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This is my favorite eyeliner ever! I bought this in the summer the day before I was going to the beach, so I was just running into CVS and grabbed this because the product is waterproof. I tried it out and I was shocked at how creamy and pigmented it is, and it barely faded after a whole day of swimming and sweating! Ever since then I have worn it every day I love it even more than my Chanel eyeliner! I definitely recommend it :)
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I had some CVS coupons and thought I'd give it a try. All my eyeliners seemed to go kaput at the same time, so I thought I'd try one, a nice, dark navy blue. I loved my Mac waterproof, but needed to find a cheaper alternative when it ran out.
I loved it! It went on easy without primer and stayed all day. So I went out and got the dark plum, loved the colour but it crumbled as soon as I tried it. I couldn't even sharpen it and I tried two different sharpeners. It was a beautiful colour but a bad, bad pencil. I exchanged it and the new pencil is just fine. The wood in the new one was a light golden tan, the defective one was a dark greyish-blue.
I would have given the product a 5 if the second pencil hadn't been defective.
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I got this product I think it was in a purple. This product did smudge on me and it was like as waterproof as it said it would be.
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For a 3$ eyeliner, this performs very well. It really is pretty good in terms of staying power, better than many higher cost drugstore liners. I do think a few brands surpass this and will generally stick with them, but this is definitely a great inexpensive alternative when I can't find my preferred eyeliner.
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so, i've been cycling through the waterproof pencil eyeliners. i had settled on the smashbox limitless. i liked the pigments, but it still didn't have the set i wanted. even with primer and powder, i still had the runny smudge toward the end of the day. my skin is also a bit mature (dry), so i'm super conscious about any pulling the can result in 'wrinkle assist.' point being, at $20 a pop...the smudging just didn't scream 'yay'...and the tugging to clean up the smudge was creating some concern. so, playing around at the drugstore i picked up the nyc in smoked plum and dark brown. and for $4, no runny smudge and no tugging touch-ups! wahoo!!! i've given these 4 lippies, cause it's only day one. they lasted all day and endured the gym and the sauna, but i haven't done a late night or clubbing. dirt cheap, yep. (especially with what i spend on makeup!) packaging quality, well...i wish it had a sharpener. at this point, i'll buy it again...
EDIT: so, i'm hooked. i've bought all the colors. they continue to hold all day and into the night. i do do a little touch up before heading out, but there's not runny smudge. i do wish they had more colors and colors with sparkle. i do set with powder after application.
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I have this eyeliner in black, and it is the best eyeliner I've found. It's waterproof, and glides very easily. The color payoff is very good, and it's easy to smudge. You can get away with wearing it for most of the day without primer. The only things I don't like about it is that it's not a good pencil for lining your waterline, and that you need to sharpen it, but that's a small price to pay for the quality you get and the price. I have this in smokey plum too, which is also a great eyeliner that doesn't budge even without primer!
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I regret not buying more than one of these when I spotted them! I got mine for a little less than $5 CDN which is crazy cheap for a good eyeliner :) I've only tried 3-4 products from this brand, and so far I only like this one and their bronzer (although if not careful it is a bit orangey).
I wasnt expecting much color pay-off or lasting power, but i still wanted to try an NYC pencil liner, so I purchased it. To my surprise, I got this creamy and rich product! I used it on my upper lash line (rarely tight line or put liner on my waterline because i'm a contact lens wearer), and after a few hours, it did fade a bit with a tad bit of smudging, but it has terrific lasting power compared to all the other pencil liners ive tried before, and i've tried over 20 from high-end and drugstore.
I know for a fact that these are not completely waterproof, but they are def water-resistant. However, thats okay with me because I dont need a $5 liner to be the best. This would also make a nice eye shadow base if the liner is smudged and blended quickly :)
I mainly use this for when i'm in a rush to get to school on time. I don't have loads of time fussing with primer and then gel liner and then a powder shadow over it to prevent the gel liner from creasing/smudging.
For a more important occasion, I would spend more time on makeup.
If I have time, Ill go buy most if not all the shades, and I suggest giving it a try. I do not recommend these on the water line, but even if you buy this for that purpose and don't like it and ends up in the trash, it wont hurt your wallet :) Good Luck!
EDIT: couldnt find other shades, but bought a back-up in the shade "Mink". The only reason I knocked off a lippie was due to the ingredients.
You get what you pay for. Dirt cheap product speaks for itself, looks nice but does not work well for my waterline. No color pay off after trying to apply it several times. I swatched it on my hand and it seemed to work for my hand, why not on my eyes? Its going back, prefer Revlon Colorstay over this piece of crap.
As a general rule, I hate kohl-type eyeliners. I find them too waxy or hard, and the color is never true on me. I picked up this NYC Waterproof Eyeliner by accident, thinking I was buying an automatic eyeliner, and had I not been down to a nubbin on Prestige automatic liner, I would have taken this back to Rite Aid toute de suite.
I'm glad I gave this a try! The pencil I tried was black, and the black is a basic, true black that does not look grayish on me. The formula is even softer than the automatic pencils I'm accustomed to, yet it can create a fine, delicate line. What's more, I can actually pencil in between my lashes and on my waterline with this, something I have never been able to do with ANY eye pencil.
I took off one lippie because the color does seem to fade, but only after six hours or more. Also, when the temperature in the house is warm, the liner often gets too soft to work with. For the price and the ease of application, that's something I'm willing to live with - after all, I can reapply!
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Sucks. When i didn't know any better, or actually, when i felt guilt that i was basically wasting my dad's hard-earned money on unnecessary stuff, i would get this. I knew it wasn't good quality ( hard to apply, fades, poor pigmentation) but my priority was basically to get my makeup fix but not waste money. Now i know better: if budgeting is a concern, please spend just a few bucks more to get covergirl liquiline, for example. or any better quality product. This one is a total waste whereas if u spend just a bit more at least you will get more use out of it!


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"National Book Award-winner Polly Horvath's latest, a rabbity romp complete with whimsical illustrations and a quirky cast of characters, has both the look and feel of a classic children's book," raves The Washington Post.
In this hilarious chapter book mystery, meet a girl whose parents have been kidnapped by disreputable foxes, and a pair of detectives that also happen to be bunnies! When Madeline gets home from school one afternoon to discover that her parents have gone missing, she sets off to find them. So begins a once-in-a-lifetime adventure involving a cast of unforgettable characters. There's Mr. and Mrs. Bunny, who drive a smart car, wear fedoras, and hate marmots; the Marmot, who loves garlic bread and is a brilliant translator; and many others. Translated from the Rabbit by Newbery Honor-winning author Polly Horvath, and beautifully illustrated by Sophie Blackall, here is a book that kids will both laugh over and love.
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"In Horvath's quirky chapter book, when fifth-grader Madeline's parents are kidnapped by conniving foxes, she enlists Mr. and Mrs. Bunny — who decide to become detectives in part because they get to wear fedoras — to track them down. Horvath, who also reads this audio edition, often narrates in an extremely high-pitched voice that some listeners may quickly find cloying. Additionally, Horvath fails to create distinctive voices for her characters, instead attempting to differentiate them by varied pacing. This works when Madeline talks with her listless parents, or when the Bunnies interrogate a drunken Marmot, but during moments when multiple characters are chattering, it's difficult to understand who's speaking to whom. Ages 8 — 12. A Schwartz & Wade hardcover." Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
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MRS. BUNNY lives in Rabbitville in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. She is married to Mr. Bunny and has twelve children. This is her first book.
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So what people are say is i am clearly eating to much? And not working hard enough? Those do equal fat!
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Don't eat so much. I have a friend just like you (tall, tendency to put on fat when overeating) and he went through a years worth of "eat big to get big" and just bloated up.
I doubt your "intensity" is lacking in the gym...people are so quick to assume everyone but himself is training like a pussy. Maybe revisit your training, a bit higher frequency, more volume, drill major exercises more, etc. Try CT's HP Mass program. It's very "untraditional" but whatever..I've gotten more results doing this and I know lots of beginners/tnation members have as well.
Don't stress so much about forcing yourself to eat or spending idle hours during the day gorging on food. I did that and spun circles for years, gaining some strength but never looking remotely like how I wanted to. Same with my friend. Eat sensibly, to satiety, but don't trigger that binge-mode/fatass eating style every day..maybe a few times a week but keep it low stress and enjoyable. Save that attitude for the gym:)
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I "got big" (read fat) when I was in college went from like 220 to 255 at 6'5 in 3 or 4 months my bench went up from like 275 to an easy 315 in that time but that was the vast majority of my working out. Eat less, if i were you i would start by cutting at least 1 liter of milk and a potato, that should cut you down about 700 calories a day and be a start at least. Like everyone else said increase volume/cardio a bit and you should be just fine.
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You are discussing OBESITY. We are not talking about OBESITY. That is why I wrote "A LITTLE HIGHER".
We have been through this too many times. You don't take models for obesity and slap them on people who are simply 5-10% body fat fatter than contest shape or "ideal".
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What do ye suggest I do about my diet? what should i drop/keep? I will be upping the volume and conditioning for sure.
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Wait till you're squatting 315+ for reps and deadlifting 405+ for reps. I can guarantee that you will looks completely different. Just keep your training heavy and eat just a little bit less if you are worried about fat gain.
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Château Cottage is an exquisite stone residence dating from the late 1700's. Formally the owner's private home, this historical 4-bedroom, 2 full-bathroom property has been carefully renovated and lovingly furnished.
Doted with antique furniture, chestnut high-beamed ceilings and meter-thick stone walls, this charming, bright and welcoming retreat is a pure delight. Built after the French Revolution with honey-coloured stones from the adjoing Castle of Carlux, this villa blends the authentic, traditional style of the Perigord region with the full comforts of modern living.
Chateau Cottage is ideally located in the heart of the beautiful and peaceful medieval village of Carlux in the Dordogne Valley with plenty of parking and all amenities within walking distance, yet only a short drive to major historical sites.
|Sleeps up to 10, 4 bedrooms
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There are 3 comfortable double bedrooms, one especially romantic with private terrace leading to jacuzzi, and 1 joyfully decorated child's room.
There are 2 full bathrooms with bathtub and shower. The luxurious bathroom downstairs has been newly fitted with exquisite mosaic stone floor tiles, a black marble sink and an Italian shower. It is equipped with hand rails for reduced mobility guests.
The spacious sunken living has a working cast iron wood burning stove and leather furniture .
The large bright country kitchen is fully equipped and boasts a traditional "cantou" fireplace and antique walnut table.
This property is fully equipped to welcome the youngest among us. Toddler and baby friendly equipment include: baby/child's bed, baby bath, pushchair, high chair, baby monitor,child-proof plugs and stairway safety gates. A sandbox is available for the fully enclosed back garden.
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The fully-enclosed back garden is bordered by the tall ramparts and majestic tower of the castle. Graced by jasmine, rosemary and elegant old roses trees, this completely private garden and its separate terrace with jacuzzi open out onto splendid views of the rolling valley of Carlux.
Chateau Cottage is located in the heart of the tiny village of Carlux.
There is plenty of parking available in front of the house. A two-minute walk downhill brings you into the centre of this beautiful classed village. There you will find a café/restaurant, bakery, corner shop/newsagents, a butcher's shop, doctor's office, post office, and permanent farmer's market selling fresh fruit and vegetables, home-made jams, cheeses, sausages, cakes, traditional local wines and alcohols. Imagine your piping hot croissants and morning newspaper just minutes away!
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Carlux has the advantage of being located on the doorstep of the Quercy region in the neighbouring department of Lot . Home to its own special traditions, architecture, gastronomy and stunning sites, Lot boasts home to such magnificent towns and villages as Rocamadour, St. Cirq Lapopie, Colonge La Rouge and Cahors as well as prehistoric dolmens or caves such as Pech Merle or Cougnac. Perfect for very easy day trips which take you through delightfully idyllic countryside.
Chateau Cottage is located in the heights of the picturesque classed village of Carlux in the famous Perigord Noir region of the Dordogne Valley.
A two-minute walk downhill brings you into the centre of this beautiful and peaceful village. There you will find a café/restaurant, bakery, corner shop/newsagents, a butcher's shop, doctor's office, post office, and permanent farmer's market selling fresh fruit and vegetables, home-made jams, cheeses, sausages, cakes, traditional local wines and alcohol.
Imagine your piping hot morning croissants and morning newspaper just minutes away!
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Surely, no one now can imagine where all this will lead, but it is interesting, for sure.
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The streak is over.
After seven long years, the SEC's grip on the world of college football was finally broken by the Florida State Seminoles. By beating Auburn in the 2014 BCS National Championship Game, the 'Noles won their third national title and, perhaps just as notably, proved to the rest of the nation that, yes, the SEC is beatable, after all.
But will the SEC be beatable again in 2014?
We explore that question here, in our Preseason Top 25 for the 2014 college football season.
1. Alabama Crimson Tide
Yes, the Tide fell short of the national title in 2013. Yes, they absolutely blew it in the most sensational fashion possible against Auburn. And yes, they looked a great deal more mortal through much of the '13 season than they had in the years previous. But Nick Saban remains the best coach in college football, and from top to bottom, the Tide still have more talent on their roster than anybody else. Quarterback AJ McCarron needs to be replaced and it's never easy to win in the brutal SEC West. But even still, if you had to bet on anybody to emerge from that division victorious, the Tide would be the obvious pick. As usual.
2. Florida State Seminoles
They've got he best player in college football in quarterback Jameis Winston, a vastly underrated coach in Jimbo Fisher, talent pretty much across the board and, perhaps most importantly, a relatively easy path to the national title game, courtesy of their membership in the comparatively weak ACC. In other words, yeah, the 'Noles will be right back in the mix in 2014. And very likely, the year after that, too.
3. Auburn Tigers
No, the Tigers did not get "lucky" in 2013. Sure, they caught a break against Georgia. And sure, they caught Alabama napping to win the Iron Bowl in the most spectacular fashion possible. But to write off that incredible season as a function of mere good fortune is to ignore the incredible job that Gus Malzahn did in his first year with the Tigers. His offense is relentless and at times downright unstoppable, and if he was able to post those ridiculous numbers with somebody else's players, imagine how good this program will be when Malzahn has a couple of years to bring in his own guys.
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Everyone is writing off the Buckeyes, and from what I can tell there are two reasons why: 1. They lost in mildly embarrassing fashion to Michigan State in the Big Ten title game, blowing a late ten-point lead on the biggest stage of the season; 2. Cornerback Bradley Roby and linebacker Ryan Shazier are off to the NFL, further depleting a defense that was mediocre at best for much of 2013. But may I remind the college football world of the following?: 1. Braxton Miller returns, and he'll again be the best offensive player in the Big Ten; 2. Urban Meyer is still running the show. The Buckeyes will make a run at an undefeated season again.
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The Spartans were one of the true feel-good stories of the 2013 season. At a time when so many coaches seem so very eager to move on to "better" programs at the earliest opportunity, Mark Dantonio has stuck around in East Lansing with the singular goal of turning the State into a true Big Ten powerhouse. That's exactly what he's done, crafting a borderline elite program built on good old-fashioned fundamental football—suffocating defense, smart and physical offense, mistake-free special teams. The Spartans are here to stay.
6. Stanford Cardinal
A tough loss at the hands of Michigan State in the Rose Bowl should not overshadow the fact that Stanford has established itself as the power program of the Pac-12. Oregon fans may not like to hear that, but the reality is that Stanford's "system" is a great deal more battle-tested, and a great deal less risky, than Oregon's. In a big-game situation, against a big-time power opponent from the SEC, I'd be a lot more comfortable taking Stanford than Oregon. And until Oregon proves they can beat one of those power teams—they've had chances, and they haven't delivered—I'm not going to change my mind on that.
7. Oklahoma Sooners
We remember the Sooners' stunning season-ending win over Alabama, of course. And we forget the fact that, until that big win, Bob Stoops' bunch had been fairly pedestrian in big games before that. Regardless, in the power vacuum that is the Big 12, there's no reason why the Sooners can't be challenging for league titles on an annual basis. That's what they figure to do once again in 2014.
8. Oregon Ducks
My standing issue with the Ducks is that they simply haven't proven that they can beat the big boys when they have to. They have failed on the biggest of stages against the likes of Ohio State, LSU and Auburn, and recently, it seems that Stanford has taken over the mantel of the 'the Pac-12's best team.' So, yeah, I'm dubious that this program, as currently constructed, is really capable of winning a national title. Then again, much the same could be said about a lot of really great programs, and while a national title may currently be our of reach, being a perennial Top 10 program isn't so bad, is it?
9. UCLA Bruins
Jim Mora has done a remarkable job in Los Angeles, and in the course of his still relatively young tenure at UCLA turned this program from a Pac-12 weakling into a legit Top 15 power. With Brett Hundley coming back for another year to the Pac-12's most potent offense outside of Eugene, the Bruins will push for league honors in 2014. Mora is building something special in Westwood.
10. LSU Tigers
LSU of late hasn't quite been the elite LSU that we had grown accustomed to in years past, but one thing you can always be sure about when it comes to the Tigers is the fact that they will have talent—lots of it. Les Miles brought into another elite recruiting class in February, and those blue chippers will join a roster that sees four offensive lineman and promising quarterback Anthony Jennings return. The SEC West is brutally difficult, as always, but the Tigers will be a force to be reckoned with. A trip to the SEC title game isn't out of the question.


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Orange UK and Barclaycard have announced the availability of the popular Samsung Galaxy S III for their Quick Tap NFC payment service, as they seek to spur interest in their as yet little-used service.
In the latest tie-up between a major telco and international payment scheme, MasterCard Worldwide has announced a partnership with mobile operator Everything Everywhere, the UK's largest telco.
French mobile operators have announced they will more than double the number of NFC-enabled phones rolled out to subscribers by the end of 2012, to 2.5 million, the most of any country in Europe, they predict.
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Mobile operator Orange UK and bus company Stagecoach have launched a small transit ticketing trial, which they say could lead to a national rollout next year.
Despite the coming availability of more NFC phones from its partner Orange and the opening up of its prepaid mobile-payment application to funding from other issuers, UK-based Barclaycard has decided it needs more exposure for its contactless m-payment service.
MONACO – Nokia, in a surprise move, announced it will introduce its first NFC-enabled Windows Phone device in the third quarter, offering an NFC version of its low-cost Lumia 610.
BARCELONA – France Telecom-Orange has sold 500,000 NFC phones in France to date and is putting new models on sale at an increasing rate, said Thierry Millet, head of payments and contactless at Orange group.
Orange UK has announced what it calls the United Kingdom's first mobile-contactless retail rewards scheme, enabling subscribers with NFC phones to tap smart posters to receive free food or drink items from a UK restaurant chain.
Samsung today announced two new Android phones for its Galaxy line that support NFC as an option.
Israel-based On Track Innovations reported new orders for its NFC and contactless readers in North America, along with the first shipments of its NFC-enabled Wave attachment, driving higher revenue, though the vendor's quarterly losses continued.
U.S.-based Identiv reported higher revenue and narrowed losses for the second quarter, predicting a breakeven or positive result by the end of the year, as the company's restructuring program draws to a close.
France-based Inside Secure reported a 9% drop in revenue in the first half, which it blamed on the end of shipments of NFC chips to BlackBerry and lower sales of "legacy" EMV chips to Europe.
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U.S.-based Broadcom did not mention NFC in its recent conference call with analysts following release of its second quarter results, in which it announced cuts to its global workforce of 20% by exiting the baseband mobile processor business.
A group of former top managers in Visa's mobile program have formed a start-up that plans to use NFC and BLE to deliver coupons, rewards and other offers to consumers in stores, using the branded apps of retailers or other marketers.
Visa Inc. has released a few more details of its planned tokenization service, which it announced last week as part of its Visa Digital Solutions "suite of offerings."
Transport for London today announced it would launch acceptance for open-loop bank cards and other contactless payment on its heavily traveled London Underground and other modes of transit in September, while the UK's largest mobile operator, EE, announced customers could begin to tap their NFC phones to pay fares at the same time.
Visa Inc. announced Thursday it would launch a tokenization service in September, as part of what it calls its Visa Digital Solutions "suite of offerings."
NXP Semiconductors said sales in its emerging ID business–mainly made up of its NFC chips–increased by 22% in the second quarter, compared with the first quarter, and CEO Richard Clemmer insisted the chip maker's secure element business would continue to remain a strong contributor.
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If you live in an area that sells more than one paper, try out the various editions. Every Sunday I receive newspapers from two different areas–the two major cities adjoining my suburb. It's amazing that even within 30 miles, there can be a such a wide variation in the coupons that come in the inserts! Coupons can contrast in value amounts, product size restrictions, and number of products required. Or they can even be totally separate coupons. When you subscribe or buy more than one area's newspaper, you can get more variety and sometimes higher value coupons, allowing for better final prices and a more diverse stockpile.
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Google something like "coupon codes for LA Times Sunday Edition." I get 4 Sunday papers a week for $.18 each!!!!!
I would love to be able to do this. But I have a problem, and I hope someone may have a solution. I live in an area where most of the newspaper arrive in the mailbox, not a newspaper delivery person. There are 3 different papers in my area, propblems is if you order a subscription they will arrive without coupon or ads to save on postal shipping costs. ANY IDEAS
Any suggestions for my problem. It seems in my area we have 3 different newspapers with coupons. The problem is if you order them they come through the mail, not a newspaper delivery person. This being said they seem arrive without coupons inside
I don't know what it is about my area, but it seems like the newspapers discourage couponing. We do not get good coupons in the paper, a Sunday subscription costs more than buying it at the store ($2 delivered rather than $1.50 at store), and if you are subscribed they leave out the coupon inserts.
I have found that it is just easier to purchase my coupons online.
as crazy as this may seem, after reading
Extreme Couponing Tip: Subscribe to Different Sunday Newspapers
I opened my daily newspaper and right before me lay an article that read "EXTREME COUPONERS YOU CAN BUY 10 SUNDAY PAPERS (MONDAY – FRIDAY) FOR $10.00″ now how awesome is that? So now every Monday I will go down to my newspaper office and buy 10 of the Sunday paper for only $10.00……..wow what a score!
that's the same as going to the dollar store and getting them for a buck a piece…
I subscribe to two Sunday papers, the LA Times and the OC Register. For Sunday delivery only, can't beat the price of $1.00 per. Don't have to run to the dollar store for that extra paper anymore! well, unless I want MORE cpns then I'll go…just depends what cpns are in the paper that wk.
You need to Google "Coupon Codes for LA Times Sunday Paper." I order my subscirption online and get them for something like $.18 a piece!
Really? btw, my last name is Glas! haha, first time coming across another "Glas" or "Glass"
My hometown is small. I only have two options for papers and neither offers a discount. I do purchase my papers at Rite Aid because I receive 20% off the price with my Wellness card. It's not much savings but it does add up when I buy 5+ each week.
I get 2 different saturday papers and 2 free papers. Sunday paper is $4, but the 2 city papers cost me $1.25. I get all my coupons and can buy more if there are really good coupons1
In my area they wouldnt reduse the cost of an additonal subscription, infact it cost more. j They give a deal on the first one, but much higher for a second…
Any suggestions as to websites that offer significant discounts on newspaper subscriptions?
Great suggestion! The only problem with buying different papers and getting different coupons is clipping them. They become very tedious to cut because you have to cut them individually rather than as a group with all the papers.


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Children's LiteratureFoxes feasting on berries? Moss spores in fireworks? Lichens predicting air quality? Welcome to earth's polar deserts. Generally less than 60 inches of snowfall per year (equal to 6 inches of rain), freezing temperatures, whipping winds, and a short growing season present severe challenges to polar plants. Plants like berries, cotton grass, saxifrage, and moss provide nesting material, shelter, warmth, and food for ground squirrels, lemmings, and other residents. People use club moss for wreaths, club moss spores in fireworks, and blueberries for jam. Pollution and global climate change threaten the delicate balance of this biome. Welch features lichens, which can be used for food, air pollution indicators, and in model train sets. If you are looking for a way to introduce young readers to biomes, you've found it. Each book in this series defines the biome, talks about native plants, discusses how the plants are used by both animals and humans, explains the dangers to these plants and protections for them, and showcases one plant. Two-page spreads consist of a photo page and a text page. Text is simple, clear, and brief. Twenty-four pages include a table of contents, a glossary, references (including FactHound), and an index. Other titles in the "Life in the World's Biomes" series include Desert Plants, Ocean Plants, Prairie Plants, Rain Forest Plants, and Wetland Plants. 2006, Bridgestone Books/Capstone Press, Ages 7 to 10.
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With a stay at Americas Best Value Inn - Midland in Midland, you'll be convenient to The Horseshoe Midland County Multipurpose Facility and Museum of the Southwest. This motel is within close proximity of The Petroleum Museum and First American Bank Ballpark. Make yourself at home in one of the 72 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and mic...
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Refrigerator did not work, no remote, one lamp did not work, filthy carpet (would not even take my shoes off), no stopper for tub. Blanket and bedspread did not seem to be clean. There was trash under the head of the bed. All around pretty filthy!This hotel was not shown on the choice of hotels. When we submitted payment none of the choices shown were the hotel we got. It is mostly for oil field workers. The laundry facilities were nasty - we were there trying to help our 88 year old Dad and could have used some rest each day when we returned to the room. This awful room just made the stress even worse.
Poor 1.0
The entire establishment was unclean holes in the bed spread mirror in bathroom hadn't been cleaned in no telling how long the only spot made the bed the 2 days I stayed left my trash can fullIt was also in a very bad location
|Okay - 13 reviews
Super 8 Midland is Located Close To I-20, halfway between Dallas and El Paso. We have Interior Corridors, an Outdoor Swimming Pool and Hot Tub. Our guests receive Free Continental Breakfast. All Guest Rooms Feature: Microwave, Fridge, High Speed Internet Access, 27 Inch Cable TV, Hair Dryer, Iron and Ironing Board, Coffee Maker and Alarm Clock
Overall Rating - Okay - 13 reviews
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Overall Rating - Okay - 31 reviews
Poor 1.0
One of the nastiest places I've ever stayedIt's an oil town be prepared to pay 3 times the normal rates
Good 8.0
The workers, and outside appearance of the hotelDef could use alot of cosmetic work for as much as I paid I expected alot more
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Overall Rating - Okay - 8 reviews
Poor 1.0
Leaving it
this was the most disgusting hotel I have ever seen. There was trash in the hallways in all over the parking lot, I mean piles of broken TVs in job. These management should be ashamed of themselves. Especially to it's filthy disgusting the worst I've everthe most disgusting hotel I have ever seen trash and piles in the hallways broken TVs by the trash cans filth everywhere no effort adele is put into a hotel lazy sing for management. They should be ashamed of themselves.
Okay 6.0
The hotel was a standard issue old motel 6. The linens were clean. The room was old and dated. Its what you would expect for an old hotel. It was good enough to sleep in.
Even though there was complimentary cheetos and hot fries that were opened and sitting in the desk drawer I would have preferred something a little sweeter, Like a box of Mike and Ikes.
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Overall Rating - Okay - 148 reviews
Poor 1.0
It had a bed and a roof.
Almost everything else. Room was dirty, whole place in desperate need of an upgrade. I was made to pay for a bedspread that was stained when I arrived ( check your linens and take pictures if you stay there). Breakfast was nothing but Danish and waffles.It rained while we were there, and there were linens and what appeared to be toilet paper in the pool. The owner told me 'the ph level is off but it's fine to swim'.
Okay 5.0
Bottom floor
TV had snow rolling. Floor moldings coming loose. Beds pretty worn out.Nice in lobby. Rooms blank for the price. I was in a nicer one that was less than half of what this on cost. Nicer.
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Mediocre 3.0
The lobby completely stunk I almost gagged when I walked in. The bed and pillows must have been 20 years old. The wallpaper was peeling off the walls. The TV had 4 channels that worked. 2 of the lights in my room were missing lightbulbs.
Poor 1.0
EverythingCeiling was brown the floor was sticky the room was dirty wet towels behind the bathroom door tv stopped working after 30 minutes and the ac quit in the middle of the night.


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Jennifer looked down at the broken pieces of her favourite vase lying next to her- one hand stroking Gigi, her dog who had solemnly laid her head on her mistress's lap and the other on her pregnant belly. Life as she knew it had come to an end. Jennifer sat absolutely still, going through the conversation she had with her husband an hour ago over and over in her head. But no matter how many times she thought about it, it still didn't make any sense.
It had been just like any other day. A normal Tuesday in their perfect lives. William called to say that he would be home early. Now that was something pretty rare. Amanda decided to make something special for him. She made pot roast and his favourite apple pie. She even put on a nice dress thinking that it would make him happy.
Jennifer and William had been married for four years. Theirs was a fairy tale love story. They met on the first day in law school and were married by the time they graduated. She decided to stay at home while he went on to become a lawyer at a renowned law firm in New York. When she got pregnant, it was as if the void they never even knew was filled. They had just found out that she was pregnant and they were both anticipating the birth of their baby. He had been a little distant and preoccupied for the last few days. When Jennifer mentioned this to her best friend Pamela, she dismissed it saying that he was probably nervous about being a father. Apparently her husband, Daniel, had done the same thing before the birth of their baby, David. Little did Jennifer know that her life would be changed forever after that day.
William came home that night and was fidgety throughout dinner. He wouldn't look her in the eye and barely talked. After dinner, as they sat down to watch the news he said,
"Jen, we need to talk."
"yeah, I figured. What's up?"
"I, um, I cant do this anymore. I tried. Believe me, I did."
"are you drunk? What are you even talking about?"
"this…us…our marriage. I cant do it anymore. I know you're pregnant with our baby and you are probably going to hate me for it. But I cannot be married to you anymore. I have filed for divorce"
Jenny was still in a state of shock. "divorce? You want a divorce? you want to end this?"
"yes. Im so…"
"Will, are you leaving me for Sarah? Are you leaving me for her?"
"Jennifer, I love her. I never stopped loving her. And I love you. But I'm just not in love with you anymore."
"you're not in love with me? I'm pregnant for god's sake? You told me you would never see her again. You promised me. I forgave you, William. How can you just end this?"
He stood up. "I'm always going to be here for you. And one day you'll thank me. And whatever you need, I'll give you. I'll always be there for the baby too. Here are the divorce papers."
"William, no, wait. We'll get through this. We got through it once. We'll do it again. Just don't…"
"don't make it any harder, Jen. I'll pick up my stuff later."
Having said that, he walked out. Jennifer took up the vase on the table next to her and threw it at the door after him. It has been an hour since he left. Not once did Jenny cry. She had known for a while, or at least suspected. She just didn't want to believe it. She believed in second chances and she believed in her Will. But he let her down. He let her baby down. And in that moment she made a decision that neither she nor her unborn baby would have anything to do with William.
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The day before my friend Alex and I went to volunteer at the local soup kitchen, I was sort of scared. I have never been to a soup kitchen before and I didn't know how to cook well. Plus, I overestimated the people we were serving. Don't get me wrong, I was very excited since I love to help out and all, but usually when you think of a soup kitchen, you think of a person serving soup to homeless people. I was mistaken.
First, I found out that when you volunteer in a soup kitchen, you are in an actual kitchen with other adults and it isn't always soup that you are cooking. We made hot dogs and had cookies and chips. Also, we served lemonade as refreshments. Plus, students usually don't cook and just make the plates and set tables. Since Alex was fourteen and I was thirteen, we weren't allowed out into the dinner area while the people were eating.
Second, The people there weren't all homeless. When I told my friends that Alex and I were volunteering at the soup kitchen, they all said that we had to serve dirty, homeless people and that had me scared. Sure, some of the people were homeless but a lot weren't. We overheard a woman talking to one of the cooks that she just came home from work and couldn't wait to get here to eat. She had a full family there, husband, two sons and two daughters. I never realized that even families with homes and jobs sometimes still couldn't afford food to eat at night. It changed my prospective on the average person. Usually, the kids at my school have a mother and a father, a nice home, nice clothes and have money to eat a lot. But, some families living in Phoenix weren't always as lucky as us.
Lastly, I learned so much that night. I grew to respect those who weren't as fortunate as us and that helping out the needy feels great! I wish more students would take there time away from the video game or the T.V. and would help out at the soup kitchen or any other charity drive. It's a wonderful learning experience and can even be fun! Alex and I still talk about it and pretty soon; we're going to go back. I wonder what we'll be serving this time?


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ATTENTION: Une auberge qui ne mentionne pas que ses chambres n'ont pas d'air climatisé en pleine canicule et qui promet un lit queen et donne un lit double. Remboursement de seulement 50 % alors que nous avons dû revenir en pleine nuit sur la Rive-Sud car il faisait plus de 40 degrés dans la chambre et que la chambre n'était pas ce que nous avions demandée. Assurez-vous d'aller à un endroit où on respecte ses engagements et où on informe bien les clients !
Very clean, quiet beautiful lake plenty of things to do from fishing for muskies up to 15 pounds to swimming, canoeing, paddle boats, indoor outdoor pools,hiking trails, guided tours to Montreal and Quebec city. Many small towns surround the resort. The resort itself is very clean with a great helpful staff.
Hello from our studio unit in bldg H! As you can imagine, the free wifi is working well! When we planned our trip, it was to be a week of sun and fun spent in, on and around the lake .... but mother nature pulled a trick on us and sent fall in a bit early :(
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This is a wonderful resort tucked away in a great place. It's very kid friendly with lots of free activities. Our one bedroom room in building H was perfect with a well stocked kitchen, nice roomy bathroom and a comfy queen sized bed.
Minor anion eps amounted to the high prices;
1.). The restaurant was excellent but you pay quite... more
St-Hippolyte's Auberge du Lac Morency is nestled in a charming location in the heart of the Laurentians, just 50 minutes north of Montreal. Built in 1934 and completely renovated, this warm and inviting Inn is the soul of an international holiday resort.At the beginning of the 90s, 4 rooms had already been added to the 10 original, and since 2001, 26 new luxurious units have been built.Our... more


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Expertise: With a diploma in pianoforte from the London College of Music, there is no tune that Mark can't put his hand to. After 26 years of running successful instrument music stores, his expertise is boundless!
Mark is a highly accomplished pianist and organist, he can also play cornet and trumpet to a high level.
Mark started his retail career at 16 making tea and coffee at Fox's Music.
Expertise: Paula is a very organised and methodical person making her the brains behind the sheet music, accessory, brass and woodwind departments.
Paula has been playing clarinet for about a year now, and has recently branched out playing saxophone and ukulele. She still practices at every opportunity outside of work, using most of the up to date tutor books available, so she can advise first hand as to what is the best!
Being married to Mark and the only female at the Lincoln store, Paula has her work cut out making sure all the guys behave.
Expertise: WWith an expertise in guitar, bass and an in depth knowledge of ukulele and mandolin, Chris will have the answer for nearly anything string related.
Chris, like Simon, plays guitar in 'Reckless'. When not working, practicing or gigging, Chris enjoys dabbling with digital recording and watching the odd movie or two.
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Expertise: Gareth is the newest member of the Musicroom team and has slotted into our Rock department beautifully. Gareth's main area of knowledge is guitars; however he has a specialist interest in guitar effects, and computer based recording. Gareth also plays guitar in local band All Souls Avenue "ASA". One interesting fact about Gareth is he is currently designing a guitar with a Korg Kaoss pad built in!!
Expertise: Expertise: As a self taught keyboard player Jon enjoys music from all eras and styles ranging from classical to metal but has a particular fondness of 80's rock, mullets and keytars! Jon plays in local covers band 'The Baltic Donkeys' and has played for BBC's Jimmy Docherty, BBC Radio 1's Dom Byrne and The One Shows Matt Baker.
Previously, Jon was the Assistant Manager of Musicroom Lincoln for 6 years, but decided to try different career paths as a sofa salesman and Insurance Executive before he realised that Musicroom was where his heart is!
Expertise: Another rock head of Musicroom, Lewis has a penchant for 80's hair metal, neon super-strats and tinkering with vintage effects pedals. When he's not spending his nights moonlighting at his local rock bar jams, Lewis is always on hand to offer advice whatever floats your musical boat.


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (BP)--Prayer and discernment, reports from leaders and an update on the status of the New Baptist Covenant were among the topics discussed at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship General Assembly June 19-20 in Memphis, Tenn.
As of 6 p.m. June 19, there were 1,824 registered participants at the gathering. Leaders had predicted an attendance of 4,000, but the hall in which the meeting was held contained only 2,800 seats.
Attendees heard a strong criticism June 19 of anyone who believes Scripture limits the office of pastor to men.
Chuck Poole, senior pastor of Northminster Baptist Church in Jackson, Miss., said during a theme interpretation that the church he once attended claimed to take the Bible seriously but ignored its teaching on women.
Proper interpretation of Scripture, he said, involves realizing that some passages "embody the spirit of Jesus" more than others.
"I came to see that passages such as Galatians 3:28 really did embody the spirit of Jesus more fully than passages that drew a small circle and raised a tall wall. And quicker than you can say, 'new skins with new wine,' I came to see that if we were not going to ordain women, we were going to have to stop baptizing girls," Poole said to applause.
Molly Marshall, president of Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Shawnee, Kan., said June 20 that the New Baptist Covenant meeting earlier this year was a "moment" but may develop into a "movement."
"Already (Baptists in) various regions are organizing to find ways to connect in practical ways with the vision of New Baptist Covenant through new partnerships and extended conversations," Marshall, who formerly served as a professor at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, said. "Various regional groups are lobbying to have President Carter come to one of the five regional meetings he promised to attend."
In Kansas City there have already been two regional NBC meetings that have united seven different kinds of Baptists, she said.
The NBC meeting in Atlanta earlier this year satisfied a "holy longing" for racial reconciliation, a spirituality mixing piety with justice, worship that challenged the mind and warmed the heart and application of the Gospel to social concerns, she said.
Apparently referencing the SBC, Marshall said she has long desired to start a denomination called the "not that kind of Baptists Baptists." The NBC meeting began to fulfill that desire, she said.
"At this gathering we were simply Baptists reclaiming the best of the prophetic and dissenting tradition, simply Baptists who cared deeply about the theology and the practice of Luke 4," she said.
Marshall concluded, "The Spirit is urging us to focus on what matters, to leave aside the non-essential and be the presence of Christ in a fragile world groaning for redemption."
Daniel Vestal, executive coordinator of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, said in his address June 19 that Fellowship Baptists must discern how God led them in the past and where he wants to take their organization in the future.
Vestal's address preceded "Prayer and Discernment Team Gatherings," in which participants met in groups according to their home states and regions to discern God's leading for the CBF's future.
Though the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship's past was characterized by both difficulties and joys, it must focus in the present on carrying out God's mission, Vestal said. He added that God's mission involves sharing the Gospel with people who do not yet embrace Jesus as Lord and Savior.
"Gathered at this General Assembly are institutions and representatives of ministries and organizations all across this country who see themselves as participating in God's mission," he said. "CBF itself sees itself as participating in the mission of God."
The future of Fellowship Baptists depends on their ability to focus on God's promises and discern how the Holy Spirit wants them to apply those promises, Vestal said. He cited 1 Corinthians 13:13 as a particularly important promise for CBF's future.
"Love fulfills the law," he said. "Love reflects the life of Christ. Love is the evidence of community, and love lasts. It abides forever because God is forever."
CBF moderator Harriet Harral explained in her June 19 report that prayer and discernment sessions will help the group determine what its chief focuses will be in the years to come.
Some of the topics on which General Assembly attendees should seek God's guidance are broadening the CBF community, including the start of new churches; utilization of resources; training and development; missional engagement; honoring race, gender and generations; interacting with the world community; and spirituality, she said.
By seeking God's guidance, the coming years can build on the exciting past the CBF has enjoyed, Harral said.
"CBF is 17 years old -- and what an amazing 17 years it has been," she said. "A passion for the Great Commission and to Baptist principles of faith and practice have formed bonds of fellowship and ministry around that world -- that passion -- and what someone once told Daniel (Vestal) is the greatest vision statement in all of Christendom -- being the presence of Christ in the world."
Lauran Bethell, a Baptist human rights advocate living in Eastern Europe, said Christians are called to bridge the gap between the church and people in bondage and slavery. She focused on how Baptists should reach out to women involved in prostitution and other sex-related industries, many of whom have been trapped in sexual slavery against their wills.
"As we refuse to be slaves to our doubts and our despairs, refuse to be slaves to our burdened-ness and our bitterness, refuse to be slaves to our anger and animosity, God's Holy Spirit will use us in the lives of others who are entrapped, incarcerated and enslaved," she said.
The General Assembly was scheduled to continue through the evening of June 20.
David Roach is a correspondent for Baptist Press based in Louisville, Ky.
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The location is across the street from Ripley's Believe It or Not and has good parking for $5 a day. The lobby is a bit quirky with handpainted ceilings and mod red/gray/black furniture. The rooms are spacious and clean with a coffee maker, mini fridge, and microwave. It also has free wi fi. The bathroom is also a good size... More
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