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The ship landed and transformed into an unnecessarily neon-coloured car with an over-sized engine poking out from a hole in the bonnet and Gort hopped out of the driver's door. In response to my quizzical stare, Gort explained that he had purchased the vehicle with his annual bonus as an investment. He planned to use the spacecar's nuclear fusion engine to win illegal drag races against unsuspecting human drivers down on Earth.
It was this moment when New Empress magazine's editor, Helen Cox climbed out of the passenger-side door wearing a bikini and carrying a large piece of card with "Lap 1" written on it. I slowly turned to Gort and said: "You've been watching The Fast and The Furious again, haven't you?"
The Fast and The Furious series is a huge money spinner and has a cult of fans, but they have been almost unanimously critically-panned, so are they any good? Let's take a look at each movie:
The Fast and The Furious
The film that started it all is clearly a movie designed to appeal to the lowest common denominator: fast cars, shoot outs, criminal endeavours, undercover cops, tough guys, hot girls, it has it all. but the quality still shines through. It's cheesy as hell, but the cast are top notch; we know Diesel, Rodriguez and Brewster can bring it, but Walker, despite being strictly B-list, fits the role perfectly. The plot twists and turns, and though clearly improbable, actually makes sense. This is one of those rare movies that elevates exploitation cinema to the level of artistry and it fully deserves its success.
Verdict: Classic
2 Fast 2 Furious
On the one hand, the plot to this sequel makes bugger-all sense and it's nowhere near as good as the first one. Name and actor aside, it's hard to tell whether Walker is actually supposed to be the same character. He's gone from a conflicted undercover cop to a criminal renegade forced into undercover work to save his neck with the flimsiest of rationales. On the plus side, we've now got Eva Mendes and Devon Aoki in bikinis, grizzly and inventive rat torture, ejector seats, electric car harpoons, Italian Job-style heists and jumping cars onto boats. This is The Fast and The Furious does James Bond and it's a plethora of great setpieces with a good cast; you can't complain.
Verdict: Better than you remember
The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift
This next movie, from the thereon mainstay series director Justin Lin, ditched the cast and the plot and started fresh, theming the new direction around "drifting" cars - extended skidding around corners. Taking advantage of the Tokyo setting, the film opens strongly and the first time we saw it, we were excited. However, we were interrupted by an attack from the dreaded Black Dog Armada. When we finally got chance to watch it again, we were disappointed to find the quality plummeted almost from where we stopped watching. The high-school-sports movie feel of the opening was replaced with Yakuza shenanigans. This was reflected in the takings, with this being the only film in the series to make a loss in the States and they stuck to the formula from here on in. A third watch, however, reveals that the movie still has entertaining points, especially since it's the only one of the films that actually ends with a race!
Verdict: Better than you remember
Fast & Furious
Going straight back to the tried and trusted formula, Fast and Furious brought back the entire cast of the original movie and the winning formula, though kept a few references to Tokyo Drift so it wasn't a complete whitewash. Good old Walker is back to being a cop again; he's become an FBI agent now, as you do. By the end, though, he's back to being a criminal; he really needs to take some career advice... Anyhow, this film is one big, silly action movie, with some fantastic setpieces, but it's actually very light on actual car racing. The first movie managed to squeeze in plenty of gearhead fun with the crime thrills; and it is that reason alone that the original is better, because this is one holy hell of a rollercoaster.
Verdict: Classic
Fast Five
Taking up the plot from the exact minute where the fourth outing ends, this is yet more of the same. It's crime thriller-heavy and car chase-light, but who cares when it's this much fun! This is a big-budget heist movie full of gleeful hilarity. Lin's mission is to give you exactly what you want to see: big car chases, big stunts, big shootouts, tense heists, self-referential humour, endless BAMF posturing, all the characters you want to show up and Vin Diesel vs The Rock in a fist fight! This is just a big ball of dumb fun and we love it.
Verdict: Classic
Torque, made by the same production team behind F&F, is basically just F&F with bikes instead of cars, only it's even better than all the F&F films combined. Check out our review from a few years back.
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
(Re)Discover Chattanooga - Foodworks Brunch
I know Foodworks is a great event space, and has a respected lunch and dinner menu, but this post is all about brunch.....and where there is brunch, there are mimosas. In this case $1 mimosas, #3.50 Bloody Mary's, and $2 PBR Tallboys. Most people don't need much more than that but the food is pretty good too.
The brunch selection is pretty standard, but with a few twists. You have lots of options for eggs, chicken & waffles, shrimp & grits, and a lemon pound cake french toast that is fairly fantastic.
My biggest piece of advice for Foodworks brunch (served both Saturday & Sunday) is to get there early or make reservations. The difference between 11:05 and 11:10 can be a 45 minute wait for a table - but don't worry, you can have a mimosa while you wait.
Foodworks is located just across the river from the downtown, so if you're visiting for the weekend (or like to be a local tourist) I recommend Foodworks for brunch then a trip to the Tennessee Aquarium!
205-C Manufacturers Road, Chattanooga TN 37415
(423) 752-7487
Open Daily at 11 AM, Lunch & Dinner, Saturday & Sunday Brunch
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Got a note from a woman who is having difficulty getting to work.
Seems that her POS mother has addictions and mental health issues — and she suffers from physical health issues related to addictions and mental health issues. It's a vicious cycle. My reader hauls her mom all over town to make appointments. Then her mom and sisters call late at night and want to talk.
They don't have jobs. They have the luxury of staying up late and commiserating about their pathetic lives. My poor reader is so exhausted from helping her family that she can't get up in the morning and get herself to work.
That's a problem.
"My family needs me," she told me. "There is nobody else."
Sounds like there is nobody else who is relatively stable and earns a decent income, either. What would happen if my reader lost her job?
"I'd be devastated," she said. "What rights do I have under FMLA?"
Okay, well, the easy discussion is to talk about FMLA. The harder discussion is to tell my reader to get up and go to work in the morning and stop talking to me about government-mandated solutions to solve a care-giving problem. There are greater forces at play.
[This is exactly why I am a failed HR chick.]
I want to tell her — bucket your life into repeatable processes. Call mom at a certain time, take her to her appointments on specific days, help out with other issues at designated hours, turn off your phone at a certain time, and get yourself to bed. Rinse. Repeat.
I tried to go down that path. I heard, "It just doesn't work that way, Laurie. They are unpredictable people."
Believe me, I know. And I know the world is not black and white. Family loyalties are important. The heart breaks when we see people suffer.
But as much as we feel obligated to try and help other people, our family members are obligated to try to be the best versions of themselves, too. Addiction and mental illness do not remove those obligations.
And it's important to know that we cannot fix serious problems like the ones mentioned above. We don't have those skills. And god knows that we can't fix anything if we lose our jobs.
It's no fun to live life in a very black/white way. Boundaries are tough and constricting. I would say, though, that life is tough and constricting — punctuated by moments of joy that make it all worth doing. Then we die. While we are alive, we have obligations to make life a little easier for those around us.
Some believe that addiction and mental illness make people forget that they have obligations. In my experience, I would argue that people who are addicts are often pervasive narcissists. They forget how to try. And you do yourself — and humanity — no good if you sabotage your own life to accomodate someone who forgets how to try.
What can you do? Be kind, be patient and be a loving human being. Know your limits or try to get some help learning about your limits.
Try to help but focus those energies in a positive way. Millions of us have unhealthy and unhappy family members who would suck the life force from our bodies if we allowed it to happen. It's not about saying no. It's about trying to find a solution that creates a containment field around the sickness and dysfunction.
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How to get to Port ErinFly in to Douglas (IOM-Ronaldsway), 5.3 mi (8.5 km) from downtown Port Erin.
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What is Gluten?
[Updated July 12, 2017]
Gluten is a protein found in wheat, rye, barley, and their derivatives.
Gluten is found in all forms of wheat (einkorn, durum, faro, graham, kamut, semolina, spelt, triticale), rye and barley. This means that gluten is in all bakery goods (i.e., breads, cakes, cupcakes, bagels, cookies, muffins) made with regular white flour, whole wheat flour and most whole grain flours. It is also in pasta and noodle dishes and most breakfast cereals.
Gluten is surprisingly ubiquitous. It is often found in beer and ale, salad dressing, Communion wafers, canned soups, sauces and gravies, and imitation crab. For an extensive list of foods that may contain gluten, see Gluten Free & More's Gluten Free Quick Start Guide.
People who have celiac disease and those with non-celiac gluten sensitivity must avoid gluten. They do this by adhering to a strict gluten-free diet. This diet—free of all forms of wheat, barley and rye—is necessary to help prevent both the short-term and long-term consequences of celiac disease. Even miniscule amounts of gluten can be enough to cause damage to the small intestine for those with celiac disease.
Thankfully, there are plenty of gluten-free flours and starches that make excellent alternatives to gluten-based flours and thickeners, allowing for delicious gluten-free baking. Check out "Your Food Allergy Substitution Guide: Flours, Milks, Eggs & More! to begin your own gluten-free baking journey.
If you have celiac disease, don't eat a food if you are unable to verify its ingredients. Labels should be checked every time foods are purchased, even if you've used a product before, as manufacturers can change ingredients without warning. For more about gluten-free labeling, see "Reading Gluten-Free Labels".
Gluten Free & More has published all kinds of articles designed to help you understand what you're feeling, what you're hearing, and what you may not have been told. Start your research here.
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Celiac Testing Matters
Patients are usually screened for celiac disease with a blood panel. The diagnosis is then confirmed with a biopsy of the small bowel. Not every case of celiac disease is a straightforward diagnosis, in part because each test for celiac has an important limitation. Source: Living Without
Celiac Disease Testing: Searching for Answers
Celiac or gluten sensitive? What you should know about genetic testing Source: Living Without
Must-Do's for Newly Diagnosed Celiacs
If youve just been told that you or a family member has celiac disease, its likely your head is spinning with information overload and youre in a daze of disbelief. A celiac diagnosis isnt the worst thing but it can feel like the end of your worldat first. Fortunately, its never been easier to embark on a special-diet lifestyle. Follow these tried-and-true steps to be on your way to a happier and healthier gluten-free life. Here are ten secrets to gluten-free success. Source: Living Without
A Celiac Pill
Subscribers Only — A university dietitian helped arrange for a selection of gluten-free cereals, yogurt, plain chicken, and veggies for Simon in the main cafeteria but she still felt she was missing out. Her options were bland and limited. She knew college presented a special set of challengesbut she suspected the diet would always be socially inconvenient. Would there ever be another way to treat celiac disease? Source: Living Without
Gluten Attack: Ataxia
Gluten ataxia is a neurologic condition characterized by the loss of balance and coordination. However it can also affect fingers, hands, arms, legs, speech and even eye movements. Typical symptoms include difficulty walking or walking with a wide gait, frequent falls, difficulty judging distances or position, visual disturbances and tremor. Source: Living Without
Celiac: Diagnosis Delay
Subscribers Only — When Jennifer Hudner was diagnosed with celiac disease, it was long overduemore than 30 years overdue. While delayed diagnosis is not uncommon with celiac disease (the average time for diagnosis is 11 years from symptom onset), a 30-plus year delay is staggering. Hudner, a clinical social worker with elementary-aged children in West Hartford, Connecticut, suffered from gastrointestinal problems since high school. Over the years she sought help from countless doctors and was diagnosed with numerous conditions, including functional colitis and a nervous stomach. Source: Living Without
Celiac Disease, By Accident
In July 2007, Emily Eland and her two best friends, Jack and Carli, took two jet-skis out on the Columbia River to watch the sunset. As Emily, then 15, sped ahead on her jet-ski, Jack and Carli followed closely behind on theirs. When she slowed to a stop, having found a great spot to view the dipping sun, Jack failed to see her. What happened next would change Emilys life. Source: Living Without
Celiac Triggers
Other environmental factors could be relevant to the onset of celiac disease in genetically predisposed individuals. Source: Living Without
A Good GIG: Gluten Intolerance Group
Cynthia Kupper, executive director of the Gluten Intolerance Group of North America (GIG), did not set out to become a leading force in the gluten-free community. A single mom who worked full-time as a clinical dietitian at a hospital in Tacoma, Washington, Kupper began volunteering at the nonprofit organization 15 years ago when it was a tiny group composed primarily of volunteers. Source: Living Without
Diabetes and Celiac Disease
Subscribers Only — When I was growing up, candy never held any appeal for me. But shortly before my 16th birthday, I found myself devouring every candy bar in sight and nursing a cut that would not heal. I knew that something was wrong. My doctor told me that I had type 1 diabetes and that I would have to take three to five injections a day for the rest of my life. It was ominous news, but at 16, I was young and invincible. Within hours of diagnosis, I was learning to give myself insulin shots. Source: Living Without
A Closer Look at Gluten-Free Labeling
In late 2008, a newspaper investigation revealed that certain gluten-free products manufactured by Wellshire Farms and specifically marketed to children were mislabeled. As news spread about the faulty designation, parents of food allergic kids became furious&iexcel;ªand scared. At least two children with wheat allergies developed anaphylaxis to the mislabeled food and required hospitalization. In addition, countless children with celiac disease were sickened, including 2-year-old James Fourie. Source: Living Without
Question and Answers: Celiac Disease
Stefano Guandalini, M.D., medical director of the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center and one of the worlds leading experts on celiac disease, talks with editor Alicia Woodward about this often misunderstood and vastly undiagnosed genetic disorder. Source: Living Without
A Specialist on Celiac Disease
One in 133 Americans has celiac disease yet only 3 percent have been diagnosed. Why is this chronic condition still being under-diagnosed and what are some common misperceptions? Source: Living Without
Celiac Disease, The Great Pretender
Celiac disease is more common than most people think:, and it may show up in unexpected ways. Experts now estimate that approximately 1 in 100 Americans have the condition... but only 3 percent have been diagnosed. Source: Living Without
Race for a Celiac Cure
If youve been waiting for the day you can sink your teeth into a warm glazed doughnutor at least not worry about cross-contamination in restaurantsthat day isnt tomorrow. But its coming, say celiac experts. Source: Living Without
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Dr. Mary Chatelain, Audiologist and Founder of Pinnacle Hearing
Dr. Mary Chatelain graduated with her doctoral degree in Audiology from Louisiana Tech University in 2007. She is proud to be the first to receive this degree in the State of Louisiana. Dr. Chatelain is a member of the American Academy of Audiology and the American Speech Language and Hearing Association. She also is a preceptor for the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences Audiology Doctoral program where she regularly trains future audiologists and prepares them for their careers in audiology.
Dr. Mary Chatelain, Au.D., launched Pinnacle Hearing in 2013 with the vision to help Arkansas hear. She believes seeing a patient hear for the first time in years brings so much joy to everyone. Dr. Chatelain is proud that her team continually touches the community in a variety of ways by restoring patients' hearing. It brings great joy to the staff to impact their patients and their families by reconnecting them through restored hearing. She believes it is an honor that her team is continually chosen to provide hearing services to Arkansans throughout the state.
"When I compare our field to other medical professionals, the field of audiology is relativity new. In college, I was drawn to this field because it intrigued me that audiology began after World War II when servicemen were coming back with hearing loss due to the noise trauma in combat. It seemed like there was so much breakthrough to be made. Although this field is not life or death, it is quality of life."
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I believe in drawing upon the power of nature and its ingredients to nurture the body.
It's all about getting back to basics and letting nature be your best elixir.
Replenish your skin with water, cleanse your lungs with fresh air and nourish your mind and body with wholesome food and home grown herbs. Limit your exposure to the sun and instead of searching for that miracle cream, draw on natural alternatives from nature to make you feel as beautiful as life intended.
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text: Minnesota Twins first baseman Kent Hrbek underwent treatment for a shoulder sprain and may be placed on the disabled list after the All-Star break. Dr. Harvey O'Phelan, the team physician, said Hrbek has a severe sprain in his right shoulder that has not been given sufficient time to heal. O'Phelan: ''He's always had loose ligaments. Usually, these things get better quickly but this has been prolonged. He sort of treats himself.'' Hrbek, a .301 hitter in his three years, has struggled this season. ''He's going to work out on Wednesday and we'll see what happens then,'' O'Phelan said. ''It's just a matter of rest and maybe a short stay on the DL.''


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Double Degrees
Qualified students may be granted permission to earn double degrees at the undergraduate level only if one of the majors leads to a degree that is specified as professional or clinical (externally certified) and the total number of credits completed for the two degrees is at least 144. See paragraphs at the end of this section for additional restrictions.
Only the following currently offered undergraduate programs are considered to be professional or clinical degree programs:
• Bachelor of Engineering degrees in biomedical engineering, chemical and molecular engineering, civil engineering, engineering science, electrical engineering, computer engineering, and mechanical engineering (Note: Students planning to complete a B.E. degree and a B.A. or B.S. degree in the College of Arts and Sciences must complete the D.E.C. requirements of the College of Arts and Sciences);
• Bachelor of Science degree in nursing;
• Bachelor of Science degree in social welfare;
• Bachelor of Science degrees in clinical laboratory sciences, respiratory care, and athletic training.
Students who are planning to complete more than one major in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS) should note that this will lead only to a double major, not a double degree, regardless of the type of degree program. Students completing a degree in CEAS may only receive double degrees if the second degree is outside CEAS.
Students who are planning to complete the majors in biology and in clinical laboratory sciences should note that these programs will lead only to a double major, not a double degree.
Students who are planning to complete a bachelor of science degree in nursing or a bachelor of social work degree in social welfare and any other major should note that these programs will lead only to a double degree, not a double major.
Students must be formally admitted to each unit granting the degree and have written approval from the dean of each college. Approval is subject to review and final authorization by the Office of Undergraduate Academic Affairs.
Requirements within the minimum 144 credits for double degrees with HSC:
1) 90 credits in the liberal arts (i.e., traditional disciplines such as English, history, chemistry, economics)
2) 36 of the 90 liberal arts credits earned at Stony Brook (other liberal arts credit may have been transferred)
3) 15 of the 36 liberal arts credits earned at Stony Brook in upper division credits (courses numbered 300 or higher)
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City of Portland Releases Unprecedented Funding Amount for Affordable Housing
The Portland Housing Bureau (PHB) announced today that it has $61.6 million in local and federal funds for affordable housing project proposals – the largest Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) to date. This investment of public funds is expected to generate another $150 - $200 million in economic activity and produce at least 600 new affordable housing units.
The annual NOFA process is the primary means through which PHB solicits and funds affordable housing projects. This year's NOFA includes five sites owned by the Housing Bureau, Multnomah County, and the Portland Development Commission (PDC). In addition to the sizeable amount of funds, the NOFA also draws from a broad diversity of sources, including City and County General Fund, Tax Increment Financing from six of the city's urban renewal areas, and federal HOME and Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds, as well as 100 Project-Based Section 8 vouchers from Home Forward.
"Solving our housing crisis is going to take this kind of cooperative approach from our local agencies," said Commissioner Dan Saltzman, who oversees the Housing Bureau. "We are in a critical moment as a city and I'm glad that we've been able to mobilize our collective resources to have the greatest impact possible."
The notice outlines the City's priorities for the funding, which include:
- $7.5 million for affordable housing development to support the priorities of the A Home for Everyone homelessness initiative.
- $10 million, plus at least 40 Project-Based Section 8 vouchers, to develop one City-owned property and one County-owned property in North/Northeast Portland, in accordance with the priorities of the N/NE Neighborhood Housing Strategy to mitigate displacement in the area.
- $5 million for development in the Lents area, plus a PDC-owned site.
Recognizing the city's housing emergency, Commissioner Saltzman directed the Housing Bureau to deploy all of its available resources, which included pulling forward Tax Increment Finance dollars budgeted for future years.
"The people of Portland can't afford to wait," Saltzman said. "Our city's housing crisis demands thoughtful, immediate action."
Interested proposers will need to attend a mandatory information session on November 12 and a mandatory contractor networking session will be held on December 3. Proposals will be due in January with award announcements expected to follow by March.
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This inspiring fan video, featuring Carl Sagan's famous "Pale Blue Dot" narration, is made by Reid Gower and he has this to say about NASA's current public image:
I got frustrated with NASA and made this video. NASA is the most fascinating, adventurous, epic institution ever devised by human beings, and their media sucks. Seriously. None of their brilliant scientists appear to know how to connect with the social media crowd, which is now more important than ever. In fact, NASA is an institution whose funding directly depends on how the public views them.
In all of their brilliance, NASA seems to have forgotten to share their hopes and dreams in a way the public can relate to, leaving one of humanity's grandest projects with terrible PR and massive funding cuts. I have a lot of ideas for a NASA marketing campaign, but I doubt they'd pay me even minimum wage to work for them. I literally have an MSWord document entitled NASAideas.doc full of ideas waiting to share. I thought maybe, just maybe someone might be able to work their magic for me on that. But the primary point of this post is to vent my frustration with NASA. Sure, they've fallen victim to budget cuts but I honestly think cutting media will seal NASA's own fate. Unless they can find a way to relate to the general public, support for their projects will always be minimal, and their funding will follow suit. A social media department would easily pay for itself in government grants because it could rekindle the public interest in the space program.
Here's hoping NASA takes a cue from this!


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Domanico, founding creative behind Draftfcb Healthcare, passes away at 74
Tom Domanico, the former chairman and CEO of what is now FCB Health, died August 24 at his home in Greenwich, CT.
Domanico, who was 74, spent the final decades of his storied advertising career at Draftfcb Healthcare, where he eventually became chairman and CEO before assuming an emeritus role until his retirement in 2013.
His journey within that organization began in 1983 when he was asked to head up Vicom Associates, a firm employing six people that was later acquired by FCB (Foote, Cone & Belding). More than three decades later, the agency has annual US revenue of about $110 million and employs about 600 people. (The agency's brand progression looks like this: Vicom, to Vicom FCB, to FCB Healthcare, to Draft/FCB Healthcare, to Draftfcb Healthcare, to FCB Health.)
Domanico was born in Brooklyn and grew up in Queens. He studied art and advertising at New York Community College in the 1960s before taking his first agency job with the healthcare ad shop Klemtner.
He served as the lead creative director on the Roche account in the '70s while at Williams Douglas McAdams, after cutting his teeth on campaigns for Pfizer antibiotics Terramycin and Vibramycin at Klemtner. He later led Draft/FCB's work on several Merck blockbusters: the statin Zocor, osteoporosis drug Fosamax and asthma treatment Singulair.
"I used to watch these people who were going to work by train with the looks on their faces rushing to get home, rushing to get to work, always stressed, and I was smiling from ear to ear because I love what I do," Domanico recalled in a 2014 profile in MM&M. "I was having a great time, and I felt so bad for them. I said, 'I'm going into the office, we're having fun, we have creative challenges, we have great clients.' It was terrific."
Domanico was part of the hiring team that brought in Dana Maiman, who now serves as president and CEO of FCB Health. The two later served together as the agency's co-CEOs. "I've always referred to him as my consigliere," she told MM&M. "He had a genuine passion and caring for the client, for the brands he was working on and for the people he developed over the years."
Domanico was inducted into the Medical Advertising Hall of Fame in 2014 and once served as its chairman. After his retirement, he retained a role as chairman emeritus of Draftfcb Healthcare, which was twice named agency of the year by MM&M, once in 2007 and again in 2011.
He is survived by his wife, Maritza, and two daughters, Gina and Christa.


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A Coroner From A Small Town In Arkansas Just Made Trey Gowdy's Day
Philip Berenson is the coroner for the small town of Tinfred, Arkansas. This morning, after making a discovery that he never saw coming, he made a phone call to Congressman Trey Gowdy's office that will shape the direction of the investigation into the Clintons that always seems to hit a dead end with a dead body.
This time, the dead body is reportedly directly connected to Bill Clinton and Hillary knew all about it. Details are still sketchy, but an aide inside Gowdy's office has leaked that the coroner from Tinfred was astounded to find evidence with such a clear connection to a case that has been so elusive for so many years. The aide, who chooses to remain anonymous, told Breitbart:
The body this coroner is working with isn't what anyone expected. As of now there's a lot of secrecy because when things connected to the Clintons are leaked people tend to turn up dead. The people involved are already being rounded up and put into protective custody. Congressman Gowdy is elated at the news as much as he is saddened by the discovery. This soul may have just been the one to give its life to finally put an end to decades of corruption and murder.
The Clintons reportedly shrugged and laughed at the allegations, calling them more "right wing conspiracy nonsense." This is a developing story that will be updated.


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If I were to be secluded on a deserted island - which actually would not change much my daily routine - and was asked for five physics topics to take with me, one would be superconductivity. Superconductivity is the phenomenon of current flow with zero resistance in certain substances cooled down to low temperatures. Several reasons why the topic would be on my short list on the (hopefully tropical) island: (1) It involves a delicate microscopic mechanism that you would never be able to guess at unless you were both a genius and intoxicated at the same time; (2) The physics involved is one of the most profound techniques Nature uses to achieve a change of state - for example, it is the same one that is also responsible for the Higgs particle (see post on the "god particle") giving mass to all matter; (3) It involves a phase transition - a phenomenon whereby a state of matter undergoes dramatic change that reflects intricate microscopic dynamics; (4) It is one of the few places in Nature where the crazy effects of quantum mechanics - usually tucked into the microscopic world - peak out directly into our macroscopic world.
The first video demonstrate superconductivity, along with the magnetic pinning phenomenon in so-called Type II superconductors. The second video talks about a current practical application of this physics. All this is in preparation to a post coming up tomorrow on the actual detailed physics of superconductivity. In the meantime, enjoy.


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what a week!!!!!! school has been crazy, our computer system is down with a virus so it has been back to the old style of teaching and sadly the kids have not taken to it very well>>> what did we do before computers? so just to unwind i made a card which i am posting on the magnolia vs stampavie challenge. i love the magnolia stamps i think they are just adorable, and i thought i would use my eclipse tape (which i have had for ages) to have tilda sitting on a table. i like the image i hope you do too. thanks for dropping by xx
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Although one of the smaller U.S. states in total area, Ohio ranks seventh in the country on total population. Over half the U.S. population lives within 500 miles of Columbus.
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- Joder (1st place, pick 3 books)
- Kim H (3rd place, get the final book not picked)
Your book choices are below, please email me your address (monicaannkoetz(AT)gmail.com) and the book list in the order of your preference, list all in case the one you wanted was chosen.
- Fantasy Lover by: Sherrilyn Kenyon
- Shiver by: Maggie Stiefvater
- Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs by: Molly Harper
- A Rush of Wings by: Adrian Pheonix
- Darkfever by: Karen Marie Moning
- Kiss of Midnight by: Lara Adrian
Winner of Jordan by: Susan Kearney is Sandy Jay, I already have your info, you don't need to do anything :)
Winner of Worst Cast by James Patterson audiobook is Debbie Lester, please email me your address at monicaannkoetz(AT)gmail.com
Winner of Sin with a Scoundrel giveaway is Stephanie Fleischer, please email me your address at monicaannkoetz(AT)gmail.com
Winner of the Parajunkee Button Giveaway is Amanda Leigh, I contacted Parajunkee, she should be contacting you soon.
Congratulations everyone! Sorry I was so behind on posting the winners, it's been a busy busy week!
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Giving snacks is a pleasure for the owner and the horse. You love to give them and your horse loves to have them. The important thing is to know what can and cannot be eaten.
Good Snacks — Low Glycemic Index, Low Carbohydrates
Beet pulp with no molasses
Strawberries, cherries without the pits
Roasted peanuts in the shell
Whole pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds
Celery sticks
Sugar-free peppermints and candy
Hay cubes Alfalfa pellets
Chopped low NSC hay
Bad Snacks — High Glycemic Index, High Carbohydrates or both
Cookies Candy Bran mash Certain grains – corn, oat, wheat – even a handful is a bad choice
Certain fruits/vegetables – apples, carrots, applesauce, watermelon
Other items: jelly beans, yogurt, pretzels, chips, lawn clippings
For a complete listing and explanation visit Dr. Reilly's website:www.equinemedsurg.com/articles/insulin-resistance/diet-for-the-insulin-resistant-horse/#Good%20Snacks


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This week's subject is: Moving to start employment in the UK
There's so much to think about when starting employment in the UK, especially when it comes to finances. To help you or anyone you know with the big move, WorldRemit's MoneyMatters' has asked top Independent Financial Adviser, Chris Daems for his advice. He shares his top tips on the most important financial things to research and understand when moving to the UK.
Your salary
Chris tells us that it's important to realise that most salaries are quoted as a gross figure. What you actually get paid is net pay once the tax and National Insurance have been deducted. There are numerous online calculators to help you work out what your net pay will be. So it's really worth doing that before you accept a contract of work.
Your costs
It can be a costly business relocating. So Chris advises you to think what all those related costs will amount to – these will include travel, accommodation, food, heating and bills. It's also worth noting that if you're moving to the South East of England – London in particular – costs are likely to be even higher.
Employment benefits
Before you agree to any contract of work, Chris says you should really find out what benefits (if any) your employer is offering you. These benefits will vary from employer to employer – so don't assume that anything is included.
The National Health Service (NHS)
It's worth noting that while some aspects of the NHS are free, such as GPs and emergency care – not every bit of the service is. So for example long-term hospital care isn't automatically free. Chris advises checking if there's a healthcare plan that comes as part of your work contract. If not, you may want to take out your own.
Your rights
Chris finishes by telling us that before you move to the UK, it's important to understand your rights as a tenant and as an employee. You can do this by checking your tenancy agreement and work contract. Always make sure that you read and keep a copy of both of them.
For extra advice it's always good to take a look at: www.gov.uk [2]
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Bad Beauty Habits: Cimberly Will Treat Her Natural Hair With TLC
I'm in love with the "instant Glam" appeal hair extensions give, plus I'm extremely tender-headed so I tend to neglect my natural hair quite often.
I need to start taking better care of my own natural hair. I currently rarely wash my hair; and when I say rarely, I mean MAYBE once every few months; I know gross, right? I'm EXTREMELY tender-headed and the whole process of taking down my hair, then washing and conditioning is an ALL day event that I like to avoid as much as possible. Honestly, it's making my scalp throb just thinking about it.
I'm noticing that when I finally do get around to shampooing & conditioning it, globs and globs of my hair come out when I comb it. I'm almost certain that the excessive amount my shedding is due to the lack of care.
To help minimize the shed and enhance the health and condition of my natural tresses, I'm committing to a washing/conditioning routine at least once a week. To assist with the managing, detangling, nourishing and strengthening of my hair I've enlisted the help of Curls hair care products to help me undo this hot mess of a head of mine.
I will be using Curlicious Curls Cleansing Cream – Sulfate Free Cleanser, $15
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This rich and creamy sulfate free cleanser gently cleanses your curls, hydrates, and conditions the hair all in one step. Produces a mild, gentle lather, as it is sulfate (detergent) free. Infused with Carrot Seed oil, Horse Chestnut, Sage Leaf and Arnica Montana Flower Extract. Perfect cleanser for relaxed, chemically altered, and/or color treated hair.
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