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Nike Air Relentless 2 Lightweight Running Shoe - Mens
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Better than ever, the super lightweight men's Nike® Air Relentless II is more than just a good-looking shoe, it's sleek design is made for those who were born to run. Catering to the neutral to under-pronator who needs superior cushioning and a weightless feel throughout their workout.
- Open mesh upper with bold pattern for enhanced breathability and style
- Targeted overlays for lightweight support and snug fit
- Full-length Phylon midsole provides lightweight and responsive cushioning
- Reflective details at the upper for enhanced visibility in low-light conditions
- Air unit in the heel for cushioning and impact protection
- Flex grooves at the sole for a more natural range of motion, traction and added cushioning
- More colors available
- Imported
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By: MBMB0218
Location: Brentwood, TN
September 30, 2012
"Great shoe. Great price."
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September 03, 2012
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skinny standard belt
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Product detailsA slimmer version of the Standard belt with a 1" width. This Bridle leather belt is made with vegetable-tanned natural tooling strap leather and a roller buckle. The edges are dyed, burnished, and waxed by hand. Each belt is stamped with their signature maker's mark. With a small team of designers and craftsmen, all Tanner Goods products are done by hand using traditional leather crafting techniques and modern mechanics from their workshop based in Portland, OR.
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I came across this site when researching Liverpool. It has a huge data base of Parish Records for Liverpool and all areas in Lancashire. Although i didn't find the records that i wanted today it will be a site that i will return to. All records are free to search. So take a look at the family history that you will find here.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Free Parish Records for Liverpool and Lancashire
Posted by Your Ancestors Free.Com at 1:22 PM
Labels: Lancashire BMD Records, Liverpool, Parish Registers
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I love this site, it's so informative, well presented and full of interest that I visit it often. Well done and thank you very much.
- May 7, 2010 at 5:54 PM
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Thankyou for your lovely comment,you made my day
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Huntington City secondary water schedule. There will be no watering from 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Even numbered houses and lots will water Monday and Thursday. Odd numbered houses and lots will water Tuesday and Friday. Churches, schools, mobile home parks, cemetery, ball fields and city park will water Wednesday and Saturday. Absolutely no watering on Sunday. Anyone not following the water schedule or wasting water will be subjected to penalties. 1st offense-warning, 2nd offense-citation, 3rd offense-loss of secondary water for season.
Castle Dale City swimming pool summer schedule will go as follows.Aquasize: Mon., Wed., Fri. 5:30-6:30 a.m., Mon.-Fri. 7:30-8:30 a.m.; Laps: Mon., Wed., Fri. 6:30-7:30 a.m., Tues. and Thurs. 5:30- 7:30 a.m.; Family Night: Mon. 7-9 p.m.; Open Swim: Mon.-Sat. 12- 7 p.m. For more information call the pool at 381-5298. The pool will be closed on July 4 and 24.
Emery County Recreation will be opening up the Recreation Center on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. each week during the summer. This will be open to children from Elementary to Jr. High School age beginning on June 4. Ping pong, Basketball, foosball, darts and board games will be available for children's use. For more information, contact Emery County Recreation at 381-2108.
Old Mill Camp is selling Ferron Memory Afghans. For a limited time, through July 4 they are available at a reduced rate. They are selling these afghans to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the settlement of Ferron. They contain historical images as well as current Ferron sites. These afghans make wonderful gifts. Call 384-2648 or 384-2902 for more information.
The Miss Elmo pageant will be held this year on June 28 at Canyon View Junior High at 7 p.m.
The Emery High School cheerleaders will be holding a car wash on July 4 after the parade at Castle Service in Huntington from Noon-4 p.m. Contact Tiffany Sorenson at 381-2413.
Emery Telcom will be sponsoring a blood drive on June 28. Blood donations will be taken, by appointment only, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the business office located at 455 East Highway 29 in Orangeville. To set up an appointment, please contact Sue at 435-748-2223.
Castle Valley Chapter Quail Unlimited will be holding a dinner and auction on June 29 at the Museum of the San Rafael. Social hour will be held at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. for the dinner and auction. They will be auctioning off a Browning A-Bold 300 Ultra-Mag and Pagano Ranch CWMU Deer Tag, and other items also. For more information contact Todd 748-5304, Jim 748-5559, or Terry 637-4456.
Southeastern Utah District Health Department is offering a clinic for women between the age 40- 64. Get a private check-up by a female provider. Get a pap test and breast exam. Receive a free mammogram voucher. Women must meet age and income guideline to qualify for a free exam and mammogram. For more information call 381-2252.
Utah Daughters of Pioneers will be holding a brunch on June 27 at the Castle Dale City Park. The event will start at 9:30 a.m. for the officers and 10:30 a.m. for the brunch. Sponsored by the Emery Company. For more details contact Karen Huntsman at 381-5445.
The Green River Medical Center is offering free immunizations for adults on June 27 from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. They will have the following immunizations, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Tetanus. Quantities are limited, first come first serve. For an appointment call 564-3434.
The Utah Humanities Council Book Discussion Group is looking for new members. You are invited to come to their meeting on July 1 at 5 p.m. at the Community Center in Green River. They will be discussing "And then there were none."
Come and paint the beautiful San Rafael Swell, the scenic Manti-LaSal or anything in between. Not a contest, just a chance to show and sell your work. The county will purchase their favorites. Check in and registration is July 25 from 3-7 p.m. at the Emery County Fair Park. Paint Friday and Saturday anywhere in Emery County. Turn in your painting Saturday at 5 p.m. Enjoy an artist's reception at the Western Art Show and Sale and other fair activities. For more information call 435-653-2212 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Utah's Off-Highway Vehicle Education Program is gearing up for the July 4th Celebration. There will be a course on June 26 at 7 p.m. at the Emery County Recreation Center.
There will be a charge for the class. The course will teach people from 8 and up to ride ATV's legally and safely.
To legally ride on public lands kids 8-16 years old are required to pass the course. Pre-registration is mandatory.
You can sign up for the course, pick up your test study booklet and pay your fee at the Emery County Recreation Center Office, 75 South 400 East (near the rodeo grounds) in Castle Dale. For more information or questions contact Mark at 381-5493.
If you or someone you love is battling cancer, a free informational tool can help.
The booklet, "A Helping Hand: The Resource Guide for People with Caner, " is available in its newest version by calling 1-800-813-HOPE or on CancerCare's website at www.cancercare.org. The guide lists national and regional organizations that offer information; education and support services; programs that provide free medication; and commercial outlets for products. Local resource information can connect you with services such as transportation, financial aid, hospice and home care.
There will be a car seat safety check on July 3 at Hometown Market in Huntington from 3-6 p.m.
There will also be finder printing. For more information contact Martin Wilson 381-2404 or Judy Lang 687-5349.
The American Cancer Society will holding their annual Relay For Life on July 12 -13 at the Emery High track. These are the following events and times; welcome, 6 p.m.; introduction of survivors, 6:15 p.m.; speakers, 6:30 p.m.; parade of teams, 7 p.m.; entertainment, 7:15 p.m.; luminary ceremony, 9:30 p.m. There will also be a walk under the stars, activities and food. Call Cathy (381-5647), Debbie (381-2886), Judi (653-2221) or Dana (748-2578).


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Pajar Crosby Boot
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Item # 229869
The Crosby from Pajar will allow you to explore the outdoors this season, no matter the temp! This waterproof boot looks good while keeping your feet toasty!
- Waterproof nylon and leather upper
- 13" shaft height, lace up
- Shearling lining
- Bungee topline closure
- 16" calf circumference
- Rubber sole
- Imported
By: CarolynLee
Location: Boston, MA
March 07, 2013
Shearling lined boots rock
"Despite the reviews that said these boots run small I ordered the size 9 which is my true size. I have other shearling lined shoes and find no need for heavy socks under them. The shearling lining keeps me warm enough with a light weight sock. When I got the boots I saw that they are actually a 9 - 9 1/2 and in fact fit that way. They are a bit snug across the instep and a bit loose in the heel, with room in the toe if I do want to wear heavier sock. I wore them today and they were quite comfortable.I was surprised though to read that they are only guaranteed to be waterproof 6 months from the date of purchase."
By: LauraMcG
Location: Syracuse
January 12, 2013
Super warm boot.
"I'd read prior reviews that said this boot runs narrow, and it is true. I usually wear an 8 or 8-1/2, and (against review-based judgement) ordered the size 8. It still fits just fine, but it is narrow against the length of the foot. It's also a tight squeeze for any thick socks until they stretch out a bit more. If I were to online order again, I'd definitely size up one, just for some extra room.It is a tall boot, and well insulated all the way up. The cinch at the top--and the elastic lacing along the shaft--ensure that no snow ever accidentally falls down into my socks. Its soft "fur" lined, and is just absolutely amazing to slip into each time. When I received them, the rear heel had exceptional traction. The pad and toes of the tread were slick and didn't have much traction; I found I had to carefully change my walking pattern when walking on ice. I'd hoped this slick tread would eventually fade or rub off so that the whole boot could grip slick floors and icy patches, but so far it is just the heel.As a boot, it has insulated and kept me warm in snowy winter, without sweating/overheating. As a shoe, it is a little slick because of the tread, and though I have never fallen in them I have had some close calls and have had to be extra careful. City/sidewalk walking? Probs not ideal. Hiking, snow expedition, and snow playing? Perfect. I'd definitely buy this boot again."
By: SugarBoots
Location: Middle of the Mitten
January 10, 2013
Adorable snow boots
"I love tall black boots. Winter in Michigan can be a challenge. These boots are warm and comfortable and as cute as can be. Paired with leggings or a skirt and tights. They will see me through the slush and mud of Spring without getting wet feet. They run a little small in all aspects. I usually wear a 9 and have muscular calves, so need a 10 with these.and..... they don't look huge and clunky. ;)"
By: Ldalpe
Location: CT
January 30, 2012
Would love them... if...
"They weren't so narrow in the foot! Overall they are an attractive, super warm boot that I really would love to keep... but its just too narrow in the foot. I would say I have pretty normal width feet, so I was rather disappointed. Oh well. :-( BUT if you have narrow feet, then these are great boots."
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Giorgio Brutini Deuce Boot
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Sleek and stylish the Giorgio Brutini Deuce boot will kick your style up a notch! Slip on these leather ankle boots with cap toe for a smart look.
- Leather upper
- Inside zip closure
- Elastic side panel for an easy, comfortable fit
- Heel pull tab for easy on/off
- Brogue details
- Round cap toe
- Synthetic lining
- Synthetic lined cushioned footbed
- Flexible synthetic sole
- Imported
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You cannot sneak this into my cats' food, for anything in the world. I have resorted to brushing the teeth with a finger brush, as no powder in the world can be added into their water or food, without discernment and total avoidance.
My cats won't eat it
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Unfortunately, none of my 4 cats will touch their food with this product on it. I'm sorry, but on my experience, I can't recommend it.
good but eating not well
Hopefully this helps
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I've been using this for a couple of weeks in my two cats' (wet) food. I hope it works to keep their teeth healthier, and it would be a huge bonus if it helps their stinky breath too! I think this powder has a smell to it, but it doesn't deter my cats from eating their food at all!
My cat won't his food if it is sprinkled with this supplement
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He is really fussy with any food, though, so maybe it's just my cat!
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Tuesday of the 11th Week
The Gospel according to Luke 19:45-48
At that time, Jesus entered the temple and began to drive out those who sold, saying to them, "It is written, 'My house shall be a house of prayer'; but you have made it a den of robbers." And he was teaching daily in the temple. The chief priests and the scribes and the principal men of the people sought to destroy him; but they did not find anything they could do, for all the people hung upon his words.
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With a hot bold hue, shimmering trim detail and a heavy-weight bandage stretch that holds you in, this bebe cocktail dress is sure make a statement. Comes with full zipper at back and non-slip detail at neckline. Try it with a pair of well-heel ankle boots and duster earrings.
- 80% rayon, 10% spandex, 10% metallic.
- Center back to hem: 24" (61 cm).
- Dry clean.
- Imported.
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S.
- Part of the bebe Addiction collection.
Rated 4.5 out of 5�by 2 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by breezyray super cute! Dress runs true to size & the color is hot! I was worried it would be too "barbie dress" but its not. January 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by mcge1580 Great dress, not true color Color is darker in person. I had to return because I was looking for something closer to hot pink. Unfortunate because it is a really pretty dress. I also thought it was shorter too October 17, 2012
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By PATSY STODDARD
The other topics for the parent meeting hosted by the Emery School District were internet safety and bullying. Nathan Wilson from the Southeastern Utah Service Center talked about the resources available to help parents keep their children safe while using the internet.
The school's filter and block content on the internet, but are home computers safe? What is an appropriate age that children can use Facebook. Wilson said there are many unknowns when it comes to the internet. People can lie about their ages and their online profile can be older than they really are. Many dangers exist for young children online. They may see content that isn't appropriate for their age.
Children should only use the computer when they have supervision. They should be instructed never to give out their personal information over the internet. Computers in the home should always be in a common room where content can be monitored.
Parents need to know what's on their kids computers. Parents need to check cell phones to make sure they are being used properly and there isn't harmful content on them.
Technology can be a great thing, but it must be used wisely. There must be rules in homes for internet use. No social website is safe for children. It's a good way to communicate, but there are dangers. Parents should know all of their childrens passwords. You are not their friend, you are a parent. Be suspicious. Check up on them and their online activities. It is possible to check where your children are texting and what they are texting.
Be aware of any pictures posted on Facebook that can give clues to a child's location and home. An address, a license plate, all can lead to the child.
Make sure children know it is not safe to meet anyone they met online. Be someone your children can trust. Keep the lines of communication open with your children.
Make sure online profiles don't include personal information. Photos can circulate forever. Make sure children know they shouldn't take inappropriate pictures of themselves or have inappropriate pictures on their phones. This can lead to criminal charges in cases of sexting, a crime is being committed.
Suicide rates are increasing because of sexting and bullying incidents. Children should only post parent approved photos on line. If you believe exploitation of children has taken place then report it to law enforcement.
If you are not familiar with the internet then you need to educate yourself. Talk to your children about the websites they visit.
You can get help and information about internet safety at www.netsmartz411.org
Bullying was addressed at the parent meeting.
Emery School District has a bullying and hazing policy. Bullying is defined as intentionally or knowingly committing an act that endangers the physical health or safety of a school employee or student.
Emery School District's policy is in compliance with the state board of education rule and Utah code.
Superintendant Kirk Sitterud said that bullying is bullying no matter where it takes place. Bullying can take place with electronic devices and over the internet. It can be a text message, image, audio or video. Anything that is intended to cause harm or distress.
Emery School District works hard to ensure students are safe at school. But, bullying does take place. Students need to be educated to report bullying. Let someone know if you or someone you know is being bullied.
Superintendant Sitterud said the worst part about cyberbullying is that it's faceless. If cyberbullying occurs, make sure you save the evidence.
Junior High age students have a greater problem with bullying than high school age. High school bullying tends to be more serious. Students who are bullied are in more danger of becoming suicidal. Students who are bullied will often turn to drugs.
Students are encouraged to report to the Buddy Box any incidents of drugs, violence, weapons at school and problems with bullying. The Buddy Box has been used for the past four years with much success. Hardly a day goes by without something being reported. There is also an electronic tipline where incidents are responded to, some of them are serious and some are not, but all are responded to.
The website is out of Spanish Fork. Students can text or email threats to this website.
They can report anonymously. SafeToTalk is a national school tip line. The web address is safetotalk.org. Many students are scared to or won't approach an adult. But, they feel comfortable reporting on line. The Emery schools are registered with this website. For schools registered in the system, the tip will be texted to your school administrators and counselors. If the school is not in the system, the website will immediately contact the school with the tip. Types of tips include: weapon possession, rape, fights, bullying, and potential suicides. Anything can be reported. Because of SafeToTalk, lives have been saved and schools have become a safer place.
Emery schools have received tips on a variety of topics and all have been responded to.
The website really works and is helpful in combatting bullying and other related problems.
As part of the Emery district bullying policy any incidents will be reported to parents and appropriate action taken. If the incident is criminal it will be referred to the Emery County Sheriff's Office.
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and, yeah, with it all one word, it's not like I can figure out a couple words, to make it easier to find the rest. I tried that and it didn't help at all.
I see kranz but that won't help.
This tea tastes very weird.
I see weir, shon, or sohn, alle, as far as German, and feliz as far as Spanish
LOL, hi, frosty.
I thought I saw r n together, but maybe it was m. I can't even tell what the letters are!


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Restricted Reaction Wedge Pump
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The perfect ghillie for fall comes in deep rich colors and a fun grosgrain ribbon to tie it all off. The Restricted Reaction wedge will make your feet the talk of the town!
- Faux suede upper with perfing trim
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Location: Bethel Park, PA
November 22, 2013
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Spencer, C. and Woodland, W. (2002) Palaeoenvironmental changes during the last 4000 years at Scotney Marsh, Romney Marsh, Kent: A multiproxy approach. In: Long, A., Hipkin, S. and Clarke., H., eds. (2002) Romney Marsh: Coastal and landscape change through the ages. OUSA Monograph, pp. 58-74. ISBN 0947816577 Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/6243
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thanks for the update ^^ looking forward to those 8 sites since lots of sites are going down ^^"
BTW, anyone know a site that keeps track of the number of completed series and updated series like onemanga does?
myanimelist keeps track of that... and mangaupdates keep track of scanlators releases
I believe myanimelist keeps track of completed series that is released in Japan, not the ones that are scanned.
I'm looking for something like
(note that on the right where the categories are, it shows the number of series in that category)
But mangaupdates does keep track of what you asked, as i indicated... and gives your the scanlator group name and irc channel/webpage url. just doesnt provide download links (because they dont want to be shutdown)
lol, i said "like onemanga does", and last time I check, onemanga keeps track of scanned releases
mangaupdates lists all scanned stuff, even ones that have been already scanned..for example, the series "spiral" have long been finished according to onemanga, but mangaupdates list shows that a release yesterday for that series (different scanlator)...it's misleading and hard to weed out.
More importantly, mangaupdates completed (scanned) list doesn't tell you when something new has been added...(onemanga uses http://static.s-onemanga.com/manga/updated.gif...or at least be able to sort the list by date completed?)
updated, see first post for changelog
So, I used it on citymanga today and realized that it skips pages 0.o
(It still says streamed all 19 pages, but it seems some pages aren't there 0.o)
Well I have to personally thank you for this awesome program. It's especially awesome because I can use it on manga I've downloaded on my HDD, which I will be doing a lot of since OM is going down. So, thanks.
So Longinus, the latest build still doesn't have the capability to add your own sites? Least the changelog doesn't say so. Will that be in version .5?
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At the heart of it is the main guard unit that monitors and safeguards your house 24x7 with the help of external motion sensors and door sensors.
When any of the sensor guards detect a break-in, a SIM card placed in the main unit intuitively sends a missed call alert and an SMS alert to your mobile phone.
It also sets off a siren to warn the intruder.
* Phone numbers can be fed by SMS to the password protected secure guard plus SIM from the user's phone. Main unit is password protected & can be operated with a key or through SMS command from the registered / configured mobile.
Secure Guard+ & Its Components
It is central device and with the help of in-built GSM/Mobile unit it send the alerts and status of the designated area. It also has the key based lock & unlock system
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Terax Crema Daily Conditioner is a luxurious conditioner, scented with rice flower, shea, bergamot and juniper is the ultimate way to revitalize stressed hair, and the cult favorite among professional hairdressers.
Terax Crema's intense moisturizing properties are designed to heal and restore split ends, breakage, dryness associated with chemical treatments and environmental damage (wind, sun, chlorine and sea salt deposits), as well as combat static electricity. By altering the pH level of the hair, Terax Crema opens the cuticle and allows moisture into hair leaving it soft and silky. For healthy, manageable, and frizz-free hair, Terax Crema should be used everyday.
Water, cetearyl alcohol, triethanolamine, fragrance, lauryl alcohol, isopropyl alcohol, hydrogenated tallowtrimonium chloride, ceteareth-3, hydrogenated tallow glycerides, myristyl alcohol, cetrimonium choloride, tea, sodium lauryl sulfate.
After shampooing, apply a small amount to damp hair. Leave on hair and scalp for 1-2 minutes and rinse well. For deep conditioning leave on hair for 15 minutes and rinse well.
Free from sulfates, salt and artificial colors, Terax luxury hair care products are formulated to nourish your strands with moisture, eliminating damage and boosting shine. The collection features the InStyle Hall of Fame winning conditioner Terax Crema, named "Best Overall Conditioner" five times. Fans include Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow, Demi Moore and Charlize Theron.
Best Daily ConditonerThis made my hair so soft! I absolutely love it. The only reason it got a 4 out of 5 stars was because I wasn't crazy about the smell and you don't get very much for what you buy. However if you are looking for a great everyday, this is perfect!Aug 15, 2011AshleyHAIR TYPEAuburn / Oily Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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In Love!I have thick, coarse, sometimes curly brown hair and nothing has ever REALLY gotten all my tangles out with out weighing it down...this product is so incredible and totally worth it! Love this conditioner!Jul 25, 2011Heidi / ArizonaHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Wow Soft Silky Hair On Forst TryI bought this product with Rosebud143 from Youtube suggestion and i am loving it. I recently highlitghted my hair and it really keeps it soft and manageble without making it oily and i have intensly oily hair combined with dry-ed out strands from highlighting...so im in love. I use it in combo with the Macademia shampoo and its a power couple. Also sugestions from Resebud143.May 23, 2011Noelia / San Juan, PRHAIR TYPELight Brown / Oily Hair / Color Treated Hair
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Best Conditioner Ever [enter Additional Superlatives]I have very long, relatively thick, dirty blond hair that I highlight regularly. My ideal product thus: 1. treats damaged split ends and dryness; and, 2. detangles my very long locks; and, 3. doesn't make my scalp greasy. I am a hair person and thus spend a large percentage of my budget on it. I've tried the most expensive conditioners I could find-- from Moroccan Oil to several different kinds of Kerastase, Pureology, Rene Furterer, Phyto, Alterna, Fekkai, Kiehl's, Aveda, Bumble, and pretty much every other conditioner ever. After every venture, however, I return to Terax Original Crema. It is the very best. A few years ago, they finally changed the formula and now the scent is not offensive (it used to be). But for the record-- even when it smelled nasty, it was worth it. Terax Original Crema= very best conditioner ever. Buy it. You won't regret it.Apr 14, 2011LjbHAIR TYPENormal Hair / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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If You're Trying To Grow Stronger, Longer, More Healthy, Lustrous, Hair - This Is Your Holy Grail!I've never been able to grow my soft, fine textured, curly (3b) hair past the tops of my shoulders due to excessive dryness, breakage and/or split ends wicking up the shaft and the requisite haircuts to remove these dried up, unhealthy looking ends. Over the years I've tried every kind topical deep treatment, daily treatment, leave-in treatment as well as ingesting all sorts of vitamins, oils and elixirs from salons, drugstores, grocery shelves and my kitchen cabinets! Even "dusting" the ends every couple weeks to stay ahead of heat damage and dryness didn't help.
In my never-ending search for products that would TRULY strengthen, protect and nourish my hair I learned about Terax Crema on a website for long-haired enthusiasts. I noticed how many girls were raving about Crema, swearing by it's benefits and attributing their long locks to their allegiance to Terax Crema and swooning over its scent. I was intrigued. I found a great deal on a travel set that contained Terax shampoo, Crema and Life Drops and I quickly purchased it. That was the beginning of Ocober 2010. From the first use I was amazed at the difference in my hair's texture. From roots to ends, my hair had slip, it felt so even and smooth. All the "crunchiness" of my ends, even when wet, was GONE! When I dried my hair it was soft and smooth with loads of body and movement - it was not weighed down and greasy at all! My ends looked and felt healthier, like they do when you get a haircut and the blunt ends look and feel thicker. That's how my hair has been since using Crema and perhaps even better, my hair has FINALLY grown past the top of my shoulders!! It's January 2011 now, I've been using this stuff daily for three months and my boyfriend and close friends have all commented on how long my hair is getting!!! The extra length is even noticeable wearing my hair curly which is even more unusual since my hair shrinks so much when I air-dry it.
The only concern I had with Crema was the somewhat unpleasant scent. I noticed immediately upon first use, an odd underlying scent that was strangely unpleasant but mixed with a pleasant scent. I wondered what scent all those girls were swooning over, I was concerned it would be a turn off using the product regularly but believe it or not, I don't know if I've gotten used to the scent or what, but I actually love the scent left in my hair after it's dried and this fresh scent stays in my hair for days, even though I only wash my hair every two or three days. I've gotten numerous compliments on my hair's healthy look, the scent and of course its new length. I love this stuff. Definitely worth a try. Don't let the comments about it's unusual scent keep you from trying this product if your hair is badly damaged and needs some serious help. This IS the Holy Grail of hair care.Jan 8, 2011Marianne / South FloridaHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Made From Lard And Makes Hair Smell Like Ground BeefNot tested on animals but MADE from them. This is deceptive because it implies it is animal friendly when it is in fact made from COW AND PIG FAT. Why???? Hydrogenated tallows can come from vegetables with the same results. Instead they use LARD because it is cheap. This is essentially a processed version of the stuff you buy on the bottom shelf at the grocer by the 5 lb block for $3. They then charge you $22 for a little tube or $50 for a pump. If you aren't a vegetarian or animal lover like that you may still have a problem with it because underneath that bergamot and juniper that they use to disguise it lurks an icky smell. It may smell ok when you are in the shower but If you don't wash your hair every day it starts to smell like rancid lard or body odor because the lard is going rancid. I won't trade soft hair for my husband not being able to bury his face in it. GROSS.Dec 20, 2010Carolyn / TexasHAIR TYPECurly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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Absolutely Brilliant!It REALLY Works! I was skeptical at first, thought it was a marketing gimmick & believe me... I have tried everything including pureology & this is really the BEST conditioner ever!
I have medium long, wavy,thick & coarse highlighted, colored, brittle , over processed hair & this made my hair so silky... I can't believe its my hair! Even the ends feel moisturized...
BTW the longer u leave it in the better it is & a little really goes a long way... found the smell a little funky coz it apparently has tallow but rinses out pretty well... & works wonders for my hair. Worth every penny! Go get it girls... you hair will thank you!Oct 19, 2010Priyanka K. / UsHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Good For Coarse And Color Treated HairBetween the natural texture of my hair, my age (40+) and the fact that I have been highlighting, lowlighting and coloring my hair for years, it needs a lot of tender care. This is the best in-shower treatment I have found so far. It keeps my hair soft and reduces frizziness and fullness.Jan 31, 2010Laurie / Atlanta, GA USA
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Excellent ConditionerThis is an excellent choice for fine or unruly hair. A little goes a long way and this product is well worth the price. The only down-side to me is the odor, but it doesn't last. It rinses out so well and you can maximize the results by using the entire product line (shampoos, styling gel).Dec 6, 2009Barb / Florida
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Amazing Product!I am a black woman with relaxed hair. There had been a point where my hair was not responding to any sort of conditioner. I bought expensive products and cheap products. I had tried it all. Because the conditioners were not working, I had a huge amount of hairloss when I washed my hair. One day I broke down and was so upset because of the hairloss. I ended up calling my friend in tears. She referred me to this hairstylist who does the hair of celebrities. He put me on to Terax. When he put it in my hair it was like silk. It instantly detangled and conditioned my hair. My hair had almost felt like its texture changed to be very silky. He was able to comb through it without any hair falling out. I could not believe it. I have been using Terax conditioner for 2 years now, and I had minimal hair loss when I wash my hair- just the normal amount af strands come out. Otherwise, Terax basically saved me rom loosing all of my hair. I dont know what special ingredient is in this product but it truly works. My borfriend is east indian and has very curly hair. He uses this product as well, and it leaves his hair very silky and shiny. So, its good for all hair textures except fine hair. It may be too rich for fine hair. Anyway...its an excellent product.Apr 23, 2009Dana / New York, NyHAIR TYPEAfrican American
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Edited by Mr. Phillip Kaiser, Mr. Jon Kessmeier, Mr. Thomas J. Marshall.
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Carol was a loving friend to all and the most important part of her life was family and friends. She was an excellent listener and always found time for others. She was caring, compassionate, and a big fan of animals.
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Canada places 10th at Continental Cup sitting volleyball tournament
KETTERING, England – Canada came up just short of completing a great comeback in its final match at the inaugural European Continental men's sitting volleyball tournament and finished in 10th spot.
The Canadians fell to Kazakhstan 25-16, 25-23, 17-25, 17-25, 15-7. Gregory Stewart of Kamloops, B.C., was the top Canadian scorer with 21 points.
Canada, ranked 19th in the world, ends the tournament with an overall record of 1-7.
''Although the results are far from what we wanted it has been a very valuable learning experience,'' said Kerry MacDonald, Volleyball Canada's disabled programs coordinator. ''It is important for us to compete against the top teams in the world and take as much information as we can from the way that they play".
The Canadian team members are: Jason Naval of Toronto, Douglas Learoyd and Mikael Bartholdy of Calgary, Austin Hinchey and Chad Drummond of Edmonton, Larry Matthews and David Marchand of St. Albert, Alta., Eric Dechaine of St. Lina, Alta., Jose Rebelo of St-Hubert, Que., and Gregory Stewart of Kamloops, Alta.
The staff members are: Ian Halliday, head coach; Raymond Sewell, assistant coach; Kerry MacDonald, head of delegation and Hilary Beck, athletic therapist – all from Calgary,
The European Continental Cup was the biggest and most important event in the sport before the 2012 Paralympic Games in London.
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Turns out I know the wife of the guy that owns our local Mellow Mushroom store in Decatur, Ga.I will probably see her in sometime in the next couple weeks. Post a list of questions and I will see what I can find out.
Norma,I think it makes sense to try using a combination of Grandma's Original molasses and brown sugar. That thought crossed my mind when I was at the supermarket recently, as I reported, and saw the light and brown sugars and wondered whether they were refined sugars. It was the "refined white sugar(s)" versus "refined sugar(s)" issue that led me to call MM. Where we are missing useful information is in relation to the protocol for the frozen dough balls. I saw a video yesterday where the MM pizza maker mentioned placing the frozen dough balls into the cooler to let them defrost. However, he didn't say whether it was one day, two days, or maybe even three days--or maybe something different. From a fermentation standpoint, it makes a big difference whether you are using one, two or three days of defrost/fermentation. For example, if the fermentation time in the cooler is long, say, three days, the protease enzymes can attack the gluten structure and cause release of the water from its chemical bond. That could make the dough more extensible even though it might look like it is quite dense, and the dough might open up more easily even if it is cold. I'm guessing here. Also, knowing the defrost/fermentation protocol could also tell us more about the amount of yeast, and maybe other ingredients, one might start out with to fit the fermentation period. As we speculated before, maybe the defrost/fermentation period determines how sweet the finished crust is. Before I forget, I am going to pose some questions to GlennC. for when he visits the Decatur, GA MM store soon. In your case, you might try using a fair amount of Grandma Original molasses with either light or brown sugar, with the goal being to end up with a final dough color that is close to the color of an MM dough. There is no easy mathematical way of determining how much of the two ingredients to use to achieve that objective. So, some experimentation will be required. Maybe something like 7% Grandma's Original molasses and about 4% brown sugar will work. You can also lower the nominal hydration by a percent if you think that is called for based on your recent observations at the DD MM location. You might skip the wheat germ this time also. I am thinking of making an MM clone dough ball and just watch it go over a cycle of two or three days after moving it from the freezer to my refrigerator compartment to see how it changes over the entire period. Peter
Norma,Today I made a clone MM dough ball with a hydration of 54%, soybean oil at 3%, light brown sugar at 4% and Grandma's Original molasses at 7%. Light brown sugar has around 3.6% molasses, so the 7% molasses inches up a little bit. It is hard to know from photos and videos when you have matched the dough color of an MM dough. You would have to place one of your clone dough balls right next to a real MM dough ball. However, I believe that around 7% Grandma's Original molasses comes quite close. I was looking for a more golden-tan color than a pure tan color and I believe that I achieved it. Now I'd like to see what effect the non-molasses part of the light brown sugar has on final crust sweetness. If it is too sweet, I can raise the amount of Grandma's Original molasses and lower the light brown sugar, or visa versa if the crust is not sweet enough. But sweetness alone is not enough. I want the complexity of sweetness that molasses brings.It is often tricky to extract information out of people without sounding knowledgeable and tipping your hand. You almost have to conduct yourself like Lieutenant Columbo, the TV detective that Peter Falk made famous. You want them to think that you are somewhat of a harmless, bumbling klutz. But behind the klutz facade is a scheme that gets the information.Peter
I wanted to ask you a question about when you ate your pie at the MMs location you visited. Was your crumb cake like and dense as John said his was, or was your crumb like the pictures I posted?
Norma,I forgot to answer your question regarding the texture of the crumb of the MM pizza I had in Florida. No, it was not cake-like. It was like you showed in your photos. In retrospect, I can see how the crumb had an alveole web-like appearance as you might see in a cake, and there was sweetness like a cake might have, but the words cake or cake-like did not cross my mind. Also, the rim was fairly dense but got lighter as one moved from the rim to the center of the pizza. With regard to volumes, pizza operators like MM have sophisticated POS systems that track just about everything imaginable, including sales and sales by period. Since the DC MM operation is so new, it may take a while to populate the POS database but I would imagine that the folks who handle franchising for MM can give the new MM managers a pretty good idea as to what to expect. Peter
This is just an off the wall idea. What if the dough was actually two separate dougs. For example make a dough with all purpose flour and another with high gluten flour. make the first tight dough ball made with all purpose or bread flour then suround, wrap the dough ball in high gluten flour mix. Wonder if you would have the bread "cake" texture inside with the crisp high gluten flour shell?Just thinking out loud- or " ouside the box".
I'm open to suggestions on which sweetener and at what formula %. My one concern with brown sugar (assuming the same molasses percent) is that it would make the dough even darker, which would be beyond an MM color.
This picture is my frozen dough ball at market today. The dough ball had 7% Grandmas Original Molasses and 2% light brown sugar in the formula.Norma
Biz,Until Norma gets the samples of liquid molasses from commercial sources to see if MM might be using a similar product, I think a combination of 7% Grandma's Original molasses and 4% light brown sugar (I used the Imperial brand for my last dough) should get you close to an MM dough from a color standpoint. You can use whatever hydration value and oil you'd like. You can also use or not use the small amount of wheat germ you have been using. FYI, light brown sugar contains around 3.5% molasses. Dark brown sugar contains around 6.5%. The rest will be the part that adds sweetness. Peter
Color seems awfully close to the real thing!
You haven't been able to compare Grandma's Original with Brer Rabbit Mild, have you? Grandma's must be lighter if 7% is going to be used because from my comparisons, 5% BR Mild is just about dead on from a color standpoint. No worries either way. I don't know if I'll go get some Grandma's or not. I may try 5% BR Mild and then the brown sugar from there. Also Peter - any thoughts on the "failed" 4-day cold fermentation, in terms of affecting the sweetness? I know it wasn't exactly germane to the exercise at hand, but would be educational to me if you have any insight.


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By rockclimber50
Nov 18, 2011
I think that this should definitely go through. We need more ice in this state, especially when the weather doesn't cooperate.
I would be willing to volunteer labor.
Keep posting updates, would love to hear how this develops.
By Andy Maguire
From: Estes park, CO
Nov 19, 2011
|I would certainly volunteer time and have access to a lot of miscellaneous plumbing supplies as well as wholesale construction accounts. Keep us posted!
By Brian Pappas
From: silverthorne CO
Nov 19, 2011
|Would be happy to put in some time for the build.
By JPVallone
Nov 19, 2011
I'd volunteer as long as I am not in France.
Or we could farm some Ice on Royal too! But I will probably be in France!
Other questions though: Who funds it? How many would actually use it? Would people in this community really pay for it? We can hardly get people to join the rock gym up here and help support an amazing resource. Most the climbers I know won't join because they think it's too expensive or they are too cheap, but ironically most of them buy worthless rec center passes. The Silverthorne rec center has made it clear that they don't give a $h!t about climbers. The town of Silverthorne is on its third Rock Gym in 15 years. AK rock gym was awesome, it went under and was owned and operated by a very core climber. Had some wonderful days in that warehouse. Red Mountain got driven out and was an amazing family of friends and new growth in our small climbing community. The owners were awesome, and the routes and facility was world class. Big Horn greed drove them out of there through sky rocket rent and a lack of interest in the business. The building stayed dormant for 5 years with rolls of carpet occupying those dark walls. Silverthorne rec center and the town had no interest in helping out. Now it is round 2 at red mountain , now chizzled and it is amazing to see holds on those walls again and the community back in there having fun. The owner is wonderful and going for it. It's like a Red Mountain reunion for the folks that do take advantage of this amazing resource. It really is just the same old folks from back in the day, but I hope to see that change.
The climbing community in this town is not really that big, and the majority of the people that do climb up here do it on a recreational level. Half the climbers I know up here complain when they go to climbing areas and have to pay for day use permits or nice camping with fire ring, tables, bathrooms and water, and would rather dirtball it.
So I guess my big question is who is the market and are they gonna pay to use this. Would it attract tourists on ski vacation?
Really what type of costs are we talking about, maintenance and construction? Insurance liability policies? Is there a membership, a pay as you go? How static will the structure be in regards to changing the shape of the ice? Employees, what do they get paid, or are you going to count on a volunteer manager and workers?
Sounds awesome, I would come play for a convenient pump, but really is it sustainable? Just thinking rationally here. I think it sounds fun and potentially will help grow the small climbing scene up here.
My 2 cents
By s.price
From: PS,CO
Nov 19, 2011
|Hope you all can work it out. Buy seriously, Laura, we "need more ice in this state"? I've been climbing in CO for over 30 years and have barely touched the amount of real ice we have here. More commitiment and adventure will reward you with a lifetime of ice.
By Tony T.
From: Denver, CO
Nov 20, 2011
I agree with S.Price. There is plenty of a ice in CO. Yeah, approaches are taxing, but it's part of the game. While it would be neat to have a farmed ice park (e.g. Ouray) near the Front Range, a climbing-gym-esque ice wall would be a little less than ideal.
If you could figure out a way to divert a natural water source and farm ice, I would wholeheartedly support you!
Good luck though. I'm sure you'll find support.
By Reid Kalmus
From: Breckenridge, Colorado
Nov 22, 2011
Hello Colin!!
I live in Breck and would love to help out on this project! I have been wanting to do this for years!! I love ice climbing and giving back to our community. Please call me or better yet text me @ (719) 323-4039. Let's get together for some coffee and see what I can do to help out. Oh yeah, Laura, there is ice everywhere, climb along I-70 if you don't feel like walking ;)
By jack roberts
Nov 22, 2011
|This might be a good idea or it might just have a negative impact on the sport. If you increase the number of participants without increasing proportionally the resources that will be needed to accommodate the increase in numbers of climbers, then the new wall just creates more problems. Not saying this is a bad idea, just one that requires careful planning. There is a ton of ice out there if people are willing to walk further than 30 minutes....
By Wally
From: Denver
Nov 22, 2011
S. Price and Tony T. - I am going to side with Laura on this one, hands down. There is way more demand than supply of ice in Colorado. A few years ago a buddy and I showed up at Alexander's at first light, and we were the fourth party vying for that route. The Skylight area on a popular weekend is pretty darn busy. Ouray it seems you can always find WI4 and WI5 leads, but still it can get pretty crazy busy. Ames on the weekend is a total crap shoot - even if you set the alarm for 3 am.
Contrast Colorado ice with Cody - not much further of a drive from Denver. The supply demand curve much more favorable at Cody - and the climbing there is incredible.
A Summit County ice park would be very popular with Front Range ice climbers - certainly a much more reasonable drive than Ouray / Telluride. An awesome idea.
Yes, I would volunteer time.
By jack roberts
Nov 22, 2011
|How big would this ice park be? How many routes would be established and how many climbers could all climb at the same time? I have no idea about how large this facility might be.
By Dinzy
From: Dillon, CO
Nov 22, 2011
|Thank you all for your valuable input. It's great to see so many of you interested in this endeavor. The idea is still very preliminary, but I have a sit-down meeting with the Town next week, and I will present some various sketches of what this thing could look like. At this point, I don't have answers to most of your questions. I'm mostly trying to get the Town excited about the idea. If they are interested, then the next step would be to come up with some design drawings and logistical plans. At that point, I would love to sit down with some of you and get further feedback on what you would like to see.
By JPVallone
Nov 23, 2011
Sorry Laura and Wally, I have to agree with the folks in here. Tons of ice in Colorado, and more then a lifetime's worth for most. How adventurous are you? I just found this flow on Monday. So close to home and I never knew it, I can't find any documentation on it anywhere. In addition to this, I have found two new flows I have never seen before just from driving in new places all in the last week.
If it is crowding and lack of space a the crags that you feel is a problem in the limited places you may climb, then I can't imagine why this structure or wall would be any different. Many questions and research should be addressed. I am not opposed to the idea, but I do see more of the negatives than the positives. Short of creating a Ouray style ice park, which we don't have the logistical layout for, which truly could be an attraction, I just don't see the sustainability in the idea, but what exactly will this thing be anyway? Sure I agree, anything in the area that could compare to Ouray would be amazing, but let's be realistic, what kind of a park are we talking about? Since this is my home part of the year, unfortunately not in the winter, I would still be happy to help however I could if it truly had a sustainable plan.
Let's just trench a huge gorge right through the middle of town and start pouring water down the walls, LOL!
It's everywhere!
Thirsty for a firsty?
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Edmon and Vanis Daniels are two brothers originally from Texas who moved to Pasco in the early fifties and made it their home.
Now in their seventies, they said they've faced struggles, but have also seen progress over the past six decades.
Edmon Daniels said racial discrimination was as familiar as apple pie. Back in the fifties, he said he was told that he would never make it in life... or in America's favorite past time - his passion, baseball.
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The work place was no different. A former supervisor at Hanford told Vanis he was lucky to be paid at all.
"He told me that I should be thankful I had a job. Basically if you were black, you were more than likely a janitor or you worked in the mailroom," said Vanis.
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Edmon was also putting his passion for baseball to good use. In 1977 the brothers established Pasco Youth Baseball with just a handful of kids.
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I also have a special interest in education for patients and other physicians. I obtained a Master's in Medical Education to better perform educational tasks within the Yale community.
Education & Training
|Wright State University (1998)
|Denison University (1994)
|Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
|University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
|Ohio State University/Columbus Children's Hospital
|Board Certification
|AB of Internal Medicine, Critical Care Medicine (Internal Medicine) (2007)