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C Rockit Bar & Grill
3700 N Clark St at Waveland Ave
D Matsuya
3242 N Clark St between School St and Aldine Ave
E Vaughan's Pub
2917 N Sheffield Ave between George St and Oakdale Ave
F Cozy Noodles & Rice
3456 N Sheffield Ave at Cornelia Ave
G Chen's
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A Casey Moran's
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B Red Ivy
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C Bernie's Tap & Grill
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D Nisei Lounge
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E Cesars
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F Trace
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G Dark Horse Tap and Grille
3443 N Sheffield Ave between Newport and Cornelia Aves
H Murphy's Bleachers
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A "Inspiring Beauty: 50 Years of Ebony Fashion Fair."
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Here's the details on Minnesota youth hunting opportunities
Apply by Aug. 17 for October special youth deer hunts
Minnesota youth have until Friday, Aug. 17, to apply for 14 deer hunts in October, according to Mike Kurre, mentoring program coordinator for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
"Spend some one-on-one time and share your outdoor passion in some of Minnesota's finest deer hunting venues where you can target deer and a memorable experience with a youth hunter," Kurre said. "Youth deer hunts provide the much needed time away from a hectic lifestyle, and the quality time you need to connect a youth with an outdoors adventure."
Youth ages 12-15 may apply for one of 12 special firearms youth deer hunts at selected state parks and refuges. Youth ages 12-17 may apply for special archery youth deer hunts.
Participating in a youth deer hunt does not preclude the youth from participating in the regular firearms deer season, but any deer harvested do count against the youth's season bag limit.
A limited number of either-sex permits are available for the following hunts:
Youth must apply for the hunt of his or her choice, which can be done at any DNR license agent; the DNR License Center at 500 Lafayette Road in St. Paul, or online at
If the number of applications exceeds the number of permits, a lottery will be conducted. Youth may only apply for one archery hunt and one firearms hunt.
An adult parent or guardian must accompany the youth at all times while hunting, but only the youth may hunt. Youth and their mentor must attend a mandatory pre-hunt orientation session. Successful applicants also must meet all firearms safety requirements, purchase all appropriate licenses and follow hunting regulations.
For more information on these hunts and more, visit www.mndnr.gov/discover and click on the youth deer hunts.
Youth who want to experience waterfowl hunting for the first time can apply by Monday, Aug. 13, to be one 80 participants in this year's mentored youth waterfowl hunt on Saturday, Sept. 8, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said.
Hunts, which are open to youth ages 12-15 who have earned a firearms safety certificate, will be conducted at Hamden Slough near Detroit Lakes and the Morris Wildlife Production Area near Morris as well on private lands in the Prior Lake, Windom, Buffalo and Little Falls areas.
A parent or guardian must accompany the youth at all times during all orientation, education and field sessions that occur during the mandatory hunt orientation meeting on Friday, Sept. 7, and the Saturday hunt.
Youth and guardians are paired with experienced waterfowl mentors, who do more than take a youth and a guardian into the field for a Saturday morning hunt. Before venturing out, mentors will spend time Friday discussing the importance and necessity of habitat as well as explain and demonstrate waterfowl hunting safety, techniques and outdoor skills.
"Mentored hunts provide the basic know-how from an experienced waterfowl hunter so youth and their parent or guardian can venture out on their own in the future," said Mike Kurre, DNR mentoring program coordinator.
Partners, who provide mentors and areas to hunt, are Ducks Unlimited, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Delta Waterfowl, Midwest Extreme Outdoors, Russell Outdoors and the Minnesota Horse & Hunt Club.
If the number of applications exceeds the number of available spaces, participants will be selected via lottery. Applying for hunts farther from the Twin Cities increases the likelihood of being selected.
The mentored youth waterfowl hunt occurs on Youth Waterfowl Day, a specially designated day during which any adult can share their waterfowl hunting experiences by taking a youth 15 and younger waterfowl hunting. Only the youth may hunt.

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Can Britain really support a population of 70 million? Let us know and if you think it can't then please sign this government e-petition. http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/19658 posted on: 2011-11-07 15:22:40
I am constantly trying to reset all my preferences to No in my interests and charities but it is refusing to save and just returns to maybe. Does this website even work?!posted by: Arthur Taylor on, 2013-04-09 14:15:03
Thank you I've signed it - of course the country can't support this many people, neither can the world support 7 billion. It's time the politicians dealt with this issue otherwise we will kill our host planet within the next twenty years.posted by: Gillian Rochelle on, 2011-11-07 15:27:04


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Crisis averted: Washington avoids fiscal cliff, Texas lawmakers disappointed in results
By Marthe Stinton,
Published: Thursday, January 10, 2013 11:35 AM CST
The fiscal cliff has been avoided thanks to a Robin Hood plan that targets the more affluent and weakens the blow on the middle and lower classes. But Texas lawmakers aren't singing praises just yet, as Republicans across the state are folding their arms in disgust.
The newly signed tax plan, TheĀAmerican Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, is being billed as a bipartisan agreement - the first in 20 years - that keeps taxes low for the middle class while allowing the economy to grow.
According to
, millionaires and billionaires will "pay their fair share" to reduce the deficit through permanent tax rate increases and reduced tax benefits. The agreement ensures that the country can continue to make investments in education, clean energy, and manufacturing that create jobs while strengthening the middle class.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott sent a statement Wednesday claiming Congress passed the problem on to future generations.
"Washington leaders side-stepped the opportunity -- the obligation -- to reduce spending, keep taxes low, and create an environment where the economy can grow. They should have employed the Texas model of limited government, lower taxes and a fair and predictable regulatory climate," the statement read.
"Unfortunately, the deal cut [last] week in Washington keeps America on the wrong path."
Abbott said deal will increase the deficit by $4 trillion over the next decade.
"At some point, the spending spree in Washington must end and the longer we wait to address our nation's debt crisis the more painful the consequences will be," he said. "The irresponsible spending in Washington will surely impact Texas - and it won't be pretty."
Rep. Michael Burgess (R-Lewisville), echoed Abbott's concerns in a video released shortly after the signing of the deal, adding that he remains worried for the country's future and will not let down his "commitment to change the federal government's out-of-control spending habits."
"Some good news, the legislation that did pass will offer permanent tax relief for most Americans," he said. "That part of the bill was easy to support. The problem is, there is new spending, a lot of new spending, in the bill - and we are currently over $16 trillion in debt. If we continue on President Obama's current trajectory, the projected debt at the end of his second presidential term will be over $22 trillion. This is reckless."
U.S. Rep. Sam Johnson, (R-Plano) said he voted against a "bad bill that raises taxes on families and small businesses."
"I never have, and never will, support legislation that digs deeper into the pockets of hard-working taxpayers of the 3rd District to foot the bill for Washington's spending," he said in a statement. "The president must work with Congress to address the real problem hurting our economy - spending.Ā Americans want, need and deserve better protection of their taxpayer dollars."
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX), who voted for the act, said he did so because it prevents a giant increase on the majority of Texans as well as Americans.
"Nonetheless, I am dismayed at the lack of seriousness by the president on dealing with the core issues of our fiscal problems," he said in a statement. "Our spending is unsustainable and it is high time the president and his party engage in meaningful dialogue to get this county's spending under control."
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Antique Dresser
Completed a paint project over the weekend, and boy do I love it! My mom got this oh-so-cute antique dresser from an auction. I loved the hardware and the color wasn't terrible, but I wanted to tone it down a bit.
I wasn't too sure the color I wanted to paint the dresser, so when I get "painters block", I let the hardware decide for me...so off I went to Hobby Lobby. Out of dozens and dozens of knobs, these are the ones that grabbed my attention. Seriously, how cute! I love the crackle blue/grey look. I also knew I had paint at home that was almost exactly this color, so I saved money there. WIN WIN
Time to get started! Here are my tools for this project...
After sanding everything and using some tack cloth, I painted the entire piece. Then I finished up with a wood stain and added my adorable new knobs!
I love how it looks under my DIY photo frame, but I'm not going to get attached because this dresser is for sale (find it in the Rustic Store for more info)!
I kept the metal plates from the old knobs, they matched the new ones perfectly and it adds WAY more charm to the whole piece.
I really enjoyed transforming this dresser : ) If your interested in bringing this into your home, check out my Rustic Store for more information!
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Sandy Holthaus was the site coordinator of Fare For All in Annandale for many years, but was no longer able to continue. Fare For All closed in September 2012. After much thought, Pam and Charlie Lamb decided they needed to bring Fare For All back in the Annandale community.
The next Fare For All food distribution will be from 9:30 to
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Fare For All is held on Saturday each month at Annandale City Hall from 9:30 to 11 a.m. May 25,
June 22, July 27, Aug. 24, Sept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16, and Dec. 14.
The North Star Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club is holding its 12th Annual Studebaker Day at Pioneer Park. You will be able to view these fine classic cars from
1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 18. You're invited to come out and see these vintage vehicles that were labeled in their day as "ahead of their time."
You will see Studebakers from pre-war through the mid 60's. The Studebaker Company was first incorporated in 1852 in South Bend, Ind., and in time became the largest wagon manufacturer in the world. In 1902, they began selling electric runabouts and trucks. Interesting isn't it, we make a big issue today of electric cars;
1904 was their first year to sell gasoline powered vehicles, which they continued to sell globally until December of 1966. The South Bend production plant closed in 1964, and automobile production continued in Hamilton, Ont., Canada, until 1966.
Wild edible plants will be the focus of a program at Lake Maria State Park beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18, at the park's nature center. Registration is required by calling the park at (763) 878-2325.
Dr. Steve Saupe, professor and botanist at St. John's University and the College of St. Benedict, will be the featured speaker, covering such topics as identification and collection of wild edible plants, preparation of edible plants for consumption and preservation and restoration of habitat. His presentation will be followed by a short hike.
Minnesota Dance Ensemble will hold auditions for their 2013-2014 season at 12-3 p.m., May 19, and Aug. 11, at the Paramount Theatre, 913 W. St. Germain Street, St. Cloud, MN 56301.
Open to dancers ages 18+, the Central Minnesota non-profit's mission is to provide opportunities for dancers in the disciplines of performance, education and advancement within the arts. The company is predominantly modern and jazz based, however dancers trained in various styles are welcome and encouraged to audition. Dancers are asked to prepare a two-minute solo, as well as a dance résumé that includes training and performance experience. Those auditioning will also learn a phrase of choreography and interview with the directors.
Questions can be directed to Executive Director Kerri Golom-becki at Director@MinnesotaDance<br< a="">> Ensemble, or (320) 493-8840.
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The world-renowned musician Sting is in Istanbul once again as part of his Back To Bass Tour organised by BKM and GNL.
Following the success of Sting\'s 2011 – 2012 world tour, the Back to Bass tour returns to Europe. On November 26, 2012, Sting will perform at the Atakoy Athletizm Arena in Istanbul, joined by a 5-piece band including Dominic Miller (guitar), Vinnie Colaiuta (drums), David Sancious (keyboards), Peter Tickell (electric fiddle), and Jo Lawry (vocals).
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An Authentic Kentucky Tradition
For over 200 years, the saddle horse has lived in the hills and valleys of many parts of Kentucky. Bred primarily by the mountain people for the demanding needs of farm life, the horse which had been secluded for many years became noticed and domesticated in the late 1980s. Originally known in the 1800's in many parts of Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee as the "Kentucky Saddlin' Horse", for its smooth and quick ride around the plantations and settlements.


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By Momo
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About Me Parent Of Multiples (Twins etc), Working Parent
Comments about One Step Ahead Baby Bandstand Costume Skirt Set Md 2t-4t (26-39 Lbs.):
I ordered a 6m-12m size and will say it runs a little big. I can't wait for my daughter to wear it though. It is adorable and I love the black with white polka dot scarf it came with!
It looked cute
By Christine
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It was a cute costum and I was able to put leggins underneith it. Unfortunatly we live in the Northeast and Halloween was a bust again this year. It would be hard to clean thou because of the material. Size was good. I did the 2T-4T,considering my daughter is in 3T's at 19 months.
Adorable skirt, get the personalization.
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This little skirt was precious, the quality of the personalization was wonderful and it will make a lovely keepsake, but the skirt itself is not great quality. The velcro in the waist-band hooks on the fabric of the skirt and pulls it, the belt was starting to come detached from the skirt before she even wore it, and the velcro was not a good idea for such a broad size range. All that said, it looked really cute, and lasted through our 3 trick or treat wearings. I layered a black tutu under it to give it fullness. She was a hit on the trick or treat circuit. The scarf is terrible, rough fabric I didn't even try it.
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Absolutely not worth the price. I would have returned it if I didn't have it personalized. The embroidery is nice, but the rest of the materials are cheap for this price. And not being able to adjust the belt for an age range of 2 years is absurd. To add insult to injury, the scarf was NOT included but by the time I realized it, I was so upset that I had already thrown away the packing materials & contact info.
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Shop Local on Small Business Saturday
Just what is Small Business Saturday and why should you support it in your town?
Big name national retailers take the spotlight on Black Friday as their deep price cuts pull in shoppers in droves.
What about those mom-and-pop businesses all over your town and beyond that are the backbone of America's economy? Just when do they get their day?
That's basically the question that was asked back in 2010 when the concept of Small Business Saturday was born.
Small Business Saturday is "a day to celebrate and support small businesses and all they do for their communities," the U.S. Small Business Administration explains on its website.
American Express gets the credit for founding the shopping holiday, which got its official start on Nov. 27, 2010, according to the Small Business Saturday Facebook page. Celebrating its third year on Nov. 24, the event drew over 100 million people last year, according to the Small Business Saturday website.
Locally owned business across the country now take part in Small Business Saturday, offering their own deals to rival those offered the day before on Black Friday.
To find local retailers that take part in the promotion, just visit the Small Business Saturday website, click on "Find Out Where To Shop" in the menu at the top of the screen and type in your ZIP code.
What are your favorite small businesses? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!
3:03 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
Springfield does have some large retailers but none of them are located in what is considered the center of town. Bed Bath & Beyond is on Morris Turnpike, while Bob's Store and Sports Authority are on Rt. 22. There's a reason for that and its the traffic an area generates (meaning customers) and nothing anyone does will change that to include the approximately 3 block area of downtown Springfield; its a logistics issue.
4:06 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
I went small business shopping down Main St. Woodbridge but half of the storefronts were empty and for rent. Oh well, just another 4 more years...
6:15 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
Dumb idea shutting down Main Street to all traffic! That move cost the small businesses that were open from potential customers who park on Main St.
4:07 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
Sometimes "small & local" are online stores of folks who live nearby! www.beachwritingsnj.com
7:19 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
How can anyone have a small businesss against the national chains? Everyone loves these dallor stores popping up but you dont realize that they low ball their venders and have them stock their shelves and pay their staff next to nothing and rake in the cash!
10:02 pm on Saturday, November 24, 2012
@LogicSeeker, you are confusing Capitalism and Corporatism.
Joe Russo
8:24 am on Sunday, November 25, 2012
We had the nice Farmers Market in Lawrence. Much effort on the part of vendors, and it was well liked. Lot's of traffic on 206 Main St. but they had to shut down for lack of customers. They were forced to take down a small sign that helped people find the market-horrible!
Joe Russo
8:31 am on Sunday, November 25, 2012
For 2013, I'd like to see Town Council promote local business in Lawrence with a series of actions that would meet the needs of someone wanting to start a business. Something like a "Live Lawrence-Shop Lawrence". We take 1/2 dozen reasons why people may feel it's difficult to conduct business in Lawrence, and try to reduce or remove them. If Town Council is already doing this, perhaps we expand it under a new banner of "2013, New Year, New Opportunity". :)
Joe Russo
8:33 am on Sunday, November 25, 2012
OK, Sorry folks. I thought this was Lawrenceville Patch. Have a good day.
Teresita Bastides-Heron
10:20 pm on Sunday, November 25, 2012
This is Lawrwenceville Patch. I do not why we have people from other towns commenting on the Lawrenceville Patch!
10:15 am on Sunday, November 25, 2012
why is this 1st posted a day after the events happens?
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Primary Polycythemia
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- Sex: male (twice as likely to be affected as women)
- Age: over the age of 40 years old; only very rarely are individuals under the age of 40 diagnosed with primary polycythemia.
- Race: Caucasians
A history of:
- Abnormal or increased production of platelets in the blood
- Overall increase in the total number of red blood cells in the blood
- Blood clotting or thickening of the blood in the veins and major arteries
- Abnormal and heavy bleeding due to a cut or a nosebleed
- Intense and frequent bone pain and/or muscle pain
- Headaches, dizziness, or gastrointestinal symptoms
- Difficulty or labored breathing
- The color of the skin appears reddish
- Fatigue (a state of weariness following a period of mental or physical activity)
- Inability to concentrate
- Gout
- Deep vein thrombosis , heart attack , or stroke
- Intense itching after a warm or hot bath, shower, or any activity that requires soaking your skin in warm or hot water
- Complete blood count (CBC) test—to measure your hematocrit level (the proportion of red blood cells in the blood)
- Bone marrow biopsy (where a hollow-needle is inserted into your pelvic bone to remove a sample of your bone marrow cells)—to determine the rate at which the bone marrow is overproducing red blood cells. This test is also used to help determine what type of medication and other treatment options will slow the production of red blood cell in the bone marrow.
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Berk PD, Goldberg JD, Donovan PB, et al. Therapeutic recommendations in polycythemia vera based on Polycythemia Vera Study Group protocols. Semin Hematol . 1986;23:132-143.
Gilbert HS. Current management in polycythemia vera. Semin Hematol . 2001;38(1 Suppl 2):25-28.
Golden C. Polycythemia vera: a review. Clin J Oncol Nurs . 2003;7:553-556.
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1961 was the year that spawned the Berlin wall. Although Soviet tanks had already rolled into Berlin in 1953 on the behest of Walter Ulbricht, it was the construction of the "anti-fascist protection wall" that defined much of the forty years of East Germany's existence. The wall symbolized the oppressive nature of the German Democratic Republic (DDR). Over 100 people lost their lives attempting to cross the border and the legacy of German division can be felt to this day.
What I have always struggled to remind myself is that despite the nature of government oppression, people went about their normal lives during this period. Our own images of hell within a country that labels itself socialist are simply not reflected in the average person's life.
So, I was immediately drawn to a photo scrapbook I found for sale that chronicled a woman's life from 1960-1994 in the southeastern part of Germany; especially when I recognized some of the places as I poured through it. The album offers little information other than the name of the woman: "Eva". There are some dates, some addresses, but no real commentary like we find in the images we collect and tag today.
The photos are the simple, private moments of a couple who happened to live in socialist East Germany.
What struck me was the absence of anything stereotypically "East German". No parades, workers' councils, flags, etc. Only two photos held my attention due to their relevance to East German history. The first is a portrait of Eva's husband posing next to a railing. I realized quickly the railing was in front of the Brandenburg Gate, near the Berlin wall, where today you find the French and American Embassies. The photo does not have the Brandenburg Gate in the background, though it is off to his immediate right.
In another seemingly innocuous image from the same location, the Brandenburg gate is the focus. However, the camera was lowered to take the photo from a perspective that obscured any view of the Berlin wall one might see in the background. While I can't be sure of the intent, the staging off this photo is peculiar. There are not many "east side" photos of the gate from this era, as it was generally forbidden to photograph the wall in the DDR. The available Wikipedia photos (1, 2) of the gate from the east German side are blurred, but the wall is still visible.
The remaining photos are a catalogue of typical vacation photos; hiking, exploring historic cities, and simple personal portraits. The photos show East German history in a more human, quiet way that allows us a way to view history from a singularly personal perspective. You can click on the photos in the slide show to take you to an album where you can zoom in to see the photos in greater detail.
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He will fill the position held by County Manager Clinton Lester, who said he is leaving Wednesday, July 11.
"I am not retiring," Lester said, "just leaving. My wife Barbara and I want to spend more time together."
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He has no plans to change the direction set by Lester.
"It will be business as usual, especially during the transition period," he said.
Prior to accepting the post as assistant manager, Denton worked as an engineer for Floyd County. A graduate of Cedartown High School and Southern Tech, he attends Second Baptist Church in Cedartown.
Son of Mary and Jim Denton, Matt and wife Lisa and family reside in Cedartown.
After Denton accepted his position with Polk, Lester said Matt was among the highly qualified candidates who applied for the job.
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Lester became County Manager on October 10, 2007 when he was named to fill the position left vacant by the retirement of Wayne Johnson. Prior to that time, he held the manager's position before retiring in 2002 and moving to Asheville, NC. He later returned to Polk County.
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Hallucinogenic mushrooms contain psilcybin, psilocin, and baeocystin. Shrooms are incredible and nearly non-toxic too. By incredible I mean it can be the best experience of your life or the worst experience of your life depending on the mood at the time, setting, and who you are with. A good trip can be a learning expeience and lead to extremely thoughtful introspection. A bad trip is as bad as watching your whole family die in a car accident or you can end up being as paranoid as if you were being chased by a guy with a chainsaw in a maze. Seriously, it is incredible. Do not trip right after a bad experience or if you have alot of unpleasant thoughts going through your head at the time. Go into the trip optimistic and usually it will go good, though it is pretty unpredictable. Mild dose effects are colors seem alot more vibrant (blue seeming bluer, black seeming blacker), patterns seem more interesting and intricate, an undescrible feeling of an oncoming mental revelation, giddiness or anxiety. Higher dose effects include extreme laughter, uncontrollable racing thoughts, colors changing and a feeling that each and every color gives a certain tone to your inner most being (hard to explain unless you've tried them), distortions of all senses, hyper awareness of taste, smell, music (listen to your favorite band), pictures coming to life and everything becoming three dimensional, or may cause extreme paranoia and/or uncontrollable crying. Also, the beshroomed will have a tota... more...
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something that God put on this world to open up a mental gateway and help us better understand what the real purpose and meaning of life is, but is used by few due to the fact that the fuckin government makes it out to be a bad thing and therefore illegalized it adam and eve probably first discovered God after eating the shrooms he conveniently placed in the garden. what the fuck does that tell you??
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An enjoyable drug that makes things hilarious and makes people's faces do crazy things. Listen to Frank Zappa. When I did mushrooms, the corner of the room started to stretch into a point of infinity like taffy. Then we listened to Frank Zappa's version of Purple Haze and I laughed until I nearly pissed myself. My friends faces did weird things and I picked up this tortilla chip, looked at it, and said "swaddling clothes." Then we were smoking outside and my friend lunged at me from 10 feet away and burned me with a cigarette and broke his hand on a pickle jar. Then we played with the drum machine. That was my experience on mushrooms.
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A form of mushrooms that you eat or smoke, oh ya, they make you trip out like mad, and they make you at people in a whole different way. Me and my friends did shrooms for the first by chopping them up very finely and putting them in yougurt. Then we waited in my friedns basement until it kicked in, and when it did we were hitting eachother and going crazy on MSN. I broke my friends glasses by falling on them. Then we stared at the ceiling for 20 minutes watching it morph and change. Then my friedns brother came home and yelled at me to keep my voice down, and he wondered if we were on acid. He told us to go outside and explore, we did and it was amazing, everything was colourful and crazy, we found our way to the local pool, we went into the washroom and pee'd all over the walls. Next we went to the mall to get the great "WOW" feeling, i saw some guy and he look like a turtle. We traveled through the streets and took off our shoes, luckily one of my friends wasnt on shrooms so he made sure we didnt forget them, in the end we had walked about 6 km across the city.
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They are a type of hallucinogenic mushrooms. You can find Psilocybe and Panaeolus species. Shrooms can be either eaten or smoked but the effects are higher and come to you faster if you eat them. Most people say they aren't worth the money but you're first time is one hell of a trip. Once when I did shrooms I took a look into the mirror and my face looked like it was peeling off but none of my friends would take me to the hospital because they didn't believe me. Ain't that sum shit
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a very great drug. especially psilocybes. most people think they taste like shit, but i like the taste. they can be smoked, but i don't recommend it. the effects are MUCH stronger when you just eat th things. there's many types of mushrooms that make you trip, but aminitas(which are legal) and psilocybes are the most well known. careful with aminitas tho, they contain muscarine, which is poisonous if too much is taken. for some good info visit erowid.org or leda.lycaeum.org Megan: he has celtic knot eyes(refering to me)
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a great lil trip that cant be topped, and it really aint that harmful, so EAT up. Try watchin the movies Alice in Wonderland or Fantasia 2000, it nice


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NEW YORK (AP) — The basket was shaking and Tyson Chandler was screaming, definitely toward though maybe not at the voices he recognized near the Dallas bench.
His more important words came long before that dunk that helped the New York Knicks put away the Mavericks.
Chandler told his teammates at halftime not to let their perfect record get ruined, and they responded with a 104-94 victory Friday night to improve their best start in nearly two decades to 4-0.
"Tyson's always vocal. In the locker room he was very vocal, just about not letting this one slip away from us," said Carmelo Anthony, who led the Knicks with 31 points.
"We got up to play in that third quarter, second half, got up defensively, denied the passing lanes and we played our defense that we've been playing for the last week."
Reserve JR Smith added 22 points for the Knicks, the only unbeaten team in the NBA. They hadn't been perfect after four games since the 1993-94 team started 7-0 en route to the NBA Finals.
The Knicks averaged 104.7 points and allowed just 85.3 per game while routing Miami and sweeping a home-and-home series from Philadelphia to start the season, but didn't seize control of this one for good until nearly the midpoint of the fourth quarter.
O.J. Mayo scored 23 points for the Mavericks, who had their three-game winning streak snapped and lost to the Knicks for just the fourth time in the last 22 meetings.
Playing without injured starters Dirk Nowitzki and Shawn Marion, the Mavericks had shot 60 percent in consecutive games for the first time in franchise history and were averaging 116.3 points on 56.2 percent shooting during their win streak.
But they managed only two more field goals after Mayo's layup cut the Knicks' lead to 90-86 with 7:32 remaining. New York scored the next eight points, five from Anthony, to pull away. Continued...
"New York's a veteran team and if you give them more possessions and you give them possessions on catastrophic turnovers, they're going to convert them into points," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said. "They're a very good team. In my opinion they're one of the handful of teams that has a chance to come out of the East."
In the first meeting since Jason Kidd left Dallas to sign with New York, he played only 16 minutes as the Knicks went with Smith, who got hot in the third quarter while they opened an 84-78 lead.
Kidd seemed on the verge of returning to the Mavs in July before signing with the Knicks. Dallas owner Mark Cuban was angry, believing Kidd backed out of a deal, and said before the game he was done talking about the point guard.
With Kidd joining Chandler, the Knicks have two starters from the Mavs' 2011 NBA championship team, a club the aging Knicks mentioned often during the preseason as a team that showed older groups could win.
Chandler provided the game's first double-digit lead at 96-86 with a ferocious follow dunk and free throw after being fouled, screaming in the direction of the Dallas bench after the basket.
Chandler said he's disappointed the Mavs didn't re-sign him and others from the title team, never taking a shot at defending their crown. But he thinks the Knicks might be building something similar now.
"Definitely reminds me of the chemistry, personalities, personnel that we had," he said. "We were just really deep on that team. We hit teams with waves and teams couldn't really catch up with it, our first and second unit. It's the same thing here. We have great depth and that has to be our weapon."
New York finished with eight 3-pointers after making an NBA-record 43 in its first three games.
"They're playing hard and they're getting wins," said Mavericks forward Elton Brand, back after missing a game following the birth of a child. "4-0, that's a good start for any team."
Anthony scored 10 points in the first quarter as the Knicks took a 25-23 lead. Mayo opened the second with consecutive 3-pointers, and seven straight points by Vince Carter later in the period gave Dallas a 41-32 lead. The Mavericks were ahead 57-55 at the break. Continued...
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1 Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
Museums and art
Paseo del Prado 8 E - 28014 Madrid
Baron Thyssen, the heir to a fabulous collection of paintings, donated it to the Spanish State which then housed it in a neo-Classical palace renovated by Rafael Moneo. The collection is an opportunity to explore Western art from the late 12C to the ..
2 Museo del Prado
Museums and art
Paseo del Prado E - 28014 Madrid
A visit to the Prado is an opportunity to view numerous masterpieces of Spanish and European art. Its highlights include Las Meninas by Vélazquez, the Majas and Executions at Moncloa by Goya, as well as the latter's Black Paintings ( Saturn Dev..
3 Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Museums and art
Santa Isabel 52 E - 28012 Madrid
This contemporary art museum occupies the former San Carlos hospital. As well as leading names in international art, it also boasts a collection of 20C Spanish painting and sculpture. The building's spectacular extension, opened in 2004 along Ronda d..
4 Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales
Religious buildings
place de las Descalzas Reales 3 E - 28013 Madrid
Located in one of the busiest areas of Madrid, this convent founded by the daughter of Charles V for the ladies of the aristocracy is now home to a remarkable museum of religious art. Seen from the entrance, the main staircase takes on a magnificen..
5 Old Madrid
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Plaza Mayor E - Madrid
Old Madrid is composed of narrow stepped streets, little squares bordered by houses with colourful façades, 17C palaces and aristocratic residences, 19C and early-20C houses with wrought-iron balconies. The nucleus of the city evolved progressively f..
6 Plaza Mayor
Architecture, castles and historic districts
place Mayor E - 28013 Madrid
Built by Juan Gómez de Mora under Philip III (1619), this square, formerly used for autos-da-fé, bullfights, theatre performances etc, is the heart of Habsburg Madrid . In the late 18C, Juan de Villanueva was responsible for its present appearance: ..
7 Royal Palace
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Bailén, s/n E - 28013 Madrid
The Campo del Moro offers the best view of the whole of this impressive building, a block of Guadarrama granite and white stone, each side measuring 140m , built by the Bourbons. It was the official residence of the Royal Family until 1931. Today, ..
8 Museum district
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E - 28001 Madrid
Madrid's elegant residential district extending eastwards from its old town boasts wide, tree-lined avenues bordered by opulent buildings, luxurious palaces and old mansions now converted into museums. It is a pleasant area for a stroll, perhaps betw..
9 Royal Armoury (Real Armeria)
Museums and art
place de la Armeria E - 28013 Madrid
Even if you are not particularly interested in weapons, you should visit this collection made by the Catholic Kings, Charles V and Philip II, if only to see the exceptional armour. Note in particular those of Charles V and his successors, as well as ..
10 Retiro Park
Nature and gardens
C/ Alfonso XII E - 28014 Madrid
The 130 ha Retiro Park is today a green space where you can breathe in the heart of the capital, scattered with thick clumps of trees, like La Chopera in the south. You can row on the (artificial) lake under the indifferent gaze of King Alfonso XI, o..
11 Museo Arqueológico Nacional
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Serrano 13 E - 28001 Madrid
Founded in 1867 by Isabella II, this is the finest archaeological museum in Spain. Among its treasures are a reproduction of the Altamira caves and its cave paintings, exhibits from the Iberian civilisation, such as the famous and mysterious Lady ..
12 Zoo-Aquarium
Industrial tourism and theme park
place del Campo E - 28050 Madrid
This zoo, spread across 20 hectares, is located in the heart of the Casa de Campo . With its wide variety of species (3 000 animals), an aquarium specialising in tropical marine life, a vast dolphinarium, and a bird park with displays of exotic bird..
13 Lazaro Galdiano Museum (Museo)
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Serrano 122 E - 28006 Madrid
The dazzling collection brought together by José Lázaro Galdiano has two highlights: an extraordinary collection of enamels and ivories , which trace the evolution of the art of enamelling from Byzantium to the Limousin workshops of the 19C and a ..
14 Sun Gate
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Puerta del Sol E - 28001 Madrid
This square seems to be nothing out of the ordinary, but it is here that the heart of the city beats. It is the gathering place when events bring the population onto the streets and where, on 31 December, everyone meets to swallow 12 grapes to the rh..
15 Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando
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Alcalá 13 E - 28014 Madrid
Founded in 1752, the Royal Academy has a rich collection of European art. Spanish art from the Golden Century is widely represented here (Ribera, Murillo, Alonso Cano and Velasquez), but there are also pictures from the 18C by Mengs, Tiepolo and Baye..
16 Church of San Antonio de los Alemanes
Religious buildings
Calle de la Puebla 22 E - Madrid
Largely overlooked by tourists, this church (built between 1624 and 1631) is nonetheless a Baroque jewel. Originally called San Antonio de los Portugueses (having initially served the Portuguese community, Portugal being part of Spain at that time..
17 City Square
Architecture, castles and historic districts
place de la Villa E - 28804 Madrid
This quiet pedestrian square is presided over by the statue of Álvaro de Bazán , hero of the battle of Lepanto in 1571, as seen by Mariano Benlliure. Around it are several interesting buildings: the Town Hall (Ayuntamiento) built in 1617 by Gomez ..
18 St Michael's Basilica
Religious buildings
C/ San Justo E - 28005 Madrid
Created by Bonavia, this is one of the rare Spanish churches inspired by the 18C Italian baroque style. Designed as a play on curves and counter-curves, its convex façade is decorated with fine statues. The interior is graceful and elegant.
19 Gran Via
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Gran Via E - 28008 Madrid
To the people of Madrid, this is the second most beautiful avenue in the world. The first has not of course been built yet! This judgement is undoubtedly clouded by a little exaggeration, but the avenue, lively and noisy, lined with cinemas, cafeteri..
20 Royal Monastery of the Incarnation
Religious buildings
Plaza de la Encarnación 1 E - 28013 Madrid
Fundado en 1611 por Margarita de Austria, cerca del Alcázar (al que estaba conectado por un pasaje), este convento desde entonces se benefició de la esplendidez de la familia real: de ahí su hermosa colección de obras de arte y, en particular, obras ..


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A quick view of the Auckland In Port Race from British Watch Captain!
Aussie bowman Zane Gills will round Cape Horn for the first time in his life... And, by the way, it will be the longest leg of the race... What does he expect from the next leg?
Telefónica's watch captain, happy to be on shore again! The Spanish boat finishes third in the Leg 4.
Skipper Iker Martínez after his arrival in Auckland.
Under-30 bowman Ñeti looks tired. Leg 4 has just finished in Auckland and they have got a podium position: 3rd and keeping the lead in the overall!
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GOODBYE, NEONS, hello, metallics and jewel tones. It was the theme of last weekend's SIA Snow Show, where the best in snowsports fashion and retail gathered for a yearly season preview. While Fair Isle did have its fair share of runway looks this year, and sober, concrete-inspired tones clearly permeated many looks, it was the teals, magentas, and golds that dominated. The best in design was "Macaroons meets Super Heroes," as fashion trend company Stylesight described the emerging looks. But beyond color and print, there's function and structure. Combining these elements makes for the best gear in snowsports, and while big names like Obermeyer dominated the show floor, several SIA first-timers stuck out as truly industry-forward. O-Range: I was excited to check out these Italian-made bags even before I hit the show – their sleek, welded seams make for a modern look that immediately stands out from other products, and I couldn't wait to see how they measured up in person. The product didn't disappoint – O-Range is a home run in backcountry functionality meets minimalist aesthetic. Take the waterproof, seamless, Thin S-08 Freeride Backpack 3D, made specifically for the slopes. With the addition of an integrated, super-light O-Range solar system, the backpack charges your GPS or smartphone as you go.
Footbalance: Ever since the International Ski Federation underwear debacle earlier this year, the snowsports industry has been fixated on undergarments. But I'm not just talking base-layers. It's what's underneath that counts, and especially what's underneath your foot - ever gotten a charlie-horse in your arch in the middle of a ski run? Footbalance has taken this underwear obsession to the next level, bringing customizeable insoles from the running trails to the slopes and making ski boots tolerable even to the most sensitive of feet. In my short 15 minute visit to the Footbalance crew I got a full foot profile analysis and walked away with custom orthotics on the spot. Fast, easy, and (sort of) inexpensive - the soles go for $79.99 retail, clocking in at the low end of the orthotic pricing spectrum.
Soul Poles: I know, I rolled my eyes too: Soul Poles? Really? But eco is in, and these surprisingly strong bamboo poles are made entirely from the ultra-renewable resource. They're also the creation of two former U.S. Ski Team members and a coach, and it's clear that performance hasn't been sacrificed for greenness– the specific bamboo species was picked for its resistance to cold temps, maintain proper stiffness and flex even when the thermometer plummets.
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Phase 4 Imports featured this lineup of O-Range backcountry bags O-Range also makes a range of lifestyle products including iPad and iPhone cases While bigger brands like Obermeyer helped set the tone for the 2012 Snow Show, smaller brands stood out as industry-forward Color schemes and style were "Macaroons meets Super Heroes."
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