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In the ensuing years, however, the word's use in hip-hop has not waned. In fact, the debate seems to have shifted slightly, from whether black rappers should use it to whether any white rappers can use it. Though almost nobody will say publicly that this is a good idea, the issue keeps cropping up. Last year Oakland-bred rapper V-Nasty dropped n-bombs repeatedly on her debut mixtape Don't Bite Just Taste. Though in her interview with us she noted that the word is more commonly used by white people in the Bay Area, and that she's the mother of half-black children, she nonetheless drew widespread scorn. Still, influential Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane said he would not "judge" her, and officially co-signed her by collaborating on a mixtape.
See also: V-Nasty as She Wants to Be: Kreayshawn's Controversial Associate Tells Her Side
Was this an example of the "hood pass," the quasi-mythical exemption supposedly given to some Caucasians? (It's also sometimes called a "hall pass.") If the hood pass is real, then plenty of other white cultural denizens seem to believe they have one too -- from Chappelle's Show co-creator Neal Brennan to John Mayer to that girl with grills in the A$ap Rocky video. (For what it's worth, cultural curiosity Riff Raff believes all this to be just fine.) After Gwyneth Paltrow captioned a photo of herself onstage in France with Jay-Z and Kanye West this summer as "n***as in paris for real!" meanwhile, Russell Simmons defended her, and Nas went so far as to insist, "Gwyneth gets a pass."
Of course, in multi-racial pockets of the country many white kids are using the word with relative impunity. And Quentin Tarantino's Oscar-bait Django Unchained has some 110 utterances. So could it be that it's now considered ok for some white people to say it in mixed company?
See also: Why Is This White Girl Allowed to Use the N-Word?Absolutely not, says Los Angeles rapper Open Mike Eagle. To him, you can spin it any way you want -- white folks shouldn't be saying it. "People just want the freedom to do it, so they'll [justify it] however they can. They say it in secret, and they want to be able to say it in public," he says. "In my personal experience, I've never known anybody that was white to have that kind of license."
Eagle's Hellfyre Club labelmate, rapper Nocando, sees a few shades of gray in the discussion, however. He notes that when he was a Culver City High School student ten years ago it was an "unspoken rule" that his white friends wouldn't say it: "Everyone knew better." In fact, even he and his black friends were careful about using it when white students were nearby. "We didn't throw it around, because we [didn't want it] rubbing off on people."
For his younger cousins, however, different rules apply, he adds, noting that their white friends say it and it's more-or-less accepted. He cautions, however, that a local pass isn't the same as a universal one. "If you're a white guy who grew up in Inglewood, you might have a pass to say it around your friends," Nocando says, "but if you go say it in Long Beach, you might get in trouble."
For some white rappers it also seems to be situational, he goes on, at least in the case of V-Nasty. "That shit works around people [in the Bay Area] that she knows, or maybe a fan. But it doesn't work for all black people in general."


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History paid a visit to Omaha North High Thursday as the school's triumphant football team walked into the gym carrying the state championship trophy.
Their classmates and administrators were on hand to celebrate with them. You might remember, the team beat Westside in the championship game.
Coach Larry Martin said, "To me, we just handled adversity so well. And it's a great job by our coaches to install that in our kids and something we can give back to our community."
This was was also a proud moment for the school's principal, Gene Haynes. The team went 12-1 but he encouraged them to go 13-0 next season.
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The 2013 decision striking down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is a watershed moment for human rights, one whose reverberations are both immediate and far-reaching. Lawyer Roberta ("Robbie") Kaplan successfully argued the Supreme Court case Windsor vs. United States that struck down DOMA and changed the course of gay rights in America.
Kaplan will recount the high-stakes trial and trace the significance of the win. What are the parallels between this case and other historic civil rights cases? What are the immediate and long-term ramifications throughout the country? What's next? Kaplan will answer these vital questions, but the core of her presentation is about two people: Edith Windsor and her late wife Thea Spyer. Their decades-long relationship runs parallel with the changing social, political, legal, and economic context in which gay people lived in the last half century.
This is a rescheduled date. All luncheon ticketholders are invited to attend the luncheon at noon on May 8 to make up for the cancellation of the original event on March 17. There are some seats available for interested students to attend the luncheon at no charge, thanks to a number of generous donations from our regular patrons. Please contact the Office of University Relations at 810-237-6570 if you are interested in attending.


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Just one more NFL game remains to be played this season: the Seattle Seahawks vs. the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII . Here are five things to watch for in Sunday's Big Game.
Super Bowl XLVIII is less than a week away. Now that both the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks have arrived in the New York metropolitan area, let's take a look at some fast facts about Sunday's game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. (6:30 p.m. ET on Fox):
With Super Bowl XLVIII still more than a week away, other sports invade the TV schedule. Here are the best events to watch this weekend:
The NFL playoffs start this weekend with four games over two days. Here are three things to watch out for in each game:
Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston won the 79th Heisman Trophy on Saturday night in New York City, becoming the the youngest player ever to be named the nation's most outstanding college football player.
Jimmie Johnson won his sixth Sprint Cup Series championship in eight years at Homestead-Miami Speedway, as Denny Hamlin held off Matt Kenseth and Dale Earnhardt Jr. to win the Ford EcoBoost 400 on Sunday
Kevin Harvick passed Carl Edwards heading into the final lap and then held on to win the AdvoCare 500 at Phoenix on Sunday.
Jimmie Johnson dominated the field and won the AAA Texas 500 in Fort Worth on Sunday.
Shane Victorino had two hits and four runs batted in, and the Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-1, in Boston on Wednesday night to win their third World Series in 10 years.
Jeff Gordon passed Matt Kenseth with 20 laps to go and held on to win the Goody's Headache Relief Shot 500 at Martinsville, Va. on Sunday.
Jamie McMurray won his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race since 2010, as he captured the Camping World RV Sales 500 under caution at Talladega, Ala. on Sunday.
Pole-sitter Kevin Harvick dominated the field on his way to winning the Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. on Sunday.
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Service-learning Leadership Award presented to Donna Castelblanco
Misericordia University recently presented Donna Castelblanco of Edison, N.J., with the Service-Learning Leadership Award at the annual Honors and Awards Ceremony in Lemmond Theater in Walsh Hall on campus.
The award is given to a student who is nominated by a faculty member for his or her community-based work that was initiated in a service-learning course and who also shows evidence of active community service and the potential for continued service in a leadership role.
Kevin Feifer, right, director of service-learning at Misericordia University, poses for a picture with Donna Castelblanco of Edison, N.J., after presenting her with the Service-Learning Leadership Award.


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So it hasn't been advertised well because 2 months before its release we don't know the price or what comes with it? I just bought a 3DS recently and I didn't even know it didn't come with an adapter until I was standing in the shop. Didn't stop me from buying it. Everybody knows about the Wii U. You're acting as if nobody knows it's even being made. The hype and adverts will come soon. What else would you have them do?
You should never expect people to buy your product. Witholding vital information until it releases its a terrible idea. You don't go"oh btw our new console releases tomorrow go out and buy it!" it doesn't work. They should have had a price, release date and game release at E3 or even gamescom. You didn't know a handheld device had a power supply? I smell bullshit on your part. Everyone knows about the wii u? Not really , thats a big statement to make but I'm inclined to believe people who are in the industry over you when it comes to it. People don't quite know what it is because they've been vague about it to the general public who aren't hardcore gamers or scour the internet for info on their console. I never once said nobody knows, nor am I acting like it so quit lying to yourself .
What else would I have them do? I already said what they should do, they suck at advertising thats a fact. They should have already pin pointed a release date since its coming out within 3 months! A price , and a game why are they being so secretive? Don't give me this"oh they are building suspense" thats not how you build suspense. My guess is that its goign to be over priced and are waiting at the last possible minuet to release such information
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Toledo Museum of Art & Glass Pavilion
Other highlights include the Sculpture Garden outside and the architecturally renowned Glass Pavilion, located across Monroe Street. The museum offers a number of temporary exhibitions each year, along many free programs including glass demonstrations, guided tours, weekly "It's Friday" after-hours programming, hands-on children's activities in the Family Center, and more. While you're there, dine in the Museum Café and shop in the Museum Store and Collector's Corner.
Hours are Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Friday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Mondays, New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Admission to the museum and most exhibits is free, though special exhibitions or events may require purchase of a ticket.
Each year, nearly one million people visit the zoo to experience the wonders of the natural world, stroll the scenic grounds and explore the historic WPA-era buildings. Zoo highlights include the Arctic Encounter, the Africa! exhibit, Nature's Neighborhood children's area and more.
The Toledo Zoo is known for being at the forefront of many conservation efforts, working to preserve endangered and threatened species--from butterflies and birds to crocodiles and elephants. The zoo participates in dozens of important breeding programs that are helping to ensure a future for some truly amazing species.
One Discovery Way, Toledo
Lunch and dinner cruises, ecological and historical tours and educational field trips are available. Special cruises include Discover the River Cruises, Fall Color Cruises, Sunset and City Lights Cruises and Halloween Boat Rides for Kids.
Jefferson Ave. and North Summit Street, (Promenade Park), Toledo
A living museum for plants, Toledo Botanical Garden's notable gardens include shade, perennial, English border, aquatic, herb, rose, dahlia and grass, among others.
Special events include the Crosby Festival of the Arts (June 24-26), summertime jazz concerts, and Heralding the Holidays (Dec. 2-4), a seasonal celebration showcasing the numerous resident artistic guilds.
In addition to the flagship eatery, Packo's has a location across from Fifth Third Field, home of the Toledo Mud Hens, and at some of The Andersons stores in the Toledo area.
The Butterfly House
Admission prices are $8 per adult and $3 each for children 6-12. (Children ages 5 and under are free.)
• Locally, Pearson Metropark, located at 761 Lallendorf Rd., Oregon, is one of the last remaining stands of the Great Black Swamp, a notorious forest that once blanketed much of northwest Ohio. The thick woods and location close to Lake Erie make Pearson a favorite stopover for a wide variety of migrating birds.
Buildings, shelters, bridges, ponds and a garden with a waterfall were built by workers enrolled in Depression-era work programs, such as the Works Progress Administration and Civilian Conservation Corps.
Park attractions include a pedal boat concession, sledding hill, a "Window on Wildlife," playground, ball diamonds, tennis courts, fishing and an 1800s Black Swamp cabin.
Open 7 a.m. until dark every day; extended hours for winter recreation.
419-836-1466, www.maumeebaystateparklodge.org.
Ottawa Refuge has been designated as a site of regional significance in the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network. In 2002, "Birders World" readers voted the refuge as one of their Top 15 favorite spots to see birds, and the American Bird Conservancy has identified the refuge as an Important Bird Area.
• The Sandusky County Park District operates 10 facilities, including the 93-acre Wolf Creek Park, 160-acre Blue Huron Reserve, the Mull Covered Bridge, the 310-acre Creek Ben Farm and others. White Star Park, located south of Gibsonburg on SR 300, has a quarry up to 40 feet deep that is used by scuba divers throughout the region as well as for non-power boating and fishing; a beach with changing rooms and a concession stand, and a campground located across from the park's main entrance that has electric and water hookups and primitive campsites on a reservation basis.
In addition, the park offers picnic tables, grills, well water, restrooms, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, playfield, nature trails, mountain bike trails, shelters, day camp area and more.
419-334-4495, 1-888-200-5577, www.lovemyparks.com
• East Harbor State Park, 1169 N. Buck Rd off SR 269 in Marblehead, on the shores of Lake Erie. The park has unlimited opportunities for outdoor recreation. Boating, fishing, swimming, picnicking and camping are popular while nature enthusiasts will enjoy the abundance of waterfowl, shorebirds and other species of wildlife found in the park's scenic wetlands.
419-734-4424, 1-866-664-6727, www.dnr.ohio.gov/parks/parks/eastharbor.htm or www.eastharborstatepark.org
• Marblehead Lighthouse State Park, 110 Lighthouse Dr., Marblehead Marblehead Lighthouse, one of Lake Erie's best known and most-photographed landmarks, is one of Ohio's newest state parks. The grounds surrounding the lighthouse offer excellent picnicking and views of Lake Erie, Sandusky Bay, Kelleys Island and South Bass Island. Tours are offered on summer weekdays after Memorial Day until the Friday before Labor Day and on the second Saturday of the month May through October.
A museum, located in the Keeper's House and operated by the Marblehead Lighthouse Historical Society, is open whenever the tower is open.
The arboretum has more than 17 scenic acres that border along the Portage River the Ohio Turnpike, just outside of Elmore. See gardens of nearly 20,000 annuals, roses, perennials, irises and lilies, including a Japanese garden complete with Torii, waterfall, pools, lanterns, bridges and a pagoda. A number of special exhibits and events are planned throughout the year, including exhibits in the Trellis Gallery, which has become a showcase for local artists. Group tours of the grounds and mansion are available by appointment.
Regular hours May-October, Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday 12-4 p.m. Closed Mondays.
Our Lady of Toledo Shrine is a place of prayer, quiet reflection and healing. All faiths are welcome. The garden and well are open during daylight hours.
Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Cathedral
Sorrowful Mother Shrine
Cafeteria, picnic area and gift shop available. Handicap accessible. There is no cost, however freewill offerings are accepted.
Farm animals to see and pet, hayrides, corn mazes, barrel train rides, a craft barn, snack shop and much more await visitors.
Safari fun also includes camel and pony rides, entertaining and educational animal shows, pig races, a gift shop, picnic facilities, a snack bar and café and grill.
Open through Dec. 4 (subject to change). Open daily rain or shine.
New for 2011 is WindSeeker, a beachside thriller that will take riders almost 30 stories in the sky and spin them around with nothing between their feet and the ground below. Families with young children will find plenty to enjoy at Cedar Point, with four areas designed for little ones, including Planet Snoopy, with seven rides and special live appearances by Peanuts characters.
Park visitors also thrill to "All Wheels Extreme" performances by stunt bikers and skateboarders; high-energy live musical shows; and "Starlight Experience," which transforms the Frontier Trail into a sparkling wonderland of lights and music.
In September and October, HalloWeekends are another reason to scream at Cedar Point. Coaster thrills combine with spooky chills and monstrous fun for little ones in a family-friendly atmosphere.
Open May 14-Sept. 5, daily; and weekends Sept. 16-Oct. 30 for HalloWeekends.
Admission to Cedar Point or Soak City not required. Each attraction has a separate fee.
Open daily May 14-Sept. 5 and weekends through Oct. 30.
Ride the fastest and tallest virtual roller coaster in Ohio in the XD 4D theater or brave the yearround, nationally ranked haunted house. After Halloween, Ghostly Manor transforms to a North Pole Adventure with the Christmas Wonderland 3D Family Walk Thru. Take the ultimate "Snow Ride" with awesome thrills and chills and don't miss the annual Christmas Light Show. Call for hours.
Great Wolf Lodge
Surf indoors 365 days a year or take on the Zip Coaster uphill water roller coaster at America's largest indoor waterpark.
Spa Kalahari and Salon, Candy Hut, Ivory Coast Lounge, Great Karoo Marketplace Restaurant, Zakanaka Kids, Madagascar Indoor Mini Golf, Safari Adventures and much more await. Catch some rays at Kalahari's outdoor pool complex from Memorial Day through Labor Day (weather permitting). Call for day pass information.
Miniature golf, bumper boats, grand prix cars and a gaming arcade round out a day of family fun. Open May 28-Sept. 5.
Routes 2 & 269 (1530 N Danbury Rd), Marblehead
Open Memorial Day through Labor Day, daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; May and September through mid-October, Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or by appointment.
Upon her launching in 1911, the ship, then called the Col. James M. Schoonmaker, was proclaimed "The World's Largest Bulk Freighter." She maintained her crown as "Queen of the Lakes" from July 1, 1911 to April 14, 1914, establishing multiple cargo records for iron ore, coal and rye cargoes.
Now celebrating its hundredth year, the Boyer serves as a floating testament to Toledo's rich maritime heritage. Retired in 1980 and opened as a museum in 1987, visitors will be awed by the massive engine room, posh officer's dining room, stainless steel galley and the captain's quarters. The Boyer opens for the season May 1 and remains open until October 31.
Located in the "Old Number 18 Fire House," the display includes many large pieces of vintage firefighting equipment, including an 1837 Neptune – Toledo's first fire pumper. Lovingly restored by Toledo firefighters, the hand-pulled, hand-operated Neptune required a 20-man crew and could deliver about 300 gallons of water per minute.
In addition, visitors will see sweat sticks used to sweep lather from horses, fire gongs, antique fire toys, vintage uniforms and more.
Brandville School
A replica of a carriage house was constructed at the complex to display the Oregon-Jerusalem Historical Society's growing display. The first floor houses a replica of a local general store, while the second floor has vignettes of a doctor's office and a living area displaying sections of a bedroom and a parlor. Farm implements are also on display, in addition to a one-horse sleigh and many tools and devices used by local tradesmen in bygone eras.
Built in the Gothic revival style, the structure features eight ornamental chimneys, and a hand-carved sandstone mask of Dionysius, the Greek God of theater, which rests over the main entrance. The Town Hall, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, houses the mayor's office and the village council chambers on the first floor. The second floor is used by Genoa's Civic Theater.
Genoa Privy, built to serve as Genoa's first school, is believed to be the only brick outhouse on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Society also owns and maintains an 1840s log house; Matti Heckman, who taught third grade to many in the area, lived in the house. In 1983, society members dismantled, relocated and rebuilt the Heckman log house, adding an elaborate flagstone fireplace and porch, and furnishing it with artifacts from its era.
Among the items on display is a collection of Native American artifacts believed to go back thousands of years, pictures of early Woodville, a complete collection of school yearbooks and copies of the local newspapers from 1927 through 1978.
Museum visitors can learn about the 1900s oil boom, Indians in the Woodville area, lime plants, early schools, the Lake Shore Electric rail system that once traveled between Toledo and Cleveland and more.
Open March through December, Wednesdays and Fridays 2 – 4 p.m. Additional hours: June through August, Wednesdays 6 – 8 p.m. and by appointment.
The dramatic and colorful military displays include weapons, uniforms, pictures, memorabilia, military accessories, tents and first aid from the Civil War to present. The museum is also working on a collection of books that details information about Ohio veterans.
Open 5:30 – 8 p.m. Mondays and 10:30 a.m. – 6 p.m., Memorial Day, July 4 and Veteran's Day. Group tours by appointment.
The facility is built on 25 acres of the President's beloved "Spiegel Grove" estate and includes his 31-room Victorian mansion, museum, library and burial site. The exhibit galleries house nearly 1,800 artifacts on permanent display, including exhibits devoted to President Hayes's military service, his political roles and details of his personal life.
A number of special events and exhibits are presented, including "Croquet: A Sport Story" (through Aug. 1); "CIVIL WAR: Battlefield and Homefront" (April 12 – Jan. 19, 2012); Verandah Concerts/Ice Cream Socials, an Independence Day concert; Civil War Re-Enactment (Oct. 1-2); the Hayes Train Special (Nov. 27 – Jan 8, 2012) and Sleigh Rides in Spiegel Grove (Dec. 27-31), among others.
Featuring unique architectural details and authentic period furnishings, the house sits adjacent to the One Room School, where Pemberville's youth learned "readin' and writin'" at the turn of the century. Admission is free; these highlights are open by appointment from spring through fall.
While in town, check out the restored railroad depot (circa 1881), with railroad and Pemberville memorabilia on display. Open May through October by appointment (419-287-4114) and during community events.
The center also offers a variety of special programs and events throughout the year, including a series of Victorian teas, Civil War Encampment (April 16-17), Wood County Heritage Days (June 11-12), Halloween Folklore & Funfest (Oct. 15), and Old Home Holiday Tours (Dec. 3-18).
Open Tuesday-Friday 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. From April 2 to Oct. 30, also open Saturday and Sunday 1-4 p.m. Closed Mondays and holidays, and in November and January. Special extended holiday hours are available from Dec. 2-18.
Under the command of future President William Henry Harrison, Fort Meigs helped defend the Northwest Territory against attacks by the British and the Native Americans during the War of 1812.
A replica of America's largest walled fort, Fort Meigs offers several re-enactments featuring soldiers in period costumes, such as Drums at the Rapids (May 20-21); First Siege 1813 (May 28-29); Memorial Day Commemoration (May 30); Muster on the Maumee (June 18-19); Independence Day 1813 (July 2-4); Life in Early Ohio (Aug. 20-21); Ordinary History, Extraordinary Women (Sept. 23-25); Garrison Ghost Walk (Oct. 21-22 & 28-29); The World at War: Miniature War Gaming Day (Nov. 5); and Holiday Open House (Dec. 11).
Fort is open April – October: Wednesday – Saturday 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday 12 – 5p.m. Museum open year-round.
Call or visit the website for information about the special excursion trains, including Mother's Day, Father's Day, Hobo Days, and the Haunted Halloween Trains.
Learn what canal life was like aboard The Volunteer, a 60-foot boat replica of the time period. A two-mule team pulls the boat while the crew handles the ropes and opens and closes the massive gates of the restored lock. See characters in period attire throughout the park.
Visit Isaac Ludwig Mill, The General Store, Scenic Providence Dam and Lock #44, one of the last functioning 19th century limestone locks. Shelter rental and boat charters are also available.
Open June to August, Monday-Saturday 1-5 p.m. and Saturdays when the Lighthouse is open to visitors. Check online for additional hours.
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The Sandusky County Historical Society purchased the property in 1981, enabling the organization to house their various artifacts under one roof. Open April through December; call for hours or to schedule an appointment.
The stone museum, which has a half-rotunda at the front and is listed with the National Register of Historic Places, features a restored 1939 Allen Herschell carousel that offers rides to visitors.
Spring and fall hours are Wednesday – Saturday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday 12 - 5 p.m. Summer hours are Monday - Saturday. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday noon -5 p..m.
Open April, May, September and October, Tuesday–Sunday 1–5 p.m.; June–August, Tuesday–Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Sunday 1–5 p.m.; March and November, Wednesday–Sunday 1–4 p.m.; February and December, Saturday and Sunday 1-4 p.m. and groups by appointment on weekdays. Closed Mondays, January and major holidays.
June through August, Tuesday–Saturday 11 a.m.–4 p.m., Sunday 12–4 p.m.; September–October, Sunday noon - 4 p.m.
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How many? I don't remember to count......started with Japan in my plus 2 days (very fortunate to meet Ayrton Senna @ Suzuka Circuit).......USA, Canada, Switzerland, Germany, France, Italy, UK, Spain, Japan (on assignments), Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Australia, Israel, and Russia. ( might have missed few more!)Answered by Sukhoi, 15 May '07 12:56 am
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My most favorite are Russia, Israel, and Japan !!!
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The price was VERY reasonable considering you get the same amount (in grams) as you do with an individual shadow from UD, ($18 USD per shadow, multiplied by 12 is $216 USD). And you're just paying 50. Especially with palettes and value sets, you may get a lot of product for the price but do you honestly use every single thing? In this case, I TOTALLY DO. I will never turn down a neutral colored eyeshadow.
The packaging is sturdy, and cute. Very simplistic while still being classic Urban Decay. They include a mini "universal" shade of lipgloss (Wish they had kept the mini primer potion, that would of been a lot more practical. That's just me though because I never wear lip gloss.)
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This palette is amazing!, I wasn't sure if I would get it but I'm so glad I did. The colours are amazing and very pigmented and it has every colour you need to do a look. Overall it's an amazing product!
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I use this palette every single day! Love all the shades and the quality of them. Many of my friends die when I'm using it because they want it ahah. The shades are fabulous and blend perfectly.
I'm not a MASSIVE makeup wearer, and I love to keep things simple. What can I say - this palette is perfect for me. It's got such a versatile range of colours, and my favourite would have to be verve. I use this everyday to create a really natural look. Lots of people complement me on my eyes now, and it's all thanks to this awesome palette.
I had upper bleph surgery one month ago. After getting the green light from my doctor to wear make-up, I treated myself to this gem. I have never been able to wear eyeshadow due to my heavy, hooded eye lids. Now I finally can! I watched a few tutorials on YT showing lots of different combos from this palette and now I'm so looking forward to wear all of these fabulous colors. It is spendy at $50, but considering the fact that you get so many high quality shadows, a brush and a lipgloss...I think it's worth it.
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Absolutely love this palette. My favorite shades have to be YDK, Verve, and Chopper. Great quality.
After being a Naked Palette Junky, I thought there was no palette I could ever love more than my wonderful Naked Palette by Urban Decay. Much to my surprise I ordered Naked 2 and was shocked to love this palette even more!
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Like the other palette, the $60 is well worth this palette which can be used on a daily basis. There is only one repeat shade in the palette (Half Baked) but I didn't mind as it was one of my favourites in the first palette.
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Turns out, Taylor Lautner is not a wolf, he's just a shepherd boy.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the newly minted action star and action star veteran, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, are in talks to join an adaptation of the Biblical smack down, David and Goliath.
"Goliath" is described as a contemporary action film that's based on the story of the Bible.
While the actors were offered the title roles, Relativity, the film's production company, may face their own David and Goliath story in getting the film made: the asking price for each actor is upwards of $10 million.
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MOSCOW (AP) - More than 10,000 people have turned out in Moscow for an anti-Kremlin rally to denounce Russian state television's news coverage, particularly of the crisis in neighboring Ukraine.
In promoting the Kremlin line, state television has portrayed the new pro-Western government in Ukraine as a "fascist junta" under the control of the U.S. government and determined to oppress Russian speakers in eastern Ukraine. The broadcasts have taken on a harsh anti-American tone.
Some of the participants in Sunday's demonstration, called a "March of Truth," carried blue and yellow Ukrainian flags. One woman, wearing a traditional Ukrainian wreath of flowers on her head, held up a sign with President Vladimir Putin's picture and the words: "Stop lying."
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"Study to a Large Fortune", c.1500, by Albrecht DürerNot because I love the taste of ash,
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The seven are charged with unlawfully conducting a lottery and include: Frederick Bianney Luciano Tavarez, 34, of 46 West Hollis St., one count; Ricky Tejeda, 31,of 10 Pleasant St, three counts; Sally Rodriguez, 27, 10 Pleasant St., two counts; Andy Cora, 36, of 104 Ash St., one count; Juan Gutierrez Ortiz, 27, of 7 ½ Amory St., two counts; Abigail Julio Genao, 48, 12 Broad St., 1 count; and Jose Tejeda, 30, of 104 ½ Ash St., three counts.
Police said the lottery tickets being sold were not regulated by the NH Lottery Commission, making them illegal.
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Written by Dr. John Bierwirth Friday, 28 January 2011 00:00
On January 8, 2011 The New York Times ran a story about California and Governor Jerry Brown. It talked about decisions made by Governor Brown when he was governor the first time and the ramifications of decisions he made 33 years ago in response to Proposition 13.
The last time Jerry Brown was governor of California, voters passed Proposition 13, drastically slashing local property taxes and constraining lawmakers from raising any other taxes. Mr. Brown first fought the proposition but then executed it with gusto and sent billions of dollars from the state to school districts and counties to help offset the lost revenues.
That may be the decision that Mr. Brown has come to regret, as his career has come full circle and taken him back to Sacramento 33 years later to confront yet another budget crisis.
The measure cut off a major source of revenue by capping property taxes at 1 percent of valuation and required a two-thirds vote by the Legislature to raise taxes. Because it cut property tax collections by local government by nearly two-thirds, the state, initially at Mr. Brown's behest, took on more and more costly responsibility for financing schools, welfare and other services that were once the responsibilities of local governments.
An estimated 70 percent of the taxes collected by the state now go to local governments.
As New York begins to debate whether to impose a property tax cap on local governments, it is worth taking a look at what happened elsewhere and what their experience has been. A good portion of what I have seen and heard, thus far, about other states has often been overly simplistic- good as well as bad- and distorted by preconceived notions.
For example, while most people realize that Proposition 13 lowered property taxes in California, many do not realize that due to the decisions made by Governor Brown and the California legislature at the time, much, but not all, of the impact of local property tax cuts was offset by significant increases in state aid. California residents traded property tax reductions for increases in other taxes.
One can debate whether California residents were in a position to be able to afford spending more and more state funds to try and offset the impact of Proposition 13. Whether they could afford to do so or not, the reality is that the State of California did step in and continued to do so to a substantial degree ever since.
Should New York pass a similar cap, it would be hard to imagine any circumstances under which New York State would be able to assist local entities, for the foreseeable future. In fact, New York has already reduced aid to schools and other local governments and will probably be reducing aid further once and perhaps twice in the coming months since the current New York State budget (which ends on March 31) appears to be out of balance and next year's is in very deep trouble.
Furthermore New York State has added significantly to the challenges facing local governments by adding costs- e.g. The MTA tax, sharply higher pension costs and unfunded mandates. The increase in pension costs alone is almost as much as the tax cap Governor Cuomo is proposing.


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