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Chromium Crusher Review
Everything You Need To Know
Anyone who has been working with grinders for long enough will tell you that a poor performing grinder is more trouble than it's worth. With a Chromium Crusher it's two or three turns and you're done, but there's so much more to this workhorse than that, which is why we chose to do some extra research of our own when it comes to this product and give it a proper review to see if it really is as valuable as they say.
Poor quality grinders allow metal dust fragments to break off into your mix, have teeth that don't mesh properly or cylinders that have a loose clanky feel about them. Any shredder worth the money you pay for it needs to give you the sense that you're working with a solid piece of machinery that will last through years of heavy use.
So, if you've been at all frustrated with the performance of grinders that you've used in the past and you want to shred weed to an acceptable quality to smoke, the Chromium crusher is a performance quality tool that absolutely simplifies preparing a mix.
With a simple and very sleek design, the Chromium Crusher has razor sharp teeth that chew into buds and pull herb from stem with incredible ease. Premium crushers are designed to make life easier and give you years of hassle free grinding because they crank more smoothly and quickly than other grinders and, with the Chromium Crusher you notice that difference straight away.
Chromium Crusher is a shredder which its design elements have been finely tuned to a greater performance standard. Choose carefully when you're buying a grinder and if you want a machine that is heavy, precision milled with all four pieces individually engineered, you'll probably want to settle on a Chromium Crusher.
But be sure you're getting an authentic product. The Chromium Crusher grinder is well known and there are a lot of trashy copies out there cashing in on its reputation. Here's some of the most important features to pay attention to when considering this grinder.
Chromium Crusher's Features
No question, size and durability are the standout features for the Chromium Crusher grinder.
The first thing you notice is how solid it feels and it was the first element that I wanted to test in this review...durability. It fits in your hands like a doorknob, put together as a weighty piece of precision metal and worked into unit that will perform effectively, for a long time, which is why it comes with such an extensive warranty.
The Chromium Crusher grinder a little larger than most of the shredders out there, but this gives you the opportunity to pack it with a solid volume of buds and it still fits nicely between the palms of your hands so you can get more shredding done for the time you put in preparing your mix.
It comes with a scraper and the sides of the chamber are angled so it's easier to retrieve shredded bud. It also features a magnetised lid that neatly clicks into place and remind you every time you shred, making this a tool you want to use. Chromium Crusher's larger size means the kief screen has a greater surface area, which makes for a greater spread of product that is much easier to collect.
Best of all the Chromium Crusher has teeth like nothing else. This shredder's diamond shaped mesh of shredding teeth slide over each other like polished metal should in a way that no standard metal triangular tooth designed grinders can.
Another important Chromium Crusher feature is the plastic ring the grinder slides on so the only resistance you can feel while grinding is the herb and stem your cutting through without rotating grinding friction slower, less effective grinders produce.
What We Loved About This Grinder
From musical instruments to power drills, the tools we use to get what we want out of life are only effective if they are well made and do the tasks we want to a high standard every time.
That's what makes the Chromium Crusher so enjoyable to use. If you've been exposed to smaller less durable shredders, you'll know how wonderful it is to be free of the frustration of instruments that don't do the job properly.
This grinder cuts through a mix quickly and thoroughly, it's teeth destroy tight resinous buds in moments in a motion that feels great to have in your hands, which is why it has been such a pleasure to review and I can honestly see myself keeping one of these babies around for a while.
What We Didn't Like
The only thing we didn't like about the Chromium Crusher grinder was that the colors varied a bit when we ordered and received the product. This can be annoying, but, if you manage your expectations, it's a let down that can be avoided.
Another thing about the Chromium Crusher grinder is to watch the accumulation of residue on the top magnet because this can affect the way the pieces fit together, though this is a problem easily fixed with a small amount of rubbing alcohol and speaks volumes for how much precision went into designing this shredder.
Chromium Crusher Review: Is It Right For You?
If you're the kind of person who feels a substantial personal attachment to good quality tools that you don't have to replace because they do what they're supposed to and don't break or misfire then the Chromium Crusher is going to tick all the right boxes for you.
Look around, get hold of one to try, if you know where to find one to test drive and reassure yourself of the quality and precision work that has been worked into the design and functionality of this grinder.
If you want something else, then you can check out more products on this page: https://medpot.net/product-reviews/weed-grinders
The Good
- Heavy Duty Aluminum Alloy Construction
- 4 Piece, 3 Chamber Design
- Includes Limited Lifetime Warranty
The Bad
- Colours Can Vary


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Rental Highlights
Updated 9/10/2016
• The monthly rental fee is 9% of the purchase price.
• The initial payment is three times the normal monthly rental fee. The next payment is three months later. Up to 75% of this fee is refundable within the first three months. See the example below.
• Maintenance is included while renting.
• String Replacement is included while renting.
• 75% of rental payments go to ownership.
• Payment options: you may choose a different option at any time:
- Bring cash.
- Send a check.
- Arrange automatic payment through your bank.
- Enroll in The Violin Shoppe automatic credit/debit card withdrawal plan.
- Either provide valid credit card info OR leave a security deposit equal to 20% of purchase price. The security deposit may be applied to ownership if you decide to buy the instrument.
• Prepay for the year and the rental fee is cut in half. See the example below.
• Exchange an instrument for a larger or different one at any time.
• Rental cost examples of an instrument valued at $219:
A: Rent by the month:
9% of $219 = $19.71/month. The initial payment is 3 x $19.71 = $59.31. The next payment of $19.71 is due three months later and every month thereafter.
B: Prepay for a year: The total, one-time, up-front payment would be
4.5% of $219=$9.86/month times 12 months = $118.32
Remember: maintenance is always included and 75% of the rental fees are applied to ownership.
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The low FODMAP diet and calcium
by FoodMaestro | 1 June 2016
By: Hannah Hunter, a HCPC registered dietitian trained in FODMAPs at King's College London
Whenever you make changes to your diet, it follows naturally that your intake of different nutrients will also be affected. Researchers have found that people on a low FODMAP diet tend to have lower intakes of calcium, likely due to restricting dairy products containing lactose.
As well as being important for healthy teeth and bones, calcium is involved in many important functions in the body, such as blood clotting, hormone production, muscle contractions and nerve signalling. Calcium is stored in your bones and your body is very good at maintaining the level in your blood so that it is available to use. If your dietary intake is too low, over time your calcium stores will be depleted, which can lead to thinning of the bones and osteoporosis. Your requirements will also be higher if you have certain conditions such as coeliac disease or Crohn's disease and if you are breastfeeding or post-menopausal.
The British Dietetic Association (BDA) has a useful fact sheet that shows how much calcium you need and how to achieve this through your diet. Some foods in this leaflet are high in FODMAPs, so we have provided a few ideas of calcium rich foods below and how to find them using the FODMAP by FM app.
1. Low lactose dairy products
Some dairy foods are naturally low in lactose and therefore suitable for the low FODMAP diet. For instance, hard cheeses such cheddar, edam, mozzarella, and parmesan contain minimal lactose. Most people will also tolerate up to 50ml (2tbsp) of normal milk, yoghurt or cottage cheese. Search within FODMAP app "Dairy- cheese" category to find suitable cheeses.
2. Lactose free dairy
Lactose intolerance is caused by a lack of the enzyme lactase, which breaks down lactose into simpler sugars. Some dairy products have lactase added and therefore are low FODMAP. These can be found easily by selecting "Lactose Free Dairy" from the ready made Low FODMAP Lists section.
3. Fortified milk alternatives
Many suitable dairy alternatives are available, including milks made from rice, nuts (almond/ hazelnut), oats, soya (60ml maximum), and coconut (125ml maximum). Ensure that the milk you choose has added calcium, as these are not natural sources and remember that organic varieties do not usually have added calcium. Search for suitable milk alternatives by selecting the "Dairy" category and choosing "Non-dairy milk".
4. Tofu
Many varieties of tofu contain calcium sulphate or calcium chloride, which is added to help it to set. This makes tofu an excellent source of calcium, as well as a good source of protein. Remember to check on the ingredients list that the firming agent used is calcium based. For example, the Cauldron Organic Smoked Tofu would be suitable and the ingredients tab is useful to show this.
5. Fish with edible bones
Small fish such as whitebait and certain tinned fish such as sardines and salmon have edible bones and are therefore good sources of calcium. Avoid whitebait cooked in wheat flour and tinned fish with sauces containing onion or garlic. Selecting FoodMaestro's "Tinned" category, choosing "Fish" and typing "Sardines" into the search bar reveals over 50 different types of suitable products.
If your intake of dietary calcium is inadequate, then you may need calcium supplements. Speak to your GP, Dietitian or hospital Consultant for individual advice.
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The Hunter Of Calawassee
Through brisk November days young Kedar and his trusty slave, Lauto,
hunted along the Calawassee, with hope to get a shot at a buck--a buck
that wore a single horn and that eluded them with easy, baffling gait
whenever they met it in the fens. Kedar was piqued at this. He drained a
deep draught and buttoned his coat with an air of resolution. Now, by my
soul, quoth he, I'll have that buck to-day or die myself! Then he
laughed at the old slave, who begged him to unsay the oath, for there was
something unusual about that animal--as it ran it left no tracks, and it
passed through the densest wood without halting at trees or undergrowth.
Bah! retorted the huntsman. Have up the dogs. If that buck is the
fiend himself, I'll have him before the day is out! The twain were
quickly in their saddles, and they had not been long in the wood before
the one-horned buck was seen ahead, trotting with easy pace, yet with
marvellous swiftness.
Kedar, who was in advance, whipped up his horse and followed the deer
into a cypress grove near the Chechesee. As the game halted at a pool he
fired. The report sounded dead in the dense wood, and the deer turned
calmly, watched his pursuer until he was close at hand, then trotted away
again. All day long he held the chase. The dogs were nowhere within
sound, and he galloped through the forest, shouting and swearing like a
very devil, beating and spurring the horse until the poor creature's head
and flanks were reddened with blood. It was just at sunset that Kedar
found himself again on the bank of the Calawassee, near the point he had
left in the morning, and heard once more the baying of his hounds. At
last his prey seemed exhausted, and, swimming the river, it ran into a
thicket on the opposite side and stood still. Now I have him! cried the
hunter. Hillio, Lauto! He's mine! The old negro heard the call and
hastened forward. He heard his master's horse floundering in the swamp
that edged the river--then came a plash, a curse, and as the slave
arrived at the margin a few bubbles floated on the sluggish current. The
deer stood in the thicket, staring with eyes that blazed through the
falling darkness, and, with a wail of fear and sorrow, old Lauto fled the
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Filipa Osório Surgery Live Streamed for International Congress
Filipa Osório, Hospital da Luz Lisboa gynaecologist, performed a surgery live followed by the participants in the annual Congress of ESGE, the European Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy, taking place between October 18 and 21 in Antalya, Turkey.
The physician performed a total laparoscopic hysterectomy in a 51-years-old female patient, with voluminous myomatous uterus and complaints of haemorrhage non-controllable by medical therapeutics. The intervention was made in Izmir University Hospital.
Surgeons Revaz Botchorishvili (France), Joseph Nassif (Lebanon), Mohamed Mabrouk (Italy), Stefano Bettocchi (Italy, Giuseppe Bigatti (Italy) and Harald Krentel (Germany) were also present.
This was the 26th ESGE Congress, gathering hundreds of specialists from all over the world, and this was the second time, Filipa Osório performed a live surgery for the annual meetings of this Society. The physician, specialist in minimally invasive surgery in patients with endometriosis, uterine myoma and benign pathology, gives training at IRCAD (France) in endoscopic surgery, besides being co-responsible for the Accreditation Centre in gynaecologic laparoscopic surgery, in Lisbon, under guidance of the European Academy of Gynaecological Surgery I Louvain and under guidance of ESGE.


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5 pieces to add to your wardrobe this fall
Fall arrive last night. Like, for real... I think. It was the first night that when sitting outside I got chills and loved every single one, which has made me even more excited about fall fashion. So if I was to make a list of the 5 or 10 pieces you need to update your wardrobe this fall I would be wearing 5 of them below...
They are:
- cape/shawl
- white blouse (under $30!)
- black jeans(so flattering)
- tan satchel
- tan booties
These basic pieces can mixed and worn so many different ways. These jeans look like pants but suck you in like spanx. The bag can be worn with brown or black and that top is the perfect layering piece to go under vests, jackets, and sweater cardigan without creating bulk. It also comes in ELEVEN colors and it under $30!
If you watched my Snapchat or Instagram stories from last night you can see how I dress them up dinner and watch we had for dinner. (It was soooo good!) I hope OKC will have more night's like last night. I know I keep saying it but isn't this the best time of year?!
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Watch Your Step!
The first one just looks like one of our typical dry, high-desert chaparral hillsides, doesn't it? Nothing really very remarkable, is there? Or is there? Take a closer look, right there in the middle of the picture (for a closer look, you can click on any of the photos, or just keep reading).
These photos were taken a couple of weeks ago, a few miles north and east of here. When you get a bit closer, you can see that's not just a differently-colored pile of dirt down in that hole (I don't know that I would even get close enough to have taken these photos - gives me the willies just looking at them). It's alive! And moving!
It's an entire den of Great Basin rattlesnakes, just waking up from their winter's hibernation, out for a bit of sun. Now I don't really mind having a snake around. I don't care for the "startle" factor when I first see one, but for the most part they can really be quite helpful keeping the rodent population down. We've had a little gopher snake out under our shed for the past couple of years, and he's actually quite cute when he does his rattlesnake imitation - he'll curl up and shake his naked little tail and hiss.
But real rattlesnakes are a different story. If we get one around the place, we'll try relocating it - Aries will gently pick it up with a long stick and carry it down the road to the open hillsides. But some like the easier pickin's around the chicken coop (the mice really like the scratch corn we give the chickens as a treat) and come back. In that case we'll kill them, but have only done that twice in the 20 years we've been here. But this is still the wild west out here in some ways, so you always have to be aware of where you're putting your feet when out hiking in these hills - especially around open rock formations in the summer and into the fall. And once you hear that distinctive rattle, you'll never forget it.
4 comments:
- Carolyn said...
Wow! I live in Scottsdale, AZ and see single rattlers alot, but never a den! I would be scared for days imagining that scene. Gopher snakes are cool though. I had a red racer in the house the other day. He was under a little table when I picked it up to vacuum. I picked him up and put him back outdoors where he belongs. Lots of surprises living in the desert.
- June 10, 2008
- Felicia McB said...
that is why I'm terrified to move to the country, even though I think I would really like it, but I'm not that big on wild animals and I'd have a coronary if I came across a snake, much less a rattler.
- June 10, 2008
Wow! That is amazing. When we lived in south Texas we would frequently have cottonmouths and copperheads come into the yard and occasionally our swimming pool. They would be promptly killed with a shovel - no place to relocate them in our neighborhood. I think that if I came across this many snakes, I would run the other ways and fast!
- June 11, 2008
- Chiot's Run said...
WOW, that's amazing!
I'm not scared of snakes, I guess that's from growing up with them as pets (we even had a big boa that was 12 ft long and could have eaten me as a kid).
I'm not sure I'd want a den of these in my back yard, but I do welcome other snakes.
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Welcome to Pro-Fix Installations (N.E) Ltd
Pro-Fix Installations have built a group of loyal customers who value the comprehensive range of products and the fully-managed service we offer. Serving Tyne & Wear, Northumberland, Durham & Teesside providing an unparalleled level of service and work supplying the new house build industry and home improvement market. Our offer includes:
Expertise in new build housing from initial design through to contract and handover with over 20 years experience to draw from, a local regional company supplying and installing. In partnership with MASCO UK Newbuild Division since 2009, having the backing of the largest fabricator in the UK gives our customers demands the industry now requires.
Home improvements
The company have been very successful in the home improvement sector over the years offering a wide range of products from doors , windows , conservatories, bifolds, aluminum products on a supply and fix basis. As a company we take stand back approach don't employ push salesmen, don't offer over unrealistic offers and gimmicks which often tarnish the sector.
Evolution Windows
Without any shadow of a doubt the Evolution The Alternative Timber window is flagship of our product range. With all the aesthetics of timber but benefits and efficiencies unrivalled , this had crafted product has to be seen to be belived.It's the closet thing to a designer window in the UK at this moment in time with an endless array of colours and styles to choose from unique to each specific customer.
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2016 saw the business re locate to a new 8,500 sqf premises on Gateshead Team Valley Trading Estate and open its Window Warehouse division. Offering products from our extensive range to the local tradesmen and DIY enthusiast with trade counter prices. We see the benefit of the local trade and repeat custom so therefore offer very competitive rates without having to open an account
Why choose Profix Installations
Pro-Fix Installations are a BBA Approved Installer of the UK NewBuild network which underpins the UK NewBuild end-to-end solution. It ensures that, at any site across the UK, house builders receive quality installation and consistent levels of service and support for all UK NewBuild products.
Our network is a collective of successful, regional, privately owned PVCu installer businesses.
Each team has grown by meeting the needs and aspirations of local customers - and offers specific new build expertise. Members conform to a common charter setting out minimum performance and services standards. Please visit www.bbacerts.co.uk for more information on the BBA certification process.
A comprehensive warranty with dedicated customer care
In addition to the product guarantees and accreditations of UK NewBuild in-house fabricated product, Pro-Fix Installations can ensure continuity of supply to the House Builder. The product, supply continuity and standards for installation and post occupancy care are designed to ensure both you and your purchasers can have complete peace of mind. For further details, please refer to the UK New Build Installer Charter


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While known best for their ability to keep half-pint cartons cold in school cafeteria lines, a milk cooler can actually be a multipurpose cold storage piece. You can also use one to keep dairy cold in back-of-house operations or to provide a chilled pass-thru between the kitchen and the bar for bottled beer. A powerful refrigeration system offers cooling either by forcing chilled air through the top and bottom of the interior, or by chilling the walls of the unit, allowing this equipment to keep dense liquids cold. Many milk box models have main lids on top with secondary doors on the front that cannot open unless the main doors are open. This design makes it easier to get crates in and out, and for small children to serve themselves from the cooler. More


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Deep machine learning: key to the future of BIM?
The digital era has fundamentally changed the way infrastructure management operates.
Maintaining high-quality, resilient and sustainable infrastructure is key to economic growth. Digital BIM models* enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of asset management, providing a single source for asset data and information that everyone involved can access during design and construction, and throughout the lifecycle of a built asset.
However, while creating BIM models for future assets is relatively straightforward, documenting existing assets is far more complex and there are no efficient tools to perform this specific task. As a result, the costs outweigh the benefits of using BIM for existing infrastructure. Can it be made to work effectively for existing assets?
At the Centre for Smart Infrastructure & Construction, at the University of Cambridge, we are taking a new approach to creating BIM models for existing assets. Our initial focus is on bridges, because they generally have fewer occluded parts, making the process easier.
In a bid to bypass the costly laser scanning and man hours required to create the BIM model of an existing structure, we are designing and applying advanced machine learning techniques to create the model from videos. The potential of this method is vast, but the transition from prototype to deployment is strictly limited by the availability of training data – videos of bridges and laser-scanning point clouds to facilitate the data labelling.
To further develop this method to the wide benefit of infrastructure and asset managers, we need help to collect sufficient training data. This requires collaborating with national agencies involved in the infrastructure sector and professional surveying companies.
Working together will benefit all parties. We are witnessing significant progress in machine learning and computer vision – self-driving cars are surely only a matter of time. Deep machine learning could also provide the key to making BIM work for existing infrastructure and, in turn, enhance the future of asset management.
*We are using the term here to refer to a digital model that includes information about the (visible) geometry, part labels and materials.
Dr Viorica Patraucean is a research associate in 3D model generation at the Centre for Smart Infrastructure & Construction, University of Cambridge
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1,000 square feet and include air-conditioned office space and private bathroom. Zoned light manufacturing with signage available on unit. Units can be combined for tenants that need more than 1,000 square feet.
Constructed in July 2014 each unit has bright florescent lighting and 14 foot tall bay doors that can easily accommodate trucks and boats on a trailer. Each unit has 2 parking spaces and there is a large parking lot for overflow parking.


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The lady who brought Pooh into the limelight diesJuly 20, 2007
The lady who fought Disney over royalty issues has died at the age of 84, Shirley Slesinger Lasswell died in Los Angeles. Her first husband, Mr. Stephen Slesinger had taken over the rights from the creator of Winnie the Pooh, A.A. Milne to market and sell Pooh merchandise all over Canada and the United States. Once her husband died she took over the mantle from him and started to design Pooh products for trendy retail market stores, on the way she created a nationwide licensing scheme. Then in the year 1961 she handed over the rights of Winnie the Pooh to Disney in exchange for continuing royalty.
Thirty years later in 1991 she and her daughter Pati Slesinger flied a lawsuit against Walt Disney Company, where in they alleged that Disney had cheated them in tune of millions of dollars that Disney earned by selling Pooh marked video games, computer software and other merchandises. During the 16 years of bitter battle with Shirley and Walt Disney there have been 3 different judges and nearly 12 law firms that fought for them.
Shirley will always be remembered as the person who brought Winnie the Pooh to the fore and made Pooh and his friends as famous as they are today.


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Should I apply to a firm because they were giving away free memory sticks? Can I ask how much trainees earn? Is it okay to wear trainers?
Law fairs are often viewed as a way to stock up on free stationery at the beginning of the academic year. However, they are also an excellent opportunity to meet legal professionals face to face and try to work out the differences between different firms or chambers.
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Rev. Dr. David A. Hogue (G-ETS/NU 1985), professor of pastoral theology and counseling, will retire from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary on January 1, 2018. Over his 26-year career at the seminary, Hogue distinguished himself as a leader among the faculty, a mentor to students, and an unparalleled scholar at the intersection of pastoral care, theology, and neuroscience.
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Machine Learning Summit, April 23-24, 2013, Microsoft Le Campus, Paris, France. Event co-chair with Christopher Bishop.
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Whew! And we've all seen 'em all, then and now.
Then: Elvis Presley, the King of Rock, had long locks (except the time he was in the Army, when he was shorn like a GI), and was notable for his swivel hips and sideburns. Long sideburns.
Now: Adam Lambert, "American Idol" second-placer last year and the Gazelle of Glam, boasts punky, gleaming spiked 'do's, wickedly waxen and accentuated by heavy (black) eye makeup.
Then: Bela Lugosi made Dracula a fright in the 1930s; his hair was slicked-down, simple — with sort of a widow's peak V hairline at the forehead.
Now: Robert Pattinson, shaggy, ratty, matty, just-out-of-bed motif, suited to his Edward Cullen "Twilight" vampire veneer in the original, plus two sequels — "New Moon" this year and "Eclipse" this summer.
Then: Johnny Depp, as Captain Jack Sparrow of the "Pirates" flicks, displaying shaggy, maybe even spaghettied, long locks, which frame a face with bold eyeliner.
Now: Johnny Depp, as the Mad Hatter in "Alice in Wonderland," sports a concert of carrot-hued frizzle and frazzle, with Halloween hints.
Then: Zac Efron, the pretty boy dude of "High School Musical" fame, is favored for his gleaming clean-cut hair, highlighted by side-sweeping bangs. (At the recent Oscarcast, however, he went rad — with mousse and/or gel making his hair stand up like a sculpted wave.
Now: Chace Crawford, the "Gossip Girl" echo of Efron, will be seen in the forthcoming reboot of "Footloose" (because Efron passed on the role Kevin Bacon originated) is similarly banged, but also sports a combed-down looked.
Then: Farrah Fawcett, the former "Charlie's Angels" star, was a poster girl for streaming, gleaming, flaxen locks. Her classic poster, released in 1976 when the TV show premiered, remains an icon of the 70s.
Now: Jennifer Aniston, one of the "Friends" in the 1990s, still maintains her good-looking, long, layered, shoulder- or below-shoulder-length hair.
Carrie Fisher (aka Princess Leia), had cinnamon-bun-sized coils on either side of her face (gleaming with mousse), often imitated for costume parties but not the favored office look. Still, memorable and identifiable.
Hugh Grant, of a decade-plus ago, maintained a mass of either straight or slightly curled mop that has prevailed as a trademark. More recently, the look is shorter and sanitized.
Conan O'Brien, the dethroned late night talker, is carrot-topped — with a 35-foot tidal wave of a mop.
Kate Gosselin, the reality show star, recently updated her look, saying adieu to the one that made her memorable: the Gosselin bob, an outdated bob with lopsided lengths supposedly easy to manage for a working mom ... of eight cutie kids.
Princess Diana, the beloved bride of Charles, maintained a coif copied and admired, a manageable cut that included slight bangs — and occasionally, body waves.
Bill Haley, a 1950s icon known for his "Rock Around the Clock" hit, had a curl in the middle of his forehead.
Diana Ross, a hottie in the 1970s and '80s (as the focus of The Supremes and as a soloist), has varied her style over the two decades, from a Gosselin-like short bob to a small Afro, but favored the whole-head-streaming of frizzy hair, glistening and flowing and framing her face like a rampant bird nest; in recent times, singer Rihanna has adopted the flowing locks style, with moderation.
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Saturday, January 18, 2014
Set Up for Tomorrows Game - The Battle for 'Fox's Gap' 1862
21 comments:
- Rodger said...
An incredible looking table Vinnie! Hope it is a great game!
- January 18, 2014 at 7:20 PM
- Phil said...
One of the most beautiful tables I've ever seen...great pics!
- January 18, 2014 at 7:21 PM
- Cyrus said...
Brilliant table and troops - looks like it will be a cracking game.
- January 18, 2014 at 7:30 PM
- Carlo Pagano said...
As always Nathan this is very much top shelf. Looking forward to the report next week.
- January 18, 2014 at 7:52 PM
- rct75001 said...
Looks wonderful - can't wait to see the game report
- January 18, 2014 at 7:52 PM
- Spyros Staikos said...
Outstanding table top.
Can't wait to see more pics.
- January 18, 2014 at 7:57 PM
- Simon Miller said...
Looks stunning! Such fine terrain.
- January 18, 2014 at 7:58 PM
- Vinnie said...
Thanks for the comments Guys I have a few more fences coming tomorrow before the set up which a good friend has juster finish making and loads of more troops. So hopefully it will be a good looking game.
Thanks again and all the best
- January 18, 2014 at 8:47 PM
- Phyllion said...
Amazing looking setup! I'd love to play something so impressive.
- January 18, 2014 at 9:33 PM
- Mikko Asikainen said...
You need to stop, you're everyone else's games look bad *grumble*
- January 18, 2014 at 10:53 PM
- Silver Whistle said...
My word that is inspiring. There is a lot to be said for cloths/mats that allow you to make your own contours and ridgeline and then the way you have the road curving round following the line makes it so much more realistic. The terrain and figures look superb and your photo's shows you have a good eye for showing the battlefield and capturing the moment.
- January 18, 2014 at 11:46 PM
- PsychosisPC said...
Great looking tables always makes the games more fun.
- January 19, 2014 at 10:20 AM
- Monty Luhmann said...
So lovely, I want to play! Great work, fellows.
- January 19, 2014 at 11:43 AM
- Scott Robertson said...
Fantastic Vinny, I think I will have to bite the bullet and grab a couple of those mats.
- January 19, 2014 at 12:49 PM
- Vinnie said...
Thanks again everyone for the great comments. Scott and Pat I got my inspiration from looking at your blogs and sharing a gaming table with you so for both of you to say my games are top notch is very pleasing to read. The terrisn mats are a great addition for anyone's gaming table very basic and easy to use.
Thanks again
- January 19, 2014 at 5:53 PM
- Moiterei_1984 said...
This table is really looking amazing! I'm sure you'll have a great game.
- January 19, 2014 at 6:45 PM
- bertinoro67 said...
very nice game
- January 20, 2014 at 1:10 AM
- Willie Anderson said...
Wow what a fantastic set up
- January 20, 2014 at 6:28 AM
- jonathan said...
Wonderful looking game. Sounds like it made for a great days gaming.
Thanks for sharing with us.
- January 23, 2014 at 9:35 AM
- Mark Stricker said...
Wow, when I designed that scenario, I never thought anyone would play it in 28mm. If you want to see what the terrain at Fox Gap looks like today, you can see my field trip report here:
Thanks, Mark
- January 25, 2014 at 10:29 PM
- Vinnie said...
I first found your scenario on your website when looking for a small scenario for the battle and then on the RFF site. It is a great scenario you have put together and a great one to play. Only the terrain for 28mm took a little more time then I expected.
All the best
- January 28, 2014 at 10:36 AM


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This eerie children's rhyme starts off the very aptly named story "The Forest of a Thousand Legs" by author Rex Lovezinski, the story I chose to illustrate for this week's episode of the NoSleep podcast.
The "thousand legs" part refers — of course — to our animal friends of the small and eight-legged variety, so if you're creeped out by spiders or other crawling creates, I'm sorry.1
What to draw, what to draw…
After NoSleep's executive assistant, the ever-lovely Violet, shared this story with me, I was at a loss, at first.
There were a lot of elements that feature prominently in the tale, but I wasn't sure they would lend themselves to an illustration that has to work as a podcast cover.
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I hope I'm being vague enough in telling you the story features a certain monster creature, as many NoSleep stories are wont to do.
I always enjoy painting those monsters and thus bringing them to life, as I did — for example — with the wonderful Skinny Rogue episode.
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So, no monsters, no forest…
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|Shark Bark Attack!
It's that time again... Shark Week is upon us and that means feeding frenzies! If you need a clever, simple, delicious treat for your Shark Week viewing party (or if you've got as many sweet teeth as a shark), check out the latest in specialty themed party food: SHARK BARK!
Just like the typical peppermint bark, each of the four flavors of Shark Bark seen here is super simple and delicious. Since they all have essentially the same foundation, let's start with the basics.
|White Chocolate Chips, Ahoy!
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Simply add one cup of chocolate chips (semisweet, white, etc.) to a microwave safe bowl, and nuke at half power for 60 seconds. Take the bowl out, stir what should be semi-melted chips and return to the microwave. After one or two more half power, 30-second increments of nuking, your chips should be a beautiful, silky smooth consistency. At this point, you would add any canola oil and/or flavoring called for in the recipe.
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Once your melted mixture is homogeneous, spread it onto a cookie sheet covered in wax paper. Be careful not to spread the chocolate too thin, lest the hardened bark melt almost instantaneously to the touch. After the melted chocolate base is down, add your topping of choice, pat down if necessary, and chill for 30 minutes to an hour before breaking into (shark) bite-size chunks.
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Ready to see some of the exciting ways to customize your very own Shark Bark? Check out the dangerously, delicious Shark Week themed varieties below!
Shark Bark #1: Great White Shark Bark
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Great White Shark Bark
1 cup white chocolate chips
1/4 tsp canola oil
1/4 tsp canola oil
12 cinnamon imperials (red hots)
4 cinnamon hard candies
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In the interest of science, we got several different kinds of cinnamon candy and crushed them individually to see which would look the best atop the Great White Shark Bark. Ultimately, we decided both kinds looked great and mixed them together for the topping.
Shark Bark #2: Mocha Mako Shark Bark
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Mocha Mako Shark Bark
1 cup semisweet chocolate chips
1/4 tsp canola oil
1/4 tsp coffee liqueur (optional)
1 tbsp ground coffee
Mocha Mako Shark Bark recipe is perhaps the simplest rendition of the recipe, but also one of the most delicious. Once the semisweet chocolate is melted, add a bit of canola oil and, if desired, coffee liqueur. Even without the additional flavoring, this mocha bark tastes just like chocolate covered espresso beans, and at a fraction of the price - yum!
For both the semisweet and white variety, I am a big fan of the Guittard brand chocolate chips. I have sampled many different brands throughout all my forays into baking/candy creation, and Guittard is by far my favorite. They're even good for straight up munching!
Shark Bark #3: Blue Raspberry Shark Bark
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Blue Raspberry Shark Bark
1 cup white chocolate chips
1 small box blue raspberry gelatin
5 blue raspberry hard candies, crushed
The Blue Raspberry Shark Bark recipe was by far the most novel variety I attempted, and it took a few tries to perfect. I first tried dissolving the blue raspberry gelatin in a small amount of boiling water and then combining that with the white chocolate, but it made for a playdough-esque consistency which none of the test kitchen (a.k.a. my brother and I) deemed appetizing.
Instead, simply mix the gelatin powder straight into the melted white chocolate. Since the powder crystals don't dissolve, the structural integrity of the bark remains intact, and you get tiny bursts of blue raspberry flavor throughout!
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Shark Bark #4: Marbled Tiger Shark Bark
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Marbled Tiger Shark Bark
1 cup semisweet chocolate chips
1/2 cup cinnamon chips
1/4 tsp canola oil
For the Marbled Tiger Shark Bark, I used a marbled mix of both melted semisweet chocolate and cinnamon chips.
To get the fancy marbled look, all you have to do is pour several parallel lines of melted cinnamon chips onto a solid layer of melted chocolate. Then drag a butter knife through the lines perpendicularly. This will yield a neat, marbled pattern that in this case, also almost looks like an army of manta rays.
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text: Caribbean, or Afro-Caribbean, cuisine is a blend of African, Amerindian, European, Latin American, East Indian, Arab and Chinese influences, that were brought into the Caribbean, and in turn helped develop what is now a distinct cuisine in its own right. In London, there is an increasing love of Caribbean culture and cuisine, and thus, an influx of Caribbean restaurants popping up all over London, with most primarily focused on Jamaican influences and its heavy emphasis on jerks and marinades. On the menu at most Caribbean restaurants in London you'll find traditional dishes like curried goat, fried dumplings, the famous saltfish and ackee – the equivalent of smoked salmon and scrambled eggs – and of course, the ever-popular jerk dishes that have put Caribbean restaurants in London on the foodie map.


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RIUS: Method in his madness
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*Rius' radical bi-weekly comic, 'The Underdogs', is a best-seller amongst the Mexican poor. Here we look at some examples of the work that Rius has done in 'The Underdogs' aimed at communicating the sort of basic useful information not available in the 'Batman' and 'Superman' comics that he competes with on the news-stands. Then, on page 18, there is a profile of 'Famille et Developpement', sub-Saharan Africa's self-help magazine which reaches half a million readers in 17 developing countries.*
For a communicator it doesn't always pay to be too successful - as Mexican cartoonist Eduardo del Rio knows to his cost.
'Back in 1969 1 was kidnapped by the Army and taken during the night to a deserted mountain. They stood me next to what looked like a grave and pointed machine guns at me.'
Fortunately it was only a warning - to try and dissuade him from attacking the government. That was a time of student rioting and they felt, wrongly he says, that he was one of the intellectual leaders. The present Mexican government is however more tolerant of criticism. 'Now for the first time we can even do cartoons against the President.'
His purpose however is to educate rather than attack. Working under the pen name of RIUS he is probably best known to English-speaking readers for cartoon books like Marx for Beginners and Cuba for Beginners. But in Mexico he turns out a comic book every two weeks called Los Agachados (The Underdogs) which also tackles important subjects in a way that ordinary people can understand. Each issue sells over 100,000 copies.
Comic sales in Mexico are often high. However, as Rius explains, 'they are all American comics; like Superman and Batman for children and romantic comics for adults. Mine was the first really Mexican comic.'
His output is distributed through ordinary commercial channels - and that has caused him problems. The publisher, back in 1965 when he started, was only in it for the money and was eventually dissuaded from using Rius by the government.
'They were afraid of the influence it was having particularly in schools, talking about things like corruption and electoral fraud, and told the editor that he should be more "practical".' The editor took the practical step of sacking Rius.
Now fortunately he has a publisher more sympathetic to his ideas, and his political views. These it seems have been formed in rather strange surroundings.
'I started out training to be a priest in a seminary. But I gave that up and went to work in a funeral home. I worked there for seven years. I was in charge of the telephone. It was very quiet. So I was able to read a lot of political books by American and Mexican writers.'
After that he began submitting humorous and then political cartoons to the Mexican newspapers. He worked for many but was eventually fired by one after the other for his political views. Then he moved onto more political magazines, some of which like Politica were eventually closed down by the government in 1968. He still, however, does produce cartoons for political magazines in addition to his books and the bi-weekly comic.
And his work does have an effect. His comics and books on food for example have helped change the way many Mexicans look at the way they eat.
'The most important effect of the food books was the creation of a National Consumers Institute which is now attacking the transnational food companies, and explaining, for example, how white bread is made and how bad it is for children.'
He faces strong opposition of course. 'It is hard to fight what the television programmes from America say, and all the things they are trying to sell.'
And even with very respectable sales he is still a fairly small operation and knows that he can only get through to a certain section of the population.
'It is difficult for the peasants to use my books, firstly because many of them cannot read and secondly because they cannot afford the 20c to buy the comics.'
But he does get through to the younger urban Mexicans. His book on the Story of Capitalism is very popular and is even used as a text book in high schools. In fact the demand from schools is such that he is now thinking of branching out from being a one-man industry (not strictly true, his wife colours the comics) and employing other cartoonists. The aim is to produce comics that will try to explain everything from Hegel to Relativity Theory. That sounds ambitious - especially since he still wants to produce his books and political cartoons for Mexican magazines. How does he manage it all?
'Well', he shrugs; 'I'm crazy'.
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
The First Dandelions of Spring!
A personal favorite is Dandelions, pretty, prolific, and very tasty! And of course there is no shortage around my house, I've been pulling whole plants to enjoy the roots and leaves, and gathering baskets of flowers.
Dandelion is a rich source of vitamins A, B complex, C, and D, as well as minerals such as iron, potassium, and zinc. The leaves are usually enjoyed in the spring, and make a great cleansing salad. Leaf teas are used for the kidneys and as a diuretic. The roots are thought to purify blood and cleanse the liver.
The plant is also used as a natural dye, the flowers make yellows, the leaves bright greens (no surprise there), and the roots can make a rusty red, or a light tan.
The flowers are also of course a great boon to Bees, especially this year. All the flowers were slow to bloom this year with our late snows and unseasonably cold nights, these quick blooming flowers were there to feed the first emerging bees. As a gardener and a honey lover I try to support these pollinating wonders whenever I can!
I've also enjoyed lots of dandelion tea, both flowers and roots. It's light and mellow, easy to enjoy. A little honey just makes it even more the treat. And since I can gather it myself, it's the perfect home herbal treat.
The flowers are also noted for making wine! I've started two batches of mead with dandelions. One has cups and cups of flowers, the other has root and leaf, plus burdock and ginger for a refreshing spring brew. One more reason to be thankful for those bees!
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�We�ve built off what we did last year,� said Phil McCarren, who�s guided OLSH into the playoffs three times in the four years he�s been coach. �Last year, we were junior- and sophomore-heavy. This year, we�re senior- and junior-heavy.
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A year ago when it finished 18-7, OLSH lost in the WPIAL semifinals. A week later, it qualified for the PIAA tournament for the first time in school history by winning the WPIAL third-place consolation. That game was played at Washington & Jefferson�s field in Washington, which is located next to Consol Energy Field, the annual site of all four WPIAL championship games.
OLSH earned its spot in this year�s finale with three playoff wins, 12-0 over Monessen, 5-1 over Union and Tuesday�s one-run decision over California. In each of the past two wins, Falascino pitched five-hitters.
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3 Reasons why a clean office is important
Keeping a clean office might not seem like something you'd need to debate. Being clean is universally held as important and all of us have experienced the "clean your room or else" talk. So it might not be something we need to really hit home with, but it is something we can take a closer look at.
A lot of time and effort goes into keeping a space clean be it a home, office or restaurant, it sometimes helps to know exactly what are the benefits. So let's take a look at what studies have shown, are the best things about keeping it clean.
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The workspace is home to plenty of expensive items and materials. From printers and computers to carpets, hard floors and furniture getting the maximum life span out of all these things is a common goal. One of the best ways to do this is to make sure they get the kind of cleaning they need, as regularly as they need it.
Dust damage to electronics, stains and build up on floors and surfaces to damage caused by pest infestations the risks are plenty. A filthy environment, or even a slightly neglected one, can significantly reduce the life span of your assets, resulting in costly replacements and repairs. This would make cleaning a significant part of office maintenance, rather than just an obligation to fulfil.
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Buttons on a printer, the office microwave, desks and doorknobs and toilet seats. You and every other person in the office will touch all these objects constantly. Turning all these things into hotspots for sharing dirt and germs and helping a cold go from one absent co-worker, to a full-blown epidemic in your business.
This isn't such a surprising benefit, but it does go further than keeping your employees happy and healthy. Reduced risk of sickness will directly affect the number of sick-days taken. Studies in America have shown that with more than a 54% loss in productivity sick leave costs businesses up to $225 billion dollars each year.
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