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Problems with Silica Gel Cat Litter
Silica Gel Crystal is a Popular Variety of Cat Litter
Silica gel cat litter is often touted as harmless to humans and animals alike. However, some people use crushed silica gel to kill bed bugs and cockroaches, apparently! Regarding silica gel, the following excerpts might serve to illustrate exactly how harmless it really is as cat litter.
We have been using "crystal" cat litter that is a silica gel for several months. It is far and away the best litter we've tried in terms of odor control and ease of use.
However there is a tremendous amount of dust emanating from the stuff. It is so heavy, I fill the box by taking it outside, holding the bag several feet above the box, and pouring slowly so the dust blows off in the breeze. I hold my breath too. If by chance I breathe it, intense coughing is the result.
I've also noticed a few times, that when the box is fresh, the cat will leave the box and wheeze a few times
That quote is from a real life user of silica gel cat litter.
And this one is from a case study on silica in cat litter and its effect on cats :
Inhaled silica dust has been implicated as a cause of lung cancer and other respiratory diseases in humans and several animal species. Electron microscopy and x-ray spectroscopy were used to identify and characterize dust particles from seven brands of commercially available clay cat litters and to identify, characterize and quantify particles in the lung wash fluid of six cats with and six cats without signs of respiratory disease. Dust particles from clay cat litter have an identifiable appearance and elemental ratio (primarily aluminum and silica) and the same pattern was observed in particles obtained from lung wash fluid. Significantly more silica particles were obtained from cats with than without respiratory disease. This suggests an association between presence of silica particles and respiratory disease, but it is unknown whether silica dust particles contribute to respiratory disease or accumulate because of interference with normal lung ciliary function.
Silica Gel Crystal Cat Litter
Silica crystals are filled with millions of micro pores that absorb moisture. Silica dioxide (the type of sand found in quartz), when mixed with oxygen and water, turns into Silica Gel Crystals. The crystals are super absorbent and suck the moisture out of kitty poo. No wonder it is so popular amongst cat owners.
Sodium Bentonite is not the only cat-litter culprit. Clay is harmful if inhaled in dust form. Apart from that, in clay based clump cat litter, silicon constitutes most of the dust particles. That is not a healthy situation for either the human members of the household or the one with the paws using the litter.
The possible carcinogenic property of silica, and the disease Silicosis should not be taken lightly, either. The blue colour often found in silica gel cat litters that indicates that the litter is fresh (it turns pink upon absorption of moisture) is due to the presence of Cobalt Chloride. This, again, is 'possibly carcinogenic' to humans and definitely hazardous to aquatic life and to the environment in general. Cobalt Chloride free Silica Gel is being made available in the market for precisely that reason though not as cat litter.
Is Any Silica Gel Cat Litter Safe?
We're not sure, but in all fairness, we should mention the Ultra Pet Silica Gel Cat Litter which claims to use a vegetable dye instead of cobalt chloride, says the following about dust: " There may be a small amount of powder on the product, but generally the product is over 99% dust free. This is the result of pearls rubbing together during transport. Once you have opened the bag you shouldn't have any problems with dust—if you do please call us", and claims also to be relatively environment friendly: "70 percent less landfill contribution than clay litter". However, we would always recommend organic alternatives because they get the job done while being 100 percent eco-friendly.
If you wish to know about organic alternatives to silica gel litter, please read our post on Organic Cat Litter.
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You are correct that crystalline silica can be cause problems like silicosis, but you are mistaken in thinking that silica gel cat litter is the same, it is not, there is crystalline silica naturally occurring in a lot of clays and therefore it can be in clay litters though. The silica gel is amorphous silica, the silica in clays is crystalline and that causes health problems, aka potter's rot, quarry lung, medically known as silicosis. Breathing in lots of any dust is not good. But the science just isn't there to to support that amorphous silica is as bad as crystalline silica. Diatomaceous earth is basically amorphous silica-yes it can kill some insects by dessication same thing it does to poop and pee and those little silica packs in vitamins. Synthetic amorphous silica is in cat litter, rubber, epoxies, agroproducts, in human food, pet food. Too much of anything can kill you. Even pure water can be toxic if you drink too much. Flour can cause lung problems similarish to silicosis, it is called baker's lung. The issue is degree of exposure. If the dust bothers you then wear a face mask when pouring, that is the time you and your cat will be most exposed. It is unfortunate that so many manufacturers call it crystals, because technically that is wrong. It is not crystalline, the crystal is not absorbent, otherwise your glass windows wouldn't keep out the rain or the beach would soak up the ocean! Perhaps the bigger health concern is it pure? Amorphous silica can be contaminated by crystalline silica and that would be a hazard.
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I was about to say the same thing.
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The walmart "mimi" brand crystal cat litter gave my daughters Russian Blue long-hair cat a severe UTI to the point of bleeding. I'm convinced Cheri would have died had I not changed the litter to "Special Kitty" 100% natural clay (non-clumping brand). Within 24-36 hours of changing the litter, she totally stopped bleeding as well as frequent urination and returned to her normal self. Crystal litter may be easier for cat owners, but my experience says it's possibly fatal to the kitties having to use it.
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White silica gel cat litter saved my cat's life. I noticed one day her urine was very slightly pink. The vet saw her that day and diagnosed a hidden kidney condition that would have killed her quickly, but because we caught it so early, she lived happy and healthy for many more years. I never would have seen the stain in anything but the pure white silica litter. That's a real and significant benefit that far outweighs any marginal, mythical, pseudo-scientific "danger".
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This is research by a journal. http://www.elcosh.org/document/1426/664/d000803/1.html
"Occupational exposure associated with respiratory diseases
Silicosis (chronic, accelerated, acute)
Progressive pulmonary fibrosis
Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases
Lung cancer
Increased risk for TB
Occupational exposure associated with other diseases
Systemic autoimmune diseases
Rheumatoid arthritis, SLE, scleroderma, small vessel vasculitides
Renal Disease
Glomerulonephritis, nephrotic syndrome, end-stage renal disease
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Monica, the silica ("silica GEL") in cat litter is NOT, contrary to the name of the products, crystalline silica; it would not pass federal regulations to sell in the USA, anyway! Silica gel is the harmless stuff that keeps shoes from getting moldy when stored or shipped. It's in almost all grains, both "whole" and processed, and most processed foods contain it. What you're talking about isn't remotely similar and can't even FORM this shape–the MOLECULES are "crystalline" in appearance, but it's NOT the same silica. If silica gel were fatal, so would going to the beach and eating anything you didn't farm yourself.
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I am currently using Ultra Pet silica litter (the very fine one, the one that looks like sand). I have been using it for several months. While my cats LOVE it, even with daily vacuuming of the floors, every surface in the room with the litter box, including books, desk, computer, etc. is covered with a layer of silica dust. I can SMELL silica dust in the room when I am in there. I have no choice but to look for some alternative litter at this point as it is truly disgusting and I go into that room as little as possible except to stir the litter per directions and clean the box per directions. I am very unhappy (although my cats are happy) with this litter and do not recommend it.
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Brilliant discovery!
Use horse or chicken pellets, they are super cheap 15$ 20kilo bag , bio degradeable and the cats love using them. I am a recent convert from the silica.
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I don't know if I like it or not. It scares me a little to be honest. I just got my kitten and everytime she goes in she ends up eating them. I end up taking it out of his mouth. Is it ok? Is it bad for my cat? What should I do about my cat eating it?
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And on which KG?
Just genral info and, do you think it is a good opening? what is your favorete line of it? anithing. all lines.
chessgames.com is a database of master and/or historical games
it has 7340 King Gambits
3342 of which white wins
2767 of which black wins
1231 of which are draws
4908 are KGA of which white wins 2194 and black wins 1912
2432 are KGD of which white wins 1148 and black wins 885.
(the numbers above only represent the database and shouldn't be used to make any blanket conclusions about the opening itself.)
All the above links lead to a sub-list of those games from oldest to latest, each of which can be clicked on and played through. One good way to learn an opening is to see how the masters play them. That way you not only see book moves, but you also learn why some moves aren't very good.
What the KGA and KGD acronyms are for ?
This is really childish.
jkor, the King's Gambit is 1.e4 e5 2.f4
If Black accepts the pawn (2...exf4) we enter the King's Gambit Accepted (KGA). If Black declines the pawn (anything else) we enter the King's Gambit Declined (KGD).
Here's an illustrative game that shows how tactical and interesting playing the King's Gambit can be! (Bonus points if anyone recognizes it)
Off course. I'm sorry, probably it was a very inconsequential question, but english acronyms really drive me crazy.
Thank you very much, anyway.
What about the Falkbeer countergambit?According to chessgames.com it has the following record:
white wins: 39.2%
black wins: 43.5%
draws: 17.3%
Singa, you are a chess coach with years of experience teaching and playing. And batgirl is an experienced chess historian. You both have interesting viewpoints and info that everyone could benefit from. I wish the personal conflict could be settled somehow. Hmm... maybe a batgirl-Singa match is not such a bad idea.
I actually think it's great you ask your students to study Morphy. Long ago I played quickly through many of his games for ideas, but now I'm studying them more slowly to improve my calculcation skills. They're a veritable goldmine. And yes, a similar effort would also help chesscrazy learn about the King's Gambit!
I teach the KGA to my students. I don't stress lines of play, but instead I try and teach what idea you are trying to achieve when play a particular opening. With that in mind, I tell my students the King's Gambit has 2 goals:
1.Domination of the centre.
2.Focus all your pieces on the square f7!
"What about the Falkbeer countergambit?According to chessgames.com it has the following record:"
jkor, It would seem on the surface that the Falkbeer has a good record against the KG. I think one has to be careful about winning %'s from a database, particulary one like chessgames.com's where the games are hand-picked. The percentages are precise for the games in the database, but may not reflect games in toto. Many games, such as Morphy's for example, might be instructive, but one-sided. Also, I think at different skill levels certain openings and defenses may have different results. The Muzio (or even the KG in general) might be very effective at mid-level, but less so at higher levels. I, personally, find it harder to play against the Cunningham defense more so than the Falkbeer, so there could be individual differences whereas certain opening variations are more effective against one person, but less so against another person of similar skill. Mostly, the KG is a fun opening, especially for white. Even without considering all the beautiful tactics, white asserts immediate pressure on the center with it's wing pawn and poses problems for black to solve. White, on the other hand is forced to play sharply, on the edge.
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"The Piano Tuner's Wives" by William Trevor Originally published in the October 30, 1995 issue of The New Yorker.
In just a little over a month we learn what author will take home the Nobel Prize for Literature. Though I enjoy the speculation and then looking into the winner's work, I usually don't get too worked up about the Nobel. It is, after all, another book prize with an impossible mandate. Not only is it unlikely my choice will win, but so vast is the field of candidates that, if I've heard of the author, I've usually never read the winner's work. But this year, spurred by Alice Munro's recent short story "Amundsen," I find myself getting worked up to not only make a cheer for "my choice" but also to actually feel some disappointment if my choice doesn't win. I cheat and have two choices: Alice Munro or William Trevor.
Thinking about this caused me to go back and revisit one of my favorite William Trevor stories: "The Piano Tuner's Wives."
When I started reading William Trevor, I didn't get him. I felt there was more there, but for some reason I wasn't accessing it. It wasn't until relatively recently that I began digging into his work and found that I, for whatever reason, can engage with it. Now I can't get enough. Now he's one of my favorite authors, someone worth getting worked up over when others dismiss him. "The Piano Tuner's Wives" was one of my early entrance points.
It is a relatively short story that showcases Trevor's ability to layer time. When it begins, well, let's let Trevor's beginning show how it begins:
Violet married the piano tuner when he was a young man; Belle married him when he was old.
There was a little more to it than that, because in choosing Violet to be his wife the piano tuner had rejected Belle, which was something everyone remembered when the second wedding was announced. "Well, she got the ruins of him anyway," a farmer of the neighborhood remarked, speaking without vindictiveness, stating a fact as he saw it. Others saw it similarly, though most of them would have put it differently.
This opening introduces the two time frames we'll be dealing with. Owen Dromgould, the piano tuner, married his first wife Violet around forty years ago; now he's marrying Belle, who, we'll see, replays that first marriage day often. It doesn't help that the weddings take place in the same place. As Trevor moves through this wedding, he moves back and forth, sometimes in the same sentence:
"I will," he responded in the small Protestant church of St. Colman, standing almost exactly as he had stood on that other afternoon. And Belle, in her fifty-ninth year, repeated the words her onetime rival had spoken before this altar also. A decent interval had elapsed; no one in the church considered that the memory of Violet had not been honored, that her passing had not been distressfully mourned. "And with all my earthly goods I thee endow," the piano tuner stated, while his new wife thought she would like to be standing beside him in white instead of suitable wine-red. She had not attended the first wedding, although she had been invited. She'd kept herself occupied that day, white-washing the chicken shed, but even so she'd wept. And tears or not, she was more beautiful — and younger by almost five years — than the bride who so vividly occupied her thoughts as she battled with her jealousy.
Yes, Belle is certain that she was the more beautiful, but her beauty did her no good due to one fact: the piano tuner was blind. And since he chose the plain Violet, it seemed to Belle "that the punishment of blindness was a punishment for her, too." Jealous and bitter, Belle never married until this day late in life when she finally got Owen to herself. But time has changed things, even though the past has not gone away. For one, when she was nineteen, she thought her beauty could be a sacrifice: "[a]n act of grace it would have been, her beauty given to a man who did not know that it was there." But at this late stage, does she have beauty to sacrifice?
The story continues to move back and forth in time but without ever losing its place, fully representing how Belle's mind is working as she marries and begins her life as the piano tuner's wife. She should be happy herself, now, but she is "haunted by happiness." That wedding day forty years earlier continues to occupy her thoughts. The blind piano tuner cannot help but speak Violet's words as he describes things he never has seen for himself. There is no consolation.
That Belle was the one who was alive, that she was offered all a man's affection, that she plundered his other woman's possessions and occupied her bedroom and drove her car, should have been enough. It should have been everything, but as time went on it seemed to Belle to be scarcely anything at all.
These beautiful sentences respect Belle — how truly difficult it must be — even as they show her quietly destroy her marriage. In just a few pages, we see the years layered on years, events from the past still touching the present in complex ways that baffle. After all, as bitter as Belle was, she didn't marry the piano tuner to retroactively annihilate his first marriage, and she feels guilty when she sees the effects of her actions, but she cannot stop and we dare not judge her.
"The Piano Tuner's Wives" is a masterpiece.
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I agree with virtually everything you say here. Although, slightly differently: when I first read Trevor I thought he was brilliant; then I went off him for some inexplicable reason (over exposure?); now having just read this I want to re-read a load of his stories. So thanks.
Lord, a beautiful cover!
But I'm tiring of so many books titled "X's Wife" or "X's Daughter."
Nice overview of this story and Trevor's talents.
To pick up on something Trevor the blogger and/or Charles May said in discussion on Munro, I think this Trevor is somewhat like Munro in that each story creates an evocative mood and provides an emotional insight while at the same time demonstrating the ambiguity or unknowlableness of many aspects of our experience.
I remember this story as giving me a deep sense of the complexities of human relationships. If I remember correctly, there's an aspect where the second wife deliberately misrepresents things to the piano tuner that the first wife described to him in a certain way and the piano tuner has a sense she's doing this and just accommodates it. That's a great insight into how loving relationships always have layers of complexity that aren't reflected in the kind of simpler stories we all grow up with.
Back in the day when there was still a Border's, a friend and I walked around the store in an attempt to collect as many books as we could with a title that was structured "The (choose a profession that will be held my a male)'s (wife, daughter).
Oh my. The Heretic, Bloodletter, Bonesetter, Rockstar, the Tutor and their daughters. The Shoemaker, Tiger, Runaway Pastor (?), Soldier, and their wives. (Amazon just helped me refresh the list).
One question…why these these books about women and their facticity?
I certainly will! Thanks
I keep waiting to post here for the RIGHT words to come… and they don't. So I need to close this tab and move on.
But Jon said something that really moved me: "each story creates an evocative mood and provides an emotional insight while at the same time demonstrating the ambiguity or unknowlableness of many aspects of our experience".
And now the story…
This is Belle's story. Without her, there would be nothing to tell. Sure, maybe a little blip in a local paper about a blind piano tuner who's wife made his career possible. What makes a story is the second wife. That would be dull, too, but it is how she is haunted by the first woman. Despite the deep love and concern of the husband, she cannot shake that she was rejected. And then punishes him for her feelings.
THAT'S a story.
I loved the details, so expertly placed, that took us just where we needed to go to understand each woman and the piano tuner. The word choice was exquisite. In describing Belle's experience, Trevor uses words like: reject, usurp, punish, regret, mistake, disappointment.
And what Violet sees differs from what Belle sees and shares. Violet is not moving from a mindset of scarcity so she can share of the beauty she sees – even in her former rival.
So much within the story points just to the emotion – to the decisions made from places of heart.
I was impressed, moved, and sold on another author discovered through The Mookse and the Gripes.


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In her cookbook and nutrition guide "Must Have Been Something I Ate," Peggy Kotsopoulos shares mouthwatering recipes that help boost energy and satisfy cravings. Here, she shows how to transform squash into noodles, hide quinoa in chocolate chip cookies and sneak pumpkin into chocolate mousse.
For the "pasta":
- 2 medium zucchini or yellow summer squash
For the toppings:
- 1/2 pint cherry or grape tomatoes
- 1/2 cup black Kalamata olives
- 1/2 cup sundried tomatoes, chopped
- 1/4 cup Savi seeds
- 1 teaspoon kelp granules
- Sunflower sprouts
For the pesto:
- 1/2 cup Savi seeds (plain/sea salt)
- 2 tablespoons hemp seeds
- 2 cups fresh basil
- 3 cloves garlic
- 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
- Squeeze 1/4 lemon
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
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This pasta dish looks like pasta and satisfies your pasta craving, but without all the refined carbs! That's because it's not really pasta — it's zucchini. A kitchen-gadget spirooli slicer transforms your regular summer squash into zucchini noodles! To prepare the noodles: Add zucchini to spirooli and turn until noodles are formed. Add noodles to a bowl, add sunflower sprouts and toss with pesto (recipe below). Then top with the following: cherry tomatoes, sundried tomatoes, olives, Savi seeds and kelp granules. To make the pesto:Add all ingredients to food processor and process until well combined. Add 2 tablespoons of pesto to 1 cup of zucchini linguini and mix until well combined. Top with fresh cherry tomatoes, Kalamata olives and sundried tomatoes.
- 1 cup cooked quinoa
- 1 cup uncooked quinoa flakes (or oatmeal flakes)
- 1 cup unsweetened, shredded coconut
- 2 tablespoons almond butter
- 4 large VERY RIPE bananas
- 1/2 cup coconut sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1/2 cup chocolate chips
- Pinch sea salt
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- 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/3 cup maple syrup
- 1/2 cup coconut butter (make sure it's heated to point of being liquid)
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
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Nice room, shame about the service
We booked a luxury courtyard room, hoping that we could feel a little spoiled on an overnight stay.
The room was very comfortable and stylishly furnished, but overlooked the backside of the hotel and the noisy and busy dustbin/delivery area - luxury. In spite of this, we had a good night's sleep and were looking forward to breakfast - after all, we were paying £18.50 per head for it, it had to be good, right. Sadly, this is where it all fell apart. We arrived fairly early, were greeted in a rather unfriendly way and told we could sit where we liked at a table for two and definitely were not permitted to sit at a vacant window table set for three. Fruit and cereal buffet was badly managed with fruit salad bowls sitting empty and open dishes of cereal going stale. Toast was cold and at least an hour old, coffee was muddy and the very ordinary "Full English" was similarly cold. A replacement of poached eggs on toast arrived quickly, but was garnished with a stout hair. Dining room staff seemed inadequately trained, maitre d' was rude and completely unable to deal with service and the problems coming out of the kitchen. An appalling experience, worthy of an episode of Fawlty Towers.
A few nicely dressed rooms does NOT make a luxury hotel. SERVICE is number one priority and that's what's missing here. We did not pay for breakfast and will definitely not be returning.
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Beautiful hotel, friendly staff, nice restaurant and lounge.
Few minutes walk to the centre of Sidmouth
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room 107 thin walls could hear next room talking.
we were first sitting we waited 25 mins for breakfast.
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Fantastic stay with attention to detail
loved our stay at the westcliff.
A very modern room with everything we needed and more.
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Loved the hotel, room, food very good and the staff very helpful
well positioned hotel
This hotel has wonderful view and staff who do their utmost to help you.
My only criticism is that the room we stayed in was not good for sleep. The toilets in the adjoining rooms had much too thin walls we could here every word and therefore action. Do not stay in 27 or 28. The evening meals were good but breakfast could be chaotic with under cooked sausages and staff who did not always understand requests.
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A fine hotel in which we thoroughly enjoyed staying.
The Superior room that we stayed for two nights in was of an excellent standard although a little smaller than expected, but this was offset by the wonderful view from the balcony. We were kept awake at first by a noise which sounded like a banging door or window but this was expertly solved by a very helpful female staff member and we had no further problem. The food was very good and most of the staff courteous although at dinner on our first night they displayed a tendency to hover because we were the last to be seated at 8.20 and they clearly wanted us to finish our meal and let them all go.
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Visitors to the Blue Ridge Mall may have noticed some activity -- a new store is preparing to open for business and more could open by the end of the year.
Tuesday Morning Corp., a discount retailer, will open at 8 a.m., Tuesday. The business will locate in the site of the former Plej's Linen Supermarket at the front of the mall across from Kmart, said Ky Widener, vice president of leasing for the Hull Storey Retail Group. Plej's Linen vacated the 8,900-square-foot space in October. Plej's left the mall when the Rock Hill, S.C.-based company declared bankruptcy and closed its 26 stores.
Tuesday Morning offers home decor, linens, lead crystal and gifts for men, women and children at discounted prices.
"We are excited about a quality national tenant of Tuesday Morning's caliber coming to Hendersonville and feel their presence at the mall will greatly enhance the mall shopping experience," Widener said.
The Blue Ridge Mall has 31 tenants with Kmart, Belk and JC Penny's as anchor stores. Mall developers are still working on filling four slots that do not have tenants including the most recent vacancy, Shelley's Jewelry, which closed its mall location on Feb. 14.
The Tuesday Morning store opening is also working as a drawing card in luring more tenants to the mall.
"We have two other national tenants that we are in negotiations with at this time, and there is certainly more work to do, but both stores have had representatives visit the mall," Widener said.
Widener declined to name the companies Hull-Storey is working with, but added that talks are "far enough along" that the mall could see new stores by the end of the year.
Peering into the store windows Wednesday afternoon, Hendersonville resident Ruth Simmons said she was familiar with the Tuesday Morning TV commercials featuring actress Lauren Bacall, although Simmons added she has never been in a store.
"I'll definitely take a look when they open," she said. "I'm always happy to see new stores go in here."
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Definición de tight-arsed en inglés:
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1Mean with money; miserly: I come from a family of tight-arsed bargain hunters firms can be liberal in spending money on equipment but tight-assed regarding people
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- The folks were too tight-arsed to turn on the air conditioning, so the steam from the iron made me wilt.
- He's a tight-arsed little miser.
- Too many people here are too tight-arsed to spend money on their car.
2Inhibited, repressed, or excessively conventional: call us a tight-arsed nation, but the confessional culture doesn't seem to do too well here a tight-assed good guy who believes himself so superior that he does not want to behave badly
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- This is really about a bunch of tight-assed busybodies sticking their noses where they don't belong because they want to control everybody's lives.
- When the British working-class built up Australia they chucked away a lot of the tight-arsed inhibitions that make Britain the country it is.
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Wars of the Irish Kings: A Thousand Years of Struggle, from the Age of Myth Through the Reign of Queen Elizabeth I (Paperback)
For the first thousand years of its history, Ireland was shaped by its wars. Beginning with the legends of ancient battles and warriors, Wars of the Irish Kings moves through a time when history and storytelling were equally prized, into the age when history was as much propaganda as fact. This remarkable book tells of tribal battles, foreign invasions, Viking raids, family feuds, wars between rival Irish kingdoms, and wars of rebellion against the English. While the battles formed the legends of the land, it was the people fighting the battles—Cuchulain, Finn MacCool, Brian Boru, Robert the Bruce, Elizabeth I, and Hugh O'Donnell—who shaped the destiny and identity of the Irish nation.
This is the real story of how Ireland came to be, told through eyewitness accounts from a thousand years of struggle, brought together for the first time in one volume. It's a surprisingly immediate and stunning portrait of an all-but-forgotten time that forged the Ireland of today.
About the Author
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Updated: 11/16/2007 - The American Red Cross asked community leaders to attend an information session on what the organization does to help this local community.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - Pre-school children at St. Patrick Catholic School celebrated Thanksgiving a bit early, because school will be out next week.
Updated: 11/16/2007 - The holiday travel season is just ahead. But will $3.00 a gallon gasoline dampen the mood or cause a change in plans?
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Posted: 11/16/2007 - Mississippi Forestry Commission firefighters trained with 140-gallon wildland engines that were supplied to the state after Hurricane Katrina.
Updated: 11/16/2007 - Home heating costs are expected to jump soon, due to utilities raising their rates.
Posted: 11/16/2007 - Alabama's jobless rate fell in October to 3.1 percent, the lowest ever, according to state officials.
Updated: 11/16/2007 - The sheriff of Hinds County has been named the new chief of police in Jackson. The mayor's attorney says there's no law against the dual role for Malcolm McMillin.
Updated: 11/16/2007 - The third annual Lights On Afterschool in Meridian featured performances by three young finalists in the Afterschool (Not) Idle singing competition.
Updated: 11/15/2007 - Merrehope and the F.W. Williams house will soon open their doors to the holiday season with the 39th Annual Trees of Christmas Monday.
Updated: 11/15/2007 - The Salvation Army in Meridian has begun its annual Red Kettle Campaign and Angel Tree program, to help children and families for the Christmas season.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - Lauderdale County's law enforcement agencies will have special details working before, during and after Thanksgiving, to try to make the roads safer.
Updated: 11/15/2007 - An advocacy center in Meridian deals with sex crimes on a daily basis, through counseling and service for victims.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - An 8-month-old baby was taken Wednesday when a suspect allegedly stole a vehicle from the campus of Alabama Southern College.
Updated: 11/15/2007 - A tanker truck hauling acetone was knocked onto its side and leaked Thursday on Highway 19, a mile north of Collinsville. That section may be closed until 10 p.m.
Updated: 11/15/2007 - Unclaimed money awaits more than a thousand Mississippi residents, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
Posted: 11/15/2007 - Sixteen federal judges in Alabama have recused themselves from hearing a contempt case against Mississippi trial lawyer, Richard "Dickie" Scruggs.
Posted: 11/14/2007 - The transformation from civilian to Marine is dramatic. But once you've made it, recruits say there's no better feeling.
Updated: 11/14/2007 - More than 100 sixth grade students at West Lauderdale have completed the DARE program.
Updated: 11/14/2007 - The Clarke County community of Carmichael is still recovering from a Nov. 1 propane gas explosion. All of the evacuated residents have been able to return, but some, like the Mitchells, have nothing left.
Updated: 11/14/2007 - Former WTOK anchor, Don Cross, was sentenced Wednesday to serve three years in prison for holding up a credit union last year.
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The NFL 2014 Sunday Night Football Schedule kicks off with a special season-opening game on Thursday, Sept. 4. The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks host the Green Bay Packers at 8:30 p.m. ET on NBC.
Games on Sunday begin on Sept. 7 with the Denver Broncos hosting the Indianapolis Colts. That game, as well as all remaining Sunday Night Football branded games, will be televised at 8:30 p.m. ET on NBC.
A second Sunday Night Football game will be played on Thanksgiving night, Thursday, Nov. 27. That match-up features Seattle visiting San Francisco.
Overall, the NFL 2014 Sunday Night Football Schedule on NBC will include 18 regular-season games.
All games at 8:30 p.m. ET on NBC
Thursday, Sept. 4 (Week 1)
Green Bay at Seattle
Sunday, Sept. 7 (Week 1)
Indianapolis at Denver
Sunday, Sept. 14 (Week 2)
Chicago at San Francisco
Sunday, Sept. 21 (Week 3)
Pittsburgh at Carolina
Sunday, Sept. 28 (Week 4)
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Sunday, Oct. 5 (Week 5)
Cincinnati at New England
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NY Giants at Philadelphia
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San Francisco at Denver
Sunday, Oct. 26 (Week 8)
Green Bay at New Orleans
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Baltimore at Pittsburgh
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Chicago at Green Bay
Sunday, Nov. 16 (Week 11)
New England at Indianapolis
Sunday, Nov. 23 (Week 12)
Dallas at NY Giants
Thursday, Nov. 27 (Week 13)
Seattle at San Francisco
Sunday, Nov. 30 (Week 13)
Denver at Kansas City
Sunday, Dec. 7 (Week 14)
New England at San Diego
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Dallas at Philadelphia
Sunday, Dec. 21 (Week 16)
Seattle at Arizona
Lots of teams left off of that list..
Yep. There are only 18 teams appearing this season on Sunday Night Football. Compared to 26 teams who will be playing on Monday Night Football this year.
It's NBC. They love the NFC East, NFC West, and New England. What did you expect? Really sad, though.
Wait until the Rams relocate back to Los Angeles (possibly as early as next season). I would wager some money that there will be a Sunday Night Showdown between the Rams & 49ers if that happens.
Where are the HOUSTON TEXANS?
I cant wait for DALLAS COWBOYS football to begin The boys in blue play their first game on August 7th.2014 against the san diego chargers.WE WILL WIN!!!LETS GO COWBOYS!!!!
Wish there were more than Bronco games
GO Pittsburgh
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