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It's because his fans no longer consist of the wide-ranging demographics that a really popular hit album will get you. In my experience, his audience is tapering off into diehard NIN fans. Everytime I hear a discussion of a new NIN album, it ends up being defended by the superfan in the room as a work of art, and simply accepted as more NIN by everyone else.
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Kentucky's third win of the new baseball season came in strikingly-different fashion than the previous two, but bore a familiar resemblance to many of its victories last season.
The No. 8 Wildcats had won their first two games by a combined score of 29-5, but found themselves training USC Upstate 10-6 in the eighth inning of Monday's game in Spartanburg, S.C., before rallying for an 11-10 win.
J.T. Riddle's ninth-consecutive hit over three days was a solo home run that helped spark Kentucky (3-0). Max Kuhn, Lucas Witt and Matt Reida then found their way on base prior to a wild pitch and an error plating three runs to tie the game.
The Wildcats won it in the ninth on Thomas Bernal's two-out, pinch-hit single to score pinch-runner Kyle Barrett, who had come on to run for A.J. Reed following a walk.
UK closer Trevor Gott (1-0) picked up the win, working two scoreless innings.
"It kind of carries over from last year," Gott said of the club's mental toughness and ability to come back from late deficits. "We had lot of games like that. When we are down 6-10 we know we are going to win. That is just the mentality of the dugout, the feel of the dugout. Our offense does a great job. No one ever gets down, we are pretty mentally tough."
"A lot of things to like today," UK head coach Gary Henderson said. "Being down four on the road and coming back and getting four in the fifth and one in the ninth is a really positive thing for the kids. Really pleased with Trevor Gott, obviously. I thought Ryne Combs and Chandler Shepherd out of the bullpen showed some good things. Clearly they are both going to get better. I thought the at bats in the eighth and the ninth, when it got a little tight was really good for us."
Riddle's red-hot bat has carried the Wildcats early this season. He went 2-for-3 with two RBI coming off his school-record 6-for-6 performance on Sunday. The second junior second baseman from Frankfort is now batting .786 with an .824 on-base percentage and a 1.357 slugging percentage through three games.
The Cats also got two-hit games from Thomas, Witt and Austin Cousino.
Kentucky starter Corey Littrell had a bumpy debut to his season, allowing seven runs on nine hits and two walks through 3.1 innings of work. He was replaced in the fourth inning by freshman southpaw Ryne Combs, who went one inning, allowing three hits and one run in his collegiate debut. Sophomore righty Chandler Shepherd took over for Combs, working 2.2 innings, allowing two hits and two runs before giving way to Gott.
UK will return to action with the Carravelle Resort Invitational, hosted by Coastal Carolina, on Friday vs. Elon at 12 p.m. ET at Pelicans Park.
• Paul McConkey recorded his second career extra-base hit with a double in the second inning.
• Corey Littrell picked off a runner in the second inning, marking his eighth pickof in the last two years.
• Austin Cousino extended his hitting streak to seven games dating back to the end of the 2012 season. He also stole his fourth base of the season.

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Ogilvy & Mather Latina is first in the region for the third consecutive yearin networks ranking in El Ojo de Iberoamérica
For the third consecutive year, Ogilvy & Mather Latina has earned the title of Best Network in the 2012 El Ojo de Iberoamérica, after walking away with 2 Grand Prix, 19 Golds, 28 Silvers and 31 Bronzes. Both the Grand Prix awards were for O&M Colombia for work done for Coca-Cola: "Download Concert" in El Ojo Direct and Mobile. Furthermore,O&M Brazil was placed as the second best agency of the festival wining 9 Golds, 11 Silvers and 11 Bronzes, and O&M Colombia was placed as the third best agency. Both Brazil and Colombia were best agency in their country, as was Costa Rica, Chile and Mexico in the local El Ojo. In addition, Anselmo Ramos (Brazil), Nicolas Schumacher (Costa Rica), Cesar Agost Carreño (Chile), John Raul Forero (Colombia) and Mike Ruiz (Mexico) were selected as Best Creative Director in their country.
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Saskatchewan, while less populated and smaller than several of Canada's provinces, still produces a staggering number of NHL players. According to www.quanthockey.com, 10.2% of all Canadian players emerge from this prairie province, and the names that have gone on to hockey legend include many big, tough men: Clark Gillies, Gordie Howe, Bert Olmstead, Bryan Trottier, Eddie Shore, Harry Watson and yes, Fern Flaman.
Ferdinand Charles 'Fern' Flaman was born January 25, 1927 in Dysart, Saskatchewan, a small village located about 100 km (60 miles) north of Regina. The winters are bitterly cold on the Canadian prairies, making them perfectly conducive to building outdoor rinks for skating and learning the game of hockey.
While Flaman was a good amateur boxer in his teens, a skill that helped him flourish in the National Hockey League, it was hockey that drew his passion. In 1942-43, while just 15 years old, Fern joined the Regina Abbotts of the Southern Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.
Soon, the Boston Olympics, the Bruins' farm team, noted Flaman's play and brought him on board. "I played for the Olympics for three years in one heck of a league. We'd go in to Madison Square Garden and play the New York Rovers and there would be crowds as big as those the Rangers got."
In 1944-45, while with the Olympics, Fern made his NHL debut with the Bruins, playing one game. The next year, while still with the Olympics, he again was summoned to join the Bruins for a game.
Although just 20 years of age, the physical Flaman was able to study at the feet of legendary hitters like Pat 'Boxcar' Egan and Jack Crawford, both teammates with the Bruins and established himself as a strong NHL defenceman.
In November 1950, Fern was shattered to be traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs along with Leo Boivin, Phil Maloney and Ken Smith for Bill Ezinicki and Vic Lynn. "The trade was the lowest point in my life. I had felt a part of Boston. I had played three years with the Olympics and nearly three more years with the Bruins. On top of that, it had been in the papers that I would not be traded, that I was an 'untouchable.' Next thing I know, I'm with the Maple Leafs."'
Although Fern had hoped to spend his entire career, the trade was a blessing in disguise as the Maple Leafs went on to win the Stanley Cup. Flaman was Bill Barilko's defence partner when the tragic, young hero scored the Stanley Cup-winning goal.
Fern played three more seasons for Toronto, but during the summer of 1954, Leaf owner Conn Smythe asked Flaman if he would like to be traded back to Boston. "That was awfully nice of him, being that my wife was from Boston and my home was there," Fern said. "I respected Smythe for letting me know in advance where things stood. You don't find many people in sports as decent as he was to me."
In 1955-56, Fernie Flaman was named captain of the Bruins, replacing Schmidt. He wore the 'C' for the remainder of his NHL career. His leadership was most notable in blocking shots, clearing the front of the net and, when required, throwing punches with the league's heavyweights. When a teammate was in trouble, the captain was always there to confront the perpetrator.
In 1956-57 and 1957-58, the Bruins went to the Stanley Cup final, only to be defeated by the Montreal Canadiens, who were in the midst of a five-year dynasty. In both seasons, Fern was a finalist for the Norris Trophy as the NHL's premier defenceman and he was named to the NHL's Second All-Star Team. In all, he played in five All-Star contests.
During the late-1950's, Flaman was recruited by Ted Lindsay and Doug Harvey to initiate a players' association. While that effort was eventually scuttled, it was the precursor the National Hockey League Players' Association that was formed in 1967.
During the 1958-59 campaign, the Bruins staged a 'Fern Flaman Night.' "They presented me with a car and many other gifts," he smiled. "Getting the respect of the Boston fans and the night was a highlight of my career."
Fern's NHL career concluded with the final whistle of the 1960-61 season. During 15 NHL seasons, he played 910 regular season games, scoring 34 goals and adding 174 assists for 208 points. He also earned 1,370 minutes in penalties. At the time of his retirement, Fern was third in NHL history in career penalty minutes. In post-season play, Flaman played 63 games, recording 4 goals and 8 assists for 12 points and collecting 93 penalty minutes.
Fern Flaman played a tough game, giving no quarter. "Of the guys I played against, Gordie Howe was the toughest," stated Fern. "We didn't fight because we had a mutual respect for one another, but we both played it hard. I'm sure I received a few nicks from him, and I gave him a few too."
Gordie Howe had equal respect for Fern Flaman. "He's the toughest defenceman I ever played against."
Fern Flaman has been inducted into the Rhode Island Hockey Hall of Fame, the Northeastern Hall of Fame, the Collegiate Hall of Fame, the Saskatchewan Hall of Fame and, in 1990, he was inducted into the now obsolete Veterans' Category of the Hockey Hall of Fame.


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The Taste Of Time
All across America there are restaurants that serve up the spirit and conviviality of eras long past
April 1997 | Volume 48, Issue 2
The Centerton Inn is a stout clapboard building, smack at the corner of two state routes. Inside, it re- tains the aura of the early nineteenth century, not that of its earlier, rougher era. A place would not last long today if it were a truly authentic eighteenth-century tavern. "They were mostly log huts, or a frame weatherboarded," wrote a traveler of the taverns he stopped at in the Carolinas. "As to edibles, whether you called for breakfast, dinner or supper, the reply was one—eggs and bacon. Ten to one you had to cook the meal yourself." The Centerton Inn is much more hospitable than that these days, with a long menu and a Mediterranean sensibility in the specialty seafood dishes. The Centerton Inn makes its mark most notably in the way that it has reinvented dessert. The three things usually wrong with dessert are that sometimes the portion is too big, sometimes the portion is too little, and most times as soon as the server brings the cheesecake, you realize how badly you wanted pie. At the end of a meal at the Centerton Inn, no one comes by to take a dessert order. Instead the house sends over a tray with about fifteen miniature portions of all different cakes and pastries; those at the table can sample from it at will, no extra charge. To my mind that tray compensates for anything that the Centerton Inn may have put its guests through at mealtimes 250 years ago.
Early America, being America nonetheless, had to have fast food. People who didn't enjoy good home lives had to eat out; others, who didn't plan their days very well, found themselves on the street at mealtime. In either case a person could always grab a quick oyster. Oysters were just like hamburgers today: They were cheap, they were readily available, and however lowly, they could be very good. Oystermen had stands at street corners, serving food in a matter of seconds. The oysterman had a big knife, and he would pry open the number of oysters that a customer ordered and slide them across a board. Customers stood around the board, eating and ordering until they were full.
John W. Faidley Seafood, in downtown Baltimore, was started in 1886, but as an oyster stand it is timeless. Far from being quaint, it has all the charm of a busy workroom, and since that is all that it has ever been, tile-lined and noisy, it is charm enough. All the way around the walls of the one large room, workers clean fish, cook it, or weigh it up to sell raw. A blackboard lists the sources of the day's catch, typically including every body- of water in eastern Maryland bigger than a horse trough. (A historic restaurant ought to be a bastion of local ingredients. My local supermarket at home in upstate New York boasts that its seafood comes from Thailand; I boast that Faidley's does not.) The specialty at Faidley's is the All Lump Crab Cake, "All Lump" referring conveniently to both the exact type of crabmeat used and the shape of the thing when it is done, jumbled up with cracker crumbs, mayonnaise, and a little mustard. Broiled or fried, it is a delicacy at ten bucks for a crab cake about the size of a baseball, but no matter about that; you eat it standing up, elbow to elbow with the other gourmets at the high wooden tables crossing the room.
The all lump crab cake is not, however, the most fun you can have at Paidley's. The life of the place is the oyster stand in the middle of the room, where customers array themselves and their oysters around a square, eating and talking, while the oystermen in the middle keep a sharp eye on the progress of each, the customers and the oysters. It is choreographed with commotion, a big feed that has been going on a lot longer even than Faidley's.
Faidley's is part of the Lexington Market, supposed to be the oldest indoor market in the country, having itself started in 1782. It goes without saying that people could always get something to eat at a market, and many early dining spots grew straight out of such places. The Old Homestead in Manhattan started in 1868 in the meat section of the old Washington Market (most of which has since moved to another borough). After handling giant carcasses all night, preparing them for the rest of the city, the butchers and meatmen dropped into the Old Homestead for their steak dinners at breakfast time. Amateurs followed, at normal mealtimes. Like a lot of New York steak houses, the Old Homestead serves enormous portions. Any place can serve a towering beefsteak, but the Old Homestead even has a nice, big, thick, juicy . . . salmon fillet. The roast beef weighs in at about two and a half pounds. It's a ceremony of abundance, even down to the grating fact that one plate after another goes back to the kitchen laden with a slab of meat out of which a small corner may have been gnawed. The Old Homestead was brightened up in time for its hundredth birthday, and so it has the air of 1868 as ventilated by 1968. The date that matters to me, though, is 1956, when a little party made up of my relatives had tickets to see the opening night of My Fair Lady. Some families hand down tried and true recipes. Mine handed down the Old Homestead (itself named after a hit play) as an opening-night restaurant; it was theirs then.


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That's a funny photo of Jack. It looks like he's doing one of those "hold your cell phone out and take a photo of yourself" tricks.
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Jack does not look thrilled :-)
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So proud of my Dakota! A friend of mine came over just a little while and asked to go riding... We rode my mare Gypsie and my gelding Dakota. Actually, I rode Dakota and my friend rode Gypsie. Gypsie did perfectly the whole ride. Actually, so did Dakota. I thought I was going to have to walk him at night for about a week before attempting to ride him at night... but apparently not! We left at around 6 oclock and just got back at 8:30... so yeah, the darkness did creep up on us. We walked, trotted, cantered, and hand-galloped... Dakota did perfectly, even when it was dark, and Gypsie was just an angel... albeit a hyper angel. The horses had a lot of fun. Dakota acted as though riding at night was more invigorating than riding during the day... He was mindful, and not a handful by any means, but he was excited and eager, though he did just what I asked of him. He did spook once, but it was as we were passing a ditch with standing water in it... the water was reflecting the moonlight and as we passed I guess the reflections startled him... but he just jumped and skittered sideways and then was back to normal. Im just so proud of him! |
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Point Park University announces 2010-11 Men's Basketball Schedule
Sept. 7, 2010
PITTSBURGH -- The 2010-11 Point Park University men's basketball schedule includes 26 games beginning with the Daemen College Tournament Nov. 5-6 in Amherst, N.Y. The Pioneers will play 10 home dates and 18 American Mideast Conference games.
The 26-game schedule is highlighted by a home-and-home series with each team in the AMC for a total of 18 conference games. The AMC schedule begins Nov. 30 with a home game versus Walsh, which was ranked No. 1 in NAIA Division II last year and played in the national title game.
In addition to the season-opening Daemen Tournament on Nov. 5-6, the Pioneers will also visit the Buffalo State Tournament for two games Nov. 19-20.
Following the early season trip to Daemen, Point Park will visit one of the top teams in NCAA Division II when they play at West Liberty on Nov. 16. The Hilltoppers are ranked No. 8 in Division II in a preseason poll conducted by The Sporting News. West Liberty returns four starters from last year's team that went 29-3, reached the Sweet 16 and averaged 100.9 points per game.
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Jay Cutler would be 'Shocked' if Matt Forte is not in Training Camp, Claims Bears Offense was Inflexible Under Mike Martz
June 11, 2012 – 7:30 am by Steven CuceChicago Bears football just got a lot more interesting: Jay Cutler has now become the marquee attraction on and off the field. The Bears quarterback has signed a multi-year agreement that has solidified that he will be a weekly guest on ESPN 1000's "Waddle & Silvy Show" between noon-1 p.m. CT every Monday throughout the football season.
In his first installment of "The Jay Cutler Show," No.6 didn't disappoint the folks at ESPN Chicago. Cutler had some explosive stuff to say about Matt Forte's contract situation and his time working with Mike Martz. The folks in Chicago should be looking forward to some sizzling input from their quarterback every week this fall.
Jay Cutler joined ESPN Chicago with Waddle & Silvy for the first installment of the The Jay Cutler Show to discuss his take on Matt Forte's contract dispute, keeping in touch with Matt Forte throughout OTA's, not seeing Forte missing training camp, the chances of Forte signing his tender in time to make mini-camp, what went wrong with Mike Martz in Chicago and Mike Martz's offenses not adapting to the NFL in 2012.
How do you feel about the Matt Forte situation?
"It's business. I look at it purely as business. I have no hesitation of Matt being gone. I think he is going to be fine. I know Matt works as hard as anyone in the league. He's going to come in and jump right in there and do what we have done. The running game hasn't changed that much. The passing game stuff he will have to learn and catch up with, but he's a grinder and a hard worker. I have no problems with it."
Have you kept in touch with Matt Forte?
"Yeah I talked to him. I have seen him. I saw him probably three weeks ago. He was huge, all ripped up. I was like, 'What do you do?' [Forte said] 'All I do is go to the weight room. I've got nothing else to do.' I think he misses being there, misses the camaraderie. He's got to do what he's got to do, and we'll get him when we get him."
Even if Matt Forte doesn't sign a long term extension do you see him missing training camp?
"I would be shocked if he doesn't sign his tender by July 15, or whenever it is, and he shows up. It would really be a surprise to me [if Forte misses any training camp]. To get to where we want to be I don't think we just want to get to the postseason. We want to get a little bit farther then that. To get where we need to be we need Matt Forte. He knows that. The Bears know that. At the end of the day, I think Matt knows it's business. He's still getting seven-whatever-million dollars to play this year. So he's gonna show up."
Is there a chance Matt Forte signs the tender and shows up to mini-camp? Then maybe he starts negotiating on that long term deal?
"Yeah maybe. I don't know. I don't know what's going up onto the front office. I would be surprised if he didn't sign the tender and didn't show up ready to go to work with us."
How do you sum up what went wrong with Mike Martz?
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Did Mike Martz run the offense like it was still 1999? Did he ever adapt to 2012 NFL?
"I think there is something to be said about that. Mike mentally being able to script up some plays and draw some stuff in the ground. There's no one like Mike. He can get guys open better than anyone I've really ever been around. He's very, very, very, smart. They had Orlando Pace [at left tackle]. They had some dudes up front where you were able to take seven-step drops. I don't think defenses were as evolved as they are now. Safeties were different. Not every team had a defensive end that was going to be able to sack you if you keep taking seven-step drops. It was a different time, different game. Defenses I think since have kind of caught up to that. So it's one of those things. We gave it a shot. I still respect Mike. He's one of the brightest minds in the game."
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Now I am normally suspicious of pressure groups. As Adam Smith put it
"People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices."
But because of the dramatic changes to the economics of the entertainment industry brought about by digitization - namely the facility to make any number of perfect copies of a sound recording, film or just about any other work of art and distribute it around the world instantaneously, I have some sympathy with the Featured Artists' Coalition which campaigns for performers' and musicians' rights. The coalition contains names that even I have heard of and their demands seem eminently reasonable. For instance:
"An agreement by the music industry that artists should receive fair compensation whenever their business partners receive an economic return from the exploitation of the artists' work."
"Copyright owners to be obliged to follow a 'use it or lose it' approach to the copyrights they control."
On some issues such as their demand that "rights for performers should be improved to bring them more into line with those granted to authors (songwriters, lyricists and composers", they are probably pushing at an open door. The Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 established for the first time a comprehensive code of legal protection for performances. Those rights have been added to incrementally since 1989. For instance, The Performances (Moral Rights, etc.) Regulations 2006 conferred moral rights on performers and while Gowers was unsympathetic to the idea of extending the term of protection for performances the European Commission certainly has been (see Proposal for a European Parliament and Council Directive amending Directive 2006/116/EC of the European Parliament an of the Council on the term of protection of copyright and certain related rights).
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Quinn Perkins (Katie Lowes) is seen with the blue Rag & Bone Classic Dagger Wool Scarf in Scandal, Season 5, Episode 9 - Baby, It's Cold Outside. Find Scarves, Accessories and Women's Fashion from Scandal below.
While Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) and the gladiators wear the white hat and put out political fires at the White House, Quinn (Katie Lowes) gets a crash course in impossible requests, espionage, and lots of scandal. Looks like an average day of work in ABC's hit show Scandal. She might look like a career woman from Kansas in business frocks and pantsuits, but like all of the gladiators, she's hiding a dark past.
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How do you spend your time when you're nine months pregnant, Maternity Leave has started, and you could give birth ANY MINUTE?
1) The number one answer is: EAT. The baby needs nutrients to enter the world powerfully, right? Right. Happily, my husband Colin and I were just invited to the grand opening of the Lynnfiend, Massachusetts location of the delicious pan-Asian restaurant, Wagamama.
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I was poked with a dirty syringe at work .I have not had a flareup in 10 years untill now. I also contacted Hep c. I need some answers. Please help.
You would need to go to employee health and report your needlestick injury. You would need HIV, Hepatitis B testing in addition.
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Yes, you read that right. PRALINE BACON. Sweet. Salty. Smoky. Nutty. This is good. Very, very, VERY good.
I first had praline bacon when I lived in New Orleans at an awesome restaurant right down the street from me in the Bywater called Elizabeth's. This place is the bomb dot com, and if you are EVER in New Orleans you MUST go there. They even have a PRALINE BACON BURGER! Hmm… is it worth hopping in my car and driving 22 hours to eat there right now? Maybe not this time. But let me tell you, it's tempting.
Pralines are a rich, decadent treat made from sugar, nuts (usually pecans), and milk or cream. The result is a super sweet candy-like cookie-ish treat that is also like fudge. It's a bit hard to explain. Suffice it to say: they are delicious.
This recipe takes the praline's sugar and nuts and puts it on BACON. I don't know why, but I feel the need to capitalize the word bacon every time I write it. Probably because I am so excited when bacon + sugar get together! It's the perfect (and impressive) side to pair with an otherwise savory brunch, such as alongside eggs benedict or a quiche.
OK here's how this works. First of all, you must bake the bacon. Have you ever baked bacon before? Oh boy, you are in for a treat….


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Sony has announced it plans to release several firmware updates for A-mount and E-mount systems on February 4, 2013. Updates to Alpha and NEX bodies relate mostly to lenses, including the addition of Dual-AF support for 11 lenses on the A99V, and Fast Hybrid AF support for six E-mount lenses on the NEX-5R and NEX-6, among others. Three E-mount lenses also get updates to enable Fast Hybrid AF support. See table below for more detail on which bodies and lenses will get updates.
Overview of Sony Firmware Updates for CP+ 2013
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Money, money, money!
Eat In, Not Out. Eating out a lot adds up quickly. It's easy for $5 a day to become $150 a month, just on eating at restaurants. You don't have to eat ramen noodles and rice every night, but you don't have to become a regular at a pizza joint either.


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I Want a New Drug
I did not know this before today, but apparently there is a drug called Sonata. In case you didn't know or didn't click on the link, the drug is designed to combat…wait for it…sleep deficiency. It's always good to see that modern culture still feels the urgency of the timeless classical masterworks.
On the other hand, I guess whoever named the drug hasn't listened to a lot of actual sonatas. Some of them don't even have any obvious melodies. Better to have named such a medication "Barcarolle" or something.
However, classical music does seem a natural discipline from which to steal drug names, given that both classical music and pharmaceuticals favor words that sound vaguely foreign and end in vowels. Here are my ideas for classical-inspired drug names of the future:
Drug name | What it treats |
Tremolo | Fine motor disability |
Passacaglia | Constipation |
Eusebestan | Bipolar disorder |
Tempogiusto | Hyperactivity |
Glassinex | Monomania |
Collegno | Erectile dysfunction |
Sonatina | Nap deficiency |
Do you have any ideas to help further line the pockets of Big Pharma? (Was that not the best solicitation?)
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No excuses not to participate in Chilliwack's Terry Fox Run
Margaret Kostrzewa expects to see Chilliwack support at this year's Terry Fox Run.
There are no excuses for people not to be out Sunday morning with their running shoes laced up, the organizer of the local run said.
The weather is going to be beautiful. The route is beautiful. There's going to be a pancake breakfast.
And while Kostrzewa acknowledges there may be fundraising fatigue with the number of charity runs offered, this one, she said, should always be held close to Chilliwack's heart.
"The Terry Fox Run is our community run," she said. "Most of the [Fox] family lives in this area. Let's get out there and support them."
Kostrzewa has been supporting the cause for years, even when her own mother was in hospital battling bone cancer five years ago, she was actively running back and forth between the local events and hospital.
Her mother died Sept. 17, 2008.
"I know what people are going through," she said. "When you lose a parent, child, anyone it's difficult. That's why we need to keep the dream going.
"One of these days someone is going to find a cure."
This year is the 33rd annual Terry Fox Run.
The Chilliwack run is on Sept. 15 at 9 a.m. at the Landing Sports Centre on Spadina Ave..
Participants can register online at www.terryfox.org, or the day of the run beginning at 7:30 a.m.. There is no fee or minimum donation. And there are options for 10 km, 5 km or 2 km routes.
Runners, walkers, cyclists, strollers, and wheelchairs are all welcome.
The Lions Club will be hosting a pancake breakfast where for every dollar donated the club will match.
Hampton House is also hosting its annual Silver Fox Block Walk on Friday, Sept. 13 where residents will be collecting pledges and walking around Chilliwack in support of the Terry Fox Run.


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One fourth of Slaughterhouse and Young Chris made a club record! If you picked up Joe Budden's debut back in 2003, or if you've ever seen Mean Girls, you know the dude is good for a party track--"Fire," anyone? "Gangsta Party," with the late Nate Dogg, was tight too. Young Chris has a similar record; check him out on "Friday Night" as part of Young Gunz, also from '03. Anyway, "Lower" is a collaboration between both artists, and it bumps as expected. Budden raps about a cougar (that he drives around in his Jaguar!) with "Serena legs and a Mya waist," and Chris pops in with the song's most sensitive line, "It's that time of the what? Bitch suck somethin'." Check the track out below. [RR]
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Bolivian plane diversion row
10 July 2013 Last updated at 02:52 BST
In Washington a special meeting has been held by The Organization of American States to discuss why the Bolivian president's plane was forced to divert to Austria after it was suspected Edward Snowden was on board.
Several Latin American countries are now demanding that such an incident never be repeated.
Catharina Moh reports.


text: Posted November 3, 2008 The Masses was founded in New York in 1911 by Piet Vlag. Organised like a co-operative, artists and writers who contributed to the journal shared in its management. Vlag edited the socialist journal for a year but in 1912 appointed Max Eastman, a Marxist, to carry out this task. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/ARTmasses.htm Articles and poems were written by people such as John Reed, Sherwood Anderson, Crystal Eastman, Hubert Harrison, Inez Milholland, Mary Heaton Vorse, Louis Untermeyer, Randolf Bourne, Dorothy Day, Helen Keller, William Walling, Carl Sandburg, Upton Sinclair, Amy Lowell, Mabel Dodge, Floyd Dell and Louise Bryant. The Masses also published the work of important artists including John Sloan, Robert Henri, Alice Beach Winter, Mary Ellen Sigsbee, Cornelia Barns, Reginald Marsh, Rockwell Kent, Art Young, Boardman Robinson, Robert Minor, K. R. Chamberlain, Stuart Davis, Cornelia Barns, George Bellows and Maurice Becker. Max Eastman believed that the First World War had been caused by the imperialist competitive system. Eastman and journalists such as John Reed who reported the conflict for The Masses, argued that the USA should remain neutral. Most of those involved with the journal agreed with this view but there was a small minority, including William Walling and Upton Sinclair, who wanted the USA to join the Allies against the Central Powers. When Sinclair failed to convince his fellow members he resigned from the Socialist Party and ceased to contribute to The Masses. After the USA declared war on the Central Powers in 1917, The Masses came under government pressure to change its policy. When it refused to do this, the journal lost its mailing privileges. In July, 1917, it was claimed by the authorities that articles by Floyd Dell and Max Eastman and cartoons by Art Young, Boardman Robinson and H. J. Glintenkamp had violated the Espionage Act. Under this act it was an offence to publish material that undermined the war effort. The legal action that followed forced The Masses to cease publication. In April, 1918, after three days of deliberation, the jury failed to agree on the guilt of the men. The second trial was held in September, 1918. John Reed, who had recently returned from Russia, was also arrested and charged with the original defendants. This time eight of the twelve jurors voted for acquittal and the defendants walked free on October 5, 1918. An interesting link with the JFK assassination is that the Masses most important financial backer was Amos Pinchot, a wealthy lawyer who supported a wide variety of progressive causes. His daughter, Mary Pinchot, shared her father's radical opinions and was a left-wing activist before marrying Cord Meyer of the CIA. The marriage broke up and Mary was having an affair with JFK at the time of the assassination. She as murdered in 1964. Cord Meyer, claimed just before his death that the same people who murdered his wife also killed JFK. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USApinchotA.htm Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The actor is persuading Feroz Khan to revive the epic play
Veteran actor and social activist Shabana Azmi wants a revival of Tumhari Amrita – a play that also featured late actor Farooque Sheikh and premiered over two decades ago.
Tumhari Amrita is a play helmed by Feroz Abbas Khan and she says she is persuading the director to revive it.
"I'm persuading Feroz Khan to revive Tumhari Amrita with a fresh cast. Any ideas on who should replace Farouque Shaikh and me as Zulfi and Amrita?" Shabana posted on Twitter on Tuesday.
Inspired by A.R. Guerney's Love Letters, Tumhari Amrita is a funny, poignant, melancholic chronicle of two people would not come together and could not stay apart.
The play ran for 21 years until Farooque's untimely death in December 2013.


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PHILADELPHIA — At the American Library Association (ALA) Midwinter Meeting, the board of United for Libraries voted unanimously to present past ALA President Patricia Glass Schuman with life membership on its board in honor of her many accomplishments and contributions to libraries both nationally and internationally throughout her career. Her official position will be Board Member at Large.
PHILADELPHIA — Applications for cycle two of the Citizens-Save-Libraries grants from United for Libraries, made possible by a grant from the Neal-Schuman Foundation, are due April 15.
The 10 libraries that are selected will receive two days of onsite consultation by advocacy experts, who will help friends of the library groups, library directors and trustees develop individual blueprints for advocacy campaigns to restore, increase or save threatened library budgets.
PHILADELPHIA – United for Libraries will host "Nuts & Bolts for Friends and Trustees" from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 24 at the Sheraton Philadelphia Center City Hotel, during the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia.
Libby Post, president of Communication Services, will provide valuable information on advocacy and library campaigns. Since 2005, Post has worked with dozens of libraries to help them achieve financial stability and sustainability and has won 80 percent of the library campaigns she has headed.
PHILADELPHIA — United for Libraries will host discussion groups for Friends group members, trustees and library Foundation staff/volunteers at the 2014 ALA Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia. All discussion groups will be held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC).
These are open forum discussion groups that give friends, trustees and foundation volunteers/staff an opportunity to network with others from around the country. Topics are determined by the interests of those in attendance.
PHILADELPHIA — United for Libraries, along with ALA Conference Services, will sponsor "Spotlight on Adult Literature" from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 25 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center Exhibit Hall at the 2014 ALA Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia.
Participating publishers will host book and galley giveaways, author signings and more.
PHILADELPHIA — United for Libraries, in partnership with the trustees of the Richards Free Library in Newport, N.H., designated the library a Literary Landmark in honor of Sarah Josepha Hale on Saturday., Nov. 23.
PHILADELPHIA — Alice Greenway and Gabrielle Zevin have been added to the line-up for United for Libraries' Gala Author Tea, sponsored by ReferenceUSA, at 2 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 27 at the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia.
Greenway and Zevin will join Lisa Scottoline, Sue Monk Kidd, Laura Lippman and Cristina Henriquez in discussing their writing lives and forthcoming books.
PHILADELPHIA – United for Libraries is accepting applications for the United for Libraries/Gale Trustee Conference Grant through Jan. 15, 2014.
PHILADELPHIA — New United for Libraries personal members who join by Feb. 28 will receive their choice of "The Complete Library Trustee Handbook" or "Even More Great Ideas for Libraries and Friends." Add United for Libraries to a current ALA personal membership, or join both ALA and United for Libraries as personal member.
PHILADELPHIA – The deadline to apply for United for Libraries' National Friends of Libraries Week Awards has been extended to Dec. 31, 2013.
Two awards of $250 will be given to Friends of the Library groups for activities held during National Friends of Libraries Week (Oct. 20-26, 2013). Application materials are available at www.ala.org/united/grants_awards/friends/friendsweek.


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Just three states still hold unemployment rates in the double digits. Nevada holds the title of the nation's highest unemployment rate of 11.5 percent, while California and Rhode Island have rates of 10.1 percent and 10.4 percent, respectively.
Regionally, the nation's western states continue to hold the nation's highest unemployment rate of 9.0 percent (the national rate stands at 7.9 percent). Meanwhile, the Midwest retains the lowest jobless rate of 7.3 percent.


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Nihil Est Monastica
April 2013
Released: 2013, Drakkar Productions Rating: 3.5/5 Reviewer: Metal-Rules.com UK Team I'd not heard Patria before being handed the album to lend my opinion to, and thus was pleasantly surprised. It's black metal, but perhaps not as we know it. It's all here; dirty blast beats, drone riffs interspersed with some inspired guitar playing, some fairly epic cadences; tortured, vociferous vocals and much more besides, but it's everything else going on that has me hooked. While being steeped in traditional black metal sensibilities, this Brazillian duo is not afraid to take things slightly further afield and shake up their sound a bit. With 'Nihil Est Monastica' we are taken on a bit of a BM journey. I go from being reminded of Burzum one minute, (all grainy and raggedly beautiful,) Dissection in the next, (that interlacing, unpredictable guitar work and startling changes of pace) and even to shades of Slayer's earlier years (I know they're not BM, but have a listen to the album and perhaps you'll see what I mean.) t any rate, it sounds like the boys enjoyed making this album, and that shows. 'Nyctophilia' makes me want to start a circle pit in my living room. With Triumphsword handling the vocals, which do add menace but could perhaps be used a bit more sparingly, my sleuth-like research tells me that the talented Mantus handles all instrumentation on the album, and this is very impressive. The drums are fairly rough, but they've worked with what they have and it adds to their sound. The music is of a consistent quality and the songs to kept to a user-friendly length, so at no point was I left waiting for the track to finish and the next to start. One small concession I may make is that the songs seem to lack direction at some points, but this is made up for with the consistently outstanding abrasive-yet-melodic guitar work. A very good offering and definitely recommended for fans of the genre. Besides, Brazilian black metal as a genre has a nice ring to it I think. Review by Kevin Griffiths
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Film Criticism is doing better than ever, according to Roger Ebert.
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La Liga: Real Madrid v Atlético de Madrid. Madrid.
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04/09/2017…Madrid. Fax.: +34 913669811 | E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. www.realmadrid.com. Experience an exciting sporting event in the Spanish capital, with the match that decides who rules football in Madrid. These teams last…
Exhibition: Lothar Baumgarten. The ship is going under, the ice is breaking through. Madrid.
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From 11/03/2016 to 04/16/2017…Palacio de Cristal del Parque del Retiro. Paseo Duque de Fernán Nuñez, s/n. 28009. Madrid. Fax.: +34 917741056 | www.museoreinasofia.es. German artist Lothar Baumgarten presents one of his latest creations in the Reina S…
Spanish Football League: Real Madrid – FC Barcelona. Madrid.
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04/23/2017…Madrid. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. www.realmadrid.com. It's the match of the year in Spanish football, The reasons? the great rivalry between the teams, and the presence of many of the world's top players. The lis…
Maestro Mateo at the Prado Museum. Madrid.
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From 11/29/2016 to 04/24/2017…Madrid. Fax.: +34 913302856 | E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. The Prado Museum presents this exhibition devoted to the sculptor and architect Maestro Mateo and his work at Santiago Cathedral. Some of the sculptu…
La Liga: Atlético de Madrid - Villarreal. Madrid.
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04/26/2017…Madrid. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. http://www.clubatleticodemadrid.com/. Do you like to think that anything is possible in football? Then you're sure to enjoy this match. Why? Because Villarreal, a team from…
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From 04/19/2017 to 05/07/2017…Madrid. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. http://www.festimad.es. The Festimad festival has been held in Madrid since 1995. Year after year, Madrid's longest-running festival has showcased leading bands and new music from th…
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From 05/05/2017 to 05/14/2017…Madrid. http://www.madrid-open.com. The stars of international tennis come together in Madrid for this thrilling tournament. Nadal, Federer, Murray, Nalbadián and Agassi are some of the recent winners. Who will be the ne…
Exhibition: Masterpieces in the Budapest Museum. From the Renaissance to the Avant-garde. Madrid.
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From 02/18/2017 to 05/28/2017…Madrid. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. A selection of works from the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest to be brought to the Thyssen Museum in spring 2017. Containing more than 60 works from the Hungarian museum's permanent …
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From 05/26/2017 to 06/11/2017…Madrid. E-mail: email@example.com. http://www.ferialibromadrid.com/. Every spring the Madrid Book Fair is one of the main cultural events for lovers of books and literature. It first took place in 1933. Today, t…
MADBird Fair. Nature watchers' fair. Madrid.
From 06/09/2017 to 06/11/2017…Paseo del Prado. Madrid. www.madbirdfair.es. A unique opportunity to enjoy a day of nature and sustainable, responsible tourism right in the centre of Madrid, on Paseo del Prado. The fair brings together nature-watching …


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Sania Mirza and her American partner Bethanie Mattek-Sands on Thursday reached the first final of the new season when their opponents -- Daniela Hantuchova and Katarina Srebotnik -- conceded the semifinal match at the WTA Brisbane International, in Brisbane.
The unseeded Indo-American pair was leading 5-1 in the opening set when Hantuchova found it unable to continue due to a groin injury.
Sania and Bethanie had shocked second seeded pair of Liezel Huber and Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez 6-2 6-3 in the second round of the $1000,000 event.


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The New York City Health Department, locked in a court fight with an industry group that includes Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc. over a sugary soda ban, is now going after sports drinks, teas and energy drinks that it says can be just as deadly.
New television ads and subway placards to debut today flash pictures of fruit-flavoured drinks containing added sugar, saying the healthier-sounding choices can cause obesity and diabetes. One of the TV ads depicts a patient with amputated toes from diabetes, an overweight man slugging a neon-blue sports drink and a surgeon picking at a diseased heart with tweezers.
New York can't ban extra-large sodas: judge
"Non-soda sugary drinks have been marketed as being healthier, with references to fruit and antioxidants, vitamins and energy," New York City Health Commissioner Thomas Farley, a medical doctor, said in a telephone interview. "We're trying to warn them that these drinks can have as much or more sugar and calories as soda because we still have a major epidemic of obesity."
Beverage makers have come under increasing pressure in recent years as officials try to curb high obesity rates in the U.S. by slowing consumption of sugary soft drinks. New York's newest ads broaden the battle lines to non-carbonated and energy drinks, which have been bright spots for the industry in the midst of an eight-year decline in soda sales.
"Once again, the New York City Health Department is oversimplifying the complex set of factors behind obesity," Chris Gindlesperger, a spokesman for the American Beverage Association, said before seeing the new ads. "Selectively picking out common grocery items like sugar-sweetened beverages as a cause of obesity is misleading. The public does not believe that solutions to obesity are as simplistic as a ban on the size of just one item that people consume, nor should they."
Farley said he considers drinks with more than 25 calories per eight ounces to be too sugary. While a 20-ounce Coca-Cola has 240 calories, the same size Minute Maid lemonade with 3 per cent lemon juice content has 260 calories, Farley said.
He noted that a 16-ounce orange-mango drink, with 30 per cent juice content and 200 per cent of the recommended daily allowance of vitamins A and D can be misleading. It also lists high-fructose corn syrup as the second ingredient after water and contains 230 calories. A 20-ounce Red Bull energy drink that "vitalizes body and mind" contains 275 calories, he said.
The expanded campaign comes before showdown between beverage makers and the city in a New York state appellate court. The city has appealed a permanent injunction issued March 11 to stop a health-department law pushed by Mayor Michael Bloomberg that would cap the size of sugary soft drinks sold in restaurants, movie theaters, stadiums and arenas at 16 ounces (473 ml) a cup. Oral arguments will be heard June 11, according to the city and the beverage association.
New York Supreme Court Justice Milton Tingling in Manhattan said the law was improperly enacted and arbitrary in its effects after affected industry groups called it "unprecedented interference." The judge also held the law violated the separation of powers because the city council, not the mayor, should promulgate such measures.
Farley said the new ads are not timed with the appeal, adding that the city is "optimistic" the ban will be upheld. Gindlesperger said the ABA was confident it would prevail.
The city's new non-carbonated drink offensive, which runs through June, includes another TV ad that targets fruit-flavoured kids drinks. The ads suggest water, seltzer, unsweetened tea, fat-free milk and fresh fruit as alternatives. The ads are part of the city's four-year "Pouring on the Pounds" campaign that has compared sweetened soft drinks to packets of sugar and globs of fat.
New York City has seen a drop in sugar-sweetened beverage consumption during its campaign, Farley said. The percentage of adults who said they drink one or more sugar-sweetened beverage a day declined from almost 36 per cent in 2007 to almost 30 per cent in 2011, according to a city tracking poll. Of youths surveyed in a similar poll, that percentage declined to almost 21 per cent in 2011 from about 28 per cent in 2005.
The beverage industry fought back a year ago with a series of subway ads of its own touting lower-calorie options and package sizes as progress against obesity. The American Beverage Association called the city's ads at the time discriminatory for singling out a single product.
Last month, Coca-Cola said it would expand calorie labeling to the front of all packages and reiterated its pledge not to advertise to children under 12 anywhere. The plan, which includes expanding physical activity programs and an emphasis on low- and no-calorie drinks, will apply to the more than 200 countries where it operates.
Beverage makers have used sports drinks, teas and energy drinks to help offset soda sales declines in the roughly $70 billion U.S. soft drink industry, which still generates the bulk of profits. Some consumers have shunned sugar and artificial sweeteners, which has taken the largest toll on colas.
PepsiCo, Coca-Cola and the beverage association spent as much as $70 million on lobbying and issue ads between 2009 and early 2012, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest. In that time, at least 30 states proposed aggressive excise taxes on soft drinks, all of which failed amid industry push back.
Mayor Bloomberg has also advocated for state taxes on sugary beverages. He is founder and majority owner of Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg News.
Almost 36 per cent of U.S. adults and about 17 per cent of youths are considered obese, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. Obesity is measured by using weight and height to calculate a number called body mass index, according to the CDC. An adult who is 5 feet, 9 inches tall and weighs 203 pounds or more is considered obese.
Advocates of sugary drink taxes say it is an effective way to reverse the obesity trend. Opponents say drink taxes are a money grab. The real cause of excessive weight, they say, are too many calories of any type going in and too few going out.
Whatever the cause, obesity in the U.S. comes at a "staggering" financial cost, the CDC has said. Everything from treatments for diabetes to lost work by obese employees cost Americans about $147 billion in 2008, according to one estimate cited by the agency.


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I'm looking at the 6'5" 2 wt. forecast which is on sale now at hook and hackle, I was hoping someone could give me a review on the blank, I'm thinking of replacing the snake guides with single foots.
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I've never used the forcast blanks from Baston exept for ther spey blanks and I'm not enough of a spey fisherman yet to comment on there quality. I have on the other hand built and fished with many of the RX7 blanks including the 6'-6" 2wt and I love them. They flex through the top 1/2 of there lenght and when testing for DBI useing the common cents method are very consistent and correctly sized. I also find them quite rugged the price is hard to beat also. That is just my two cents I'm sure others will have an opinion.
Oh, I'm not a fan of sigle foots myself infact I've already replaced single foots for snakes on a couple rods. Not much weight savings and in some cases they wiegh more as they use alomost the same amount of wire and are brazed. I aslo think they hurt the action of the rod. If you are looking for decicate snakes for a light wieght rod check out "snake" brand guides as they use thinner diameter wire on there smaller guides. Again just my opinion |
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If you missed it, you can read my latest post that discusses the *Bonus Buys* and changes coming for the mobile coupons and more. The matchups begin with them.
Take the challenge on the Walgreens Facebook page under the DailyFeats tab to unlock a coupon that will save you $5 off a $25 purchase! Earn more points to unlock a $5/$35 coupon. You're allowed two coupon redemptions per month. There are also some other nice rewards, so it's worth looking around!
It's also a new month, so that means a new coupon booklet. You can view the coupon list HERE and print them, too.
Old Stuff
Since I do this for you, I listen to your suggestions. In recent weeks, more than a handful of you have mentioned that you saw a deal elsewhere and thought I must not have it in the match-ups only to go back through the match-ups and see it there. Sheesh…I hope THAT makes sense. Hah! Here's my attempt at solving that problem. I'm going to highlight deals that I think are particularly good in BLUE. Why blue? Don'cha know? I'm outta colors! 🙂 You know I color code everything to the moon. So when you see something BLUE, it's worth noticing ~ above and beyond the regular MM, Freebies and green deal ideas.
As always, this is the full list of items under $1.00 and all the Register Rewards deals. Now, here's my updated blurb about the Walk with Walgreens program because I want to remind you about the coupons that you COULD be getting just by logging in here and there. And oh, do I ever mean here and there….3 times in 2ish months is my average. If you aren't familiar with the Walk with Walgreens program, check out these earlier posts HERE and HERE.
Possible (somewhat current) Walk with Walgreens Coupons:
$1.00/1 Sprite Zero 12pk
$1.00/1 Bayer Aspirin 50ct+
$1.00/1 Neutrogena Ultra Sheer
$1.00/1 One A Day Vitamins 60ct
$0.50/1 Extra Gum Single Pack
$1.00/1 Caress Body Wash Daily Silk
$1.00/1 Sprite Zero 12pk (got one previously too)
$1.00/1 Citracal Product
$1.00/2 Dasani 20oz or 1L
$0.50/1 Sprite Zero 20oz
There may be more of these. Allow me to reiterate, I am NOT active on that site as much as I could be. These also have short expirations, so make sure you plan to use them if you're going to print. I've had them sitting in my account for some time, so you may want to risk banking them for a deal.
Also, I mentioned in an earlier post that there was supposed to a coupon for $1.00/1 Degree as well. I never got it, so let me know if you do.
When I started, these were my sign-up coupons:
$1.00/1 One A Day Vitamins 60ct
$0.50/1 Planter's Appalachian Trail Mix
Also under the rewards tab, and available on signup, is the First Steps Kit. It contains:
$5.00/1 Omron Pedometer
7 Day Pass to Lifetime Fitness
and a text available discount code to Famous Footwear
Items within a particular sale grouping are BROWN and deal ideas are GREEN. Clearance is PURPLE.
Need more help deciphering my match-ups? Here you go or send me a message.
Bonus Buys
Glade Expressions 7oz $3.49
$1.50RR on 1
$2.00/1 printable (NLA)
Final after RR: FREE
Nice Tomato Sauce 8oz 3/$0.89 ($0.69ea)
Final: $0.29ish ea
American Seed Packets 5/$1.00
Final: $0.20ea
Pens/Pencils 3/$1.00
Wrap Pencils w/Eraser Tops
Fruit Scent Gel Pens
Final: $0.33ea wyb 3
Gum or Mints $0.99
Mentos Gum 14-15ct
TicTac Mints 1oz
$0.55/1 Mentos 3/25SS
Final: $0.44
Domino Sugar 1lb $0.99
Confectioners or Light Brown
$0.50/2 3/18RP (regional 1lb coupon)
Final: $0.49ea wyb 2
Armour Vienna Sausages 5oz $0.59
Lip Care 3/$3.00 ($1.59ea)
Blistex 0.15-0.25oz
Carmex 0.15-0.35oz
$0.35/1 Blistex 1/22SS
Final: $0.65ea wyb 3
EarthGro Pott. Soil 4qt $0.99
Novelty Easter Candy $0.99
Shedd's Spread Country Crock 15oz $1.99
$1.00/1 All You April or HERE
$0.60/1 3/25RP or HERE
Final: $0.99
And now the weekly ad match-ups….
got2b Stylers 0.35-12oz 2/$10.00 ($5.99ea)
$5.00RR on 2
Final after RR: $1.00 MM on 2
Walgreens TRUE Result Monitor $14.99
$14.99 MIR on 1
Final after MIR: FREE
Easter Candy Singles 0.9-1.5oz $.39
Hershey's, Nestle, Mars
Cadbury or Russ. Stover
(lim 10)
$1.50/2 Mars All You April
$1.00/2 Mars 3/18RP
Final: 2 Free (Possible overage – select items to cover)
Colgate Dental Care 2/$6.00 ($3.49ea)
Toothpaste 4-6oz
Total Advanced
360 Clean TB
Total TB
$3.00RR on 2
$1.00/1 Total Advanced
$0.75/1 Toothpaste 3/25SS
$0.40/1 Toothbrush 3/25SS
Final after RR: 2 FREE
Nice Gelatin Dessert 3oz 4/$1.00
Final: $0.25ea
Hunt's Tomato Sauce 8oz 3/$1.00 with ad coupon
Final: $0.33
Coffeemate 16oz 2/$3.00 ($1.79ea)
(lim 4)
BOGO printable (NLA)
$0.75/1 HERE (if you did not get free product coupon)
Final: as low as 2/$0.75 or $0.34ea
Easter Grass 1.5oz 2/$1.00
Final: $0.50
Baking Soda 16oz 2/$1.00 with ad coupon
Deerfield Farms or Nice
(lim 4)
Final: $0.50ea wyb 2
Hot Wheels Toy Vehicles $0.79
$3.00/$10 Hot Wheels
Final: $0.56ea wyb 13
Canned Foods $0.59 with ad coupon
Geisha Mushrooms 4oz
Madam Mandarin Oranges 11oz
(Lim 3)
Final: $0.59ea
Theater Boxed Candy 3/$3.00 ($1.39ea)
Final: $0.62ea wyb 6
Van Camps Pork/Beans 15oz 3/$2.00 with ad coupon
(lim 6)
Final: $0.66ea wyb 3
Yardley Bar Soap $0.69 with ad coupon
4.25oz (lim 3)
Final: $0.69
Nice Alum Foil 25sq ft $0.79 with ad coupon
(lim 3)
Final: $0.79
Niagara Spray Starch 20oz $1.29
Final: $0.79ea wyb 2
Chocolate Bunny $0.99
Palmer 1.5-5.5oz
Russ. Stover 1.25-1.5oz
Final: $0.99
Gum $0.99 with ad coupon
Orbit Mist, Trident Layers or Wrigley's 5
(lim 3)
Final: $0.99
Altoids Mints 0.37-1.76oz $0.99 with ad coupon
(lim 6)
Final: $0.99
W Paper Plates 72ct $0.99 with ad coupon
6-9in (lim 3)
Final: $0.99
Chipwood Round Easter Basket $0.99
Extra Strength Mentholatum Relief Gel 8oz $5.99
$5.00RR on 1
Final after RR: $0.99
Household Cleaners 2/$6.00 ($3.49ea)
Fantastik 32oz
Windex 26oz
Shout 22oz
SB Bath Cleaner 16oz
SB Foamer 20oz
$1.00/2 Wags Mar Coupon Booklet
$1.00/1 Shout Laundry Stain Remover?
$0.75/1 Fantastik 3/25SS
$0.55/1 Shout Product 3/25SS
$0.55/1 Windex Multi Surf 3/25SS
$1.00/2 Windex Glass Cleaner 3/25SS
$0.50/1 Fantastik
$1.00/2 Windex MultiSurface
$1.00/2 SB Bath Cleaner
$0.50/1 SB Foamer
$0.75/2 Windex Glass
$0.75/2 Shout Laundry
Final: 2/$2.00 or $1.00ea
U by Kotex 2/$7.00 ($4.49ea)
Tampons 18ct
Liners 50-60ct
Pads 14-18ct
$3.00RR on 2
$1.00/1 U by Kotex 3/25SS or HERE
Final after RR: 2/$2.00 or $1.00ea
Chapstick Lip Balm 0.15oz 3/$3.00
(excludes Naturals and Fresh Effects)
Final: $1.00ea wyb 3
Cookies or Crackers 2/$2.00
Pepp Farm 2.8oz
Kell. Rice Krispies Treats 2.6oz
Royal Dansk 3.5oz
Austin 8ct
Keebler 5.25-5.5oz
Cheez It 4.3-4.75oz
Final: $1.00ea wyb 2
Soda 2L $1.00 with ad coupon
7UP A&W, Sunkist
Canada Dry or HI Punch
(lim 3)
Final: $1.00ea
Shave Gel or Cream 6-8.4oz 2/$5.00 ($2.99ea)
Schick Hydro
$1.00RR on 2
$0.75/1 Hydro Shave 2/26SS
$0.55/1 Edge 3/25SS
$0.55/1 skintimate 3/25SS
Final after RR: 2/$2.50 or $1.25ea
Glade Products $4.49
PlugIns Scent Oil Warmer
Plugins Scent Oil Refill 2ct
Lasting Impressions 2ct
Auto Spray 6.2oz
Press/Spray Kit
$1.50RR on 1
$1.00/1 Press Spray 3/25SS
$1.00/1 Auto Spray Refill 3/25SS
$1.00/1 Plugins Warmer or 3/25SS
$1.00/2 Scent Oil Refill
Final after RR: $1.99
ACT Mouthwash or Rinse 18oz $4.99
$2.00RR on 1
Final after RR: $1.99
Nice or Tuf Trash Bags $2.99 with ad coupon
13-30 gal
(lim 3)
$1.00/1 Wags Mar Coupon Booklet
Final: $1.99
Softsoap Bar Soap or Body Wash $2.99
BW 15-18oz
Bar Soap 4ct
$1.00/1 Bar 3/25SS
Final: $1.99
Radiant Feminine Care $3.99
Tampax 16ct
12-16ct Maxi
64ct Pantiliners
$1.00RR on 1
$1.00/1 Tampax 3/4PG
$1.00/2 Always or Tampax 1/8RP
$0.50/1 Always Pantiliners 3/4PG
$0.50/1 Always Pads 3/4PG
Final after RR: $1.99
Glade Sense/Spray Kit $7.99
$2.00RR on 1
$3.50/1 printable (NLA)
$3.00/1 HERE or 3/25SS
Final after RR: $2.49
Dental Care 2/$7.00 ($3.79ea)
Oral B ProFlex Toothbrush
Crest Sens Plus Scope
Crest Plaque Control
Crest Gum Protection TP 4-4.1oz
Crest Mouthwash
$2.00RR on 2
Final after RR: 2/$5.00 or $2.50ea
Buy ONe Get One FREE
Lever 2000 Bar Soap 2-8ct
Final: 2/$5.49 or $2.74ea
Buy One Get One FREE
Nature's Bounty
Fish Oil
CoQ10 ($29.99)
Red Yeast Rice
Flax Seeds
Flaxseed Oil
Niacin (250mg 90ct $9.99)
$7.00/1 CoQ10 Ubiquinol 2/12RP or HERE
$1.60/1 Vitamin or Supplement
$1.00/1 vitamin or Supplement
$0.75/1 Vitamin or Supplement
Final: 2/$6.79 or $3.39ea for Niacin 250mg 90ct
Folgers Coffee 10.3-11.3oz $3.99
Black Silk or Classic
(lim 2)
Final: $3.49ea wyb 2
Medicine Cabinet Items $6.99
Pepcid AC 25-30ct
Child Sudafed PE 4oz
Tylenol Cold 24ct
Tylenol Cold 8oz
Tylenol Precise 3-4ct
Tylenol Precise 2.5oz
$3.00RR on 2
$2.00/1 Sudafed
$4.00/2 Pepcid 2/5SS
$2.00/1 Tylenol Cold 1/15SS
$2.00/1 Precise 2/19RP or HERE
Final after RR: 2/$6.98 or $3.49ea
Viva Paper Towels 6ct $5.99
$1.00/1 Wags Mar Coupon Booklet
$1.00/1 Viva 2/12SS
$0.60/1 Viva 3/11SS
$0.50/2 Viva
Final: $3.99
Max House Instant Coffee 8oz $4.99
Orig or Decaf (lim 2)
$1.00RR on 1
Final after RR: $3.99
L'Oreal Excellence Color $6.99
$5.00/2 Product 2/19RP
$4.00/2 Excellence 3/25RP
$2.00/1 Excellence 1/29RP (exp 3/25)
$2.00/1 Product 2/19RP or HERE
$1.00/1 Excellence 3/25RP
Final: $4.49ea wyb 2
Pond's Products $5.99
Cream 9.5-10.1oz
Towelettes 30ct
$1.00/1 Cream, Towelettes or Cleansing Product 3/25RP
Final: $4.99
W Baby Care 2/$10.00 ($5.99ea)
Premium Jumbo Pack Diapers
Wipes 184-234ct
Final: $5.00ea wyb 2
Coppertone or Bain de Soleil Sun Care $9.99
$3.00RR on 1
$1.00/1 Coppertone
Final after RR: $5.99
Digestive Care $9.99
Citrucel 100ct, 16.9 or 30oz
Beano 100ct
Fiber Choice 90ct
$2.00RR on 1
$2.00/1 Citrucel
$1.50/1 Citrucel 1/29RP
$1.00/1 Beano 1/8RP or HERE
Final after RR: $5.99
Mucinex $10.99
Fast Max 6oz
$2.00RR on 1
Final after RR: $7.99
Claritin Allergy $19.99
40ct inc 10 free
30ct RediTabs
24ct Liquigels
$3.00RR on 1
$4.00/1 HERE or 3/4SS
Final after RR: $11.99
Gillette Fusion ProGlide Styler $19.99
$5.00RR on 1
Final after RR: $11.99
Allegra 24hr 45ct $23.99
$3.00RR on 1
$5.00/1 HERE or HERE
$4.00/1 HERE or 2/26SS
Final after RR: $15.99
Norelco Products $39.99
Cordless Shaver 6945
MultiGroom QG 3270
Body Groom 2020/31SM
Stubble Trimmer QT 4022
$10.00RR on1
$10.00/1 Stubble QT4022
$5.00/1 Multigroom QG3270
Final after RR: $19.99
Align Capsules 42ct $37.99
$3.00RR on 1
Final after RR: $31.99


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Malaga Douglas Fir Veneer RH Front Door (H)1981mm (W)838mm
Malaga Douglas Fir Veneer RH Front Door (H)1981mm (W)838mm
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This Malaga douglas fir veneer front door will make an attractive entrance to your home, with six panels and solid construction for added security. It's right hand hung and
- Guarantee - 5 years
- Fixings not supplied
Features and Benefits
A timber front door is a great way to introduce some traditional style into your home. The wide range of styles and finishes available means you can create a look that's perfect for you. A right-hand hung door has hinges on the right hand side as you look at your door from outside your home.
- Door lock - Sash
Technical Specifications
Door type | Fixed |
Height | 1981mm |
Width | 838mm |
Thickness | 65mm |
Weight | 49kg |
Door/window design | Right hand |
Brand | Freedom |
Number of panels | 6 |
Timber approval | FSC® approved |
Timber certificate | TT-COC-003110 |
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