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File Cannot Be SavedAsked by Scott Cardoza on December 06, 2016 at 01:11 PM
I am trying to get the https script links to embed forms, but keep getting the File Cannot Be Saved error. Any ideas? I get it on every form on my account, and sometimes they still save, but I can only use the forms if I already have the links.
The forms are not showing on an https website because the browser doesnt load the mixed content.
So if I understand your issue you're having a problem with getting the embed script for your form from us through your account that is resulting in the "File Cannot Be Saved" Error, correct?
Can you please provide us with your account username or related email address containing the forms on your account so that we may investigate?
I checked your email address for "firstname.lastname@example.com" but I only found two guest accounts and that may be why you are getting the error possibly since you might need to sign up for an account.
Additionally, I looked at your page here http://forms.consumerfocusmarketing.com/ but, it appears you're using our JotForm Engine and if that's the case our engine is no longer on sale and is as-is therefore no support is provided for that.
How do we update our forms to be supported by you then?
Under that account we have 3 usernames that I log in with, either Jenn, Colby or David.
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As far as I know, as Kade said above, there is no support provided for the JotForm Engine version anymore, it has been discontinued and will not be possible to provide updates or anything that may help in case of errors.
Regarding to the accounts I can only find accounts for the username Jenn and Colby, but Jenn was created on 2011 and the this year was the last seen as well, the account for Colby was created on 2007 and there is no record about the last seen.
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In the next issue of the Tri-State Gazette, I will review the episodes "Fireside Girl Jamboree," "The Bully Code," "Cheer Up Candace," and "Finding Mary McGuffin," in order to catch up with the episodes. However, it has come to my attention even after that, there will still be four other episodes to review for the next issue two weeks later. So, to help speed up the process, I will be reviewing "Picture This" and "Nerdy Dancin'" here on my blog while I will cover "Atlantis" and "What Do It Do?" in the November 30th issue of the Gazette. Hopefully, this will update us to the appropriate episode in review,
First up, we have "Picture This." This was quite an interesting episode which, as Topher brought up on IRC the other night, brought back up the old formula of the show a bit. Ferb has left his skateboard in England with Grandpa Reg so he and Phineas decide to build a matter transporter to retreat it. Putting in Reg again was a great idea, as old people jokes never get old, especially when the old person is just a bit too energetic. Having his legs being put back on backwards seemed like something from an old Mickey Mouse cartoon, but maybe that's just me. Anyhoo, the side story saw Doof trapping mimes in boxes — nothing else needs to be said; anything that defiles mimes is good in my book, lol. The songs in the episode seemed really random but were funny all in all. Overall, A.
Next was "Nerdy Dancin'." The A-plot of this episode was really uninteresting to me, but had some really great moments that saved it. Candace and Jeremy are entered into a new dance contest, but Jeremy can't dance. It's a rather cliche plot, but it was delivered quite humorously, particularly Ferb's dancing skills. He even wore the Tron outfit, and any reference to that movie is totally geek-tastic. Meanwhile, Doof tried to form a new evil legion called L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. (the name itself is totally fabulous) and get them in a broadcast on the dancing show. Seeing them all dance completely horribly was some great stuff. Plus, they brought back Norm! How awesome is that?! Overall, A.
We here at the Gazette apologize for the delay and have our review backlog fixed by the end of the month.
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Funcom is taking hedge trimmers to its Montreal offices today. Senior Game Designer Tanya Short posted the following this afternoon on her Twitter account: "When your branch shuts down, I guess it's less like being fired and more like honorable discharge. Thanks for going down with the ship! Bye!"
Massively contacted Funcom for an official statement. Director of Communications Erling Ellingsen confirmed layoffs but assured us that Funcom's games will continue on: "We are currently in a restructuring process and the Montreal office is part of that process along with our other branches. This process unfortunately involves a reduction in staff, but the studio is not closing down. It will continue on, but in a different form and function than today. Anarchy Online, as well as The Secret World and Age of Conan, will definitely continue to operate and be an important part of the company's focus going forward." He said that the studio would provide more details when it had finished with the process.
Funcom previously stated that it was restructuring the company to make it more profitable. The Montreal office was established in 2009 and employed 110 people.


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Multi media modular triple low unit: 148cm x 53cm x 51.5cm ht - made up of 1xCD drawers, 1xDVD drawers, 1 x appliance unit - painted stone and fitted with classic brass knobs
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We have designed a beautifully simple, stylish and extremely versatile modular system that now comes in 2 different heights for the ultimate in display and storage. You can mix and match the units giving you the freedom you need to meet all of your home media and storage needs. The units can be used alone or can be combined to form a configuration ideal for your space.
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Curious to see what horses look like from below? This photographer finds out
Photographers go to great lengths to get creative, and to take pictures from an angle and perspective that's never been seen before. Lithuanian photographer Andrius Burba had a crazy idea for a photo project – and it turned out to be his most difficult photoshoot to date.
The project? Take photos of a horse from underneath. Everyone's seen amazing photos of horses galloping gracefully, but have you ever seen what the animal looks like from below?
Well, thanks to Burba's curiosity, we get to find out. He's actually done this before with his "Underlook" project featuring photos of cats, dogs, and rabbits from below, but horses are a bigger challenge – both literally, and in terms of the planning it took.
His "Under-Horse Project" took over two months of planning and coordination, with more than 40 people working to build the makeshift studio and the preparations.
First, the team found a horse-friendly environment to dig a large hole 3 meters into the ground. He then placed his camera into the hole, covering it with 400 kg pane of ultra-strong glass, enough to hold the weight of a 600 kg horse.
To prevent the horses' hooves from scratching on the grass, the team even got them to wear custom rubber horse shoes.
Using a Nikon D810, Nikon 35mm f/1.4, and 4 Profoto Prohead Plus flashes, Burba ended up with these cool shots. Ever wondered how horses look like from below? Now we know.
Check out a behind-the-scenes look in the making of this photoshoot, and more of Burba's work on his website and Facebook.


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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Unfortunately for New York, the Yankees will not be allowed to sign Cliff Lee as a free agent until after the postseason.
Texas fans may have been crushed by Friday's Game 1 loss in which the Rangers blew a 5-0 lead at home. But less than 24 hours later, their team had whipped the Yankees 7-2 in Game 2 and they could feel confident heading into Game 3 with Lee on the mound. Yankees fans, meanwhile, probably are wondering about their own starting pitching.
That pitching was a little more of a concern than usual for the Yankees heading into the postseason, but they at least figured they could count on Cy Young candidate CC Sabathia. Instead, he's allowed nine runs in his two postseason starts while walking seven in 10 innings pitched. Phil Hughes won 18 games, made the American League All-Star team and pitched seven scoreless innings to clinch the Division Series win over the Twins last weekend. But he was awful in Game 2 on Saturday. His pitches were up, he didn't have an effective curveball and he allowed seven runs in four-plus innings to dig the Yankees into a hole not even the Rangers' bullpen could squander.
Were it not for New York's bullpen -- no runs allowed in nine innings -- Rangers souvenir shops would be doubling their orders for a possible World Series run on those claw-and-antler T-shirts. Instead, the Yankees can regain the series lead if Game 3 starter Andy Pettitte pitches as well as he did last week against the Twins and really shows he's back in top form after being on the disabled list from mid-July to mid-September with a strained left groin. It's not an unfamiliar position for Pettitte, who has been on primetime TV so much in October that he should have his own CSI series, "CSI: Yankee Stadium Mound.''
"I hate to say it but it's not that big of an issue anymore,'' Pettitte said of the postseason. "I don't want to sound arrogant, but I've made so many postseason starts and they've all been so big that it's just another game. I just hope that I can go out and get into a good rhythm and get everything working.''
Well, that's the big concern after the first two games of this series. Due to sweeping the Twins in the Division Series, the Yankees' starters are pitching on extended rest. Sabathia pitched on eight days' rest, Hughes pitched on six days' rest and Pettitte will pitch on 10 days' rest. Put it this way: By Sunday evening, Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez will have made three starts in the past two weeks while Pettitte has made only one.
Apparently, the Yankees should have toyed with Minnesota a little longer, allowing the Twins one or two victories before sending them through the postseason woodchipper again.
The odd thing is the Yankees have gone through this before without much issue -- Sabathia had eight days' rest before the ALCS last year yet won his two starts while allowing only two runs -- but Pettitte says he's convinced the extra rest has had a negative effect this year.
"There's no doubt about it,'' he said. "That's always a concern. It was a concern of mine going into my Minnesota start and obviously it will be [10] days' rest for me going into Monday, which is an awfully long time. You'd rather pitch on three days' rest than 10 days' rest, I can promise you that. But it is what it is and you hope you can go out there the first couple innings and get into a rhythm and work from that.
"Sometime it's hard to get going. It might be hard for you all to understand that, but it just is after you've had a long layoff.''
Asked what advice he would give Pettitte, Sabathia replied, "Me give him advice? That's hilarious.''
No kidding. Pitching on seven days' rest in Game 1 of the Division Series, Sabathia allowed four runs in six innings, walked three and hit a batter. Pitching on eight days' rest, Sabathia lasted four innings in Game 1 of the ALCS Friday night, allowing five runs and walking four. New York pitching coach Dave Eiland said part of Sabathia's problems might have been feeling too strong due to the extra rest, which causes his backside to collapse from trying to throw too hard.
"My big thing is mechanics and being able to repeat my delivery,'' Sabathia said. "And sometimes when I get a long layoff, it's hard for me to do that.''
Hughes had a much better first inning in Game 2 than Sabathia did in Game 1 -- he struck out three, but allowed a run on an infield single, a walk and a double-steal -- but he was a mess after that. Hughes gave up two runs in the second, two in the third and two in the fifth. "It was a struggle to get the ball on the corners and down,'' Hughes said.
Asked whether the extra rest affected Hughes, Yankees manager Joe Girardi said, "I don't necessarily think so, but I can't be 100 percent sure. That's the intrigue of baseball and the way the playoffs are set up.''
The Yankees could go from long rest to short rest by pushing Sabathia up from his scheduled Game 5 start to Game 4 to avoid pitching the struggling A.J. Burnett (who would otherwise be pitching on 16 days' rest). Girardi said he has no plans to change his rotation, though he included the qualifier "right now.'' When reporters persisted with this angle he laughed and said, "Hypotheticals, I love. Let me just get on the airplane first and we'll meet tomorrow.''
Sabathia said as far as he knows he's still starting Game 5, but "whenever they tell me I'm pitching, I'm pitching. It doesn't matter whether I'm throwing a bullpen tomorrow or the day before I pitch. If they want me to take the ball, I have no problem with it and they know that.''
What is certain is that Pettitte will get the ball Monday for Game 3 when he will try to become the first pitcher to win 20 games in the postseason.
"There's been talk about Cliff Lee before we even started this series and people were already talking about Game 3,'' Girardi said. "But let's not forget we have a pretty good guy on the mound, too, who's won a lot of postseason games in his career.''
Jim Caple is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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Compiling Quake 3 Virtual Machines To JavaScript
Lately, I've spent most of my free time working on the QuakeJS project, which is a port of ioquake3 to the browser.
To accomplish the majority of the port, Emscripten is used to compile the actual C source directly to JavaScript.
For the dynamic libraries that ioquake3 links to (libc, OpenGL, SDL, etc.), Emscripten contains versions hand-written in JavaScript which are linked in and responsible for translating methods to their HTML5 counterparts (e.g. OpenGL calls -> WebGL calls).
Quake 3, like its predecessors, enabled users to easily alter and modify the code of the game. This could be used to make minor changes to gameplay, or to completely alter the face of the game in the case of total conversions such as Urban Terror:
To enable these modifications, Quake 3 decoupled the core gameplay and UI logic from the engine into external libraries. These external libraries were compiled to QVM (Quake Virtual Machine) files which were dynamically loaded and executed at runtime inside of a managed environment.
For QuakeJS, I wanted to load these QVMs in order to support playing the numerous mods that've been created over the years.
Why Virtual Machines
Previously, Quake 2 shipped with the gamecode split out into libraries that were compiled down to native shared objects (e.g. .dll files on Windows or .so on Unix-like systems).
For Quake 3, virtual machines were instead used for two reasons: portability and security.
By compiling to a common byte code, mod authors would have to release one binary for their mod, not a binary for each platform they intended to support.
Further, by compiling to a common byte code that's executed in a managed environment, security measures can be enforced such as restricting memory access outside of a private address space, and disallowing potentially malicious calls to external libraries (e.g. to access the local file system).
These measures made it easy and safe for users to download and play mods without concern.
Compiling the byte code
Let's lay out a few definitions before moving on:
- assembly - instructions represented as text-based assembler mnemonics and operands that offer a higher level representation of byte or machine code
- byte code - instructions represented by octet data designed to be executed by an interpreter
- machine code - instructions represented by octet data that are executed directly by the CPU
C -> LCC assembly
Quake 3's build process first uses the LCC compiler to compile each C file to LCC's intermediate representation, a stack-based assembly language.
As an example, let's look at the following C program which returns the binary complement of -14:
int main() {
int a = -14;
return ~a;
which in LCC assembly looks like:
code ; directive for the assembler to start emitting instructions to the code segment
proc main 4 0 ; allocate 4 bytes of storage on the call stack
ADDRLP4 0 ; push address of first local to the operation stack
CNSTI4 -14 ; push constant -14 to the op stack
ASGNI4 ; pops op stack first for the value
; pops op stack a second time for the address and assigns the value to it
ADDRLP4 0 ; push address of the first local to op stack
INDIRI4 ; pop op stack for an address
; load 4-byte int from address
; push loaded value back to the op stack
BCOMI4 ; pop op stack for a 4-byte int
; take binary complement of popped value, push back to op stack
RETI4 ; pop value from stack, used as return value
endproc main 4 0 ; shrink call stack by 4 bytes, push return value to stack
LCC assembly -> QVM byte code
Afterwards, the custom q3asm assembler is used to compile the LCC assembly to the QVM object file.
During this process, assembler mnemonics (e.g.
ASGNI4) are converted to opcodes, operands which are symbol references (e.g.
ADDRGP4 bg_itemlist) will be resolved to absolute addresses and the results will be written to the appropriate segments.
This process is fairly straight forward, and when simplified looks something like this:
for (token in input) {
if (token == "code" || token == "data" || token == "bss") {
segment = token;
int opcode = GetOpcode(token); // translate the text-based mnemonic to
// the appropriate byte value
int[] operands = GetOperands(opcode, input); // parse the operands for the current
// opcode from the input. NOTE: if symbols
// are encountered, they will be resolved
// to their absolute memory address
EmitByte1(segment, opcode); // emit a single byte for the opcode to
// the current segment
for (op in operands) {
EmitByte4(segment, op); // emit a 4 byte value for each operand
// to the current segment
If you're interested to read a complete overview of the QVM format, check out the work done by PhaethonH.
Executing the byte code
Originally, Quake 3 intended to run this byte code through an interpreter. An interpreter emulates a processor in an extremely straight-forward fashion:
- Get the instruction at the current instruction pointer
- Decode the instruction
- Execute the instruction
- Update the instruction pointer
Interpreters are easy to implement, but they're often much slower than the equivalent machine code.
Some work was done to ease the load on the interpreter by moving computationally expensive code to the engine. In the end however, it wasn't fast enough and Quake 3 changed to generating machine code from the byte code at runtime.
Code generators were created for several architectures including the x86, PowerPC and SPARC. For architectures where a code generator wasn't available, it would fallback to interpreting. According to John Carmack's .plan file, the performance of the generated machine code was fairly close to the performance of libraries generated by an actual compiler.
Running the original Quake 3 QVMs through the interpreter in QuakeJS actually produced pretty good results on the default timedemo:
1260 frames 13.4 seconds 94.1 fps 3.0/10.6/146.0/6.3 ms
However, for Quake 3 Fortress (a popular mod) who's gameplay code is much more complex, the results were much worse:
1858 frames 86.2 seconds 21.6 fps 22.0/46.4/241.0/30.3 ms
After seeing Quake 3 Fortress's poor performance, I wanted to try following convention by compiling the byte code ahead of time to the lowest level possible for our architecture, JavaScript.
Generating JavaScript
As I mentioned, Quake 3 already contains code generators for several architectures, so it's fairly easy to plug a new compiler into it:
The engine will handle parsing the QVM, allocating and copying the data, lit and bss segments into the heap and allocating space for the VM's call stack. It will then call into our custom
VM_Compile and
VM_CallCompiled with a pointer to the
vm_t structure containing this info.
For our custom
VM_Compile the general idea is to enumerate the instructions translating them to a giant string of JavaScript, eval it, and the return value of the eval will provide an entry point into the module for
VM_CallCompiled to use.
There are a few caveats with this, as JavaScript doesn't provide conventions for some operations used by low-level byte code (e.g. jump instructions).
Handling the operation stack
The QVM byte code relies on an operation stack at runtime to handle moving data between operations. All instructions pop operands from this stack, and push their results to it. However, when converting to a high-level language such as JavaScript, the operation stack can be emulated at compile time as JavaScript can express multiple expressions in a single statement.
As an example, here is what adding a value with a constant and storing it back into a local variable looks like in LCC assembly:
ADDRLP4 4 ; push address of second local to op stack
ADDRLP4 0 ; push address of first local to op stack
INDIRI4 ; pop op stack, load value for address, push value to op stack
CNSTI4 15 ; push constant to op stack
ADDI4 ; pop two values from op stack, push result back to stack
ASGNI4 ; pop value from stack, pop address from stack, store value at address
When converting to JavaScript, this can be expressed as:
Handling Jumps
The byte code expects to be able to jump to arbitrary instructions within a function. Let's look at the following C code:
int a = 1;
int main() {
if (a) {
return 13;
return 0;
translated to LCC assembly:
proc main 0 0 ; instruction 0
ADDRGP4 a
INDIRI4 ; push the value from a to op stack
CNSTI4 0 ; push the constant 0 to op stack
EQI4 $2 ; pop two values from the op stack, if they're equal, jump to $2
LABELV $2 ; instruction 9, target of above jump
endproc main 0 0
Note, once compiled to QVM byte code, the label symbols are converted to absolute instruction addresses. So instead of
EQI4 $2, we'd actually see
EQI4, so we have to be a little clever. Borrowing the idea from Emscripten, the following JavaScript would be output:
// functions are named after their instruction offset
function fn0() {
var label = 1;
while (1) switch (label) {
case 1:
if (HEAP32[1024 /* address of a */] == 0) {
label = 9;
return 13;
case 9:
return 0;
The local variable
label stores the jump destination, and the
while(1) switch (label) {} mechanism is used to branch to it.
Handling The Call Stack
Currently, a single typed array buffer is used to store call stack information for the VM.
All function locals and parameters are stored to and loaded from this array. It'd be nice to rely more on the JavaScript engine's call stack for this information, but it's currently not possible for two reasons:
- You can't pass the address of a variable in JavaScript. However, by using a single typed array for locals, the index into the array can be used to address the variable.
To illustrate this, I'll provide annotated output at each step, but let's start with the original C code:
int foobar(int a) {
int b = 5;
return a + b;
int main() {
return foobar(7);
compiled to LCC assembly:
proc foobar 4 0 ; declare foobar with a 4 byte frame size
ADDRLP4 0 ; push address of first local to op stack
CNSTI4 5 ; push 5 to op stack
ASGNI4 ; pop value from op stack, pop address from op stack, store value
ADDRFP4 0 ; push address of first argument to op stack
INDIRI4 ; pop address from op stack, load, push result to op stack
ADDRLP4 0 ; push address of first local to op stack
INDIRI4 ; pop address from op stack, load, push result to op stack
ADDI4 ; pop two values from the op stack, add, push result to op stack
RETI4 ; pop value from op stack, shrink frame size, push result to op stack
endproc foobar 4 0
proc main 4 4 ; declare main with a 8 byte frame size
CNSTI4 7 ; push 7 to op stack
ARGI4 ; pop op value from stack, store value as first argument
ADDRLP4 0 ; push address of first local to op stack
ADDRGP4 foobar ; push address of foobar to op stack
CALLI4 ; pop address from call stack, call
ASGNI4 ; pop value from op stack (return value), pop address from op stack, store value
ADDRLP4 0 ; push address of first local to op stack
INDIRI4 ; pop address from op stack, load, push result to op stack
RETI4 ; pop value from op stack, shrink frame size, push result to op stack
endproc main 4 4
and finally, once compiled to JavaScript:
var buffer = new ArrayBuffer(1024);
var HEAP32 = new Int32Array(buffer);
var STACKTOP = 1024;
// NOTE the stack here grows down
// foobar
function fn0() {
var label = 0;
while (1) switch (label) {
case 0:
// increase the stack size by the frame size (+8 bytes padding for return info)
// store 5 into local 0
// return, shrinking the stack and leaving the result of arg 0 + local 0 on top of the stack
// main
function fn10() {
var label = 10;
while (1) switch (label) {
case 10:
// return information (current function and the next instruction)
// used for suspend / resume functionality
// store 8 in arg 0
case 16:
// store return value of fn0 into local 0
// return, shrinking the stack frame and leaving local 0 on top of the stack
Performance Results
Original Quake 3
interpreter 1260 frames 13.4 seconds 94.1 fps 3.0/10.6/146.0/6.3 ms
compiled 1260 frames 11.4 seconds 110.1 fps 4.0/9.1/129.0/4.8 ms
The compiled code here runs about ~15% faster. It's not a huge improvement, but the original Quake 3 game code was pretty far removed from the heavy lifting.
Quake 3 Fortress
interpreter 1858 frames 86.2 seconds 21.6 fps 22.0/46.4/241.0/30.3 ms
compiled 1858 frames 21.9 seconds 84.9 fps 7.0/11.8/145.0/5.7 ms
When benching the Quake 3 Fortress mod however, the compiled code starts to shine. Here, the compiled code runs nearly 400% faster.
In its current state, the generated code is far from perfect, and there are perhaps still some major gains that could come from making more use of the JavaScript engine's call stack as discussed above.
However, even as it is now, the results of compiling the code are worth the added complexity of the runtime compiler.
You can check out the compiler's source code on GitHub.
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BRITNEY Spears had an awkward encounter with one of her fans during filming of The X Factor recently.
The 30-year-old singer turned talent judge was so bemused by a drag artist who sang one of her songs that she literally stormed off the set.
People magazine reports that the audition in Greensboro, North Carolina left the pop star stunned.
Britney apparently watched on in shock as the man, dressed partially as a woman, sang her hit (You Drive Me) Crazy.
Fellow judges Demi Lovato, L.A. Reid and Simon Cowell also couldn't contain their reactions, covering their faces with their hands.
While Reid and Lovato followed Spears off the set, Cowell stayed behind.
"I don't think she quite understood your tribute. You've got to be able to sing in tune. There wasn't a note in tune", he told the singer.
"I had to fight real hard to get here," the tearful performer replied adding that he was on welfare and nearly missed the audition because he couldn't afford to pay his phone bill.
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March 25, 2015
Leadership Day
Tomorrow is Line Creek's first Leadership Day. We will be hosting visitors from the Park Hill School District as well as various guests from other school districts. Please remember to send your child to school in their lime green Line Creek shirt. If they do not have one of these shirts, any green shirt will work. We're excited for our class to talk with the guests about the great student leaders that we are!
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Don't forget that this Friday is Spring Picture Day. All pictures will go home with students and then you may choose which to buy. If you would like to fill out the form for "special instructions" that went home before break, please do so and send it with your child on Friday.
Grade Cards
Grade cards came home with students today. Please be sure to read the grade card, sign, stamp, and address the envelope and return it to school by Monday along with the purple enrollment form that is enclosed in the envelope. Let me know if you have any questions about any of the information you receive.
Lunch Bag Book Report
On Monday, your child brought home a pink sheet explaining an assignment for this quarter. The students will be completing a "Lunch Bag Book Report" at home about a book that they read throughout the quarter. I will provide them with the supplies once they finish reading their book. This assignment is due May 12th. I will attach the flier to this email, in case any have been misplaced. Please note that because of this reading assignment, we will not be completing Book Buck Bulletins this quarter.
Terra Nova Testing Letter
Your child also brought home a note and envelope earlier this week regarding Terra Nova Testing. Please write your child a letter of encouragement, put it back in the envelope provided and have them bring it to me. I will place the envelope on their desk one day during testing as a motivating surprise for them. We will be taking the Terra Nova assessment April 14th-17th. I would appreciate having your letters back the Friday prior to the testing week.
Front Row Ed
Has your child mentioned a new, educational math program that we've been using at school? We've recently learned about a website called Front Row Ed that provides math lessons and games specific to each child's learning level. Check out www.frontrowed.com and use our class code jvlla2 to have your child gain some extra math practice at home.
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There are many reasons why it might be a surprise that No Regular Play (a.k.a. Greg Paulus and Nick DeBruyn) just released their debut LP on cooler-than-cool NYC dance label Wolf + Lamb, but the live trumpet is probably number one. Raised in Minnesota and best friends since grade school, Paulus and DeBruyn combine innnumerable influences into a blend of house, new jack swing, techno, and more—creating dance music that gleefully refuses categorization.
Their debut album, Endangered Species, is a perfect entrée into No Regular Play's eclectic style, with sonic elements ranging from minimal techno to electro-funk; it prominently features both Paulus' brass and his breathy vocals. "We've always made music trying not to make the trumpet be the main thing, and only use it when it makes sense and sounds good," he says—an observation that's rings true especially during their high-energy live sets, during which, combined with DeBruyn's lush programming, nothing seems the least bit out of place.
Interview caught up with the band before their imminent New Year's Eve bash at Wolf + Lamb's Crew Love event in Brooklyn. Among the topics under discussion were how the duo moved from jazz to house, their love of fellow Minnesotan Prince, and what they remember (or don't) about past New Year's parties. To get an idea of what to expect form the duo, they've also offered up their track "Won't Quit" for your streaming pleasure. "We wanted to do a slower pop track," DeBruyn says of the song, whose analog synths have a distinctly '80s vibe.
NATHAN REESE: So how'd you guys first meet?
NICK DEBRUYN: We grew up together in St. Paul, Minnesota and went to the same elementary school, same high school. I think we've known each other since we were about eight years old. It's a growing-up-together kind of story.
REESE: Was No Regular Play your first project playing music together?
GREG PAULUS: I had been in a bunch of bands prior. I was a jazz musician, but No Regular Play was the first musical thing that Nick and I had ever done together. We both got really interested in electronic music. I was sick of jazz and the jazz scene in New York. I was looking for something a little more modern, and I guess oriented with people my own age. So we decided to start messing around with some computer programs and drum machines, just for fun really. We ended up liking the music, the parties, and the scene. It was really exciting.
DEBRUYN: I moved out to New York in 2006 and Greg and I got a place together in Brooklyn. That's right around the time we got into electronic music in general and started finding all these parties going on. That's what sparked our interested, and we thought it was something we could do together.
REESE: Was that when you hooked up with the Wolf + Lamb guys?
PAULUS: It was cool, I had met Zev [Eisenberg]—the "Wolf" of Wolf + Lamb—in Montreal at an after-party. I was like, "We love what you guys are doing and the parties totally fit our vibe and aesthetic," and he mentioned that they had just started a label. We winded up sending them some stuff—it was probably really amateur and terrible sounding [laughs], but they could hear the possibilities of where it could go. I think it had a lot of jazz sensibilities and rhythmic stuff I'd learned in music school, as well as hip-hop influences. They were at a pivotal point, and wanted to reassess the direction of their label, wanting to take it into this house-oriented direction. Less dark, I guess, more party music. They asked us to come over and we started immediately becoming close friends. Then they started doing parties again with a new format and different music, and since then it's really blossomed into this whole sound that they have now.
REESE: Greg, so you studied jazz trumpet at the Manhattan School of Music. How has it been translating that into the electronic music world?
PAULUS: It's gotten a lot easier for me. At first it was really tough to not sound like you're just playing jazz riffs over house music, to make it fit, and not be corny. In the beginning I don't think we put any trumpet in the music we were making—we just didn't hear how it would work. [We wanted to avoid] being this gimmicky, "Oh, that's the guy with the trumpet," which, I mean, it has probably turned into that anyway. [laughs]
DEBRUYN: Like Greg was saying, at first it may have seemed a little gimmicky, but once we found our sound, it does make sense with a lot of the music that we're making. We also try to have a balance so there isn't like five songs with trumpet in a row. Nobody needs to hear somebody play a solo. Like, they're dancing, and then they're like, "We need a solo now!" [laughs]
REESE: Did you guys record Endangered Species as a group of singles, or more of a full album experience?
DEBRUYN: We took May and June off from touring, and just wanted to focus on making an album. We thought about the variety we wanted to have, not worrying about the opening and closing of tracks that are important for DJs. Toward the end, we had two tracks that we thought would round it out nicely. "Birdfeathers" was written specifically as the opening track. Same with the last track ["Where They Lay"]. We wanted to make a full sound.
REESE: Do you have a favorite track to play live?
DEBRUYN: You know, the one that's always surprising is "Card Game" and "Keep It Right." Those two we were playing as full tracks before the album. We always played them one into the other, and it works especially well in the live set.
PAULUS: That's another thing. Any criticism I've seen about anything is about the sound of those two tracks. This funk thing, that they say isn't our sound, or something. But live, it's really the highlight! It's the last two songs we play, and it goes over really well.
REESE: That's definitely some of the most pop-oriented stuff I've heard from you, or your label even.
PAULUS: We used to make much more DJ tool-oriented songs. But, yeah, you don't want to be hanging out in nightclubs the rest of your life. For us, we want to be much more diverse in our musical endeavors. Write pop music, music for MCs and rappers...
DEBRUYN: ...Music for a full band.
PAULUS: You know, at the end of the day, the songs that people play for years and years are tracks from Prince's catalog. People play them in clubs, they listen to them in the car. It's totally versatile music, instead of something designed for only one purpose.
REESE: So you guys are playing on New Year's Eve. Do you have a favorite past party you've played, or maybe just attended?
PAULUS: There were a couple of Wolf + Lamb parties. Last year were in Berlin, which wasn't memorable, maybe in the wrong way. [laughs]. Last year was a complete dramatic shit show with, like, all our friends. Maybe the year before that was really nice?
DEBRUYN: Yeah, that one was. Usually people just take it a little too far.
PAULUS: People just get wasted before midnight, and pass out before 1:00. New Year's is always memorable, but in an awful way. But I think this one's going to be great. Everyone's in town from the label... I think this one will be a really nice one.
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For those wondering about the latest regarding the earthquake near Kaikoura last month, the clean-up in that area is going faster than expected, with road access to Kaikoura from the south expected within weeks. We're pleased to say that the local wildlife operators and services we use in Kaikoura are all operational and eagerly awaiting visitors when road access to the public at large resumes.
Because the road north from the Picton/Marlborough region to Kaikoura remains closed (our usual route) and the timing for its reopening uncertain, we have made alternative arrangements for the remainder of this summer season. The good news is, New Zealand has SO many wonderful places to go and great things to do that we can never pack them all into one tour, so this gives us a chance to show off other parts of the country and activities we've always wanted to include--like the relaxing alpine thermal resort town of Hanmer Springs, the charming French settlement of Akaroa on wildlife-rich Banks Peninsula, and more time in the wine, artisan, and outdoor capital of Nelson. Talk to one of our Travel Shepherds for details on specific tours and keep checking back here for more news and updates.
Great news from the weekend is that a number of whales were spotted in the Kaikoura region following last week's quake (see link below). The township itself is also busy working to get back up and running as quickly as possible, with damage to the township itself far less than originally feared.
Work continues to focus on restoring access to Kaikoura and the other communities which have been cut off by road damage from Monday's quake, and to establishing safe and reliable alternative routes. Black Sheep HQ is also busy making alternative provisions in case access to Kaikoura is not restored before our scheduled tours in the new year. If you are currently booked on an upcoming tour which had Kaikoura as a destination, we appreciate your patience as we fine tune these changes which we hope to finalise in the next week. Rest assured, the wait will be worth it! In the meantime, let's hear it for the whales! (pic Whalewatch Kaikoura)
Well, New Zealand has been quite the little attention seeker these last few days, hasn't it? While our recent earthquake event has had a significant impact on communities in north Canterbury in the South Island, the rest of New Zealand is still wide open for business. The main area affected is Kaikoura, a small community approximately 2 1/2 hours' drive north of Christchurch. Kaikoura is currently inaccessible by road. We are redirecting upcoming tours that pass through that area, using inland roads that avoid Kaikoura and exchanging planned Kaikoura stays with great alternatives (our Travel Shepherds can provide details depending on your tour interest once these plans are finalized). To find out the latest news and other travel information, follow this link: NZ Emergency Information & Contacts.
Yesterday, parts of New Zealand were shaken awake by Mother Nature's firm hand when a 7.8 magnitude quake hit north of Christchurch just after midnight. We're used to the occasional rock and roll down here--it's what makes our mountains tall and our rivers wide. The quality of our buildings is high and most earthquakes go unnoticed, occurring in unpopulated areas. Unfortunately, yesterday's event got our attention, with landslides creating severe damage to the state highway running along the South Island's northeast coast and isolating the small seaside town of Kaikoura, a popular tourist destination.
We are pleased to report that, while we did have a Private Tour in Kaikoura at the time, we were able to successfully evacuate our Black Sheep yesterday evening, and they spent a much more comfortable night in Christchurch than they did the night before! To clarify world news headlines, Christchurch itself was not affected by the quake and our group, led by guide extraordinaire Dean (below), will be continuing their Black Sheep journey today, heading to our beautiful West Coast region. The brunt of earthquake damage is primarily confined to the Kaikoura area and our Black Sheep Travel Shepherds are busy employing their amazing 'Plan B' skills to redirect itineraries that were scheduled to go through Kaikoura this season.
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Victoria Beckham has gone from posh spice to fashion superstar thanks to her designer line of clothing titled VB.
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Mosquitoes are not just a nuisance that keep humming in your ears and biting you. They are carriers of viral diseases and life-threatening infections. If you have a body of standing water near your home, there is a good chance your home is infested with mosquitoes. A pest control kit is indispensable if you live close to standing water or in a hot climate.
Using soap water outside your house or applying mosquito repellant lotions on the skin can prevent mosquito bites. However, to get rid of them totally, you should learn the below tips.
Use citronella to drive them away
Citronella is a proven mosquito repellent, and it can be used in different forms to drive them away. Candles made from this grass can be burned to give off a smoke that can keep mosquitoes away. Planting citronella in your garden is also a good idea, since it can be rubbed on the skin to repel them. In addition to citronella, burning essential oils is also said to keep your home mosquito-free.
Invest in a mosquito trapping system
Mosquito-trapping machines use carbon dioxide and heat to lure mosquitoes towards it and kill them. These systems can be a little expensive, so you consider getting a pest control kit instead. Lastly, avoid using electric zappers, since these kill harmless bugs and generate unnecessary noise.
Eat and grow garlic
Garlic serves as an excellent mosquito repellent in landscaping, and it is believed that adding garlic to your diet can keep mosquitoes away. Growing garlic has been deemed more effective, and can serve as a secondary measure. Plant garlic in your garden, or have plant containers on your balcony for the same. You can also sprinkle garlic around the outside of your house.
Maintain swimming pools and water features
In houses that have ponds or swimming pools, frequent maintenance can help to keep mosquitoes away. Standing water in pools that aren't used frequently can form breeding areas for mosquito larvae. Keep any grass or vegetation near water features mowed and change the water in your birdbaths regularly. Treating pools with certain chemicals can repel mosquitoes.
Get pest control for complete elimination
If you want to rid your home of mosquitoes for good, nothing beats pest control. Pest control services have trained professionals that use effective methods like thermal fogging to targeting those flying adult mosquitos and larviciding methodology to inhibit larval cycles. For personal protection, they also using mosquito or insect repellent to avoid the bites. You can also get a pest control kit to get rid of mosquitoes without paying for pest control services.
Introduce mint in your daily life
People that can stand the scent of mint can use it to good effect to get rid of mosquitoes. Research has found that mint extracts are one of the best natural mosquito repellents. It can be used in a vaporizer or applied on the body to keep these insects away. An easy way to use mint to repel mosquitoes is to spray mint flavored mouthwash around the house.


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This STUNNING LAKEFRONT 4 BEDROOM HOME w/80' of frontage is located only 2 miles west of Port Austin. This immaculate home also features 2 baths, great room w/cathedral ceilings, modern fully equipped kitchen including an island w/seating and skylights. The additional family room w/lake view has French doors leading you to the 3/4 wrap-around deck (1300 sq. ft.). Relax and end the day w/breath taking views watching the sunset over Saginaw Bay with your significant other in the privacy of your 13'x13' Lake Front Gazebo w/sliding windows. There's more…you will also be surrounded by serene views of the professional landscape containing terraced shrubs and flower beds. Port Austin is at the 'Tip of Michigan's Thumb' with 90 miles of beautiful shoreline along Lake Huron. It's easy to get here: just take M-53 north - or take M25 east or west. The Port Austin area has much to offer from outdoor activities like fishing, boating, kayaking, scuba diving, swimming, golfing - to great restaurants and unique gift shops - to our 'Farmers Market ( named one of the top ten in the state) - to plentiful parks, beaches and hiking trails. Your own Lake Front Paradise!
Two of the bedrooms feature full size bunk beds, one a full size bed and the last a pair of twin beds. One bathrooms features a walk in shower and the other a tub with shower. And if rain ruins your outdoor plans the cupboards are stocked with a variety games.
Enjoy your morning coffee outdoors on the comfortable seating provided or at the picnic table with your breakfast. The picnic table is large enough for everyone to enjoy a family style meal just steps outside the kitchen door on the deck overlooking the beach. So enjoy the great outdoors at the Tip of the Thumb!
Keywords: Spacious, Lakefront, House
We've lived here all our lives and one day plan to move into this home ourselves.
Bay View Rental, LLC., Mary Babcock purchased this house in 2010
The house came on the market at the right time and we love the location.
The house sits just off of M-25 so you are close to the highway but avoid the noise. Most of the homes on this drive are not rentals so the neighbors are very welcoming and friendly, its a quiet peaceful neighborhood.
The view from the deck and beach are awesome. We had a great time but there are items that needed repair.
Spent a quiet, extended weekend with my wife. From the moment we entered we knew that we had made the right decision in selecting this property. The home is large and very comfortable and the views are just fabulous. Everything was spotless and the owners were very accommodating. Anything that a family might reasonable expect can be found there, including, including dishes, glassware, cooking utensils, etc. The Keurig was a pleasant, but welcomed surprise as were unexpected amenities like actual wine glasses. We were unable to spend much time outside as the "winds of November" were blowing, but the beach looks very nice and the sand looks soft and inviting. And, the deck would be an incredible place to spend time with more moderate weather. Easy to understand why this home is very popular with renters.
Our family stayed here for a long weekend. Location of property and size is awesome so much room, loved the deck especially the gazebo due to the rainy weather we had. Views from the house are great, nice layout and had everything you needed. Owners were very accommodating. Would go definitely back!
The house was perfect for us. It is nicely spread out with 2 different sleeping areas and the open living room and huge deck provide an outlet for the early risers to have coffee without waking everyone else up. The beach and water are perfect for young kids as it stays shallow hundreds of feet out. No worry about undertow! Overall a great place and the owner was fantastic to work with!
Our family stayed at this beautiful Port Austin home for a long weekend in June. We all LOVED it! The wrap-around deck was amazing. We saw a lightning storm off in the distance the first night we were there - it was spectacular! We all took walks down the beach and saw interesting rock formations - even a rock island that we all mentioned we'd like to kayak to and have a picnic there one day. A few of us went into Port Austin on Saturday to the Farmers Market - very enjoyable. Some family members went swimming - the lake was warm for the month of June.
My sister and I were lucky enough to see a 'family' of bald eagles ...we'll never forget that. Also, the sunsets were out of this world! When we needed the owners for a few questions, they were always very helpful.
We'll definitely book again in 2017!
This beautiful home was a slice of heaven--perfect in every way! We were there with my kids and grandkids--6 adults and 2 two year olds and there was plenty of space. The house was equipped with everything we needed. The sunsets were amazing and we saw deer and a bald eagle on the beach. There was a perfectly placed bonfire pit overlooking the water. The shallow sandy water was perfect for the babies. We also had fun exploring Port Austin and even rented kayaks. We were able to kayak over to the beach house and use them all day. All in all, it was a great family vacation and we made wonderful memories!
Port Austin Community Players has performances year round, Port Austin has one of the top three Farmers Markets in the State every Saturday Memorial weekend to mid October from 8am to 1pm. Port Crescent State Park Day Use area has a very nice swimming beach and sand dunes for hiking and a little further west is the Huron County Nature Center & Arboretum on a 120 wooded acres, Sandy Dunes an adventure golf experience is nearby as well. Huron City a pioneer village, the Port Austin 4th of July Parade and festivities and Labor day Art in the Park. We boast some of the finest restaurants in the county, you'll find a restaurant guide in our home with sample menus and directions. And we have lighthouses, Pte Aux Barques is available for touring at Lighthouse Park and Port Austin's own Reef Light can be seen from the shore. And if the weather keeps you indoors, we hope it doesn't, but just in case, we have a variety of games in the great room cupboards, dice, cards and even board games.
US Dollar only Please
Credit cards not accepted. Persoanl check or money order only.
Payable to Bay View Rental LLC.
Groups over 8 we require an additional payment of $30 per day per person.
rental rate:
$1,500 US per week May 1 2015 to Nov. 1 2016
$200 US refundable deposit due at time of booking. Full rental due 30 days prior to rental.
Weekly rentals only July - Labor Day otherwise three night minimum
Credit cards not accepted
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B Spot
18066 Royalton Road
Cleveland, OH 44136
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- Mon - Thu 11:00am - 10:00pm
- Fri - Sat 11:00am - 11:00pm
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The new jack city is a must
by Cortez S.
Ask for Kayla she's a great waitress!!!!
by Kim K.
Don't know why I was foolish enough to think I could eat something half decent here that's vegan. Salad was junk, "why" sandwich aka portobello was whatever, & no fries or O-rings bc of the lard!
by Linds
The pulled pork sandwich was really good. Tried the chocolate espresso milkshake.. Great! Fyi the meals don't come with fries, or anything extra, and while the meals were good... Still pricy.
by Taylor H.
Overpriced bottles beer. Average burgers. At least it's consistent from location to location.
by Brian S.
Courtney is the bomb! She knows her beers and is a great bartender/server! Thanks for the great sample tour!!!
by Nicole M.
Food was great, service was shitty. Try the new jack burger!
by Jessica S.
For the hop-head beer drinkers, I highly recommend the Alpha King by Three Floyd's.
by Brandon A.
You must try the shasha sauce
by Casey H.
Fries should definitely be included in the price of the burger.
by Brandi H.
Over priced. My $9.50 Burger was gone in 3 bites and no fries.
by James B.
Happy Hour is the best deal you've ever seen, and you gotta have one of those Vanilla Bean Apple Pie Bacon milkshakes with the bourbon!
by Angelique B.
First visit and can't wait to go back! Had a large salad and 2 appetizers: the homemade potato chips and b spot fries. Everything was delicious. Will be back!
by Kim D.
by Sean z.
Waiting for someone in your group to arrive? Try an appetizer, oh, wait, they won't let you.
by Jason H.
New jack city was excellent. Guy next to us at the bar said the Atomic burger was great but you have to pace yourself to cope with the heat. Founders breakfast stout was the beer of the night
by Casey H.
Turkey burger is NOT good. Weird seasoning makes it taste like a turkey sausage patty on a bun. Regular beef burger is great however !
by Heidi P.
$4 fries not included with meal, rubbery bacon, bland and dry burger, i was definitely not impressed.
by Stephen C.
Porky burger is awesome!!!!! That or the fat Doug
by John T.
We also had a Pepper mint milkshake as well as a chocolate. A They were made the right way, with real cream. All in all, great place. Highly recommend.
by Thomas M.
Even though some of the burger sounded sloppy they weren't too messy. Fat Doug was my favorite that day. Onion Rings were battered and very good. cont
by Thomas M.
Our table got.and shared a Lola burger, Thin Lizzy and a Fat Doug. All were excellent. I wish the burgers had more of a charred outside but the meat tasted great. cont.
by Thomas M.
Happy Hour is the best in town!
by Sam L.
Happy Hour 3-6pm weekdays. $5 burgers, $2 brats, $1 Lola Fries and $3 draught beer! Just tooooo easy to love!!!
by Robert W.
Overpriced for what you get. Have had as good if not better burgers in dive bars. Burgers are good but paying for the name.
by Kevin F.
This is a nice place 2 go 2 & eat a burger.
by Michael B.
Order the Apple Pie Vanilla Bean Bacon Milkshake now. Thank me later.
by Jimmy
Try the lola burger with the bacon and applepie shake, don't knock it till ya try it
by Dylan C.
Best burgers in Ctown, hands down!!! (4 of 4 petals via Fondu)
by Wendy K.
Men's room is a single. Guys, be prepared to wait.
by Jason S.
Try the New Jack City: chorizo + avocado + salsa verde!
by Jorge B.
You definitely need to try the Lola french fries! They are some of the best fries I have had!
by Damian P.
Lola Burger is Da Bomb!
by Lisa M.
Bambino burger !
by Bridget G.
Curry Lamb Burger!
by Asian S.
Try the chips and fondue. The bar service is great.
by Paul C.
Get the Shroomage!
by Alexis J.
Get a Stormy Weather! So delicious.
by Alexis J.
Pickle bar: it's a buy!
by Wyatt R.
Coffee BBQ sauce, it's a buy!
by Erin R.
The $10 off isnt true
by Kathy T.
The Dude Abides FTW
by Mark H.
I had the Brueben. Boo had the Philly. We both left clean plates.
by Brandi N.
Try the Lola Burger at least once.
by Troy B.
Lola burger was delish!!
by Julie S.
The smasher special is different and awesome every visit.
by JH 3.
In all reality, this place is overrated. Best burger in the Ville, but it's certainly not the best ever. I'd rather have Swenson's.
by Kyle M.
The vanilla bean milkshake is a must!, mr. Symon, you are one hell ofa food-thinker!! Great meal.
by Katelin R.
Best ever burgers, brews, brats and killer milkshakes!!! Cleveland's own iron chef Michael Simon's killer cool chillin spot. Try the Philly Wit and Lola Fries or the Siracha Wings - Niiiice!
by T H.
Try the old school with Lola fries... Won't be disappointed!
by Jessica P.
Honey, I'm home!!
by Tyler S.
Bathroom stalls very spacious! Like walking down a hallway. Also, the Vanilla Bean Apple Pie Bacon milkshake is to DIE for.
by Sarah A.
Bomb. Pure excellence. You won't be disappointed with the Fat Doug. Cool place. Thumbs up for Mr. Symon
by Ethan O.
grosses place ever and hair in my food!! I give it 6 thumbs down
by Brendan L.
Good burgers, obviously. Just noisy, no cool air if you get seated by the big garage door at the front, when opened up.
by Omara B.
the Red Hot is the way to go! pulled pork on a burger! yumyumyum
by Eric V.
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Butcher's Broom has been shown to reduce circulatory problems and prevent further damage to your circulatory system. For instance, Butcher's Broom will help to reduce the chances of blood clots and the chance of problems with your arteries starting to harden.
Rice flour has the ability to ensure healthy bacteria growth that promotes healthy circulatory features within your body. Now blended together, these two will works side by side to maintain a healthy circulatory system within your body.
Be kind to your circulatory and take some Now Butcher's Broom today!
Additional Information
|Now Nutrition
|Serving Size:
|2 capsules
|Per Container:
|100 capsules
|Ingredients (Amount Per Serving)
|200mg Butcher's Broom 5:1 Extract
|Other Ingredients
|Rice Flour
|As a herbal dietary supplement, take 2 capsules 1-3 times daily.
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