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Airfarewatchdog.com, the source for hot airfare deals, has expanded into the hotel market.
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What it does: It's a hotel search engine that gives you a Top 20 list of hotels based on price, TripAdvisor ratings, and key attractions, restaurants and night life.
What's hot: I love the Top 20 approach to search results. The prices are clear, and you don't have to click through to a second page to see photos of the hotel. You also can click through to see the complete list of hotels. Even better, the search remains deal-focused; beneath each hotel name you'll see stats such as, "This hotel's price is 64% less than rates at other nearby, similar hotels" or "This hotel's price is 21% off its 45-day historic average."
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We have been visiting Maui for more than 20 years. Each time we discover something new. Two years ago, it was Cafe Mambo in Paia. Great service, good food and reasonable prices. The restaurant is known for its delicious duck quesadillas, salads and sandwiches. Yum!
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Chris Reynolds has hit the jackpot with me twice in a row. In October, it was Pike Place Market and Seattle ["Beacon on the Waterfront," Oct. 12]; this month, it was the Alamo and San Antonio, where I was born ["Remember?," Nov. 9]. I went back to San Antonio and Goliad (down the road a piece) several years ago and had a great low-key time, including arriving in Goliad on a Sunday when they were having a festival I remembered from my first weekend there as a 7-year-old.
Of course, San Antonio has changed a lot since I was little, but I was impressed with how friendly the people were and how the real barbecue tasted every bit as good as I remembered. My companion couldn't understand why I bypassed several places advertising barbecue and finally settled on a nondescript place. I tried to explain that it was all in the nose; it was the first place that had that special fragrance of real Texas pit barbecue.
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If you haven't seen any fall colors in California this season, there's still hope -- but just a little. In Southern California, colors are showy in the tiny community of Valyermo in north L.A. County and along waterways at Mt. Palomar State Park in north San Diego County.
The leaves may not last long, particularly if Santa Ana winds start blowing. California's fall color season began at high elevations in September and ends in the flatlands in late November. It's a good long run, especially when other parts of the country are already deep in snow.
Trees in Valyermo turned bright red this week and likely will last at least through the weekend.
Color spotter Frank McDonough of the L.A. County Arboretum and Botanic Garden reported in CaliforniaFallColor.com that he visited Valyermo (not far from Palmdale and Antelope Valley) and was "amazed at the intensity of the fall color. It's easily 70% to 80% there."
There are other good reasons to go to Valyermo too.
Late fall is perfect to tour...Read more
The Thanksgiving holiday weekend in Las Vegas tends to be relatively quiet, but there are still plenty of happenings, including college basketball and concerts by Justin Timberlake, Stevie Wonder and Gladys Knight.
Last year's hotel occupancy on Thanksgiving was a relatively low 89% according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, although that figure was 8% higher than for the same weekend in 2012.
Those who prefer college basketball to pro football can catch the Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational Nov. 27-28 at the Orleans Arena.
The competing schools include Baylor, Brown, Illinois and Indiana State, among others. Ticket packages start at $47.
The outdoor ice rink will return to the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Skaters can warm themselves with comfort food such as grilled-cheese sandwiches, tomato soup and even s'mores. The giant rink is open 3 p.m. to midnight Mondays-Fridays and noon to midnight Saturdays and Sundays. All-day access costs $15, and skates can be...Read more
Plenty of coastal American cities have big aquariums. And plenty of global big cities have enormous Ferris wheels. Seattle belongs to both clubs, and once you're on the water, it's just a short stroll from eels to wheel.
Here's a short video showing a glimpse of the Seattle Great Wheel and Seattle Aquarium, which are just down the hill from Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum.
"A Minute Away" is a video series in which nothing much happens -- except you see the world, and hear it, and get a minute's respite from workaday life. (Actually, some are as long as 1:40.) These are casual moments without talking heads or narration – just natural sound from Machu Picchu, Red Square, the Yucatan, an Alaska float plane or the reading room of the New York Public Library. We add new ones weekly, and we've got more than 60 of them now, so if you'd prefer a full hour away …Read more

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Here is the very first spy video of the 2014 BMW i8 production prototype, giving us the first live motion look and listen at the upcoming i8 hybrid sports car. Also confirmed in the video is the retaining of the gullwing doors as seen on the concept i8 car.
Check out the video and all details on the BMW i8 inside.
Although this pre-production i8 tracks the concept version's styling generally, as expected, there are some significant changes from the i8 concept model [official info/pics]. The front fascia has lost a bit of its shark nose front slant with a new lower front bumper design, which protrudes more than that on the concept. Also, the headlights have been moved forward to the edge of the hood. This comes as no surprise considering the fact that the extremely deeply set headlights on the concept i8 would likely limit … CONTINUED
We bring you the first spy photos of the BMW i8 production prototype model. Seen for the first time, this pre-production BMW i8 mule shows what the i8 will look like with production body parts and styling.
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Many of you may remember seeing photos of the BMW i8 and i3 spied at an official BMW photo shoot in downtown Chicago back in August, representing the first real life pics of the i8 and i3 in public.
BMW now shares a making-of video from the Chicago photo session. Click through below for some nice looks at the i8 and i3 on the streets.
The BMW i8 Concept Car joined the lead cast of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol on the red carpet of the film's U.S. premiere at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York City on Monday, December 19, 2011. Several BMW vehicles – including the BMW Vision EfficientDynamics, the concept car for the BMW i8 and the BMW 6 Series Convertible – are driven by Tom Cruise's character, Ethan Hunt, and prominently featured in several key action sequences throughout the film.
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The BMW i8 concept and i3 concept vehicles join the long list of BMWs making their public debuts at the Frankfurt IAA. The i8 electric hybrid sports car will launch in 2014 and the i3 electric vehicle launches earlier, in 2013.
P.S., if you look closely, you'll see that this particular i8 concept vehicle has some early form of the recently announced laser headlight technology.
Cars.com recently caught the BMW i8 and i3 concept cars on the streets of Chicago, in the first real life public street pics spotting of BMW's recently revealed EV and hybrid-electric concept cars.
Automakers have thrown their considerable weights behind green technology. This comes as no surprise given the seemingly ever climbing gas prices and stringent future CAFE standards. Electric driven vehicles, such as plug-in hybrids are gaining popularity amid these concerns. But does green technology spell the end of performance sports cars? Not if manufacturers such as BMW, Porsche, and even an upstart such Fisker Automotive have a say.
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See the BMW i8 hybrid sports car in video and get some more insight into its overall design philosophy, aerodynamics, center information display, and plug-in hybrid technology.
A new chapter in driving efficiency+performance was kicked off this morning in Frankfurt Germany as the BMW i8 and i3 concept cars were revealed and introduced. For official details and media on the i8 and i3 see our official threads.
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There's certainly a lot of talk about meat, and rightly so, when it comes to Chef John Tesar's Knife Modern Steak, opening soon in the Hotel Palomar. But what about the hotel guest with a sweet tooth, or the film geek who wants to break down the third act after a night across the street at the Ang ... More >>
In 2013, Dallas residents were treated to an unprecedented whiff of Dallas city government, and the experience was something akin to opening that long-forgotten Tupperware container wedged beneath your car seat. The fumes aren't going to kill anyone, but the noxious mix of incompetence and deceit is ... More >>
The house at 4015 Allencrest Lane -- a tidy four-bedroom, three-bath ranch-style in North Dallas -- isn't the first place one would look for a weed-growing mastermind named Bone. Nevertheless, that's where DEA agents tracked down 37-year-old Brian Edward Deloney in June 2010, not to mention several ... More >>
In a perfect world, Tango Blast would be a cool, refreshing fruity beverage. But we don't live in a perfect world and the name has instead been appropriated by a rapidly growing, extremely violent Texas gang with ties to Mexican drug cartels. It's some 10,000 members strong, according to the Texas D ... More >>
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The big dance may be over, but Thanksgiving lives on inside our refrigerators. Leftover turkey and sides revisit us for days after the holiday -- lingering in Tupperware, covered in foil and wrapped in plastic, until that 5-day-old turkey funk reaches out from our fridge to punch us in the nose. Th ... More >>
I distinctly remember my first encounter with deviled eggs. I was at a Penn State football game, probably eight years old. I was nearing double-digit eggs before I realized I'd gone too far. To me the snack will always be a tailgating food, but to bars and restaurants, deviled eggs seem to have b ... More >>
To survive the ordeal of escaping Guatemala, Julia needed a big Heart. But not this big.
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I only listened to Russ Martin's show on Live 105.3 sporadically. I've met the guy just once. Talked with him for all of 45 seconds. So how do you tell the story of a guy like that? You talk to everyone that knows him. That's worked for him. With him. Those that love him. And those that loat ... More >>
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Another View -- Dan Itse: Who will defend the NH Constitution if we do not?
The readers were led to believe that this was a Second Amendment rally; it was not. It was a rally calling the legislators to honor their oath of office. As a speaker, I did not mention the Second Amendment once. The readers were led to believe that the Constitution of Virginia is somehow relevant to our laws. However, we do not live in Virginia; this is New Hampshire. The laws of this state are restrained or empowered only by the constitution of this state and the Constitution for the United States.
The readers were led to believe that Jack Kimball and Rep. John Hikel somehow rely upon Part 1, Article 38 of the constitution of the State of New Hampshire to justify the lawsuit and the petitions. That simply isn't true. Douglas called Article 38 precatory, implying that it holds no actual power, but is only advisory.
Article 38 was originally the last Article in our Bill of Rights, the capstone, to tie it all together. It puts the people firmly in charge of enforcing the Constitution upon those in government. The first two phrases could be considered precatory, though I would suggest hortatory (another arcane word meaning an exhortation):
"A frequent recurrence to the fundamental principles of the Constitution, and a constant adherence to justice, moderation, temperance, industry, frugality, and all the social virtues, are indispensably necessary to preserve the blessings of liberty and good government; the people ought, therefore, to have a particular regard to all those principles in the choice of their officers and Representatives."
The people are called to know their constitution and to use it as the measure of whom they send to work for them in government. The last phrase is anything but advisory: "And they (the people) have a right to require of their lawgivers and magistrates, an exact and constant observance of them (those principles), in the formation and execution of the laws necessary for the good administration of government." This phrase means the people have the right to require the legislators, governor and bureaucrats, and judges to strictly obey the constitution.
The right to submit petitions is codified in Part 1, Article 32, which gives the people (individually or collectively) the right to petition the Legislature when the government injures them. Are the petitioners aggrieved by the passage of an unconstitutional law? The justification to enter the law suit is provided by federal statutes on conspiracy and racketeering.
The editorial and column take the position that because the law was considered constitutional when it was adopted in 1977, it must be constitutional now, making it a mere policy decision. As we stated at the rally, this ignores two substantive and relevant changes that have occurred in the interim.
In 1982, the people adopted Part 1, Article 2-a of the New Hampshire Constitution, which strengthens and makes explicit the people's right to defend their life, liberty and property with arms. In 2005, the Supreme Court of the United State, in Castle Rock v. Gonzalas, recognized that the police have no duty to protect any person against an assault. Specifically, absent a statute requiring that person be protected, and the funding to carry that statute into practice the police could not be required to protect a person from assault.
Part 1, Article 3 states that the Legislature is required to recognize that the failure to provide a protection promised in order to secure a surrender of a right makes the surrender void. Therefore, the Legislature must also recognize that a proposal to require a surrender of rights based upon a protection that cannot be provided for any reasonable cost, must be unconstitutional. This is especially true when the right to be surrendered is explicitly recognized.
Knowing that the police can never protect every person from assault all the time, the Legislature has no power to require any person to surrender their right of self-defense. While giving rhetorical lip service to "stand your ground," this paper's editorial and column writers undermine the very rights that justify it.
Dan Itse is a Republican state representative from Fremont.
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We use a grid of 100 points to assess how well an applicant will adapt to Canada's labour market. The grid looks at factors such as:
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Chris Johnson blasted a pair of home runs and drove home five on Tuesday, powering the Diamondbacks to a 10-4 victory over the Pirates. When the Houston Astros dealt Johnson to the Diamondbacks before the trade deadline in exchange for prospects Bobby Borchering and Marc Kraus, most called it a victory for Houston general manager Jeff Luhnow. Johnson now has five home runs and 15 RBI while going 10 for 29 (.345) in just eight games played with the Diamondbacks. Johnson has always had decent power potential and is now playing for a team that boasts one of the most power-friendly home parks. Johnson should continue to play every day for Arizona and is showing no signs of slowing down at the plate.
A.J. Burnett (13-3) carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning Tuesday against the Cubs. The right-hander did not allow a hit through his first seven innings of work and retired the leadoff batter in the eighth. He then hit Darwin Barney and after striking out Luis Valbuena, surrendered a two-out single to Adrian Cardenas. Burnett admitted he started thinking about a no-hitter in the third or fourth inning. He was visible angry about a 2-2 curve that just missed outside, and he appeared to be yelling at the umpire after the hit. But he struck out David DeJesus with runners on first and third to end the inning.


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The University of Nebraska Foundation set a record for the most private donations received in its history.
The foundation brought in nearly $237 million this past fiscal year, which is 43 percent more than last year.
Recently, the foundation received donations for the new cancer center at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
In all, the Foundation's total assets top $1.9 billion.
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Oven roasted aromatic ribs with a bourbon & orange glaze
By David Broom
Cooking time
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
The aroma and flavour of this glaze gives a delicious kick to pork ribs - perfect if you're cooking on a barbecue too
Nutrition and extra info
- kcalories
- 528
- protein
- 37g
- carbs
- 26g
- fat
- 24g
- saturates
- 9g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 22g
- salt
- 1.01g
- 3 x 500g packs pork ribs (about 16 ribs in total)
- herby green salad, to serve
For the glaze
- 140g orange marmalade, preferably shredless or fine shred
- 2 tbsp dark muscovado sugar
- 150ml bourbon
- 100ml fresh orange juice
- 5cm/2in piece fresh root ginger, peeled and coarsely grated
- 5 tbsp tomato ketchup
- 2 tbsp white wine vinegar
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- Preheat the oven to 190C/gas 5/fan 170C. Put the pork ribs in a large roasting tin and pour over cold water until they are barely covered. Carefully place in the oven and cook for 1 hour. This tenderises the meat and removes much of the fat, but it makes the ribs look grey and unappetising at this stage. Don't worry – they'll be dark and glossy once they are roasted.
- Meanwhile, mix together all the ingredients for the glaze in a saucepan and heat gently, stirring occasionally, until the marmalade has dissolved. Turn up the heat and allow the mixture to bubble until it has reduced by about one quarter.
- Remove the ribs from the oven and increase the temperature to 220C/gas 7/fan 200C. Tip the ribs and liquid into a colander in the sink and give the colander a good shake to remove any excess liquid. Return the ribs to the roasting tin, pour over the glaze and turn them until they're evenly coated. Roast in the oven for 50 minutes until the ribs are covered in a sticky glaze, turning and basting at least twice. Serve hot, with a herby green salad.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, September 2002
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Nice and very straightforward, but a few comments to improve it:
- It needed an extra sauce, or 'wetness', on the side.
- The bourbon and orange flavours didn't come through as strongly as I'd have hoped. This could be remedied, perhaps, by cooking for 40 minutes instead of 50.
We enjoyed them very much, but I would definitely choose the Dr Pepper ribs over these (also cheaper, as not using bourbon or marmalade!).


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Stephanie Merry(Washington Post): Some movies manifest both immediately transformative – altering how we survey the world as soon as we permission the theater – and long-lasting, demanding days or weeks of consideration.
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The Trade and Cooperation Agreement entered into force in 1993.
The Trade and Cooperation Agreement entered into force in 1993. It was initially concluded for a period of five years and is now tacitly renewed every year. The two Parties accorded each other's exports most-favoured-nation treatment and engaged themselves to examine appropriate measures to foster trade and economic relations.
Mongolia joined the World Trade Organization on 29 January 1997 and was thus the first TACIS country to develop actively economic relations with the world trading partners. Mongolia's first WTO-Trade Policy Review (TPR) took place in March 2005. The results were generally very positive. Mongolia was commended for its very significant progress in its transition from a centrally planned to a market-based economy. Mongolia's efforts to create a favourable environment for FDI resulted in a substantial FDI increase: The investment volume has been increasing dramatically since 2000. The total FDI between 1990 and 1999 was equal to 12.77% of total investments, whereas the total FDI in 2000-2007 was equal to 87.2% of the total 1990-2007 FDI.
For Mongolia, the EU is one of its main trading partners and has lately been quoted as Mongolia's third-largest trading partner. In 2009, the total trade value between the EU and Mongolia reached EUR 184.3 million, of which Mongolia's exports to the EU were EUR 44.9 million and EU exports to Mongolia totalled EUR 139.4 million. The main exports from Mongolia to EU are cashmere, wool and related products, EU exports to Mongolia are consisted of mainly machinery and transport equipment, chemicals and related products.
Mongolia has an ambitious trade agenda, with the goal of diversifying and enhancing exports. The EC supports Mongolia's efforts to create an enabling environment for business, policies aiming at product diversification, and the improvement of product quality. This would help increase Mongolian exports increase the value added of its goods, and at the same time would make Mongolian products more competitive in the domestic market.
Mongolia, eligible since 2006 for the specific General Preferential Scheme for sustainable development and good governance (GSP+), is interested in fully utilising the incentive to further increase exports to the EU. Mongolia is also interested in the identification of possible products for the development of Geographical Indications, as a means of product labeling in the context of its export product diversification strategy.
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A middle-aged man remained hospitalized in critical condition Saturday after being electrocuted while washing windows.
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A transformer failure in Fullerton Saturday left nearly 1,900 Southern California Edison customers without power.
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Clinique • Bottom Lash Mascara • Mascara
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Jazzodiamond on 8/17/2013 10:10:00 AM more reviews by Jazzodiamond
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
Amazing stuff! Doesn't budge, lasts ages. I wear this EVERY DAY!! Your makeup bag needs one :)
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Jhe9488 on 7/28/2013 5:24:00 PM more reviews by Jhe9488
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is a holy grail product for me. For years I never applied mascara to my lower lashes because it would just turn into a hot smudgy mess in 10 minutes. But this mascara is super waterproof and doesn't go anywhere. It doesn't flake, makes my bottom lashes look super full and the cute tiny brush is perfect for getting all those small bottom lashes without getting the product everywhere.
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Meech25 on 7/12/2013 2:54:00 PM more reviews by Meech25
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I never thought that a mascara for your bottom lashes could actually make a difference.
But it does!
it's dark
it thickens
it separates
it lasts
what more can you want!
Oh and i forgot to mention how easy and quick it is to achieve all of those things!
I drag the tiny tip of this mascara all across my bottom lashes, being careful not to get it on my skin (it is a little wet)
and then i go back and lightly apply like i would a regular mascara.
I am obsessed with it. Also, it's super affordable, another reason why this product is awesome!
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Holymacarony on 7/12/2013 7:35:00 AM more reviews by Holymacarony
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This is really good. Really waterproof. I have never had such long and nice bottom lashes before!! Im definitely using this on my wedding day. I have also recommended it to my friends, who also loves it!
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*TOP REVIEWER* Alfordalice on 7/3/2013 6:33:00 PM more reviews by Alfordalice
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
Tiny wand defines lower lashes perfectly
Less clumping
Doesn't smudge or flake
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*TOP REVIEWER* Gingerbelle8 on 7/2/2013 12:57:00 AM more reviews by Gingerbelle8
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Black
I got this from Duty Free because I came free in a package of 3. I love it!! I have issues applying mascara with a regular wand to my bottom lashes. This helps me get all the short little hairs. I'm a huge fan of Clinique's mascaras and they work really well for me with no smudging.. I will definitely repurchase!
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imaunicorn on 6/23/2013 12:47:00 PM more reviews by imaunicorn
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Green
It really works! We all used a normal sized wand on our bottom lashes - people with really short bottom lashes like me are just unlucky with that. This small-sized cute wand distributes the product equally to every lash individually and makes my eyes look bigger. I love it and will keep repurchasing it until I find an equally good and cheaper alternative.
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Viclovesmakeup on 6/22/2013 2:45:00 AM more reviews by Viclovesmakeup
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Cute little packaging. Doesn't smudge at all which is fantastic since that's my main problem with mascara on my bottom lashes. Doesn't specialise in anything in particular like volumising or lengthening but it's still perfect from day to day wear. Would repurchase over and over!
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*TOP REVIEWER* sprite26 on 6/12/2013 6:50:00 AM more reviews by sprite26
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I agree with the previous reviewer- this mascara tends to be clumpy and it's challenging to work with. Even using a lash comb doesn't seem to help much. The formula is a bit heavy for my bottom lashes, it weighs them down and I don't like how it looks when I wear it. Flakes a little too, I wouldn't call this product long-lasting.
Tried it because I was curious but I wouldn't buy his again.
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*TOP REVIEWER* SorceressOfTheDark on 6/10/2013 5:00:00 AM more reviews by SorceressOfTheDark
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
Imo, this is the most ridiculous hype of mascaras. Sounds good, looks good till you get it home and you realize you just spent 10 bucks on a ridiculously small amount of mascara in a tube with a teensy-tiny wand that the SA will tell you works perfectly only on lower lashes because that's what you need. Yeah, I fell for it. And, I returned it, too. After I tried using it a variety of ways, and I still had the same amount of problems that made me buy into the hype for this type of idea. It just didn't work for me.
To begin with, the wand is so small I had trouble applying the mascara accurately because it seemed to come out in globs and that's how it stuck to my lower lashes. I couldn't get a clean enough wand out of the tube. Every time I would pull it out, it had gobs of mascara on it that would transfer to my lower lashes. It never cleaned well enough by the top of the mascara ring.
Applying mascara to my lower lashes is difficult enough without mass gobs of black mascara on a wand, especially an extremely tiny wand that has almost no control in using it. Enter the gobs of mascara on my lower lashes. Instead of being able to nicely sweep my lashes, I couldn't do that. At best, I could dab them. Maybe my eyes are too big, and this is meant for smaller eyes, I'm not sure.But that method doesn't work, of course. For me, the wand is absolutely horrible for application purposes. It's just too small.
Imagine a doll-sized mascara wand. Not much to work with. Now you have to take that itsy-bitty wand and transfer the mascara from it to your real-life size lashes. Without getting any black gobs on them. It's near to impossible because the brush is so small it comes out that way.
No matter how precise I was in my application, no matter how careful and slowly I applied this mascara, I still had little flakes and black dots that I had to clean up after application.
After the mascara dried, my lower lashes felt hard and stiff. They didn't break off when I washed my makeup off, thank goodness, removal was easy enough. But when I wanted to add another mascara on top because I didn't like the way my lashes looked (or sometimes I'll add another color), it was impossible because of the hardness of them.
So what was the purpose then for it? I could just use my regular mascaras if I still had to clean my under eye area, and especially if I had difficulty using this mini-wand.
I just felt as if it is the silliest "makeup toy" I've ever seen that a company is pushing and am embarrassed that I bought into the sales hype originally. At least the counter did take it back without a problem.
I admit, we all like to try new products and have fun with them. This did sound like a great idea to me. But once I tried it and saw the wand, I felt as if I had been swindled. I much prefer using my other full-size mascara wands on my lower lashes to achieve the effect I want. Those brushes are just as easy, I can use them on both sets of lashes, I already know I like the mascara and I'm getting a full size tube of mascara for my money.
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Yay, Voluma is FDA approved. So what?
It is now 15 years since I have discovered and integrated "cosmetic medicine" into my aesthetic and reconstructive practice. Cosmetic medicine is the developing branch of non to minimally invasive non-surgical options one uses to enhance their aging process. Whether it be peri-menopausal hot flashes or wrinkles, whatever your medical insurer does not pay for and is perceived by you and the medical industry as personal physical or physiologic enhancement is considered "self-pay" and expanding into the Cosmetic Medicine industry. If such enhancements may have a actual biologic change in your body, it must be FDA approved before it can be marketed in the USA. If it is considered inert and does not actively change or stimulate your tissues to change, it may be marketed OTC (over-the-counter).
Voluma, is a volumizing gel which follows a lengthening list of cosmetic medicine options. It falls in a class of "anti-aging" enhancements called Fillers. This particular one is made by Allergan; is FDA approved this month as a hyaluronic acid gel filler for injection deep into the cheek. It has been labeled for cosmetic use but the class of hyaluronic acid gels are used in different medical formulations (therefore paid by insurance) for lubricating the knee joint, refilling the eyeball and other uses.
Cosmetic and medical fillers are used to replace or add volume to tissues which have lost the 3 dimensional mass from aging or trauma. The best and easiest example to understand is a breast augmentation using a saline (salt water) or gel implant in a young small breasted female or woman following pregnancy for cosmetic reasons or a breast reconstruction implant following breast tissue loss for cancer or injury.
Injectible volumizers have been around for 15 or more years and used to build up soft tissue loss, particularly in the face. Since it is biologically active it also stimulates a body's immune response to create firming and integration, a process you enjoy and therefore choose to purchase. This process is called scar, or collagen formation and induces phases of swelling, bruising and increased circulation to the area and has many typical side-effects associated with any other injury to your tissues including prolonged discomfort, bruising, swelling, lumpiness, deformity, spider-veins, etc which is part of the "package". The terrific aspect of Voluma is that it is cross-linked (like having more rungs holding a ladder together) so it lasts longer; up to 2 years. Side-effects can therefore last longer too! Another great thing about Voluma is that it is similar to the same molecule made in the body so it degrades with an enzyme, hyaluronidase, if it is not quite right.
Voluma as with other "HA" filler results are immediate but take 2-3 weeks for most of the side-effects and softening to occur. Depending on your metabolism and the site it is injected it will last longer or shorter duration. Since Voluma is highly linked, it is firmer and requires a deeper injection so you will not notice the rounding, lumpiness or irregularities as much as thinner products such as Juvederm. Also misunderstood is that the body's soft tissues are not one large blob but are compartmentalized into smaller areas. This is where the art of injection come in as your physician injecter must understand the anatomy to place these fillers properly.
I hope this has been helpful for you. Since the art of anti-aging and cosmetic medicine is based on science and individualized for you, please be choosey in finding your best Cosmetic MD possible!
All the best,
Dean Kane, MD, FACS
Voluma is FDA approved for an immediate lift
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Web reference: https://www.edelsteincosmetic.com/procedures/voluma-toronto.php
Is Voluma Filler FDA Approved?
Each filler is used for different effects in different sites. Your choice of injector is probably more important than your choice of filler. Best wishes.
FDA approval
Web reference: http://www.drkrisreddy.com/voluma-west-palm-beach.html
Voluma to Restore Cheek Volume
Web reference: http://danikmedspa.com
Voluma FDA Approved
FDA Approved for mid facial volume loss
hyaluronic acid filler that has been approved by the FDA for mid facial volume loss (cheeks).
Web reference: http://www.drdoppelt.com/dermal-fillers/index.html
Juvederm Voluma is FDA approved for cheek augmentation
1. Temples
2. Jaw lines to smooth out jowls
3. Chin augmentation
4. Injectable rhinoplasty
5. Deep nasolabial and marionette folds
As we gain more experience with this amazing and robust product so will some of the off label indications.
As a clinical trainer for Allergan, the maker of Voluma (and Juvederm, Botox) I have found it a challenge when asked to train a novice injector in Voluma because they are not accustomed to restoring lost facial volume and injecting deeper, not just superficial lines and folds. There is no physician in the U.S. with > 7 to 8 months of clinical experience with Voluma. Your best bet is to find somebody with extensive knowledge in facial anatomy and experience with Liquid Lifts as the knowledge from the use of other fillers can be transferred to Voluma.
Ran Y. Rubinstein, MD
200 Stony Brook Court, Newburgh, New York
Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
Clinical Professor New York Presbyterian Hospital
National Education Faculty (physician trainer) for:
Allergan (Juvederm, Voluma), Valient (Scultpra, Restylane),
Cynosure (Cellulaze, Precision Laser Lift) & Solta (Fraxel, Thermage)
Web reference: http://www.yourfacemd.com/medical-spa-services/injectable-fillers-newyork/juvederm-voluma.html
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I'm on Broadway! Well, OFF Broadway. But at least it's at the legendary Studio 54. Well, UPSTAIRS at the legendary Studio 54. And it's not really me, it's an actor playing me. But still, I'm immortalized, kind of, in a topical revue called Newsical by satirical songwriter/comic Rick Crom. Along with director Donna Drake, he sends a quartet of performers through a batch of kooky tunes about Hooters airlines, Brad Pitt's availability, and the sexual thrill old ladies get from being wanded down at airports.
And now, Newsical has a "Michael Musto song" and I'd be shocked about it, except I cooperated with them on the whole thing. The result? At the performance I saw, a performer named Jamison Stern emerged as moi in picture-perfect loud shirt and dark-framed glasses and sang about being prettier and wittier than some of the female columnists. (Lies!) Crooning on, he claimed to have been hurt in the past and therefore determined to colorfully wreck lives with his prose. (Getting warmer.) And then he actually sang from my current column, though the items (racy tidbits about RuPaul, John Travolta, and the Olsen twins) were reconstructed into neatly rhyming lyrics by Crom, who even gave them punchlines.
|Romero Britto and I unveil the portrait.
Meanwhile, can I blow myself one more time and say that at Quo the other night, Miami-based artist Romero Britto unveiled portraits of me and celeb shutterbug Patrick McMullan before a crowd of happy drunks? My Britto portrait has me in a picture-perfect loud shirt and dark glasses and truly gets the hideous shyness and rampant megalomania, etc. etc. (I must be very easy to read, even if my work isn't.)


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CAPE CORAL, Fla.- Tylar Dobbins died suddenly at an emergency room in China last week after doctors refused him treatment because he didn't have money.
"He's sitting in front of them throwing up blood. They wouldn't touch him," said his mother Paula Kemp.
His best friend Kody Yates watched it all happen. WINK News talked to him over the telephone from China.
"Everybody's trying to work together to bring him home," he said.
Kody is fluent in Mandarin and he's been talking with Chinese forwarders to figure out why the Dobbins family has to pay $20,000 to get the 19 year-old back home.
Kody's family has traveled in China before and says the forwarders are running a scam.
"They know they've got an American, they've got a young American, and they think the people will just do whatever it takes," said Don Yates.
Kody says he's not leaving until his friend's body is on a plane back home to Cape Coral.
"It's my main priority right now. I told his mother I'm going to do whatever I have to do to make it happen."


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Students at the University of Sydney
Early women students and graduates
In 1881 Senate unanimously decided to allow the admission of women, and the passing of the University Amendment Act in 1884 secured the legal rights of women at Sydney University.
Courses in Economics and Commerce began to be offered in 1901. The first woman to graduate Diploma in Economics and Commerce was in 1910, and the first woman to graduate Bachelor of Economics was in 1914.
On this webpage:
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View more information and photos about early Economics students.
Faculty of Economics 1920
|Courses in Economics and Commerce, qualifying for the Bachelor of Arts degree, were offered by the Department of Economics and Commerce for both matriculated and unmatriculated students.
|Unmatriculated students who passed Economics and Commerce I, II and III were entitled to receive a Diploma in Economics and Commerce,
|The second cohort of Diploma graduates included the first woman, Edith Swain,
|The Department of Economics and Commerce, now in the Faculty of Arts, offered the three-year Bachelor of Economics degree, with only matriculated students being eligible, as well as the three-year Diploma in Economics and Commerce.
|Two of the first cohort of 11 degree students for the Bachelor of Economics were women - Edith Swain, BA, Diploma in Economics and Commerce, and Winifred Lipscomb (later Herbert), BA.
|The first Bachelor of Economics degrees were conferred by the University and Edith Swain, BA, Diploma in Economics and Commerce, was the first woman BEc graduate out of the first 4 graduates.
|The next three women who graduated Bachelor of Economics were Winifred Lipscomb (later Herbert), Alice Perrin and Zoe Bertles.
|Persia Campbell (later Rice), who graduated Bachelor of Arts with a high distinction in Economics III, became Professor of Economics at Queen's University, New York.
|A separate Faculty of Economics was established.
|Some of the growing number of women Bachelor of Economics graduates were Phyllis Le Cappelaine-Taylor (1922), Lucy Woodcock (1924) and Eleanor Gough (1925).
|Nancy Gleeson-White (later Lady Tomlinson) was the first woman to graduate Bachelor of Economics with First Class Honours (in Economic History) from the University.
|The following 2 women were the first to receive the degree of Master of Economics:
Leonie Still, who became Director of the Centre for Women and Business and a Professorial Fellow within the Graduate School of Management at The University of Western Australia. In 2003, she was awarded the Governor-General's Centenary Medal for services to the Australian community through business leadership.
Margaret Power
|Two of the 10 women Bachelor of Economics graduates (out of 177) were:
Helena John (later Carr) who began a successful business career.
Elizabeth Parkinson who became a silversmith, environmentalist, author and artist, setting up the Lazy Lizard business in 1984 initially as a marketing vehicle for her various activities.
|The number of women Bachelor of Economics graduates had risen to 38 (out of 267).
|Elaine Thompson was the first woman to receive a PhD in Economics. She became Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of NSW, commentator on elections and parliament, and editor of the Australasian Parliamentary Review.
|The number of women students overtook the number of men students, with 2,171 full- and part-time women and 2,142 men students enrolled in the Faculty.
|The Faculty was renamed the Faculty of Economics and Business.
|There were major changes in the Faculty:
the Discipline of Economics, the Centre for International Security Studies and the Graduate School of Government were transferred to the Faculty of Arts, which became the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
the Faculty of Economics and Business became The University of Sydney Business School, comprising the disciplines of Accounting, Business Analytics, Business Information Systems, Business Law, Finance, International Business, Marketing and Work & Organisational Studies, the Institute of Transport & Logistics Studies and the Workplace Research Centre.
|There were 3,447 women and 2,989 men students enrolled in the Business School.
In the early 1900s
Millicent Preston Stanley
(later Vaughan) and her
brother (who went on
to graduate) attended
Professor RF Irvine's lectures
in Economics in 1913,
photo, The Australian
Women's Weekly,
6 November 1937,
National Library of Australia.
She became a feminist, a
politician and the first female
member of the NSW
Legislativ Assembly (1925).
Winifred Lipscombe
(later Herbert) (BA 1913)
was one of the first two
women to be admitted to the
Bachelor of Economics
course, in 1913.
She graduated BEc in 1916,
photo, 'The Courier Mail',
4 June 1938, National Library
of Australila.
Persia Campbell (later Rice),
who graduated BA with a
high distinction in Economics
III in 1919, became Professor
of Economics at Queen's
University, New York,
photo, The Sydney
Morning Herald,
12 September 1934,
National Library of Australia.
In the 1920s
Phyllis Le Cappelaine-Taylor
Eleanor Gough graduated
BEc in 1925,
photo, The Australian
Women's Weekly,
23 April 1938,
National Library of Australia.
She was Head of the
Department of Women's
Handicrafts, East Sydney
Technical College and
supervised a network of
metropolitan and country
In the 1930s
Mary Debenham
(later Lady Phillips)
graduated BA in 1931
majoring in Economics,
photo, Sydney Morning
Herald, 20 November 1934,
National Library of Australia.
Olga De Plater, a third year
Economics students and
member of the committee
of the Sydney University
Economics Society since
1931, was elected President
of the Sydney University
Women Evening Students'
Assocation for 1934,
photo, The Sydney Morning
Herald, 13 November 1933,
National Library of Australia.
Kathleen Commins
Helen Davidson, an
Economics student in
1937, photo,
'The Australian Women's
Weekly', 24 April 1937,
National Library of Australia.
In the 1940s
Nancy Gleeson-White (later
Lady Tomlinson), who was
the first woman to graduate
Bachelor of Economics with
First Class Honours (in
Economic History) from the
University, in 1949,
photo, The Sun-Herald,
19 July 1953,
National Library of Australia.
In the 1950s
|Judy White (nee Crossing),
graduated BEc in 1956.
Later gaining MLitt UNE
HonMA PhD Newcastle,
she has been on many
economic Boards in the
Hunter Valley & was the
recipient of a Women 1988
Award for services to the
Bicentenary, photo,
SMH, 16 December 1954,
National Library of Australia.
In the 1960s
Hylda Rolfe, who graduated
MEc in 1965. In 1974 she
was economist for the
United Farmers' and
Woolgrowers' Association
of NSW and new
member of the Australian
Wool Corporation
photo, The Australian
Women's Weekly,
2 January 1974,
National Library of Australia.
In the 1970s
Heather Ridout
In the 1980s
Olivia JingShu Ji
graduated MCom
in 2003, photo,
E&B connect,
December 2007.
She is co-founder &
of China Entrepreneurs,
now one of
CEBEX Group Brands,
& President of BDP
Green Technology Co.
Bec Hamilton
graduated BEc(SocSc)
(Hons) with the
University Medal in
2003. She then
graduated from
Harvard & is a
passionate advocate
for the cause of
genocide prevention,
photo, E&B connect,
December 2007.
Julie McKay,
who graduated Global
Executive MBA in 2011,
is Executive Director of
UN Women Australia and
was named a
state winner in the 2013
Young Australian of the
Year Awards.
Michelle Sherwood
who graduated Global
Executive MBA in 2012
who is the Executive
General Strategic Marketing
at Sensis, has been
nominated in two
categories for The CEO
Magazine's 2012 Executive
of the Year Awards.
Information sources
- University of Sydney Calendar Archive
- National Library of Australia historic newspapers
- Student enrolment reports, Planning and Information Office
Belltrees: History and Archives
Lis Bergmann, 2013


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Danny Hylton is hoping that Gary Waddock will again get the best out of him after yesterday completing his move to Oxford United.
The 25-year-old striker played under the U's head coach when he was at Aldershot, and says that his spell at the Recreation Ground was his best in professional football.
Hylton has signed a two-year deal at the Kassam Stadium, and is hoping to put a disappointing campaign behind him.
The 6ft forward made just one appearance for Sky Bet League One side Rotherham, spending part of the season on loan at Bury and AFC Wimbledon.
But Hylton says he is delighted to have completed his move to Oxford, and can't wait for the season to get under way.
"I enjoyed every minute when Gary was my manager before and he was a massive factor in me coming here," Hylton said.
"He has belief in you and a good style of play. He likes to play good attacking football and hopefully the fans will enjoy it. It's a fresh start for me and I am really excited – I can't wait to get going now."
Hylton scored 48 times in 139 starts for Aldershot, before moving to Rotherham last summer.
However, things did not go well at the New York Stadium, the striker making just one appearance for the Millers at Brentford in October.
A week later, he went on loan to Bury, where he scored twice in seven starts and then in January went to Wimbledon where he netted three times in ten starts.
"I went to Rotherham and it didn't work out how I wanted it to, but that's part of football," he added.
"You can't predict what's going to happen and you have to experience the lows as well as the highs. It can only make you stronger.
"I now know what it's like to not really play for a year and I don't want to go through that again."
Hylton, who was handed an eight-match ban in May 2012 after being found guilty of two charges of racial abuse, will link up with his new teammates when they report back for pre-season.
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Police are called in over death of Connor Sparrowhawk
9:00am Wednesday 26th November 2014
POLICE are investigating the death of teenager Connor Sparrowhawk, who died in the bath at a Headington NHS facility last year.
Rose Hill parents' 'little miracle' Jesse
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Wintertime staging in Charlbury for a Midsummer classic
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AN ENCHANTING summer comedy will leave audiences spellbound as it returns to the stage this week.
Three men are arrested after car crashes into traffic lights on Abingdon Road, Oxford
8:30am Wednesday 26th November 2014
DRIVERS in Oxford faced severe congestion in Abingdon Road yesterday after a suspected stolen car crashed into traffic lights during the early hours.


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I use this for an alarm in the morning too, it is the only sound that wakes me up.
Good Job!!
This is perfect for what I need for a Flash animated assignment. :)
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