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Neighbors Mourn 4 Family Members Killed in Wreck
SIOUX FALLS - Neighbors say they're heartbroken over the fiery wreck that killed a Sioux Falls couple and two of their children.
James and Julie Vollmer died Saturday in a one-vehicle crash west of the city on Interstate 90. With them were their children, 16-year-old Alyssa, and 13-year-old Caleb. The family leaves behind a daughter, who was away at college.
Neighbor Tammy Klein tells the Argus Leader the Vollmers were the first people she met when she moved. She was hauling her belongings off the moving truck when the Vollmers swept her away to a Fourth of July party.
Sioux Falls Christian Superintendent Jay Woudstra tells KELO-TV the parents were "salt of the earth."
Investigators say the victims were wearing seat belts and alcohol wasn't a factor. The wreck's cause is under investigation.
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Greek Goddesses Part 2 – College Girls Use Their Chests As Billboards During Rush Week
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The Washington Post's Jim Hoagland finds that the U.S. intervention in Iraq is yielding benefits in other parts of the region, particularly in Egypt and Israel. Hoagland quotes Saad Eddin Ibrahim, the Egyptian democratic activist, who told him that, while he initially opposed the U.S. action in Iraq, he now understands that it
has unfrozen the Middle East, just as Napoleon's 1798 expedition did. Elections in Iraq force the theocrats and autocrats to put democracy on the agenda, even if only to fight against us. Look, neither Napoleon nor President Bush could impregnate the region with political change. But they were able to be the midwives.
While Hoagland may be too optimistic in suggesting that the situation in Israel is now unfrozen in any sense that ultimately will matter, his larger point is well taken.


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Online dating
At some point in our lives we all were single. This is just how the things work. To those who are lucky love comes early and stays with them forever. But for most of us – its a life full of searching, hoping, looking for the one. Although it seems hard but it's the joy of finding the right one that keeps us on this path.
It's not easy being single, unless you chose the path of a lonely wolf or work as a gigolo. We are social beings, and crave to be adored and loved. Sometimes the fair to be alone makes as settle with the ones that are not right for us at all.
Singles life can have some advantages, but sooner or later you will want to meet some one. Because there is no greater joy then the joy of sharing what you have with some one else.
Where you can find love when you are single?
There is a saying "don't look for love let it find you" and it's true. Love finds you, and usually in unexpected places. But it never hurts to put your self out there, so that it find you sooner. And there is lot's of ways and places how you can do it.
In the old days (before online dating) people used to go to clubs and bars to meet up. Some successfully managed to meet people in the streets and in the supermarkets or at the gym. All of these places work fine even today, and still will continue to work.
But what if you're shy, or work too much to find time for socializing. Why should you leave it all to pure chance. That's why internet dating became so popular. Contrary to popular believe, online dating is not for losers. Check out these myths about dating online.
Internet makes dating possible for everyone, at any time and anywhere. Now that's very good reasons to at least try it out. You can be at the office and still find at least a few dates for the weekend while doing your daily tasks. You can filter your possible mates, in order to save your time. And if you're to shy to start up a conversation, you can use millions of suggestions, match questions and icebreakers.
Online dating for singles
There are plenty of articles covering similar subject, and all of them reveal a thing or two about online dating. Some concentrate on how to become a guru of online dating, others just suggest how to start up a conversation or create a good profile. We also have some suggestions to you. They are pretty simple and easy to grasp.
Everyone know that a good start for online dating is a good profile. And we will help you create one with a little advice from the experts. Keep reading and soon you will have awesome results in online dating.
If you think you are an old fashioned guy, and online dating is a bit to much for you, read few tips on ow to become more datable.
forget that no matter how datable or awesome you might become, there
will be times where you will have to make the first step and go up to
the girl. Now for some it's easy to talk to strangers, and some might
find it hard. And don't forget that asking a girl direction to a
nearby gas station is not the same as asking her out. To make things
easier for you, we have some tips to start you off. Here's tips on
how to flirt with a girl.
Online dating: making the first step
So you have decided to try it out, and you read the tips above on creating a good dating profile. You also chose a dating website (hopefully ours) and are ready to spread your love across the virtual world. That's good.
First, you should start by adjusting the filters, in other words, narrowing your search: select age, gender, city and etc. This will save your by eliminating the ones that do not match your criteria. Everyone has their own understanding of how to date online: some use the same techniques as they would in the club or at the bar. But let's face it, it's not the same. In some way you have more tools and information you could use to your advantage in online dating. The most important thing is to spot it and use it in the right way. Before jumping into to profiles and sending messages to gorgeous girls, we would recommend reading these online dating tips for men. And if you are a beautiful female, you should also considering reading online dating mistakes even smart women make.
Moving forward: the first date
So you read the online dating tips above, you also checked out some other info somewhere online, and you're pretty much got the hang of it. Now the second step is asking some one out for a date. Assuming you got a rapport going with a girl or two, and after several messages (not more, you don't wanna be pen pals) you think you would like to meet her. Great! Since you already talking to hear, it means she is interested in you and she will probably go on a date with you if you just ask her. After all, she is here, on the online dating website. The most important thing is not to screw things up. The timing here is very important. So check out these dating tips on how to invite a girl for a date.
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managed that, you're half way there. Meeting someone live who you met
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impression you have to have in mind, and it doesn't matter how well
you hit it off chatting online. In a way, imagine that you're meeting
for the first time, like a blind date. Knowing you will be nervous,
we prepared some cool tips for you. Lets start with basic mistakes to avoid on the first date. You will find some useful things in here. And girls,
we did not forget about you, here you will find some don'ts when
going on the first date: 11 things you don't do on the first date.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Jack Nicklaus has shared his secrets and strategy about Augusta National with anyone who wanted to learn from a six-time Masters champion, a list that includes Rory McIlroy, Luke Donald and Nicolas Colsaerts. But not Tiger Woods.
Nicklaus said he's never had a sit-down with the man who is trying to break his records.
In fact, he said they hardly talk at all.
"I never really had a conversation with Tiger that lasted more than a minute or two — ever," Nicklaus said Thursday morning after hitting the ceremonial tee shot. "He stayed away from me from a conversation standpoint. Never had a conversation on the Masters in general. I've said, 'Hello, how are you doing? Nice playing this year. You've played very well.' End of conversation. People ask me, 'Has Tiger ever talk to you about his record?' Never one word."
Nicklaus said he was surprised Woods hasn't talked to him about the Masters, though he's not the least bit offended. Woods, after all, figured out the course quickly. He won the Masters three times in his first six years as a pro.
"He's got his own focus and what he does, and I respect that," Nicklaus said. "I respect when somebody is involved in their deal. They concentrate on what they do and not what you did. That's OK. It's not my position to go talk to him about it. I respect that. I wouldn't intrude on that."
Even so, it offered some rare insight into the relationship between Woods and Nicklaus, with whom he has been linked ever since Woods was a youngster and kept a timeline of the milestones Nicklaus achieved in his career.
They spent time together at the Presidents Cup during the four times Nicklaus was captain, and Nicklaus has sat at his side during the champion's interview the five times that Woods won the Memorial. Nicklaus even shared one story from the Presidents Cup when he noticed Woods and Mickelson spending time together. Nicklaus had ready plenty of stories about the tension between them.
"I said, 'You guys seem to get along.' And he said, 'Yeah, we get along fine.' I said, 'What all this about that other stuff?' He says, 'I don't know. Just press stuff.' So I said, 'You guys want to play together?' And he said, 'I'd rather not.'
"The point being, he's got a little bit of his number," Nicklaus said. "And he doesn't want anyone to get really close to him because he feels like he's got a little dominance over them. I understand that. You've got to respect that."
Nicklaus and Woods played together only once in the majors, the opening two rounds of the 2000 PGA Championship at Valhalla. They also were teammates in the old "Battle at Bighorn." Woods once told a story of asking Nicklaus about all the rivalries he faced during three decades, and how Nicklaus told him, "Just make sure you're always part of the conversation." Nicklaus said even that chat in South Africa didn't last very long.
"I get along fine with Tiger. I like Tiger. I don't have an issue with Tiger. There's always pleasantries and so forth," he said.
Woods moved from Orlando, Fla., to the West Palm Beach area last year after building a home along the ocean with his own miniature range. The speculation was which golf club Woods might join, and he settled on The Medalist. Several other pros are members at The Bear's Club, which Nicklaus built as his home course in Florida.
"I asked him when he came to Florida if we wanted to come to The Bear's Club," Nicklaus said. "He stayed away from it. He didn't want to intrude where I was. He never told me why, but other people told me, 'He says he didn't feel comfortable being there where I was because that was a record he was trying to break.' I said, 'I don't care about that. We'd like to have if you want to play and be part of it.' He comes out and plays quite often. I'd include him in everything
"But everybody has their own personality. That's not a fault. It's not a criticism. It just is what it is."
So what kind of golf talk is Woods missing out on?
Nicklaus spoke mainly about taking risks only when the percentages and the situation called for it, and realize that a shot into the middle of just about any green at Augusta National will leave a reasonable chance at birdie.
He still thinks about the 3-wood he hit into the water on the 15th hole that cost him in the final round of the 1971 Masters.
"One shot shouldn't be a shot that puts you out of the tournament," Nicklaus said. "I needed to make 4. I didn't need to make 3. I should have laid the ball up. Why put yourself out of the tournament on one shot? That's the thing I stress.
"I wouldn't take risks unless it was necessary to take risks," he said. "These guys that come to me and ask me about the tournament, basically what I tell them is there's a half-dozen shots on this golf course (where) you can put yourself out of the tournament."
He mentioned the tee shot on the par-5 second hole; the second shot into No. 11; the tee shot on the par-3 12th. The tee shot and the second shot on the par-3 13th; and the second shot on the par-5 15th.
"Think about what you're doing on them," Nicklaus said. "If you've got a 50-50 chance of doing it, certainly I wouldn't be doing it. If you've got a 90-10 chance, think real hard about it, and try to make sure you eliminate the 10. It's a golf course that when you make a mistake, it's really difficult to make up for it."


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The Truth About Organic Gardening: Benefits, Drawbacks, and the Bottom Line
A thoughtful and surprisingly entertaining guide. ... I don't know why it's taken so long for someone to write an objective analysis of horticultural products and techniques, but I'm glad Gillman came along and did it. This book belongs on every gardener's bookshelf and in every garden center.
Amy Stewart, GardenRant
Gardeners tend to assume that any product or practice labeled as organic is automatically safe for humans and beneficial to the environment. And in many cases this is true. The problem, as Jeff Gillman points out in this fascinating, well-researched book, is that it is not universally true, and the exceptions can pose a significant threat to human health. To cite just two examples: animal manures are widely viewed as prime soil amendments. When properly treated, they are; but if they are insufficiently composted, they can be a source of harmful E. coli contamination. Even more dangerous, potentially, are organic insecticides like rotenone, which is every bit as toxic as the synthetic compounds it is meant to replace.
Gillman's contention is that all gardening products and practices — organic and synthetic — need to be examined on a case-by-case basis to determine both whether they are safe and whether they accomplish the task for which they are intended. When gardeners are well informed about the precise nature and consequences of what they use and do in the garden, they are in a much better position to make responsible, effective choices.
If you've ever wondered about the merits of a specific insecticide, herbicide, or fungicide, or debated whether practices such as planting cover crops or companion plants are worth the trouble, you'll find the answers you've sought in these pages, along with a clear, careful, and good-humored analysis of benefits and drawbacks.
Ultimately, Gillman concludes, organic methods are preferable in most situations that gardeners are likely to encounter. After reading this eye-opening book, you will understand why, and why knowledge is the gardener's most important tool.
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"Finally, someone who's not biased at either extreme of the long-brewing organic vs. chemical garden debate weighs in with an even-handed, fact-based approach. ... Few fields are more rife with half-truths and old wives' tales than gardening. It's really refreshing to see someone look past the claims to what research really tells us."
—George Weigel, Harrisburg Patriot-News
"I've come away from this book — a reference text masquerading as a beach read — with hands-on knowledge that is just plain useful. The book gives you the facts about synthetic and organic techniques and encourages you to do further research, then make educated decisions about your own garden. ... He is calm and even in his approach. His bottom line is that we all need to be more mindful about how we garden, and he encourages us to work towards a safer, healthier, and better world."
—Sara Begg, Horticulture
"To be the best gardener, tend your soil, plant a diverse garden, tolerate some imperfection and make informed case-by-case choices to deal with problems. [This] book can help."
—Beth Botts, Chicago Tribune
"Trying to find definitive, impartial advice is hard. ... How do you separate the hype from the facts? Spending 13 bucks on Gillman's new book ... may go a long way."
—Adrian Higgins, Washington Post
"You'd have to be a professional horticulturalist yourself not to learn something from Gillman's wide-ranging descriptions of the more arcane chemical and mechanical garden methodologies that are out there. ... He shares his knowledge and experience in a way that entertains, enlightens, and sometimes surprises."
—Elizabeth Licata, Garden Rant
"Gillman is a brainy University of Minnesota horticulturalist who is applying both science and common sense to the battle between 'organic' and 'chemicals.' It turns out there are things found in nature that aren't all that good for your backyard zinnias, or the planet, and that some man-made stuff actually serves both masters."
—Brian Lambert, Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine
"Gillman urges his readers to 'consider the long-term consequences' of the products they use in the garden. In writing this book he has given them a valuable tool to do just that. It belongs in every gardener's library."
—Ethel Fried, Manchester (CT) Journal Inquirer
"Offers a wealth of useful information. ... Gillman's great contribution is his even-handed attitude about his subject. He's not a tiresome and relentless zealot about organic gardening but rather an objective analyst about the benefits and drawbacks of organic methods in comparison with synthetic methods. ... [A] fine resource, full of solid scientific information in a highly readable presentation."
—Tom Karwin, Monterey County Herald
"Should be a well-thumbed reference on the bookshelf of every gardener who cares about making the right choices. Highly recommended."
—Jane Starwood, Suffolk Times
"Refreshing, lucid, and enlightening. Their spare style, with no illustrations, and concentration of facts rather than 'inspiration' even gives them an old-fashioned charm."
—Noel Kingsbury, BBC Gardens
"Finally, someone wrote a clear and concise book about gardening practices and products."
—Susan Randstrom, Chicago Sun-Times
"A highly readable, intelligent, and scientifically based discussion on the benefits and, yes, drawbacks of organic gardening."
—Susan Banks, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"If you're a gardener, run, don't walk, to your nearest laptop or bookstore to buy [this book]. If you think you already know this stuff, trust me. You don't. ... It's a tough, confusing world out there for gardeners. Best to bypass the gurus. Read this book."
—Virginia A. Smith, Philadelphia Inquirer
"A thoughtful and surprisingly entertaining guide to organic and synthetic practices, balancing the advantages and drawbacks of each and giving gardeners the information they need to make informed choices. I don't know why it's taken so long for someone to write an objective analysis of horticultural products and techniques, but I'm glad Gillman came along and did it. This book belongs on every gardener's bookshelf and in every garden center."
—Amy Stewart, Garden Rant
"Destined to be a bestseller. ... An easy to read, practical, and fascinating book for veteran gardeners or someone who just moved from an apartment to their first home with two feet or 2,000 feet of gardening space."
—Cleveland Plain Dealer
"Next time you have a problem in the garden, don't just react, think. This book can help you make smart, safe choices."
—Laura Christman, Redding Record Searchlight
"Sure to cause controversy and heated discussion. ... What this book does is introduce more than 100 products and planting techniques and cite the latest university tests and factual results so that gardeners can make responsible choices and not continue to link the words 'organic,' 'safe' and 'effective' so firmly in their minds."
—Marianne Binetti, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
"You will enjoy and learn from Jeff's clear, careful, and good-humored analysis of the benefits and drawbacks of organic gardening practices and products."
—Scott Conner, AM1090Seattle.com
"Many gardeners use both conventional and organic methods in their gardens, and may welcome a book that doesn't make them feel guilty for doing so. ... [This book] will appeal to open-minded readers who want to be able to compare organic gardening methods to their conventional counterparts."
—Tammy Biondi, Garden And Hearth
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I'm thrilled to announce that Ageless Erotica will come out at the end of February 2013 from Seal Press! In this groundbreaking anthology, 29 writers age 50+ write steamy erotica featuring sexy characters who are also age 50+.
This is not your usual erotica with a few wrinkles slapped on -- these are stories that show how hot sex can be at our age. This collection embraces the agelessness of sexuality while still realistically acknowledging the changes that accompany aging.
Some selections are tender and loving, while others are edgy and kinky. But whether characters are going solo, having spicy sex with partners they love and have loved for decades, or engaging in casual encounters, every story included in these pages aims to arouse and to rejoice in the sensual side of aging.
Ageless Erotica is a stimulating celebration of the many pleasures of "well-seasoned" sex.
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Fund set up for family to collect body of Australian student shot dead in Oklahoma thrill kill
ADA, Okla. – Chris Lane loved baseball, but knew it wouldn't make him a star. Instead, the Australian youth with a quirky passion for America's pastime came to the U.S. for a college education, found a girlfriend and died while training for what was likely his final year on the diamond.
"He achieved at lot for a 22-year-old," his father, Peter Lane, told reporters in Melbourne. "He gave up a lot to follow his dream."
Lane hoped to work in real estate after graduating from East Central University next May but was shot in the back while jogging along a tree-lined street near his girlfriend's home in Duncan last week. Three boys — ages 15, 16 and 17 — have been charged in what prosecutors called a thrill killing.
The Redlands Community College coach who brought Lane to America remembered him Wednesday as a player with heart and passion. Matt Newgent said this wasn't necessarily enough to translate to a professional baseball career, but that Lane's talent secured him a college education.
"Chris was such a level-headed guy. He knew his limitations," said Newgent. "He knew in his heart of hearts he wouldn't make the majors."
Lane, who was about to become a senior, started 14 games at catcher last season and he hit .250.
Lane had been playing baseball for the Essendon Baseball Club in Australia when Newgent recruited him. A former principal at Lane's prep school in Melbourne said Thursday that Lane could have played Australian Rules football, but that he gave that up to pursue baseball — a minor sport in Australia.
"He was involved in other sports. He was a very good AFL (Australian Football League) footballer and could have gone on, I'm sure, in that area. He was a member of our athletics team, it was a champion team. He was very good that way and worked hard at his studies," Frank FitzGerald said.
At Redlands, Lane met Sarah Harper, a collegiate golfer from Duncan. Friends expected them to marry after graduation.
"They were really a good couple and fun to be around," Newgent said.
Harper transferred to Oklahoma Christian University in Edmond during Lane's last year at Redlands. When Lane was looking to move from the community college to a four-year college to finish his degree, he wanted to stay in Oklahoma "because Sarah was in Oklahoma," Newgent said.
Lane and Harper had recently returned from a trip to Australia, and Lane was visiting Harper and her parents in Duncan, a south-central Oklahoma city of about 24,000. Lane was on a training run Friday when three teens chose him at random and shot him for "the fun of it," police said.
Prosecutors charged Chancey Allen Luna, 16, and James Francis Edwards, Jr., 15, of Duncan, with first-degree murder. Under Oklahoma law they will be tried as adults. Michael Dewayne Jones, 17, of Duncan, was charged with using a vehicle in the discharge of a weapon and with accessory to first-degree murder after the fact. He is considered a youthful offender but will be tried in adult court.
Police have said the 17-year-old told authorities the boys were "bored" when they targeted Lane. Autopsy results released Wednesday say Lane died from a "penetrating gunshot wound to back."
An online fund set up to help Lane's parents travel to Oklahoma to collect his body topped AU$90,000 ($81,200) on Thursday.
On the East Central University campus, Lane's baseball teammates told The Associated Press they were not allowed to speak with the media. But in a tribute article on the school's website, teammate Sam Malchar said Lane had a competitive spirit, and was sure to be a success in business.
"He wanted to get into real estate in the states, which I always told him would be a good idea because, with his accent, he could sell a boat in the desert," Malchar said.
Players said it was likely Lane would have been the ECU Tigers' captain in 2014. On his old teams, he was already showing leadership qualities.
"I was immediately struck by the maturity of the kid at that age," said David Tierney, who coached Lane's Under-18 team at Victoria in 2008. "Immediately the other coaches and I made him the captain of the team just because of the way he carried himself and because the other guys in the team seemed to grow a couple of inches when he was around."
Associated Press writer Rod McGuirk in Canberra contributed to this report.
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SYDNEY, Jan. 9 (UPI) -- Dominika Cibulkova rolled to a win Wednesday becoming the only unseeded player to make the semifinals of the Apia International tennis tournament in Sydney.
Cibulkova easily handled third-seeded Sara Errani 6-2, 6-1 in a quarterfinal match. Cibulkova won 62 percent of the points on serve and 64 percent off Errani's serve. She had five breaks in Errani's seven service games.
The other of the quarterfinals played to form with three of the top four seeded players advancing to the semis.
No. 1-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska took a close 6-4, 7-5 decision over Roberta Vinci. Radwanska lost her serve just once. She fought off five break points in the first set while finishing off her lone break opportunity and had two more breaks in the second set.
Second-seeded Angelique Kerber was a 6-3, 7-5 winner over Svetlana Kuznetsova with two breaks in each set and No. 4-seeded Li Na came from behind in a 4-6, 7-6 (7-2), 6-2 decision over Madison Keys.
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At Wise Company, we provide a wide variety of options for families and individuals that areinterested in stocking up on long term foods in case of emergency. We provide anassortment great- tasting gourmet food storage entrees that your family will love toeat! These ready-made freeze dry and dehydrated meals are prepared in minutes by justadding water! We are confident that once you try one of our delicious breakfasts and orentrees you'll be a believer. Finally . . . dependable, simple and affordable foodstorage that will meet your family's needs for many years to come.
Wise Company simplifies the process of choosing the food storage package that best fits your needs. Standard meal packages provide your family with 4 adult servings of one of our tasty breakfasts or entrees, which also translates into servings for a family of 2 adults and 4 kids or 3 adults and 2 kids.
*** All Entrees are Quick Cook 12 minutes or less.
***Buckets = Wise Company takes the safe-keeping of your food a step further by adding another layer of security placing our 4-serving pouches into compact, 4-gallon, square buckets that are very easy to stack and store.Customer Comments
I thought I would pass this along to you. I have been buying your wise food dehydrated foods and I had a question. I e-mailed wise foods and asked if they would get ruined if they were stored in an out side building with no heat and would possibly freeze. Within 10 minutes I received a phone thanking me and said that nobody ever asked that and they don't know. They were going to contact the research department and call me back. It turns out not only is it fine to keep it that cold, but it also could extend the shelf life to 30-35 years. Just thought you and your customers might find this helpful.
- Joe Gardner
Smart Packaging:
Our unique packaging adds value to our meals by protecting them better and making them easier to store and easier to prepare.
1. Nitrogen-Flushed Pouch: Wise Foods' ready-made meals are packed in airtight NITROGEN PACKED pouches. Our unique packaging process removes the majority of the residual oxygen and immediately flushes the mylar bag with nitrogen. This in turn simplifies the preparation process by not having to first locate and then remove an oxygen absorber from each individual pouch.
2. Mylar Family-size 4-serving Foil Pouch: Our unique packaging also adds incredible value to our products by making it easier to store, eat, and further prolong the shelf life of each individual meal. Instead of using #10 cans—which when opened force you to eat enormous amounts of that particular food all at once to prevent rapid spoilage—each meal in repackaged its own separate mylar pouch, thus eliminating waste. It's basically a flexible tin can that gives you the ability to eat what you want, when you want.
3. Square Plastic Container and Grab—and—Go Handle: The safe-keeping of your food is taken a step further by adding another layer of security placing these 4-serving pouches into compact, 4-gallon, square buckets that are very easy to stack and store. There's wasted space by using and boxing #10 cans Wise food storage is much more compact and takes significantly less space. Also, because the buckets are small and light, even children are able to grab and carry a month's supply of food, if needed. If you are placed in an emergency situation these buckets can also serve several other purposes, such as digging or disposing of waste.
4. Stackable Design: Each container is notched on the bottom to ensure stackability. In no more space than a washer and dryer takes up, you can store enough ready-made meals to feed a family of 6 for a full year.
5. Re-sealable Pull Tab Lid: Have you ever tried to open the lid of a 5-gallon bucket typically used for food storage? As you know it can be a real pain. Wise's unique bucket contains an easy-to-open, easy-to-close re-sealable pull tab lid.
Freeze-Dry and Dehydration Processes
Wise Food takes a unique and innovative approach to long-term food storage and emergency preparedness. Our ready-made entrees include both freeze-dried and dehydrated components, depending upon the food component. Through extensive evaluation, research and testing, we have combined both freeze-dried and dehydrated products together to ensure optimal taste, texture and nutritional value. Expensive ingredients such as peas and other vegetables are generally freeze-dried. Other ingredients like noodles and onions actually taste better when dehydrated.
Freeze-Dried and Dehydrated Advantages:
- Food maintains its original flavor, shape, color, and texture
- Food retains its nutritional value
- Food is condensed in size
- With nearly all its water extracted, food is extremely light weight
- With addition of water, food is quickly and completely reconstituted
- Wise customers enjoy peace of mind because of the food's long shelf life
The Freeze-Dry Process
In freeze-drying, the product is first flash frozen and then placed in a vacuum drying chamber. This process removes 98% of the water and moister without affecting the taste, color, form or nutritional value of the food item.
The Dehydration Process
In dehydration, food product moves through a drying chamber where air removes the moisture from the food. This occurs at low temperatures so that the nutritional profile stays intact.
Up to a 25-Year Shelf Life
Wise Foods' ready-made meals are packed in airtight NITROGEN PACKED pouches, and then encased in durable plastic containers. Our unique packaging process removes up to 98% of the residual oxygen through a vacuum oxygen removal and nitrogen flushing practice. Wise Company ready-made meals carry a shelf life of 25 years, with no rotation needed. That's 25 years without the stress of wondering if your family will have enough good, useable food when emergency strikes. Because our entrees won't need to be rotated every few years like other food storage products, buying Wise Foods will save you thousands of dollars long-term as the cost of food keeps going up. By investing in Wise meals you will again be saving thousands of dollars over the years. In an emergency, food may be worth more than diamonds or gold.
Great Taste:
Wise's variety of entrees and breakfasts are not only hearty and nutritious, but also so, so delicious! We've contracted with professional chefs to come up with menu items that both adults and children will love. Each meal is made up of both freeze-dried and or dehydrated components and carefully sealed in its 4-serving mylar pouch. You can be sure that when it's re-hydrated and heated, it will have the same enticing taste and aroma as the day it was first prepared.
Easy to Prepare
Traditional food storage items can be time-consuming and difficult to prepare. Hours of grinding wheat or soaking beans can be labor-intensive and taxing not to mention leaving you with a "meal" that's hardly appetizing. With Wise Foods' ready-made meals, simply add hot water, wait 10-20 minutes, and you're ready to eat.
Official USDA statistics reveal that the average cost to feed a family of 2 adults and 4 children is $14,955.60 per year. Wise's ready-made meals run about $1.60 a serving, making them truly affordable. Our prices are low because we want to work with you to help protect your most important asset, your family.
Because our meals have a 25-year shelf life and won't need to be rotated every few years like other food storage products, they will save you thousands of dollars long-term. By investing in Wise meals, through the years will again save thousands of dollars. In an emergency, food may be worth more than diamonds or gold.
Minimal Storage Area
Typical food storage can take an incredible amount of space to store that most families don't have. Other food storage companies will want you to purchase a year's supply comprising as many as 85 large cases full of awkward and bulky #10 cans. With Wise Company, in no more space than is taken up by a washer and dryer, you can store enough freeze-dried meals to feed a family of 6 for a full year.
Where should I store my Wise Foods? This depends upon where you live. Meals made up of both freeze-dried and dehydrated components are affected by temperature, moisture and light. Optimal storage conditions for our meals are in cool, dry places.
How much water will I need? On average, each individual serving requires 1 cup of water.
Do I have to use boiling water? Hot water speeds up the process of reconstitution. Wise meals will be ready to eat more quickly when hot water is used. However, many of the meals can be re-hydrated and ready to eat with any temperature of water.
How are the meals packaged? 100% of our meals are packaged in mylar pouches that each hold 4 adult servings. These pouches are then arranged in durable polyethylene buckets for easy storage. Please see our Smart Packaging link. How long do the meals last in storage? Up to 25 years. For optimal storage life it is suggested that food be stored in a cool, dry place, such as a basement.
How much food should we have stored for our family? The needs of each family are different. Please refer to our "Storage Calculator" ling to best determine your precise needs.
Why should I purchase from Wise? At Wise Foods we have a long track record of complete customer satisfaction. We are confident that you will find our product both the best priced and the most available. Most buyers receive their product in less than two weeks from the time it is ordered. What alternative uses are there for your product? In addition to storing Wise meals for an emergency situation a number of customers have found our product to be versatile enough to be consumed on a day-to-day basis. Entrees are also often used on camping, hunting and backpacking trips. Others pull them from the pantry at home or take them to work when they don t have time to prepare a meal or go out for lunch.
Customer Review:
I was asked to review a package of the Wise Foods, and I gladly accepted since I wanted to try some before purchasing. Upon opening the package, I noticed that it looked very similar to the brand name noodle packets that you can buy in most stores, but with added vegetables and more noodles. Cooking was very straight forward and easy, just follow the instructions. After it was cooked, the noodles were paired with chicken and sweet potatoes. Time for the taste test....and with apprehension I tasted. I was impressed. Flavor was good, nice and creamy, with a hint of sage flavoring, reminded me of the top of the stove stuffing that you can buy. Went great with the meal. Now having a rather fickle stomach, I waited for the tell tale signs that my stomach didn't like the "new" addition to my dinner plate, but none arrived. Overall I am impressed with Wise foods, and will be purchasing some for some long term "insurance".
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This article was first published in the Summer 2006 issue of Bible and Spade.My purpose is that they may be encouraged in heart and united in love, so that they may have the full riches of complete understanding, in order that they may know the mystery of God, namely, Christ, in whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge (Col 2:2–4).One of the most troubling characteristics of today's Western Christian church is the susceptibility of its members to emotional manipulation by charismatic leaders and to secular arguments and ideas. This general tendency is a direct result of neglecting the pursuit of the intellectual riches found in knowing Christ and in the study of his Holy Word. A worldview and life governed by emotions leaves Christians vulnerable to false doctrines and secular thinking antithetical to Scripture.As I have outlined in a previous editorial (2005), the Christian educational establishment has generally neglected the study of apologetics, thereby woefully missing a necessary component of preparing pastors and teachers for their work in an increasingly secular culture. Apologetic study, such as the archaeological research that ABR conducts, is vital in sharpening the mind and allowing the Christian to "Test everything, hold onto the good. Avoid every kind of evil" (1 Thes 5:21–22).Historical assertions that impugn God's Holy writ are indeed evil, for they essentially call God a liar. The Christian must use his or her intellect by the power of the Holy Spirit and the knowledge of Scripture, not feelings and emotions, to discern truth from falsehood. The public education system, television programs and the university establishment all claim in one way or another that the Bible is not reliable. The battlefield of the mind is where today's war is being waged and, unfortunately, much of the Church is losing this fight because of intellectual neglect. God calls us to worship Him with our entire being. Scripture is replete with examples that demonstrate the use of reason and intellect to spread the Gospel or to bring about some other purpose of God. Take the Apostle Paul for example:
Then Paul, as his custom was, went in to them, and for three Sabbaths reasoned with them from the Scriptures, explaining and demonstrating that the Christ had to suffer and rise again from the dead (Acts 17:2–3).
Or, consider the attitude of the Bereans:
Now the Bereans were of more noble character than the Thessalonians, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true (Acts 17:11).
Note how the Bereans did not blindly accept what Paul said, nor did they merely conduct a worship service or prayer meeting. They examined the Word of God to discern truth from falsehood."What is the greatest commandment?" asked the expert in the law. Jesus replied: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind" (Mt 22:37). The mind is a co-equal part of our being, not one that should be subservient to the heart and soul. In fact, Paul admonishes us:
Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is—His good, pleasing and perfect will (Rom 12:2).
The Christian mind must submit and conform itself to the Word of God in all things, including matters of history. All Christians, not just scholarly people, can and must sharpen their minds by studying the Scriptures and evidences that support the Christian worldview. As the mind of the Christian is transformed, he is able to more easily discern truth from falsehood. As the mind becomes more sanctified, it becomes easier to reject arguments, ideas, and assertions that undermine the Bible. Arguments and philosophies that oppose the Word of God are abundant, subtle and shrewd. This is why Paul warns us:
See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ (Col 2:8).
And, "I tell you this so that no one may deceive you by fine-sounding arguments" (Col 2:4). So, all of us here at ABR encourage you to pray for insight and wisdom as you study and read the Bible. Most importantly, we admonish you to be discerning as you watch history programs about the Bible on TV, review the books your children use at school, sit under teaching in your church (some sectors of the church undermine the Bible, too!), and interact with sincere skeptics who have questions about the Christian faith.Bible and Spade can help you supplement your study of the Bible by providing archaeological evidences that uphold the history of the Biblical text. We hope you enjoy this new and exciting issue of our magazine. We pray for your increased edification and learning. Glorify and worship God with all your mind!Henry B. Smith Jr. is Director of Development for ABR, and is currently enrolled in the MAR program at Westminster Theological Seminary, Glenside, PA. BibliographySmith, Henry B., Jr. 2005 Biblical Archaeology—Eternal Implications. Bible and Spade 18/4:97.
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You write: A worldview and life governed by emotions leaves Christians vulnerable to false doctrines and secular thinking antithetical to Scripture.Is God not intellectual, reasonable AND emotional? Yet you imply that emotion is not congruent with intellect. So you are in fact not comfortable with the character of God?Read Romans 1:18-32 carefully. Paul does a great job of tracing intellectual disintegration. It has nothing to do with emotion. As a matter of fact, it seems to me that Paul is writing with a lot of emotion here. The pattern in Romans 1 is: exchanging the truth of God for a lie, choosing to worship created things instead of the Creator (intellect is a created thing by the way), not glorifying God, and ingratitude. These are the roots for futile thinking, darkened hearts, and idolatry (which can be worshiping our intellectual genius and ideas rather than our Creator God).Nowhere do I see any slant against emotion - after-all it is one of God's greatest gifts to us - to feel what He feels. Love, joy, pain, sorrow, and excitement are just a few of the feelings God feels. It causes Him to weep at times - to the point where he drenches Heshbon and Elealeh with His tears (Isaiah 16:9). Had God not FELT love for us, He would not have sent His Son to die for us. Action inspired and motivated by feeling. Governed? Perhaps.Rather than slam emotions, an obvious and important part of God, we ought to oppose anti-intellectualism and wrong thinking for what it is - also a slight against God. He is intellectual and reasonable - the logos. And wrong thinking is wrong thinking - as Paul exposes in Romans 1. And I think we should do it with emotion and passion.
Derek - 5/6/2011 5:46:51 PM
Dear Derek,Thanks for commenting on the article and for visiting the ABR website.I appreciate your comments and agree with your statements that emotions are an important part of who we are as image bearers, and are analagous to God's emotions.I think you may have missed the fundamental point I was making. It is when worldview and life are GOVERNED by emotions that Christians easily fall into false teaching and theological eccentricities that are unbiblical. Further, Romans 1:18-32 is an indictment against all humanity, and does trace intellectual disintegration to back to idolatry, and particularly the suppression of the knowledge of God in unrighteousness. With that said, I am addressing the CHURCH, whose true members are spiritually regenerated and are no longer in the willfully blinded state which Romans 1:18-32 describes. They are supposed to properly acknowledge God in the creation, and have been "renewed unto knowledge" (Ephesians 4:24).It is not my intention to imply that emotion is not congruent with intellect. Man must worship God with his whole being. "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind" (Mt 22:37). The point is that a life governed by feelings and emotional experience will more often than not lead into poor living, bad choices, and bad theology. And bad orthodoxy inevitably leads to bad orthopraxy.I hope this helps clarify my article. Thanks for writing.Blessings,Henry Smith
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Savoy, Jupiter & More Rock Dim Mak StudiosAugust 3rd, 2012 by @E_Wish1 | Concert/Festival Review, Dance, Dubstep, Electro, Electronic Dance Music, House, Trance |
Dim Mak Studios in Hollywood have been known for their great shows on Tuesdays and this past one further explains why they are so great. EDM duo Savoy, Jupiter and Burn Unit, among others rocked a pack house of energetic party goers. Apparently LA Riots, performed as a secret guest. I did not see that part of the show but I bet it was awesome.
I started my night with Burn Unit. He is a house DJ based in Los Angeles. The place wasn't super packed yet but there were still a lot of people watching him spin. He was not amazing but still pretty solid. Below is his 30 minute set called "Part I: The Afterparty" which has a very similar vibe to what he played at Dim Mak the other night.
Next I saw Jupiter, an Electro Disco Funk duo originally from Paris France. They put on a great show and their vibe really set up the night perfectly for Savoy to come on stage next. Check out a mini-mix of Jupiter's upcoming album Juicy Lucy. Many of these tracks were played during their set.
The night really got popping off was when Savoy came on stage. Not only did the venue fill up faster than college kids passing around a bong, but they even brought on a very talented female vocalist by the name of Heather Bright to add authenticity to their performance.
I've been saying it for a while and I'll mention it again, DJ's need to start bringing singers on stage with them. It brings their shows to a whole new level and it was apparent last night. Check out my favorite song of there's live called "We Are The Sun". Enjoy!
As a whole, a very enjoyable show. Wish I could've stayed longer to see LA Riots but I still had an amazing time!


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OCZ ZS Series 750W Power Supply Review
Introduction and Features
OCZ recently introduced the ZS Series power supplies, which are targeted towards value-oriented gaming systems. The ZS Series complements OCZ's High Performance and Max Performance power supplies and provides an affordable entry point for PC enthusiasts on a budget who still want good efficiency along with NVIDIA SLI or ATI CrossFire support.
The new ZS-Series currently includes three different power supplies ranging in output capacity from 550W up to 750W. The ZS-750 we have up for review today features 750W of continuous output power, is 80 Plus Bronze certified and incorporates all hard-wired cables with four PCI-E connectors. The OCZ ZS Series 750W PSU is currently selling for $84.99 USD (October 2011).
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"Excellent Value for Performance… The OCZ ZS Series PSU is an excellent solution for today's value-oriented gaming systems, and can power both NVIDIA SLI and ATI CrossFire modes with an array of connectors. With the ideal combination of stability and sleek design, ZS is designed with gamers and modders in mind, sporting a compact form factor for compatibility with a range of case designs. Available in configurations ranging from 550W to 750W and backed with OCZ's 3-year Power Swap warranty, the ZS Series PSU gives you peace of mind to ensure stability, low noise, and efficiency of your home gaming system."
OCZ ZS-750 PSU Key Features:
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• Non-modular cabling system
• Four PCI-E connectors: support NVIDIA SLI and ATI CrossFire
• Protection: Over Current, Over Voltage, Under Voltage and Short Circuit
• Safety Approvals: UL, CUL, CE, CB, FCC Class B, TUV, CCC, C-tick
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I question OCZ's inclusion of ZS as "mainstream performance" when ModXStream Pro is pegged as "high performance". This is better PSU than ModXStream Pro sans modularity.
I got this PSU in my game system, it actually holds up Very well, got a i7 2600, 8GB ram and a HD 7850, standard mid end atx mobo, one HDD and 2 DVD players.. the psu never gets loud, never gets really warm and actually i just never have problems with it, so i have a question, is it even worth bothering for higher end psu's with just normal gaming systems?
touch wood - this psu is grate I have had an I5-3570 @4.2 oc 4 sata hd , two hd 7870 oc , dvd burner , 16gb and a ssd
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A putative new species of spider found in the Peruvian Amazon uses forest debris to weave sculptures that resemble a giant spider into its web.
Dec 19, 2012
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PHIL TORRESSome species of spider are known to weave elaborate patterns into their webs, but a newly discovered spider in the Peruvian Amazon tops them all—by sculpting what appears to be a giant mock spider from dead insects, leaves, and other forest debris. Believed to be a new species in the genus Cyclosa, which includes spiders known to build web structures, the 5-mm-long spider may use the decoy to confuse predators.
Biologist and science educator Phil Torres spotted the unusual behavior while leading visitors around a floodplain near Peru's Tambopata Research Center. He contacted arachnid expert Linda Rayor of Cornell University in New York, who confirmed that the construction of spider-shaped decoys has never previously been observed. Torres later returned to same area and found around 25 more spider-building spiders within roughly one square mile.
"I have never seen a structure just like this," William Eberhard, an entomologist at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and the University of Costa Rica, told Wired, though he noted that identifying the spider as new species based on the decoy-building behavior alone is probably not possible.
Torres plans to return to the same area in January with a permit to collect specimens, which will help to verify whether or not the decoy builder is indeed a new species.
Clarification (December 20): Phil Torres found around 25 spiders that build into their webs structures resembling giant spiders. The Scientist has added the information and regrets the omission.


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Leadership North Houston
What is Leadership North Houston?
Leadership North Houston (LNH) was formed in 1995 when several area Chambers of Commerce and the college system partnered together to meet the need for a leadership program in the north Houston area. LNH is governed by a Board of Directors made up of two representatives from each of the following sponsoring organizations:
- Acres Home Chamber for Business and Economic Development, Inc.
- Greater East Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce
- Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce
- Greater Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce
- Houston Intercontinental Chamber of Commerce
- Houston NW Chamber of Commerce
- Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce
- Lone Star College System
- North Houston Association
The program begins in late August with an Orientation followed by a two-day Opening Retreat in late September. Day-long sessions are held monthly from October through May covering topics such as education, cultural arts, economic development, health and human services and more. Participants in the program should achieve the following:
- Learn more about the key issues facing the community
- Develop relationships with other influential leaders in the Houston area
- Make a difference in the future of his/her community
- Emerge as a leader rather than a follower
- Develop an increased knowledge of leadership styles to better serve his/her current organizations and communities
The program curriculum also includes a leadership skills enhancement component which is designed to strengthen a participant's foundation as a leader to achieve personal goals and contribute to the success of their organization. Participants are encouraged to exchange ideas, experiences and best practices as part of the learning process. The Leadership Development Program, facilitated by Executive Coach Matt Williams from Epiphany Professional Development, utilizes an active-learning approach and emphasizes growth in the following key elements of leadership:
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- Influencing Others
- Goal Achievement
The selection process allows for 30 participants to be chosen from the emerging and existing leaders who apply for the program. All applicants must be nominated by an LNH Alumni, LNH or LNHAA Board of Directors. Following completion of Leadership North Houston, program graduates are encouraged to join the Leadership North Houston Alumni Association.
The total investment for the entire ten-month program is $1,500, which can be paid by the individual and/or their employer. This fee covers all program expenses including materials, meals and any special travel that may be required. Some scholarships are available.
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World's Second Largest Video Destination Plans Revamp of Windows Phone 8 App With New Social Integrations, the Ability to Upload Videos on the Go, and Enhanced Video Discovery
World's Second Largest Video Destination Plans Revamp of Windows Phone 8 App With New Social Integrations, the Ability to Upload Videos on the Go, and Enhanced Video Discovery
BARCELONA, SPAIN--(Marketwire - Feb 27, 2013) - MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS (MWC) - Dailymotion (www.dailymotion.com), the world's second largest video destination with 112 million UMV and #31 site online as ranked by comScore, today announced an imminent overhaul of its Windows Phone 8 app with Facebook connect, mobile upload and video discovery features.
Dailymotion users can share their favorite videos with friends directly from the app using Windows Phone's deep social integration, including via Facebook, fully integrated for instant Timeline publication and social distribution. Just as Dailymotion's Windows Phone 8 app allows users to easily find their favorite videos and discover new ones, the new features enable Windows Phone users to share Dailymotion's video content in real-time, hassle-free.
The app's upload features include direct publication right from any Windows Phone 8 smartphone, with the option to choose from videos already saved in a local library or to record and upload videos on-demand. These features tap Lenses, a new experience in Windows Phone 8 empowering mobile users to unleash their creativity as it sparks -- directly from the phone's camera viewfinder. Adaptive bitrate controls and quality optimization ensure the best possible network usage while limiting mobile bandwidth consumption, as well.
"With the popularity of Windows Phone 8 and a growing line of smartphones, Dailymotion is proud to bring seamless video uploading and sharing to the already impressive Windows Phone 8 user experience," says Vincent Martin, VP Distribution and Business Development at Dailymotion. "We are always working to find new ways to allow users to share their creativity with the world and discover new content that inspires them, and this updated Windows Phone 8 app is the perfect tool to do just that."
In addition to the new app features, Dailymotion's Windows Phone 8 app will continue to allow users to view and discover their favorite video content from Dailymotion's library of over 30 million videos. Through instant Live Tile updates on the device's Start screen, to notifications on the lock screen, Dailymotion users will never miss the latest and greatest online videos. Dailymotion video results will even be showcased when users search directly on their devices main search platform.
"Apps come to life on Windows Phone thanks to features like Live Tiles, Lenses and deep social media integration," said Todd Brix, General Manager, Windows Phone Apps, Microsoft Corp. "Dailymotion takes advantage of all these features and more to enable users to both discover and share their own videos in new and interesting ways."
The new app is scheduled for release to the Windows Phone 8 store in April.
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- Bring a splash of colour to your floors with this wonderful collection of ecclectic rugs. A bold rug is the perfect statement piece for any room, and the best thing about them is that they're easy to change - making it easy to keep up with seasonal trends.
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by Pete Mazzaccaro
Teenagers Inc. hosted its annual fundraiser, Taste of Chestnut Hill on Sunday Nov. 14 in the dining room of Springside School. The event, featuring a generous selection of food and auction items donated by local businesses netted the group at least $4,000 for its general operation.
Teenagers Inc. director Marianne Dwyer said the participation of local businesses was "incredible." But she had hoped for more community participation.
"There could have been more people from the neighborhood out," she said. "We sold fewer tickets than last year and had food leftover, but we donated the food to a women's shelter."
Still, Dwyer was pleased with the annual event. Not only did businesses lend support, but 40 parents and Teen members helped out the even together.
In addition to the auction and good food, event attendees heard a presentation from Chris Mathews who runs the Guatemala chapter of God's Child project, which members of Teenagers Inc have supported in to trips to Guatemala over the last three years.
Funds from the event will go to support the program, a 501c3 non-profit, which serves some 400 children in the area.
Anyone who missed the event but would like to support Teenagers Inc. or learn more about the work the group is doing, visit their brand new website: teensincphilly.org


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More than 2,000,000 Federal soldiers were twenty-one or under (of a total of some 2,700,000)
More than 1,000,000 were eighteen or under.
About 800,000 were seventeen or under.
About 200,000 were sixteen or under.
About 100,000 were fifteen or under.
Three hundred were thirteen or under-most of these fifers or drummers, but regularly enrolled, and sometimes fighters.
Twenty-five were ten or under. A study of a million Federal enlistments turned up only 16,000 as old as forty-four, and only 46,000 of twenty-five or more. Many of the older men with large families, received exemptions
Yet by other authorities, the Union armies were made up like this: 30 per cent of men under twenty-one; 30 per cent from twenty-one to twenty-four; 30 per cent from twenty-five to thirty; 10 per cent over thirty.
Confederate figures are skimpier, but one sample of 11,000 men produced about 8,000, the great majority, between eighteen and twenty-nine. There was one of thirteen, and three were fourteen; 31 were fifteen; 200 were sixteen; 366 were seventeen; and about a thousand were eighteen. Almost 1,800 were in their thirties, about 400 in their forties, and 86 in their fifties. One man was seventy, and another, seventy-three.
Most of the youths of tender age slipped in as musicians, for there were places for 40,000 in the Union armies alone. There are numerous tales of buglers too small to climb into saddles unaided, who rode into pistol-and-saber battles with their regiments. Most famous of these on the Union side was Johnny Clem, who became drummer to the 22nd Michigan at eleven, and was soon a mounted orderly on the staff of General George H. Thomas, with the "rank" of lance sergeant.
No one knows the identity of the war's youngest soldier, but on the Confederate side, in particular, there was a rush of claimants. Some of their tales belong with the war's epic literature:
George S. Lamkin of Winona, Mississippi, joined Stanford's Mississippi Battery when he was eleven, and before his twelfth birthday was severely wounded at Shiloh.
T.D. Claiborne, who left Virginia Military Institute at thirteen, in 1861 reportedly became captain of the 18th Virginia that year, and was killed in 1864, at seventeen. (This likely belongs with the war's apochrypha.)
E.G. Baxter, of Clark County, Kentucky, is recorded as enlisting in Company A, 7th Kentucky Cavalry in June, 1862,when he was not quite thirteen (birth date: September 10, 1849), and a year later was a second lieutenant.
John Bailey Tyler, of D Troop, 1st Maryland Cavalry, born in Frederick, Maryland, in 1849, was twelve when war came. He fought with his regiment until the end, without a wound.
T.G. Bean, of Pickensville, Alabama, was probably the wars most youthful recruiter. He organized two companies at the University of Alabama in 1861, when he was thirteen, though he did not get into service until two years later, when he served as adjutant of the cadet corps taken into the Confederate armies.
M.W. Jewett, of Ivanhoe, Virginia, is said to have been a private in the 59th Virginia at thirteen, serving at Charleston, South Carolina , in Florida, and at the siege of Petersburg.
W.D. Peak, of Oliver Springs, Tennessee, was fourteen when he joined Company A, 26th Tennessee, and Matthew J. McDonald, of Company I, 1st Georgia Cavalry, began service at the same age.
John T. Mason of Fairfax County, Virginia, went through the first battle of Manassas as a "marker" for the files of the 17th Virginia at age fourteen, was soon trained as a midshipman in the tiny Confederate Navy, and was aboard the famed cruiser Shenandoah.
One of Francis Scott Key's grandsons, Billings Steele, who lived near Annapolis, Maryland, crossed the Potomac to join the rangers of Colonel John S. Mosby, at the age of sixteen.
Source: "The Civil War, Strange and Fascinating Facts" by Burke Davis