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The Housing Continuum and Care agency counted more than 150 unsheltered people living in Bucks County.
One day before starting the official count of unsheltered people living in Bucks County, volunteer Deborah Neidhart asked a staff member at one of the Central Bucks libraries if she knew of any homeless people in the area. Neidhart said the woman was shocked and denied that there were any homeless people at all in the area.
"If you are not exposed to it, if you don't see it, then you really don't know that it exists," she said. "It's more invisible in Central Bucks than anywhere else in the county."
It's a common misconception that Neidhart encounters, that only the lower part of Bucks County has a homeless population. It's a myth that Neidhart needs to shatter if she and the rest of her team hope to get an accurate count.
"The camps are very centralized in Lower Bucks, and Upper Bucks has a good word-of-mouth network of libraries and grocery stores, where everybody knows where the camps are," said Neidhart. "Here, we spend all afternoon beating the bush looking for needles in a haystack."
Neidhart is a member of one of the three teams that spent 24 hours last week performing the homeless count for Bucks County. When the numbers are gathered up, they are reported to the Housing and Urban Development Department, which in turn determines how much federal and state assistance the county receives for housing programs.
Between noon Jan. 30 and noon Jan. 31, the teams counted a total of 153 unsheltered people, including 62 family members and 62 single adults that were on a waiting list for emergency shelter in Lower Bucks.
The teams also counted 418 individuals in emergency shelters or transitional housing, for a grand total of 571, an increase from last year's count of 422.
Emma Weisser, a representative from the Community and Business Development department, credited better resources and stronger information gathering as the reason for the rise.
"The increase in people counted is more representative of our improved abilities in gathering and reporting on information," she stated. "As opposed to an actual increase in the number of homeless or at-risk persons in the county."
Neidhart and her team travelled to well-known encampment sites in Central Bucks, including a camp in the woods near the Warminster SEPTA station that had been abandoned after a fire last year.
In New Hope, they encountered a homeless man who lives in his truck. They informed him of a Code Blue shelter that had been set up at Trinity Episcopal Church in Buckingham, but he opted to stay on his own.
"That's pride," said Allen Johnson, team leader for the Central Bucks count. "A lot of these people don't want to accept help. It's a shame for them to be out there in the cold."
The Code Blue shelter program is a volunteer-run system that offers to the homeless a warm place and a meal to help escape the bitter cold for at least one night. One location gets placed on call for a month-long shift, with volunteers ready to accept guests when the temperatures dip.
In Central Bucks, the February location is the Doylestown Presbyterian Church, maintained by the Coalition to Shelter the Homeless.
In Lower Bucks, the Advocates for Homeless & Those in Need is operating a Code Blue shelter at A Church of Living Hope in Langhorne.
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2:15 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
If these people dont care if they homeless and dont sant help then leave them be and mind your own buisness! Just help the familys who actually want to be givien shelter and food! Advertise and say if you want to be helped come to us and we will give you food and shelter! People have free will and if they want to live out there then thats on them. It will never change no matter what you do! And there are enty of empty factories which can be used for shelters out there which is the best way to eliminate homelessness! Look how the japanese live in their country! No one deseves to be homeless but if they choose to not want help then theres nothing anyone can do!
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2:31 pm on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Go have another beer. Thank God you were not able to reproduce humans
10:35 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
I say let them fend for themselves ! No one made them homeless ! I am so tired of the liberals using tax payers money to help the lazy! Go get a job ! Go get three jobs while your at it and pay your way like everyone else that owns a home and goes to work everyday! I don't have any pity on them at all!
10:37 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
One more thing ! They should be arrested for loitering !
12:11 am on Saturday, February 9, 2013
Don't judge unless you've been there. Some people's parents should have beaten a sense of respect in them!!! You must of never suffered a hardship. I grew up with a single father raising 2 girls by himself doing the best he could with little to no assistance from anywhere, working non stop to provide and we were homeless, living in shelters. But he did the best he could and today we are all healthy and alive. Until you walk in these people's shoes you should shut your mouth. Yes some homeless give others a bad name by breaking the law therefore people judge them all. It's kinda like people thinking everyone is a jerk in the world because of close minded close hearted individuals like you!! Everyone is equal in the end, no one is anymore different then the other. Money and a house doesn't buy you happiness. Stop being a mean self centered grinch and have a heart! Or shut up!
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6:55 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013
It is such a complex problem. The government takes our hard earned money...hires people to count the homeless....doles the money out as they see fit & the ones who truly need it never see a dime. I get the frustration. There are always people who know how to work the system and milk it undeservingly. However, you can't just say that all homeless are lazy. Wandering the community for 12+ hours a day with everything you own in a backpack or grocery cart, eating out of trash cans & pitching a tent in the woods, doesn't exactly define lazy. I would be worn out just by the walking. Many homeless suffer from mental problems brought on by terrible life experience. True, some are drug addicts and alcoholics as a result of their own poor choices, but there are others who have just had a string of bad luck. Once you spend a week homeless...same clothes...no shower...bad breath & a straggly beard, your not exactly ready for a job interview. It would drive many of us to drink. It's clear that the govenment can't solve the problem. I would love it, if they would get their hands out of my wallet so that I could use my money to help neighbors, friends, co-workers & strangers in need. I couldn't do any worse. Still...with what we have left, we can all do somethng. We need to keep our eyes, ears, heart, minds & wallets open to those who could use are help. Maybe we could help them before they end up on the streets. I'm reminded of 2 Corinthians 9:6-7.
10:37 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013
I think like you O dear blessed soul Mary.
I help several now & m experiencing my own hardships.
I don't have much, yet I live to give.
I m glad to notice UR expansive heart !!!
There r good people in the world. !! I hope those of who have written in
Open UR heart and recognize the need in UR own back yards.
Sandy LKR
11:04 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013
WOW some of you people need a heart. I hope and pray that you never have to experience what these ppl. are going thru. It doesn't take much to end up homeless, your just delusional if you think your safe and secure.
If this country can continue to send millions of dollars to other countries, who don't appreciate it, then why can't we open some closed up businesses to house these poor individuals. Can you imagine being outside all winter? I'm sure this is not the life they want, it is inhumaine to allow folks to freeze to death in this day and age. It's time our gov't does something for AMERICANS. Think of the jobs that could open up if each county could offer: Job training, medical help, re-hab, and get these folks back on their feet. Homelessness is not a choice.


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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency (FSA) Administrator Juan M. Garcia announced recently that farm payments, which had been temporarily suspended due to sequestration, are scheduled to resume, May 8. This includes payments for the 2011 Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments Program (SURE), the Noninsured Crop Assistance Program (NAP) and the Milk Income Loss Contract Program (MILC).
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Public invited to poultry workshop May 11
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Garden crops: Seed versus transplant
Some vegetables are best started from seed directly in the garden, while others are best planted as young plants (transplants). Fast-growing, cool season crops such as lettuce, radish and spinach are really best suited to direct seeding into the garden.
Homemakers celebrating 100 years
In counties throughout the state, homemaker clubs come in all shapes, sizes and interest areas to fit the particular needs of what today's homemakers are looking for. County by county, local clubs are joining in the 100 year celebration.
Livestock producers should watch for, control poison hemlock
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Poison hemlock is often found along roadsides, edges of cultivated fields, stream banks and pasture fencerows. Its most defining characteristics are purple spots or blotches on the plant's hairless, ridged stems. If eaten, all parts of the plant can be fatally toxic to cattle, horses, swine, sheep and goats. - More Agriculture Headlines
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look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Thanks to dfclav for sending me this in a big random box of goodies for another essentially. Shared with rudzud and others.
Decent fizzy head rises quickly and fades quickly, just about pitch black beer.
Nose had a slight infection sour or possibly just a very acrid roast mineral character, then dark malts, some roast and super dark malts, bit of roast, char, faint hint of bourbon barrel.
Taste starts rich with dark malts, little creamy, light choc and roast, fluffy, earthy char, bitter roast and light barrel char, hint of bourbon barrel, super dark choc and creamy choc. Some Belgian dark stout flavours too. Finish is sticky sweet and syrupy, light booze and bitter dark choc lingering.
Mouth is med to fuller bod, nice carb, hint of booze.
Overall not bad, but not super special, nice dark malts and Belgian dark malts, faint barrel notes, interesting beer
Serving type: bottle
06-10-2013 12:56:31 |
More by jlindros
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Shared with JLindros.
A - Poured into a Kate the Great tulip a nice dark brown with a thin mocha head that fades to leave a thin blanket.
S - Aromas of light sour funk, perhaps infection, no real barrel. Light chocolate aromas,faint cherries.
T - Taste is nice roasted toffee and caramel, chocolate, light cherries, gentle roast, lingering,
M - Mouthfeel is a bit sharp, semi distracting.
O - Overall I was semi disappointed, a bit sour.
Serving type: bottle
06-09-2013 00:52:18 |
More by rudzud
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look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 3.5
Reviewed from notes taken on 12/8/2012.
Not quite pitch black, capped by a billowy tan head. Some sticky lacing. This has the best visual characteristics of both a quad and an imperial stout going for it. Aroma shows notes of quad and imperial stout but they never truly meld harmoniously. Chocolate maltiness abruptly interrupted by fruit note that's like white grape. Surprisingly estery.
A lot going on in the flavor department. More like a quad upfront - sugary, dark fruit. Then more like an imp stout - rich malt profile, roasted grain. Good sweet / bitter balance, could actually be sweeter. Carbonation is too fizzy, harsh. Champagne yeast is not a good fit for the style.
This beer had a lot of potential but the harsh texture was a major knock against it. It seems plenty of others on BA felt the same.
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03-19-2013 03:37:56 |
More by gr0g
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look: 3.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
I poured from a bomber into A SA perfect pint. I was nearly killed when I took the cage off, the cork shut up to the ceiling. The beer is way over carbonated, first pour, all head. when it settles down the beer is jet black with a rock solid white head. the aroma is sweet dark fruit. the taste follows the nose, can not really taste the BA stout. The Finnish is sweet, boozey. Disappointed in this one, the 30 percent stout is not detectable, was hoping for more.
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02-16-2013 22:52:15 |
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look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
The cage on this is wound really tight and as I'm fighting with that it gets loose enough that the cork is able to explode off the top of the bottle and hints me on the side of the head. WTF! I still can't find the cork, or maybe I have a concussion. Seriously at fridge temp it came off like a champagne cork. I poured this quickly because I was afraid of the mess it was going to make, but surprisingly most of the carbonation stayed in suspension, I'm thankful I opened this right out of the fridge. Pours a solid slightly hazy dark brown with a huge foamy tan head that takes forever to recede and leaves some stickies on the sides of the glass. The aroma is sweet and fruity with a roasty edge to it. Lots of plums cherries and raisins with a fair amount of caramel and brown sugar and a hint of coffee and chocolate. Spicy yeasty esters remind us that this is a Belgian inspired brew. The flavor follows the aroma quite well, but adds a bit of oxidation and a hint of ash to the mix. Medium to thick body with a moderate to high level of carbonation and a sweet bubbly mouthfeel. Not a bad tasting brew. Its obviously way over carbonated which affects the mouthfeel, and based on the residual sweetness I can only see that getting worse. Thanks to Alex M for giving me the opportunity to be impaled by cork ;)
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12-27-2012 23:30:28 |
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look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: 750ml corked and caged bottle. Served in a Chimay trappist glass. Cork removed with a loud pop. Beer poured a dark brown with 2 fingers of a thick tan head. Head stuck around through the whole glass, leaving some nice lacing.
Smell: Candied sugar, rasin, fig, alcohol, slight vanilla.
Taste: Basically follows the nose. Starts off very sweet. Lots of dark fruit, candied sugar, red grape. Alcohol is hidden fairly well. Finishes with a slight roasted coffee bitterness to help balance things out a bit, but this is still a very sweet beer. Slight bourbon in the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel: Leaning more towards the fuller side of medium bodied. LOTS of carbonation. This beer was tearing up my tongue while in the mouth.
Overall: Overall I'm not sure what to make of this beer. It had some nice Belgian quad characteristics, which I liked, but the main problems it has are it's too sweet and overcarbonated. This is a blend of 70% belgian dark ale and 30% bourbon barrel aged imperial stout, but the flavor is dominated by the quad characteristics. The only hint of an imperial stout comes in the finish and aftertaste and even then it's more of a background note. The lack of bourbon and barrel characteristics were a little disappointed as well. Overall this was a decent brew, but has a few flaws that really hold it back from being very good or great. I'm glad I tried it, but would probably not pick it up again.
Serving type: bottle
12-25-2012 07:45:56 |
More by Jonada
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
750mL bottle poured into tulip - thanks brad
Beware of the cork - this shot off almost as soon as the cage was taken off. Blacked out pour with a lightly tanned head resting on top. Slowly dissolves into thick patchy lacing on the glass with spotty film.
Mix of dark fruits, burnt sugar and rich, roasted malts in the nose with oak and soft bourbon. Vanilla with raisins and dates. Hoppy bite and alcohol warmth.
Decent blending of the two different styles with dark fruit and oaky bourbon. Chocolate and vanilla swirled with raisins and dates. Full malty backbone, toasted oak, bread crust. Finishes boozy and sweet.
Wildly overcarbonated, rough and bubbly on the tongue. Drinks alright, but I'm not sure if this would benefit from more time in the bottle or not.
Serving type: bottle
12-24-2012 15:48:57 |
More by xnicknj
New Jersey
look: 2 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
I'm so disappointed in this beer. It was hyped as a limited release and I was really excited about the stout being aged in a bourbon barrel cask with a hint of cherry, chocolate flavor. The issue is it is TOO carbonated.
It does taste terrific and gives a nice buzz, but the over carbonation doesn't allow me to truly appreciate what I think would be a terrific taste. If they can calm the bubbles down, this beer is a 5. Right now, the best I can do is 3.5.
I'm going to leave it out in the open, which hopefully, will allow the bubbles to go away.
Serving type: bottle
12-16-2012 22:36:11 |
More by Heynow007
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
Poured into a wine glass.
The cork exploded off while releasing the cage.
Just a shade below black with no light penetration. Big, loose tan head.
Tart raspberry, blackberry, dark fruit and overripe plum.
Very sweet Quad-like flavors. Dark fruits, overripe plum and black raspberries. Candy sugars and red grapes. Finishes with dusted cocoa and roasted coffee.
Medium bodied, overly carbonated, sweet and oily.
I really wasn't feeling this. The Quad flavors were nice and the berries were a good addition. Maybe mixing the bourbon barrel Imperial Stout was a bad idea? Either way I'd like to try more from them. Mike from NJ tells me they make a kick ass IPA.
Serving type: bottle
12-16-2012 05:39:33 |
More by justintcoons
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
AKA, Three Hundred Sixty-Five
70% Belgian Style Dark Ale & 30% Imperial Stout Aged In Bourbon Barrels
$12.99 for a bomber, December 2012.
Black body with a two finger Cafe Ole colored head that lingers to some extent throughout the drinking experience. You can see an over-abundance of carb bubbles on the side of the glass, which gives rise to the thick, pillowy head.
Definitely coffee forward on the nose and the palate. The initial sip is roasty, bitter, coffee which transforms into bittersweet dark chocolate, espresso beans, and a hint of vanilla. Also has a lingering coffee type acidity, which I find to be slightly offputting. Some syrupy sweetness kicks in on the finish, but you don't get that initially.
The bourbon is there, but faint. I would have also liked longer aging time and stronger oaky bourbon complexity. The oak is lost here. Needs more body, more richness of flavor, less acidity, less sweetness, and lower carbonation levels.
I am surprised this is 70% BSDA. Tastes more like a big ol' coffee stout to me.
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Pours a viscous liquid that is deep black color. Zero head. Moderate amount of spotty lacing is left down the glass.
Aromas begin with mainly fresh black coffee, lots of darkly roasted espresso beans. This does not change much even as the beer gets close to room temperature. Subtle complementary notes of roasted malt, dark bitter chocolate and the faintest trace of whiskey.
The tastes follow the nose with a straightforward coffee flavor, overtaking all the complementary base beer flavors. A little bit of milk chocolate, burnt bitterness from the malt. Slight hint of dark chocolate. The barrel aging did not impart much flavor, definitely would have liked a little more. Alcohol is well hidden. Just slightly warming in the finish. Sweeter than most coffee beers I have had to date.
Mouthfeel is medium to full bodied and with a lower amount of carbonation. Finish is dry and mildly bitter from the abundant coffee additions.
Overall, the flavors were way too dominated by one element; the coffee. Little to no barrel flavors, bitter roasty coffee overshaddows everything else here. It is not bad by any means, flavor-wise, but I can go get a cup of Joe for a buck at the convenience store. Needs more of the base Imperial Stout flavors to stand out and balance the intense Java.
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Friday, 18 September 2009
Going grey, and refusing "the bottle"!
There, I said it.
And another confession: I'm starting to get grey hair.
Not many grey hairs, yet. But I've yanked a couple, mainly from around my hairline at the front, near my temples.
I look after my hair, and it is in good condition, but at my last appointment a few weeks ago, my hairdresser suggested that I might want to dye it.
But I've decided I don't want to dye my hair. I'm going to embrace my grey hair. I'm going to accept my silver! And I want to talk about why.
A feminist perspective
Have you ever noticed how men - get "distinguished" while women get extinguished?
Men can get as old and crusty as you could hope to see, yet they're still stars of action movies.
Look at Clint Eastwood, age 79; Harrison Ford, age 67; and Sean Connery, age 79.
How many 79 year-old women have you seen in movies lately, in anything other than "character" roles?
Why is grey hair on women considered unattractive in society? Yet, if you think about it, grey is just a colour. Nothing more.
I sing in a choir full of people with grey hair, and some of them, particularly the women, have the most beautiful, well-kept hair you could ever see.
These women are anything but crusty! They are active, powerful, beautiful, glamourous women, and I'm proud to call them friends. I only hope I'll look so great when I'm 100% grey!
Slavishly following fashion: selling out our oceans when we buy in to "the bottle"
Then there's the issue of frosting, and high-lights, and low-lights, and all those other unnatural things. My hairdresser is in her early 20s, and has more colours in her hair than I could care to name.
Every second woman on the street, it seems, has fake colour in her hair. I don't understand why.
Fashion is fickle, but in this case, it is downright poisonous.
I happen to like natural-looking hair. I like seeing people who have kept their original colour, and can spot coloured hair a mile off. To me, it looks as fake as those people who sport orange legs in the hope of convincing people they're tanned.
All the while it is more chemicals being washed down the drain, into our waterways, where our frogs are dying out and our insect life is suffering and our fish are being poisoned. We're being warned not to eat those fish and the oysters and the shellfish, because we've fouled everything up so much.
So many heavy metals and chemicals and other rubbish finding its way into our lifeblood waterways, and so much of it all is unnecessary.
Taking a stand
Sooner or later, we have to take a stand. If we don't, who will?
All we see, when we colour our hair, is the gunk running down the sink, and "away" somewhere. We just see our gunk - our little piece of the puzzle.
But imagine, for a moment, all the hundreds of millions of women all over the world, colouring their hair, just like us.
Imagine all their gunk, running down the drain and "away" somewhere.
Where is "away"? Is that my backyard, or yours? My ocean, or yours? My drinking water, or yours?
What you've got is an ecological wreckage, based on vanity and someone somewhere's idea that having coloured hair is a good idea.
Probably that same "someone, somewhere" who sells hair colours. Or "beauty" magazines. Or both.
Yes, I could go for the so-called "natural" hair colours. But henna always looked a bit dodgy with my skin tone. It looks a bit dodgy on most people, to be honest.
And I don't believe the advertising talk on the back of the packages of so-called "safe", eco-friendly hair colours. If a product isn't safe to eat or put in my eyes, I don't want it in my waterways, thank you very much.
Daughter goes grey, mother stays brunette!
I'll feel weird when I see my mother over the next few years, and I go grey and she doesn't.
She dyes her hair, of course.
I wonder if my non-dyeing will make her re-think her hair colour?
Probably not. But maybe, just maybe, it will get a little embarrassing to have a daughter over 20 years her junior sporting grey hair, when she still has sleek, red-brown, bottle-shiny hair.
And there's the issue of believability. I mean, did anyone really believe that Ronald Reagan, for instance, never had grey hair naturally until he died?
If you believe that, I have a bridge I'd like to sell you!
Rethinking age and beauty
I think older women are sometimes stunning. I think older people, generally, can offer so much to our society, and I dislike the obsession our society has with youth and agelessness.
Sure, I'm as vain as the next person. I look after my skin and wear sun block and moisturiser to keep it looking as good as possible. I like my hair to look nice and well-kept - a real struggle with my bushy mane! And I like to wear clothes that are vaguely stylish and neat and in good condition.
But I am not willing to trash our oceans to do it. I'm not willing to put carcinogenic chemicals on my head in order to live down to a stupid expectation of everlasting youth - which is impossible anyway. I'm getting older, and hopefully wiser, and I like that.
I'm happy with the fact that I will be 40 at the end of next year. It is something to celebrate.
Sometimes the biggest changes in society, and in our world, start with the smallest steps. I will not dye my hair. I have called my hairdresser and told her I say NO to colour. Maybe you'll read this and decide that you want to take a stand too - that's your choice.
But maybe, if we all accept age and grey hair and wrinkles and all the other facets of ageing, we'd all be a lot happier. If we put down the "beauty" magazines, and instead looked in the mirror and accepted ourselves and our own, unique beauty, as we are, then our community - and our planet - would be a much healthier place.
This post was inspired by Franke James' provocative visual essay, The Beehive and the Hairball.
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- Out Back said...
Thank you for this post. A subject that I have been dealing with for many years.
I am 46 years old and started going grey when I was still at school, all my friends would comment on the "grey hair" in my hair.
Well at 28 I was nearly all grey, not nice at that age. It caused me much anxiety, and I opted to dye, and have been doing so ever since. I am totally white all over now except a little at the back.
Just recently I have been having a bit of a reaction to the colour and was thinking of trying to get hold of an organic product.
Both my parents didn't go grey until their 50' and 60's, but my three daughters in their twenties have developed the grey. I sympathise with them as I know how I felt back then.
Eventually I will probably have to go grey gracefully, but I thought I would give you another perspective on this subject as it is not always the older person that goes grey, many young people have this problem as well.
Have a great day,
Tania - 18 September 2009 3:59 pm
- nevyn said...
Hi Daharja,
I started going grey in my teens (thanks Dad) and started dying my hair in my twenties. I'm not a vain person by any means but even I didn't appreciate been asked repeatedly if I'd splashed white paint in my hair.
An Organic Hairdresser set up shop in our city around 2003 and I made the switch straight away. Best thing I ever did. Good for the environment and good for me. My hair is the healthiest it has ever been.
I keep colouring my hair for 2 reasons, I don't have the skin colouring to pull of grey and I refuse to have more grey hair than my mother. She loves the fact that she has less grey hair than her 2 daughters. I don't.
Recently I made the decision to start growing out my grey hair. Like you I'm over the agism(?) where it's OK for men to be grey and distinguished and women are considered old and haggard.
I can understand why some women dye their hair, been there done that but I also realise that the time has come for both men and women to think about the consequences of their vanity. I'm not willing to embrace my greyness but I'm willing to learn to tolerate it.
Sorry about the long ramble.
By the way I'm 42 and my Mum is 69.
It's so not fair. - 18 September 2009 5:06 pm
- daharja said...
Hi Tania - I've got friends who went grey in their teens, so you're NOT alone! I think I would have done exactly the same as you, and covered it. So I absolutely sympathise with you.
At the same time, I see the dead-end that people who *do* dye get stuck in. Once you dye, you're sort of stuck with it. Or what? You suddenly go grey, and everyone notices and makes snide comments behind your back.
It's a tough call, and we women in particular are under a lot of pressure to maintain our original, non-grey colour, even when it has long gone.
I know I come across in this post as though it has been an easy decision for my to reach, about deciding to NOT dye, but it has actually been hard, and I know as more grey comes in my ego will take a battering. I guess I'm also lucky to have avoided grey until so late. But that doesn't make me any less self-conscious!
Thanks for posting your POV. You're right - it isn't just the oldies who go grey. But maybe that's part of the problem - we associate being grey with being old, instead of it just being another hair colour.
I hope that, in some small way, by embracing my grey (or trying to!), I'll be taking a stand that says that grey can be beautiful too. Because I think it can be, and that beauty really does come from within.
Thanks for commenting :-) - 18 September 2009 6:04 pm
- daharja said...
Hi Nevyn - One of my friends' daughter, who is just entering her teens, has a white streak in her hair which is quite visible. It's made even more visible by the fact that she is Asian, and has beautiful jet-black hair. As you can imagine, she's really self-conscious about it.
It's easy for us to say, don't worry about it. She's so beautiful, I only wish I could have been half as pretty as her as a teen!
But when you're a teen, anything out of the ordinary makes you paranoid, I guess. It did for me (I had glasses, braces, and freckles, and was nearly six feet tall and gangly - a real stunner *lol*).
I think, by embracing our grey, in a small way we're saying that the narrow confines of what is deemed "beautiful" in our society is not okay.
We're saying that beauty and strength in women can take many colours, and many ages. And that real beauty is inside us, and is in our spirits, not our hair colour.
I think, as a society, there are a whole stack of things we're doing that we'll have to reconsider - and dyeing our hair is just one of them. But in the end, the main things we have to learn are acceptance of each other, and of difference, and of putting the health of our environment ahead of feeling just that bit more glamourous :-)
Because there's nothing beautiful about destroying our world. Nothing is worth that.
And sorry for my long, rambling comment back! :-D - 18 September 2009 6:10 pm
- knutty knitter said...
I never did the dye thing much (about 3 times all told) and much prefer to be grey going on white. At my age (51) who wants to pretend to be a teenager!
Anyway I think its quite a pretty shade now.
viv in dunedin
ps there are still strawberries if you want. - 18 September 2009 7:39 pm
- FrankeJames said...
Excellent article! Entertaining and thorough too. Great to see the lively discussion you've inspired!
I posted about your article on my site (thanks for the hat tip on my Beehive visual essay), and tweeted it too. Keep up the great writing!
Franke James - 19 September 2009 1:12 am
- Touchatou said...
Oh you... always reminding me of my bad habits ! ;)
Ok, I am 42 and I do die my hair... not even because of the gray, because I can still see it, but in a kind of statement, to look cool I assume...
My gray is showing and I don't care as long as there is red and lilac and gold streaks with it !
I confess, I never thought about the thing going down the drain... You opened my eyes again, dear.
So what do I do now ? Let my hair grow back to its fade brownish shade with the gray temples ? I hear my man's screams already ! You are right about that, men look good with gray hair but women look unkempt... - 19 September 2009 7:10 am
- Nikki said...
Yes, yes, yes! I haven't dyed my hair since before conceiving my first (so over 7rs ago now) and I'm now 37 and actually look forward to continuing to let my hair age naturally. I have a few greys. I have many older women (admitedly mostly who I know online) that I admire and one of the similarities between them is that they have aged naturally and it looks stunning - but mostly I think it's their self-confidence and strength as women that gives them the beauty and it shines through. That is what I aspire to.
- 19 September 2009 12:02 pm
- pezzae said...
My mum started greying in her twenties - she has white streaks at her temples in her wedding photo! But she's never dyed it, and she (and most people who I've talked about it with) think it looks just fine. Her sister dyes, and it looks fake to me. It's all about what you're used to - if we want people to stop thinking grey women are unkempt and old, we need to leave the grey in and be happy about it. (Me, I'm looking forward to my first grey hairs - maybe when I look older people will start taking me seriously?)
- 19 September 2009 8:57 pm
- daharja said...
Hi Knutty Knitter - Yikes! I'd forgotten all about those strawberries! I'll give you a ring and organise a time :-) Thanks for putting up with my scatter-brainedness!
You say it so sensibly - who wants to pretend to be a teenager? But I guess the problem is that inside every 40 year old is a 16 year old wondering what the hell happened! We all want to think of ourselves as beautiful and attractive, and our society links those things so strongly with being young. It's time for us to break that link, I guess, and show that women can be beautiful at any age. Because we can!
Hi Franke - Thanks for creating such a thoughtful visual essay in the first place, and helping me to decide that I didn't want to dye my hair!
I've never had any grey until now, but now they're coming through, I've had to make up my mind. Your essay about how there are so many of us "dyeing to look young" really made me think. So thank you!
Hi Touchatou - Being grey can be so beautiful. I wish I could post some photos of some of the women I know, who have beautiful grey hair and are anything but unkempt! But I might embarrass them, and I don't want to do that. But so many women - and men - I know have grey hair and are amazing looking. I'll use them as my role model, and try to have just a little of their strength and self-confidence!
Hi Nikki - I aspire to that confidence and strength as well. And the more of us that refuse to be a part of the twistedness that equates beauty with youth and nothing else, the more society will recognise that beauty comes in all shapes, forms and colours!
It may sound silly to use such a magnificent quote in relation to somthing as mundane as hair colour, but we must "be the change we wish to see in the world".
Hi Pezzae - I'm NOT looking forward to obvious grey hair. I'll be frank about that. But I hope I'll have the strength to accept it as just another part of my own, unique beauty :-) So I'll say NO to the bottle, and accept who I am - wrinkles, grey hair, and all. - 21 September 2009 12:08 pm
- Pyrrha said...
I remember finding my first grey hairs at around 14 or 15 - alarming, though restricted to a small area. Unfortunately Della seems to have picked up the same trait, as I pulled out a grey hair from her just the other day. She's 6.5!
I have a friend who's an early grey person. She's has longer dyed hair until recently, when she cut it all off short in a stunningly sophisticated style and has embraced the grey. She looks amazing, and she's 37 as well.
When I think of the older grey woman, I think of Helen Mirren. She has style - and still gets the main roles. - 22 September 2009 6:27 pm
- daharja said...
Hi Pyrrha - I think it is mostly genetic. Mr D has one grey hair - he's had it since birth - so it's not all to do with age!
I think I'm pretty lucky to only be facing grey now, but it doesn't mean I'm thrilled about it :-( Oh well, it had to happen sometime! - 23 September 2009 5:21 pm
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Oct 31, 2012 - The holidays are a special time to spend with your loved ones, cherish memorable moments, and panic while trying to find that perfect gift for everyone. Have no fear, the Levee's annual Holiday Gift Card promotion is here to save you from your holiday gift-giving woes.
Oct 16, 2012 - The region's #1 dining and entertainment destination is preparing to enhance the customer experience next week with the introduction of a new Park N Pay parking system. Newport on the Levee (NOTL) will unveil new, Skidata parking payment machines on the property on Tuesday, October 16, 2012.
Oct 09, 2012 - Newport on the Levee is excited to announce the 1st Annual Beer Walk! Beer Walk at Newport on the Levee will take place on Thursday, October 25th from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Sep 25, 2012 - Sample the food and stay for the fun! The sixth annual Taste of the Levee returns to Newport on the Levee (NOTL) on Saturday, September 29th.
Sep 21, 2012 - Newport on the Levee is excited to announce its spooky new addition to the property with the opening of Halloween Express.
Aug 22, 2012 - Where will you be watching the Riverfest fireworks? Don't miss your chance to purchase tickets for Riverfest Party on the Plaza at Newport on the Levee!
Jul 20, 2012 - WHAT: Five Guys Burgers and Fries WHERE: Exterior Riverwalk Level at Newport on the Levee HOURS: 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. everyday
Jul 02, 2012 - Newport, KY – July 2, 2012 – The Art on the Levee Gallery (AOTL) and The Full Art Spectrum are proud to present a music and dance art exhibit from July 2nd – 31st, 2012.
Jun 26, 2012 - View the Riverfest Fireworks from the Best Location on the Ohio River Newport on the Levee is throwing an exclusive party for Riverfest and you're invited; purchase your tickets today for Riverfest Party on the Plaza!
Jun 12, 2012 - Newport on the Levee (NOTL) is happy to announce two new fun-filled additions to the property: Fun Zone @ The Levee and the Newport Express. Both attractions are guaranteed to please the kiddies during your next visit to the #1 dining and entertainment destination in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region.
May 07, 2012 - Newport, KY – May 7, 2012 – Newport on the Levee (NOTL) is known for being an epicenter of bustling activity year-round, but this spring and summer the property will be hopping with exciting events, introducing a new mobile site and solidifying why NOTL is the #1 dining and entertainment destination in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region.
Apr 26, 2012 - Newport, KY – April 23, 2012 – Newport on the Levee is excited to announce that the largest patio party in Northern Kentucky is shaping up to be bigger and better in 2012. Bud Light's LIVE at the Levee presented by Nelson's Tent Rental Thursday night concert series has been extended from 8-weeks to 20-weeks and will kick-off on May 17th and run through September 27th from 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. on the Riverfront Plaza next to the Newport Aquarium.
Mar 14, 2012 - Newport on the Levee is jazzing it up this spring as the inaugural Newport, KY Jazz Festival kicks-off Mother's Day weekend, May 12th – 13th. Music lovers are invited down to the Newport Riverfront for a weekend of diverse jazz bands and great beverages!
Feb 09, 2012 - Newport on the Levee is happy to announce that Song Spa has opened its doors at the property. Song Spa's focus is reflexology, which is the practice of relaxing one's mind, body, and soul to a state of balance through their soles.
Oct 14, 2011 - Newport on the Levee (NOTL) has announced that Five Guys Burgers and Fries will open at Newport on the Levee in the Spring of 2012.
Sep 13, 2011 - Newport on the Levee is proud to announce that 4-Star rated, BRIO Tuscan Grille, has renewed its lease at Newport on the Levee (NOTL).
Sep 08, 2011 - – Ready for a fun, fast-paced dance and exercise experience? Newport on the Levee (NOTL) is excited to announce the grand opening of Locomotion on the Levee. This new, high-energy studio will celebrate its grand opening celebration on Friday, September 9th at 6:30 p.m.
Sep 01, 2011 - Newport on the Levee has taken a major step toward becoming a "greener" property. New, energy-efficient fluorescent light bulb fixtures were installed over the past few months in the Levee's parking garage. The project, managed by Becker Electric, has proven to be environmentally conscience by reducing the electrical demand in the area, while also "brightening" up the garage with a wider light distribution.
Aug 30, 2011 - The leasing activity at Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky's #1 entertainment and dining destination shows no signs of slowing down. Newport on the Levee (NOTL) has announced that two more tenants, Claire's and Journey's, have renewed their leases. Both stores opened with the center in 2001.
Jul 20, 2011 - In the past six months, Newport on the Levee has welcomed gourmet grilled cheese guru Tom + Chee, as well as announced the fall 2011 opening of new-to-the-marketplace Pan Asian dining venue Naked Tchopstix; and now the property is proud to say that one of its original tenants, Dewey's Pizza, has agreed to call the Levee home for the next five years.


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Columbus Township Residents Weigh in on Underground Injection Wells
By: Michael Holden
Updated: December 12, 2012
DECEMBER 12, 2012- The concerned citizens from one Warren County
Community came together tonight to speak out and fight against a plan to get
rid of what they say is old fracking fluid.
It was a full meeting as more than 50 residents listened to the DEP and EPA's explanation behind these two underground injection control wells.
more than 30-year-old unused wells would be used to dispose of oil and gas
related fluids which may contain brine and other liquids.
EPA and DEP laid out a plan for the 2 underground injection control disposal
wells located in
operate the injection wells a
EPA and DEP say the primary objective is to protect underground sources of
drinking water.
say these proposed wells are safe and properly constructed...
members of the public say these proposed wells are unsafe...
EPA has already approved a permit for the wells..
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Alex Sanchez in 2000. A former gang member now active in Homies Unidos, a transition group for ex-gang members, he was charged with conspiracy to commit murder. Now federal prosecutors are seeking to dismiss the case. (Perry C. Riddle / Los Angeles Times) |
Why? Prosecutors say the evidence they presented to a grand jury contained errors and omissions. Grand jurors relied on that evidence to indict Sanchez in 2009 for his role in allegedly plotting to murder a gang member.
A spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office said he's prohibited from discussing anything pertaining to the grand jury proceedings.
Sanchez, a former gang member, has repeatedly denied the charges and said he remains committed to his work with Homies Unidos, a bi-national gang peace organization with roots in Los Angeles and El Salvador.
Though it is laudable that U.S. Atty. Andre Birotte Jr.'s office concedes in court papers that the case is undermined because of bad evidence, I can't help but wonder why it took prosecutors three years to figure out that the evidence contained errors and the charges should be dropped. Surely, everyone is entitled to a fair and speedy trial.
After all, prosecutors were alerted to problems early on. Sanchez's lawyers, Kerry Bensinger and, later, Amy Jacks, said as much in 2009 in court filings, and later during a bail hearing, and in further declarations in August 2010. And just last month, Jacks repeated the call for the government to drop its case because prosecutors "relied on false evidence" and "lied to the grand jury and withheld exculpatory evidence."
The actual evidence has not been produced in court because no trial has taken place, but transcripts of the wiretaps that are at the center of the case are public. Prosecutors argue that Sanchez and other members of the notoriously violent Mara Salvatrucha can be overheard plotting to kill another gang leader in El Salvador. Sanchez allegedly uses a gang name, as do others, including a man nicknamed Zombie, who Sanchez's lawyers say was wrongly identified as the killer. Prosecutors and defense lawyers later traveled to El Salvador, where they located a person who said he was the person overheard on the tape and is referred to as Zombie. And that individual is not believed to be the gang member named Zombie that prosecutors suspect committed the murder.
Also at issue is the translation of the taped conversation. Prosecutors relied on Los Angeles Police Det. Frank Flores to help translate the wiretaps and decode the real meaning of the conversation. But others, including Rev. Greg Boyle, a well-known Jesuit priest from Boyle Heights and a gang interventionst, has rebutted Flores' translation. In a declaration, Boyle argues that Sanchez is actually attempting to mediate the conflict, not ordering a hit on a rival gang member.
Whether Sanchez is innocent would be up to a jury to decide. But it does seem that prosecutors have left him in limbo for years, only to come up short.
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This story arrived via Roger Smith's Global Museum, a terrific weekly compendium of newspaper articles about museums worldwide. I hope the link to the Daily Mail stays usable because it's worth reading the article for the interesting selection of museums and the magnificent photos that accompany it.
Ms. Gordon's suggestion that museums allow us to do the impossible – travel back in time in places far, far away – got me to read the piece because, for me, that's the real appeal of natural history museums, not big screen theaters or flashy multi-media labels and guides.
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Museums are the closest we will ever get to time travel. Only within the hallowed walls of a museum can we trace the history of a civilisation and have an idea of how it worked.
Every town and city throughout the world seems to document its past in some way or other, but several museums have become so famous that they are destinations in themselves attracting millions of visitors who flock from across the world to view their exhibits.
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My favorite is the photo of the 94-foot-long blue whale model suspended in the Hall of Ocean Life at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. I'm not sure if this is the same whale I recall from visits as a child back in the 1950′s and 60′s. I think not — I've a vague memory that AMNH commissioned a new whale when the exhibit hall was refurbished more recently. A slightly firmer memory – from one of my more recent visits is that MY WHALE is suspended from the ceiling of a restaurant at the museum, delighting visitors of all ages.
No visit to my grandparent's home in Highbridge in the Bronx was complete without a subway ride downtown and a visit to AMNH. Naturally, we could not leave the museum without stopping in the old Hall of Ocean Life and a wave and a kiss blown to the gallery's cavernous upper reaches for the whale. Now I realize the whale is the creation of skilled artists and designers guided by the knowledge and special insights of scientists. I don't remember whether I understood this in 1957 or not but there's still something about that whale that throws an enchantment over its space.
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Chinese Blanc de Chine seated Guanyin figure, circa 1840.
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Gold mounted pin of an oval shaped micromosaic featuring St. Peters Square, Italy, c. 1870.
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Pair of important Meissen porcelain cache pots, German, circa 1730-35.
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Pair of Meissen porcelain polychromed parrots standing on tree trunks, German, circa 1830.
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Pair of polychromed Meissen porcelain figures of Malabars, German, circa 1820.
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Pair of Chinese porcelain baluster shaped vases, decorated in orange and gilt with courtiers, circa 1840.
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Sevres porcelain box and cover, painted with figures in a drawing room, bronze mounts, French circa 1870.
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Pair of Van Cleef & Arpels diamond and yellow sapphire earrings, 18k gold, signed VCA, France, c. 1970.
A diamond, 18k gold, and aquamarine brooch by Jean Schlumberger; Tiffany & Co., France, c. 1989.
Mogul Indian ivory box and cover with silver mounts, circa 1790.
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Pair of French carved ivory figures of a King and Queen standing on ebony plinths with inlaid ivory, Dieppe, circa 1860.
...Pair of French beech wood and ivory figures of lovers, mounted on ebony plinths, circa 1880.
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Chinese ivory carving of four women in a garden courtyard, circa 1890.
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American bronze dore and ivory clock by E.F. Caldwell, New York, circa 1890.
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Russian silvered and dore bronze group of a boy driving a wagon pulled by a donkey, mounted on a malachite base, circa 1830.
Pair of Russian pink Rhodonite tazzas, Neoclassical period, circa 1810.
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Pair of fine French, Louis XVI style, gilt bronze and cut rock crystal double light wall sconce appliques in the manner of Bag...
Superb French Louis XV kingwod marquetry side table with gilt-bronze mounts, circa 1870.
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Carlo Bugatti unusual and rare room divider, ebonized wood, with bone and mixed-metal inlays, Italy, circa 1900.
Pair of fine French Art Deco gilt bronze mounted black laquer side tables. Atributed. to JANSEN, Paris. France, circa 19...
"At the Door of the Mosque" by Frederico Batolini (active 1880-1920). Italian.
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"Departure of the Guests" by Francesco Beda (1840-1900). Trieste, Italy.
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Signed oil on board of a Moroccan family traveling. Signed by artist. Tangiers, c. 1880.
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Italian Pietra Dura panel of "Roosters Fighting" Italy, circa 1870.
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Pair of American Adam-style seven arm gilt and silvered bronze torcheres by E.F. Caldwell, NY, circa 1900.
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Important pair of Italian baroque-style side chairs, ebonized with pietra dura panels, circa 1850.
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Massive patinated bronze model of "Place Vendome", circa 1820.
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Height: 14" Width: 12.25"
"Gloria Victus" patinated bronze group signed Antonin Mercie, France, c. 1880.
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Jan 1, 2013 11:48 PM
Can I only use one effect from each group? (Pod X3 Live)
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I just recently bought the Pod X3 Live and I can't figure out how to use more than one effect from each bank (stomp, mod, etc). Am I missing something or is this not possible? I'll be returning the unit if not, I upgraded for the sole purpose of not having my effects in banks! I get that the dual tone blending can help, but it won't always be useful (autoswell, tremolo, etc). Any answers appreciated, thanks.
Unfortunately on the X3 you are limited to the slots.
There is a delay that has a mod on it, so it's sorta 2 for 1.
Sounds like you need a dual-path Pod HD. That would be the HD Desktop, Pro, or 500 - not the 300 or 400.
you can be clever and wire tone1 into tone2 ....
but the x3's effects chain is static and you cannot have multiples of the same type effects.
guitar to guitar
tone 1 to left 1/4"
cable left 1/4" to tone2 aux in (set that as the input to tone2)
tone 2 to right 1/4" to amp.
you can then use 2 of everything... of course it'd be extra management for pre/post placement....
anyway... not recommending... just saying...
Couldn't I just blend the tones for the same result? I'm not really seeing how this helps, what am I missing?
the sound isn't affected the same way... 2 delays playing in parellel are not going to sound the same as one delay being fed into the other....
Good thing I've got a spare patch from my wah that the X3L just replaced. Thanks man, I'll give that a shot. Glad that I get to keep the unit, found it on Boxing Day for half price!
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