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Hey Guys,
New update just hit the App Store. This is our second apocalypse update.
The Locust Chamber!
So, in this chamber we have the Locust Queen that is sitting on a pedestal. She is huge and unable to move, her only job is to create more locust babies which you do by feeding her pygmies. When you feed a pygmy to her, her stomach starts to bump around and make buzzing sounds and then you have to touch her belly to squeeze out the baby locusts.
The locusts themselves are an algorithmic effect kind of like the rainbow and lightning. So they fly around randomly until you drag your finger on the screen and then they trail behind your finger. You can do a bunch of stuff to the pygmies with the locusts, you can cause a pygmy to swallow a single locust which will turn him into a mutant locust, you can cause a pygmy to swallow a bunch of locusts which will make the pygmy get large like a balloon. if you tap the large pygmy or the mutant locust, they go splat like a bug. you can also cause the locusts to eat the pygmies flesh and fly off with his skull and hair bone, this was a shout out to the ant update. you can also cause the locusts to pick up a pygmy and toss him back and forth in the air. when he is in the air, you can swipe through the pygmy and cut him in half with the locusts ala fruit ninja. this isn't an official cross over, we just thought it would be a funny idea.
We are also starting to build out the apocalypse chambers, the Locust Chamber is accessed from the second door in the Time Chamber. and the Locust Chamber has two exits that will lead to two future updates.
The update comes with the Mondo Skin Pack, it's basically a collection of weird items, like the nerd doodler, lava lamps for the islands, an old school video game cabinet for the island statue, etc. The same artist that did our Battle of the Gods and Killing Time posters did the pack for us. We are going to try and have some guest artists that we admire help out with more of the skin packs. I think it's a good idea and will allow us to add new creative items.
It's too soon to talk about the next update but we will be starting it at the end of the month. This month we need to focus on The Runs. We won't release The Runs until we think it's good enough to stand next to the other great games on the app store. We usually crank out our mini games fairly quickly but for this, we really want to do something special and sometimes it takes time to find the right approach that will make it shine. We have somewhat of a deadline to get a bulk of it done this month before we start working on the next PG update and then use May and possibly June to polish and release it.
We actually did a ton of work on a pretty awesome level design tool for the Runs. We started the tool when we did decapithon but it's come a long way since then. it uses Adobe Flash as the editor but allows us to lay out huge levels and add things like camera triggers that change the zoom, or slow down the frame rate so it will be like a bullet time part of the level. It's taken a lot of work to get the tool this far but it will allow us to do larger levels and make them higher quality.
We also are using a new render technique in The Runs. We want to add a ton of layers to the levels and bitmaps that have alpha channels are actually pretty slow to render on the iphone. so we are using vector graphics with bitmap fills for large pieces of the background layers.
So I think that's about it. let me know what you think of the update.
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Thanks for the update!!! Doing the acopalypse thingie was a great idea!! So far episode 43 and 44 were my favorite ones!!!
Like I've said in the precedent post in the Killing Time section, AWESOME update!!! When i first heard of locusts i tought:"Wow, cool! We will have a Chamber identical to the time one, but, instead of the time-warping engine, it will have a coocoon or a locusts nest, where the queen lies. Then we will tap her and drag a swarm of deadly locusts directly on the poor Pygmies." Then the icon came out and I said:"Great, maybe if you give her a Pygmy, she wil bite him and he will turn into a locust hybrid." Then you Dave told us that each Chamber will be unic. And I tought:"They will probably change the music an the colour of the Chamber." But THIS... I could never imagine THIS... The Chamber is out of this world, the Locust Queen is horrible and cute at the same time and the locust interactions... What more can I say? I can't even think of what are you going to do next, but, now that i saw this new Chamber, I let you doing whatever you want. Mr. Dave, Mr. Allan, as always, FANTASTIC update!!!
The balloon pygmys fart out gnats... lol. This update is hilarious... and it's sooooo nice having Battle of The Gods back...
btw, the next update will be a cute one
The music in the new chamber is pretty intense...
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I was finished buzzing Dylan's hair and he ran off to play.
I said, "Okay Ryan. Your turn."
He looked at Dylan....sighed...and said with disgust, "OH. GREAT. Am I gonna look like that?", as he pointed his finger scornfully at Dylan.
"Um....Just like that actually. That's the one and only haircut I know how to give."
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I wanted to start this thread for all of the new (and current) students at Saint Joseph's College of Maine FNP program. Any info, news, updates or questions/concerns could be asked here for all the new and current students.... Read More
- 0Mar 27, '12 by canchaser GuideIm sorry.. I was asking earlier this year if any one was going to be starting. Ivebeen poking around waiting for a friend to be ready to start with me in may. So if u r waiting to start, will these people be in all three cohorts..we move as a group? Holding me back from graduating by december? I wanted to do 32 hours a week of clinicals getting them done really quick. This just blows my plans out of the water!! A brick and mortar school knows what class will follow each one. And know what preceptor to find for each 604, 605 and 606 but they don't even know what they are doing. One person tells u something and another says something else. I m ready to fire away on them! I can't wait to get done.
- 2Mar 27, '12 by NotMyNameThe way I understand it, you must complete clinicals with a cohort at a pace of 16 hours per week per 15 week clinical rotation and there are 3 rotations. The ideal is for the same group to stick together. I am not aware of any exceptions. In addition to 16 hours of clinical practice per week you will also be taking the clnical class and the FNP theory class each rotation. If you are beginning the program in May and starting from BSN, I believe you can expect 18 - 24 months to complete the program. If you already have MSN, you may be able to complete the program in 1 year but it would be a real push. It would be great to have a discussion board active with Saint Joseph's so reliable information would be available to everyone.
- 0Apr 14, '12 by RN-In MaineI am current enrollled in only Nursing Informatics and I called my advisor to see how many classes you are able to take at once. She really discouraged taking more then one at a time...is anyone taking more then one class?? If so is the work load pretty heavy? I currently work full time..although may consider decreasing my hours to get some of these classes done sooner. THank you!
- 0Apr 14, '12 by canchaser GuideRN- in-Maine.... Just do one and do it fast. Some people are getting theses classes done in 4-6 weeks. If u do it this way, it will be the same as taking 2-3 classes in the typical brick and mortar school. I have only taken one at a time but when I get to the last few week I sign up for the next class. They want u to sign up for the next class by the 15 to 20 of the month do they have time to financial aid/ paperwork in order. And I find someone taking the class I'm ready to take and get the assignments and start working on them while I wait for the class to officially start on the first. This way I don't have down time.
- 0Apr 14, '12 by RN-In MaineThank you- great advice! How do you find someone already taking the class you and get the assignments??
- 0Apr 28, '12 by LJames13Hello FNP students!
It's been a while since I've posted something but I've been reading the posts from time to time and these last comments have me a bit confused.
I was unaware that to start the FNP courses (NU 604 and on) along with it's clinical you had to wait for a group/cohort to start with you...Am I understanding that correctly? and if there isn't 6 students ready to go, you have to wait to get started?
That seems not only crazy but also a waste of time if 6 students aren't ready to go and you are?!?
Anyone currently doing their clinicals, is this correct? I am only on my 3rd and 4th class so I have time before I need to worry about that, but I would like to know in advance and be prepared.
Thanks to everyone!
- 0Apr 28, '12 by IxaliaHello All:
This is my first time posting although I've been following the threads on this and other topics for a few months, but especially those related to NP topics, as I recently started the St Josephs's NP program. A while back I saw mention of a facebook site started by some who post on this site. Is it still active, and if so what would I find it under?
Also, a word of thanks for the regular posters, as many of the issues discussed have been very helpful to me, not just related to this school's NP program but situations that current and future NP's are facing or dealing with.
- 0Apr 28, '12 by NotMyNameA student may begin NP 604 without starting their clinical rotation. However, no other classes can be started until the clinical part is complete. The immediate problem with a lack of students to begin a cohort (6 are required) should resolve itself in the next few months. I have completed NP 604 and continue to wait for 5 other students to be ready. In addition, it is my understanding that the college is now required to register with the State Board of Nursing from all states and this is causing an additional delay. The program is new and just getting started, so I think a lot of these problems will not affect students who are just beginning the program.
It is difficult to sit around and wait. I took time off from work to complete this program and delays can be costly.
- 0Apr 29, '12 by RN-In MaineHi Guys,
I am just starting out in the FNP program. And I am trying to find out from the students who are almost done how long it took them to come close to finishing the program?? I know the classes are 15 weeks long and you should finish them sooner then that... But that looks like between 3-4 years to finish the program?? Wondering if that seems accurate?? Thank you to anyone who replies!


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Yu, Kee Su (1997) The Wealth Effect of the Securities Commission and the Central Bank Announcement. Masters project report, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
This study examined the effect of events announcement by The Securities Commission and The Central Bank on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange Composite Index and Sectoral Indices. The data and information on the event announced and market index was obtained from the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange Library, newspaper reports, etc. The period of study was from March 1, 1993 to August 31, 1997 for The Securities Commission event announcement, whereas for The Central Bank Event announcement, the period was from January 1, 1994 to February 28, 1994. An event study method was employed to estimate the market return and average return. The statistical significance of the average return were ascertained at 5 percent level. A sample of 16 events for The Securities Commission and a sample of 7 events for The Central Bank were analyzed. The findings showed that there was no evidence of significant abnormal returns due to the events announced by The Securities Commission. This implies that events announced by The Securities Commission are of non-event and no 'news' to the market (Composite Index). F or the events announcement by The Central Bank, the finding showed some evidence of significant average returns both on the Composite Index and Sectoral Index (Finance Sector). This means the event announcement by The Central Bank are considered 'news' to the market.An interesting point to note is that, The Central Bank's announcement were leaked to the market a week before the announcement. In conclusion, though the general events announcement by the authority were no 'news' to the market, the specific event announcement by the authority are considered 'news' to the market and market will react accordingly towards the information content of such specific event announcement. An interesting point noted was the leakage of early information prior to the event announcement.
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By Colleen Doyle, MS, RD
In my work at the American Cancer Society, when I talk with people who've been diagnosed with cancer, they tend to ask me 3 things: what can I do to reduce the chance that my cancer will come back? What can I do to help me not develop some other kind of cancer? How can I help my family members reduce their own risk for developing cancer?
For many years, answering questions 2 and 3 was a cinch.
We've known for years that for people who don't smoke, the most important ways to reduce their risk of cancer are to strive to be at a healthy weight, live a physically active lifestyle, eat a diet made up mostly of fruits, vegetables and whole grains, and watch how much alcohol is consumed (if any, at all). As a matter of fact, a recent study published by ACS researchers showed that non-smokers who most closely followed those recommendations had a significantly lower risk of premature death from cancer, cardiovascular disease, and all causes when compared to people who followed the guidelines least closely.
So giving advice about how to reduce their risk of developing another type of cancer and providing information to pass on to their own family members was pretty easy, because that data has been around for many years.
Answers about how to reduce the risk of recurrence were not as clear. But they've recently gotten clearer. More...
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By Terri Ades, DNP, FNP-BC, AOCN
Recently a colleague at work who had just returned from a getting a haircut mentioned to me that his hairdresser, who has lung cancer, was upset because her husband was very worried about her. The hairdresser explained that she had started having some memory problems - couldn't remember what she did yesterday or couldn't remember people's names. And she had started to tell her husband something and stopped in the middle of her story - not remembering what to say next. She too acknowledged being a little concerned and was seeing her doctor in 3 days, but she didn't know how to help her husband until then. I asked if she was receiving chemotherapy and was told yes, so I explained that she might have "chemo brain."
We've known for some time that radiation therapy to the brain can cause problems with thinking and memory. Now, we are learning that chemotherapy is linked to some of the same kinds of problems. Research has shown that some chemotherapy agents can cause certain kinds of changes in the brain. Though the brain usually recovers over time, the sometimes vague yet distressing mental changes cancer patients notice are real, not imagined. These changes can make people unable to go back to their school, work, or social activities, or make it so that it takes a lot of mental effort to do so. These changes affect everyday life for many people receiving cancer treatment. More...
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By Lewis Foxhall, MD
Every cancer patient wants to successfully complete active treatment . Thanks to improved treatments and use of cancer screening programs (which can find cancer early, when it's most treatable), this goal is being reached more frequently than ever.
But to get the most out of treatment there is more you can do. A proactive approach to care for cancer survivors has developed over the last few years. This includes traditional follow up looking for any signs the original cancer has come back. It also includes active management of any lingering side effects of treatment, testing for new cancers, and addressing psychological and social problems that may develop or persist after treatment. This approach is intended to give you the greatest benefit from your treatment so you can live longer, and better. More...
By Michele Szafranski, MS, RD, CSO, LDN
"Well, I could stand to lose some weight." As a cancer dietitian, I have heard this more times than I can count in the past 10 years. But most people are surprised when I explain to them that losing weight during their treatment may not be the best time. While getting to a healthy weight over the long run can be a healthy thing to do, it can actually be harmful before and during cancer treatment.
For some people with cancer, keeping weight stable can feel like an uphill battle since there are many factors that can contribute to weight loss even before patients are diagnosed. For instance, the cancer itself may produce chemicals called "cytokines" that can give you less of an appetite or cause nausea. Or the location of a tumor may place pressure on the digestive tract, making you fill up on food easily or have a hard time swallowing. After receiving a diagnosis, anxiety about the diagnosis and upcoming treatment can take away appetite. Then once treatment begins, side effects such as nausea, diarrhea, taste changes, and sore throat can change what and how much people are eating. More...
By Durado Brooks, MD, MPH
Imagine being told by your doctor, "You have cancer." Then imagine that their next words are "... but we probably don't need to do anything about it." Many people would immediately start looking for another doctor. But hold on just a moment.
Last month the National Institutes of Health (NIH) brought together experts from around the world for a summit to examine the state of our scientific knowledge on "active surveillance" as a management strategy for prostate cancer. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the term, active surveillance essentially means monitoring the cancer closely and delaying active treatment (surgery or radiation, for instance) until there are signs it is needed; the delay may be months, years, or forever. This summit pointed out that while there is still much we need to learn about this once-controversial approach, there is a wealth of data supporting the potential value of active surveillance for a large number of the 240,000 men in the United States who are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. More...
Durado Brooks | Prostate Cancer | Survivorship
As an advanced practice oncology nurse, I've been asked many interesting questions about cancer at cocktail parties. While I've never been asked about palliative care, my sense is that more people should be asking about it. Opinion surveys indicate that the public does not understand palliative care. So what? Well, if the public doesn't understand it, then when they or a family member need it, they may be missing out on care they should be receiving.
Palliative care is care given by specialized health professionals to improve the quality of life of individuals and families who face a serious illness. Palliative care addresses the physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs of a person from the time of a diagnosis to the end of life. It is the care that occurs to relieve symptoms (like pain, nausea, and fatigue) when someone is undergoing therapy to cure their cancer, or to address their emotional suffering when they are told their cancer has progressed, or the social suffering they experience with limited income and health insurance, or their spiritual suffering when they have lost hope. More...
By Greta Greer, MSW, LCSWIn my last blog, I provided general tips for communicating with someone diagnosed with cancer. In this blog, I talk about the added importance of good, open communication when you are caring for a loved one with cancer.
When it comes to being a cancer caregiver, I've found that caregivers often have the same questions and concerns as the person with cancer. Is he [am I] going to die? What if I can't handle this? Where's the money coming from for treatment? Is the cancer his [my] fault? I told her to go [I know I should have gone]...to the doctor... stop smoking... lose weight...get a colonoscopy, mammogram, Pap smear...use sunscreen! I'm so angry...scared...overwhelmed. Is cancer contagious? However, both those with cancer and those who care about them may not share these concerns with one another. Why is that? More...
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By Greta Greer, MSW, LCSW
Nearly 12 million people living in the United States today were diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lives; some are undergoing active treatment and others are living cancer free. Most of us know at least one person with cancer, but how confident are you in your ability to communicate well with someone who has recently been diagnosed or is in treatment for cancer?
Feeling insecure about how to communicate well with a family member, friend, neighbor, or co-worker who is facing cancer is quite common. If I only had a nickel for every time I've heard "I don't know what to say!" And it's especially confusing if you heard about the diagnosis "through the grapevine."
Communication is challenging even in the best of circumstances. So when cancer enters the picture, lots of deep emotions and concerns take it to a new level. It raises the stakes in terms of how it can affect your relationship. Saying or doing the "wrong" thing takes on added significance to your partner, family member, or friend when they have cancer. What you don't say or do is equally important. More...
Greta Greer | Survivorship
By Rebecca Kirch
"We don't beat the Reaper by living longer. We beat the Reaper by living well." Professor Randy Pausch, who died from pancreatic cancer at age 48, made this declaration in a commencement address shortly after enjoying a remarkable and viral reception to his "Last Lecture" at Carnegie Mellon in 2007. His sage words still resonate today, and, in my view from my role with the American Cancer Society, capture so eloquently the heart and soul of what most patients, survivors, and families facing cancer really want. Sadly, that's not the case for many patients and survivors who endure untreated pain, breathlessness, fatigue, nausea, depression, and stress as a result of cancer and its treatment. Which got me thinking...what would be that one magic law to boost quality of life and prevent suffering so that our health system delivers truly patient-centered and family-centered care? More...
By Kevin D. Stein, PhD
National Cancer Survivor's Day was this past Sunday (June 5). What better time to share some of the many tips cancer survivors say they've used to improve their quality of life and empower themselves during and after their fight against cancer.
There are nearly 12 million cancer survivors in the United States. "Survivor" can have different meanings to people with cancer. Some people use the word to refer to anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer. For example, someone living with cancer may be considered a survivor. Some people use the term when referring to someone who has completed cancer treatment. And still others call a person a survivor if he or she has lived several years past a cancer diagnosis. The American Cancer Society believes that each individual has the right to define his or her own experience with cancer and considers a cancer survivor to be anyone who defines himself or herself this way, from the time of diagnosis throughout the balance of his or her life.
But no matter where someone is in their cancer experience, the following tips may empower survivors and improve their quality of life. More...
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SAN DIEGO -- Milwaukee Brewers slugger Ryan Braun became the first player ever to hit three home runs at Petco Park Monday night. He also added a triple and drove in six runs in the Brewers 8-3 win over the Padres. Braun revealed his secret Tuesday.
Well, here's the scoop, or should I say, slurp, from the reigning National League MVP.
"I was just wandering downtown and my girlfriend and I found this place called 'Crunch Time,'" Braun said. "A cool little ice cream place and I got a strawberry-banana smoothie over there."
Yep, the slugger who had a 50-game substance abuse suspension overturned on a technicality - is juicing.
But make no mistake, all the ingredients are perfectly legal: bananas, strawberries and natural frozen yogurt.
Plus, "lots of love, excitement and evidently, three home runs and a triple," said Crunch Time owner Kim Pinkney.
Crunch Time is located less than a block away from Petco Park at 611 K Street, and after his big game Monday night, Braun went right back there Tuesday morning.
"I don't think they were surprised," Braun said. "I think they know all baseball players are at least somewhat superstitious. When you play this game, you try not to be overly superstitious but after a day like that, you try to duplicate the day before."
The smoothie costs $4.99 and Pinkney said she is thinking about renaming it.
"We're thinking about changing it to 'The three home-run, six-RBI smoothie," Pinkney said.
Braun said he would return to get another smoothie Wednesday morning if he has a big game Tuesday night, and his teammate, catcher Jonathan Lucroy, said he would definitely join. So Pinkney said she's getting ready.
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NASA released the fourth in a series of 60-day reports today
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U.S. astronauts to the International Space Station. The development
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deep space exploration.
The latest status report highlights the progress and
accomplishments for the agency's commercial spaceflight development
efforts. The bi-monthly report is targeted toward non-technical
stakeholders and the American public, to inform them of NASA's
achievements in maintaining spaceflight leadership. In the report,
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progress toward developing and demonstrating their cargo
transportation capabilities. However, schedules for their
demonstration flights have been delayed from the original
aggressive targets. It mentions the projected February 7th launch
date for the COTS 2 and 3 demonstration flight by SpaceX, as well
planning by Orbital Sciences for the maiden launch of their newly
named Antares launch vehicle (previously referred to as
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This is not much of a gloss, although it has a glossy appearance; it's more like a thicker liquid lipstick. For best results, I've learned to put a lot of lip balm on first and then just a bit of this (use it sparingly!) and then top with another gloss like a clear or a sheer color. When I use it that way, it lasts a long time and it doesn't dry out my lips. This definitely can't be used like your average lip gloss! It's a different sort of product but I enjoy the results when I do use it...
one of the worst lip products i have ever tried. shame on avon for even selling it! was sticky, gunky, and dried out my lips. i tossed it in about a week. i think others must have felt the same, because i believe it has been discontinued.
When I first tried this product i hated it. It was way to thick, sticky, and goopy. It felt horrible on the lips, and the shade i had was just unflattering. For whatever reason i gave it a second try and actually like it. It's one of those products where a little went a long way, so I learned to apply it sparingly. The price was nice, and the small bottle made it east to slip anywhere.
Why did they even bother with this product? It was goopy, very poor coverage, had a disagreeable smell, was very thin in consistency and I just wiped it off after I put it on as there was certainly no shine, just a mucky, flat mess. The colors are nice but unless you're into the streaked, flat, dry lipped look, this is not going to work.
I've been an Avon rep for 10 years and really give all their products a fair chance before I formulate an opinion. When the Shine Supreme Lip Color came out, I was so excited to try it. The advertising Avon did for it really made the product look attractive and cool. However, I was extremely disappointed when I finally put it on. Just as many other reviewers have already stated, this lip gloss is WAY too sticky. I cannot understand how anyone can wear this comfortably! One person said it felt like glue on their lips, and they certainly hit the mark on that! That's exactly how sticky it is. And when people were describing its staying power, I thought, "I can't imagine anyone wanting to even kiss me with this stuff on." You'd literally have to peel each other's lips apart!!!! I got mine in Mauvelous Shine. Awesome color, awesome shine, but that's the only good I can say about it. It is definitely not worth all the stickiness that comes with it.
it doesn't shine at all, but... I love the texture and its staying power.. and smell! i've got two of these, peache luster and another shade of nude, a beige-brown... Twig whatever, and i love how they suit on me, but I use some clear lip gloss as a topcoat.it's not bad, but i won't buy again, avon does other stuff, like glazewear, which is better.
My review is pretty much like the others. It stays and stays..which can be great but it kinda sucks when you actually want to take it off. It leaves this "I still have a layer of it on" feeling. And it is THICK AND STICKY. I love the color though..I have Twinkle Pink and it is so pretty. It looks natural!..maybe that is why I cant tell if it is uneven like every one says? Over all..I love the color but wish the texture was better. But the color alone is not worth buying it again.
Tried this in a couple of colors, Apricot Glow and Juicy Raspberry. The Apricot was total orange mess, not browny peach. It was pretty gross and did not wipe off so there is something to be said about the staying power. The Rasp. was much more of a red than a raspberry but it worked out nicely and stayed put. I did not notice that it smelled any better or worse than most lipsticks/gloss. The application was a little streaky but I just applied a little more and it evened right out. I probably won't buy it again but it wasn't totally awful other than the color of the apricot one.
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Horrific, streaky, goopy mess. Colors look nice in tube, and completely different on the lips. Consistency on lips is very sticky and not very glossy at all. This product, IMO is a disaster.
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General Motors - Fairfax Assembly & Stamping - Plant Tour
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- Welcome to the General Motors Fairfax Assembly & Stamping Plant, home of the World's Best Vehicles, Built by the World's Best People. In the Fairfax Plant, we build the award winning Chevrolet Malibu and Buick LaCrosse and our workforce is represented by UAW Local 31. The General Motors Fairfax Assembly Plant has a rich history and has been producing World Class Quality vehicles in the Kansas City area since 1945. Fairfax Plant currently runs on 3 shifts, 24 hours a day and produces one vehicle every 58 seconds.We appreciate your interest in visiting our plant for a tour.In order to visit the plant, you must adhere to the following safety guidelines and instructions. Failure to comply with these guidelines will result in the cancellation of your tour.Safety:All attendees must watch a ten minute safety video prior to the tourWalk only in pedestrian pathways and follow instructions from your tour guide at all timesYou must wear flat, closed-toed, closed-heeled shoes (mules, sandals, high heels, and any other open shoes are not permitted)You must wear long pants and short or long sleeved shirts (shorts, dresses, skirts, tank tops and any other clothing that overly exposes the body are not permitted)Please refrain from wearing watches and other jewelry - if you wear these items to the plant, you will be required to cover them with protective equipment.Your tour guide will provide appropriate protective gear including Personal Protective Equipment, safety glasses with side shields, special gloves and Kevlar sleeves. These items must be worn at all times when instructed by the tour guide. Additional Rules:You will not be permitted to use your cell phone, computer, or any other electronic devices inside the plantYou can take photo and video in specified areas only - please ask your tour guide before taking any photo or videoDo not bring knives, sharp objects, guns or other items that could be considered weaponsA metal detector may be used to ensure no harmful items are brought into the facility and all bags are subject to search by plant security.No backpacks or large bags (note: there will not be a place to store purses so they will have to be carried on the tour)Tours can be and will be ended at any time if rules are not followed. This is at the discretion of your tour guide.
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Dallas Seavey broke the all-time duration record with a big win in the Alaskan Iditarod race this week.
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A new trucking tune from driver/songwriter Paul Hutchins, and Women in Trucking founder Ellen Voie is playing the trucking advocacy game back in a mainstream sports venue, the Cleveland Indians' stadium.
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Hapfor Bjornsson of Iceland, for the second year in a row, won the truck-pull qualifying event at the World's Strongest Man competition.
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Five trucking sponsors have partnered to make possible a college football bowl game to be held on December 18 in Boise, Idaho, with a 5:30 p.m. ET kickoff on ESPN. With the Truckload Carriers Association, broker ...
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text: Michael Muhney abruptly fired from Y&R Dec 19 2013, 04:30 PM by Aaron Hagey-MacKay Image by Getty UPDATE: alleged reason for Michael Muhney Y&R firing revealed Leading man Michael Muhney was abruptly let go from The Young and the Restless earlier this week, while admitting that he may be at fault.Muhney, who plays Adam Newman on the long-running soap, took to Twitter to break the news."I'm so sorry," Muhney wrote. "It breaks my heart to say this, but I was just let go from Y&R. My last day on set is this Thursday.""My last air date will be Jan 30th. I'm going to take some private time with my wife and kids, as I am most concerned for their well-being.""I have three final episodes to film, and because they are my last, I will be giving it everything I have. More details will follow."(In Canada, Muhney's last air date will be January 29th)News of the sacking was a huge shock for fans, with some threatening to stop watching the show.Executive producer Jill Farren Phelps called him into her office and they had an "intimate conversation", Muhney told the Huffington Post.Muhney implied his firing may have been related to off-screen conflict with others on the set, including Eric Braeden, who plays Victor Newman."Part of me feels this is because I've always been outspoken, and sometimes I've been too outspoken. Sometimes I've walked around with a big backpack full of hubris. That is entirely on me," Muhney told the Post's Nelson Branco."If there were disagreements in the past with Eric, for me, it has to be history."Meanwhile Muhney said he is going to focus on his family."I've done a lot of pilots and projects which never made it in my career, but being let go is a first for me with multiple children. Back when I wasn't a father, it was much easier to move from job to job.""Ironically, my greatest acting performance is the one that will never be seen: and that is the strength I display in front of my kids when things get tough. I'm their leader and they're going to have a great Christmas if I have anything to say about it. Yes, I was let go before Christmas, but I choose to look at it positively: My kids are off school for holiday break, so I will have lots of time to spend with them, I'm going to soak up their innocent love. That's my focus now," Muhney said.The character of Adam will be taking a break for a few months, but will be recast soon.Billy Miller, who plays Billy Abbott on the show, is also leaving his role near the end of the month.Why do you think Phelps fired him now? What do you think of Michael Muhney leaving?


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Shelter of Hope is a non-profit organization registered under the societies act located in Nairobi, Kenya. Our God given vision is to reach children and youth who are orphans and need physical help with in the city of Nairobi as well as in the rural villages. We want to help them build confidence, maturity, and teach them to be active members of their society.


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Belize's Supreme Court declared offshore drilling contracts issued by the government of Belize null and void, effectively ending the government's immediate effort to allow offshore oil drilling in the Mesoamerican Reef, the second largest barrier reef in the world. Oceana has campaigned against offshore drilling in Belize for more than two years.
The Court's decision was in response to a lawsuit brought by Oceana, COLA, and the Belize Coalition to Save Our Natural Heritage. In 2011, after collecting the 20,000+ signatures required to trigger a national referendum that would allow the public to vote on whether or not to allow offshore oil drilling in Belize's reef, the government disqualified over 8,000 of these signatures effectively on the basis of poor penmanship - stopping the possibility of a vote. Oceana answered by organizing the nation's first ever "People's Referendum" in 2012 in which more than 29,000 people from all around the country cast their votes. In this historic vote, 96% voted against offshore exploration and drilling.Read Press Release
For the second time in less than a year, Oceana helped defeat a coal-fired power plant on the coast of Northern Chile. The CAP company announced that it was withdrawing its plans to construct the Cruz Grande thermoelectric power plant. Cruz Grande was slated to be a 300-megawatt thermoelectric power plant in the region of La Higuera in Northern Chile, a few miles from the Choros-Damas and Chañaral island marine reserves, and near the Humboldt Penguin National Reserve, which is home to the world's largest population of Humboldt penguins. The region also hosts communities of bottlenose dolphins, marine otters and many marine birds and mammals, including blue whales.Read Press Release
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A new law was passed by the European Union that imposes criminal sanctions, including heavy fines and even jail terms, for the owners, operators and financiers of boats that illegally dump oily waters and residues into the sea. The new law could prevent as much as 20,000,000 tons of polluting substances from getting into the ocean every year – the single biggest reduction in oil pollution in decades, anywhere in the world.


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Located on Rue De Bourgogne in the 7th arrondissement in the heart of Paris, Bourgogne & Montana Hotel provides convenient access to the collections at Musee d'Orsay and Musee Marmottan-Monet. The property is close to Tuileries Garden.
The elegantly furnished rooms have safe deposit box, mini bar, Wi-Fi access, iPod dock and flat-screen TV. Suites with living area are available. Some rooms give onto Rue de Bourgogne or the interior courtyard.
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Lining up and Ready for Takeoff Runway 33
The business end of a KC-10.
New Travis tailband.
Giant Extendr and the person riding a bicycle together to action, how interesting contrast !!
Thanks to Felix Bahamonde for your tips and advices.
Finally see a KC-10 in person on one of the east ramps at KSLC.
Clean 81.
rare to see a kc-10 with wingtip refuelling pods nowadays.
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Forty years ago tomorrow, the world united to watch the Apollo 11 mission send men to the moon and return them safely to Earth.
There are millions of Americans who were not even born when this incredible feat occurred. The comparison is striking. You have Americans who remember every detail of where they were when this event happened and another segment of our population for whom men on the moon is only a thing of history, documentaries and recollections.
There will be many tributes to the men and women of the Apollo 11 mission. I say men and women because it was not just the three crew members' accomplishment. It took hundreds of thousands of workers to reach the goal.
But as we reflect on that achievement, what does it tell us about our future, not just in space exploration, but about the ability of our nation to accept a task and boldly advance toward achieving it, step by step?
Following President Kennedy's stirring speech setting the goal to land a man on the moon and return him safely to Earth, billions of dollars were pledged and spent; technology that was not even invented at the time had to be perfected; and, sadly, lives were lost in our journey to the moon and back.
There will be many references these next few weeks to Mr. Kennedy's bold vision. I wonder if, today, citing that speech has the opposite effect on many. NASA has been put back on the path to the moon, but a "been there, done that" mentality amongst a less supportive public may make our return as difficult as our initial journey.
I am greatly worried that the Apollo moon landings may have signaled the end of lunar exploration when they should have been the beginning. There is almost universal agreement how tragic it was that Apollo missions 18 through 20 were cut because of budget constraints. Yet each year, Congress seems to endorse those cuts through failure to fully fund the goals we set for NASA.
Everyone knows about the incredible time frame between Mr. Kennedy's speech to Congress and the actual landing and return -- a little more than eight years, from May 1961 to July 1969. Yet equally astonishing to me is that there were just 66 years between when Orville and Wilbur Wright took to the skies in Kitty Hawk, N.C., and when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon's Sea of Tranquility.
It has been 37 years since the last moon landing. The current NASA plan, which some are skeptical about, has us returning in 2020, which would be 48 years since Apollo 17. If we are not careful, it may take us as long to return to where we already have been as it took to get from the invention of flight to the first moon landing!
It has become a cliche for politicians to make references to the Apollo program with respect to finding domestic solutions to our energy crisis. The Apollo program was unique in our history, but it should be an example that with leadership, public will, the proper budget and, above all else, a well-defined objective, the United States can meet the challenge. This, to me, is the legacy of Apollo.
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Sunshine. Flowers. Happy people. Puppies. Rainbows. Bliss. Loving friends & family. Good food. Mountains. Restful sleep. Sore muscles. Deep breathing. Respect. Creativity. Resourcefulness. Quiet beaches. Productivity. Storms. Down time. Nice breeze, warm day. Kindness.
All of that, does not a bad day make.
As we all know, 'shit happens.' Yesterday was not a great day for me. This whole week actually has been a bit of a struggle. One of the most important goals of mine in starting a business, going to school full time, working full time, training a baby dog, competing in dog sports with my other pup, and training for my own races (more of a sanity move than anything) is to continue to practice what I preach. I want to improve my health and ingrain good lifetime habits.
My strategy right now: reassess, reattack. Our bodies never stop working for us, no matter how much crap we stuff into them, the organism of our body never stops trying to keep us alive and well. I can not give up on working to support my body either. But stress, comfort food, stress, emotions, stress, delicious blocks of cheese and tasty wine in large quantities sometimes get the better of my sensibilities.
I came across this picture and really love the idea. Take an empty jar, fill it with notes of good things that have happened. Read all the good things on New Year's Eve. I'm going to set up my own jar today.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Wears Nike Air Force 1 Riccardo Tisci Sneakers and Dsquared2 Jeans in Japan
Cristiano Ronaldo visited Japan to promote his sponsor MTG and their fitness and healthcare products. The soccer star was wearing a black vest over a polo shirt, Dsquared2 jeans, and a pair of Riccardo Tisci x Nike Air Force 1 Black Collection High-top sneakers ($230-$320).
Cristiano Ronaldo Wears Nike Air Force 1 Riccardo Tisci Sneakers and MCM Backpack
Cristiano Ronaldo was seen leaving a hotel in New York City. The soccer superstar was wearing a MCM studded backpack, Dsquared2 jeans, a Gucci belt, and a pair of Nike Air Force 1 Riccardo Tisci low-top sneakers ($230).
Cristiano Ronaldo Wears Dsquared2 Chain Studded Sneakers and Tom Ford Sunglasses at Madrid Open
Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo watched a tennis match with his son at the Madrid Open. He was wearing a pair of Tom Ford sunglasses and a pair of Dsquared2 Chain Studded & Patent Leather Trim Sneakers ($650).
Cristiano Ronaldo Wins FIFA Ballon d'Or Award Wearing Dsquared2 Custom Tuxedo
Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo beat out his arch-rival Lionel Messi to win the 2013 FIFA Ballon d'Or World Player of the Year Award in Zurich, Switzerland. For the special night, Cristiano wore a custom Dsquared2 tuxedo based on a piece from the Spring/Summer 2014 Collection. What do you think about his look?
Celebrity Outfit Matching with Pharrell Williams, David Beckham, Kanye West, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Will.i.am
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Futsal is the exciting and fast-paced game of indoor soccer gaining popularity across the nation. Played with a small low-bounce ball on a hardcourt, futsal offers players a great opportunity to focus on footwork and teamwork. The City of Saint Paul holds youth futsal leagues in the Spring with games played in March and April.
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The Australian Collection primarily features trees and shrubs native to Australia. Tall eucalyptus trees, with their distinctive aromatic leaves, dominate the north bank of the creek. With more than 50 species of this native Australian genus, the trees vary from tall and erect specimens to broadly-spreading small trees. Throughout the collection, their characteristic camphor-like fragrance fills the air. A fine collection of bottlebrush, Callistemon, and honey-myrtles, Melaleuca, lines the path near the old bridge. Across the creek, new plantings of showy Australian flowering plants complement older plantings that feature plants from various regions in the world with a Mediterranean climate.
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Silver Taps Ceremony To Honor Memory Of Jacob Hughes Tonight
Silver Taps will be held at Texas A&M University Tuesday (Nov 1) to honor the memory of Jacob Brent Hughes, who died in a car accident Sept. 18.
Hughes, a senior wildlife ecology conservation major, was from Center.
On the day of the ceremony, all campus flags are flown at half-staff and the names of those to be remembered are posted at the base of the flagpole in the Academic Plaza. The family of the student or students to be honored is notified of the ceremony and sent a floral arrangement by university officials.
In honor of the memory of Hughes, the campus will be darkened at 10:20 p.m. In the darkness, students, family and friends will silently gather in the plaza in front of the Academic Building. At 10:30 p.m., an honor guard from the Ross Volunteer Company will march across campus from the Corps of Cadets area to the plaza, where its members will fire three rifle volleys to honor the memory of these students. Buglers from the Aggie Band, unseen in the darkness, will play a special arrangement of "Taps." The tolling of the Albritton Tower bells will signal the end of the ceremony.
In case of rain or dangerous lightning, the ceremony will be moved to Duncan Dining Hall. Free parking in the University Center garage will be available between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m.
The first Silver Taps was held in 1898 upon the death of the university's president, Lawrence Sullivan Ross, and it has changed little from that time.
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SAN DIEGO, October 20, 2013 – Eight couples remain in the competition on Season 17 of "Dancing With The Stars" but there are still two hours of air time to fill.
Bring on the group dances and dance marathons.
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Group routines and dance marathons have long been a part of the show. Producer put a new spin on the standard dance marathon, calling it the "Switch-Up Challenge." As described in an ABC news release, couples will compete side by side in two rounds. They will not be told the dance style, or the musical accompaniment.
One by one, the judges will select couples to be tapped-off/removed from the dance floor. Extra judges' points will be awarded to couples based on longevity. These scores will be added to the individual performance scores.
All the couples will perform a ballroom or Latin style they have not danced yet. We will see two tangos from Bill Engvall and Emma Slater and Brant Daugherty and Peta Murgatroyd. The rest of the performers each dance something different split up evenly between Latin and ballroom styles. Watch for Amber Riley and Derek Hough's Samba, and Corbin Bleu and Karina Smirnoff's Viennese Waltz.
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The show features an opening number with the entire cast choreographed by former DWTS pro Lacey Schwimmer and her brother Benji. Musical guests Ariana Grande and Mike perform their duet "Popular."
What won't change is that one couple will go home at the end of the show. Likely candidates for the bottom three this week are Bill Engvall and Emma Slater, Leah Remini and Tony Dovoloni, and Jack Osbourne and Cheryl Burke. Fan votes have been saving Bill and Emma. Will it happen again? It's up to you, the fans.
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Bill Engvall and Emma Slater, Tango
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Amber Riley and Derek Hough, Samba
Leah Remini and Tony Dovoloni, Quickstep
Brant Daugherty and Peta Murgatroyd, Tango
Nicole Snooki Polizzi and Sasha Farber, Foxtrot
Jack Osbourne and Cheryl Burke, Paso Doble
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Elizabeth Berkley Lauren and Val Chmerkovskiy, Cha Cha Cha
Corbin Bleu and Karina Smirnoff, Viennese Waltz
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Fans can vote via phone for one hour only afer the end of the show in each time zone. Online voting at www.ABC.com and on Facebook will be open for 24 hours beginning at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT and closing at the same time on Tuesday. A couple will go home at the end of each Monday show until the season finale on Monday, November 25.
"Dancing With the Stars" airs Monday, October 21 at 8 p.m. Eastern/Pacific Time on the ABC Television Network.
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I see you wrinkling your nose over there. You hear canned tuna and you think "ewww," don't you? Or do you? I mean, if you've ever had the really awesome canned oil-packed tuna by Ortiz or that amazing jarred tuna belly by Tonnino then you know the deal — you know why it's in this Oil-Packed Tuna, Avocado, White Bean, and Arugula Salad.
In case you haven't noticed, salad is my jam. I mean, sometimes I feel like this blog should be called "Pairs Well With Salad" because I'm all about them — in fact, I try to eat at least one salad a day. And though I've shared a fair share of salads with you, I've somehow completely overlooked sharing this Tuna, White Bean, and Arugula Salad — until now.
This arugula salad is a twist on that Italian classic combo of oil-packed tuna and cannellini beans and it's evolved into this entree salad with quinoa, feta, and avocado over the years. I ate it a lot back when I was filming Ask Aida because it's got tons of protein and would fuel me up for the grueling 3 episode-a-day schedule that was that show.
But the reason I've kept making it is because it's healthy but still filling and really because the one pantry staple I always have on hand is tuna. No, not that weird fishy smelling stuff in a cat food-shaped can but really awesome, oil-packed tuna that's so good you actually crave it (or at least I do). So, I made this salad for this week's Domestic Partners episode and, though I'll share the recipe now, you have to wait until tomorrow to view the episode!


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Panama- The Perfect Holiday Destination
Panama can give a new definition to versatility. This American country is what you call God's favorite place. It has been bestowed with every gift of nature. It is that perfect getaway you had been looking for after months of "all work and no play". Well you already must have turned into the "dull boy" then. Get set to recharge yourself at this very bed of nature.
Panama is the southern most American country known for its rich natural wealth. This country has a total population of around 3,360,475. It has been divided into nine provinces and ten cities altogether. The people generally follow Roman Catholic as a religion and speak Spanish in this region. However English is very much prevalent with almost everybody knowing this language.
The tropical climate and perfect holiday weather of the Panama will just do the needful for you. At Panama you can enjoy the beauty of the pristine beaches along side clear blue seas. You could admire the mighty mountains and be startled by their beauty every single minute. It is a different world altogether, away from the hustle bustle and pollution of big cities and towns; overall a perfect place to relax and de-stress yourself.
The country holds the best eco tourism sites of the world. The rich flora and fauna of this country will leave you awestruck. The multi canopied swamps that are present on one side of this country is a great tourist attraction. After years of seeing only bricks and walls all around, nothing could appeal to you as much as the abundant greenery of the Panamas. For all you adventure enthusiasts, the famous Canopy Adventure at Panama will take you through the enriching experience of ecotourism while rock climbing. That is you get to experience nature at an unbelievable close proximity. You could also plunge in for the amazing water adventure at the San Blas Archipelago.
Panama is famous for it's "the golden toad". The locals actually believe this gold skinned frog once found in this country in abundance to be a symbol of good luck and prosperity. No wonder, it is this golden frog that they use as their National Symbol. However this amphibian is believed to be extinct now.
When in Panama, how can you forget the "molas"? This is a fabric made by the natives of this country. They earn their livelihood by manufacturing and selling this fabric. Tourists from all around the world come here and buy these "molas" known to be a part of the Panama heritage. When at Panama, you just cannot miss the soothing local music. This music, again strongly influenced by Spanish music, will make that evening of yours where while relaxing you can forget just about everything and be drowned deep into its soulful rhythm.
Panama is the ideal place when you need to enjoy an amazing holiday and yet not burn a hole in your pocket. The place is extremely affordable unlike most of the holiday destinations in the world. It is extremely safe for the foreigners and the locals are all happy to help and very welcoming and warm. It has all tourism facilities that you could require. Be it with your family or friends, for that budget holiday of yours, choose the Panamas.
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Also, Nicola Formichetti styled Charlize Theron for Uniqlo, and Joe Zee was left off the seating chart at Zac Posen.
Also Ann Demeulemeester, Mugler, Barbara Bui, and others.
The "plus-size" model hasn't walked any shows so far this season.
Jessica Stam, Jourdan Dunn, and Karlie Kloss all walked in this morning's show.
Also, David Gandy ponders designing a menswear line, and Mr. Porter has launched.
However, other plus-size models are working in the tents.
Neutral, yet titillating.
The photo is sure to stir up discussion about her shrinking size again.
Also, Ports 1961 is launching menswear, and Naomi Campbell calls Victoria Beckham "a real sister."
He'll get lots of pointers on glitter, we presume.
"I design for real women like Kristen Stewart and Anna Kendrick."
The Far Rockaway designer's necklaces and bracelets will arrive at Opening Ceremony this month.
Also, Levi's is launching a new sustainable denim line.
Also, Elie Tahari is considering a lingerie collection.
To be fair, they're tall and it's a long way down.
The label's owners reportedly got frustrated with the lack of returns on their investment.
The hardworking commercial veteran has finally arrived in the high-fashion world.