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I'm a big fan of PostSecret, which is an ongoing community art project where people mail in their secrets anonymously on one side of a postcard. PostSecret constantly updates their blog with new submissions, and some confessions make me laugh out loud, while other entries are quite thought-provoking and heartbreaking.
Well, my awesome bloggy friend Danger Magnet came across this Edward Cullen one awhile ago, and if you read it carefully, you'll realize that it's quite sad. :-(
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Alternate name: Nevada Speckled Dace
Family: Cyprinidae, Carps and Minnows view all from this family
Description 2" (5 cm). Elongate, rounded, small-eyed; back dusky to dark olive; sides gray-green with dark lateral stripe, often obscured by dark speckles or blotches; unmarked below. Snout moderately pointed; mouth small. Fins plain; tail fin forked. Lateral line complete.
Endangered Status The Ash Meadows Speckled Dace, a subspecies of the Speckled Dace, is on the U.S. Endangered Species List. It is classified as endangered in Nevada, where it lives in springs in the Amargosa River drainage system. This subspecies has been affected by changes to its habitat, mainly caused by water diversion and channeling practices, and by the introduction of non-native fishes into its waterways. Any species that has small populations in restricted habitats is vulnerable to any changes in the environment.
Habitat Desert springs.
Range Amargosa River drainage system, Nevada.


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My female ram.
I had two Ram cichlids in my tank until one of them died, they were rather young at the time i got them so i couldn't really sex them but now i know the one that's left is a female and i would like to find her a man.
My question is how do i go finding her a suitable man because only a few of my LFS sell rams and they aren't really fond of people returning fish so what is the best way to get her to couple up?
Do i just go and add a different man every time because i don't know how picky rams are but it sounds like a pain to find her the proper guy.
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well this is a tricky one because most times rams like to choose their partner and if they dont like them they may not mate and there might be fighting. i would just try to find another male ram of about the same size for her and if she doesn't like him then try to find him a new home. Hopefuly they will hit it off.MY tank: 2 GBR's 2 EBR's 6 rasbora hets 1 cory
Depending on your tank size I would recommend getting a male and a female. The male will most likely pick one of them, then you can rehome the other female.130g: 4 Angelfish, 2 Roseline Sharks, 12 Conga Tetras, 5 Kuhli Loaches, 1 Otocinslus, 1 Corydora


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November 29, 2013
nice sub and was cheep to 59$ on black Friday. XD
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ive had my 2 since last xmas was given to me as a gift and i built a custom box to make them fit in my 3rd gen camaro and they worked great when i had them all hooked up but then i got rid of my camaro and got a jeep and a new box that was bigger and by then they where broken in and they where still doing great i was running them at that time off my power acoustik 600 watt amp and a few months ago i was given a 300 watt mono block power acoustik amp goth series that makes them hit even harder than the other one for some reason even tho its not monoblocked but they do amazing job the subs recently where thumping so hard they knocked my rear view mirror off completely so if you looking to get into some subs cheap and work good for what you pay for deff get theses you wont regret it unless you wire them up wrong or purposely abuse the living hec outa them cause i deff tested them to make sure they could handle a beating
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Edward James Bollig
DeForest- Edward James Bollig, age 68 of DeForest, died on Thursday January 3,2013 from Congestive Heart Failure, brought on by years of alcohol abuse.
Ed was born on February 17, 1944 to John and Johanna Bollig. He graduated from DeForest High School served 6 years in the Army National Guard and retired from Stock Lumber, formerly Chase lumber, where he worked his entire adult life. He was a member of St. Olaf's Catholic Church, DeForest. Ed was an avid outdoorsmen and hunter who loved to be out in nature. Ed also helped his brother Richard on the family farm over the years doing chores, working the fields and doing carpentry. Ed spent countless hours walking the fields on the farm collecting thousands of arrowheads over his lifetime.
Ed is survived by his children, John Bollig (Terry) of Stoughton and Peggy Bollig Settersten (Jay) of Cambridge and his grandchildren; Alec Bollig, Madison, Wi, and Cale and Connor Bollig of Westbrook, Maine, and Sam and Remi Settersten of Cambridge. He is further survived by his 5 sisters; Carol (La Verne) Statz, Jan Pomeranke, Dorothy (Ron) Lange, Betty (Don) Pomeranke and Mary (John) Tveit; and many nieces, nephews,(each his favorite), cousins and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Richard Bollig and brother-in-law, Darrell Pomeranke.
A mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at St. Olaf Catholic Church, 623 Jefferson Street, De Forest with Father Robert Butz officiating. Visitation will be held 4-7 p.m. on Monday, January 7, 2013 at the Winn-Cress Funeral Home, 5785 Hwy. Q, Waunakee and at St. Olaf's from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service on Tuesday. Burial will follow at St. Olaf Catholic Cemetery, DeForest.
We are grateful that we were able to bring our dad home to the farm for his final days. It was an honor to be with him as he passed to a better place. He was a good-hearted, simple man, but could also be ornery and difficult to deal with at times. Throughout his life he made some bad choices that led to his estrangement from those who cared most for him. In the final months of his life, we watched his anger and bitterness fade and a kind, sincere and grateful man, emerge. We were able to spend quality time with him that we had spent a lifetime longing for and he was a joy to be with. Simple things like playing checkers and watching "Get Smart" together brought so much comfort to him and us. We will remember him as a big, strong man of few words, with a can of snuff and lottery ticket in his pocket.
There are so many people we would like to thank for "watching over" our dad for so many years. First and foremost we would like to thank his 5 sisters for their unending kindness and compassion. We know all that you have done for him over the years and mere words cannot adequately express our appreciation. Carol, Jan, Dort, Betty and Mary we are and will always be profoundly grateful to you.
We would also like to thank our dad's "Renters" and dear friends, Don and Patty. They did so much for Ed over the years and we know how much he cared about you both.
To our dad's entire Agrace Hospice Team, Kim, Melanie and Deb, just to name a few, for their tireless efforts to help the end of his life be the best it could possibly be. Even though he wouldn't say it, we are certain that your presence comforted him, and made him feel safer. The attention and care that he received at the Don and Marilyn Anderson inpatient Hospice unit was outstanding. In particular, we would like to thank one of his many C.N.A.'s, Erin. Erin, your kind, easy manner was so appreciated by him and us. Thank you for what you did for him. There are many others who brought food, stopped by to visit and called to express their concern. Thank you all. These kind gestures made these past months much easier to endure.
We know your time on earth was troubled, but only you could know the pain.
You weren't afraid to face the Devil, you were no stranger to the rain.
So go rest high on that mountain, son your work on earth is done.
Go to Heaven and shout it. Look for the father and the son.
Oh how we cried the day you left us, we gathered round your grave to grieve.
Wish we could see the Angels faces, when they hear your sweet voice sing.
So go rest high on that mountain, son your work on earth is done.
Go to Heaven and shout it. Look for the father and the son.
Daddy, we know that you did the best you could. We love you and forgive you. We are so comforted knowing that you are not suffering anymore and are walking the fields of Heaven.


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"Liberty and the American Revolution," an exhibition celebrating 50 years of book collecting by Sidney Lapidus, a 1959 Princeton graduate, will open Thursday, May 28, in the main gallery of Firestone Library. The exhibition also marks the 50th reunion of Lapidus' class.
The exhibition features 157 important books, pamphlets and prints representing the major themes of Lapidus' collecting: the intellectual origins of the American Revolution; the Revolution itself; the early years of the republic; the resulting spread of democratic ideas in the Atlantic world; and the effort to abolish the slave trade in both Great Britain and the United States.
The books, pamphlets and prints -- presented as gifts to the library on the occasion of the exhibition -- were selected from more than 2,500 books in the Lapidus collection because each offers a distinctive voice in telling the story of expanding liberty. The books range in date from the 17th century to the beginning of the 19th century. Their authors vary widely: young and old; male and female; black and white; learned and self-taught. Yet, through them all, readers can hear these voices returning to themes that resonate today, such as the characteristics of a just society and respect for the equality of fellow human beings.
A 200-page illustrated catalog will provide a permanent record of the exhibition. An introductory essay by Sean Wilentz, Princeton's Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Professor in the American Revolutionary Era, places the books in the context of their revolutionary times, and the entry for each book provides a descriptive note, plus a representative quotation.
"Liberty and the American Revolution" will be on view through Sunday, Jan. 3. Gallery hours are available online or by calling (609) 258-3184.


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This got brought up in another thread, and I figured it warranted more discussion (anything to break up the myriad of "would you buy this unlikely vehicle" thread that have overfilled this forum ).
First up is Kazdan Paratus, the mad little Jedi Master on Raxus Prime, he's the same race as Ratts Tyerell. After Order 66 went down, it drove him mad, he went to the junk planet, built himself a set of spider limbs, a lightsaber lance, a junk version of the Jedi Temple, and junk versions of the Jedi council with whom he wished to protect. A figure of him wouldn't be difficult, but I'd love to see them include a junk Yoda and another junk Jedi master as well.
Another from Raxus Prime would be a Rodian Heavy Defender or maybe a Rodian Ripper, although the Ripper's topless costume is a little odd and steampunk.
I'd like to see Hasbro do a Scrap Guardian but a little more scrap and less "random polygons" than the game version.
I'm not sure about a Purge Trooper, I really hated them in the game, they were probably the cheapest thing about the game all by themselves, and their design seemed a little far afield for Star Wars, but they might make good figures... maybe?
Hoth Starkiller, that was a pretty cool variant of our protagonist.
So, what else would you guys like to see? More Starkiller figures? I could be on board with that.


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By Shayna Miller Madison Magazine
Personally, I go weak in the knees for anything sparkly, shimmery or shiny. Call me a magpie. But one stop into The Glitter Workshop can satisfy my craving for sparkle?especially when the winter doldrums hit.
Open a little over a year, you might remember owner Naomi Richardson?s original location on East Johnson Street, which she ran from 2004 to 2007. After a three-year hiatus (during that time Richardson still ran her popular twice-yearly Craftacular craft fairs), she decided to open her ?handmade art boutique? on the west side. Here you can find ?alt crafts? like knit and crocheted scarves, recycled housewares, jewelry, vintage clothing and more. Think coasters made out of old children?s-book pages, jewelry crafted out of recycled elements and mittens sewn from reclaimed sweaters, made by about one hundred mostly local artists.
Adding to the nostalgia is stacks of vintage suitcases, feminine clutches hanging from the wall and a neat row of whimsical retro shoes, all available for purchase. In the back project room customers can make drop-in crafts as well as attend craft nights and host private parties.
?People like to be unique, and they like to know who they?re buying things from,? says Richardson of her customers. ?It?s a good feeling to know where your money is going.?
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COZY COMFORT Of course Richardson likes crafting as much as her artists. Here?s a crocheted poncho she made out of remnant yarn. $48
ACCESSORIZE THYSELF Hair accessories are still hot for kids and adults. Pick up one of Dainty Daisies? glitter headbands, bobby pins or fabric hair accessories for fun. $3?$20
MEMORY MAKERS Many of the shop?s vignettes, like this one, might bring about a little nostalgia as you peruse through vintage canisters, kitchen goods and more.
SWEET SWEATERS Richardson loves the Painted Daisy?s arm warmers, scarves and skirts, made out of reclaimed sweaters from vintage and thrift stores. $15?$75
HANDMADE FUN Love sparkle? You can use these baubles to create a button bracelet or picture frame during one of The Glitter Workshop?s craft nights. $1?$15
TWEET TREAT These sweet owls and other handmade toys are perfect for children. $8?$30
WHAT'S OLD IS NEW Richardson gets most of her vintage pieces from estate sales but also goes to vintage and thrift stores. ?I?m constantly looking?I go a few times a week!? These clutches are a fine example of what she finds. $10?$22
The Glitter Workshop 6138 Mineral Point Rd. 219-5933. glitterworkshop.com
Owner Naomi Richardson takes us on a tour through Glitter Workshop and shows us how to make a craft?click here to watch!
Shayna Miller is associate and style editor of Madison Magazine.
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For me, some highlights of these posts include Killian's answers about obsession and self-doubt - she writes, "I'm having some issues with my novel right now, and that's rough. You know what else is rough? Talking about your 'novel.' What kind of writer shaming has occurred to make me feel dirty and poser-y every time I talk about it? Yikes." I also loved reading Moye's confession about struggling to write during her pregnancy, and her realization about why she writes what she writes: "I write to figure that all out and to validate my own experiences. I write to express what I feel and see around me–and to better understand what it means to be human."
In other words, I appreciated the honesty from these writers, who captured the truth of what it means to be in constant search of the best way to share your authentic voice, when there's no blueprint, no easy answers for this way of living.
I'm inspired by the way we all resisted the potential confines of writing to fit a particular genre - I described my genre as a unique voice, the stories and poems that only I can write, while Moye recounted growing out of "mimicking what I thought stories in those genres were supposed to be like." And Killian shared her insightful thoughts about focusing on "the marriage of story and language," and writing what she likes, when what she likes "doesn't fit into one (or even two, or even five) box(es)."
We are all finding our own voices, our own ways of pursuing our craft, and I think that's just fabulous. Thanks to Killian and Moye for sharing your answers!
For more inspiration, check out my recent series of posts on Inkblot Arts, Creating Meaningful Art with Inkblot Arts Inspiration. I profiled local artists and writers who are magical to me, featuring Jezebel Delilah X, Tatyana Brown, Blyth Barnow, and Indira Allegra. Read about their lives and work and prepare to feel encouraged to do you!


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Disagree with part of your post mate. New regime, and what we did this year is actually draft players in position of need and position that can help our QB, which is something that hasn't always happened. The fact that Lewan went at 11 is irrelevant to where we picked, because it was quite obvious that if we didn't trade up for Martin, then no way were we texting up for Lewan.
James is a RT. Not a guard. We needed a RT, and if he was valued at late 1st or early 2nd, then so be it. He will help this team and help RT. Landry is a freakish WR. To me, he is OJ part 2, and we need that. Hartline is a terrific No 2' but I think that Landry will be a better all round WR than anyone on the team in 2 seasons time.
Turner I think was a bit of a reach as well, but could well be one of the better players we have drafted in some time. The more I see of this draft, the more I read, the better I feel.
I have higher aspirations on Landry than you do and certainly hope he is much more than OJ McDuffie was.
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Using TRT and following to a T aside from the fact that im doing swim by after PB's as the water is still ice.... I have watched the Transition video 5 or 6 times and I dont think I have heard Mike explain sends per session.
Getting ready to start Pattern blinds in the next day or two.
My question is how many sends per session? I know this is going to mostly depend on my boy but when is enough enough?
I think he is going to do pretty well on them as he holds a very good line, when training i can be 150yds plus out throwing marks i can line him and say "Place" and he heads back to his mat. Having said that i probably just cursed my self....


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Which begs the question: Just who is he?
"He's an enterprise guy," said analyst Mark Moerdler, of Bernstein Research. "The real opportunity for Microsoft is in that they are moving to more cloud and subscription services. And here's a guy who does that."
Nadella is a long-time Microsoft employee, who had headed up the company's server and tools division until July 2013. At that time, Nadella was made head of Microsoft's cloud and enterprise engineering group as part of what was the largest reorganization in the company's history.
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So far, Nadella's move to run Microsoft's cloud and enterprise business is paying off. When Microsoft reported its fiscal second-quarter results on Jan. 23, it said its commercial cloud services grew revenue by 107% from a year ago. Moerdler said that type of growth will likely be too much for investors to ignore once the CEO search is done.
"There will be more focus on the cloud and subscription story," Moerdler said. "How many cloud vendors are growing by 107%? There's only one, and that's Microsoft."
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Ives added that what's probably working in Nadella's favor is that he is "a company guy" and a Microsoft executive who knows the company's culture well. And it doesn't hurt that he is also running a part of the company's business that may be its most important with regards to Microsoft's core of business customers.
"Cloud remains a key pillar for Microsoft, so it makes sense as Satya is the cloud guru within the company and it has been very successful over the past few years.


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Should I continue to take my multi-vitamins? What about B-12?
You are consuming about 20 pounds of cold pressed fruits and vegetables every day. You could add B-12, sea vegetables, or blue-green algae.
Can I do this if I am on blood thinners?
A cleanse program is recommended for the general population of healthy individuals. Please discuss the cleanse program with your health care provider if you are currently taking prescription medication.
Will a cleanse slow my metabolism?
Metabolism is the body's ability to convert food to fuel and how efficiently your body uses that fuel. A person's metabolism is complex and related to many factors including diet, exercise, and heredity. The cleanse program replaces solid foods with liquids in the daily diet and may require the body to adjust its metabolism. Keep in mind that everybody is different.
Can I cleanse while taking antibiotics?
A cleanse program is recommended for the general population of healthy individuals. Please discuss the cleanse program with your health care provider if you are currently taking prescription medication. BluePrintCleanse® juice and juice beverages provide Vitamin A & C that support a healthy immune system. Talk with your doctor about cleansing when you are sick.
How many calories are in each level?
Each level offers between 900 and 1100 calories. We encourage clients to move away from calorie oriented thinking since the cleanse is about gently detoxifying the body, supporting metabolism and digestion and re-balancing the body's alkalinity.
Can I do BluePrintCleanse® if I am lactose intolerant or have a gluten allergy?
Yes! There is no lactose or gluten in our juices and juice beverages. BluePrint™ juices and juice beverages have NO artificial flavors, colors or preservatives and are 100% vegan.
How much weight will I lose?
This is a nutritional cleanse designed to give your digestive system a rest and therefore allow your body to eliminate toxins. We suggest that you monitor your weight to ensure that you maintain a healthy weight.
Will I gain all the weight back?
Hopefully, if weight management is your goal, BluePrintCleanse® will put you on a path towards healthier habits.
What if I don't want so much sugar?
If you're looking to steer away from sugar, try Level 3 Excavation™, as it has the lowest sugar content of all the cleanses. The only fruit juice beverage used in the Excavation™ level is apple and lemon.
What should I do if my stool appears red?
It could come from the beet juice in our juice beverages. If it appears abnormal, then consult a doctor.
Can my child do a BluePrintCleanse
A cleanse program is recommended for the general healthy adult population and is not recommended for children who are still growing. That said, BluePrintCleanse® is a delicious cold-pressed juice and juice beverage alternative to soda.
I'm very allergic to cashews – do you have a replacement for the Cashew Non-Dairy Milk (#6)?
Yes – we do cater to those with cashew allergies. You'll receive an additional Spicy Lemonade instead. Please be aware that all of our juices and juice beverages are made in a factory, which processes cashews.
Should I take fiber supplements?
No need. We want to give the digestive tract a rest from having to break down solid food.
Will I get light-headed if I'm not eating solid food?
By drinking all six juices in one day, you will stay hydrated. If you are in good health, your body can function without solid food for a few days. If you feel light-headed, discuss the cleansing with your doctor to determine if it is suitable for you.
Can I do this if I am pregnant or nursing?
A cleanse program is recommended for the general population of healthy individuals and is not recommended for those who are pregnant or nursing who require daily intake of solid foods for proper nutrition.
Where do I get my protein?
The concept of the cleanse is to restrict solid food, including macronutrients like fat and protein from your diet. You'll get some protein from our Cashew Nut Non-Dairy Milk. While the Cashew Nut Non-Dairy Milk contains 7 grams of protein per 16 fl oz serving - it is not a high quality protein with all the essential amino acids.
Can I smoke on the cleanse?
You already know the answer to this, but we won't tell you how to live your life. As a company we do not condone smoking for the health of our employees and for the general population.
Can you tell me the recipes for the different juices?
Unfortunately we don't give out that information, but all ingredients are listed on our bottles in order of predominance. You can also see our
3-Day Cleanse book
for juice and raw food recipes.
Is it organic?
Yes. Our complete line of raw, cold pressed juice is certified organic. We are especially thrilled to be the first wholesale juice cleanse system to be labeled with the USDA organic logo.
Is it Kosher?
All our juices and juice beverages are certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union (OU).
What are the benefits of the green juices vs. the fruit juices?
The main benefit of green juice is its alkalizing effect. Fruit juices are more astringent. Think of how your eyes start to water and maybe your nose runs a little when you bite into a lemon – citrus is a wonderful natural expectorant.
Can you tell me about the juice-making process?
We use High Pressure Pascalization - high pressure instead of heat - to destroy the pathogenic microorganisms and to naturally extend its shelf life. Unlike pasteurization, pascalization is completed on the finished product in its package without the use of heat which helps retain the sensory and nutrition properties of the raw juice. We do not apply heat to our cold-pressed juice and juice beverages. We don't cook juice!®
Why is the Pineapple Apple Mint Juice pink or brown?
Discoloration is completely normal. Sometimes the high level of polyphenols and antioxidants may turn it pink or brown. This is totally natural and the juice is safe to drink. If you have a damaged container, return it to seller.
Why does this juice look different from when I last purchased it?
Our juices are handcrafted using organic fruits and vegetables and some variations may occur as with any agricultural crop based on seasonality, crop conditions and geography, such as: Settling or Separation: BluePrintJuice® has no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives, or other ingredients that can prevent the natural settling process. Be sure to give your juice a good shake before drinking! White Specks: Juices that contain ginger may have white specks in the bottom of the juice bottle because of its density. Not to worry! It's ginger sediment, which naturally settles to the bottom of the bottle. Clumps in the Cashew Nut Non-Diary Milk: We assure you that this is completely normal, and the juice is still high quality and safe to consume. Shake well before drinking!
What if I have more questions or want to order again?
If you don't find your answer here, email
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Can I have seltzer or sparkling water?
Seltzer will contribute gas to your system, so it's not ideal – but if it's going to save you from drinking "other" beverages – it's not a bad option.
What order am I supposed to drink my juices in? Do I drink all the number 1's first, etc?
NO. But that would be kind of funny. You drink 6 bottles/day and those bottles are labeled 1 through 6. For example: Day one: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 Day two: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 Day three: 1, 2, 3,4, 5, and 6
My teeth need to gnaw on something... either gum or my colleague's arm. Can I chew gum?
Chewing gum contributes to gas and confuses the digestive process. What does this mean? Your stomach is getting ready for food that isn't coming. However, if you're tempted to chew off your colleague's arm, please chew the gum, and make it sugarless.
So, there will be instructions in it right?
Of course! We send a prep email to everyone prior to their cleanse. You can also refer to our
Cleansing Tips
section for important steps to take before, during, and after the cleanse.
I thought I ordered the 3-day cleanse but I only got six bottles. What gives?
You should have 6 bottles of juice for each day of the cleanse (3 days = 18 juice bottles). When ordering, specify how many days you plan to cleanse. We recommend no more than a 3-day cleanse for a healthy adult.
Can I drink diet soda?
Nope. We don't recommend it during a cleanse, and we actually don't recommend it ever :-) Try to drink water with lemon or herbal or green tea instead.
Can I sweeten my tea?
If you must, use a very small amount of agave nectar. It's the all-natural sweetener that we use in our cleanse juice and juice beverages.
How long can my juices last?
You should consume your juice within six days of receiving it for the best quality. Remember to keep refrigerated and refer to the best by date on each bottle.
I thought that cold-pressed juice is only good for three to five days. What changed?
Advancements in science and technology! Our method of juice processing- High Pressure Pascalization - applies pressure to our juice and juice beverages that destroy pathogenic microorganisms, allowing our products to have a longer shelf-life than fresh-squeezed juice. Learn more about the process.
Does it really matter what order I drink the juices?
It does! We encourage drinking juices in the proper order to assimilate to the cleanse system. That said, don't worry if you switch it up a bit and have half of your Cashew Nut Non-Dairy Milk first thing in the morning. Green juice is always best first, so try to stick to the plan when you can. But don't fret if you need to improvise.
How should I store my juice?
Take your juice out of the box and keep it in the refrigerator. Remember to toss the ice packs in the freezer so they're ready should you need to tote your juice around.
Can I do BluePrintCleanse® and eat food too?
The idea of a cleanse is to only consume the juice so that your digestive system has time to rest. The benefits of a cleanse will be lost if you eat solid food. However, cold-pressed juice and juice beverages are a great-tasting refreshment beverage choice.
Can I drink Kombucha Tea while on BluePrintCleanse®?
We love Kombucha because it's loaded with probiotics, which are great for digestion. But it also contains added sugar and black tea (caffeine), which is not ideal during a cleanse. Drink it while preparing for and breaking your cleanse.
I have a lunch meeting I can't cancel. If I eat a light salad, will it mess everything up?
Try to stick to the foods listed on our Cheat Sheet. In place of dressing, use fresh lemon juice.
I can't get the Green Juice down. I've tried everything! Is it okay to skip them?
Skip the Green Juice? No way! It's the workhorse of the BluePrintCleanse®. Power through so that you get the good stuff: vitamins, minerals, anti-oxidants, flavanoids, enzymes, and polyphenols. For variation, try adding fresh-squeezed lemon juice, pouring the juice over ice, or drinking through a straw.
I haven't gone to the bathroom at all, and it's day two. Is that normal? Safe?
This is an expected side effect of the BluePrintCleanse® and one of the reasons to schedule a colonic. Reduced input means reduced output.
Is it okay to exercise while cleansing?
Absolutely! You will be amazed to see that as your digestive tract rests, your energy level may get a boost. Go ahead and grab that yoga mat, but be sure to drink plenty of water.
What are detox symptoms? Will I get them?
During a cleanse, the body is essentially detoxifying. For example: When the body eliminates coffee, symptoms usually include headaches, nervousness, and shakiness. When protein, meats, and fats are eliminated, you may experience skin eruptions, body odor, or a coated tongue. Lucky for you, we keep symptoms to a minimum; BluePrintCleanse® is designed with gradual elimination in mind.
When is the best time to cleanse?
Consult with your health care provider to determine if cleansing is right for you.
What do I eat when I'm done with my cleanse?
The key is easing in and out of the cleanse. Slowly introduce lighter fare, such as veggies, lean meats, poultry and fish, and low fat or fat free dairy products. Both pre and post cleanse, stay away from highly processed foods, and you'll be a happy camper.
I've been hearing a lot about "bio plastic" -- or corn-based bottles. Why don't you use those?
Currently, bio plastics derived from corn are compostable only under very specific environmental conditions. And access to such composting facilities remains severely restricted. We will continue to closely watch the bio plastic industry, and we remain committed to selecting the most environmentally friendly, accessible, and recyclable option available.
Why don't you use glass bottles?
Right now, plastic is a more environmentally sound choice than glass because it is lighter weight and easier to transport. We use PETE #1 plastic because it is generally considered a safe single-use plastic-bottle choice. It's also easy to recycle, fill, ship, and distribute than glass.
What's BluePrint
's environmental impact?
We are dedicated to the preservation and protection of our environment. We maintain a low carbon footprint by sourcing from small. independent, certified organic family farms who follow good agricultural practices and do not use potentially harmful pesticides and herbicides. In addition to using a readily recyclable bottle material, PET #1, our cleanses are now delivered in 100% recycled cardboard packaging. We communicate with our clients almost exclusively via email and phone, thus minimizing the use of paper materials. We compost leftover produce and strive to make our operations greener by the day.
My BluePrintCleanse® arrived and the ice packs have melted. Is that bad?
No! They're only meant to stay frozen during transit. Remember to transfer your juice and juice beverages to the refrigerator as soon as possible for best quality.
How much will the cleanse cost me?
Our cleanse levels (Renovation™, Foundation™ and Excavation™) are $65.00 per day of juice (6 bottles) plus any applicable shipping fees and taxes. Calculate exact costs with our BluePrint™ Pricing Page.
How will I receive my cleanse?
We deliver via local courier in New York City and Los Angeles. Throughout the rest of the contiguous United States & parts of Canada you will receive your cleanse via FedEx. We also have a number of pick-up locations around the county.
What time will my cleanse arrive?
In our local delivery zones (New York City & Los Angeles), deliveries occur in the afternoon/evening the day before you would like to begin your cleanse. Our available delivery windows are 2PM-5:30PM or 5:30PM-9:30PM. FedEx shipping is available Tuesday-Friday. Most people receive their juice before 11AM but this may depend on what city you live in. Packages also tend to arrive slightly later during inclement weather and around holidays. We guarantee you will receive your cleanse before 4pm.
Why don't you deliver the juice every day?
Due to our unique juice extraction method, we don't need to deliver daily because our HPP process extends the shelf-life compared to freshly squeezed juice, making it more convenient for you!
What level should I do? What do you recommend?
If you haven't cleansed before, Renovation™ is a good place to start. If you have cleansed before and feel comfortable with green juice, go for Foundation™. If you love green juice and want a different cleansing experience, go ahead to Excavation™! See our Joy of Cleansing and BluePrintLife sections for advice on cleansing and benefits.
What is the difference between the juice you sell in stores, and the juice you ship?
The only difference is the added ginger in all the wholesale bottles of green juice. All the juices we send you to cleanse with come numbered so that you know what order to drink them in. Grab-n-go juices and juice beverages offered in retail stores have the fruits and veggies listed on the front.
Why is juice so expensive?
Not all juice is created equal. When you consider what you're consuming everyday during a BluePrintCleanse® - approximately 20 pounds of cold pressed fruits and vegetables - and the process involved, it's actually quite inexpensive! Don't forget, that price also includes Priority Overnight delivery.
How often should I cleanse?
Whenever you experience any of the following: fatigue/general lack of energy, sleeplessness, anxiety/depression, digestive problems, at the first sign of a cold and, before and after holidays or other events that lead to overindulging. We recommend doing a cleanse once a month for at least three days. Make it a healthy habit.
What if I have questions during my cleanse?
If you don't find your answer here, email
We'll have an answer for you faster than you can say "What's a healing crisis?" You can also call us at 212.414.5741 | 1.866.774.6831.
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Which one makes you lose the most weight?
Use any BluePrintCleanse® as part of a healthy lifestyle including regular exercise to help you achieve your weight management goals. Excavation™ is a good choice for these individuals.
Where else can I purchase your juice?
Our juice is available as a grab and go product in many retail locations all over the country. Please view the map on our website to find a location near you. Drink up. And drink often.
Will a one-day cleanse do anything?
Yes! There are benefits of doing a one-day cleanse, once a week. It has been an Eastern practice for centuries, used as a quick strategy to support the immune system, keep you focused, and allow the body to detoxify.
How long should I cleanse for?
That depends on your goals. A three-day BluePrintCleanse® gives digestion a rest and cleanses the blood. A five-day BluePrintCleanse® starts the process of rebuilding and maintaining a healthy the immune system. A ten-day BluePrintCleanse® will reset the body. We recommend a 3 day cleanse for most healthy adults. The length of a cleanse is an entirely personal decision. Keep in mind that detoxifying is based on the individual. Discuss with your doctor if you intend to complete a 5 or 10 day cleanse program.
I'm addicted and want to do this every week! How many days in a row can I cleanse?
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By Patsy R. Brumfield/NEMS Daily Journal
Willie Jerome Manning could become Mississippi's next convicted murderer to be executed, if his further appeals are not effective.
Manning is accused in two sets of murders, although this death sentence is for only the 1992 fatal shootings of two Mississippi State University students, Pamela Tiffany Miller, 23, of Madison and Jon Stephen Steckler, 19, of Natchez.
He also was convicted in another double murder, but a trial judge delayed a decision on appeals issues until late June.
The state Attorney General's Office recently asked the Mississippi Supreme Court to set Manning's execution date after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to consider his case.
But earlier this week, Manning's legal team told the appeals court he has more arguments to make, so it's not the time to set a date for him to die.
In a brief filed Monday, the attorneys say among their issues are arguments that a jailhouse informant recanted his testimony, that Manning's trial attorney was ineffective and that blacks were improperly kept off his trial jury. Manning is black and the two students he was convicted of murdering were white.
Behind the scenes, defense teams also analyze their chances from Gov. Phil Bryant for a pardon or clemency, which could be a non-death sentence, although Bryant has shown little sympathy with other such pleas that yet have come his way.
Manning's attorneys continue to insist he should not be executed without DNA testing or fingerprinting of case evidence, which might prove his innocence.
When the Miller-Steckler murders were investigated in 1993, DNA testing like this was not available. None of the fingerprints in the victim's car matched Manning or any other suspect.
His defenders contend that the "real" murderer could be identified by today's testing methods and larger fingerprint systems.
"The state did not produce any physical evidence linking Manning to the crime," his latest state appeal states.
Manning is one of Mississippi's 48 prisoners on Death Row for murder, some with other associated crimes. Two are women. Thirteen are Northeast Mississippi cases.
If 45-year-old Manning's new appeal efforts fail, he will be the next bound for the lethal-injection gurney.
He is the region's long-serving Death Row inmate.
One regional death sentence, though, was reversed by a Mississippi Supreme Court, saying Kristi Leigh Fulgham's trial judge was wrong not to allow a social worker's testimony that could have provided favorable information to her jury.
Fulgham, 36, was convicted in 2005 of the shooting death and robbery of her husband, Joey, in their Oktibbeha County home. But her trial judge changed the sentence to life without parole after Joey Fulgham's family declined to press for a second trial.
There's no typical length of time that prisoners await their sentences. Some appeals are extensive and some are not.
Part of the deliberate appeals process is the U.S. Supreme Court's decision requiring lower courts to take extra care with death-sentence cases in which the convicted person claims mental problems or defects.
Mack Arthur King, 53, convicted of murder in Lowndes County, will leave Death Row soon because of a federal court decision accepting psychological findings that he is mentally retarded and legally cannot be put to death.
Two other convictions with death sentences are fairly new for regional murders – Caleb Carrothers of Lafayette County and David Cox of Union County.
Carrothers was sentenced to death in May 20, 2011 for the Lafayette County gunshot murders of Frank Clark and his son, Taylor.
After a highly publicized, week-long sentence hearing in New Albany, Cox was sentenced to death plus 185 years for the shooting death of his wife, Kim, and the repeated sexual assault of a younger woman during the crime and other offenses.
In the Union County case of Marlon Howell, an evidentiary hearing is set for next week in circuit court to consider certain appeal issues.
Howell, now 33, was convicted in 2001 of the capital murder of newspaper carrier, David Parnell.
Three years ago, Mississippi had 59 inmates on Death Row.
Nine people were executed during Gov. Haley Barbour's two terms in office. Since Gov. Bryant took office in 2012, six have been executed.
Other regional-case inmates on Death Row, by date of their convictions, are:
• Anthony Carr, 47. Convicted in 1990 of the Quitman County murders of Charlotte, Carl, Gregory and Bobbie Jo Parker in Clarksdale. The trial was moved to Alcorn County.
• Charles Ray Crawford, 47. Convicted in 1994 of murder in Lafayette County. He also had convictions on aggravated assault there and rape in Chickasaw County from 1993. This case was moved from Tippah County, where Crawford kidnapped, assaulted and then killed college student Kristy Ray.
• Thomas E. Loden, 48. Convicted in 2001 of the capital murder, rape and sexual battery of 16-year-old Leesa Marie Gray in Itawamba County.
• Quintez Hodges, 32. Convicted in 2001 of the Lowndes County shooting death of Isaac Johnson, kidnapping his girlfriend and her baby, then driving them to Alabama where the woman said he raped her.
• Michelle Byrom, 56. Convicted in 2002 in Tishomingo County for the capital murder of her husband of 20 years and for recruiting her son in the plot.
• Derrick Deo Walker, 32. Convicted in 2003 for the capital murder of Tupelo city personnel director Charles Richardson and a residence arson in Lee County.
• William Matthew Wilson, 32. Convicted in 2007 of the capital murder and child abuse of his girlfriend's daughter, 2-year-old Mallory Conlee.
• Bobby L. Batiste, 33. Convicted in 2010 for the capital murder of his MSU roommate, Andreas Galanis, in Oktibbeha County.
All these cases are on various stages of appeal.
A spokesman for the Mississippi Attorney General's Office says it's not clear who may come up for execution after some resolution of the Manning appeals.


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Description This short-trunked desert perennial is often mistaken for yucca. A 9-15 ft. flower stalk, bearing a 2-3 ft. spike of yellowish flowers, is subtended by a basal cluster of dark, bluish-green leaves with evenly-spaced spines and a wide, cupped base. The leaf cluster is 1 1/2-2 1/2 ft. tall.
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Discussion Trunks split open during dry spells, allowing wildlife access to the spongy interior and leaf bases.
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Introduction to General Systems Thinking, more on that after I've read enough to comment -- Weinberg's always worthwhile though... hmm.
GST was first published in 1975?
Skimming my bookshelf, all of the computer books I've bought in the last three years are tutorials (Perl, PHP, Python, Qt, Gtk+) -- and obsolete. O'Reilly's superseded the Perl, Qt, and Python books, and hp's gtk book needs a gtk2 refresh.
But people rev slower than software, so the ancient design books hold up better: The Mythical Man-Month, Design Patterns are still worthwhile, and the underrated Programming as if People Mattered is probably the best book on what a Unix GUI should be.
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The local newpaper, the Skagit Valley Herald, had an article in it today on Seattle City Light's purchase of 115 acres along the Sauk River (a major spawning tributary) that includes a mile of river. This is great news because it is part of Seattle City Light's salmon protection plan. Their Salmon Protection Plan was put into place as a condition of FERC when their dams on the upper Skagit were relicensed a few years ago.
This land will not be developed and will be placed into a conservation easement. The reason this is such great news is that this particular area of the Sauk River between the mouth of the Suiattle River and the town of Darrington is an area used by spawning kings, coho, chum and winter steelhead. The Sauk in this area is also known for its wandering around the flood plain with each high water. It will now not have any man-made attempts to keep it from doing so and it will not have any houses built on it.
Seattle City Light has worked with the Nature Conservancy to purchase land along the Skagit, Sauk, and Suiattle Rivers. they also purchased 110 acres in the area around Gilligan Creek this past summer. The Gilligan Creek drift is where Wes Drain caught his monster steelhead of 20 pounds back inthe 50's for which the fly he tied and caught it on was named the Drain's 20.
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9.4: Angle Measurement
Angles are tricky things. Have you ever tried to measure or draw an angle?
Cassie is working with a protractor in math class. She has been assigned the task of drawing a 35 degree angle. She is wondering if this angle will work for a ramp at the skateboard park. The trouble is that she isn't sure how to draw one or what one will look like.
Do you know?
This Concept will teach you how to draw angles using a protractor. When finished, you will know what a 35 degree angle will look like.
We just finished naming angles using points on the rays and the vertex. We can also measure angles. If you look at the two angles that you just named, you will see that they are different sizes. Angles are measured in degrees. The larger the angle the higher the number of degrees.
How can we measure angles?
Angles are measured using a special tool called a protractor.
Here is a picture of a protractor.
Notice that you can see all of the degrees on the protractor.
How can we use a protractor?
- First, you line up the vertex with the little hole in the middle of the protractor, then carefully align the bottom ray with the bottom line of the protractor.
- Then, you follow the top ray to the number of degrees that the angle measures.
Here's a few for you to try. Answer the following questions about angles.
Example A
How many degrees are in a straight line?
Solution: 180 degrees
Example B
If one ray of the angle is to the left of 90, is the angle less than 90 or greater than 90?
Solution: The angle is less than 90.
Example C
If an angle measures 120 degrees, is one of the rays to the left or right of 90?
Solution: To the right of 90
Remember Cassie and the angle? Here is the original problem once again.
Cassie is working with a protractor in math class. She has been assigned the task of drawing a 35 degree angle. She is wondering if this angle will work for a ramp at the skateboard park. The trouble is that she isn't sure how to draw one or what one will look like.
To draw an angle, first you have to draw a line segment that will serve as the bottom ray of the angle. Then you can measure 35 degrees and here is what the angle will look like.
This angle is 35 degrees.
Here are the vocabulary words in this Concept.
- Point
- a location in space that does not have size or shape.
- Ray
- a line that has one endpoint and continues indefinitely in one direction.
- Line
- a set of connected points without endpoints.
- Line Segment
- a set of connected points with two endpoints.
- Point of Intersection
- the point where two intersecting lines meet.
- Intersecting Lines
- lines that cross or meet at some point
- Parallel Lines
- Lines that do not cross or meet EVER and are equidistant.
- Angle
- a geometric figure formed by two rays that connect at a single point or vertex.
- Vertex
- The point of intersection of the lines or rays that form an angle
- Protractor
- a tool used to measure an angle in terms of degrees.
Guided Practice
Here is one for you to try on your own.
Look at the following angles. Use a protractor to measure each angle.
First, line up your protractor to measure each angle. Be sure that the vertex is at 0. Then write down each number of degrees.
1. 120 degrees
2. 180 degrees
3. 35 degrees
4. 90 degrees
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Khan Academy: Using a Protractor
Directions: Draw the following angles. Be sure to use a protractor and check your work with a friend.
1. 180 degrees
2. 100 degrees
3. 90 degrees
4. 15 degrees
5. 20 degrees
6. 45 degrees
7. 60 degrees
8. 110 degrees
9. 25 degrees
10. 160 degrees
11. 180 degrees
12. 140 degrees
13. 42 degrees
14. 115 degrees
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Check out the outing.....it's gonna be a blast!
That sounds like a lot of fun. I'm a Michigander now residing in Vermont. I'll be in Northern MI at the end of the month. Will the opportunity for that kind of fishing still be there? I'll probably be into the hex hatch at that point, but surf-casting for GreatLakes steelies sounds like a blast. I'd love some more info.
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Surfs Up Steelhead(Great Lakes Stule)
Well, there's nothing better than walking miles along the Lake Michigan shoreline, searching for no name creek mouths, and pursuing the elusive Great Lakes steelhead. Well, I am one of those beach bums, and I would give anything to hook a steelhead or salmonoid in the open water, rather than in the rivers. Why?? Well, here's my opinion....the fish are fresh, and very aggressive!! Also, there are little obstacles to compete with, and you have the opportunity to land more fish if done right. I live for this, and using a spey rod comes in handy as well. I don't get to do it that often since I reside in an area of Michigan that doesn't have the best surf fishing opportunities. Below are some images from a recent trip in Northern Michigan.
A fresh chrome hen taken off a redd right in the mouth of a creek. She attacked a blue/white clouser minnow. I watched her enter the creek the previous day and move in and out cruising the shoreline. She measure 31in and had a 15in girth.
The same fish, different view.
A dark male taken the previous day that was in a holding lie behind a redd under some brush in the creek mouth. I watched this male cruise the shorline the day before and refused our surfs candy flies. It took a smelt imitation out of aggression as it drifted over the redd. It measured 33in long and had a 16in girth.
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GigaPan Stitcher version 0.4.3865 (Macintosh)
Panorama size: 163 megapixels (23303 x 7033 pixels)
Input images: 21 (7 columns by 3 rows)
Field of view: 60.9 degrees wide by 18.4 degrees high (top=5.8, bottom=-12.6)
All default settings
Original image properties:
Camera make: Canon
Camera model: Canon PowerShot G9
Image size: 4000x3000 (12.0 megapixels)
Capture time: 2010-09-06 18:08:56 - 2010-09-06 18:10:38
Aperture: f/8
Exposure time: 0.001
Focal length (35mm equiv.): 207.7 mm
Digital zoom: off
White balance: Fixed
Exposure mode: Manual
Horizontal overlap: 18.0 to 20.4 percent
Vertical overlap: 32.0 to 32.3 percent
Computer stats: 3840 MB RAM, 2 CPUs
Total time 12:49 (0:36 per picture)
Alignment: 1:23, Projection: 1:27, Blending: 9:59


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ORIGINAL: Fan Club
I tagged this gobbler last Saturday on my property. No beating around the bush, this was an easy turkey... right place, right time. I hunted from 5:30 to 10:30 with my 13 yr old grandson, Ryan, at a nearby farm with nothing to show...no gobbles, turkey sightings, nothing. It was overcast, cool and windy and around 10:00 it started to rain. Ryan stayed at the farm with my brother-in-law Chris and I drove home a couple miles to grab some rainsuits. While home, I thought I'd walk to the edge of my woods and call. I got an immediate response and sat under a nearby tree. Another couple yelps and two more gobbles later, there he was at 30 yards.
22 lbs, 1 inch spurs, 10 inch beard.
I've got mixed emotions about this one. We are trying to get Ryan his first gobbler and part of me says I shouldn't have shot it. Then again, this turkey has eaten my corn for the last two winters. I have filled a Michigan tag and can concentrate on helping the kid now. For a real plus, we worked three different gobblers out back on Sunday morning, so there are plenty more toms around.
Nice bird Fan Club! Isn't that the way it usually goes! You can spend day after day chasin' those feathers buggers then BANG one shows up and its over so fast you wonder what you were doing wrong all the other times!