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The Central Oregon Council on Aging is seeking volunteer drivers to deliver meals to seniors in Bend. The Meals-On-Wheels program distributes meals to the homes of seniors who are unable to prepare or purchase their own meals.
COCOA is a nonprofit organization "dedicated to promoting dignity, well-being, security and independence for Central Oregon seniors."
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Dentists at Fort Worth Dental now uses the Invisalign procedure to help patients get straighter teeth. Rather than using metal wires, bars and brackets to do the work, this procedure simply requires the patient to wear a customized set of plastic aligner trays.
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Fort Worth Dental's Dr. Terry M. Zang, Dr. Arthur J. Mund, and Dr. Justin Mund provide patients with the solutions they are looking for to get straighter teeth. When a patient desires a discreet method for straightening teeth, the Invisalign procedure is often the dental procedure of choice. The dentist can offer the treatment to patients of practically any age who wish to forego the traditional metal braces. The process requires customized plastic trays that are worn daily and adjusted and replaced regularly.
Most people are not born with teeth that will remain perfectly straight throughout their lives. While many people choose the traditional metal braces, the Invisalign procedure gives patients another option for getting straight teeth. The plastic aligner trays are very discreet and many people do not even notice when someone is wearing them.
The Invisalign dental procedure begins by having the dentist or an assistant take x-rays and impressions of the teeth. From them, a three dimensional model is created on the computer and is used to determine a treatment plan for the patient. A set of clear plastic aligner trays is molded to fit the patient's teeth. The trays are designed to be worn night and day, but can easily be removed when the patients eats or needs to clean their teeth and the trays.
Every two weeks the patient returns for a new set of dental trays. These trays have been tweaked slightly from the previous set to help gently guide the teeth into the proper position. The patient meets with the dentist every six to eight weeks to make sure that the teeth are moving according to plan and to make any adjustments that are necessary. The entire treatment often takes about a year to complete, and should be overseen by a trained Invisalign dentist. More information on the procedure can be found by visiting http://www.fortworthdental.com.
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About Sado Island Mumyoi Ware
Mumyoi (pronounced moomyoee) is a type of pottery made from Mumyoi Clay, which contains ferrous oxide and is obtained near the old gold mine on Sado Island, a small island off of Japans west coast noted for its hot springs.
Unlike other pottery, Mumyoi requires extra processing efforts; raw-polish, a process that polishes the products with cotton cloth before baking, as well as a process of polishing with sand after baking. The particles of clay must be extremely fine, a quality which can only be obtained through an energy intensive filtration process using a clay-water mixture.
Mumyoi pottery is baked in a kiln at a high temperature and becomes very dense and contracts about 30% from the original size, making the finished pottery exceptionally hard. Genuine Mumyoi produces a clear metallic sound when tapped. The more Mumyoi pottery is used, the more beautiful its finish becomes.
Originally, Mumyoi was used for medicinal purposes such as relieving symptoms of palsy, digestive problems, burns, and helping to stop bleeding.
The Gyodoku Pottery maker is dedicated to the continuous endeavor of producing conventional Mumyoi pottery, developing new glaze formulas by mixing together natural and non-organic substances such as rock, stones, and the ashes of plants and trees as well as pursuing the beauty created by Yohen. Also known as a kiln mutation (or kiln effect), Yohen is a technique of kiln firing which produces varieties of colors using a climbing kiln (multi-chambered kiln) with each successive chamber at a higher (and thus hotter temperature) level than the previous.
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The Community of Disc Golfers and About All Things Disc Golf
The fins on the bottom seem to keep it going straight
I had an Impact in my bag for quite a while. To me, it was Discraft's version of the Innova Leopard, which was what I was looking for. I ended up pulling it though cause I quit using it when I got my 1st ESP Cyclone. Now, I carry 3-4 Cyclones in my bag at all times...
I LOVE the leopard.. I may have to try one of these out.
I LOVE the Leopard, too. Just a heads up, the Rim on the Impact is NOTHING like the Leopard. The rim on the Impact feels Much More like a Mid Range rim to me than the Leopard.
I've been throwing an Impact for a while now. I use it as a midrange. It has a better slow anhyzer glide than both of my buzzz discs. I only use it on certain holes at my local course.
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I throw an Impact for straight mid-range shots. The "fins" or hatchmarks on the underside of the rim seem to be more than just a gimmick. They seem to provide a little bit of stability that the Storm lacked.
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"It's a rare opportunity and certainly a very joyful way to come together ahead of our General Assembly and reflect on who we are and where we are going", says Msgr. Robert J. Vitillo, head of the Caritas Internationalis delegation to Geneva. He is also one of the men behind a plan to re-open the Vatican's dormant railway for one day only.
The initiaive that will see the huge iron gates rolled back from the tunnel that links the Vatican railway tracks to the Italian train system is a must for all train enthusiasts, as for the first time in Pope Benedict XVI's pontificate a train – a classic 1930′s steam engine no less – will pull out of the Vatican's iconic railway station bound for a day in the Roman countryside and all in the name of charity.
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Academic Advice
We are know that during their time at University Students' will have a number of Academic issue they may need help with – this page covers a number of the common things that students' encounter during their time at University.
If you need help with any of these or other academic issues not covered on this webpage make an appointment to see one of the Students' Union Advisors.
To book an appointment with one of our advisors to call 01332 591507 (Derby) or 01332 594553 (Buxton) or email email@example.com or email@example.com
How do I make a complaint?
The University of Derby has a complaints procedure – this can be found at www.derby.ac.uk/academic-regulations. This outlines the stages you can go though to put in a complaint.
You can complain if you are unhappy about an aspect of their course, University service, facility or anything you feel is unsatisfactory and needs to be addressed
Who can complain?
A current student, a previously registered student, a student studying with a partner institution, a recent graduate or an applicant to the University.
How you put in a complaint?
The first thing to do is read through the University of Derby's complaints procedure this tells you how to what to do, for details see www.derby.ac.uk/complaints. If you do wish to complete a complaints form, this can be done though your UDo account. If you prefer or you are a former student this can be done a copy of the complaints form can be found in the useful downloads section of this part of the Students' Union website.
Where can I get help from?
An advisor from the Students' Union can assist you through the process of making a complaint. We would suggest you do seek advice right from the start.
How do I appeal a grade?
If you are unhappy with a result/grade which has been confirmed through the University, then you might be able to appeal based on the following reasons:
- Your performance suffered because you were ill or other reasons which you could not have informed the university about at the time of the assessment (You will need to clearly state why you could not inform the University at the time).
- That the assessment was not carried out in line with programme and/or module regulations
- The University made an error during the administrative process and a mistake was made
- That the assessor(s) or the Assessment Board did not consider all the previously reported circumstances which may have significantly affected your performance – this may have been reported to them via the Exceptional Extenuating Circumstances procedure.
The Appeals Regulations can be found at www.derby.ac.uk/academic-regulations
The Process of Appealing - Informally
It is recommended that you discuss your results informally with your Programme/Module Leader first or if you are a Joint Honours student, then we recommend you talk to your Academic Counsellor.
If you still feel you have enough evidence to support you appeal, then you can put in a Formal Appeal.
The Process of Appealing – Formally
Appeals must be submitted within 21 days of the publication of results for University of Derby awards and within 14 days for external awards. The form which can be accessed at www.derby.ac.uk/files/appeal_form2.doc or in the useful downloads section of this part of the Students' Union website.
Where can I get help on appealing from?
An advisor from the Students' Union can assist you through the Appeals process. We would suggest you see an advisor as soon as you feel you want to appeal.
What is an Academic Offence?
During their time at University some students may commit an Academic Offence. This is what they are:
- Plagiarism is when a student submits as her/his own work something she/he didn't originally write.
- Collusion is when students improperly work together on a piece of work and/or let other people copy it.
- Impersonation is when a student pretends to be another student in an exam, or when someone submits someone else's work as their own. Both the student and the impersonator can be found guilty of this offence.
- Improper conduct in formal examinations is when a student takes in any unauthorised paper, material or electronic devices such as mobile phones, programmable calculators or electronic dictionaries to an exam. It's also when a student communicates with another student during and exam.
What happens if I've committed an academic offence?
If you have been contacted by the University to say that you many have committed an academic offence – we would strongly advice you contact a Students' Union Advisor for help and support
Help and support is available from Students' Union Advisors at all stages of this process. They can for example, explain the process to you, go with you to meetings, help you to prepare what you will say at meetings and access other support that you may need.
The University has set a procedure for dealing with students who are suspected of committing an Academic Offence; the next part gives an overview of these. The full procedure can be found at www.derby.ac.uk/academic-regulations
For all offences except Breaches of examination room regulations the following steps may be taken:
- Step 1: Programme/Subject Leader Meeting
- Step 2: Meeting with the Dean
- Step 3: Formal Academic offence panel. A formal academic offence panel may be convened where the Dean is unable to reach a conclusion.
Breaches of examination room regulations
Following report to the Assessment and Awards Manager by the invigilator, a fixed penalty in accordance with 4.1(iii) of the University's procedure will apply unless the breach of exam room regulations may be shown to have resulted in the student gaining an unfair advantage when the case will be referred to the Dean of Faculty for consideration (step 2)
Consequences of committing an academic offence
There are a range of penalties that can be applied if it is shown a student has committed an academic offence – these are outlined in section Q4.1 of the University's procedure and you will see the severity of the penalty is dependent on details of the case.
Who can attend a University meeting with me?
The following people can attend a University meeting with you:
- A friend who is not acting in a professional capacity, this could be a fellow student.
- If you are under 18 years of age, your parent or guardian.
- One of the Advisors from the Students' Union Advice Service.
How do I change my course?
If you feel you want to change your course, the best thing you can do is discuss how you feel with your Programme Leader, Academic Counsellor or a Student Liaison Officer (www.derby.ac.uk/studentliaison). They will be able to help you decide if the course if not for your and look at if it is possible for you to change to another course.
Before you see your Programme Leader, Academic Counsellor or Student Liaison Officer it is useful to have considered the reasons for wanting to change your course and what course you may wish to change to.
You can also speak to a Careers Advisor at the Career Development Centre (www.derby.ac.uk/careers).
If you are allowed to transfer to another course you would need to complete a Programme Transfer form – see the useful downloads section at the end of this page. Also in this section is Derby University's Withdrawn Booklet.
If you need any help or support with this feel free to contact one of the Students' Union Advisors. They will be able to help you talk through things and contact the appropriate people.
How do I change to another University?
If you are considering leaving and going to another University it is suggested you speak to your Programme Leader, Academic Counsellor or a Student Liaison Officer (www.derby.ac.uk/studentliaison).
If you do decide to leave you would need to complete a withdrawal form – see the useful downloads section at the end of this page. Also in this section is Derby University's Withdrawn Booklet.
If you do decide to leave and move to another University you need to consider the effects this can have on your Student Funding, Tuition Fees, Contracts signed for your accommodation etc. For information and guidance you can see one of the Students' Union Advisors.
I am having problems with my lecturer, what can I do?
If you feel able to it would be useful to speak to the lecturer directly to see if it can be resolved. If you do not feel able to do this speak with your Programme Leader or a Student Liaison Office (www.derby.ac.uk/studentliaison).
If you feel unable to do the above yourself and would like help to speak to the people or talk things this though come to see one of the Students' Union Advisors'. We would suggest you see an advisor as soon as you feel you want to appeal. Remember what you say to them is confidential.
I need to take time out of University, what do I do?
If you feel that you need to take time out this is called an Authorised Break form study by the University.
There are several things that you can do:
- Talk it through with someone first, they will help you decided if it is necessary to take a break or is there another option.
- You can talk to your Programme Leader or a Student Liaison Officer (SLO). Each Faculty has their details can be found at www.derby.ac.uk/studentliaison or in the useful contact section of this page.
- You could see one of the Students' Union Advisors – they will help you talk things though and make contact with your Programme Leader or Student Liaison Officer. If you wish they will come with you to any meetings you have.
If you do decide to take a break you must complete an Authorised Break form – this needs to be signed by your Programme Leader and Student Liaison Officer. You can get one of these forms on line or there is a copy in the useful downloads section of this page.
If you do take a break it is important to thing about the effects this may have on you Student Loan and other Student Funding you have. To find out the about the effects this may have you can e mails firstname.lastname@example.com and may have to contact Student Finance directly.
The Source would recommend that you make an appointment to see one of the Students' Union Advisors'.
I've been called to Fitness to Practice Panel – what's that?
It is likely that you have been asked to attend a Professional Conduct and Professional Suitability Panel. This is comes under the Faculty of Education, Health and Sciences Professional Conduct and Professional Suitability Policy.
When Students are on a programme that has a some professional practice, for example Nursing, Occupational Therapy and Art Therapy and their professional conduct and professional suitability is called into question then this is when the Professional Conduct and Professional Suitability Policy is likely to be used. This policy can be found at www.derby.ac.uk/files/policy_on_pcps.pdf and in the useful downloads of this page.
If you have been called to a Panel or still not sure what you are being asked to attend the Source would strongly advice that you make an appointment to see one of the Students' Union Advisors – they will be able to go through the policy with you, go to the panel with you (if you wish) and help you prepare anything that you need to submit to the panel.
I am not sure my study skills are effective – what can I do?
Whether you have studied recently or are returning to study; at the start of your time at University it is worth spending time and effort ensuring your study skills are effective, as this helps you get the most out of your course and helps you achieve.
Top tips for studying effectively:
- Think about what skills you need to study effectively. These include:
- Time management
- Note taking
- Writing skills
- Preparing for tutorials
- Exam preparation
- Referencing
- Effective reading
- Review you study skills, what has worked in the past and what hasn't. This gives you a base to start from.
- If you are returning to study or feel your skills are not effective get help.
- Plan you time – you need to work, rest and play.
- Plan around when work is due in, work backwards from deadlines. It is better to allow too much time, rather than to little.
- Think about where you are going to study.
- It may help to study with others, if you work in this way.
- Make good use of any lectures, lecture notes and handouts and any module resources available online.
Where you get help?
The University of Derby have a range of resources that will assist you to develop effective study skills:
- These can be found at www.derby.ac.uk/library/study-skills. The resources cover a range of topics such as – essay writing, note taking and time management
- There is also a Study Advisor Scheme. To see a study advisor "simply fill out a blue 'Study Advisor Scheme request form' which can be found at the Subject Enquiry Desk at Kedleston Road Learning Centre, or at the lending desk of the other library sites, once completed return the form by email, post or to any learning centre counter and the scheme co-ordinator will contact you as soon as possible. Or you can fill out the form online at www.derby.ac.uk/library/study-skills/study-advisor-scheme/study-advisor-request-form
- If you prefer or need more information about the study advisor scheme you can contact the scheme co-ordinator directly in the following ways:
- Calling in to the Study Skills drop-in centre in Room L205, 2nd floor of Kedleston Road Learning Centre" (Varney 2008)
- The above forms also can be found at the Learning Centre at the Dome in Buxton, but at present students at Buxton are best to contact the co – ordinator directly; Email email@example.com or Telephone 01332 591369 (24 hour answer phone). Study advisors are available at both Derby and Buxton.
- Online study skills tutorials can be found at http://www.derby.ac.uk/library/study-skills/online-tutorials-and-links.
- If you are having difficulties with IT skills there is also an IT Advisor Scheme and resources available. To book an advisor or find out more about these you can
- Contact Lynn Eatherden the Student IT Training Officer by Emailing: email@example.com or calling 01332 591598
- Or call and see her in Room L205 Office hours Monday and Tuesday 8.30am to 4.30pm and Wednesday 8.30am to 12pm
- There are also Quick Start guides online at http://www.derby.ac.uk/library/study-skills/student-it-help/quick-guides. And they are also available as paper copies from the libraries.
I can't make my assessment deadline, who should I tell?
If you are having problems meeting an assessment deadline it is vital to do something about this. The best people to help are the lectures'; this could be your module leader, supervisor or programme leader.
Make an appointment to see one of them and talk things through with them, it may be that with help you can meet the assessment deadlines.
If it seems that you will not be able to complete the work fully to submit on the date it is due in them you may need to go through the Exceptional Extenuating Circumstances (EEC) procedure – information about this can be found at www.derby.ac.uk/eec This is a procedure that the University introduced at the beginning of the Academic year 2011/2012.
Exceptional Extenuating Circumstances are things that you could not have planned for or anticipated. They are not things like you did not plan your time well or get organised in time to do the work. If this is the problem see the Study Skills section of this page.
A full copy of the EEC regulations can be found in the useful downloads section of this page, along with copies of the forms EEC1 and EEC1a that are mentioned.
If you need any assistance with any of the above or you are not sure what to do, the Source would recommend that you make an appointment to see one of the Students' Union Advisors'.
If you have a disability or a medical condition or have a support plan then the above EEC procedure may not apply to you, see www.derby.ac.uk/eec but you may come under the Assessed Extended deadline procedure – if do not know about this or think it should apply to you contact the Student Wellbeing Service and ask to see one of the advisors – they can be contacted on 01332 593000 (Derby) or 01332 594414 (Buxton). Alternatively contact one of the Students' Union Advisors.
Useful Downloads
- University Complaints Procedure
- University Disciplinary Procedure
- University Grievance Procedure
- University Appeal Form
- Authorised Break from Study Booklet
- Authorised Break from Study Form
- University Complaints Form
- University Exceptional Extenuating Circumstances (EEC) Policy
- University Exceptional Extenuating Circumstances (EEC) Application Form
- University Exceptional Extenuating Circumstances (EEC) Application Evidence Form
- University Exceptional Extenuating Circumstances (EEC) Decision Appeal Form
- Fees for HE Courses Booklet
- Mode of Study Change Form
- University Student Participation Policy
- University Academic Offences Document
- University Academic Appeals Document
- University Professional Conduct and Professional Suitability (PCPS) Policy
- Programme Transfer Form
- University Student Code of Conduct Document
- University Sickness Policy
- Programme Withdrawal Form
Useful Links
- Career Development Centre
- Complete Guide to assessments
- Faculties
- Libraries/learning centres
- Office of the Independent Adjudicator
- Online forms
- PLATO (PLAgarisim Teaching Online) - an online resource to help with referencing skills and may students aware of what Plagiarism is and how to avoid this
- Student Liaison Officers
- Study Skills information
- Student Wellbeing Service
- University of Derby - Rights, Responsibilities and Regulations for Students on Taught Programmes


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The difference between Spurs and Pistons 1)Spurs are tougher inside because of Duncan. Z had trouble. We missed Ben and we should have played Sheed at center. 2)Spurs have Parker who can drive 3) Spurs have a playoff coach and an offense. 4)Spurs are better on rotations The game was remarkably similar to the Piston games. Notice Pop begged Le Bron to shoot in the 1st quarter. The Spurs are not much better than the Pistons. That leaves me wondering about our strategy and system.
Parker 16 of the Spurs 44 points in the paint. None of our guards EVER had double digit poits in the paint. In fact Cwebb was probably the only Piston that had double digit points in the paint. Duncan had 12 of his points is the paint too. They had Genobli coming off the bench...we had an off and on Dice....
Dre, The first game really points out what we lacked--a penetrator and a playoff tested coach. What has our management been thinking???? Cleveland actually played fairly well. The Spurs are not much better than us and we should be there playing them. Let's see if Le Bron can get loose in later games as he did with us.
Barb we don't get too many other fans around here so that does make you a valuable member and I hope you post more. Its hard watching this series and not wondering how the Pistons could have played the Cavs differently. I happen to think that the Spurs did not have much on the Pistons and that the Pistons could have beaten the Cavs - if only. But the Cavs won and they are there. In watching game 1 I did find myself gravitation more to the Spurs. That does not mean that the Cavs cannot make a series of this, if they do I only hope its because they deserved it and not because the zebras helped them out. I still can't believe we lost to a guy called Boobie. That cat needs to serously think about squashing that nick.
We'll see how it goes with free throws as well. Cavs only got 15 in the first game. I bet it only grows from here.
It's so obvious which makes it painful to watch. I really feel like with a different (defensive) tougher coach, we're right there w/ the Spurs. We match up much better against them than the Cavs do. It just sucks it turned out like this.
The post-season started out great. If the Pistons had played as well as they did in the Orlando series Clev would have went down in 5 or 6. Pistons used to get better as the rounds went on and now they are getting worse. This has to be something looked at and if they are intent on keeping Flip then Flip has to find a way to figure it out.
I just woke up this morning and read a great piece of news. Game 1 score is San Antonio 85, Cleveland 76. Points Tony Parker, SA 27 Daniel Gibson, CLE 16 Rebounds Tim Duncan, SA 13 LeBron James, CLE 7 Assists Tony Parker, SA 7 Daniel Gibson, CLE 4 I guess Billups was right when he said the Piston is a far superior team than the Cavs. I hope the Piston is playing this tape over and over during the summer to see what they need to do next season. HAHAHAHAHAHAH......Cleveland lost.
I don't like that he said that. Sounds like the Lakers in 04 when they said that they lost, the Pistons didn't win.
Come on, Chauncey is the team leader. What else was everyone expected him to say? He could have said the team sucks or Flip f'ed up in public but he didn't. The Lakers and the Piston are not at all the same. The Lakers was a one man army because of Kobe and the Piston is a unified unit. The Piston must have blamed each other for the lost but they didn't do it in public. The Piston in my book still have class.
Flip's strategy and system is keep shooting the ball, do not worry about the Defense. You hit all your shots, we will win. Just keep shooting.
If you push Gibson's minutes up to Parker's, he comes out with 22 points and 6 assists. Not too shabby for a fourteen year old. Why do I have the feeling Larry Hughes could be on the block sometime soon? I only got to watch the first half last night after spending about six hours trying to get out of Chicago yesterday, but the Cavs were playing pretty well. They took a big Spurs hit and then came back only to see the Spurs go on another run. Still hard to imagine they can win more than one.
Did not watch the game much cuz I got to work (sucks!). However, looking at the boxscores I was wondering this: - Spurs starting backcourt consist of Parker, Finley and Bowen. Other than Parker, both Finley and Bowen is way past 30 years of age. How can they be faster than our CBill, Rip and Prince when CBill is the only guy who just touch 30 years old? If their backcourt can play DEFENSE and stop both James and Boobie, I see no reason why our backcourt can't do that. In addition, only Bowen played 40 minutes. Yet the Spurs were like toying with the Cavs all game and we struggled to hold a 5 point lead. Could go on and on but I'm too frustrated after watching the Spurs beat the Cavs so easily. In summary, I still think our loss in the ECF 80% coaches (FLIP) and 20% players.
On the other hand, there were only 15 PF called against SA... similar to the first game in the ECF and once again, the Cavs scored 76 points. Let's see how SA fares when 35 fouls are called against them.
Is that a prediction or a prophecy? LOL............ Isn't the picture cute? it is on the NBA mainpage I knew there was something about those two. Why can't Rasheed be a little bit sensitive toward Rip? If he did the Piston would have won it all.
I saw at least two instances of Sheed yelling at Rip after misses on the offensive end. In the OT of game 5 when Rip did a couple of fakes at the basket and missed on a short jumper. On the other end after a time out, I reran my DVR and turned up the sound and Sheed yelled at Rip "stop all that fakin and just shoot the damn ball". Needless to say Sheed wanted to win and was upset at his team mates.. Rip just shrugged it off and walked away...yeah we lost ...
Didn't see the full game, Spurs contained LBJ with a great help side defense. Bowen + Duncan/Umberto. Ben would have been exactly what we needed in the Cavs series as he would not allowed LBJ open looks to pass the ball or drive without being fouled.


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Day 13 of Pirates spring training: news and notes
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It's one of many," Hurdle said. "It's the one we threw out there today. We all pretty much understand what Andrew can do at the top of the lineup. We need to look at what we can do to stretch out lineup, to become more diverse and dynamic. We need to score more runs than we did last year. I do believe he has the skill to hit third. We'll see how it plays out."
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Just did a donation Dave! Looking forward to the film.
Guys, I want to talk to you about STRIPPED.
Stripped is a feature-length documentary on comic strips that I've been co-directing for the last three years. It sits down with dozens of the world's best cartoonists to talk about the art form they love, and what happens to it as newspapers die. Everyone from Jim Davis (Garfield) to Bill Watterson (Calvin & Hobbes) are interviewed, and it's turning out to be a really special film. Without exagerration, I think it'll be one of the greatest things I do in my life. Here, have a look at the trailer:
But we hit a wall, in editing the film. We realized we couldn't talk about the death of newspapers without showing how culturally massive they once were, and how famous cartoonists themselves were. And that means using footage we don't own, like: Charles Schulz' TV specials, interview clips from Carson, 1930's newsreels and more. It's footage that improves the film so much...but it's expensive. In recent months I've paid out tens of thousands from my own savings to cover as much as I can, but I need help for the last mile.
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wait you got an interview with Bill Watterson? i thought he went extremely reclusive. i might just have to donate now.
Amazon just touched me for the pledged money, so it's a Done And Funded Kickstarter! (dafk is a funny acronym, isn't it)
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Its sleek black glass exterior makes the Indesit VRM 640 X electric ceramic hob stand out, and is ideal for modern kitchens. It's also much easier to keep all its 4 zones clean, and the residual heat indicator is there to warn you if the hob is still hot. The controls are on the right.
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Drexel opened a four-game homestand Thursday night with a forgettable performance.
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Malcolm was a Purple Heart recipient who honorably retired from the U.S. Army in 1976 after a career that spanned more than two decades and included active duty tours in Korea, Vietnam, Germany, France, and Greece, as well as numerous stateside assignments.
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Amanda Clayton, the woman who garnered national attention earlier this year when it was revealed she was still accepting food stamp benefits after winning the lottery, was found dead Saturday in Ecorse of an apparent drug overdose, police have confirmed.
According to police, she was using prescription medication at a friend's house on Sunnyside Street. Her friend found her dead at about 9 a.m. when they heard her toddler daughter crying. The child was reportedly in the bed with her when she passed.
There were three other unrelated drug overdoses in Ecorse either last night or this morning. Two people are in the hospital and the other was found in a bathtub. The people in the hospital may be involved in a shooting at a party in the city.
There were no other details available on those cases.
Clayton, 25, of Lincoln Park, was sentenced to probation in July after pleading no contest to one count of welfare fraud, a felony. She was charged with two counts of welfare fraud — failure to inform in March.
She pleaded no contest to one and the other was dropped. She paid back over $5,000 she received in benefits to the state when she was sentenced.
Clayton won $1 million last September on the Michigan Lottery game show "Make Me Rich!" and took home over $700,000 after taxes.
State lawmakers passed bills to make it easier for similar cases to be identified in the future. Gov. Rick Snyder signed them into law in the spring. Now, Michigan Lottery is required to notify the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services of anyone who wins over $1,000 to be cross-referenced with its databse.
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There's a saying I go by when it comes to skin care: If you wouldn't eat it, I wouldn't put it on my skin. This is especially true of the face, which tends to be more delicate than other parts of the epidermis.
While I'm pretty sure I wouldn't eat the false eyelashes I wore on Halloween, or the glue I used to keep them in place, on most days I go au natural.
It's not just about looking beautiful, mind you--It's about allowing my skin to breathe.
We've all heard by now that our skin is the largest organ in our bodies, and that it's an important avenue of detoxification. If you scour it and clog it up with a bunch of chemical crap, it's not only going to show externally, but all that stuff will literally be absorbed into your body through your pores.
I don't want to sensationalize, but it's pretty basic: Your pores are just like your lungs. They breathe in, and they breathe out.
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Let's get something else straight. You can use all the natural scrubs, cleansers and masks you like, but it won't be not enough to keep your skin in good shape if something's gone haywire on the inside. Read: poor diet, hormones and stress. The last two are the hardest to manage, but crucial. What on Earth can you do to balance your hormones? Change your diet and manage your stress.
It's true, some people are genetically pre-disposed to amazing skin. They smoke and drink, eat Cheetos and look like models. Don't worry, eventually the damage they are doing on the inside will catch up on the outside. They're dealing with those toxins in different areas of the body, and they probably aren't eliminating them efficiently. Who cares about them.
Others seem pre-disposed to horrible skin. I won't get into every skin condition and what causes it in this post, but the point is that most skin problems indicate an internal imbalance. One of the best things you can do for your entire body, including your skin, is a periodic full-body cleanse. I'm not talking about the Master Cleanse, which starves your body and causes ulcers, but something that nourishes while giving your body's systems a break and allowing them to heal themselves. Look for more in-depth posts on this later.
While your first order of business should be feeding yourself on the inside, there are still some fun ways to feed your skin from the outside in.
One of my favorites is this spirulina mask. I'd never really seen or heard of anyone doing this before I tried it, but the principle is the same as with any mask. Most of the nutrients that our bodies receive by eating food can also absorbed externally by the skin, in a more direct and localized manner.
What's so great about spirulina?
I'm a fan of spirulina for the spectrum and sheer concentration of vitamins and minerals that it provides. One teaspoon of Hawaiian Spirulina Pacifica (pictured below) contains 230% the daily recommended value of vitamin A, 94% the DRV of vitamin K, and 150% the DRV of vitamin B12. It's also the richest source of chlorophyll on Earth. In fact, sea plants in general are some of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet.
Vitamin A and K, and the B vitamins are all important to skin health. But the real show-stopper here is chlorophyll, nature's very own purification device. When ingested, it pulls heavy metals and toxins from the body and disposes of them as waste. (Remember how plants are cool because they clean the air and produce oxygen that we breathe? All thanks to chlorophyll--Just imagine what it does for your skin.)
Avocado is a great carrier for the spirulina in this case (I tried applying it with water originally, but it was just too messy.) It contains a ton of vitamin E and monounsaturated fats which moisturize the skin and leave it feeling hydrated and supple.
Spirulina and Avocado Mask
The recipe is simple: three tablespoons of mashed avocado and one teaspoon of spirulina. Wash and exfoliate your face before applying the mixture to damp skin. Let it dry and leave it on for as long as you like, then rinse it off with warm water.
My skin feels purified and refreshed after doing this treatment--It's softer, smoother, stronger, and I swear my pores even appear smaller.
If you have leftovers, add some sea salt, nutritional yeast, and a squeeze of lime, and you'll have yourself a turbo-powered guacamole. Popeye-approved.


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