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Despite media misinformation and Hollywood portrayals like Promised Land, the fact remains that hydraulic fracturing is being done responsibly and is revitalizing local economies
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*TOP REVIEWER* sterlingK on 3/6/2008 2:04:00 AM more reviews by sterlingK
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This is a nice, standard mascara. Comfortable to wear all day at a stressful job without worrying about smudges or flaking. It's natural looking enough to be very appropriate for a daytime look but it's not something I would use for a dramatic eye. I will repurchase again because I wear it to work, but I will give the thickening version of this a try as well since it has gotten slightly better reviews.
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*TOP REVIEWER* zoegirl1987 on 2/10/2008 6:49:00 PM more reviews by zoegirl1987
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Very much a natural look mascara, but it's extremely gentle on my sensative, contact wearing eyes. I've used mascaras that give a more dramatic(preferable) look but Almay mascara's are the only ones that don't irritate my eyes. I like the brush on this, fat and lots of bristles so no clumps and defined individual lashes!
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this mascara goes on kind of dry. it gives more of a natural look rather than a dramatic one. i didn't notice a whole lot of help in the lengthening department. it does give some volume, but also flakes. i tried it in black/brown, but might have liked it better if i had tried it in black. overall this mascara is just ok. if you're looking for something quick to apply before work or school for a daily volumizing look i guess this would be ok. i much prefer a more dramatic lengthening look though so i won't be repurchasing.
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Found HG mascara. Doesn't smudge, is clump free and makes my eyes pop. It makes a mess-free thick falsie look when I choose to build it up with multiple coats. The brush isn't fancy but does the job well.
But baby, it's all the formula. It's not gloppy and gross like some I tried.
Edit: Bourjois Maxi Frange Waterproof is now HG for me because of the waterproof factor. Because of my oily skin condition, this isn't working for me anymore.
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This is a mascara that stays in rotation in my rather limited makeup routine. I like a fairly natural, me-at-my-best look and this product gives my eyes that appearance time after time. It darkens and lengthens my lashes subtly, never leaving the dreaded spidery look. Not once have I ever had to comb out a clump after application. It's easy to apply and easy to remove. I wear contacts and have never experienced irritation related to flaking or allergic reactions. I gladly repurchase this product again and again.
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I am not a big fan of mascara, but this is the one I wear because it goes on light and not stiff or sticky. There's no strange smell and it doesn't clump when I put it on. I have sensitive eyes and this mascara has never caused a reaction. I also like that it doesn't get everywhere when you take it off (like Maybelline Great Lash mascara). I think this is an excellent product and I will repurchase.
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morningmusume on 9/3/2007 3:43:00 PM more reviews by morningmusume
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This is a great mascara for the natural look. It never clumps and rarely smudges. It doesn't hold a curl though, which is why I took off one lippie. I'm looking for a dramatic mascara, so I probably won't purchase this again. If you already have perfectly curled lashes, I REALLY recommend you give this a try.
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It's awesome. I love the way it lengthens and thickens. Almay makes great mascaras.
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Not a big fan of this one, mainly due to the major racoon eyes I get. Whether i am washing it off or just through daily wear and tear.
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At first, I liked this mascara, but it dried up very quickly, after about 1 month, and became clumpy and started giving me raccoon eyes by the end of the day.
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Hasten, autumn. Bring your mellow yellows and your lowlights, your red leaves and blushing apples fallen into piles on the side of the road. They're already falling, and the fields are tinted russet, and dry. It's okay. The yards, my yards, have defeated me: the flowers, the pots, the hanging baskets, the watering — as usual, things have frizzled into colorless, wilting beggars, laced with spiderwebs from chair to pot to post every morning. I can't keep up. I cry uncle. I'd like to put the hose away, drain it for good and sit on the deck in my nightgown, nursing a big cup of strong coffee while Amelia throws blueberries into the yard, listening to birds make plans in the golden-leaved morning light.
The house is just as bad. Outgrown clothes, piles of catalogs I'll never order from, sofa cushions blobbing in every direction, pillows on the floor, sand-covered shoes in a heap by the door, dusty succulents on my windowsills, toys piled into bookshelves, books stacked next to the bed, half-filled bottles of shampoo and mismatched conditioner, slivers of gooey soap in the dishes, balls of yarn tumbling off of tables, stacks of fabric waiting to be cut, mail that hasn't been sorted in weeks, everything pushed into the centers of tables and counters to keep it out of the reach of a little girl who carries her mini-chairs all over the house and (quietly, looking back) stands on them, and reaches, reaches. There are only so many places to put things one shouldn't touch, and the things of summer, the sunglasses and sunscreens and sandals and beach towels and beach chairs and beach balls and pails and shovels and cups and water bottles, have filled every nook. I'd be happy for a good thunderstorm, and a cleaning lady, and a trip to Goodwill.
Instead, we go 'side. To the waterside. Woodside. Riverside. Fieldside. At sunset, where, in the relief of honey light, with a big baby girl heavy in your arms, it's nothing but beautiful. Where it washes over you, and makes you cry. Because it's August 23. It's been an incredible summer. I don't want it to end.
***The green cottage is my mama's house.
At first I was thinking that these little dresses and the sweater I finished looked very springlike, palette-wise. But then we had a rare cloudy day, following by some l o v e l y sunny but cool days (oh sweet mercy, they are the rarest of beauties) and I realized that there's a quiet, silvery sort of beauty to the end of summer, when things are tufted and feathery and dried to a dusty powder that shimmers and floats. We've been outside so much these past few weeks, done so many things I can't even remember what, not the least of which has been spending every waking moment among the gardens and trees and leaves. This second wave of photos is the park where, a couple of years ago, the bagpiper came and honked us out on an afternoon much like the one we spent here last week. I have so many photos I've taken and haven't even posted. I've spent much more time outside than in. I've spent more time at rivers than I have at home. I've spent much more time rolling around on quilts with a big baby girl and our man, sand in my sandwich and sun in my eyes, than working. Is it any wonder, then, that the end of summer makes you teary, fluttering, a little melancholy. It's dark by 8:30, and someone had a wood fire burning in the neighborhood. The plums are hazed with dull plum blue. Our girl runs and falls and picks herself up and runs some more, dancing whenever she hears music playing (even a cell phone ringing), feeling at home now in the water and sand, carrying a green maple leaf like a flower. Soon, soon it will be autumn-leaf pink instead of green.
***The blue dress is my knock-off version of this one (I like the original better than mine; it's wider, and I like the flatter sleeve cap); the pink sweater is my finished Lottie; and the smocked dress is a little bishop dress I made based on this pattern, but I'm not that happy with it because I think it's too full, and there are so many pleats that you really can't see the smocking. I think I've done enough of them now that next time I'm just going to make up my own measurements. I'm very picky about this.
Oh, the fair, the fair. How we love it! Don't get me wrong — it has its share of knock-off sunglasses, hot tubs, monster trucks, greasy food, scary-looking ride operators (is there any other kind?), and it's usually hot-hot-hot. But where else can you see cows being hugged by girls? Dozens of bunnies lounging with their back legs stretched out? Roosters eyeing you as if they want to peck you in the face (I know they do)? Teenagers in barns playing cards? Sheep just generally looking hilarious at every moment? A pioneer village where you can learn to dip a candle? Pioneer dudes in calico smocks making horseshoes over a forge? Yards and yards and yards of calico sewn into big, giant lady-skirts? Zero entries in the Men's Chocolate Cake competition (wha???!!! With a trophy like that, and everything?)? Little baby goats you just want to kiss on the nose and take home and tuck into bed? Kids looking so proud you just want to hug every single one of them? Bright pink peppermint ice-cream cones so big they melt all over your hand before you can eat them? Themed table displays? Elephant ears tempting you every ten yards? Teeny-tiny gentlemanly horses and enormous, snorting fat pigs being devoured (apparently) by their offspring? A dairy princess with a smile that lights up the whole fairground? Young people and old people and country people and city people, all happy to be together in a place on a beautiful late-summer day? So many things for a little baby girl to do and see and exclaim over that she can hardly believe her eyes (until she just has to close them in exhaustion)? Nowhere, really, just nowhere at all except the Clackamas County Fair. I just think it's a magical place.
Here are our other trips to the fair. I really love it there.
And everything in between.
Cannon Beach, Oregon
August 10, 2014.
(The picture of Andy towering over the little people is just a weird optical illusion — the people are varying distances behind and around him, and I caught him mid-jump [and you can see Amelia starting to "jump"]. I did a double-take at this one myself!)
At the end of a beautiful road lies the ocean. We wind through the fields and the forest while she sleeps. Ryan Adams, cinnamon buns, sunlight flashing through the trees. The road twists through the hills, dipping and bobbing. In the back of the car, quilts and pails, sand and sandals, a striped tent and four bottles of sunscreen. This summer it's been the days in between the days at the water. Our girl grows bigger and braver and more beautiful in each moment, in each summer afternoon, the world opening before her and before me and him through her. It's all new. It's never been seen before, not by me, each moment a marvel to me, this second childhood that is the first childhood I only dreamed of as a child. How blessed we are, how monumentally blessed. She hands me her barrettes, her bunny, her blueberry, her sticks, her stones, her seashell, a coffee stirrer she picks up out of the sand, her eyes as bright and deep blue as the ocean. Thank you, my lovey. Thank you and thank you and thank you, my dear, sweet lovey. For each and every one of these precious and bright and incredibly beautiful little-big things.
Suddenly, a scramble: how to fit everything else you want summer to be into four weeks. It's both long and short — I pine for chilly evenings, and feel panicked that the nights are already shorter, the darkness filling the open windows earlier every evening. I would like it both ways, as usual. The calendar fills up in a mad rush, every week, every weekend taken with something scheduled. Concerts, fairs, visits, visitors, vacations, day-trips, reunions, work. The summer's-end scramble.
(We are, I have been meaning to mention, making a whole new batch of 2013's sold-out ornament kits, Night Before Christmas. No new ornaments this year, but we are bringing these back, and they'll be back until they sell out. We are also preparing kits for a duffel coat, sweater, jeans, boots, and scarf outift for all the little animals in the Little Animal Family. More details on this as we get closer to being finished with everything — but I'm expecting the ornament kit to be available mid-September, and the winter clothing kit (and pattern) to be available later in the fall, though if we finish it earlier we'll release them at the same time. All of the older ornament kits are still available in the shop right now, though there are only thirty Walk in the Woods kits left, so that one will probably go soon. I've noticed that the orders on these kits have had a noticeable increase in the past couple of weeks so I wanted to mention this in case you are putting together your CCP [Christmas Crafting Plan].)
I have so much yarn in my life right now it's kind of nuts. I must be dreaming. I finished the Artichaut — it's very jerry-rigged, but somehow turned into something that looks wearable, if a bit droopier than I wanted. I was surprised it came out at all. I immediately set about knitting it again (go fig), but not the seamless version, which I think was the root of my problems. I paired this mauvey version with Violette by Citronille, in Liberty Elysian yellow. I'd like to try this outfit on my darling but that will have to wait until the temperature drops eighty degrees, since it's still about a hundred and fifty out (isn't it? It must be). My Dogwood Lottie is going great. I really like that pattern. And I'm planning a new, lined winter hoodie, probably this one. And then there's this sweet little wooly hug. Maybe longer nights will be a good thing.
***Yes, adorable puppers is Bebe, a three-month-old (can't remember the breed?) Leonberger (thanks, Ann and others!) being puppysat by our friends. Cutest, fluffiest puppers ever!
Even I, the woman with the highest tolerance in the world for listening to herself complain, got sick of hearing myself complain. I (finally) decided that if I couldn't beat 'em, I'd join 'em. At the river. It was a perfect day. (And, I swear, it was also ten degrees cooler there.)
Oxbow Park
July 29, 2014
(For those who have asked, her "swimming costume," as I like to call it, is from J. Crew.)
In the dappled shade Amelia and I walk up and down the streets near our house. We're trying to stay in the shade; it's so hot, but we just have to get outside. She's in her stroller with her bare legs curled up, keeping them in the shade of the stroller hood. She has a gigantic, larger-than-lifesize photographic kitty-pillow that she clutches, faced-out towards passersby. Trippy Kitty's eyes are slightly wild. People look amused as we walk by with the giant, real-looking kitty. Mimi's hair is going in every possible direction. I'm drinking the biggest iced coconut chai you've ever seen. Four p.m. on Sunday afternoon. Bees buzzing the lavender. A guy trimming his spent roses. The baseball game on the radio in a yard. "Mommy?" "Yes, miss?" "Da?" Points at a tattered flag. "Flag!" "Mommy?" "Yes, ma'am." "Da?" Points at a swing in someone's yard. "Swing!" Why are fruit-filled trees so poignant? They almost make me want to cry.
July is dressed up and playing her tune. At the pool, there was no usual whining, no refusal to get further than one centimeter into the water, no running around the pool deck taking other peoples' shoes (while frantically signing "shoes"), no eating soggy popcorn from under the table where someone had a birthday party earlier that day. There was just the three of us, floating dreamily in the middle of the pool near the lane lines. Rare peace at the pool. She pushed her legs out behind her and kicked while Andy pulled her around. I floated on my back, pointing my toes just above the water. It was cold and clear. I tried not to get water in my eyes because it makes my contacts burn like hell. She doesn't mind splashing herself in the face (much), but she doesn't like being splashed by anyone else. What do you do when it's someone's dad dunking his kids and bouncing beach balls off their heads? The teenage lifeguard looked mildly uncomfortable. The kids, naturally, were delighted. All day long she tells them to stop standing on the baby-pool fountain. Now it was their big dad making the thing explode in an enormous plume when he slid his rump off the jet, a (naughty) kid again himself for the day. She didn't have the heart to scold and, in my mind, neither did I. Summer's so short. It's so hot. After an hour of playing with a cup or being carried by her dad through the water visiting the big-kid territories, Amelia came back to the zero-depth area and, by herself, trudged carefully toward the fountain, a frothy stack of water burbling out of the sparkling shallows. Gently, she ran her hands through its spray, soft and aerated, foamy white. She reached further in, held her hands deep in the core of the plume. We resisted the urge to follow her, to show her, to show her something . . . more. It's so hard not to, somehow. So hard to remember just to hang back and watch sometimes. She played there for a long time. I watched her serious face, and tried to memorize the moment. It was the best day we've had at the pool all summer, and when it was time to go I didn't want to go.
Back at home, we're trying to find a rhythm — working, sleeping, cooking, playing. It's been harder than usual lately and I don't know why. I'm often filled with frustration about the weather, wanting to do things outside that it's just been too hot to do (have a picnic on the sunny, scorching flats of Powell Butte, for instance; sit in the dried-up clover above the beach on Sauvie Island and look at the mountain at dusk). Our day ends early because it starts so (incredibly) early, so I often feel that we miss the cooler, quieter evenings. Well, sigh. I'm thinking we should get one of those craft-fair tents and take it everywhere we go. Maybe a portable mister, with a canister I could wear on my back and a misting wand to shoot directly toward my face, or matching umbrella hats. I've got problems.
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The New York Knicks signed first-round pick Tim Hardaway Jr. to his rookie contract on Monday.
The deal is expected to be worth around $6.1 million over four-years, which is a standard scale rookie contract, and should include team/ qualifying options as well. However, rookie scale contracts are not necessarily strictly unalterable and have set parameters. Teams and players do have some flexibility for negotiating the contract, especially for players picked towards the lower end of the draft, since teams picking at those positions often have salary cap issues and try to persuade their draft picks to sign a lower scale deal. The top draft picks always sign to maximum contract possible according to the rookie wage scale.
The 21-year-old Hardaway Jr. was the Knicks' top draft pick in the 2013 NBA draft, selected 25th overall in the first-round out of Michigan. Hardaway declared for the 2013 NBA draft after his junior season at Michigan. He was a 2-13-2012 All Big Ten First Team selection as he led the Wolverines to the NCAA championship last season.
The 6-foot-6 Hardaway ranked second on the Wolverines in scoring (14.5 PPG and had 4.7 rebounds as well as 2.4 assists per game, while appearing in 107 contests for the Wolverines last season. Hardaway Jr. also improved his 3-point shooting accuracy from 28.3 percent as a sophomore to 37.4 percent in his junior season.
He is the son of five-time NBA-All Star Tim Hardaway Sr., who famously faced-off against the Knicks as a member of the Miami Heat in countless playoff battles. Tim Hardaway Sr. also played for the Golden State Warriors, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets and Indiana Pacers before retiring from the NBA in 2003.
The New York Knicks also signed rookie forward C.J. Leslie, who went undrafted out of North Carolina State, after completing his junior season there. Leslie led the Wolfpack with 5.1 points and 7.4 rebounds per game last season. He also averaged 1.23 blocks in 32.4 minutes per game and shot 51.9 percent overall in 35 game appearances for the Wolfpack last season.
Over his entire collegiate career at NC State, Leslie has appeared in 99 games, to average 13.7 points on 49.7 percent shooting, 7.3 rebounds and 1.37 blocks per contest for the Wolfpack.
Both rookies, Tim Hardaway and Leslie are expected to play for the New York Knicks' Summer League debut at Las Vegas on Friday.
Knicks sign rookie guard Tim Hardaway to 4-year rookie contract
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Part track day, part TT-Mad Sunday, 'Grune Holle' (Green Hell!) is either a mixture of both or something else all together - I can't quite decide!
As a newbie I completed my first laps over the recent WSBK w/e and here are my thoughts to help anyone else that's thinking of giving it a go.
As you're on this forum I assume you're familiar with track days, so I'll start with a comparison...
95% of vehicles obey the overtake on the left rule and 'undertaking' is a common cause of accidents. People also signal right to indicate to a faster vehicle to overtake.
Having read a number of articles on the 'ring, what caught me out were the two bends where half the track is concrete rumble strip. I ran wide onto the outer tarmac everytime, although this is very bumpy.
Remember to allow plenty of time for your laps - my 4 took over an hour, partly due to the circuit being closed for a while due to a crash. Do make sure that you slow down for the yellow flags - one corner they were showing and as I came around it there was a large recovery truck blocking most of the road except for a narrow gap just wide enough for a single vechicle!
To use the barriers onto the circuit you need to use a ringcard and your laps are put onto this. The ringcard also combines the cashless system that they use in the short circuit for refreshments and merchandise, although laps and cash are not interchangeable.
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It helps to keep in lower gears so that you can control speed on the throttle through corners rather than trying to use the brakes, so be prepared to rev the engine more than you might on the road, depending on the style of your engine.
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Been there a few times, my thoughts its an accident waiting to happen.Why if you ride normal open roads you have a tendency to keep within certain limits . But the ring even on public days as your confidence grows you will have a tendency to push faster and faster and as you learn there are some monster fast blind bits , great when its clear but on day it wont be and that is where it can go so tragically wrong.If you really want to treat it like a race track do the closed road bike courses much safer.
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Been there crashed there. Done over 50 laps. Still love it!!
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Planck Time
What is the smallest unit of time you can conceive? A second? A millisecond? Hard to say seeing as how time is relative. Under the right circumstances, hours can fly by and seconds can feel like a lifetime. But unfortunately for physicists, time is not something that can be delt with so philosophically. And since they deal with cosmological forces both infinitesimally large and small, they need units that can objectively measure them. When it comes to dealing with the small, Planck Time is the measurement of choice. Named after German physicist Max Planck, the founder of quantum theory, a unit of Planck time is the time it takes for light to travel, in a vacuum, a single unit of Planck length. Taken together, they part of the larger system of natural units known as Planck units.
Originally proposed in 1899 by German physicist Max Planck, Planck units are physical units of measurement defined exclusively in terms of five universal physical constants. These are the Gravitational constant (G), the Reduced Planck constant (h), the speed of light in a vacuum (c), the Coulomb constant(ke or k), and Boltzmann's constant (kB, sometimes k). Each of these constants can be associated with at least one fundamental physical theory: c with special relativity, G with general relativity and Newtonian gravity, with quantum mechanics, with electrostatics, and kB with statistical mechanics and thermodynamics. They were invented as a means of simplifying the particular algebraic expressions appearing in theoretical physics, especially in quantum mechanics.
Ultimately, Planck time is derived from the field of mathematical physics known as dimensional analysis, which studies units of measurement and physical constants. The Planck time is the unique combination of the gravitational constant G, the relativity constant c, and the quantum constant h, to produce a constant with units of time. They are often semi-humorously referred to by physicists as "God's units" because eliminate anthropocentric arbitrariness from the system of units, unlike the meter and second, which exist for purely historical reasons and are not derived from nature. Some challenges to Planck's Time have been mounted. For example, in 2003 during the analysis of the Hubble Space Telescope Deep Field images, some scientists speculated that where there are space-time fluctuations on the Planck scale, images of extremely distant objects should be blurry. The Hubble images, they claimed, were too sharp for this to be the case. Other scientists disagreed with this assumption however, with some saying the fluctuations would be too small to be observable, others saying that the speculated blurring effect that was expected was off by a very large magnitude. A unit of Planck Time can be expressed (in the third picture).
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Wisconsin's Ben Brust is one of two local products taking part in Friday's workout.
With the NBA Draft less than two months away, the Bucks have begun hosting group workouts for potential prospects. Milwaukee announced Thursday that the first of those workouts would take place Friday afternoon, and the team's official ' Twitter account provided the names of the participants Friday morning:
Today's #BucksDraft Workout Participants Include: Taylor Braun, Ben Brust, Mike Moser & Jake Thomas.
— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) May 9, 2014
Obviously, these aren't the household names that have been linked to the Bucks over the past several months. Parker, Wiggins, Exum and Randle will almost certainly meet with the team at some point before the draft, but Friday's group of seniors are second-rounders, at best.
Let's take a brief look at what each has to offer:
Ben Brust, G, Wisconsin
One of two local products in the workout, Brust helped lead Wisconsin to the Final Four this past season. Regarded as a sharpshooter, the 6-1 guard holds the school record for three-pointers made in a season (96) and a career (235). While he's an elite shooter and very good rebounder for his size, it would be rather surprising if Brust was drafted.
Jake Thomas, G, Marquette
The Racine, Wis. native transferred to Marquette after spending two seasons at South Dakota. He averaged 7.9 points and 2.8 rebounds as a senior this season, shooting 36.7 percent from the floor and 39.0 percent from three. The 6-3 Thomas is an intelligent player and has a solid frame, but his lack of production makes him easily the least highly regarded prospect of the group.
Mike Moser, F, Oregon
Moser played for three schools over the course of his college career. He began as a freshman at UCLA, transferred to UNLV for his sophomore and junior years, and finished last season at Oregon, which was ousted from the NCAA Tournament by Brust's Wisconsin Badgers. Moser was a first-team All-Mountain West performer as a sophomore at UNLV, when he averaged 14.0 points, 10.5 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. He's an inside-outside threat who shot a career-best 37.8 from deep last season on more than four attempts per game. Injuries have plagued Moser over the course of his career, but the rangy 6-8 forward is clearly the most likely to hear his name called on June 26.
Taylor Braun, F, North Dakota State
Braun dominated the Summit League last season, earning Player of the Year and All-Summit League First Team honors. He averaged 17.6 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.8 assists, leading the Bison to a 26-7 record and an NCAA Tournament appearance. At 6-7, Braun is a great athlete but a bit of a tweener, and the small-school pedigree won't help his stock. Then again, that didn't affect the Bucks' interest in Nate Wolters. Regardless, it would be surprising to see Braun on an NBA roster next season, though some teams may express interest when summer league rolls around.


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With the game against the Los Angeles Lakers hanging in the balance and the Brooklyn Nets out of timeouts, Jason Kidd pulled perhaps one of the wiliest veteran moves we've seen out of the rookie coach.
With 8.3 seconds left and no way to draw up a play for his team, Kidd, holding a glass of soda, looked at rookie Tyshawn Taylor and mouthed "hit me," imploring his second-year guard to run into him on his way to the bench. Taylor does his due diligence, running directly into Kidd as Kidd held his glass into the air.
The spill caused a stoppage in play, both icing Jodie Meeks at the free throw line and allowing Kidd time to draw up a play, a Paul Pierce three-pointer around a Kevin Garnett screen. Meeks also hit the free throw. Pierce got a clean look, but the ball bounced off the rim, marking Brooklyn's last chance at a score and sealing the 99-94 Lakers victory.
Watch the replay for Kidd mouthing the words "hit me" to Taylor, then raising his glass to cause the spill.
Kidd, who enjoyed a can of Coca-Cola at his postgame press conference, was coy about his move, not acknowledging his words.
"Cup slipped out of my hand I was getting Ty," Kidd said. "Sweaty palms. I was never good with the ball."
"In the heat of the battle, you're trying to get guys in and out of the game, and the cup fell out of my hand."
Sure thing, coach.
Taylor also denied that the spill was intentional. "Naw, I wasn't paying attention," Taylor said after the game. "I didn't even know he was holding nothing. Like, coach is drinking soda on the sidelines! I'm like 'What? What you doing?'"
Taylor acknowledged the benefit of the "accidental" spill. "It might ice a free throw shooter and be a time-out when you don't have one, but that wasn't the thought process. I was just coming out and he was in my way."
He then laughed. "'Coach, get out my way, bro.'"
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Definición de complementation en inglés:
complementationSaltos de línea: com|ple|men¦ta¦tion
Pronunciación: /kɒmplɪmɛnˈteɪʃn /
1 [mass noun] The action of complementing something.
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- Sometimes, marriages of politicians are contracted with this regional complementation in mind.
2 Grammar All the clause constituents that are governed by a verb, nominalization, or adjective: information as to a verb's complementation tells the learner about its meaning
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- This paper describes the outcome of a project to code the complementation patterns of all the verbs in Collins COBUILD English Dictionary.
- Does the language student simply have to learn, by rote, which complementation patterns are associated with each verb in the language, or are there general guiding principles which account for the complementation patterns?
3 Genetics The phenomenon by which the effects of two different non-allelic mutations in a gene are partly or entirely cancelled out when they occur together.
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- Currently, we have confirmed a male gametophytic function for four of these genes through genetic complementation and/or the isolation of additional insertion alleles.
- Mutant m403 appeared to be slightly temperature sensitive for growth, but it proved too leaky to allow cloning of the wild-type gene by complementation.
- All strains were deleted for the endogenous pah1 gene to avoid complementation of transgene loss of function.
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her only son, and what do you do? You just leave her stranded. Did those people carry you for ten months and took care of you until now? Can't you see how sad she is right now? She might not show it, but we all know that she really miss you. Are those people more important to you than your own family? If so, I really wish that you move the eff out. We don't need you. We didn't need you when you left months ago, we don't need you now. Mom have us, she doesn't need you. But all she really wanted from you was an explanation. You couldn't even give her that, and you act like this house is your hotel or something. You can't just come in, grab what you want and leave. I'm so disappointed in you. I wish I have a brother that actually cares for us, you are useless to me.
are the best! Even if I don't tell my older seester what went wrong in my life. She somehow knew what to say. "Friends will always come and go, you take it as a lesson and move on. But family will always be here, and we only have one lifetime together." Just talking to her makes me feel better and it gives me strength. I might lose a person or two that I used to consider as important in my life, but I gained an understanding that there will always be people that will not be part of your life forever. And that is their decision and you can't control it. I'll just go with the flow and take it day by day.
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This have been one of the best vacation ever. Spent time with family and friends I haven't seen in a long time. Rekindled friendships and realized who would be there for me. I might have lost some in the process, but friends come and go. The ones that matters are the ones that showed you they cared and proved it to you. I did mostly everything I wanted and I started a photography project as well. Now I am ready to hit the slopes before school starts.
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So my present for the kitties and my family was Disney on Ice tickets, somehow my momma got really sick the night before and she couldn't make it. Therefore, my dad didn't go either. Even though the entire family didn't go, the kitties enjoyed it and we all had a blast. :]
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My thoughts are not the same anymore, it runs away after a few minutes and I can't remember what I wanted to say. Is this a sign of old age? haha. Overall, I couldn't ask for a better vacation. Great time spent with my wonderful family and friends that showed/proved to me that they wanted to be part of my life. I am very grateful. Now onto my ramblings.
Thinking back, all this time, I thought I knew everything that went on around the house. But how could I? If my room was all the way on the third floor and I rarely go downstairs. There are so many things that goes on that I don't even know about. I realized I take my family for granted a lot of times. This vacation just proved to me that no matter how close you think you are to your friends. Your family will always be there. I really love them.
Our friendship is so important to me, but I feel like there's so much I can do. No matter how much I tried to make it work, I feel like it won't be the same. There will always be some kind of awkwardness between us. Even if I put it behind me, even if I don't think about it. Deep down we both know, it is like a deep dark secret you are trying to hide from everyone. I miss talking to you, I miss being able to text you and not worry if you are going to text back or not. I miss that relationship we had, where we were so close that I even considered you family, a sister to me. I miss you being in my life. Do things really happened for a reason? Then please do explain to me, why did this happened? You were once so close and now you feel so far. I just want my friend back. It just really bothers. I hope this is just another obstacle or some sort of test that we have to go through.
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Merry Christmas everyone! Hope everyone have a great one with your family and friends. :]
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One of my sisters got all of us onesie pajamas as a present. WOOT WOOT!! :] #winning!!
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comes down to who actually makes an effort to be in your life.
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Summer will always be my favorite season because of the beach and the late nights. I miss everything about it. Bring me back to the summer please.
So much that I don't even know how to organize my thoughts or anything. It's all pretty jumbled. So I'm just going to make a list:
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La Roux - Trouble In Paradise
La Roux is back with her second LP. She's brighter, sexier, and better than ever.
It's been 5 years since Elly Jackson (and former member Ben Langmaid) released their debut, self titled album La Roux. Now a solo act, La Roux is ready for a new beginning. It all starts with Trouble In Paradise…
After running into musical differences, Elly and Jackson parted ways in 2012. Elly was also diagnosed with residual muscle tension caused by anxiety, which affected her voice. After two years of treatment, she was finally ready to return to the stage.
Trouble In Paradise is a huge improvement over La Roux's previous material. She wanted to create an album that evoked "what people in the 1970s thought that the future was going to look and sound like." Both fresh and retro, it's chock-full of itali-disco, new wave tracks that are as hot as summer. The whole album has a tropical aesthetic that is just delicious! Elly sounds much more confident and comfortable with her voice and it seems that she's found it's niche. Her shrill, icy voice pairs perfectly with the shimmering, warm synthesizers.
The album opens with echoing Uptight Downtown. The track sets the vibe for Trouble In Paradise:
Another highlight from the album is Tropical Chancer. Sounds a bit like Daft Punk and Gwen Stefani…in a good way!
Here's the official album sampler:
Trouble In Paradise is a huge step forward for La Roux as an artist, and is one of the best pop albums released so far this year. Although it doesn't present any tracks as immediately catchy as Bulletproof or In For The Kill, it's a solid album that maintains it's theme from start to finish. Thank you La Roux, for creating the soundtrack to my summer!
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Hilary Duff's long-awaited return to pop music is finally here! Her new single debuts on July 24th, and is titled Chasing The Sun. The song supposedly has a more alternative, acoustic sound than her previous material. I am so anxious to hear what the beloved Lizzy McGuire star has been working on for us. Thursday cannot come fast enough!
While we're at it, let's take a look at one of Hilary Duff's pop masterpieces from her 2007 album Dignity:
Natalia Kills - Problem
This girl just doesn't stop.
Problem, the first official single to be taken from Natalia Kill's second studio album titled Trouble, is nothing short of fantastic.
Over a stomping beat, Natalia growls about how she's "a god damn problem!"
I love it.
This is classic Natalia Kills, and gets me so hyped for her new album!
"Let me see you take your shoes, shirt, jeans, off. And we ain't even at the beach!
People, this is genius!
Take a listen for yourself:
Trouble was released on March 12th, 2013. The album Trouble is to be released this Spring.
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have a new record coming out in April.
This is awesome news!
Mosquito, the band's fourth studio album looks to be a huge step forward musically. The first single, Sacrilige, is a clanky, gritty, experimental track that showcases Karen O's delicious voice perfectly. It even features a gospel choir towards the end.
Oh, and the standard edition album cover is just nuts! (The one featured above is the deluxe packaging cover.)
What do you think of the cover?
This will be their first album in almost 5 years.
Mosquito will be released on April 16th.
Here is the first single:
This experimental artist from Berlin is releasing her first official EP in February. Don't, which is our first listen from this mini-album, is nothing short of fantastic.
Atop minimalist instrumentation, Butterclock croons with her signature ghostly, layered vocals.
Here is the accompanying music video for Don't:
Butterclock's First Prom - EP will be released in February.
This dreamy, indie-pop band is one of my favorites at the moment.
Bruce and Erica Briscoll, who are brother and sister, make up this genius duo.
Their newest EP, Where The Kids Are, is a solid set of hipster electronica. Erica's vocals are warm, and are carried by a fuzzy, ethereal production.
I definitely want to see a new full-length album from them!
Take a listen below:
Okay, so The X Factor is over. Now what? Well, without much haste, Britney Spears got right back to doing what she does best: making music.
After much anticipation, we can finally breathe a sigh of relief: Britney is in fact back in the studio; hard at work on her 8th studio album.
Of course, not much is known about the project, but we do have some information!
1. The album is still in its early stages.
2. Some of the producers that have been confirmed to be working with her are Ester Dean (who wrote "Beautiful (Drop Dead)" and "Selfish" on her album Femme Fatale), Hit Boy (Lil Wayne's "Drop The World", and Kanye West's "Ni**as in Paris"), and Elijah Blake (Usher and Rihanna). Other speculated producers are will.i.am, Ina Wroldsen (He About To Lose Me), and Darkchild.
3. The album is slated for a late 2013 release.
4. This album will finish Britney's contract with Jive (now Sony/RCA) records. She will then renew under a new label.
5. The world is READY.
Stay tuned…
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the music video for Scream & Shout!
Discover: oOoOO
oOoOO (simply pronounced "oh") is a chillwave music project that was created by Chris Dexter in 2008.
There really is no one genre oOoOO fits into. There are elements of witch house (a form of slowed down and choppy house music), shoegaze (fuzzy, distorted guitar, synths, and vocals), and post-industrial (ambiant-noise music). These are just a few of the musical groups oOoOO is regularly classified under.
-oOoOO's first EP released in October of 2010.-
I first discovered oOoOO near the end of 2011 and I've been hooked since. His music is so intriguing, and sounds like nothing else. There is a eerie feel to his work that makes you want to close your eyes and just listen. It's chill-inducing.
-oOoOO's second EP, released on April 30th, 2012.-
As of now oOoOO has released 2 EPs and a handful of singles and unofficial remixes. He (and his label Tri-Angle) has stated there is indeed a full length album in the works. Exciting news!
Here's a few highlight tracks:
(The woman you hear is his frequent collaborator Butterclock.)
The music video for Scream and Shout by will.i.am featuring Britney Spears premieres tomorrow night on The X Factor!
Head over to iTunes to get a first listen of Ke$ha's new album Warrior!
I'm guessing this is happening because the whole album leaked in full much before its December 4th release.
Warrior is a must-listen and is a SOLID pop record.
amazing. atmospheric. angelic.
These are just a few words that describe the electronic musician Ernest Greeneic's band Washed Out.
The 29 year old from Georgia knows how to create music that takes you somewhere else. It's quite spectacular.
I'm going to keep it simple…
Just listen and get swept away:
(FYI: Amor Fati is the Latin term for "the love of fate", which essentially means that "everything happens for a reason.")
Scream and Shout by will.i.am featuring Britney Spears has finally arrived!
Britishney sounds fierce; I love it!
The song is officially released this Monday. The video will be released Wednesday, November 28th!
(Fun fact: This is the first feature Britney has done in her whole career!)
Ke$ha just released a new song from her forthcoming album Warrior, and it's POP PERFECTION.
Take a listen to C'mon here:
Warrior is released on December 4th!
Britney Spears officially released the commercial for her new fragrance Fantasy Twist today!
It features the song Gasoline from her album Femme Fatale.
Love all of the different looks!
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Jets nightmare QB Mark Sanchez better clean up his act if he wants his jersey to stay on Rex Ryan's arm -- so says the head coach, who claimed he'll ink a NEW number onto his infamous tattoo ... if Mark doesn't start playing better.
Rex was questioned about the tat during a news conference today -- and Rex joked, "Obviously, if Sanchez doesn't play better, that number's changing. That's a given."
As we reported, Rex unveiled the bizarre tattoo while on vacation in the Bahamas last week -- a tat of what appears to be his naked wife wearing ONLY a Mark Sanchez jersey.
During the news conference, Rex insisted the tat's just a coincidence -- claiming he got the ink job long before Sanchez came to the Jets.
Rex said, "It's funny. It's actually a tattoo I've had for like three years ... I've been married for 25 years, and through my eyes, my wife's the most beautiful woman in the world. So that's what it is."
For reference: here's a list of every other player to wear #6 for the Jets ... Bill Demory, Bubby Brister, Joe Prokop, Ray Lucas, Doug Brien, Kellen Clemens, and Reggie Hodges.
what "man" puts another mans name on themselves? maybe someone needs to come out of the closet
how about changing the quarterback?? don't give a damn about ur tat.
I don't understand a grown man getting a tattoo.
I'm surprised Rex Ryan didn't get a tattoo of Mark Sanchez's feet! Ryan has a serious foot fetish, a couple of years ago some of his home movies surfaced, Ryan came off as more than a little creepy in them
Rex, let me tell you my friend, there are only three living beings that you ever have inked onto your body; your mother, your child, or your pet. Period.
Best make an appointment now.
I honestly don't know who is more delousional Ryan or the imbeciles who decided he's a good coach.
He should get a 1 next to The 6 and make it a Namath jersey.
Note to Ryan
Make an appointment now
Uh, LONG BEFORE Sanchez came to the JETS?! "It's actually a tattoo I've had for like three years"
---- This will be Sanchez's 4th year.
His wife is milf HOT! But why he put her on like this is sort of puzzling to me. And her feet are nice!
I'm sure his hot wife is getting nailed by some of the players, and he doesn't know it...ha ha.
I know the TMZ staff doesn't watch sports, too busy stalking. But Mark Sanchez was drafted by the Jets 4 years ago, so if Ryan said he got the tattoo 3 years ago, how did he say he had the tattoo "long before Sanchez played for the Jets"?
That's just creepy to put a specific players number on your body, especially when you work together.
And we care about his tattoo why?


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Industry experts explore the value in a person's cyber identity for marketers.
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Overall Internet ad revenues escalate by 15% to $23 billion, also fueled by increased activity in social media and video.
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Ads purchased programmatically will double this year to $10 billion, and then again to $20 billion in 2016, a new study forecasts.
Facebook's reworking of Microsoft's old ad platform provides marketers with cross-device tracking capabilities and metrics. Will Atlas lift the social network to Googalian heights?
That's a compound annual growth rate of 13.7%. Offline advertising, meanwhile, will limp along at about 1% a year over the same period, according to Forrester.
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Have recipes for video content, be adventurous with mobile, and sprinkle liberally with hashtags, social executives like Google's Kristina Hahn recommend.
More than half of consumers expect marketers to have better data on them that will improve targeting, says a Harris Interactive study.
In looking to solve complex tech issues, the association opens up full membership to agencies and solutions providers.
The snacks brand found a healthy way to navigate today's world of digital marketing saturation.
It partners with game-maker Arkadium to add 60 new digital games to its site, offering advertisers more segmented breakdowns of players.
The company relied on digital to get its growing children's apparel brand off of the ground.
Pandora, meanwhile, attracts more user time but far fewer digital advertisng dollars, says a study.
Robert Thomson warns the EU that an antitrust deal with Google will lead to a decrease in competitive options for marketers and an increase in piracy.
Some 60% of brands now buy online video programmatically, according to a study from AOL's Adap.TV.
It will increase by 56% to $6 billion, then taper off due to growth in inexpensive mobile placements, says a new study.
CEO Ed Heffernan says the acquisition "bulks up" the digital marketing power of Alliance and its Epsilon and Loyalty One units.
People and Entertainment Weekly team up to deliver one of the first cross-channel video campaigns powered by HTML5.
There is a viewing-screen transference underway. People are watching four fewer hours of TV and four more hours of digital video than they did this time last year.
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The long road to digital marketing leadership starts with organizational alignment, a study finds.
A digital agency for politicians puts the power of presidential electioneering into the hands of Congressional campaigns.
A desktop version of the OS is set to begin competing with Apple, Google, and Microsoft in October.
A Google product engineer introduces a browser plug-in that outs native advertising.
Price still rules as an online purchase influencer, says a new survey, but basic brand assets should not be ignored in online product presentations.
A survey of 525 chief marketers finds them voyaging between digital discovery and digital deliverance, riding out turbulent trends to positions of newfound respect.
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Marketers take note. There's a trend that's sweeping in: the push for open data innovation.
New integration with comScore aims to allow marketers to see real, verifiable audience when buying ads direct or programmatically.
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A market share grab for smartphones and tablets has computer and electronics marketers devoting half of their digital ad dollars to direct-sales vehicles.
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They might be longtime rivals, but Microsoft and Salesforce are now partners.
It becomes the second marketing services provider to tap the open-source framework's YARN platform to speed processing of Big Data.
Dealers testing BuyerScout reported 20% conversion of car shoppers IDed as "high-probability."
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Targeted Victory cofounder Zac Moffatt dropped by the Direct Marketing News offices to talk metrics, email, social media, and political marketing.
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Now infamous cookie stuffer Shawn Hogan has finally been sentenced for his part in defrauding eBay of $28 million in online marketing feeds. OK. But what the heck is cookie stuffing?
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Eschewing traditional metrics can lead to big-league wins for marketers.
Gartner research shows that marketers plan to increase their digital marketing budgets by 10% in 2014.
New research from Forrester says that 71% of consumers don't take kindly to inconsistent cross-channel messaging. Marketers, get on the stick.
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Demandbase announces the addition of video and mobile ad serving to its B2B marketing platform.
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E-commerce aggregator PriceGrabber will begin offsetting price info with service expectations.
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Data collection king Acxiom and marketing automation giant Marketo announce a partnership at the latter's summit in San Fran. The Twittersphere was twitting.
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A marketing agency discontinues its clients' pay-per-click ads to prevent them from overpaying for fraudulent clicks.
MRC's lifting of its viewability advisory for display does little for users of pre-roll video, says company's co-founder.
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IBM announces a major investment to expand its Interactive Experience division, addling 1,000 employees and 10 hands-on labs.
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February 23, 2012
25"/4-Harness Tabletop Loom...
I have a Dundas 25"/4-Harness tabletop loom for sale with warping board. The loom is approx. 10yrs old and is in excellent condition. It has only been used a few times. I simply don't have the space for it. Price negotiable, but would like $400. Located in Ypsilanti, MI.
February 17, 2012
cranbrook loom for sale...
Cranbrook Loom for sale: 48 inch weaving width, 8 shaft, with worm gear, sectional warp beam, suspended tool shelf, matching bench. All in excellent condition. Package includes: extra reeds, raddle, temples, warping board, spool rack, tension box, yardage counter, bobbin winder, shuttles. $5000 OBO . located in Carmel CA. email
January 30, 2012
Harrisville Design Loom for Sale...
Harrisville Design 22" loom, excellent condition, 4H, 4T, 2 beams (plain and sectional), 2 reeds (12 and 8 dent), tool tray for top of castle, adjustable height weaving bench. Sold as package only. $1,000 firm. Oberlin OH Buyer pick-up only.
January 25, 2012
Le Clerc 45" Reed Loom...
Good morning, I have a 45 reed Le Clerc 4-harness loom for sale. I have enormously enjoyed my loom over the years, but due to my work schedule, no longer have time to weave L I want to make sure it goes to someone or a group of people who will enjoy it as much as I have. The loom has two reeds and a slew of manuals and pattern books that will come with it. Please e-mail me for any additional information at and Ill be sure to get back to you right away. Thank you!!!
January 24, 2012
Bear Cat bead loom for sale!...
I have a Bear Cat and Co. bead loom that I'd like to sell to a good home where it'll get more use than it has here. When folded, it stands nearly 5 feet tall, working height is closer to 3.5-4 feet once it's folded down to working height. It's been gently used so it's in great shape! I'm open to offers.
Phone: 734-219-8736
January 19, 2012
Woolhouse Tools Table Loom for Sale...
Woolhouse Tools 16-harness table loom for sale. It has a 23" weaving width. Also included are the stand, overhead beater, 2nd warp beam, raddle, and two reeds, 10 and 12 dent. This is a beautiful loom and I would like to keep it however I want to purchase a tapestry loom and do not have room for both looms. The price is $1250.00. Payment must be made through Paypal. This loom is heavy and would be costly to ship, therefore pickup is preferred. However I am willing to help deliver in a 200 mile radius. I live in southern Utah.
December 26, 2011
48" Cabin Creek Loom for Sale...
48" Cabin Creek 8-shaft countermarche loom and bench. Cabin Creek is a Swedish-style loom made in Redmond, WA, and is very similar to a Glimakra Standard. Solid maple loom and bench includes 4 reeds and plenty of texsolve heddles and ties. The loom has two beams, one of which is a sectional warping beam. Excellent condition and weaves beautifully. Located in Kirkland, WA. $2000.
December 25, 2011
Rug Loom in Randolph, VT...
Loom for Sale: 4 harness, 6 treadle and 45" weaving width. This loom is old and sturdy. Good for rugs and other household textiles. Counterbalance with a sectional beam. 12 dent stainless steel reed and stainless steel heddles. Comes with many tubes of cotton carpet warp. Similar to a Reed Cambridge loom - see pics. Asking $1,200 obo. Pick up or free delivery within 90 miles of Randolph, Vermont.
Phone: 802-728-4955
December 3, 2011
Kessinich Loom for sale...
36" loom in great condition for sale with 6-dent and 8-dent reeds plus warping board, boat shuttles, and other accessories. $1,000 or best offer.
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The accolades keep rolling in for the Astros minor league system.
First, MLBpipeline.com had seven Astros prospects ranked in their Top 100 prospects list heading into the 2014 season, now ESPN's Keith Law ranked the Astros No. 1 as the best minor league system in baseball.
The Astros have had the top overall pick in each of the last two drafts, but have also built their organizational depth through picks gained with free agent departures and trades the last few years. Those moves helped stock a minor league system that had six affiliates reach the playoffs last year.
Law specifically cited the organization's depth, in addition to top-end talent, as the main reason why he named the Astros as the best minor league system this year.
The system started feeding its top prospects to the Astros last year in pitchers Jarred Cosart and Brett Oberholtzer, and is expected to continue to produce players to the Major Leagues again in 2014 with players like outfielder George Springer and first baseman Jonathan Singleton on track to reach Houston this year.


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How do I help my toddler with his fear of the doctor?
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Since my DDs, 12 month check-up, she would cry when on the exam table. Being a PA in pedi emergency medicine, I wanted my DD to understan...posted by adriennerichey
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My suggestion is to move their rooms, and the room they spend the most time in first. Also, unpack them first. That way they see that i...posted by yuma_no_ame
why my 3 years old son don't want to go to preschool ?
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Carla's depressed when she learns she's going to be a grandmother. watch
Carla learns she's going to be a grandmother and feels old, so Lilith and Rebecca throw her a slumber party to make her feel young again. watch
Lilith and Rebecca throw a teenage slumber party to cheer up Carla after she learns she's soon going to be a grandmother. watch
A shy teenaged girl uses her newfound psychic powers to win the boy of her dreams. Cute stuff for teens!
Free Enterprise movie trailer - starring William Shatner, Eric McCormack, Audie England, Patrick Van Horn, Rafer Weigel, Thomas Hobson. Directed by Robert Meyer Burnett. Genre: Action-Adventure
Rating: R
If you've ever looked at Jennifer Aniston's amazingly toned legs, bikini-ready abs, and annoyingly perfect arms and thought 'how did that happen?', well, you're not alone. That's why we asked Mandy Ingber, yoga instructor to the stars (including Glamour's own September 2013 cover star, Jennifer Aniston!) and author of the book 'Yogalosophy' to talk us through some of Jen's favorite moves. Watch for her step-by-step instructions to Jennifer-level hotness.
Today's celebrity news: Miley Cyrus says, 'I don't have time' to always be with Liam. Plus, is Miley Cyrus really a bad girl? Also, Jennifer Aniston and Mandy Ingber claim, 'We were a lot rounder 22 years ago,' at the launch of Ingber's new book, 'Yogalosophy.'
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Filled with sweet-natured comedy and supernatural appeal, Teen Witch will work its magic on you! Louise (Lively) is a shy misfit with a huge crush on and no chance of dating Brad (Gauthier), the hunky star of the high school football team. And when Louise discovers on her 16th birthday that she's descended from Salem witches, she uses her newfound powers to become the most popular girl on campus! But when sparks fly between her and Brad, how can she be sure it's true love and that he's not simply spellbound?
When Jack is laid off at the car factory, his wife takes a job at an advertising agency and leaves Jack at home to raise the kids.
Michael Keaton plays a husband and father who loses his job as an engineer at the auto manufacturing plant. After struggling to find another job, his wife lands a high paying position at an advertising agency. While she goes to the office each day, he stays home to take care of the house and the children. As she is climbing the ladder of success at work, he puts great effort into becoming a hopelessly inept househusband.
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