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Online Schools
A.T. Still University of Health SciencesA.T. Still University of Health Sciences educates and prepares health professionals for management positions in a variety of health care settings through high quality, innovative, online education.
Abilene Christian UniversityThe mission of Abilene Christian University is to educate students for Christian service and leadership throughout the world.
American InterContinental UniversityWhether you are a student just beginning to think about the future or you are a professional interested in advancing your career, AIU Online will help prepare you for the journey.
Ancilla College OnlineThe Associate of Arts degree in General Studies Online at Ancilla lays a solid foundation for any transferable major that students want to pursue.
Anna Maria CollegeAnna Maria College is a private, not-for-profit, regionally accredited university that offers online degree programs as an alternative to its traditional campus courses.
Argosy UniversityAt Argosy University, we offer flexible online programs in business, education and psychology. Argosy University has established campuses around the country and supports one of the largest graduate student communities in the nation. As a student in one of our online programs, you will enjoy a collegial, supportive academic environment.
Arlington Baptist CollegeIf variety is the spice of life, then Arlington Baptist College (ABC) is certainly heating things up in the world of online education!
Aurora UniversityAt Aurora University, we are an inclusive community dedicated to the transformative power of learning. We offer the wide-ranging programs of a university with the personal attention of a small college.
Averett UniversityRecognizing its heritage as a liberal arts institution, Averett places primary emphasis on undergraduate curricula by blending the liberal arts and sciences with professional preparation and graduate study.
Barry UniversityOnline education at Barry University builds learning communities of nontraditional students unified in their appreciation and desire for advanced education that works with their own individual needs and lifestyles.
Bay Path CollegeBay Path College has developed online learning programs based on our thorough academic standards. Our online programs are delivered by the same outstanding faculty that teach on campus! You will receive the same quality education as being on campus.
Benedictine UniversityThe perfect blend of classroom and online learning: Benedictine University, a provider of graduate business management programs, now offers an innovative new WebFlex M.B.A. program that is designed to meet your unique needs as a working adult.
Bethany CollegeBethany College, established by Swedish Lutheran immigrants in 1881, is a college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). Located in Lindsborg, Kansas, Bethany is a small, private college that provides students personal attention within a caring community. The student body is highly engaged in learning both inside and outside the classroom. All students are encouraged to explore and deepen their own faith, as they find and follow their paths in the world.
Bethel College - KSBethel College is a four-year liberal arts college in south central Kansas.
Blue Cliff CollegeBlue Cliff College was founded in 1987, with the primary purpose of providing premiere career training to students in the areas of Medical Assisting, Medical Office Administration, Medical Coding, Cosmetology, Esthetics, Dental Assisting, and Dialysis Technician. Blue Cliff College is committed to academic and hands-on excellence in all of its career preparation programs.
Boise State UniversityBSU Extended Studies is committed to responding to diverse student populations as they discover and fulfill their potential. Our programs expand the range of educational opportunities through the use of current technologies and in convenient timeframes.
Boston UniversityA Boston University graduate education is available to anyone who has access to a computer and the Internet. Whether you are new to our graduate programs or are a returning graduate of Boston University, we invite you to continue your education online.
Brescia UniversityBrescia University is a coeducational Catholic institution founded by the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph. The university offers certificates as well as associate, baccalaureate and master's degrees through semester and time-shortened programs of higher education in the Ursuline tradition.
Bryan CollegeBryan is a highly ranked, nationally competitive college that puts Christ above all. Established in 1930, Bryan is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
Bush School of Government - Texas A & MThe Bush School welcomes working professionals and students who need flexibility in order to extend their education. Designed completely for online delivery, our online education courses are within reach from any computer, any time during the semester.
Byzantine Catholic SeminaryThe Byzantine Catholic Seminary is the only free-standing institution of its kind in North America. This center of learning embraces those who seek academic and pastoral formation to serve as deacons, theologians, catechists and cantors.
California Lutheran UniversityCalifornia Lutheran University is an intellectually rich community nestled in the idyllic Conejo Valley halfway between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. With its intimate size and beautiful location, CLU provides the perfect setting for lively debate, a diverse curriculum and a learning environment that values the individual.
Calumet College of St. JosephCalumet College of St. Joseph (CCSJ) is a small, family-oriented, four-year college offering master's, bachelor's, and associate degrees as well as certificate programs. The college serves a diverse student population that represents the Calumet area (Northwest Indiana and Northeast Illinois).
Campbellsville UniversityCampbellsville University is a comprehensive institution offering undergraduate and graduate programs. It stresses academic excellence and personal growth within a nurturing, Christian environment.
Capella UniversityOur mission is to deliver the highest quality bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs through innovative forms of distance learning. Today, more than 23,000 learners and graduates have profited from this revolution in higher education.
Claflin UniversityClaflin University is a Historically Black University founded in 1869 that is committed to providing access to exemplary educational programs though its undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education programs.
Colorado Technical UniversityWhether you are an experienced professional seeking to retain your competitive edge, a degree holder ready for the challenge of graduate school or someone preparing to enter the career world, Colorado Technical University (CTU) has the program and the learning style that works for you.
Commonwealth Institute of Funeral ServiceCommonwealth Institute of Funeral Service has an established reputation as the leading provider of funeral service education in the nation and is the only institution of its type to also serve as a licensed funeral home.
Concordia University - Saint PaulConcordia University - St. Paul, founded in 1893 to provide a Christian learning environment for high school students now offering online degree programs.
Concordia University IrvineConcordia University Irvine (CUI) is a small, distinguished, Christian, liberal arts university defined by two overriding missions: faithfulness and excellence in education. Established in 1976, Concordia Irvine is part of the 10-campus college system of The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. CUI, guided by the Great Commission of Christ Jesus and the Lutheran Confessions, empowers students through the liberal arts and professional studies for lives of learning, service and leadership.
Concordia University TexasConcordia provides students with a high-quality education so they are competent and knowledgeable in their chosen professions. Concordia students demonstrate a high level of proficiency in the workforce, which can be attributed to the revered faculty and their exposure to practical experience.
Converse CollegeFounded in 1889, Converse College has proven itself as a pioneer in education for more than 100 years. Located in Spartanburg, S.C., this private liberal arts institution shows its continued commitment to student success and achievement by prioritizing small class sizes and ensuring that every student has a faculty advisor.
Dominican CollegeThe aim of Dominican College is to promote educational excellence, leadership, and service in an environment characterized by respect for the individual and concern for the community.
Drexel UniversityDrexel University Online received the 21st Century Best Practice Award for Distance Learning from the United States Distance Learning Association. Their online degree programs quality programs and sophisticated e-learning method ensure that you will receive the same Drexel University education online, with no commuting, fixed class hours, or career interruption.
Fisher CollegeFisher?s nationally-ranked Online campus was established in 1997 to reach out to students unable to attend traditional classroom courses and to provide flexible course options to fit the needs of busy, working and stay-at-home adults looking to further their education.
Fresno Pacific UniversityFresno Pacific University was founded in 1944 with the sole purpose of providing students with an education focused on leadership and service through excellence in Christian higher education.
Friends UniversityFriends University Online provides busy individuals with an additional convenient opportunity to earn their degree from a leader in adult education. The flexibility of earning your degree online, when your schedule allows and at your own pace, increases the value of your learning experience.
Full Sail UniversityLearning at Full Sail University has always centered around interaction and the exchange of ideas. We have developed our own online learning environment with the aim of being the most people-focused education experience on the web.
Geneva CollegeGeneva College has been providing adult degree completion programs to busy professionals throughout western Pennsylvania for the past 20 years. The same quality, challenging and rewarding education students have been receiving is now available online and can be accessed anytime, anywhere.
Georgian Court UniversityGeorgian Court University (GCU) Online offers students the benefit of earning a high-quality college degree at a time, place and pace that meets their needs.
Golden Gate Baptist Theological SeminaryGolden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary was founded in 1944 and has five physical campuses in the western United States: Northern and Southern California; the Portland area of the Pacific Northwest; Denver, Colorado; and Phoenix, Arizona.
Grace CollegeGrace Online is the newest addition to Grace College--a higher education institution rooted in great academic tradition. Located in the Midwest community of Winona Lake, Ind., Grace offers unique, high-quality undergraduate, graduate, seminary and online education programs.
Gratz CollegeGratz College, located in the Philadelphia suburb of Melrose Park, was founded in 1895 and offers graduate degrees to meet the needs of working professionals.
Greensboro CollegeGreensboro College, located in Greensboro, North Carolina, was founded in 1838. The college provides a coeducational and independent learning atmosphere on campus for approximately 1,250 undergraduate students from 32 states, the District of Columbia and 24 nations and online programs so that students everywhere can benefit from Greensboro College.
Hannibal-LaGrange UniversityThe mission of Hannibal-LaGrange University Online is to provide quality online educational opportunities to students, preparing them for personal and career effectiveness.
Highland Community CollegeHighland Community College began as Highland University in 1858, making it the first college in Kansas. Accredited by the North Central Association of the Higher Learning Commission, the college is now in its 149th year of providing higher education opportunities to the people of northeast Kansas.
Houston Baptist UniversityHouston Baptist University is a Christian liberal arts university dedicated to the development of moral character, the enrichment of spiritual lives, and the perpetuation of growth in Christian ideals.
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Indiana State UniversityIndiana State University has partnered with The College Network to offer two dynamic new programs that enable LPNs and RNs to complete all upper-level nursing courses and earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing entirely online.
Iowa Wesleyan CollegeAs a four year liberal arts college, Iowa Wesleyan College is dedicated to preparing students to succeed in a changing global environment.
Ivy Bridge College of Tiffin UniversityIvy Bridge College's associate degree programs provide the flexibility and convenience of online learning while offering unparalleled mentoring and student support.
Jamestown CollegeJamestown College graduates throughout the last decade have reported a career placement rate at or near 100 percent.
Johnson C. Smith UniversityJohnson C. Smith University (JCSU) prides itself on being the premier independent urban university in Charlotte, NC. Founded in 1867 as Henry J. Biddle Memorial Institute, the university now enrolls approximately 1,500 students and confers bachelor's degrees to hundreds of students each year in 27 different majors.
Jones International UniversityAt Jones International University, you can get your Bachelor of Business Administration, MBA, Master of Education degree as well as many other online university degrees that will propel your career forward.
Kaplan University
To fulfill a promise to yourself. To earn a better living doing something you truly enjoy. To reinvent yourself and survive the economic downturn. At Kaplan University, we understand why you're going back to school. The outcome of your education is our most important concern.
Kaplan University is an accredited leading provider of online higher education. We offer 170 online programs and degrees in a variety of fields. Rigorous curriculum is designed to provide you with the relevant skills to pursue your career and personal goals. Faculty members are experienced practitioners within their fields and focus on real-world, practical skills.
Kentucky Wesleyan CollegeKentucky Wesleyan College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award baccalaureate degrees. Founded in 1858, the faith-based college has a long-standing reputation for academic excellence, superb faculty and a low student-to-faculty ratio.
King UniversityKing University, located in Bristol, Tennessee, the twin city of Bristol, Virginia, is a Presbyterian-affiliated school structured on a university model. The Graduate and Professional Studies (GPS) department at King has designed Web-enhanced and completely online degrees to eliminate the challenges facing adult learners who need educational opportunities close to where they work and live.
Lake Erie CollegeWe care deeply about the success, development and happiness of our students.
Laurel UniversityTraditional and non-traditional students can benefit from the convenience of participating in online courses that apply towards the completion of various degrees, such as Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Theology, Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry, Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Ministry, Certificate in Christian Ministry and Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education.
Liberty UniversityLiberty University (LU) was founded by Dr. Jerry Falwell, Sr. in 1971 with the mission to promote the intellectual and spiritual development of its students. Located in Lynchburg, Va., LU serves 12,000 students on campus and an additional 37,000 through distance learning.
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Louisiana CollegeAs distance learning has become increasingly popular among adult learners, Louisiana College has joined the online learning community and now offers online courses. For any busy adult student, taking courses online is a great way to earn a degree while maintaining work and social commitments.
Louisville Bible CollegeLouisville Bible College (LBC) began with the single purpose of ministry preparation. Since 1948, LBC's vision and mission has been to prepare preachers and other Christian workers for Christ's Church through education that is rooted in Scripture and faithfulness to God's Word.
Martin Methodist College ONLINEMartin Methodist College is a four-year, liberal arts intuition in Pulaski, Tenn. Martin Methodist offers an online program for students looking to earn or advance their education on their schedule.
MidAmerica Nazarene UniversityMidAmerica Nazarene University is a comprehensive liberal arts university offering undergraduate and selected professional and graduate degrees.
Missouri Valley CollegeKnown for its dynamic, richly diverse, and friendly educational environment, Missouri Valley College offers many opportunities to grow in mind, body, and spirit.
Montreat CollegeMontreat College has a long history of Christ-based education and dedication to the success of its students. The online programs at Montreat will be convenient and conducive to busy adults.
Mount Mercy UniversityA private, co-ed, residential institution, sponsored by the Conference for Mercy Higher Education, Mount Mercy University is a Catholic institution offering baccalaureate and graduate education to more than 1,800 enrolled students, uniquely blending liberal arts learning with professional career development.
New England ConservatorySince its founding in 1867, New England Conservatory (NEC) has been committed to educating and training musicians of all ages from around the world.
Northwest UniversityNorthwest University is a regionally accredited, Christian coeducational institution awarding associate, baccalaureate, master's and doctorate degrees.
Notre Dame CollegeDistance learning is indeed a life saver for many Notre Dame College students. They see their online learning experience as the perfect complement to a busy schedule involving work, social and familial commitments.
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Oakland City UniversityOnline learning at Oakland City University is a cost-effective way for busy adult learners to pursue their learning goals. Because online courses are easily accessible from home or the workplace, they do not require you to move or travel to take a class.
Ohio Christian UniversityOhio Christian University understands and supports your commitments to your family and career. OCU Online offers Associate and Bachelor programs designed for busy adults. These accredited and affordable programs are completed entirely online, with no campus visits or residency requirements. You take classes around your schedule. Whether you are starting your career, changing careers, or want to advance in your current career field, OCU Online is your best choice.
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Point UniversityPoint University's online program allows you to earn a bachelor's degree from the convenience of your own home and at your own pace. You can earn a top-notch Christian education while studying from anywhere in the world.
Quincy UniversityQuincy University is a private, four-year, contemporary liberal arts university grounded in the Franciscan values of respect and social justice.
Regis UniversityFounded in 1877, Regis University's main campus is located in Denver, Colorado. Serving the educational needs of over 12,000 students online with campuses in Colorado and Nevada, Regis is regionally accredited by the North Central Association (NCA).
Reinhardt UniversityFounded in 1883 as a private liberal arts institution, Reinhardt University has been focusing on meeting students needs for over 120 years. Emphasizing on a truly personalized education, "the Reinhardt experience" is an education intended to making sure have the best college experience possible. Grounded in the United Methodist tradition, Reinhardt strives to promote personal growth by providing a learning atmosphere where leadership, service, and values are at its core. Situated 45 minutes northwest of Atlanta, Georgia on a vibrant and active campus, Reinhardt University will provide you with an unforgettable university experience.
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Rosemont CollegeRosemont College has been at the forefront of educating adult learners pursuing undergraduate and graduate education for over 40 years.
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Salem CollegeOne of the nation's most distinguished private liberal arts colleges, Salem College began its long tradition of exceptional education in 1772. Today, it stands as the oldest continually operating women's institutions in the nation, with an intimate learning community of students from all over the world.
Shorter UniversityRanked as one of the "Top 20 Southern Comprehensive Colleges" and the "Top Ten Best Buys" since 2002 by U.S. News and World Report magazine, Shorter University offers undergraduate liberal arts programs, specialized professional programs, and select graduate programs in business.
Simpson CollegeSimpson College provides the resources and experiences to help all students become mature, fully engaged, successful people. Simpson students flourish in an environment that fosters personal growth and development as well as academic achievement and lifelong learning.
St. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Bonaventure University, the nation's first Catholic-Franciscan University, has earned national acclaim for its programs in business, education, journalism/communication, arts, sciences, and Franciscan studies.
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Sullivan University Global eLearningAlthough Sullivan University is based in Louisville, Kentucky, the school offers many complete programs online through its Global E-Learning capabilities.
The College of New JerseyThe College of New Jersey (TCNJ), located in between Princeton and Trenton in suburban Ewing, N.J., was founded in 1855 as the first teacher training school in New Jersey (and the ninth in the nation).
The College of New RochelleLocated in New York, The College of New Rochelle boasts six campuses across the Greater New York City area, enrolling nearly 4,200 students. The highly qualified faculty who teach at CNR are regarded as experts in their field.
The University of FindlayThe University of Findlay's online programs offer working adults the chance to complete their bachelor's or master's degree on their schedule.
Touro University WorldwideTouro University Worldwide (TUW), as part of the Greater Touro College and University System, was founded on Judaic values, a commitment to social justice, intellectual pursuit and service to the society and the underserved.
Towson UniversityFounded in 1866, Towson University is regarded as one of the nation's best regional public universities. Towson University?s population of more than 21,000 students makes it the second largest public university in the state of Maryland.
University of West AlabamaAt the University of West Alabama, we will help you do something that matters. As one of the oldest and most prestigious colleges in Alabama, we've been helping students pursue their dreams and goal since 1835.
Urbana UniversityUrbana University is located in Urbana, a picturesque city in west central Ohio Now, the university provides an opportunity for you to obtain a college education anytime and anywhere by offering online courses.
Ursuline CollegeUrsuline College is a beautiful, spacious campus located 13 miles east of Cleveland (a mile from Beachwood Place and Legacy Village) in Pepper Pike, Oh.
Valley Forge Military CollegeValley Forge Military College, located in Wayne, Pennsylvania, is a place where education goes well beyond the rigor of curriculum to build strong characters, leadership skills and to encourage cadets to create their own path to success.
Walden University
Walden is distinguished by high academic standards, experienced faculty, and a rigorous curriculum. Our advanced degrees are intended to advance the quality of life not just for the Walden graduate, but for everyone he or she encounters. Our programs help students achieve personal enrichment and career advancement. Walden graduates, in turn, enrich and advance the lives of countless others they serve.


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Create a sporty chic look with the London wedge sneaker . This fun-loving platform bootie from Rock & Candy is sure to shake things up!
- Canvas upper
- Lace-up
- Round rubber cap toe
- 1¾" platform, 5" covered wedge heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: NattyK
Location: Charlotte NC
December 12, 2012
"I bought these for a "sneaker" benefit thinking I'd probably never wear them again. I wear them all the time. They are perfect with jeans and super comfortable."
By: HelloSarah
Location: Springfield, MO
December 06, 2012
Great casual shoe!
"I chose these shoes for active use--particularly when traveing and sightseeing. The rubber sole really helps with comfort and makes walking on uneven/unfamiliar surfaces easier. I wear with long flared jeans for a classic look. It's my first pair of Rock & Candy shoes and I'm likely to buy another. My only concern is that these are a bit short but I'm hoping wear-time will ease the crunch."
By: BigRedzWife
Location: Washington, DC
December 01, 2012
Too cute!!
"These have to be the cutest sneaker wedge ever!! I read the reviews and went a half size up and they fit perfect! Can't wait to wear with my skinny jeans!"
By: TiniBeenie
Location: Reston, VA
October 26, 2012
Cuter in person
"The shoe was a little painful around my ankles but I realized that was because I was wearing a half size too small. Once I put the right size shoe on, it was much more comfortable. I really love them but my friends are not crazy about them."
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Hydraulic press designed for various metal forming operations
The CX-series hydraulic press from Pacific Press Technologies is designed specifically for use with compression molding, RTM, RIM, and various metal forming operations. The press has a four-post design that is built with the slide guided by bearings around each of the four corner posts.
The press is available in standard sizes from 100 to 600 tons with a single cylinder or up to five cylinders. It is suitable for long strokes, large open heights, and provides maximum access from all sides.
The rugged construction and heavy welded steel frame allow the press to absorb and uniformly distribute the force in full-capacity operations, the company says. The hydraulic system enables fast cycle speed, as well as safe and reliable press slide control, the company reports.
Optional features include CNCs, die cushions, higher-speed hydraulic packages, and increased stroke lengths.


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In light of the jaw-dropping sale all this month on all Mountain House number 10 cans (you have seen that, right?), I've been asked to taste test and review a number of the entrees. It's a rough job, but…
Actually, to be completely forthright, my expectations were not high. I spent enough years as a single college student to develop a serious aversion to pre-prepared, pre-packaged, conveniently shelf-stable, preservative-laden meals. And when I was tipped off that Mountain House brand had been tested as edible after 20+ years, I was convinced something must be wrong.
So imagine my delight when my week of experimental, freeze-dried lunches turned out to be some of the most enjoyable and satisfying meals I'd had all month (note: this is in no way an aspersion on my admittedly dismal culinary skills).
What was so great about the Mountain House entrees I tried? Let me break it down for you.
Taste – Bland? Salty? Chemical-y? None of the above. The first shock was how real it all tasted. The Mexican Style Rice and Chicken had a spicy little kick. The Beef Stroganoff with Noodles had the unmistakable tang of sour cream. And there's an easy explanation: the ingredient list is full of real ingredients. Cream, spices, beef, vegetables, rice, pasta—all the stuff you'd use if you were actually making this stuff in your own kitchen. In fact, the first step in the production process of Mountain House's freeze dried entrees looks a lot like what goes on in your kitchen. According to Outside Magazine's Steven Rinella, "The company prides itself on the fact that its food is first prepared as a ready-to-eat dish before it is freeze-dried, which leads to what it calls the 'homemade taste' of its offerings."
Texture – For my money, there's nothing worse than the rubbery meat of a ready-made meal. So it was with some hesitation that I dug into the Mountain House Lasagna with Meat Sauce. But whether it was ground beef in the lasagna, shredded chicken in the Mexican rice, or Sweet and Sour Pork, it all felt like meat. And no mushy pasta or cardboard veggies, either. Something about the magical process of freeze-drying, which Mountain House (part of Oregon Freeze Dry) has been perfecting since the 1960s, preserves food at the moment it's frozen. That means, when reconstituted, your meal looks, tastes, and feels almost identical to how it did when it was first prepared. (Want your mind blown? Read about the freeze drying process.)
Variety – Here's some fun history: during the Vietnam War, Oregon Freeze Dry was approached by the Department of Defense to develop portable meals that "tasted better, weighed less, and were easier to prepare" than the bulky canned rations servicemen had been toting around since WWI. The Mountain House line was the result, which means that the company has been experimenting, refining, and expanding their repertoire for more than four decades.
At any given time, Mountain House offers 20-25 different entrees, ranging from pasta dishes like Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Turkey Tetrazzini, and Pasta Primavera to down-home favorites like Chili Mac with Beef and Chicken Stew. The four I tried were all winners, which makes me think I could really brighten up a protracted emergency situation if I were to fill my shelves with all 20.
And, of course, as icing on an already super palatable cake, the Mountain House meals are extremely light, store easily, require only boiling water, and (did I mention?) last for 30 years! This is one reformed skeptic who will be stocking up.


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I love my fireplace now!
By Mary
from Houston
Comments about Real Flame Gel 24" Oak Log Set:
Our house has a fireplace that I could never use, and I hated not using it! The chimney had been completely sealed off by a previous owner, and the repairs sounded risky. I looked into electric, but didn't want an electric cord coming out of the fireplace to the wall outlet, and didn't want to install a new outlet into the brick. Then I found this website and discovered the fuel gel log set. Customer Service was SO nice and answered all my questions. The set arrived last weekend. I put it together by myself within an hour (I'm not great at assembling stuff!), and I had a real fire in my fireplace that first night. I love it!! The logs look great, and it provides such pretty flames with the most wonderful cozy soft crackling sound. It'll be so nice at Christmas! Safe and easy to use, no mess, no smoke, no odor. I couldn't be happier!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By English Teacher
from Cincinnati, Ohio
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The realistic flames are far and above superior to the electric log insert I had been using. I love the crackling flames and the nice glow given off. I am totally satisfied!
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Love it! I hate the mess of real fire wood and this has worked out well for me...great ambiance! Just remember to buy the main ingredient when ordering...the gel! Had to run to local hardware store!
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Received item and pay pal acct was not billed and now has gone to claims. Why did I receive item if payment was not received.Presently I would prefer TO return item very dissatisfied with process
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Five things: Look at the new guy
Ryan Lambert
May 09 2012 09:09AM
1. What to make of the Cervenka signing?
It came out last week that the Calgary Flames had signed former KHL all-star Roman Cervenka, who's a 26-year-old center, to a one-year deal with $3.775 million deal.
I wasn't happy with it — I know, right: me? — but basically what it is, at the end of the day, is the signing of a much younger, slightly more expensive Olli Jokinen. Which isn't a bad thing in theory. But in actual practice, who knows?
Sorry, but it's hard to get excited about an older player who's never, never played more than a few games on a North American-sized ice sheet, if he ever has at all (even the 2005 World Juniors, in which he played for his native Czech Republic, was played on a pair of 200-by-85 rinks in North Dakota). His biggest claim to fame, of course, is centering Jaromir Jagr for Avangard Omsk two seasons ago, and surprise surprise, he had a great season. He picked up 31-30-61 in just 51 games, but saw that total drop to a mere 23-16-39 in 54 this season with his Hall of Fame wing playing in Philadelphia instead of Siberia.
Am I dismissing this signing as ludicrous? No. It's a low-risk, potentially middling reward deal that costs the team nothing but money — of course, they say that about every so-so college free agent signing too. But am I optimistic that he actually slots in as a top-6 forward at the NHL level? Also no.
Let's not forget, the last 26-year-old European free agent the Flames signed and assured us all would be serviceable in his role was that terrible goalie whose name I already forget (Henrik Karlsson, the internet now informs me). He was not serviceable in his role. But he also wasn't a waste of money. Or at least, that much money.
So I'm ready to believe Cervenka can be an okay NHL player. I'm just not counting on it.
2. Losing earlier than you expected?
Lately, it seems a popular thing to do: You get bounced from the playoffs earlier than you might have liked, you talk very publicly about the possibility of firing your coach. This is a practice that has been around a while, but in the last year or two in particular, it seems to be growing more common.
For the last few weeks, people have speculated wildly, and many thought for sure the Canucks were going to can Alain Vigneault after a first-round bounce-out (though perhaps that's just what happens when you have two No. 1 goalies and don't have a clear idea of which one to play at any point ever, least of all in the playoffs), and the same was said of Joel Quenneville in Chicago. In fact, as I type this, the world is waiting with bated breath for his conference call with team officials to take place so they can clarify why they just fired an assistant coach.
And of course, Todd McLellan is now being linked with the coaching jobs in Calgary, Edmonton (if/when Tom Renney gets fired), Montreal, Vancouver (if/when Vigneault gets fired, which he won't), and so forth. Basically, name a Canadian team that has no coach or even one on slightly uneven ground, and he might come to them and save the day or something I guess.
But what this fundamentally ignores is another tenet of hockey that goes back a million years: Any team can win any series. Sure, the best teams usually win the series more often than not, but it doesn't always happen that way, and in series as short as seven games, one bad bounce in two or three games is the difference between advancing and golfing. So sometimes, even the world's best coaches with the world's best teams don't actually win all the playoff games they're supposed to. It's not really a reason to fire your coach.
3. The Kings' reach
Who would have predicted a Darryl Sutter-led Kings team would look so convincing in these Western Conference playoffs?
Oh I don't know, how about anyone who watched him coach the Flames to being a really good hockey team? I wrote about it when he first got hired for Puck Daddy, but anyone who confused Sutter's abysmal general-managing of the Flames with his ability to kick an entire team in the ass and make it play mean, defensive hockey behind the bench was and is a fool.
Despite their performances early in the season, where they either lost 2-1 or won 1-0 thanks to the Herculean efforts of Jonathan Quick, this was always a fairly elite team — witness their roster of skaters like Anze Kopitar, Mike Richards, Drew Doughty, etc., even before they brought in Jeff Carter — and then put a your-friend's-kind-of-mean-dad coach like Sutter behind it. If the Kings are one thing, they're a team that has to be good both on the cycle and in their own zone, because they sure don't get the puck up and down the ice in a hurry, and therefore cannot score or defend on the counter.
Darryl Sutter is really, really good at coaching hockey teams built like that.
The matchup with Phoenix is intriguing but it wouldn't be at all surprising to see the Kings either flatten them or squeak out a seven-game winner. I do, however, have an awful hard time seeing the Coyotes stop them.
4. Something happened this week
You may or may not have read it the other day, but Jarome Iginla's grandmother died. Sad news.
But it made me realize something: There's no way this guy gets traded.
If they're running stories in the local newspaper about the grandmother of a player on a team, and people are legitimately sad about it, that's a pretty good indication that the player is beloved to the point where he simply cannot be moved unless the team's management wants to be met outside both their home and office by sizable torches-and-pitchforks type crowds.
No matter how much it helps the team, the casual fanbase simply will not accept it.
5. How about that Heat power play?
Was reading a little bit about the Abbotsford Heat and their performance in the AHL playoffs.
And well hey what do you know, it looks like the power play is humming along at just 14.1 percent, and is 0 for 16 in its current series with Toronto, headed into last night's Game 4.
Like father, like son, I guess.
What I like about the Cervenka signing is what it represents. A change in direction. Not signing a KHL player. But rather their approach to solving the C situation.
In the past they would have retained Jokinen on a high salary long term contract. It would have been a no brainer. No other free agents. Nothing realistically available via trade. Only Backlund on the team with any chance of picking up the mantle.
This would have prevented substantial change and introduced a contract that we are all going to hate in a couple of seasons (if not sooner). The contract would have had a NMC, a bit of a home town discount, and a year or two added to on to drop the cap hit.
In short, more of the same.
The Cervenka signing may pay dividends. It may not. But it is a refreshing change of direction win, lose, or draw. And it is the type of strategy that the Flames need to roll the dice on if they want any chance of getting out of this mess we are in.
May 09 2012, 10:18AM
Well said. I agree.
I somewhat agree and certainly get your point, but I would argue that there is a true change of direction.
A new way of doing business? Sure. But a real change? To me, and this may seem incredibly narrow, but the only true indicator of real change would be moving Iginla.
Kent actually stated well in a recent article: new shirt, shoes, pants, hat, coat - same dude inside.
Now, don't get me wrong. I appreciate this new way of doing business. These new clothes, if you will.
However, the team is still doing what it has done seemingly forever now - band-aid, patch, stick fingers in holes in the dam, but never build a new dam., never get a new man to put inside of all those new clothes.
Whether Cervenka works out or not, in the end, the guy in the new clothes is still just a bum.
May 09 2012, 11:52AM
It's true this foray into new territory could end up being more tinkering than anything else. What the club does going forward will really determine if we're seeing a truly new approach, or just a slightly different spin the same old.
btw, that should read NO true change of direction, just to be clear
In terms of the Cervenka signing, I must admit I was stunned by the original contract, a whole lot happier once it was clarified as being mostly bonuses.
Time will tell on this guy, but unless he turns into a workable top 6 guy, we are going to have issues down the middle. Assuming Jokinen isn't resigned, Cervenka and Backlund will have to pick up his scoring, otherwise it is going to be a long, long season...
A center group of Cervenka, Backlund, Jones and Stajan has to be one of the weakest groups in the league.
#4 - I wonder if the fact that his grandmother died moves Iginla to consider leaving the Flames. Being close to family, and his grandmother has been important to him. Now that she is gone, does this remove one of the reasons for staying?
@Michael...are you really Mike Cammaleri and saying you DON'T want to play Centre and you DO want Olli back...that;s quite tricky I must say as I am sure John Weisbrod trolls her! But seriously Michael, Cammy was a decent C in the last 9 games and Olli is (sadly) probably back. Even without Olli, the line up at C of Cammy, Cerveza (LOL mmmm beer in Spanish), Backlund, Stajan, Jones and others is not that bad if Cerveza adjusts to NHL in any way.
@shutout....I actually had the same idea as you...a major family death actually FREES people to move forward (and away physically)...now maybe Iggy will allow a trade and even play in the World Hockey Championships each spring.
May 09 2012, 01:45PM
It's entirely possible it's going to be a long season no matter management does this summer. I'm going to concentrate on processes and whether the guys in charge seem to at least be making decent bets without hoping they are going to somehow turn the club into a contender.
I agree - Ryan has this upside down.
Both his Grandfather and Grandmother on his Mom's side have passed now. I don't see this as stopping him from being moved and I still believe that Jarome will be a part of wanting to move on.
And no one should deny him or critique him in the slightest if he does want to move.
May 09 2012, 03:48PM
I don't understand how Cervenka can be a "slightly more expensive Olli Jokinen". His reward-based contract bottoms out at under a million dollars! If you mean a slightly more expensive version of the 2011/2012 Jokinen, then I say great. If I'm just looking at his points per game, Olli's (now expired) contract doesn't bother me at all. I haven't seen the numbers required of Cervenka to max out his paycheque, but isn't it safe to say that we all hope he reaches it? If you mean Cervenka's a slightly more expensive version of next year's post-surgery, 34(35?)-year-old Jokinen, then I'm okay with that too, because he'll probably be making about 1.5 million.
Just read Elliot friedman's 30 thoughts article and one point was the cervenka signing caught a lot of people off guard because "there wasn't much interest". If that's the case then there's even more reason to temper expectations for him.
May 09 2012, 09:53PM
The Wolf:"A new way of doing business? Sure. But a real change? To me, and this may seem incredibly narrow, but the only true indicator of real change would be moving Iginla."
That isn't just a 'narrow' view of change, it is an incoherent one. Iginla is just one guy on an entire team of guys. Are you seriously suggesting that if they moved out everyone but Jarome they haven't changed? Or that a team with Jarome on it can't be succesful?
If you define change or a new direction as 'ditching Jarome', you are bound to be disappointed - cuz every indication is he doesn't want to leave, and that mgt doesn't want to trade him.
See how Ottawa rebuilt itself into a playoff team without gassing Alfredsson? Keeping your good players and then adding more good players to the mix is a recipe for success. Doing a scorched earth rebuild just makes a perpetual doormat (see; Oilers, Columbus, Islanders, etc.).
"a one year 3.77 mill contract"? Wrong. It's a ELC worth around $925,000 + some really hard to reach goals that would provide a few bonuses that I'm pretty sure most of us would be happy to see reached.
"at the end of the day it's the signing of a much younger, slightly more expensive Olli Jokinen" Really? More expensive? Explain.
"sorry, it's hard to get excited about an older player thats never, ever played more then a few, if any games on North American Ice" Really? Older? 26 is Older? And I know it's not much but didn't Roman play in Vancouver during the olympics?
" a mere 23-16-39 the following year with out his hall of fame winger" Do we know if the team shifted philosophies when JJ left town? Do we know if Roman adjusted his game to play to the level of talent that he was surrounded by? Did he not still lead the team in points?
Just some things I was wondering about.
May 09 2012, 10:03PM
As for the Cervenka signing, it's all thumbs up. Not just low risk, but 'no-risk'. His salary is an ELC! Jagr may have helped his stats, but he was over a ppt in the playlets without him. He cost nothing but money and effort, and I give kudos to mgt for being the first in line to woo him.
@BurningSensation - it's not incoherent if you actually read the post. As Kent opined in a previous article, some fans believe the Flames exist to support Iginla and Kipper and not the other way around. I'm one of them.
The Alfredsson comparison doesn't hold water. Alfredsson 1) gives a rat's arse about playing a team game and winning; 2) the Sens have Spezza.
The Flames have no Spezza and Iginla is here for the geographical location, the comfort factor and because he's the big fish in the pond that even the GM and owners are scared to move.
Sundin is a far better comparison.
The team is paralyzed with him here. No 'true' change will take place until the Iginla Era comes to an official end.
btw, the Pens rebuilt from scratch twice and have 3 Cups. Chicago did it, it's mostly worked for Vancouver. It worked for Anaheim, Carolina, TB, Colorado. And, oh yeah, it gave those Oilers you mention 5 Cups.
Bad management will ruin even the best plans. Mike Milbury is an idiot, not an argument.
But maybe you're right, I mean the Flames formula for success since shifting away from drafting and development has gotten us 1 miracle run on the back of a hot goalie in 23 years. We should stick to what works, I guess.
Also, since we have next to no legit top 6 talent under the age of 30, where do you plan on obtaining it? Please don't tell me you buy the Feaster PR spin? College and European ranks have been heavily scouted for years. The Flames, as usual, are playing catch-up, not trail blazing.
We didn't win with Iginla in his 20's. We're not going to win with him now. Ditto Kipper. Except reality. Nostalgia does not win championships.
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What would you do with one.Produces 69 picowatts of light.Not much you can do with that, let alone see that it was on.
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"My younger sister is getting tested now to see if she is a match, but more than likely we will be relying on a stranger who is willing to donate their kidney. We encourage people to get tested. With the Good Samaritan program you can donate a kidney to a complete stranger. We are involved with the Paired Exchange," said Simmons.
Noyes said, "I am holding my kidney hostage until we get a kidney for Richard. We will go in about the same time when we get the call that a match is found for him. Sometimes there can be chains of up to 50 people before you get the kidney to the right person."
Noyes and Simmons have been waiting for four months already. Noyes said, "I have been trying to get qualified for a year. I didn't realize the extensive testing they put you through. I had to save a day's worth of urine and take it in to be tested. They give you a sociological evaluation. You have to take classes. They test you for diabetes. They make sure you drink enough water. They do blood tests, heart tests, stress tests and an MRI to check your kidneys. They encourage you to stay healthy, because you never know when you might get the call.
"I'm not really concerned about the surgery, but I want to be prepared. They say if you are active you will be better off after the surgery. The donor has a harder time recovering than the recipient of the kidney. They will take the kidney out through the stomach. Your body will adjust to having one kidney and it will grow. The recipient will feel much better and the donor will feel a little sick. The donor will never have complete kidney function again but 70-90 percent which is fine. Having one kidney doesn't put you at risk. I have talked to a lot of people who have donated kidneys and they have been fine. You need to make sure you drink plenty of water."
Simmons said, "The donor needs to drink plenty of water, but I'm on water restrictions. Mainly because my body retains all the water."
When Simmons was asked how he feels about his mother-in-law donating a kidney he replied, "I am excited. It's a nice thing for her to do. I know the surgery is going to be tough and I hate to see her go through pain."
Noyes said, "With a living kidney, the kidney will have a longer life. Cadaver kidneys statistically do not last as long as living kidneys. He will have a better shot at a healthier life. He is so tied down, this will give him a chance to go back to school. Before he was going to school while on dialysis and one of his teachers gave him an outstanding student award. He is trying to better himself, with a new kidney he will get that chance. Dialysis runs your life. You never know when you are going to be sick. It's really hard to find a job that will work around his dialysis. They are trying really hard to stay afloat and I just want him to be healthy. I want him to be healthy enough to have more children and to be here to help raise them."
Simmons said his wife Kelsie has been so supportive of him. She works as a cosmetologist at The Cut Above in Price. She said, "Sometimes when he's sick he is irritable. He can drive himself to and from dialysis sometimes, but if he's really sick he will call me to come and get him. Our son Jesse is pretty sympathetic with his Dad. He always asks him how he is doing," said Kelsie.
Simmons said he has had the best caregivers he doesn't think he would be here without them.
Kelsie said her mother's desire to give her husband a kidney is the greatest selfless act she could do. It's said somewhere that God gave us two kidneys but our bodies only need one, so we can share the other one with someone in need. "Richard wouldn't let me be tested, he says that Jesse needs at least one healthy parent. It's truly the best gift to have someone help your husband be healthy."
If the family wants to travel they must find the closest dialysis to where they want to go and find out their schedule. He has been to the Cedar City dialysis center and is familiar with it now. They look forward to the day when they can take off and not worry about dialysis schedules.
For now the pair is in constant contact by cell phone waiting for the time the call comes in that says a kidney for Richard has been found. Things will move swiftly when that call finally comes in.
Little Jesse age 3 isn't worried or nervous when he has to go to the doctor. Doctors and hospitals are all pretty routine to him now as he accompanies his dad to the doctor. The nurses love it when Jesse comes to visit at the hospital.
It was heartbreaking for the family when the first kidney transplant failed. They are hoping for better results this time around.
Noyes said, "I just want people to be aware of this kidney exchange program. If we can encourage someone else to get involved then someone might get healthy and get off of dialysis. There are many people who don't know about living donors. We want to spread the word. You don't have to pay to be a living donor. All costs are covered by the recipients insurance. The only out of pocket expenses are travel, food, and time off work.
"It's so hard to see those sick people. They are just miserable, if I can help just one of them then I want to. When I first found out I couldn't give my kidney directly to Richard I was bummed, but now that doesn't matter as long as someone gives him a kidney, it will be worth it.
"I would like to see people take advantage of this program. I would like to see everyone get off dialysis. I am really not nervous. I am anticipating it. My husband died of cancer and I remember feeling so helpless. There was just nothing I could do for him. I just watched him suffer. But, with Richard, I feel like this is something I can do to help."
Kelsie is a bit apprehensive about the upcoming surgeries because she is being hit with a double whammy having her husband and her mother in surgery. Noyes expects to be off work right around six weeks, but recovery times are different for each person.
When a match for Richard is found it must be compatible blood wise and also the antigens in his blood must match with those of his donor which can be difficult. Doctors tell the pair that August or September will be the best case scenario for when the surgeries might take place. There are a lot of factors which must match up so rejection can be avoided and the new kidney can function properly in the recipient. If you have the desire to donate a kidney there are many different programs you could participate in. The University of Utah hospital will help find the right program for you.


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Every drop of water wasted costs energy, every extra light costs energy. All that energy has to be produced. One-third of the energy is wasted. The result is that we are polluting the planet Earth. Our oceans are polluted, our rivers and lakes are polluted, and God bless us, our air is polluted. We have no self-control and the way we are living on this planet, the way we are cutting the forests, the way we are wasting the land, in one hundred years we will reach our doomsday.
I was in Moscow last year. We were about eight hundred people: three hundred religious people; three hundred people of the government—senators, congressmen, legislators, political people; and two hundred scientists from all over the world. We gathered in Moscow, we talked for five days. The scientists kept telling us that if we do not act right now, we will never be in a position to recuperate the Earth. We have reached a point beyond danger. We all understood it. We came back home. Everywhere in America and all over the world there was Earth Day. One Sunday it was celebrated and newspapers carried the stories. The next day there were the same old habits, the same waste of energy, the same waste of water, the same pollution. Do you understand that in two hundred years the United States has become a garbage pit? It's a lot of land and a lot of resources; and lot of things are gone. It is surprising how much pollution has taken place.
Life has become nothing but smoke. Mankind needs a lot of strength. What is happening? We do not have our perpetual strength.
Excerpts from a lecture by Yogi Bhajan on April 23, 1990
I saw a very beautiful, yellow velvet cloth in the garbage and I pulled and I pulled and I pulled and out it came, on and on and on. It was shocking to me. I made a very beautiful yellow robe out of it, and it's fantastic! I mean, I have many robes so it must be a special robe, because I still wear it sometimes. Today that velvet is not made, it's not available, and it was the most costly velvet of its time. So what I mean is this: here we know one thing, dump. Dump the husband, dump the brother, dump the father, dump the mother, dump the family, dump the things—dump. We have only one word in the United States—dump. In real estate they say, "Location, location, location." In the United States, they say, "Dump, dump, dump." I came here to say, "Pump, pump, pump; up and up and up and up." For us, we live by the moral, ethical rules and bylaws; life does not wait for manmade laws. Life is a vibration, consciously lived or unconsciously ignored.
Excerpts from a lecture by Yogi Bhajan on August 17, 1989
A very courageous man, a very strong man, a very real man can talk about peace. Peace doesn't mean to just talk about peace, peace means we have to put all the pieces together and get to one picture. It's a song of victory, it's a song of God, it's a song of reality. And as I have said, until this Earth stops revolving, if those born of a woman don't know how to respect woman, there shall be no peace. Just imagine that Mother Earth is a woman. What have we done to it? We ourselves do not know. What are we going to do to it? We are not going to know.
Our souls are in pain. Our souls are part of our tragedy, and Mother Earth is crying in vain. That is the song of reality. And we are still gossiping and boasting; that is our insanity, and we call ourselves human, the light of God. We do not remember our personality. Today is one day when you have honored me by coming here and participating with me in the name of Almighty God, who out of His many bountiful blessings, gave us the planet Earth which we have raped, abused, misused—and we are not stopping. We are not at peace with Mother Earth, we are not at peace with environments, we are not at peace with ourselves, we are not at peace within ourselves. The time has come when we must all wake up to a simple reality: without peace what else are we?
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Both sides of the gun control debate look to the Second Amendment to make their points.
But to understand the Second Amendment, and really all of the Bill of Rights in the Constitution, one must read the Declaration of Independence.
The Declaration of Independence rightfully states that men (and women) are endowed by their Creator with their rights — in other words, not by men or government.
If rights would be granted by men or government, they could be taken away by the same.
The Bill of Rights describes those unalienable rights for all people, simply by their being. The language of the text clearly indicates the rights are not to be infringed and should be protected by the government, but are not granted by the government.
That is why President Barack Obama calls the Constitution a document of negative rights. That is because he views the government entity and collectivism to be of greater importance than an individual's liberty and freedom.
As the gun control debate continues, we must remember it is not about controlling guns, but about controlling people, and government attempting to infringe upon our unalienable rights — rights never granted by the government in the first place.


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This week we will cover a portion of etiquette with your own team that was neglected in the previous article. On the putting green special manners are required. One player should not stand in the line of another or putt while another is putting. The person who lies furthest from the hole should putt first, then the next closest and so on. When all players from a team are on the green taking their putts, all players should stay on the green until all players have holed out.
For the next part of course etiquette, we will cover playing at a good pace. A group of golfers, such as a two-some, threesome or foursome all play at different paces due to the size of the group. When a group is on the course, the pace of play must be a consideration.
Each golf course also has its special requirements. If you are playing a new course, inquire in the pro shop about the average time it takes to play that course. All members of a team should be aware of the group in front of them. Are you keeping up without pushing, or are they moving further out in front? For two foursomes, the play time should be about the same. Some consideration should be made for the size of each group. A twosome will play much faster than a foursome.
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Market check: Blame the "fiscal cliff," blame the diminishing returns of unconventional monetary policy, blame whatever you like. The rally in U.S. markets on Wednesday was fleeting even though Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke made unprecedented steps toward transparency in rate decision-making, this time by tying rates explicitly to numeric unemployment targets. "The combination of more Fed action and what I see will be inevitably contractionary fiscal policy in 2013 on top of a lackluster economy, stagflation is the only scenario that makes sense to me," writes Miller Tabak's Peter Boockvar. "I repeat my belief that we must buy the flation (gold/energy/ag) and sell the stag (consumer related and any business without pricing power)."
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My Christmas was wonderful, I was well and truley spoiled with an Alienware laptop that is so pretty I could cry, amongst other things, but I spent most of it along with my family having fun, playing games, being merry and… hacking up a storm. Yep we all had the dreaded winter bug! Thankfully the kids weren't too bad, but it's been a bit of a testing time for sure. I thought my look of the day should mimic how i've been spending a fair few of my days this Christmas, dressed casually and with a bright red nose! This oldie but goodie skin is from Curio and is the Winter Sniffles version, complete with rosy red cheeks and rudolph nose, it mirrors my RL face right now! I've also been seen lounging about in sweat pants, a sweater and a lose top over the top because I keep going from hot to freezing. So the Tres Blah Neato Sweatshirt paired with Apple Mays little New York Crop Sweater were perfect, especially with the Grixdale sweats (an old pair). My hair's about this length in RL, maybe a bit longer and I've been wearing it like this pretty much, except I have a full fringe in RL, so this Willows hair from Clawtooth is aptly named AND perfect. I just tinted it a bluey/black shade to match my RL hair. So there you have it. RL meets SL for the LoTD today.
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