Justin Caldbeck has taken an indefinite leave of absence from Binary Capital.


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The Joint Appearance Commission of the city of Fayetteville and Cumberland County presented its annual awards Thursday during a program at the Villagio apartment complex on Bragg Boulevard.
The program seeks to promote the appearance and beauty of properties and businesses in the community across several categories. The appearance board reviews, then selects winners among nominated properties.
The winners, according to a news release, are:
Best Existing Single-Family Residential Property: the Price property, 4057 Murphy Road, Eastover
Best Existing Multi-Family Residential Property: the Villagio, 710 Villagio Place, Fayetteville
Best Existing Nonresidential Property: the State Employees Credit Union, 3120 N. Main St., Hope Mills
Best New Nonresidential Property: Fayetteville Fire Station No. 19, 3481 Walsh Parkway
Best Revitalization of a Residential Property: the Culliton property, 517 Oakridge Ave., Fayetteville
Best Revitalization of a Nonresidential Property: the Firehouse Performing Arts Center, 4021 Dunn Road, Eastover
Best Housing Development or Neighborhood: the Courtyard Lane neighborhood, Courtyard Lane, Fayetteville
Best Landscaping Project: the Cardenas property, 1918 Glenwick Drive, Fayetteville
Best Green Project: the Directorate of Logistics Building, Pratt St., Fort Bragg
Best Restoration of a Historical Property: the 1897 Poe House, 206 Bradford Ave., Fayetteville
Best Neighborhood Entrance/Gateway: the Spring Lake entrance/gateway where N.C. 87 and N.C. 210 meet.
Special Recognition Category: the Gateway Fountain at the Martin Luther King Jr. Park, 739 Blue St., Fayetteville
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Recently, there was an article in the local newspaper talking about the increase in tutoring services in our area. This subject is obviously something that is very near and dear to my heart. How do parents determine which service will meet their child's needs? How do they know if all their child needs is tutoring, or if there is something more going on that is causing the difficulty in the first place?
At the Learning Enhancement Centers, we often use the analogy of a tree to help parents understand how we are different than a typical tutoring place. Starting from the bottom of the tree, we think of the roots. If you saw a tree dying, you would assume it isn't getting enough nutrients from its roots. The same is true academically; if a student is struggling, it is usually due to weak underlying skills. These skills are the mental tools necessary to succeed. They are things like memory, attention, visual and auditory processing, and processing speed. If a student hasn't acquired these foundational skills, school will always be a struggle.
The second part of the tree is the trunk or the stem. Its job is to take the nutrients from the roots up to the leaves and the branches. Academically, we correlate this to executive function skills. Executive function skills are the mental management skills, which impact things like time management, organization, and study skills.
The third part of the tree is the leaves and branches. We associate this part of the tree to the academic subjects such as reading, writing, math, and spelling. This is where most tutoring centers and schools focus. However, if there is anything wrong with the roots (processing skills) or trunk (executive function skills), tutoring might help for a while, but it won't correct the problem for the long term. School will continue to be a struggle. You can try to support the leaves and branches, but the tree is still going to die.
Here is the bad news. Weaknesses in processing skills (the roots) or executive functioning skills (the trunk) don't correct themselves. They often get worse as the academic subjects become progressively more complex. Schools and regular tutoring centers don't address problems in these fundamental areas. They assume that the underlying skills are in place. Many of the evaluations done by a typical tutoring center will report that a student doesn't know his blends or certain vowel sounds, or his math facts. But that is still the academics (the leaves and branches). Rather, my question is why hasn't the student gotten it yet? Where is it breaking down in the brain, and how do we fix it?
The good news is that building those underlying learning skills takes some very specific attention, but it can be done. The current research on the brain's plasticity – the ability to change throughout life – is the basis of our clinically proven programs.
Trying to decide if we are the right place for your child? Want to know more about how we help? Come out to our next Parent Information Night on Thursday, June 25. We will explain what is keeping your child from learning as easily as he should, how we are different than traditional tutoring, and options for getting your child started. Meanwhile, if you want to read more about our services and programs, review our Services page.
By the way, if we feel that we aren't the right place for you, we will tell you. We will even help you decide what other services may benefit your child.


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|Class of 1955
The Dick LeBeau story Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 15, 2009 Pittsburgh defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau is a hero of the hard-drinking, football-loving Troll Set. The general public doesn't know him. He doesn�t appear on magazine covers or in Oreo commercials. But he�s a celebrity in the seedy underground knitting club of online football analysis. Hard-core football people know him and dig him and, more importantly, respect him. LeBeau is one of the cornerstones of the modern NFL, a guy who succeeded as a player and as a coordinator, who�s consistently put great defenses on the field, who�s walked shoulder to shoulder with giants of the game, and who has earned the eternal respect, it seems, of everybody who comes into contact with him. You might remember the show of force his players put on for him three years ago, when Pittsburgh's defense showed up before the preseason Hall of Fame game in 2007 wearing LeBeau�s old No. 44 from his playing days with the Lions, to protest the fact that he�s not in Canton himself. It's hard for leaders to earn that kind of respect from the men under them. But LeBeau has clearly done it. Our own Coach T.J. Troup is one of those fans of LeBeau. The two worked on the NFL Films �America�s Game� series and have become pen pals over the years. So Troup chimed with his fact-filled thoughts and observations on one of the pivotal characters in the sporting theater scheduled for Sunday in Pittsburgh. The basics: LeBeau was born on Sept. 9, 1937 in, like so many great coaches, the heart of the Gridiron Breadbasket. He's a native of the town of London, Ohio, just west of Columbus. He starred for Woody Hayes on Ohio State�s 1957 national title team, and then played for the Lions from 1959 to 1972, a member of some of the most suffocating secondaries in history. But it�s with his accomplishments as an innovative coach in which he�s secured his football legend. LeBeau is largely considered the father of the modern zone blitz and his teams have consistently been among the best defensive squads in the league. His time as a head coach in Cincinnati was not successful: 12-33 in almost three full seasons. Though as Coach Troup noted, "nobody�s been successful there." Yet where he goes as an assistant, success follows as sure as the tides. The Bengals, for example, reached the only two Super Bowls in franchise history (1981, 1988) when he was an assistant, and his years in Pittsburgh have been marked by consistent success: if Pittsburgh wins Sunday, all three of the post-Steel Curtain Super Bowl appearances will have come with LeBeau on the sidelines. He�s been the defensive coordinator in Pittsburgh from 1992 to 1996 and again from 2004 through today. The Steelers have ranked in the Top 10 in scoring defense in all but one of those years (2006) and in the Top 10 in total defense all but one of those years (1992). The 2008 Steelers, of course, topped almost every defensive indicator, including scoring and total defense and, perhaps most importantly, our ass-kicking Defensive Hog Index, in which they were absolutely dominant. The Steelers also finished first in total defense and second in scoring defense last year. And, as we noted earlier this year, the 2008 Steelers stack up favorably against the legendary Steel Curtain defenses of the 1970s. LeBeau shot hoops with hard-court legends LeBeau was an outstanding athlete at Ohio State � a two-way star (halfback and corner) on the school�s 1957 national title team who scored two touchdowns in their pivotal win over Michigan that year. The Buckeyes ended the season with a 10-7 win over Oregon in the Rose Bowl. He was such a good athlete, Troup said, that he was often invited to play pick-up games with a pretty good cast of basketball players: Bobby Knight, John Havlicek, Jerry Lucas and the core of the Ohio State team that would win a national title in 1960. Cleveland�s legendary coach Paul Brown made a lot of great personnel decisions throughout his career. It looked like another when he drafted LeBeau in the fifth round (58th overall) of the 1959 draft. But apparently the coach didn�t like what he saw: LeBeau was cut without ever playing a down for the hometown Browns. He was picked up by the Lions midway through the 1959 season. He would spend his entire 14-year and (some would argue) Hall-of-Fame worthy career in Detroit. LeBeau has a soft side: It�s well known that the coach reads ��Twas the Night Before Christmas� to his players each year � which they often rave about in somewhat romantic terms as a great bonding experience. But LeBeau also plays guitar and loves the music from �The Wizard of Oz,� said Troup. So, in tribute to LeBeau's soft side, we show a bit of our own, with this beautiful little piece of movie-making Americana from Ms. Judy. In the midst of Depression and on the eve of global war, hope rang eternal in America. What a great song: LeBeau was a turnover-making machine: As a defensive back in Detroit, LeBeau grabbed 71 turnovers in his career � 62 interceptions and nine fumble recoveries. He also turned four of those (three INTs, one fumble) into touchdowns. Only six players in history have picked off more passes: Paul Krause (81), Emlen Tunnell (79), Rod Woodson (71), Night Train Lane (68), Ken Riley (65) and Ronnie Lott (63). LeBeau played on some kick-ass defenses: LeBeau must have been pretty good, just to get on the field on some of the most star-studded defensive backfields in history. An all-purpose d-back, especially in his early days with Detroit, he often played safety and not cornerback to get playing time. When he joined the Lions in 1959, they had just lost Hall of Fame defensive back Jack Christiansen, but still featured all-purpose defensive back and future Hall of Famer Yale Lary. LeBeau did not become the full-time starting right corner until 1961. The left corner was none other than the great Night Train Lane, who manned that position for the Lions from 1960 to 1965. In 1967, rookie Lem Barney began his Hall of Fame career at left corner opposite LeBeau. Over the next five seasons, Barney and LeBeau set an NFL standard with a tandem-record 65 INTs over a five-year span (a mere 70 games). LeBeau earned three straight Pro Bowl trips as Detroit�s right corner from 1964 to 1966. �He was just an excellent, fundamentally sound corner,� said Troup. �Smart, tough and athletic.� LeBeau dabbled in Hollywood: Late in his career, LeBeau headed to Hollywood. He was Michael Caine�s stunt double in the 1970 movie, �Too Late the Hero.� Triangulation is the key to the zone blitz: As most football fans know, the zone blitz is essentially a system where linemen might unexpectedly drop into pass coverage, while a linebacker or defensive back will rush the passer. It looks like chaos, but here is a method to the madness, said Troup, who often hits up LeBeau for insight into his defenses. That method is building �triangles� of three defenders in any given area. Any receiver on the field should be in the crosshairs of three defenders, either in front or in back of him. �He�s a mad scientist who has spent all this time coming up with schemes, but there�s a method to it,� said Troup. �He creates triangles that fill in all the zones. That�s what he taught me. It looks so bizarre, but it�s really pretty simplistic.� LeBeau played for the best: Detroit's defensive coordinator from 1960 to 1962 was none other than Paul Brown disciple Don Shula. The Lions consistently fielded shut-down defenses during this time. But, as you'll see below, LeBeau didn't necessarily like the way they played defense. LeBeau's playing experiences inspired the zone blitz: �If you look at the old Detroit Lions on film (when LeBeau played), you�ll see that they blitzed a lot, so he was always in man coverage,� said Troup. �He was a very good player, but when he became coach he didn�t want to leave his corners out on an island all the time in man coverage like he was.� The zone blitz was his way of combating the problem, especially in an era that easily favored the receiver. At least back in LeBeau's playing days, defenders could rough up receivers quite a bit more and had a fighting chance in man coverage. LeBeau is a team player: When LeBeau came to Pittsburgh in 1988, it was as secondary coach and Dom Capers was the defensive coordinator. They began working on the zone blitz together, but when Capers left for Carolina and LeBeau became DC, he �ratcheted it up even more,� said Troup. �He�s so good, he can work with people to create his defenses or do it on his own.� LeBeau was always a bridesmaid as a player: LeBeau just missed the Bobby Layne glory days in Detroit, which ended with the organization�s last championship in 1957. But the Lions consistently played in an anachronism called the �playoff bowl,� which pitted the second-place teams from each conference in a consolation game played at the Orange Bowl throughout the 1960s. The Lions appeared in this game three straight years, the Shula years, from 1960-62. �The 1962 Lions are probably the best second-place team in league history,� said Troup. �They went 11-3 and lost to Green Bay by 2, the Giants by 3 and the Bears by 3.� The Lions lost out on the Western Conference championship that year to Vince Lombardi�s greatest team, the mighty 13-1 Packers of 1962. Green Bay's only loss that year was a sound 26-14 beating at the hands of LeBeau�s Lions in Detroit. Confirming his bridesmaid status as a player, LeBeau appeared in just one �official� postseason game: in fact, his 1970 Lions were the first wildcard team in NFL history, grabbing the NFC wildcard after a 10-4 second place finish to the Vikings in the NFC Central � and then losing 5-0 to Dallas in the playoffs. LeBeau participated in a bit of Steelers history back then. The 1962 �playoff bowl� pitted the Western Conference runner-up Lions against the Eastern Conference runner-up Steelers. The game was a milestone in Steelers history: it�s the first time the team took the field in the now-familiar black helmets with the logo on one side. (By the way, you should check out the Helmet Project, which shows the evolution of helmets for every NFL and major college team. Pretty neat.) LeBeau played in one of Troup�s all-time favorite games. The 1962 Lions ended the season in a game that Troup, an aficionado of defense, a Chicago native and a Bears fan, counts among his all-time favorites: Chicago topped Detroit, 3-0, in one of the greatest games he's ever witnessed. Night Train Lane and LeBeau manned the corners for Detroit. Second-year tight end phenomenen Mike Ditka was the big weapon lined up opposite them, while the Bears defense was led by future Hall of Famer Bill George, the original middle linebacker in Chicago's long line of legends at the position. The story behind the 1962 finale at Wrigley Field is pretty cool: Future Hall of Fame head coach Don Shula was the defensive coordinator in Detroit. Future Hall of Fame head coach George Allen was the defensive coordinator in Chicago. As the season wound to a close, word leaked out that the Colts would can Weeb Ewbank after a disappointing 7-7 season. Shula and Allen were the hot young assistants of their day and were considered the leading candidates to replace Ewbank in Baltimore. So the Lions-Bears finale was considered something of an audition for the job. The defensive whizzes put their best games forward and it was a bloodbath: the Bears won 3-0 on a fourth-quarter field goal in a battle that featured 10 turnovers. Though Allen won, Shula got the Colts gig after fielding a defense in Detroit that surrendered just 177 points all season. �Shula was probably a little better prepared for the job at that point,� said Troup. LeBeau must have had similar feelings this year, in a season in which the Pittsburgh defense, win or lose, has carried the load throughout the season. He might have similar feelings on Sunday, in a game that has all the earmarks of a defensive bloodbath like the one he played in 46 years ago. He should feel right at home, said Troup. www.coldhardfootballfacts.com/
The memorials below are for students of London High School that have passed away.
- Class of 1975 Becky Mcbroom
- Thomas Daniels
- Tiffany Crawford
- Class of 1977 Keith Wilson
- Class of 1978 Kevin Jordon
- Class of 1993 Rebecca Williams
- Class of 1961 Deddie Leach
- Class of 2018 Katlynn Moody
- Class of 1979 Jose Silva
- Class of 1999 Jennifer Langley
- Class of 1946 Joanne Byrd
- Class of 1966 Linda Tooker
- Annette Chambers
- Class of 2006 Chas Stevens
- Class of 1992 Matthew Brann
- Class of 2009 Reggie Wilson
- Class of 2004 Randy Scurry
- Class of 1964 Nancy Hollis
- Class of 2016 Jonie Burris
- Class of 1980 Carrie Smith
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I guess it's time for yet another long-overdue "bootleg braggadocio," a post where I get to blab on about all of my recent bootleg acquisitions of platters (no "Cee-Dees") that I got and you don't, at which point I give a good "nyah nyah" considering how much I like to one up all of you readers out there! All kidding ass-side, here's a bunch of illicit vinyl offerings, both old and even recent, which I'm sure you and your significant other (at least if human) would want to know all about. So if Bill Shute can create the "Virtual Thrift Shop" then here be the "Virtual Outta The Way Record Shop" with alla them cutout, import and bootleg bins just begging for you to romp through 'em in a bold attempt for you to determine how you're gonna spend that $2.85 in your pocket!
Whatever, since I never heard this particular gig before I really cherished listening to it, even with the lousy sound quality, truncated "I Put a Spell on You" and abysmal glitch the ends side two that any normal bootlegger woulda neatly edited! Even with the obvious (and oblivious) errors the Five shine through, and if you can forget the ripoffisms involved this 'un does make for a must have. Especially with that never before released song on side one (title escapes me, but I'm sure I heard it before!) that reminds me of just what this band had to offer before official career moves and back stabbing got in the way of stardom (translation: BUSINESS AS USUAL!).
If your tastes tend to lean more towards FILLMORE EAST than JUST ANOTHER BAND FROM LA (which I thought was perhaps a bit too overwrought with "Billy the Mountain" and all that satirical googly moogly) you'll probably enjoy this more'n even I did! Loads of familiar toonz, some interesting re-makes of old Mothers standbys, and the instrumental track of "Dog Breath" plus alternate version "My Guitar" (along with "Lightning Rod Man" which ain't even the Mothers!) pad the thing out in typical sneaky bootleg fashion. Of course I love it.
But I've been under the spell of reading too many BACK DOOR MANs and DENIM DELINQUENTs as of late, so I figured why not splurge on a copy of this popular Aerosmith boot which I guess captured the band at their mid-seventies height before the heroin did a pretty good job makin' 'em sound even more ragged than Johnny Thunders on a lost weekend (see LIVE BOOTLEG for more information). And hey, I gotta admit that LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL is rather good, if only for capturing what this group could have done live in the mid-seventies when they were rocketing their way up into the hard rock stratosphere and their nervous systems weren't quite shot yet. Sound on this Korneyfone release is surprisingly good if kinda audience distorto at times, and the performance is straightforward 'stead of phoned in as I'm sure it was within a few years of megastardom. I can't say that I like it a whole heap, but after hearing some of the atrocities committed in the name of heavy metal since those days Steve Tyler and company might as well be the Dolls for all I care!
***If you told me a good three decades back that I'd even think of buying a Grateful Dead bootleg (let alone one of their reg'lar album) I probably would have called you a fan of the SS record label. So yeah, I do find it surprising that I have actually picked up a few Dead boots o'er the years, even though they're mostly items that consist of the group's early trackage recorded at a time when even the more "eclectic" of rock fans (y'know, the ones who discovered it only after the Beatles made it respectable) knew that "Louie Louie" was a boss number giving all of the pseudo-intellectual reasons for believing so. This recently-obtained double platter (on the "Bewitching Music" label) entitled FRESHLY DEAD IN LA & SF fits into my typical Dead bootleg buying patterns as it it mostly contains the early version of the band just before the bad acid got to their brains and the "spokesmen for a generation" tag they were forever saddled with was but a few years off. Don't let the snaps of the early-seventies Dead on the cover deter you...this is the mid-sixties Dead recorded long before they started believing in all of their press releases!
Quality's mostly good (unless you count the numerous chopped off inna middle numbers as well as primitive splices) and I really can't complain about the performance especially when Pig Pen's organ is cranking out those great patented mid-sixties garage band chords that must've seemed like an embarrassment only a few years later. Even Jerry Garcia's leads don't sound as morbidly cosmic as they would after you took that swig from the bottle passed your way. Overall a good set from that magical year of 1966 which proved that even though the Dead couldn't play a really rockin' number even if you poured hot lead up their asses they really did have some "moments" as many a person used to say way back inna seventies.
A few obviously later-on numbers show up proving just how much into a rut the Dead had gotten into by the time the late-sixties approached, and for some not-so-surprising reason a great portion of side four is taken up by various Jorma Kaukonen solo acoustic tracks done up live, in case you're interested in continuing the acid experience after the Dead material has been exhausted and there's still fifteen minutes of record to fill up.
Here's another one from the Silver Age of Rock Bootlegs (roughly 1978 until 1989---talkin' about the days when these things began comin' out in high-quality sleeves with a sound and style that gave the legit product a run for the teenage money), a double set of BBC session material recorded by none other than those psychedelic fruitcakes themselves Pink Floyd. If you're looking for a vinyl set featuring the post-Barrett/pre-megastardom Floyd this one is just what the Doc Rock ordered, and besides that the sound (and perhaps even performance!) is so hot that it puts the legit material to shame!
I kinda get the feeling that someone snuck into the BBC vaults and lifted the tapes, that's how good this one sounds. And although the post-Barrett version of the group slowly lost its energy and ideas to the point where everyone in the act (as well as their fans) were "comfortably numb," I must admit that I don't find the Gilmour-helmed act as nauseating as they could have gotten. Sure you deserve a special medal for being able to sit through "Echoes" without crying for mama, but I will admit that I found the "Atom Heart Mother" suite kinda interesting even though people like myself aren't supposed to "like" it...sheesh, I'm starting to sound like Jymn Parrett in the pages of DENIM DELINQUENT when he kept apologizing for saying how much he enjoyed not only DARK SIDE OF THE MOON but a bootleg taken from the Floyd tour as well! No need to apoligize Jymn...the only thing you do need to apologize for is not keeping your website up to date with fresh reviews, pix and rock 'n roll energy! C'mon Jymn...write something hot and write it NOW!!!
***If I had to list the top forty bootleg albums of all time, the Velvet Underground's SWEET SISTER RAY would definitely be up there on the list. In fact if I hadda list the top ten bootlegs of all time SSR would definitely be up there amid the likes of METALLIC KO and other definite must-have worthies in both your and my collections. Come to think of it, if I hadda list thee ultimate bootleg album of all time this 'un just might make the #1 spot because hey, it is like, that essential.
Sure SWEET SISTER RAY's been booted and rebooted for ages with nary a legit release in sight, but it's sure nice seeing that double-platter set available on vinyl again. And for those who are keeping score one album being issued in solid black and the other in see-through red. 's gotta new cover too, and although that excuse ain't exactly something that's gonna make you run out and plunk down some of your hard-begged the fact that you don't have to wear down your now-valuable original just might. And frankly, I think this take sounds better, perhaps being mastered from original tapes or at the hands of some studio whiz who can take monochromatic-sounding music and beef it up with all of the vim and vigor it takes turning your standard flatzy runaway sixteen-year-old into the top-notch exotic dancer now wowin' 'em on the sleazier side of town.
Of course the entire 1968 "Sweet Sister Ray" appears spread out on two sides, and that's definitely a wowzer in itself especially by the time side two hits and Lou Reed and company are doing things with their guitars the krauts could have only dreamed of. Platter two features two rather powerful versions of Doug Yule-period "Sister Ray," one being the take recorded direct off Reed's amp at the Boston Tea Party where enough atonal guitar screech is given off to give Les Rallizes Denudes a run for the money! If you remember Lou Reed's interview for the LA FREE PRESS where he talked about all of the takes and versions of "Sister Ray" from "Sweet Sister Ray" to "Sweet Rock 'n Roll" and "Sister Ray Part Two" and how it would tale a good day or so to perform it all, with the interviewer suggesting that maybe they should release a limited edition set just for us manic fans, consider this a down payment. And now that Reed is kaput and not standing in the way of the flood of classic Velvets recordings we all need asap perhaps the day we finally get to hear all of those hidden gems is at hand
***And in closing, it seems as if a whole load of Can material is being made available as of late both legally and not, but since this is an article on bootlegs and I've covered the official material awhile back we'll concentrate of the illegal deal. Most of the ones like DAI DOKO E have been obtained via downloads and whatnot for awhile now, and although I thought that HORRORTRIP IN THE PAPERHOUSE (Blue Sea Records, Italy) was to have contained all-new gunch it turns out that it too is familiar material packaged up in a new sleeve. The FM broadcast from whence these track were taken has been floating around for years, but if you'd like to hear a particularly potent Can show during what many would consider their height look no further. Another offering entitled CAN YOU seemed more enticing since it promised never-before-heard-outside-the-studio trackage, and although a glance at the song credits revealed that the tracks pretty much came from the less-exciting (and sometimes downright dull) post-Damo Suzuki era group I must say I enjoyed it, even the more dance-oriented tracks where weren't as bad as some of that drek coming out of England around 1983. Not the first place I'd start if I were checking these guys out for the first time (I made that mistake by buying LIMITED EDITION when I shoulda picked up MONSTER MOVIE), but the cherry on top of the sundae or the nipple on top of the boob, whichever you prefer.


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|Portrait of a Carthusian
|by Petrus Christus
Metropolitan Museum of Art/New York
The most striking aspect of this cleaning/restoration as it is euphanistically called- is the obvious deletion of the halo around the monks head. With further investigation it becomes apparent that on the surface of the painted panel an arc was scored into the gesso as to recieve the application of the gold.After burnishing the gold would remain in the grooved area,creating the halo.In addition ,the proportion of the panel itself in a more vertical format facilitates the placement of the halo , allowing it added breathing room so as to enhance the placement of the portrait within the painted "window". With the halo now removed, most viewers would agree that there now appears to be excess space around the head. Beyond the issue of the halo, the other most notable inconsistency in the restoration would have to be the removal of the delicate tracery in the wings of a trompe loiel fly perched on the sill of the window near the bottom of the painting.
|Woman at the Virginal
|by Johannas Vermeer
National Gallery/London
In one of the most egregious examples of so called restoration is this vandalization of the once stunning painting by Johannes Vermeer.As anyone can see from this reproduction ,as did thousands when the painting was exhibited at the Vermmer show in New York last year,the woman has been turned into a green skinned mannekin by the hapless staff of the restoration department of the British National Gallery.The subtle soft penumbra of light that washes across the wall and envelopes the room as been utterly deleted.What is clearly illustrated by this example of restoration gone amuck is that if what the restorers say is true, cleaning a painting should result in an evenly distributed lifting off of the yellowed varnish so that all the gradations of tone throughout the painting should remain intact.In this case all the relationships of tone have been destroyed, witness the jumping out of the painted angel, the hard edge of the womans silhouette,the electric blue panted stripe on the chair cushion in the foreground,even areas of the wall further from the light source being brighter than the wall surface just adjacent to the window. Impossible!
|Man in a beret
|by Rembrandt van Rijn
Metropolitan Museum of Art/New York
This unfortunate yet at one time beautiful portrait by Rembrandt illustrates a most common occurance in restoration today- the clinical examination of paint /varnish layers in order to ascertain what was actually painted by the masters hand.In the case of this painting it was obviously "restored" by someone that disregarded the unity of the painting, perhaps confusing later in- painting or glazing by the master with another later hand.As was the case with Rembrandt and other artists past and present, a painting may remain in the studio for years before the artists finishes the work.In many cases the painting is continually evolving over the years as corrections are made and these are the pentimenti that restorers see when incompatible paint layers were applied.The solution is not to erase the pentimenti so as to "clean-up" the work(see Sistine chapel*), yet rather it is to research and consult with experts in the restoration field and more importantly with trained painters-classically trained individuals that understand the dynamics of drawing ,proportion,anatomy, and composition.Unfortunately many restorers are only products of an educational system that has given short shrift to the traditions of classical painting and sculpture,only to replace them with modernist "emotive" techniques -tools that are utterly unable to grasp such painterly skills as modeling form with paint as revealed by the phenomana of light and color.
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The federal government is proposing to set aside 670,000 acres on public land and divide them into 24 energy zones to speed up solar energy development, said Interior Secretary Ken Salazar Monday.
The move represented the first time the government is looking at dedicating land for solar energy projects, said Salazar at a press conference in Las Vegas.
The energy zones are located on land overseen by the federal Bureau of Land Management in six western states: California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah. The zones would be suitable for projects at 10 megawatts or larger, the interior department said. Maps of the zones, called Solar Energy Study Areas, will be published in the Federal Register on Tuesday (see the maps for Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada and Utah). Together, the zones could accommodate solar farms with a total of nearly 100 gigawatts in generation capacity.
"Today marks the beginning of a historic effort in which the United States of America finally captures the power of the sun to power the energy needs of America in our homes and businesses and create jobs for people in America," Salazar said.
Solar energy companies would be glad to see a more efficient permitting process. Many of them have complained that the current process is too slow and could take nearly two years to get approval (see Pros and Cons of Putting Solar Thermal Projects on Private Land). The permitting process also typically involves state and other local agencies, and that also could lengthen the review.
The BLM, for its part, has been largely understaffed to handle the rush of solar energy projects in recent years (see The Rush for Gigawatts In the Desert Explodes).
The BLM plans to carry out the environmental impact analyses of the 24 zones to see if they would be suitable for large-scale solar projects, and complete them by the end of 2010. The public will get a chance to comment before the final designation is made.
This effort would contribute to a larger and ongoing initiative by the BLM to create what's known as the Solar Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS). The BLM started working on the PEIS last year, and this broad environmental and economic impact analysis covers all of the six states mentioned above.
The PEIS would serve as the basis for evaluating each proposed solar energy project. The document would address key and more common environmental issues and save some of the time and money the BLM and each project developer would otherwise have to spend on analyzing every project. It should enable speedier negotiations over what a project developer must do to mitigate environmental impact.
The federal agency isn't stopping its project reviewing process while it carries out the environmental studies of the proposed energy zones and completes the PEIS. There already are 35 proposed solar projects within the 24 energy zones, Salazar said.
Overall, the BLM is handling 158 active solar energy applications that cover 1.8 million acres. The 158 projects would have a generation capacity of 97 gigawatts, which would be enough to power 29 million homes, the interior department said.
But the BLM hasn't issued the final permits for any of the solar projects. Projects proposed by BrightSource Energy in Oakland, Calif., and Stirling Energy Systems in Scottsdale, Ariz., are the farthest along securing permits. Salazar said 13 projects would be under construction by the end of 2010.
The BLM will continue to accept new applications for areas within and outside of the energy zones, but will base its review of the new applications on the PEIS.
The government selected the proposed 24 energy zones based on the areas' solar resources and proximity to roads and transmission lines, among other criteria. The department bypassed national parks and land used by the defense department, as well as "sensitive lands, wilderness and other high-conservation-value lands as well as lands with conflicting uses."
Creating these energy zones isn't likely to prevent opposition from environmental and community groups over the kind of solar energy projects that are under consideration.
Those projects typically cover hundreds of acres in the desert, and some require grading of the land and water for cooling and cleaning solar energy equipment. Water, of course, is a precious commodity in the desert.
There are 35 proposed solar projects within the 24 energy zones, Salazar said. Overall, the BLM is handling 158 active solar energy applications that cover 1.8 million acres. The 158 projects would have a generation capacity of 97 gigawatts, which would be enough to power 29 million homes, the interior department said.
The BLM plans to set up offices in Nevada, Arizona, California and Wyoming that would expedite the project evaluation process. The first office would be located in Las Vegas.
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Two Birmingham Muslim men remanded in custody for importing heroin worth £5 million
Left: The main heroin route to Britain.
The left, and other multicultural supporters, constantly deny that the majority of heroin brought into Britain, is done so by Muslims.
They say that accusing Muslims of flooding Britain's streets with heroin is racist.
Meanwhile many Birmingham Muslims are in prison for selling heroin to our teenagers.
As well as high profit, it also ruins the users life...and often the lives of the addicts whole family!
Another disaster of multiculturalism...heroin from Pakistan and Afghanistan, being sold to impressionable British youths.
The Birmingham Mail reports - A FATHER and son from Birmingham have been charged with importing Class A drugs after heroin worth more than £5 million was seized by the UK Border Agency.
The estimated 80kg of heroin is the biggest detection of the Class A drug in the UK this year.
It was discovered at the Port of Felixstowe in Suffolk after being shipped to the UK from Asia in a single container listed as being filled with chilli powder. Gulab Mohammed, 50, and Khalid Mohammed, 28, of Hugh Road, Small Heath, appeared at Telford Magistrates' Court on Monday and were remanded in custody to reappear at the same court next Tuesday. Three other men, also from Birmingham, were arrested and bailed until January 10.
None of them have been charged.
Brodie Clark, head of Border Force for the UK Border Agency, said: "This is a major seizure that reflects the robust controls we have in place at the UK border.
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Top 8 Best Rides at Universal Studios Hollywood
Anybody who loves the movies needs to schedule a stop at Universal Studios Hollywood during their trip to California to experience the best Universal Studios Hollywood rides. With attractions and experiences featuring both contemporary thrillers as well as nostalgic classics, you'll find something for everyone here.
The addition of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter has made this a must-do stop during your Southern California vacation.
Whether you're hoping to spend a few days at Universal Studios, or you're scheduling just one day here to break up your Disneyland trip, there are a few rides that you won't want to miss to ensure your stay is a memorable one.
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8 Best Rides at Universal Studios Hollywood
Let's dive into the top Universal Studios Hollywood rides! They have been ranked as the best rides at Universal Studios Hollywood..
1. Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour
Without a doubt, the famous Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour is consistently a favorite among visitors. This is one of the best rides at Universal Studios Hollywood. You'll board classic trams and explore the working backlot of a real movie studio. Visit sets from some of the most beloved movies of all time including Jaws, Psycho, and Back to the Future.
Since your tour will feature facts and sets from both contemporary and classic flicks, your whole family will enjoy it. Plus, you'll experience special effects like earthquakes and flash floods on your voyage. Narrated by Jimmy Fallon, the tour can last up to an hour and is inarguably the best way to tap into movie magic on your trip.
The Universal Studios Hollywood Tram Tour was actually the first experience offered when Universal Studios was just a regular movie studio. With the success of the tour experience, the theme park was built piece by piece on the existing studio lot.
2. Transformers: The Ride 3-D
Regardless of how you felt about the Transformer movies, the groundbreaking ride system created for this attraction makes for an experience unlike anything else . The ride uses a mixture of 3D media as well as flight simulation technology. With both impressive visuals and action, you'll be taken into the Transformers world so immersively that you may forget it's just a ride.
3. Jurassic World: The Ride
Everybody likes water flume rides, and this one is unlike any other you've experienced. Aboard a large boat, you'll travel through an immersive, animatronic version of Steven Spielberg's famous Jurassic Park. Just when you think it's going to be a pleasant, easy-going ride, things go awry, and the ride ends by barely escaping a ferocious T-Rex and plummeting down a heart-stopping 84 foot drop. You may want to consider bringing a rain poncho on this one.
4. Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey
Not only is this a fan-favorite in Hollywood Studios, but Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey was recognized nationally as one of the top attractions in the country. It provides an innovative, immersive experience from your very first step into the queue, which takes you through the halls of Hogwarts. The technology used to take you into the world of Harry Potter is completely unprecedented, and its unique combination of projections and real sets make this ride a do-not-miss. Overall the ride is considered the best ride at Universal Studios Hollywood.
5. Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem
Inspired by the Despicable Me animated movies, this attraction features all your favorite characters from the franchise and includes both a motion-simulator ride as well as an outdoor family play zone for kids. Not only is the ride immersive, it's also funny, and is a perfect option for families with kids who may be timid about some of the more intense, thrilling rides at Universal Studios Hollywood.
6. The Simpsons Ride
This entertaining simulator ride takes you through Krustyland amusement park. You'll spot many of your favorite characters and locations from the show. Those who are fans of The Simpsons, whose popularity has spanned almost two decades now, will definitely enjoy this family-friendly attraction. It will have you feeling exactly like you just took a step into your television set.
7. Revenge of the Mummy: The Ride
This dark ride/roller coaster hybrid is both exhilarating as well as entertaining. Reaching speeds of 45 MPH, travel through the Mummy's tomb and face fire, scarabs, and other adventurous danger. You'll even spend half of the ride going backwards. While thrilling, this attraction is still considered family-friendly, so your brave children will also enjoy the experience.
8. The Walking Dead Ride
The Walking Dead haunted maze was so popular at the Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights events that they decided to bring it out year round. This ride is an abridged version of the popular Horror Nights maze. With live scare actors and gruesome scenes, this top Universal Studios Hollywood ride is not for the faint of heart. I just barely survived my own trip through this haunted maze. This is not the most family friendly Universal Studios Hollywood ride.
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I've read many quotes that sum up the concept: "Give away what you want!" For instance, if you want love in your life, be loving toward others. If you want money, give it away to others and so forth. In the pursuit of my dream, I have noticed just how much I have been on the front burner of my own awareness. It's all about "What I need to do." "How am I going to make it?" "I feel so frustrated with this or that!" Honestly, I am getting sick of being so over concerned with myself! Sheesh! Don't get me wrong, I have spent time doing this blog to grow personally, encourage others and myself but to also discover new things. As I sit here, in a position in life where I feel close to a breakthrough yet still report to a cubicle on a daily basis I feel the need to give back to the world something positive and beautiful that I haven't been able to do through my artistic endeavors to the capacity that I would like. Maybe instead of up and quitting my job and going to build homes in Ghana (which would be really cool to do (*note to self). Maybe I can start giving right where I am! Maybe volunteering at a local homeless shelter or somewhere I am needed can remove the burden of narcissism. I use the term "burden" to describe narcissism because life is about achieving balance. If you are too focused outwardly you will wither away, just as if you are too focused inwardly you will likely go a bit crazy from the pressure.
I read an article on the benefits of giving and it is much more scientifically sound than we might anticipate:
It May Lower Your Blood Pressure– It also fosters a sense of social support and connection.
It Can Help Reduce Stress– Science has discovered that "stingy" behavior increases stress.
It Can Help You Live Longer– Studies have shown that people who do not serve others had a 30% higher risk of dying if they have had a stressful life event.
It Can Boost Your Mood– Giving to others can actually activate pleasure-related centers in your brain.
Now, it may sound sort of selfish to even address the personal benefits of giving. Because you might think well, "Isn't the point of giving to simply help others?" While that is true on some levels I think there is more to it. It reminds me of an episode of Friends (yes, I am a proud Friends fan!) where Phoebe and Joey were trying to find an "unselfish good deed." Phoebe even let a bee sting her thinking it made the "bee look strong in front of his bee friends" (yeah, I was serious bout that Friends fan thing) until she found out that the bee likely died from the sting.
Basically, at the end of the episode, we were left with the realization that there are no unselfish good deeds because doing for others does something GREAT for you!
Some Universal Laws come to mind:
The Law of Divine Oneness-Everything is connected to everything else. In short, if that person feels good…so will you!
Law of Action– We can't just think about a thing…we must execute it. The action of reading to a young child or passing out bag lunches to those in need is much more effective than just the thought of it.
Law of Relativity– It's about perspective. Reminds me that my current life situation could be worse. That might sound harsh but sometimes we must be reminded of how blessed we are…as is!
Be Aware: Giving away your time in service to others is a fulfilling experience when your intent is pure. As I mentioned, I have spent many times in conversations with friends as a means to escape my own issues (see "Distractions! Distractions! DISTRACTIONS!!!" post) but I did that with the intention of avoiding my responsibilities. There can also be underlying reasons that side close with manipulation (sort of "I'll scratch your back, but you better scratch mine" type of thing). That thought process is not what I am referring to in this post. The "Give it Away" concept that I am referring to is doing something to make someone else happy (for the sake of making them happy). Just doing what you know in your heart should be done even if you don't get a thank you. That kind of giving might just be the most beautifully selfish thing in the world!
"For it is in giving that we receive."- Francis of Assisi
Our Tasks:
Get out of my comfort or "un"comfort zone and give to someONE (stranger or friend) or someTHING (an organization) from my heart. Whether they even know it was from me or not (mysterious blessings are pretty cool).
Remember that we are all connected. There's not much difference between me and the person I pass on the street whether they are donned in the latest fashions or are living in front of an office building.
Remember that, if I don't like the way my cards are dealt…I could always have a worse hand.


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Our gorgeous sterling silver pendants are the perfect way to capture the paw print of the furry member your family and keep them close to your heart.
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Our sterling silver jewellery is made using your pet's actual paw print and has their name stamped on the back too!
Each charm is lovingly handcrafted in sterling silver and hung on a sterling silver charm bracelet of your choice. They are simply . . . charming!
Wear your heart on your sleeve with a pair of sterling silver cufflinks stamped with your four-legged friend's paw print… so they are always by your side!
Other Prints We Can Use
We can use prints taken in plaster to make your jewellery. Or prints in sand, snow or a clear photo.
Imagine . . . a sterling silver keyring stamped with your pet's unique paw print and their name. What a special way to treasure those good times with your beloved pet.
Handcrafted For You
Once we have our pet's paw print, we create a miniature stamp and cast the print in silver. Each piece is crafted entirely by hand with your pet's paw on the from and their name on the back.
Purr & Wag Blog
Welcome to Purr & Wag (PAW), a blog all about the highs and lows, pleasures and pitfalls of life with family pets.


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Police Scotland is appealing for information following a bogus caller incident that happened in the Macmerry area of East Lothian on Wednesday (12th February).
Around 5pm, two men called at an address of an elderly resident in Whiteloch Road, where they attempted to sell items of clothing and persuaded the occupant to let them into the house.
Once they had left, the occupant discovered that locked areas had been forced open, but nothing was stolen.
The first man is described as white, around 50 years old, overweight, 5ft 7in tall, with a beard or heavy stubble and a local accent. He was wearing a blue jacket, blue trousers, black shoes and carrying a white holdall containing sports and casual clothing.
The second man is described as black, aged about 16 years old, about 5ft 11in tall, slim build, wearing a black hooded jacket, grey trousers, black shoes and with a local accent.
Police Sergeant Derek MacDonald from Police Scotland said:
This was a callous attempt to steal from the elderly victim and anyone who recognises the description of the suspects or who has received a similar approach at their own home in the last few days, is urged to contact police on 101.


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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Tasty Related Not Beauty Related Series
Hey Guys!
In the past, I've posted a few edible pieces and now, I've decided to turn them into a series.
This is a condensed milk flavored yogurt drink from the brand Morinaga. I'm always curious to try things, so I gave this drink a shot.
It didn't taste bad, but it tasted more like a mango lassi than condensed milk. Would I buy this again...no, but now I can check it off my "things to try from the conveni list" :)
Looking gorgeous one lipstick at a time
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Personology is a field of study which relies on physiology and facial features to analyze and predict character traits and behavior. It was developed in the 1930s by Edward Vincent Jones, a Los Angeles Circuit Court judge, who took notes on the behavioral patterns of those who appeared in his courtroom, and eventually surmised that he could predict people's behavior by observing their facial features and other physical attributes.
Fascinated by his discovery, Jones abandoned his judicial career to begin researching subjects and is said to have compiled a list of 200 distinct facial features. After Jones performed a cold reading on the wife of Robert L. Whiteside, a newspaper editor, Whiteside became an ardent supporter of personology, and is claimed to have proved personology's validity in an experiment that used 1,068 subjects and found the accuracy to be better than 90%.
Whiteside and other personologists used scientific methodology to validate personological traits during three different times over the course of 20 years in the latter portion of the 20th century. Examples of supposed personology correlations include:
- Wide jaw: authoritative in speech and action; linked to high testosterone levels, affecting both bone development and personality in both males and females
- Square chin: can be combative; also linked to high testosterone levels in males and females
- Narrow jaw or chin: tends to be passive; linked to low testosterone levels in males and females, nurturing behavior in females, affecting both bone development and personality in males and females
- Coarse hair: less sensitive
- Fine hair: extremely sensitive
- Curly, frizzy, wild hair: 'mad scientist' stereotype; thinks outside or ahead of the norm
The Personology Research & Development Center in the U.S. claims that personology can aid in customer relations, hiring and personal development, and can be beneficial in areas such as career counseling, conflict resolution, marriage partner compatibility, and stress management.


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Snowball Amberarms
Location: Zoshi Birthday - Game Menu
Price: 15,000 Gold
Sellback: 3,750 Gold
Rarity: Rare Rarity
Description: Keep this pet becauseit because it will soon unlock a shop or quest from Zoshi… just for you!
- Starts Snowball Amberarms' Quest when clicked on. (Only available to pet owner)
- This item was changed from Zoshi Birthday Gift on February 9th, 2014.
Thanks to sasukesnake07.


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Each month, LP and I meet for brunch at Esselon Coffee in Hadley, Massachusetts in order to "collect data" in our quest to find our favorite tea on their extensive tea menu. After years of saying to each other, "Which one is the tea I love?" (to which the other responded, "I dunno. Which tea do I love?") we finally decided to ferret out our prize once and for all by taste-testing all the teas. Therefore, LP and I can be found at Esselon one early-afternoon each month engaging in thoroughly highly scientific, thoroughly ridiculously subjective research.
The Mildly Linear Rating System (from worst to best):
Must Flee---Sorry---Oh Gee---Good Tea---Glee---(subcategories: Glee-Teehee and Glee-Jamboree)---Yippee!
Organic Jasmine Dragon Phoenix Pearls (green): Rating - Glee-Jamboree (both)
This tea had us at its name. LP says you have to hear this and then say the name. I know, right? You can just picture a hot scene between Jasmine Dragon and Phoenix Pearls. Bow chicka bow wow. It gets better. Here's the description from the Esselon website: "Each pearl is made by hand rolling two leaves and a bud, and when the tea is steeped in hot water the pearls unravel."
Oh, yeah, we ordered that tea. Who doesn't love a hot cup of sex, drugs and rock n' roll?
The nose of the tea was quite wonderfully perfumy. Upon sipping, LP proclaimed the Jasmine Dragon Phoenix Pearl was "like a piece of gum. Sweet." She was propelled into a memory lane of gums of her childhood as she tried to recall the name of the gum the tea provoked. Then she had some sort of gum seizure and kept saying, "Fruity fruit fruit fruit….fruity fruit fruit…Fruit Stripe gum!"
I don't know what the h-e-double-hockeysticks she was talking about with the whole fruity Fruit Stripe gum episode. I found the tea delightful with a pleasant astringent quality. To top things off, whoever Phoenix Pearl is, she must be a real firecracker because that green tea gave me a jump-back-kiss-your-mama caffeine buzz. I was vibrating on high for hours.
Ti Kwan Yin – Iron Goddess of Mercy (oolong) - Rating: Glee-Teehee (both)
While Miss Jasmine Dragon Phoenix Pearl got us thoroughly titillated, we were ripe for Ti Kwan Yin's moniker "Iron Goddess of Mercy." Plus it's an oolong. (That's what she said.) LP goes for the size queen/dominatrix thing a bit anyway, so there was no stopping her once she laid eyes on that tea.
Ti Kwan Yin starts with a comforting aroma, a nice grassy smell, with a taste that includes a lot of dimension as it seemed to broaden in your mouth. We both found it to be a solid tea. "Like a heavy chair," said LP. "You know what I mean…a chair you really…sit…in…you can't fall over, not that I fall over…" This description was accompanied by wild gesticulations that made me fear she really would flip back in her chair at any minute. Between the XXX tea and the Iron Maiden here, we really were quite stimulated by our teas during this visit to Esselon. A thoroughly invigorating afternoon delight.
[The following are teas we have taste-testing in the past:]
Monkey Picked Ti Kwan Yin: Rating – Good Tea (both of us)
Onto the tea. When ordering the Monkey Picked Ti Kwan Yin, LP asked for "Tae Kwan Do." This joke seemed to be lobbed to an unreceptive player as the woman behind the register simply ignored our childish shoving and giggling. Hmph. Spoiler alert: Monkey Picked tea is no longer picked by monkeys. This was a great disappointment to me, as I love monkeys (though would not want to see them enslaved by evil tea farmers, so perhaps it's for the best.) According to the Esselon website, this tea is "plucked from cliffsides typically 5000 feet or higher, is a very light roast. Ti Kwan Yin and has a bright, lemony, soft flavor."
The initial sniffing of the tea lead to a conclusion by LP of "spinach…wet spinach." Upon further olfactory inspection I decided it smelled distinctly of another greenery, one which its medical uses are currently in legal dispute in California. "Liquid Mary Jane" was my final assessment, and I don't mean that in a bad way. Upon tasting, LP thought she could taste the lemony flavor, but I am certain that was purely a placebo effect brought on by reading the description of the tea.
LP really embraced her role of tea connoisseur this month in a way that I might suggest is a wee bit cocksure. (Excuse my French.) You see, she threw around a great deal of fake tea tasting verbiage and even insisted she knew the correct way to pour tea (in a consistent, counter-clockwise manner…though I think I owe her an apology for scalding her fingers when I tried to replicate her style.) LP even felt that chewing on a leaf would be the next reasonable step in our process, which she promptly did before I could stop her (I was laughing too hard to make a proper attempt, I must confess.) But I think LP learned her lesson about the leaf tasting, impressively without losing a speck of her pseudo-connoisseurship, as she quickly spit out the leaf, pronouncing the nibble "a bitter backlash like a bad break up." It was the alliteration that convinced me that LP needs to be taken down a leaf or two.
Bao Zhong – Pouchong: Rating – Sorry (LP), Good Tea (Pam, referring to heavily steeped cups)
Although we loves us our Esselon workers, they dropped the brewing ball on our Bao Zhong (pronounce "bao jong" for the record.) This tea requires a long brew time, which it did not get, and so our initial experience of it was quite negative. I thought it smelled like wet dog. LP set me straight however, "Honey, that smells like dirty sink water." I don't know what dirty sink water is, and I don't ever want to know. LP continued, "You know what that smell is, if you wet a dirty sock and you run out-" I interrupted her rant. I didn't want to know where she was going with the wet dirty sock on the run metaphor.
According to the Esselon tea guide, "Bao Zhong is considered its own class of tea, as it is the least oxidized oolong, exhibiting characteristics of both oolong and green tea. A very bright tea, vibrant in color, aroma, and flavor. Grassy, with notes of lemon, lilac, and melon. The first steeping can be overpowering in its brightness but each successive steeping mellows and softens the flavor."
We found it to be none of these things, unless, as LP said, "brightness means an empty, wet sock." LP sighed upon further testing of the first cup of Bao Zhong and said (in her best Humphrey Bogart voice), "That's not it, kid. You want me to buy you another pot of tea?" I graciously declined, touched by her courteous gallantry. LP sighed deeply, and said in a serious manner, "This is the tea critic's life…" I nearly peed my pants laughing at her profound resignation.
And indeed there was a dampening of pants when I mistakenly spilled my first pouring of Bao Zhong. At first, we wondered if the evil Pouchong spirits were cursing us for dissing their brew. But then it became apparent that perhaps the spill was angel-sent. For the second cup of Bao Zhong tea, which had benefited from a long steepage, was a whole other…well, I guess I could say, a whole other cup of tea. As LP testified, "You went from sock to tea. And that's a good leap." Indeed!
I really did enjoy the well-brewed cups of Bao Zhong, finally settling on my "Good Tea" rating. LP couldn't seem to get past her initial impression ("Brightness? It's dim like a light bulb!"), which took her from her Monkey Picked alliteration to Bao Zhong assonance as she concluded, "The tea, the B.Z., is a sorry." We agreed to disagree, or as LP said, "T.E.H.O." (pronounced tea-ho), meaning "to each her own." I think she was just calling me a 'ho though, which I won't even attempt to debate. In the end, we ended the friendly disagreement by quoting "Ally McBeal" with a simple "Bygones." We invite you to take a well-brewed taste of this tea and share your own opinions with us. (Especially if you agree with me.)
Ceylon White:
Rating – Sorry (from both of us)
For details, see below.
Yin Zhen Silver Needle (white tea): Rating – Sorry (both)
Esselon only has two white teas, so we decided to test them both at our first trial. According to www.whiteteaguide.com, white tea is the "mightiest of the teas." What makes it so dang mighty? "Simply put, white tea is the least processed form of tea, made of beautiful silver buds and select leaves which have been steamed and dried." LP and I are suckers for works like "mightiest" and "beautiful silver buds," (sounds like a girl you'd want to meet, right?) so it was a no-brainer that we start with the white teas. When my tea arrived, I was momentarily flummoxed by my teapot, which refused to dispense my tea. I tipped and tipped, but the tea stubbornly remained in the pot. We were making such a ruckus the server came over to help. I may have accused her of providing me with a trick pot (Later LP said, "So what did you think, Pam, that you were being Punk'd by the servers at Esselon?!" Uh, could happen. Totally.) Somehow the server poured my tea into my cup with a humiliating amount of ease. This sent LP and I into a long bout of hysterical laughter. When we told our spouses this story, neither of them found any humor in it whatsoever.
Once we weren't at risk for spewing tea through our noses, we tested our white teas. I must confess, we were both disappointed. We found the teas too delicate, thin and subtle for our crude mouths.
Bai Hao White Tip Oolong: Rating – Glee (LP), Good Tea (Pam)
This is a fun tea to order but challenging to say without sounding culturally insensitive. I enjoyed its woody bouquet. It reminded me of the cedar A-frame cabin "Up North" (northern Michigan) we had when I was a kid. This tea had "a lot going on" and seemed delicately complex. A very enjoyable scent. According to the Esselon website, Bai Hao "is also 'tippy' meaning a high proportion of the tea is made up of tender white buds which give the tea a soft, delicate flavor." LP and I both like tender white buds though we prefer a more engaging and in-your-face brew. We don't know what the f* "tippy" means, and we're too old and ADD to really understand it at this point in the game.
Darjeeling 2nd Flush Oolong: Rating – Glee-Jamboree (both)
We rated this oolong as Glee-Jamboree because it was like a happy party in our mouths. (In a good way.) We both enjoyed the bouquet, which we described as "heady" (that was me) and "meaty" (that was LP.) The word "astringent" came to mind, which LP contends is a fancy-pants tea word for "bitter." Apparently, we both like astringent teas. LP called it "winey" (not whiney, which is what she called me.) My taste buds were not in tuned for subtleness at testing time (LP claims it's because I had wicked PMS), so I simply noted it as warm, comforting and ultimately pleasingly "tea-ish." LP delighted in the fullness and woodiness of this Darjeeling 2nd Flush, saying she could taste it "all the way down my mouth. It's like licking wood." I fully concur, my only caveat being that I felt like my teeth were wearing fur coats after drinking this tea. It's too bad the name of this tea makes me think of a stubborn poop in the toilet. Nonetheless, we would definitely order this tea again.
Pam and LP making comedy together
About your teatotalers:
LP is a married mother of two adorable doggies (one of whom is my nephew, the poodle.) LP grew up in the Upper West Side (Manhattan, duh) where she acquired many city smarts that fail to do her any good whatsoever in western Massachusetts. She no longer, however, thinks carrots grow on trees. To know LP is to love her, especially if you are a child, a small animal or me. She is funny, wise, and truthful. Also, when she was twelve, she was in a Movie of the Week ("The War Between the Tates"). LP is the best BFF in the world. We both agree that we couldn't love each other more than we do already, but we remain ever open to the possibility.
I am a married mother of two people who are taller than me. We are a homeschooling family. I like to teach. I like to write. I love to perform, especially comedy and super-especially improv comedy. LP and I have been performing improv comedy together for over seven years in our troupe The Ha-Ha's (formerly The Ha-Ha Sisterhood).


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This is part of a continuing series exploring ways that Solitary Pagans can connect not only with the Greater Pagan Community, but how we can connect with our local communities and bring our unique perspectives and beliefs into the fabric of those communities.
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Rug pad recommended to extend the life of rug, protect floors and minimize slipping
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Please note: Due to the handmade nature of this product there may be slight variations in the sizing and colour of each piece


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