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My condition steadily improves, and is now nearly completed cleared. The treatments have been successful on several levels. The additional benefit of stress relief, calmness, regular sleep patterns have also resulted. I cannot more strongly recommend this physician's services."
My migraines were triggered by a lot of stress in my life, taking care of my 90 year old mom, holding down a full time job, and having little or no time to enjoy my life. I had no energy at all. I forced myself to work out at the gym with a trainer but my migraines interfered with my gym time. I started going for 5 straight days and the very 1st day I felt as though something was un-blocked in my body. Like a force of energy was released. I had been suffering a lot of pain in the trapezius area of my shoulder/neck and with 5 straight days of treatment it was gone. I have continued with my treatments and I would say my shoulder & neck pain is 90% gone and my daily migraines for the past 5 months have been reduced to 1 in the past 2 weeks and even that was mild. I also take the Chinese herb supplements which I think has given me more energy. It is wonderful to wake up every morning and get out of bed like a normal person without a debilitating migraine! Thank you Dr. "
I have been a patient of or to sedate myself... anymore, I wanted a solution!! I was diagnosed with a cerebral pseudo tumor, and I refused to live with PAIN, I "Just had enough". I had never been to a chiropractor before or tried holistic medicine, but my pain was getting to a point where it was interfering with my daily life and things I love, so I was willing to try anything. After-all, I had tried all kinds traditional medicine and was not getting any better. I am an educated professional and a single mom and I can't tell you how important it is to not live with a constant back pain, and headaches. At Advance Health and Wellness they are really dedicated to the art and science of chiropractic. Before your initial adjustment they take the time to really get to understand your needs and target your problem areas. Also, they make sure that you really understand the basics of what chiropractic treatment is. They break it down very simply and explain things in a way that make you wonder why you hadn't known all of this sooner. The staff is consistent in making sure all of your questions and concerns and heard and addressed. Having been a patient over the years I can tell you that they are consistent with their dedication to patients. The staff is so friendly and sincere that at this point my office visits are like going to hang out with friends (while throwing in an awesome adjustment from "
On my second appointment The needles did hurt a little but they made you as comfortable as possible. There was immediate improvement but for it to be lasting does take 10 - 20 treatments, at least. It is worth a try for me because nothing else has helped."
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She helped me get moving & gave me some herbs that helped clear up the infection, eased my body & pain - within a day! Last March, my back started hurting so bad I couldn't breathe. She also helped me over the course of three weeks when I'd been given everything from cortisone shots to epidurals! She also helped relieve some spider veins.
I didn't believe to start with that this would work. My son referred me to her - I have to say I was amazed! I've been seeing her ever since! Her office is beautiful, good music, good smells, comfortable private rooms. Anyone that helps in the office is very professional."
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After years of shopping around, I've settled on this as the best base I can find, and it is lovely. I love the texture and smell, the way it melts in to look like skin and doesn't emphasize pores or lines. It has medium coverage and causes no breakouts. It also is matte, more matte than powder mineral mu on me. I will stick to it.
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I've been using this (shade 01) for many many years and still like it a lot... coverage is low to medium, so you'll need an extra concealer if you have strong redness or undereye circles. If you find a color that matches your skintone (not too dark!) it makes the skin look even without emphasizing wrinkles and it looks really NATURAL. The Dr. Hauschka liquid concealer pen is a great match to this product!
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Yes, this is a sheer coverage foundation. I apply a pea sized amount with my fingers all over my face. It melts into my skin beautifully and somehow manages to smoothe over pores and broken capillaries without looking like obvious foundation. I add some more on trouble spots with a concealer brush, it covers quite well and I usually don't need a separate concealer. I use the color #00, which is perfect for my NC15 winter skin, light enough with a slight yellow tone. I've worn mineral makeup for eight years but recently I felt I needed and wanted a change. Since I use Dr. Hauschka's skincare (the cleansing milk and sometimes the cleansing cream, Quince moisturizer, Rose creme when I want a bit of extra glow) I thought I'd try their foundation as well. It took me a while to get used to the sheer coverage, but now I love it. I've also noticed that my skin has improved, it's a lot less dry and breakouts are far less frequent. Some mornings I actually skip foundation, which has been unheard of for me for the past 30 years! I have Dr. Hauschka's skincare to thank for that and especially their principle to not wear moisturizer at night it's made a huge difference in my skin's texture. This foundation stays on really well, gives my skin a soft look and feel, it comes in a practical squeeze tube and is all natural. I think this might become HG material for me.
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I've only had this for a few weeks, so I can't really comment on the longevity of this product. But I must say that I am not completely thrilled with my experience thus far.
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It is better in conjunction with the concealer, but there is another 20 euros. I don't mind paying a bit for a high-quality, natural product, but I think I probably won't be buying this again. If something magical happens in the next few months, I'll come back and update.
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I have been breaking out badly with huge, painful zits all around my t-zone for the last two years, so am trying to minimize the amount of chemicals I put on my face. This was the first-ever cosmetic product I've purchased at Whole Foods. The $40 price tag was painful, but I felt it was worth it for being non-toxic and hopefully non-comedogenic.
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I am shocked that this isn't more highly rated. It is "Holy Grail" for me, I will never use anything else. I recently overhauled my entire routine, only using natural products. I am 23 and have pale olive skin, with freckles and uneven tone, marred by the occasional blemish. I bought shade 01 and it melts into my face flawlessly, brightening and smoothing but NEVER looking cakey or makeup-y, or changing into alarming colors under different lighting. It is has a finish that is neither too dewy nor too matte--perfectly polished, and if I run my fingers across my face, I am always amazed at how unbelievably smooth my skin feels. I would not call translucent makeup a foundation in the traditional sense. It seems to help my skin's health, heal breakouts, and protect from the elements. The $40 was well spent, after years of trying different options with less than satisfactory results (Boots lifting & firming, Laura Mercier, Kevyn Aucoin)...
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I love this foundation. It's one of the best that I've used. It's very light, but is effective at evening out my skin tone. The shades are maybe a little yellow, but it still works well with my skin color. I'm very pale, and I love that they make a shade light enough for me. It doesn't break my face out:) Also, this is a side perk: it has a really lovely scent.
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I tend to think of this more as a tinted moisturizer because of how sheer it is. I use it on top of my day cream which is fairly thick and it gives a very healthy natural looking sheen. You cannot tell you are wearing makeup with this, instead it looks like you are well rested and have healthy skin. I use this for days I don't have to wear much makeup but still want to look nice for myself.
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For the past 3 years we've had the pleasure of hosting sold out house concerts with some of folk music's most prestigious singer-songwriters. Cabin Concert organizers Tim & Lori Blixt first began bringing folk music fans to the West Mountain Inn in 2008 for 3 nights of intimate living room performances and songwriting workshops with the renowned Ellis Paul. In 2009 their "Vacation with a Folkie" event featured Richard Shindell, and this year fans enjoyed the perfect trifecta of folk music talent with musicians Tracy Grammer, Lori Mckenna and Mark Erelli. We talked with Tim and some of the fans about what it's been like to spend 3 days in Vermont with a small group of other music lovers, getting up close and personal with their favorite artists.
West Mountain Inn (WMI): Tim, Tell us what a house concert is and how you got started organizing them.
Tim Blixt: A house concert is just what the name implies---a concert that takes place in someone's home. Though many folks miss the cool lights and the pounding sound system of a "real" club, for the kind of acoustic music we present, many fans find the subtle pleasures of a quiet living room where they're no more than 20' from the artist to be a wonderful alternative to the clubs that normally present these artists. Lori and I were always fans of this music and long about 1994 we started hearing about house concerts. Our understanding was that they were quite popular out west---where the distances between big cities and real clubs can often be imposing. Artists had taken to picking up a gig in someone's home along the way. Often, a bed is included for the night, and because usually all of the money collected goes to the artist, these can often be fairly lucrative gigs for the artists. We've always felt that the kind of music these singer songwriters perform lends itself to a really intense listening environment, which is exactly what these small, un-amplified spaces provide. The opportunity to have a really "up close and personal" experience with some fairly well known artists has proven irresistible to a growing number of fans as the growth in the popularity of house concerts has shown. We presented shows in our home for over ten years, and along the way, it occurred to us that maybe we could really stretch the boundaries of what a house concert could be. We realized that the only thing better than a night with some of these very talented folks in a tiny living room, would be three, or in some cases even six, nights with them!! Early efforts included really ambitious events in Scotland, France, Nova Scotia, Gettysburg, and Stowe, Vt. But when we did our first shows at the West Mountain, we knew we'd found our "home" for these things.
WMI: What makes attending a house concert special compared to seeing music events in another performance setting?
Jela Webb: The intimacy of the performance, the closeness between artist and audience. The unplugged nature of the performances makes them extra special because you know that you are hearing the music in its rawest form, there is 'no hiding place' so only the best and most confident of musicians are willing to 'expose' themselves in this way. What is also special is the opportunity to attend the guitar workshop (Ellis Paul) and songwriting workshop (Mark Erelli and Lori McKenna) and hear how they write, develop and play their material. Having been a long time supporter of these musicians it is wonderful to listen to the talk about the creation of their art, their inspirations and influences.
Pat D'Amico: It's the intimacy and access to the musicians it affords...it's like having them play in your own home. I also enjoyed the West Mountain Inn grounds, labyrinth garden, front yard etc. I sat out on the stone bench in the labyrinth each morning with a cup of coffee and played my guitar. It is an amazing setting.
WMI: Tim, how did you choose the West Mountain Inn that first year?
Tim: We first found you when a friend, knowing about our love of B&B's, gave us a copy of the Select Registry. We actually booked our first event with you without ever having seen the place!! As it happened, later that year (2008) we were on our way to attend a concert in Chester, Vt. (yes---we often travel a VERY long way to see an artist we really like!!), it happened that we were going right near Arlington and so we stopped in to see what the place we'd booked looked like! Needless to say, we were thrilled. When Amie showed us what she envisioned as the performance space, we knew we'd hit a home run.
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WMI: What got you excited about coming to the West Mountain House concert this year or in years past?
Jela Webb: I live in the UK, travelled to WMI with my husband Richard; we are keen music fans and go to many shows. We came in 2008 and 2010 each time to see and hear favorite musicians 'up close and personal' The opportunity to spend a few days with like minded friends and fans in a beautiful setting, listening to the music we love, made the decisions to travel 3000 miles quite easy!
Dave & Sheri Marion: Being big hikers, kayakers and skiiers. . .there is just too much to do in Vermont. We have been long time admirers of New England anyway so traveling up there for us is a no brainer. We also bring several of our family and friends with us to the shows, I think there about 11 of us all together, and we expect that number to grow as we spread the word about these events. The intimacy of your living room and the opportunity to spend time with these special artists make these concerts all the more wonderful for myself and my family.
WMI: What are some of the reasons you've chosen to make the West Mountain Inn house concert an annual event?
Tim: We've done these things in a number of places, not just in this country, but all over the world. Though everyone of these things has been special, no place we have ever used has offered the degree of comfort and enjoyment that your Inn has. We have a number of fans who've attended all of our events---or at least a lot of them---and EVERYONE agrees that the West Mountain is clearly the best place we've ever used for these things. Our fans have loved their rooms, the attentiveness of the staff, the incredible food, the gorgeous surroundings, the perfect little concert space we use, the proximity of the performance space to the bar (always a favorite aspect of music fans!!), and the ability to roam around the grounds and maybe bump into the artist (who always stays on site with us).
WMI: What are some stand out memories you have from the house concerts at West Mountain Inn?
Tim: One of the really enticing aspects of our shows is that we promise the fans that over the course of their three night stay, the artist we not repeat ANY songs!! This is a pretty tough chore for lots of artists. What we do is not something every artist is capable of. The artist first needs a catalog that gives them three nights of material---but just as importantly, they actually have to REMEMBER how to do some of their old chestnuts!! So on any night I can think of out of the nine we've now spent listening to music in your parlor, literally EVERY night has offered me something I have maybe not ever seen or heard---or certainly something that I haven't seen or heard in many many years.
Sometimes it can get kind of crazy as an artist struggles to recall a song that they maybe haven't performed in over a decade---but in that is often the most fun. I do remember one song that Ellis Paul did during his first run at the Inn. He was accompanied on that tour by a gal who worked in his manager's office. They were good friends and Ellis knew a good bit about her---but not everything. As it happened, it was Rachels' birthday while they were at the Inn. One night Ellis broke into a song that was maybe titled "Happy Birthday Rachel". It turned into an eighteen minute saga---one of the funniest songs any of us had ever heard---in which Ellis sang the complete life story of this gal. He actually had to ask her for details while he was singing, and then he wove those details into the next verse. It was as creative a moment (or many moments I guess) as I had ever heard. We all knew we'd been treated to not just a whole lot of laughs, but also a once in a lifetime moment.
Jela: Being together in a large group, with friends and sharing such special times together. Hearing songs performed that do not normally get played during the more traditional tour dates. Hearing rarities and also brand new songs that have literally only been written and never before played in front of a live audience.
Tim: I could also add that for each of our events at the Inn, our artists have offered a free songwriting workshop for any fans interested.
Although neither Lori nor I are players, those who've attended these workshops have spoken of them as nearly life changing experiences. The opportunity to be one on one with a real musical hero of yours is something many of these fans cannot pass up!!
2011's "Vacation with a Folkie" events are already in the works and 2 separate groups are being planned - one with Ellis Paul and a second with Richard Shindell. We're thrilled to have these wonderful musicians and dedicated folk music fans back each year. Check in with us later for more details. Please visit Cabin Concerts and the musicians sites to learn more about house concerts and the talented artists who've graced our living room stage.


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The Montpelier schools superintendent says the district is sticking to it's plan to allow some staff members to carry weapons.
Despite the controversy the superintendent says the district is working closely with the police department and that it is the best course of action to ensure safety. In fact he believes over time, other districts will follow suit.
Staff members will be allowed concealed carry throughout the building. For weeks it's been rumored janitors would be armed.
"That's never come out of my mouth so I don't know where that's come from. Everyone's that's asked I've said it's not the teaching staff and we're not releasing any names," says Jamie Grime, Montpelier Schools Superintendent
"There's been some people out there that aren't necessarily in favor of this, to those people I've said, that I agree with them. In an ideal world, we wouldn't even have to be talking or thinking about this," says Grime
In wake of the New town tragedy, many have been in favor police officers in schools. Grime says the district simply cannot afford that.
"We've had to make a lot of cuts in the last few years, I just think adding another $50,000 expenditure was fiscally irresponsible. A program like this can be laid out and have very little cost to the district," says Grime
The district is working closely with the Montpelier Police Department. Grime says despite the controversy, he still believes this is the best course of action to ensure safety.
"Being one of the first to do this there is isn't a manual out there on how to do it right. Take our time and implement this properly," says Grime
It's unclear at this point when staff will begin training or when the concealed carry will go into effect.


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Barkley, Stones and Garbutt set for crunch U20 World Cup clash.
John Stones, Luke Garbutt and Ross Barkley will all start for England when they look to book a place in the last-16 of the Under-20 World Cup on Saturday.
The Three Lions' final Group E clash against Egypt will be shown live on Eurosport and FIFA.com and kicks off at 7pm.
Peter Taylor's side have drawn both their games in the tournament so far but head into tonight's fixture knowing victory will be enough to ensure their progress.
Egypt are yet to register a point in the competition having lost their two games against Chile and Iraq.
Everton duo John Lundstram and Chris Long are also in the squad and will give Taylor options off the bench.
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Handheld video game systems are hurting
A new Nvidia device enters a shrinking field decimated by smartphones and mobile apps.
Handheld video-game consoles are dying, but apparently no one has told the companies producing them.
Since 2011, there has been a new portable gaming device released each year by companies like Nintendo and Sony (SNE). During that same span, those devices have been losing the public's interest more quickly than an 8-year-old grows weary of a game of Pong, thanks to the growing smartphone market and a slew of cheap or free mobile-game apps.
That hasn't stopped tech companies from trying, which means 2013 will be Nvidia's year to give casual gamers the handheld consoles they didn't ask for. A press release from the microchip maker announced plans for its Project Shield device that will use a Tegra 4 processor, Google's (GOOG) Android operating system, a high-definition touchscreen and a full-sized controller to stream and play PC games. Judging by early photos leaked to The Verge and elsewhere, Project Shield looks like a Microsoft (MSFT) Xbox 360 controller that decided to go solo.
"We imagined a device that would do for games what the iPod and Kindle have done for music and books, letting us play in a cool new way," Jen-Hsun Huang, chief executive officer at Nvidia, said in the release.
Great, if only that Apple's (AAPL) iProducts and Amazon's (AMZN) Kindle Fire are already doing that for games. Perhaps Nintendo and Sony can give Nvidia some cheat codes to get it to the consumer indifference and disappointing sales sooner.
Nintendo's 3DS is the top-selling handheld device in the U.S. and sold nearly 150,000 units last week alone, according to video game sales tracking site VGChartz. That's a little less than the 170,000 Wii and Wii U home consoles it sold during the same span and just adds to the more than 7.6 million 3DS consoles here since the system was introduced in 2011. All that said, Nintendo is getting hammered by smartphone makers and Apple in particular.
When Nintendo in April reported a nearly $460 million loss for its last fiscal year, its first annual loss in 30 years, its placed blame squarely on the 3DS and spent a chunk of its quarterly report comparing its performance to that of the iPhone. Nintendo originally released the 3DS with a $250 price tag in 2011, but chopped that price by $80 when it became clear that that buyers were passing up the device in favor of $199 smartphones.
That pushed the 3DS' price below the cost of producing the device and still hasn't helped Nintendo in its battle against mobile gaming. Though Nintendo has sold more than 25 million 3DS consoles worldwide since 2011, Apple sold 26.9 million iPhones last quarter alone. Flurry Analytics estimates that Nintendo's share of the handheld gaming market has decreased from 70% in 2009 to just 36% in 2011 as smartphones ballooned from 19% to 58% of the mobile gaming market during the same period.
That's the best gaming companies are doing against their mobile rivals and it doesn't even account for tablets' place in the new handheld gaming market. At the bottom of the pile, the news is far worse. Sony was the last video game maker to attempt a handheld console when it jumped into the market last year with its PlayStation Vita. Billed as the handheld console for hard-core gamers, the Vita was released in the U.S. in February with two versions selling for $250 and $280 apiece.
That same month, the Vita was outsold in Japan by the PlayStation Portable console Sony originally released eight years ago. In the U.S. to date, it's sold only 1.2 million units, which is just 200,000 more than Nintendo's Wii U home console despite a nearly nine-month head start. Sony's handheld consoles rank dead among consoles sold in the U.S. and trail even Nintendo's original DS, which nearly doubled the Vita's sales total last week.
Smartphones and their apps now account for roughly half of all game downloads, and the number of gamers playing on mobile devices just surpassed the number playing on dedicated consoles, according to market research firm NPD Group. Even if Nvidia's handheld is aimed at a niche of hard-core PC gamers who'll pass on free copies of "Temple Run," "Subway Surfers" and "Fruit Ninja," it's still a dedicated gaming device in a mobile world where the console's game is almost over.
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Australian cricket to adopt ICC's tough new chucking regime
Chloe Saltau Cricket Australia will launch its own crackdown on throwing in domestic competitions this summer, bringing its testing regime into line with tough new global standards.
ICC finds Jimmy Anderson and Ravindra Jadeja not guilty
England's James Anderson and India's Ravindra Jadeja have been found not guilty of misbehaviour during the drawn first Test at Trent Bridge, cricket's governing body announced on Friday.
ICC beefs up regime to stamp out chucking
Chloe Saltau The drive to purge cricket of bowlers who throw will be strengthened when the International Cricket Council accredits new testing centres in three countries in the coming months, as the governing...
ICC to review James Anderson and Ravindra Jadeja decision
The ICC has announced it's considering whether to appeal against the decision to clear England's James Anderson and India's Ravindra Jadeja over their recent spat.
James Anderson ICC hearing set for August
England seamer James Anderson is facing a ban of up to four Tests over his clash with India's Ravinda Jadeja at Trent Bridge earlier this month.
ICC bans Ali's Gaza wristbands
England batsman Moeen Ali has been banned from wearing wristbands featuring the slogans "Save Gaza" and "Free Palestine", the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Tuesday.
India wins battle as ICC allows appeal over Ravindra Jadeja penalty
The Indian team has won a political battle with the International Cricket Council by forcing the governing body to hear an appeal against the disciplining of Ravindra Jadeja.
England, India and Australia's power grab at the ICC is the worst thing that has ever happened to our sport
Scyld Berry On Thursday, the Full Council of the International Cricket Council is poised to rubber-stamp the worst thing that has ever happened to cricket, and nobody thereafter can do anything about it.
Narayanaswami Srinivasan defends rise to chairman of ICC
Suspended Indian cricket chief hits out at media for what he described as 'unfair' criticism of him in the lead-up to his appointment as new chairman of the International Cricket Council.
ICC identifies match-fixing suspects
Sarah Harvey A number of cricketers around the world suspected of match-fixing have been identified by anti-corruption detectives following evidence given by former Black Caps batsman Lou Vincent, the London...
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The International Cricket Council has served an injunction against a British newspaper in a bid to prevent further leaks into its anti-corruption investigation reaching the public.
Indian board insists Srinivasan will be ICC boss
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In novels, short stories, movies and television shows, Sherlock Holmes has always been the smartest man in the room.
That continues in "Sherlock," the 21st-century updating of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's consulting detective. The BBC-produced series exceeded expectations and confounded purists in Season 1.
There are three new movies in the second season of "Sherlock," which airs Sundays at 8 p.m. on PBS/Channel 7.
"A Scandal in Belgravia" » May 6. Dominatrix Irene Adler, whose motto is "know when you are beaten," has incriminating photos of a session with a British royal.
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"The Reichenbach Fall" » May 20. The diabolical Moriarty breaks into the Crown Jewels, but it's just part of his plot to "get Sherlock."
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"When we aired 'Sherlock' a year ago last November, we thought we had something good," said "Masterpiece" executive producer Rebecca Eaton. "We had no idea it would be as successful and popular as it was."
Season 1 won the Television Critics Association Award as outstanding movie/miniseries and a BAFTA Television Award for best drama series. And it won over Holmes fans who were initially dismissive of a modern-day Sherlock.
Holmes still makes brilliant leaps, but he employs modern-day technology that was far beyond the realm of the original stories.
But what makes this version of "Sherlock" work is what made the short stories and novels work — it's smart, and it assumes viewers are smart, too.
"It takes a lot of effort to play clever," said Benedict Cumberbatch, who stars as the title character. "I absolutely love every minute of it, as hard as it can be. It's a thrill to bring something to an audience that isn't patronizing as well."
Laura Pulver, who stars as Irene Adler in the first of three Season 2 installments, said she read the script on a trans-Atlantic flight headed for the United States.
"I remember thinking, 'We needed to turn the plane back around,' because it was just the best piece of writing that I'd read in a long time," she said. "I think [producer/writer] Steven Moffat is a genius, and he beautifully encapsulates Conan Doyle's legend and subtly and wittily and brilliantly brings it to life in this kind of modern-day world."
And that's the key to this version of "Sherlock." The gimmick is that Moffat and Mark Gatiss ("Doctor Who") took Doyle's 19th-century characters and brought them into the 21st century — without making it seem like a gimmick.
You don't have to have read Sherlock Holmes stories and novels, which made their first appearance in 1887, to appreciate "Sherlock," but it does add a layer of enjoyment. You'll know the TV movies are a twist on Doyle's work.
This season, "A Scandal in Bohemia" becomes "A Scandal in Belgravia"; "The Hound of the Baskervilles" is updated; and "The Final Problem" becomes "The Reichenbach Fall."
Holmes fans already know there will be a cliffhanger at the end of Season 2 — and not just because it's already aired in the UK. "The Final Problem" was the story in which Doyle killed Holmes off, only to revive him years later. It won't take that long for the BBC and PBS.
Season 3 has already been filmed and will air next season on PBS.
No mystery at all.
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Image By: Advanced Drainage Systems Inc.U.S. Rep. Robert Latta examines a section of HDPE pipe with ADS plant manager Steve Farrow.
In a post earlier this week, I wrote that plastics recyclers should invite their Congressional representative for a plant tour.
Obviously the advice applies to every manufacturer in the plastics industry.
I like to highlight when processors host such an event, and today's example is Hilliard, Ohio-based Advanced Drainage Systems Inc.
ADS had U.S. Rep. Robert Latta tour its Findlay, Ohio, polyethylene pipe extrusion plant. The congressman watched equipment making large diameter, corrugated pipe used in storm water management systems.
"We appreciate the opportunity to discuss the needs of our organization and to provide an overview of how we operate, with a focus on our employee development programs," Tom Fussner, executive vice president and chief operating officer, said in a news release.
For his part, Latta — a Republican — said it was "absolutely essential for me to visit facilities, such as ADS, to hear about the opportunities and obstacles currently facing our job creators."
ADS has 3,800 employees and was founded in 1966. The company has 57 domestic and international manufacturing plants and 28 regional distribution centers.
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