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Most Web design trends are just that. But in an increasingly mobile world, with an increasingly diverse number of mobile devices, the principles of responsive Web design aren't going to go away. Here are three ways developers need to respond to the demands of responsive Web design.
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CIO — Web design techniques come and go like fads. Remember Asynchronous JavaScript and XML? For several months in 2006 and 2007, Ajax was all the rage. Now, not so much. A sea change in the way people use technologies has seen one Web development paradigm rise up over the past few months, this time with staying power: Responsive Web design.
The principle of responsive web design and development ensures a website can be viewed from any device, with any size screen, with an experience that gracefully moves from step-down to step-up. It's about respecting the fact that users want to consume website experiences on their 4-inch mobile smartphone screen, their 7-inch mini tablet screen, their full-size 10-inch tablet device, their laptop screen and even their big-screen 4H HDTV. The design is responsive because it constantly takes into account the properties of the device and the browser on which the user consumes the content.
Responsive Web design judiciously uses grids, which let developers define how an experience will scale, as well as flexible images, formats and containers. It also represents a change of mindset for the developer, since he or she now prescribes relative sizes, such as 2.5 units wide, instead of definitive, specific measurements, such as 202 pixels, when placing and sizing elements of a page.
By using relative and not definitive measurements for elements on a page and their containers, the basic design and usability of a page can be maintained while scaling up and down on different browser sizes — that is, the site can be responsive to these changes —. Pages can gracefully eliminate elements that don't fit in a smaller window, too, and gain them back when the browser is later enlarged or un-zoomed.
Related: 10 Mobile Marketing Tips for Small Businesses
While You're At It: 6 Ways to Add Social Media to Your Web Design
If you haven't already heard about responsive Web design, you're certainly destined to be exposed to it. Even Google, arguably one of the gatekeepers of the Web industry, since designers build websites essentially to attract and retain the Google crawler and convince it to rank their sites highly in users' search engine queries, has embraced responsive Web design.


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1:38pm Wednesday 11th December 2013 in Latest News By Andrew Baber
Open days will be taking place at St Giles Church in Imber from December 27 to January 5, with visitors invited to take a look around and learn more about the historic building and village.
The church will be open to visitors from 11am to 4pm daily, with access to Imber village possible from Warminster, Gore Cross (A360), Bratton and Heytesbury.
Public access to Imber village is restricted to the metalled roads as advertised by the Ministry of Defence.
All other roads and tracks are out of bounds, as are all buildings on the Salisbury Plain Training Area and in Imber village.
The army took over Imber, on the edge of Salisbury Plain, in 1943 to use the area for D-Day training, forcing residents to move out, never to return. It has been used by the military ever since, with access granted to the public a few times each year.
Events organiser Neil Skelton said: "The church will be open for anyone to look around and we have exhibitions about the church and the village. We usually get quite a few visitors after Christmas."
Tickets are now sold out for the Carol Concert in the church on Saturday, December 21 .
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Tuesday, August 9, 2005
India Sweets & Spices
An ever helpful reader suggested a couple of weeks ago that I visit India Sweets & Spices in Los Feliz to find some other international candies.
Boy did I score.
India Sweets & Spices is a non-nonsense grocer and vegetarian restaurant. The store appears to have no air conditioning, so upon entering it has a musky and damp smell of curry (which I find exceptionally comforting). A large store, there are rows and rows of premade curries, curry powders, spices and seeds by the pound, in addition to other Indian products like shoes, clothes, cookware, incense and groceries. There was a row of freezers which sit idle and empty but what was most fascinating was the fridge section which had a large selection of dairy products and CANDY!
Yes, they kept their candy in the fridge and bless them for that.
Most of the candy was Cadbury and Nestle, with some other brands that I'd never heard of (the Dido bar seems to be a KitKat and the Tadelle is just plain good). I'm most excited because I found a Curly Wurly. For those of you old enough to remember, in the States there was a candy bar called Marathon. It was a braided length of caramel covered in chocolate. It came in a red package with a ruler on the back. It was discontinued years ago, but our European friends still have their version and now I get to try one.
More info on each of these purchases later!
Monday, August 8, 2005
Vosges Exotic Candy Bars
Name: Exotic Candy Bars (Red Fire, Black Pearl & Naga)
A kind reader, flickerfly, emailed me a few weeks ago to point me to Vosges, specifically their Red Fire Bar. Their website is sure sassy but the prices are pretty darn, well, pricey. If you have a moment, browse their website. It's an odd combination of haute, indulgence, health and yoga. I'm not going to be in Chicago or New York for a while, so I figured I'd see what they had at Neiman Marcus in Beverly Hills (I'd actually never been to the Neiman Marcus there before).
The woman behind the counter was on the phone pretty much the whole time I was there and all I saw of interest were three of the bars that they offered, and even though they were $6.50 each, I picked up all three. The back of each tells me how to eat an exotic candy bar (which is apparently different than eating other bars). You can read that here.
The first is called Naga Bar and is milk chocolate with Sweet Indian curry powder and coconut flakes. Upon opening the mylar package inside the box, the curry is quite pronounced along with a sugary smell and a slight aroma of chocolate. The chocolate itself is very milky and sweet. After sitting on the tongue for a moment, if bursts with the curry. The milk and the muskyness of the curry is a good blend and the choice of milk chocolate over dark is the right impulse. The curry leaves a little burning feeling on the tongue and throat. The coconut added a nice little texture to it, but I never got the flavor of it.
Next was the bar that I was most looking forward to, Red Fire Bar. It's Mexican ancho and chipotle chili and cinnamon in dark chocolate (55%). The cinnamon is the top note on this bar. I've always enjoyed the combination of cinnamon and chocolate and usually use it in my hot chocolate. The next thing I taste is that it's a very sweet bar, though buttery smooth to melt there's a slight grain to it, which I must assume are the spices. Then the chili hits. It's not so much a flavor as a feeling. A burning on the insides of my lips and my throat. There's a bit of a smoky note to the bar as well. It's a really nice combination, though not one I could eat a lot of in one sitting because of the fire element. Of the three bars, this is the one I finished first.
Last was a bar I wasn't quite sure of. Called Black Pearl Bar, it's Japanese ginger, wasabi and black sesame seeds in dark chocolate (55%). There was little scent to this bar, a slight woodsy note which I figured was the ginger and of course the chocolate. Upon melting in the mouth, this bar had none of the grain that the fire bar had, just a few sesame seeds (which I could have done without, thank you). The ginger is nice and earthy with a slight burn to it - or was it the wasabi. The horseradish notes didn't really stick out, but the combination of wasabi and ginger is spicy without a painful throat burn.
As with many of these gourmet bars, I found the price to be a bit prohibitive. As a treat, I certainly plan on going to one of their shops in Las Vegas, Chicago or New York (whichever city I get to first). The Aztec truffle collection would be the first thing I'd try. Of course this riot of flavors has inspired me to try some different things in my own candy next time I whip up a batch of truffles.
Ratings - Naga - 6 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:31 am Candy • Review • Vosges • Chocolate • Coconut • 6-Tempting • 7-Worth It • United States •
Friday, August 5, 2005
White Chocolate Take 5
Name: White Chocolate Take 5
I own a lot of clothes with chocolate stains on them. However, I don't think that's enough of a reason to drive me to convert to white chocolate. In another revamp of a current candy bar with white chocolate, here is the Take 5 White Chocolate (limited edition).
What I noticed most about this bar was the peanut butter taste to it. Let's face it, white chocolate is not a flavor. Chocolate is a flavor, but white chocolate is like deodorized chocolate ... and deflavored while we're at it. All the fat and sugar and none of the tasty/healthy cocoa solids.
The good news is that Hershey is using real white chocolate - you're wondering what that means? Well, in order for chocolate to be chocolate it needs to contain cocoa solids (basically cocoa) and cocoa butter (that fat that is solid at room temp and melts at body temp). White chocolate really has no definition, but purists prefer white chocolate that's actually made with cocoa butter because it's such a neat fat. Hershey is using real cocoa butter for their white chocolate and it shows in this bar (if they'd only use real vanilla, we might really have a winner).
The bar has an overwhelming sweet peanut smell and taste. I'm guessing that the milk chocolate Take 5 has more of a balance between flavors, but because there is no chocolate flavor here, only texture, the peanut butter and peanuts dominate (that's not a bad thing, if you like peanuts). The pretzels really stood out as a flavor (they're a bit lost in the regular Take 5) and the crisp and salt was a great contrast to the sweet, sticky caramel and white chocolate.
I was surprised at how good this bar was. It's still not my thing but if you're a nut lover and want something satisfying like chocolate without the actual cocoa, then this might be for you. Again, if Hershey's really wants to win me over (okay, it's not like I'm boycotting them or anything after the Twosomes Whoppers) they should make a dark chocolate pecan version of this.
Rating - 6 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:19 am Candy • Review • Hershey's • Caramel • Cookie • Discontinued • Limited Edition • Peanuts • White Chocolate • 6-Tempting • United States • Comments (3)
Thursday, August 4, 2005
Poopy Candy
Name: Crazy Daisy - The Super Duper Crazy Pooper
I was going to save this review until the holidays were upon us and you were begging me for gift suggestions. But BoingBoing posted about it earlier this week, so I figured it was topical. I got this cutesy little sample from Chris at the Candy Warehouse. He gave me my pick of the variations on the theme, there are pooping pigs, pooping cows, pooping bulls and the fun new one is the wind up penguin that leaves little gifts all over the table. Of course, those who've known me for more than 30 years know that I have a special fondness for sheep (cuz they're stupid).
The toy is basically a candy delivery device. You fill up her body cavity through her head (which is hinged) with jelly beans, then when you need a treat you push down on her backside and her tail flips up to expose a hole that delivers two or three. The jelly beans are actually pretty good - cola and I think dulce de leche or something like that because we all like two-tone poop for authenticity.
Would I buy this? Not for myself. But I'd probably be tickled if someone else bought it for me. And gave me an additional bag of poop. Pretty much anything jelly belly sized will work in there. I figure chocolate covered raisins, goobers, M&Ms, maybe even Altoids. I can also think of a few people I might buy this for.
Rating - 7 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 8:48 am Candy • Review • Novelty/Toy • 7-Worth It • United States • Fun Stuff • Comments (4)
Wednesday, August 3, 2005
Whoppers Twosomes
Name: Twosomes - Whoppers
Ahhh, my pursuit of the ideal malted chocolate candy may have come to an end. Hershey has introduced a series of limited edition candy bars under the heading of TwoSomes - basically Hershey's extra creamy milk chocolate (read: dairy milk judging by the 6 grams of cholesterol in this bar that must come from milkfat) combined with another flavor from another popular Hershey product.
The line at the moment consists of Twosomes Heath Bar which is bits of toffee in milk chocolate (which sound suspiciously like the pre-existing Symphony bar), Twosomes Reese's Pieces and this phenomenal Twosomes Whoppers.
What makes this a good bar? First, the chocolate is not the same as you're used to. Those people who have problems with Hershey's slightly yogurt taste to their milk chocolate will not find that here. This is their "extra creamy" milk chocolate which is the perfect tabula rasa for the strong flavor of the rice crispies that are imbued with malty goodness. The rice crispies give us some crunch (which was missing in that Maltimus Maximus bar I reviewed at the start of Candy Blog) and a little air which is needed for a good malt taste.
This bar is far superior to Hershey's Whoppers, which are coated with a chocolate-like wax product (or at least it seems that way). There's a great chocolate/malt aroma upon opening the package, the chocolate melts easily on the tongue where the sweetness and malt play well together.
Please, please Hershey's give this bar a new name and add it to your repertoire. While you're at it, create a Nuggets version of it. I'll buy this by the pound. I had quite a bit of trouble finding this bar, having first seen it on The Impulsive Buy and then searching liquor stores, drug stores, grocers and convenience stores all over Los Angeles to find it (only some 7-11s seem to stock it).
Rating - 10 out of 10 (I will weep if this is not added to their regular production)
POSTED BY Cybele AT 1:13 pm Candy • Review • Hershey's • Chocolate • Discontinued • Limited Edition • Malt • 10-Superb • United States • Comments (10)
Tuesday, August 2, 2005
Flake Dipped
Name: Flake (Dipped)
I was a little unsure of this bar. I picked it up after seeing it mentioned on stellabites. The bar is basically shavings of milk chocolate curled together into a log and dipped in chocolate. The log is big, like a large, long Tootsie Roll. It's kind of like the Aero bar, in that they're introducing air into the chocolate.
At first I found the bar chalky. The extra air seemed to make it taste more like dairy and less like chocolate. But as I got into the bar I found it very compelling and at it all in one sitting. This is Cadbury milk chocolate, so expect it to be very sweet (the package says it's 22% cocoa solids and 22% milk solids ... I'm guessing the rest is sugar and cocoa butter) and milky.
My only issue with Cadbury and other European-style milk chocolates is that they taste distinctly of powdered milk to me, not a pleasant taste in my view. Because of the extra air in this bar, that milk protein/lactose flavor wasn't as apparent. The trick with this bar might be to let it melt in your mouth instead of chewing it up.
I'm curious to try their white chocolate bar, too.
Interesting fact from the package: this bar was made in South Africa.
Rating - 7 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:36 am Candy • Review • Cadbury • Chocolate • 7-Worth It • South Africa • Comments (22)
Monday, August 1, 2005
Haribo Gummi Bears vs Trolli Gummi Bears
This is my first "taste off" for CandyBlog. I've chosen Haribo Gummi Bears to go head-to-head with Trolli Gummi Bears. They're both the "original" gummi bears that most Americans remember hitting big on the candy scene in the early eighties. I spent quite a bit of my allowance on these. My in-school supplier was a German girl I hung around with, Tina, who must have had them imported by the case by family members. She always seemed to be able to sell me a little 2 ounce packet of them when I needed a fix. Later I found a place in Georgetown (yes, all the way down in DC - I grew up in Pennsylvania) or at the White Flint Mall where I could get them by the pound. Eventually, by the mid-eighties everyone carried them and of course there were more brands available. But the two that I had first contact with were Haribo and Trolli. There are plenty of other brands, like Heide, Black Forest, Brachs and of course a Disney cartoon franchise.
Personally, before this taste test, I would say that Haribo was my favorite. Let's see how they do…
Name: Trolli Gummi Bears
Trolli Gummi Bears come in five flavors. From left to right they are (as far as I can tell): Cherry, Orange, Lemon, Pineapple and Lime. The shape of the bears is a rather stylelized bear shape, with a large head, narrow legs and little bumps for eyes and a nose.
Trolli are soft, soft bears. Squishy and aromatic, they yield their flavor instantly on the tongue. Inside the package they look a little greasy, but they don't feel that way once you pop them in the mouth, they're far softer than Haribos with a better burst of flavor when you put it in your mouth. The cherry is very strong, and overwhelms all the other flavors in the package, all of them smell like cherry.
Name: Haribo Gummi Bears
Haribo Gummi Bears are kind of freaky looking in these photos, they look a little evil. Trust me, in person they're just cute as can be. Their heads are smaller than their body (as it should be) and they have softer curves and cute little dimpled ears. Their bellies have a little texturing that I think is supposed to be fur.
They're far firmer than the Trolli Bears. What's cool about them is that you can have them in your hand or pocket (yes, I sometimes stick candy in my jacket pockets not in any sort of wrapper so I can snack discretely when walking or in a meeting) without them sticking to anything. The Trolli bears have that oily coating that just makes lint stick to them. The flavors from left to right are: Berry (strawberry or raspberry, I can't tell), Orange, Lemon, Pineapple and Lime.
Flavor for Flavor:
Red - this is the only color where the flavor is different in the brands:
Orange - the color and the flavor
Yellow - lemon, one of the most enduring flavors in the world
Clear - the puzzling flavor of the gummi bear world, I'm going with Pineapple here
(The funnest part of the clear ones is that they remind me of invisibility. You know, like Wonder Woman's invisible plane on the Superfriends. See, you can cast the whole cartoon with gummi bears! The Red Bear is Superman, the Orange Bear is Aquaman, Yellow is Batman and Green is Robin. It's a perfect match!)
Green - everyone's least favorite flavor, Lime
Since I'm not a fan of cherry, the Haribo Bears are a more logical choice for me because I'll eat all the flavors in there (and their Pineapple is so phenomenal).
In the end, this test only confirmed what I already knew, Haribo is the bear for me. The slightly waxy outer coating and firmer bite might be a negative for some folks, but I find it to enhance their durability. The flavors are all intense and distinct. Trolli's softer chew is compelling but the overwhelming intrusion of the cherry flavor on its companions is a real turnoff for me.
Other resources: About Gummi Bears, Huge Selection of Haribo Gummi Products, Gummi Bears TV Show, the largest Gummi Bear photos.
UPDATE: I should have known that Haribo would win ... Google Fight told me so.
UPDATED UPDATE: Haribo's green bear is Strawberry ... kind of strange, but if you close your eyes and don't look at the color it's a little more obvious. (Thanks to the readers who pointed that out.)
POSTED BY Cybele AT 10:17 am Candy • Review • Farley's & Sathers • Haribo • Wrigley's • Gummi Candy • Germany • United States • Head to Head • Comments (96)
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Since 2004, the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) has maintained the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), a proprietary information security standard for the handling of payment card data.
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Oh man, I try and not be a dramatic person, but reading your OP made my heart beat a little fast....we had to rehome a dog that acted the same way your dog does....she is a corgi. She was very concerned with our son when he was born, would watch him like a hawk, always seemed concerned, as soon as he started moving she would grab at him. Long story short, she tried to bite my friend's 2 year old when my friend yelled at the two year old to not grab a candle...the dog came running to correct the child and luckily only got her pant leg. She was a very fearful, horribly nervy, genetic mess...but I did NOT take any of the behaviors you described as "protective." I was actually very off put and concerned that my dog was SO concerned with the baby...I wanted her to be neutral...and when the age was appropriate, interact.
Have you ever seen the videos of cheetahs, lions, etc "playing with" and "loving on" the baby antelope before they eat it?? This is a perfect example of someone anthropomorphizing their animal (attaching human emotions and feelings to the animal's behaviors). The first thing I thought of when you described the dog getting on the bed was prey item, not protective. May sound dramatic, but it's a two WEEK old baby. I won't even let my cat around infants. The other things you said that lead me to believe this isn't protective behavior is the complete lack of respect the dog has for the other humans in the house...I would NEVER tolerate an animal ignoring and blowing off my spouse or child. My animal will NEVER think it is above any human in the house. This leads me to assume your dog also views the baby as beneath him. This may sound extreme, but when an animal views himself as equal to anything else, he feels that he can also correct that other "animal"...I used to intern at the zoo and worked with the African animals...lions, wild dogs, caracoles, etc...and you could see this...there was the male leader, and the others were "equal" and never hesitated to "correct" each other but would rarely, if ever, correct the leader....don't mean to compare a dog to a lion...but they are animals all the same, and I would rather go extreme with caution than have an attack...like Selzer said, there's some things you can't take back.
So, to answer your question, yes it's bad, yes you should be concerned, and stop thinking this behavior is the dog "loving" the baby. The dog doesn't know what this new creature is, he is trying to figure it out....he will probably grow up to be great buds with the baby, but YOU need to make that happen by setting boundaries...and you can start by getting him to respect ANY human in your home....it's ridiculous he looks to you and ignores commands from others...it shows he thinks they are beneath him or at the very least, equals...and for the love of God, please don't let your INFANT ever be in a situation where he is this close to the dog....just scary....ugh, makes my stomach hurt...
And this is coming from someone who totally let my one year old play ball with our shepherd puppy...supervised....(there's a video in my history) but my dog's are always to respect my child's space, just like my child is to respect their space. If you look in my avatar you can see my corgi snuggled up with my son. But my son was 1.5 and knew the basic rules about being gentle with the dog, etc...they also grew up together, and the dog respects my son as something higher in the pecking order than him...example, the corgi would NEVER take anything from my son (food, toys, etc), because he knows the boundaries...they are not litter mates, my son is higher....if I saw/see ANY behaviors indicating otherwise, everything would stop and we would go back to square one and start over.
Ugh, sorry this is so long, and seems to judgemental and extreme....It's just it's a baby...a very very tiny baby...and I really want you to stop being "annoyed" at your dog "loving the baby" and consider the other likely possibility that he is making sure the "new thing" knows he's higher than it.
A dog can very well view a baby as prey.
Very dangerous.
I would actually disagree with all of the answers given. If you have had this dog for a long time and have seen it interact with other babies, I don't see a problem with letting the dog be near or even touch the baby. However, I would suggest better supervision in the future. Not only because of the potential dog risk, but because there will come a time when your baby can do something new, like roll over. If you aren't there they may roll over for the first time off the bed.
All that being said, I would let my GSD be around my newborn (assuming she wasn't jealous of it).
While it may make a cute picture, I know Id never let any animal near my newborn baby. I've had three boys and always had animals but never alone. I get that it was a mistake (bed thing) but he could've caused baby to roll off and fall (something equally or more terrible could've happened). We had to find a new home for one of our cats because she literally attacked my two week old while I was breastfeeding him. While I understand the feeling of wanting them to bond, you need to remember that he's a dog. He doesn't think of your baby as a puppy. He sees him as a human and because of how tiny your baby is now, that could be a problem. Your dog could smother your baby while thinking he was just getting a cuddle. Honestly, Id crate him and any other dogs in the house while baby is not in your arms, highchair, swing, or his room with the door shut. Make sure your dog gets enough attention but he sounds almost obsessive about you. Maybe someone more experienced could offer better advice. Please be very careful. Congratulations on your new baby!
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1 >>>>> you never know what the dog or the child is going to do.
2 >>>>> you don't know how the dog and child will interact
in the future.
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What Selzer said...
I create a bubble around the baby that the dog is not allowed to enter, never allow excitement around the baby, and never ever leave the dog and baby unsupervised for a second. Any time the dog is around the baby it's on a leash and 100% supervised.
It's not worth the risk, even with a dog I know is great with kids. You never know what the baby might do.
In a few years, they can be best buddies and do everything together!
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Your baby could be dead right now.
I know that is very harsh. An owner left a week-old baby on the bed and went to the kitchen and the pomeranian killed the baby. Killed it dead.
I know all the stories, and all the books, and all the movies like to show you these smart, loyal, faithful dogs that will lay down their lives for a small child or baby. But, there are also lots of stories where a new baby has been killed by dogs. Even GSDs. One baby was crying and the female GSD took the baby to its momma, and unfortunately the baby did not survive. BTW GSD bitches are wonderful mothers who take care of their babies the moment they squeak. But they are dogs.
The dog had NO business on the bed if he is not supposed to be on the bed.
I would crate the dog when I had to do something like take a shower or leave the room where the baby is. And I would have a talk with that teenager as well.
Some things you can't take back.
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In recent months, Pelosi, 68, has dominated the House and is poised to lead Democrats to an expanded majority in this fall's elections. She has thwarted President George W. Bush's push for a trade agreement with Colombia and blocked a measure to end wiretapping lawsuits against phone companies that he supported. She also is delaying decisions on major spending bills until next year, when a Democrat may be in the White House.
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NYSCI Explainers have just had their first apps developed as part of Explainers As Designers. The project is a variation on Iridescent's Technovation Challenge, with teams of Explainers learning the ins and outs of app development while also getting some baseline knowledge of what it takes to successfully bring an app to market. Two apps — Bio-Hatcher and Molecule Rush — were selected as winners and have just been made available for download in both the iTunes and Google Play stores.
"I wouldn't have thought of trying to program anything prior to taking part in the Explainers as Designers Program," said Jacqueline, a member of the winning team.
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Get ready for the Garbage-Men, a group of 10th graders who perform music on instruments made from recycled materials like cereal boxes, PVC pipes, and even a saxophone made from a Fisher-Price corn popper toy. The Garbage-Men are performing live throughout NYC this weekend, including two shows at NYSCI on Saturday at 1 and 3 pm.
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Step one for participating is to submit an entry so we can learn about you and your project. Here's just a sampling of what makes for a great Maker Faire exhibit:
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Top 4 recommendations from the working group on Advancing Women in STEM:
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2 Recruit, Retain and Advance Women. Find at least one female candidate for every technical job. Reward the C-suite for retaining and promoting women.
3 Sell Sizzle and Meaning. Develop a national marketing campaign to promote STEM, positioning scientists as game changers who are making a difference.
4 Engage the Community. Work with youth groups to interest young girls in STEM. Promote STEM activities in after-school programs.
Working group co-chair (and NYSCI CEO) Margaret Honey said, "Improving U.S. science and math education is critical to keep U.S. teens from falling further behind their global counterparts in math and science scores. Teacher training should be improved, and instruction should include more hands-on projects that interest girls."
The group was part of a task force on Women in the Economy convened last week by the Wall Street Journal.
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Kenya, Meet New York
New Yorkers are accustomed to tourists. Approximately 50 million of them visit our city each year to soak up the culture, take in a Broadway show, and gobble down untold numbers of pizza slices. But this summer, the city will welcome a very special group of youngsters from Kenya. The school kids will visit NYSCI, participate in science lessons, and get a glimpse of life in New York City – all without ever leaving Africa.
The students will visit as part of a distance-learning program that will use videoconferencing technologies to virtually connect the Sereolipi Primary School in Kenya with our instructors at NYSCI. This pilot program, called The Mizizi Project, is a part of a partnership with the nonprofit organization e2 education & environment, which seeks to unite students and teachers in different parts of the world through a single collaborative virtual learning experience.
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Making parenting in your local community easier, The Mamas Network in New York whose blogs have served parents in all five boros presents the 2nd annual Mamas Expo at NYSCI this Saturday, May 5! Get the best mama's tips in town. Bring the whole family for a day of mama's goodies from tons of vendors, advice and activities including a Puppetmobile puppet marionette performance, cookies by Cookie Fairy Sweets, planting by Queens Botanical Garden, and parenting workshops.
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Hard to apply
By amc
from NJ
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The color does not go on the applicator easily. I have to continually try to add the color onto the applicator then when I rub on my lid, it doesn't apply. I feel like I wasted my money on this product.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Like but does not last all day for me
By Miss lindy
from Georgia
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Like the smooth way it goes on .just did not last as long for me .
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
By Kim
from Mesa, AZ
Love the holder and it sharpens as you turn it up, easy to use
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Does It's Job
By La Toi
from San Diego, CA
It does it's job, but I do agree with others that it seems ridiculous to have to buy a separate piece in order to use a product.
Perfect Pro System Rocks!
By Miss Fitz
from Franklin, TN
Never sharpen your makeup pencils again!!
I wish the handle was longer
By becky
from ann arbor MI
I will buy this again, it does glide on smoothly ( not pulling the skin very much ).
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Unhelpful system
By jjuliej
from Seattle, WA
I keep buying this system because it's the only eyeliner/brow system DHC carries, but I think this will be the last time. I don't like the need to buy something separately, so the real cost of an item is hidden, seems a bit manipulative and not what I like about DHC. I also would prefer more of a point to the eyeliner pencil--it often is hard to get a thin line from the current blunt pencil.
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Not a good PR thing
By Travelady
from Chicago, IL
Not a good thing for DHC to make people purchase this item. Long ago they had a self-contained pink holder that actually worked much better that this one. I wish they would bring that one back. Very maddening that your have to buy a separate hold for the brows and the eyes. At least they should let you plug in the eyeliner at one end and the brow pencil at the other. Then I wouldn't mind buying the holder. But to buy two of them. . . .??##
Works Just Like It's Supposed to!
By JoyceTV
from The Villages, FL
The eyeliner holder is just that - inexpensive and works perfectly!!
Just ok
By TNgirl
from TN
Goes on smoothly, but smears a little during the day. It's ok, but not as good as I expected.


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Good stuff. Not many Windows centric solutions like this out there. Definitely takes the pain out of setting up your own HW Servers and SW installations
This is a terrible review. This person has no clue what she is talking about and to say that this was tested on a corporate LAN with changes to the T1 & T3 is proposterous!! Lies - all lies.
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Very informative review. It seems like THE product for Microsoft centric enterprises. It happens to be lot cheaper than anything on the market, like those from Cisco, Check Point, etc.
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As a hairstylist I always love trying products for my hair! I love volume and didn't think this helped give my hair any. I loved how soft my hair felt however it was a little too slippery for me. My hair isn't damaged so an oil isn't something I would have ever thought to use on it however I was pleasantly surprised t how non greasy it was. Good product overall but I don't think I will purchase.
I have notoriously frizzy, unmanageable hair. Even when I blow dry and flat iron, it still looks totally crazypants. But just a few spritzes of this and a brush through makes me look like Jessie J or something, with perfectly straight, no-frizz hair. It's amazing. Total miracle product.
I love this dry oil finishing spray! I have baby fine color treated hair. I use the spray and my hair smells great, and has a great shine. My hair feels really soft after using this spray! This is an easy way to add a little oil/moisture to my hair. It is never greasy. I am very happy with the results and I will purchase again.
I have fine, straight hair and am forever on the hunt for products to provide volume and enable longer "use" of my hairstyle (my hair is also on the oily side). I have tried several dry shampoo sprays and like this one the best. It really has staying power and does what it is supposed to!
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Watched the video and bought this and the dry shampoo. Working with them to figure out right amounts to use to get the look I like without weighing down my hair. I have blonde hair that's thick but very fine, so I have to be careful with oils.