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There are 120,000 people who work downtown and starting Jan. 19, they might see changes in their routes to and from work.
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The organization has been talking with businesses about the travel routes and parking for about a year.
"We want them to be able to go about their business as usual."
Last week, the city's Department of Public Works added special route signs reading "Super Route" and "Bowl Route" around downtown to help drivers avoid road closures and lane restrictions. However, businesses are working on their own travel plans.
There are 10,000 people who work at Lilly's downtown office. A spokesperson for the pharmaceutical company told said the company doesn't have a concrete plan yet, but it hasn't ruled out the idea of giving employees a few days off to avoid the hassle.
At the Slippery Noodle, workers won't get that option. Super Bowl week will be fully staffed and employees who usually drive straight to the bar's parking lot will need to park elsewhere.
"The city offered us some spaces over at the Pan Am parking garage and we rented 25 of them," said the bar's owner Hal Yeagy.
He said there are also some workers that are planning to take an IndyGo bus or walk a few blocks to work.
"We have several employees that live nearby so people will be staying at their houses," said Yeagy.
At Rolls Royce, some workers might not have to venture downtown at all and will be allowed to work from home, according to a spokesperson.
Boyce said other ideas thrown around have been bringing employees in to work earlier or cutting down their hours at the office. She emphasized that workers need to head into Super Bowl week prepared.
"It's important for people to understand that downtown might be different than what they usually experience," said Boyce.
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"She's having a tough time right now," her husband says, his mouth moving oddly, as though a dentist's Novocain hadn't worn off.
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Things are clearer about the decade leading up to the beating.
In the decade leading up to the beating, Drew was a cocaine dealer, hustling in lower Park Heights or wherever the business took him, deep into the culture of dark corners and young men killing each other. He had dropped out of school as a teenager and started selling coke. He did little else. Though estranged from his family, he sometimes would ask his mother to bring food to a building in Hampden or an abandoned rowhouse in Park Heights, wherever he was staying.
"He was living crazy," his mother says, and she still doesn't understand it.
"I didn't raise my son in some drug-infested area where there were dealers right outside your door. I raised him mostly in this area [Pikesville] and for a while in Catonsville. ... He's never seen his mother do anything but work for a living. I've been a bus driver for seven years, and I was a correctional officer before that. I raised two other sons, and they're doing fine."
For the longest time, she didn't want Drew anywhere near his younger brothers, and told him so again last spring - the day after Baltimore police came to her Pikesville apartment with a fugitive warrant.
They were looking for Drew, of course. Charged with possession of cocaine, he had failed to appear for a court hearing. "I told the police he wasn't here, but they searched the place anyway," his mother says. "Later, I told Drew, `I can't have this. I can't have police surrounding my house in this nice neighborhood. I'm trying to raise my other sons here.'"
Sometimes, on those occasions when Drew would drop by her apartment, his mother found herself staring at him, filthy from the street, in dire need of a shower.
"I would look at this child I gave life to - ravaging my refrigerator like he hadn't eaten in forever - and wonder, `What happened?' The things he told me about, things he'd seen and survived, people getting killed. .... He wasn't afraid to be out there. But he is now."
He is now because of the beating.
His mother doesn't know much about it; no arrests have been made, and she doesn't expect any. She just accepts it as the kind of violent event that occurs in the life of a drug dealer. Drew spent about a month in intensive care at Johns Hopkins before being released to his mother; he lives with her now, the first time in years that they've shared a domicile.
"Drew almost died," his mother says. "When the police got to the motel, they found him on the ground. I didn't think he'd ever be well. They said he had brain damage. I prayed to God for his complete recovery. I was so happy he was alive, but I was so afraid that he wouldn't be the person I knew."
Turns out, he's not.
The brain damage has had a profound effect, and Drew is no longer dealing drugs. "He has a fear of the streets that he never had before," his mother says.
She found him a job busing tables at a Pikesville restaurant that apparently has a tradition of hiring ex-offenders. Drew started Tuesday, and his mother and grandmother were excited for this little victory.
But it may be short-lived. The drug charges against him are pending.
"I have to go to court on Thursday," Drew says.
What did his public defender say would happen?
"She said I could get five years, even with a plea."
Maybe the judge will give Drew a break because of the beating. Maybe the judge will see that enough damage has already been done, and with a job and family support, there's hope for Drew to get out of the drug life for good.
Drew just shrugs when I say these things. His beautiful and silent wife, arms wrapped about her unborn child, turns her back to us fully, hard away at the end of the bench.

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Pallet Pointers: How To Know Which Ones To Leave Behind
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We talk a great deal about reusing pallet wood around these parts. After all, it's easy to come by and can prove to be an inexpensive and resourceful way to make things for your home. That said, do you know what to look for when you go out pallet hunting to bring home the best wood possible?
Donna over at Funky Junk Interiors can turn a pallet into just about anything if given the opportunity. Recently she's released a great list of tips and tricks that cover everything from what pallets to choose to how to remove nails and make the boards usable.
Although we've used pallets for all sorts of things in the past, we've never really put too much consideration into how we can make the utilization of this discarded product easier. Some boards have been chemically treated while others aren't and some are too heavy or nail ridden. Donna addresses all those concerns and more.
• Check out the full list of tips from Funky Junky Interiors
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Some systems are like springs. They bounce back and fourth between two set points and the closer they are to the "at rest" point the less force is needed to compress or expand the spring. But if too much force is applied, then the metal in the spring is permanently deformed and will not spring back.
This is why there is no problem keeping your magazines permanently loaded and your weapons permanently cocked and locked. Both of those conditions are within the normal operating range for the springs designed to fit those applications. There is no possibility of the springs "getting weaker".
This is also the case for social systems like government. The so-called fiscal cliff was an invented crisis that had no relationship to reality. But there is indeed a point at which the spring is deformed and we crossed that in 2008. Our federal government is now so large that it can no longer pay its bills. There is no economic trick or growing the economy that political leaders can devise if only we elect the right people. There is no avoiding the pain ahead. It is a certainty.
But long before society collapses and before government collapses, individuals and small groups will collapse. Each will find its own break point where they recognize that things have moved too far and cannot move back under normal pressure. Already nearly half of American potential voters abstain from exercising that vote. A big part of those do so because they see political processes are ineffective to pulling the spring back into equilibrium.
Before the war of 1861, The Southern States vacated the Union because they recognized that they had become permanent minority votes in a democratic process. They were always never going to get their way again. They broke and fled the oppression of democracy.
Before the French and Russian Revolutions, groups of lower aristocracy, middle class and peon/plebe/serfs recognized that they were permanently excluded from any sort of self determination and they broke en mass.
The breaks start one at a time. The Lubby's Shooting in Killeen TX, was one man having had his fill with dealing with the local government. He recognized that no rational power would enable him to have his way. Ever. He broke.
The first to break are always called crazy. The fact that they break first should probably be the definition of crazy. But as more and more people break, they form groups. When the groups become large enough, it doesn't seem all that crazy any more.
Have you given any through to where your break point is? Have you considered what you will do when you reach it? Liberal elites know that there will be a lot of broken people out there as a result of their policies but they don't care. They have absolute confidence in the abilities of police and Federal security to keep them safe and oppress the broken people. But I suspect there are a lot more such people then they credit. Not enough to win an electoral majority, but certainly enough to make the elites feel their pain.


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9 little gestures he wishes you'd do
Participate in his hobbies
Couples who play together stay together. Next time your hubby goes for a bike ride, strap on a helmet and join him, or grab the second controller and have him teach you how to improve your ranking in Assassin's Creed. Tariq K., 30, says, "Participate in my hobbies. I think it would be constructive if my significant other were into doing what I like to do."
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Bring him dessert from your girls dinner
Yes, you would like to see the dessert menu, thank you. "I'd like it if she'd bring me dessert from her girls dinner out because I have a sweet tooth, and I'd like an extra dessert every now and then," says Peter M., 36. Next time he's home babysitting while you're munching on lettuce wraps at P.F. Chang's with the girls, remember to bring home a little (or big) slice of appreciation.
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Reenact your introduction
Travel back in time to the fateful moment you met. Go to the boardwalk you met at in college, or simply relive the circumstances. "[I like my wife to] smile and wink at me [from afar], because that's how we first met," shares Allen C., 35.
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Be his personal masseuse
Giving his back some TLC can speak volumes about how much you care. Tom N., 23, explains, "It shows that she wants me to feel better after having a long day." Stephen C., 26, agrees: "I'd like a full back massage without asking, because my back hurts every day."
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Surprise him in the kitchen
John C., 32, says, "I'd like a girl that cooks. I'm a chef, so I cook all day, and it would be nice to come home and not have to cook. It would be nice for a girl to say, 'Oh, you're a chef? I'm going to cook you dinner.' Or let me teach you how to cook; that's what I do on dates." Even if you're not involved with a chef, no man can resist a tasty home-cooked meal.
Kiss him 'The Notebook' style
Ignite the spark the moment you walk in the door. "It's always great when she comes home, barely says hi, and gives me a real kiss instead of just a little kiss on the cheek," says Michael T.
Take control of date night
Put the "I dunno, what do you wanna do?" debate to rest and plan a night for your man ahead of time. George C., 35, suggests, "Take me out to dinner. Plan the date and pay for everything so I don't have to worry about a thing."
Plan happy hour at home
The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, so it's only fitting to bring up food once more, and this time, add a bottle of vino. Stephen T., 44, says, "[I love when my wife] prepares an Italian appetizer plate and opens a great bottle of wine when I get home from work. It allows us a great time to just unwind and talk about the day."
Be on-time, for once
Sometimes the best gesture isn't even a gesture at all. Surprise him with something you should do more often: being on-time. Joe, 34, says: "Some things I wish my wife would do more of: cuddle time, sexy time, and most of all, run on time!" Lucky for you, chunky watches are in -- no more excuses!


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'Tis the season where NBA awards voters make ridiculous decisions, causing the bloggeratti to suffer strokes while screaming for transparency in the voting process. This happens every year, without fail, in at least some, and very often all awards.
I don't get AS worked up about it as some people, but I get it. These guys work their asses off all year-long, and they deserve the proper recognition of their efforts. Today, J.R. Smith won the 6th Man of the Year award. He certainly deserved it, as did Jamal Crawford (remember that name) who came in second.
But what's got Twitter all aflutter is the fact that JORDAN Crawford got himself a single first-place vote.
Yup… Jordan.
That means one voter felt one of two things:
(A) there was no single player that came off the bench this NBA season that had more of an impact on his team(s) than Jordan Crawford.. OR
(B) there was no single player that came off the bench this NBA season that had more of an impact on his team than Jamal Crawford, and the voter made an oopsie.
Now, Smith won by a pretty decent margin, so it's not like the vote screwed anyone over. Still either of those scenarios is a pretty egregious error for someone who is allegedly held in such high regard as to hold the honor of voting for such awards. It's even worse than Luke Babbit getting a third place vote (that actually happened… I'm not just making shit up here).
The first place vote puts Crawford ahead of Manu Ginobili, Carl Landry, and others. It's pretty ridiculous, really, and I can't WAIT to see how he reacts to this…. unless his reaction is to take 43 shots tomorrow night. Then I can wait.
Here's the list (courtesy of the NBA PR department).
Player Team 1st Place (5 pts) 2nd Place (3 Pts) 3rd Place (1 Pt) Total Points
J.R. Smith New York 72 39 7 484
Jamal Crawford LA Clippers 31 59 20 352
Jarrett Jack Golden State 14 15 55 170
Kevin Martin OKC 2 3 12 31
Ryan Anderson New Orleans 1 1 3 11
Andre Miller Denver – – 7 7
Jordan Crawford Boston 1 – – 5
Manu Ginobili San Antonio – 1 1 4
Carl Landry Golden State – 1 1 4
Nate Robinson Chicago – – 4 4
Corey Brewer Denver – 1 1 4
Ramon Sessions Charlotte – – 2 2
Shane Battier Miami – – 2 2
Luke Babbitt Portland – – 1 1
Gordon Hayward Utah – – 1 1
Vince Carter Dallas – – 1 1
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Saul K. Sokolow, M.D.
Dr. Sokolow, a Magna Cum Laude graduate of New York's Queens College in 1973, received his medical degree at Cornell University in 1977. He completed his residency at the University of Rochester School of Medicine in 1980. Dr. Sokolow is a board certified physician and has admitting privileges at Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester General Hospital, Highland Hospital and Park Ridge Hospital. He is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and holds the position of Associate Professor in Pediatrics at the University of Rochester.
Dr. Sokolow is the managing partner of Fairport Pediatrics and has been with us since 1982. He and his family live in Penfield.
Richard A. Bloom, M.D.
Dr. Bloom is a Rochester native who graduated from Brighton High School in 1970. He spent the next ten years in Cleveland, Ohio at Case Western Reserve University, where he earned an undergraduate degree in biology in 1974. He had a unique opportunity to serve as the assistant to the University Vice President and Treasurer for 1½ years. He then entered the medical school and obtained his medical degree in l979. Dr. Bloom completed his internship and residency in pediatrics at the Children's Memorial Hospital of Chicago, a division of the Northwestern University School of Graduate Medical Education. He continues to be active in the alumni affairs for Case Western Reserve University.
Dr. Bloom began practice in the Rochester area in 1982 at the Northeast Medical Group as part of Rochester General Hospital. He joined Fairport Pediatrics in 1985 and over the years has been active in the community as a school health physician for the city school district, a member of a children with disabilities task force, and has taught family prenatal classes. Dr. Bloom has served on pediatric advisory committees to insurers and mentored high school students from Honeoye Falls, Pittsford, Victor, and Fairport school districts in the exploration of health care fields.
Dr. Bloom is a past president of the Rochester Pediatric Society and is a member of the University of Rochester department of pediatrics clinical faculty and is involved in medical student education. He is on the staff and attends older patients at Rochester General Hospital and Strong Memorial and newborns at Strong Memorial, Highland, Rochester General Hospitals, and Park Ridge.
Dr. Bloom lives in the Bushnell Basin area of Pittsford. He enjoys travel, gardening snorkeling, is a collector of antique American Indian artifacts, plays softball and has been a Rochester American hockey season ticket holder for over 20 years.
Jeffrey C. Eisenberg, M.D.
Dr. Eisenberg, a Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Virginia, received his medical degree from the University of Virginia before completing his residency in pediatrics from the University of Rochester. Dr. Eisenberg, a board certified pediatrician, is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and holds the position of Associate Professor in Pediatrics at the University of Rochester. He lives in Pittsford with his wife, a nurse practitioner, and his three children.
Bogdan Mscichowski, M.D.
Dr. Mscichowski is a board-certified pediatrician who enjoys all aspects of pediatrics from visiting newborns in the nursery to treating college-age young adults. He is a Poland native who completed his pediatric residency at The Dartmouth Medical School after a two-year program at the Jersey City Medical Center. Dr. Mscichowski received his medical degree from the Medical School of Bialystok, Poland in 1981. He is an Associate Attending Pediatrician at the University of Rochester, Highland Hospital and Rochester General Hospital. He lives in Brighton with his wife and two children.
Jack Finnell, M.D.
Dr. Finnell, who was born and raised in the Rochester area, is a 1988 graduate of Brighton High School. He received his bachelor's of science degree in biology from St. Lawrence University in 1992, and went on to receive his medical degree from Boston's Tufts University School of Medicine in 1996. Dr. Finnell completed his residency at the University of Rochester in 1999. He is an American Board of Pediatrics certified pediatrician who currently holds the position of Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Rochester, and has admitting privileges at Strong Memorial Hospital, Highland Hospital and Rochester General Hospital. Dr. Finnell is an avid fan of all sports including soccer and scholastic wrestling. He lives in Pittsford with his wife and two children.
Sara Dovichi, M.D.
Dr. Dovichi joined the practice in the summer of 2004. She earned her undergraduate degree in 1996 and medical degree in 2000, both at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. She completed her pediatric residency at Golisano Children's Hospital at Strong where she served as the chief resident. Dr. Dovichi is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics, is certified in Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Rochester. She has admitting privileges at Strong Memorial Hospital, Highland Hospital, Park Ridge Hospital and Rochester General Hospital. Dr. Dovichi has an extensive history of child advocacy through her experiences as a nursery school teacher and her involvement in Special Olympics. She lives in Rochester with her husband and three sons.
Stephanie Emerson, R.N., M.S., F.N.P.
Stephanie is a Keuka College graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing. She went on to receive her Masters Degree as a Family Nurse Practitioner from the University of Rochester where she was inducted into the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing. Stephanie enjoys pediatrics and all the challenges it brings. She lives in Mendon with her husband and three sons. Stephanie and her family enjoy sports, music and outdoor activities.
Holly Terzo, R.N, M.S., P.N.P.
Holly received her AAS degree as a Registered Nurse from Jefferson Community College in 1992. After completing he BSN at SUNY Health Science Center in Syracuse in 1997 she received her MSN as Pediatric Nurse Practitioner from the University of Rochester in 1999. Holly lives in Fairport with her husband and two children.
Michelle Slymon, R.N, M.S., C.P.N.P.
Michelle has been a pediatric nurse practitioner with Fairport Pediatrics since 1993. She complete her undergraduate degree in nursing from Marywood University in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Michelle moved to Rochester and worked as a staff nurse at Strong Memorial Hospital while completing her graduate degree at the University of Rochester. She is a certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner through the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board. In 2009 Michelle received her certification as a lifestyle counselor in weight management. She allows time in her schedule to see patients who may have concerns about exercise, diet and healthy choices. Michelle lives in Honeoye Falls with her husband Dave and their two children.


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Whipped this up this morning. So delish!
Korean BBQ for dinner tonight.. This too will be included in my recipe book.. So delish!
Everything is better with bacon… Enjoyed these this morning.. I love baking!
Mac n Cheese
Chicken Tortilla Soup
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"Tap that Tangy Pork"
Sweet and tangy pork that is ohhh so good!! This too is another that will be in the cookbook :)
The tastiest way to make some fresh green beans :)
Chicken & Green Bean Stir Fry..
Still working on my cookbook..


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Ahead of Wednesday's announcement on gun control changes, local gun dealers tell KLTV they've seen a large increase in sales.
Local gun shop owners say that since the first talks of possible new gun restrictions, their stores were flooded with people.
At Lock and Load, they said they are completely out of assault weapons, like the ones proposed to be banned. There have also been many people coming in and stocking up on ammunition, leaving the store shelves bear.
"We've had a ton of people come with everything that is going on, especially since what happened in December. With the new talks on gun laws and executive orders, people are just scared, they didn't know what was going to happen. It's been really hectic in the store, and in a lot of the gun stores around the United States," Robert Quates, Lock and Load Employee said.
Lock and Load in Tyler said at this time of year, after the holidays their stock is usually lower, but with the new gun proposals, they are sold out of a lot of their stock.
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Hi my name is Janet and I feel it's important to share my weight loss story with you. I have now lost 2 stone and I have gone from a size 12 to a size perfect size 8. I have fought with my weight all my life, I have tried just about every diet and more weight loss pills than I can count. I coworker told me about Meratol and how she lost just over 2 ½ stones taking it. My brother's wedding was coming up and I wanted so badly to look good at the wedding.
All I can say is thank you Barb (my coworker). Taking Meratol has changed my life. "I recommend Meratol to anyone that has had difficulties trying to slim down, as unlike other slimming aids you can actually get a decent night's sleep and still get results! I am going to continue using Meratol as it's got me this far and I can't wait to see the rest of the results."
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I have just bought a dress for my brothers wedding and when I looked in the mirror I felt fantastic. My partner thinks I look great too!!!
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There are many nutrient based supplements available these days. As science catches up with nature we find new powerful properties in the natural things all around us.
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When you buy a food supplement to help you reach your goals, it's always good to see some clinical studies on the ingredients, to show they are effective.
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Meratol is a food supplement that contains capsicum (chilli), Prickly pear, brown algae and caffeine. It has been developed to compliment a normal balanced diet. It can help increase attention and alertness, all of which are useful when you have a goal! It supports performance and capacity, exercise endurance*. Meratol™ can also help increase elimination and support the body whilst maintaining a healthy regime.-
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On a day surprisingly full of news about Edward Snowden, Fordham Law's Center on National Security and PEN American Center added to the conversation on Jan. 23 by hosting a debate on the fugitive's future.
The panel pitted competing views of The New Yorker journalist Amy Davidson against those of Jonathan Capehart of The Washington Post. David McCraw, assistant general counsel for The New York Times, moderated the discussion.
The debate took place within hours of Snowden's live Q&A on the website www.freesnowden.is, in which he directly addressed the question "Under what conditions would you agree to return to the U.S.?" His answer: "The 100-year old law under which I have been charged … was never intended to be used against people working in the public interest, and forbids a public interest defense. This is especially frustrating, because it means there's no chance to have a fair trial—and no way I can come home and make my case to a jury."
Three years after ground was broken at the Lincoln Center campus, Fordham Law School's Pei Cobb Freed & Partners-designed building and the residence hall will open this fall. On Monday, Jan. 6, Inside Fordham toured the two facilities see get a sense of the place where future leaders will be educated and housed.


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I LOVE mascara. I've tried everything I can get my hands on. So far, this one has been a BIG let down. It went on a little clumpy/flakey at the ends, which is fine - I just used me lash comb. It seemed to do a good job of holding the curl (I'd already curled it with Shu Um. curler) - but about 20 minutes later, my lashes had fallen back to normal, and it looked like I was wearing cheap mascara. Not only that, but it was the first mascara that I've noticed flaking ALL over the place. I would recommend Panoramic waterproof by L'oreal over this any time, and it's a lot cheaper. I was hoping Courbe would do the job because I'm trying to avoid the waterproof. I'd spend 30.00 if it were the right mascara & did the job it promised, but this one doesn't come close. It's sad that the cheapie drugstore mascara works better than this!
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This is definately pricey but I really like this! i have tried several Lancome mascaras through GWP's and purchasing, this and Definicils are my favorite! Just a few strokes through my lashes really lengthened, volumized and slightly curled. I used the inner curve of the brush and it seperated my lashes and didn't clump them together like Fatele mascara. I like quick applying mascaras that don't take perfecting and second coats, this one definately made my lashes look good FAST! It's long lasting and is my new favorite splurge!! (beats out diorshow at the moment because it seems to dry faster and feel lighter.
This mascara gives great lashes, but it is expensive. It´s meant to curl your lashes and give length and volume, but I still have to use my lash curler with this one... It dries very fast, and it is hard to wash off.
But the lashes look quite good after using it, but I have to be very "correct" with it.
love the curved brush to get those little 1s right at the outer edge! 1 coat for casual and 2 for nights out... doesnt do much for lengthening tho... its not the easiest mascara to get off but it DOES eventually come off after taking off a lash or 2 each time.. the tube dries out pretty quick tho -.-"
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I'm pretty impressed with this mascara - it dries quickly, lengthens dramatically AND volumizes slightly with the curved brush. I can't really comment on the color, as my lashes are black naturally. It's very easy to apply, again because of the curved brush, and doesn't require too much combing. I'd like something with more volume still, so this isn't HG, but it is nice.
This is a review for the GWP I received, and I'm glad I didn't spend any money on it b/c it's just not for me. The one thing I liked is that it seemed to curl my lashes a teeny bit, and I have stick-straight Asian lashes that grow downward. Unfortunately, there are many things I didn't like: (1) I'm not a fan of the curved brush, which had uneven amounts of product on it, which in turn dumped clumps of mascara on some of my lashes and didn't deposit any mascara on other lashes (2) the mascara on my lashes dried too quickly, which made it difficult to get my lashcomb through (3) lashes look spiky, dry, and feel brittle (4) mascara smudged on my upper eyelids (5) there isn't any "lusciousness" to my lashes (I know this mascara's main job isn't to volumize but I need my lashes to look somewhat plush). I guess this mascara does its job in terms of the curling aspect, but otherwise, it just wasn't for me. I'm sticking to my (thus far) HG: MF Volume Couture.
I got this as a GWP initially. Didn't think I'd like it because I don't like curved brushes. This mascara was a very pleasant surprise. Most mascaras take about a week before they will really show up on your lashes. This one started giving color and volume right away. It's the only mascara I've ever used without my Shesido base that will hold a curl. Pretty impressive. I would repurchase this again and I have!
I strongly disliked this mascara. I need curl, so it seemed like the natural choice, however, it made my lashes straighter than ever, even with my curler. Mystifying! I exchanged it for plain ol' Definicils, which is not my absolute fave ever, but definitely better than Virtuose. I got a sample later on in a GWP and tried it again. Nope. Same results.
This mascara is ok. It doesn't really curl my eyelashes but it at least it isn't overly clumpy. I have to wipe the brush off with paper towel before I use it though. Its not perfect but not horrible either.
This is probably one of the worst mascara I've ever used. It's hard to coat each lash evenly with the brush. When you do manage to get it on your lashes, it clumps like crazy and the curl does not hold at all. Yuck.


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Relocate Shower Caddies With Cabinet Knobs
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If your shower is on the small side there's a good change you have one of those hanging baskets that nestles down around your shower head. That's all well and good if those things would stay put and work with a variety of different shower heads. Forget traditional mounting, why not relocate it somewhere easier with the use of cabinet pulls?
We ran across this fun idea over at The Family Handyman and although it might require a bit more effort on your part to hang things up, it looks like it could be worth it.
The ability to place something of this nature in a location where you don't bash your wrists on it as you wash conditioner out of your hair is a serious bonus. In addition, if you have tiny tots in your house, being able to mount one low where they can reach it just outside the shower curtain would be super great. You can check out the how to mount them from the photo above or find more information at The Family Handyman.
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I would do this except I haven't had a plastic shower caddy since (?) never. But it does make me think about other uses for drawer pulls and it is a good idea.
Well, doh! What a good, simple idea.
I would suggest running a little waterproof silicone calk around the edge of the knob where it meets the wall. You want to keep absolutely all moisture out of the hole you're making.
Great idea! Saving this for later.
For you apartment dwellers those Command hooks work really great. I use one on my tile and it has been up for over a year w/o any problems!
one of my goals in life (or at least real estate) is to finally have a bathroom that doesn't require a caddy in the shower. until then....
@kassgood, those aren't plastic. Caddies are usually either metal or coated metal (as in the above pic). I have yet to see ones like that that are plastic.
@jsev not to brag, but you'd love my apartment, 3 shelves on both head/foot ends of the tub with enough room under the bottom shelves (and a wide enough ledge) to put another bottle, or as in my case, hang a razor on a little suction cup.
I did just that in our house - I located the knob for hanging at the opposite end of the enclosure from the shower so my soap doesn't get wet and melt and the water doesn't sit by bottles and make icky gunk.
Duh, what a great idea! It's a perfect solution, especially in group houses when several housemates have to share a bathroom.
Another solution to the problem - I put up an extra shower curtain tension rod along the tiled inside wall of our tub. I hung a few spare shower curtain hooks over it, and they worked well for suspending loofahs, backscrubbers, etc. It's a particularly nice solution for washcloths - before, I would hang my washcloth over the shower curtain to dry, and then it would fall to the floor when one of my roommates moved the curtain to take a shower. Now, we have space for each of us to hang our washcloths up.
This is a cool idea, but jess13 is right: this NEEDS waterproofing. I had a bathroom with an ENORMOUS (> 2'x3') medicine cabinet style mirror, which was a glass sheet mirror mounted on a plank of wood, painted with high-gloss latex paint, with a hinge running down the whole of one side with about a dozen screws holding the plank to the hinge. I am sure this was VERY secure when it was installed, and for years afterward. If I had done this, I would have congratulated myself on doing a good job making a solid, beautiful cabinet door.
But fast forward to when I had the apartment, probably a couple decades or more after someone installed it, and one day while I am showering, it slips right off it's hinge and totally shatters the (beautiful, vintage) porcelain sink. The wood plank had become too soft with years of moisture seeping in through cracks in the paint around the screws, causing them to slowly slip out. Even if it seems good right now, with bathrooms you always need to be aware of the power water and time have on materials. It may be great and secure now and even stay that way for a few years, but you run a very high chance of that eventually rotting out and leaving a big hole in the shower wall. If it were a necessity, I'd say go for it, but from my perspective, you're better off just getting a different kind of storage rack, or change how you shower so that you don't have to keep all of your stuff in the shower all of the time.
I live in a house with three other grown-ups, a two year old, and a bunch of shampoo and conditioner bottles for all of our different hair types precariously perched on the towel bar.
I'll be bringing this up at the next town hall meeting - it's a great idea, I actually have a couple of knobs we might could use, and we'd be able to keep the tub toys in the tub rather than next to the toilet (yuck!).


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The Salvation Army and the Crown Center in
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Comedian Bill Cosby will be in Fayetteville Jan. 17
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Cosby was famous for wearing colorful sweaters on
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East Moline's Labor Day Parade brought hundreds of unions members onto the streets.
They wanted to remind people of what they see as the importance of organized labor to the economy and to society.
"We are the ones that built this country," said Terri Dempsey, of East Moline, who said she came from a union family. "We are making sure the young people know the importance of unions."
The theme of the East Moline parade was "Work Connects Us All, Honoring America's Workers," and the grand marshal was former U.S. Rep. Phil Hare.
Gil Sierra, a retired Oscar Mayer employee, marched with UFCW Local 431.
He said that, when he worked for Oscar Mayer in Davenport, 20 percent of the workforce was union. Now, he said, it's just 8 percent. The rich and their Republican backers, as he sees it, are trying to break the unions and roll back the gains labor has won for working people.
"Right now, they are trying to break the postal workers union, the biggest federal union," he said. "I think they want us to work seven days a week and have no days off."
He was decked out in a hat and T-shirt covered in slogans in Spanish and English urging people to vote for President Barack Obama.
Mario Salgado, another UFCW Local 431 member and East Moline resident, was in the parade for the third time.
"Being united makes us stronger," he said. "That's what we are out here celebrating today."
Behind Mr. Salgado was a steady stream of union floats. Locals representing millwrights, steelworkers, plumbers and public sector workers all were on hand.
Many who marched in East Moline made their way out to Illiniwek Forest Preserve in Hampton after the parade for the 45th annual Salute to Labor Chicken Fry, organized by the Rock Island County Democratic Party.
Former Illinois Attorney General Neil Hartigan spoke at the event, and local Democratic candidates pressed the flesh and talked politics.
Jeff Liske was wearing his Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 25 T-shirt at the chicken fry and said he wanted people to understand labor's role in the economy.
"Without the working class you can't have enterprise," Mr. Liske said. "It takes one to make the other."
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Hopefully this supposed project will show up in the next couple of years.
I'm hoping we get that with the Little Mermaid ride coming to DCA. *crosses fingers*
But, the only problem with Little Mermaid is it isn't a fresh new concept. It's a movie. Don't get me wrong I am extremely stoked for this ride, but when are we going to get something that has NOT been seen before, just like Pirates at that time.
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Humble Pie - Kierland
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6501 E Greenway Pk.
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://humblepieusa.com/
- Phone: 4809982199
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Daily: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Monday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm; Sunday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Pizzeria
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wine
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Humble Pie is a locally owned and operated restaurant specializing in wood fired pizzas. We feature a large selection of pizzas as well as appetizers, salads, sandwiches, pastas and desserts. We have a diverse wine selection and both draft and bottled beers including many local favorites.Continued
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- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
kid-friendly (11)great for lunch (8)neighborhood gem (7)good for groups (7)fit for foodies (4)great for outdoor dining (2)great for brunch (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- Best Crust Ever!OHinAZDined on 8/29/2014We love HP. The best part of any pizza is the crust and the crust at HP is exceptional! It is crispy where it needs to be and chewy too. There isn't too much of it, it is just right. We had the Roasted Garlic & Potato pizza, and a Margarita pizza. Yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoodMssybrittyVIPDined on 8/26/2014We have been here before. The service there is always good and so is the foodSpecial Features:
- Best Brick Oven Speciality PizzaItalianoDined on 8/9/2014Humble Pie, Kierland has the best pizza. The service is excellent. We were treated like family. Our server was very knowledgeable of the menu items and helpfull suggesting selections and serving sizes. Everyone was very energetic and the place was hopping. Definitely a place to frequent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beyond ExpectationsKennyGDined on 8/9/2014What comes to mind when you think of a pizza place and a bar? Humble Pie exceeds that image and should be considered a fine food restaurant! Our waitress took the time to explain the ingredients in various dishes and to rate the various wines our party considered. Food and service were great! When they didn't serve ginger ale or root beer, our waitress suggested coke and I said jokingly, "What about cherry coke?" She replied, "I can make it" and her cherry coke was better than the cherry coke from Coca-Cola plus it had real cherries on top! She got a good tip from me and she can expect to see us back there again soon! While it was our first time at Humble Pie, it won't be our last.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date night was great nightAZkimDined on 7/17/2014The date night special was great way to try a variety of dishes offered and at an awesome price. Perfect amount for two. Not the most romantic setting with close tables and high lighting but great food.Special Features:
- The following 13 reviews are from the Humble Pie - Kierland reviews archive.
- Scottsdale JGMJSMAZVIPDined on 5/23/2014ALL Humble Pie restaurants are absolutely terrific; worth the drive if there is not one located in your neighborhood area..pizza does not get ANY better!Special Features:
- DissappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/10/2014Had high hopes for Humble pie-very dissapointing!! No flavor in their food!! Nice patioSpecial Features:
- Monday had live music. wasOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/24/2014Monday had live music. was a little loud to have a conversation.Special Features:
- Never humbleGEMSTONEVIPDined on 2/13/2014The pizza is always really good. The service can be a little spotty at times but never bad. Always a good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- better thanJim7VIPDined on 1/29/2014So, in my humble opinion this Humble Pie is better than the one at Desert Ridge - the food is better - just sayin. Try the shrimp pizza - it's different and it's good. The Caesar salad needs some work but it's better than the one at Desert Ridge which really needs some work. I mean come on - it's a salad - you're already making a decent profit margin on any salad but to skimp on a Caesar salad is just wrong. Good service. Good pizza.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic pizzashellfishDined on 12/17/2013I've been twice and ordered different pizzas - it just gets better with each visit. The sauce had the taste I remember from my very first slice of pizza in 1955 when we moved from Georgia (pizza non-existent then) to Arizona. OMG - it's too close to my house!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Mixed BagProfJFDined on 11/17/2013I have written a very thorough review on Yelp. I suggest readers refer to that review. It is the one that discusses the party that had assembled to watch Family Feud.
- GreatNicoleDined on 11/11/2013Notably great service, wonderful food, nice ambience inside (same as almost all restaurants around here, doesn't look like much from the outside), one of our 2-3 favorites for pizza and/or family dinner night. Would make a great casual dinner date place too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slice of Humble PieScottsdaleDinerVIPDined on 9/23/2013We arrived and were seated promptly. The kids were given crayons and a menu to draw on. The waitress was nice and able to answer our questions as we were first timers here. Unfortunately, after we ordered, a guy set up with a microphone and guitar and started playing. As it is a relatively small space, it got very loud and we were not able to converse. Our waitress was very understanding and packed up our order to go and advised us that the guitarist is only there on Mondays which is strange as it conflicts with MNF. We noticed several other groups hurrying up their meal and requesting checks once he started playing. When we got home, we ate our pizzas and they were delicious. We will definitely be back, just not on a Monday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OkraceloverVIPDined on 9/20/2013First time at this location. Tables were too close together; our table felt like it was in the aisle. I love the Burrata app usually, but this time the tomatoes were not ripe and that impacted the quality. Pizza was good but small and expensive. But good beer on tap. Be warned that this is not a place for a quiet conversation or a romantic dinner--very loud with lots of small kids.
- The pizza was great. We triedsmartblVIPDined on 9/15/2013The pizza was great. We tried the meat lovers and the shrimp... would definitely get both again. This is a small place in a strip center close to Kierland....
- Great Neighborhood SpotaguthartDined on 9/2/2013Went for a casual dinner and was pleasantly surprised to get live music. Service was friendly and attentive. The food was really good and priced well. A new favorite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good experienceLuv2wineDined on 8/31/2013We received excellent service throughout the evening. Great food. Great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Local Tattoo Artists Host Lansing Fundraiser
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Local Lansing tattoo artists collaborated on Sunday evening for Artonica, an event meant to benefit the Greater Lansing Food Bank and Capital Area Humane Society.
But these artists weren't focused on their typical work. Rather than creating artwork on skin, the artists rotated around 10 different canvases every 20 minutes and drew whatever came to mind with charcoal.
The pieces were sold at an auction later in the evening.
Monica and Greg Drake started Artonica three years ago as a way to give back to local charities.
Greg said the artists don't get paid for the work because the night was just about giving back to charity.
The tattoo artists at the event were hand-picked by Greg for demonstrating exceptional creative skills.
"We look for custom shops," Monica Drake said. "We look for artists that have the ability to actually be able to draw."
The Drakes partner together to run Local Tattoo & Laser Co. in Lansing, a shop that only uses vegan ink for its creations.
The artists rotate to different canvases for a total of about two hours and once the artwork is complete, it gets framed and auctioned off to the crowd. Proceeds from the auction go towards the Greater Lansing Food Bank and Capital Area Humane Society.
Photographer Michele Hoffman heard of Artonica and the praise its artists received for their skills, so she came to the event in the hopes of finding artists that she could use for her own photography project.
VanGogh Tattoos artist Ian Wallace was participating in Artonica this year for the first time. Greg Drake got in contact with Wallace and invited him to the event.
"I've done a couple art fusions in the past with Greg," Wallace said. "This is my first art fusion at Artonica."
The artists at Artonica come recommended and display a strong passion for their work.
"I've always loved doing art and the idea of putting your art on somebody is probably one of the best things in the world that could possibly happen for me," Wallace said. "You are leaving your mark on somebody and it's going to last forever."
Campfires & Carbon Episode 8: Justin Hartman
Campfires & Carbon's mission is to have and promote real, unedited conversation with local tattooers. Here's their podcast of a conversation with Justin Hartman from Urban Art Tattoo in Mesa, Arizona…
Brandon Collins: "So you wanna be a tattoo artist?"
By Brandon Collins
Reblogged from: www.tattoosnob.com
With the invention of tattoo "reality" shows, the average un-tattooed or mildly tattooed person is led to believe that tattoo artists are superheroes: they can draw an entire back piece in 15 minutes, go out to the clubs all night and still come to work on time, able to tattoo whatever you want, wherever you want it.
That sounds awfully appealing to some kids–but it couldn't be any further from the truth. Anyone who has spent time in a tattoo shop knows that most tattooers are your average hardworking dads and moms with mortgages, car payments and phone bills,not prima donna rockstars that get VIP everywhere and drive Lamborghini's. Those TV shows make a mockery of our profession and because of them, our trade has been diluted by half-ass, mediocre tattooers. Not only have these hacks not paid their dues, but they pump out crappy $20 tattoos that the average joes doesn't even realize are shit.
Before deciding you want to be a tattooer, think about this: Say my appointment for the day doesn't show up, so that $400 I needed to pay rent and put food on my table will just have to wait. If YOU go to work and no one shows up, YOU still get paid and so you can afford to sit home home and watch "TATTOO SCHOOL" and say to your stoned roommate "bro, I can totally do that shit!". You get breaks and paid holidays, insurance and an guaranteed paycheck every week. We don't. We work 50-60 hours a week tattooing, drawing and painting with no medical benefits and no retirement funds.
Don't listen to your family. That skull with the lightning bolts and a joint in its mouth you drew in the 8th grade ISN'T amazing. Your parents, close family members and friends are always going to tell you that you are a natural artist. Their biased encouragement will only give you the false confidence to go into a tattoo shop and get your feelings hurt. Tattooing isn't a hobby or something just to pass the time. It is a profession and a sole mean of income, so if you think we will welcome you and your "tat guns" into our trade with open arms, you are sorely mistaken. Apprenticeships are meant to be hard–to weed out the undeserving. If you are lucky enough to get one (and I do mean lucky) you will be taught a skill that can carry you for the rest of your life and you are forever indebted to the person who taught you. There are those dip-shits that don't have the balls to go into a tattoo shop and try to get an apprenticeship – or they did and were tossed out, just order some "guns" online and "do tats" out of their house. Not only is this completely disgusting, unsanitary and unethical, but also illegal. Don't even think about doing that. Those fucktards can do some real and irreversible damage to someone not to mention potentially spread disease.
Most tattoo artists don't make a lot of money. Tattooers get paid by the hour but that money isn't dumped right into our pockets. We have to give a percentage to the shop and pay for supplies and what-not. In reality we only get a fraction of what we charge for your tattoo. So when you tell me, "Dannnng $100?… Thats a lot, you must be rich!" and I want to run a steel spike through your head, you will understand why. As I mentioned before, if an appointment doesn't show up or you don't have anything scheduled, you don't get paid. Imagine going to your job at Home Depot or where ever and working a full day without pay.
So next time you have the urge to be like Kat Von D or whatever rockstar tattooer is the flavor of the week… remember this: Countless hours of work for minimal pay and no benefits is the life that we have chosen and will defend with extreme prejudice. Do yourself a favor: keep your day job, and leave our profession alone.
Brandon owns and works at Nightmare Studios in Reno, NV.
Trippin' Balls Art Show: Toronto, November 28th
OPENING: NOVEMBER 28, 2013, 7PM-11PMRUNNING TO: DECEMBER 8, 2013……………………………………………………….Trippin Balls features paintings and print work by Toronto tattoo artists Alex Snelgrove, Kyle Hollindrake of Okey Doke Tattoo shop, and illustrator Paul Jackson. The exhibit features over a dozen bold and bright coloured vintage graphic designs, and vibrant psychedelic painted scenes pulled from the artists' imaginations. We'd describe the works as nothing less then AWESOME!.HUNTCLUB will be displaying and selling original paintings, custom prints, and temporary tattoos.The opening reception is November 28 from 7pm – 11pm. The exhibition will remain on display from 1pm-7pm on weekdays until December 8 .About the artists:
Alex Snelgrove has been tattooing since 2009. She has an extensive illustration background and continues to make art outside of the tattoo shop. http://theokeydoketattooshop.com/
Kyle Hollingdrake has been tattooing since 2001. He loves tattooing tigers, dragons, wizards, unicorns, motorcycles, buxom ladies, muscle bound warriors and anything else thats awesome.http://theokeydoketattooshop.com/Paul Jackson is Toronto based illustrator and painter. http://pjartist.com/
For any inquiries regarding the show or gallery, contact Darlene Huynh at email@example.com College St. WToronto, Canada
Bill Baker Interview: Part 2
By Andrew Goodfellow
Reblogged by: swallowsndaggers.net
Read Part 1 here: http://wp.me/p14cQJ-5hf
Like the effect on the skin?
"Yeah, the way the work was going in. And, again, there was no internet. So I had to go the fucking library, go to the reference library, lookup needle manufacturing companies all over the world, write them a letter, by hand "Dear Sir or Maddam' and hopefully get a sample. And sure enough, samples did come. Sometimes I would get a letter back that would come and say 'You need to buy the samples. They cost this much'. And I would go and do that. And I would get the needles and solder them and tattoo with them. And I began to see, like, oh man this really makes a difference."
"So I began to get excited about the potential. So I went and registered the company name, and I realized that I could probably make needles myself. Buying them was hit-and-miss. They would come and some of them would be measured in a weird way. I would get some that were big and short tapered. And I'd get some that were big and long tapered. And I'd get all different types. But if I could get stuff in between, it seemed reasonable that I could make a better needle. These are just sewing needles! They're just getting thrown at me. I'm just doing what I can with them. So that's when I started to believe that it was possible. I registered the name and started thinking about what potential there was there, and what it might cost and what it might not cost, and what that would mean."
"So, before I left, I had said to people, I really wanna become a better tattooer technically and mechanically. I really want to understand what the fuck I'm doing. Cause I felt bad. The same way I felt like I was a jerk cause I never even had my grade 10, I felt like I'm a jerk cause I'm making a lot of money and people think I'm doing real good, and I am just flailing away. I got no fucking idea what I'm doing, you know? And I thought I really owed it to everything that came before me and I owed it to myself to try and master the craft, and that was part of it for me. For most people, there were other reasons. They were doing their best, or whatever. But for me, it wasn't enough to be successful and have money – that stuff didn't matter to me. I didn't understand why certain needles were doing certain things. I couldn't even wrap my mind around it."
"So going to the South Pacific was the other way that I figured like maybe I won't have to come back and deal with this fucking crazy thing that I'm thinking about. And, you know, I thought and thought and thought, and drew the logo, and thought why are those needles doing that? And the other part of the thing about the South Pacific, is they had been tattooing there for thousands of years. And I kinda figured, well those tools must have developed the same way the imagery did. Like I'm sure they made them bigger and smaller and tried every fucking thing that they could come up with, and this was the best. Like there's no way, in my mind, that I could believe that the way they made those tools was not the fucking best."
"So when I got connected to the guy in Samoa, closely, I paid him to make tools so that I could watch how he did it. And I watched and took pictures and measured things with a measuring eye-loop and figured out, goddamn, the points on those tools were like twice the size of what we were using for needles, and blunt, like BLUNT. They called them a comb. We were using like a sewing needle or a beading needle. And the stuff he was using, he was just cutting little teeth into it. It was just like a little saw-tooth. The point was super short compared to a needle. Yet he was tattooing super solid, solid black into people. And that just blew my mind! And I was like, okay, fuck, whatever. That proves to me that a lot of what we're doing has just been dragged along because – because we have sewing needles and because they work. Okay. So that was part of the thing for me with the South Pacific."
Campfires & Carbon Episode 4: Jeff Wright
Campfires & Carbon's mission is to have and promote real, unedited conversation with local tattooers. Here's their podcast of a conversation with Jeff Wright…
Bill Baker Interview: Part 1
By Andrew Goodfellow
Reblogged by: swallowsndaggers.net
There are very few tattooers working today that can lay claim to over 30 years of experience. Fewer still are those who can truly be said to have changed the course of tattooing. Bill Baker – artist, icon, entrepreneur, and now part owner of Pearl Harbor Gift Shop – is among those storied few.
In all honesty, I had no idea what to expect of my meeting with Bill when he agreed to speak with me for Swallows & Daggers. Highly regarded yet notoriously reclusive, Bill casts something of a mythical shadow over the tattoo community in Toronto. Though Pearl Harbor is among the city's premiere shops and receives constant acclaim, he is rarely glimpsed by the clientele and is extremely selective in taking on new work. Having been tattooed there on a number of occasions, I had yet to catch sight of him even once.
Little wonder, then, that I hadn't any notion of what my afternoon with Bill would entail. What followed was an incredibly candid and fascinating tour through Bill's 32 year career. Part raconteur, part machine technology and tattoo history teacher, Bill has managed to remain humble and utterly genuine in his love for tattooing. I learned more from him in the course of two hours than I had in the last two years of my own pursuits in the tattoo world. I only hope that I can convey our conversation in terms that do justice to the man himself, the immense scope of his technical achievements, and to the work he has crafted since 1981. As recorded in the legendary environs atop Pearl Harbour – known simply as 'The Hut' – it is with tremendous respect that I relay his words to the readers of Swallows & Daggers:
"Okay, well let's see…if you want to bust it down, I guess I've been tattooing 32 years. I started in '81. So then there's the first part, where I was learning and did my apprenticeship in Calgary."
Campfires & Carbon Episode 2: Timo Sanders
Campfires & Carbon's mission is to have and promote real, unedited conversation with local tattooers. Here's their podcast of a conversation with Timo Sanders from Fifth Estate Tattoo in Gilbert, Arizona…
Campfires & Carbon Episode 1: Clifton Carter
Campfires & Carbon's mission is to have and promote real, unedited conversation with local tattooers. Here's their podcast of a conversation with Clifton Carter who works in San Francisco and Tempe, Arizona…
Knives and Needles: Jeff Gogue
By Molly Kitamura
Reblogged from: www.knivesandneedles.com
I had heard Jeff Gogue was a foodie through my husband. So imagine how excited I was to hear that Jeff had agreed to have a chat with me about food. This was the first time I had ever gotten the chance to sit down with Jeff one-on-one, and I have to say that he is very genuine and very nice. His humble attitude is almost shocking as he is one of the most talented tattoo artists out there today and could have every right to be not as nice as he is.
We mostly spoke about food, what Jeff's favorite things to cook and eat are. We also spoke about his love of fishing. Jeff grew up fishing around Lake Tahoe but now lives in Grant's Pass, Oregon. It sounds scenically stunning and really chill, have to make it up there one day! Just imagine the seasonal foods you could forage in the abundant wildlife up there! Jeff and his wife recently took a fishing trip up the Puget Sound where he caught some pretty impressive-looking salmon. The trip sounded fun and like a real adventure with the crisp sea air and ice-cold sea!
Jeff likes cooking (and eating!) fish in pretty much any way you could think of preparing it. He also loves a good pork chop or a rare steak on occasion. But he really tries to stay on a healthy diet and exercise regime. His favorite lunch at work consists of a young coconut filled with berries and Chia seeds. That actually sounds amazing and I will have to try it out myself! When he does have a cheat day, he loves to chow down on a burger with peanut butter. While that may sound strange, I think it is reminiscent of Thai beef with peanut sauce. Very innovative! Anyone have a good recipe for either?
An interesting fact about Mr. Gogue is he actually wanted to be a chef at one point in his life and had even taken a cooking class on one of his trips to France!
Here are some photos of Jeff, hope this inspires you to get tattooed or get in the kitchen!!
Thank you Jeff!!!! You can catch more of Jeff and what he's up to at any of these fine places:
If you have food tattoos, recipe or are a tattooed chef or foodie tattooer- we want to talk to you!
Hit us up at @knivesandneedles or firstname.lastname@example.com
DOC INK #4: Julio Casagrande
Doc Ink is a brazilian web series of short episodes featuring some of that country's most respected tattooers. It was introduced to us by São Paulo-based tattooer Nico Acosta. Enjoy episode #4!
The Importance of Social Media on the Career of an Artist
By Mauricio Tadashi
Irezumi Japanese Tattoo Art Exhibition
Check out the IREZUMI art show at Space 15 Twenty in Hollywood, CA. The show is up until October 20th.
IREZUMI is a group art show featuring original Japanese Tattoo art works from around the world. Artists include: HORIYOSHI 3, BOB ROBERTS, HIROSHI HIRAKAWA, MUTSUO NAKABAYASHI, GANJI, NAMI CHANG, MIKE ROPER, MIYAZO, BRIAN KANEKO, SMALL PAUL & more!
TATTOO STORIES Episode 1: Trigger
By Santioned TV
Tattoo Artist Magazine Issue #26 Teaser Preview
Tattoo Artist Magazine #26 will be going out to subscribers in two weeks! This amazing issue features Cory Norris, Pinky Yun, Xam, Isaac Fainkujen, a new Step by Step article on color theory, and a great article on Marcus Kuhn's The Gypsy Gentleman documentary… [Pictures on expanded page]


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Clock changes in Chandrapur, Maharashtra, India
DST Not Observed in year 2014
Chandrapur does not observe Daylight Saving Time this year.
Try selecting a different year.
Daylight Saving Time in other years
DST changes do not necessarily occur on the same date every year.
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Les Thomas is patriotic.
LATHROP – Only one of the three incumbents has taken the first step towards securing his seat for the next four years.
The proposed McKinley Avenue interchange could be the first step toward easing congestion on the 120 Bypass.
Mike Morowit's financial savvy has managed to keep Miner Mart a viable business through two economic downturns and a tectonic shift in Manteca retailing during the past 20 years.
The waiting game continues for Manteca Pastor Rob Cox.
Phil Waterford loves Manteca's patriotic backbone.
Back in the 1980s the residents along the north side of Louise Avenue between Airport Way and the railroad tracks formed the nucleus of the Manteca Rural Committee.
Manteca has entered the green versus yellow lawn quandary.
Brandi Galindo plays with a quiet confidence, but her physique cuts a loud impression.
It was a red carpet event Thursday night when San Joaquin County Supervisor Ken Vogel officially installed five board members to new terms on the Ripon Chamber of Commerce board during a dinner at the Spring Creek Country Club.
Ron Corbin was getting ready to bicycle from the Prayer Valley Church food distribution effort last week across from Library Park to his brother's home with bags of food on the handle bars.
Several schools in Manteca Unified will be greeting the new school year with new roofs and playground equipment, smooth pavements that were once cracked, newly replaced lighting units, new carpets on the floors, and fresh coats of paint in a number of classrooms.
When Ripon Unified voters hit the polls in November, they'll have a say so on how to conduct future school board elections.
An 81-year-old Manteca woman sustained fatal injuries in a 7 a.m. Wednesday crash while driving her 2007 Ford sedan at Louise Avenue and Jack Tone Road, according to a CHP report.
Dennis Bitters would rather not see you.
It's official.
The three men believed to be responsible for gunning down a 51-year-old Weatherbee Lake man in front of his family will begin their murder trial on Aug. 11.
LATHROP – Sonny Dhaliwal is proud of what he, the city council and city staff have been able to pull off over the last several years.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - A state appellate court on Thursday overturned two lower court rulings that had stalled funding for California's $68 billion bullet train, handing a big win to the project and allowing the state to resume selling bonds to pay for it.
STOCKTON - The 2014 Neighbors in Health community health fair presented by Kaiser Permanente will be from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 2, at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds.


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Inadvertent crunch damage muscle repair after tummy tuck?
- zanfelhor
- douglasville, ga
- 4 years ago
I'm 5 days post-op tummy tuck. I am 200lbs, I got an extended tummy tuck with lipo of flanks and hips, also Muscle repair. I was stuck in bed and tried to turn, by myself but could not. I did eventually get out of the bed, but I had to wriggle and contort my waist. I did a few movements similar to a crucnch. I am wondering could that have damaged my Muscle Repair?
View 8 doctor answers to Did I Pop my Tummy Tuck Stitch?
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I had a tummy tuck one week ago, I Went grocery shopping yesterday, my three year old jumped on my abd and this morning i had to lift him away from a dangerous situation. I feel a slight bulge can all these activities cause my muscle repair to fail?
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Indian Minister says that manual scavenging persisists and the implementation of the manual scavenging act is being monitored
Tearing down the wall of caste
"Caste is the very negation of the human rights principles of equality and non-discrimination," says the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Equality in Aid Report
A new report reveals that Dalits are particularly vulnerable to disasters before and after they strike.
Report on Good Practices...
... from the International Consultation on Good Practices and Strategies to Eliminate Caste-Based Discrimination


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Students can enjoy potluck meals while watching the four presidential and vice presidential debates in October.
Debate schedule, theme
Wednesday, October 3. Theme: Use of vegetables Michelle Obama would most approve of
Thursday, October 11. Potential theme: Paul Ryan's favorite Wisconsin food
Tuesday, October 16. Theme to be determined
Monday, October 22. Theme to be determined
The La Follette School Student Association will open the doors to Sewell Social Sciences 8417 at 7 p.m. each night for students to gather and watch every presidential debates and the vice presidential debate. Each debate starts at 8 p.m.
To make it even more fun, the potlucks will be themed, with a cash prize going to the person who brings the best contributed food dish matching the debate's theme. Students should feel free to show up anytime between 7 and 8 p.m., especially if they are bringing food. First-year students with a stats exam the next day, can use the gathering for a momentary study break, even if they cannot stay through the end of the debate.
Everyone can watch the debates. Those contributing to the evening meal should name their dish to fit the theme. For example, given the theme for the October 3 debate is "Use of vegetables Michelle Obama would most approve of," the chef might bring "Barackli Casserole."
Participants will vote on the dish that they think best fits the night's theme. Voting will go on continuously throughout the debate. While the candidates are avoiding actually answering questions, LSSA board members will tally the votes. After the debate is over, they will declare a winning dish.
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Instructions for 15 Passenger Van Training
Click here to access the Instruction Guide for 15 Passenger Van Training
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New Style Guide
There is a new Style Guide available for Comings and Goings, please also use it for your WordPress postings.
You can get the new style guide here.
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2014/07/30/new-style-guide/
Leave Behind Materials when meeting with Elected Officials
There's an old saying in Washington: "You're only as effective as the paper you leave behind." Translated into beyond-the-beltway- speak, this means that a successful lobbyist (professional or amateur) must write and leave behind documents that are clear, concise, and memorable. This best practices guide provides some recommendations about how to write advocacy documents that get read and not discarded.
Check out all the Best Practice Guides at http://www.land-grant.org/ but as your
team begins to form here's a quick look at "what to leave behind" http://www.land-grant.org/docs/guides/LBM.pdf
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2014/02/16/leave-behind-materials-when-meeting-with-elected-officials/
Professional Development Mini-Grants 2013
Professional Development Mini-Grants 2013
Please join me in congratulating the faculty from the Northwest Extension District in their successful proposals selected for full funding for the Deans Professional Development Mini Grants for 2013! A review team evaluated 54 applications, I encourage you to continue to apply!
Faculty – County
Amount of Award
Yolanda Goode – Gadsden
Ginny Hinton – Santa Rosa
Ricki McWilliams – Walton
Kristin Jackson – Jefferson
Amanda Griffin – Jackson
Shelley Swenson – Wakulla
Amy Mullins – Leon
|*Team award
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2013/09/10/professional-development-mini-grants-2013/
2013 – EPAF – Northwest Extension Faculty are Association Service Award Winners
To: Northwest Extension Faculty
From: Pete Vergot, Northwest DED
Subject: Northwest Extension District Faculty EPAF Awards
I want to share with you all how proud I am as a District Extension Director to see the excellent recognition of our faculty by your peers across each of your professional associations. In addition to the many Program Awards we had a number of County Faculty that were recognized as Service Award Winners by each Association. Please join me in congratulating the faculty that are listed below.
2013 – EPAF – Faculty Association Service Award Winners
Association / Award
County Faculty
FACAA - Achievement in Service
Libbie Johnson
FACAA - Distinguished Service
Alex Bolques
FACAA - Distinguished Service
Mike Goodchild
FEAFCS - Distinguished Service
Elizabeth Gorimani-Mundoma
FEAFCS - Continued Service
Shelley Swenson
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2013/09/09/2013-epaf-northwest-extension-faculty-are-association-service-award-winners/
2013 – Professional Enhancement Awards received by the Northwest Extension Faculty
Congratulations to our 2013 Professional Enhancement Award winners for the Northwest Extension District
|Alto and Patrecia Straughn Extension Educational Improvement Award
Sheila Dunning
|Alto Straughn 4-H Extension Professional and Enhancement Award #1
Heather Kent
|Alto Straughn 4-H Extension Professional and Enhancement Award #2
Whitney Cherry
|Art Hornsby Distinguished Extension Professional and Enhancement Award #2
Scott Jackson
|Mary Harrison Extension Professional and Enhancement Award
Elaine Courtney
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2013/09/08/2013-professional-enhancement-awards-received-by-the-northwest-extension-faculty/
Extension's 100-year Anniversary
The 100-year anniversary of the signing of the Smith-Lever
Act of 1914 which officially created the national Cooperative
Extension System will take place in 2014. This celebration will highlight
Extension's past and focus on the contemporary application of Extension's
transformational educational programming into the future.
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2013/06/07/extensions-100-year-anniversary/
US Extension – MEAS AIAEE 2013
100 Years of National Extension
Lesson 1 – HANDOUT – Florida Extension Hierarchy
Reporting Clientele Contacts in Extension EDIS WC058
Salary Model for Extension in Florida
Statewide Facilities map Jan13
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Our New Northwest Extension District Administrative Assistant
I am very pleased to share with you that Janice Walden has agreed to be our Northwest Extension District Administrative Assistant.
Her email address is firstname.lastname@example.com
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2013/03/25/our-new-northwest-extension-district-administrative-assistant/
Washington County – Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent
Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent I, II, III, or IV
University of Florida/IFAS Extension at Washington County
Chipley, Florida (Northwest Extension District)
Application deadline: April 15, 2013
Application Instructions:
Apply through the online UF application system at http://jobs.ufl.edu/postings/38308 .
Please complete an online application and attach your Resume or CV, as well as a cover letter that describes how your experience and qualifications have prepared you for this position.
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2013/03/19/washington-county-agriculture-and-natural-resources-agent/
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2013/02/04/farmers-tribute-so-god-made-a-farmer-paul-harvey/
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Extension Professional Enhancement Awards!
Congratulations to our Faculty in the Northwest Extension District who were successful this year for the Extension Professional Enhancement Awards!
These Faculty will be recognized at EPAF, I want to encourage all of you to apply in the future.
- Elaine Courtney – Wells Fargo Extension Professional and Enhancement Awards
- Marjorie Moore – Mary Harrison Extension professional and Enhancement Award
- Heidi Copeland – Marshall and Mildred Watkins Professional Improvement Award
- Ben Knowles – Alto Straughn 4-H Extension Professional and Enhancement Award
- Julie Dillard – Alto Straughn 4-H Extension Professional and Enhancement Award
- Allison Meghan – Johnson County Faculty Professional Development Award – (this is the first year for this award)
- Shep Eubanks – UF/IFAS Extension Mentor of the Year Award – (this is the first year for this award)
Details for the awards can be found at: http://extadmin.ifas.ufl.edu/faculty_awards.shtml
Permanent link to this article: http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/blog/2012/08/03/extension-professional-enhancement-awards/
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A canvas of artwork,
Beautiful art.
Mountains, seas, ground, air.
All on one painting.
No man can explain it.
No man can make it,
But a man can ruin it.
The most beautiful picture
Ripped, trashed, ruined.
Would you like to be the one to do this?
Would you like to be responsible for it?
No, but you are.
Every bad action makes one more rip in the canvas.
But together we can tape it back together,
With our actions.
Plant, save, recycle, you know what to do.
Now do it.
Re- paint our world,
Restore its beauty.
A canvas of artwork.
-Kirsten A. Lindner


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PLAYERS: Jim Schwartz, Mikel Leshoure, Kevin Smith, Jahvid Best, Walter Payton, Emmitt Smith, Titus Young, Ndamukong Suh
TEAMS: Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens
TEAMS: Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens
ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz was part of a team that held Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders to 41 yards on 19 carries in the final game of the regular season 14 years ago. Schwartz was a 32-year-old defensive assistant at the time for the Baltimore Ravens, who defeated the Lions, 19-10. It was Dec. 27, 1998, a day that Lions fans will never forget. Seven months later, Sanders rocked their world by faxing a statement to the Wichita (Kan.) Eagle, his hometown newspaper, saying that he was retiring from football. That was the day Lions fans wish they could forget. Sanders controversial retirement story is part of a new NFL Network documentary, Barry Sanders: A Football Life, which Wednesday night aired for the first time. I was part of the last game he played, Schwartz said Wednesday following his team's practice. It was one of those weeks you dont sleep very well the whole week. You lose about 10 pounds because theres no scheme that can really ...
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Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.