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The 5 Food Nutrients that Detoxifies Mercury

An important part of my mercury detox program are the foods, beverages and nutraceuticals consumed.

When I was severely mercury poisoned, Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt* taught me about the five specific food nutrients the body needs to efficiently neutralize and remove mercury from the body. He told me I needed to consume ample amounts of these 5 food nutrients on a daily basis until I was fully detoxified and recovered. These 5 specific food sources are:

Amino acids
Vitamin C

Using these foods in their best form is extremely important. Synthetic supplements are not ideal, especially for moderate to severely mercury toxic cases, as they typically have a more severe leaky gut condition and impaired assimilation and methylation. These cases are often accompanied with significant food sensitivities, as well. Synthetic supplements are usually not as assimilable to the body’s cells as are whole food sources and can cause imbalances and sensitivities. Following are the ideal foods sources:

Raw vegetable juices made with lettuces; red meat, egg yolks, dark green leafy vegetables, nettle or alfalfa tea, meat/bone/vegetable broth, organic bovine multi-glandulars, sardines and anchovies (which are the only mercury-free fish left), blueberries, sprouts, raw fermented sauerkraut and raw cacao. Sea vegetables are an excellent source of minerals, but are often times not tolerated by more severe toxic cases until they have improved their leaky gut condition and food sensitivities.

Healthy oils include raw nuts and seeds, raw nut and seed milk and raw nut and seed oils, purified fish oil, coconut oil, raw butter, ghee (clarified butter), avocados and cold-pressed avocado oil, organic, free-roaming eggs raw in a shake, lightly poached or over-easy (yolk left runny). You can cook with coconut oil and ghee, as they are not delicate oils that are damaged when heated at high temperatures.

Garlic, especially raw freeze dried garlic, egg yolks, cruciferous vegetables (brussel sprouts, asparagus, broccoli, onion), maca powder and broccoli sprouts and seeds.

Amino Acids

Meat, sardines and anchovies, eggs, raw nuts and seeds, raw nut and seed milk, assimilable protein powder, lentils and legumes, gluten-free grains – quinoa, buckwheat, amaranth, millet; dark green leafy vegetables, raw milk kefir, raw fermented coconut water and meat/bone broth.

Vitamin C

Peppers, especially red and yellow peppers, berries, raw tomatoes, lemon and lime, broccoli, broccoli sprouts, dark green leafy vegetables, fresh peas and rose hip or hibiscus tea. Oranges and other sweet fruits should be avoided since they are high in sugars and feed pathogens.

Following are a few excellent vitamin C supplements, whole food sourced, ester C and in liposomal form without greens, algae or herbs you may not want:

Pure Synergy Pure Radiance C – Contains camu camu berries, acerola berries, rose hips, and lemon peel, blueberries, raspberries, cranberries, cherries, and buckwheat sprouts.

Mega Food Complex C – Contains amla fruit, rosehips, orange peel, blueberry, cranberry, red pepper.

Garden of Life Vitamin Code Raw Vitamin C – Contains various fruits and vegetables, probiotics and enzymes.

Innate Response C Complete powder. Contains several berries, rutin, quercetin, hesperidin and stevia.

Luscious Garden Organic High Vitamin C Powder – made from 100% organic acerola cherries.

Mega Food Ultra C-400 – Contains broccoli, oranges, blueberry, cranberry, beet root, carrot, parsley.

Ester C is typically more alkalizing and assimilable than ascorbic acid vitamin C.

Pure Encapsulation Ester C and Flavonoids

Prothera Ester C

Douglas Labs Ester C Complex

Liposomal vitamin C is a highly absorbable form and reaches the brain cells more efficiently, which has antioxidant properties and also further facilitates the removal of metals from the brain. Highly sensitive cases usually need to avoid liposomal formulas until their mast cell histamine release and hyper-sensitive immune response has improved from an effective leaky gut protocol. Following are a few excellent brands which are soy-free and contain phospholipids from sunflower lecithin, which is usually more tolerable for the mercury toxic than isolated phosphadidylcholine extracted from sunflower lecithin.

Allergy Research Group Micro Liposomal Vitamin C

BioCeuticals Liposomal Vitamin C

Dr. Mercola Liposomal Vitamin C

Mercury and Heavy Metal Detox Specialist, Connie Fox HHP, CHC, AADP

* Dr. Klinghardt, internationally renowned as the #1 top doctor for the treatment of mercury toxicity and its related health conditions. He is the one doctor out of 97 physicians in the U.S. and Europe who knew what to do to save my life.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent any disease, illness or health condition. Consult with your physician for any health or nutritional advice.

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Anything that is a shared trait among a large number of people is a trait that helped you get here. Evolution theory says that individuals with traits that help them survive are then, because of surviving, able to pass those genes on to their progeny.

One sensible theory about stage frights says that social anxiety was a survival response to “hostile dominants,” triggering escape, avoidance, or submissive behavior. So, from a monkey-brain perspective, you’re getting stage fright because you think your audience is going to kill you. That’s extreme, but not unnatural. Your monkey brain may just think they’re hostile, aggressors, or want your stuff.

Stage fright becomes debilitating – causing nausea, dry-mouth, tremors, blurred vision, etc. – when your mind invests in or exaggerates that natural response. Tomorrow I’ll have some suggestions for you.

TAKEAWAY: Stage fright is normal, but extreme #stagefright is horrible. Check in tomorrow for ways to deal with it.

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At Meridian, we are seeking to reach out to children and families in an effort to help parents as they raise their children in the fear and admonition of the Lord. This ministry provides opportunities for children to worship God, study and memorize His Word, serve the Lord through music and dance, and have fun.  It also provides opportunities for parents and others to serve God.

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Some Real Rules of the Modern Resume Game

Before analyzing the details of state of the art resume building, a bit of context is in order. As a job applicant you need to know how the process really works to gauge your perfect resume’s chance of success.

Let’s take a quick quiz.
True or false?

1) Your resume took hours or maybe even days to write so it will get a careful look.
False: Even your visually appealing resume will get a quick glance. Some estimates put the average time spent on each resume in an initial screening at around six seconds.

2) You wrote a creative resume because it will be reviewed by someone who makes hiring decisions.
False: If you’re applying for work at a three-person operation, a decision-maker may well be on the front lines. Otherwise, your resume will be screened by a member of the support staff or by a contracted third party. While those people can’t decide to hire, they act as gatekeepers, determining which resumes move forward and which ones don’t. They often decide who not to hire.

3) At least your carefully edited resume will be reviewed by a human being.
False: Especially at larger companies, the blessings of automation often play a big part. Machines can screen resumes, looking for keywords. You don’t have the right keywords? Your resume joins the discards.

4) Your resume allows the reviewer to find the best candidate.
False: This is a fundamental disconnect between the candidate’s assumption and the employer’s process. “Best candidates” may emerge further down the line, but the first order of business is discarding resumes, finding the ones that are easy to reject.

5) If your resume is good enough, it will land you a job.
False: Nearly all job seekers soon discover that a great resume is not enough. Finding a job is about research and networking and putting yourself out there in a multitude of ways. It’s about interviews and follow-up. You need a great resume as part of the search, and it will always be asked for, but it’s only one piece of the puzzle.

The Resume’s Purpose
The overriding theme of my little quiz is that reviewing resumes, especially in the early stages, is not about deciding who to hire. It’s about culling the herd, about getting numbers down to a manageable size so that the rest of the hiring process can continue.

Do employers lose some potentially great hires in the process? Yes, but they’re willing to live with that. They’re not about to commit more resources to hiring or to spend more time reviewing applicants. If what they’re doing works “well enough,” they’ll leave it alone.

From this perspective, your job is to stay out of the discard pile or, harking back to the football analogy, to get 10 yards closer to the goal with a fresh set of downs. You can’t score a touchdown at this point. Your goal is to try to stay in the game.

If you need an experienced coach to help you advance to the next level, I can help you craft a game plan and a resume to get you to your goal.


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Corktown chef Mike Ransom is building out a second location for his Japanese-inspired noodle bar, Ima.

The new space is in a yet-to-be-disclosed location in Madison Heights, the Free Press reports, but it should be open by November. When it opens, the new 2,000-square-foot restaurant will seat around 65 and hold the same minimalist vibe as the Corktown shop.

The space will also have more parking, and be a better option for Ima's Oakland County customers, who nightly make up between 30 and 50 percent of the restaurant's clientele.

Ransom says he'll get a liquor license down the road, and there's no immediate word on whether the menu will be the same. Regardless, the new restaurant is welcome news as Ima is one of metro Detroit's best eateries, and because of that it can also be one of its most crowded.

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WAYLAND – The School Committee and Finance Committee both violated the state Open Meeting Law, according to decisions last week from the Attorney General’s Office. The rulings came after complaints were filed by a local attorney and the MetroWest Daily News.

Assistant Attorney General Kevin Manganaro wrote on July 21 that the School Committee did not follow proper procedure in convening five closed-door sessions in January 2014 and one in February 2014 that discussed “the alleged embezzlement of funds from the state-sponsored (METCO) program” by METCO Director Mabel Reid-Wallace. The complaint was filed early this year by Richard K. Lodge, editor-in-chief of the MetroWest Daily News.

As a result, the committee cannot rely on the Open Meeting Law for continuing to withhold the minutes of those executive sessions, according to Manganaro. He did write that the attorney-client privilege or exemptions under the Public Records Law could still allow the committee to withhold the minutes.

Regarding executive sessions on Jan. 21 and 27, 2014, and Feb. 3, 2014, Manganaro noted that while the committee had an interest in protecting Reid-Wallace’s privacy during those sessions, “the law requires disclosure where a ‘legitimate, countervailing interest’ exists.

“Here, we conclude that the protection of the public fisc (a state treasury) and possible criminal activity by a public employee in the scope of employment are such legitimate, countervailing interests, and the committee was therefore incorrect to rely on the statutory right to privacy in holding these discussions in executive session.”

In a report by Powers & Sullivan to the School Committee in September 2013, Jim Powers stated that payments from the METCO account totaling $20,440 were made to pay down Reid-Wallace’s credit card balance.

Powers said he had asked Reid-Wallace for documentation, but she said she had thrown out her old statements. Powers told the committee “there is a possibility that a direct personal benefit could have occurred.

“Without any supporting documentation we are left with the undisputed fact that METCO funds were used to directly pay off a personal credit card,” Powers wrote.

Regarding a complaint filed by Wayland attorney George Harris, Manganaro wrote that the School Committee had a valid statutory basis for holding discussions in executive sessions during five meetings in January 2014, one meeting in February 2014 and one meeting in March 2014, but in all cases the committee failed to cite the correct purpose prior to entering the executive session.

“This failure violated the Open Meeting Law, as it did not give the public proper notice of what would be discussed behind closed doors,” Manganaro wrote.

However, the committee’s meeting on Feb. 6, 2014, did not violate the OML, according to Manganaro. “We find that the executive session on this date was convened for a proper purpose and that these minutes may be withheld from disclosure at this time.”

The AG’s office also ordered the School Committee to review the Open Meeting Law training video on executive sessions.

The AG’s office also noted it "made repeated requests" to the School Committee’s attorney, Town Counsel Mark Lanza, for documentation on the matter, beginning on Dec. 23 for Harris’ complaint and on Feb. 3 for Lodge’s complaint.

Lanza eventually provided the documentation to the AG’s office on May 5, more than five months after Harris' complaint was filed.

According to Lanza, the investigation into the METCO account is ongoing, and the School Committee is periodically assisting investigators.

In two other decisions last week resulting from complaints filed by Harris against the Finance Committee, the AG’s office ruled in favor of the committee in one instance, and against in another.

Based on former FinCom Chairman Thomas Greenaway’s statement that the committee began to review executive session minutes in May 2014, which were in some cases seven years old, the AG’s office found the periodic review of executive session minutes was not an ongoing practice prior to May 2014 - making it a violation of the law.

“The committee’s failure to periodically review its executive session minutes violated the Open Meeting Law,” Manganaro wrote on July 21. “We note that the committee has since initiated a process of review.”

Moreover, “While executive session minutes may be withheld as long as the statutory purpose for secrecy still exists, the committee’s failure to respond to Mr. Harris’ request for executive session minutes within 10 days violated the law,” according to Manganaro.

However, the AG’s office ruled the FinCom did not violate the law regarding emails sent by Greenaway to the other committee members and Town Counsel Lanza on Nov. 7 and 10, 2014, because the “emails do not contain opinions. Instead, their purpose is to distribute documents for later discussion at a noticed meeting.”

In one correspondence from Greenaway to the other FinCom members on Nov. 8, 2014, in which he forwarded a letter from Harris from the previous day, Greenaway wrote, “Another letter from our pen-pal.”

Michael Wyner can be reached at 508-626-4441 or mwyner@wickedlocal.com. Follow Wayland news throughout the day @WaylandCrier.


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BOSTON - From town hall gatherings on the presidential campaign trail in New Hampshire to hearing rooms at state capitols and city halls across the country, identifying solutions to the problem of college affordability and student debt has become not just an educational challenge, but an economic one.

As the cost of attending college climbs, a four-year education at a public or private university slips further out of reach for many families, according to experts, which can negatively impact not just a student's long-term earning potential, but growth in burgeoning business sectors.

Underlying the question of affordability is another issue: How do policymakers make college seem like an attainable goal for low-income families?

Both topics could heat up on Beacon Hill this fall when the Committee on Higher Education plans a hearing on dozens of bills focused on investing in higher education and making college more affordable.

The hearing is scheduled for Sept. 16.

Treasurer Deborah Goldberg has indicated her intention to pilot college savings accounts for kindergarteners this fall through public-private partnerships, while Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, in his annual address to the city in January, detailed a plan offer accounts with $100 in public funding to 1,500 low-income city kindergartners supported by the Eos Foundation.

Goldberg's plan is to start with one city and set up savings accounts with $50 to start for all kindergarteners. The details will be rolled out in the coming months, but the funding will be supplied through the treasurer's economic empowerment trust fund, which she is also using for financial literacy programs.

A number of lawmakers have also filed bills proposing everything from Children's Savings Accounts (CSAs) for every child in the Commonwealth to pilot programs or study commissions to examine the cost and effectiveness of helping families save for college.

Rep. Thomas Sannicandro, an Ashland Democrat and co-chair of the Committee on Higher Education, has filed one bill (H 1068) that proposes to spend up $250,000 to incentivize families to begin setting aside money for their child's education. The pilot program, which would likely be targeted toward lower-income urban school districts, would provide matching funds of up to $1,000 for families that save at least $150 of their own money in an account for college.

"Money's good, but with a lot of kids, a lot of students, especially kids that are low-income, there is a lot of money available to them. We just need to get them thinking college is something for them. That's what it is about," Sannicandro told the News Service.

A report published in 2014 by the Department of Higher Education estimated that 72 percent of jobs in Massachusetts by 2020 would require a college degree, and that the public higher education system was on pace to produce 55,000 to 65,000 fewer graduates than demanded by the economy.

"The real point of the bill is to get more low-income folks into colleges, to get them to graduate. College is the ultimate goal because we need more people in Massachusetts with degrees and we know we're not doing a great job getting low-income folks into college and there are huge racial and ethnic disparities," Sannicandro said.

Bob Hildreth, the founder and executive director of FUEL Education, has been working with policymakers like Sannicandro to promote the idea of CSAs in Massachusetts, and could eventually play a role in helping to administer them.

FUEL Education, founded in 2009, works with partner schools and organizations in Boston, Chelsea and Lynn to help families save for college, with an educational component for parents to help them understand the importance of college and the financial resources and loans available to them.

With private donations from groups like the Boston Foundation and the Smith Foundation, FUEL has been able to work with over 700 families and nearly 1000 students holding accounts totaling $700,000. For every $25 saved by a family, FUEL matches the savings up to $1,800.

"What we're after is taking the motivation that exists in low-income families and aiming it with education to actually helping a kid. We believe that motivation cannot be taught by teachers," Hildreth said.

While state matches for college savings accounts would only cover a fraction of the price of tuition for participants, cost remains an issue.

Sen. Jamie Eldridge has filed legislation (S 664), which is also co-sponsored in the House by Sannicandro, that would direct the Massachusetts Education Financing Authority to set up a college savings account with $250 for every child born in the Commonwealth. Under the bill, the state would match up to $500 saved by parents.

Maine offers a similar program, seeding every child born in that state with $500 to start their college savings account.

Hildreth, however, said the potential $10 million to $20 million price tag on the bill could be a non-starter. "Under the Baker administration, that's not going anywhere," he said bluntly.

At least 17 other states already provide matching funds for 529 college savings accounts, including four in New England - Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

While detractors may look to examples like San Francisco where only 14 percent of school-aged children are signed up for the city's first-in-the-nation publicly funded CSA program, Hildreth said FUEL's numbers point to success.

More than 200 FUEL students are currently enrolled in college, with a "persistence rate" of 89 percent as of the fall of 2014. A study published by the Center for Social Development found that children with as little as $500 saved for college are three times more likely to enroll and four times more likely to graduate with a degree than children with no savings.

"The deal is, what we found is parental engagement is hard work. You have to engage them intellectually to show them it's worth their while," Hildreth said.

Sannicandro said he's hopeful to see progress made this session, but admits the challenge will be carving room out in the state's tight budget and making it a priority.

"It's not a controversial item. It's just a matter of if you want to spend the money," he said.


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Cascabel chiles are plump and round and resemble the Cherry chile pepper. Usually referring to the dried form, the fresh form is also known by the same name. Its slightly acidic thick flesh offers a medium-hot rich flavor. Woodsy and smoky-flavored, this chile has nutty and tobacco overtones.

Dried Cascabels contain vitamin A, C, the B vitamins and significant amounts of iron, thiamine, niacin, magnesium and riboflavin. Chiles are cholesterol-free, saturated fat-free, low calorie, low sodium, and high in fiber.

Use in sauces, soups, relishes, salsas, and stews. Ground or powdered, add to tamales and casseroles or use as a seasoning in a variety of savory dishes. Combine with two or three other chile varieties in the same dish for a more complex hot flavor.

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CNET’s “The Next Big Thing” is a brand new show. They recently did an interesting segment on the coming wave of 4K/Ultra-HDTV and OLED display technologies. Even though I don’t entirely agree with some of their conclusions it’s not a bad primer on the subjects. It’s well worth the few minutes that it takes to give it a look.

I’ve long held that OLED in particular holds great potential. The picture quality offered by OLED can be outstanding. So much so that Sony has offered a line of professional OLED displays, even winning a Technical EMMY in 2012.

Priced at a whopping $26K, the BVME250A is the 25” model at the top of Sony’s present Trimaster EL lineup. In 2011 it won the Hollywood Post Alliance Engineering Excellence Award.

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Ooma: HDVoice For The Thrifty Consumer

ooma-teloOoma has been around for quite some time. While the core of their service offering is free domestic long distance one you’ve bought the hardware, they have also made some effort to promote improved call quality…all the way to HDVoice.

The companies end-point device, a $199 device known as “Telo”, can be inserted inline with an existing landline, making your traditional home phone both voip and analog-capable. It can also be inserted inline with your internet access. Connected in this manner it provides managed quality of service (QoS) for voip traffic on your network. This is a sensible strategy, well established in many ATA type devices.

Telo is actually Linux-based and runs an instance of Freeswitch to handle its telephony functions. That open source project has consistently moved quickly to deploy new technologies…especially new HDVoice codecs. Ooma leverages this fact in offering what they call “PureVoice.”

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In Bill Birds, Inc. v. Stein Law Firm, P.C. (__ NY3d __ [March 31, 2020]; 2020 NY Slip Op 02125), the Court of Appeals recently affirmed the Second Department’s unanimous reversal and dismissal of plaintiffs’ claim under Judiciary Law § 487(1) against their former attorneys who allegedly induced them to bring a merit-less lawsuit in order to generate a legal fee.

The Second Department’s decision was rendered by Presiding Justice Scheinkman, and Associate Justices Balkin, Austin, and Hinds-Radix (see, 164 AD3d 635).

The Court of Appeals’ determination was authored by Chief Judge DiFiore, with Judge Rivera writing a lengthy dissent.

In rendering its recent determination, the Court of Appeals embraced an exceedingly limited application of the statute, and thereby reaffirmed an earlier precedent which had narrowly construed and applied a predecessor statute (see, Loof v. Lawton, 97 NY 478 [1884]). In particular, the Court of Appeals explicitly instructed that allegations of deceit occurring before a judicial action is commenced – e.g., providing misleading advice which preceded the commencement of an action – do not constitute a violation of Judiciary Law § 487 and cannot support a claim under the statute.  Likewise, Chief Judge DiFiore’s Opinion further determined that allegations of a months-long delay in forming Plaintiffs that their lawsuit had been dismissed “occurred after the litigation had ended and therefore falls outside the scope of Judiciary Law § 487(1).”  Having thusly rejected allegations of attorney malfeasance which both preceded and post-dated the active litigation, the Court of Appeals spoke clearly in limiting actionable claims under Judiciary Law § 487 to only those allegations of wrongful conduct which occur during the actual pendency of litigation.

The import of the Bill Birds Inc. decision is unquestionably significant for attorneys who find themselves on the wrong end of a client lawsuit alleging malfeasance.  The violation of Judiciary Law § 487 is often pleaded as a standalone cause of action in legal malpractice cases, and a viable claim under the statute represents a significant weapon in a plaintiffs’ arsenal.  Indeed, the statute allows for treble damages for a successful claim and, further, a proven violation of Judiciary Law § 487 represents a criminal act.  In addition, unlike a common-law fraud cause of action, there is no showing of justifiable reliance required to successfully establish a claim under the statute.  Simply stated, to the extent that a pleaded claim under Judiciary Law § 487 remains viable, the defendant remains uncomfortably on the back foot in the context of legal malpractice litigation.

Given the foregoing, the Court of Appeals’ recent narrow application of Judiciary Law § 487 represents a noteworthy development in the common law of this State. As with the Loof case which it reaffirmed, the Bill Birds Inc. decision is likely to be invoked time and time again by courts tasked with the application of this potent statute.

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Winter wedding at Clock Barn

Ooh I love a cosy winter wedding! And there’s been none cosier or more festive than Verity & Mike’s gorgeous winter wedding at Clock Barn this weekend. As huge Christmas fans I knew they were planning a Christmassy theme, but I wasn’t prepared for just how beautifully festive they would make the Clock Barn. The rooms were filled with Scandinavian style red, white and wooden decorations, a santa’s sleigh and of course tonnes of twinkly lights. Guests were given handmade crackers as favours and some fantastic little glasses which, when put to your eye, turn the lights around you into Christmas trees, angels or snowflakes! I can’t really describe it as I’ve never seen anything like it before, although trying to hunt some down on Amazon as I type this as I know my kids would love them!

We were given the most prefect weather anyone could wish for at a winter wedding – cold but bright and crisp with a lovely golden setting sun so we were able to take the couples photos we wanted outside plus the family photos before everyone went inside to warm up and tuck into a delicious 3 course meal. It was also really good to work with the boys from Devoted Films again; if anyone is looking for a wedding videographer, I really recommend these guys and can’t wait to see the film!

Absolutely nailed it guys! Thank you so much for having Emma and I along, we love it and it was truly beautiful. Congratulations!!

If anyone else would like to speak to me about me photographing their winter wedding at Clock Barn or anywhere else, please feel free to contact me here.

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When we as a community in Milford face difficult times we come together, neighbor helping neighbor, demonstrating inspiration, patience and selflessness. During these past few days, in the wake of the largest snow storm we have faced in history, we have looked in on our elders, shoveled out our neighbors and found comfort with our families as our city undertook the most formidable challenge of our time, to dig us out from beneath an unprecedented 38 inches of snow.

Most residents contribute to this wonderful sense of community, one that is grateful to each of our city employees and contractors who are out, around the clock, away from their families digging out street after street, as quickly as possible so each of us might be able to resume our lives. These same residents may not have had their street cleared yet and still they demonstrated support and understanding that this storm was bigger than just "my" street. These folks realized that the city cannot plow this volume of snow, instead they had to actually pick it up and move it, on more than 1,200 streets across our city. These were, indeed, extraordinary circumstances.

To the mayor, our public works employees as well as police and fire, thank you from one grateful resident who knows how hard everyone worked to help us recover from this epic storm.

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British FV501 Warrioer TES(H) AIFV in 1/35...

...Meng Models have announced this as a new 1/35 Model

This news from Meng Model is another very welcome kit of modern British armour. The Uparmoured version of the Warrior IFV. I don't know any release date yet, or when it will be here in the UK with the importers.


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Wildcats bring in 10: 7 forwards, 3 defensemen join 20 hockey returnees at Northern Michigan University

Connor Marritt, center, handles the puck along the boards in a game for Vernon in the BCHL during the 2019-20 season. (Photo courtesy Vernon Morning Star/Roger Knox)

“This class includes former Mr. Hockey winners, state champions, national champions and players that were voted captains of their teams.” — Grant Potulny, head coach, NMU hockey

MARQUETTE — The Northern Michigan University hockey team will have a large class of newcomers for the 2020-21 season as 10 players — seven forwards and three defensemen — will join the Wildcats this fall.

“We are very excited to add this group of players to our team,” NMU head coach Grant Potulny said in a sports news release from the university. “This class includes former Mr. Hockey winners, state champions, national champions and players that were voted captains of their teams. All 10 players are outstanding people and will add different athletic qualities to our hockey club.”

The Wildcats return 20 players from last season who represent nearly 70 percent of their scoring, including three of their top four scorers and nine players who recorded at least 10 points last season.

Aberdeen Wings forward Mack Byers, right, puts a hit on a Minot Minotauros player during their Jan. 14 game played in Minot, North Dakota. (Photo courtesy Minot Daily News/Alex Eisen)

Here is a brief sketch of each newcomer, starting with the seven forwards:

Mack Byers of Long Lake, Minnesota, played three years of junior hockey, competing in the British Columbia, U.S. and North American hockey leagues. Most recently, he was a member of the NAHL’s Aberdeen, South Dakota, Wings, playing 35 games last season and leading the team with 19 goals and finishing second in points with 43.

A 5-foot-11 forward, he also played for the Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Roughriders of the USHL last season with five points in 11 games.

He spent part of 2017-18 and all of 2018-19 with the Trail Smoke Eaters of the BCHL, accumulating 33 points in 74 games. Also in 2017-18, he spent 15 games with the Philadelphia Rebels of the NAHL.

Ian Malcolmson of the Sioux City, Iowa, Muskeeters. (Photo courtesy eliteprospects.com/Dan Hickling)

Mike Colella of Turnersville, New Jersey, played for Trail as a forward last season, where he totaled 68 points in 58 regular-season games, including 27 goals. He was third in the BCHL in scoring and tied for third with 41 assists.

Before Trail, Colella skated for three Nebraska-based USHL teams in the 2018-19 season — the Omaha Lancers, Tri-City Storm and Lincoln Stars.

Grant Johnson of Grand Forks, North Dakota, played three seasons as a forward with the Bismarck, North Dakota, Bobcats of the NAHL, where last season he led his team in assists with 29 and tied for the most points with 43.

Brett Willits is shown as a Chilliwack Chief during the 2019-20 season in the BCHL. (Photo courtesy Chilliwack Chiefs)

He interrupted his stint with Bismarck to play for the Lincoln Stars of the USHL in 2018-19, taking part in 53 games.

On his high school squad, Grand Forks Central, Johnson tallied 29 goals and 56 assists for 85 points in just 26 games, all team highs. In three seasons at Central, Johnson scored 202 points, including 76 goals, and averaged more than 2 1/2 points per game. In 2018, he was named Mr. Hockey in North Dakota.

Ian Malcolmson of Waukesha, Wisconsin, was named Mr. Hockey Wisconsin in 2018 while playing for Waukesha High School.

He spent parts of the last three years in the USHL, most recently at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where he appeared in three games and had three assists as a forward.

Prior to the Stampede, he spent two seasons with the Sioux City, Iowa, Musketeers, serving as team captain in 2019-20. In 106 games with the Musketeers, he had 49 points, including 19 goals. He also appeared in seven games for the Waterloo, Iowa, Black Hawks of the USHL as well as dressing for the Janesville, Wisconsin, Jets of the NAHL from 2016-18.

Connor Marritt of Kelowna, British Columbia, spent the previous three seasons with the Vernon Vipers of the BCHL, including as captain last season, at forward.

He led all playoff scorers in his league with 12 points prior to its premature ending due to the coronavirus.

In 165 games for Vernon, he recorded 97 points, including 35 goals.

Rylan Van Unen of Kamloops, British Columbia, joins his twin brother, Michael, at NMU this fall as a forward.

He spent the last four seasons with the Merritt Centennials of the BCHL, totaling 89 points in 212 games. He had a career-high 28 points last season, including 17 goals, as team captain.

Brett Willits of London, Ontario, spent the previous two seasons with the BCHL’s Chilliwack Chiefs, appearing in 112 games with 71 points as a forward.

Last season, he finished fourth in scoring on his team, totaling 34 points with 12 goals.

He attended Salisbury School in Connecticut from 2016-18 where he led his team with 38 points during his final season with the Crimson Knights.

Colby Enns of Minot, North Dakota, is a defenseman who played 24 games for the USHL’s Lincoln Stars last season following a semester at the University of Nebraska-Omaha, where he appeared in one game.

He also spent time with the Central Illinois Flying Aces of the USHL in 2018-19 and Minot, North Dakota, Minotauros of the NAHL in 2017-18. At Minot, he had 27 points with nine goals in 58 games before jumping to the USHL, where he tallied 15 points with three goals for Central Illinois.

Most recently, in 24 games at Lincoln, Enns had three goals and 13 points.

Tim Erkkila of downstate Brighton is a defenseman who returns to his home state.

He spent last season with the Fairbanks, Alaska, Ice Dogs of the NAHL, playing in 49 games with 18 points, including two goals, as he was named to the league’s all-rookie team.

Erkkila was a four-year player on the Brighton High School team, including serving as captain as a senior. In 111 games, he had 87 points, including 18 goals.

Noah Ganske of Bloomington, Minnesota, is a 6-6, 203-pound defenseman who spent the past two seasons with the USHL’s Green Bay, Wisconsin, Gamblers, appearing in 84 games total and recording 26 points, including eight goals. That was four goals and four assists in 2017-18 and four goals and 14 assists last season.

He spent part of the 2017-18 season in the NAHL with the Minot Minotauros and Minnesota Magicians. In 28 games with the Magicians, he totaled six points and recorded a plus-three on-ice rating, adding five more points with the Minotauros.

At Bloomington Jefferson High, he played three seasons and had 74 points in 74 games.

Information compiled by Journal Sports Editor Steve Brownlee. His email address is sbrownlee@miningjournal.net.

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Michigan National Guard to repair U.P. roads destroyed by flooding

Construction crews try to build up the washed out hill with rock in Houghton, Tuesday, June 19, 2018. (David Archambeau/The Daily Mining Gazette via AP)(David Archambeau)

HOUGHTON, MI -- Efforts to repair roads in Michigan's Upper Peninsula are underway.

The Michigan National Guard will begin repair operations this week following severe rain and flooding that caused numerous washouts across the most northern part of the state.

Approximately 70 soldiers from armories in Kingsford, Iron River, Calumet, Sault Ste. Marie and Montague will activated in response to the emergency declaration issued by Gov. Rick Snyder on Monday.

The Soldiers are members of 107th Engineer Battalion headquartered in Ishpeming and the 507th Engineer Battalion headquartered in Kalamazoo.

"This is the right thing to do," said Maj. Lucas Lanczy, Michigan National Guard liaison for the U.P. operation. "Our soldiers come from the local communities and disaster response at home is why a lot of Soldiers join the Guard. We are happy to help."

The National Guard's primary purpose, at least initially, will be to move gravel to repair roadways and areas that have been washed out by the floodwaters.

The temporary repairs will restore avenues of entry and exit that have been destroyed by the floodwaters, making life easier for stranded residents. The repairs will also improve the region's public health capabilities by allowing emergency medical services to travel easier.

The initial activation of the soldiers is for 10 days, although the Michigan National Guard has the ability to increase or decrease the number of activation days depending on how the mission progresses.

"Amid vast destruction caused by flooding in our Upper Peninsula, community cooperation, Michiganders helping one-another, is thriving," said Maj. Gen. Greg Vadnais, adjutant general of the Michigan National Guard and director of the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.

"Like the unity I witnessed in Gogebic County in 2016, I am always impressed by the indomitable can-do spirit of the men and women I work with daily. Equally impressive is the incredible grace and gratitude of Michigan residents who bravely march forward in extremely difficult times."


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Ex-Michigan DE Chase Winovich returns blocked punt for first career TD

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New England Patriots defensive end Chase Winovich, left, celebrates with Matthew Slater after running back a blocked punt by New York Giants punter Riley Dixon for a touchdown in the first half of an NFL football game, Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019, in Foxborough, Mass. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)AP

Former Michigan defensive end Chase Winovich continues to make a major impact during his rookie season.

The third-round pick of the New England Patriots scored his first touchdown Thursday, returning a blocked punt for a score.

Teammate Brandon Bolden blocked the punt from inside the New York Giants 10-yard line, and Winovich caught it out of the air and marched it into the end zone for a 7-0 lead.

The Patriots went on to win 35-14 to improve to 6-0.

Winovich did not record a tackle Thursday but still is second on the team with four sacks.

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Wolverine: Adamantium Rage is a side-scrolling platform beat-em-up. Wolverine, aka Logan, searches desperately for clues about his past and his identify. Using the computers of the X-Men mansion, Wolverine soon receives coordinates to somewhere in Canada and is told to come alone. As the missions and levels progress he finds clues which lead him inevitably on to the next level.

The main character has a very large selection of combat moves, and also has great agility and the ability to climb walls using his wrist-spikes. Bonus pickups are provided in the level maps. Many of them are hidden very thoroughly which invites the player to use Wolverine's agility and climbing abilities to explore every corner. The levels include a secret lab, a ninja training camp, a hallucinogenic world, and others.

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Beard care tips: how to benefit from beard oils

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There are numerous celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio and Ryan Gosling wearing beards and nowadays we see it all around us. Beards are hot! The well dressed beard looks easy to maintain but in order to make this happen you need some good beard care tips. Read on to find out how to keep your beard in the best condition.

Why use a beard oil

The main benefit of beard oil is the moisturizing effect on the skin. Most beards starts to itch after a while. Vanilla beard oil can help hydrate the skin and prevents that your skin dries out. Nothing is more annoying than an itchy beard. Besides oil comb your beard regularly and massage the skin with oil.

Soften your beard

beard care Your partner might complain about your beard. Because beard are naturally hard. So to avoid you having to shave of your beard for your partner use an oil instead. Your  beard will soften and complaints will be significantly reduced.

Beard care to prevent Dandruff

A good beard oil nourishes and hydrates not only the skin but also helps restore dead ends in your beard. And yes believe it or not dandruff can appear in beards. For proper beard care use a moisturizer daily to avoid any beard-ruff.

Nutritious to the skin

When  you look for a good moisturizer choose an organic beard oil. You don’t want any chemicals on your skin or beard. Organic beard oils are natural and nutritious which has a positive effect on beard growth. Such as avocado oil, grape seed oil, jojoba oil and Vitamin E.

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How to treat urinary tract infections – fast and naturally

urinary tract infection

Urinary tract infections can be terribly annoying and completely ruin a few days of your life. They can come on fast and painful and leave you desperate for a remedy. Unfortunately most cases of a urinary tract infection lead straight to antibiotics, however there is a new natural solution you should consider.

What is a urinary tract infection?

When bacteria make it into the urinary tract, they are often flushed out with urine. However every now and then, especially in women, some bacteria manage to cling on and cause an infection. UTI’s start in the urethra where if not controlled and eliminated there, can make their way into the bladder and kidneys. Approximately 90% of UTIs are caused by E.Coli bacteria which can make it into the urethra from intercourse, incorrect wiping or poor hygiene. Typical symptoms of a urinary tract infection include extremely painful urination, cloudy urine, or even blood in the urine for serve infections.

No matter the severity of a urinary tract infection, antibiotics have typically been the go-to treatment. However for people prone to UTIs, antibiotic resistance is a real problem they face as typical forms of antibiotics stop working after multiple uses. Not only can antibiotics stop working but they come with a range of side effects that can last months. By killing good and bad bacteria you can eliminate the infection with antibiotics but you also eliminate the crucial bacteria in your gut which is required for optimal digestion and daily function. For urinary tract infections less than a few days old antibiotics should not be the first choice, rather left as a back up in case the infection becomes serious and makes it’s way into the kidneys at which point they would be necessary.

How should I start treating a urinary tract infection?

The first thing you should do if you think you’re starting to get a urinary tract infection is take some D-mannose. You may have heard cranberry being a good option for urinary tract infections, well D-mannose is the active ingredient in cranberry without the sugar. Taking just D-mannose gives you a huge dose of the therapeutic agent in cranberries that is fast acting and natural. D-mannose works by inhibiting the E.coli bacteria from adhering to the bladder wall, making it impossible for the bacteria to colonise and cause an infection. Essentially D-Mannose helps flush out urinary tract infections and stop them from happening in the first place. Unfortunately urinary tract infections are only caused by E.Coli about 90% of the time which means 1 in 10 infections aren’t going to be improved by D-mannose. However it’s still worth trying D-mannose first as it has no negative side effects and works just as well, if not better than antibiotics.

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Studio Arntzen: light design and unique furniture making

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The importance of leaving our space and it’s décor to professionals is undeniable, as only the best professionals know how to turn every space into a whole another story, a concept on its own. The essential uniqueness visual elements and carefully chosen furniture bring is priceless, as these very elements enrich our daily lives with fine aesthetic and practicality. One of the best places to go to when guided by this attitude is no other, but Studio Arntzen, from Rotterdam.

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It’s creator and Dutch lighting designer Paula Arntzen knows how to breathe in identity to every space, be it office, your home, design label or an event. She is a creative individual who is not afraid to push the boundaries and experiment with materials, textures and shapes and whose work is based on rich experience in concept development, special design and lighting, which is precisely what Studio Arntzen is all about. Thanks to Paula’s stylistic approach, Studio Arntzen emphasizes uniqueness and fine aesthetic above anything. It is specialized in creating remarkably unique interiors, and it is a place to go to when looking for creative merging of technology, craft skills and design.

Inspired by Paula’s design, here are some great and creative ideas how you could implement this innovative approach in your own space.

    1. Effective chandelier can make all the difference

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Every room looks better with some effective details, and much more – it is these details that give the space its identity. This is why a powerful, modern and futuristic chandelier can make all the difference. Feel free to go for large, textured and detailed chandeliers, as this kind of detail can make even the simplest décor stand out. A carefully designed chandelier from the design light shop will bring the air of elegance and sophistication into any space, so be brave and go for the shapes that will catch the eye and create balance.

    2. The power of glass lights

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When decorating, professionals are aware of the fact that glass, especially top quality glass, can bring an aura of richness into almost any space. Colored glass is perfect for simple interiors, especially those with high dosage of minimalism to them, but can find place in even more detailed interiors. Just few glass lights, some spherical and cylindrical effects combined with illustrative details on glass can turn light into marvelous detail and your space into something memorable.

    1. 3. Experiment: Combine traditional and futuristic

When decorating smart, it is all about enchasing originality of your space, and combining furniture, fabrics, shapes and textures in order to achieve a personalized and outstanding space. Feel free to experiment and combine what is seemingly hard to combine. Add some traditional shapes to your space and merge them with futuristic elements. Options are limitless, as you can go from geometrical shapes of art deco and those which predominated in the 50’s and lights which have distinctively futuristic look to them. The old and the new can coexist and there is a perfect place for that – your interior.

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Cellar Craft Sterling Collection Wine Making Kit - California Reserve Merlot

Cellar Craft Sterling Collection Wine Making Kit - California Reserve Merlot

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Are you a homebrewer interested in expanding your fermentation hobby?  Well, why not jump into winemaking!  Our wine kits are an excellent way to make high quality wine at home, without requiring all of the large equipment that wineries use.  We have dozens to choose from, so no matter what your favorite type of wine, we're certain to have a kit you'll like!

Cellar Craft's Sterling Collection red wine kits are the only budget-level red wine kits on the market that include a "virgin," never-processed crushed grape pack to include in the fermentation. Made entirely from region-specific varietal juice and concentrate, and skins from the same harvest lots that the juice comes from, these kits produce a true varietal wine on a short timeline! Designed to be bottled in 5 weeks, these kits will benefit from an additional 6-12 months of cellaring in the bottle.
Makes 6 gallons, or 2 cases, of finished wine

Cellar Craft's Description

California Merlot with a 1.5 liter virgin crushed California Merlot grape pack. The wine releases aromas of raspberry and cherry and a subtle toasted note, followed by flavors of raspberry and strawberry. Gentle tannins and well-integrated oak contribute structure to the fruit-driven profile without being too aggressive. Should show its true character in about 6 months, but will continue to develop for at least a year. This soft red pairs with red meats and will work well with roast chicken.

Item # WK202
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Availability California - In Stock
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Weight 33 LBS
Grape StyleMerlot
White, Red, or RoseRed
Product LineCellar Craft
Skin Pack IncludedY
Ready In6-7 Weeks
Concentrate Volume12L
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Come with grape skins
Thomas M on Apr 6, 2020
Trying it.
Daniel W on Aug 28, 2019
steve l on Jan 31, 2019
Good wine
Marilyn W on Dec 17, 2018
making a cab-merlot blend, good luck in past with cellar craft products
Valued C on Oct 30, 2018
Entry level kit
Judith A on Oct 1, 2018
Have made Cellar Craft wine kits before, excellent product.
MaryBeth P on Sep 19, 2018
I've chosen this brand before with good results.
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The kit did no come with great instructions. The kit also came with a very low SG. 1.065. I had to add a couple pounds of sugar to get it with range. I finished it and it still has an off flavor.
August 2, 2019
11 months ago
This kit is in process now but ----
if its as good the sterling pinot noir with grape pack it will be five stars after a year of aging in the bottle. Great luck with past kit lead me to purchase this one.
September 4, 2018
1 year ago
Great Merlot
I just taught someone how to use these kits and he made this wine for his first one. While he did mess it up at first (nearly oxidized it), I was able to help him recover it and it finished off great. Having the skin pack was great as it definitely adds to the overall flavor and feel of the wine.
January 28, 2018
over 2 years ago
good value kit with grape skins
These Cellar Craft kits are a great deal if you want grape skins included. The skins noticeably add to the body of the wine. I can tell I'll have to so some more serious aging too.
May 2, 2014
Takes time
For your first wine kit, pick up a Chardonnay. This one really starts to shine after a year of aging. Delicious.
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Spread some cheer and grab yourself and/or your friends a Red Door Jewelry Club Mystery Bag!

We have picked some of our favorite jewelry and a small bath and body item and grouped them together as a surprise for yourself or for you to send as a little gift! These are all popular items that we are sure you or whoever you buy a Jewelry Club for will LOVE!

    This set will have TWO Jewelry items and a SMALL BATH AND BODY ITEM! It is $28.99 with a retail value of over $40!

    You can pick between which jewelry items you would love to receive and the style!

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    Our curated Jewerly Club items are a “surprise”, meaning we do not reveal detailed descriptions ahead of time.  We do give you a broad idea of what will be included.  All sales are final, but please know all items chosen are truly our favorite things and we love them – and we hope you will love them, too!!

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2019 GMC Canyon 4WD SLT
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Year 2019
Make GMC
Model Canyon
Package 4WD SLT
Mileage 10,479 miles
Body Style Pickup - Compact
Engine 3.6L 6 Cyl. Gas
Fuel Gas
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Transmission Automatic
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Height, Overall 70.6 in
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Welcome to the Mountain Made Wholesale page! Thank you for considering us for your shop. We love to partner with boutiques and shops in the United States.

Below you can find our wholesale terms & conditions, display ideas, wholesale application, and so much more.

Mountain Made has a password-protected wholesale shop just for our partners. Want access? Fill out our application below. Already a retailer? Shop now.

Hand-pored really means hand-pour. We stand by our word. It's our goal to fill all orders within 5 to 15 days of the order being submitted. If we are unable to fulfill your order in this time frame, we will notify you via email ASAP. Custom and large orders may take longer than 15 days to fill. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.

All orders are subject to our posted wholesale policies.

Feel free to email us if you have any questions.

Wholesale Terms and Conditions

At this time, we do not have a new account and a re-order minimum. All our products are sold in packs of 4.

Order Recommendations

To allow you to have enough inventory to create a full display and have a small backstock we recommend initially ordering a minimum of 8 to 12 candles per fragrance in your preferred size.

Credit card transactions may be made on our website or by electronic invoicing via Square or Paypal. Cash and checks can be sent to our mailing address. Payment is required prior to delivery, no exceptions.

Turn Around Time

Every one of our candles is hand-poured. Many orders are poured to order. Anything ordered through the Mountain Made E-Shop is typically shipped or ready to pick-up/local delivery in 5 to 15 business days. Shipping and delivery times may take additional time. We will process your order as quickly as possible.

Delivery Options

All orders are shipped through USPS only. Shipping cost is the responsibility of the customer.

Delivery/pick-up within San Diego Country can be arranged. Please email us to arrange this.

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We will gladly provide you with a tealight sample of each fragrance--just let us know your shipping address.

4oz testers can be purchased at half of the wholesale price. Please inquire if you’d like testers.

Cancellations, Returns, & Claims

All wholesale orders are final. We do not offer a buyback program. If an exchange request is submitted within 24 hours of order placement, an exchange may be considered.

In the event that a product is received damaged or there is an order discrepancy, a report must be submitted within 72 hours of receipt of merchandise.

In the case of a manufacturing defect, please notify us ASAP so we can exchange the item.

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Mountain Made candles are a great option for all merchandising spaces. Our candles are the perfect option for any gap you need to fill. They look great near the register, as a filler place, and as a staple display in your retail space.

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Very similar to Microsoft Stream. Video allows you to upload and share videos with members of your team.

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Skin Writer-Director Guy Nattiv On Turning His Oscar-Winning Short Into a Feature

Skin Writer-Director Guy Nattiv On Turning His Oscar-Winning Short Into a Feature

In February Israeli-born writer-director Guy Nattiv and his producer-wife Jaime Ray Newman celebrated winning their first Academy Award for “Skin,” a 20-minute film about racism in America. The couple sunk all their savings into the short as a showcase for a feature they hoped to make on the same subject. Now only a few months later, those dreams have been realized in the feature film which opened July 26.

The two films may be focused on broadly similar subjects but they are very different: The short is a sort of frightening fable that leaves audiences in a dark place, while the feature explores one man’s rage and ultimate redemption.

The 46 year-old writer-director is well known in Israel but relatively new to the Hollywood scene. Nattiv’s previous features, including Strangers, which competed at the Sundance and Tribeca Film Festivals in 2008, began as shorts, a form Nattiv particularly favors for the challenge of delivering an intense emotional wallop in a condensed period of time.

Dedicated to his grandfather, who survived the Holocaust, Nattiv chose as his first American feature the true-life story of Bryron Widner, a tattooed neo-Nazi skinhead who renounced his white supremacist lifestyle and cohorts, named names and consequently had to entered a witness protection program where he remains.

The film is inspired by an article Nattiv read about Widner in an Israeli newspaper and his discovery of a television documentary entitled Erasing Hate, about Widner’s two-year ordeal to have the massive tattoos removed from his face and body.

Nattiv shopped the feature script for Skin around for four-five years, consistently getting nos from studio heads and backers who rejected his premise that white supremacy was a threat. But then, Nattiv told me, “Trump got elected. Charlottesville happened. Suddenly there was an urgency.”

Jamie Bell, in a role that is the polar opposite of his character of Bernie Taupin in Rocketman, stars as Widner and Danielle Macdonald (Patti Cake$, Dumpin), who also appeared in the short, plays his wife, a devoted mother instrumental in inducing her husband to abandon his violent lifestyle. Mike Coulter (Luke Cage) portrays the real life character Daryle Lamont Jenkins, an Air Force veteran and activist who helped extricate Widner from the white power movement.

Mike Coulter as Luke Cage (a portrayal of Daryle Lamot Jenkins) in Skin. Image courtesy of A24

At a special screening in Manhattan, I asked the soft-spoken Bell, who is naturally wiry but bulked up for the part, how he found his way into the role of a violent neo-Nazi.

“The hardest thing to really tap into was just a level of detachment, detachment from compassion, detachment from empathy, detachment from love, companionship,” Bell told me. “Inhabiting that and walking around with that on top of the fact that you look like a monster, literally. Just wearing that every day it was extremely disheartening and uncomfortable and unpleasant.”

I also spoke with writer-director Guy Nattiv, who discussed the inspiration for Skin, how difficult it was to get it off the ground and now as an Oscar winner his next film is a feature and not a short.

Paula Schwartz, MovieMaker Magazine (MM): What is the genesis of Skin, both the short and feature? And how difficult was it to get off the ground?

Guy Nattiv (GN):  I moved to the States and I read this article in Haaretz, the New York Times of Israel, that had a collage of Bryon Widner’s face being tattooed to a clean face. I read the article and was blown away by the story, so I went to my grandfather and I let him read the article and he said, “This is very powerful story to tell.”

I  traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where I met with Byron and I started writing the story. When I sent the script to producers or my agents, I got a lot of no’s. They said “Look, the script’s great but it’s not something to worry about now. Hillary’s about to become President. There’s not really neo-Nazis in the States, it’s a myth.”

I said, “I did the research, it’s not true.” But no one wanted to hear the truth, because you take people from New York and L.A., they live in bubbles. And so I was bummed, I was heartbroken. My wife told me, “Look, all your features were shorts before, so why don’t we make a short? We’ll put all our money in the short and maybe it will allow the feature to happen.”

So that’s what I did. We put all our retirement money into the short. The short was inspired by an article I read about a skinhead who taught his son how to shoot Mexicans at the border, and one night he brainwashed his son and made him into a war machine. He was only 10 or 11 and, and the father came back home one night at 2 a.m. and the son thought he was an African-American intruder, he took the father’s gun exactly like he taught him how to, and he shot his father in the head.

Danielle Macdonald (L) as Christa and Jamie Bell (R) as Byron Widner in Skin.

So we completed the short in a weekend and sent it out to the world. Then Trump got elected, Charlottesville happened, the synagogue massacre in the East Coast, and we were getting a different response from people. Some people were still afraid, the others like Trudie Styler, Celine Rattray, and Oren Moverman said, ”We’re in because it’s important to tell this story.”

We shot the feature in upstate New York. The short went to play film festivals and it’s almost like parallel walls. The short garnered attention, and we traveled with the feature to TIFF. While at TIFF, the short won first prize at HolyShorts in L.A., making it eligible for the Academy Awards. The short was submitted to the Oscars where it made the 10 shortlist, then the 5, and then the feature went to play Berlin and Tribeca. So the two films ran parallel.

MM: Why have all your features have been short films first?

GN: I love the short format, because a story that can work in 15-20 minutes that’s done well, can have an impact that’s unmatched. People have less tolerance and patience now, so they can see something in 15 minutes and have a “wow!” reaction.

I always say that features are a marathon whereas a short is a sprint. So it’s necessary to stretch this muscle before one dives into a feature. Between features there’s a lot of time, a lot of years between each feature, and you want to feel that you’re riding this bike, and you can try stuff. You can always sell the next project as a short and show producers, “Look this is the DNA. This is the experiment. Let’s do a long one right now.”

MM: Jamie Bell is not the obvious choice to play a white supremacist. How did you come to cast him?

GN: When I met him, I understood that he has so much emotion. When I portray an evil man, I don’t want him to look and feel only like a monster, because that’s flat and uninteresting.

Jamie Bell in a scene from Skin

I wanted a monster that when you dive into his mind and soul, you can feel that he’s breakable and human, and emotional. If I’m dealing with a protagonist who’s a monster, I want to find the layers that Jamie Bell brings with him as an actor. He came to the role and rewrote a lot of stuff concerning his actions and words—there’s a lot of improv I let the actors bring to their roles.

MM: Could you ever imagine when making the movie that the subject matter would be so timely?

GN: No, because I started before Trump. I didn’t know the movie would come at the peak of craziness. But it’s not only America, when you look at the world—look at Israel and at how Israeli police treat Ethiopians Jews. How we treat the Muslims, the Arabs in our [Israel] country. They’re second-class citizens. It’s a long discussion, but I think it’s not only in America, I think you can see it in Hungary… even Greece, the Red Dawn in Greece. You can see it all over the world, so while America is the setting of the film, if you look at the entire world we’re fucked.

MM: Is your next movie a family story?

GN: It is. My next film is about my grandmother who was a Holocaust survivor. She was part of the Czestochowa ghetto. And she escaped Czestochowa and lost all her family in Auschwitz.

It’s her story but it focuses on the period after she came to Israel; she became a cult member. After she had this depression from the Holocaust she met a woman who told her, “I’m going to make you happy.” And she made her happy but also she took all her money and made her divorce my grandfather. So it’s a story about post-traumatic stress.  She died in the cult. It’s called “Harmonium,” and it’s an insane story. This will be my first feature that will not be a short first. MM

Skin opens in theaters and on demand July 26, 2019, courtesy of A24 and DirecTV. All images courtesy of A24.

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