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The lanterns are just what I expected them to be. They are a smaller sized outdoors lantern. Like others have mentioned, I filled them with citronella oil to assist with dispersing the insects. I also like the light they produce as it is more of an amber color and attract fewer moths and the like. You do need to use care when they are filled, as sloshing the oil into the areas where air is taken in for the burning chamber will allow some to seep out.
very nice for the price packaged well
Just what I wanted, reminds me of the one my granparents bought me as a child. Arrived well packaged and in great condition. Filled them with Citronelle and will have a nostalgic look to insect repellent this summer.
Exactly as described function well.
I bought these lanterns just in case because we experience power outages during our storm season. They are nice and small and should serve my purposes very well. And really, who can argue with the price??
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Patrick Patterson paced Sacramento with 27 points and eight rebounds, rookie Ben McLemore added 23 points and Isaiah Thomas tallied 15 points and 10 assists for the Kings, who dropped to 3-2 in the preseason.
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2 cups brown lentils, washed
1/2 cup white rice
2 large onions, finely chopped
6 cups water
3 tablespoons olive oil
Pinch of salt
Pinch of black pepper
Soak the rice in warm water.
Place a large cooking pan over high heat and add the cups of water. When the water starts boiling add the lentils and lower the heat to medium. Cook for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat the olive oil in a pan and add the onions. Cook until golden and set aside.
When the lentils are ready, add the rice and cook for another 10 minutes. There should be about one cup or so of water left when you add the rice. If not, add additional water. When the rice lentil mix is ready, add the onions, salt, and pepper. Mix well.
Calories: 513 cal
Total fat: 11g
Saturated fat: 1g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Carbohydrate: 77g
Protein: 26g


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As an increasing number of semiconductor companiesenter the solar market through various means, the outsourcing trend ofmicrochips for these U.S.-based companies may be a sign for the future solar cell market.
U.S.-based fabless companies continue to dominate the sales forsemiconductors, as 17 of the top 25 and nine out of the top 10 areheadquartered in the United States. Only one Japanese company,MegaChips, is even in the ranking, as the fabless/foundry outsourcingbusiness model has not been readily adopted by Japanese and other Asiancompanies, for that matter. IC Insights Inc. has recently reported thatnine fabless IC companies had sales of $1B or more in 2009, led byQualcomm Inc., based in San Diego, CA, and Advanced Micro Devices Inc.,based in Sunnyvale, CA, which shifted to a fabless business model in2009.
However, this trend has taken its toll on the U.S. job market and willworsen conditions in the next decade. U.S. semiconductor and otherelectronic component makers will lose 146,000 jobs between 2008 and2018, according to a report published by the U.S. Bureau of LaborStatistics (BLS) in December. The report ranks the chip industry secondhighest in terms of estimated job losses over the next decade, onlybehind retail department stores. The Phoenix, AZ area, formerly known as the Silicon Desert, has been affected by this trend, losing over 25,000 microchip jobs in the last 10 years.
Previously, from 1998 to 2008, 217,000 semiconductor jobs wereeliminated in the U.S. In specific, the semiconductor subcategory jobtotals fell dramatically from a peak of 292,000 jobs in 2001 to about185,000 in 2009, nearly a 40 percent reduction. Moreover, the BLSfigures project that U.S. semiconductor manufacturing employment willhave dropped from an annual high of 676,000 in 2000 to 287,000 by 2018,equivalent to approximately two-thirds of the workforce. Many of thesesame companies produce solar cells as well. Seventy percent of U.S. gross domestic product is associated with consumer spending; thus, a reduction in manufacturing will increase that alarming factor; in addition, consumers will have even less choice in terms of retail options.
The world's largest semiconductor foundry, Taiwan SemiconductorManufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC), headquartered in Taiwan, which hassubsequently developed a solar cell process line, recently announcednet income rose 163 percent for Q4 vs. last year and plans to addseveral thousand new workers this year to its labor force ofapproximately 23,000 globally. As more U.S. companies such as AMD andQualcomm rely more heavily on an outsourcing foundry model for theremicrochips, TSMC is planning to recruit more than 3,000 employees thisyear to support capacity expansion and aggressive technologydevelopment. Primarily engineers in semiconductor manufacturing andresearch and development will be hired, but the company is also addingpersonnel in solar, solid state lighting, information technology, marketing and sales, and management.
Thus, the semiconductor industry is undergoing a fundamental change instructure that will leave only a few companies producing devices at theleading edge, as more of them utilize common, shared foundry processesdue to the exorbitant cost of maintaining or building newstart-of-the-art fabrication facilities, which require multi-billiondollar investments. Bob Johnson, VP of research at the Gartner analystfirm, predicts that by 2014 there will be only 10 companies operatingat the leading edge: 1-2 non-memory device manufacturers, 4-5 memorychip companies, and 3 foundries. Similarly, Handel Jones, CEO ofInternational Business Strategies, predicts "significant changes" overthe next 5-10 years, both in terms of the structure of the industry andits budget framework. He has stated that once the 22nm node sizegeneration is in production by 2012, that there will be only threedevice manufacturers: Intel, Samsung and STMicroelectronics, along withfoundries: TSMC and Global Foundries. However, the semiconductorindustry has overcome daunting expectations before regarding devicesize shrinkage.
In any case, this is an alarming prediction for the semiconductorindustry. A follow-up article will be published by this author soon todiscuss the possibility of this trend emerging for the solar industryas well.
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Christmas Girl - Buckeye Brewing Company
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Ratings: 21 | Reviews: 14 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Brenden:
3.61/5 rDev +10.1%
There was no indication upon purchase (or drinking) that this was a limited release. I just figured it's a regular winter beer. I guess it's nice to get a crack at it.
The white, clean-looking head has some trouble forming, or at least sticking around when it does. It sits for a short time on a medium-yellow brew before dropping off. It does leave a bit of spotting as it goes.
I don't think anyone who knows the style would find this one to be far off. There's a little variance from the typical in the form of a grape-like twang and a mild tartness. Alcohol also has a very light but noticeable sting going into the finish. Otherwise, it's got the earthy, musty yeast notes and the brighter, white fruit flesh as well as a touch of bubble gum and a light fruity hoppiness along with a base of pale malts.
The feel tends somewhat toward harshness, particularly for a lighter, bright style. A big bite snaps hard at the tongue. It's about light-medium bodied, as it should be, and there's a good smoothness beneath, but it could use some tuning up. I suppose that won't be happening.
02-15-2013 17:41:31 | More by Brenden
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3/5 rDev -8.5%
10-20-2013 21:54:31 | More by Lanstrum
3.35/5 rDev +2.1%
Poured from 22oz bottle. Thanks to Lukafer for busting this out.
A- Pours a golden yellow color. One finger white head shows light retention. Some light spotty lacing left on the glass.
S- There are some light yeasty tones that come and go over the entire beer. I picked up some light cereal grains and huge amounts of wheat. There is a light musty barrel hint toward the end that didn't kill the aroma but didn't help it as well.
T- The front of this beer has a boatload of wheat undertones that go into overtones. A light yeasty appearance with cereal grains cover the middle of the beer with a bready malt underbody. Some light musty flavor with a hint of sourness and alcohol in the ending of hte beer. Very light bitterness in the tailend is from what I think is the hop bite...who knows though.
M- Light mouthfeel. Carbonation is good for the style and beer. Light cereal grains left on the palate with a hint of brewer's yeast. The aftertaste is sweet wheat and light alcohol. Flavors as a whole are malt and grain forward and not completely balanced. Light alcohol drying on the palate. Flavors were a little off in the ending of the beer.
D- This beer was drinkable don't get me wrong. A lot of average qualities to this one means you can drink it all night but there is something about it that makes you not want to drink it all night. Does that make any sense?
12-24-2010 02:14:02 | More by alleykatking
3.08/5 rDev -6.1%
Buckeye Brewing Christmas Girl... Pours a deep gold with loads of bubbles and nice foamy white head~ Doesn't smell too much different than an adjunct ale a bit more yeasty~ Ok Belgium gold, completely lacks complexity... Just a simple Belgium gold with some decant spice, tartness and a bit bitter~ Light tasting, Would be a good brew to throw back all night at 6.5%ABV, honestly for the price, you would be better just buying a Budweiser as this doesn't stand out as a true craft brew~ Overall: 5.3
05-30-2014 03:40:53 | More by BrewUSA
3/5 rDev -8.5%
12-18-2011 14:23:37 | More by DrBier
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
04-26-2014 13:32:40 | More by ttylicki
3.58/5 rDev +9.1%
I had this on tap for Christmas 2011, but was too intoxicated by the end of the night to remember if it was good or bad. Bought a bottle on a whim at Giant Eagle down the street this time around. It poured a finger and a half of vivacious and active head. Body is a light coppery yellow-orange. Head diminishes to a ring in a minute or so; slow yet steady, bubbles are observed reaching for the top. No lacing noted.
Yeast, light wheat and malt and start off the aroma. Smells faintly of candy sugar. Spices bring up the rear.
To be very honest, it's better than I expected. There is a sweet sugary burst that starts it off. Yeast and wheat take over, and are just surrounded by spices, which really ramp up at the end to mingle with the grassy hoppiness. All the flavors are very clean.
This beer coats the tongue rather evenly. It feels a little sticky front to back. Dry ending.
01-05-2013 00:55:00 | More by CFHMagnet
3.9/5 rDev +18.9%
Poured from a 22 oz bottle into an oversized wine glass. The bottle has a 40's era pin-up girl in small red dress and Santa cap. The label describes this as a Belgian-style golden ale with no spices added.
Pours a light straw-blush color, very clear with a small amount of head that quickly disappears.
Smells of grapes, yeast, and malt. Quite floral, it has a light aroma and look. So far, not your typical heavy seasonal ale.
Slightly sour, carbonated, and mildly malty, it tastes a bit like a Chardonnay. Simple and crisp, this is quite a change from the run-of-the-mill winter warmers that are so prevalent this time of year.
Mouthfeel is crisp, clean, and slightly tart.
Fairly drinkable, though not my typical style. Still, it's nice to have a different different Christmas brew option.
12-04-2010 23:16:49 | More by TheHoppiest
3.05/5 rDev -7%
Pours a clean golden yellow color with a white head. In the aroma, somewhat lager like and a small candy sugar presence. In the taste, still somewhat lager like with a small dry candy sugar in the end. A small bite and medium to lighter bodied mouthfeel, with a small dry lager like aftertaste. Like a lager that wanted to be a standard Belgian ale.
12-19-2011 19:06:09 | More by OWSLEY069
2.68/5 rDev -18.3%
Pours a yellow to gold color with no head to speak of except maybe a little bit of edging. The aroma is of lager yeast, the aroma is not very complex. The taste follows suit, it starts out like a lager and then there is a big candied yeast flavor. The mouthfeel is lowly to moderately carbonated. Overall it is an okay beer, the candied yeast taste at first seemed out of place but got better as the beer went, buckeye is a good brewery but this is not one of their better offerings.
12-31-2011 01:50:04 | More by goblue3509
4.18/5 rDev +27.4%
Pours a light, clear golden color. Small head falls quickly...no cap, no ring, no lacing. Various size bubbles float up to nowhere.
The aroma is very nice. Spice and apples are what I smell at first...there is also hints of funky, yeasty goodness...slightly phenolic. A truly Belgian inspired beer. Sexy and alluring.
The flavors match the nose well...spicy with fruity esters, and slightly phenolic.
A bit light / thin, with a nice prickly carbonation. It is dry a begs me to take several sips.
Another great Belgian inspired brew from the Buckeye Brewing Company, they really do Belgian styled beers right. I could drink several glasses of this without getting bored.
12-07-2010 03:45:22 | More by sitarist
3/5 rDev -8.5%
02-17-2013 22:23:19 | More by ejimhof
2.2/5 rDev -32.9%
Poured from a 22 oz. bomber into a tulip glass.
A - Golden straw clear color with a moderate head that dissipates into a ring. leaves almost no lacing behind.
S - Smells of white wine with an oakiness, although not an enjoyable oakiness as it almost hints of stale dog urine on a carpet (sorry to be graphic, it's just what I immediately conjure when taking a snort). The stale oakiness gets stronger as the beer warms up.
T - Slightly acidic and weak yeastiness, with a unappealing sour character that covers any maltiness. Very little bitterness.
M - Finishes dry, but not much else to put to the mouthfeel. Light bodied.
D - Not a fan of this at all. Almost like a white wine that is not enjoyable (Cut-rate Chardonnay). Flat taste with no complexity (for a Belgian has weak yeast character) , and the aroma really turns me off. Sorry Buckeye, I'm not a fan.
12-19-2010 02:59:49 | More by MowryJC
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
Was this really only brewed once? It just showed up on my local shop's shelves and tastes fresh...
22oz bottle poured into a tulip
A: Light, transparent orange with a one-finger head
S: Lots and lots of spice, especially cloves & nutmeg
T: Spice that matches the nose along with caramel & some yeast
M: Light-medium bodied, fresh
O: Why is the average score here so low? It's not my favorite Christmas ale but is certainly a very good beer
12-14-2013 01:00:27 | More by ONUMello
4.25/5 rDev +29.6%
Pours a clear golden color. A medium amount of carbonation creates a nice white head. The head has medium thickness and stays throughout the whole beer.
Smell is awesome. Everything I have had from Buckeye Brewing has the best aroma. Smell has such a nice sweet sugar smell to it. A clean malt smell as well.
Taste has such a nice Belgian taste to it. Belgians are great for clean wheat and biscuit malt tastes, spiced up by great sweet sugar tastes. This taste is very authentic Belgian for being made in wonderful Cleveland, OH. No spices added, because this beer is good enough on its own.
Mouthfeel is almost perfect. A good refreshing drink with nice carbonation. However, the beer is a full mouthful and leaves a nice linger.
Drinkability is great on this beer. A very nice beer that has so many great tastes without overwhelming. Almost all Christmas beers are so heavy and dark. By New Year's, I am almost sick of stouts and porters. This is a great change of pace and awesome Christmas beer. A new add to the holiday beer list that I may have every year from here on out.
04-23-2012 01:32:40 | More by BDIMike
3.5/5 rDev +6.7%
12-28-2011 16:03:45 | More by jharkins07
4.13/5 rDev +25.9%
This was a nice find at Saveon the other day. It may be May, but why shouldn't this still be good? It is!
It is beautiful in the glass. Nearly clear with a tiny but pretty head and a gorgeous yellow color. The aroma matches. Wonderfully yeasty (fruity).
The taste is very good. It is well balanced. Just what the style should be.
The aftertaste is just right too. Overall, this is an unexpected Christmas treat in May. A good bomber to pick up.
05-19-2013 00:52:39 | More by schoolboy
2.25/5 rDev -31.4%
03-16-2014 00:20:47 | More by Gobzilla
2.03/5 rDev -38.1%
$5.99/22 oz bottle
A: pale yellow color, cleared, poured with frothy head that quickly dissipated
S: very mild nose, has hints of Belgium-inspired golden ale but just very, very mild - slight fruitiness
T: again, has hints of Belgian golden ale - clean with Belgian ale spiciness but very thin and subdued
M: clean, water, thin
06-26-2011 14:48:05 | More by wisrarebeer
3.13/5 rDev -4.6%
I wasn't a huge fan of this one. Yeasty notes make some plays on the nose and in the flavor, but this really just strikes me as a bready-tasting ale. Little depth of flavor, little spicing at all, little to really think about. It really was a "blah" beer, that left me uninterested. Straw gold color with smallish white head, reminds me of BMC sadly (though without the excessive BMC fizziness). Medium to light bodied, pretty easy drink. Wouldn't get this again, though.
01-07-2011 20:01:00 | More by LordAdmNelson
3.5/5 rDev +6.7%
12-14-2013 22:51:13 | More by Sturmthis
Christmas Girl from Buckeye Brewing Company
78 out of 100 based on 21 ratings.


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Zucchini sliced in half and filled with a mince and cheese sauce mix. A slightly different take on stuffed zucchini and great for the big zucchinis that get away!
Recipe by: Patty Q.
This is a great budget dish for the whole family. Serve with a green salad or steamed vegetables for a complete meal.
Recipe by: Debbie Clark
My mother combined these ingredients to make a wonderful and convenient meal. To complete the meal serve with breadsticks and steamed vegetables.
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Miniature Yorkie Or Toy Yorkie
A miniature yorkie is not a different or another breed of dog, is used to refer to smaller yorkshire or below standard
Standard and toy are different races?
The AKC and other canine organizations, only recognize one breed that is yorkshire terrier, with a size that covers a range between 2 and 5 kg adult. This race is located within the so-called "breeds of toy dog", characterized by being small breed's size, here are the called "dogs", enrich for company. "If you have navigated the internet and visited Web sites of different Yorkshire Terrier breed, as well as official sites for the yorkie breed, you may have observed that many refers Yorkshire terrier standard and other toy, teacup or miniature yorkie."
What is a toy yorkshire or miniature yorkie?
Within the yorkshire terrier breed, obviously, depending on the size of the parents and the blood line, increasingly smaller yorkies or miniature be conceived. They are very popular as a companion dog, since people considers that the smaller your dog will be more easy to carry travel, put it in a bag etc. Must be borne in mind that to dog shows, the yorkshire terriers that are presented are of standard size, since that a yorkie from 4 or 5 kg, has a lovely port and a unique presentation to a toy of 2 kg. Therefore say that miniature yorkie is not a different race, is a feature used to name a small size yorkies, usually between 1.8 and 2.5 kg.
How do i know if a yorkshire is toy? What inconvenience has a miniature yorkie?
Unfortunately, many farms and shops, in their eagerness to sell and fulfill the requests of the customers, present their yorkshire as thumbnails, or dwarves, without worrying that the dog meets the true qualities of the breed, more than its size. Not be fie of those that generalize selling their puppies as toys, or assuring that it will be a real miniature. If you are looking for a yorky's small size, by necessity or that he likes as well, trying to find a recognized breeder of the race, who in addition to a healthy and beautiful, yorkshire can give you the smallest in a litter.
Are the smaller yorkshire weaker?
It is not that, it is evident that the first weeks of life, are much smaller, more sensitive lists to decreases in glucose, malnutrition etc. One of the main problems in the first days of life, is the smallest puppy of the litter, usually to be displaced by the more large when they want to suck mother. When they have several months, they are sensitive to downturns from sofas, chairs or own arms, as well as a standard, but with greater danger to the smaller size of the yorkie. The miniature yorkie are more susceptible to shock hypoglycemic (drop of sugar in the blood). Some toy breeds suffer from hypoglycemia as a metabolic disorder and the Yorkshire terriers belong to this group.


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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The Mississippi house passed the final version of a bill that supporters say could reduce consumers' out-of-pocket expenses for short-term payday loans.
However, the bill was held for more possible house debate before moving to the senate.
Under current law, check-cashing companies can charge fees equal to five hundred and seventy-two percent annual interest rate in Mississippi.
The bill proposes changing fees and giving customers the option of longer payback periods.
Opponents say it does too little to stop payday lenders from trapping consumers in debt.
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I've noticed that recently, given Monta's fluctuation between efficiency in some years and inefficiency in others, Biedrins' low TS but high rebound and WP48, Lee's decreased production, Monta vs. Steph debates, etc., there have been a lot of debates on GSoM as to how much we should invest in statistics. I have been vocal on this topic, so my intent is not to spark another debate, merely to provide a short, interesting read on the matter. ONEDUB!


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Q&A about Health Reform
- General Questions
- Medicare Questions
- Questions about Insurance Costs
- FEHBP Enrollment and Eligibility Questions
- Health Insurance Marketplace (Exchange) Questions
Q: How will the Affordable Care Act (ACA) affect me as a member of the Service Benefit Plan?
A: While the ACA expands access to insurance for millions of Americans and broadens health insurance benefits, it doesn't have a big impact on most federal employees covered by the Service Benefit Plan. The two main changes for FEHBP plans include expanding women's preventive care benefits and extended eligibility up to age 26 for covered young adult children.
Members of Congress and certain congressional staff will not be eligible to participate in the FEHBP as employees beginning in 2014.
Q: With an increase of insured people, will there be enough providers in the Blue Cross and Blue Shield network?
A: The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan relies on the provider networks of all the local Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans throughout the United States. This network has the largest number of hospitals, physicians and specialists of any health insurer in the country. We are always working on improving our network to make sure members have access to the care they need.
Q: How will the ACA impact overseas members?
A: In general, any ACA changes made to the Service Benefit Plan will also apply to members who live overseas. Examples include the extension of dependent coverage from age 21 up to age 26 and the expansion of preventive services coverage for women.
Q: Does the ACA affect prescription drug coverage?
A: No. The ACA does not affect prescription drug benefits for anyone with Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan coverage.
Q: With all of the changes required by the ACA, will the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan stay viable as an insurance provider?
A: We believe that Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans are well positioned to provide coverage with health reform, continuing to offer value to our customers for decades to come. Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans have offered the Service Benefit Plan since the FEHBP began in 1960, remain committed to the Program, and will work hard to meet any future challenges.
Q: Will the ACA limit or restrict benefits offered by the Service Benefit Plan?
A: No. Your benefits will not be limited or restricted as a result of the ACA. In fact, the ACA expands the benefits offered by the Service Benefit Plan—for example, by extending the coverage of dependent children up to age 26 and by adding some preventive benefits at no additional cost to members.
Q: I have Medicare and Service Benefit Plan coverage. How will the ACA affect the way these health plans work?
A: It won't. Currently, for members who have Medicare as their primary payer, the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan offers a strong, comprehensive benefits package. The ACA does not change this.
Q: Will it still be necessary to have both Medicare and the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan?
A: This has never been required, but having both gives you additional coverage. While Medicare pays a significant part of your healthcare costs, it leaves some gaps. Your Service Benefit Plan coverage plus Medicare coverage work together to increase your benefits and lower your out-of-pocket costs.
Q: I have both Medicare A and B and Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan coverage. Will the ACA have an effect on what I should have in order to maximize benefits with the least cost?
A: No. When you have Medicare Part A and Part B plus the Service Benefit Plan, most of your covered services are paid in full, and you do not have any out-of-pocket costs. The Service Benefit Plan pays the Medicare Part A deductibles and coinsurance amounts for covered services. When you have Medicare Part B, we pay the Part B deductible and coinsurance amounts. Plus, you won't have to pay the Service Benefit Plan deductible, coinsurance and copayment amounts for covered services. The Service Benefit Plan also provides prescription drug coverage.
Please read the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan's federal brochure (RI 71-005) for additional information.
Q: Why doesn't the Service Benefit Plan cover prescription copayments for those who have Medicare Part B?
A: We understand that prescription costs can be a hardship for retired people with fixed incomes. However, it is important to remember that eliminating copayments and deductibles will usually increase premiums. Completely waiving prescription copayments for Service Benefit Plan members with Medicare Part B would not be cost-effective and would significantly increase premiums.
Q: Can you explain how the "donut hole" coverage gap works? How will it affect those of us who have Medicare (Part D) as well as the Service Benefit Plan for prescriptions?
A: The "donut hole" is a feature of the prescription drug benefits available under Medicare Part D, either through separate Medicare Prescription Drug Plans or as part of Medicare Advantage Plans, which also cover hospital and professional services.
The "donut hole" is an annual coverage gap that is a feature of Medicare Part D. It occurs because Part D's coverage temporarily stops after the benefits it has paid reaches a certain dollar amount and does not resume until the person (or certain others on his behalf) has spent a certain amount. Once the "donut hole" is satisfied, the Medicare Part D plan will cover almost all of the cost of covered prescription drugs for the rest of the calendar year.
The benefits that the Service Benefit Plan pays as the secondary payer to a Medicare Part D plan do not count toward satisfying the "donut hole."
Questions about Insurance Costs
Q: I am concerned about rising health costs. Will they rise?
A: We are all entering a new environment that will be very different from today's health insurance marketplace. No one can accurately predict exactly what impact all the changes will have on future costs. The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit Plan will keep you updated on health reform changes that affect you. We are committed to making coverage under the Service Benefit Plan as affordable as possible.
FEHBP Enrollment and Eligibility Questions
Q: Does the ACA allow all Americans to enroll in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP)?
A: No. The ACA does not allow everyone to get coverage through the FEHBP as it is an employer-sponsored plan. The ACA allows the general public to enroll in the Health Insurance Marketplace, also known as health insurance exchanges. However, the ACA does allow certain tribal organizations to enroll their employees in the FEHBP. Those organizations that choose to enroll in the FEHBP and their employees must pay 100 percent of their premium with no government contribution.
Q: Will I have to buy a new health plan if I already have health insurance through the Service Benefit Plan?
A: No. We believe that any person who has coverage through the Service Benefit Plan meets the ACA requirement and will not be forced to buy another form of coverage.
Q: Is there a scenario where the FEHBP and the Service Benefit Plan would end?
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text: Smart travel is safe travel 25 November 2011 Smart travel is safe travel Media release Sydney 25 November 2011 Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has today launched the newest phase of the Australian Government's Smartraveller campaign. The new initiatives, which put Australia at the leading edge of consular services around the world, are targeted at making smarter travel easier for Australians. Mr Rudd today relaunched the Smartraveller website – a cleaner, clearer, more intuitive and easier to navigate site that will link to social media platforms and embedded videos. Mr Rudd also unveiled the Smartraveller web app, which will make it easier for travellers to access key Smartraveller services anywhere in the world, including updated travel advisories. "It's vital that the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's consular services are as effective and accessible to as many Australians as possible," Mr Rudd said. "We are working hard to adapt to the changing needs of travelling Australians – at any one time, we have about one million Australians abroad. "This Government will always make the safety and security of Australians its highest priority, but unfortunately, things can – and do – go wrong." Mr Rudd encouraged travellers to be prepared before they headed off for their summer holidays by registering their travel plans, reading and subscribing to travel advice and alerts, and taking out appropriate insurance before leaving the country. Media enquiriesMinister's office: (02) 6277 7500DFAT Media Liaison: (02) 6261 1555


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5 Sports Fans Who Ruined Sports
We're not #1 on the list but as for ruining sports we were the source that started it and it was Florida that took it to ridiculous levels. As for an Octopi hitting the ice after every playoff goal that stretching the truth. On a side note I'm sure everyone here will agree that #1 is one of the most annoying things to happen to sports ever. It was the main reason I muted the TV during the World Cup. God forbid if they start handing them out at hockey games.


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29 March 2012, Pyapon - First Secretary Mr. Philip Hewitt from the New Zealand Embassy in Bangkok visited Ngutaw and Kan Seik villages of Cyclone Nargis affected Pyapon Township to inspect LIFT's partner PACT Myanmar's microfinance project.
"The enthusiasm from the potential borrowers at the microfinance training showed that the LIFT project is helping to meet a demand for capital at the village level. Microfinance borrowers are using loans to increase their incomes and to better support their families," said Hewitt.
From 2010 onwards, 2,715 microfinance clients from 35 villages have benefited from LIFT's funded microfinance programme and a total of 2,389 loans amounted to US$ 259,573 have been disbursed to initiate small businesses across Paypon Township.
LIFT funded PACT project was initiated in Pyapon Township of Ayeyarwady Delta in January 2010. This project is one of 22 LIFT-funded projects in the Delta that is boosting people's livelihood opportunities. The first phase of LIFT-funded 22 projects focused largely on replacing agricultural assets lost during Cyclone Nargis. PACT's microfinance project supported storm-hit rural communities to organize self-help groups and introduce savings-led microfinance projects.
LIFT's projects also provide training to assist communities manage their business and technical training to implement their local businesses such as setting up tailoring and grocery shops.
During the first phase LIFT provided cash grants amounting USD 287,500 to 2,500 vulnerable households through PACT. Moreover, it assisted local people to organize 43 savings-led microfinance groups and 31 village disaster preparedness taskforces.
The second phase of microfinance project has focused on the provision of credit and creating rural employment opportunities for the landless and marginal farmers. LIFT funded microfinance project also provided agricultural loans to 1,218 farmer households from 35 villages, ensuring that subsistence farmers were able to invest in paddy cultivation. The microfinance-based rural development project aims to assist vulnerable grassroots from 50 villages of the township by May 2014.
Mr. Philip Hewitt concluded that "New Zealand is committed to supporting sustainable economic development in Myanmar and helping villages recover from the effects of Cyclone Nargis. The LIFT project provides a coordinated and efficient mechanism to manage donor funds to make a difference through small scale loans."


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They're back! Hip-hop's most notorious crew, Odd Future, is assembling a new project for release this spring.
Tyler, the Creator, Frank Ocean, and the rest of the OFWGKTA collective will release The OF Tape Vol. 2 on March 20 via Odd Future Records. The follow-up to 2008's The Odd Future Tape will feature all-new music from Tyler the Creator and Frank Ocean, along with Hodgy Beats, Left Brain, Domo Genesis, Mike G, Syd the Kyd, and The Internet.
To promote the release, the group will embark on a 10-city national tour across the US in March that will include a show and OF pop-up retail store in each city. Each concert will also open with an exclusive viewing of "Loiter Squad" prior to the live action series' March 25 premiere on Adult Swim.
Leader Tyler, the Creator is also readying Wolf, the follow-up to his solo album Goblin, for a late spring release and Mellowhype's (Left Brain and Hodgy Beats) Numbers will arrive this summer.
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NEW YORK (MainStreet) – Federal prosecutors shut down the popular file-sharing website Megaupload on Thursday after having indicted the service earlier in the month for helping to pirate content that cost copyright holders "well in excess of $500 million," but this decision raises concerns about which other sites may be targeted next.
Megaupload billed itself as being a "leading online storage and file delivery service," and on the surface the site did have much in common with more reputable storage services like Dropbox, SugarSync and Box.net. Each allowed users to save and share media files in the cloud for little to no cost. Yet, there were several key differences between Megaupload and these other sites which will likely prevent prosecutors from targeting them.
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"Though people can use these legitimate services to bypass copyright restrictions, they are not designed to make that easy to do," says Frank Gillett, a senior analyst at Forrester Research who focuses on infrastructure technologies like cloud computing.
With Megaupload's affiliate sites like Megavideo and Megaporn, users could search for copyrighted content uploaded to the site by anyone, which allowed these sites to function more like peer-to-peer file-sharing services. On the other hand, traditional cloud storage services like Dropbox do not let users perform a system-wide search on the site for content. Instead, users can only share files with themselves and the handful of friends and co-workers they may connect with on the site.
To be sure, that does leave the virtual door open for friends to share copyrighted songs or videos with one another, but search limitations (not to mention storage space limitations) necessarily prevent this from turning into a widespread online piracy ring. Indeed, at its worst, Dropbox effectively functions as a digital version of friends sharing mix tapes with one another.
What's more, Gillett argues that the fundamental business strategy for the legitimate storage sites differs significantly from that of Megaupload. He points to a report from the Palo Alto Networks that distinguishes between storage services like Dropbox and Box.net that are used for productivity purposes (sharing Word documents and the like) and those like Megaupload that are used for entertainment purposes, based on the kind of content that appears on the site and amount of bandwidth it takes up.
The fact that Megaupload's bread and butter was making copyrighted content incredibly easy to access and share, combined with the many explicit wrongdoings outlined in the Justice Department's 72-page report on the company, make it less of a surprise that the site was ultimately shut down.
"Looking at the website, the warning signs were certainly there. You should always be asking yourself if it seems too good to be true," Gillett says. "I don't see it as posing a long-term issue for the other legitimate cloud services."
Seth Fiegerman is a staff reporter at MainStreet. You can reach him by e-mail at email@example.com, or follow him on Twitter at @sfiegerman.


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Women and Second Careers
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Business and political leaders talked about second careers for women. They advised women to follow their dreams and passions and to also support other women.
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Suns Unsuccessfully Shopping Childress
The Suns have been unsuccessful in their attempts to trade forward Josh Childress, according to executives. Phoenix signed Childress to a five-year, $33.5 million contract this past summer. He is averaging just 17 minutes per game. Unbelievable - Childress could lead any team to the promised land.


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Occupy Nashville protesters who were arrested and cited last month for trespassing on state Capitol grounds got their citations dismissed during a hearing Monday morning in Nashville.General Sessions Judge Dianne Turner issued the ruling.Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam's spokesman said prosecutors were asked last week to drop charges against dozens of Occupy Nashville protesters.Spokesman David Smith said the decision to dismiss the charges against 55 protesters was made in light of a federal judge's ruling that the state couldn't enforce the new curfew on the grounds around the state Capitol.State troopers arrested protesters the nights of Oct. 28 and Oct. 29, but both times a Nashville magistrate refused to jail the protesters.*The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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I made a league on Yahoo. I know it's Yahoo but I really like their set up there and it was easy to do. Let's get 10 guys (or girls) who can come in and have some friendly fun and lets make this a great experience.
I guess I'm the commissioner, I'm hoping people will play through no matter what (I always do)... lets see who can beat me and make this shit fun.
Good luck, let me know if you are joining and try using your BGN names please so we all know who is who.
Live Draft on August 7th (next sunday) at 5pm..
Weeks 14-16 are playoffs.. 6 teams will make the playoffs.
2 divisions, winner of each gets the #1 seed.
10 teams will be in this one.
League Name is EaglesBGN
League ID number is: 277540
Password is Nnamdi
It's 10 teams, let's get 10 people who will play through no matter what... once it fills up I'll let everybody know on here.


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Brian Floyd, Vince Grippi Win The Internet
Immediately below this FanShot is a piece by Brian on why C.J. Mizell should start immediately at middle linebacker. If you click on the link above, you'll read Grippi's more or less direct response to Brian. People, this is seriously the best of what the Internet can bring to the coverage of a team. A fan who closely follows a team makes a well-reasoned suggestion, and the mainstream guy, instead of ignoring or ridiculing it, chimes in with his perspective, which is unique and informed. Sometimes, I really love what I do.


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August 26, 2004
Albany - Olympic Gymnastic competitions may be over, but the dream continues in the hearts of many. Training starts at a young age and not everyone makes it to the Olympic platform.
In order to get to the Olympics you have to practice.
Eleven-year-old, Brooke Renfroe, says, " I do want to become an Olympian, I think I'm really going to become one."
While Renfroe and Casey Millhof are strengthening their dreams, they're keeping an eye on Greece from No Limitz in Albany. Casey laughs, "Yes, and I've seen lots of cool tricks on bars."
Casey thinks Olympian Carly Patterson is cool under pressure and Brooke has kept her eye on Courtney McCool. Brooke smiles, "She's an idol for me."
Idols that have taught these young ladies there's something that's just as important, if not more, than a fancy routine. It's the exclamation point on a routine. Casey explains, "You have to stick it."
And stick to strict training. Casey admits, "It's pretty hard with the coach yelling at you." Especially if the coach doubles as your mom. Coach Cathy Millhof says a recipe for a golden gymnast is strength, balance and bravery.
And when you fall, Casey, adds, "I know it's just a sport and the whole world is not going to end, I just get back up and do it."
Back up to try for an Olympic medal. Brooke says, "I think it would be awesome."
An awesome dream for the nine and 11 year old, who together, have competed less than ten years.
Gymnastic coach Millhof watches the Olympics to try new tricks in her classes.
No Limitz is expanding and will be moving to Lee County next month.
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AARITILA - ...Ja Kaikki Kuitenkin Paattyy Kuolemaan! LP
ASSAULT - 2nd LP
ASSAULT - Martyrdom 7"
BALANCE OF TERROR/STRAIGHT TO HELL - split 7"
BORN DEAD ICONS - Salvation On The Knees CD (sold out)
BORN DEAD ICONS - Salvation On The Knees LP
DEATHREAT - Consider It War LP
DEATHREAT - Reason To Live... 7" (sold out)
DEATHREAT - The Severing of... CD
DEATHREAT - The Severing of... LP (sold out)
D.S.B. - Pure Cultivation 7"
D.S.B. - Wait Tremblingly!! 7"
FORWARD - Burn Down The Corrupted Justice LP
FROM ASHES RISE - Life And Death 7"
GUDON - 1984 to 1990 LPx2
GOUKA - Chaos 7"
HARUM SCARUM - The Last Light LP/CD
KRUW - The Punx 7" EP
MURDERED MINORITY - Calls Of Reason 10" (sold out)
NO PARADE - Ceaseless Fire LP
NO PARADE - Nightsticks & Justice 7"
WARCRY - Harvest of Death 7"
ZONE - Squeezed State LP
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Debut 6 song 12" from Cut-Throat; fast and raw Portland hardcore Scandi-style punk here with a bit of MotorSchool thrown in ... members/ex members of Detestation, Harum-Scarum, Dog Soldier, Hellshock, Blood Spit Nights, Religious War, Atrocious Madness, Defiance. One sided 12" with an etching on the blank side... artwork by Yossie. (Partners In Crime #25)
GUDON - 1984 to 1990 LPx2
Well, its finally out! Double LP of almost all Gudon's material... Sadly their flexi was left off by the band's request. Blazing Japanese hardcore/punk from the mid '80s. One of my favorites, and (in my opinion) one of the most underated Japanese hardcore bands. Members went on to be in lots of more great bands... noteably Judgement and Bastard, etc... Limited to 1000 copies. Full color extra thick gatefold sleeves w/ Sugi artwork throughout. Description by Billy of Partners In Crime. (Partners In Crime #22)
KRUW - The Punx 7" EP
...Ten bucks says you will fall in love with Osaka City punkers Kruw just as we did when we heard their CDR on Bakuretsu Records from Japan. This band has a kind of energy that I can't really even describe. It's energy in a way which you rarely hear anymore. It's not energy from distortion, or over- production, or even from the masterful musicianship... these songs explode. For fans of early '80s fast and sloppy punk and hardcore... Not a comparison here, but I believe fans of early Japanese punk will love this. I know I do... everything from the out of tune guitars, to the wonderful artwork... this is brilliant punk rock. (Partners In Crime #23)
FORWARD - Burn Down The Corrupted Justice LP
Brand new LP by long running Japanese hardcore legends Forward, this time around adding back original guitarist Souichi (Insane Youth) for a return to the older Forward sound.... fucking great Japanese hardcore... (ex-Deathside, Insane Youth... etc). (Partners In Crime #20)
ZONE - Squeezed State LP
Japanese hardcore legends Zone are back! We are very honored to be releasing their first full length on vinyl. Existing for well over ten years, Zone has toured and played with all of the great modern Japanese hardcore heavyweights, Deathside, Warhead, Liberate, Forward... etc, etc. For those of you who have heard their first two 7" EPs on H:G Fact, you know what to expect; non-stop japanese hardcore... with great hints of UK '83
(Chaos UK, Disorder, GBH, etc.) style punk thrown in for good measure. This is a one time pressing of 1000!!! (Partners in Crime #18)
ASSAULT - 2nd LP
Finally out on vinyl... Japanese hardcore masters Assault bless us with their first full length, released on CD by H:G Fact (Japan) and previously only available on CD... those of you who witnessed the power of Assault on their tour last year of the US (with From Ashes Rise) will understand the need to have this one in the collection... Partners In Crime is proud to present this in a one time pressing of 1000. So get it while you can... and don't come crying when you miss out on it. (Partners in Crime #19)
The East Coast's best kept secret is out... Smoking hardcore from Boston, think old Deathreat mixed with some tasteful Japanese and Swedish influences!! Fuck yeah, this record kicks serious ass... the recording is perfect for the style and the songs are catchy, political and inspired. Great new band, great new record... Do yourself a favor and check 'em out on tour right now!!! (Partners in Crime #21)
AARITILA - ...Ja Kaikki Kuitenkin Paattyy Kuolemaan! LP
One time pressing only! Liscensed from 1000db Records/Sweden Classic Finnish HC punk that sounds like it could have been released in '83... and it almost could have been... most of the members of Aartila have been in bands almost that long!!! Featuring Lazze the vocalist from Riistetyt and members (or ex-members) of Meanwhile, Totalitar, No Security, Valvontakomissio... if you like early Finnish style hardcore punk then this will amaze you. (Partners In Crime #17)
HARUM SCARUM - The Last Light LP or CD
Seven more smoking tracks from Portland's Harum Scarum. The sound is slightly different than on their previous releases as Harum Scarum has lost their singer and are now a three piece with the other members taking over the vocals. Still this LP is filled with catchy melodic punk/hardcore songs that certainly will not disappoint all the folks that have enjoyed their previous LPs. The CD version is also available now! (Partners in Crime #16)
WARCRY - Harvest of Death 7"
I have no idea where Warcry are from, and fact I know almost nothing about this release other than the record is on Partners in Crime. The 7" has four songs, and they are pretty damn good. The sound is d-beat hardcore that is certainly a bit influenced by Discharge, but in a good way. A nice 7" from Warcry. (Partners In Crime #15)
D.S.B. - Wait Tremblingly!! 7"
Three more tracks from Japan's D.S.B.!! These songs were recorded in 2002 and 2003 and they are just more examples of raging Japanese hardcore from this great band!! (Partners In Crime #14)
GOUKA - Chaos 7"
The brand new one by these Japanese raw d-beat punk masters... great Scandinavian/ Japanese influenced hardcore punk here, with a singer that sounds really, really pissed off! (Partners In Crime #13)
DEATHREAT - Consider It War LP
Twelve new thrashing and raging hardcore anthems from Deathreat. Recorded in Tokyo, Japan in 2001 Consider It War is a Deathreat epic with no holds barred; exactly what you would expect from a brand new Deathreat record! Deathreat features members of His Hero Is Gone, Tragedy, and Severed Head Of State. (Partners In Crime #8)
D.S.B. - Pure Cultivation 7"
Three tracks of fast, aggressive hardcore from Japan. D.S.B. plays it quick and heavy with a frantic energy that comes through loud and clear. Another great release from Partners In Crime. (Partners in Crime #12)
BALANCE OF TERROR/STRAIGHT TO HELL - split 7"
Straight to Hell are from Rhode Island, while Balance of Terror are from New York. Together they create a vicious and great sounding split 7" that will certainly appeal to all those folks that are into the Talk Is Poison, Deathreat, From Ashes Rise, No Parade camp of hardcore. Well done musically, and packaged in a black and white cover of course. (Partners In Crime #11)
NO PARADE - Ceaseless Fire LP
Fifteen tracks of powerful but catchy hardcore from No Parade. The style is similar to From Ashes Rise or Tragedy, and in fact No Parade features members of From Ashes Rise. The music is harsh and hard hitting with screamed vocals, but the melodic underbelly keeps the songs memorable and almost pleasant. Even better than their debut 7". (No Parade #10)
ASSAULT - Martyrdom 7"
Three tracks of slightly metallic hardcore from Japan. The sound is relentless and vicious with a catchy underbelly slightly hidden under the destruction; very well suited for Partners In Crime. Assault recently released a CD on HG:Fact Records in Japan. (Partners In Crime #6)
DEATHREAT - Reason To Live... 7" (sold out)
The repressing of this awesome eight song Deathreat 7" is finally available once again! (Partners In Crime #1)
BORN DEAD ICONS - Salvation On The Knees LP (CD version sold out)
This Canadian band is becoming highly prolific as they release their second full length LP just weeks after releasing a new 7". These ten new tracks continue their sinisterly dark sounding assault of heavy drudging hardcore. The sound is influenced by Motorhead and Amebix, and it is utterly negative and oppressive. (Partners in Crime #7)
FROM ASHES RISE - Life and Death 7"
This seven song 7" was the second release for From Ashes Rise. Life and Death has been out of print for some time now, and Partners In Crime has finally decided to re-issue it. Another great releases from this awesome His Hero Is Gone influenced hardcore outfit. (Partners In Crime Records #2)
NO PARADE - Nightsticks & Justice 7"
Featuring members of From Ashes Rise, No Parade can be counted as another member of the His Hero Is Gone, Tragedy, Deathreat, and From Ashes Rise community. The music is powerful with a catchy sense to it, and the vocals are very much akin to what you would expect from the aforementioned bands. Another great release for Partners In Crime. (Partners In Crime Records #4)
DEATHREAT - The Severing Of The Last Barred Window CD
The Deathreat gatefold LP is now reissued on CD and LP (the new version of the LP is NOT a gatefold). Fast and furious just like all of their past efforts, only this time around you get more than you can handle. The CD includes the LP as well as 18 additional tracks from their various 7"s and compilation contributions for a total song count of thirty-six tracks! Blood and guts hardcore in the tradition of Discharge, His Hero Is Gone, and Sweden. (Partners In Crime Records #3)


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It's possible that I'm going crazy. I have tried absolutely everything to get rid of the blackheads on my nose: creams, ointments, potions, lotions, squeezing, pore strips, and so on. Best-case scenario, they're gone for a day or two, but then they fill right back up again. Is there anything I can do to get rid of these suckers for keeps?
It's time to play my favorite game: good news, bad news. Let's start with the good news. If your blackheads are all the same size, located on your nose your chin or another oily part of your face, and re-appear in a day or two after extraction, you probably don't have blackheads at all: What you have are sebaceous filaments, which are essentially the footprint for the glands that produce the oils that lubricate your face. You want these glands to exist: without them, your face would look like a badly refolded map, and all the lotions and potions in the world wouldn't coax it into suppleness.
So now that I've cured you of your blackheads using only my powers of typing, what's the bad news? The bad news is that there's no cure for sebaceous filaments. You can pick, rip, or suck them out all you want: they'll just fill right back up again, as you've discovered to your sorrow. And of course, this news probably isn't going to cheer you up very much if you were hoping to get rid of them, but at least you can comfort yourself with the knowledge that your problem isn't actually a problem, per se.
A few things to keep in mind, here: while the size and appearance of your filaments depends a lot on genetics, just about everyone has visible pores. If you haven't noticed them on other people, it's because you don't spend much time staring at other people's faces. Even supermodels have them: that's one of many reasons why heavy air-brushing looks so creepy in magazine ads. Our unconscious mind picks up on the fact that live people shouldn't have skin like a spackled Barbie doll, even if our conscious mind wants to believe that whatever product they're selling will give us the same appearance.
If you want to diminish the appearance of your sebaceous filaments, the secret, as always, is to follow a good skin care routine, using gentle cleansers that are appropriate for your skin type, and taking care not to over-wash or dry out your skin, and to moisturize afterward.
If you're really worried about how they look, you can always invest in a good concealer (lots of good ones here, some on the cheap side) but take care not to cake on the makeup. Nothing draws attention to your pores more than a heavy coating of paint. Just ask any actress whose films are now showing on high-definition TV channels. Yikes.
Finally, and I know you know this, but whatever you do, don't ever, ever, ever pick your pores. Believe me, I know how satisfying it is to harvest all that sebum, but while you're picking, you're stretching out your pores and making them look bigger than ever. Once your pores are damaged, it's hard to turn back the clock.
Hope that helps!


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9 to 10 a.m.: Women's Bible Study at the YMCA every week. All ladies of all ages are welcome. Info: 812-663-3531.
10 a.m.: Support group for widows and widowers meets every week at Westport Christian Church. Info: 812-591-3807.
10 -11:45 a.m.: Seniors Bible study and fellowship in the YMCA conference room every week. Info: Connie McCracken at 663-3531.
Noon: Human Services Board of Directors meets the fourth week of the month at 1585 Indianapolis Road, Columbus. Info: 812-372-8407.
1:30 p.m. - Euchre at Greensburg Adult Center.
4 p.m.: Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) weight loss support group meets every week at First Christian Church in Greensburg. Weigh-in is from 4 to 4:30 p.m. Meeting starts at 4:30 p.m. Info: 812-663-3763 or 812-663-5623.
5:30 p.m. - Blue Grass jam sessions at Greensburg Adult Center.
6:15 p.m.: Greensburg Kiwanis Club meets at Cattlemen's Inn the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Guests welcome.
6:15 p.m.: New Point Kiwanis meets in the New Point Community Center first and third weeks of the month.
6:30 p.m.: Greensburg Night Bloomers meet the third week of the month. Info: Emily Kuntz at 663-8605 or Sarah Nahmias at 663-2825
7 p.m.: Fibromyalgia Support Group meets the first week of the month at Arbor Grove Village in the Community Room. Info: 663-8553.
7 p.m.: Tree County Players meet the third week of the month at the TCP office.
7 p.m.: The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 315 S. Ireland Street.
9:30 a.m.: Al-Anon meets in the First Presbyterian Church basement every week, 202 North Franklin Street. Use the Washington Street entrance.
9:30 a.m. - Greensburg Adult Center Council meeting the first Wednesday of every month.
6:30 a.m.: The Optimist Club meets at Somethin's Perkin every week.
1:30 p.m. - Crochet club meets at Greensburg Adult Center.


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I sent an e-mail on Dec.13 to the Peoria Police Department regarding the thousands of reported violations. (Where were the code officers?) I sent an e-mail on Nov.14 regarding the revised code of RV parking in driveways for the purpose of loading. (When does the 24-hour clock start?)
The questions have never been answered, which comes as no surprise considering the city officials to whom the inquiry was addressed.
It also came as no surprise when former police spokesman Jay Davies informed me that the thousands of violations I have been reporting annually for several years will no longer be received at the non-emergency police number.
The reason for the change is obvious: to discourage residents from calling and reminding Peoria enforcement how miserably they failed, to prevent the release of public information when it was proven that Peoria cops have no interest in carrying out their sworn duties, and to try to mask the fact that they are lying on their incident reports.
So, when we hear from the self-described "best and brightest" that they are concerned, and that residents' concerns will be addressed, I have to chuckle, knowing the desperate and self-degrading measures some will resort to for the purpose of being elected or hired for a position for which they may not be qualified.
Phoenix Police Chief Daniel V.Garcia is correct and demonstrates experience and leadership when suggesting that officers should be reminded of their sworn duties and be required to take the oath annually.
—Roland Hill, Peoria
Prayer is unnecessary in schools
Some recent opinions have called for allowing prayer back in schools.
Since when can't students pray silently to themselves in a classroom, hallway, restroom or cafeteria during school hours? Is their almighty God only able to hear prayers that are expressed aloud? In fact, according to the Bible, Jesus would probably not have condoned public prayer, as addressed in Matthew 6:5-6.
—Edward Jerome, Glendale


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Around 60 snakes, most of which are venomous, were found inside a single trailer.
Henderson County and Wildlife Rescue Commission crews spent all day Friday removing them, after the owner was bitten.
"When you're dealing with something that is deadly poisonous, speed is not the primary concern, safety is the primary concern," said Henderson Sheriff's Office Capt. Jerry Rice.
Neighbors of Walter Clarence Kidd say they watched the crews carry out at least 60 snakes from his trailer.
Capt. Rice said a Henderson County Sheriff's Office follow-up investigation began after Pardee Hospital reported an exotic snake bite. He said investigators waited until Kidd had been treated for his snake bite - that involved being air-lifted to Columbia, S.C., the closest place with the specific anti-venom for the snake that bit him.
Capt. Rice said the snake removal process was an ordeal.
"The bulk of the snakes were venomous, some of them very, very deadly, no anti-venom available for them, anyone that could've gotten bitten by them, it was potentially lethal," said Capt. Rice.
Neighbor, Carol Breedlove, said, "[It's scary really.. cause I've got a kid and I've got a little dog, and if those snakes had got loose, you know, could've hurt somebody."
Sheriff's officials tell us that all the snakes have now been taken to Raleigh to the North Carolina State Museum of Natural Sciences. That's where scientists are trying to determine the species of the snakes, to determine what charges the owner may be facing.
A North Carolina law went into effect this past December, strengthening the laws to keep exotic snakes. It mandates that owners have to register, and maintain exotic snakes according to specific guidelines. Once the species of all the snakes are determined, the Henderson County Sheriff's Office investigation can continue.
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Took hotel shuttle [$10] to port at 11am as RCI bus going to many hotels. Security that previously was grim were very friendly, smiling and seemed happy at work. Credit to Agency....big change.
On ship within 20mins and cabins all ready as ship had been in drydock. Dropped off hand luggage and then to Windjammer for food... one must. Luggage arrived about 3pm and then drill at 4.30 and sail away at 5. If not aware webcam at Everglades and my daughter in Scotland identified us from rear of ship on balcony.
Food: Quality and amount has reduced over the years but waiters bring you anything extra you ask for. Went to Chops,,,fantastic as usual.
Crown Anchor: 1082 members onboard. did not go to welcome back etc due to numbers. We are Diamond Level so could go to Vortex from 5.30pm - 8pm for free wines and 20% off spirits.
Enrichment:CSI phenomenon; Very good, about TV programmes and DNA.
Ports: None of them on list below. Really says it all.
Ponta Delgada, Azores. I think we had to stop after 7 days at sea. Pleasant enough.
Brest: Working docks.Why did we stop here?
Cherbourg: Nice French port, nice shops and cafes etc. Escursions available.
Did not go to shows as clashed with Diamond Lounge with free wine.. no choice.


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Hand cut off in machine is sewn back by Broomfield surgeon
Posted: December 13, 2012|
By Faye McBride email@example.com
A SURGEON from Broomfield hospital has managed to reattach a man's hand after it was severed in an industrial accident.
Mak Tare, a consultant plastic surgeon, spent ten hours painstakingly wiring 37-year-old Atushkumar Patel's bones, tendons and nerves back together after his four fingers and part of his right hand were chopped off by a machine he was cleaning.
And just five weeks after his horrific accident, Mr Patel has managed to regain the movement and feeling in his fingers.
Mr Tare, of Patching Hall Lane, said: "Mr Patel is the sole breadwinner, has two young children and is right handed so we knew we had to do everything we could to save his hand.
"From the accident to the procedure you have about six hours to get into surgery so it's high-pressured.
"I've never seen a case like this at the hospital but your training immediately kicks in and you know what to do."
Mr Patel had been cleaning a machine when it started automatically, slicing off his hand.
He said: "The machine started, I don't know how, and my hand was caught.
"I instantly felt pain and the machine part that had started carries parts and drops them into another part of the machine and that's what it had done with my hand.
"I was very shocked, but the hospital and Mr Tare have been fantastic.
"I can't believe what they've managed to do."
Mr Patel of Forest Gate, east London, spent 20 days in hospital and underwent another six-hour operation to attach skin and blood vessels from his thigh onto his hand.
Mr Tare, who has worked at Broomfield for ten years, said: "I'm delighted with how things have progressed so far and the team really has done a miraculous job.
"If you can only save one person's hand in your career then it's definitely worth it.
"Mr Patel underwent two big operations and is now undergoing physiotherapy, but we hope he'll be able to return to work very soon.
"Broomfield is a centre of excellence in this sort of surgery because of the infrastructure we have in place and the fact that we're able to mobilise our resources so quickly to deal with traumas like this.
"It was a remarkable case to work on and Mr Patel has become quite famous in the hospital."
Karen Hibberd, associate practitioner, who was working on the night Mr Patel came in, added: "He was brilliant throughout, he didn't faint and was smiling all the time.
"It's been fantastic to be part of something so amazing."
See the uncensored images of Mr Patel's hand at www.thisistotalessex.co.uk


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Digital Scholarship Seminar
The Digital Scholarship Seminar is a seminar for researchers working in any branch of the arts and humanities who are engaged in the creation and/or exploitation of digital resources in the course of their research.
The aims of the seminar are:
- To build and reinforce connections among the community of scholars in NUIG currently working on projects with digital elements.
- To provide a network of support for academics and students beginning new research programmes with a digital focus.
- To facilitate sharing of expertise among researchers engaged in digital methods and scholarship.
- To increase awareness of current digital projects among the wider research community.
- To bring outside expertise on digital research to NUIG on a regular basis with invited speakers.
Our Spring 2013 seminar series has now ended (see Archive).
See below for plans for Autumn 2013.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/nuigdss
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Pádraic Moran (Classics): email@example.com
Justin Tonra (English): firstname.lastname@example.com
Programme: Spring Seminar 2014
Tuesday 11 March, 2–3pm. Moore Institute Room G010
Dr Giles Bergel (Visiting Speaker, University of Oxford)
Image, Text, Tune and Tradition: Some Semantic and Computational Approaches to Digitising the Broadside Ballad
Tuesday 18 March, 10am–12pm. Moore Institute Room G011
Dr Véronique Montémont (Visiting Speaker, Université de Lorraine)
Database Management in the Present Context of Digital Humanities
John Cox (University Librarian, NUI Galway) & Martin Bradley (Archives and Records Management Consultant)
The Abbey Theatre Digital Archive @ NUI Galway
Tuesday 25 March, 12–2pm. Moore Institute Room G010
Dr Brett Hirsch (Visiting Speaker, University of Western Australia)
Towards an Electronic Edition of Fair Em, or, Much Ado About the Miller's Daughter of Manchester
Tuesday 8 April 12–2pm. Moore Institute Room G010
Dr Niall Ó Dochartaigh (Political Science & Sociology, NUI Galway)
Technologies of Peace
Dr Ida Federica Pugliese (Moore Institute, NUI Galway)
The (Dis?)advantages of Using Technologies to Enhance Qualitative Research Projects
Please note that these talks will take place in the new Moore Institute venue on the ground floor of the AHSS building, adjacent to the James Hardiman Library.
Refreshments will be served after the talks on 18 & 25 March and 8 April.


text: I am not a proponent of booing somebody. The Raymond Felton thing was a bit funny but I think booing somebody happens too often. The thought that thousands of people booed Greg Oden was embarrassing. When I talk with people about being a Blazers fan, one of the things I am proud to say is that we are passionate about our team and are very supportive of them. I mean, we do follow them through good times and bad, unlike almost any other sports team out there. Things have become a bit different these past couple seasons as far as how Blazers fans behave. The booing has become more common and I think its uncalled for. Especially when someone went through so much with and for the Blazers. I know Oden made some statements that might be slightly offensive to some people but over all it was pretty minute compared to Felton's comments about Portland. If we wanted to show our displeasure towards a player, I think the best thing to do is to not even acknowledge their presence. Booing someone just shows that they mean so much to the booers that the person was given free rent inside the minds of the booers. We get too wrapped up with our own issues and lose sight of the fact that NBA players are people too. I also remembered when someone threw beer on Marc Cuban. That too was embarrassing. Just needed to rant a bit. Its okay if you like it or not... I wont boo ya.


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Per Adam Shefter's twitter page:
Colts have placed QB Jim Sorgi on Injured Reserve with a shoulder injury and signed fourth-year veteran offensive tackle Michael Toudouze. 25 minutes ago from UberTwitter
I guess it's a good thing we've got the Iron Man under center because Curtis Painter doesn't exactly make me feel all warm and fuzzy thinking of him running the offense. I'm curious why it took this long to put him on IR, he's been "injured" for quite some time now.


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reviews for: listing #69801 - La Quinta, California House rental
- bedrooms 3
- pool yes
- type House
- baths 3½
- hot tub yes
- community
- sleeps 9
- pets allowed yes
rates (USD)
$4,000 - $6,000 /mth
wonderful home
Review submitted: May 28, 2012 Date of arrival: January 10, 2012
met with Irene ( property manager ) at a convenient time- she explained all details of tv,spa etc,-there is a book of instructions as well- very helpful- the place was immacultae- lovely furniture and decor throughout the house- lots of patio chairs and tables for eating- kitchen very well equipped-large pantry- comfortable beds and bedding. Lots of games etc for kids and pool toys as well. We loved the neighborhood so well that we bought a house!
I would (and have) recommended this home to anyone seeking privacy and lots of space- close to everything and very well maintained. We stayed 3 months and had no problems whatsoever
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, pet-friendly, sight seeing
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 0 / 0
Beautiful Home and Wonderful Stay!
Review submitted: April 26, 2012 Date of arrival: April 19, 2012
We arrived Thursday night to a meticulously clean and beautifully decorated home. The instructions for the spa, pool, lights, fans, fireplace, etc. were are very straight-forward and easy to understand. There is plenty of refrigerator space since there are two of them and there is also plenty or room for relaxing outside on the numerous patio chairs and furniture. The sleeping arrangements are ideals for any type of group. There are twin beds in one room, fold out sofas, queen and king beds. I honestly believe the pictures do not do this home justice. It was so pleasant, peaceful, and relaxing. The grocery store and Starbucks are just a couple of miles away and everything is very convenient. I would recommend this vacation rental to anyone.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Worst experience imaginalbe
Review submitted: September 19, 2011 Date of arrival: April 23, 2011
We arrived to a home that was not clean. There was laundry in the washing machine. The frig had not been cleaned and there was spilled foods in the frig. The windows had not been cleaned. There was still food in a cook pot in the freezer. The range was had not been cleaned. The garbage bin was full. My wife and I spent most of a day cleaning up the place to make it presentable. There wasn't a fry pan that was not corroded (I believe the fry pans provided are a health hazard)so we had to buy our own fry pan. There wasn't a kettle for making tea either. We had rented this house a year ago and the same light fixture that was broken then is still broken (I say this because I think that that fact speaks volumes about the maintenance of the home. The chase lounges were ALL broken and infested with black widow spiders. Although we had been assured that the home had been fumigated for black widows within a month of our arriving we could not use the undercover patio for black widows. We killed as many as we could but the place was infested. We eventually had to call in an exterminator in the last week of our stay. The pool man comes twice a week but there isn't a pool skimmer so that the pool was constantly dirty. I purchased a manual pool skimmer so that I could keep the pool reasonably clean. No brooms are provided so that it was difficult to keep the patio around the pool clean. It took me months and months to get my damage deposit back which only added 'insult to the injury'. We rent in the Desert area twice a year and I can tell you a home that we will never rent again.
Owners response:
For a returning tenant I was very surprised !....
My tenant were checking in at the end of the season the house has been full for 5 month in and out tenants I wasn't able to check the house just the cleaning crew and my friend.
When my renter came the cleaning crew was still there ,when they left everything seems good . When my friend who's taking care of the check-in and check-out did the tour with them they find out the fridge wasn't clean , I offer to have the cleaning crew come back ,but they declined .They find out also that the dryer was still full of sheets and towels , my friend offer to fold them ,they declined it again.
The garbage cans are empty only once a week....
The fried pan needed to be change but I didn't know about it If hey had tell me I will have pay for the new ones like I paid for the pool skimmer they requested.
We always had an electric kettle and a broom.
All the fixture are working and I have a handyman on call If the house needed anything.I just need to know about it...
The last tenant had smalls children who broke my out side lounge chairs ,they were replace right after ,as well as a new pan set.
I always try to please my tenants if they let me know what is wrong ,but sometimes some are not easy to please ,this is my first bad review and I don't understand why they have so much hunger.
When I new about the spiders I sent the exterminator right the way ,he is on call to.
I have a pool man twice a week and that was always enough for all my tenants for 5 years ,even though I agree to buy a pool skimmer .
My tenant emailed me that the canadian post office was in strike but I had already mailed my check.
They let me know that they did not received the check 1 month later when I was in France and wasn't able to do a wire.
As soon as my husband was back in Los Angeles he fed-ex a new check at our expenses.
I think I was more than fair ,I always try to do my best to please my tenants.
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
Lovely home, nice owners
Review submitted: February 27, 2011 Date of arrival: January 7, 2011
This is a lovely well decorated comfortable home. The owners are very nice people. We stayed 7 weeks and had a very relaxing and enjoyable time. This is a large home so would be great for a family. The neighborhood is not as nice as the home itself, but it's in a walled private courtyard. There's a beautiful view of the mountains. The owner doesn't charge up front for heating the pool as many do so just be aware that if you're looking to swim on a regular basis, it will cost you many hundreds of dollars extra per month for that.
This is not the best location if you need the amenities very close by...you will need to drive to most places, such as groceries, etc.. It's on one end of the desert so it's quite a drive to enjoy everything such as Palm desert and palm springs, but of you're just looking to hang out and relax, this is the perfect place!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, pet-friendly
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 3 / 4
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Approval of Minor Change to the MS in Nutritional Science
Executive Memorandum 10-034
November 19, 2010
From: Paul J. Zingg, President
Upon the recommendation of the Provost, I approve a minor change to the MS in Nutritional Science. The list of electives will have NFSC 662 added, and NFSC 661 deleted. There will be no change in overall units required.


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