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Regarding the attached image. You can solve this issue by replacing the Lookuptables for RMEP 2013 Pipe with the Lookuptables for RMEP 2012. It was very annoying at first, but once it is replaced, everything will be fine. Somebody please give him a copy of said Lookuptables for RMEP 2012.
So I'm at the point where the pipe and fittings are solved. No problem left here.
The remaining problem is the strut. I drew the profile in CAD, imported it, brought the line work over into Revit and did the extrusion. I'm not able to figure out how to make it into an object similar to any of the structural steel already in the software. For instance, when you draw a piece of channel, it gets placed just like you would draw a piece of pipe. Click once to begin, and click again to end once you've achieved your length. The strut I made just plops into the model and then I'd have to edit the length after the fact. The other issue with this piece is I can only rotate it about it's vertical axis. If I make a work plane elsewhere other than the very bottom (XZ plane), it won't allow me to rotate it. Makes this very frustrating knowing that if I were in CAD, I could simply draw a 1-5/8" square box, stretch to length, change the UCS and rotate any which way I want in the amount of time it took me to type this post. Any hints?
Not sure I saw this when scanning through these threads but template selection for the families is important.
If you want specific lengths and sizes of unistrut then a generic model template would be fine. If you want to be able to extrude the strut like a pie, then a line based generic template would work better for you.
As for colours - materials applied to pipe types can affect the colours as can colour applied by system types i.e. HWS is red in the OOTB templates typically
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|Finnish Orthodox Church was a Philosophy and religion good articles nominee, but did not meet the good article criteria at the time. There are suggestions below for improving the article. Once these issues have been addressed, the article can be renominated. Editors may also seek a reassessment of the decision if they believe there was a mistake.
It sure looks like the original version of the page was a machine translation of http://www.ort.fi/sivut_ortodoksisuus/kirkon_historia/kirkon_historia_3.php which is copyright by the Finnish Orthodox Church. Is there a permission for this?
The edits by 18.104.22.168 seem to be cut-n-pasted from a copyrighted page at Virtual Finland. So I am reverting the article. -- Jniemenmaa 11:28 27 Jul 2003 (UTC)
"Eastern Orthodox Christianity was introduced to Finland during Russian rule in the 19th century." Surely, eastern orthodoxy was introduced to (the area of) Finland (and its predecessors) long before the 19th century. Most of the vocabulary in Finnish language relating to the Christian belief are of an eastern rather than a western origin (raamattu, pappi, risti etc. etc). Clarifer 10:47, 17 January 2006 (UTC)
- In fact Eastern Orthodoxy was introduced in Finland in the 11th century. The Orthodox Finns are however called Karelians to distinguish them from the Lutherian Finns. I am marking the section as ((disputed)) -- Petri Krohn 01:43, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
- I clarified the section. As far as I know, it represents the current Finnish consensus view on the history of Orthodox Christianity in Finland. The main points:
- There was a population of Orthodox Karelians in Finland since 11th century, although their religion was somewhat primitive, containing rudiments of paganism.
- In the 19th century, the most visible Orthodox phenomenon was the Orthodox Christianity of the Russian minority in Finnish cities. However, these persons cannon be accurately described as a "ruling class". Most of them were well-off, but the political power was in the hands of Swedish-speaking Finns at that time.
- I have not described the change in Finnish Orthodoxy from 19th to early 20th century, as some Finnish Orthodox clerics started a reform movement for a more Finnish form of Orthodoxy. This involved the use of Finnish in the liturgy and a more prominent reprensentation of laity in the church. However, before the Finnish independence, the movement was restricted severely by the fact that the Finnish Orthodox church was dominated by Russian church bureaucracy. After the Finnish independence, the movement was heavily supported by the government, as it diminished the Russian influence inside the church. As a part of the process, the Finnish Orthodox Church became a part of Ecumenical Patriarchate. Unfortunately, I do not have enough knowledge to write on these with required accuracy in the article. If someone knows better, please help with it. --MPorciusCato 08:22, 4 October 2006 (UTC)
- I clarified the section. As far as I know, it represents the current Finnish consensus view on the history of Orthodox Christianity in Finland. The main points:
Assessment of this page and "What to Do" suggestions[edit]
I would put this article in start class. Its importance is low.--Tellervo 05:52, 7 May 2007 (UTC)
- Well, I think I have to do this formally better (which template should I use?). I will also
- write a summary in a couple of days. --Tellervo 17:41, 7 May 2007 (UTC)
- The article has following chief weaknesses: There are no references to the facts stated in the article. There ought to be more text on a. the medieval orthodoxy in Karelia b. the role of monasteries in disseminating orthodox faith in Eastern Finland, c. Novgorod's role as a
- starting point from where orthodox faith was disseminated.( Without excluding Novgorod's political interests in Eastern Finland.) d. The pull toward an independent, autonomous and Finnish speaking Orthodox Church during the 19. and early 20. centuries, that MPorciusCato already alludet at. --Tellervo 17:48, 19 June 2007 (UTC)
Splitting the page[edit]
I think it is too early to split this article ( if feasible at all). There is much I want to write about on this theme. So, let's wait and see.--Tellervo 08:53, 31 July 2007 (UTC)
The current article is heavily concentrated on history, even though its name would not suggest that. This article should concentrate on the church. For this reason, I prefer splitting the history chapters to their own article. --Drieakko 12:59, 31 July 2007 (UTC)
Reorganization of headings[edit]
The article should reorganize all history related chapters under a common heading "History". I already once did this, but it was reverted without explanation. Since it is common in articles to separate history parts under a common heading, I'll carry that out again unless good reasons not to. --Drieakko 17:52, 30 September 2007 (UTC)
- Wikipedia is based on collaboration, not dictatorship of one person. If you force that decision, I will withdraw from the project. --Tellervo 06:41, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
- Tellervo and Drieakko, there is no need for fervour about a minor thing like organization of headings. Wikipedia is indeed based on collaboration. Let us discuss whether we need a section "History". I think it might be a good idea. After all, Finnish Orthodox Church is an ongoing-phenomenon, so its history is only one aspect of the whole thing. However, as you, Tellervo, feel very strongly about it, please tell us why you think that all history chapters need to be top-level headings. I'm sure your reasons are good. --MPorciusCato 13:33, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
- Hi MPorcius Cato! The thing, that infuriated me was not so much Drieakko's suggestion, as the way he did it, (and has earlier done the same thing). One morning, when I open my computer, my article is organized in a completely new way, with four headings in the end, where Drierakko lordly tells me, like a boss, to fill in with facts! These four "future" headings were: finances, monasteries, relationship with the patriarcate of Russia, and fourth I cannot remember! No discussion beforehand. Anyone can imagined how insulted I felt. Where was my freedom to write the article as I should like to do it? Why does Drierakko consider himself lord and master over everything that is written about Finland? I don't like the feeling of the sword of Daimocles to hover over my head if I make a wrong sentence/choice/heading/whatever. Drieakko should be careful not to end as a dick. By the way, my original plan has been to write the article in a cronological order, as very little is happening "On the west front" i.e. the Orthodox Church. --Tellervo 15:17, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
- I know how you feel. Making bold edits is sometimes depressing, if you think that somebody may revert them without the expertise to judge your contributions. When you started writing this article, I watched your progress with great interest, as you are rather new editor, and the article was pretty much in the shape where I had left it. (I was by no means the first editor to work on this article.)
- Wikipedia is a collaboration. You don't own this article, neither do I or Drieakko. Therefore, don't think this article as your article. It is our article. :-) Drieakko has a different point of view than you have. Usually, the organizations are considered to live in the present. That is why the headings of an organization article are usually: History, Activities, Organization, Membership, Finances etc. History is in such case only one, minor thing. Yet I must agree with you. The Finnish Orthodox Church is a church with a history of 900 years. Its significance lies mostly in this history, not in its present-day activities, which are simply a part of the continuum of the history. What is today, has been yesterday, and will be tomorrow, a little bit as in the prayer Kunnia Isän ja Pojan ja Pyhän Hengen, niin kuin oli alussa, nyt on ja aina, iankaikkisesta iankaikkiseen. That is why I support keeping the article in its current form. --MPorciusCato 15:45, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
- Tellervo, kindly note that, like MPorciusCato reminded you, no article in Wikipedia belongs to anyone, and major edits may be done by whoever drops by. Me creating chapters that are commonly present in articles handling religious organizations is not me "lordly telling" you anything, just reminding that whoever is able to get information on those, should assist. The article in its current form will become difficult to approach as soon as it starts to have content telling about the church's present-day on-goings, as all the history related chapters are on the top level. Normal procedure in Wikipedia is to put them under their own heading, and there should be nothing to get upset about that. A decent approach for readers would be to harmonize this article with the way Russian Orthodox Church or Eastern Orthodox Church have been organized, giving similar structures for articles about the eastern Orthodoxy. --Drieakko 16:57, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
- Recommended reading: Wikipedia:Be bold. --Drieakko 19:19, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
- And this: Wikipedia:Ownership of articles. --Drieakko 19:39, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
Content forking[edit]
Editors of this article should be familiar with Wikipedia:Content forking. The article retells large sections of the contents of History of Finland, Konevsky Monastery and Valaam Monastery. --Drieakko 11:18, 2 October 2007 (UTC)
Furthermore, the following paragraph belongs to Russian Orthodox Church. It basically presents a different view to what that article already has about the same thing.
With the ascension of Emperor Peter the Great to the throne of Russia (1682-1725), with his radical modernization of Russian government, army, dress and manners, Russia became a formidable political power. The "Autocrat of All Russias" decided to rule also over the Church. He abolished the office of patriarch (the formal name of the Russian archbishop) and limited the power of bishops as well as dioceses. He curtailed also the independence of ordinary parishes who had earlier had the right to choose their priests and manage their finances in the spirit of sobornost. Now, instead, all power in spiritual matters was centralized in the Holy Synod, a creation of the emperor in co-operation with the bishop of Novgorod, Feofan. Bishop Feofan had studied western Protestantism, and was influenced by it.(He was not alone, Protestantism had a strong impact on the Russian Orthodox Church in the 18th century.) The Holy Synod became the highest governing instance of the Orthodox Church. The emperor's representative in the meetings of the Holy Synod was the chief-procurator, a layman chosen by the emperor, who had direct access to the him. All decisions of the Holy Synod had to be ratified by the emperor.
--Drieakko 11:29, 2 October 2007 (UTC)
New content, removal of forks[edit]
I carried out the necessary changes, contributing also a lot of additional material into the article. Parts of the earlier version that were forks of the contents from other articles, have been delivered to the talk pages of the said articles (History of Finland, Valaam Monastery, Konevsky Monastery, Russian Orthodox Church) for possible reuse there. Please see the respective talk pages for more. --Drieakko 07:48, 6 October 2007 (UTC)
GA on hold[edit]
The article is a great start towards GA status but the following issues need to be addressed to pass its GA nomination:
- The lead section needs to be expanded as per Wikipedia:Lead section, the lead should be capable of standing alone as a concise overview of the article. This is not the case currently.
- The structure of the article could be improved using as example the article Orthodox Church in America which is already a GA. For instance, "History" should go up as the first section, "Structure and organization" should be merged with "Dioceses and bishops" as they deal with the same subject. "Monasteries" and "Additional organizations" should also be merged with "Structure and organization" as they are fairly small sections and could easily be considered subtopics of the Church organization. The "Festivals" section should be merged with some other one because it is too small to be a separate section. The "List of archbishops" should be merged with the "History" section it lacks content to merit a separate section.
- The article has too many pics. Per WP:MOS#Images text should not be sandwiched between two images facing each other. There are several instances of this in the article so some pics need to be removed.
- Per WP:MOS#Large_numbers, large numbers should use commas instead of spaces as is the case in the article. For example, 28 000 should be replaced by 28,000.
- In the "Structure and organization" section:
- The expression "external form of the church" is not clear and should be reworded.
- The text does not state what kind of taxes the church levies on its members.
- The sentence Previously under the Russian Orthodox Church, it has been an autonomous Orthodox archbishopric of the Patriarchate of Constantinople since 1923 should be reworded for clarity
- Several paragraphs of this section need to be wikified
- Also there are no references for paragraphs three through nine. It should not be difficult to provide citations for these.
- In the "Dioceses and bishops" section:
- There are several short sentences that look like fragments rather than full sentences, for instance: Number of priests is about 45. Churches and chapels total over 80. They should be converted to proper prose
- Single sentence paragraphs should be merged.
- In the "Church architecture" section there is a reference to St. Nicholas as a less belligerent saint. That statement needs to be explained.
- In the "History" section
- Why is "History of Finland" linked as main article? This section is not a summary of the History of Finland article. Please check the definition at the start of Template:Main
- Prose needs to be improved. Sentences such as The earliest traces of Christianity in what is today mainland Finland are representative of the Orthodox Christian tradition. In grave finds one can see that Christianity started to spread its influence in the East in the Orthodox form seem to have been literally translated from Finnish into English, they need to be reworded for proper English grammar.
- The first three subsections are rather short, they should be merged
- The "Karelian monasteries" talks about missionary work but doesn't say where. Was that in Karelia only or also in Finland.
- Also in this section, what does spiritually advanced hermits and fighters of the good fight of faith mean? Please reword and avoid POV.
- The expression who fought the fight of faith is unencyclopedic and POV, it should be reworded. Please try to keep a Wikipedia:Neutral point of view.
- In the "Swedish oppression" subsection, it should be stated early that Sweden converted to Protestantism as it is a relevant fact for this topic. This section seems to be written from an orthodox Finnish POV, Sweden or neutral sources should be used for balance.
- In the subsection "Autonomous Grand Duchy of Finland" there are several paragraphs lacking sources
- Single years should not be linked as they don't provide relevant context for the article. Thus, 1917, 1923, 1940 and other similar cases should be delinked.
- The "Independent Finland" subsection has only one reference for six paragraphs. That is not enough, there are several claims that need to be substantiated.
- In the "Russian Orthodox Church in Finland" section, the smaller paragraphs should be merged .
- As for references
- This is the English Wikipedia, English sources do not need to be marked as such. Instead sources in other languages should be tagged. In this case, Finnish sources should be tagged with the template {{fi icon}}.
- There are some references that are incomplete as they only include a link and do not state the title of the web page, its author and retrieval date as required per Wikipedia:Citing_sources#Full_citations. Specifically, this is the case of 1, 7, 8, 9, 10, 37, 43, 44 and 45 among others.
There is a period of seven days to fix this issues. Drop me a note if you have any doubts or questions and when you're done making changes. Good luck, --Victor12 03:25, 18 October 2007 (UTC)
- Thanks for the comments, we'll get to work on them. --Drieakko 05:07, 18 October 2007 (UTC)
- Nine days have passed and I don't see any work been done to address these issues so I've failed the article for now. Please renominate when you're done with these suggestions. Good luck, --Victor12 19:40, 27 October 2007 (UTC)
A founder?[edit]
I observed a wrong piece of information in the info box. The founder couldn't been tsar Nicholas II in the year 1892, because he became tsar until 1894! I think a real founder was the Holy Synod as authorized by tsar Alexander III.188.8.131.52 (talk) 17:50, 9 December 2007 (UTC)
- No, the founder was neither Alexander III nor the Holy Synod. There has actually not been a founder at all. I think it would be more correct to leave that part of the Info box empty, -
- Orthodox Christianity spread slowly during the 12th - 14th centuries to Finland.--Tellervo (talk) 06:10, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
- Officially, I think that the Finnish Orthodox Church venerates SS Sergius and Herman of Valaam, Arseni of Konevitsa, Trifon of Petchenga and Alexander of Svir as the most important "Enlighteners of Karelia". Especially Sergius and Herman, the founders of Valaam monastery are held in high esteem and often considered the founders of Orthodox Christianity in Finnish Karelia. --MPorciusCato (talk) 16:49, 15 October 2009 (UTC)
Will the Finnish Orthodox Church even in the 29th century celebrate Christmas according to the Gregorian calendar? --220.127.116.11 (talk) 15:26, 15 October 2009 (UTC)
The section on "Swedish oppression" seems biased to me (and should probably be called something like "Swedish Annexation of Karelia.) I do not have the requisite knowledge to fix the problem but it's quite apparent that statements such as "Lutheran books were translated into Slavonic, and the population was forced to read them." suggests a higher rate of literacy than the reality of the 17th century could afford in the attempt to make a political point. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Himjl (talk • contribs) 19:29, 25 February 2014 (UTC)
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Cognac has played an illustrious role in cocktail history. Alice Lascelles heads to The Coburg at The Connaught to discover some great recipes
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Cognac can also lay claim to one of the most glamorous cocktails of all: the Champagne cocktail, made with a sugar cube, bitters and fizz of course. One of my personal favourites, however, is the
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And when it comes to after-dinner, you're not just limited to a snifter of Cognac in a tulip-shaped glass. As Jenner's assistant Rob Whitehouse explains, the sazerac is a complex, powerful mix that
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Like, oh, basically everyone everywhere, I've been totally consumed with thoughts about the fight between Jay Z and Solange Knowles following the Met Ball a few weeks ago, security footage of which was leaked online yesterday. I'm a fangirl of both Knowles sisters, and my belief in everlasting love is tied maybe a little too closely to the marriage between Jay and Beyonce, so as a Carter Family obsessive, this story is impossible to ignore. Given that Beyonce and Jay Z's life is presented so flawlessly to the public — even their past troubles have been presented after the fact with a glossy veneer of hindsight and lessons learned — the elevator brawl between Beyonce's husband and her little sister Solange reveals a rather large chink in the Carter Family armor, provoking loads of understandable questions and speculation.
Chances are good that we'll never know the details, and even if anyone involved does explain what went down, it'll be carefully worded. To be very, very clear though: Solange Knowles violently attacking Jay Z, for any reason, is not okay. It's assault. How this will play out legally, now that the tape has been released to the public and thus to the attention of authorities, remains to be seen.
Whenever I do hear about a woman being violent towards a man, I'm forced to confront my own history of such behavior. I can count the number of times where I've "snapped" to such a degree on less than two hands, only three of which actually resulted in physical contact. They all involved men I was very close to and love/loved. (I've never been in a physical fight with another woman and very rarely verbally fight with other women.) Keep reading »


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Representative Bob Hasegawa has been a champion for the environment since his days as the leader of Teamsters Local 174. His environmental advocacy has continued in his work in the State Legislature, where he co-sponsored a bill that supported energy freedom through Washington-produced biodiesel and ethanol. The bill established a grant and loan program for funding alternative energy projects that will help us make a dent in our addiction to foreign oil and create jobs for workers and opportunities for our farmers. He also used his position on the Capital Budget Committee to support adequate funding for environmental priorities.
In addition, Hasegawa sponsored bills to create a sustainable energy trust, provide incentives to recycle beverage containers, include plug-in hybrid electric vehicles in motor vehicle provisions, create an energy efficiency program road map, modify voluntary green power program provisions, study military uranium exposure, preserve section 5 of the Marine Mammal Protection Act to protect Puget Sound, and require the LEED Silver environmental standard for all new buildings built with Capital Budget dollars.
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Some of the most well-know brands in the world rose to the distinguished level of "TRUE" brands in a pair of new Forrester rankings based on online surveys this year. The firm argues that brand health comes from the extent to which it is trusted, remarkable, unmistakable and essential. See who made the TRUE brands list and read some of the comments consumers made about those brands.


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Merkel Balks at Sovereign Debt Purchases to Overcome Crisis - Bloomberg
Germany demands nations hand over portions of their sovereignty (such as the ability to set budgets) before any assistance can be given.
This is a fundamental and seemingly unconditional cause of what may be a powerful bearish move in financial markets over the coming months.
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Looking into the medium-term for "the Zone", are her individual countries prepared to cede political control to a higher order? Will it be politically acceptable for Germany to continually sign their name on the dotted line to bailout deficit-ridden countries without having some control over that country's financial affairs? Will citizens of these countries allow German control? Up to this point, I remain unconvinced they will. A comeback for the Peseta, Lira, Franc, or the Deutsche Mark is becoming seriously probable. Perhaps the Euro will split into 2 currencies, a north/south pair? — RCS Investments Macro Outlook (Mid-2011) (Jun. 16, 2011)
Unfortunately, these countries are only in the middle innings of this BOP recalibration, at best; more pain lies ahead. Political risk remains extremely elevated. Furthermore, existing government and private debt is so large that debt traps are becoming evident in Greece, Portugal, and Spain. They in turn will lead to further austerity and worsening political and social trends, a nefarious feedback loop. Germany also needs to impose its own set of painful reforms to induce consumption and reduce their strong reliance on exports to become a deficit country. I haven't heard much on this front. All nations cannot export their way out. My $64,000 question is: Has psyche amongst the periphery citizenry and political spectrum crossed the event horizon into nationalism? The rise of the True Finns in Finland, dwindling political maneuverability for Merkel, and an increasingly dangerous election for Sarkozy in April say that this view is gaining strength. — RCS Investments Macro Outlook (Begn-2012) (Jan. 16, 2012)


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Some of Our Clients Accept Jobs Created for Them Pt. 3
3 – Prepare a brief description of benefits you can bring
The third principle is to get across your benefit proposition. It must be an accurate, concise and easily understood description of what you can do.
"Some years ago, I hired a football coach from a little known California university. The only reason I saw him was that he wrote such a good letter outlining what he thought he could do for us."—owner, NFL football team
Your message has to hold the promise of tangible value on a scale large enough to warrant an investment in you. In that initial communication, you will also need to establish your credentials. Mention specific results you achieved in the past. They are the best indicators of what you can do in the future.
If you're a VP Finance, you will obviously want to talk about how you can save money by cutting expenses. But if you want someone to get interested enough to create a job for you, you'll stand a much better chance if you cite tangible results.
For example, your cost cutting efforts led directly to a 5% increase in profits for your present employer; or your studies showed the firm was losing a million dollars a year on three product lines they could easily drop.
When you hold out the promise for potential benefits of that size, it is obvious to the reader that you might well be worth the investment.
Likewise, if you've developed many successful products, that is all well and good. However, if you expect someone to create a job, you'll stand a much better chance if you can state that you spearheaded development of three products now representing 20% of sales or that one now commands a 40% market share.
Achievements don't have to be large, but they do have to be significant. For instance, if you are an administrative executive, you might state that you managed a smooth introduction of new systems that lifted productivity 40%.
One key point to remember is that if you have an exciting idea to communicate, it may help if you can show how someone else has al- ready used that idea successfully. Dealing with opportunities is a key job for many executives. Most don't have enough time in the day and are predisposed to positive news from people who can help them. They will want to believe your message, so all you need do is make sure you provide positive reinforcement.
By the way, you can get your message across by phone or with a letter. Either way, make sure your "benefit proposition" is clear, easy to measure and significant; and be prepared to quickly establish your credentials.
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Around the World with Wanderluster
Tag along to Iceland and San Francisco, on staycations and weekend trips.
When Rammy Lee Park started her jewelry line in June 2011, the name Wanderluster came almost instantly. A hardcore traveler, Rammy wanted her architectural, attitudinal pieces to embody the same sense of adventure that the word wanderlust (and she!) does. And these days, like most everybody, she logs her journeys via Instagram (handle: @xwanderluster). These are some of her most recent worth-a-pic moments. —jiayi ying
Rammy made us a necklace (that transforms into a bracelet!) inspired by these travels—check it out, pronto.
"I never go anywhere without this antique porcelain elephant and blue heart—both were given to me by my boyfriend."
"I try to pack in a way that helps me get through security as quickly as possible. These are my go-to bags for trips under five days long. The larger one is Stella McCartney for LeSportsac from years ago, and I've taken it to Ireland, Istanbul, Iceland, and so on."
"Iceland! I went to celebrate my birthday, and it was one of my most memorable trips. I spent most of my time there with my eyes agog at the natural yet surreal beauty of the land and the elegance and simplicity of the architecture. As a result, my fall/winter 2013 collection is going to be all about Iceland."
"This was taken on Father's Day, when my parents and I went boating on a lake in the Rocky Mountains. I'm from Denver, but I never appreciated the mountains until after I moved to New York twelve years ago. Now, I try to explore them every time I'm home."
"I've been spending a lot of time in SF lately, and it's quickly becoming one of my favorite American cities. I never actually visited as an adult until last year, and since then, I've gone four or five times. I've been ceaselessly charmed by the riotous colors, the Victorian homes, and the way the streets slope."
"I love moments in the city when I feel transported to another place. Here's this magical little oasis in midtown. #wanderlocally"
"This is going to make it into a bangle soon. I'm not sure when my NYC-inspired collection will come out, but it can't be avoided—it's my home."
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These jewelry designers can find inspiration in a refrigerator.
When you first encounter the jewelry that Sarah McLellan and Kristina Ortega make under the name Mctega, the off-kilter shapes and the enticing colors will fight for your attention. Their palette ranges from pale neons to desert-inspired nudes to sea-water-esque blues, and the duo was kind enough to give us a tour of their current favorites living in their dye box.
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Kristina: It kind of reminds me of a seventies refrigerator—you know how every house had Aztec gold or avocado appliances? If we're missing something somewhere in our color scheme, we're like, "Wait…avocado!" It saves the day a lot.
Neon Green
Sarah: When we got this, we were like, "Forget it—it's the best thing in the world." It's so absurd and bright. We'll usually tone it down a little bit with more clear, and it's insane: The edges glow.
Kristina: That's Sarah's favorite.
Sarah: I've been into orange for a while now, but we don't get to use it that much. Right now, we're doing more in a purple-blue-green colorway, which I love, but that orange is so pretty.
Kristina: I think it's one of our most-used dyes. I want to say it's in about three-fourths of all the bracelets.
Sarah: We mix it with other blues and greens, too, to get totally different colors.
Kristina: I like the purple mixed with clear because it looks like natural-cut amethyst. It's drop-dead gorgeous, with really rich purple streaks.
Right this way to score the bracelet Kristina and Sarah made for Of a Kind! It's purple, blue, and green.


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Darn, that's a REALLY difficult question for me to answer. Today, it is:
When you die, and it really could be this afternoon, under the same bus wheels I'll stick my head if need be, you will not be happy about having said no. You will be kicking your ass about
all the no's you've said. No to that opportunity, or no to that trip to Nova Scotia or no to that night out, or no to that project or no to that person who wants to be naked with you but you worry about what your friends will say.
No is for wimps. No is for pussies. No is to live small and embittered,
cherishing the opportunities you missed because they might have sent the wrong message.
-Dave Eggers
When I was a junior in high school, I went to what was the best All State choir conference I ever participated in. We were in rehearsal, working on Rachmaninoff's Ave Maria, and our director had us form a circle around the gym we were in. He had us imagine that we were in Russia, we lived in a very remote region, and we could only afford to get to church once in our lives. So we make this pilgrimage to this big church and we hear music for the first time in our lives. "Sing it like this is the first time music has touched your ears," he said.
If I could experience that moment, and the music that followed—the most beautiful music making of my life—I would do it in a heartbeat.
Not as much as I love YOUR freaking face. Fo shiz.
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It is not a surprise that active traders are highly coveted clients desired by every online broker. These seasoned traders require far less hand-holding than a new investor, and generate much more revenue for the broker each year. The question is, though: How many trades (buy or sells) must be made to be considered an "active trader"?
After speaking with numerous brokerage executives, traders and industry experts over the last year, there really is no defined answer. This is because every broker has a different number based on their offering and costs of doing business. In fact, "active trader" has become so loosely used in marketing and branding that niche brokers such as Lightspeed have begun using a new term, "hyperactive trader" to distinguish between the two.
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Here at StockBrokers.com, we have no problem setting industry standards, and thus will define both from our perspective. An "active trader" is best defined as someone who places at least 10 trades or more per month, or 120-plus trades per year. Alternatively, a "hyperactive trader" is someone who places at least 10 times that much, 100-plus trades per month or 1200-plus trades per year.
Understanding where you fall as a trader is critical to selecting a broker. As an active trader, you are likely comfortable paying $4, $5, $6 or even $7 per trade. You desire low-cost trades, but having a feature-rich platform or research is likely important too, thus, you are willing to pay more. However, speak to a hyperactive trader, and you'll find that the platform design, research and trade tools don't matter; cost and execution talks while everything else walks.
Because of this, our top 10 ranking in this category weighs both trader types, with the most significant factors being price, speed and execution as these are aspects both have in common.
Our No. 1 pick, Lightspeed, wins this category because the broker has only one item on their mind, and that is active trading. You won't find the broker's platform at a beauty pageant anytime soon, and you can forget research. What you will find though are programmable hotkeys for every possible order under the sun, low margin rates, direct market feeds and a secret to controlling cost so powerful that only a select few brokers offer it, and few traders actually understand it.
This secret is that Lightspeed passes 100% of all market rebates for adding liquidity back to its clients. The combination of limit orders and direct market routing can dramatically lower net trade costs. Confused yet? I'll explain. Many market exchanges will pay your broker for routing your order to them. These rebates are usually no more than a tenth of a penny or two per share, but they add up. Using a broker like Lightspeed, routing a 1,000 share buy limit order to the NASDAQ will currently net you $0.0021 per share. Lightspeed charges $.0045 per share, so the original $4.50 trade now becomes only $2.40, thanks to a $2.10 rebate from the NASDAQ, nearly a 50% savings.
While Lightspeed gives this rebate to the client like the example above, most online brokers do not. The practice, known as receiving payment for order flow, is very common in the brokerage industry. In fact, only two brokers included in our review this year do not receive payment for order flow, and instead offer market rebate kickbacks: Lightspeed and Interactive Brokers. Only one broker, TradeStation, does not accept payment for order flow, nor does it pass on rebates.
Ironically enough, according to Wikipedia, payment for order flow was a practice pioneered by Ponzi scheme king Bernie Madoff. But let's get something straight: Your average online broker is no crook. The SEC requires by law that new clients be notified upon opening their accounts. Furthermore, these rebates help pay for the slew of tools, research reports, mobile apps and customer service clients enjoy.
Order routing aside, our other top finishers in this category shine for different reasons. Interactive Brokers offers the lowest margin rates in the industry. TradeStation provides competitive rates with quality executions and an insanely powerful desktop platform rivaled only by TD Ameritrade's thinkorswim. OptionsHouse has an easy to use platform, low pricing and ample experience from its parent PEAK6 that'll make any options trader get excited. We recommend reading our full online broker reviews for a complete breakdown of each broker.
All in all, finding the right broker as an active trader first requires defining "active." Next, ask yourself, "How really important is low cost?" Assume that the lower your trade costs are, the lower the overall quality of everything else you will have (platforms, tools, research, etc.) In the isolated world of a hyperactive trader, there is certainly no free lunch.


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For those who don't want to wade through all the slides we posted during our live blog of the Android Market session at Google I/O, here's a nice round-up of all the updates made to Android Market.
They're super impressive!
With updates like these, it'll surely be a short time before Android Market completely eclipses Apple's App Store.
- New version highlights a "Top Charts" section that has a Top Free, Top Paid, Top Grossing, Top New Paid, and Top New Free.
- An editor's choice list will highlight the apps favored by the Android team.
- "Related apps" will help users find apps that are similar to the one they're looking at.
- Android Market will now be available in 99 more countries, bringing the total to 131 countries
- The market will now allow content filtering.
- The size limit on apps will soon be increased from 50MB to a masive 4GB.
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The legs were nice looking, as Id hoped, and seemed solid, strong, and well-sanded. My only minor complaint is that the specs said the stem was 11/16" diameter, so I bought a drill bit that size (hard to find too). Upon arrival I saw the actual diameter was 3/4" --- so that meant a delay and extra drill bit purchase. But they fit very snugly in the 3/4" hole.
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DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) -- Matt Kuchar crossed the Memorial Tournament off his wish list and then set his sights on a couple of other items -- grabbing a major championship and winning again at Muirfield Village later this year.
Kuchar made a clutch 5-foot, par-saving putt on the 17th hole and then closed out a two-stroke win over Kevin Chappell by holing a 20-foot birdie putt on the final hole Sunday. It gave Kuchar one of the biggest wins of his career and assurance that he can start checking off other items on his to-do list.
"There are a couple of things I thought were missing from my pedigree, my golf history," he said after a 4-under 68 left him at 12-under 276. "A major championship is on the list, and a multiple-win season was on the list. That's something that at the beginning of the year when I set goals. And making the Presidents Cup team was on the list."
Coming up on his 35th birthday later this month, Kuchar, who won earlier this year in the Match Play, has a clear shot at hitting those goals.
He'll be among the handful of top names bandied about at the U.S. Open the week after next at Merion.
"I'll have a lot of confidence," Kuchar said. "I'd love it if I could show up and play good enough golf to win a major. It's something that is up there, No. 1 on the list. I want to do it and feel like I'm ready to do it. But I can only control so much of that equation."
Later this year, he's almost a lock to return to Muirfield Village as a part of the U.S. side in the Presidents Cup matches in October.
"To have kind of sealed the deal with winning this tournament feels really good, to make the team," he said. "Team championships are so much fun. The crowds here are spectacular. I can't wait to see what a Presidents Cup will be like."
Kuchar is known as a steady, if unspectacular player, an optimist with few holes in his swing or his mental approach. Those strengths loomed large in a week during which gusting winds and three weather delays on Thursday seemed to completely frustrate others.
Tiger Woods, the defending champion and a five-time winner at the Memorial, opened with rounds of 71 and 74 but then watched things fall apart. He suffered through 8-over 44 -- his worst nine-hole score as a pro -- in the swirling gusts on Friday. His round of 79 -- matching his second-worst score since turning pro -- included two double-bogeys and a triple-bogey.
On Sunday, Woods was already 16 shots behind third-round leader Kuchar going into the round and then had a triple-bogey on his third hole.
He will head to the U.S. Open with several major questions as a result of his erratic iron play and errant putting.
Asked what he'll work on back home in Orlando, Fla., before heading to Merion, Woods didn't narrow it down much.
"Everything," he said. "You want everything clicking on all cylinders, especially at the U.S. Open. Because everything is tested in the U.S. Open."
Rory McIlroy, the 2012 PGA Championship winner and the 2011 U.S. Open champion, like Woods was never a factor in the Memorial. But he felt as if he ironed out some problems after shooting a 72 that left him two shots ahead of Woods at 294.
"I hit the ball much better today. I actually putted a little better, too. It feels pretty good," he said. "I get to see Merion a couple of days next week, too, so that will be beneficial. It's not that far away."
Chappell, who birdied the final two holes to put some pressure on Kuchar, said he never really felt like he could overcome a player who's so steady.
"I wasn't part of the conversation all day," he said. "I played a solid back nine to get close. I hit a good iron shot on 17 and then made the putt. I kind of figured Matt would make his putt. He's world class with that putter and I figured it was over with."
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You know what's lame? Boudoirs. They sound ridiculously cool. And classy. And magical. And like a place you really want to be. All in all, a desirable place of envy and awesome-tude.
But, let's take a moment. I recently (during a stint of watching What Women Want on TV) looked up* the word "boudoir" after Helen Hunt raved about hers. The results pissed me off. A lot.
According to the ever credible Wiki, "boudoir" comes from the French verb, bouder, literally meaning "to sulk" or "to swell or protrude the lip." Therefore, a boudoir is a sitting room or dressing room for the ladies… to brood. Because, ya know, those are the only things women do: dress, sit, and sulk…primarily with their lips protruded like a bratty 11-year-old. Duh.
Basically, this makes me think of a place to retreat to during the death-pains of my period. In other words, the worst time ever.
Yes, how did you know?!?! Please, please give me a room solely devoted to dealing with my feminine wild out of control emotions and sob-fests.
Sounds like an absolute blast.
On the other hand, Man caves, or Cabinets as they were once known, are for lack of a better description, the best.
Also according to Wiki, these library-like havens were dedicated to study and intelligence and intrigue and total rad-ness. (Somewhere where you could wear a smoking jacket and solve the world's problems with prowess and peace-and-fucking-quiet…unless you want to rock out and that's fucking cool there, too).
Jealous? Hell yes, I am. Men get Man Caves where they can indulge in their interests and hobbies while women get a place where they can go cry? Fuck that. My Lady Lair is gonna have an old school Ms. Packman and pinball machine.
::Drops tampon:: Allison OUT.
* Nerd alert.
What's with everyone being an asshole these days? Patience seems to have flown out the window along with common courtesy. Politeness. This used to be a thing. Nay, a common thing.
I can't say for sure to what this can attributed, but I have an idea: Smart phones—our mobile technology driven society. I have an ongoing love affair with my iPhone don't get me wrong. It's like crack. I am on it all the time and carry it with me everywhere. Not that I didn't carry my old dumb phone everywhere. Wait, I occasionally didn't. And it didn't matter.
Having a tiny computer in my hand at all times is phenomenal…and a menace. One of my greatest skills is getting lost. I'm like a man who won't ask for directions, but infinitely worse—I will call you at one AM crying because I'm lost in the ghetto unsure of how I got there, which direction I'm going or how to escape (and with the added pressure of having the "Empty" fuel warning light on for the last 20 miles. Sorry Mom…).
It's best for everyone that I have Google Maps at my disposal constantly.
Also, never having to plan ahead is a spectacularly freeing sensation. I can be anywhere and not know where I'm going next, or the address of the store I want to visit and it doesn't matter. My phone will tell me in a matter of seconds. This mindset, however, also breeds massive irresponsibility and lack of accountability with and to everyone. I'm not sure this is best for the advancement of society. Of course it's convenient and wonderful and frankly, yes, amazing. We didn't have the world at our fingertips a few years ago.
It's not that I don't praise technology. Technology, by definition, is bomb. It's the culture I'm worried about; the human-to-human contact that seems to be dwindling at a steady and rapid rate.
Today I was in line at a coffee shop. I got pushed out of the way three times in three minutes by people scooting past me without saying "Excuse me" or even looking me in the eye to let me know they were so rudely going to plow through me. It was then I realized this was normal to them. People are so much in this bubble of not interacting with humans that they've become completely oblivious to life around them. Or at least ENJOYING life around them—making life BETTER around them.
That's what politeness is—not being a fucking dick for the betterment of human society. Having common courtesy brings people together. It makes us realize that we don't need to sweat the small stuff and that other people actually have souls. Plus, doesn't recognizing other people's existence just make you happy? You feel alive, wanted, understood. That is what people need on a daily basis—reinforcement that they are alive.
I'd go as far as to say it's our basic human right to feel alive. Camaraderie: know it, use it, love it.
People these days think it's weird to strike up a conversation with someone you don't know. And if they don't think it's weird, they most certainly don't think it's commonplace. IT IS WERID THAT YOU THINK THIS IS WEIRD.
I plead to my peers (::cringe:: I hate this word, but it applies here. Be happy I didn't say 'peer group') to pay attention. I'm not saying don't use your iPhone. Just, please. Stop being an asshole.
…And start becoming an interesting person within the context of the place where you physically are, at the time you are there.
I thank you.
Thank God the Rapture didn't happen…because I really wanted to attend the Renaissance Faire on the Sunday following. Although, a zombie-apocalypse might make the Faire more realistic (I imagine that everyone in medieval times was caked in dirt and possibly blood and/or other bodily fluids at all times).
I'd never been to any renaissance faire prior to this one, but I'd secretly always wanted to go. Scratch that, not even secretly. However, I think waiting until now may have been fate. Had I gone earlier, I wouldn't have done it right. Before now, I may not have dressed up. Or at least not well. "Faire," as it's known to the regulars, is one of those things where you go big, or go home. Like Vegas. Or shoe shopping.
For reasons completely unknown to the modern woman, the corset has gone out of style.* Honestly though, who isn't on board with the greatest pushup bra ever made that also gives you better posture and a smaller waist? Genius. They're surprisingly comfortable as well—no jabbing underwire. Unless you're going for a run, in which case, I would recommend a garment that promotes breathing.
But, breathing at the Renaissance Faire is overrated. As long as you can walk, look fabulous, and are able drink a beer, you're golden. In fact, you're winning RenFaire (yeah, I'm all down with the lingo. Jealous?).
A friend of mine invited me to go, as I expressed frighteningly intense enthusiasm when she mentioned she had gone to "Faire" for about a decade. Then she offered me something that made me damn near shit my pants—her friend is a costume designer and would let me borrow something from her collection. DONE. It was on. Like a thong.****
As you enter the gates into the Renaissance Faire (and yes, there are literally gates), it is unclear whether the giant smile across your face is from giddiness or sheer confusion.
You ask yourself, "Why is this magical lady telling me about her basket of several different types of eggs?…Wait, I don't care, whatever is happening right now is incredible."
Faire, if you've never been, looks basically like the Robin Hood themed portion of Six Flags (minus the rides) except it's everywhere. And cool.**
This amalgamation of trinket and jewelry selling, musical acts, beer drinking, enactments with the queen,*** archery, swings, beer drinking, sword fights, turkey leg eating, parades, and beer drinking attracts an amazingly diverse group of people.
There are your loners, seasoned regulars, musicians with no reservations about drunkenly showing their private parts during a rowdy drinking song, vendors, crafties, groups of good-looking young people who were clearly the late bloomers in high school who have now blossomed, but in the way of medieval rebirthing beauty with some residual oddball-ness, furries, sluts, those with a complete lack of fashion sense, families, those people who got dragged there by a curious friend, the non-dressed up, men who like to wield swords, men who wield large (cough::stuffed::cough) what can only be described as 'crotch-pockets'.
But they all come together for one glorious need—to be part of a Renaissance. To be vulgar, rude, obnoxious, drink heavily, sing, dress like a fairy tale character, and to experience the feeling of not being judged by anyone and just love everything.
Like a family reunion—but fun and jovial.
*CUT TO all of the hippies rolling their eyes.
**Yes, cool. Or awesome. Either is fine.
***Yes, there is a Faire queen. Someone gave her a butter sculpture. Yes, a sculpture made out of butter. It was AMAZING.
****No, that is not an actual saying. What of it?
Was Bing Crosby on acid or just a lush during his Christmas album recording?
This is a legitimate question if you listen closely to Bing Crosby's That Christmas Feeling album (as well you should because it is a Christmas staple! What is wrong with you?).
EXHIBIT A) Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
Rudolph has a cameo. Rudolph SINGS. ABOUT HIMSELF. It's creepy and high pitched. It's quite possibly one of the creepiest voices I've ever heard. (I like to believe the voice is Bing's.)
At the end of the song when Bing names off "On Dasher, on Dancer…" and so forth, he ends it with "on Donner, on SOMETHIN'." He downright forgets Blitzen's name. "On somethin'" is right. Ludicrous.
EXHIBIT B) He has a song entitled, "Is Christmas Only A Tree?". This sounds like drunken-philosophical talk, Bing…or perhaps stoned philosophical talk. Either way, it's flat out the lamest topic ever.
EXHIBIT C) O Fir Tree Dark.
I feel as though I'm walking through a psychedelic forest of madness and unstoppable melancholy.
EXHIBIT D) The album starts off light and fun, but slowly melts into a dark, depressing almost demonic shell of a holiday album (much like a trip gone awry or a long night o' drinkin'?).
I harbor an intense love for Folgers Coffee commercials. It's a love that began early in my childhood, and has grown into a very bizarre joy…or perhaps just a disturbing character trait.
Whenever I see a Folgers commercial I stop everything to watch it. I could be performing open heart surgery, and if I heard that little ditty "the best part of waking up…" well, my patient would just bite the dust. (I think it's for the best I've chosen an artistic career path).
There is nothing more comforting in my opinion, than a Folgers commercial. And an old Folgers commercial at that. Preferably one from the 80s or very early 90s (have they even made any new Folgers commercials since then?). All is right in the world for 30 blissful seconds when a you see that coffee being brewed, poured, and the family waking up to the comforting aroma of those instant coffee crystals…it's simply heaven.
I'm fairly certain my memories of these delicious coffee moments stem from the days when we taped The Wizard of Oz and Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer off the TV. Those VHS tapes are a gold mine for old school commercials (Campbell's comms are an incredibly close second in favorites).
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Tall people are assholes.
Tall people are assholes.
I don't think it meant that tall people are assholes. I think it means that as you get older and older the more pain and suffering you're put through, the more you learn to trust people less and less and you begin to grow into a selfish human being. You stop letting people in to your life and stop loving. You forget what love is since you've gone through life being ignored and taken advantage of.
Tall people are assholes.
Yeah tall people are assholes.
This is definitely about tall people being assholes
I have tall friends and can confirm tall people are assholes
I can confirm being a tall person, and also an asshole.
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THE RICH MAN'S BLACKMAILED MISTRESS (3) by Robyn Donald: Kain Gerrard's aunt thinks her son's mistress is a gold digger because Sable Martin is a few years older and is about to receive a rather expensive ring. Now she wants Kain to find a way to end the relationship. When Kain's investigation turns up a rather murky past, he decides to blackmail her into becoming his lover, so his cousin will move on. Sable agrees only after he threatens to turn his findings over to the police. Then he learns the truth about her. These two have plenty of sparks, but the way the hero treats the heroine for most of the book can be off-putting -- which he himself acknowledges by the end.
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The good-for-your-health department whipped up this juicy list
Virtuous vegetable beverages aren't just for clean-living types with yoga mats slung over their shoulders like archery bags.
There are people who overload their bodies with Hennessy and bacon, and they need to erase the evidence. That's why juice vendors call these just-squeezed vegetable drinks "Hangover Rx" or "Liver Cleanse."
I call them "green drinks," and prefer my juice without dairy, chalky protein powders or vitamin boosts--Nothing but the good carotenoids, antioxidants, folic acid and stuff Nature dreamed up.
Here's where to find them:
Fern Street Café
1947 Fern St. South Park. (619) 237-1177
Organic raw juices hit the 12-ounce refreshment mark in this new mart/café, and cost $3.95 to $4.25. Juices aren't served with ice, but the fruit and vegetables are refrigerated before their nutrients are wrung-out-to-order. Get the Green Envy (celery, cucumber, lemon, apple and "the queen of green," aka kale). It's frothy, mildly sweet.
Evolution Fast Food
2965 Fifth Ave. Bankers Hill (619) 550-1818
This vegan spot has a drive-thru, and a few juices, including a $6.95, ice-free cup called Daily Greens (apple, celery, kale, lemon, cucumber). It's a shock of chlorophyll green pigment, with strong notes of citrus and celery.
Casa de Luz
2920 University Ave. North Park. (619) 550-1857 or casadeluz.org
Organic, vegan, gluten free. So no surprise you can order up fresh-and-righteous vegetable juice here. For $5.75 you build-your own using just three ingredients--any further creativity/elements will cost extra.
True Food Kitchen
7007 Friar's Road, Suite 394, Mission Valley. (619) 810-2929 or truefoodkitchen.com
This Arizona-import built around Dr. Andrew Weil's health philosophies has cocktails, but emphasizes its juice bar. Among the made-to-order natural beverages, their $6 Kale Aid is legend: The queen of green joins cucumber, apple, celery, lemon and ginger for a subtle vegetal drink with an afterburn. But your juice comes on ice: Drink your $5 Hangover Rx (coconut water, honeydew melon and pineapple) fast before it gets thin, watery.
San Diego Blenders
6663 El Cajon Blvd. Rolando. (619) 466-0074
The juice bar mixes up its recipe for the Green Machine, depending on which grasses and produce are in house. Recently it was spinach, wheat grass, barley, sprouts, cucumber and celery. Give the Machine a spin for $4.85, $5.95 and $6.95.
Beach City Smoothies
594 Carlsbad Village Dr. Carlsbad. (760) 729-0011
This veg-drink evokes sexy arms, sculpted abs and glutes: But the Beach Body (carrot, celery, cucumber, spinach, parsley, beets and apple) isn't plastic surgery. It is $4.50 for 12 ounces, $5.50 for 16.
Fountain of Youth Juice
168 North El Camino Real, Encinitas. (760) 943-6862 Or fountainofyouthjuices.com
This shop wants you to detox. Do it with a three-day cleanse (drink 64-ounces of their juice creations per day, nothing else. Btw, rarely on food menus do you see the colon referenced.) Or go in for a quick cup of liquefied, organic vegetables like the Green Juice (parsley, cucumber, celery, romaine, spinach).
Juice Adventure
935 Otay Lakes Road, Chula Vista. (619) 656-6680 or juiceadventure.com
The big adventure involves the Veggie Avenger: Tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, beets, celery, carrots, apple, garlic and lemon. This healthy blockbuster runs $3.75 to $5.95.


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Sunday's new Big Brother managed to bring in 6.4 million total viewers, while averaging a 2.1 in the adults 18-49 age demo. Sunday's newest Big Brother was slightly down in the demo shedding a tenth in the demo, but steady in total viewers.
Following Big Brother, an all new Unforgettable pulled in 6.4 million total viewers and a 1.0 in the demo, up a tenth in the demo. Closing the night for CBS, an all new Reckless averaged 4.1 million total viewers and a 0.6 in the demo, also rising a tenth in the week-to-week demo measurements. Sunday's new Reckless also performed steady in total viewers, coming up in a three-way tie for the 10 pm timeslot with ABC's Castle rerun and NBC's Chicago P.D. rerun.
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