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Buy IGF-1 Online- LR3 Vials with Insulin Growth like Factor
Insulin, like growth factor -1 long LR 3 or what is commonly called IGF-1 LR3, is a recombinant polypeptide that is not glycosylated and it consists of 83 amino acids in its polypeptide sequence. Insulin, like growth factor 1 long LR3, is the recombinant version of the widely available body polypeptide, the human insulin-like growth factor 1. Many people may want to know how to use igf-1 lr3. However, it is imperative that you understand the composition of the molecule or polypeptide before using it. The long version of the insulin-like growth factor-1 consists of a native amino acid sequence. However, there are a couple of major modifications. Arginine at position number 3 is abbreviated as R or in another context, Arg is substituted by glutamic acid or Glu and in this context E, therefore, the name R 3 or igf-1 des1-3 . The second major modification is the extension of the N-terminal of the original sequence by an additional 13 amino acids. Therefore, the label is long and is one of the most important igf-1 lr3 reconstitution.
The native or primitive form of the polypeptide normally refers to the natural occurring amino acid sequence which is formed as a result of the conformational structure. The molecular mass of IGF LR 3 is 9116 Daltons. The uniquely designed protein system is used in the manufacture of IGF 1 LR 3 in bacteria E. coli. After the extraction, fine chromatographic techniques are used to fold and purify the protein to form igf- 1 which is a highly functional form of the polypeptide and can bind to insulin-like growth factor 1 receptors.
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What Is Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 or IGF-1
Insulin-like growth factor 1 or IGF 1 is a peptide hormone that is transcriptionally coded by the gene IGF-1 and the main production site is the hepatocytes or liver cells. Growth hormone has a positive feedback mechanism in the production of this hormone, technically igf-1 lr3. It is made up of 70 amino acids in its sequence and i contains 3 intra-molecular disulfide bridges. The polypeptide shares the molecular structural conformation with insulin and in this context, it exerts anabolic effects on the body. Igf-1 is known to use the paracrine and autocrine signaling cascades to cause molecular interaction on the target tissues.
The molecular weight of insulin-like growth factor 1 is 7649 Daltons. IGF-1 has been known to cause sulfation. Therefore, in some cases, it might be called non-suppressible insulin-like activity or NSILA. In the modern scientific world, the alternative name of insulin-like growth factor 1 is somatomedin C.
Understanding insulin-like growth factor 1 is essential for understanding its mechanism of action, working principle of IGF 1 long LR3 and how to use igf-1 lr3. Insulin-like growth factor 1 is essential to the promotion of metabolism. It is through the sensitization of cells to respond to insulin while increasing the rate of fat catabolism. Catabolism of fat refers to a process where excess and destructive fats is broken down to simple compounds and energy is released in this process and used for the optimal functioning of the cellular processes. IGF-1 LR3 1 is also known to promote metabolism of fats in the muscle tissues, thereby enhancing lean muscles. Coupled with this, it conserves glucose and up-regulation of protein synthesis in the muscle cells or myocytes. Therefore, the result of this is muscle atrophy or in layman's terms, enlargement of the muscle, because of increase in its cells. Moreover, studies revealed that IGF-1 LR3 reduces the total amount of fats in the body.
The actions of insulin-like growth factor 1 are mediated by insulin-like growth factor 1 receptor which is situated in different cells. Differential studies have revealed that insulin-like growth factor 1 receptor or IGF -1R is classified under tyrosine kinase family of receptors. In this context, the ligand bound activates intracellular Akt signaling pathway whose terminal downstream effects results in inhibition of cellular death or apoptosis, stimulation of cell differentiation, proliferation and maturity. The cell growth proliferation, differentiation and maturity results in systemic body growth. Recent studies revealed that IGF -1 results in the mediation of the effects of GH or growth hormone, therefore it can be inferred that at puberty, the production of IGF-1 is at its peak. Therefore, IGF-1 LR3 plays a crucial role in muscle development and spurt, which normally occurs during this period. If there is a deficiency or low production of IGF-1 LR3, it may lead to stunted growth or diminished stature.
There are numerous therapeutic models on igf-1 lr3 which propose that the use of a growth hormone and IGF-1 combination to stimulate growth in individuals who have stunted growth or muscles fail to proliferate. Studies revealed that insulin-like growth factor 1 regulates neuronal growth and nucleotide synthesis. Moreover, therapeutics showed that a recombinant version of the polypeptide can be used in the management and therapy of peripheral neuropathies which may include motor axons degeneration. Research revealed that igf-1 lr 3 and understand the functionality similarity of the hormone to endogenous IGF-1.
It is documented that insulin-like growth factor 1 long LR3 has a positive feedback in the increment of glucose and amino acid transport to the specific cells. Moreover, the polypeptide increases ribonucleic acid synthesis through inhibition of protein degradation, thereby increasing the net protein content in cells. In addition, similar studies show that igf- 1 lr3 stimulates myoblasts synthesis and therefore results in hyperplasia and hypertrophy.
Igf-1 Lr3 Half-Life
If you are looking for where to buy IGF- 1Lr3, look for a more potent version of the original insulin-like growth factor 1 is chemically synthesized to prevent muscle atrophy and mass wasting. More research is focused on developing peptides that can survive in a biological system without being altered and be able to exert its functions optimally. The half-life of the natural hormone is less than 14 minutes while the altered polypeptide has a half-life of 24-30 hours.
IGF 1 LR3 and Protein Metabolism
Studies were carried out in the late 1990s by the action of long LR3 on protein metabolism in beef heifers. The objective of the study was to know the best igf-1 and to understand the effects the polypeptide has on protein metabolism. The subject in this study was beef heifers which was intentionally underfed so as to lose weight. After a significant weight loss, the test subjects was categorized into two groups – a control group and a test group. IGF-1 was then administered on the test group via an intravenous route. After a significant amount of time and study, results showed that the heifers in the test groups conserved their whole body protein and their skeletal muscle protein. In addition, the heifers in test group showed an increase in the level of glucose plasma and amino acid concentration.
However, the test subjects showed a decline in plasma concentration of endogenous IGF 2 and buy IGF- 1. On the part of the control group the plasma concentration of the endogenous hormones remained stable, as well as the concentration of IGF-binding proteins, which in test group detected using radio-ligand blot. It is, however, important to note that human consumption is prohibited because all these peptides are for research purposes only.
IGF 1 LR 3 and Atherosclerotic Plaque
In the past 4 years, a scientist conducted a study to find out about the role which IGF 1 LR3 plays in stabilizing atherosclerosis through the alteration of the smooth muscle phenotype. In this research, mice were used as test subjects. In research, mice and guinea pigs resemble more or less the human body functionality, so they were used. The studies revealed that a macrophage conditioned M1 polarized medium had inhibitory effects on the IGF-1 signaling pathways. The negative feedback mechanism occurred via numerous processes. One of them is through the up-regulation of the insulin-like growth factor 1 binding protein-3 expression, ablation of the IGF-1 peptide and increased vascular smooth muscle cell death combined with its degradation.
In addition, the media had inhibitory effects on alpha actin genes and col3al genes. However, the matrix degrading enzymes were up-regulated in this media. The results also indicated that IGF 1 LR 3 had positive effects in correcting all the aforementioned observations as evidenced by the gradual reduction in all measurable parameters of plaque. In this context, igf-1 lr3 results increase vascular smooth muscle and this reduces the probability of intra-plague hemorrhage by 50 %.
IGF-1 and Myoblastic Differentiation
IGF-1 is synthesized on the skeletal muscle and the administration of an external peptide means that the peptide will circulate longer and bind more targets than the endogenous peptide. Research showed that the peptide half-life is greatly enhanced and its mode of action is through biomimicry.
The introduction of the long arginine to the peptide chain is the most important part in the peptide formation because the added weight increases the overall functionality of the peptide. Research showed that the exogenous insulin-like growth factor 1 is known to promote cell proliferation, differentiation, survival as well as muscle mass. This is the main reason why the peptide has gained a huge popularity among scientific researchers. It is important to note that the peptide affects nearly every cell in the test organism. It is a peptide that is under research for use as a neurotrophic agent. The peptide is crucial in the rejuvenation of the cells in gene therapy.
Research showed that the peptide has the ability to rejuvenate nerve cells that have undergone traumatic experience. Findings from the studies showed that although microsurgical techniques have improved over the decades, the peptide provided a new avenue for better research and promotion of cell proliferation and rejuvenation in damaged areas. Moreover, the peptide has a positive feedback on the spinal cord motor neurons by increasing the proliferation, division, development and maturity of the cells.
The peptide offers a potential for concurrent treatment because of its ability to promote sprouting of new skeletal cells and restorative character induced by the peptide. IGF-1 LR3 was administered to mice and findings showed that the peptide induced proliferation and generation of cells in the skeletal muscles. In myogenic differentiation, the peptide is seen to have a myogenic factor. This is the most important aspect in cell proliferation, differentiation and maturity. The studies indicated that when the sciatic nerve was damaged the local expression of the insulin growth factor 1 is increased and the peptide works to repair and rejuvenate the nerves.
The complexity of the insulin-like growth factor 1 in healing studies have shown that the peptide can help in treating deep partial thickness wounds in different porcine studies. The studies showed that the peptide has wound healing properties that when it is amassed. This could lead to a new dimension in research and discovery. When the peptide is administered in nanograms, the overall effect of the peptide in a biological system is quite significant and it plays an essential role in the natural healing process which accentuates cell division, development and maturity. Other studies had shown that the muscle binding effects of the insulin-like growth factor 1 is important in promoting myoblastic differentiation and maturity of cells. The healing of tendons and muscle injuries according to the mice on studies suggested that the insulin-like growth factor 1 can play an important cell during recovery.
IGF-1 LR3 and Energy
Research has shown that when IGF-1 increases in the system, there is a rapid increase in energy reserve. The concentration of the three anabolic pathways is increased significantly even with a high protein intake. The monitoring of the insulin-like growth factor 1 suggested that to prevent loss in muscle mass and restrict conditions, the peptide must be administered in considerable dosages.
Dosage of IGF 1 LR 3
The recommended dosage of IGF 1 LR 3 is 20-60 mg per day. The 20 mg in this context is the total amount that should be available after fifty days in order for it to exert optimal effect. When the polypeptide is absorbed into the system, it will take 24 hours to exert the desired effect. This is important in areas where muscle atrophy is severe. However, this is for trials and research only as have not been approved by the food and drug administration for human consumption. Some of the side effects that are associated with IGF-1 peptide include muscle stiffness and numbness, among others
In summary, there are many ways to use igf-1 lr3. iI is imperative to understand that all the side effects which the peptide may elicit in the test organisms. However, they prove to be effective tools in drug research and design.


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Carlisle Action C+ Ride. 41.2miles @ 15 mph
Terry Drachbar (L), Trevor Eckrich, Corey Eckrich, Jeff Shank, Teresa Bender, Michael Todd, Michael Todd Sariano, Ed Maff, Loren Gifferd, Michel Lefevre, Tom Bass, Bruce Enterlline, Frank Corsart, Kaitlyn Barber, Kelly Szymczyk, Ed McMullin, Jerid Ahrens, Kevin Mullen, Pam Spence, Jim Mader (S).
We traveled longish stretches of road on Rt. 11, Mt. Rock Rd., and the newly paved Shippensburg to Newville Rd. (533) to reach a rest stop at the N. Newton Twp. Park in Oakville. From there the route was a little more westerly, then circled back in a more southerly direction. This took us past Mev's Bike shop on Firehouse Rd. After a quick stop at the Huntsdale Fish Hatchery we took advantage of another newly paved road (N. Dickinson School) to connect with the Walnut Bottom Rd. straight back to Kmart. Thanks to Jim Mader for acting as sweep with this a large group.

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L. Tom Perry said, "Family is the center of life; it is the key to eternal happiness."
Last night, as I read article after article about church policy, I was stirred.
First, because it seems the way these articles were headlined were sensationalized to grab people's attention. It was working... people were definitely paying attention.
Second, because the 'policy' that was being reported was not news to me, nor, do I think it should have been news to any active member of my faith. There was no change in doctrine and The Church has stood it's ground on the topic at hand.
Thirdly, I was brought back to memories of my own childhood and my journey to finding the place where I knew I belonged. It was thinking through my own experiences where I came to a peaceful understanding of what was happening, and I'd like to share a little of my story...
I was raised in a loving home, but religion was not part of our lives. We did not speak of God or things of that nature in our house. We rarely attended church services of any sort, and although I still don't fully understand why, my dad had always seemed to have animosity for one church in particular; The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Imagine how surprised he must have been the day that I came to him asking for his permission for me to be baptized and join ranking with 'those Mormons'.
To add a little more detail, this was not a decision I made on a whim. Throughout my childhood, I had visited many church congregations of multiple denominations. This usually happened when I would sleep over with friends or extended family on the weekend and fall into their routine. I was always fascinated with the idea of something bigger than myself and even though I didn't really understand it, I had always felt that there was something missing from my life.
When I was about 14, my parents divorced and for the first time in my life, my dad started actively studying The Gospel of Jesus Christ. He began attending a foursquare church and I attended with him. I loved the people there and it was great to finally have a little light in my life that had been missing for so long, but there were times that I felt uncomfortable and confused by some of the doctrine that was being taught. I continued studying other churches and eventually, I began meeting with Mormon missionaries.
I love the promise of The Gospel and the Plan of Happiness. I identify with the doctrine that we have Heavenly parents who wish for our progress and happiness. I love the feeling of familiarity that has always been with me when I have studied the Gospel. The peace that it has brought to my life, in even the most trying of times. I love the Priesthood and the order that exists in The Church. To me, it just made sense.
I began building a testimony of what I was learning at a time when other stability I had in life had been taken away from me. Life as I had known it had been turned completely upside-down. I was living in a joint-custody relationship with my parents. Spending half the week with my mother, then switching and spending the next half with my father's family. I felt that there was no place for me to feel at home. The houses where I laid my head were just houses. I had lost a sense of who I was, and a major depression had begun to set into my life. Under the pressure, my father and I began to drift apart. It was hard for me at the time.
The Gospel provided the relief and sense of purpose that I needed. I didn't know how big of a role it would play in my life, but I knew without a doubt in my heart that there was something there that I needed. I made the decision to be baptized, which was actually a rather simple decision for me to make, it was what came with that decision that I wasn't prepared for.
Because I was a minor, I needed permission from both of my parents. My mother was not partial either-way and consented quickly. By this time, however, I was no longer living with my father part-time. The stress had become too much for me and I had requested full custody from my mother a few months prior to arriving at this decision. I knew that getting my dad's permission wasn't going to be easy.
He tried to talk me out of it. He told me he didn't support it. He made multiple arguments against it, but eventually, he understood that I had already made the decision for myself and he consented. I will be forever grateful to him for this, because he could have just as easily said no.
I was sixteen at this time, so I would have only had to wait two years until I didn't need permission anyway, but I was ready then and I went ahead with my convictions. It was the hardest best thing I have ever done for myself.
So, that is a little of my story and how I arrived here, today, minus a few details. The reason that I write, however, is actually to tell about my experience after I was baptized.
You see, by making that decision, I had taken on a challenge I didn't even know existed. When you are convicted to something in one area of your life that conflicts with what is happening in your home, life can become very confusing and trying.
I love my family, and it wasn't like they were going out and doing anything particularly sinful or of bad nature. They were just people living their lives. However, our values didn't match. Things that were important to me were twisted and turned against me. When I would visit with my dad, or step-siblings (both my mother's and my father's children), our views didn't always match up. Often, conversations would take place with them questioning why I did things the way I did, or trying to disprove things to me. I felt judged often. It often felt that I was walking between a line of proving myself to them and coming across as snobbish and full of myself. I feel there were expectations placed on me that were unfair and contrite.
Now, whether these feelings were justified, or merely my perception, I don't know. I do, however, know that it brought on unwelcome stress and anxiety in my last two years of high school. I remember meeting with my bishop for counseling and telling him I just couldn't wait until I turned 18 so I could be out on my own and be free to make my own choices rather than having to explain and justify everything I did.
Now, whether these feelings were justified, or merely my perception, I don't know. I do, however, know that it brought on unwelcome stress and anxiety in my last two years of high school. I remember meeting with my bishop for counseling and telling him I just couldn't wait until I turned 18 so I could be out on my own and be free to make my own choices rather than having to explain and justify everything I did.
This brings me back to the policy that was so prevalent in social media. The idea that a child must wait until he or she is 18 to become a member of The Church if there is obvious conflict in the home that he or she resides.
Here is my testimony of what a mercy this is from God.
God is no respecter of persons. You don't have to be a member of the 'right Church' in order to hold a relationship with Him. He WILL NOT revoke blessings from those who seek for better things in life. However, God is a god of order. He does have a plan that has been set here for our better good. His plan makes sense. He has accounted for every circumstance that may befall upon His children, and no person who requests His blessings will be denied. His work and His glory is to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man. He will place stepping stones in our path to guide us to His goodness. I know that oftentimes, those stepping stones first appear as stumbling blocks. This policy does not come from a place of hate in the Church. Rather, it is a blessing and a tender mercy that children will not have to deal with the confusion that comes from conflicted teachings in the home and in the Church. It is not meant to be a punishment, but a trial of faith. I know that we will not be punished for the sins of our fathers. God looketh on the heart, and not the outward appearance. He, and only He truly knows and understands the desires of our hearts. He has provided a savior to come in our stead to vouch for us so that we might not be judged for our shortcomings and imperfections. His plan is perfect, and every wrong will be righted and everything that is taken from us will be returned a hundredfold in the world to come. The Church creating a policy that slows the process of someone making a very, very important choice is not a policy of hatred. It does not deny a person God's blessings. It does not mean that someone who's life has taken them on a different journey is seen as better or more pure in God's eyes. Remember, God is no respecter of persons. I don't claim to know why there seems to be so much contention brought up from this policy (which shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone familiar with the doctrine of the Church). I do, however, know that to God, there are two very important principles that we often don't understand how important they are to Him. The first, is that the family is the single most important unit on this Earth. It is central to the Creator's plan for the Eternal destiny of His children. It was the first commandment He gave to Adam and Eve when He brought them to the Garden of Eden. He will do everything in His power to keep family units together (even though there are laws that He is bound to follow). Secondly, the principle of gifting us with our own moral agency. Our agency is so important to Heavenly Father, that He will allow us to make decisions that trump His will. That is hugely important to understand. He loves us so much, that our own will and choice is what we live by. However, we are not free from the consequences that come with that freedom, whether they be good or bad. I believe that is something that we often forget in the scheme of things.
The last thing that I'd like to say is that God is a god of Love. He knows you and the trials of your heart. Please, don't turn from Him because your are distracted by the shortcomings of people around you. He is perfect, and His love for you is perfect. I don't know, but I think we're all going to be quite surprised when the time comes that all truth is revealed to us and we see how foolish we were to put such stock and creedence into what are really very trivial things here on Earth. I really believe that it is much more simple than we like to make it. Man is that He might have joy. Don't bog yourself so much in trivial things that you forget to enjoy your life and miss the beauty that is all around you. Life really is a blessed and beautiful thing.


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Monday, July 3, 2017
Your Friendly Neighborhood Butterfly
ETA: The white lacy bit is the lace stamp from Touches of Texture stamped with Whisper White ink :) Mystery solved!
I used the latest sketch from As You See It:
And bonus! They chose my Tranquil Hello card as a top pick last week. Thank you, AYSI team!
Back to today's card, I paired the sketch with the new Color Throwdown:
That's a gorgeous picture, isn't it? And beautiful colors too. I used Tangerine Tango, Chocolate Chip, and Garden Green.
We're hoping to spend today at the house just relaxing after all the craziness of the last week. I'm itching to get to work on some more scrapbook pages...speaking of which, I have a layout I specifically wanted to share on July 4th so this week we'll have Scrappy Tuesday instead of Scrappy Monday. I didn't forget :)
Cheers, y'all!
Supplies, all SU!
Stamps: Watercolor Wings, Touches of Texture, Orange Blossom
Ink: Whisper White, Tangerine Tango, Chocolate Chip
Paper: Thick Whisper White, Garden Green
Accessories: Bold Butterfly Framelits, Dimensionals
6 comments:
- Jan Clothier said...
What a stunner! Love that gorgeous butterfly. I was intrigued at how you'd done the lacy effect - had to look at the picture in closeup to work it out - and doh! Of course, it's that lovely lacy stamp from Touches of Texture! Great use of the sketch and a fabulous card! Thanks for joining us again at As You See it.
- July 3, 2017 at 3:23 PM
- Vickie Z said...
Lovely card.... Great use of the sketch and colors! So happy you joined us at CTD!
- July 3, 2017 at 5:01 PM
- Wanda Cullen said...
Oh, I love that layout and your take on it is gorgeous! Will have to check out that challenge. Thanks so much for joining us at Color Throwdown!
- July 4, 2017 at 9:21 AM
- Heather Cooper said...
Great design, Christie! I, too, was wondering how you did the lacy texture, but I thought maybe you had used embossing paste with lace as a mask. However, I'm sure Jan has it right! You'll have to solve it for us! The colours are stand-out and you did a beautiful job stamping that butterfly. Thanks for playing along with As You See It Challenge this week!
- July 4, 2017 at 12:08 PM
- Amy Jasper said...
A crisp and clean card with pop! Thanks for playing with us at the As You See It Challenge blog!
- July 13, 2017 at 11:47 AM
- Teresa Kline said...
super sweet card, luv the color contrast! I am so glad you played along with the
As you see it!
blog-paperie blooms
sparkle & shine, kindness *~*
- July 15, 2017 at 6:28 AM


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Emergency-room visits by municipal workers plunged 18.5 percent in the first quarter of fiscal 2017 compared with the same period last year, after the city tripled the co-pay from $50 to $150, officials said.
The decline of nearly 5,200 ER visits — from 28,108 to 22,913 — generated $9.2 million in savings for the city in just one quarter.
The use of other high-cost medical services — such as specialty care, physical therapy and radiology procedures — also trended "significantly lower than projected" after those co-pay fees were raised on July 1, as well.
The precise savings won't be known until later this month, according to a status update from the Office of Labor Relations to Mayor de Blasio.
"Initial reports . . . confirm that our health-care plans are demonstrating significant changes in [medical] utilization patterns that are attributable to the plan changes," reads the Dec. 22 letter, which was recently posted online.
The co-pay increases started in July after a city review found that too many municipal workers were relying on emergency care and other high-cost medical treatment rather than on primary and preventative care.
The cost-cutting measures are part of a 2014 agreement with the Municipal Labor Council to cut $3.4 billion in health-care costs by the end of fiscal 2018.
Thus far, the plan has sparked criticism from the City Council — particularly because hundreds of millions of dollars in savings were claimed by relying on inflated projections for health-care premiums.
In February, City Hall also irked members of the council by quietly plugging a $58 million shortfall in the projected savings using money from a health stabilization fund that's intended for other purposes.
Officials said that new wellness programs for municipal workers have sparked more than 10,000 free flu vaccinations and spurred more than 13,000 employees to enroll in Weight Watchers programs.
Smoking cessation and anti-hypertension programs are in the works, as well.
City officials are also planning to target the retiree health program and the specialty prescription-drug program for additional saving measures.
But they say they're currently on track to come within $150 million of the four-year savings goal even if they don't make any additional changes.
About 75 percent of the city's 300,000 municipal workers are covered under the health-care savings plan


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DISCLAIMER: If you don't know me, then you probably won't know who or what I'm talking about here, so, I'd strongly suggest you read something else. Also, even if you are mentioned in this post, some of the references I'll make will only make sense to the people they're intended for. Still with me? Then, here we go.
I think most people who truly know me that most of my at least somewhat good friends are female. It isn't surprising, when you consider that I was raised in a house full of women. So, in this post, I'm going to address each of my good friends of the female persuasion. This is in no order; remember that.
First and foremost, I have to thank my very best friend. Emily, you are amazing. I honestly can say that I have never had a friend even remotely like you. I know that we don't get to talk much anymore, with you being busy with wedding planning and all, but know that I'm still on your side. Also, and I absolutely mean this, I really do wish you and Alan all the best. Thanks for being an amazing friend.
Brittany, or, should I say, Brii, I can honestly say that I'm very glad we've become friends. We've had some awesome conversations, and I hope we can continue to chat, although I know you've been busy with starting your singing career and all. You are a wonderful person, and I hope we do meet again at some point; after all, it's been three years since we last saw each other! Thanks for being an awesome friend.
Lydia, or, as I say at the library, Ms. Lydia, I know things have been hard for you recently. Still, the strength you have shown in the face of all that adversity is quite admirable. You're always looking out for me, even when I'm not even at the library. I'm very glad to know someone like you. Thanks for everything, especially for being a top-notch friend!
Ashley G., aka Asland, I know we haven't seen each other in a long time, but I'm very glad that you have become my friend, because you are an amazing person. I have enjoyed chatting with you and getting to know you better. Thanks for being a wonderful friend!
Christina K., I realize we didn't talk that much in high school, but I'm very glad for the friendship we've had over the past few years. I hope that our friendship continues for many years to come! It's nice having a fellow nerd as a friend; we can talk about technology, books, sci-fi/fantasy, etc., for a long time. Thanks for being a first-rate friend!
Cari, you have been my friend on Facebook almost from the time I joined! I am so glad that you have stuck around; quite a few of my original Facebook friends are long gone from my friends list. I really enjoy chatting with you, especially the way you tell me things exactly as they are. Some people would call that blunt, but you're truly my friend, so you know that's the only way to talk to me. I hope to see you again at some point, although we've both been talking about it for a while, so it might not happen. I'll still keep up hope that it does, though. Thanks for being a splendid friend!
Kristen, I know we haven't seen each other in four years, but, thanks to modern technology, we have continued to stay in touch, and it has been great. You are a great person, and I am very glad to know you. Thanks for being a terrific friend!
Lorie, we've only known each other for about a year, but you have been such a good friend to me during that time. Every time I see you, you get a big smile on your face and give me an even bigger hug, and it always makes me feel great inside. Thanks for being a first-class friend, and enjoy that book!
Krystal A., it just seems like you've been hit with one thing after another lately. Despite that, you always have a big smile on your face when you see me, and that makes me happy. I realize we've only been friends a matter of months, but it's been great, and I hope it continues for a very long time. Thanks for being a fabulous friend!
Stacey, every time we interact, whether it's when I see you at the shoe store, or just chatting on Facebook, you always lift me up. It's great knowing I have a friend like you, and I hope you and I will continue to be friends for many years to come. Thanks for being a divine friend.
Crystal J., I know things haven't been good for you lately, and I know you've been quite anxious. I probably would be, too, if I were in your situation. Still, you're a wonderful person, and I know that, with God's help, you'll get through it. Thanks for being a stellar friend!
Last but not least, Tanya, it made me sad when I saw you were no longer my job coach. Nevertheless, I'm very glad that you still want to keep in touch with me. Although we haven't had one in a while, I look forward to the next time you and I have a chat on Facebook. Thanks for everything!
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Full Streaming In the Grayscale in High Definition FormatNow you can see In the Grayscale in best video format with duration 101 Min and was published in 2015-03-07 and MPAA rating is 2.
- Original Title : En la gama de los grises
- Movie title in your country : In the Grayscale
- Year of movie : 2015
- Genres of movie : Romance, Drama,
- Status of movie : Released
- Release date of movie : 2015-03-07
- Companies of movie : Tantan Films,
- Countries of movie : Chile,
- Language of movie : Español,
- Durationof movie : 101 Min
- Average vote of movie : 6
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- Translation of movie : EN,
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Can somebody tell me what kind of tree this is? (UPDATED!)
It's in Kentucky. If you know what it is, we'd like to also know what is inside those cocoony looking balls on it.
Inquiring minds need to know...
This is a little closer shot of the green balls/fruit/whatever.
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I have NO ideer. Google needs to work on an image identification and search feature for their next project.ReplyDelete
No clue. It looks like it'll be messy, though, when all those balloon-ish fruity things start falling. They look kinda like limes, but not the foliage.ReplyDelete
w/v: triblega. Maybe it's a triblega bush
I vote for Black Walnut tree. The green things will drop off later on and turn black. I know people that fill pot holes with them and then after driving over them for a week or so go out and take the nuts out. It takes a good 3lb hammer to break them out of the shell then they aren't hardly edible. My grandmother made cookies with them and I hated them. Probably why she made them.ReplyDelete
Dangit, MUD! That's gotta be it! You are a stinkin' genius!!!ReplyDelete
I Goobled Black Walnut, and the pictures look just like what we were trying to figure out.
Paul Mitchell will be proud!
Mud's right. I've got one near my driveway. The walnuts fall, turn black, and make a filthy stain if you hit one with the car wheel.ReplyDelete
I've eaten walnuts but not the ones in the tree by my driveway. I've never eaten the candy, walnetto. But I assume it tastes like walnuts. Why did I bring up walnetto candy?
Remember this from Laugh In: The dirty old guy who always said, "Wanna see my walnetto?" and then got whacked with the woman's purse?
I'm pretty sure that is an Eastern Black Walnut, although many of the walnut trees look similarly.ReplyDelete
At first I was hoping it was a Buckeye, being as where it is located, but the leaves aren't right.
Those outside things are really tough. The nut actually forms inside that, shell and all.
MUD, and Walt...this is WAY COOL! Pam actually thought it was some kind of a Walnut, but was unsure.ReplyDelete
Actually her first thought was a Buckeye, but after looking at it UP CLOSE said "no."
After I told her what it was she said, "Yes, my brother has one of those on the farm in Arkansas. The nut forms in there and it's really tough to get out."
Y'all are THE BEST!
Darn, I just logged on and everyone guessed it already. I got a black walnut tree in my back yard. I had gathered up a couple of 5 gallon buckets last fall and set the behind the shed. The squirrels have gotten them all out.ReplyDelete
My grandparents had a huge old black walnut tree in their backyard, I don't remember the leaves looking like that but it's been a long time!ReplyDelete
Man, those things are hard to crack and hard to pick out. My grandfather had the patience of Job and would get them all. My grandmother made the best durned teacakes in the world with black walnuts in them. Wow.
Jim, I'll bet those teacakes were good. The Mrs. In-law makes teacakes still, but usually with pecans.ReplyDelete
The Mrs. knows how to do it, but as long as The Mrs. In-law does it, what's the point?
A green one?ReplyDelete
Not real helpful, I know, but it's my best guess.
Thanks folks, I knew it had to be a nut of some sort, but being from the South, I had never seen one. The bark resembles a pecan a whole bunch.ReplyDelete
NO! Kentucky is NOT the South!!! It is like 75 degrees right now!
I saw that this morning and didn't have a clue so I came back to see if anyone had identified it. It doesn't look anything like the English walnut tree that I've got.ReplyDelete
Paul, several folks that knew it have them here in the South. But, don't feel bad. It stumped me, too.ReplyDelete
The green fruit will turn black and peel off revealing the nut inside. Squirrels love 'em.ReplyDelete
Kristin, I'm sure Paul will be just thrilled to hear that squirrels love 'em.ReplyDelete
I think he hates tree rats just as much as I do...this is gonna' be fun!
Andy, there are not too many roof rabbits around here, but the next door neighbor's cat got one yesterday. I laughed like I did when I was four and had a Sunday paper and some Silly Putty.ReplyDelete
lol@ Paul.ReplyDelete
My aunt has one of these that overhangs her deck. A little "roof rabbit" decided to amuse himself by chucking the nuts down at us as we tried to enjoy dinner.


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Friday, September 17, 2010
it's funny how...
When I lived at home, we'd houseclean RELIGIOUSLY spring and fall. Gawd forbid a spider web should form on my mother's watch.
When we housecleaned in the spring, we'd put a sheet blanket on the bed along with our homemade summer quilt. In the fall, we'd take the sheet blanket off and put a cotton blanket on, along with our homemade winter quilts.
I couldn't help but think of this when I was putting the cotton blanket on my bed earlier tonight. The temps are chilly in the evening but I still like to run my fan with the window open and snuggle under the layers of covers. Unfortunately, the cotton sheets are like ice when it gets cooler out, so I swapped them out for the cotton.
Yes, it's Saturday and I fully intend to stay in bed reading most of the day!!
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- BRUNO said...
I like runnin' the fan-only setting on the room A/C when it cools-down outside, as well. But I do it mostly for the "white-noise", as they call it.
Too many things go "bump" in the night, when it's quiet....!!!
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Yeah, my husband has tinnitus and he says having the fan on year round helps him sleep better. Although he hasn't been sleeping good at all lately and we can't figure out why.
- BRUNO said...
Kinda like the fable of the lighthouse-keeper of yester-year, when a signal-cannon would be shot every hour, around the clock.
One time, at two-o'clock in the morning, it DIDN'T fire.
Ol' boy sat straight-up in bed, and yelled: "What the hell was that noise?"
(Hmph!!! Get serious on ME, will ya'???)
I feel for your hubby though---I, too, have tinnitus, BAD!
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With just over a week to go until the opening of Climate Control, most of the week was spent making many, many, many (and a few more 'many's) preparations for this. Here are just a few.
We are very lucky to be having Dame Vivienne Westwood to open the exhibitions, along with the Universty's President Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell. Ahead of the launch and private view on 10th May, Vivienne is going to talk with students on the topic of 'Intellectuals Unite'. We put the tickets to attend on Event Brite and these were snapped up within two hours. We'll review the numbers next week, and open up any remaining spaces for people to attend. Through the week I've worked a lot with our Marketing Officer, Alia Ullah, on press releases, lots of plans for a great launch event, and much more besides.
We have used Climate Control to build some great partnerships and relationships. Central to these is a partnership with Manchester Climate Change Agency and Tyndall Manchester, to help contribute to the aims of Manchester A Certain Future, the city's strategy and action plan around climate change. We have been working with the amazing Arup on an animation as a taster for our exhibitions and ongoing engagement programme around climate change. The animation is looking great and will hopefully be ready for the launch. We met programmers at Arup who, like us, had got really quite obsessed with details about the features of the buildings in the animation. We've worked hard to make sure the information it contains is correct, drawing on historical statistics of population and carbon dioxide production.
Our exhibitions will be brought to life by volunteers and visitor services assistants. I met with a group of keen volunteers on Tuesday, to go through the aims of the exhibitions. We are interested in disrupting the narrative of hopelessness, and focusing our attentions on what people want to do and can do in their day to day lives, if they want to. This isn't about us telling people what they should do, but giving them opportunities to share what matters to them. This is really important as we see the Museum as being one of those unusual spaces in society where people can connect with the bigger picture, and with other people. I am very far past the point of museums being about people simply looking at objects in cases, and that will be reflected in the exhibitions. More to follow on these.
On Thursday, I took part in a tour with assessors from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council for a competition on Excellence With Impact, looking at how the University has embedded impact through its activities. We are one of 10 finalists. With only a short time for a tour, we squeezed in just a few of the ways that we've embedded academic engagement opportunities into the Museum. These include Honorary Academic Curator and Student Curator schemes I set up a few years ago, which aim to build and recognise relationships between academic, students and the Museum. We looked at our galleries, which we have redeveloped since 2010 to better connect with our ambitions of promoting understanding between cultures and working towards a sustainable world. I spoke about the latter as we walked through Living Worlds, still my favourite gallery. We saw second year BSc Biology students giving their short 'lightning talks' in the Study. (A few months ago we briefed students on our projects around climate change and conservation and they researched objects in the Museum and linked them to the topics. This is one of a number of ways we have involved students in our programmes, and the talks looked absolutely fascinating. Rachel Webster, our brilliant Curator of Botany, took on most of the organising of this whole scheme.) After a whistlestop tour of the Vivarium and the space that will be our new brilliant temporary exhibition gallery, we met with students in the Rutherford Room, where Ernest Rutherford worked on atomic structure in the early 1900s.
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Here is a cute tutorial on how to re-use your lovers work shirts. You know how I love to recycle :)
What you'll need:
One men's dress shirt with a straight hem, wide enough to be gathered at your waist, long enough from the armpit to the hem for the skirt
Sewing machine and thread
1/2-inch elastic about 30 inches long
Large safety pin
1. Lay your shirt down, folded in half lengthwise. Following a ruler, cut straight across the shirt, from under the armpit to the buttons. This bottom piece is your skirt.
2. Using other pieces from the shirt, cut two waistband pieces, about 5 inches tall by the width of your hips. Cutting from the rest of the shirt, cut pieces to combine together to make two belt straps. These pieces should be 5 inches tall by as wide as you can get.
3. Combine the belt pieces to form two strips that are roughly 24 inches long by 5 inches tall. Press the seams flat where they were connected. Fold one strip in half with right sides together and sew, forming a long tube. Stitch one end closed and repeat on the other strip. Turn the tubes right side out and press flat.
4. Lay out one waistband piece face up. Lay the two belt pieces on top of the waistband piece, on each of the two short ends, about an inch from the bottom. Lay the other waistband piece on top of the first one, matching sides. Pin the two short ends together, including the belt pieces. Stitch each side, capturing the belt in the side seam. Fold the waistband in half, wrong sides together, and press flat.
5. Baste the top of the skirt and gather to fit the width of the waistband. Pin the waistband to the skirt, right sides facing and with the belt pieces toward the front of the skirt, with the raw edge of the waistband lining up with the top raw edge of the skirt. Stitch together, being careful not to sew the belt pieces into the seam. Leave a 1-inch opening in the seam when connecting the waistband to the skirt.
6. Cut a piece of 1/2-inch elastic to a comfortable width for your waist, plus 1 inch for overlapping. Pin a large safety pin to the elastic and feed into the waistband casing. Once you've gone all the way around, pull the pin out the hole and overlap the two ends of elastic about 1/2 inch. Zigzag-stitch them together and release into the waistband. Stitch the hole closed in the skirt.
7. Press all your seams crisp, and slip on the skirt. Tie the belt pieces in front and go!
You can find it at: http://www.craftstylish.com/item/44969/how-to-make-a-belted-skirt-from-a-mens-dress-shirt
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Project Runway Season 6 Update
So it has finally been settled. Project Runway Season 6 will debut now on LifeTime on August 20th, 2009. I can't wait!! I hope they do not change it because it's not on Bravo anymore.
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Monday, April 27, 2009
Yeah It's here
The fabric and pattern came for the new project. I love it and I am going to start asap on it.
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Monday, April 20, 2009
Upcoming project idea!
This is my new idea. I just ordered the materials and pattern. I want to make the patterned dress, but with the black and cream pattern. The red will be the middle width part of the dress. I fell in love with this fabric. It is Alexander Henry Sofia. I can't wait to make it!!!!!!!! I was invited to my friends Whitney wedding shower in Napa and I think it will be great for Napa. I hope the pattern and fabric comes today so I can get started on it.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Purses & Handbags
I really like purses and hand bags. Who doesn't. Although you would think that I don't because most days you will see me using a canvas bag or Bare Escentuals bag as my purse. I carry too much crap around with me on a day to day basis. I am a pack rat and I am cheap. I guess I think that I will get stranded and will need something even though there is a Walgreens on every corner. Here are two examples of bags I made. The tote bag I made at a class at Stitch Lounge. It is made out of cotton and is reversible. The other bag is a Amy Butler pattern. I had this idea of making a black bag with buttons, but it turned out bad and is ugly and I am going to re-do it. Tote bags are easy, but any other bags are really kind've hard. There are a lot of angles and interfacing's. I can see why bags these days are expensive, but at the same time I don't get why they are?
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Saturday, April 18, 2009
My Summer Halter Top
This pattern has been sitting around for a couple years now and I finally got around to making it. It is a fairly easy project. I used an Amy Butler pattern. The thing I like about this is that the bust part is lined. This is one that I think we could do with the crafties.
I am glad it is warming up so I can wear it :)
I am glad it is warming up so I can wear it :)
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Thursday, April 16, 2009
My 28th B-day
For some reason I wanted to have a picnic and go dancing for my Birthday. It wasn't a special Birthday date, but I like getting people together and planning things. So I did both and that means I needed a party dress. I found this pattern on burdastyle.com and made the dress over a weekend. I bought the fabric from Fabrix and decided to use the opposite side of the fabric. The other side was too light. I made some changes to the pattern. I added an extra high slit for dancing, a belt to cover some bad sewing, and buttons everywhere because I learned how to do button holes while making this dress. I like the red touches of satin at the bust and on the pockets. I think it fits really well and I am glad at the way it turned out.
P.S. I like the picture in the top right because I actually have some cleavage from this dress :)
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San Francisco City College Extended Ed Class Project
One of the benefits of my urban forestry stint in San Jose is that I received $5000 for school. Since I am not really sure what I am going to do and that 5,000 won't really cover much I have decided to use it to improve my sewing skills. I want to make more professional things and this takes practice. I signed up for a 5 week class. It met every Tuesday night for a few hours. It was open lab, so you brought in a project and you worked on that for the 5 weeks. I downloaded a pencil skirt pattern from Burdastyle.com and made a pencil skirt. I really like the class because she would walk around and help you, but you had freedom and motivation to complete the project. I am hoping to take her week long class this summer. http://www.sew-it-all.com/
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Happy Tax Day!
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I am addicted to this website. Help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is where I downloaded patterns for my B-day dress and pencil skirt. The patterns used to be free, but now they cost about $3. You download them, print them out and tape them together. They have awesome patterns for everything. They put a new one up every Tuesday. I love it!
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My new thing is to make a piece of clothing for a fun event or a trip. So when my parents invited me to The Big Island of Hawaii I was excited to make a dress. I didn't want just a summer light hawaiian dress. I wanted a more dressy, but relaxed dress that I could wear out to a nice dinner. I found the fabric at Fabrix on Clement and across the street at Satin Moon found a pattern that was 75% off. It was a match made in heaven. I had some real trouble with this one. It was my 1st time making something fitted and had a zipper. By the way I did not have a zipperfoot so I hand sewed the zipper which is a no no. I was working on this up until the night before the trip. It looked okay. It fit me well. When my mom saw it she could tell it wasn't up to par so she helped me fix it before I wore it. :) I took a class recently where I learned how to do a zipper and I bought a zipperfoot, so I am planning on redoing the zipper just in case I go to Hawaii again. :)
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Flannel PJ Pants
Next I wanted to start making real items of clothing. I needed PJ's so I got Pattern # and made some flannel pants. I added a drawstring and pockets on the side. Pretty easy you would think, but it was my 1st time reading a pattern. With a little help from my Mom on a trip to San Diego I was starting to get the hang of it. They were completed and looked good, but every time I wear them they rip in the crouch. :) Oh well.
Monday, April 13, 2009
I saw a picture of an apron on-line and really wanted one. My other passion is cooking and so I figured it would be great to have an apron. I had this funky kind've hippy african fabric that I didn't know what to do with. I didn't use a pattern for this, I just went with it. It has two places where it ties in the back and I put two pockets in front. It turned out pretty good.
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Starter Projects
I always have had a fascination with clothing. Growing up I had a unique sense of style. I used to make sketches when I was little of outfits in my head. If I find them I will post. I can play dress up for hours and enjoy it. In Highschool I would hem things by hand, but then I got a sewing machine for a birthday and then that changed. I first started off altering fabrics. The skirt was something my mom picked up from Ross that was a size XXX so I made it fit me. The shirt was a pattern that I found on-line where you take a Mumu and make it into a slouch shirt. I tried to teach it to "the craftgroup" and I found out I am not a very good teacher. I did wear my mumu shirt out dancing once. :)
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
About Me
I am asked this alot on the Internet: I am a 28 year old single women who feels that I am not fit for the 21st century. I am a feminist, but sometimes I wish I could just stay home and be a house wife. I have a bad back and I am very emotional. I am a temporary worker for the 2nd time in my life. I have an Environmental Science degree which I hope to use again in my life. I love the city, but hate the rat race. I love clothes and can't wait to sew sew sew. I am so into health, but I am in a constant struggle to de-stress myself. I never seem to win so I probably will die when I am 40. I think that is good enough for now.
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This is all new to me
I have never done anything like this before. I don't even like to talk about my self, but I really like looking at other people's blogs, so I will give it a try. I think I might just have it be a place where I post and talk about new projects and inspirations I have. It also may be a place where I get my daily thoughts out. Who knows.
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Ryan is 17 and lives really differently from people of his age, he doesn't watch the TV, doesn't listen to a lot of music, and has a prepaid phone. Hadley is a 22 years-old young woman and is a famous popstar. They'll fall in love at first sight. The novel is about how hard is a relationship between a celebrity and a person , but also a young woman and a teenage boy who'll be soon a young man.
I think this novel has a lot of positive and negative side, I'll begin with the negative (of course I'll finish with the positive, it's better to finish on good terms)
*I didn't like the dual POV of this novel because the author used too much the pronoun "I" (it's logical since it's from each character POV) and I did read (not a lot but) some dual POV and it never bother me, I mean it never catched my attention (the use of "I"). I also didn't like the fact that each chapter begin with a little bit of the previous each chapter (again it's logical since it's from each character POV) it's interesting, but personnally I prefer when the story is continuous even with different POV.
*The insta-love is really hard to believe, it was too much. The first chapters were really unbelievable (especially from Hadley POV <= the use of "I").
Now what I found positive was even if it was hard to believe at first slowly it becomes real, I don't know how to explain but when you read romance and it was so good because it has HEA ending, it's kind of unbelievable (at least to me), you're feeling like "Yeah it was a HEA but in real life it never happens like that". In Lost in You, the reality begins in the middle of the novel, and I was feeling like "Yep it's sad but that's the reality" and that's why I enjoyed the novel.
I also liked that the topics raised by the author were about freedom, forgiveness, family but also celebrity.
Now about the characters I didn't got attached to them because maybe I didn't recognize myself in them (of course it's a celebrity and a boy ! *get out*), even if they were well described, I don't know something was lacking for me.
Overall I enjoyed the novel, not as much as I expected but it was still good, I'd like to add that maybe I didn't understand some parts because English is not my mother tongue (even if I re-read the part) but I can say there was a lot of feelings and hot moments (yes the ending was HOT) !


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Lulo comes from a lineage peppered throughout with highly talented musicians. He first showed an interest during his formative years. By the age of five Lulo was already being handed down the guitar tradition through his father Bawo Reinhardt and has devoted his life to music ever since.
By the time he was 12, he was performing with his cousins in the Koblenz-based Mike Reinhardt sextet. Over the years, Lulo expanded his musical horizons as he delved into the music of other cultures. Today, Lulo continues to explore and perform a fusion of styles, including flamenco, Latin, and Brazilian jazz. He combines these with his own artistic stamp, and always with a nod to his Gypsy influences.
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We have been off to a bumpy start in 2017. Plagued by illness and being captive inside our home more than we would like to admit, our neighborhood has once again proven to be a light at the end of our dark, and what feels like at times, endless tunnel. Our small area has supported our needs, without ever once requiring a car (thank God for that we don't even own one).
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The neighborhood boasts two playgrounds, loads of green space and access to the Rhine River, which proves time and again to be a scenic and gorgeous walk anytime of day or year. We can access green space by walking to a local deer park, or botanical gardens in less than 30 minutes. A tram runs right in front of our house, which means access to the city and neighboring villages are all available to us most hours of the day, despite the noise. We feel remarkably blessed that ten years ago when we moved to Basel and had no idea where to live that we stumbled upon our little gem of a neighborhood. We can honestly say it has made a huge impact on our happiness and above all, our quality of life.
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The 43-year-old actor looks incredible in the magazine's latest photo spread, posing on a beach in tropical shirts. The cover is particularly notable as Ali is a black, Muslim man gracing the front page of the American issue.
Our American issue has a black Muslim cover star… ✊ https://t.co/obuacNK7Ym— Mark Anthony Green (@Mark_A_Green) June 19, 2017
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Going to take a lighter approach through the rest of the month on Fridays. In the spirit of the season, here goes.
What is your favorite Christmas song?
I love Christmas (Baby Please Come Home by Darlene Love.
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December 4, 2015 at 10:25 am
It is so hard to pick just one! My favorite is one that is not really considered a Christmas song: "Let's Make a Baby King" by Wynonna Judd. My favorite secular song is "I'll Be Home For Christmas" by Harry Connick, Jr. or Bing Crosby!
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I used to play competitive tennis, so during my time off I try to hit the courts. I also play golf and like to squeeze in rounds whenever I can. In the winters, I do what many BC outdoors-y people do and hit Whistler and the North Shore mountains. Travel is also high on my agenda, and I am currently planning a trip to South America.
In mid 2010, while working at a Ford store, I was invited onto the Clarkdale team by a previous manager of mine. I jumped at the opportunity, as VW is my favourite brand. In fact, I'm currently on my fourth Golf! Introduced in 1974 as the original front drive hatchback, it has become a true pillar of the Volkswagen brand.
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April 30, 1996
NOREEN LONDON BATSON, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.LEDERLE LABORATORIES, A DIVISION OF AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY, A MAINE CORPORATION DOING BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY; DEFENDANT-APPELLANT.
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Defendant appeals on leave granted from an interlocutory order of the trial Judge determining that he would apply the principle of offensive collateral estoppel based upon the companion case involving plaintiff's sister, London v. Lederle Laboratories, Inc., 219 N.J. Super. 601 530 A.2d 1287 (App. Div. 1996), which had just been tried to Conclusion before him. The sisters' physician, Robert L. Pierce, M.D. had prescribed and administered brands of tetracycline, primarily those of defendant, from birth through their teenage years. In the London matter, the jury determined that Lederle knew of the teeth-staining propensities of tetracycline from 1958 or 1959, yet did not warn of this problem until 1964. Plaintiff, born in 1955, ingested Lederle's tetracycline between 1957 and 1961. Since the same physician prescribed the drugs, many of the issues present in the London matter are duplicated in this case. As we noted at oral argument, we do not understand why these matters, which were to be tried sequentially, were not consolidated, since the proof in each case was practically identical (except for three relatively minor issues: the time of the first ingestion, the effect of two later administrations of non-Lederle tetracycline in the London matter, and the damages suffered by each of the sisters). *fn1
Collateral estoppel permits one who was not a party to an action involving a common defendant or plaintiff to use a finding of fact from that action to preclude relitigation of the issue in the pending case. Kortenhaus v. Eli Lilly & Co., 228 N.J. Super. 162, 164, 549 A.2d 437 (App. Div. 1988). Of course, where, on substantially identical proofs, triers of fact in multiple case have reached different Conclusions concerning the disputed fact, collateral estoppel is inappropriate. Id. at 168-170. The inconsistent verdicts erode a fundamental tenet on which the doctrine is based because the court can no longer rely on the presumption that the earlier decision was reliable and substantially correct. Id. at 166, 168.
Defendant argues that offensive collateral estoppel is inapplicable in this case, primarily because the London verdict finding that Lederle knew of the danger in 1958/59 is inconsistent with the verdicts previously rendered in the Feldman series of cases *fn2 determining that Lederle did not know of the danger until at least 1960. Verdicts that are different, however, are not necessarily "inconsistent." Earlier decisions are deprived of their potential collateral estoppel effect where, for example, "later scientific discoveries ... cast doubt on prior findings of scientific fact ...." Zweig v. E.R. Squibb & Sons, Inc., 222 N.J. Super. 306, 312, 536 A.2d 1280 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 111 N.J. 614 (1988).
The same is true where new facts or better proof are later available. In the London case, plaintiff presented Kevin Rooney, a former key employee of Lederle, whose testimony apparently was unavailable in the Feldman series of cases. Rooney testified as a hostile witness regarding Lederle's knowledge of the danger of tetracycline in the late 1950's. The record of the Feldman decisions indicates that Lederle apparently concealed from the Feldman plaintiff the information Rooney provided in London. Feldman contained only some of Rooney's letters which did not provide the definite proof of early knowledge available in the cases before us. Due to the previously unavailable information regarding Lederle's knowledge, the Feldman case cannot be considered to have any collateral estoppel effect. *fn3 Presumably, that information also was unavailable in Donigi v. American Cyanamid Co., 57 A.D.2d 760, 394 N.Y.S.2d 422 (N.Y. App. Div. 1977), aff'd, 43 N.Y.2d 935, 374 N.E.2d 1245, 403 N.Y.S.2d 894 (N.Y. 1978), cited by defendant and decided before Feldman, in which a jury found no liability on Lederle's part on the basis that it did not know in 1958 that tetracyclines caused tooth staining. Defendant's attempts to preclude plaintiff from invoking offensive collateral estoppel on the basis of the inconsistency of the London verdict with Feldman and Donigi are misplaced, when in back-to-back cases the proofs would have been virtually identical and would have included information unavailable or not offered in Feldman and Donigi.
Defendant has also claimed that offensive collateral estoppel is unavailable to a plaintiff who had the opportunity to join in the earlier action but failed to do so. The fact that plaintiff did not join her sister's case does not preclude her from invoking offensive collateral estoppel. Under the Restatement of Judgments 2d, § 29 (1982), cited with approval in
Kortenhaus v. Eli Lilly, supra, 228 N.J. Super. at 165, one of the eight "circumstances" to be considered when a defendant wishes to relitigate an issue is whether:
(3) The person seeking to invoke favorable preclusion, or to avoid unfavorable preclusion, could have effected joinder in the first action between himself and his present adversary.
However, no New Jersey case has explicitly discussed or adopted this factor of the Restatement test as mandatorily disqualifying a party from claiming issue preclusion. *fn4 On the other hand, New Jersey has adopted the general rule that determinations concerning the applicability of collateral estoppel should involve "a discretionary weighing of economy against fairness." Id. at 165; see also State v. Gonzalez, 75 N.J. 181, 191-92, 380 A.2d 1128 (1977).
In this case, Lederle has not shown that permitting it to relitigate the knowledge issue would involve anything other than a duplication of the proofs presented in London. It has made no showing of new scientific evidence regarding the harmlessness of tetracycline, or proof that its own records and former employee's testimony can be further rebutted, or anything else that would bring into doubt the collateral preclusionary effect of the London finding. While joinder would have been the wiser initial course, defendant does not argue that plaintiff should be precluded from suing altogether, and there is no sound reason that plaintiff or the court system should be required to undergo the duplication of efforts regarding an issue settled, for now, in the London case.
In the companion London case we have remanded the matter for a new trial on the issues of proximate cause, allocation of compensatory damages, and punitive damages. We have preserved the jury's findings concerning defendant's knowledge of the tooth-staining dangers as of 1958/59 and its failure to issue appropriate warnings as well as the amount of compensatory damages awarded to Ms. London. The issues of whether the warnings, if given, would have been heeded by Dr. Pierce, a proximate cause question, remains, as does the allocation of damages, if any between Lederle's defective product and other causes, and defendant's responsibility for punitive damages if the proximate cause question is answered in Ms. London's favor. These three issues are ...
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