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There is a Fourth Man lurking among this year's musical birthday boys. And it is entirely in keeping with how the charming, self-effacing Polish composer Witold Lutoslawski was in life (he died in 1994) that celebrations of his centenary should be overshadowed by the junketings for Wagner, Verdi and Britten. So credit to the Philharmonia and its conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen for launching (with help from several Polish institutes) a four-concert Lutoslawski series at the Southbank Centre.
The composer always claimed that, unlike Shostakovich, he wrote into his music none of the grim events of his life: his dissident father's execution

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17th Wednesday after Pentecost
The Gospel according to Mark 11:22-26
The Lord said, "Have faith in God. Truly, I say to you, whoever says to this mountain, 'Be taken up and cast into the sea,' and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that what he says will come to pass, it will be done for him. Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you are receiving it, and it will be yours. And whenever you stand praying, forgive, if you have anything against anyone; so that your Father also who is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses. But if you do not forgive, neither will your Father who is in heaven forgive your trespasses."
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Gameday Preview: There's always drinks and dancing in the rubble
Robert Cleave
December 31 2010 10:30AM
In a departure from recent matters concerning the Flames, we actually get to discuss a real hockey game today, and it's convenient that our old pals the Avalanche are in town, since I suspect a few folks might like to see the Flames emulate Colorado's approach to team building. I'm not quite sure I buy that, but the Denver outfit is an improving team that has given Calgary fits the last year and a half.
This year's iteration of the Avalanche are markedly better than the club that surprised the league last year, though. Last year's club relied on fortune and goaltending to give them a hope, but this year's team is just getting by on shooting percentage, and I don't mean that entirely as a pejorative.
The Avs were badly outshot last season, but this year's team is about break-even on the overall shot clock, and JLikens' data from last week showed them almost exactly level in terms of EV shots when the game was close. That's a gigantic improvement on their part, and part of the reason why they don't seem like quite such a fluke anymore.
Colorado is incredibly aggressive on the forecheck, and the 6-5 loss they pinned on the Flames in October was an excellent demonstration of that style, as they badly outplayed and outshot Calgary, forcing one turnover after another.
For all of Colorado's improvement, there is still one significant similarity to last season, in that they shoot an astonishing percentage. Their overall SH% is north of 11, which is right there with the Canucks for best in the league, and it isn't just one guy carrying the load carrying the load.
Here are the shooting % figures for their regular forwards compared to Calgary's:
|Kevin Porter
|Alex Tanguay
|Matt Duchene
|Rene Bourque
|Chris Stewart
|Curtis Glencross
|David Jones
|Jarome Iginla
|TJ Galiardi
|Brendan Morrison
|Paul Stastny
|Niklas Hagman
|Milan Hejduk
|Olli Jokinen
|Greg Mauldin
|David Moss
|Brandon Yip
|Tim Jackman
|Daniel Winnik
|Mikael Backlund
|Philippe Dupuis
|Ryan O'Reilly
Part of this has been driven by good work on the PP, with the Avs running at a 22.8% success rate, but Colorado shoots better than 10% at EV as well. Maybe Joe Sacco sacrificed a goat once he got into coaching? Chris Stewart is still out, which is nothing but good news for the Flames, because his size and speed make him a real handful on the rush.
The area of the game where the Avs still have occasional hiccups is behind their own blueline. I watched last night's affair versus the Oilers, and the Avalanche play a slightly reckless style. It isn't a matter of one guy cheating up at the far blueline as much as all their forwards slightly cheat on almost every possession.
When they turn the opposition over, that approach is why they can get such a jump in transition, but they do leave their D exposed every now and then, and they struggle with a team that can cycle the puck. When Colorado gets the puck moving north, they do get some good mileage out of John-Michael Liles and Kevin Shattenkirk joining the rush, and the rookie from Connecticut is a terrific skater that has already established himself as a threat coming late into the play.
He's shooting north of 15% as well. Like I said, check Sacco for stray entrails.
It's likely a good thing that Colorado shoots the lights out, because their goaltending isn't quite what it was last year, although a non-trivial part of their poor SV% has been created by the terrible Colorado PK numbers, which is quite a bit like what we've also seen for Kipper this season.
With Anderson playing the first half of the B2B, maybe the Flames see Budaj again, and since he isn't batting .935 at EV this year, that would be just fine.
Gamewise, the Flames struggled in the first two periods before really wearing Colorado down when they played in Denver on November 9th. Moss, Backlund and Hagman ate the Avs for dinner in the third period with tremendous forechecking pressure, and watching the Oilers give Colorado some trouble in the final two periods last night with exactly the same approach does make me think that a half-court game still exposes Colorado to a degree.
As I mentioned up the piece, the Avs are very good on the PP and the Flames have killed penalties in slow motion for too much of this season, so as often has been the case this year, the Flames need a game with roughly 50 minutes played at EV to have any sort of edge.
December 31 2010, 10:50AM
Flames have improved their possession rates since the start of the season. The soft portion of the sched has probably helped some.
Amazing that the Blues still lead things.
December 31 2010, 11:25AM
Nice Matt Good reference, here's to turning sh&t into solid gold in the New Year.


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YANGON, MYANMAR - Chevrolet and Pacific Alpine Pte. Ltd. announced plans today to launch a three-tier corporate social responsibility (CSR) program in Myanmar next month. All three projects represent the Chevrolet brand platform, "Find New Roads," by helping build communities through education and technology.
The first tier is a One World Futbol Project (OWFP) initiative. OWFP's mission is to use footballs to resolve conflicts, teach tolerance, help children recover from trauma and build communities through the power of sport and play. As founding sponsor, Chevrolet has partnered with OWFP to deliver 1.5 million ultra-durable footballs over the space of three years to impoverished communities, refugee camps and conflict zones worldwide. More than 5,000 footballs will be distributed throughout Myanmar from August through the end of 2013.
The second tier is Find New Roads – Chevy Cares. Chevrolet vehicles will be loaned free of charge for five months to eight charitable organizations in Myanmar. The Find New Roads – Chevy Cares vehicles will allow these organizations to expand their services to more people over a larger geographic area. The selected organizations will be announced in September.
The third tier is education and training. Based on a program that has been successful in Thailand, Chevrolet and Pacific Alpine will donate engines and technical parts to mechanical training colleges in Myanmar. This will enable students to receive more practical hands-on training by using actual engines and up-to-date technologies.
Martin Apfel, President of GM Southeast Asia Operations, said: "This program is part of Chevrolet's philosophy of investing in the communities where it does business. It is especially important in Myanmar, where there is a need for community development support as the country undergoes a significant transition."
Apfel added, "I am especially pleased we will work with our distribution partner, Pacific Alpine Pte. Ltd., which has a developed network and local expertise. We look forward to a long and successful partnership both with Pacific Alpine and with the people and communities of Myanmar."
General Motors Southeast Asia Operations recently signed a letter of intent with Pacific Alpine Pte. Ltd. for the distribution, sales and service of Chevrolet vehicles in Myanmar. The first Chevrolet showroom will be launched in Yangon later this year.
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Founded in 1911 in Detroit, Chevrolet is now one of the world's largest car brands, doing business in more than 140 countries and selling more than 4.5 million cars and trucks a year. Chevrolet provides customers with fuel-efficient vehicles that feature spirited performance, expressive design, and high quality. More information on Chevrolet models can be found at www.chevrolet.com.
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Biochemistry and Biophysics (BCBP) is an interdepartmental educational program, with curriculums leading to B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees.
Biochemistry and biophysics are closely related fields. Biochemistry focuses on the interconversion of compounds in the many complex reactions of life, on the mechanisms whereby enzymes catalyze and regulate these reactions, and the function and structure of the molecular components of living organisms.
Biophysics is principally concerned with processes of energy conversion, information transmission, and the structure and properties of materials in biological systems, as explored with methods of physics.
Biochemical and biophysical research is advancing the frontiers of research in the basic life sciences and making possible advances in more applied fields such as medicine and agriculture. For example, in the pharmaceutical industry, elucidating mechanisms of drug action and devising new ways of dealing with diseases has increasingly depended on application of knowledge and techniques of biochemistry and biophysics.
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Rents, Dissipation, and Lost Treasures: Rethinking Tullock's Paradox
Giuseppe Dari‐Mattiacci
University of Amsterdam - Amsterdam Center for Law & Economics (ACLE); Tinbergen Institute
Francesco Parisi
University of Minnesota - Law School; University of Bologna
Public Choice, Vol. 124, Nos. 3-4, pp. 411-422, September 2005
George Mason Law & Economics Research Paper No. 03-53
In this paper we revisit Tullock's (1980) paradox and consider a rent-seeking game in which parties face increasing returns to effort. We allow parties to randomize their strategies and give them an exit option. Given the mixed participation strategies of the parties, valuable rents may occasionally remain unexploited. We consider such a lost-treasure effect as an additional cost of rent-seeking and examine how the expected value of such a lost rent varies with changes in the parameters of the problem.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 14
Keywords: rent-seeking, rent dissipation, Tullock's paradox
JEL Classification: C72, D72
Date posted: November 12, 2003
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Fox Creek Golf Course is an18 hole course which offers all levels of golfers a real challenge to their playing skills. Rolling terrain, wooded bluffs, winding creeks and seven lakes make this course scenically beautiful as well as challenging.
Home of the $5 pizza on Mondays and 25-cent wings on Wednesday, the Franchise Sports Bar and Grill is an upscale sports bar that is also family friendly. Varied menu which ranges from catfish sandwiches to shrimp/lobster ravioli to ham and beans with cornbread. Hours: Monday - Saturday, 11 a.m. - midnight and Sunday, noon - Midnight.
CITY:Wood River
A great place to spot water birds, fish, boat, or play a round of golf. The park covers 1,125 acres, including two lakes and a wetlands area.
CITY:East St. Louis
This locally owned Italian restaurant features pasta, pizza and specialty items.
40 sites, lake swimming and fishing, tent camping, handicap access.
Friday's South has a great atmosphere for enjoying delicious pizza and burgers with friends and family.
Fults Hill Prairie/Kidd Lake Marsh State Natural Area
This natural area comprimises 532 acres of forest, prairie and flowering trees, with a trail and pond.
CITY:East St. Louis
14 room motel, credit cards accepted, cable tv, restaurant within walking distance.
In a restored 1870s building, Gallager's offers delicious food such as crab cakes, chicken and sausage gumbo, grilled salmon, a century-old bar, and great service. Beer and wine specials on Wednesdays. Appetizer specials on Fridays.
Gifts and accessories for hearth and home.
Set in a cozy, eclectic atmosphere, the Garden Gate Tea Room has delicious food and great service, and is perfect for parties and events.
CITY:Granite City
Gary's has delicious food in a casual, homey atmosphere, and served by a cheerful and friendly staff.
This facility features 50,000 square feet of flexible convention and exhibition space that can be configured for gymnastics, martial arts and dance/cheerleading. Each year Gateway Center hosts over 500 events, including state and regional gymnastics competitions.
Car enthusiasts are tempted by every make from Model T's to muscle cars. Shop the Antique Mall for Collectibles or attend their monthly sales and auctions.
CITY:Fairmont City
Gateway features mini-golf, go-karts, an arcade, bumper boats, a kiddie track and Rudy's Restaurant.
Pizza, sandwiches and fun for the whole family,
As the world's tallest fountain, the Gateway Geyser Fountain reaches 627 feet in height, and is centered in a pond that holds five million gallons of water.
CITY:East St. Louis
Gateway Grizzlies at GCS Ballpark
The Gateway Grizzlies are a professional baseball team based in Sauget, IL. The Grizzlies are a member of the West Division of the Frontier League – which is not affiliated with Major League Baseball. The Grizzlies played their home games during their inaugural 2001 season at Sauget Field. In 2002, GCS Ballpark, (formerly GMC Stadium) opened and has remained the club's home since. This 5,000-seat stadium, home to the Gateway Grizzlies minor league baseball team, has reserved box seats, lawn seats and a hot tub.
Racing enthusiasts of all kinds will find special events around every hair pin from the drag strip, oval, road racing track, National sanctioned carting track as well as concerts and corporate functions. Former race car driver Curtis Francois brought back the track and the NHRA Midwest Nationals. Don't miss many of the other events that are held through the year.
Gateway National offers an 18-hole, par 71 course made up of rolling links, separated by gentle mounds that meander through lush, green pasturelands.
Gator's has great frozen custard and other treats, delicious and fun for the whole family.
GCS Ballpark is home to the Gateway Grizzlies, a professional baseball team in the Frontier League. This 6,000-seat venue plays host to nearly 50 home dates from late May through early September.
Geno's 140 Club in Bethalto is a great place to have lunch or dinner. The original owners began Geno's in 1942. The same traditions of excellent food and friendly service were begun on their opening day and have continued. Famous for our steaks, stromboli and salads, Geno's 140 Club has a wide menu that has something for everyone. Pasta and sandwiches are offered alongside steak and chicken entrees, with generous portions to satisfy the appetite. Venture out to Bethalto for your next meal at Geno's 140 Club. We'll be happy to see you and you'll be glad you came.
You're in for good food in a relaxing atmosphere when you go to Geo Wings & More. There is something for everyone here, wings of all varieties, salads and pizza.
Gifts for Individuals is a full-service awards, trophy, and ad specialty business and offers a large variety of clocks, desk accessories, Spirit of St. Louis, and trophies for sports, academics, military, and more.
Gifts from the Heart has wonderful gifts straight from the heart.
Ginger Buffet has five types of sushi, beef & broccoli, General Tsao's chicken, and many other buffet items, a large dessert bar, a large salad bar, and much more.
CITY:Fairview Heights
Home to newly added in-line hockey rink. Sitting on 30 acres, five tennis courts, soccer field and basketball court, walking track 4 to 10 mile.
The Glik Complex features four baseball/softball diamonds, five soccer fields and two football fields. The park also has a basketball court, skate park, concession stand, and a 2.7-mile walking trail spread over 50 acres.
Saturdays, May through October, experience the Land of Goshen Community Market! The Market is your best source for locally grown, fresh, naturally ripened farm products; tasty baked goods with locally grown ingredients; and wonderful art and gift ideas.The selection changes weekly so plan to visit more than once to fully appreciate the wide selection available. Live entertainment and free demonstrations add to the festive atmosphere. A safe, wholesome environment for kids, so bring the family and stop on by! From 8:00 a.m. till Noon.
This memorial in Valley View Cemetery honors Edward Coles, the second governor of Illinois (1822-1826). A former slaveowner from Virginia, Coles became an abolitionist and won the 1822 gubernatorial election as the candidate of anti-slavery forces.
Grace Manor Restaurant at Klingel House
Grace Manor Restaurant offers American dishes that celebrate the flavors of the season, in a warm and friendly environment. Happy Hour Tues. - Sat. 4-6.
Grand Marais Golf Course takes golf to new heights, and we are not just talking about the spectacular views you'll enjoy while playing our course. Includes an on-site restaurant and pro shop.
Granny's Nook has a wide variety of gifts and collectibles.
Greater Saint Louis Air and Space Museum
Learn about the history of aviation in the St. Louis area. The Museum is located at the St. Louis Downtown Parks Airport and has Gus Grissom's flight suit, a collection of TWA artifacts, and a 1941 Meyers O.T.W. Bi-plane on exhibit.
Green Mount Crossing is lodging, restaurants, Target Store, Dierbergs, World Market, Chocolate Company, Beauty Brands & Spa, and Michael's.
The Grizzlies Baseball Academy is located at the U.S. Cellular Kid's Zone at GCS Ballpark, and features a three-cage setup for hitting and pitching instruction. On site is the Pro-Batter PX2 Professional Baseball System, a top-notch pitching machine.
Gruchala's has delicious food in a great atmosphere.
On the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, you'll find the quiet suburban community of Columbia, Illinois. Our hotel in Columbia is conveniently located adjacent to I-255. Columbia's small-town Midwestern charm provides a perfect retreat for travelers.
70 rooms, jucuzzi suites, indoor pool and whirlpool
In the heart of Southwestern Illinois...Welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Edwardsville-Glen Carbon. Guests to the Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in St. Louis-Edwardsville-Glen Carbon will find plenty to do in our area. Our hotel in Edwardsville-Glen Carbon blends the perfect mix of big city style and comfortable small-town charm. While you're here, you'll be near gorgeous homes, 85 miles of beautiful biking trails and the fun of sporting venues such as the GCS Ballpark home of the Gateway Grizzles. Check out fun and quirky spots like the World's Largest Catsup Bottle, less than nine miles from our hotel. Or head to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, a mere three miles from our front door.
CITY:Glen Carbon
Hard Road Theatre Productions is a non-profit community theater organization committed to providing the Highland area with high-quality, affordable, live theater productions.
Three properties -- Dr. Poos Home & Medical Museum; the Frank Schlosser Home, which includes a turn-of-the-century house, barn, harness shop, and commercial laundry; and the Joseph Schlosser Home -- make up the Museum complex.
At Hicks BBQ, Barbecue is taken very seriously. They have always taken great pride in offering the highest quality, best tasting, and just dog gone good Southern Illinois barbecue. Their pork butts and beef brisket are slow smoked for 12-14 hours over Southern Illinois applewood, with just enough smoke (but not too much!) to give it the perfect taste. The Hicks family is proud to have opened our first barbecue restaurant after years of serving the community at many events. Dine In, Carryout, Drive-Thru.
Hidden Lake Winery & Banquet Center
Welcome! Hidden Lake Winery and Banquet Center, located in rural Aviston, IL, is situated in "Silent Forest," a wooded parcel of land abounding in local lore. Our winemaking began in 2004 and is influenced by the German heritage of the farming families who settled this part of Illinois. At Hidden Lake Winery, our goal is to offer a variety of wines that will satisfy many different palates. Our wines are produced with locally-grown fruit and bottled here in our cellar. Guests can enjoy a glass of wine (or other beverage if desired) in a tranquil setting with old friends, or perhaps with new ones.
High Flyers is a neighborhood bar and grill serving a full menu of appetizers, salads, soups, pastas, burgers, and steaks (including our famous Pepperloin kabab with garlic butter) and chicken.
CITY:East Alton
Hilton Garden Inn & The Regency Conference Center
Relax at our hotel overlooking a lovely six-acre lake with an exquisite fountain, the Hilton Garden Inn St. Louis Shiloh/O'Fallon hotel is an excellent introduction to the region. If you're visiting for business, we provide versatile meeting venues and close proximity to local companies, universities, and military installations such as Scott Air Force Base. Take some time to explore area attractions that include Gateway Grizzlies Park and the World Shooting and Recreational Complex in Sparta. Wrap up a day of work or leisure by relaxing in our indoor heated pool and whirlpool - followed by a wonderful meal in our restaurant and bar. With 128 spacious rooms and suites, and signature Hilton services, we're an attractive departure from surrounding O'Fallon and Shiloh hotels.
Escape to our exclusive bed and breakfast inn lodging in Freeburg, Illinois. His Rest Bed & Breakfast invites you to visit our quiet country retreat where rusticity and romantic elegance meet. We are easily accessible to the highway, yet far enough away allowing you time to unwind in our bed and breakfast. Our luxuriously rustic log cabin was built in 1977 and provides you with the alluring graces of a cozy weekend hideaway. Embrace the simple pleasures of crackling logs in the fireplace, a country stroll in our culinary herb and flower gardens, relax in the redwood cedar hot tub, or visit our library and gift shop. Upon making a reservation with us, let us know if you would like a romantic candlelight dinner served in the privacy of your room. History comes to life at His Rest Bed & Breakfast. Make our area B&B your preferred inn lodging in Freeburg, Illinois.
Situated between Southern Illinois and the "Gateway to the West" is the Holiday Inn® Hotel St. Louis - Fairview Heights. This Illinois hotel's location allows you to enjoy a number of memorable attractions. Whether a business trip or vacation brings you to Fairview Heights, Illinois, our hotel's free high-speed, wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Start your day with breakfast from Kem's Restaurant. Later, burn calories in the Fitness Center and swim laps in the indoor pool. If you're looking for an accommodating stay in Fairview Heights, our hotel's staff offers quality service and a name you can trust! Our hotel's location near downtown St. Louis and Scott Air Force Base makes us the perfect destination for every traveler. We're also just minutes from casinos, dining, shopping and family attractions, like the World Shooting & Recreation Center, home of the annual ATA Grand American.
CITY:Fairview Heights
Whether business or pleasure brings you to Pontoon Beach, this hotel's quality amenities can satisfy your needs. Complimentary high-speed Internet access is available in all of our rooms and public areas. Leisure amenities are included, as well, with an indoor pool and a whirlpool that's ideal for relaxation. When you visit Pontoon Beach, be sure to "Stay Smart" at the Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Pontoon Beach.
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites-Shiloh
80 room hotel, small meeting rooms, indoor pool, whirlpool, fitness room, restaurant within walking distance, complimentary breakfast.
The Homestead Flea Market may be small, but it makes up for it with the quantity of merchandise available. This shop is full of treasures from antiques to handmade folk art. There is literally something for everyone - home, kids, and adults - at this multifaceted store. Hours: Daily 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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CITY:Granite City
Hot Shots has delicious American favorites, with lots of TVs to view the latest sports games.
House of Plenty has a quaint, old-fashioned atmosphere, with delicious homecooking. Be sure to try one of their excellent homemade pies.
Huegen's General Store has a small-town feeling in beautiful Albers Illinois.
Hy-Ho offers great food, affordable prices, and excellent service in a cozy atmosphere.
I Scream U Scream we all scream for ice cream and we have it, with large variety of delicious flavors and toppings, you will leave screaming for joy!
Ice Cream Haven's menu is full of frosty delights for all ages.
There are formations of stalactites, stalagmites, soda straws, and more. An underground stream flows through the cave bed, and the temperature is a relatively constant 58 degrees.
Imo's Pizza is known for their famous thin crust. Imo's uses Provel cheese instead of mozzarella. Their fresh, never frozen ingredients are piled edge to edge over their homemade sauce. Side that with a salad. Hours: Sunday - Thursday, 11 a.m. - 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Indian Mounds Golf Course, formally know as Tee-Up Golf Course, is located in Fairmont City, Illinois. It features 3,381 yards of golf with 5 par 4's and 13 par 3's. Designed by Dave Murray and Jan Freiberg in 1995, our course features narrow, tree-lined fairways, severely undulating bent grass greens in addition to water hazards on many holes. The signature hole is #7, a 183-yard, par 3, requiring a tee shot to a peninsula green.
CITY:Fairmont City
India's Oven offers delicious authentic Indian food such as goat, chicken, vindaloo, mango pudding, and also vegetarian appetizers in a casual atmosphere.
International House of Pancakes
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Dear Editor,
The proposed Free Trade of the Americas (FTAA), scheduled for Congressional debate in early 2005, is the framework for a socialist regional government modeled after the European Union (EU). The successor to NAFTA, the FTAA would entangle 34 Western Hemisphere nations in exactly the kind of sovereignty-destroying arrangement in which nations in the (EU) now find themselves. Instead of promoting "free trade" it would decimate our economy, and seriously undermine our middle class along with our national independence. Americans will no longer have to worry about illegal immigration because there will be no effective borders, instead we will have to deal with "mass migration." Middle class Americans will be devastated by the lowering of wages from a "flood" of unskilled workers to the burden of massive increases in spending on social services.
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Skip to comments.Scientists find ancient lost settlements in Amazon
Posted on 08/28/2008 5:54:59 PM PDT by decimon
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A vast region of the Amazon forest in Brazil was home to a complex of ancient towns in which about 50,000 people lived, according to scientists assisted by satellite images of the region.
The scientists, whose findings were published on Thursday in the journal Science, described clusters of towns and smaller villages connected by complex road networks and housing a society doomed by the arrival of Europeans five centuries ago.
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The existence of the ancient settlements in the Upper Xingu region of the Amazon in north-central Brazil means what many experts had considered virgin tropical forests were in fact heavily affected by past human activity, the scientists said.
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Upper Xingo ping.
Shouldn't that read: "a society doomed by the arrival of white Europeans five centuries ago"?
Pedro Alvares Cabral arrvied in Brazil with ships with Europeans of Caucasian, Middle Eastern and Negroid descent.
Perhaps it would be mor accurate to say, "a society doomed by the arrival of European pathogens five centuries ago.' That was the true tragedy that no one understood clearly at the time as germs and disease vectors where not known or understood.
Might be stacks of unsold Pelosi books.
I note that almost all articles about South and Central American Paleo Indians omit that they were largely characterized by cannibalism, human sacrifice, slavery, rape of captured women and children, and using human heads as soccer balls. The PCing of anthropology.
Their main warehouse in California must be HUDGE.
I note that almost all articles about South and Central American Paleo Indians omit that they were largely characterized by cannibalism, human sacrifice, slavery, rape of captured women and children, and using human heads as soccer balls. ......................Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Well, if you buy into the PC, then you can go ahead and join the "all cultures are equal and relevant to me" club.
Or we can make the other choice and wonder why this is a universal great story and relevant to modern civilization in any way.
I do notice that the clueless are already blaming the "nasty Europeans" for introducing the means to exterminate them --- without an iota of supporting evidence, as usual.
Wow, sounds like isSlime beat the Europeans across the ocean.
Let me guess. The walls weren't defensive to help them against violent humans. They were peaceful enclosures to keep their domestic animals and children from accidentally wandering out into the jungle, right?
Thanks decimon....housing a society doomed by the arrival of Europeans five centuries ago... The existence of the ancient settlements in the Upper Xingu region of the Amazon in north-central Brazil means what many experts had considered virgin tropical forests were in fact heavily affected by past human activity, the scientists said.They had to get that shot in about how evil Euros destroyed an indigenous culture that there was no sign anyone outside the Amazon has ever heard of before, prior to getting down to the buried lead, which is that there isn't a pristine piece of land anywhere. :')
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Scientists find ancient lost settlements in Amazon
I bet. Just like that story about the lost tribe in the Amazon that has never had any contact with the outside world.
Isn't this fairly old neaw? I recall photos with the markings of elaborate irrigation works on a very large scale grid that were published quite some time ago.
I thought of this as an update. I believe blam and maybe some others have posted such articles.
Until about 30 years ago, Western academic opinion agreed that the Amazon Basin could never have sustained large populations; due to the limitations of a tropical environment, the area could support only hunting and gathering and slash-and-burn agriculture. Subsequent archaeological research proved this opinion wrong. The savannas and forest of the Bolivian Amazon were, in fact, once densely populated by well-organized societies, and precolumbian farmers heavily modified the landscape.
Prehispanic raised fields in the savannas of the Llanos de Moxos of Bolivia. The elevated planting platforms are 20 meters wide, 0.2-1 meter tall, and up to 600 meters long.
the extent of canalisation and abandoned cultivations on the Bolivian Altiplano around ORURO.
There's a topic or two about Anne, or perhaps Anna, Roosevelt et al and her work in the Amazon.
Thanks. Your pics are of the Bolivian 'high plains' and so not the same environment as the Brazilian Amazon basin, no? Still the Amazon basin but a different environment, I'd think.
Rock discovery causes excitement
BBC | Monday, 2 February, 2004, 12:01 GMT | Editorial Staff
Posted on 02/03/2004 5:57:13 AM PST by vannrox
Human settlements far older than suspected discovered in South America
Discover V 23 N 5 | (May 2002) | John Dorfman
Posted on 04/21/2002 5:41:59 PM PDT by vannrox
Rainforest Researchers Hit Paydirt
(Farming 11K Years Ago in South America)
University Of Vermont | 8-29-2002 | Lynda Majarian
Posted on 08/30/2002 10:11:59 AM PDT by blam
An origin of new world agriculture in coastal Ecuador (12,000 BP)
Eureka | Public release date: 13-Feb-2003 | Dr. Dolores Piperno
Posted on 02/14/2003 1:34:27 PM PST by vannrox
Ancient Amazon Settlements Uncovered
Science | Thu Sep 18 2003 | Paul Recer, AP Science Writer
Posted on 09/18/2003 7:38:01 PM PDT by aruanan
Bird's-Eye View Of The Amazon
(Airborne Archaeologist Challenges The Myth Of A Pristine Wilderness)
Penn Arts And Science | 5-30-2004 | Ted Mann
Posted on 05/30/2004 5:31:44 PM PDT by blam
Calico: A 200,000-year Old Site In The Americas?
ASA On Line | unknown
Posted on 12/17/2001 2:22:22 PM PST by blam
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With SIU's 2012-13 basketball season just one-sixth of the way completed, Barry Hinson's first year with the Salukis has produced half as many victories — four — as last year's 8-23 club.
SIU won, 57-54, Wednesday night over a decent Fresno State team which took a 3-2 record into the game. That in itself doesn't mean that the season is going to result in any kind of a championship run or even a first-division finish in the Missouri Valley Conference. However, the Salukis are definitely improved.
Even the manner in which they added win No. 4 was impressive. After a slightly boring first half which ended 26-21 thanks to a Desmar Jackson's long-range three at the horn, the game switched to a well-played, exciting second half which Jackson again finished up with a game-winning three-pointer.
Jackson, the Wyoming transfer, scored 25 of SIU's 57-point total while Jeff Early, SIU's other early-season leader, had 14 on 7-of-11 shooting. Together they were 16-of-27 from the floor and the Salukis can force Valley opponents to take notice with those kind of numbers.
So what does the 4-1 start really mean? It's still early, but how exciting for staff and players, as well as SIU's fans, if the Salukis could match last season's wins total going into the Valley opener Dec. 30 at Missouri State. That would require winning four of their next six games and may be difficult for the Salukis who are facing a true test in their next outing at Western Kentucky.
When Hinson took over SIU's basketball program it was at its lowest … ever. Who knows for certain how long it'll take to turn it around.
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In (Modest) Defense of Ales Kotalik
Kent Wilson
May 07 2010 11:06AM
In the Nation roundtable, Ales Kotalik was identified by myself (and others) as budgetary deadweight that would best be expunged from the roster in order to free up some cap dollars. Frankly, I stand by that conclusion. Kotalik is a bad bet to provide value for his $3M/year salary over the next two seasons. While he's been a 20 goal scorer in the past, he's never played against tough competition consistently, meaning he's done most of his damage against third liners and on the power play. In addition, aside from a 62 point outburst for the Sabres back in 2006-05, Kotalik has hovered around the 40 point/season range, meaning he doesn't really do that much damage anyways. Also, he turns 32 in December.
That said, there's some chance that Kotalik won't be completely useless should the Flames fail to get rid of him.
His season for the Rangers was, to be blunt, awful. The percentages kicked the crap out of him last year: he scored 11 goals on 172 shots (6.4 SH%), which is well below a career average that hovered above 10% previously. His on-ice SH%+SV% (PDO) was also an abysmal 95.9. That was the 19th worst number in the league this year amongst regular NHLers. As such, we can reasonably expect some sort of bounce back from Kotalik this year, simply as a function of regression to the mean - there's little chance the hockey gods continue to crap on him to this extent.
In addition, while he didn't exactly light the lamp during his time in Calgary, Kotalik at least showed that he's not bad enough to sink a line by himself. In Robert Cleave's look at Chris Higgins possession numbers here, he shows that Langkow+Higgins were a pretty formidable duo, at least in terms of moving the puck north. Kotalik was the typical right winger on that line and while I'm somewhat dubious about his contributions to driving possession, at least he wasn't dragging the trio down.
He's not terrible is the gist of the article I guess and the Flames may get the benefit of a rebound season on top of that. If Brent can play him in friendly circumstances (say, a third unit with Backlund and Glencross or Dawes that gets easier matchups at ES and some nice PP time), then perhaps the team will garner some value from that contract (probably not full value, but that's where we're at).
hmmmm i still think for hte money he gets he does NOT bring enough to the table. the flames seriously need to re-evaluate what a winning team looks like. forwards are a must must must!! and we flat out do not have enough producers
He was billed as something of a big and hitting player when the Oil got him, but Kotalik was a perimeter player here, which is why I was so glad to see him go.
But I'd take him back for Patrick O'Sullivan and Ethan Moreau
Kotalik at least tries to be hard on the puck, which is more than I could ever say about that that "Glass-Figurine" Jokinen.
@ Kent
you're quote: "there's an outside chance he won't be totally useless" is a beautiful statement of luke warm support.
kind of like: "she wasn't the ugliest girl in the bar"
You rightly point out that if he has a near career season we should expect ~50 points.
About the same as Stajan.
May 07 2010, 02:58PM
I dunno. With Kotalik, I think the question is 'are you going to give an honest effort?'
Dudes 6'1, 230. Thats a large man, but as the Oiler fan alluded too, he plays a little mans game. And for a Czech, that is awful. They usually don't play small. That needs to change if the Flames are going to get any value for him.
I would usually say that this is the type of guy you have to get on and challenge, but dudes older, he may just not care.
Which, when you think about it, might make him a perfect fit on this team.
When Kotalik came here, I still can't get over that it was HIM? The Rangers where about to waive him. Still, sure he's not totally useless, but when you have less than $4 Million in cap space and 5 players to sign. . . thanks again. He never appeared to be a player who gave 110%, just enough so that managment could say, "well he's not too terrible." But "not too terrible" is not worth $3M for 2 more years. Remember he had ONE, "good" season. Just a look at his stats, he's averaged about 0.5 points per game during his career. Last year with the Rangers he averaged just under that, with Calgary he averaged. . . less than 0.2 PPG. I know 25 games isn't alot but in todays NHL you have to make quick descisions. He's a goner, as Jokinen should have been.
He's way worse than jokinen. You could at least keep jokinen, cuz he was a UFA at the end of the year, but kotalik has 2 more years at 3 million; thats the same as hagman (money), but hagman is so much better, because of his effort and his output. Kotalik will be even worse than jokinen, until the flames decide to buy him out.
can someone please explain to me the just of the trade with the rangers. what exactly were we trying to accomplish? were we that desperate to pick up higgins who happens to be a UFA that we also had to pick up kotalik for 2 additional years? just so we could get rid of jokinen who also happened to be a UFA and a very serviceable 4 liner that at least the fans could appreciate with his hard work. too much of a net loss for the flames here. this trade alone should result in someone being fired. I wish someone from the flames could explain this to the fans.
May 08 2010, 06:13PM
Kent: Speaking of things, and related to the Flames in only the vaguest of ways, I know you had a pretty big appreciation for Ponikarovsky prior to, and around the time of the Phaneuf trade. After seeing what he's done in PBurg, do you still have said appreciation?
In order to keep this blog rated PG-13, I really have to contain myself in order not to say exactly what I think of Kent Wilson's opinion.
Not sure what this means, but the fact remains that I was one of the most vocal critics of the Jokinen-Kotalik trade. I think - and thought - it's a terrible bet.
However, I won't close my eyes to the possibility that he may not be terrible next year. Worht $3M? Highly doubtful. But maybe he'll be able to help the team win to some degree.
Nothing personal Ken. It's all in good taste. And I'm not agruing that you were in favor of the Jokinen to the Rangers trade.
At times it seems like you realize how far off you are and then pull back a little after some reflection. This article is case and point.
I'm not saying Kotalik or Higgins are going to challenge Ovechkin for the Rocket trophy next year. What I am saying is their goals per game average is virtually identical to Jokinen's over their respective careers. And in today's present market, 20 goals equals 3 million.


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I heard some very disturbing news this week about acts of racism at Green River High School. Let me start from the beginning. There was a mandatory meeting for anyone wanting to run for student body officers. If you didn't go, you couldn't run. There was a young black girl that wanted to run, so she went to the meeting along with her party. A few days later a young white girl decided she wanted to run, and they let her run even though she didn't attend the mandatory meeting.
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Now we are getting to the real offensive stuff. They had an assembly so the candidates could try to get the students votes. The white girl had some kids dress up as the KKK. What I want to know is where was administration? Where was the faculty? Why was this allowed to happen without a stop being put to it?
The eighth grade class found it very offensive and wrote an eloquent letter to the superintendent and principal letting them know they were offended and felt it shouldn't have happened and that her actions were inappropriate and intolerable. What bright kids. If only there were more like them.
The girl was told to make an apology. Her apology consisted of she was sorry if she offended anyone. I have heard the school board and superintendent want this to just go away. What is this saying to our youth? What are we teaching them? Why isn't there any disciplinary action being taken?
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Maybe you're tired and just don't have the stamina to do the activities you once enjoyed. As you age, your heart, brain, and muscles are forced to deplete valuable energy by fighting a growing attack of free radicals. As energy reserves get depleted, you're left running on empty. A key component of my Forward Multi-Nutrient is the combination of potassium and magnesium. True, in most formulas, these are routine minerals. But the secret to supercharging your natural energy reserves is to use them in their aspartate form and take them together in the proper ratio. My Forward Multi-Nutrient also includes chromium and manganese, two minerals that help you metabolize glucose—your body's primary source of energy.
High potency B vitamins to undo years of stress and tension
The B vitamins have a well-deserved reputation as "anti-stress" nutrients. But when you're under constant pressure, your B vitamins can quickly get depleted. This is especially true of pantothenic acid (vitamin B5), which plays an important role in supporting your adrenal glands, where your "fight or flight" hormones are regulated. B vitamins are also important for anyone dealing with, or at risk for, diabetes, as they are particularly susceptible to depletion.
Vitamin C plus bioflavonoids for advanced body repair power
Without a strong immune system, the health of your entire body is at risk. The state of your immune system can make the difference between doing all the things you love each day and wasting your time on the sidelines. Vitamin C is my all-time favorite immune booster, but most people don't get nearly enough of this vitamin each day. To fight off physical degeneration and boost your immune system, you need at least 1,000 mg of ascorbic acid vitamin C. And about half of that should be in the buffered form to protect you from stomach upset. Forward Multi-Nutrient gives you both buffered C and ascorbic acid in three times the amount of ordinary multivitamin brands. Plus, vitamin C is backed with 150 mg of powerful bioflavonoids, including quercetin, hesperidin, and rutin. This potent combination enhances the absorption of vitamin C so you'll get even more antioxidant power, immune system support, collagen-building ability, and nourishment for healthy veins and capillaries.
The best bone-building minerals in the right form and ratio
I recommend a specific blend of calcium in order to get true bone nourishment. Forward Multi-Nutrient includes carbonate and ascorbate. I also advise you to take a 2-to-1 ratio of calcium to magnesium, plus chelate forms of zinc, copper, and manganese for optimal calcium absorption. Forward Multi-Nutrient has all of these, in addition to silica and peak levels of vitamin D that you won't find in other multis or in calcium-enriched foods.
Targeted, age-defying nutrients to revive hair, skin, nails, and more
There are a select group of nutrients that can help revitalize virtually every cell in your body. The first of these is PABA, a member of the B vitamin family. It's a versatile and powerful antioxidant, but it's rarely found in ordinary multi-nutrients. For anyone over age 50, I strongly recommend 50 mg of PABA a day to help hair stay strong and youthful, to keep your skin soft and supple, and to support the production of healthy red blood cells. You also get biotin, a vitamin that helps produce fatty acids that are necessary for healthy, shiny hair and strong nails. And you'll get 10 times more of this important "beauty" nutrient than you'd get in the top three multivitamins. Plus, you get silica, a mineral that's been shown in studies to help dull, colorless hair, sallow skin, and brittle nails come back to life. Other top multi brands don't even bother with this nutrient.
Why Forward Multi-Nutrient is better:
- Provides an advanced B-complex for greater energy, including peak levels of folic acid for homocysteine support
- You get powerful, natural (non-synthetic) forms of vitamin E, with mixed tocopherols and tocotrienols, for outstanding support for your heart, cells, and circulation
- Includes full-spectrum vitamin A, with beta carotene and mixed cartotenoids, to fortify your vision, bones, and cells
- Provides vitamin C plus bioflavonoids for advanced body repair
- Includes 50 percent more vitamin D than typical multivitamins—a key vitamin now shown to be more important than ever for immune health, bone health and more
- Nourishes your brain with "smart" nutrients such as choline, inositol, and folic acid
- Includes targeted age-defying nutrients to revive hair, skin, nails, and more
- Fires up your energy levels with potassium, magnesium, chromium, and manganese
- Doctor-developed, cutting-edge formula means you benefit from the latest research and Dr. Whitaker's real patient experience during nearly 30 years at the Whitaker Wellness Institute
- Superior quality, potency, and purity guaranteed on every batch—dozens of quality and safety checks, including independent laboratory testing, are performed from the very beginning to the final product.
Ingredients & Dosage
Forward®: 1 packet (6 capsules) give you...
Vitamin A
(90% as beta-carotene from mixed carotenoids,
10% as retinyl palmitate)
Vitamin C
(as magnesium and
calcium ascorbates, ascorbic acid)
|500 mg
|Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol)
Vitamin E
(as d-alpha tocopheryl succinate)
|Thiamine (as mononitrate)
|25 mg
|25 mg
|Niacin (as niacinamide, niacin)
|50 mg
|Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine HCl)
|38 mg
|Folic Acid
|400 mcg
|Vitamin B12 (as cyanocobalamin)
|75 mcg
|150 mcg
Pantothenic Acid
(as calcium pantothenate)
|25 mg
(as citrate, carbonate,
aspartate, ascorbate)
|500 mg
|Iodine (from kelp)
|75 mcg
(as oxide, ascorbate, citrate, aspartate)
|250 mg
|Zinc (as monomethionine)
|15 mg
|Selenium (as selenomethionine)
|100 mcg
|Copper (as gluconate)
|1 mg
|Manganese (as gluconate)
|5 mg
|Chromium (as polynicotinate)
|100 mcg
|Molybdenum (as ascorbate)
|65 mcg
|Potassium (as aspartate)
|57 mg
|Choline (as bitartrate)
|100 mg
|Citrus Bioflavonoid Complex
|125 mg
|Gamma Tocopherol
|30 mg
|25 mg
|Para-aminobenzoic Acid (PABA)
|25 mg
|20 mg
|Alpha Lipoic Acid
|15 mg
|Silica (as silicon dioxide)
|13 mg
|Delta Tocopherol
|10 mg
|Mixed Tocotrienols (from palm oil)
|5 mg
|Trace Mineral Complex
|5 mg
Other ingredients: Gelatin, microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, ethyl vanillin
Take 2 packets daily; 1 packet with morning meal and 1 packet with midday or evening meal. Each packet contains 6 Forward® capsules.
Note: This product is not recommended for children.
Allergy Information:
This product does not contain any major allergen (soy, milk, wheat, egg, shellfish, fish, peanuts, tree nuts).
Side Effects:
There are no known side effects associated with this product. However, as with any food product, there may be infrequent and unusual highly sensitized reactions associated with this or any other nutritional supplement. If such a reaction occurs, you should consider discontinuing use of this or any product.
If you are pregnant or lactating, consult a health care professional before taking this product.
Keep out of reach of children.
Product Quality
- Manufactured to exacting standards using highest quality raw materials
- Produced under our own SOPs that meet or exceed FDA GMPs
- Every batch tested to verify purity and potency specifications are met
- Specific product testing is listed in the Certificate of Quality
- Quality assured with our Triple Testing Philosophy™
- Backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee


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Clawson celebrates
The residents of Clawson gathered in the Clawson Park Sept. 22 for a Chili Cook Off to celebrate the end of summer and just have fun. On two of the park tables were large photo books of past Clawson events for anyone that was interested to view. The ...
Huntington City appoints new councilperson
Six Huntington City residents applied to the Huntington City Council to replace Travis Larsen on the city council. Larsen was recently transferred by his employer, Rocky Mountain Power, to the Salt Lake City area and submitted his resignation effecti...
Sheriff's Office seeks help with copper thief ID
Notice to county residents. The Emery County area has seen a number of copper thefts recently. Help is needed to identify who might be committing these crimes. A picture of the suspect and vehicle has been obtained. The Emery County Sheriff's Offic...
Weed tour looks at invasive species
> CWMA 2012 Weed Tour of the Manti-LaSal National Forest
Castle Dale hopes to purchase property for new city hall on Main Street
The Main topic of discussion at the September city council public hearing for Castle Dale was the acquisition of property for a new city hall building. At the opening of the public hearing, Mayor Neal Peacock said the current city hall has problems...
Attention all animal lovers: Let's make our Community a Better Place for Pets
Calling all Animal Lovers to start an organization for proactive action to improve the lives of pets and their People. We are interested in influencing codes and laws in the cities and counties; developing places where people and their dogs can meet ...
Emery County Sheriff's Report: plane crashes off Huntington runway
There was a plane crash at the Huntington Airport on Saturday at 1:22 p.m.
Sheriff reports a number of break-ins in the area
Emery County Sheriff Greg Funk said there have been a number of burglaries and thefts in the county recently. The thief has been breaking down doors to gain entry and in some cases where the door is open, just walking into the residence....
Watersheds study nears completion
The Emery County Public Lands Council, Watersheds Subcommittee me to review a draft of the San Rafael/Muddy Creek Watersheds Study compiled by Todd Stonely from the Utah Division of Water Resources. ...
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The Sak Shannon Flat Sandal
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Step out this summer in the Shannon, a true original from The Sak! This festive sandal is perfect for so many occasions!
- Crochet upper
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Betsey Johnson Cozy Cable Lurex Legwarmer
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Program in Art History
Art history (also referred to as visual culture) is a field of study in which the information and methodologies of many fields come together. The discipline involves the analysis of the work of art itself—understanding its form, and why and how we make use of it. It is also the investigation of its historical context and mode of production.
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You can also study abroad during a fall or spring semester in the University's European Arts Internship program, which is encouraged for majors and non-majors alike. In Europe, there are opportunities to work in institutions, such as the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Museum of London, and internships can be arranged in Paris, Brussels, Bonn, and Madrid.
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Slender Bed Pillow
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Slender Bed Pillow
Prevents Stiff Necks and Perfect For Stomach Sleepers
Know the feeling of an overly fat bed pillow? We do and it's called a pain in the neck. That's why we had this slender bed pillow made specially for us. About half the thickness of most bed pillows, it is gusseted on all four sides so that the polyester filling won't lose its loft—and you won't wake up with a stiff neck. Perfect for stomach sleepers. Use alone, layer with your current pillow, or layer a pair for more plumpness, which allows you to un-layer during the night if you are like some of us who thrash around. 20"x28". 100% cotton cover. Machine wash and dry. USA of imported materials.
- Half the thickness of most bed pillows
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- Perfect for stomach sleepers
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Emjoi Light Caress Corded Epilator
- Overview
- Features
- Curved shape hugs body curves, bringing its gold-plated, tweezer-like discs in close contact with the skin for more effective hair removal, leaving the skin silky-smooth
- 24-carat gold-plated discs, as well as miniature weights, come into contact with skin during disc rotations, delivering a micro-massage for maximum pain reduction, leaving you with a pleasant epilation experience
- Using 36 discs sets, each containing one fixed disc and two that open and close, to gently assist in skin stretching and increase comfort, this epilator removes more hairs the first time, saving you from possible skin irritation by reducing the number of tries required to achieve smooth skin
- Removes short hairs (from 0.5mm); can be used as soon as one day after shaving
- Selectable two-speed operation to accommodate different hair types
- Effective for up to six weeks at a time
- AC adapter
- Cleaning brush
- Plastic safety cap over the blade
- Travel pouch
- About the brand
Emjoi Light Caress Corded Epilator is a luxurious hair removal system with new pain reduction technology that removes unwanted hair gently and effectively, gives you smooth, silky skin for up to 6 weeks.
Model#: AP-10L / SKU: R8515
For maximum results after epilating, follow with the Emjoi After Epilation Cream.
The tops in hair removal, Emjoi epilators, shavers and accessories leave your skin flawlessly smooth. Emjoi makes hair removal easy with a wide variety of products for everyone from the hair removal novice to smooth skin experts. You'll dare to be bare.
Good Results; Good Product!I got this Emjoi Epilator a few weeks ago after the Phillips Epilator I had finally stopped working.
I am very satisfied with this product. It has made hair removal easier and less painful than anything I have used before. I find the light feature to be useful and the whole design is practical. I would recommend this epilator to anyone who wants hair removal to be easy, painless, and get good results.Oct 20, 2010Karen / Cookeville,tnHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Normal Hair
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Finally, A Product That Does What It Promises!!!This is amazing. For me, there is very little pain. It is quick and easy. I do this while watching TV. Once a week and I do not have to shave my legs. My daughter is a bit more hairier, and feels the "rubberband effect". It takes her 4 days to do her legs. But she is getting ued to it.Oct 19, 2010Caryne S. / Owings Mills, MDHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Fine or Thin Hair
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Less Hair On My Face!Yes, I love my new Epilator! I use it mostly for my face. For me the pain is very minimal at least I can tolerate it quite well.Oct 17, 2010Lynell M. / Washington State
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Super 'hair Remover' Product!Wow...This is a great product! I've tried similar products over the years, but pretty much gave up on them. This one works. It's well worth the cost.Sep 27, 2010Mary N. / Land O Lakes, FL
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Great Investment If You're A Regular Waxer/shaver!I have coarse European hair on my legs and this worked on them. Also used it on my arms. Too scared to use it on my armpits but I'm definitely going at my bikini area with it next. Yes, it hurts. But you get used to it pretty quickly (tip: take an Advil 15 minutes prior, it really does help!). The one thing that I don't really like is that it doesn't get rid of every single hair, so keep your tweezers close by. However, I am quite pleased with it. My legs have been smooth for about a week now, and so have my arms. I'll expect them to be hairless for another 1-2 weeks. LOVE this thing. I should have bought it earlier and saved myself all that money on waxing!Sep 4, 2010L M. / Ontario, CA
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Need Someone To Watch Tv With You While You Epilate? Emjoi Will!I love this! Having never used an epilator before, I have been very pleased. I've experienced a brazilian wax a few times, and although I tend to bleed from removal of follicals, and experience swelling and tenderness for a couple days afterward, I love the result. I have tried laser hair removal, and being light skinned and light brown hair, it didn't seem to do much. I was actually going to get a No! No! but after reading the reviews, decided that 65% of the people that don't like it cound't be wrong.
For my first time using the Emjoi, I had let my hair grow to a decent legth, 3-4mm, and soaked in the bath, scrubbing my skin and areas I planned on treating with the loofah that comes with the package. After drying off, and beginning to epilate, I realized that it does really hurt, but if you stay in the same area, and keep going back over it, it begins to hurt less and less. Or, I'd give that shin and ankle a break and head over to other arm, arm pit etc. I'd turn on some good tunes, and sit on a towel in the bottom of the shower, (NO WATER WAS AROUND)- more for easeir cleanup. I started on my legs- the shins. That seems to be the area easiest to start with. Even after my 1st attempt, I was amazed at how hair free my legs were. Even though some hairs were missed, my legs were shiny, and soft.
When I used to shave, I notice dots on the legs, where the new hairs are under the skin, almost like pores? Anywany after using the Emjoi Light Caress Corded Epilator, my legs are shiny and silky. In fact, my husband loves feeling how smooth my skin is now that everything is hair free. It makes my legs look younger.
Way worth the money. Suck up the pain for the first 20 min, then you'll be on your way to hair free days!
I did get a little bleeding with removal of leg hairs, and I won't lie, it really hurts at first, but I've done it a little at a time over a few sessions, and I am smooth and hair free! My legs, thighs, arms, armpits, chin. Baby smooth. I have made serious attempts at a brazilian, but the pain is intense-even when I have gone to extemes to bring the pain threshold down.
My legs have been hair free for weeks! I find myslef on the couch, watching t.v., just looking for a hair to epilate. It's gonna be a long 6 weeks at this rate. I hated shaving, but this is more productive than shaving!Jul 28, 2010Sandra L. / Mesa, AZHAIR TYPELight Brown / Normal Hair / Oily Hair / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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My Best Friend!The first time I used it, It was a little painful. Now I look for the tiny pinpricks to make sure it's working. If you can stand to pluck your eyebrows, this will be nothing! I make sure I keep my skin exfoliated to prevent ingrown hairs but other than that, it's a breeze. I absolutely love it!Jul 14, 2010Shannon / Florida
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High Pain Tolerance Needed, But Works Well!Painwise, it is not the best, BUT you do get used to it.... It's a weird sensation because it is pulling the hairs out from the root. I get Brazilians all the time by sugaring, and personally, this hurts about the same/a little more... And I have a high pain tolerance! Like I said though, you DO get used to it!
Not great at getting really coarse hairs, but picks up medium and light hairs extremely well. Hair grows back a lot slower and extremely fine. I used the Epilator on my underarms Memorial Day weekend and the majority of the hairs still haven't grown back!
I would definately recommend this product! Especially if you can deal with waxing or sugaring! :]Jul 7, 2010DonnaHAIR TYPEBlonde / Normal Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Scary!So I got this today, tried it, and ran to write a review! This is the first epilator i've had... my problem is ingrown hair, so my review will have an update in 4-6 weeks to see how it goes, but for now i can review on the epilator itself and it's use. It's so light that you have no problem at all using it on your legs and the cord is long enough for you not to miss batteries, the built is really nice and it has a nice grip to it. But when you turn it on those blades look like a torturing device! jajajaa after a second of looking at them and decided to go for it, i'll say as a start that the fastest speed is the best one because you just get it over with. You feel as it pulls every hair you have, even the tiny ones! And the end result is near perfection, i think i had to pluck 3 or 4 hairs for each leg that the epilator was not able to get but to me that's amazing! No redness after the use and the sensation of your hair being plucked fades away as you go down your legs... I have no regrets so far about getting this product!May 18, 2010Mara
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Not For Everyone, But It's Great For Me!To those people who say this device hurts, i have to say that you're right. It seems to me though, that the reason it hurts is because it pulls your hair out... Yeah, anyway i'm really impressed with this little epilator! I've used it on my face, chest, and tummy several times now. I was a little worried about getting an epilator with batteries and it loosing power in the middle of a session, but that's not a problem with this one! When i use mine it's after showering, and i put on a soothing spray before and after i epilate. A couple aspirin seem to make it a bit less unpleasant as well.May 8, 2010Mike
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6.) The worse you do your job, the more your boss avoids you.
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Coconuts Monah Boot
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The Coconuts Monah is a great addition to your wardrobe and never goes out of style! This leather boot can be worn casual or dressed up!
- Smooth leather upper
- Adjustable buckle
- Leather and tricot lining
- 14½" shaft height, inside zipper
- 15" calf circumference
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"Boots are comfy and yet very stylish. Heels' height is just right and feminine to go with dresses as well as jeans. Stacked and steady heels are a plus when you must walk on them. However it runs a bit tight on the sides."
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November 21, 2012
Nice Leather Boots
"I wanted real brown leather boots at a reasonable price. These fit the bill. I would have liked these boots more if the ankle were a little snugger."
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November 02, 2012
Just what I wanted!
"Just got these boots today and they are very nice. They are just what I was looking for. I can't wait to wear them. My calf is a 14 and these leave just enough room for skinny jeans."
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