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Bought a package of these for the most beautiful girl in the universe, my 9 yr old niece! She loves them and so do I!!! They are adorable, smell great, this one is a keeper!
Love it! It smells like watermelon bubble gum, mmmm. Very yummy. I like that it's not too noticeable on, for a natural look.
So I got a BB ice creamie a while ago, and while it initially didn't impress me it somehow grew on me, so I thought I'd give in and try one more BB gloss. I adore watermelon and I adore summery products of any kind, so I just grabbed this one, and I'm pleased with it.
First of all, to me the scent of this is as close to the real thing as it gets: pure watermelon. It's also deliciously noticeable (but not as strong as the ice creamie - which is a good thing). That alone satisfies me, as the scent was probably the biggest factor that led me to getting this.
It's absolutely crystal clear, with no glitter/shimmer whatsoever, which means it gives a very clean, subtle look. It's thicker than the ice creamie, but still absolutely non sticky. I think that's the best part with these. As for the applicator, once you get the grip of it you don't need a mirror to apply or anything. Just a second of your time.
Last but not least, in my experience Bonne Bell balms, whatever form they come in, are actually moisturizing and leave lips silky smooth. I even use those overnight sometimes.
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This smells really bad. And tastes like it smells. Will go back to the strawberry one.
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This stuff smells terrible!! Not even close to watermelon or anything edible.
It doesn't smell like watermelon very much, and if it does, it's like a fake watermelon or something. But it's very shiny and smooth. It's slightly sticky, but it moisturizes nicely. I would buy this product again in a DIFFERENT flavor, perhaps Strawberry Kiwi as that one's yummy :)
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A case operation plan (coplan) involves only intelligence activity to build up a case against a target. There is nothing criminal about a coplan, according to Chief Supt. James Melad, the sacked chief of the Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon) police.


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Schwing Lecture Series
The Schwing Library Lecture Series was begun in March, 1965, as the LSU Library Lectures. In 1981, the title was changed to honor Ella V. Schwing (1902-1982), who had sponsored the series since 1966. The lectures served as a source of enrichment for the library community and as a means of highlighting the significant role of libraries in the academic environment.
About Ella V. Aldrich Schwing
Ella V. Aldrich Schwing (1902-1982), librarian and educator, was a distinguished alumna of Louisiana State University. She held an A.B. degree in English and chemistry from LSU, an M.A. in comparative literature from LSU, and a B.S. in library science from Columbia University. In recognition of her many contributions to scholarship, Mrs. Schwing was presented an honorary doctorate in civil law by the University of the South in 1970 and an honorary doctorate in library science by LSU in 1974.
Her professional career included classroom teaching in Louisiana high schools, work as a librarian at LSU, membership in the faculty of the LSU Library School, and leadership of the LSU Department of Books and Libraries of the College of Arts and Sciences. She authored a textbook in user instruction entitled Using Books and Libraries.
Mrs. Schwing was a life member of the American Library Association, a president of the Louisiana Library Association, and a member of the Southwestern Library Association. She was inducted into honorary societies including Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Phi Mu, Theta Sigma Phi, Phi Lambda Pi, and Kappa Delta.
Her service to LSU included membership in the Board of Supervisors, the LSU Foundation, and the Executive Board of Friends of the LSU Library. Mrs. Schwing contributed to education in Louisiana through her work as regional director of the Association of Governing Boards of State Colleges and Universities. She served as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Episcopal Radio-TV Foundation and Episcopal High School, the Board of Trustees of the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana, Inc., the Board of Trustees of the Baton Rouge Little Theater, the Board of Directors of the Baton Rouge Gallery, and the Board of Directors of the Young Women's Christian Organization.
Chronological List of Schwing Lectures
- * 1999, James G. Neal, "The Entrepreneurial Imperative," October 28, 1999.
- 1997, Dr. Daniel D. Barron,"Distributed Library Service: Role Shifts or Role Evolution." October 7, 1997.
- *1995, Dr. Jerry Campbell, "New Models for Library Service: What the Crystal Ball Reveals About the Library of teh 21st Century," October 5, 1995.
- * 1994, Clifford A. Lynch, "Research Libraries, Information Professionals and the Networked Information Revolution," September 29, 1994.
- 1989, Richard Dougherty, "Responding to the Changing Economics of Journal Publishing."
- 1988, Ching-Chih Chen,"Project Emperor I: A Summary of the Presentations and Demonstration Given as the 57th LSU Libraries Lecture," 1988.
- 1988, Toni Carbo Bearman, "Information Policy: Past, Present and Future."
- 1987, Charles R. McClure, "Management Data for Library Decision Making: The Role of the Researcher," April 10, 1987.
- 1986, Douglas L. Zweizig,"Measuring Library Effectiveness," April 1986.
- 1986, Beverly P. Lynch,"Strategic Decision-Making: What We Say and What We Do," October 9, 1986.
- 1985, Robert Wedgeworth, "Librarianship: The International Dimension."
- 1985, Maxine H. Reneker, "The Matheson-Cooper Report: Transforming the Capabilities of Academic Research Libraries," November 1985.
- 1984, Alexander Wilson,"Should We Deschool Librarianship?"
- 1984, Kathleen de la Peña McCook, "The Information Policy Infrastructure: Issues to Consider."
- 1981, Elizabeth Stone,"The Choice for Libraries: A Threatened Species or a Dynamic and Treasured Resource?"
- 1981, Russell Shank,"Libraries in the People's Republic of China: Report of the Visit of An American Delegation."
- 1981, John Y. Cole,"The Library of Congress and American Libraries: An Historical Perspective."
- 1980, Ian R. Willison,"The English Eighteenth Century Short Title Catalogue in the Context of Retrospective Universal Bibliographic Control and Universal Availability of Publications."
- 1980, John G. Lorenz,"A National Periodical Center: Plans and Prospects."
- 1979, Martha Boaz, "The Third Revolution--The Information Explosion: Information Access in the Year 2000."
- 1979, Valentina deBruin, "Closing the Card Catalog."
- 1978, Barbara Evans Markuson,"Observations on State Library Network Development."
- 1978, Manfred Kochen,"Alternative Futures of the Library and Information Professions in a Post-Industrial Age."
- 1978, Lee Brawner, "The Fine Art of Associating: 'And Dewey created the Library Association and admonished members to serve it.'"
- 1977, William J. Welsh,"Beyond the Task Force Review: Time For Decision at Library of Congress."
- 1977, Thomas J. Galvin,"Access, Analysis, Accountability: Three Dimensions of the Client-Oriented Library."
- 1977, Paul J. Fasana,"The Library Catalog: Problems and Prospects in an Age of Electronic Data Processing."
- 1976, Richard L. Press,"The Shaken Realist: A Collection Development Officer Looks at the State of the Art in the Academic Research Library," 1976.
- 1976, Carl M. Spaulding,"Getting the Most Out of Microforms," April 19, 1976.
- 1976, Willa K. Baum, "The Expanding Role of the Librarian in Oral History," February 24, 1976.
- 1975, Bessie B. Moore,"Where Have All the Simple Answers Gone?" January 31, 1975.
- 1975, Judith F. Krug,"In Defense of Liberty: Extremism and Other Vices," April 17, 1975.
- 1975, Jane Ellison,"Libraries and Unions," October 23, 1975.
- 1974, Sylvia Lyons Render,"The Black Presence in the Library of Congress," March 1, 1974.
- 1974, Harold Lancour,"The Education of Librarians for the Year 2001," April 19, 1974.
- 1974, George M. Cunha,"The Management of Library Conservation," September 3, 1974.
- 1974, Andrew D. Booth,"The Computer and the Library--Future Implications," November 25, 1974.
- 1973, Bohdan S. Wynar,"Ordering Books for Academic Libraries: Some Myths and Realities," January 18, 1973.
- 1973, Grover E. Murray,"Role of the Library in the University," November 9, 1973.
- 1973, Richard L. O'Keeffe,"University Library Service to the Industrial and Research Communities," September 28, 1973.
- 1973, Leslie W. Dunlap,"Beginnings of the National Commission on Libraries and Information Science," March 30, 1973.
- 1972, Paul Wasserman,"Engineering Change in Librarianship: From Revised Paradigm to Prototypes for the Future," March 24, 1972.
- 1972, Harold Goldstein,"The Library Ladder and Library Education: Collision or Containment?" September 28, 1972.
- 1972, Jack Dalton,"The Librarian of the University and His Education," October 30, 1972.
- 1971, Benjamin E. Powell, "Literary Frauds and Forgeries," October 29, 1971
- 1971, James B. Rhoads,"The Role of Archives in the 1970's," January 21, 1971.
- 1971, William S. Dix,"Reflections in Adversity; or, How Do You Cut a Library Budget?" April 2, 1971.
- 1970, James E. Skipper,"The University Library and Social Change," October 30, 1970.
- 1970, Richard H. Dillon,"The Phantom of the Library: The Creative Subject Specialist," April 17, 1970.
- 1969, Frederick R. Goff, "Rare Books--What and Why," May 16, 1969.
- 1968, Thomas Shuler Shaw,"Compiling and Publishing Reference Books," December 6, 1968.
- 1968, Robert H. Muller, "Undergraduate Libraries in Large Universities: Basic Policy Questions and Problems," May 3, 1968.
- 1968, Lawrence W. Towner,"The Library and the Collector: The Newberry Library," March 1, 1968.
- 1967, Wallace J. Bonk,"Myths and Realities in Library Education: The Blue Stamp Syndrome and the Library Schools," April 21, 1967.
- 1967, John W. Cronin,"The National Program for Acquisitions and Cataloging," January 6, 1967.
- 1967, Robert A. Miller,"The Improvement of Book Collections for Academic Libraries," October 20, 1967.
- 1967, Foster E. Mohrhardt,"Meeting National and International Library Needs," November 10, 1967.
- 1966, Edward G. Holley,"The Trend to LC: Thoughts on Changing Library Classification Schemes," May 13, 1966
- 1966, Maurice F. Tauber,"Some Experiences in Library Surveys and Classification," November 18, 1966.
- 1966, Carl H. Pforzheimer,"Libraries Are More Than Books," March 4, 1966.
- 1965, Joseph Becker, "Automation--Prospects and Implications for Libraries," October 1, 1965.
- 1965, David Kaser,"Continuing Education in the Library Profession," March 5, 1965.


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Horned Frogs Volunteer Through Special Olympics Sunday
April 20, 2012
FORT WORTH, Texas – Members of the TCU equestrian program will volunteer at the Special Olympics Area 11 Equestrian competition this Sunday.
Spearheaded by senior Victoria Lee, student-athletes from both the Western and Hunt Seat squads will volunteer their time at Riding Unlimited in Ponder, Texas. Opening Ceremonies are slated to begin at 8:45 a.m., while competition will begin at approximately 9:00 a.m. and conclude by 5:00 p.m.
Special Olympics Texas (SOTX) is a privately funded non-profit organization that changes lives through the power of sport by encouraging and empowering people with intellectual disabilities, promoting acceptance for all, and fostering communities of understanding and respect. SOTX provides continuing opportunities for more than 44,000 children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout the Lone Star State to realize their potential, develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage and experience joy and friendship.


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Motherhood at its Best
Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Last week, I had a morning panic attack. You know the
kind. You get up, get dressed, get your kiddos fed and out the door for school,
and then suddenly remember something you were supposed to do. It is actually a
regular occurrence at our house, sad to say. This time, it was picture day at
school, and Colin had forgotten the picture form at home.
He was already at school.
As I said, a motherhood-panic-attack.
So I did what any mom would do. I called the school. But I was sorry to discover that the pictures could not be ordered online, and so I had to make a trip into the school in person. By eight o'clock, nonetheless. There I stood, un-showered, in sweatpants, with no makeup on and un-brushed hair, and a split second decision to make. Should I risk the humiliation of showing up at my son's school in my current condition or should I just let it go and not purchase any school pictures. The latter choice would also involve assuming that Colin was dressed in photo-appropriate attire.
Yep, you guessed it. I decided to risk humiliation.
I slapped on some flip flops, grabbed a jacket and headed into the school.
When I arrived, there were no parking spots left, so I pulled up and left my hazards on to run in and turn in the school picture form in the office. And that is when I saw motherhood at its best.
There were two other moms, looking like they had just rolled out of bed, messy hair, no makeup in sweatpants running in to take care of their own last minute panic attacks. Suddenly, I felt much less humiliated and much more comfortable.
Lesley and Corinne stood there with me outside of the school as we all laughed at our predicament. (Note: I have changed the names to protect the innocent moms.) Lesley had no idea it was picture day, and her son needed a change of clothes. Corinne's daughter had forgotten her outfit and picture form at home. Ahhh, motherhood.
The best part wasn't that others had the same panic attack; the best part was that we all looked like we had just rolled out of bed. We all had the same split second decision to make, and we all put the kids first at the risk of public humiliation at our disheveled appearances.
Seeing Lesley and Corinne made me feel better, I might even say normal. And that was a neat blessing.
I have often talked about the ministry of mediocrity, and truly believe that the best gift we, as women, give to each other is to let our hair down and get real. And the truth is reality is not beautiful. Reality is, well, mediocre. We all have dishes in our sink, laundry on our floors and UFOs (unknown food objects) on our kitchen floors. We all show up at school on picture day in sweatpants, without makeup in order to save the day.
Heroes, we are heroes.
Sometimes we forget, and we try to put our best face forward. Other times, reality smacks us in the face, and we are stuck getting real with each other.
I think those are the best times.
So I survived another motherhood-panic-attack, and ended up being reminded that motherhood is chaotic and messy, and that we don't need journey the clutter-ridden path alone.
And that, my friends, is motherhood at its best!
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By hughsie on December 30, 2007
I blogged a few months ago about performance improvements in nouveau, the free 3D driver for NVIDIA cards. This morning I tested with nouveau ddx from git, drm master from git and kernel 2.6.24-rc6 and used the gtkperf benchmark. Nouveau 2007-07-13: 25.24sNouveau 2007-12-30: 17.88s Quite an incredible increase in speed. On another note, I've been […]
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By hughsie on December 21, 2007
Today I released PackageKit and gnome-packagekit 0.1.5. PackageKit release notes.gnome-packagekit release notes. Tarballs available here.
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You know you are tired when you start finishing normal sentences with semicolons;As soon as you find you've done it a few times in one evening, you know you've been coding a little too long;
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By hughsie on December 19, 2007
Any HIG dudes got a few minutes? The gnome-packagekit project has quite a few glade files that were quickly designed, and hence the GNOME HIG wasn't a primary concern. Now the applications are being used by more and more people I think it's important that we properly conform to the HIG. If anyone wants to […]
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By hughsie on December 13, 2007
I normally don't get political on this blog but it has all got too much. Hazel Blears is Member of Parliament (Labour) for Salford in the UK. She's also Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government. photo from telegraph.co.uk She's one of those people that listening to is like running your nails down a […]
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Basement Collection: Edmund McMillen Details new game features
Basement Collection, a compilation of older games developed by Super Meat Boy creator Edmund McMillen will receive a slew of additional extras when it launches sometime this month.1
Edmund McMillen Basement Bundle due on Steam in August
The Binding of Isaac developer and one half of Team Meat Edmund McMillen will offer a bundle of his past games for sale on Steam.1
McMillen says he went "all in" with The Binding of Isaac
Edmund McMillen has said The Binding of Isaac, a game he describes as his "career suicide" game, came about as an answer to the "very, very safe," Super Meat Boy.8
The Binding of Isaac sales hit 700,000
The Binding of Isaac has now moved 700,000 units since it was released digitally less than a year ago. Developer Edmund McMillen seems pleased, and had this to say on the matter: "Who would have thought a game about an abused child fighting off his mother with his tears could ever sell 700k copies in […]6
The Binding of Isaac expansion out now
The Binding of Isaac expansion Wrath of the Lamb is now available. Edmund McMillen's hefty update adds in a swagbag of goodies, from enemies and items to room types and even a whole new final boss. Already sold? Hit up Steam to drop your ridiculously thrifty $3 on the table. Otherwise, hit the break to […]0
Sony still chasing The Binding of Isaac
Edmund McMillen has confirmed that Sony is still interested in The Binding of Isaac.6
Team Meat lashes out at the current state of mobile gaming
Sick and tired of the way mobile games treat players, Team Meat aims to do things differently.13
Super Meat Boy's iOS outing to be reflex-based
You won't need to memorise level layouts to successed with the iOS release of Super Meat Boy: The Game.0
The Binding of Isaac DLC releasing in late May
Edmund McMillen has tweeted a teaser image which states the Wrath of the Lamb DLC for The Binding of Isaac will be released in late May. It will include a new set of items called Trinkets along with passive bonuses, and other new items bringing to count from 131 to 205. It will run you […]1
Nintendo denies The Binding of Isaac a 3DS release
Edmund McMillen's dark rogue-like shooter The Binding of Isaac has been denied a 3DS eShop release.6
The Binding of Isaac's design will inform Team Meat's next game
Popular indie rogue-like shooter The Binding of Isaac will influence the direction of Team Meat's next game.1
The Binding of Isaac "closing in" on 450K sold, expansion detailed as 3DS talks continue
The Binding of Isaac is "closing in" on 450,000 copies sold, and such success has surprised creator Edmund McMillen, as he had convinced himself this "week-long project" would garner little interest from the public.6
The Binding of Isaac expansion to be called The Wrath of The Lamb
Edmund McMillen has announced the next update for The Binding Of Isaac will be called The Wrath Of The Lamb. While details on the expansion are slim at present, a new set of items called Trinkets will be included along with passive bonuses, and other new items bringing to count from 131 to 205. One […]0
Indie Game: The Movie selected for 2012 Sundance Film Festival's World Documentary Competition
Indie Game: The Movie, a feature documentary about "video games, their creators and the craft," will make its world premiere as an official selection in World Documentary Competition at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.1
Team Meat: We're "jaded fools," our logo "looks like shit"
Team Meat's Edmund McMillen has claimed the two-man dev squad is now formed of "arrogant, jaded fools," speaking in an anniversary voiceover for Super Meat Boy's birthday.5
Team Meat "patches up" Microsoft spat, Meat Boy sale incoming
Having said that Team Meat was "taken advantage of" by Microsoft in the run-up to the launch of Super Meat Boy, developer Edmund McMillen has confirmed that, after a spate of hugging and kissing between the two parties, the ultra-hard platformer is about to be re-pimped on XBLA.0
The Binding of Isaac fleshed out with demo, update
Edmund McMillen has released a flash-based taster of his rogue-like shooter The Binding of Isaac, and teased a weighty upcoming update.1
The Binding of Isaac storms Steam charts
On the day of its release, The Binding of Isaac – an indie rogue-like action RPG from Edmund McMillen, one half of Team Meat – has dominated Steam sales.1
Binding of Isaac gets release date, incredibly sad plushie
Do you like interesting things? Then you should be keeping track of The Binding of Isaac. It's a roguelike shooter with a dash of Zelda, a hint of Robotron, and a soothing dollop of terrifying imagery. Fortunately, you won't have to do much legwork to reach this one's final destination. Team Meat madman Edmund McMillen […]1
The Binding of Issac gets first official trailer
We'll let the video speak for itself after the break. The game's out this month on PC and Mac, and is being made by one half of Team Meat, Edmund McMillen. So play this and then get pumped for the next TM game, apparently full of cats and ninja stuff. Thanks, Ripten.3
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The Binding of Isaac "closing in" on 450K sold, expansion detailed as 3DS talks continue
The Binding of Isaac expansion to be called The Wrath of The Lamb
Indie Game: The Movie selected for 2012 Sundance Film Festival's World Documentary Competition
Team Meat: We're "jaded fools," our logo "looks like shit"
Team Meat "patches up" Microsoft spat, Meat Boy sale incoming
The Binding of Isaac fleshed out with demo, update
The Binding of Isaac storms Steam charts
Binding of Isaac gets release date, incredibly sad plushie
The Binding of Issac gets first official trailer
McMillen releasing Isaac on Steam because "past experiences have been amazing," likes 3DS
Team Meat doesn't effing care about piracy
The Binding Of Isaac set for release on Steam in August
The Binding of Isaac in the works from Team Meat's McMillen
Team Meat starts talking about "ambitious, fun" new project
Team Meat: No moderation on Super Meat Boy level editing
Team Meat says it felt "taken advantage of" by Microsoft over Super Meat Boy
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Kristy recently served as Vice President of Development and Marketing for Children's Home Society of North Carolina, a statewide nonprofit child welfare agency. She holds a BA in Political Science from the University of South Alabama and an MBA in Management from Wake Forest University.
Jane Ovenden, a Clemson native and Wofford graduate, is a CPA with many years of service in public accounting. As director of operations, she is responsible for overseeing the annual independent audit, financial reporting, tax return preparation, and donor-related reporting. Jane is a member of both the AICPA and the SCACPA and her nonprofit experience includes serving as controller for the Spartanburg Humane Society.
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I paid $1,100 for the set. I haven't used them yet but am selling them for $750.
I also will have my 2007 CRF150R (RB -Expert) up for sale soon because I just bought a CRF250X... I haven't put it up yet, but if anyone is interested let me know. I want to get $3,200 for it. Beaverton Honda just did a valve inspection and replaced the Cam per a Honda recall.
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You didn't even get a chance to go have fun with those wheels!!
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Lindsay Lohan must have filled her water bottle with an extra shot of vodka Red Bull during her interview with Us Weekly, because it is seriously delusional.
The actress, who is making her "comeback" with this week's premiere of the Lifetime made-for-TV movie, "Liz & Dick," (which The Hollywood Reporter called "an awful mess and an instant classic of unintentional hilarity") talked to the magazine about her career, her troubles with the law and her future adopted son.
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Gonna be a long wait.+2
An Oscar? She is confused. She is more likely to get an Elmo…er…um… an Elmo puppeteeer that is.+1
Shit, he'll be like 43.0
Doesn't one come with the Oscar?
Angelina Jolie always picked one up each year after an award show. She was collecting the whole set.+4
Poor girl looks like my daughter. Can;t say nothing bad about this pathetic creature. hope she get's it together eventrually/.+2
grayscape, I'd bet big money this girl is nothing remotely like yours.+3
what did she do that was that bad?0
@Dagny, Every movie she's ever been in.+2
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I'm not sure the specifics matter, if you look up self destructive in the Funk and Wagnalls, her picture is right there. To bad actually. But I got my own shit to worry about.0
She does not look too bad for a self-destructive gal.
Hopefully she'll marry a good conservative man!0
I have no Idea what kinda cars she has totalled, but the cost to her self is way more.0
This one has gone from child star to train wreck at warp speed.
She's only 26 and looks 40.
The reviews of her TV movie of the Liz Taylor bio say it's so bad it's a 'must see', just for the unintentional laughs.0
Bah. Just name the little African Hollywood status symbol Oscar. Middle name Tony.+1
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4 1/2" (11 cm). A small warbler; blue above with yellow-green "saddle" on its back, yellow throat and breast, and white belly; 2 white wing bars. Male has orange-brown chest band.
1 or more rising buzzy notes dropping abruptly at the end, bzzzzz-zip or bz-bz-bz-zip.
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Breeds in wet, chiefly coniferous woods, in swamps, and along lakes and ponds; more widespread during migration.
Breeds from southeastern Canada to Gulf Coast. Winters from southern Florida southward into tropics.
This species is almost entirely dependent upon either Spanish moss or "beard moss" for nest sites. Although they breed mostly in coniferous forests in the North, during migration these birds also frequent deciduous trees and shrubs. In spring they are commonly seen in trees along roadsides, and in parks, yards, orchards, and gardens as well as woods.
4 or 5 brown-spotted white eggs in a woven basket-shaped nest of grass, bark, and vegetable fibers-neatly hidden in Spanish moss in the South, in "beard moss" or Usnea lichen in the North.


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Many people right now might be searching for a tutorial on how to save iPad 2 SHSH blobs using TinyUmbrella. Specially those who have never used this program before may be alien to the whole concept itself. Not to worry though, as the process is quite easy. This tutorial will teach you in detail how you can save the SHSH blobs of your iPad 2 using TinyUmbrella.
Hold up for a second though. Why should you save the SHSH blobs of your iPad 2? Well you will need them to downgrade iOS firmware back to any previous version. You will also need to save SHSH blobs particularly of iOS 4.3.x right now as downgrading from iOS 5 is going to be impossible meaning that if you upgrade to iOS 5 GM seed, whenever that is released, you will not be able to downgrade back to iOS 4.3.x. Now why would you need to downgrade back to iOS 4.3.x? To jailbreak the iPad 2 of course! Yes, unfortunately, Comex's PDF based iPad 2 jailbreak only supports iOS 4.3 to 4.3.3.
The beta version of JailbreakMe was leaked earlier today and many anxious or rather impatient iPad 2 jailbreakers tried it out for themselves. There has been no word from Comex as to when the official release can take place. You can download the leaked PDF iPad 2 jailbreak from a variety of links spread across the internet. We've added some in our post as well.
Right, so back to saving SHSH blobs using TinyUmbrella. If you ask why we can't do this using iFaith, there's a problem with that. iFaith uses the Limera1n exploit to which the iPad 2 is not vulnerable. Meaning that you will not be able to save iPad 2 SHSH blobs using iFaith. Therefore, TinyUmbrella is your friend. Follow the steps documented below to save SHSH blobs using TinyUmbrella.
Step 1: Download the latest TinyUmbrella version from here.
Step 2: If you are running Windows 7, you need to make the following changes before you run TinyUmbrella. Please note that if these changes are not made, TinyUmbrella won't function the way its supposed to do.
- Right click on the TinyUmbrella file that you just downloaded and click on Properties.
- Then click on the Compatibility tab
- Check the box which says "Run this program in compatibility mode for" and select Windows XP Service Pack 3 from the drop down menu. This setting generally works for everyone.
- Also check "Run this program as an administrator" and then click on Apply
Step 3: Now run TinyUmbrella and click on the Advanced tab. You need to make some changes here as well. As Cydia is ramping down its proxy service and will no longer host SHSH, you need to uncheck "Set Hosts to Cydia on Exit" and "Request SHSH from Cydia."
Step 4: Now click on "Save SHSH" so that TinyUmbrella begins saving available SHSH blobs of your iPad 2, on the computer. This is what you'll notice when TinyUmbrella is working its magic.
Once TinyUmbrella finishes saving SHSH blobs, all of them will be displayed here:
If you're wondering where these SHSH blobs are saved, simply click on the Advanced tab and see the path. You can also change it to any folder of your liking.
That's it! Please note that this procedure is exactly the same for saving SHSH blobs of iPhone and iPod touch. If you face any difficulties in any of the steps, do not hesitate to drop a comment below and our team will help you out in a jiffy.


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Pitching injuries have dragged the Angels into last place in a division they dominated last year.
The Seattle Mariners hit a pair of home runs off 23-year old Anthony Ortega in his major league debut, helping Seattle to its fourth victory in five games against the Angels this season. The Angels fell to 5 1/2 games back in the AL West less than three weeks into the season.
The Angels are working with a cobbled-together pitching staff due to injuries to John Lackey, Kelvim Escobar, Ervin Santana, Dustin Moseley and Kevin Jepsen. Ortega lasted five innings, allowing five runs on five hits. Russell Branyon's three-run homer in the first inning was the big blow.
The Angels offense showed more punch than usual, pounding seven extra-base hits. Torii Hunter's two-run home run in the ninth (his seventh) got the Angels close, but it wasn't enough because reliever Jason Bulger had allowed four runs in an inning of work.
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10 Steps Do Software Installation and File Storage On Cloud
Using common PC to access personal website or even run special software will relate to the security risks. WorldDesk provide virtual desktop solution that runs on PC with Windows XP, Windows 7 32-bit, and Windows 7 64-bit operating system so applications that running on WorldDesk occurs in virtual.
1. That need to be prepared is WorldDesk software that match with the operating system. Here, using WorldDesk Windows 7 32-bit version. Double-click WDFY_win7_X32 file which will then occur file extraction.
2. Installation window will appear. Then click Next to continue.
3. The third step is to choose the installation location of WorldDesk. There are two options that can be done. Installation can be performed on storage media such as external drives, USB drives, or via Dropbox. For information, WorldDesk installation requires space around 1.5 GB.
4. Here, using Dropbox. Dropbox is the cloud data storage applications. Dropbox provides data storage space of 2 GB for free. When selecting the installation of WorldDesk to Dropbox, will be asked the location of sharefolder for Dropbox. Click Install to continue.
5. Then will appear WorldDesk setting window when copying data to the installation folder. This process will take several minutes.
6. Once the installation process completed, click checkbox Launch WorldDesk thus the program will be active.
7. Will appear WorldDesk desktop configuration appearance. For desktop to be active must wait until the process reaches 100%.
8. Before go to WorldDesk desktop, will appear warning that whatever application that installed on WorldDesk desktop will not happen on Host desktop. Then it will form a virtual desktop. Click Yes to continue.
9. Then will appear WorldDesk desktop appearance with docking settings on the above . This Docking includes Switch to Host button which means the user can freely move to Host desktop when feel need to.
10. On the setting button of mapping drives, click Add button below, then select WorldDesk.Caches. This drive will contain settings that happens on your WorldDesk. When the user do software installation on WorldDesk desktop, all those settings will be saved and reloaded when the user activates WorldDesk desktop again.


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The Port of Salalah's General Cargo Terminal received the maiden call of the M.V Nord Empathy a vessel exporting Limestone for Majan Mining Company. The first shipload of 55,000 tonnes of bulk limestone is being loaded and is scheduled to depart Salalah on 19th February delivering its cargo to customers in India . Majan Mining Company which is an Omani company has plans to export up to 2 million tonnes of limestone cargo in 2009.
Ali Shamas, General Manager of the General Cargo Terminal Said "We are delighted to sign Majan Mining Company as our latest exporter. We have achieved double digit growth each year in bulk cargo for 8 consecutive years. The signing of a new customer that will have regular shipments and bring significant throughput to the port is another significant milestone for us. In recent year we have been expanding the General Cargo Terminal with new deepwater berths and facilities to cater for multiple cargo types. These latest expansions at the General Cargo Terminal offer excellent facilities for bulk and liquid cargoes and are positive developments for the long-term future of the Port and the Free Zone".


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Silk Duvet: The Ultimate Seller Guide
Do you sell a silk duvet range or are planning to start selling one soon? Read this essential guide to learn all about this great bedding product and start selling profitably right away!
What is a silk duvet?
Whether you call it a silk duvet or comforter, these words refer to a silk filled piece of bedding that your customers use to cover themselves while sleeping.
History of the silk duvet
A bit of historical knowledge will help you answer even the most difficult of questions:
- The word duvet originated in France
- Duvets originated in rural Europe
- The first duvets were made in down feathers of the eider duck
The silk duvet today
Nowadays duvets are no longer made only from down feather but you can find them filled with man made and silk fibers too. Silk duvets are becoming more and more popular thanks to the great health benefits that they deliver to whoever sleeps with one.
Usually a silk duvet is produced in China and then exported all over the world.
Filling of a silk duvet
There are different types of silk and various blended fabrics with which you can fill a duvet.
Mulberry silk
Only a duvet filled with long fibers of mulberry silk can deliver all the great natural qualities of silk. Mulberry silk is produced by domesticated worms which feed on Mulberry leaves only. This silk fiber gets unreel and after a procedure transformed in the silk fiber that the duvets are filled with.
Wild silk
All the other type of silk can be called wild and are not as good to produce high quality silk bedding products.
Long vs short silk fibers
The other big difference is made by the length of the fibers inside the duvet. Short fibers are the silk production waste and don't deliver any health or thermal benefit. Opt always for long silk fibers or your duvet won't benefits from any silk properties.
Duvet cover
Silk, cotton or man made fabrics are the options. Silk of course is the most luxurious ones, although not everybody enjoys its texture directly on the skin. Most people prefer the cotton texture which is still of very good quality. The lower end is, of course, a man made fiber.
Choosing the heat / season
Generally silk duvets are divided in three different heat groups. These are identified by the filling weight, which is measured in grams per square meter. The higher the amount of filling, the warmer is the duvet.
If the season is not indicated on the packaging you can refer to this table to advise your customers on making the right choice:
- Summer duvet: 150 g/sqm to 250 g/sqm
- All year duvet: 250 g/sqm to 325 g/sqm
- Winter duvet: 325 g/sqm to 400 g/sqm
Sizes of a silk duvet
The sizes vary from country to country, especially in Europe almost every single country has a different standard size. You can use this article as reference.
How to sell a silk duvet
Understand for which season the duvet is needed
- Summer
- All Year
- Winter
If they are buying a silk duvet to treat allergies, asthma or other particular needs:
- Go for a 100% silk filled duvet with silk cover as it will give the best benefits
- Try to cross sell a pillow as this is where they will rest their head and where they breath
If they have no particular needs ask about their budget
- If they have no problem for the budget you can sell a 100% silk filling with cotton cover
- If they have an eye on the budget propose a blended fabric filling with cotton cover


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The New and Exciting Gold Coast Grill is a quintessential experience of simple elegance. From its classic four dining areas highlighting an ambience of warmth and charm, to the exquisite artwork displayed proudly in partnership with the Coral Springs Museum of Art, we pride ourselves in treating our guests to an environment that creates a feeling of home away from home.
At the Gold Coast Grill, we work hard to establish a reputation of being the very best place to have a great dining experience. We pride ourselves in bringing you the very best quality food available from around the world. We dare you to try and compare our food quality with any of the top restaurants in all of South Florida. Our goal is to provide you with five-star food quality without having to pay five-star prices, and served by a friendly and attentive service staff.
Our 50 bottle wine list perfectly complements our new and exciting menu. Start your evening with a delicious appetizer, like our Italian Flatbread Pizza, Crabmeat Cocktail or World Class Calamari. Move on to a scrumptious Entrée Salad, like our "One of a Kind" Salad or our "Martha's Vineyard" Salad. Choose from a great sandwich, like our Best in Town Prime Burger or our Chicken Focaccia Sandwich. Dive into one of our homemade pastas, like our unbelievable Penne Napolitano or our incredible Shrimp Scampi (WOW!).
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Although it had dropped its five-minute evening newscast the year before, in 1984 WFLD was planning to re-enter the competitive Chicago television news market. 48 people would produce a half-hour newscast every weeknight at 7 p.m., beginning in mid-1985.
The movie theaters had gone out of business in 1977, so when WFLD left Marina City in 1986, the theater building sat vacant.
Svengoolie remembers The Whale
The whale is what Rich Koz called the building that once housed WFLD. The television station was located at Marina City from 1967 to 1986, starting in the office building where Hotel Sax is located today, but soon moving to the theater building now occupied by House of Blues. WFLD was on the second and upper floors, above the movie theaters that closed in 1977. In the early 1980s the theaters were converted to more office space for WFLD.
Better known as Svengoolie, Koz is the host of a weekly show on WCIU and the Me-TV network. From 1979 to 1986, he was Son of Svengoolie, a local cult favorite that featured such films as the 1955 3-D thriller, Revenge of the Creature.
To get to WFLD, a visitor to Marina City would enter the theater building lobby from the ground floor, walk around to the left, and near the back of the building ride the elevator to the upper floors a studio level, which contained WFLDs master control and two studios, one of which eventually became an office.
Offices were on the next floor up, but above that was a large attic where props, set pieces, and videotapes were stored. One peculiar recollection Koz has is when a stagehand brought down an artificial Christmas tree. Someone said, howd you put the snow on it? To which Koz replied, that aint snow its asbestos!
Some of the set pieces in the attic were from Cartoon Town with Bill Jackson, a popular childrens program that aired on WFLD from 1968 to 1973.
We found some old monogrammed shirts, still in the bags from when they were returned from the dry cleaner that belonged to [Chicago White Sox owner] Bill Veeck, who had done some shows there in the 70s.
Station employees parked on the marina level below the theater building, which could be unpleasant, says Koz. People were mugged or had their cars broken into down there.
A stairway led from the marina level all the way up to the storage attic. Homeless guys would go in there, to the various levels to keep warm and/or relieve themselves. They couldnt get into the building levels proper, because the doors on each floor only opened from the inside.
Born in 1952, Koz took over the character of Svengoolie from Jerry G. Bishop, with whom he worked on a morning radio show at WMAQ. Svengoolie now airs on WCIU Channel 26 every Saturday night at 9 p.m.


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Their independence is blossoming and five-year-olds love exploring all kinds of amazing things. From building incredible structures to creating artistic masterpieces and everything in between, these toys will entertain and educate all at the same time!
By Barbara Park, Illustrated by Denise Brunkus
What a Chunk! There's a new boy in kindergarten, and guess what? He's the handsomest guy Junie B. has ever seen! She and Lucille and that Grace all want him for a boyfriend. Only, he thinks Junie B. is a nutball. Just 'cause she couldn't stop laughing and rolling. So how is she supposed to get that boy to love her?
"Park is truly a funny writer. Although Junie B. is a kindergartner, she's sure to make middle graders laugh out loud." - School Library Journal
Softcover containing 80 pages.
Junie B.'s having a rough week. First she got punishment for shooting off her mouth in kindergarten. And now she's in big trouble again! 'Cause Monday is Job Day, and Junie B. told her class that she's got the bestest job of all. Only, what the heck is it?
Softcover containing 68 pages.
Mother and Daddy even said so. But then why is there monster drool on Junie B.'s pillow? Oh, no! What if Paulie Allen Puffer is right - what if she really does have a monster under her bed? If Junie B. goes to sleep, the monster might see her feet hanging down. And he might think her piggy toes are yummy little wiener sausages!
Softcover containing 69 pages.
What's the bestest job to be, ever? A beauty shop guy, that's what! And Junie B. Jones is going to be one when she grows up. But first she needs a little practice. And a few volunteers. Like her bunny slippers. And her dog. And maybe even...herself? Is Junie B. on her way to a great new career? Or is she about to have the worst hair day ever?
Softcover containing 67 pages.
By Junie B. Jones and YOU, Illustrated by Denise Brunkus
This top secret journal is a great companion to the best-selling series by Barbara Park. The journal is full of Junie B's personal Beeswax and has places for you to fill in your own!
This journal has over 100 pages for you to fill in with information about yourself along with photos, drawings, doodles and the included stickers!
Hardcover containing 128 pages.
Junie B. is a very grown-up lady, so how come everyone treats her like a baby? It's not fair. But Junie B. knows just how to fix the situation. Her aunt Flo is getting married. What a perfect chance for Junie B. to show everyone how grown-up she is! Too bad she wasn't picked to be the flower girl in the wedding so she could really show off. But surely Junie B. can still find some way to get everyone's attention...
It's pooey on B-A-B-I-E-S, until Junie B. finds out that her new dumb old baby brother is a big fat deal! Her 2 bestest friends are giving her everything they own just to see him. And guess what else? Maybe she can bring him to school on Pet Day!
All the children in Room 9 are excited when they get their bright white graduation gowns. Mrs. Says to keep them in their boxes until the big day. But Junie B. Jones just can't help herself. Then - uh-oh! - an accident happens! Can Junie B. find a way to fix things? Or will graduation be a spotty dotty disaster?
That meanie Jim has invited everyone to Room 9 to his birthday party on Saturday - except Junie B.! Should she have her own birthday party 6 months early and not invite Jim? Or should she move to It's a Small World After All in Disneyland?
Softcover containing 85 pages.
The world's funniest kindergartner is back, E-I-E-I-O! It's almost the end of the year, and Room 9 is taking a field trip to a farm! The whole class is very excited..except Junie B. Jones. Cause farms have scary ponies, that's why. And scary roosters, too. Will Junie B. find anything good at this place? Or will this turn out to be the "worstest" field trip ever?
Remember when it was scary to go to school 'cause it was your first day and you didn't know anything? Meet Junie B. Jones, kindergartener. She's so scared of the school bus and the meanies on it that when it's time to go home, she doesn't!
Ta-daa! It's me, Junie B. Jones! And guess what? This attractive box has my first 4 books in it! I can't wait for you to read them!
Softcover boxed set containing approximately 320 pages.
A terrible thing happened to Junie B. Jones, and it's called - someone took her new black furry mittens! And they kept them! They didn't even put them in the Lost and Found at school. So when Junie B. finds a wonderful pen, she should be allowed to keep it, too. Right? That's fair. Right? Right?
Lucille is having a slumber party - at her richie nanna's big giant house! Grace and Junie B. can't wait to see all the rich stuff in that place. Sleeping over at the nanna's is sure to be a dream come true! 'Cause what could possibly go wrong?
Softcover containing 71 pages.
There's going to be a pet day at school, only guess what? No dogs allowed! And that's the only kind of pet Junie B. has. If Mother and Daddy won't buy her a new pet, Junie B. will just have to find one on her own. Like maybe a jar of ants. Or a wiggly worm. Or - could it be - something even better?
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