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Mt Vernon, ME
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Dover-Foxcroft, ME
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Winslow, ME
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Guilford, ME
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Turner, ME
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Ellsworth, ME
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Lewiston, ME
Now in our 3rd generation we have been around since 1933 providing quality fuels and service for over 78 years
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Chelsea, ME
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Shapleigh, ME
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Different people take different things from Judd Apatow's movies – unless you haven't been to the movies since Marty McFly transported back to 1955 you'd know that he's the comedy genius behind the raunchy-but-real comedy hits "The 40-Year-Old Virginâ€, "Knocked Upâ€, "Superbadâ€, and "Walk Hardâ€, the last two of which he just produced didn't direct (that's probably an important point since the directors of "Superbad†and this new one probably do deserve a little bit more credit) – be it a dozen memorable belly laughs, a crush on Seth Rogen (nobody said this was an intelligent analogy), a renewed assurance in modern-day comedies (Apatow has breathed new life into the genre – go rent "Head over Heels†or "Clerks 2†if you don't believe me) or relief that others out there struggle to hold it together through the nine months lead up to a tot's arrival down the love chute. I, I take home a cure for a cold. The medicine has worked twice now.
Late last year I arose from a flu-induced coma to drag myself off to see "Superbad†– which advance buzz was tagging 'the comedy of the year' (they could've been right – if only "Knocked Up†hadn't come out six months earlier) – only to walk out of the film feeling refreshed and as unsnotty as George Clooney at an Awards show. The nose was dry, the head was clear, the aches and pains had subsided, and the cough- besides an occasional swallow here and there – had taken the 3:10 to Yuma. I don't know what Judd Apatow had put in that movie, but whatever he did, it didn't go down well with the bug that was playing Nintendo with my sinuses – and as a consequence, it found another human pinball parlour to conquer (hopefully someone in the theatre next door watching "Wild Hogs†– cos they deserve it more than I do).
It was near exactly the same case with the Apatow-produced "Forgetting Sarah Marshallâ€. Though I was on the tail end of said severe cold this time, the aches and pains that go along with such disturbances were still very much there and the frog in my throat had yet to find a new lily-pad to squat on, so it was a bit of an effort to dust myself off – I sound like a frickin' wall unit, don't I? – and travel an hour 'that way' to see a movie. But I did. I had to. Judd Apatow has nothing but good for me – not only has he helped me rid of a cold, he's given me four generally pleasing film experiences over the past couple of years, and considering I've only had about 5 of 'em – generally pleasing film experiences – that says a lot. I owed it to him to attend.
Once again, Apatow did not let me down – I left "Sarah Marshall†with both a smile on my face and, perhaps more importantly, a clear head and a voice that didn't resemble Demi Moore after she'd just given Ashton his early morning birthday present.
Apatow – and his team – knows exactly what it takes to make a good comedy : You take a pretty straight-forward storyline and you spice it up with imaginative, witty jokes and dialogue; terrific performers and bunions of pop-culture references. Mainly, Apatow's films work so well because they're as real as they're ridiculous – not once can you honestly say that the events of, well, "Knocked Up†or "Sarah Marshall†couldn't happen, they most certainly could. And as taboo and silly as those mini-events and occurrences within the film may be, Apatow isn't afraid to put them up there on the screen…. He's not afraid to go that extra mile for a laugh (like in this film he's not afraid to resort to cutting to the lead star's exposed penis for a gag – – – sounds sick, and it is, but it works. Try NOT laughing!) or to remind us of something that 'we didn't know others knew about'.
"Forgetting Sarah Marshall†has a pretty straight-forward storyline – guy (Jason Segel of "Knocked Up") is dumped by his superstar girlfriend (Kristen Bell), guy goes to Hawaii to get over her, guy bumps into girlfriend and her new screw-loose boyfriend (Russell Brand) whilst there, guy ends up falling for local island girl (Mila Kunis of "That 70s Showâ€) – and in anyone else's hands, it could've easily turned out like any other romantic comedy that follows a similar storyline (like, say, for instance, the recent Farrelly Brothers' comedy "The Heartbreak Kid†– which blew!) – not especially funny, kinda lazy and as predictable as powder near water. And, to be fair, "Sarah Marshall†does suffer from the common discrepancies in a few spots – it's a little conventional towards the end, the tone's a bit messy in a couple of spots, and none of the characters are especially very redeemable.
Having said that, you will laugh your ass off for a good hour of it –if not more – because of the divine performances (everyone in the film is absolutely terrific! – most of the Apatow regulars are here; Segel, Paul Rudd, Bill Hader, Jonah Hill) and the stupendous writing!
Apatow and his team – Nicholas Stoller directed this one – could probably rework "Another Stakeout†or "The Whole Ten Yards†and make them funny – they're that good at what they do!
"Forgetting Sarah Marshall†isn't quite of the caliber of "Knocked Upâ€, it might not even be as consistently funny or memorable as "Superbadâ€, but it's still another win for Apatow Productions. Bring on the next, Judd!
Your doctor recommends it.
There's still some good stuff on here. There's a commentary by cast and crew, some amusing B-roll footage, a fantastic (and I don't use that word loosely!) blooper reel, a music video by Elvis Snow (heh) and some deleted/extended scenes – cut for good reason, but all worth a look. Make sure you get the 2-disc version!


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Watch the highlights from the UFC 205 main event where Conor McGregor made history by becoming the first fighter to hold two UFC belts at the same time. read news >>
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No. 1 welterweight contender Johny Hendricks landed a solid left hook to Martin Kampmann and ended the night with a KO victory in the first round at UFC 154. read news >>
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Saint Rupert of Salzburg
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Relative of Saint Ermentrude. Benedictine. Bishop of Worms, Germany. Evangelist to southern Germany. In 696 Theodo, Duke of Bavaria, gave him the ruined town of Iuvavum, which Rupert rebuilt. There he founded the monastery of Saint Peter, serving as its first abbot, and a Benedictine convent. Worked with Saint Chuniald, Saint Vitalis of Salzburg, and Saint Gislar. To support the houses and his missionary work, he promoted the mining of salt, which led to the renaming of the place as Salzburg (salt mountain). Bishop of Salzburg. Considered a confessor of the faith.
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This recipe is a great take on one of my favorite foods: edamame. I usually pick up a package of shelled edamame every time I visit Trader Joe's and eat them by the handful or toss them into salads. But I love seeing a recipe that makes edamame the star of the dish. And talk about healthy! Every ingredient has its own special health benefits, so you're basically eating a bowl of amazingly tasty medicine. The edamame combined with the radishes and avocado is delicious, but what really pulls it all together is the dressing.
I don't often make my own dressing, but I think this recipe is going to become a staple in my fridge. It has a great kick from the garlic, tanginess from the rice vinegar, sweetness from the honey ... basically it has everything you could want while remaining very light. I used just a splash to pull together the salad ingredients and then topped it all off with a sprinkle of sesame seeds. I just love this easy recipe, which is adapted from the website Joy the Baker.
Prep time: 20 minutes
Total time: 20 minutes
Yields: 4-6 servings
Edamame Salad with Avocado and Radishes
- 1 16-ounce bag frozen shelled edamame, thawed
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon grated fresh ginger
- 2 teaspoons honey (if you don't eat honey, substitute with cane sugar or agave)
- 1/4 cup rice wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons lightly toasted sesame seeds
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- juice of 1 lime
- pinch of salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup sliced green onion
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- 5 to 8 small radishes, sliced
- 1 ripe Hass avocado, cubed
Cooking directions
- In a medium saucepan, bring about 4 cups of water to boil, then add the edamame. Boil only for a couple of minutes — you want them cooked through but still firm. Drain the edamame and allow to cool to room temperature.
- In a small bowl, whisk together the rice wine vinegar, oil, garlic, ginger, lime, honey, and salt and pepper. I like to use an immersion blender to get the dressing completely emulsified, but a fork or whisk and a strong arm will accomplish the same thing. Set your dressing aside.
- In a medium bowl, add the cooled edamame, avocado, green onion, parsley, radishes, and a sprinkling of sesame seeds. Stir them gently together until combined. Next, add the dressing a few large spoonfuls at a time, tossing slightly between spoonfuls, until you have the desired amount for your salad.
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Results for the TIMSS mathematics and science tests for eighth graders and the PIRLS language-skills test for fourth graders are scheduled to be published on Tuesday.
Five years ago, Israeli students placed 24th among the 42 countries taking part in the mathemics test and 25th in the science results. Six years ago, Israel placed 31st out of 45 countries in the reading test.
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Kids Activities Delivered is exactly what it promises - great activities for kids, delivered right to your door!
Each box of activities has a theme and is created by a former teacher and environmental educator.
Children will learn all about the theme they have picked - space, birds, Antarctica to name a few and make some wonderful craft along the way.
Every box has at least four different projects to work on and comes with an interview with an Australian working in the field! All materials are included, no running to the store :)
A fantastic, unique gift or an ideal activities package for school holidays and rainy day weekends.
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Electric Slide
The Electric (better known as The Electric Slide) is a four wall line dance set to Marcia Griffiths and Bunny Wailer's song "Electric Boogie". Choreographer Richard L. "Ric" Silver created the dance in 1976 from a demo of the Marcia Griffiths recording.
There are several variations of the dance. The original choreography has 22 steps,[1] but variants include the Freeze [16 step], Cowboy Motion [24 step], Cowboy Boogie [24 step], and the Electric Slide 2 [18 step].
The 18 step variation went viral in 1989 and for ten years was listed by Linedancer Magazine as the number one dance in the world.[citation needed]
In 2007, Ric Silver filed DMCA-based take-down notices to YouTube users who posted videos of people performing the 18-step dance variation.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed suit against Silver, asking the court to protect the free speech rights of a videographer who captured a few steps of the dance in a documentary video posted to the Internet.[2]
On May 22, 2007, the EFF came to an agreement to settle the lawsuit: the settlement states that Mr. Silver will license the Electric Slide under a Creative Commons license[3] and to also post the new license on any of his current or future websites that mention the Electric Slide. EFF agreed to see that all users of The Electric Slide and its variations reference Mr. Silver's name as choreographer.
- ^ Silver, Ric. "This is "The Electric" - The Complete Choreography". The-electricslidedance.com. Retrieved 2016-11-30.
- ^ "'Electric Slide' Creator Steps on Fair Use | Electronic Frontier Foundation". Eff.org. 2007-03-01. Retrieved 2012-08-29.
- ^ "Electric Slide' Creator Calls Off Online Take-down Campaign". EFF. 2007-05-22. Archived from the original on May 8, 2016. Retrieved 2011-11-05.


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"Baabul" is a Bollywood drama movie. Avinash or Avi returns to India after being in the US for 7 years studying. Upon his return, he meets Millie while out golfing with his father. Millie and Avi fall in love. Millie's friend Rajat is also in love with her but she doesn't feel the same. Avi and Millie marry and have a baby boy. While waiting for Avi to arrive to his son's first birthday, Millie and Avi's family learn that he has died in a car accident. Avi's father, Balraj, suggests that Rajat and Millie marry so that Millie may have some happiness again.
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On March 25, the Federal Circuit in Dawson v. Dawson affirmed a determination by the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences that the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) failed to establish sole conception by Dr. Chandler Dawson of the claimed inventions in two patents assigned to InSite Vision Inc. The case involved an interference between two patents, U.S. Patent Nos. 6,239,113 and 6,569,443, which name Dr. Dawson and Dr. Lyle Bowman as inventors and which are assigned to InSite, and an application which names Dr. Dawson as the sole inventor and which is assigned to UCSF. The patents and application ay issue are directed to a method for topically treating and preventing infections of the eye.
In 1997, at a meeting of the World Health Organization Alliance for the Elimination of Trachoma, Dr. Dawson, who was employed by UCSF, gave a presentation on the topical use of an antibiotic called azithromycin (at right) to control trachoma (a bacterial infection of the eye). A report of the meeting ("WHO Report") was subsequently released, which included a discussion of Dr. Dawson's presentation. A second document ("WHO document"), which may have been an outline of Dr. Dawson's presentation, provided a similar discussion of the presentation.
Shortly after the meeting, Dr. Dawson asked Dr. Kenneth Chern to enlist the assistance of Dr. Bowman, an employee at InSite (a company involved in the research and development of ophthalmic products), in creating a suitable ophthalmic medication with azithromycin that could be applied topically to the eye. Dr. Chern sent 100 mg of azithromycin to Dr. Bowman for formulating as a topical preparation. Three weeks later, after not hearing back from Dr. Bowman, Dr. Chern sent azithromycin to Dr. Charles Leiter, a pharmacist associated with the same foundation as Dr. Chern, to formulate as an ointment or suspension. Dr. Leiter prepared an ointment using a mineral oil and petrolatum carrier and containing 0.5% azithromycin by weight. Upon receipt, Dr. Chern applied some of the ointment to his own eye to determine whether it could be well-tolerated, and informed Dr. Dawson of the results of his experiment. Dr. Dawson subsequently left UCSF to work at InSite, and after joining InSite, was named with Dr. Bowman on a patent application that led to the issuance of the '113 and '443 patents.
Almost four years after the '443 patent issued, UCSF filed a patent application naming Dr. Dawson as an inventor, and copying the specification and claims from both the '113 and '443 patents in order to provoke an interference. The BPAI declared two interferences between the InSite patents and UCSF's application, naming UCSF as the junior party (and therefore UCSFD bore the burden of proving, by a preponderance of the evidence, that Dr. Dawson alone had conceived of the inventions recited in the counts prior to InSite's March 31, 1999 filing date). The count in Interference 105,719, which tracks claim 3 of the '113 patent, recites:
A process for treating an eye, which comprises: topically applying an aqueous polymeric suspension of an azalide antibiotic, wherein said suspension comprises water, 0.01% to 1.0% of an azalide antibiotic, and 0.1 to 10% of a polymeric suspending agent which is a water swellable water-insoluble cross-linked carboxy-vinyl polymer which comprises at least 90% acrylic acid monomers and 0.1% to 5% crosslinking agent.
The count in Interference 105,729, which tracks claim 1 of the '443 patent, recites:
A process for treating an eye, comprising: topically applying an azalide antibiotic to an eye in an amount effective to treat infection in a tissue of the eye, wherein said topically applying comprises supplying a depot of a composition containing said azalide antibiotic on the eye.
On the issue of conception, the Board determined that UCSF had failed to prove sole conception by Dr. Dawson, finding that that Dr. Dawson did not fully appreciate how his idea was to be implemented in actual practice, and that it was only after Dr. Bowman became involved that "'something' significant happened," leading to the March 1999 filing of Dr. Dawson's and Dr. Bowman's application. UCSF appealed the Board's decision, contending the Board erred in finding that Dr. Dawson did not conceive of the claimed inventions by himself prior to his collaboration with Dr. Bowman.
In a majority opinion written by Judge Bryson and joined by Judge Wallach, the Federal Circuit began by noting "that the nature of the evidence presented in this case is unusual," as the Court was "asked to decide whether and when an invention formed definitely, permanently, and particularly in the mind of the alleged inventor, but to do so without any testimony from the supposed inventor himself." Instead of providing testimony from Dr. Dawson, UCSF contended that the WHO Report and the WHO document prove Dr. Dawson's conception, and that Dr. Leiter's preparation of an ointment for Dr. Chern provided further corroboration. The Court, however, disagreed with UCSF's contention, stating that "[a]t best, . . . the WHO Report and WHO document announce a general idea, acknowledge many of the difficulties associated with making that idea operative, and offer some thoughts on how one might proceed (including by listing a few potential delivery vehicles)." The Court explained (citations omitted) that:
The WHO document is entitled "Potential Use of Topical Azithromycin in Trachoma Control Programmes," and the WHO Report describes Dr. Dawson's presentation as a "preliminary report on the possibility of developing a topical application of azithromycin," while "recommend[ing] that [Dr.] Dawson continue to work with [others] to develop a topical application and report back at the next meeting." A "preliminary" statement about a "possibility" or "potential use," alongside a recommendation for continued work and a "report back" in the future, falls short of a "'definite and permanent idea of the complete and operative invention, as it is hereafter to be applied in practice.'"
Stating that "[t]he inadequacy of UCSF's showing is equally clear in the context of the specific interference counts," the Court noted that UCSF's evidence failed to establish conception of the specific concentrations in the '719 count, and further, that UCSF failed to establish that Dr. Dawson on his own determined "an amount effective to treat infection in a tissue of the eye" as recited in the '729 count.
The Court also noted that the ointment prepared by Dr. Leiter for Dr. Chern did not establish that Dr. Dawson alone conceived of the subject matter of the counts because "[t]here is no evidence that Dr. Dawson instructed Dr. Chern to contact Dr. Leiter or otherwise had any direct connection to the preparation of the ointment."
On appeal, UCSF argued that the Board's decision on conception was infected by several errors in claim construction and admission of evidence. In response to UCSF's argument that the preamble of the '719 count should not have been read as limiting, and that treatment can be proactive and can thus occur absent an active infection, the Court countered that "[t]he proper meaning and scope of the preamble . . . is irrelevant to our conclusion that UCSF failed to prove sole conception by Dr. Dawson." In response to UCSF's argument that the Board erred in considering statements from the specifications of the '113 and '443 patents on the ground that those statements were inadmissible hearsay, the Court noted that "UCSF adopted the words in the '113 and '443 patents as its own when it 'copied' those words into the patent application that provoked these interferences." In response to USCF's argument that the Board erred by failing to consider statements made by InSite in an opposition to a European patent application concerning the topical use of azithromycin (InSite had stated in opposition proceedings that the WHO document "disclos[es] . . . why topical azithromycin preparations for eye treatment are highly desirable" and provides "a concrete disclosure [of] how such preparations can be obtained" and "suggestions [on] how [they] could be made"), the Court determined that the Board did not abuse its discretion by following its general rule against giving controlling weight to documents from foreign patent proceedings. The Court also pointed out that the Board had properly noted that the instant case involved the issues of conception and reduction to practice and not lack of novelty or inventive step, the latter of which were at issue in the opposition.
Writing in dissent, Judge Reyna stated that:
The record before us demonstrates that Dr. Dawson possessed a definite and permanent idea of his complete and operative invention when, in the summer of 1997, he delivered a related presentation at a conference of the World Health Organization ("WHO"). At that time, Dr. Dawson was employed by UCSF, not InSite. Consequently, I find that Dr. Dawson, through UCSF, satisfied his burden of demonstrating prior conception.
The dissent continued by asserting that the WHO Report and WHO document teach each of the limitations of the '729 count, and establish that he had possession of each recited feature. In particular, the WHO references disclose (1) treating an eye, (2) topically applying an azalide antibiotic (i.e., azithromycin) (3) an effective dose ("Dr. Dawson suggested that his azithromycin formulation would use the same dosage known for erythromycin," and the dose "0.5% by weight[] is used throughout Dr. Dawson's patent as a preferred formulation), (4) supplying a depot containing the azalide antibiotic ("[b]oth references contain the same table listing five alternative delivery depots, one of which is [InSite's] Durasite"). The dissent concluded that "Dr. Dawson's WHO presentation and the accompanying report disclose each element of at least the '729 count, and as such, the two WHO references are sufficient to demonstrate Dr. Dawson's prior conception."
With respect to Dr. Chern's experiment with Dr. Leiter's ointment, the dissent explained that:
In the interference proceeding, the Board considered whether Dr. Chern's experiment showed reduction to practice before the critical date. The Board held that Dr. Chern's experiment could not be reduction to practice because Chern had not applied the ointment to an actual infection. The Board based its determination on its construction of "treating" an eye, which it construed as "retarding or suppressing infection in a tissue of" an eye. Because Dr. Chern had not applied the ointment to treat an actual infection, the Board held that Dr. Chern did not reduce Dr. Dawson's invention to practice. The Board erred in two fundamental aspects. First, the term "treating an eye" in the preamble of the count is not limiting. Second, "treating an eye" does not require an actual infection.
The dissent concluded by stating that:
The question is: because Dr. Dawson's WHO presentation demonstrated conception and Dr. Chern's experiment demonstrated reduction to practice, what is left to establish inventorship? The majority opinion leaves open for interpretation whether commercialization is required for full conception.
But conception does not require commercialization, nor does commercialization establish initial invention. On the contrary, the record shows that Dr. Dawson conceived his invention at UCSF. He turned to Dr. Bowman at InSite only for assistance in commercializing his invention.
Dawson v. Dawson (Fed. Cir. 2013)
Panel: Circuit Judges Reyna, Bryson, and Wallach
Opinion by Circuit Judge Bryson; dissenting opinion by Circuit Judge Reyna
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Earlier this week I made an appearance on local news station Fox 4 KC to help promote the upcoming American Royal BBQ Contest. I was showcasing my Smokey Kansas City Pit Bean recipe that we will be turning into the judges later this weekend. This bbq bean recipe is sweet, spicy, meaty, smokey, and feature the bold flavors of Burnt Finger BBQ's Smokey Kansas City Barbecue Sauce! Smokey Kansas City Pit Beans have been a multi-year winner at the American Royal and will be a sure hit at your next barbecue.
BYOMB: An Ode to Kansas City BBQ
Posted by Jason on August 4, 2014
There's a new music video called "BYOMB: An Ode to Kansas City BBQ" that's lighting up the interwebs amongst the Kansas City BBQ culture. BYOMB stands for "Bring Your Own Man Bib", and it's actually a pretty catchy tune that calls out a handful of the beloved Kansas City BBQ joints. Typically these types of barbecue tribute songs are oozing with the twang of a country music parody, but not this one. It's writer, Joshua Kennedy, throws down a hip-hop flavor that's just as strong as the smoked meats he's rapping about. The song takes you on a quick 3 minute journey through the evolution of Kansas City BBQ culture as experienced by Kennedy. From the days of the Big 3 (Arthur Bryant's, Gates, and Jack Stack) to the rise of
EAT Barbecue: Championship BBQ Rib Recipe
Posted by Jason on May 29, 2013
Ever since the EAT Barbecue sauces and rubs made their way into our warehouse last week, I've been anxious to give them a test run. Their arrival just happened to coincide with Memorial Day weekend, which also happened to be a rare off-weekend for our competition barbecue team, Burnt Finger BBQ. Since I'm always looking for reasons to fire up the smoker, we decided to use the long weekend to put the EAT Barbecue products to use and see how they perform first-hand.
The EAT Barbecue sauces and rubs are the product of Rod Gray, pitmaster for the Pellet Envy competition barbecue team. The team is comprised of Rod and his wife Sherri. The duo began competing in 2001, and since that time have managed to rack up an astronomical 50+ Grand Championships. Pellet Envy has spent 10 straight years as a
Response to Huffington Post's Healthy BBQ Eating Tips
Posted by Jason on May 24, 2013
This morning I was sent an article from Huffington Post entitled "5 Tips For Eating Healthfully At A Cookout". Simply reading the title made me want to report the sender to my ISP for violating spamming regulations, but for some reason I felt compelled to click on the link to see what kind of shenanigans the folks over at Huff Post were spewing. What I found was a list of ridiculousness that was more absurd than anything I could have ever imagined. Somehow they managed to suck the heart and soul out of America's only true cuisine just before the weekend we pay homage to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. And as such, I feel compelled to respond from the perspective of an overindulgent meatatarian who embraces and celebrates
BBQ Infographic: Girl vs Grill
Posted by Jason on May 22, 2013
What's more important to you, your significant other or your grill? The answer might not be so obvious for true BBQ Addicts. Luckily our friends at BBQ Guru put together a slick infographic that compares personal/intimate relationships to the relationship that people have with their grills. While intended to be light-hearted, the stats really do show that grilling is an important part of many people's lives. How do you stack up?
The Monthly Rubdown: Three Little Pigs All-Natural Rub
Posted by Jason on July 29, 2010
We're heading down the home stretch of our Rubdown Marathon, and this time we bringing you a line of BBQ rubs designed for the health-conscious cooker, or the barbecue fan with special dietary needs. No longer does the terror of ingesting MSG or Gluten rich products have to loom around your barbecue grill, because these seasonings are free of both and are made from 100% all-natural ingredients. Plus it doesn't hurt that they were developed by one of the most famous and well-known barbecue chefs to grace the competition circuit.
The Monthly Rubdown: Firebug Sauces
Posted by Jason on July 28, 2010
Hump Day brings us another round of The Monthly Rubdown, and this time we're showcasing a new fruit based barbecue sauce that's been making some waves on the competition circuit. Within it's first year on the market Firebug Sauce has earned 3rd Place honors in the American Royal specialty category, 1st Place in the Great American BBQ hot category, 2nd Place in the Great American BBQ hot baste category, and 3rd Place in the Great American BBQ mild baste category.
The Monthly Rubdown: Plowboys Jerk Seasoning
Posted by Jason on July 27, 2010
Day 2 of the Rubdown Marathon brings you a new flavor from a competition BBQ team that's coming off of a 2009 dream season. Not only did this team rack up a whole truck load of Grand Championships, but one of those just happened to be the prestigious American Royal Invitational in Kansas City. Their Yardbird and Bovine Bold Rubs are well established favorites among competition cooks throughout the entire country, and now they're rolling out a brand new seasoning for those of you who like things hot!
The Monthly Rubdown: Burnt Finger BBQ…gallons!
Posted by Jason on July 26, 2010
Admittedly, we've neglected our blog over the last couple of weeks. We know how much our readers hate it when we go on hiatus (primarily because we get your complaint emails), so this week we're making it up to you with a 5 part version of The Monthly Rubdown. Each day we'll be introducing you to a new product (or family of products) that's now available in our online BBQ store. To kick-off this week of Rubdowns we're rolling out a brand new gallon size of our best selling sauce.


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Even so, new imponderables for investors continue to arise. Last week Dairy Crest, Britain's third biggest dairy producer, and the residual business of the old Milk Marketing Board, announced its plan to float this summer. It brings a powerful new competitor to the quoted fray. Dairy Crest will be valued at up to pounds 275m, against around pounds 1bn each for its two rivals.
The news created a stir, as previous indications had suggested a flotation was still a year or two down the line. It also suggests Dairy Crest is confident the ruckus between the Government and Brussels over British beef - and any remaining BSE fall-out - will be minimal.
The Office of Fair Trading is still examining the workings of the milk market - one of the reasons Dairy Crest has sought a listing in the first place - to decide if Milk Marque, which sells farmers' milk to processors, constitutes a monopoly against the consumer. It seems likely that the OFT will decide not to refer Milk Marque to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission. Instead, it will try the gentle art of persuasion to convince Milk Marque to relax its grip on the market. Another problem, and one the OFT will only touch upon, is the artificial nature of the UK milk market. An unholy creation of the bureaucrats in Brussels and the National Farmers Union, milk production is strictly controlled by quotas handed down from the European Union. With inflexible supply, if demand rises, the result is either higher imports of dairy products, or a higher price for domestic milk.
Whatever the OFT decides, it should lead to a fall in the price processors pay for their milk - good news for Unigate, Dairy Crest and Northern. But there are still plenty of pitfalls. Investors must contend with the politics of food and the rampant media outcries these can generate, as both BSE and the baby milk scare have demonstrated.
However, there is no denying the quality of the Dairy Crest business, which boasts an enviable portfolio of consumer products. As well as Clover, a leading dairy spread, and Country Life butter, it also makes Frijj, the milk drink. A tie-in with Sodiaal of France, means it supplies the best-selling Petit Filous fromage frais.
Of the significant players, Northern Foods has fared worst in recent years. Its shares have lagged the FT-All Share index, as our graph shows, and investors have seen share value decline by more than 60p to 183p over the last three years. Much of the problems stem back to the decline in doorstep milk deliveries. Both companies have been squeezed between farmers on the one hand, and higher milk prices and supermarket price wars on the other.
But Northern has fought back. As well as thousands of job cuts, from milkmen to factory workers, it also took a pounds 90m restructuring charge at the time of its interim figures last November. Milk sales now account for 25 per cent of total sales, from a peak of 35 per cent.
Unigate, by contrast, has been far the better performer - almost bang in line with the market. Its fortunes have been helped by a protective cash pile and greater diversification. It owns a substantial transport and warehouse division, Wincanton, chiefly concentrated on foods and milk, and source of almost a quarter of group profits.
Hopes that Northern's restructuring strategy can pay off, however, look to be justified. Chris Haskins, its chairman, has yet to lose the respect of investors. The rate of decline in doorstep milk has slowed. And the industry as a whole seems to have reached the end of its investment in non-returnable milk - although there continues to be overcapacity in bottling and carton plants.
Dairy Crest's flotation will strengthen its hand against its two larger rivals. But the sector as a whole looks to be moving ahead to better times.
Of the two, Unigate looks to be fully valued. The upside, if there is one, lies with Northern. The fruits of its rationalisation are yet to show through in the share price, but the benefits should become clear in the next couple of years. Northern's price, however, reflects the view that growth will be lacklustre. As some compensation, the shares trade on a decent yield, while downside risk is minimal. Time to order another pinta; the shares are a buy.
Northern Foods Unigate
Share price 186p 402p
Prospective p/e 10.8* 11.1*
Gross dividend yield 6.0% 5.8%
Year to March 31
1994 1995 1994 1995
Turnover pounds 2.04bn pounds 1.97bn pounds 1.98bn pounds 1.89bn
Pre-tax profits pounds 157.2m pounds 16.4m pounds 102.4m pounds 58.3m
Earnings per share 20.51p 0.10p 31.4p 19.8p
Dividend per share 8.8p 8.8p 17.3p 18.2p
*NatWest Securities forecasts
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I'd prefer vanadium myself. Would want to get my money's worth and not pay for an lower-class element.
(well technically titanium alloys are alloyed with often vanadium)
I'd prefer vanadium myself. Would want to get my money's worth and not pay for an lower-class element.
(well technically titanium alloys are alloyed with often vanadium)
It's a mu-metal used for magnetic shielding purpose, nothing related to Ti (I doubt Ti can be used for shielding). If you're that interested it contains Ni, Mo, and Fe.
I did message him through facebook and there's no reply haha (I wonder why, because usually he always answer my question in facebook (including question about the mysterious FitEar Monet and Pro Audio))
And yes I was obsessed with his Titanium Works
And well? What did he say?
I'm guessing the same thing stated previously on the thread but dear god I hope it's something different.
@TwinQY: okay here I'm discussing something about a Japanese artist that uses the Pro Audio product and also the mysterious white parterre
It's funny how he ignores you (I assume) after you ask about the titanium drivers :P
That sounds about right. The fact that Hyde might be using a 334 just up-ed my credit with him quite a bit, and I didn't even know that was possible.
A fan of Hyde I see, haha yes I think Hyde use FitEar Pro Audio 334 with custom artwork, who knows if the driver is made from Titanium, Suyama san really is a mysterious person
By the way if you guys want to check the Client/Famous Japanese artist, kindly click this link http://fitear.jp/music/client.html
From that list, nearly all JP jpop/anime singers that you can think of use FitEar CIEM....
I wonder if MH334 and Pro334 have noticeable different or even totally different drivers. Hard to think using a CIEM designed for mastering for stage use.
Many people believe that the Pro Audio and Monet is personal tune CIEM for profesional artist. You see why Suyama san said that the Pro Audio and Monet series only available in Japan? maybe because they can be personal tuned only in Japan
Pro Audio is only for musicians.
I had tried to order the Pro Audio 335 when he was in Hong Kong earlier this year, he said this model was tuned for drummers and not for sale out of Japan.........so Suyama-san is pretty strict about what he will or will not sell.............
Monet is for anime song I believe.


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A while back I built a simple page to allow a fellow enthusiast to post
pictures on the web for ID purposes. This was for plants of all kinds.
Anyone is welcome to use it and should be easily able to send links to
others. I would appreciate though if you post there to please only post jpg
files and to try and keep the size to under 100kb. This can be accomplished
by resizing or using higher compression.
Harry Witmore
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From: firstname.lastname@example.com
[mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]On Behalf Of Cooper, Susan L.
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 8:30 AM
To: 'email@example.com'
Subject: Re: [aroid-l] images on Aroid-l
I've never heard of viruses being sent via a .jpg file
If you receive an exe file just delete it.
So many of the postings involve a "what is it" type of question I think
being able to post pictures would be helpful.
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From: Julius Boos [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2002 5:28 PM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: [aroid-l] images on Aroid-l
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From: Leo A. Martin <email@example.com>
To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2002 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: [aroid-l] images on Aroid-l
GOOD advice re: the attachments/virus problem! Just a week or so ago
someone posted an attachment to the bulbous aroids web list that we STRONGLY
suspected was a virus, I like the aroid-l list where we have the option to
send photos to Les Kallus to be checked, and if found to be 'clean', these
are posted where they may be accessed by aroid-l users.
Keep up the good advice, Leo!!!
>>I would vote for no attachments, but perhaps an area where attachments
screened for viruses could be posted.
Attachments spread viruses. Those of you unfortunate enough to be using some
flavor of Outlook are at high risk. Remember that free is not always the
best option with an E-mail program.
People outside the US usually have to pay for online connection time by the
minute. Photos are expensive to download.
Photos are not necessarily of interest to all. I'm interested in the stinky
aroids but think anthuriums are as interesting as dandelions, bowling, or
rap music. Others don't share my opinions. I know it's hard for y'all to
believe we don't want to see ALL your photos but it's true.
The cycad list (on Yahoo Groups) permits attachments and almost every week
viruses are spread through the list. Some unwary list members have had awful
problems. I haven't been troubled by them because I get the digest version
of cycads, which comes with no attachments. Plus I don't use Outlook, "the
hacker's path to your hard disk"(tm).
cacti_etc does not permit attachments and there is no space for posting them
on the Agilent server. People who wish to post photos always seem to find a
way to do so someplace, then post the URL in a message to cacti_etc.
Yahoo groups, a barely serviceable but wretched list service (get ready for
oceans of spam with Yahoo), allows each list a file area. People upload the
file, then compose the message with a statement about the file in question.
Leo A. Martin
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Like cactus and succulents?
Central Arizona Cactus and Succulent Society
Alan Galloway wrote:
> My fingers got to happy a few moments ago with the Delete
> key and I deleted a message I wanted to reply to. Hence this
> isn't a reply, as it should have been.
> Someone asked if the new Aroid-l would handle pictures......
> This new listserv certainly has the ability to handle pictures as
> well as many, many other options. Because the Mobot server
> had been down for a few days longer than expected, we hurriedly
> switched the list over to the NCSU server. This was done
> much sooner than we had planned. The moderators have been
> testing a number of options to find out it they should be incorporated
> into the new listserv.
> As of right now, we are just trying to make the new listserv look like the
> old listserv. As time permits we will continue with further testing of
> new options.
> There are a number of things we have to take into consideration when
> it comes to allowing pictures to be posted to the list,
> including such things as (but not limited to):
> - viruses can easily be transmitted within images
> - everyone doesn't have fast access to download large images
> - what standard format should be set
> - the amount of space required to archive messages with pictures
> in them.
> We will continue to improve the service of the Aroid-l mailing list as
> well as implement as many new features as 'reasonably' possible.
> Alan


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Maybe, just maybe,
A life full of maybe.
Maybe one day i'll meet that lady,
Maybe We'll have a baby.
Maybe I'll change for the best,
Maybe I'll finally take so much hurt out of my chest.
Every single day there's hope for maybe,
But time passes, and hope weakens daily.
Maybe, Just maybe,
I whisper it faintly.
Maybes into the mirror,
Knowing that maybe insn't any nearer.
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Make a splash in Bonds Swim, a new wave of swimwear inspired by our iconic shapes and feel-good fits. With boardies for the boys, bikinis for the girls and swim Zippys for the bubs, our surf-meets-sand range is designed to be mixed and matched for the whole family. Dive Right in!
What's more fun than a Zip Wondersuit? A Swim Zip Wondersuit! That's right, we've taken all the things most-loved about our iconic Zippy and created a water-friendly version. Beach bubs will love this swim onesie, designed to keep little bodies covered and protected from the sun and water. With UPF 50+ protection, it's perfect for popping on for a splash or a paddle. Made from two-way stretchy Lycra that's comfy against the skin, it offers a great fit for little ones. Featuring an open-ended front zip, full neck coverage and mid-length raglan sleeves for extra comfort. Plus, flat seams to protect precious skin from irritation. Surf's up bub!
Bonds Swim is available online and at these selected Bonds stores.
Standard Shipping is free within Australia and usually takes 4 - 7 business days to be delivered. Charges also apply for delivery outside of Australia. Express shipping is currently unavailable.
We will accept change of mind returns on products delivered within Australia for up to 30 days from the date of receipt, or if faulty. View returns policy
We recommend you wash your garment before you wear it. Each garment label will provide the specific material and care instructions for your guidance, so please make sure you check these.
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