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Steve, sorry to hear about your Dad. I hope I get 97 years. I looked up several of the herbs in the reckless blood tonic in the German Commission E monographs on the American Botanical Council (site). Everything seems well intended in that formula. The only thing that jumps out at me is the use of Cinnamonum cassia. Essentially Cinnamon you buy at the grocery store. The Cinnamon that is considered superior is Cinnamonum Verum or Sri Lankan Cinnamon. The trouble with any dietary supplement, is the quality. Before I gave any dietary supplement to my 97 year old father, I would want to know a bit about it's manufacture. Specifically was it manufactured in a GMP certified facility, and packed/held in a compliant facility. I looked for FDA 483's or warning letter's on David Winston and did not find anything, which is a good sign. However he probably does not manufacture his own products. Contact the company and ask if it was manufactured in a GMP certified facility (i.e. NSF certification). Ask if they test each finished good lot for potency, contamination, and micros. If they will provide copies of either--even better. You can also ask if they have had any adverse events with the formula. No I am not a herbologist. I work for a Dietary Supplement company.

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No I am from the Ozarks, currently in the land of cheese. I am dreaming of California though.

I have only one device for travel home and business and it's an Asus Trio. Microsoft makes good stuff for business. Which is what I do. I am an MCSE. I deal with SQL Server, IIS, and Dynamics all day long. At the same time, my personal life is predominantly Google based, including my Phone. Trio gives me a great partition between my work life and personal life, while being able to use either seamlessly all on one device. The Surface Pro 3 is a nice machine as long as you lead a Microsoft centric life. Most people don't.

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All I need are some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I'm fine.

He abso-friggin-lutely did the right thing. My daughter, I would have more than likely ended up in jail on a misdemeanor assault rap.

And you would immediately have app envy. Windows has about 1/5 of the apps that Android or Apple has and I am being generous.

If you are going to be working in Peachtree, I don't think you are going to want to be between Macon and Atlanta. Do you have kids I.e. Schools? What kind of a commute is doable for you? Newnan would be an easy commute, still Metro Atlanta barely. If you can handle a 30+ minute commute to Peachtree check out la grange. Pretty easy shot up 85. Take all this with a grain of salt been many moons since I was in Georgia.

Asus makes solid Android tablets. Don't get anything less than Kit Kat (4.4) Stay away from Windows 8.x tablets.

Middle Georgia. Macon is pretty rough unless if you happen to need an education.

I find it hilarious that no one gets his name right. Bob Glauber is calling him Gary Whaley: http://www.newsday.com/sports/columnists/bob-glauber/chip-kelly-s-deals-are-both-gutsy-and-questionable-1.10011238

It has been mentioned here previously and Peter King brings the topic up again in his column today. http://mmqb.si.com/2015/03/04/lesean-mccoy-kiko-alonso-bills-eagles-trade-nfl/ I am thinking it's probably a pretty likely scenario given the departure of Spikes and Kiko.

These. Whaley has big brass ones. Love the move.

I would have loved to have seen everyone's responses after Steve Young's first season in Tampa, or Brett Favre's first Season in Atlanta. No one on this board would know a franchise quarterback, even if it came up and bit you in the butt. Including me.

Kipper and his hair are ridiculous. http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/chat/_/id/41597/football-guru-mel-kiper

My name.

Blackbird, the Beatles

I got real good piece of advice when I bought my first house. I have the taxes escrowed, but I have the bank send me the check at the end of the year, then I pay the town. Don't think this is possible everywhere, but glad it is here.

I like our three outdoor cats. I live out in the country and they truly earn their keep. I have no use for a house cat. Especially one that wakes me up at three in the morning hacking up hairballs.

She has 4. Earl is the only bastard that lives in the house. He is a high maintenance cat.

I took a crap, kicked my wife's cat, and went to work.

Time-outs are hurting your child

Pretty much anyone that ever cut this song was a cover Whiskey in the jar My favorite is Thin Lizzy's: with Metallica's a close second:

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