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Hey dont get me wrong i think AO is really cool already but its kinda plain and boring It would be cool if you had a contest or something to design a new logo and u could offer a small reward or something.
Im here to kick ass and chew bubblegum.... and imall out of bubblegum
Umm.. I don't think AO is that boring... but the contest idea I like, expect no prizes, just respect...
A.O maybe slow at times but it is not boring and offering prizes and things will probably bring in more users. but why change something that is good the way it is.
Hey it was just a thought
Hey i agree with <INSERT HERE> i think that AntiOnline coul use a remodel
ok i see all of you joined 1-2 months ago except jaguar .... there has been a logo contest and the current logo is the winner ...the prize was 50$ which i recieved also because they used a part of the message of my old Signature picture .... so dont be complaining ...i've been here since August 2001 (another account) and can tell AO was way more fun back then but this is a secuirty site ....do you want to change the look to make it look like hackers.com ...i dont think so ...its good the way it is ...if you dont like it ...dont look at it .... btw: we suggested to insert a feature to change site "themes"but the current owner JM ...is busy or doesnt want to change anything so ... just be glad AO is here
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Why Are My Breasts Different Sizes?
Please Note: By clicking a link to any resource listed on this page, you will be leaving the TeensHealth site.
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)
This site offers information on numerous health issues. The women's health section includes readings on pregnancy, labor, delivery, postpartum care, breast health, menopause, contraception, and more.
GirlsHealth.gov, developed by the U.S. Office on Women's Health, offers girls between the ages of 10 and 16 information about growing up, food and fitness, and relationships.
Planned Parenthood Info for Teens
This site from the Planned Parenthood Federation of America has information on relationships and sexual health for teens.


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What is DHEA
DHEA has other names such as dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate and dehydroepiandrosterone. Our adrenal glands produce a steroid hormone dehydroepiandrosterone or DHEA. Our body then converts this hormone to either a male sex hormone (testosterone) or a female sex hormone (estrogen). The level of the DHEA that our body produce is at its peak in the early 20's and starts to decline as we age. This is the reason why DHEA is gaining interests especially with its role on aging. People suffering from diseases such as AIDS, osteoporosis, type 2 Diabetes, adrenal insufficiency, anorexia, kidney disease, heart disease and breast cancer show low levels of DHEA thus DHEA supplements are being advertised as an anti-aging hormone. Also, DHEA are depleted through some medications such as danazol, insulin, corticosteroids and opiates.
Our body manufactures the DHEA naturally but supplements for DHEA are manufactured in laboratories through a substance that is found in wild yams and soybeans, the diosgenin. Creams of wild yams are used as supplements for promoting DHEA as a natural source but then our body cannot convert the DHEA from the wild yam cream on its own therefore it needs to be converted in a laboratory. In 1985, the U.S. market took off all the DHEA supplements because they are concerned that it is promoting false claims with the many benefits it is said to have which is why it was only available by prescriptions back then. But, in 1994 when the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act had been passed, it had been reintroduced again as a nutritional supplement.
Why Do People Use DHEA Supplements
DHEA is being used as a hormone for anti-aging and it's also used when DHEA levels in certain conditions had been found low. But however, some large human studies had shown that DHEA supplements are effective.
Aging – When the DHEA levels of our body gradually declines, this is associated with several declines such as in immune function, bone density and muscle mass. Mayo Clinic has made a study that they published on the New England Journal of Medicine for the DHEA supplements effects on aging, glucose tolerance as well as with their peak endurance, the effects on fat mass, muscle strength and mass for the elderly men and women. In the study that involved 57 women and 87 men that lasted for two years, all the participants had not shown any significant changes in any of all the markers stated. So far this was the longest and largest DHA study on human aging.
Depression – As compared to placebo, clinical trials had been administered to examine if DHEA has an effect on depression and it suggest that it does temporarily improve the depression symptoms as compared to effects of taking placebo. In the study carried out by the National Institute of Mental Health, 46 people ages 40 to 65 that suffer from minor to major depression were investigated. For 6 weeks, they took the DHEA or the placebo. They took 90 mg of DHEA a day on the first 3 weeks then 450 mg a day on the succeeding 3 weeks while the others took only placebo. 23 people had shown improvement while they were taking DHEA as compared to just 13 people who responded to placebo. After the 6 weeks, the placebo testers show that 14 out of the 15 of them were still depressed. Those taking DHEA show that 8 out of the 14 testers were still depressed. With the long term effect on mood changes still show results that are inconsistent and therefore further research on the DHEA effects should be undertaken for depression as the long-term effects of taking the supplement remains unknown.
Menopause – A small study that was conducted suggested that by taking only 25 mg a day of the DHEA supplement helps in reducing the menopausal symptoms. However, some hormones' levels were also affected which can have undesirable effects.
Obesity – DHEA studies had been conducted on animals and there had been promising results on its reduction of genetic obesity as well as of diet induced obesity. The National Institutes of Health had funded a study that shows the effects of taking 50 mg a day of DHEA as compared to taking placebo for weight reduction on adults between the ages of 65 to 78. 56 of them had been tested and the results show that after 6 months, those taking DHEA had lost 2 pounds on average while those taking placebo had gained over a pound.
Though the weight loss shows minimal, the significant fat loss was assessed to be around the abdominal area. After the 6 months of testing, women who took DHEA had lost 10% of the fats on their abdomen while men lost 7%.
A study that involves a large number of men, at 942, in the Massachusetts Male Aging Study who were aged 40 to 70 was conducted from 1987 to 1989 and again in the year 1995 to 1997. It had been found that men at this age with abdominal fat, also called as the central obesity, were connected to the DHEA levels that dropped. Though the results of DHEA for obesity looks promising on its preliminary results more research are still needed for its effectiveness as well as safety. For now, researchers are recommending to try other methods for weight reduction.
Osteoporosis – DHEA supplements in studies show that it helps in increasing the bone density. DHEA supplements are usually taken orally or as a cream that is applied to the inner thigh. Though, DHEA does not show any improvement for the younger people but evidence suggests that DHEA supplementation is helpful for older women with osteoporosis. Still, further research is needed.
Sexual Dysfunction – DHEA as studied for erectile dysfunction as well as the sexual functions on both men and women show very inconsistent results. A year study that involved 280 people taking 50 mg a day of the DHEA supplement had improved the libido of women aging 70 and above but has no effect in younger men and women. Other studies have inconsistent results that are not too meaningful or the duration of the treatment on the study had been short.
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus – The Systemic Lupus Erythematosus or SLE is an autoimmune disease that affects the connective tissue. DHEA, according to some scientific evidence, shows that it may improve the mental function of the patient as well as aid in the increase in the bone mass of female patients suffering from SLE. Prasterone otherwise known as Prestara is a synthetic form of DHEA that is being investigated for the treatment of SLE as well as for the prevention of bone mineral density loss. The Food and Drug Administration has granted the synthetic DHEA the orphan drug status for its prevention of bone mineral density loss for patients of SLE who are taking corticosteroids.
Topics to refer:
Best male hormone supplements by TopTestosteroneBoosters.org
DHEA uses and Side effects by WebMD
DHEA Scientific Review by Examine


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Rhodes' poem chosen to appear in literary magazine
As a creative writing major, Jenna Rhodes of Kersey is off to a successful start, with one of her poems selected from among more than 5,000 submissions for publication in the 2011 edition of The Apprentice Writer literary magazine. Now in its 29th year, The Apprentice Writer was created by Gary Fincke, professor of English and creative writing and director of the Writers' Institute at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove. The magazine publishes some 70 poems, stories, personal essays, photographs and works of art by high school students from a 20-state area. Fincke oversees editorial decisions, and the publication is edited in part by Susquehanna writing students. Each year, 11,000 copies of the magazine are printed and distributed to 3,200 secondary schools."I always felt that the great thing about poetry is that the reader can always make it their own, and connect to it personally [even if their interpretation isn't what the author necessarily had in mind]," Rhodes said.Rhodes will be a freshman at Susquehanna University and is a 2011 graduate of St. Marys Area High School. She is the daughter of Laura Rhodes.While the poem "Majorica Pearls" only took Rhodes a few minutes to jot down, she spent a few weeks doing minor editing on it with the assistance of her teacher, Nancy Gerber. "I'm not the type to start writing a poem and go back to it. I like to have it almost complete before I write it down on paper," Rhodes said.The subject of her poem is based on her feeling of not being feminine enough in regard to her body type."I always compared my body to that of an 11-year-old boy-- straight and harsh. And how I started to cover my body with feminine dress (pink and lace and such) and I started to feel 'girly,' but that when I took off those clothes I still felt the same about how I looked," she said.It was as a freshman that Rhodes became interested in writing poetry for class assignments during Bill Granche's class.She explained that instead of reading traditional Edgar Allan Poe pieces, the class studied non-traditional authors."I really started to write and love poetry after a school trip with four other students and Mr. Granche to the Dodge Poetry Festival in N.J., where we got to see many well-known authors explain their work and read," Rhodes said.During her junior year, Rhodes started writing more intensely. She entered her poem for the magazine in late February and was notified that she had been chosen during the second week of May.


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Get the Recipe
There's no reason to give up soup just because warm weather has arrived. Rather, it's a great way to showcase the season's best. Case in point: this savory-sweet, luxuriously creamy corn chowder that's studded with pancetta and finished with garlicky croutons.
Although it's relatively effortless—the flavor base is built around onions, garlic and herbs—tossing in a rind of Parmesan, as you might when making minestrone, adds nuance and depth, including a subtle nutty flavor.
Some versions of corn chowder incorporate lots of heavy cream, but that results in a heavy soup, especially for this time of year. So, I've instead chosen a blend of cream and whole milk, which I thicken with both flour and starchy potatoes. (To prevent clumping, I stir the flour into the sautéed veggies and oil, just like making a roux.)
Once I've added the milk and cream, I simmer the potatoes in the broth, then add fresh-shucked corn, imparting its gentle sweetness. My final touch is homemade garlic croutons, made from day-old bread.
Before serving, discard the Parmesan rind and herbs. Then, simply ladle the chowder into bowls, top with those crunchy croutons and some snipped chives and go to town.


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Nearly 3,000 children living with their families on military base Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas were treated to a special toy giveaway on April 17 hosted by the Toy Industry Foundation (TIF) and national partner Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) Military Services.
Families stationed at Fort Bliss, as well as resident members of the Air Force, Marines, National Reserves, and others, enjoyed a "Day of Play" that included bouncy houses and games, music and entertainment, and a pizza party. Children of all ages received brand new toys, games, and stuffed animals donated by generous toy manufacturers. Gifts distributed at this event were generously donated by Alex, DuneCraft, Ganz, Gibout Toys, Hasbro, Lee Magic Pen, Lego, Look Out World, Mattel, MindWare, RBI Toys, Reeves International, Safari Ltd., and TMI Toy Marketing International.
The event was held as part of the joint TIF /BGCA Play Comforts program – the first-ever national toy distribution initiative to serve every branch of the U.S. military. Through Play Comforts, toys and games donated by caring toy companies are delivered on an annual basis to families on dozens of U.S. military installations at home and abroad. Now in its fourth year of operation, the program has provided more than $3.5 million in toys for children of military families.


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A new musical TV kids' project created by American Idol creater Simon Fuller, The Meeps, will have an exclusive world premiere preview June 19 on Kabillion. Viewers worldwide will also have access to screen a teaser clip of The Meeps June 17 on the Kabillion YouTube Channel.
The Meeps features an ensemble cast of CGI characters in 3-D, each with their own unique personality performing the classic tune "Do Wah Diddy Diddy." The Meeps is produced by Moonscoop LLC. Kabillion is the only independently owned Top 10 Ranked Kids FVOD (Free Video On Demand) TV Network. Kids can enjoy more activities, interacting and connecting with friends at Kabillion.com, KabillionGirlsRule.com, the Kabillion YouTube Channel, and Yoursphere.com.


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Enforcement actions taken this week:
Federal court orders Matthew Marshall Taylor to pay $500,000 for fabricating and concealing trades from Goldman Sachs
Judge Richard J. Sullivan of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York entered a final judgment and consent order for permanent injunction against Matthew Marshall Taylor for defrauding Goldman, Sachs & Co. , his former employer, in December 2007, by intentionally concealing from Goldman the true position size, as well as the risk and potential profits or losses associated with the S&P 500 e-mini futures contracts position in a firm account traded by Taylor.
The order finds that Taylor recorded multiple fabricated entries in a manual trade entry system for e-mini futures trades that he never made to conceal and understate the true size of his e-mini futures position and risk in his trading account, as the fabricated sales functioned to offset portions of Taylor's actual e-mini futures purchases.
Further, Taylor violated the anti-fraud provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) by concealing his position, risk and P&L from Goldman and requires Taylor to pay a $500,000 civil monetary penalty. Additionally, the court ordered a permanent trading and registration ban on Taylor and prohibits him from violating the CEA, as charged. Taylor resides in Florida.
In a related criminal proceeding based on substantially the same facts, Taylor pleaded guilty in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York to one count of wire fraud.
CFTC permanently bars Jeannie Veraja-Snelling for failing to properly audit PFG
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filed and settled charges against Jeannie Veraja-Snelling, d/b/a Veraja-Snelling & Company, a certified public accountant and sole practitioner from Glendale Heights, Ill., barring her from practicing before the Commission. The CFTC charges Veraja-Snelling with failing to audit Peregrine Financial Group, Inc.
Veraja-Snelling was the auditor for Peregrine, a registered futures commission merchant (FCM). On July 10, 2012, the CFTC charged Peregrine and its sole owner and chief executive officer, Russell Wasendorf, Sr., with fraud, among other violations, within 24 hours after the discovery that Wasendorf had misappropriated millions of dollars in customer funds. Among the violations that were discovered, Peregrine's 2011 certified financial statements filed with the Commission were fraudulently overstated by more than $215 million. According to the CFTC, Wasendorf deceived Veraja-Snelling and others by manufacturing bogus bank statements that overstated Peregrine's bank balances and by forging documents sent to Veraja-Snelling that purported to provide bank confirmation of the overstated balances.
According to the CFTC, Wasendorf was able to perpetrate and conceal his fraud in part because Peregrine lacked proper internal accounting controls and was not subject to audits performed in accordance with CFTC regulations. The CFTC found that Veraja-Snelling's audits of Peregrine's financial statements were not performed in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS) and did not include appropriate review and tests of internal accounting controls and procedures for safeguarding customer assets, as required by CFTC Regulation 1.16.
David Meister, the CFTC's director of enforcement, stated, "As the Peregrine debacle shows, the importance of the independent accountant's gatekeeper function cannot be overstated. FCMs and, most importantly, their customers, rely on auditors to approach each and every auditing assignment professionally and with due care. There is no place in the CFTC-regulated world for below-standard audits or auditors who do not have a sufficient understanding of the futures industry."
The CFTC found that Veraja-Snelling lacked the necessary technical expertise needed to audit an FCM, failed to adequately staff and plan the Peregrine audits, and failed to exercise due care in performing the Peregrine audits. Among other failures, Veraja-Snelling's review and testing of Peregrine's internal controls during the Peregrine audits did not identify that Wasendorf had exclusive control over the customer segregated account and its financial reporting, which reflected a material inadequacy in Peregrine's internal controls, according to the CFTC.
In addition, the CFTC found that Veraja-Snelling improperly conducted the process to confirm bank account balances, which generally entails an auditor sending a confirmation form to a bank for a bank officer to sign and return to the auditor. Here, Veraja-Snelling relied on Peregrine's accounting staff to prepare the confirmation request and identify the proper recipient. After Peregrine's accounting staff provided the confirmation request and envelope to Veraja-Snelling for mailing, she sent the confirmation request to a post office box that was secretly controlled by Wasendorf. Wasendorf responded to the request by forging the signature of a bank employee on the form, confirming the false balance amounts.
The CFTC concludes that Veraja-Snelling's failure to conduct the Peregrine audits in accordance with Regulation 1.16 constituted improper, unprofessional conduct, and permanently bars her from appearing or practicing as an accountant before the Commission. In addition, the order requires her to relinquish her right to receive payment for performing the 2011 audit.
In related actions, the CFTC filed a complaint on June 5, 2013 against U.S. Bank National Association for unlawfully using and holding Peregrine's customer segregated funds. Wasendorf also was criminally charged by the U.S. Attorney's office for the Northern District of Iowa, pled guilty, and on Jan. 23, 2013 was sentenced to 50 years in prison and ordered to pay more than $215 million in restitution.
Federal court orders Sidney J. Charles, Jr. and The Borrowing Station, to pay over $600,000 to settle CFTC forex fraud action
The CFTC obtained a federal court consent order of permanent injunction requiring defendants Sidney J. Charles, Jr., formerly of Bowie, Md, and his company, The Borrowing Station, LLC, jointly and severally to pay $254,236 in restitution and a $350,000 civil monetary penalty in connection with an off-exchange leveraged foreign currency Ponzi scheme.
The order, entered on Aug. 23, 2013, by Judge Paul W. Grimm of the U.S. District Court of the District of Maryland, also imposes permanent registration and trading bans against both defendants and prohibits them from further violations of the CEA and CFTC regulations, as charged. The court's order stems from a CFTC complaint filed on April 23, 2012, that charged defendants with solicitation fraud, misappropriation, issuing false statements, and registration violations .


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The Birds and Bees of the Modern Office Romance
In Mike Nichol's endearingly unrealistic '80s romcom Working Girl, Melanie Griffith portrays Tess McGill, an inexperienced but savvy young professional embattled in a competition for professional (and romantic) success with her powerful, idea-stealing boss Katherine Parker (Sigourney Weaver). The moral of the story? Do the right -- albeit slightly duplicitous -- thing, and you get not only your dream job, but also the guy you knew you always deserved.


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Re^3: foreach-loop-local var in subby eyepopslikeamosquito (Chancellor)
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|Need Help??
I didn't know about "our" (and still don't, but at least now I know what I should be looking for)Nooo!!! You should not be looking at our! Lexical variables (my) are what you should be learning about first and they should be preferred to global variables (our) in almost all cases.
Given you are a Perl beginner, you need to master the basics of scoping and how to write subroutines. Start by defining all your subroutines at the top of the file and pass parameters to each subroutine. Do not succumb to the evil of having subroutines use global variables. Instead think about your code, what each subroutine does and what it needs, and pass parameters to each subroutine for use as local variables within the subroutine. For example:
Further reading from the Perl monks Tutorials section:
As for learning Perl, take a look at learn.perl.org and Perl Tutorial Hub. Also, be sure to refer to the Perl online documentation. Good luck!
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President of ARM North America, Jerry Ardizzone, will participate in a panel at the Semico Digital Consumer Conference titled "Surviving the Battle for the Digital Living Room." Ardizzone will outline the competing forces among service providers, content providers, and consumers that are driving developments in consumer electronics. Ardizzone will also detail the impact these developments will have on semiconductor providers.
Additional panel participants include Russ Bell, vice president of marketing, MIPS Technologies; Umesh Padval, senior vice president and GM, LSI Logic; and Eric Dewannain, worldwide director of business development, Texas Instruments.
Tuesday, June 15, 2004
Panel I: 10:15 - 11:45 a.m.
Lunch to follow
Semico Digital Consumer Conference
San Jose Wyndham Hotel
1350 North First Street
San Jose, Calif. 95112
Phone: 408.453.6200
Website: www.wyndham.com
ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from wireless, networking and consumer entertainment solutions to imaging, automotive, security and storage devices. ARM's 16/32-bit RISC microprocessors, data engines, peripherals, software and tools, combined with the company's broad Partner community, provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com
"ARM" is used to represent ARM Holdings plc (LSE: ARM and Nasdaq: ARMHY); its operating company ARM Limited; and the regional subsidiaries ARM INC.; ARM KK; ARM Korea Ltd.; ARM Taiwan; ARM France SAS; ARM Consulting (Shanghai) Co. Ltd.; and ARM Belgium N.V.


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"O let me wear secretly...the sacred mark impressed by Your own hand." - Rabindranath Tagore
Made by survivors, these 100% natural soaps are handcrafted by women in the red-light district of Bangladesh. These women have made a clean break from their previous lifestyle and have chosen soap making as an alternative source of income. Sacred Mark Enterprise allows these women to provide for themselves in a way which brings pride and respect to their community as well as themselves. Packaged with love and marked with a thumb print by the courageous and inspirational women that make them.
- Chai Masala Ingredients: coconut oil, palm oil, cinnamon oil, black pepper, clove and cardamom essential oil
- Ginger Neem Ingredients: coconut oil, palm oil, neem essential oil, neem powder and ginger root
- Coconut Lavender Ingredients: coconut oil, palm oil, lavender essential oil, coconut flakes
- Cinnamon Clean Ingredients: coconut oil, palm oil, cinnamon essential oil, catechu and cinnamon
- Lemon Ritha Ingredients: coconut oil, palm oil, lemon essential oil, myrobolan, and ritha dust
- 3.25 x 1.75" x 1" (8.2 x 4.4 x 2.5 cm)
- 3.5 oz
- Made in & fairly traded from Bangladesh
For bulk pricing on quantities of 25 or more, please contact our Customer Service department at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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- January 13, 2018
Bought one in every fragrance as stocking stuffers for Christmas. Loved each fragrance, but haven't heard back from each recipient. Will update review as each responds.
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So happy I bought this soap. I helped women in Bangladesh who are making better lives for themselves. The soap is so fragrant and lathers easily. Well worth the price. The investment into helping others build better lives makes me feel good.
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Wonderfully fragrant soap. Beautifully packaged. Makes a great gift.
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I love the smell of this soap and it is not harsh on the skin. I will definitely buy again and recommend to friends.
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This is the nicest soap. I love the smell of it and it makes your skin so soft. I love it. n I also got some for a friend of mine for Christmas. they love it.
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Deep Dish Pizza Gets a Comic Book Makeover
By: Priya Krishna
Tyler Capps is the mastermind behind Cooking Comically, a popular cooking blog whose recipes come in a unique form: as comic strips.We asked him to give Cooking Channel the Cooking Comically treatment, so he recreated our Chicago-Style Deep Dish Pizza as a comic strip. Check it out after the jump.
For more on Tyler and his blog, check out our Q and A with the author.


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The California golden poppies aren't popping right now at the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve in Lancaster.
Southern Californians wait each year to see whether the state flower will turn the reserve and surrounding areas into fields of blinding orange.
"Debbie Downer warning ... we probably won't really have a peak at all this year. Many of the plants that have managed to squeeze out a small poppy have desiccated mid-bloom," says a post on the reserve's Facebook page.
The reason for this year's poor showing? Not enough rain over the winter, according to the reserve's website. Plants that germinated during the late rains in March didn't make it through the recent hot days. Those that did bloom dried out from big winds in the area. There were about 60 poppy flowers in the whole park as of last weekend.


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The Art of Shaving Shaving Cream softens and lifts the beard for a close and comfortable shave, and protects the skin from irritation and razor burn. Rich with glycerin, coconut oil and essential oils, the Shaving Cream leaves your skin smooth and moisturized. It can be lathered up with a Shaving Brush or with fingers.
The Art of Shaving products are Aromatherapy-based , scented with 100% pure essential oils selected for their therapeutic skin properties and specifically blended for a variety of skin types.
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For best results, shave while or after showering. Using hot water, lather up The Art of Shaving Shaving Cream with a Shaving Brush or fingers and shave with the grain, following the growth direction of whiskers. For an even closer shave, repeat lathering process and shave lightly against or across the grain. Rinse with cold water, pat dry and apply After-Shave Balm or Gel.


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The S 1000 RR revolutionised the supersports class when it first came out in 2009. Now - six years later - it steps up to the very same challenge. The S 1000 RR model year 2015 has been completely revised: BMW Motorrad engineers have entirely re-conceived the bike's technology, design and fittings. The result: in its origins a genuine Double R, on the road a new supersports machine.
A facelift is not enough
The RR is the epitome of a superbike - and that applies to its design, too. Now in its third generation, you can instantly see its increased power. The flyline is razor-sharp and extremely clear, the volume of the contours and shapes perfectly balanced. From the rear to the front section, every trim component has been redesigned - including the headlamp element, where the symmetry has been given greater emphasis.
Increased output, reduced weight.
The new S 1000 RR has an output of 199 hp (146 kW) - 6 hp more than its predecessor. But it is not just its higher rated output that makes the Double R faster and more agile. Weighing in at 204 kg incl. ABS and traction control, it is some 4 kilos lighter than the previous version. Furthermore, it has a newly designed exhaust system without front silencer as well as a new engine set-up for increased torque, an improved output curve and many other optimised details.
Consistently revised down to the last detail
In addition to major changes to design and performance, it is primarily the technical details which allow the S 1000 RR to take such a quantum leap. The electronic suspension components DDC and DTC have been given a new set-up, as has the entire suspension. This ensures greatly improved traction as well as better feedback to the rider. Optimised propulsion is enabled by such features as the Shift Assistant Pro (shifting up and down without clutch) and the e-gas throttle actuator for more precise and direct control. The rider operates these new features via the newly designed instrument panel which can be adapted to the specific type of use.
All in all: a new S 1000 RR
In taking the S 1000 RR a step further for model year 2015, absolutely every component was re-assessed. The result is a superbike what will once again set the benchmark in its class - in other words a genuine Double R.
Available in Racing Red / Light White, Motorsport or Granite Grey Metallic / Black Storm Metallic.
DTC now standard, new HP Battery.
|Water/oil-cooled 4-cylinder 4-stroke in-line engine, four titanium valves per cylinder, two overhead camshafts
|Bore x stroke
|80 mm x 49.7 mm
|999 cc
|Rated output
|146 kW at 13.500 rpm
|Max. torque
|113 Nm at 10.500 rpm
|Compression ratio
|Mixture control / engine management
|Electronic injection
|Emission control
|Closed-loop 3-way catalytic converters, EU-3 norm with electronically controlled interference pipe
|Performance / fuel consumption
|Maximum speed
|over 200 km/h
|Fuel consumption per 100 km at constant 90 km/h
|5.7 l
|Fuel consumption per 100 km at constant 120 km/h
|5.9 l
|Fuel type
|Super (premium) unleaded, octane number 95 - 98 (RON) (knock control; rated output at 98 RON)
|Electrical system
|12 V / 7 Ah, maintenance-free
|Power transmission
|Multiplate clutch in oil bath, anti-hopping clutch, mechanically controlled
|Constant-mesh 6-speed gearbox, straight-toothed
|Chain 17/45
|Chassis / brakes
|Aluminium composite bridge frame, partially self-supporting engine
|Front wheel location / suspension
|Upside-down telescopic fork Ø 46 mm, compression and rebound stage adjustable
|Rear wheel location / suspension
|Aluminium 2-sided swing arm, compression and rebound damping adjustable
|Suspension travel front / rear
|120 mm / 120 mm
|1.425 mm
|96.5 mm
|Steering head angle
|Aluminium cast wheels
|Rim, front
|3.50 x 17"
|Rim, rear
|6.00 x 17"
|Tyres, front
|Tyres, rear
|Brake, front
|Twin disc brake, floating brake calipers, 4-piston fixed caliper, diameter 320 mm
|Brake, rear
|Single disc brake, single piston floating caliper, diameter 220 mm
|BMW Motorrad Race ABS (part-integral), disengageable, modes to select
|Dimensions / weights
|2.050 mm
|Width (incl. mirrors)
|826 mm
|Height (excl. mirrors)
|1.140 mm
|Seat height, unladen weight
|Inner leg curve, unladen weight
|Unladen weight, road ready, fully fuelled
|208 kg
|Dry weight
|175,5 kg
|Permitted total weight
|407 kg
|Payload (with standard equipment)
|203 kg
|Usable tank volume
|17,5 l
|approx. 4 l
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Inpatient services for adults are located in the Sticht Center, and for children and adolescents in Brenner Children's Hospital, both on the campus of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.
Adult inpatient services emphasize evaluation and treatment of depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders and schizophrenia offering inpatient ECT when needed.
Child and adolescent inpatient services include evaluations and treatment for depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, oppositional defiant disorder, and conduct disorder.
Our outpatient programs encompass services for adults - including a separate geriatric program - adolescents and children. A faculty member participates with a resident physician in the evaluation of every patient at every visit. Full-time faculty is available for specialty consultations.
Adult outpatient services include evaluation and treatment for the full range of psychiatric disorders including depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, sleep disorders, alcoholism and substance abuse. Intensive outpatient group therapy, individual evaluations and therapy form the core of our alcohol and substance abuse services. We are known for the quality of our Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) program offered on an outpatient basis when recommended.
The child and adolescent outpatient services perform evaluation and treatment of all childhood psychiatric disorders including depressive disorders, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, and attention deficit disorders.
A generous gift established the Kate Mills Snider Geriatric Psychiatry Outreach Program supporting geriatric psychiatry consultations to older individuals who cannot easily come to a doctor's office. Consultation requests are accepted on the basis of referral.
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Throw in the coaches and there were almost as many suits on the Heat's bench as players.
Dwyane Wade, Ray Allen, Chris Andersen and Greg Oden were all inactive for the Heat on Friday in Sacramento and the lack of manpower contributed to Miami's first loss to a team in the Western Conference in 20 games. But the worst of it wasn't the 108-103 loss to the Kings in overtime. LeBron James, forced to play 43 minutes, strained his right groin during the game and also tweaked his left ankle.
The injuries left him questionable for Saturday's marquee matchup against the Portland Trail Blazers, the top team in the West.
"I'll see how I feel on our trip to Portland tonight and tomorrow, but it ain't feeling too good right now," James said, who added that the most important thing facing the Heat right now isn't the Trail Blazers, but rather the need to get healthy.
Despite the injuries, James made three three-pointers in about 30 seconds in the final minute of overtime to keep things interesting. But the Kings weren't letting this one get away. Sacramento built an eight-point lead in the extra period and then got a key tip-in from DeMarcus Cousins and four clutch free throws from Isaiah Thomas to hold off the Heat (22-7).
The loss snapped a 10-game winning streak for the Heat against the Kings (9-19) and Miami entered the game with 19-straight victories against teams in the Western Conference. James finished with 33 points, going 12 of 23 from the field, and Chris Bosh had 18 points. Mario Chalmers and Norris Cole combined for 24 points.
The Heat shot 44.2 percent. It was the Heat's worst shooting percentage since its loss to Indiana on Dec.10 (42.9 percent).
"We had a very poor third quarter," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "Our offense got us in trouble. A lot of jump shots. It takes a commitment to the energy, the effort, the multiple situations to get to the paint."
Sacramento outscored Miami 60-38 in the paint.
James said he didn't know when he strained his groin muscle, but his immobility in the third quarter, along with a general lack of energy from the entire team, allowed the Kings to rally from a 17-point first-half deficit. The Heat shot 27.8 percent (5 of 18) in the decisive period and were outscored 29-18.
The Heat led by four points with 2:42 to play in regulation, but went 0 of 3 from the field and 0 of 2 from the free-throw line from there. It was a particularly poor sequence of events for Chalmers.
He missed the free throws with 1:45 to play and then committed a flagrant foul on Cousins with 1:19 to go. Cousins made both free throws and Rudy Gay tied the game with a 14-foot turnaround jumper on the awarded possession. James then missed a three-pointer at the buzzer.
"I went for a box out and he flopped," Chalmers said of Cousins. "He went flying. That's exactly what happened. He flopped."
Whatever happened, Cousins went flying to the floor only a 11 seconds after hitting the deck a first time by way of a hard foul from James. The physical play made for an exciting ending to regulation, but the Kings pulled away easily in overtime.
"If we didn't have the necessary energy, then that's our fault," Bosh said. "We had our chances and we didn't capitalize. Anytime we have Dwyane and [Andersen] and Ray out, it's a little bit more that everyone has to give. You have to step up a little more and be aggressive and make plays."
Cousins led the Kings with 27 points, including 20 points in the second half and overtime. Gay, who also scored 20 points in the second half and overtime, finished with 26 points. The Kings shot 49.4 percent despite beginning the game 8 of 23 from the field.


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The Grant County News captured seven awards during a meeting last week of the Kentucky Press Association in Lexington.
The News competed in the Weekly Class III division, which is for larger Kentucky weekly newspapers.
Jamie Baker-Nantz, editor, Bryan Marshall, staff writer and Linda Lawrence, editorial assistant for the Grant County News, all received recognition.
Lawrence won three awards including a first place for photography, a third place for feature writing and an honorable mention for column writing.
Lawrence won first in the feature news photography category for a photograph of barrel racing at Horse Heritage Days.
The judge's comments included "Lots of drama here, from the rider's face to the horses turn to the cloud of dust."
Lawrence also won a third place award for featuring writing for a story she wrote about a reunion of a South Carolina man and his two sisters, who live in Grant County and Northern Kentucky. The trio were separated after his birth and reunited over 63 years later.
The judge's commented, "nice storytelling."
Lawrence also received an honorable mention for column writing.
"Your writing put me in the moment," the judge's wrote of Lawrence's entry.
Jamie Baker-Nantz, editor of the Grant County News, also won two awards.
Baker-Nantz was awarded a first place award for column writing. Her entry consisted of three columns concerning a group of local boy scouts attending a city council meeting, strange things happening during a full moon and believing in Santa Claus.
"Good citizenship is important," the judge's commented.
Baker-Nantz also was awarded a third place award for best spot news coverage for a story she wrote about the stabbing of Sheriff's Deputy Kevin Burke and the burning of two sheriff's cars believed to have been in retaliation for Burke shooting and killing his attacker.
Bryan Marshall, staff writer, also won a third place award for best feature picture for a photo he took of Williamstown schools and Bengalmania.
The judge's comments included "wonderful colors and expression."
The News staff also received an honorable mention for best editorial page.
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Shawnee Electronic Recycling Day scheduled next month.
Shawnee Electronic Recycling Day in recognition of America Recycles Day will be held on Saturday, Nov. 16, 8:30 a.m.-2 pm.
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Accepted materials include: computers/laptops; computer peripherals; fax machines; printers; photocopiers; VCRs; home/office phones; consumer electronics (DVD players, alarm clocks, etc.); televisions, monitors, stereos, cell phones. For more information about this event and recycling in Shawnee, visit www.sustainableshawnee.org or call 275-6657


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Beauty: Guerlain cosmetics F/W16 review
A couple of weeks ago, my girl Nathalie picked me up and we drove down to Brussels to check out the new beauty products Guerlain has added to their cosmetics line for fall/winter 2016. We took part in a really fun makeup workshop (slumber party vibes aplenty when you're in a room with 10 beautybloggers doing their makeup), and were given a range of products to take home for a proper review. Read on for a closer look at the new foundation brush, Lingerie de peau foundation, multi-perfecting concealer, two new palettes 5 couleurs, the cils d'enfer maxi lash mascara, the l'art du trait precision felt eyeliner and the new Kiss Kiss lipstick shade review.
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Beauty: BE Creative Perfect & Reflect contour kit review
I have been sort of "over" contouring for a while now (too much effort), but there's one product I discovered about two months ago that made me revisit the technique. Let me introduce you to a new favourite product, the BE Creative Perfect & Reflect contour kit.
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Beauty: Master Precise Curvy eyeliner review
Let me introduce you to my current favourite eyeliner: the Maybelline Master Precise Curvy. I know, it's kind of a spoiler to already tell you that I love a product before even starting my review, but it also signals that this product is worth your while. Let's get started.
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Beauty: Delbôve skincare review
Time for another round in my eternal search for skincare that evens out my complexion. As you may know by now, my skin is pretty even and I hardly ever get blemishes worth mentioning. However, my skin has some discoloration issues: hormonal hyperpigmentation, and loads of redness in my cheeks. Yeay, rosacea! I go through periods of switching up my skincare and I always cross my fingers for finding that magical product that makes all my issues go away, but alas, I have to be satisfied with reducing my issues rather than eradicating them.
For the past two months, I've been using products by Delbôve, a Belgian skincare brand that relies on science as well as a sensuous feeling of pampering yourself. The science part is its emphasis on restoring the homeostasis of the epidermis (top layer of the skin), meaning Delbôve's products bring back your skin's natural balanced barrier that enables it to fend off infection and remain hydrated. The sensuous part is in the natural ingredients and their calming fragrance as well as in the massage that is a central part of the treatment, like giving yourself a facial.
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Beauty: MAC Soft Serve eyeshadow review
I'm a bit late to the party, but MAC debuted the limited edition Soft Serve eyeshadow line back in June, and I love the formula so much I figured I might as well review it since the product is still available online (and possibly in stores). Soft serve is, coincidentally, my favourite type of ice cream, and this cream/powder shadow formula is also my favourite eyemakeup to wear when I want to keep things simple but still have some fun with my makeup. I received the product in Bounce Around - let's dig into that review!
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Beauty: Maybelline master contour V stick review
The contour craze is far from over, and even though I'm not as much into the super done up look as I used to be, I still regularly get questions from people who want to try contouring out for themselves. It always takes a while until a trend trickles down to the masses, and now that drugstore favourite Maybelline has brought out this master contour V stick, it's safe to say that contouring has become 100% mainstream. This cream contour stick has a dark contour side and a lighter highlighting side, retails at about €10, and is supposed to make contouring fool-proof. Let's find out how it performs.
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If you're a scifi lover and a makeup fiend like I am, you have probably been counting the days until the MAC x Star Trek collection hits the shelves. Well my friend, I'm here to tell you that that glorious day has finally arrived. It's safe to say that everything looks amazing at first sight. But does the MAC x Star Trek collection live up to its hype (and 50 year legacy)? Let's find out! I received three products: the Trip the Light Fantastic powder in the shade Luna Luster, a liquid eyeliner in the silver Nocturnal rendition, and the Kling it On lipstick.
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2. They have incredible chemistry — Case in point: 'The Last Song' (Touchstone Pictures)
3. They're willing to change for each other — Miley is growing her hair back out because she knows Liam likes it better long! (FameFlyNet)
4. They support each other — Liam was there for Miley when her parents almost got divorced. (FameFlyNet)
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Custody Agreements – Family Law – Guardianship – Support Modification
Family Law: For divorcing parents in Pollock Pines, issues of custody are front and center.
Child Custody in California: Best Interests of the Child
California courts award custody of children based on the "best interests of the child" standard.
California has a "joint custody" law that encourages judges to award joint "legal custody" to parents.
Domestic Violence Affects Child Custody in California
Getting Divorced: The Divorce Process
Getting divorced is challenging in many ways, not the least of which is trying to find your way around the legal process.
California Separation Agreement: First Step in Divorce for Pollock Pines residents
In California, a legal separation is not the same as a separation agreement and it is important for couples to understand the difference.
In California, a summary dissolution is a simple way to get a divorce, providing the possibility of avoiding a trial in court.
Divorce and Property Division for Pollock Pines, El Dorado County Residents
Whether you're rich or poor, you and your spouse probably own a significant amount of property, and if you're like most people, you have debts as well.
California Divorce: Dividing Property
Assets and debts spouses acquire during marriage belong equally to both of them
Child Support in California
In general, the primary factors the court will consider are how much each parent earns and how much time each parent spends with the children.
To calculate the minimum amount of child support to be paid by a parent, the law directs the judge to first add up the total net monthly incomes of both parents.
In California, child support is calculated with a very complex algebraic formula that takes into consideration the parents' incomes, each parent's time with the child, and any tax deductions that are available to either parent.
Establishing paternity is a critical step in collecting child support.
Alimony and Spousal Support in California
Alimony, spousal support, and maintenance are all words for the same thing: one spouse paying support to the other after a divorce. It's designed to help a lower-earning spouse–or a spouse who's been out of the workforce entirely while raising children or taking care of the household–to get through the divorce process and transition into being self-supporting.
Understanding and Calculating Alimony in California
A judge in California may award temporary—or "pendente lite"—support during divorce proceedings, as well as support after a divorce is final.
Spousal support is often awarded at an Order to Show Cause on a temporary basis, where one spouse is unemployed or earning significantly less than the other spouse.
California Spousal Support & The Mythical Ten Year Rule
California law says that where a marriage is "of long duration," the court "retains jurisdiction" indefinitely after the divorce is completed, unless the spouses agree otherwise.
Are you wondering if your unfaithful spouse's affair affect your divorce case? Adultery may be considered in a divorce case and awarding alimony.
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Item was not in stock when I ordered, but was shipped w/in 7 days. Sizing was tricky, & I need to exchange it.
Seems to be a good quality jacket, haven't gotten the chance to ride with it yet but trying it on it feels great. The concealed carry pockets are only really good for smaller guns, my Glock 9mm fits but doesn't really fit in a way that it would be useful if the need arose.
So far the jacket is everything I could ask for. I haven't had the opportunity to test the concealed carry pockets much yet, but initial attempts to carry a full size frame leads me to desire a little more reinforcement in the pocket. The leather looks great and feels good too. I ordered the large which is a a good fit with my 42" chest and 32" waist. My woman loved the look as do I.
Great coat, surprisingly good quality and well made for the price and being an import. Large was a bit snug on me around the belly but I'm a big 44 in the shoulders/chest and an XL would have been too big. I should lose some weight.
I need to buy this jacket but i need to know which size i can buy my size is medium in normal case
Due to not having a collar, the jacket rubs my neck and the zipper pinches my beard when zipped all the way up.
Don't need the conceal carry pockets but they are nice big places to hold other stuff. The jacket is of excellent quality.
Very comfortable.
Great fitting jacket and looks fabulous on my husband. High quality for low price.
Incredible fit and feel !!!
Great fitting jacket. Zip out liner is nice. Quality zippers. Has the weight and feel of jackets that cost 2 or 3 times as much money.
A very nice light jacket, fit good and very dressy. It has two inside pockets that would work well for a wallet or other items but holsters THEY ARE NOT! It is however long enough to cover up my full sized PT92 on my hip or on my back.
it's a good jacket,
Beautiful jacket fit is bang on
Awesome quality! Nice heavy leather, good venting, zip out liner, and a place to keep my piece! What more could you ask for? Integrated elastic holsters sewn inside large interior pockets on both left and right sides.
Very cool jacket. Great price. You will not be disaappointed with this jacket. Lots of well placed pockets. Very nice leather. Wife says I look sharp in it. I'm 5'10" 210 lbs. and xl fits me real good. Vey happy with my purchase.
Great fit and an exceptional value. Very high quality!
Great fit. Very pleased with the product and service.
Absolutely love the jacket! Very heavy and well constructed. Looks great too!
Nice jacket, especially for the price. Very good quality.
This is a really good jacket. My wife bought it for me as a Christmas present. I love the concealed carry pockets and the leather itself is nice. The jacket runs a little large. I am 5-9 and weigh 195 pounds. An XL fit me about perfect when normally I wear L. My only issue was the sleeve zipper feel apart after wearing it only three times. The jacket is so popular that my replacement never arrived after waiting over a month. I will say that Deborah from customer service was very responsive to my emails and inquiries. They replaced this with an even better jacket, (Milwaukee Maverick) which I will also review. Hopefully my jacket just had an unusual defect, however, buyer beware. The sleeve zipper could fall apart on you. At least if it does, rest assured J&P Cycle Customer Service will back up the product.
this jacket is fantastic. I bought an XL, it was true to size and was perfect for me. it has padding in the elbows and shoulders (top and sides) but just enough for protection and not too noticeable or bulky. the jacket rides very well and does not fill up with air. has vents (that zip) in underarm area and across the back for added ventilation on hot days. in my opinion this jacket cannot be beat... ANY comparable jacket at HD will be $400+
Very nice jacket. Soft leather right out of the box. Two large inside pockets for conceal carry.
Grate looking jacket fits perfect & at a grate price. I get lots of complements on this jacket. Leather is very nice. Thank you J&P Cycles.
Leather jacket is of excellent quality and fits great.
Excellent quality, soft leather, looks and fits great. Those big pockets will come in very handy. Although of excellent quality the metal zippers would look better without the bright metal finish.
great jacket an looks great i am 5 11 an 180 an a 42 fits great
Nice jacket
This jacket is the most comfortable thing I have gotten in many years. All the pockets are in the right places and easy to access, The holster works great with my pistol. The zip out liner will be great when the weather warms up. Great jacket at a great price.
Nice fit and the leather is thick but not too stiff.
Have had no issues so far. fits nice. The Concealed carry pocket really doesn't work out to well. At least not with the elastic that they have in there to secure your weapon.
I've had this jacket 6 mounths and the stitching is already falling apart besides that it's a great jackets and I love it
So far this is the best and heavist leather jacket I have ever had, Its well worth the price! And yes I bought another one for my son because its so good and well built! Thank you!!
Looks to be a good quality jacket. My chest is about 47 inches. I ordered a XXL and it fits good. Took the liner out and got a little more room inside. It will take a little use to break it in, but seems to be good quality. It's made in Pakistan for those who care. Thick leather, good quality zippers. I haven't used the concealed holsters yet but the way they work is they are pockets with zippers just inside the main zipper. Sewn inside are elastic bands that would secure the weapon. Seems to be a good concept, but haven't tried it yet. Overall I'm happy with it. Looks good too. Slight padding on the elbows and shoulders. Also has elastic on the sides towards the bottom for a more snug fit without being uncomfortable.
Under normal conditions I wear a XXL but this one was a little tight. Needed to exchange for 1 size up but now the sleeves are a little long. Venting works well and the zip out liner makes this a jacket I'll wear often. Rugged zipper and it does have some padding on shoulders and forearms which is a nice touch. The elastic in conceal carry pocket will hold a small frame pistol (PM9) well but in my case you can see the outline of the grip when the jacket is zippered up. It is a deep pocket so a medium/large frame pistol will fit in it just not in the elastic. Great price for the quality.
Good quality jacket for the price. Holsters work great for my compact, not so much for the full size.
Great style jacket and great fit. Unfortunately the inside part of the right front pocket on my jacket is detached. Almost like they forgot to sew it. Something I'd expect from a Chinese coat or cheaper line of leather jackets. Love to coat but it looks like I will be needing a repair on my pocket on a brand new jacket.
Great fit and great style jacket. Order the larger size like others have indicated here in the reviews. I was going to order 2X but I'm glad that I ended up ordering the 3X instead. This jacket fit's great (I'm normally a size 2X T- shirt / jacket size). I have deducted two stars, because sadly the right front lower pocket was not stitched in my jacket properly, it almost looks as if they flat out forgot to sew the pocket in. Not something that I would expect from First Classics. Normally this wouldn't even be an issue, but the two lower front pockets get the most use on every jacket that I own. Being the pockets where most riders store their gloves. Now I own an awesome looking / fitting leather riding jacket, but I have to find a place to stitch together my pocket. If it wasn't for the pocket issue I would've rated this jacket with 5 stars.
This jacket is really nice. I don't know how we'll it will hold up because I just got it a few weeks ago but so far so good. Sizing is a little tricky. I wear a 2x-3x shirt and ordered the 4x jacket it fit but was a little to tight so I ordered the 5x. It fits better but is a little to big now. Jacket is really warm except wind goes up the sleeves, so you will have to wear gloves that go over the top of the sleeves or some that are kinda thick to fill in the gap between your wrist. Also jacket bunches up in the chest area when riding. Could be because its a little to big.
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U.S. Department of Education
International Master in Environmental Science (IMES)
The partner institutions will develop a two-year master's program in Environmental Science. The academic program will be built around lectures, case studies, field experience, and individual study assisted by tutors at each of the universities. The first year will be spent developing specific curricular content, language preparation programs, and student selection criteria. Coursework in the master's degree will begin in the second year, focusing on environmental issues both local and global in scale. The third year will include two specialization courses focusing on Biofuel Transportation Applications and on Air Quality Studies. The partners will also organize seminars and conferences on these topics in collaboration with other organizations and institutes.
FY 2002 Award: $ 49,194
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $204,749
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Transatlantic Consortium for Culinary and Hospitality Education
Through a United States - European Community Consortium, seven institutions of higher education will develop a plan to implement an international curriculum for their culinary arts/hospitality management programs. Each institution brings to the consortium unique cultural, linguistic, and geographic offerings, technological resources, varied culinary/hospitality management programs and a strong commitment to international education. This project will lay the foundation for international curriculum development, transatlantic faculty and student exchanges, linguistic and intercultural learning and international work placement opportunities.
FY 2002 Award: $26,480
Total US Funding: 1 year, $26,480
Program for Transatlantic Exchange of Veterinary Nurses and Technicians (PETVET)
PETVET will organize a transatlantic curriculum development and exchange program for veterinary nurses and technicians. The project will include an introductory module for students before departure, a short instruction and teaching period at the partner institution, and a transatlantic work placement. During the project we will establish a transatlantic network that will maintain the exchange and curricular development even after the project has ended. This network will include professional bodies and certifying bodies.
FY 2002 Award: $46,231
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $205,147
Certificate in International Education: Developing Educators for a Global Society
This consortium project will develop an interdisciplinary program to certify students in international education. These courses are focused on preparing teachers to deal with the issues of global society and international education. The program will combine classroom and experiential learning to develop both knowledge of and experience with global issues.
FY 2002 Award: $72,493
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $204,759
Advancing Gerontologic Education: Nursing through International Collaborative Endeavors (AGE: NICE)
The AGE: NICE Project focuses on the global issue of health care for older adults. The issue of aging crosses international borders and impacts social and economic structures, politics and health care. This project will blend knowledge from nursing and business disciplines in order to improve leadership in health care organizations. Over a three-year period, AGE: NICE will create an international, interdisciplinary, gerontologic model for nursing education through the collaboration and exchange of thirty students and twelve faculty from three European Community and three United States universities. The international curricula to be designed will (1) serve as a replication model, (2) focus on cost-effective quality gerontologic health care across cultures, (3) be taught jointly by interdisciplinary nursing and business faculty from partner institutions, and (4) use interactive video and Web-based technologies.
FY 2002 Award: $42,220
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $204,952
PRESTIGE: Preparing Engineering Students to Work in the Global Economy
The PRESTIGE project will prepare engineering students for work in an increasingly global economy. Twenty-five web-based course modules for global production design and development will be developed in a multilingual (English, Spanish and French) resource website. The project will use information technology to create multinational student design teams, lectures, and discussions. Global engineering internships will also be available.
FY 2002 Award: $54,053
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $205,947
Consortium for Higher Education Exchange in Instructional and Information Technologies (CHEXIT)
Universities with departments of instructional technology have traditionally focused on helping companies and institutions solve performance problems through selective interventions. Recent changes in technology, the vast quantity of available information, the globalization of our societies, and the need for knowledgable workers is significantly altering the workplace and how these departments of higher education need to approach their goals. This project combines an internationalized curricula in instructional and informational technologies with student and faculty exchanges, as well as internships. The curriculum in instructional technology will be revised to include more international offerings and build upon existing expertise in language and culture, as well as distance education modes of teaching.
FY 2002 Award: $52,928
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $204,871
CARE: Children at Risk in Education
The CARE Consortium addresses the shared concerns of US and EC educators regarding young people at risk of failing or underachieving educationally. To assist in maximizing the potential of these young people, the consortium will develop a curriculum for teacher candidates that will enable them to work effectively with low-achieving children. Teacher candidates will engage in supervised teaching practice and participate in study and analysis of these experiences via the consortium's website managed discussion lists and Web crossing activities. The consortium's web site will publish and make available curricular materials and findings that will foster best practices in the education of under-achieving children globally.
FY 2002 Award: $42,951
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $204,585
Joint Masters Meta-University EC-US: A Consortium for the Transatlantic Study of Design, Planning and Urbanism, and Information Design
The joint Masters Meta-University project will involve US and EC graduate-level students in architecture and urban design, planning, and information design. The project will involve overseas study and web-based exchange, initially at the master's and later at the doctoral level. The project will also include a website for communication and curriculum development, urban planning workshops, and the involvement of the European Cluster-Graduate School "USO-Built". A meta-curriculum will be structured to address common concerns and take advantage of participating universities' strengths.
FY 2002 Award: $44,034
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $200,191
Veterinary Curriculum and the Future: Public Health, Food Security and Agroterror
Global animal health, food safety, and public health are vulnerable to emerging pathogens and accidental or intentional introductions of foreign animal diseases. Newly emerging concerns about intentional introductions of diseases, or adulterants, have created an amplified impetus for awareness, early detection, and effective control plans. This project addresses the critical need for training and increased preparedness of US and EC veterinarians. The project includes internet-based modules will combine student experiential learning with critical issues of international trade, food safety and security, and foreign animal diseases.
FY 2002 Award: $52,420
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $198,339
Music Study, Mobility, and Accountability Project
This project brings together the resources of five prominent music-teaching institutions to compare expectations for student achievement and to consider the possibilities for common international efforts to advance educational quality. The two-year project will advance and improve joint cooperation and exchange of students, faculty, curricula, and ideas. Findings from the project will be analyzed, compiled, and published. Upon completion of the project, recommendations and proposals for post-project continuation will also be published. The involvement of AEC (170 institutional members) and NASM (585 institutional members) allows for continuous dissemination during the project and a continuing commitment to pursue findings and recommendations after completion.
FY 2002 Award: $34,660
Total US Funding Estimate: 2 years, $76,500
Urban Ecology: Educating for the Management of Cultural Landscapes
This project will create a trans-Atlantic consortium dedicated to interactive distance learning, and field training and education within the field of urban ecology. Each of the cities in which the partner institutions is located has both unique and common environmental issues. Student participants will take classes at the host universities and will work on field internship projects in urban ecology at local governmental and non-governmental agencies. In the third year of the program, an extensive report with recommendations will be prepared by the group and disseminated to our partner agencies, local governments, and continuing education programs for teachers.
FY 2002 Award: $60,438
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $204,857
Project RENEUUS: Regional Educational Network Between the European Union and the United States
Project RENEUUS will design and implement an interdisciplinary academic program in regional planning, development, and leadership. The project will be based on a close cooperation and support network between universities in regions of Europe and the United States that are experiencing significant social, economic, and technological change. It focuses on efforts by the universities to educate graduates in the fields of communication, management, and public administration who are able to identify and respond to existing and future regional challenges and opportunities. The project will establish a Certificate in Comparative Planning and Development to provide the next generation of regional problem solvers with both effective interdisciplinary training in regional planning and development and useful comparative and international perspectives.
FY 2002 Award: $53,007
Total US Funding Estimate: 3 years, $205,000
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Updated Brandt's restaurant reopens in Palatine
The wait for those burgers, ribs and some updated decor is finally over with Brandt's Little Cafe officially reopening Tuesday as Brandt's of Palatine.
"We were hoping to keep it quiet at first, but we've already been bombarded," co-owner Walt Oswald said. "Word is getting out, and people are excited."
Earlier this year, Oswald and fellow Palatine resident Jim Iuorio stepped up to purchase the longtime dining staple at Northwest Highway and Quentin Road before it was put on the auction block.
While the burgers and ribs are still the highlight, Oswald said the menu has been expanded to feature items such as wraps, entree sides, bratwurst from the Brat Stop in Wisconsin, desserts and a wine list.
Major changes to the building itself include new plumbing and electric, as well as a new kitchen, roof, walls, floors and furniture. The room to the right of the entrance features a new bar rail, high tables, stools and TVs, while the upstairs women's bathroom is being completely gutted.
Oswald said the parking lot still needs to be paved and he hopes to build an outdoor deck this summer.
According to Daily Herald archives, the gray stone building originally was an Inverness farmhouse dating back about 130 years. The building was moved to what's now 807 W. Northwest Highway in the 1920s. Brandt's opened more than 65 years ago and has operated there since 1968.
The new Brandt's is equipped with a new fire alarm system to try to prevent a recurrence of the devastating 2002 blaze that closed the restaurant for several months.
"We've done a ton of work," Oswald said. "And all it took was to change the sign from 'coming soon' to 'now open.' People were waiting."
For more information, call (847) 496-4388 or visit brandtsofpalatine.com.


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Zac Efron: 'At Any Price' TIFF Premiere with Maika Monroe!
Zac Efron is dapper as can be at the premiere of his flick At Any Price during the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday (September 9) in Toronto, Canada.
The 24-year-old actor was joined on the red carpet by his co-stars Maika Monroe and Dennis Quaid.
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Before heading inside, Zac signed autographs and took pics with fans.
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It's been another banner year for Hollywood with more than a billion tickets sold. We've seen the return to form of one of America's most critically acclaimed directors with Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris, the end of one of the most popular franchises in film history with the 8th and final Harry Potter film...even a 24-hour film experience here in Boston as the MFA screened, The Clock. With so many movies to see and so little time, we turn to Boston Globe film critic Ty Burr and our own Jared Bowen - a couple of certified film fanatics, to walk us through some of the best of the year.
Jared Bowen's Picks
Jane Eyre
Directed By: Cary Fukunaga
Starring: Mia Wasikowska, Machal Fassbender
Michael Fassbender explodes off the screen (and into a year of prominence) in an exquisitely rendered film.
Directed By: Paul Feig
Starring: Krisen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne
I definitely did not see a funnier movie this year. And let me be upfront—I loves me some low-brow. And how about something revolutionary—give Melissa McCarthy the Oscar.
The Debt
Directed By: John Madden (Proof, Shakespeare in Love)
Starring: Helen Mirren, Sam Worthington, Tom Wilkinson
Intense and riveting—it's great when the film ends and you can finally catch your breath (which you'd been holding forever).
Midnight in Paris
Directed By: Woody Allen
Starring: Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams
A quirky sweet film with a most novel concept
The Help
Directed By: Tate Taylor
Starring: Emma Stone, Viola Davis
All glossy and slick and somewhat pat—but that doesn't matter after an extraordinary cast led by Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer and Emma Stone is finished
War Horse
Directed By: Steven Spielberg
Starring: Jeremy Irvine, Emily Watson
Spielberg opens and closes the film with a distracting John Ford take. But for the actual war crux of the film, War Horse slips into Spielbergian rhythm and just gallops brilliantly.
My Week with Marilyn
Directed By: Simon Curtis
Starring: Michelle Willims, Kenneth Branagh
What I like to call a Vanity Fair film—completely overstylized in lighting, costumes and set and for all that I love it. Eddie Redmayne is just utterly charming (even though he only ever smiles) and Michelle Williams is just absolutely captivating as Marilyn. Plus there's an equally decadent supporting cast including Branagh, Ormond, Dench, Wannamaker and more.
For Kids - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2
Directed By: David Yates
Starring: Danielle Radcliff, Emma Watson
Jared Says: This series went off the rails for me awhile back. But this edition completely returned me. Just an exceptional end to the series.
Ty Burr's PicksThe Artist
Directed By: Michael Hazanavicius
Starring: Jean Dujardin, Berenice Bejo, John Goodman, James Cromwell
Hollywood, 1927: As silent movie star George Valentin wonders if the arrival of talking pictures will cause him to fade into oblivion, he sparks with Peppy Miller, a young dancer set for a big break. *Opens this Friday
The Clock (MFA film installation)
Directed By: Christian Marclay
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Directed By: Michelangelo Frammartino
Starrring: Guiseppe Fuda
Italian film - An old shepherd lives his last days in a quiet medieval village perched high on the hills of Calabria in northern Italy
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Starring: Bill Cunningham and others
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A Hollywood stunt performer who moonlights as a wheelman discovers that a contract has been put on him after a heist gone wrong.
Directed By: Bennett Miller (Capote)
Starring: Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Robin Wright, Philip Seymour Hoffman
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Starring: Paul Giamatti, Amy Ryan, Jeffrey Tambor
A struggling lawyer and volunteer wrestling coach's chicanery comes back to haunt him when the teenage grandson of the client he's double-crossed comes into his life.
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Starring: Voices of Ben Kingsley, Sacha Baron Cohen, Christopher Lee
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North Country Hospital Volunteers: A Fountain Of Youth
NEWPORT- Merrilyn Barry, Director of Volunteers at North Country Hospital (and also business manager for the Wellness Center), coordinates dozens of volunteers working in different capacities at the hospital. One group of retired volunteers works in a variety of positions including the gift shop, information desk, stock room, library, dialysis, physical therapy, information systems, and by shredding documents and helping out in the waiting room. Volunteers work four- or five-hour shifts depending on need and the area where they work.While meeting and greeting people in the waiting room is the most visible function performed, much of the work they do supports different departments in the hospital. For example, volunteers who work at the information desk also deliver flowers and mail to the patients. Volunteers in the waiting room attend to family members, bring patients from the ward to the lobby, or help collate paperwork. Another important function is to witness legal documents such as living wills. By law, employees of the hospital cannot witness a patient's legal document.Junior Volunteers, ages 14-18, work after school for a couple of hours. These volunteers work the floors, offering water or juice to patients or delivering mail. Other duties include working in the dietary department, helping to sort silverware or preparing trays for patients.The volunteer program probably began at the former Newport hospital and continued at the new location. Barry started working with the program 35 years ago when it was being run by the Ladies Auxiliary. "Originally the director served a two year stint and then a new person would be chosen to the position," said Barry. "But I wanted it to be a career, so they agreed to start me at 15 hours per week." About five years later the hospital established the Wellness Center and Barry became a full-time employee, with two job titles.Barry estimates that at least ten of the volunteers are over 80 years old – and going strong. One volunteer who works in the gift shop has been working with Barry since she started there 35 years ago. Marie Nielson is over 90 and works a shift every week.


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Pop couple Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift are all set for a Halloween to remember after leading all nominees for the 2012 J-14 Teen Icon magazine awards.
Announced on Thursday, Bieber leads the pack with nine nods, Swift has eight and Gomez seven.
The sweethearts could find themselves sharing a couple of awards when they are announced at the end of October – because Bieber and Gomez are nominated for Iconic Couple and Iconic Kiss for the smooch they shared on the set of his As Long As You Love Me video set.
Meanwhile, Bieber will go up against his girlfriend in the Iconic Heart category, where his work for Charity Water and Pencils For Promise will be judged against Gomez's for UNICEF and the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, and they'll also compete for the Icon of the Year trophy.
In the leading categories, Bieber and Swift will compete with Adele, Demi Lovato, Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj for Iconic Singer of the Year gold, and Big Time Rush, Boys Like Girls, fun., Mindless Behavior, One Direction and The Wanted will fight it out for Iconic Band.
The Iconic Song category will be a scrap between Bieber (Boyfriend), Carly Rae Jepsen (Call Me Maybe), Lovato (Give Your Heart A Break), Cher Lloyd (Want U Back), Swift (We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together) and One Direction (What Makes You Beautiful).
In the movie categories, Channing Tatum, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Logan Lerman and Twilight stars Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner will battle for the Iconic Movie Actor trophy, while Emma Stone, Emma Watson, Kristen Stewart, Jennifer Lawrence, Lily Collins and Vanessa Hudgens are up for Iconic Actress.
And the Iconic Movie title will be contested by Katy Perry: Part of Me, Mirror Mirror, Snow White & The Huntsman, The Hunger Games, The Perks of Being a Wallflower and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2.
The award winners will be announced in the December issue of J-14 Magazine.
Pop couple Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift are all set for a Halloween to remember after leading all nominees for the 2012 J-14 Teen Icon magazine awards.