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Consumers learn high cost of being poor in N.J.
NEPTUNE — More than a decade ago, Joanne Jubert made six figures as an art director for a New York advertising agency. She pursued her passion of scuba diving. She joined film societies. She bought a modest home in upscale Little Silver.
After 9/11, though, she began a slow descent on the career ladder — first losing income, then losing her job — and found life without a steady paycheck made her think twice before even buying food.
The spike in food prices at times this year "had such a tremendous impact on me that I didn't eat most of the summer," Jubert, 58, said. "I lost a tremendous amount of weight. My friends were so concerned about my well-being they had me signing up with every single social service."
As Jubert found out, it can be expensive to be poor. Consumers living on tight budgets feel the squeeze of higher gasoline or food prices more than their affluent neighbors.
And in some cases, the lower the income, the higher the costs. Neighborhood convenience stores sell food for more than suburban supermarkets. Auto insurers use the often shaky credit histories of the poor to set higher premiums. And banks levy pricey service fees on consumers whose balances dip below certain levels.
Collectively, helping the poor touches everyone's life and income. By one estimate, $668 billion a year is spent on anti-poverty and low-income aid programs — from Medicaid to college grants — at an average cost of $6,600 per family that is not in poverty.
But the low-income, high-price paradox is a way of life facing more people. Nationally, 46.2 million people live in poverty, or 15 percent of the population, up from 39.3 million in 2008, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. And a new study by the United Way of Northern New Jersey shows more Garden State households who aren't technically considered to be in poverty are struggling just to tread the economic waters.
Advocates for the poor say their constituents don't always know about or take advantage of the help from agencies or companies that's available. But even with social programs at the ready, the poor still spend extra for things that more affluent households take for granted.
"There's a saying that goes back a while, and it's what people in poverty face," said Mark Rank, a professor of social welfare at Washington University in St. Louis. "It's the 'heat or eat' dilemma. When you're in poverty, you really have to make tough choices."
Jubert can't believe she faces a dilemma as basic as whether to eat. A native of Red Bank, Jubert attended American University in Washington and then the School of Visual Arts in New York before quickly landing a job with a small design firm in Manhattan.


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Lotus stem AKA Nadru (in Kashmiri), Kamal Kakdi (in Hindi) - Kashmiri style Recipe
Serves 1
- 1/2 tablespoon Cumin seeds (Aka Zeera in Hindi)
- 1/2 tablespoon Red chilly powder (Aka Lal mirch in Hindi)
- 1/4 teaspoon Turmeric powder (Aka Haldi in Hindi)
- 1/2 tablespoon Coriander powder (Aka Dhania in Hindi)
- 1/2 tablespoon Fennel powder (Aka Saunf in Hindi)
- 1/2 tablespoon Ginger powder (Aka Adrak in Hindi)
- 1/4 tablespoon Garam Masala
- 1/2 tablespoon Salt
- 2 Lotus stems of nearly 22 cms each
- Oil for deep frying
- Scrape off the skin of the Lotus stems, wash them well with water and chop them up as thinly as possible.
- Deep fry the chopped pieces till they get slightly darker than the golden brown.
- Heat 2 tea spoons of oil in a heavy bottomed utensil and put in the cumin seeds.
- When they turn a shade darker, put all other remaining powders and mix well.
- When the added powders change colour, put in the lotus stem pieces with 3 cups of water.
- Cover the utensil and let it cook on simmer gas stove for about 10 minutes or till the gravy minimizes.
- Serve hot with boiled rice.
- Do NOT pressure cook.
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Ryan C. Young, 21
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Operation Iraqi Freedom
December 2, 2003
Walter Reed Army Medical Center,
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Ryan was one of my best friends for several years. Ryan was like my brother I was always treated like a part of his family. I'll always loved and respected Ryan (enough to name my first born son after him). Ryan was an all around good person; he would help a stranger just as though they were his best friend. It is a tragedy that Ryan won't live out a full life helping his fellow man and influencing the lives of those around him, the world is a dimmer place without the light that Ryan brought to it.
Ryan lived and died as a hero.
My dear Ryan still and always will remain in my heart and thoughts. I dont think a day goes by when I dont talk of our times together as friends or as husband and wife. He was my best friend. Ryan always made people laugh and feel better about themselves no matter what the situation was. He was the most genuine person I have ever known and probably will ever know. It's really hard to deal with Ryan being gone, but because he was such an amazing young man my memories of him bring a smile to my face. Ryan is missed by all who were ever lucky enough to have known him. He made the ultimate sacrifice and will always be my hero. I love and miss you Ryan. Forever Young....
I stumbled upon this feature on the LA time site, though I don't know this soldier. I thanks Ryan and his family for his service to our country, I'm so sorry for the loss. He's a hero in my book!
THANK YOU!!!!!!! For your sacrifice, words do little to describe our sincere gratitude. However, There is a hope for a future where such wonderful people will not have to die in the wars of the world. ISAIAH 2:4 And he will certainly render judgment among the nations and set matters straight respecting many nations and set matters straight respecting many peoples. And they will have to beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning shears. Nation will not lift up sword against nation, neither will they learn war anymore....REV 21:3,4-"death will be no more"
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Definition of téléphérique in English:
Line breaks: télé|phé¦riquePronunciation: /ˌtɛlɪfɛˈriːk
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- A highlight was to take the teleferic down to the beach, which is within walking distance of my hotel.
- The teleferic is most often the predatory of the funicular, but without its charm and attraction.
- There are huts and téléphériques everywhere.
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- If they decide to take a break from the slopes, they can take a trans-glacial ride on the world's highest telepherique, a cable car which stops en route at skiing and hiking destinations.
- That said, I personally would prefer to see far fewer huts, telepheriques, and associated clutter which impact on the mountain environment and can erode the overall experience.
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The Upper Dublin boys tennis team served up a winner in its first match of the season, downing North Penn High School by a score of 5-2 at home on Monday. However, it wasn't easy, as members of the squad had to rally from behind in three of the five winning matches.
The Cardinals took three of four doubles matches, led by first doubles partners Matt Swiren and Adam Chernow. The duo fell in the first set 6-7, but battled to take the second, 6-2, and third, 6-4, to earn the victory. The second doubles team of Adam Spiker and Kevin Wu would sweep their opponents 6-0, 6-2, while fourth doubles partners Joe Kwon and Jason Britchkow won 6-0, 6-3.
The Cardinal and Gray would also take two of three singles matches, with Jason Chaveson winning his last two sets 6-2 and 6-3 after falling in the first, 5-7, in 2nd singles. Jerry Li would also come back from losing his first set, 4-6, to earn 6-2 and 6-4 sets en route to a victory in 3rd singles.
The Cardinals are right back in action Tuesday with a home match against Central Bucks West at 3:30 p.m.
Upper Dublin 5, North Penn 2
1st singles - Mike Buxbaum (NP) def Hari Murali (UD) 6-1, 6-1
2nd singles - Jason Chavenson (UD) def Ethan Borochaner (NP) 5-7, 6-2, 6-3
3rd singles - Jerry Li (UD) def Chris Mullen (NP) 4-6, 6-2, 6-4
1st doubles - Matt Swiren/Adam Chernow (UD) def Lijia Kie/Sam Curlee (NP)
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2nd doubles - Adam Spiker/Kevin Wu (UD) def Gabe Flores/Dan Tsai (NP)
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3rd doubles - Amit Deshmukk/Nishant Deshmukk (NP) def Matt Paston
Tommy O'Brian (UD) 7-5, 2-6, 7-6
4th doubles - Joe Kwon/Jason Britchkow (UD) def Matt Oldt/George Keating (NP)
6-0, 6-3
UD Sports: Boys Tennis Opens Season with 5-2 Victory over North Penn
The Cardinals had to rally in three matches to earn the victory.
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Le Grenelle : Charming, Chic Parisian Chez-Vous, Seine & Eiffel Tower
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- Minimum stay:4 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Paris Arrondissement 16 apartment description
Le Grenelle is a jewel of an apartment, located in the heart of the Charming & Chic 16th Arrondisement, home to the Trocadero, Eiffel Tower, the exclusive Passy shopping area, outdoor markets, antique shops, cafes, restaurants, direct access to the Seine River and the Central Park of Paris--the Bois de Boulogne. This neighborhood is one of the most sought after by the Parisians themselves, and it's not unusual to rub shoulders with celebrities from all over the world.
Your Chez-Vous is located on a charming, and oh so Parisian, tree lined street, flanked by upper scale shops, restaurants and cafes. In the morning, you need only cross the street to the square, and stroll along the stands of the Open Market, among the fresh fruits, vegetables, meats and yummy gourmet treats. Once your shopping cart is filled to the brim, you'll enter the code to the building's secured door, and head up to your 1st floor retreat.
The spacious and light kitchen, with large window facing a private garden, is fully equipped with everything you'll need to create your gastronomical masterpieces. Dine in the kitchen or move to the classic French Salon, complete with parquet floors, marbled fireplace, ceiling moldings and ceiling to floor curved, French doors with views of the square, street and Henri Collet Park, with it's Lion Head Fountain.
After enjoying your home cooked meals, relax by catching up on world events with English, cabled channels, or a Movie in English from the collection of DVDs available.
Later you can send e-mails, with High-speed Internet Access/WIFI, to your envious friends or family or, even better, call them with Free International Calls!
The large bedroom is warm and inviting, with those truly unique French parquet floors, wanes coating, ceiling moldings and large French doors. There's plenty of space to hang your purchases from the chic clothing stores along the Rue de Passy.
The bathroom has a shower/bathtub, large lighted sink, bidet and window facing the private garden.
The Toilet is separate from the bathroom, with a window on the courtyard, allowing less congestion for larger groups getting ready for a day of sightseeing.
Speaking of sightseeing, the apartment is only 5 minutes from the RER C line, and 10 minutes from Metro line 10. Both lines can whisk you to the most important sites to see in Paris--the Luxembourg garden, Sorbonne, Latin Quarter, Arch of Triumph, Champs-Elysees, Louvre, Marais, etc..., or you can spend the day strolling along the Seine, to Trocadero, to the Eiffel Tower, along the Passy Shopping Area, etc...
Elegant, charming, convenient and oh-so-Parisian all describe the ambiance of the 16th, and this jewel of an apartment, a memorable Parisian Home-Away-From-Home!
Keywords: Very Parisian Apartment
Property Type
- 500 sq. ft.
- On floor 2
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- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Children Welcome
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- Secured building, One Floor Up, Views of square with open morning market across street & views of courtyard garden on other side, 3 minutes to Seine & spectacular views of Eiffel tower, major grocery stores, restaurants, cafes, antique shops, 3 Metro stops minutes away, chic shops along street and walking distance to the charming and chic Passey shopping district. Sofa bed in living room is also a Queen bed....moreless
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The most charming apartment in the 16th!
The most charming apartment in the 16th!
- Guest Toni C.
- Date of stay 12/03/13
- Review Submitted 12/10/13
Le Grenelle is a spacious, well-appointed apartment in the 16th! It is warm and cozy, with a view of the street, and close to many public transport options! In addition to being filled with character, it is located directly across from a local Farmer's Market. What better way to experience France than through its food! Exploring the market on Tuesdays and Fridays is one of the best ways to learn about France; its natural herbs, fruits, vegetables, cheeses, meats, fish, and variety of ethnic foods! We will most definitely return to Le Grenelle, and we encourage anyone considering this apartment not to think twice!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, tourists without a car, families with young children.
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Our Oct 2013 stay at Pont Grenelle Apartment
Our Oct 2013 stay at Pont Grenelle Apartment
- Guest Pam D.
- Date of stay 10/07/13
- Review Submitted 11/08/13
Our 10/13 stay at Pont Grenelle was a most enjoyable experience! The description of the apartment with its comfortable and charming décor exceeded expectation. It was immaculate and well supplied. Helpful instructions regarding the apartment and close places to shop and dine were most appreciated. We loved the quiet, charming, chic, "Parisian" building and residential neighborhood. The twice weekly a.m. outdoor market that vendors set up just across the street, provided delicious, fresh, local produce and goods to make our Paris experience most memorable. After purchasing a Paris Batobus pass, we set out each morning for a lovely stroll down the tree lined path on the Seine River between the Grenelle and Bir-Hakeim Bridges to reach the nearest boat docking station at the Tour Eiffel. From that embarkation point, we visited major places of interest in the city, via water stops. This allowed us to explore Paris to our hearts content. Pont Grenelle apartment will definitely be our choice to stay when visiting Paris again.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, girls getaway, age 55+, tourists without a car, families with teenagers.
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Wonderful two weeks!
Wonderful two weeks!
- Guest KC & AC (White Bear Lake, MN, USA)
- Date of stay 05/07/13
- Review Submitted 05/31/13
We loved, loved our home-away-from-home and want to thank you for making it available. What a lovely place in a beautiful area of Paris. VRBO did it again for us, the descriptions and pictures were right on. We did a lot each day and loved coming back to the apartment, away from all the hustle and bustle of inner Paris. Loved the market across the street, the view from the living room and bedroom windows, the quiet, the proximity to bus and metro, and the fact that you have soooo many great little restaurants nearby. People were so friendly and helpful. Great trip all around. And thanks to Krystyna too for her pre-trip assistance. We would definitely stay at Le Grenelle again! Merci beaucoup!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+, tourists without a car, families with teenagers.
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Paris Perfection
Paris Perfection
- Guest Lucky (United States)
- Date of stay 04/03/13
- Review Submitted 05/27/13
My daughter and I stayed at Le Grenelle for 5 nights in April 2013. It was a wonderful experience. The apartment is exactly as described. Everything you could imagine needing or wanting is provided. And you get to sit in 2 beautiful rooms with arched french doors and other rich architectural details overlooking a sweet neighborhood park and lively corner while you are enjoying all the amenities. (The living room and bedroom face the street, the kitchen and bath face the rear.) There are grocery stores and bakeries very close by as well as restaurants, the farmer's market and a flower shop for anything fresh you need. It is a beautiful 15 minute walk to the Eiffel Tower and the Batobus (part taxi, part tour of the Seine) which we used and loved. The metro to Versailles is a 5 minute walk and a beautiful day trip. We walked the gardens all afternoon the first day the fountains were running after their winter break. We could have stayed forever and felt right at home. Dealing with the owners and the onsite manager was easy and friendly.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 3/3
Summer in Paris 2012
Summer in Paris 2012
- Guest Dahl-Sam Family (North Vancouver, B.C. Canada)
- Date of stay 07/25/12
- Review Submitted 09/11/12
Our family of four stayed at Le Grenelle for 15 days this past summer. We absolutely loved Paris and Le Grenelle was a big part of our memories. The apartment is exactly as shown in the photos with lots of Parisian charm. Steven and Krystyna went above and beyond to ensure our vacation went well - we had some internet issues and they were there right away to sort out the issue. It was hot during our stay and we were so relieved when we arrived and found 3 powerful fans to keep us cool. Krystyna was amazing with her tourist tips too. The charming apartment had plenty of space for us to live without feeling crowded. Le Grenelle is in a perfect location, just a short 5 minute taxi ride to the Arc du Triumph and 3 minute walk to Pont Grenelle to see the Eiffel Tower sparkling in the evening. And a short walk away is the direct train to Versailles - which is a must see! We felt very safe walking in this area during both day and evening. The market across the street on Tuesdays and Fridays was perfect for picking up supplies to take back and create wonderful meals in the spacious kitchen. And there are three well stocked grocery stores close by too. If you don't want to cook, there are many restaurants/cafes within the area. Having laundry facilities was an absolute bonus and we could not have lived without these amenities. We highly recommend staying at Le Grenelle and we will most definitely stay there again next time we visit Paris.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, girls getaway, age 55+, tourists without a car, families with teenagers.
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J'adore le Grenelle
J'adore le Grenelle
- Guest Christine (Saint Louis)
- Date of stay 07/01/12
- Review Submitted 07/12/12
I am back in the US less than one week after five weeks in France. My last week was spent in Paris at Le Grenelle. My daughter joined me for this week and we had the very best time ever. Both of us loved the area, I tend to always stay in the 15th and 16th. This was my first apartment rental in Paris and from now on I will always stay at Le Grenelle. The neighborhood, transportation, restaurants and ambiance are more to my liking than the more touristy areas. We were able to easily get to all we needed and wanted to see via the Metro, the bus, and walking. We loved the market out our door from which we made some lovely meals and dined at local restaurants. There are some lovely areas close by, such as Passy and Auteuil. We enjoyed coming home each night to our apartment. I highly recommend this apartment and the transition and correspondance with the owners. I would not hesitate to recommend this apartment and personally hope to return soon. Thank you for everything! Merci pour tout! Sincerely, Christine & Gina Saint Louis & Des Moines USARecommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, girls getaway, age 55+, tourists without a car, families with teenagers, adventure seekers.
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Our greatest European experinece yet!
Our greatest European experinece yet!
- Guest Phil (Kinston, NC. USA)
- Date of stay 08/03/11
- Review Submitted 05/12/12
My wife and I stayed in this apartment with our 11 year old daughter for two weeks in August 2011 and we loved it! My wife has been to Paris several times and I have been to the south of France during my time in the military. Nothing can compare to the visit we had at La Grenelle. The 16th Arrondissement is just lovely. We slept with the windows open and could relax to the sound of Parisians passing by a story below outside. We walked all over from our apartment and always felt safe in this very friendly area. Travel by any mode is simple and food/shopping/restaurants abound. The apartment is fairly old I'd wager...maybe turn of the last century...which is just what we loved so much about it! We felt so out of the ordinary compared to our home in the States...like we were not only transported several thousand miles away...but also transported into a different time. Maybe it was just Paris as a whole, or the sites and the people, but for my family and I, the apartment was a significant part of feeling like we belonged in Paris. We are blue collar workers, and we come from humble roots. Trips to Paris for us as a family, are likely once in a lifetime. This apartment and its owners helped make it a trip of a lifetime for me, my wife, and my daughter. Hopefully we'll get a second chance to visit :)Recommended for: Romantic getaway, age 55+, tourists without a car, families with young children.
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Le Grenelle is a gem
Le Grenelle is a gem
- Guest Neil and Judith Brown (Sydney, Australia)
- Date of stay 10/15/11
- Review Submitted 03/06/12
Le Grenelle is a gem of an apartment, located in one of the most interesting areas of Paris - it is away from the noise and bustle of the centre, however, it is only a short 20 min bus ride to Hotel de Ville and Notre Dame. The Radio France studios, located at the end of Rue Gros, provide 5 euro studio concerts with superb international classical performers and Theatre Champs Elysee is only a 10 minute bus trip away, for magnificent operatic and orchestral performances. The apartment itself is wonderfully warm, clean and comfortable and is equipped with all that one needs for an enjoyable extended stay. It combines a nice mix of period ambiance with modern facilities and equipment. The free long distance phone and internet connection makes keeping in touch with home easy. There are several very good cafes and restaurants within walking distance and the Passy shopping precinct is a stroll away. The fresh food marche opposite the apartment provides cheap seasonal produce - simply bring it home and prepare a delicious meal in the well-equiped kitchen! We have rented this apartment for the past 3 years, extending our stay from 4 to 8 weeks and have already booked for a 2 months stay in 2012 - confirmation, indeed, of how much we love to stay at Le Grenelle. Steven makes it an easy process from booking to moving in and is a phone call away should any queries arise.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+, tourists without a car.
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- Guest Suzette (Richmond, VA, USA)
- Date of stay 09/04/11
- Review Submitted 09/09/11
The apartment was wonderful! Charming neighborhood! We watched young parents walking their children to school in the morning. Metro stations in easy walking distance in several directions. Very near the fun Passy shopping area. The apartment was perfect for two unrelated people. One stayed in the bedroom, and one slept on the living room sofa-bed. Great kitchen. We would highly recommend, and we would stay here again. Thanks for the rental!Recommended for: Sightseeing, girls getaway, age 55+, tourists without a car, adventure seekers.
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A perfect apartment
A perfect apartment
- Guest Alan (San Francisco CA USA)
- Date of stay 03/11/11
- Review Submitted 03/28/11
You couldn't ask for a more perfect vacation apartment. Charmingly decorated, clean and well maintained, with everything a traveler could want. You expect a Paris apartment to be small, but this one is very well laid out and never feels cramped. Kitchen and bath are positively spacious by Paris standards. Lots of storage, wi-fi and satellite TV and DVD player, thoroughly equpped kitchen, very comfortable beds. Big French windows facing onto a public square allow lots of natural light, and despite the big windows the apartment is quiet day and night. One block from the Seine, two blocks from the RER, excellent grocery shopping nearby and a public market across the street two days a week. We enjoyed the traditional Chaumette bistro down the street, and the short walk up the hill to the Ave. Mozart & Rue de Passy shopping districts, Ranelagh Gardens, and the Bois de Boulogne.Recommended for: Sightseeing, girls getaway, age 55+, tourists without a car, families with young children.
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French Style, parquet floors, marble fireplace, moldings and French doors
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LTD Series - 07 - Full Sail Brewery & Tasting Room & Pub
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Ratings: 25 | Reviews: 14 | Show All Ratings:
Reviews by the Alström Bros:
3.85/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 3.75
12oz brown bottle with a freshness date.
Rich clear brassy hue, decent suds. Malty nose, toasted bread, grassy, herbal hop, clean and grainy. Moderate sized body, very smooth, full malt jacket, toasted grain, hay, peppery hop, modest bitterness, bread, faintly herbal, mild alcoholic warmth, clean drying finish.
Love the maltiness here, very well put together with some layers within. Brewed right to style and drinkable to say the least. Yet another very good lager creation from Full Sail.
Serving type: bottle
09-22-2013 00:59:33 | More by Jason
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3.65/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.75
12 oz bottle poured into pint glass.
A - Clear orange amber with half a finger of off white head
S - Lots of sweet malt, caramel, and toasted bread
T - A malt forward brew: caramel, toasted bread, and somewhat herbal hops. Not very complex but I like the sweetness
M - Thin-to-moderate body with low-to-moderate carbonation. Slightly sticky
O - A good beer for the style. I like the sweet malt profile in this, though it's not very complex. It's definitely easy drinking though
Serving type: bottle
10-30-2013 00:53:58 | More by ExaltedNecrosis
3.45/5 rDev -5.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
an underwhelming beer. crystal clear copper color with an inch of big bubbled khaki head that disappears as quickly as it arises. smells like watery german malt, caramel sweetener, and a lager yeast that is the bad kind of funky. the flavor is really light, subdued almost minimal. the malt is simple and sweet, maybe not totally fermented out, and there isn't a whole lot else going on. some balancing hops on the back end, a little floral maybe, and the caramel sweetness prevails. just a lackluster flavor here. carbonated pretty well, with big soda bubbles. less than medium body is bigger than the flavor needs, its sort of a weird contradiction. overall definitely not full sails best work, and not something I would revisit again given the flood of good Oktoberfest brews on the shelves this time of year.
Serving type: bottle
10-14-2013 21:43:10 | More by StonedTrippin
3.88/5 rDev +6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
One of our favorite times of the year is when these malt-driven lagers begin to hit store shelves! Full Sail Brewing Company introduced their märzen in their ever-evolving LTD Series. The beer pours a crystal clear, mahogany color with a moderate amount of off-white head capping the brew. Rich, grainy caramel notes and a touch of toasted bread lead the nose to believe the brew will be on the slightly sweet side. Toasted malt flavors open this malt-driven style. Hints of bread and caramel pull through to the light, grassy hop finish. Medium-full in body, this Oktoberfest is a good representation of the style.
Serving type: bottle
10-10-2013 22:52:15 | More by phishsihq
2.45/5 rDev -33.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.25 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5
A standard pour of Full Sail's LTD 007 Oktoberfest Lager yields a bright amber brew that glows when filled with sunlight. The beige head is moderate in size and falls at a moderate pace, leaving behind a thin ring of sticky foam. The bright body is accentuated by some festive streams of tiny bubbles, which rise to the top more quickly than expected.
The nose is understated. Scratch that, it's indistinct. At first, it just smells faintly of beer: hops, some malty aromas, and some yeasty deposits. A few swirls in the glass and some very intense sniffing tosses up some toasted-grain-like smells and a bit of metal.
This brew tastes better than it smells (but that's not saying much). Malts take a back seat to hoppy bitterness and some metallic tastes. These flavors aren't helped by the beer's watery mouthfeel.
I think that our friends at Full Sail were trying to produce a crisp, slightly bitter American-style lager with a Märzen malt profile here. The concept is interesting, and I don't object on principle to a hoppy Märzen, but in the end I'm just not sure what makes this beer stand out from the dozens of amber lagers I've had over the years. Oh, wait! Yes I do! Ltd. 007 doesn't taste as good as most of them do.
Serving type: bottle
10-07-2013 19:34:53 | More by GMB
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured into a Seattle Beer Week pint glass. Pours a reddish coppery amber with a half finger white head that dissipated to a thin film and ring around the glass. Aroma of bready, slightly biscuit malt, light nuts, light grassy hops. Flavor follows, with semi-sweet bready, biscuit malt, light toasted malt and grassy hops. Finish is drier with toasty biscuit malt and grassy hops. Medium bodied. Hits the main marzen characteristics, nothing out of the ordinary, but a pleasant seasonal lager.
Serving type: bottle
10-03-2013 20:41:50 | More by LiquidAmber
3.54/5 rDev -3.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: Deep clear mahogany in color, with a large dense off-white head, which retains quite well, and thick, fine-beaded glass-coating lace.
Aroma: Opens with an abundance of toasted malt and dark bread. There are grassy hops as well, but the malt dominates.
Taste: Opens with a strong wave of toasted malt and dark bread. As the taste progresses, some mildly bitter herbal hops appear, and the malt assumes a more dominant character. Finishes with a mild grassy hope flavor.
Mouth feel: Smooth, soft, and full, and very pleasant.
Drinkability/notes: A very nice, well-made example.
Presentation: Packaged in a standard twelve-ounce brown glass long neck bottle with a pry-off crown, served in a New Belgium Brewing chalice.
Sourcing: Purchased at Central Market in Texas in October of 2013 for $7.99/six-pack plus tax.
Serving type: bottle
10-03-2013 01:43:55 | More by Pegasus
3.15/5 rDev -13.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
12oz bottle ~$1. Very fair pricing on these. Amber color with a good head, translucent beer. Aroma was faint bready malts. Flavor was a hint of malt and cereal, a bit boring if you ask me. I want to like Full Sail because I know they can make good beer and they are so reasonably priced but this one was pretty lackluster. I should have picked up the Wassail instead, that stuff is tasty.
Serving type: bottle
10-02-2013 01:54:57 | More by ArrogantB
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
12 oz bottle,one from a sixer from Fred Meyer in Salem. $7.49 (6). Clear handsome copper beer with a nice sized thick and frothy creme coloured head. Good full malty aroma,per style,caramel,hay a little nutty. Good. Malty yet somehow balanced taste..sweet with overlaying bitterness..semi dry finish.. Only thing it tastes more alcoholic than it says it is! Palate is fine..good enough for style. Good beer but not the greatest Okto
Serving type: bottle
09-22-2013 15:45:35 | More by Reidrover
3.35/5 rDev -8.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
A-It pours a crystal clear copper color, with a medium to small white head that quickly fades to a collar around the top of the beer with very little lacing.
S-The aroma is mild with a slightly sweet toasty grain aroma. There is caramel notes and faint noble hops.
T-The flavor is much of the same as the aroma. Mild and easy going with a toasty grain flavor. The beer is not "sweet" but it's malty. There is fairly decent amount of spicyness and earthyness from the noble hops. The bitterness is mild and balance by the maltiness almost perfectly.
M-This beer is extremely drinkable. Medium body with a crisp semi dry finish. The dryness lingers with spicy hop notes in the long lasting finish.
O-Overall I think this is a decent interpretation of the style. A well done offerimg from Gull sail.
Serving type: bottle
09-22-2013 00:15:24 | More by hoplover82
3.51/5 rDev -4.1%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
12oz bottle (best by 12/25/2013) into a tulip. Pours a clear amber w/ a 1-finger head that settles to a narrow band.
Aroma is bready, fruity caramel malt and floral hops. A little muted.
Taste follows nose. Sweet caramel and pale biscuity malt and floral, spicy old world hops. Nice balance but a little bland.
Mouthfeel is just shy of medium-bodied with a crisp, refreshing finish.
Overall a decent attempt at a traditional Märzen but not one I'd seek out again.
Serving type: bottle
09-21-2013 06:13:17 | More by draheim
3.66/5 rDev 0%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Solid copper body; plenty of carbonation with a one-finger thick, white head. Rich, grainy scent with a touch of brown sugar; some faint roasted nuts in there. Warm, sugary feel; medium-light body; crisp, clean; mostly dry finish. Good, dark grain flavors with a sharp yet complementary hop bitterness.
Rich and flavorful without overdoing or overpowering things.
Serving type: bottle
09-15-2013 23:08:30 | More by beergoot
3.98/5 rDev +8.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Picked up at the COOP tonight... Pours a very clear amber... Nice head but little lacing.. no real complaints.
Nose is all about the malts... I would guess a hint of dark Munich... nice toasty presence.. very clean.
Malty through and through without ever being "sweet".... minor spicy hoppiness, but it is in the background as expected.
Well done... I really like this one... The LTD series has been tickling my lager itch for a while and this is fresh and pretty wonderful.
Serving type: bottle
09-06-2013 05:08:20 | More by JohnGalt1
3.55/5 rDev -3%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 3.5
New LTD recipe from Full Sail, this one is an Oktoberfest released at the end of August and will run until late October. LTD 07 is simply called Oktoberfest Lager.
A) Pours a clear rusty brown with a small head that quickly fades and leaves a bit of lacing
S) Dark, nutty malt comes through with a mild spicy & earthy hop aroma; slightly sour
T) The malt dominates the flavor, it is a dark roasted, nutty malt with a hint of carmel. The hops add a bit of spice in the middle, but the brew finishes with a sweet malt finish
M) Good carbonation, nice thickness, this beer just feels right in my mouth
O) This is a lot darker and maltier then most Oktoberfest style lagers. It is good and I like it quite a bit; a nice, unique Oktoberfest
Serving type: bottle
08-31-2013 22:56:27 | More by alexrichman
LTD Series - 07 from Full Sail Brewery & Tasting Room & Pub
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Abutting the foothills of Mount Pelée, the small village of L'Ajoupa-Bouillon owes its name to a settler called "Bouillon", who built a house here (in Caribbean, ajoupa means "shelter") for travellers. The village emerged some two centuries later in 1889. It is a flower-decked hamlet today, with its main income derived from farming, and is ideal for a pleasant stopover.
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The Gorges de la Falaise hike (2hr30min with swim) starts with a long descent down into the valley before reaching the entrance to the gorges. The view on arriving of the River Falaise that has cut a 120m-deep path through a lava flow (andesite) is q..
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The botanic and floral Ombrages trail, which runs alongside the ravine of Capot River, is located on the site of the former Sancé rum factory. All around are fig trees and hundred-year-old Bombacaceae trees, whose roots can reach 1.20m in height. At ..


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NBA Draft 2012: 5 Prospects Who Provide the Greatest Draft Day Value
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There's a difference between talent and value. There are plenty of the players at the top of this draft that have the potential to have very productive careers in the NBA. Every draft, however, contains hidden gems that can be had outside the top three, the lottery, or even the first round.
There will always be players that slip through the cracks in the evaluation process. It seems that injury or character concerns can disguise talent and cause top tier talent to free fall down draft boards.
GM's for teams without top picks make their living determining which player left on the board will return the greatest "value". With that said, here are five players (in order from lowest projected draft position to highest) that are a bargain at where they are being taken.
True centers are hard to find in the NBA and they are a very valuable commodity. Although Fab Melo is still very raw, especially offensively, he has the potential to be a solid player down the road.
Melo is a seven-footer that can protect the paint. He is excellent defensively this season at Syracuse, and was the anchor of their zone defense. He has serious skill as both a one on one post defender and as a rim protector/shot-blocker.
His skill as a defender may not be apparent right away, but over time it should translate to the pros. If Melo can establish himself as a big, bulky, and relatively athletic defensive presence in the league, he's a valuable asset right off the bat.
Melo is extremely raw offensively and has almost no moves down low. He's going to need a lot of work to develop anything substantive, but given time he might come around. Even if he doesn't, he's still an athlete, and he's still a defensive stud.
Melo's substantial improvement between his freshman and sophomore year indicates that he still has a lot of room to grow. Between his improvement, his measurements, and the way he's been able to keep his weight under control recently, he has a bright NBA future ahead of him.
Right now, Melo's stock is somewhere in the early to mid 20's, but given his gifts it seems like he deserves to be getting looks in the late lottery to mid first round.
Royce White is one of the most intriguing players in this year's draft. He is also one of the most polarizing. He has an extremely unique set of skills unlike what scouts have seen in the past years.
It's hard to say where he projects at the next level, but he does a lot of skills. He's an extremely physical player, and he's a great athlete. For his size, he's as athletic as they come. He's a good rebounder, and it looks like he can fit at either forward position.
He's strong enough to bang down low, but he's quick enough and skilled enough to play at small forward. If he develops a reliable jump shot he could be the complete package.
Not only can he play either forward position, but he can play a point forward type role as well. He can be a secondary ball-handler if necessary and he's very good at it. His quickness and excellent court vision will probably allow him to bring the ball up the floor in the NBA, situation permitting.
Obviously, White has some off the court issues. He's been in trouble in the past, and he has a well publicized anxiety disorder that makes it hard for him to fly. With that said, he impressed teams at the combine in interviews and the buzz around his off the court issues has died down some.
The concern is there, but so is the talent. White has lottery caliber skills, there's no question about it. Without these off the court issues, he is a sure fire candidate for a pick in the top half of the draft. With these issues however, it's likely he slips into the early 20's. Some team at the end of the lottery should roll the dice on White, teams will regret passing on him someday.
Marshall's game is pretty black and white. He's one of the best passers in the game that is excellent in the full-court game. He's not extremely athletic which has hurt his stock quite a bit leading up to the draft. Scouts worry that he can't defend his position, which may ultimately be his downfall.
On the flip side, Marshall is big for his position, and may be able to overpower other players at his position. He's not a terrible shooter either, and has potential to improve.
Regardless of his lack of explosiveness, Marshall has a rare basketball IQ. He averaged a ridiculous 9.8 assists per game, good for second in the nation, and was an impressive passer all season.
If you need further convincing of Marshall's merits, look to North Carolina's performance in the NCAA tournament this season. Their offense struggled mightily throughout their run and Harrison Barnes couldn't create his own shot without Marshall.
Sometimes it's about more than foot speed. Put an elite rim protector behind Marshall and allow him to run the fast break. This is a guy that really knows how to run a basketball team, and can control the flow either as the starter or off the bench.
There have been whispers about Marshall going somewhere in the lottery, but it's more likely he slips into the late teens or even into the early 20's. Depending on who ends up with all Houston's picks, Marshall should go somewhere in the middle of the first round. He should have a long, and moderately successful NBA career.
It's not so much as where he's being projected as much as how he's being talked about tier-wise. Most NBA personnel have come to a consensus about the top five talents in the draft—Davis, Beal, MKG, Robinson, Barnes—however, Waiters should be considered right there with them. It should be a top six.
He's an extremely quick and explosive guard that can really get to the rim and score. Some have called him a poor man's Dwayne Wade. That's pretty high praise, but his electrifying skill set is definitely intriguing.
His two-year career at Syracuse was up and down, and while he clashed with coach Jim Boeheim quite a bit during the course of his freshman year, he matured significantly last season.
Although he was only a sixth man for the Orange, he was probably the team's best scorer and perimeter defender. Waiters can get to the basket at will, and is developing a pretty solid jump shot as well. He's extremely strong for his size and can overpower other guards.
Essentially, Waiters is everything you could want in a scorer.
Not only is Waiters an elite scoring guard off the ball, but he's such a good ball handler he could play a little point guard if necessary. He's excellent offensively and defensively, he's lighting quick, and he has great isolation moves. It's hard to see how Waiters misses in the NBA.
Waiters' draft range is completely up in the air. Odds are he received a promise a few weeks ago as he shut down all workouts, but no one knows for sure who made it. This has made his value extremely hard to gauge. He'll probably go somewhere in the second half of the lottery. He should be drafted at either sixth or seventh overall based on talent.
The sky is the limit for Andre Drummond. Based on potential, he should be the No. 2 pick in the draft. No big man in the league except Dwight Howard can match him physically and athletically, but there are a few things holding back his stock.
Between his lack of production at the college level and his inconsistent work ethic, scouts are nervous to take Drummond in fear that he won't reach his full potential. Given the right system, Drummond could become virtually unstoppable.
Uconn was a dysfunctional team this season, and it wasn't a good environment for a big man to develop. In the NBA he'll receive much more attention and achieve at a higher level.
Drummond is a mammoth of a man with a huge wingspan and a strong body. He can run the floor very well, and get jump well for a big man. He has all the physical tools, it's just a matter of whether or not he'll use them.
Drummond has already shown potential as a rebounder and shot blocker, but his offense has taken a little longer to come through. He still struggles to maneuver in the post, and it's something he'll need to continue to work at in the NBA.
In the end, Drummond has the second highest ceiling of any player in this draft. Some teams aren't willing to take that risk with such dismal rosters, but the team that does take him could be getting a future superstar.
At this point, his range starts at No. 5 and probably ends at No. 9 in the worst case scenario. I believe it would be a huge mistake for the Blazers to pass on him at No. 6. When there's a player this talented on the table outside the top five, the team that takes advantage could end up as the winner of this draft.


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Noorani Shah, Baluchistan
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Noorani Shah is a popular place for many Muslims and Hindus, who make pilgrimage there come what may, heat or winter.
It is a tomb of a Muslim Saint who is popularly referred to as Jiay Shah Noorani. Many belief that making a pilgrimage from the tomb of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar at Sehwan Sharif to Noorani Shah is akin to making Haj. Some even belief that this Haj is equal to 7 actual Haj (Muslims are required to perform Haj once in a lifetime if financial or health constraints don't stop them).
The place itself is built between the mountains and many myths appear to have arrived along with the people. One myth suggests arrival of daughter of Holy Prophet Muhammad (salahu alihi wasalam) at the site; another myth states that a giant animal was made into stone. There is even a stone under which if you pass properly you are regarded as Halali (legitimate); if you fail the test, you are surely an illegitimate child!
Noorani is not a place for faint hearted or for short tempered men. It requires some basic trekking skills. It also requires from visitors to accept things as they are: from eccentric to outright absurd.
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Final day of conference today. After the morning services we made away to the lovely DeBlois home where Ben had nicely organised a picnic for us. After organising the cars we made our way to subway to collect some rolls and then make our way up to the mountains for a picnic. As we reached the summit we made our way to the edge of the cliff face and watched as storm headed our ...
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... so now we had to find the key. Whilst i was happy-snapping away the group scoured the car for it but no one could find it. But guess who found it... Yours truly :) We made our way safely to a Mobil where we got a new spare tyre and discovered a nail in one of the other tyres. So $400, 2 new tyres and a Reece's peanut butter cup mcflurry later and we were right and ready to get going (again). We were definitely at an advantage having Ben DeBlois with ...
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... She is such a blessing! We were very excited to get out of the house and off to church this morning. We were greeted at the door by Pastor W. Mitchell and his son Pastor Greg Mitchell. Both bible study and church were fantastic this morning!! After church Ben and Brian (friends of Laura's and now my friends) dad and mum, Peter an Chris DeBlois had us over for lunch. Everyone is so welcoming ...
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Once your cat is accepting the harness, let her wear it around the house, doing her normal activities. Gradually increase the amount of time your cat is left in the harness. You can even feeding her while she's wearing the harness. Next, attach the leash to the harness, allowing her to drag the leash around. This is to get her used to the weight of the leash, but remember to keep an eye on her while she is dragging the leash. You don't want her to get it tangled up on anything.
You can then graduate to walking around inside while holding the leash. Don't pull on the leash and don't try to force her to follow you at first, follow her lead instead. Every now and then stop and call her to you, giving her a treat and praise when she comes.
Finally, when she seems comfortable on the leash indoors, it is time to go outdoors. Begin with a short trip outside, maybe just as far as outside the door where your cat can sniff around and start getting used to the sounds and scents. After doing this a few times, you might take a short stroll around the block. Before you go any farther than the immediate area, get to know your neighborhood to make sure that your neighbors do not allow their dogs to roam freely -- or so that you know which areas to avoid because of roaming dogs. Choose the quietest and safest areas for your cat to walk in, so that the experience is pleasurable for both of you.
Although your cat's usual collar does not need to be removed, it is not part of the harness system. However, you should leave the collar on, with its ID in place, just in case your cat gets loose while you are out.
For the first few walks, as your cat is getting used to being outside, you might want to take along a soft (or hard) carrier, just in case your cat has a panic attack, or in case you unexpectedly come up against a free roaming dog. A panicked or threatened cat is not going to want to be held in arms until it gets home.
This will work best if your cat has been spayed or neutered. An unneutered male cat may be more likely to try to escape the harness or get out of control while outside, and an unspayed female cat may be attacked by feral male cats.
Setting a regular time to walk each day will give your cat something to look forward to. Try to stay consistent.
Unlike dogs, cats cannot be tethered to a pole while you step into a shop, even for just a few minutes. Your cat might panic and get itself tangled in the leash, or it may be attacked by a dog and not be able to escape.
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I found that the vest type harness works best and that perseverence is the key. Start with only a minute or two and sooner or later they find something in the yard to interest them. The you can go out for longer periods, weather permitting. One of my cats goes to the shed where the chipmunks hide; another goes to the edge of the yard to "mark" territory. Another goes to chew on catmint and yet another just loves to roll on the patio and look up at the sky. I continued to take my cats out each day into November ( for a few minutes each until it became too dark by the time I got home from work. They like it so much they jockey for position in front of the door to try to be the one who gets to go first.
I have a six months old kitten that I hand raised since the age of six days so I could not leave him at home. I did some researched on the internet and found quite a few articles on hand raising kittens and walking them. So I started him off on a harness which he loves. The only time I can remove it with great difficulty is when he takes a bath. I started walking him at about 3 weeks in the house and around the yard. Later I took him to the shop and even walked him down the busy road and it always amazes me how people respond to him. One lady stopped me and told me that I was abusing my kitten and picked him rubbing him, I thought she was going to walk away with him but then I explained to her that he has been walking around for weeks with a lead & harness and there is no harm. She was really surprised and put him down. He started to run around and then when I started to walk he walked right along. He even had a beach walk at Camps Bay beach and turned a lot of heads. My friends tell me that he is not normal or that he is more human than cat. The funny part is that he actually calls my daughter by her name when he wants water as well which by the way he only drinks right from running tap.


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I53 (Naratriptan hydrochloride 1 mg)
Pill imprint I53 has been identified as Naratriptan hydrochloride 1 mg.
Naratriptan is used in the treatment of migraine and belongs to the drug class antimigraine agents. Risk cannot be ruled out during pregnancy. Naratriptan 1 mg is not subject to the Controlled Substances Act.
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- Imprint:
- Strength:
- 1 mg
- Color:
- Yellow
- Shape:
- Round
- Availability:
- Prescription only
- Drug Class:
- Antimigraine agents
- Pregnancy Category:
- C - Risk cannot be ruled out
- CSA Schedule:
- N - Not a controlled drug
- Manufacturer:
- Heritage Pharmaceuticals Inc.
- National Drug Code (NDC):
- 23155-0054
- Inactive Ingredients:
- lactose anhydrous
microcrystalline cellulose
croscarmellose sodium
magnesium stearate
hypromellose 2910 (5 mPa.s)
titanium dioxide
polyethylene glycol 400
ferric oxide yellow
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