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i want to tell her to remember.
to remember that even when life feels so very hard
there is joy to be found.
i want to gently coax her back into the living
by reminding her that tears before rising
are not the way the story has to end.
i want her to retrain her eyes to see beauty
i want to comfort her and wrap my arms around her
and whisper sweet nothings to her.
i want to blanket her with so much love.
i want to tell her that this is only a part of her story.
and it is a worthy part. an important part,
that deserves time and attention
but only a part.
there is so much more to her
than her broken parts.

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This is the First Place award given by the Government of French Polynesia during the 2003 agricultural show in Tahiti. (Taken place every 4 years.)
Alain Abel from Tahiti Vanille won the First Place award at the agricultural show in Tahiti. The fair gathered all farmers from entire French Polynesia in the agriculture field, including vanilla.
To get the award, different criteria had to be met:
- length of the beans
- rate of humidity of the beans
- nice perfume of the beans
- look of the beans (they had to be straight, no scars, not opened....)


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Peru: Cocaine king's riches don't reach growers• http://www.globalpost.com, Simeon Tegel
"Coca's what gives us clothes to wear and medicine when we are sick. It feeds our children," he says, explaining that his only source of income is the few hundred dollars, after costs, he earns per coca harvest.
"We are not 'narcos.' What else are we supposed to do? When we grow cassava or bananas no one wants to buy them. But they come almost every day to buy our coca."
Below us stretches Peru's lawless Apurimac and Ene Valley (VRAE by its Spanish initials) — which produces more coca than any other zone on the planet.
Booming production here has now helped propel Peru to surpass Colombia as the world's No. 1 source of cocaine and other coca-derived narcotics — and placed it center stage in Washington's decades-long, trillion-dollar "war on drugs."


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* 1 quart buttermilk
* 1 tablespoon Old Bay Seasoning
* 1 tablespoon fine sea salt
* 1 tablespoon garlic powder
* 1 tablespoon onion powder
* 1/4 cup sliced shallots
1. One or 2 days in advance, combine the buttermilk, Old Bay Seasoning, salt, garlic powder, onion powder and shallots in a bowl.
2. Whisk until smooth.
* 4 Cornish hens, each cut into 8 pieces
* 4 quarts corn oil
* 3 cups all-purpose flour
* 1 tablespoon Old Bay Seasoning
* 1 tablespoon fine sea salt
* 1 tablespoon garlic powder
* 1 tablespoon onion powder
* Sea salt, to taste
* Cole Slaw, buttermilk biscuits and hot sauce, for serving
1. Add the Cornish hens to marinade and toss to coat.
2. Cover and chill for at least 24 hours and up to two days.
3. Combine the flour and spices in a large paper bag.
4. Meanwhile, pour the oil into an 8-quart Dutch oven and heat, over medium-high heat, until a deep-fry thermometer reads 325°F.
5. Remove the Cornish hen pieces from the buttermilk marinate and drain the excess liquid.
6. Working with 8 pieces at a time, transfer to the bag of flour and shake until coated.
7. Remove the pieces from the bag and transfer to the preheated frying oil.
8. Fry until golden brown, about 8 minutes.
9. Remove the chicken from the oil and drain on paper towels.
10. Sprinkle with salt.
11. Repeat until all of the Cornish hen pieces are fried.
12. Serve with cole slaw, buttermilk biscuits, and hot sauce.
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Reliable equipment means reliable business.
King Enterprises is a family owned commercial fencing company located in Mills, Wyoming. Malik Hegge, along with his wife April, have been operating King Enterprises for 17 years. They consider a key element to running a successful company is to have reliable equipment. King Enterprise currently owns a CAT 279, 289, and 299 tracked skid steer for their fencing company. Malik relies on this equipment to get the job done efficiently. "The equipment that we expect to work all day every day is our Cat equipment. We have other pieces that we don't use as often because it's not as reliable." Over the years Malik has tried other brands of equipment but the experience just wasn't the same. "We have used other brands, but they weren't as reliable, and we had a number of electrical issues with them."


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Before we made a b-line for the border we figured we would get immersed in some of the Ecuadorian culture and go to the world famous Otalavo market. The main attraction to the market are the fine weavings of blankets, carpets, scarves and others. Although, not having a whole lot of room for the carpets, we sufficed with some things for ourselves, Derrick coming away with some pants, paintings, and toque, Eduardo with a Panama Hat and myself with some paintings and a panama hat. The great Panama hat, made in Ecuador, are a great find, keeps the sun away and keeps you cool, but also packs away nicely.
Once we had our fun for the day, it was time to tackle the border. First doing the Ecuador side of things was not so bad, stamp, sign, exchange some money, and spend the remainder of coins on some chocolate and off to the Columbian side. On the Columbian side of things it got a little lengthy, stamp, photocopies, sign and then inspection. The customs agent was very nice, after taking the imprint of our engine serial numbers and looking over them carefully, he let us enter without insurance and then gave us some tips on where to stay in town.
Epiales, another border town which we are coming to have a falling out with. The towns tend to be dreary and have lots of people who want money or to sell you something. But when borders are an afternoon affair, a stay in these places are inevitable. We got some insurance at the local supermarket, most expensive yet at 40 loonies, and found us a hotel around the corner.
A fresh start to a fresh country. Woke up at a decent time and after some amazing Columbian joe and cheese pastries we set off for Popoyan.
The introduction to Columbia was an incredible one, the scenery turned green, the landscape grew rougher and the roads tightened. It was smooth, curvy riding all the way to lunch at Pasto.
The Colombian soldiers which were scattered along the side of the roadway made for an interesting sight. Full cammo with fully auto rifles, who would all give us the thumbs up. A little astounded by the sight of things, all I could usually manage is a meager peace sign back.
Had the typical Almeurzo de hoy for lunch, fillet de pollo con arroz y ensalada (about the extent of my Spanish). We also met some crazy pedal bikers that were on their way of the ´Transcontinental Triathalon´ meaning they kayaked the inside passage (2000km), walked the pacific cost trail (4000km) and now are bicycling from the us to Ushuaia. Very nice and friendly folk but we feel like we are definitely cheating when see dedicated travelers like these. Blog is here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog/hobos/1/tpod.html
After waving goodbye the our new friends, we headed to to do the remainder of the road we had been warned about. As the km drew onward we began to understand why. The road was in dire conditions, with first hitting the boulders, rock slides and washouts. The going was slow, ensuring that the only one direction of traffic navigated around the obstacle. This we have become accustomed to in the south, and we know our place, not in right of way. But then the potholes began. The potholes not presenting much of a challenge for the bike, but the trucks seemed to have an absolute fear of them as they would completely cross into our lanes, and not move when they saw us. Several times each of us had to jam on the brakes or squeeze on the shoulder to avoid the large object coming towards us. Definitely one of the most exciting roads we have ridden thus far, and I hope it remains that way. Derrick captured video, although there is no way we would be able to upload the 200mb masterpiece, so pictures and your imaginations will have to do.
Once we got into Popoyan, everything seemed possible after surviving that road, and we found a hostel for a good price, parked the bikes in the entrance way and hit the town for some diner.
Popoyan was a beautiful town, with white buildings within 2 blocks radius of the plaza and the intermixed stone overpasses. Time to recuperate after that treacherous day.


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World in Conflict (also known as WiC or WIC) is a real-time tactical video game developed by Massive Entertainment and published by Sierra Entertainment for Windows and the Xbox 360. The game was released in North America on 18 September 2007 and was included in our testing as it is a recent DirectX 10 game title. It also has a threaded engine for multi-core processor support, which is ideal for this testing. The plot in World in Conflict is to defend their country, their hometown, and their families in the face of Soviet-led World War III, delivering an epic struggle of courage and retribution. You are a field commander leading the era's most powerful military machines in the heroic effort to turn back the invasion…one city and suburb at a time. Let's get on to the benchmarking! WIC was tested using the most recent patch available, which is patch number 002.
Very High DX10 Quality Settings –
Results: At a resolution of 1920×1200 with very high quality settings, the Radeon HD 4870 was just behind the GeForce GTX 280, which is impressive. In CrossFire the Radeon HD 4850 and Radeon HD 4850 are pretty strong and remember this test was run with 'Very High' graphics settings.
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Boehner/Obama Collaboration Exposes the D.C. Permanent Class
Barack Obama and John Boehner are from different political parties. They're seen as enemies by a mainstream media that spills gallons of ink perpetuating the myth of gridlock.
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But I hope all of you have your eyes open, because in reality, what you're seeing is the D.C. "Permanent Class" in action. Gridlock is a myth. Partisan fights are mostly for show. When it comes to big decisions, it's hard to tell much difference between the Bush White House and the Obama White House.
Many of you are likely perplexed because the propaganda of partisanship and divided government is so pervasive, it's hard to get through the fog and see what's going on. But when the chips are really down, the Washington elite rally together.This explains why Barack Obama, who campaigned just five years ago as an anti-war liberal, has turned 180 degrees and is now asking Congress for the authority to bomb Syria.
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This explains why John Kerry, who five years ago, was dining in Syria with Bashar al-Assad, is now channeling Dick Cheney as he barks that the U.S. can't let "a thug and a murderer like Bashar al-Assad" get away with gassing the Syrian people.
This is the same John Kerry who became famous for bashing Nixon during the Vietnam War. Back then, Kerry crowed, "How can you ask a man to be the last one to die for a mistake?"
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The Permanent Class is not a new phenomenon. In his farewell speech from the White House on January 17, 1961, President Dwight Eisenhower warned the nation about what he believed was a dire threat to representative government. Here are his exact words: "In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists, and will persist."
First, you need to understand that the partisanship is great for fundraising. Democrats send thousands of letters and emails claiming that Republicans are about to strip women of their abortion rights. They raise millions, when in reality, the Republicans haven't mounted any such effort. Both sides of the Permanent Class support abortion.
Republicans send thousands of letters and emails claiming that they want to repeal Obamacare. They raise millions, when in reality, the Republicans have continued to pour money into Obamacare every year since Boehner became House Speaker. Both sides support Obamacare because it's good for corporate profits. We're going to see millions of American workers lose job-based healthcare in the next few years, and that's good for big business. I can easily predict that in 10 years, most Americans will be buying overpriced insurance from government exchanges.
Now, Tea Party outsiders like Senators Mike Lee and Ted Cruz pose a threat to these big corporate profits. Such politicians are dangerous to the Permanent Class, and that's why the D.C. media is so focused on destroying their careers sooner rather than later.
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The Permanent Class can't have people saying what Ted Cruz said earlier this week: "The last thing we ought to be doing is sending our sons and daughters into harm's way… to serve as Al-Qaeda's Air Force." Words like these are harmful to the Permanent Class agenda.
Just Follow the Politician Bread Trail
So if you're seeking to understand the elite in Washington, just ignore what politicians say. Instead, you should look at what they do.
In fact, that's exactly what we will do in our new monthly newsletter, Constitutional Wealth (more information about this coming soon). We've positioned ourselves to score big profits by tracking the elite class and understanding how they actually work hand-in-hand, even as they bash each other on the TV talk shows. Take Syria, for example. War makes for big profits. Previously, while we were building Constitutional Wealth, we added to our portfolio the company making the same Tomahawk Cruise Missiles that may now be used against Assad's regime.
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As unfortunate as it is, by following the actions of the Permanent Class, it's easier to see where the government agenda truly lies.
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Almost winter wonderland
South Carolina is known for many things, but a snowfall before the middle of December is not one of those things. Our drive home on Friday was wet, but insignificant until we were a few miles from home.
Beautiful snowflakes , you know the big flakey and wet kind, began falling. The cars traveling from the other direction had snow on top. The roofs of the buildings were all white with snow. And the outdoor Christmas decorations were enhanced with a blanket of the white stuff. Friday, eight days into December, a snow day unexpected.
Our Frosty greeted us with a smile…..looks right at home.
The snow continued into Saturday, but wasn't a nuisance at all. The roads remained clear and other than long lines at the grocery store….milk and bread, you know, life was normal.
Mr. Finely Done braved the grocery store lines to shop. Friends were coming Saturday night for supper. A little snowfall just added to the feeling of Christmas in the air and the warmth of friendships.
This man of mine is the best! He enjoys cooking for special dinners and does the shopping. He even plans the menu. And the meals are always the best. Everything comes out the way it's supposed to. How does he do that?
And I get to decorate the table while he's cooking. Certainly a win,win for me.
The meal started with cheese soup… I know… the best soup ever on a cold night.
We had to restrain our appetites from pigging out on the creamy soup. There was so much more to come.
I made a simple apple salad with apples, cranberries, marshmallows, whipped cream and walnuts.
And now the star of the show.
Pork Tenderloin!!!!!!
His Pork tenderloin turns out perfectly every time. It was the winner of favorite food of the night award.
It was a tough choice… the sides were roasted potatoes with Parmesan topping, roasted brussel spouts and glazed carrots.
I really was going to take a picture of my plate….but….after helping my plate, I dug in without a thought of taking pictures.. Can't blame me can you?
For dessert, yes dessert, and I mean …what a dessert.
A little chocolate cake with "20" layers. Can you even imagine?
Neither of us can take credit for this masterpiece . After sampling this at a small town cafe, I ordered an entire cake…..to be shared with friends, of course.
Almost forgot… I really was decorating while Mr. Finely Done was being the chief cook.
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Yossef Hadass, Israel's ambassador to Belgium, Luxemburg and the European Economic Community, ended a four year tour of duty Sunday and returned to Jerusalem.
Hadass, 59, will take over the post of deputy director-general of the Israel Foreign Ministry for Africa, Asia and the Pacific region. He will replace Avi Primor, who, in turn, succeeds him as ambassador to Belgium.
Hadass, a career diplomat, had the honor of raising the Israeli flag for the first time over the newly opened Israel Embassy in Cairo in February 1980.
At a farewell meeting with Belgian journalists here Sunday, he spoke of the excellent relations between Israel and Belgium, which has become Israel's most important trading partner in the EEC. This is largely because of Israel's exports of cut diamonds to Belgium, where they are further processed.
Hadass also spoke of the improved political dialogue between Israel and the European Community, especially during Belgium's tenure as president of the EEC Council of Ministers earlier this year. The presidency is rotated regularly among the 12 EEC member states.
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Postwar Prima Ballerina Teamed With Balanchine
Maria Tallchief was one of America's first great ballerinas, flourishing in the postwar years with choreographer George Balanchine at the New York City Ballet.
Ms. Tallchief died in Chicago on April 11 at age 88 from complications after suffering a broken hip, according to her daughter on Friday.
Recognized for her power, athleticism and precision, Ms. Tallchief married Mr. Balanchine in 1946 and inspired him to create several major roles for her as prima ballerina in the 1940s and 1950s.
She is best known for dancing the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy in Mr. Balanchine's version of "The Nutcracker," and the lead role in "Firebird." She also performed in Mr. Balanchine's "Swan Lake," as well as in "Orpheus" and "Symphony in C."
"She danced with an incredible intensity and spirituality," said Kenneth von Heidecke, founder of the Chicago Festival Ballet.
Ms. Tallchief was born Elizabeth Marie Tall Chief in 1925 on an Indian reservation in Fairfax, Okla., near Tulsa. Her father was an Osage Indian and her mother was of Scottish and Irish descent.
As a child, Betty Marie, as she was known, studied ballet with visiting teachers before her mother moved the family to Los Angeles so she and her sister Marjorie could train.
There, she was taught by the choreographer Bronislava Nijinska, the sister of the legendary dancer Nijinsky, and learned ballet in the style of the Russian school.
After high school, she joined the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in 1942, where she came to the attention of Mr. Balanchine. The two were married when Ms. Tallchief was 21 and Mr. Balanchine was 42. She was his third wife. An accomplished pianist, she and Mr. Balanchine shared a love of music as well as dance.
In 1947, Mr. Balanchine became a guest choreographer with the Paris Opera Ballet Company, and Ms. Tallchief became the first American to perform with the company. The next year, the couple moved to New York City, where she became a prima ballerina with what would become the New York City Ballet.
The two divorced after several years, but Ms. Tallchief continued to perform under Mr. Balanchine's direction. She later married Henry Paschen, a builder from Chicago.
Ms. Tallchief remained with the New York City Ballet for 18 years, and after her retirement in 1965, she became the artistic director of the Chicago Lyric Opera Ballet.
In 1980, she founded the Chicago City Ballet, where she served as the artistic director until 1987. She was awarded a National Medal of the Arts by the National Endowment for the Arts in 1999.
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Scotland's skiing community has voiced surprise at efforts to lure winter sports enthusiasts to the country's slopes with footage of snow-covered mountainsides – taken a decade ago.
VisitScotland has been criticised for using footage from the 1990s, which was filmed at Beinn Bhan in Wester Ross, to promote the north of Scotland.
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Today Monday, 21st May 2012, marks the 20th Anniversary of the EU LIFE Programme across Europe. Happy Birthday LIFE. Since 1992, LIFE has co-financed over 3,500 LIFE projects, contributing approximately €2.5 billion to environmental and nature conservation projects. It also marks the 20th Anniversary of the Habitats Directive and the establishment of the Natura 2000 Network.
To mark this key milestone in Ireland, MulkearLIFE is hosting a big celebration today in Annacotty, Co. Limerick on the banks of the Mulkear River. The events include the official launch of the 'Mural of LIFE' at Annacotty and the unveiling of related habitat work on site by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Michael Noonan TD. The work on this important High Nature Value (HNV) river site is a partnership between MulkearLIFE / Inland Fisheries Ireland, Limerick County Council and Annacotty Tidy Towns.
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By Paige Osburn
Once upon a time, Sid Vicious walked into a tiny café in Little Tokyo, got six orders of fried rice and started a food fight. On another occasion, David Byrne ordered an Egg Foo Yung and a glass of milk. And on different night, an all-girl band from Los Angeles picked up a plate of Gogo Chicken and decided they liked the name.
This is 422 East First Street, the corner of First and Alameda in Little Tokyo. Down the street is the Digby Hotel. Beyond that, the Los Angeles Soap Company. And inside is the Atomic Café, noodle house and one time after-hours punk hangout.
The cracked brick walls, once plastered with Screamers flyers and posters of the Clash, will be razed early next year to make way for a new underground Metro stop connecting the Gold Line to 7th & Metro. The $1.4 billion project is stampeding forward; only two businesses still remain in the building and both are shuttering early next year. All that remains is picking a memorial.
"It started with the idea of a public art piece, some kind of commemorative art that designates that place as special," says Remy de la Peza of the Little Tokyo Service Center Community. "But now... the response is really exciting. We hear so many stories. So many people have connections."
Ito Matoba and his wife Minoru opened Atomic Café in 1946, just two years after Ito had been released from a Japanese internment camp in Northern California.
For more than three decades, Atomic served locals giant bowls of broth and noodles in a quiet atmosphere. Then Minoru suffered a stroke in the mid-1970s, and his daughter took over. Caking her eyes in black liner and teasing her hair into devil's horns, Nancy Sekizawa was the product of a new age. Posters and flyers popped up on the walls and spread until they covered the café's interior; a jukebox was installed and filled with albums by the likes of Japanese singer Mori Shinichi to the Germs. The music was turned up to eleven and played until 4 a.m.
"It was probably one of the only punk jukeboxes in the United States," recalls Bibbe Hansen, a one-time regular. "Put in 25 cents and hear X-Ray Spex at 3 o'clock in the morning and see Nancy dancing in the aisles."
Word spread through the scene. Punks from Hollywood, Downey, Altadena and Pasadena flocked to the squat brick building with the 45-record themed menus and the giant neon CAFÉ sign. National acts bands and local groups alike dropped in and created local legends.
"Blondie, X, the Gogos, the Ramones -- plus all the local staples, the Bags, the Screamers, the Alley Cats," recalls Sean Carrillo, who at 18 was paid $100 by Nancy's mother to paint a giant Atomic Café sign on the side of the building. (He had never painted anything before but, at that age, he says, "you'll do anything for $100.")
When she saw the sign, Hansen knew it was something special. "I wanted to meet whoever painted that sign," she recalls. "[Sean and I] were both were in the scene, and both went to Atomic, but neither of us knew each other when we were there. It was serendipity."
In addition to musicians, Atomic was populated by punk kids, local residents and the occasional Japanese mobster. ("I didn't know them by name, and I didn't want to know them by name," says Carrillo, "but I did notice they were missing half a digit.")
"Before, Hollywood kids were in Hollywood. Eastside kids stayed Eastside," observes Hansen. "Everybody stayed in their little bubbles. The Atomic stood as a landmark between the worlds, and there was nothing else like that."
The Atomic Café locked its doors Thanksgiving Day, 1989. The work was rewarding but exhausting, Nancy's father had suffered a stroke and she also had a young daughter to take care of.
"The timing, in a way, was perfect," recalls Hansen. "It was New Years Day; we'd been walking on the beach talking about looking ahead, talking about how we wanted to open a business. And the next day, Sean drove by the space and saw the 'For Rent' sign."
The couple bought the property in January, and it was open by Valentine's Day. As Atomic was to the punks of L.A., so the newly-christened Troy Café became to the Latino teens of L.A.'s Eastside. Hansen and Carrillo still refer to the "kids" who sat splay-legged consuming $2 cappuccinos and giant slices of pie while acts like Culture Clash, Los Guys and (2013 Grammy award-winners) Quetzal tuned their strings and traded lyrics in the corner.
Acts including the L.A. Music Choral and a teenaged Beck launched themselves from Troy's plywood stage. Blue-haired ladies in furs and shawls rubbed shoulders with street kids from Downey on jam-packed nights when the music soared.
Singer Alice Alemendariz of the band Las Tres said it best to the L.A. Times in 1993: "We perform at other places, but we rehearse at Troy. Troy is home."
Today, Metro is in talks with the building's owner to take the building via eminent domain. Once that's complete, it will be another few months before demolition begins. But even with all that left to do, Remy de la Peza says the place has reached its finish line.
Hundreds of patrons have turned out to share their stories: the time they saw the Japanese mafia, tattooed and muscled, eating chop suey with Nancy playing host. The time an opera singer gave a gig at the Troy and Sean was taking "reservations" by writing cursive names in the air. Those times when they saw David Bowie and Debbie Harry (or at least two people who looked like them) shaking their butts while "Atomic" Nancy ran the jukebox.
Customers will get one more chance to share such memories and to maybe make some new ones. Nancy Sekizawa herself will be back in late February, DJing a special set at First and Alameda, right before the building meets the wrecking ball.
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His wife, Maria A. (Maio) Mondello, died in 1972.
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Fat, but not happy. A look at obesity in Florida and the nation.
Remember 1985, when you were skinny? We all were.
A series of maps on the CDC web site show what's been happening to us between 1985 and 2008. It's not pretty.
Start with the first map, above. You can see that in Florida, less than 10 percent of the state's residents are obese.
Now look at the map from 1988. Florida has moved up a notch, and between 10 and 14 percent of our population has become obese.
In 1995, we hit the next milestone, with between 15 and 19 percent of Floridians obese.
It keeps getting worse. It's like a train wreck. You can't look away. By 2004 between 20 and 24 percent of Floridians are obese. And look at the rest of the nation.
And here's the most recent map.
We haven't climbed into the 25 to 29 percent obese zone yet, but we're less than one percentage point away from Georgia, where between one in four and one in three are obese.
How long before we join Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee, where more than a third of the population is obese?
If you aren't alarmed by these maps, you need to be. Obesity is accompanied by chronic diseases that overburden our health care system and bring an alarming range of related health problems. They include type 2 diabetes, the metabolic syndrome of high blood pressure, vascular disease and heart disease that come with it, orthopedic problems ranging from bad knees to bad backs.
We know what has happened to this country since 1985. We've entered the Internet age. We don't just watch TV, we play our X box and sit on Facebook. Our economy has shifted from a manufacturing base to a service base.
Schools have cut back gym class and allowed in fast food and vending machines. Communities aren't investing in parks, bike paths and sidewalks.
But even as we become more sedentary, look at how we're eating! I've pulled a report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture that shows per capita consumption of certain food commodities.
Let's start with cheese. In 1980, Americans ate 17.5 pounds of cheese per person. By 2007 we were eating just shy of 33 pounds of cheese per person!
Next let's look at cream (think lattes.)
In 1980 we consumed the equivalent of 6.3 half-pints of cream per person per year.
Today it's nearly 16 half-pints of cream per person per year.
How about total fat, which includes butter, shortening, deep-fryer oil and salad oils. We've gone from eating 56.9 pounds of fat per year per person in 1980 to 84.9 pounds per of fat per person per year. So much for low-fat cooking.
And on to flour and cereal products. In 1980 we ate 144.9 pounds of flour and cereal products per person. Today we eat almost 197 pounds of flour and cereal products per person.
And then there's high-fructose corn syrup. Really bad for you. In 1980 Americans consumed 19 pounds of the sweet stuff per person. Today? We eat 56.2 pounds of high-fructose corn syrup per person.
So there you have it. We're eating way, way more than we used to, and exercising much less.
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The clinic is committed to providing free medical service to adult Clackamas County residents:
Who do not have health insurance
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Whose annual income is below 200% of the poverty level
Becoming a patient
New patients are screened for eligibility, so please call 503-722-4400 to set up a screening appointment. You may need to leave a message, but a volunteer will call back to explain the process to verify your eligibility. During this conversation, you will be told what to bring with you to verify that —
- You are a Clackamas County resident.
- Your income for the last 3 months meets our guidelines.
- You do not have access to health care.
Special situations. We realize you may have difficulty providing some of this information. If you do, please talk to the eligibility screener about your situation.
- If your living arrangements are in transition or if you are experiencing homelessness
- If you do not have the suggested documents.
- Immigration documents are not requested.
Medical appointments. Your first appointment will be set up as you finish your screening appointment.
Staying eligible. You will be asked to reconfirm your eligibility every 6 months. Because appointments are long enough to ensure individualize care, it is very important to arrive on time and to notify the clinic right away if you will be later or aren't able to keep your appointment.
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I hate working out. I really do. I would much rather get home from work, eat a nice big dinner and lay on the couch watching mindless TV or reading a book. What I dont want to do after work is come home, change into workout clothes and go to the gym. I would rather get stuck in train traffic on the way home then have to leave home again to work out. Ugh. Im getting annoyed just thinking about it. However, finding time to work out even when you don't want to should still be a main priority. Working out helps you stay healthy, fit and more energized during the day. And as I'm sure you all heard, working out releases endorphins that boost your mood. Unfortunately, those don't really happen till after your workout so while you'll feel amazing after, during your workout you will still feel just as grumpy. But never fear! I have the solution for you!
Workout at home. Its as simple as that. You are more likely to keep up with your workouts if you don't have to go somewhere to do them. So during the week skip the gym and workout at home. Body weight training is all you need to stay fit and stay lean. Here are a few things you can do in the comfort of your own home. Mix and match the workouts and you will get a full body, intensive workout.
Push ups. It may sounds simple but I feel like push ups are often times overlooked. The push up works out your arms (obviously) but also your core and your legs since while completing the push up your entire body should be clenched tight. After mastering the push up you can then find ways to complete harder push ups, including hand stand push ups! Just make sure you're away from the TV your first few times attempting those.
Back bridging. In our pursuit to a flat stomach we sometimes forget that the lower back needs to be strengthened as well. Sit ups don't help with that. Back bridging for 30 seconds each rep will give you a crazy lower back workout. If you cant do a full back bridge yet you can work yourself up to one; I did. Just thrust your hips as high as then can go while keeping your shoulders on the floor and clench your butt. You'll feel the workout.
Planks. Ugh they are so hard sometimes but again another full body workout. Hold those for a minute each rep and couple it with the back bridging and your core will be screaming.
Dips. Find a chair, a step or the side of a bed and start dipping! This will seriously help your arms and your back muscles. I hate them so much but they will get your arms nice and lean.
Pull ups/Hanging Leg Raises Yes you'll need a pull up bar for this but they are cheaper then a gym membership (just saying). Throw it up anywhere and start pulling. If you can not do a pull up yet there are ways to work up to it. One of the most popular ways is using an assisted band, which is like a rubber band to have you pulling a lighter weight. Another way to work up to the pull up is by doing hangs. You hang (get the name) from the bar and then lift your feet as high as they can go while staying in control. This helps your arms get use to the weight and grip and seriously destroys your core. WIN
So make time to work out, even if its for half an hour every other day. Your body will thank you for it and so will your stomach when you treat yourself to the ice cream you have hidden in the freezer after a hard workout.


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Ken Horn has lived in Saginaw County for over 30 years. He currently lives in Frankenmuth with his wife Veronica. They have two children, Kevin and Andrea. Kevin and his wife Ruth have two children, Liam and Zellie. Ken graduated from Concordia University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice.
Ken was a small business owner for nearly 15 years, owning and operating Horn's Restaurant in Frankenmuth. In addition, he has served as a substitute teacher in Bridgeport and Frankenmuth schools. In 2004, Ken accepted the position of Vice President of Donor Services at the Saginaw Community Foundation where he managed over 300 funds and oversaw nearly $1.2 million in grant programs that helped to improve Saginaw County.
Ken was a Saginaw County Commissioner for 14 years, representing Birch Run, Bridgeport and Frankenmuth Townships and the city of Frankenmuth. He served as chairman of the Legislative Sub-Committee and also served on Courts & Public Safety, Community Corrections Advisory Board, County Services, Budget/Audit Appropriations, Saginaw County Airport Commission and the Saginaw County Event Center Board.
In 2006, Ken was elected to serve the 94th District in the Michigan House of Representatives. From 2007 to 2012 he represented the cities of Birch Run, Chesaning, Frankenmuth and St. Charles in addition to 12 townships in Saginaw County. Ken served as chairman of the House Energy & Technology Committee.
The 32nd District elected Ken to the Michigan Senate in 2014. He represents all of Saginaw County and the western portion of Genesee County. Ken chairs the Senate Economic Development and International Investment Committee and serves as vice chair of the Senate Transportation Committee. He has also been appointed to the Senate Energy & Technology and Insurance Committees.
Ken has been an activist and leader in Saginaw County for decades through his volunteer work with area organizations including Frankenmuth Rotary International, Saginaw Art Museum, Habitat for Humanity, Saginaw Field and Stream, Frankenmuth Conservation Club and many local chambers of commerce. In addition, Ken completed Michigan State University's Political Leadership Program, Leadership Saginaw County, the Saginaw County Vision 2020 One Thousand Leaders Initiative, and received a fellowship from the Council of State Governments to the Bowhay Institute for Legislative Leadership Development.
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Price of gas still on the rise in northern New England
November 13, 2017
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The price of gasoline is still going up in northern New England.
GasBuddy's daily survey of more than 1,200 gas outlets in Maine says price has risen 3.8 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.55. The price in Vermont went up 3.1 cents to $2.56 per gallon. New Hampshire's price went up 2.4 cents per gallon to $2.51.
The national average went up 1.5 cents per gallon in the last week to $2.55. It's 8.6 cents per gallon higher than last month, and 39.8 cents per gallon higher than a year ago.


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Can you guess who lives behind the doors of this Malibu home?
Here's a hint....Celebrity Vegans and Buddhists who have been in the acting business for longer than any of us care to remember.....any ideas?...Bueller??....Buelller?????
OK...give up? Its the home of American sweetheart Goldie Hawn and her equally as sweet husband Kurt Russell.
Located on the beach in Malibu this home which is very much inspired by their Buddhist lifestyle is now up for sale. And for just under $10million US dollars it could be all yours....worth a look.
Heres the link below
Senior Designer Colette Venardos is working with another lovely client this week on her new bedroom revamp.
She is using this beautiful 100% Linen 'Tulip' fabric for a bed throw. We look forward to sharing the look with you when its all finished, but for now here is the fabric which is just divine.
For more information on this and literally hundreds of new fabrics that we have access to, just click on the link below to our website.
We were excited this week to welcome 'Gaz and Waz'....aka Gavin Atkins and Warren Sonin the well known designer duo behind Designer Boys who also became household names after appearing on the 1st series of the top rating TV show 'The Block'.
Gavin and Warren are now following their creative talents to give rise to a highly sought after art business, built on originality of design and exceptional service.
The boys work exclusively with interior designers, architects, decorators, hotels and specialty retail stores. Their artworks now appear in a string of residential projects and hospitality refurbishments.
Today, Gaz and Waz reside in the Byron Bay hinterland on 60 acres with their little dog Charlie and their 30 cows who are affectionately known as 'The Girls'.....incidentally, little Charlie was recently named 'Employee of the Year'.
We were really impressed with the boys and their passion for the art they create and look forward to a long association.
Contact us for further information on the Designer Boys Collection.
I headed to Broadbeach with Cath this week as she put the finishing touches on this latest project by Charcoal Interiors.
I am absolutely in love with my new Instagram app so took a couple of photos to share.
This table was designed and crafted by the Charcoal Interiors Design Team and workshop.
Made using a reclaimed oregon with stained finish, this stretcher base table is a real feature in the dining area. Chairs and stone based lanterns are also available through Charcoal Interiors
We pride ourselves on our Kitchen and Bathroom finishes...this kitchen now gleams and has improved functionality since the complete overhaul....our client was thrilled!
Another custom made piece, this little side table was crafted by our Charcoal Interiors Workshop.
Coffee Table and Hamptons style Black Cabinet...all crafted by us. Standard lamp, loose cover sofa in linen and hand beaten urn are all available through Charcoal Interiors.
Little Colette with her cousins. Getting chauffered by our neighbour CJ
Proud Aunty Cath with the Belle of the Ball
For those who are regulars to the showroom you may take a little double-take at these photos when we tell you that the young lady in the formal gown is our very own 'little' Colette - Grand-daughter of Colette, Niece of Cathie and Step-Daughter of Jen (me).
|With Grandpa Pete and Grandma Colette
The time finally came when all 4 kids would be finished with school and Colettes Year 12 school formal has heralded the end of an era....only a few more weeks to go of the final term and then she has finished High School!
As usual the whole family got together on the back deck for some bubbles and nibbles before she set off on her special night. We just wanted to share a few 'happy snaps' with you because we are all just so proud....
With the corsage given to her by her Step Sister Brooke and her boyfriend Rob
Jen (me) with Colette and her Dad Pete the Greek
It's Football finals weekend here in Australia. We have a cluster of sport and the tension is high!....Saturday is AFL and Sunday the NRL Grand Finals.
The testosterone is high....the Footy Franks are flying and the beer is a frothing!.....so lets just bring a little bit of decorum to the weekend with a quick and easy food choice for the festivities...the home made pizza.
Its always the best fall back food and you can pretty much use bits and pieces from your pantry with the essential ingredients being 'less is more'.
I found this recipe today and will be giving it a go with the huge bag of field mushrooms I was given this week. This pizza will go well with beer...and beer will go well with 'it'! Bring on the games!!
Because we are all going to be quite exhausted from all the sport, I suggest the lazy approach of purchasing a shop pizza base....however if youre a super multi-tasker (of which I am not...and if you are...you're just a show off...and I do bow to you) then you may like to make your own base. In the belief that most people are like me and lazy, I shall presume you have the pizza base and here goes with the remainder of the recipe.
What you will need....
4 large field mushrooms
balsamic onion - see note below
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
2 tsp thyme leaves, chopped
1 tbsp truffle paste - optional
50g shredded mozzarella
60g buffalo mozzarealla torn into pieces
50g taleggio cheese broken into pieces
1 tbsp thyme leaves
Sea Salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Finely Grated Zest of 1/2 lemon
What to do....
Preheat oven to 180 degrees Celcius
Place 2 of the mushrooms on baking tray, drizzle with 1tbsp olive oil and roast for 8 mins then remove from oven - leave oven on. Allow to cool,slightly then process in food procesor. Fold in remaining oil, thyme and truffle past if using and then set aside.
Place mushrooms in baking tray, drizzle with olive oil and roast for 8 mins until tender. Slice mushrooms thinly.
Spread the mushroom paste over the pizza base. Sprinkle over parsley, sliced mushrooms, balsamic onion (see note), shredded mozzarella, buffalo mozzarella pieces, taleggio and thyme. Season with salt and pepper then cook in oven for 5 to 10 minutes until golden and crisp.....hmmmmmmmmmm
Balsamic Onions
Heat 1/3 cup of olive oil in frying pan over medium-high heat. Add 2 thinly sliced large onions and stir for 5 minutes, until just starting to caramelise. Add 75g caster sugar and stir until dissolved. Add 2/3 cup balsamic vinegar and cook over low heat for 25 to 30 mins, stirring occasionally, until mixture is jam-like in consistency...the recipe makes about 1 cup.
Enjoy....and go the Swans and the ummmm....other one (not a big NRL follower...sorry!)
(What, with Lemon and Herbs as part of the ingredients we can almost talk ourselves into believing this is a health drink!)
What you need....
1 1/2 ounces of Belvedere Bloody Mary
1 ounce peppercorn syrup
1 ounce lemon juice
4 cherry tomatoes
6 pieces of chopped celery
2 sprigs of dill (one is for the garnish)
What to do...
Muddle everything but the Belvedere, then transfer to a cocktail shaker, add the Belvedere and ice and shake, shake, shake like KC and the Sunshine Band....then strain into a Tom Collins style glass or similar and garnish with a wheel of lemon and sprig of dill...lemons and dill are both in season at the moment which also makes this recipe very healthy??....lets believe it.
Feet up now.....deep breath.....enjoy!
And so to the end of another working week, but don't forget that we are here on Saturday from 9.30am through to 4.30pm.
59 Doggett Street. Newstead. 4061. Queensland. Australia.
...and be sure to enjoy your day off on Monday!...dont you just love long weekends?....especially when its the footy finals weekend!


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Fred's story
Frederick Nesling, 80, first found out about YourCar from his doctor after developing a balance problem that made getting out and about more difficult. He now uses the service once or twice a week to make sure he can get to healthcare appointments and go shopping. He also uses the service to travel to Liverpool Street station, to take the train to visit his family in Essex.
'It's a very efficient service,' said Fred. 'The drivers give me the help I need to get in and out of the vehicle and take their time – it's much nicer.'
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Hafizur Rahman, 22, started at HCT Group through our Future Jobs Fund (FJF) programme. The programme provided opportunities for people who were unemployed to get back into the labour market through becoming YourCar drivers, training for an NVQ in road passenger transport.
'I had been unemployed for six months and things were really very tough. When I first heard about the job it was just what I was looking for – I had originally started my career in retail, but what I really wanted was a driving job.
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Not going to clench cut nails for hinge install because my cut nails are truly vintage and will break rather than bend. Because of the thickness of the lid skirt, two shorter screws are needed at the base of the three-hole hinge, with one long wood screw good for the top in that it goes through the skirt and into the panel of the lid. Chose the hardware from the parts drawer, and moved out.
Clamped the hinge tight, tapped starter holes and drove the screws home.
The next pic shows a challenge and the solution… The hinge plates extend above the plane of the lid, meaning I've had to consider either filing the iron down to the surface OR adding a shim of some kind to the top. The cut of wood is the piece I made on the shaper as material for said shims.
I thinned the material via bandsaw, flattened the backs, then pre-drilled and installed with some straightened cut nails and glue.
So now the chest-shaped box is a chest at last!
Next actions are installed wood stop blocks on the back to keep the lid from wanting to flop completely over when in the open position (don't want interior chains or strap stops), bevelling of the lower skirt and potato staining of the fresh cut material prior to paint. Drawers and such also to come! As always, thanks for looking.
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In this video, you will create a winning condition for your game.
If the two sprites touch, then the user wins this platform game.
To program a winning condition, add another conditional statement. Click the control menu
and place an "if" block inside the forever loop.
The rest of the code in this step will be up to you to design and create. Decide what
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CALABASAS, CA--(Marketwire - March 14, 2011) - Nova Development, a consumer unit of leading global software developer and publisher Avanquest Software (PARIS: AVQ), is proud to announce the release of the Mac SuperBundle 2011. Valued at over $300 if purchased separately, the eight software titles included in the Mac SuperBundle are available for just $49 and include powerful tools no Mac user should do without. Featuring the just released TechTool Pro 6, a $99 value alone, this complete software suite includes critical utilities, helpful home finance and home inventory titles, plus innovative and easy-to-use creative tools, including audio and video converting, digital photography, greeting cards, and extensive font library and more. The Mac SuperBundle will only be available for 30 days and customers who purchase the bundle within the first seven days will receive Ringtone Maker for Mac as a special bonus.
"This bundle filled with essential Mac apps offers an incredible value to all Mac users," said Barry Evleth, product marketing director at Nova Development. "We are very pleased to include the just released Tech Tool Pro 6 along with the latest versions of seven more incredible Mac applications."
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TechTool Pro 6 -- Essential Mac hardware diagnostics, drive repair and daily maintenance
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Summer may be all about the beaches and suntans for some, but for me, it has always meant two delicious fruits: tomatoes and peaches.
When my father-in-laws tomatoes are ripe, he passes them out in droves. No complaints here! This year, we decided to confit some of the tomatoes and gift them back to our father-in-law, so he can sample some of his delicious 'maters long after the season is over. The process is incredibly simple (just some tomatoes, herbs, and olive oil) and the result are sweet slow-roasted tomatoes that make a perfect bread topping and an excellent accompaniment to chevre and other soft cheeses. Plus, the flavored olive oil left over is flavored with the tomatoes and herbs, and is a great thing to drizzle on salads!
Tomato Confit Recipe
You will need:
Tomatoes (any kind will do)
Olive oil
garlic (1-2 cloves, cut into slivers)
thyme (or rosemary, or oregano… get creative!)
Half your tomatoes and arrange flat side up in a baking dish. Sprinkle them with sugar. Pour olive oil over the top, adding enough to cover the bottom of the baking dish and come about halfway up the tomatoes. Add the garlic and herbs and salt and pepper.
Cook over 200 degree Fahrenheit heat for about 2 hours. It may take up to 3 hours to get the sweet tomatoes you desire.
Serve the tomatoes over bread, with cheeses, or place in jars for later consumption. Enjoy!
"Sediments" on the dish:
As you can see, this is a pretty fool-proof recipe. Measurements? Overrated. 🙂 Use whatever tomatoes you would like, but keep in mind that smaller tomatoes and tomatoes with a higher content will be sweeter after they are baked and their sugars are concentrated. You might want to sprinkle some extra sugar over larger tomatoes to ensure you get that sweet flavor that is similar to the taste of sun ripened tomatoes.


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News and updates
A new occasional paper to mark the publication of China's War on Smuggling by Philip Thai: photographs of preventive work by Jack Birns
Our film about Sir Robert Hart's legacy has now been posted to Youtube. You can find it here.
One for your library: Gale has now published its digital version of the 7-set Microfilm edition of archival materials from the Second Historical Archives of China, 'China and the West The Maritime Customs Service Archive'. This has been retitled China from Empire to Republic: Records of the Maritime Customs Service of China, 1854-1949.
The Recent studies on the history of the Chinese Maritime Customs page has been updated.
Ancestry has provided a search function for foreign staff details on its platform. This can be accessed through this link: Web: UK, Chinese Maritime Customs Service Index, 1854-1950 (no subscription required).
Links to more digitalised nineteenth and early-twentieth century business and residential directories have been uploaded. These range from 1865 to 1922, and are hosted on Google books or the Hathi Trust platform.
The Customs Gazette for 1869, and 1871-1877 is now available on Internet Archive. The year 1870 is available on Google Books. See this page for links. These publications contain trade and personnel information.
B.E. Foster Hall's,ĀThe Chinese Maritime Customs: An International Service, 1854-1950 has been published as Occasional paper No.5. This is a new edition of B.E. Foster Hall's 1977 pamphlet, together with a short memoir by the author, maps, photographs and a bibliography, and a biographical note by the editor, Robert Bickers (pdf file, 5.1mb).
Three complete copies of the Customs Service List have been uploaded as PDFs to Internet Archive. These are for the years: 1939, 1947, and 1948.
Our film about Sir Robert Hart's legacy has now been released. It was premiered at the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Association of Asian Studies in Philadelphia, and is available for purchase here.
Links to more digitalised nineteenth and early-twentieth century business and residential directories have been uploaded. More will be added as we secure or locate them.
The programme commemorating the rededication of the grave of Sir Robert Hart and Lady Hester Jane Hart, at All Saints' Church, Bisham, on 22 February 2013, has been uploaded in the Occasional papers series.
Harvard University has placed online in digital form a great number of Customs publications, as part of its collaboration with Professor Wu Songdi at Fudan University. Not all material is caught by this search. For example, a number of digitised issues of the Service List can also be found: 1876-1907 Service Lists (though not a complete run).
Lists of all Chinese Service-listed staff have been added. There are some 11,000 names listed. Site navigation menus have been improved.
A new page attempts to give as full a picture as possible of the location of individual station archives.
The Willard Dickerman Straight papers have been placed online through Cornell University's eCommons. Some Robert Hart material is also available digitally through Queen's University Belfast Digital Collections.
Our catalogue of the Customs archive at Nanjing is now available for consultation.
Scans of some published nineteenth and early-twentieth century business and residential directories have been uploaded. More will be added as we secure or locate them.
There is now a page of links to freely-available digitized publications of the Customs.
We have added a bibliography of new work by project members and associates, as well as other new work on the Customs.
We have placed online lists of all foreign Customs staff, generally arranged by nationality, with dates of service, and basic service details as they appear in the official Service List. You will also find here bibliographies of memoirs or biographies of staff that we are aware of.


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To make a chef hat, cut a rectangular piece of poster board, and fold the board into a cylindrical shape. Seal the cylinder edges, cover the top of the cylinder with tissue paper, and secure the tissue to the board with staples.
- Cut and fold the poster board
Use scissors to cut a poster board into a rectangular shape that wraps around your head with a 2-inch overlap. Hold the cut board horizontally, fold the bottom upwards about 4 inches, and crease the fold. Fold down the flap, and crease it an inch above the first fold.
- Insert the top
Insert tissue paper in the groove, and line one edge of the poster board with a single edge of the tissue paper. Extend the tissue paper past the top by 4 inches, align the tissue paper edge with the edge of the poster board, and staple the tissue paper to the groove below the flap. Fasten the rest of the tissue paper to the groove until the whole length of the poster board is covered, making minor folds on the tissue paper to create a puffy look.
- Seal the hat
Wrap the poster board around your head to determine the size of your head, and fold the poster board into a cylinder. Staple the seams together, and then gather and staple the tissue paper top. Sink the tissue down into the top of the hat, and wear the hat.


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TTTM #9: Attention Former Kmart Shoppers
In this weeks podcast, I talk about the closures of Kmart and Sears stores, JCPenney closing, Walmart finally leaving people alone, and Chipotle teaching employee's how to wash there hands. I also talk about me going to the Motor City and the dead malls in Illinois.
Key points:
Kmart and Sears closing stores
Walmart closing stores
Chipotle closing all stores February 8th for one day.
Dead malls in Illinois
Room to grow:
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