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Kennet Bath needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 73 designs submitted by 25 freelance designers.
Assisteria is a company that helps and assist disabled people in their daily life. Assisteria is the high class choice for disabled people in Sweden. We take exquisite care of our residents and is seen as the best and most secure care takers on the care provider market.
Disabled people and their relatives. Of course the logo will be used in all marketing material.
It should look clean, crisp, modern and fresh.
The symbol could have the shape of an A (Assisteria).
The files we will require are:
Print file format - .ai (CMYK)
Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd (RGB)
Please do not use any stock images or clip art in the logo.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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We encourage our diverse and inclusive workforce to exercise their individuality and creativity to drive groundbreaking ideas. This is how we make an impact on the future of technology—and beyond that—the world.
"Diversity makes sense. It's at the heart of innovation. At Oracle, we hire the best people and invest in their success so we can deliver the best products and solutions to our customers. Being the best means being diverse."—Mark Hurd, Oracle CEO
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The general public, the majority, aren't like us and only want people in office, making the rules, whom believe in generally the same they do. The landscape is now set for a new level of trained discrimination against all others who don't accept the same principles and rules as they, because in this world that apparently is coming apart at the seams (which is what they perceive) the only way to "fix it" is to put into power the ones who will carry the voice of their belief to the top, mandating their principles upon the masses (aka Tea Party). That may sound a little redundant, but it's my eagle eye view of all of it.
If they don't worry you, they should.
Doone is right. Our media is failing us in this avenue.
George Bush was a great example, Cass.
"George Bush says he speaks to god every day, and christians love him for it. If George Bush said he spoke to god through his hair dryer, they would think he was mad. I fail to see how the addition of a hair dryer makes it any more absurd." - Sam Harris
Check this out.
The film Religulous is ok and worth a look too.


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Pro bike: Frédéric Guesdon's FDJ Lapierre X-Lite Paris-Roubaix
Former winner's steed epitomizes the craziness of Hell of the North
We've witnessed a stabilizing trend in equipment at Paris-Roubaix in recent years, with most teams and riders settling on the same basic formula: slightly modified road framesets that allow more tire clearance without having to resort to long-reach or cantilever brakes, bulbous tubular tires, and carbon frames that are almost specifically engineered just to handle the pavé.
Then there's the bike of FDJ's Frédéric Guesdon. Even as late as the eve of the race, team mechanics said the 1997 Paris-Roubaix winner was undecided as to whether he'd use one of the new carbon fiber machines provided by team sponsors Lapierre or the (very) tried-and-true platform that had faithfully carried him to the line before (including back in 2006).
Guesdon had two bikes lined up for Paris-Roubaix: Lapierre's latest Sensium model with elastomer-damped seatstays and a modified X-Lite 'cross frame he's been using since at least 2006
In the end it appears he decided to go with the carbon bike and save his trusty X-Lite for a spare. Even so, that he would even consider racing something like this is quite the testament to how different Paris-Roubaix is from other road events and a good example of the lengths teams and mechanics will go to to create something that will survive.
This machine is decidedly basic, comprising a TIG-welded aluminum cyclo-cross frame and full-carbon 'cross fork but with modern Shimano Dura-Ace 7900 running gear. While Guesdon opted for cantilever brakes back in 2006, he decided to use long-reach road calipers instead this year. Much to the chagrin of the mechanics, his frame and fork had no provisions for doing so.
So instead, they devised a crude looking setup of steel plates that sandwiches the fork crown and rear brake bridge with a long nut and bolt. The caliper is then mounted to another set of holes beneath. Though seemingly effective, this solution greatly reduces the radial tire clearance that the 'cross frame is intended to supply in the first place – interesting, to say the least.
FDJ mechanics can't be credited for the most elegant solution here but they did come up with a way to attach a long-reach road brake caliper to the front end of Frederic Guesdon's Lapierre
Mechanics also had to come up with a sponsor-correct solution for the headset as Shimano have never made one to work with a 1-1/8in threadless steerer. Out came the machine tools again; this time they milled a threaded Deore XT headset to work with a tapered compression ring.
Guesdon took an expectedly conservative approach to the rest of the build, which includes traditional box-section Ambrosio Nemesis aluminum rims laced with straight-gauge DT Swiss Champion spokes and brass nipples to Dura-Ace 7800 hubs (three-cross, of course) and shod with aggressively treaded 28mm-wide tubulars.
Frederic Guesdon's 'Hutchinson' tubulars feature an aggressive tread design and an actual casing width of 28mm
The spec includes a PRO aluminum bar, aluminum stem and carbon-and-aluminum seatpost, a K:ium-railed Fi'zi:k Aliante saddle and sturdy Elite Ciussi Gel bottle cages. Lest we state the obvious, such a setup is heavy, weighing 8.64kg (19.05lb) as pictured.
Guesdon was one of the oldest riders competing in this year's Paris-Roubaix and, with no disrespect to the Frenchman's talents, few people were expecting him to win. The 39-year-old went on to finish an impressive 11th despite suffering a puncture. "There's always Frédéric Guesdon," said team manager Marc Madiot – himself a Paris-Roubaix champion in 1991 – before the race. "He's indestructible."
Shimano never made threadless headsets so instead of going with another brand, FDJ mechanics modified an old Deore XT headset to fit
Complete bike specifications
- Frame: Lapierre X Lite CX
- Fork: Carbon cyclo-cross
- Headset: Shimano Deore XT 1-1/8in, modified to threadless
- Stem: PRO Vibe 7S, 130mm x -6°
- Handlebar: PRO PLT Anatomic, 42cm (c-c)
- Tape: Bike Ribbon cork
- Front brake: Shimano BR-A550
- Rear brake: Shimano BR-A550
- Brake levers: Shimano Dura-Ace STI Dual Control ST-7900
- Front derailleur: Shimano Dura-Ace FD-7900-F
- Rear derailleur: Shimano Dura-Ace RD-7900
- Shift levers: Shimano Dura-Ace STI Dual Control ST-7900
- Cassette: Shimano Dura-Ace CS-7900, 11-23T
- Chain: Shimano Dura-Ace CS-7900
- Crankset: Shimano Dura-Ace FC-7900, 175mm, 53/41T w/ Spécialités TA Alize 41T inner ring
- Bottom bracket: Shimano Dura-Ace SM-BB7900
- Pedals: Shimano Dura-Ace SPD-SL PD-7900
- Rims: Ambrosio Nemesis tubular, 32-hole
- Front hub: Shimano Dura-Ace HB-7800
- Rear hub: Shimano Dura-Ace FH-7800
- Spokes: DT Swiss Champion w/ brass nipples, 3-cross
- Front tire: "Hutchinson" (Dugast Paris-Roubaix tubular, 27mm?)
- Rear tire: "Hutchinson" (Dugast Paris-Roubaix tubular, 27mm?)
- Saddle: Fi'zi:k Aliante TwinFlex w/ K:ium rails
- Seatpost: PRO PLT Carbon Composite
- Bottle cages: Elite Ciussi Gel (x2)
- Computer: PRO SX4-W
- Other accessories: Deda Dog Fang chain watcher
Critical measurements
- Rider's height: 1.85m (6ft 1in)
- Rider's weight: 73kg (161lb)
- Saddle height, from BB (c-t): 785mm
- Saddle setback: 83mm
- Seat tube length, c-t: 550mm
- Seat tube length, c-c: 490mm
- Tip of saddle nose to C of bars (next to stem): 592mm
- Saddle-to-bar drop (vertical): 95mm
- Head tube length: 142mm
- Top tube length: 570mm
- Total bicycle weight: 8.64kg (19.05lb)


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LOS ANGELES — There's not much else to do but stare in disbelief when presented with a 300-pound cadaver who has been dissected to reveal a thick layer of fat coating its organs and midsection.
Sure, it's not something you see everyday, but it is something you can see through the end of March at the California Science Center. The exhibit, Body Works 2, is a traveling show that puts whole skinless bodies in lifelike poses or displays dissected bodies to show how the body works. In America this is the debut of Body Works 2, although the original exhibit, Body Works, was quite popular when it debuted in Osaka, Japan, in 1995. Both versions highlight what happens when you don't take care of your body; a set of blackened lungs from smoking, a cirrhosis-infected liver, clogged arteries and in the case of the 300-pound cadaver, malfunction of the heart, are all shown in graphic detail.
"The reaction I've seen is that people are amazed to see what's there," Georgina Gomez, spokesperson for the exhibit, said. "I hear a lot of, 'Oh, no more French fries for me.' They can actually see what happens with obesity."
German anatomist Gunther von Hagens preserved the donated bodies through a process that replaces body fluids with plastic. The "Suicide by Fat — Obesity Revealed" section of the exhibit was made possible after 15 years of work by Von Hagens to develop a substance that looked like fat.
Schools, university groups and fitness facilities are encouraged to view the exhibit to see not only what obesity can do to the body, but also to see how muscles work when doing yoga, gymnastics or other athletic activities. Group rates are offered, and the center gives out brochures and other items to post for your members.
The exhibit runs through March 27, and then moves to a new location that will soon be announced. For more information go to: www.bodyworlds.com.


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Hitler has become an iconic figure in Asia in recent years, and his book Mein Kampf is being sold in bookstores across the continent. Israel has decided to work against that trend by inviting educators from India, Korea, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia to guide them in Holocaust studies.
For the first time a group of 20 school principals and teachers from India recently arrived in Israel to learn about the Holocaust at the International School at Yad Vashem (Israel's national Holocaust memorial and museum).
Dressed in traditional garb, the Indian guests were taught about the true horrors of the Holocaust as a background for ethics and history lessons at schools and universities in their own country. Some of the participants represented school systems that oversee the education of over two million students all the way from kindergarten to university.
The Indian delegation was invited by the Foreign Ministry's Department for Combating Anti-Semitism and by Yad Vashem, both of which hoped the visit would spark increased study of the Holocaust throughout Asia.
This month will also see the first visit by a group of 23 educators from New Zealand. Recently, a group of 20 teachers from Australia and another delegation from Singapore arrived for background lessons on the Holocaust.
"This demonstrates how the topic of the Holocaust remains of interest and is still relevant to the 21st century," said Gideon Baker, director of the Department for Combating Anti-Semitism.
"In 2013, we will expand the study of the Holocaust to countries that have not yet studied the subject in any organized manner, such as South Korea and Cyprus, as well as establish mobile training teams in India," Baker added.
There is no anti-Semitism in India. Mein Kampf sells in local bookstores and there is general admiration of Hitler as being a "strong man," but the public is mostly ignorant about who Hitler truly was and what he did to six million Jews. "Precisely for this reason it is important to teach the Holocaust in this country," said Baker.
Asia in general does not have an anti-Semitism problem. But Nazi symbols are widely used and Hitler is often idolized without true understanding of what this means to the Jews.
Israeli diplomats in Asia say that this phenomenon most often occurs as a result of ignorance and with no hostile intentions. "A lot of people in Asia are aware of what happened in Europe in general. Unfortunately, many people think that Hitler was a hero, not a monster, so it is important to strengthen the memory of the Holocaust," explained the Foreign Ministry.
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Docomomo US/DC is dedicated to increasing public awareness, appreciation and protection of Modern architecture, landscapes, neighborhoods and sites in Washington D.C. and surrounding areas in Maryland and Virginia.Through education, public programs, documentation and advocacy, Docomomo US/DC works to ensure that the rich legacy of the Modern Movement in the greater
Washington, DC area is preserved for future generations. The chapter partners with local and regional organizations, universities and governmental entities to advance its mission.
The founding members of the board are John Burns, Cecille Chen, Jeremiah Huth, Thomas Jester, Clare Kelly, Richard Longstreth, Liz Meitner, Marcus Monroe, Scott Paden, and Michael Shapiro.
Photo (right): Attendees of the July chapter meeting in front of the Capitol Skyline Hotel designed by Morris Lapidus, 1961. Credit: Colin Mackillop, 2014
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Llorente open to Premier League move
Athletic Bilbao striker Fernando Llorente has admitted he could be tempted into a move to the Premier League next summer.
The forward has confirmed he intends to leave Bilbao when his contract winds down at the end of the season and ahead of January 1 when he will be able to talk to clubs outside of Spain, he is in the spotlight.
Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham have all been linked with the Spain international and a move to England is something that catches his eye.
"I really like the Premier League and I've mentioned on more than one occasion that it's a league which appeals to me a lot," Llorente told Sky Sports. "You never know. It's one good option in terms of my future but we'll have to wait until the end of the season to see what happens.
"It is true that we are approaching the date when I can sign for other clubs.
"I'm trying to keep it so that it is something which is managed by my brother and my representatives. That leaves me to focus on my football and help my team, Athletic, and nothing else."
It has been claimed Llorente has already agreed a deal to join Serie A side Juventus, but he says that talk is wide of the mark.
"That's totally untrue," Llorente said. "I think it's normal that people talk about these things, but ultimately you have to respect the rules.
"I am an Athletic player and, until January 1, I cannot sign with any other team."


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Jessica Merritt's post at CollegeDegrees.com which is almost entirely below (http://www.collegedegrees.com/blog/2008/06/24/how-to-make-flickr-work-for-your-library-50-resources/ ) on "…How to Make Flickr Work for Your Library…" was loaded with useful reference information should I or someone else want to use Flickr in this or another library. I have used Flickr in the past before it was purchased by Yahoo. My personal photos were migrated to Yahoo Flickr when this happened. Unfortunately, I would not upgrade to the non-free version so now only a small portion of my photos are available to me without upgrading my account. I was given time to move the photos before the big change but obviously it wasn't enough time for me. Anyway, here are the ideas about using Flickr professionally (I hope they don't mind using so much of the post. The copyright information is at the bottom):
"Getting Started
Follow these guides to get a crash course in using Flickr in your library.
- Why should librarians care about Flickr?: This librarian makes the case for using Flickr in the library.
- Priceless Images: Getting Started with Flickr: Check out this post for an introduction to Flickr for libraries.
- Get Flickr-tastic!: This guide will show you the ropes for using Flickr in your library.
Check out these ideas for using Flickr to get inspired.
- Give a virtual tour: See how this library offers a look around on Flickr.
- Online Outreach: Sarah Houghton-Jan suggests using Flickr to find images of your library.
- Share event photos: This library shares photos of a Charlotte's Web event on Flickr.
- Advocate with Images: This article discusses using Flickr to let your community know what's going on in the library.
- Flickr for a Library Tour: This librarian from the University of Winnipeg describes the details she used to create a photo tour of the library.
- Share history: Post historical photos of your library on Flickr for all to see.
- Create custom posters: Lansing Public Library made their own READ posters with Flickr.
- Promote events: This library promoted their book and bake sale on Flickr.
- Libraries and Librarians: This group on Flickr is a fast growing community of librarians around the world.
- Show off cool gear: Inspire other librarians by sharing new additions to your library.
- Library of Congress: Visit this awe-inspiring image archive to get an idea of how powerful Flickr can be for your library.
- Libraries that use Flickr: Check out this list to see how other libraries are making use of Flickr.
- Murder by the Book: This Flickr set promotes a murder mystery event held at a library.
- Flickr/Yahoo & Library Collection: Find out how the National Library of Australia is building an image bank with Flickr.
- Steal this Idea: Flickr for Librarians: This resource offers a wealth of great ideas for using Flickr in your library.
- Image storage: This wiki page takes advantage of Flickr's easy image storage.
- How nonprofits can use Flickr: TechSoup offers recommendations for using Flickr.
- Teen Trading Cards: Hennepin County Library has used Flickr to get teens involved.
- Create a magazine cover: One library used a Flickr tool to create a magazine cover and share it with the community.
- Things to Do With Flickr in Libraries: This guide offers a variety of useful ideas for putting Flickr to work.
- Celebrate new additions: This library shows off their first bookmobile patron and more.
- Show off events: Show your community that your library holds fun events by putting their photos on Flickr.
Put these tools to work to make Flickr even more useful.
- Flickr Storm: Use this Flickr search engine to locate images with specific Creative Commons licenses.
- Flickr Favorites via RSS: With this tool, you can have your favorite Flickr users' favorites sent to you by RSS.
- Flickr Machine Tags: This tool makes linking and tagging your photos much easier.
- Motivational Poster Maker: Create motivational posters for your library using this Flickr tool.
- TechSoup Technology Donations: Thanks to TechSoup, you can get a free Flickr Pro account for your library.
- Free Use Photos: This group is full of photos you can use for free and without restrictions in your library. You can also upload your own photos to share with the group.
- Flickr Backup: This application allows you to back up your precious Flickr photos and save them locally. This is also helpful if you've lost photos, but have them on Flickr.
- FlickrSlidr: Use the FlickrSlidr to embed Flickr slideshows on your library's site or blog in a simple, easy way.
- MyFlickr: Put this application on your library's Facebook profile, and you'll be able to stream your Flickr photos.
For specific instructions on how you can use Flickr, visit these guides and tutorials.
- Let's Play Tag: This article discusses best practices for tagging photos and more.
- Thirteen Tips for Effective Tagging: Follow these tips to make your images easy to find.
- Flickr pornography: Discuss how you handle filtering of pornography on Flickr in this forum.
- Social Tagging Workshop Session: Learn how you can put tags from Flickr and beyond to work in your library.
- Web 2.0 & Libraries: Best Practices for Social Software: Michael Stephens offers a guide to using social software, including Flickr, in libraries.
- Social Networking, Flickr, & MMOGs: You'll find lots of information about using Flickr in this collection of podcasts and presentations for social libraries.
- 10 Reasons to Use Flickr at Your Library: Get inspiration for using Flickr from these excellent examples.
- 10 More Reasons to Use Flickr in Your Libraries: This post expands upon the previous one, offering even more ways to make use of Flickr in the library.
- Flickr + Libraries = Scary, Scary, Scary to Some Folks: This blogger explains why Flickr is anything but a scary tool, and how you can make the most out of it.
- University of Michigan: Flickr: The University of Michigan explains in great detail how to use, and what you can do with, Flickr.
- Flickr Learning and Sharing: In this guide, you'll see how to use Flickr for marketing and building your library.
- Flickr for Academic Libraries: This post explains a few things about Flickr, and how you can use it in an academic library.
- Flickr for Library Teens: Find out how to best use Flickr for your library's teenage demographic.
- 7 Things You Should Know About Flickr: This document explains how you can use Flickr as an educational resource.
- Flickr & Libraries: Read over this librarian's notes on a discussion concerning library use of Flickr.
- Why should libraries be socially networking?: Here you'll find out why using Flickr and other social tools is important for your library, and a few ways to use them.
- Patrons Participating in Library 2.0: Find out how you can get your library patrons involved in Flickr.
- Are Flickr Modules Good for Library Websites?: Joomla considers how libraries can improve upon Flickr module use…"
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My cousin Leif is a Guinness fan and is always willing to split a pint of creamy stout. One cold spring evening, he and I got the idea to make a Guinness sauce for cowboy steaks. Luckily, the sauce used only half a cup of the beer, and Leif was more than happy to finish the pint.
The steak was a rib eye on the trimmed bone, the cut that old-time butchers call a cowboy steak. You can pick it up by the bone and feel like Fred Flintstone, but it's a lot of meat. Leif and I like to think we're pretty tough, but these steaks were too much for each of us to handle for dinner and could feed two or three noncowboys apiece. There was steak and eggs for breakfast the next morning.–Ian Knauer
LC Morning After Cowboy Steaks Note
True, these cowboy steaks constitute pretty sizable steaks, though we're not going to complain about having leftovers. Actually, we don't think we've ever bellyached about such an extravagance as morning-after rib eye. Have you? (And if you have, for shame!) Speaking of leftovers, it's such a shame the recipe calls for only half a cup of stout. What, oh what, to do with the rest of the bottle?!
Cowboy Steaks
- Quick Glance
- Serves 6 (or 4 cowboys)
- Two (2- to 2 1/2-pound) bone-in rib eye steaks (preferably 2 to 2 1/2 inches or 5 to 6 cm thick)
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large shallot, thinly sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon store-bought or homemade tomato paste
- 1/2 cup Guinness or other Irish stout
- 1/2 cup beef stock
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter (2 oz)
- 1. Preheat the oven to 400°F (204°C).
- 2. Season the steaks with the salt and pepper. Heat the oil in a large, heavy, ovenproof cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat until it shimmers. Sear the steaks until browned on both sides, then turn the steaks on the fatty edge, opposite the bone, and sear until browned. This searing and turning should take 6 or so minutes total. If the skillet seems crowded with both steaks, sear them in batches, draining the fat in between steaks.
- 3. Transfer the skillet containing the steaks to the oven until the steaks register 110°F (43°C) in the center with an instant-read thermometer for medium-rare. This will take at least 20 minutes for a steak that's 2 to 2 1/2 inches and 30 minutes or more if your steak is thicker. [For medium, leave the steaks in the oven for another 5 minutes, or until they reach 115°F (46°C).] Transfer the steaks to a cutting board and let them rest for at least 10 minutes.
- 4. While the steaks rest, pour off all but 2 tablespoons of the luscious pan juices from the skillet, then add the shallot and garlic and cook over medium heat, stirring, until the garlic is golden brown, about 2 minutes. Add the tomato paste and cook, stirring constantly, until the paste starts to brown, about 1 minute. Add the Guinness and boil until the liquid is almost completely reduced to a syrup, about 2 minutes. Add the stock and Worcestershire sauce, then boil until the liquid is reduced by about half, 2 to 3 minutes. Remove the skillet from the heat and whisk in the butter until it's incorporated into the sauce.
- 5. Serve the steaks with the Guinness sauce on the side.
If you make this recipe, snap a photo and hashtag it #LeitesCulinaria. We'd love to see your creations on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.


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Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back Mug
Who protects your coffee?
- 12 oz mug with artwork from The Empire Strikes Back
- All of your favorite characters are there, even the tauntaun
- Integrated handle included at no extra charge
You need to make a statement in your office. And that statement is "Don't Mess With My Caffeine." If you leave your mug to dry by the sink, you don't want any fool from HR picking it up and using it for their namby-pamby green tea. No way. Your black mug is used for black coffee. Black like your Sith heart.
This mug will delight young and old fans of Star Wars. Featuring a movie illustration from The Empire Strikes Back (the best movie in the series - just sayin'), Darth Vader looms large. But don't worry, all your other favorites are there: Leia, Luke, Han Solo, R2-D2, C-3PO, Lando Calrissian, and a handful of Stormtroopers. Use it to make a statement in your break room.
Product Specifications
- Mug featuring a movie illustration from The Empire Strikes Back
- Giant Darth Vader clearly dominates the image because the Dark Side is cool
- There's even a tauntaun - and it's not being used as a sleeping bag (yet)
- Features: Vader, Leia, Luke (x2), Han Solo, R2-D2, C-3PO, Lando Calrissian, Stormtroopers, and more!
- Holds 12 oz of your favorite beverage


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
US presidential candidate Mitt Romney recently suggested that if he wins the current race for the White House, he will significantly alter the degree and manner of America's involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
Likening the situation to the ongoing tug-of-war between China and Taiwan, Romney told a room of campaign donors in Boca Raton, Florida that the best America and the West can hope for at present is to contain the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The gathering took place behind closed doors on May 17, but an attendee filmed Romney's response to a question about the "Palestinian problem" and uploaded the footage to YouTube this week.
Romney said that when looking at the Middle East situation he is forced to consider that "the Palestinians have no interest whatsoever in establishing peace, and that [therefore] the pathway to peace is almost unthinkable to accomplish."
Romney suggested that those who argue for simply giving the Palestinian Arabs an independent state in Judea, Samaria and Gaza are not looking at the bigger picture.
"The border between Israel and the West Bank is...right next to Tel Aviv, which is the financial capital, the industrial capital of Israel, the center of Israel," explained Romney. "[On the] other side of what would be this new Palestinian state would either be Syria at one point, or Jordan. And of course the Iranians would want to do through the West Bank exactly what they did through Lebanon, what they did near Gaza. Which is that the Iranians would want to bring missiles and armament into the West Bank and potentially threaten Israel."
Romney said the only way for Israel to feel secure in such a situation would be to police the new Palestinian state's borders and airspace, which obviously the Palestinians would not agree to.
"I look at the Palestinians not wanting to see peace anyway, for political purposes [being] committed to the destruction and elimination of Israel, and [then] these thorny issues, and I say, 'There's just no way,'" continued Romney, noting that at present it is better to simply "hope for some degree of stability [while recognizing] that this is going to remain an unsolved problem."
"We live with [a similar situation] in China and Taiwan," concluded Romney. "We have a potentially volatile situation but we sort of live with it, and we kick the ball down the field and hope that ultimately, somehow, something will happen and resolve it."
The Palestinian leadership was infuriated by Romney's remarks, calling them "absolutely unacceptable."
The Obama Administration also took a jab at Romney, with White House spokesman Jay Carney saying that the Republican's approach lacks "leadership," while failing to address the fact that, as Romney pointed out, the US has long sidestepped the China-Taiwan conflict.
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Pardew delighted by Ba response
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew praised striker Demba Ba for turning his anger into goals to kick-start the club's Barclays Premier League campaign.
Ba's double at Everton on Monday night - after he was initially left smouldering on the bench - secured an unlikely point, and his strike at St James' Park on Sunday saw off Norwich 1-0. The forward made his feelings clear after his heroics at Goodison Park, and agent Alex Gontran suggested the player would have to consider his options if he was dropped again.
Pardew said: "There has just been so much nonsense written about it. His agent sent me an e-mail saying he was misquoted, and I actually believe him. I am not usually one to believe agents that much, but I do believe him on this occasion, and I also think Demba's anger has been generated in the right way - to improve for Newcastle United."
He added: "There is no way that Demba can play every game this season. He is going to miss some other games - so will Shola [Ameobi] and so will Papiss [Cisse].
"The best thing we can do is try to play the best players we have and get a win, and Demba led from start to finish - not just his goal - in the dressing room, everything about him was top drawer."
Ba's 19th-minute strike, his fourth of the season, ultimately secured just Newcastle's second league victory of the campaign, although a series of other chances went begging with Cisse missing from the penalty spot.
Norwich, who also went close through Wes Hoolahan and Robert Snodgrass, might have been level had Steve Harper not made a vital 47th-minute block from Andrew Surman.
For Canaries boss Chris Hughton, who was given a warm welcome back to Tyneside by Newcastle fans grateful for the job he did there in the wake of relegation from the top flight, there were positives despite the ongoing wait for a first league win of the season.
He said: "It was always one that I was looking forward to. The reception was excellent and I was absolutely delighted with that.
"What I wanted it to be was an even better day, and an even better day would have been for us to get a result that I think, on the balance of play as the away team, we probably deserved."


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* I asked Tony Prohaska if his dad socialized much with any other big name illustrators and - wow! - the stories! As well as being immensely entertaining, these anecdotes shed some light on the status enjoyed by illustrators of that time as legitimate celebrities in their own right.
From Ray Prohaska's son, Tony:
"When Ray first came to New York he became friends with James Montgomery Flagg, who took him on as kind of a protégé.
My parents met at a party at Flagg's house, in 1935. Several other illustrators were at this party, as well as members of the press, both radio and print. Most of the revelers belonged to one, if not all, of the following clubs; The Society of Illustrators, Artists and Writers, and The Dutch Treat Club."
"Carolyn, who knew many of the revelers, told it to me this way: There was a guy named Jimmy Stranahan, who was always in the picture. He had a girlfriend, and they were draped over a sofa."
"Ray was in the kitchen and everyone was jumping with the red wine, and suddenly he, Ray, emerged from his labors. He was doing the cooking. He said to Carolyn, "What are you, the intellectual type?" No, [ she said, ] she wasn't going to play that game. Instead, she countered with, "Read any good books lately?" and Ray started telling her about The Natives Return, Louis Adamic's book. Carolyn said, "Well, I've read The Return of the Native," but Ray brushed that aside. " I am a peasant! I'm going back!" he exclaimed. He was going back to Yugoslavia. They must have hit it off, because the rest of the party they both remembered as boring."
"Carolyn later remembered Carl Muller's girlfriend, Ruth, complaining because Merrill, Carl's son, who was all of eighteen then, had run up a $15 dollar a month dry cleaning bill! She always remembered that every time, years later, she watched Merrill on the news. ( By the time of J.F.K.'s presidency, he had become an anchor for NBC News.)"
"After Ray and Carolyn met, they sort of went steady for a few years, before getting married, and they "partied" a lot. Ray had a cast iron stomach, and never became an alcoholic (at least as I understand the term, clinically)."
"Another 'drunk vs. cast iron stomach' was Ray's friend Bob Fawcett. Fawcett got drunk at our house in Amagansett a few times, and once, when I was about six or seven, took me into the studio and gave me a drunken lecture about what an obnoxious brat I was. I might have been, but he's the only one who ever told me I was."
* Tony has put together an extensive website devoted to his dad's life, where you can read a very thorough biography and see many more examples of the artist's work. Go to The Art of Ray Prohaska for more.
* My Ray Prohaska Flickr set.
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The Survivors Club (Mass Market Paperback)
A Thriller
Bantam, 9780553584516, 512pp.
Publication Date: April 29, 2003
One of today's most electrifying suspense novelists, New York Times bestselling author Lisa Gardner returns with a shattering thriller that dares to play on our deepest vulnerabilities. In this masterful new novel, the killer may very well be the one you sympathize with the most....
They survived what no woman should ever have to endure. Now these three women have the means, the opportunity, and the perfect motive. Are they trying to get away with murder--or is someone trying to make sure that this time they don't get away at all? The Survivors Club. . .that's what Jillian Hayes, Carol Rosen, and Meg Pesaturo call it. They won't consider themselves victims. They are survivors. They faced the blazing headlines and helped lead the investigation that caught the man who changed their lives forever.
And now that Eddie Como, the College Hill rapist, has been murdered, shot down outside a packed courthouse moments before his trial was about to begin, all three women are openly ecstatic that he's dead. They are also the prime suspects in his murder. Detective Sergeant Roan Griffin knows all too well what can drive even the best people to cross the line. But he has never seen a case quite like this one. No one doubts that the murder of Eddie Como was a professional job, especially when the gunman is killed only blocks away from the shooting.
But questions taunt Griffin: Who ordered the deaths of Eddie Como and his killer? Could three ordinary women have been driven to do he unthinkable? Had someone in the Survivors Club become a killer? Griffin seeks the truth--and finds himself confronted with the leader of the Survivors Club. Jillian Hayes is beautiful, successful, cool as ice, and she harbors a pain that mirrors Griffin's own. Did the horror of what happened to her push her over the thin and desperate line that separates survival and revenge? And if it did, could he blame her--or anyone in the Survivors Club? Then another woman is brutally attacked.
Suddenly, with the city on the ragged edge of panic, gripped in a media and political firestorm of controversy, cover-up, and conspiracy, the hunt is on for a ruthless and cunning killer. For Griffin, this may well be the case that shatters his career. For Jillian, the harrowing nightmare is beginning all over again. Someone is out there. Someone who wants to finish what was started. Someone who wants to make sure that no one survives the Survivors Club.
About the Author
Praise For The Survivors Club: A Thriller…
Praise for the novels of Lisa Gardner
The Survivors Club
"Lisa Gardner's THE SURVIVORS CLUB is a high-octane, nerve-jangling tale of suspense."
-- Harlan Coben, bestselling author of Tell No One and Gone for Good
"The Survivors Club has it all -- provocative plotting, an astute eye for detail, engaging characters, and a razor-sharp emotional edge."
-–Stephen White, bestselling author of Warning Signs
The Next Accident
"A suspense-laden, twist-filled tale that easily equals the best of Sue Grafton and Kathy Reichs."
-The Providence Sunday Journal
The Third Victim
"A suspenseful, curl-up winter read, this thriller
teems with crisp, realistic dialogue and engaging characters."
-Publishers Weekly (starred review)
The Other Daughter
"Sheer terror...a great read."
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The Perfect Husband
"A streamlined, bang-up addition to the oeuvre of Tami Hoag, Karen Robards, Elizabeth Powell and, these days, even Nora Roberts."
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Every week, a DIY expert spares us a trip to the grocery store and shows us how to make small batches of great foods at home.
Today, Lara Ferroni shows us how to make a smooth and creamy nacho cheese dip and pickled jalapenos in a flash. Lara is the author of Doughnuts: Simple and Delicious Recipes to Make at Home, and the forthcoming book, Real Snacks: Make Your Favorite Childhood Treats Without All the Junk.
While I never had a real fast food worker experience as a kid, I did work for several years at the local movie theater, where in addition to an inordinate amount of popcorn, we made a lot of movie theater nachos. You know the kind with the little plastic dish with the special cup for the nacho sauce. Trust me on this one, you don't want to know exactly what is in that cheese sauce, but I'll tell you that it does come in very large cans and is closer to plastic in texture before it's heated than anything you should eat. There was nothing nacho-y about the cheese itself -- that effect was created by pouring a bit of the pickling brine from the equally large cans of pickled jalapenos, after first scraping off some weird oily black stuff off the top. You have my sincere apology for ever being involved in serving such crap as food.
And yet. As gross as it was to see how that nacho cheese was made, it still kind of tasted good, and there have been more than a few times that I craved the velvety spicy cheese alongside my chips.
This nacho cheese sauce, made with far less scary ingredients, is based on the Chile con Queso recipe in Real Snacks, but with a bit of turmeric thrown in to give it that classic cheese sauce color. It satisfies that craving and is the perfect little snack for the Big Game day or a quiet movie night.
While you might be inclined to use cheddar cheese in this sauce, I've found that Monterey Jack gives a much better texture -- cheddar just won't get as smooth. If you really miss the cheddar flavor, try adding half cheddar and half jack instead.
Nacho Cheese Sauce
Makes about a pint of sauce
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
2 tablespoons onion, minced
2 tablespoons green chile, chopped
2 tablespoons tomato, seeded and finely chopped
1/4 teaspoon ground turmeric
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
2 tablespoons all purpose flour (or gluten-free flour mix)
1/2 cup heavy cream
1 cup buttermilk
2 ounces Monterey Jack cheese
1 tablespoon olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
Melt 2 tablespoons of the butter over low heat in a sauté pan. Add the onion, green chile, tomato, turmeric, paprika and cayenne pepper. Cook for 5 to 10 minutes until the onion softens completely.
Add the remaining butter and the flour, and continue to cook on low for another 2 minutes. Add the cream, ½ cup of the buttermilk and cheese and stir to until the cheese melts. Add in the remaining buttermilk a little at a time until you get a velvety sauce, about 10 minutes.
Transfer the sauce to a blender (I use a hand blender) and pulse until completely smooth. Stream in the olive oil and continue to blend. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve with chips and pickled jalapenos.
You can make this sauce a day ahead and keep it in a sealed jar. Reheat in the microwave for a minute, stir, and finish heating another minute to serve.
Quick Pickled Jalapenos
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
1 or 2 jalapenos
Place the salt, water, and vinegar in a bowl and heat until the salt dissolves (the microwave is fine for this!). Slice the jalapeno into rounds, and add to the brine. Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes.
Save and print the recipe here.
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Heat Combined with Buoyancy Can Deliver a Highly-Effective Stretch
Last month, in honor of American Heart Month and in an effort to improve overall wellness and protect myself against heart disease, I enrolled in a series of yoga classes. I have read that perhaps one of the most studied areas of the health benefits of yoga is its effect on heart disease. "Studies have found that yoga practice lowers the resting heart rate, increases endurance, and can improve your maximum uptake of oxygen during exercise—all reflections of improved aerobic conditioning." –Yoga Journal.
I must say, I have enjoyed the benefits of yoga more than anticipated. Mental calmness, stress reduction and flexibility are among the many benefits I have received since practicing this gentle form of fitness.
Have any blog readers out there tried water yoga? While performing yoga poses in water, the water can act as resistance and its buoyant nature can support you, keeping pressure off of your joints. I recently read a post on yogajournal.com from LucyB, a contributor"
A hot tub, we discovered, lends itself more readily to some poses than others. Frog, Upward Dog, Chair, Table, Tree: these were successes, easier in water than in air. And rarely has my Eagle perched so confidently." who has performed modified yoga poses in a hot tub with success.
Combining yoga stretches in warm water is a stimulating, tension-free form of hot tub stress relief ideal for people with arthritis, back injuries and those who are overweight. The American Council on Exercise suggests a hot tub soak as a great way to improve stretching. Warming your muscles in hot water elevates temperatures enough to make the body more receptive to stretching, allowing one to stretch further. By improving the quality of your stretching, hot tubs can improve your flexibility and range of motion.
Like hot tubs, the ultimate goal of yoga is to reach complete peacefulness of body and mind, helping you relax and manage stress and anxiety.


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"I belong to my lover, and his desire is for me." Song of Songs 7:10
Let's face it: Sex is a topic on the mind of just about every husband and wife. (Some wives claim their husbands think of nothing else!) The physical union of man and woman is one of the most pleasurable and meaningful aspects of marriage. Yet when a couple engages in sex for the wrong reasons, intercourse quickly loses its significance and can become an empty obligation. The late Dr. David Hernandez once offered some common, "non-loving" motives for sex:
God designed sex as an intimate expression of love between husband and wife. Anything that fails to meet that standard leaves one partner feeling unsatisfied and exploited.
Heavenly Father, You have blessed our union with sexual expression. Bless us with emotional and sexual intimacy as well. Thank You for the pleasure and wonder of married lovemaking. Amen.


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ABOUT ME & WILDFORWAGS.com
Welcome! I hope you'll find some valuable information here on stretching your dollar when shopping at my favorite pharmacy, Walgreens. As for me, I spent eleven years as a financial educator, certified by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling. I taught a variety of classes covering such topics as improving your credit, saving for retirement, buying your first home, getting out of debt, saving on groceries and more.
I realized that many of my clients were spending a high percentage of their income on basic necessities. If I could help them lower their costs they would have additional money to put towards their debt. So I decided to create my own site (wildforwags.com – Walgreens coupons & Walgreens Deals) dedicated to helping them save at Walgreens.
I'm also a licensed Realtor in the state of Florida. I'm actively involved with various community organizations serving as a volunteer mentor with my local Domestic Violence Shelter and volunteering with my local for Habitat for Humanity.
I'm a graduate of the University of Miami with a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Communications and Political Science and a proud alumni of the Kappa Kappa Gamma organization.
Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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5 Things You Should Never Pay Full Price For – February 26, 2013 WPTV
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- January 24, 2011 at 7:01 pm
Hi Christy,
I read about you and it says you reside in Florida. I thought you were in Hawaii? Where are you? I thought you also give classes about couponing here?
Please advise.
Thank you,
- January 24, 2011 at 8:05 pm
shucks, it would be nice to see a mentor in hawaii so we can follow the scenarios to a t and it will work. Our prices are different here. I wish we had more sales like you folks and even our other grocery stores are not as good with sales. I like your site and there are others I check out but it spend alot of time because I need to keep double checking the prices and our inserts are always lacking. Any suggestions. Do you order your coupons from the clipping services on Thursday or Friday since WAGS has their sneek peaks? Any tips would be greatly appreciated so I can free up some time…
Thanks again
- October 30, 2013 at 2:58 am
I'm a couponer living in Hawaii and although I reside here and your deals are for Floridas prices, it still works here in Hawaii. The prices are usually about a dollar more than the prices advertised in your deals. I love how you break everything down. I followed your Tums, Crest Mouthwash and Colgate deal and tweaked it to get me some old spice deodorants and proglide razors. My total before taxes, coupons, and register rewards was $114.77. After coupons, and register rewards, my out of pocket was $34 and some change, and I still have a $3 RR to use on my next run. Saved $80 which is REALLY good for Hawaii. Thank you for all your tips and scenarios. I find them very helpful.
- February 22, 2011 at 5:53 pm
What a nice pic! Love the coupon binder 😉
- February 25, 2011 at 1:22 pm
Hi Christie,
I recently started a blog and I love your site. I have your button on my blog but I was wondering what the proper etiquitte for sharing your scenarios on my blog. Do I reference your blog, and is that ok?
- March 11, 2011 at 4:09 pm
I am so glad I found you! Thanks for the Wild Wags Tips I just now stumbled across your website in 2011, and love it! 🙂
- March 20, 2011 at 6:26 pm
I went to my Wags today bought Colgate toothpaste on clearance for .49 cents each I did buy 7…what a great deal, they also had lots of icecream on clearance.I feel so good when I save money.
- March 21, 2011 at 8:42 pm
Hi Christy,
I live on the North Coast and have always used coupons and I'm enjoying learning how to use them even more than I ever knew, i.e., stacking, bogo, cash rewards, etc. This is fun and exciting but my friend and I have noticed that the cashiers are getting attitude problems with us when we hit the store. Walgreens isn't the only place we got attitudes from, and one local market has banned internet coupons in their store altogether. Any advice on how to get these people to stop acting like it's money coming out of their own paychecks?
- March 22, 2011 at 1:14 am
Is that a binder you're holding in your picture? If so I'd love to know where to find one like that.
- March 22, 2011 at 12:45 pm
i tried to contact you through you're Contact page, but it comes up blank (tried on a couple different computers) I found a great deal on something at Walgreens with this weeks ad, but not sure where to post it. Where do you prefer things like that go?
- April 24, 2011 at 3:44 am
Hey Christie…I couldnt wait for a reasonable hour to head to my Wags for this weeks deals! thanks to your awesome site…I was actually able to "educate" the store managers and cashier about the deals this week…(Splenda & Stayfree)Anyway…I noticed that you maintain a page for clearance items. I found Skintimate Shave Gel marked down to $0.75…I used my Skintimate $0.55/1 and scored 4 for $0.80 plus tax!! Yay!
- April 25, 2011 at 10:27 pm
Really cool information, thanks!
- May 8, 2011 at 5:03 pm
Just wanted to share that the little $1.00 boxes of cereal (capt crunch and honey Graham oh's) are .25 but not marked that way. Add in a q for $1 (redplum or smart source) off of 2 any size cap't crunch and you make .25 on each box you buy.
- May 11, 2011 at 3:44 pm
Hi Christi, my name is Denise and am new to couponing-I would like to ask a questions about coupons in general-hope you can help. Can I use a buy one oldspice bodywash get one free(I was planning on using 3)along with a 1.00 off two oldspice body wash(I was planning on using 1)??? 6 body washes and 4 coupons-or do I have this couponing thing all wrong??? Thanks for your help I am on your site daily without fail!!! Love, love, love it!
- May 14, 2011 at 9:42 am
Hi Christie…I am new to couponing and also live in S. Florida. I read your article in the Palm Beach Post today and would like to get some tips on couponing in the real world with our local Publix, Walgreens and CVS. Thanks in advance for any help in the matter..!!!!!
- May 16, 2011 at 12:52 pm
thank you Christie for all your help! I have saved hundreds of dollars following your scenarios. you are one busy gal!
thanks for all you do 😉 Tonya
- May 27, 2011 at 5:39 pm
I just wanted to send you a BIG Thank you for your Walgreens scenarios! I am having so much fun doing this and saving lots of money! My friends are begging me to show them how.
Thanks again and enjoy your weekend!
Seattle, WA
- June 13, 2011 at 1:14 pm
I read your post today about a giveaway to FBFans, but I haven't been able to find you. May you point me in the right direction? I would really like to be involved in the discussion. Thank you!
- June 16, 2011 at 12:50 pm
If a coupon expires say with today's date on it-can it be used today?
- June 18, 2011 at 1:26 pm
It states you started couponing to pay off debt, well about a month and a half ago I started the same. My 1 year old has has many surgeries in his first year, one being open heart surgery, so the medical bills, even after insurance are just overwhelming. Couponing has started to help a lot in this short period, but do you have any other pointers to help? Any extra advice would be appreciated greatly!!
Thank you so much for your blog! It is such a little rush to know how much I am saving and how much you are helping! You are appreciated greatly in this household…and I have told MOST my friends about you as well!
- June 21, 2011 at 8:50 pm
Hi Christie,
Im not sure what part of florida you are in, but I think I remember reading you are south, and I see you had an article in the palm beach post, I am also in palm beach, and looking to donate and get involved with the commmunity, but cannot seem to find many places. If you know of anywhere to donate items too and volunteer around palm beach I would greatly appreciate the help. Who knew it was so difficult to find a place to volunteer or donate.
- June 24, 2011 at 4:35 pm
I read on someones blog this week about a $10 Ensure rebate but didn't have time then to check it out. They gave credit to you, now I have no idea where i saw it. Can you tell me where to find the rebate info?
Thank you
- June 26, 2011 at 9:43 am
I am looking for the bogo for stayfree do you know where i can find it at.
- June 27, 2011 at 9:45 pm
my walgreens says all monthly booklets, summer beauty guides and infant care booklets are manufacturer coupons and cannot be combinded, is that correct or should i call corporate? Any advice is appreciated.
- September 21, 2011 at 5:40 pm
They are wrong. They are store coupons. I stack them every week. Hope you get them straightened out!
- March 18, 2012 at 1:33 pm
i had one 8 rr that i wanted to use for a few items but the walgreens said i can only use it for one item, is that correct?
- May 28, 2012 at 8:21 am
My Walgreens had the same sign posted for the Skintimate Shave cream but it was $4.69.
- June 16, 2012 at 10:06 am
Hi Christie!
How are the bonus buys working at Wags that I see in the online weekly ads at iheartwags.com? Are there signs in the stores or do you just have to know what the deals are and the discounts will show up at the registers? Thanks!
- June 20, 2012 at 9:03 pm
christine i have a problem with when to put fillers in and i always try to have at these 2 coupons for idem but it says one for each idem but than they say u can stack i get confused at wal-greens please help.
- July 13, 2012 at 10:14 am
I have found some great clearance deals at Walgreens. How do I send them to you to post and share?
- July 29, 2012 at 10:15 pm
Hi, i posted this on your page, but would like to know if i could share your deals with my group on facebook, we just started and would love to be able to keep up on it all:)
- October 2, 2012 at 8:01 am
Hi, Christie.
Wal-green seems to upgrade rebate submmision and I don't know how?
If you can explain how, that will be a great help.
Thanks always.
- October 10, 2012 at 3:43 pm
Hi Christie! I was super busy when the Balance Rewards program started and now I am behind.. I just got my card a few days ago. Can you explain how it wor*s? I couldn't find a section on your site with the rules and whatnot.
Do we pay less cause of the pts, do we use them somehow, why do we get RR and pts?
- March 27, 2013 at 9:41 am
How come the tabs aren't updated? When you click on a tab at the top, it takes you to January; or am I doing it wrong?
- March 28, 2013 at 9:08 pm
Hi Christie, I just wanted to let you know I LOVE your website! Thanks for sharing!!
- June 3, 2013 at 9:25 pm
I really enjoy reading the tips, you post, on saving money! Thanks so much for all the valuable info you include about how to maximize savings at Walgreens. I have learned how to use the register rewards and manufacturer coupons more effectively, with your help. Thanks again for your great info. 🙂
- July 31, 2013 at 9:36 am
Hi Christie! Need some help with the $2 off $10 catalina print. Do I use that coupon first if I have others? I'm wanting to buy 4 of the U by Kotex and I have 2 of the $2 off 2 coupons and I have the Wags coupon. I want to make sure I get everything in the correct order. Thanks for your help!
- September 15, 2013 at 4:11 pm
Love your site. As a SBA for Walgreens I would like to let you know that many (but not all) Beauty Advisors have coupons for cosmetic dept. items at the Cosmetic Register. Many of us clip them each week so we can offer our customers a good deal.
- September 23, 2013 at 3:09 am
I work at a walgreens and just wanted to let you know that coupons such as the 5,000 points when you spend $20 dollars or more, can be used once per transaction, but when it says store coupon on the top and it doesnt say one per person, you can use it as many times as you want if you do more than one transaction. you could do tons of transactions if you spend more than $20 on each! customers dont seem to know this but it's important for us couponers! as long as it says "store coupon" on top, it can be used as much as an in-ad coupon. Get those good deals, love your site!
- October 12, 2013 at 10:45 am
i just had a couponing issue of course of Walgreens i told that they are no longer taking printed coupons and that i could not use the coupon any way on the dial soap special BIGI since i was already getting them free i told the cashier when did they stop taking printed coupons she was unable to answer my questions so i told her then cancel may transaction of course cashier with an attudude. manger came and had to cancel transaction i also asked him about the no printed coupon he said due to many people using fake coupons we are no longer taking them. have you heard anything about this new issue with Walgreens?????
- January 30, 2014 at 9:44 pm
Hi Christie, I had a great shopping trip today at Walgreens and was pleasantly surprised to see that $1.79 was deducted from my total under coupons and it said mfg. coupon beside it. In my long list of purchases were 3 bags of Lay's chips on sale for $1.99 which I thought was a great price. I was just on Walgreens.com and found out that you can choose from coupons on their site and link them to your Balance Rewards card so this is what I did, but I ended up getting a larger amount off than I thought it would be. It was worth the few minutes that it took to look at them and choose. Just wanted to let others know of one more way to save at Walgreens!
- April 14, 2014 at 1:08 pm
Double dip Saturday 4/19 for Almay cosmetics. Monthly sales and BOGO for 50% off.
- April 27, 2014 at 7:32 pm
Hi Christie: I am speaking at a Home School conference in Southern California in June with another home school friend. Our topic is Frugal Living. May I site your blog during the conference? We will be listing all the resources that have helped us both to actually live a frugal lifestyle, stay out of debt, live on one income and home school.
- May 1, 2014 at 11:18 pm
Thanks for all your wisdom. It just seems to be getting more difficult to check out at Walgreens. Tonite, their mistakes were just outrageous, and even simple coupons were working on their system and they had to force them. But I want to ask you where in the Rewards Points program they are stating that the amount spent is after manufacturing coupons cuz I can't find that. I bought $21 of Schick Razors/cartridges and used a $10 coupon. I didn't get the 5000 points for spending over $20. I see other people confused about this on comments, and have called and corporate gave them their points. What do you know on this, as I've read their pdf and nothing is stated. Thanks. (Thankfully in Milwaukee we have a Sentry store that allows double coupons with only restriction that you can't use more than two of one item. So nice to check out without all these crazy layers of points and coupons.)
- May 1, 2014 at 11:19 pm
Meant to say even simple coupons WEREN'T working on their register. The Renuzit B3/G3 had to be manually maneuvered. Took forever.
- May 5, 2014 at 2:21 pm
I don't know how to do this— by 1 Colgate get 1.50rr , buy one mouthwash get1.25rr, what u do about this 2 RR —reader Candace Barnard
- June 18, 2014 at 2:13 pm
I have been told on 2 different occasions that I cannot use all of my balance rewards points in one trans w/ or w/o qs. Ex. I had 2 scrubbing bubbles 2/$6 (get 1000 bal rewards pts), I had 12000 pts on my card but wanted to use a $1.49 rr and the difference 4.50 w/ my bal rewards. I was told I could only use $3.00 bal rewards and had to use cash for the difference. Is this true?
- August 26, 2014 at 12:41 am
From another deal site, someone wrote the following:
"If you are an AARP member, and you buy at least $15 or more of Walgreens branded health and/or wellness products, your purchase might/should trigger a mail-in form printout at checkout good for 1 year of AARP membership, compliments of Walgreens.". S/he bought
Do you know anything about this promotion?
- August 26, 2014 at 12:14 pm
Answer my own question. The offer is page 58-59 in the Aug coupon book.
- January 15, 2015 at 12:24 am
What does (REDEEMABLE AT WALMART) on the Lindsay Olive coupon mean? Will Walgreens redeem it?
- April 14, 2015 at 1:53 pm
The ad for the St. Louis, MO area this week has booster points, 50 points per dollar, ONLY if $30.00 or more is spent! I called corporate and was transferred to Balance Rewards, where the woman knew only about the 5,000-pont deal, put me on hold & after several minutes explained that Walgreens had four different booster deals this week, & my area's market was just unlucky enough to be the one with the worst "offer". I let them know that there are several Walgreen blogs that let shoppers know of deals, so we know when they are favoring one area over another & the only thing that this creates is ticked-off customers, not reliable consumer information. She did say that I can go online & change my zip code on my account and get the 5,000 points with a $30.00 online purchase, so I thought I'd let you know.
- July 1, 2015 at 3:20 pm
Hello: Christie. Under what zip code can I find the coupon for, Pepperidge Farm Swirl bread. The zip that you have listed is too short. Thanks Jennifer.
- May 2, 2016 at 1:15 am
Hi Christy, Is there any explanation for a repeating problem printing coupons? I just chose 28 coupons to print from this site. Up popped that nasty direction to give my mobile phone number to them ( no way to tell where this goes) in order to get a "code" to give back to them to allow printing of these coupons. This was my go-to site to not have to deal with this. Now this site has it too. You are given option of installing the coupon printer for Coupons.com. I've tried this and nothing happens. No coupons! Why is this "thing" there? If these companies want their coupons printed, why make it impossible?
- June 4, 2018 at 9:44 am
I'm planning a Walgreen;s trip tomorrow to do a $50 shop using my points. For thelifeof me I cannot remember which way I can still earn more points when using points. Is it the B3G $$ points or buy $20 and get points? THANKS for your help.
- June 4, 2018 at 12:04 pm
Hi Beverly! You can pay with points on deals that are buy a quantity of product and earn points, and you'll still earn those points. You cannot use points for deals that require a threshold amount to be reached in order to earn points. For example this week you can use points to pay for Pantene and still earn points. You cannot use points to pay for Tide/Pamper/Charmin PG deal.
- October 11, 2018 at 11:33 am
Hi Christie!
I used to be subscribed to your emails, but my email was hacked and I had to get a new one. Can you please tell me how to subscribe to your emails again with my new email address??
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THUMBS UP to the 2014 "Best & Brightest" honorees who were feted at an awards ceremony Thursday evening at Bristol Community College. The Herald News and Taunton Daily Gazette's The Best & The Brightest Awards honor local youth between the ages of 16 and 21, who represent the best of our communities in a variety of fields.
THUMBS UP to the 2014 "Best & Brightest" honorees who were feted at an awards ceremony Thursday evening at Bristol Community College. The Herald News and Taunton Daily Gazette's The Best & The Brightest Awards honor local youth between the ages of 16 and 21, who represent the best of our communities in a variety of fields.
The inspirational event featured words of widsdom from a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who worked his way up the ranks, from serving as a reporter at The Herald News to his current reporting post at the Boston Globe: Fall River native Milton Valencia. Valencia shared the feedback he received from B.M.C. Durfee High School journalism teacher Michael Vieira that inspired him to pursue his career path and encouraged the youth to embrace their talents as well.
Congratulations to this year's Best & Brightest: Kasey Andrade, Caroline Cipollini, Scarlett Huck, William Medeiros, Allison Quicho, Brianna Raposo, Jack Santoro and Miranda Zenni.
THUMBS UP to Jeffrey Schoonover and David Lanczycki, two Somerset residents who have been named to new leadership positions in the town's schools. Schoonover, 42, was appointed superintendent for the Somerset and Somerset Berkley Regional School districts Thursday. Schoonover has been a Somerset resident for the past nine years with three children attending the town's elementary and middle schools. He has been the assistant superintendent for Portsmouth, R.I., schools since 2001.
Lanczycki was named principal of Somerset Berkley Regional High School last week. Lanczycki, 38, a vice principal of the regional high school and alumnus of Somerset schools, succeeds Jahmal Mosley, who leaves at the end of this month. The administrators' ties to the town and its schools should serve them well in their new roles.
THUMBS UP to Swansea firefighter Daniel Boardman, Deputy Fire Chief Eric Hadjer and Firefighter Nick Emard, who were honored by the Swansea Board of Selectmen last week. The trio was recognized for their heroic efforts in saving a couple and 3-year-old girl after their Jet Ski capsized in April. With frigid water and air temperatures at the time, the firefighters' quick thinking and actions saved the day.
THUMBS UP to Saint Anne's Hospital, which has begun a new collaboration with Hasbro Children's Hospital, allowing children and adolescents to see the Providence hospital's specialists here in Fall River. Patients are now being seen at Saint Anne's Fernandes Center for Children & Families, 222 Milliken Blvd., on certain days of each month. This is an excellent development for local parents and kids who are able to seek excellent pediatric medical care nearby.
THUMBS UP to Dan Hurley, a Westport resident and mail carrier, who picked up some big money — and a fabulous vacation — from his appearance on an episode of "Wheel of Fortune," which aired last Monday. Hurley, 34, took home $15,000 from Los Angeles and even won a trip to Hawaii. The prizes come at the perfect time for celebrating his upcoming 10th wedding anniversary.


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Grenoldo Frazier
Sept. 5 @ Cameron Art Museum
Frazier is a Wilmington native and a renowned jazz pianist, vocalist, composer (his Off-Broadway musical "Mama I Want to Sing" was named one of Time magazine's 10 best musicals of 1984) and stage actor (including a Broadway credit as Barnaby Tucker in "Hello, Dolly!"). Expect a lively performance as Frazier plays Count Basie and Duke Ellington and helps kick off the Jazz @ the CAM series at the Cameron Art Museum. Details: 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, 3201 S. 17th St. $12, $8 for museum members and $5 for students with ID. 395-5999 or www.CameronArtMuseum.com
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Sep 6 @ The Calico Room
A new band playing around town, Drunk on the Regs describes itself as "good, old-fashioned, dirty rock 'n' roll." Their song "Long Night," which mixes surfy garage rock with early '90s college rock, should get them off on the right foot with local music fans. Details: 8 p.m. doors, 9 p.m. show, Thursday, 107 S. Front St., downtown Wilmington. $3.
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Sept. 5 @ The Palm Room w/Marcus Horth
A two-night stand in Wilmington for The Ends, who are essentially a funk and roots rock band but they will surprise with occasional detours into gnarly garage rock, as on "Stumbling Distance." Details: 10 p.m. show, Thursday, 11 E. Salisbury Street, Wrightsville Beach. 10 p.m. Friday, 1 S. Front Street, downtown Wilmington. www.ReverbNation.com/TheEndsMusic
Will Hastings w/SharkWeek, Edomode, The Hufton Brothers
Sep 6 @ Orton's
Hastings' music is an exciting mix of rockabilly, Americana and alt-rock. In the vein of Elvis Costello or Joe Jackson, Hastings is a singer-songwriter with a knack for crafting gritty rock 'n' roll. Boasting blistering guitar work and vocals that blend Nashville and Brooklyn, Hastings writes great songs that sound uniquely his own. Details: 9 p.m. doors, 10 p.m. show, Friday, 133 N. Front St., downtown Wilmington. $5. www.ReverbNation.com/WillHastings
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Sept. 6 @ Ziggy's
Ford's first local appearance since playing the Azalea Festival in April. Ford makes country music but can deliver rap lyrics with rural flavor. His style has been called "hick hop," and Ford, a former professional golfer, has collaborated with Nappy Roots and Nic Cowan on the sunshiny "Waste Some Time." Details: 8 p.m. doors, 9 p.m. show, Friday, 208 Market St., downtown Wilmington. $20 in advance, $25 day of show.
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Nantucket w/40 East, James Ethan Clark
Sep 7 @ Ziggy's
Nantucket was big in the '70s, getting a lot of attention and fans for the entertaining, catchy song "Heartbreaker." The band hails from Jacksonville, and they've remained popular in their home state of North Carolina. Details: 7 p.m. doors, 8 p.m. show, Saturday, 208 Market St., downtown Wilmington. $10 in advance, $15 day of show.
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Sep 7 @ Orton's
CD release show for COTR, a local hard rock band whose music has roots in acts like Iron Maiden and Thin Lizzy. With ILM's Mortal Man, Knightmare and shouldn't-be-missed trio Irata. Details: 10 p.m. Saturday, 133 N. Front St., downtown Wilmington, $5.
Blackberry Smoke
Sep 8 @ Greenfield Lake Amphitheater
Blackberry Smoke is in the vein of The Four Horsemen or The Black Crowes, but playing rock 'n' roll leaning much more on the country side of things. An artist on Zac Brown's Southern Ground label, their sound is instantly recognizable as a southern rock band mixing up gospel, bar band rock and outlaw country. Check out the preview that ran in the StarNews Sept. 5. Details: 4:30 p.m. doors, 5:30 p.m. show, Sunday, 1941 Amphitheatre Drive, Wilmington, $20 adv.
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This guide is to help you get started contributing to the Eclipse Lyo project.
Git repositories
Lyo uses Git for source control. Getting both EGit for Eclipse and the git command line tools are recommended.
- EGit team provider for git or git command line package.
The Lyo project's Git repositories.
Gerrit and Lyo
Lyo uses Gerrit to accept, review and approve code contributions from the community. NOTE: Please see the Eclipse Gerrit guide for information on configuring EGit or the command line to push to the Eclipse Gerrit instance. You will need to get your unique Gerrit userid by following those instructions. Using ssh to communicate is required and involves registering your public SSH key with Gerrit as described in the instructions.
The Lyo Gerrit ssh repository URLs to push to are:
|OSLC4J core
|OSLC Samples
|OSLC Testsuite
|OSLC RIOs
Where <userid> is the user ID received when following the instructions in the Eclipse Gerrit guide . It is not your Bugzilla user ID.
Building and running the code
For information on how to build and run the various components in Lyo in a development environment, please see the following guides:
- Building and running OSLC4J applications
- Building and running the reference implementations (RIOs)
- Building and running the OSLC test suite
- Building and running the OSLC Bugzilla sample
Lyo contribution process
You're ready to contribute a bug fix or some new functionality to Lyo? Great. Here's what you need to do:
- Make sure there is a Bugzilla bug open for the work that you are doing. Make a comment in the bug or on the mailing list that you want it assigned to you.
- Pull the latest Lyo code from the appropriate Lyo git repository per the instructions in the "Building and running the code" secition above.
- Code your change - make sure you update any copyright headers as needed. Use existing source if you need to place a new copyright header. Make sure it references both the EPL and EDL licenses (see Lyo/Licenses for more details about this particular choice of dual licensing in Eclipse lyo).
- Commit your change locally - all commits must include the Bugzilla number in the commit message. Your commit must have the Gerrit Change-Id string in the last paragraph.
- Push the code to the appropriate Lyo Gerrit repository.
- Visit the Gerrit review instance and login
- Click on your new review request and add some reviewers
- Add at least one of the project committers (fiedler.mf@gmail-dot-com or spadgett@us-dot-ibm-dot-com are good choices) as a reviewer
- Add any others you think would be able to provide a valuable review
- Edit the Bugzilla bug tracking this work and add this statement (only if it is true!!): "I wrote all this code and have the rights to contribute it to Eclipse under the eclipse.org web site terms of use."
- (Optional) send a notification to the lyo-dev mailing list that the change is ready for review.
After the change is reviewed, it may require additional work or amendment based on the review comments. See the EGit User's Guide for information on amending commits.
Once your change is approved, there is nothing more for you to do - the committers will push the change to the appropriate repository and others can then fetch or pull it.
Git best practices for making a change
The following steps should help minimize the amount of merging you and the committers will have to do to integrate your change
- Before making any changes, make sure you have the latest code from Eclipse
- EGit: In the Git repositories view, right click the repository where you be making a change and select Pull
- Command Line: cd to the git repository and then git pull
- Create a new branch to make your change on
- EGit: Expand the repository -> Branches, right click Local -> Switch To -> New Branch. Name your branch "BugXXXXX where XXXXXX is the Bugzilla number.
- Command Line: git checkout -b BugXXXXXX where XXXXXXX is the Bugzilla number
- Code your change
- Commit your change
- Merge your change back to the master branch
- Checkout the master branch
- EGit: Expand repository->Branches->Local, right click master and select Checkout
- Command Line: git checkout master
- (Optional, but good for the paranoid) Before merging, repeat the steps above to pull from Eclipse in case anything was committed while you were making your change, especially if your change took a long time.
- Merge your BugXXXXXX changes to master
- EGit: Expand repository->Branches->Local, right click master and select Merge. In the merge dialog, select Local->BugXXXXXX
- Command Line: git merge BugXXXXXX
- Checkout the master branch
- At this point you might have a merge conflict in your workspace. If so, resolve it manually and do a new commit for the merge changes.
- Push to Gerrit (see the previous section)
Older instructions on using GitHub with Lyo can be found here


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It's Friday and my home smells like muffins. Can you think of any better way to start the weekend?
I love how delicious and guilt-free these vanilla and lavender muffins turned out. I didn't use any oil or butter, and thanks to almond meal they are gluten-free, too! Lavender is such a gorgeous addition to these muffins, and it gives them a certain kind of luxurious feel.
I hope you'll have a lovely and relaxing weekend!
Vanilla and Lavender Muffins with Honey Yoghurt Icing
Start 1-2 hours before by placing the yoghurt in a sieve lined with muslin. Place the sieve on top of a bowl and refrigerate.
Preheat the oven to 170C. In a bowl, mix together the almond meal, baking powder and lavender. In another bowl lightly whisk the eggs, and mix in the apple sauce, vanilla and honey. Pour the egg mixture into the almond mixture and stir until smooth. Spoon into muffin cups and bake for 15 minutes or until a tester comes out clean. Let cool.
Take the yoghurt out of the fridge and discard the whey. Place the yoghurt in a bowl and add in vanilla and honey. Mix until smooth. Top the cooled muffins with yoghurt icing and sprinkle with extra lavender flowers to serve.


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During a videoconference with academics and officials at Stanford University in California on Tuesday last week, President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) said that Chinese tourists visiting Taiwan and students coming here to study will witness freedom in Taiwan, and will become seeds for Chinese democracy when they return to China, which will be beneficial to the promotion of human rights in that nation.
Many members of the pan-green camp have also linked Chinese tourists and students in Taiwan with the spreading of freedom and democracy in China. While this idea may seem correct, it is actually wrong, because it treats a possibility of something happening as something that has in fact already taken place.
While contact may bring about change, and while lack of contact could mean that there will be no change at all, the variables that are key to deciding policy are the effects of that contact, the type of contact that is effective and the time that passes before change occurs.
If increasing the number of Chinese students or tourists who have been to Taiwan can bring about democratic reform in China, then perhaps we should ask just how much democratic reform has taken place in China as a result of Taiwanese businesspeople plying their trade there for decades.
Also, over the past 30 years many Chinese students have studied in the US, which raises the question whether China has become more democratic as a result of those people returning home, or if there are now more political restrictions in China.
If we view furthering democracy and human rights as an important mission in our dealings with Beijing, then we should actively support those individuals or groups that are promoting democracy and human rights inside China.
We should also include democracy, human rights and the rule of law in our agenda for dialogue with China, and we should make visits to human rights activists there an essential part of official visits to China, actively supporting them when they are oppressed and helping their families with their living expenses.
We should also pay special attention to meetings of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and apart from focusing on the issue of human rights, we could make a list of China's political prisoners and then use that as a standard for assessing democracy there.
What is important is that we support and assist human rights activists and independent academics working in China, for, after all, these people are key to furthering Chinese democracy.
Since the link between Chinese students or tourists and furthering democracy in China is not prominent, we should focus on what goals we hope to reach by attracting Chinese students and tourists. Having clear goals is key on this front.
We should not talk about how our policies for admitting Chinese students to study in Taiwan are intended to increase democracy in China, on the one hand, while on the other we ignore imprisoned Chinese dissident and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo (劉曉波), use various reasons to keep Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama and World Uyghur Congress president Rebiya Kadeer from visiting Taiwan and stop Falun Gong practitioners from protesting during visits by senior Chinese officials.
If we really believe that promoting democracy in China is beneficial to Taiwan and cross-strait relations, then we should start by helping those who are working inside China to promote democracy.


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1. "We can't predict the next crisis..."
As political gridlock in Washington threatens to stall a U.S. economic recovery, investors are once again turning to economists for guidance on what the future holds. But a Ouija board may serve them just as well. From Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke on down, most economists failed to predict the 2008 financial crash. In his 2011 paper, "An Award for Calling the Crash," Mason Gaffney, a professor of economics at the University of California, Riverside, offers this postmortem: "The crash of 2008 surprised most of us. The episode has led many to ask how economists could have been so in the dark."
And this wasn't an isolated event. The majority of economists have been surprised by everything from the Great Depression and the spike in oil prices during the 1970s to the bursting of the dotcom bubble in 2000 and 2001, says Laurence Ball, a professor of economics at Johns Hopkins University. What made it difficult to predict the mortgage crisis was that "subprime mortgages did not really exist 15 years ago," he says. Economists look at past events to figure out what's coming next, but some events are without precedent. "The world changes quickly," Ball says.
Such explanations provide little solace for regular investors, many of whom look to economists as bellwethers. "You can't create a model for the world. Even in projecting interest rates, income and inflation, too much can go wrong," says Robert Schmansky, founder of Clear Financial Advisors in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. And when economists don't forewarn others, he says, investors suffer. In late 2008 as stocks were free-falling, Schmansky says, many of his clients were scrambling to liquidate their stock portfolios because they too were caught by surprise.
In their defense, economists tend to make decisions based on publicly available information just like everyone else, says Ken Simonson, current president of the National Association for Business Economics, an international association for applied economists, strategists, academics, and policy-makers. Still, he admits, before the financial crisis, "The majority of economists did take way too rosy a view of what was happening in the economy."


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Before using the Command utility to manage a broker, you must do the following:
Start the broker using the imqbrokerd command. You cannot use the Command utility subcommands l until a broker is running.
Determine whether you want to set up a Message Queue administrative user or use the default account. You must specify a user name and password to use all Command utility subcommands (except to display command help and version information).
When you install Message Queue, a default flat-file user repository is installed. The repository is shipped with two default entries: an administrative user and a guest user. If you are testing Message Queue, you can use the default user name and password (admin/admin) to run the Command utility.
If you are setting up a production system, you must set up authentication and authorization for administrative users. See Chapter 9, Configuring and Managing Security Services for information on setting up a file-based user repository or configuring the use of an LDAP directory server. In a production environment, it is a good security practice to use a nondefault user name and password.
If you want to use a secure connection to the broker, set up and enable the ssladmin service on the target broker instance, For more information, see Message Encryption.