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I made a cheesecake & some blueberry sauce for guests expected this weekend. They have had to cancel. I'm going to freeze the cheesecake. I imagine I can freeze the sauce also, but I was wondering if it would be sort of like jam. Would it keep a long time in the refrigerator? I'm thinking a month or so? I love cheesecake, & if I don't have company to help eat it, I'll probably be getting a slice out periodically & would be easier if I didn't have to thaw the sauce as well if I wanted it.
Here is the recipe if that helps Blueberry syrup/sauce On medium heat mix 1 ˝ cups blueberries 3 TB honey Ľ cup orange juice 2 TB sugar Bring to a boil. Mix together another Ľ cup juice with 1 TB cornstarch, add to pot. Simmer til thickens. |
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That sauce doesn't have enough sugar nor acid to keep very long in the refrig.....why not freeze half and keep the rest out to eat....bet it would be good on toast as well...on on top of your oatmael. Linda C |
I agree. The cornstarch in the sauce may also break down and allow it to separate. You could freeze some of the sauce in one portion servings and try it though. Package them on top of your frozen cheesecake slices and you'll have one serving all ready to go! Sounds delicious! Deanna |
It may go a little weird in the freezer but if you heat it up after thawing and whisk it well, it should go back to its original state. |
To the freezer it goes, at least some of it. Thanks for the advice, I would hate to have lose any of it, very tasty. |
I made this sauce last night to use on belgian waffles. Easy and delish! This a.m it's going on yogurt for breakfast. Yummm! Thanks! |
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tough to pass on swarm tactics though. Just wondering, would Maarek be better with cluster/marksmanship?
I don't have the TIE expansion, just the advanced and 2 TIEs in starter box. Was going to get another starter box to add 2 more TIEs

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i sit about 6ft from a 23" lcd in my home office. i have a 42" lcd that is in the family room that i sit about 12ft from. i think the apparent screen size is similar. but i also think the 23" unit seems sharper. is it because i am closer? both are 1080p so maybe it is a wash. i had a 53" hd rptv that i sat 7' from as a test. whoa. gave me a headache. |
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- Posted by yosemitebill (My Page) on Fri, Nov 4, 11 at 23:05
Joe - the 23" seems sharper because it is sharper. You're taking the same number of lines and pixels of information but stretching them out on to a larger 42" display. It's similar to looking at a picture in the newspaper at arms length, and then holding it up real close where you see all the dots. Look at the 42" up-close and you'll see the dots, or in this case, the pixels. Look at the 23" up-close, which will have much finer dots, or pixels, and of course appear sharper. Don't know the type (DLP or CRT), or resolution of the rear projection television you had, but "subjective picture quality" can become very complicated when trying to compare various displays. |
I went askew on my point. I wanted to ask about screen size. Would a 23" tv viewed from 6 ft seem the same size as a 32" viewed from 12'? Approximately? |
No. At double the distance you would need double the screen size to have the same apparent size. |
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Check out the comment of Lance Jungmeyer and the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas on the FDA's prior notice rulemaking.
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In adding the requirement to give notice, if any, of a country to which the article of food was given prior refusal, the FDA must develop a clear way for regional offices to consistently base admissibility decisions on the condition of the refusal. Issues that affect the safety and security of a food product are of the upmost concern to our industry and to FPAA. . Preventing port shopping and creating standardized rules across the border are important in enhancing the safety of the U.S. food supply and we support this goal..
It is important, though, that this new requirement not become a trade barrier. Just because another country may refuse entry for a product does not mean that the refusal was necessarily appropriate for food safety or security. In fact, the foreign country refusal may not be in accord with NAFTA or WTO and should not be relevant to US entry. For example, many countries deny entry to US exports of food products that the FDA and USDA approve as completely safe for US consumers. If US apple exports were denied entry to Japan for being waxed but Korea and the US were willing to accept the apples, the US would argue that the Japan refusal should not be relevant. FDA must treat imports in the same manner the the US government demands that its trading partners treat US exports.
The PMA and Bob Whitaker also has made available their comments on the FDA rulemaking on preventive food safety controls for produce. From the 18-page document:
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As indicated already, it would not be prudent for FDA to prescribe preventive controls regardless of the size of the operation. Instead, the company's specific risk assessment/hazard analysis plan should become the guide as to which preventive controls should be employed. Again, FDA should strongly consider issuing guidance in this area to help all companies determine the range of preventive controls they might employ to manage identified potential risks. No matter the size, basic measures such as providing training for worker hygiene, wash water sanitation, facility and equipment sanitation and supplier qualification apply to all operations and can help assure food safety.


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Movie News By Adam Bellotto on August 8, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhen the endless stream of awards-show talk begins its yearly smothering of the movie industry, expect the words The Monuments Men to come up. The film's got all the necessary pieces: It's based both on real-life events and on a book (Robert M. Edsel's "The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History") and will have George Clooney wearing both his director and lead actor hats. Presumably, if the film's actually a good one, it'll be racking up all kinds of neat little statuettes. And thanks to Entertainment Weekly (via Facebook), you can see the first still from The Monuments Men above. You can also read more about the film below.
Don't Overlook the Amazing Men of 'Blue Jasmine'
Features By Kate Erbland on July 26, 2013 | Comments (2)The first thing you're likely to hear from a fan of Woody Allen's new film, Blue Jasmine, is that star Cate Blanchett is amazing (because she is) and that the perpetually Oscar-worthy actress turns in yet another Oscar-worthy performance in the auteur's black as night comedy. The second thing you're likely to hear from that same fan is that co-star Sally Hawkins is also amazing and that she proves herself adept at supporting the work Blanchett does while also imperceptibly straddling the line between comedy and drama with her own performance. Blue Jasmine, on a whole, lives and dies at the hand of its two central female performances – so it's good news that Blanchett and Hawkins are both more than up to the task at hand, but it's even better news that the film's male-dominated supporting cast is also tremendous. A fairy tale about the 1%, Blue Jasmine sees Blanchett as the eponymous Jasmine, disgraced Park Ave. housewife and social gadfly, who decamps from Manhattan after her husband (Alec Baldwin) hits her with the one-two punch of "I'm leaving you for the nanny" (not even their nanny! Someone else's nanny!) and "Also, I was running a Ponzi scheme and am now going to jail and, oops, now you're impoverished." Unskilled, mortified, and slipping into psychosis, Jasmine heads west to the only family she has left, her sister Ginger (Hawkins), who has more than enough problems of her own. The film unfolds thanks to a back-and-forth narrative that flits between […]
'Blue Jasmine' Trailer Comes Down on the Dark End of the Woody Allen Spectrum
Movie News By Nathan Adams on June 7, 2013 | Be the First To CommentIf a movie was written and directed by Woody Allen, you can pretty much guarantee that its main character is going to be a basket case who's plagued with neuroses. But while there's always a dark twinge to the way human beings create compulsions around their past traumas, Allen is famous for being able to look at our foibles from a slanted enough angle to make them funny, even while they're tearing us apart. His new movie, Blue Jasmine, may see Allen working closer to the dark end of that floating scale that goes from funny to troubling, however, because the work that Cate Blanchett is doing in the new trailer for the film looks to be too raw nerve and edgy to fit alongside much of the patented Woody Allen aloofness that we've become familiar with over the course of his career. What happens when a rich and snooty New Yorker loses all of her money and is forced to go stay with her sister in the Earthy, pot smoke-clouded confines of San Francisco? Turns out she breaks down, hard, and though there's obviously laughs to be had due to her ridiculous behavior, some of her fall can get rough to watch.
The King in the North to Be the Prince Charming in 'Cinderella'
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on May 8, 2013 | Be the First To CommentBriefly: As previously promised, Disney has casually rolled out another tidbit of casting news via unassuming press release. The studio has just sent around word that their once-stalled live-action Cinderella now has a prince to join its recently-cast princess. The announcement reveals that Game of Thrones' dreamy King of the North Robb Stark, Richard Madden, has just been cast in the film, where he will star alongside Lily James as the eponymous glass slipper-wearing lady love and Cate Blanchett as that evil stepmother, all directed by Kenneth Branagh. We can only assume he's playing the prince role, because obviously. Yes, most UK Cinderella ever. (Yes, we know Blanchett is Australian, but we also all know that Australia is a former British colony, so let's go with it.)
Kenneth Branagh May Be Cinderella's New Fairy Godmo…Er, Father
Movie News By Nathan Adams on January 31, 2013 | Be the First To CommentAfter Disney hired Mark Romanek, a director who makes dark movies, to helm their upcoming live action Cinderella, and then fired him because all of the ideas he was coming up with for the movie were too dark, one had to wonder just exactly why they were making a live-action Cinderella movie in the first place. Did anybody behind the scenes want to revisit the Cinderella story for any particular reason, or was this just a cynical ploy to churn out some product and get one of their merchandise producers back out there in the public eye? And, given such greedy corporate motivations, was it likely they were going to make a movie worth watching in the first place? Turns out they might still make a Cinderella worth watching, and perhaps they do really have a commitment to putting together something that's good entertainment and not just good corporate synergy. This newfound optimism stems from a Vulture report that the studio is currently negotiating with Kenneth Branagh for him to come in and be Cinderella's new director. In addition to being a well-respected filmmaker due to his helming of impressive versions of stuffy Shakespeare plays, Branagh proved with Marvel's Thor that he could take material that had the potential of coming off as cheesy and ridiculous and present it in a manner that made it resonant and entertaining, so his potential signing would have to be seen as a smart move by Disney.
Mark Romanek Won't Go Mickey Mouse With 'Cinderella'
Movie News By Jack Giroux on January 8, 2013 | Be the First To CommentI would love to meet the executives at Disney who ever said, "Never Let Me Go and One Hour Photo? This guy Mark Romanek reeks of Disney goodness!" Nobody at the studio probably said that, sadly, but I'm sure more than a few Disney folks were conscious of what they were getting with the director. It looks everyone was just now hit with the realization that he's not an atypical Disney protégé, as the director has left the high-profile Cinderella project. According to Deadline Hollywood, Romanek's intentions were a tad too dark for Disney's taste. This isn't the first time this situation has gone down with him. If you recall, Romanek also dodged a big silver bullet by dropping The Wolfman right before shooting began. Let's hope Cinderella isn't met with the same quality fate as The Wolfman, but thankfully for Disney, they have more time to find a replacement before the possible summer start date than Universal did getting Joe Johnston to take Romanek's place. The question is who it will be.
10 Unforgettable Supporting Performances In Biopics
Cinematic Listology By David Christopher Bell on December 27, 2012 | Comments (3)Biopics are always praised for their lead actor or actress' realistic or unique portrayal of the subject, but what of the supporting cast? Sure, we do recognize their efforts, they might even receive an Academy Award, but rarely are they honored with something as prestigious as an online comedy list. It's time to rectify that. Here are some of the more talented, memorable, or uncanny portrayals of people who were important enough to be featured in a movie, but not important enough for that movie to be about them.
Casting Couch: Cate Blanchett to Torment 'Cinderella,' Guy Pearce Makes a Party Awkward, and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 28, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's a round-up of Hollywood casting news, not one of those porn videos where a 19-year-old gets exploited in a grimy-looking office. Move along, perv. Now that we've got all of those live action Snow White movies out of the way, it makes sense that we would move down the fairy tale lineup and start seeing a rash of new Cinderella projects popping up. And, if Disney has their way, their Mark Romanek-directed Cinderella script from The Devil Wears Prada scribe Aline Brosh McKenna will be the hit that starts the trend. They're trying to get casting for the film off on the right foot with the acquisition of a big name, as Deadline reports that the House of Mouse is in serious negotiations with Cate Blanchett to come on board to play a character called Lady Tremaine, known in some circles as the wicked stepmother. Given her experience playing a creepy elf in the Lord of the Rings movies, this seems like something of a perfect fit.
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The wait for movie concessions shouldn't be as long as the movie itself. At Westown Movies, selecting a snack is as easy as dashing into a corner store?just grab what you want from the shop and then get into the checkout line. Beyond popcorn and soda, you'll also find tasty treats from local vendors, such as Pat's pizza, Pretzel Boys pretzels, and fresh whoopee pies from Smackerals by Michelle.
All these snacks keep rumbling tummies from drowning out the dialogue during a variety of first-run movies. Of Westown's 12 screens, the biggest is the GTX theater's 61-footer, equipped with Dolby Atmos sound and stadium seating with extra legroom. Aside from cinematic features, Westown Movies also rents out its screens for game parties, when guests can hook up their video-game systems and play out their own adventures on a grand, cinematic scale.
Steps away from the University of Delaware campus, 16 Mile Taphouse sources its frosty, barley-based nectars from the 16 Mile Brewery in Georgetown. Gourmet tavern grub pairs with the popular local brews, such as the Old Court Ale, full of citrusy zing and hints of caramel, or limited-edition batches such as the English Heraldry Series, flavored with notes of foggy weather and a respect for monarchy.
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Google Maps is a great tool on-the-go, although it isn't very useful inside buildings ... well, at least it wasn't until now. Google has launched Google Maps 6.0 for Android devices which includes indoor plans of venues such as malls, retails stores, or airports. The user's current position inside a building is indicated in the same way as on the outside and it's also possible to switch between floors. Read More
Those not content with a getting a 2D top-down or 360-degree street level view of a planned route using Google Maps can now enjoy a virtual flight over the route thanks to Google adding a new Helicopter View. The new feature, which currently only works in a full browser and requires the Google Earth plugin, lets users see 3D view, should come in particularly handy for walkers or bike riders looking for a more intuitive view of potentially tiring hills. Read More
Valuable a conditioning tool as stationary bikes are, any avid cyclist will tell you that they're nowhere near as good as being out on the open road. One of the differences between real cycling and indoor training is the fact that when riders are on the road, the topography of the area determines the pedaling effort required. By contrast, when on a stationary bike, riders usually just vary their output as they feel like it. In an attempt to make indoor training more like the real thing, Pro-Form's Le Tour de France Indoor Cycle lets users choose or create real-world routes using Google Maps, then adjusts the angle of the riding platform to replicate the experience of riding up and down those roads. Read More
Almost incomprehensible as the devastation from last Friday's earthquake and tsunami in Japan has been, scientists warn that more aftershocks are on their way. In order to get all the information on current seismic activity in one place, researchers at Texas Tech University's Center for Geospatial Technologies have developed an online, publicly-accessible world map that displays data on disturbances worldwide, almost as soon as they have occurred. Read More
Thousands of organizations around the world are working towards protection of ecosystems, yet the sharing of data is extremely limited and often localized – swathes of information that could be important are unknown, unpublicized and from a global perspective, wasted. The Digital Observatory for Protected Areas (DOPA), developed by the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), could pave the way for a new era of understanding. It aims to bring together multidisciplinary data allowing researchers and decision-makers the means to assess, monitor and forecast protected areas globally. Read More
Take rambling to the next level with holographic digital maps
It wasn't so long ago when those wanting to visualize the landscape around them would have to use a topographic map and a fair bit of imagination. Nowadays we are spoilt by the immersive opportunities offered by the likes of Google Earth, or even GPS technology, but there's nothing quite like a holographic image for recreating a 3D representation of the surrounding terrain on a 2D surface. While the digital holographic prints produced by Zebra Imaging are not exactly as pocket-friendly as maps, they are quite simply stunning. Read More
Cobra's 7750 Platinum 7-inch nav unit for truck drivers
If you drive a truck for living, a sat/nav can be a handy business tool. With most of these units designed for car users, the market for dedicated trucking units has expanded in recent times. The latest offering from Cobra Electronics – the 7750 Platinum – includes a 7-inch screen, 3D maps and 33,000 points of interest targeted at truck drivers and according to Cobra the industry's best last-mile routing. Read More
China recently launched the state-sponsored Tianditu.cn or "Map World," the country's homegrown answer to Google Maps. While it's an impressive initial effort, the mapping system does resemble Google's a little too much, and it also performs poorly once you navigate outside of Chinese borders. Read More
Sony and TomTom team up for in-dash car navigation systems
Sony has announced its first foray into the U.S. in-dash car navigation system market which sees it teaming up with TomTom. Joining Sony's existing line of Xplod in-dash A/V units, the XNV-660BT boasts a 6.1-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen, while the XNV-770BT ups the screen real estate to 7-inches. In addition to car navigation duties, both units feature CD/DVD playback, integrated Bluetooth, rear USB 1-wire connectivity for portable music players and support for multi-channel audio playback with virtual 5.1 channel surround sound capabilities. Read More
Custom GPS voice packs are a bit like mobile phone ring tones. They let you add a "uniquely personal touch" to your device by shelling out cash for something that will also be used by countless others who share your refined taste. Now you can get truly unique voice directions by listening to your own dulcet tones thanks to Nokia's new Own Voice for Ovi Maps. The app lets users record their own driving instructions and share them with family, friends and soon to be former friends. Read More
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This is one volumising shampoo that really gives that extra lift to limp hair. However, it is recommended to follow up with a conditioner after that because the formula is a little drying.
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My hair feels fresh and full after using this shampoo. Cleanses hair well without stripping colour.
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cranberries on 2/21/2007 2:12:00 PM more reviews by cranberries
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown
I'm not so sure about the thickening effect that this promises. For me, it delivers no more volume than any other shampoo. But do not get me wrong, overall this is a very nice light-weight shampoo. I can use it every day without any build-up and it leaves the hair soft. The scent is also a plus.
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*TOP REVIEWER* rayoflight on 8/24/2006 12:44:00 PM more reviews by rayoflight
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
My HG shampoo! Not only it gives body and volume too my hair, it also is very gentle to my scalp, not like other shampoos (Clinique/Umberto Giannini) Love the scent, too! It's a bit expensive, but sooo good! Definitly a HG!
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lily11 on 5/6/2005 4:16:00 PM more reviews by lily11
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I can't believe this shampoo can do a mess on any one. It's very gental and my hair feels silky immediately in the shower.
I have very picky hair, very fine, very sensitive to any damage. I have tried so many shampoo that friends recommanded, most of them do not work on my hair, I can see my hair turn unhealthy immediately. Catwalk is one of few that I really see good result on my hair.
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*TOP REVIEWER* na8i on 3/6/2005 12:19:00 PM more reviews by na8i
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
My hairstylist recommended this to thicken up my fine, thin hair a little. It works by giving each and every strand of your hair a little extra radius - don't ask how - and it works!
I bought the conditioner as well, but the shampoo can do magic on its own!!
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*TOP REVIEWER* rionnhannah on 8/11/2003 10:17:00 AM more reviews by rionnhannah
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
I do not like this shampoo at all. It leaves my hair in a big tangled mess-even after I put conditioner on!
It's awful. Don't buy it!
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Using the products from the new Lancôme Corno Collection for Summer 2012 (Canadian exclusive), I came up with this neutral look that pairs a smokey, golden bronze eye with a soft, natural lip. I love the pop of pink on the cheeks- it looks so natural, yet can be built up for extra color.
As I mentioned in the review, I'm not a fan of the placement suggestions that Lancôme makes on the eyeshadow palette- but I came up with my own combination. Here's how I did it: First I placed the Highlighter all over the lid, then blended the Lid shade in the inner 1/3 of the eyelid. I blended the Crease color into the crease, then used the All-Over Base as a brow highlight (very lightly). I finished it off with the Liner shade smudged along the upper and lower lash line!
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- Lancôme Blush Subtil in Cosmopolitan Pink (Lancôme Corno Collection for Summer 2012)
- Lancôme Color Design 5 Shadow and Liner Palette in Golden Frenzy (Lancôme Corno Collection for Summer 2012)
- L'Oreal Voluminous Carbon Black Waterproof Mascara
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ACU x Nike Lunar Force 1 QS "City Pack – Shanghai" – Officially Unveiled
After much speculation, Nike China finally revealed the special ACU x Nike Lunar Force 1 QS "City Pack – Shanghai" over the weekend. With less than 50 pairs available and a majority of those given to friends and family, these are certainly the rarest of the Nike … READ MORE
ACU x Nike Lunar Force 1 "City Pack" QS – Shanghai
Once located in Shanghai's Luwan District, trendsetting boutique ACU had an instrumental part in propagating interests of street and sneaker cultures among local youths. Though remnants of it went on to become part of JUICE Shanghai, rumors of ACU reopening are more prevalent now than before, especially … READ MORE
Nike x CLOT – Air Force 1 Release at ACU
This past Friday marked the release of the Nike x CLOT 1World Air Force 1 at ACU in Shanghai, China. While the shoes were released in extremely limited quantities to a lucky number of sneakerheads and CLOT fans, Nike along with CLOT collaborated on a party/event to … READ MORE
Nike x CLOT – 1World Air Force 1 Supreme
The highly touted collaboration between Hong Kong's CLOT and Nike on an Air Force 1 Supreme is only a week away and as we get closer to the release date we are finding out that this AF1 will be one of the most thought out and detailed … READ MORE
Subcrew x ACU – Second to None Set
We gave you a preview of the Subcrew x ACU 2nd Anniversary Collection that included a Windbreaker, Hat, and CD and now additional details surrounding this collaboration have surfaced. The official name of the collaboration is the "Second to None" set which will include a Canadian-style Windbreaker … READ MORE
Subcrew x ACU – 2nd Anniversary Collection
Hong Kong's Subcrew has teamed up with their friends, ACU, in Shanghai to celebrate the 2nd Anniversary of ACU. Like many typical celebrations of sneaker boutiques, clothing and accessories are created to celebrate the occasion. This time ACU and Subcrew hooked up to create a small collection … READ MORE
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The open source nature of Google's OS means there are plenty of fantastic apps for Android to be found.
And most of the good stuff on Android is free, thanks to the work of developers who do it for love alone.
So here's our pick of the top free Android apps you should install.
You can find more great apps at Top 200 best Android apps.
Also why not check out our video of the top 10 free Android games?
1. Trailer Addict
iOS 6 users have Apple Trailers, and Android fans have Trailer Addict, a timely, high-resolution source for the latest move trailers. Trailer Addict hosts official versions of movie trailers, and unlike YouTube, you won't have to wade through idiotic user comments or wait to skip an ad before your video loads. There's just the occasional banner ad at the bottom of the screen. So while most summer blockbusters are garbage these days, you can enjoy the best part, the trailer, while on the go. TA makes a great addition to an HD screen and 4G LTE.
2. Juice Defender
With great power comes a great drain on battery life. If you've got a whopper of a handset that chews through its charge at an unreasonable rate, you can squeeze some extra percentage out of it with Juice Defender. JD is an awesome suite of active and background functionality. It includes a powerful task manager for dumping and disabling battery tasking apps, and it can be set to automatically toggle charge sucking features like 4G LTE and WiFi. If you've got an HTC One X + or One X, you need juice defender.
3. Swiftkey 4.0
One of the best parts about the Android OS are third-party keyboards, and while it's hard to pick the best set of digital keys, Swiftkey is certainly in the running. It actually builds a heat map of how you type, meaning if you tend graze the right side of the A key, Swiftkey will adapt to that. It'll also read your email and Facebook posts, if you let it, in order to learn your most common phrases. That means that typing "hey man what's up?" can be reduced to five keystrokes or so.
4. Screebl
Screebl is a brilliant little utility for saving battery life and killing your phone's annoying habit of dimming the screen when you're trying to read. It uses your phone's gyroscope to guess when you're actively watching the screen, and when it can go dim to save some juice. It's a shockingly good guesser, making it the perfect background app for battery fiends and avid smartphone readers. It makes a great sidekick for Instapaper!
5. Speed Test
Whether you're looking for bragging rights with your tech buddies or you're just curious why the speed you experience varies so widely depending on where you are, Speed Test is a great way to find out what type of data speeds you're experiencing. Of course, data speeds also vary from carrier to carrier, so Speed Test is also a great way to shop for the carrier that has the best speeds in your area.
6. Dropbox
Available on nearly any platform currently available, from PCs and Macs, to cell phones and tablets, Dropbox provides an excellent method for backing up data to the cloud as well as accessing that data on the go. You can also set Dropbox up to automatically back up data from your phone. While Dropbox is free with 2GB of storage, users can increase their available storage by adding new devices and referring other users. Pro plans which offer significantly more storage are also available for a monthly fee.
7. Seesmic
There are many Twitter apps on Android - and Twitter itself shook up the scene with the launch of its own-brand app - but we're sticking with Seesmic. Offering support for multiple accounts, a home page widget showing latest tweets and an incredibly slick and professional design, it's one of the finest examples of app development out there today.
8. Facebook for Android
Facebook for Android is lacking in features compared to Facebook itself, but a recent update added Inbox support to the Android app, finally allowing its users to communicate in almost real time. The app is fast and stable, with a simplicity that reminds you of the old days when using Facebook used to be bearable.
9. Hotmail/Outlook
Microsoft has teamed up with developer SEVEN to offer an official Hotmail app for Android, which gives users a simple, clean interface, push notification support and even lets you manage multiple Hotmail accounts from within the app. If your email needs haven't yet been assimilated by Google, it's a useful option. It's since been rebranded as the Outlook app, in keeping with Microsoft's changes to its mail site.
10. Google Sky Map
A stunning app that renders Patrick Moore obsolete, by using your phone's orientation tools to give you an accurate representation of the stars and planets on your screen. Point your phone at the sky, then learn what constellations are visible and if that's a UFO or just Venus. Google Sky Map even works indoors, if you're not keen on getting cold.
11. SoundHound
If you're in a store shopping or happen to hear a song without the radio announcing the band, whip out the SoundHound app to figure it out for you. Or if you like, hum or sing the tune and the app should be able to recognize it.
12. Foursquare
The social media darling Foursquare is represented in fine form on Android, with the Google app offering easy one-click check-ins, integrated Google Maps for a seamless Google-branded experience and home page shortcut options to all your favorite places.
13. WordPress for Android
WordPress for Android started out as independent creation wpToGo, before WordPress decided it liked it so much it bought it up - hiring the maker to develop it in-house. It's very feature-packed, with the latest version offering full integration with other apps, letting you spin content and send it directly to the app for easy updating. It could do with more image insertion tools, though.
14. Google Goggles
A bit of a novelty, in that Google Goggles lets you take photos and have Google analyze them and come back with a search results page for what it thinks you're looking at. However, the app's main use is as a QR code reader, which lets you scan barcodes for quick access to apps and whatever data people choose to embed in the odd little data squares.
15. Winamp
Yes, the same Winamp from a decade ago. It's had an Android app for some time, with recent updates adding support for iTunes, Mac syncing, plenty of music streaming options, new release lists and Shoutcast integration for radio support. It's a fine, free media player.
16. Samsung ChatOn
There are plenty of messaging tools on Android, but Samsung's beats many of them by offering multi-platform support - with clients even available for older Samsung non-smart feature phones. It could be the ideal way to keep in touch with an out of touch relative. More "with it" users will be able to use its drawing, image sharing and social networking features.
17. Skyfire 3.0
The USP of the Skyfire browser is that it supports Flash content, popping up a little window when it detects an embedded YouTube video or something similar. The actual Flash business is handled by Skyfire's server, which does all the computery stuff, then sends the file to your handset. A bit clunky on slower Android phones, but it works like a dream on models with faster processors.Despite the arrival of Flash with Android 2.2, this is still relevant for those on phones and Android versions not able to support Adobe's Flash Player.
18. Swype
The odd line-drawing alternate keyboard Swype is a love-it or hate-it kind of thing, with the significant amount of re-learning required to make the most of it quite offputting to some users. But, once you're familiar with the idea, it's genius - with advanced prediction options further speeding your line-typing. Swype is not available through the Android Market - the only way to install is is via a direct download from the maker.
19. Evernote
After the Android version of Dropbox, the next best solution for keeping all your "business" in one place is Evernote - it lets you stash and sync all your text notes, voice memos and files on your phone and access them through a desktop computer.
20. Flickr
As well as supporting Flickr uploading, this app also lets you capture photos from within the app and comes complete with a set of filters, so you can hipsterize your life with ease. It supports sharing with Twitter and Facebook as well, so your other, non-photo-nerd friends can enjoy the results of today's snapping session.


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Two Bull Mine Major Revision
The Two Bull Ridge Mine permit consists of a 2,522-acre mine site, and is located approximately five (5) miles northeast of Healy, Alaska. Land affected by this proposed revision is owned by the State of Alaska. Usibelli Coal Mine, Inc. (UCM), P.O. Box 1000, Healy, Alaska 99743, has filed for a major revision to their permit to conduct surface coal mining activities at their Two Bull Ridge Mine (permit number S-0603).
Public Notice (Posted April 19, 2013)
Decision and Finding of Compliance (Posted January 9, 2013)
Project Documents (Posted April 19, 2013)
- 2013 Revision Application for Permit S-0603
- 2011 DEC Solid Waste Disposal Plan
- 2010 DEC Solid Waste Permit
- 2010 DEC Solid Waste Permit Waiver
- GVEA TCLP May2011
For more information about the coal permit revision process contact:
Russell Kirkham
Coal Regulatory Program Manager
Division of Mining, Land and Water
550 West 7th Avenue, Suite 920
Anchorage, AK 99501-577
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This product has been discontinued
This is my fave lotion ever! I have fairly sensitive skin which isn't easily aggravated but will typically break out in some sort of rash or acne with daily use of any moisturizer (usually 4-5+ days in). Unfortunately, I get really dry skin in the winter and going without daily moisture isn't really an option for me, but finding one that wouldn't cause irritation was a big deal. Over the years, I've gone through a ton of brands and formulations, natural products and even unreasonably expensive products like La Mer - but since I gave this stuff a try and have never gone back - 2 years to date!
My legs suffer the most during our winters and this lotion works well enough for moisturizing my skin so that it's comfortable. It would probably be best if I used it at least twice a day when my skin is at its driest but most of the time I'm just too lazy to reapply. I know it's a 'body lotion' but this lotion gets regular use from me on my face and it doesn't break me out! Really surprised by this because it is lightly scented and I expected some sort of rashy/pimply fall out to occur but I've used this on my face, sometimes twice a day for as long as three-four months at a time and it does nothing but help my skin look its best. After application to my face (which only requires about a pea sized amount), my skin looks supple and refreshed - not oily at all BUT usually within an hour or two my t-zone does look excessively oily (it's my own t-zone that gets oily - not the lotion itself that's oily, but this lotion seems to magnify the oiliness that you can see since it tends to 'dot up' on the skin when using this moisturizer). I use it at night before going to bed and again in the morning if it's really cold/dry out before applying makeup. On warmer months, I just use it in the evenings, my foundation alone seems to have enough moisture to get me through the day time hours.
Love this stuff! I just wish I could find a 'real' face lotion and cream that would not irritate my skin long term - for some reason I feel like I'm missing out on not owning an expensive jar of fancy schmancy cream on my vanity - but sometimes you just got to go with what works.
Don't be fooled by the plain-looking bottle; this is actually one of the highest-quality drugstore staples you can find. What I love most about Vaseline Total Moisture Conditioning is that it takes no more than a minute for a full-body application because the product is so beautifully easy to spread. It is cooling upon application; it feels very thin and light *yet still* richly moisturizing. It is neither one of those super-thin, super-fast-absorbing lotions that doesn't provide much hydration, nor a thick butter that requires vigorous spreading. Rather, it occupies an extremely lovely place in between. This will really take care of even very dry skin year-round, yet it applies as easily and absorbs as quickly as the thinnest, lightest product on the shelf.
It has a light, sweet/fresh smell that is very enjoyable. It is not lingering, however, and will not compete with fragrances. The 10 fl. oz. bottle is very good for travel, as it has a flip top rather than a pump. But larger sizes (with pump) are also available, to economize.
All the sizes are very reasonably priced, especially for a product of this exceptional quality. I see this becoming an all-season staple/holy grail daily post-shower lotion.
Just recently bought it to try out ...and Omg!! its a grate lotion specially since my skin is dry from the winter..LOVE IT!!
This is a perfect day lotion, I just wish it had SPF! It absorbs instantly and isn't greasy at all. I have already gone through a whole full size bottle and need to get more! If anyone pole dances this is absolutely the best for grip, you can apply it right before you pole and you won't slip or be greasy.
I've always loved Vaseline lotions. This one is another classic! It gives your skin the moisturizers it needs, in a light creamy formula, which absorbs quickly, leaving your skin feeling pampered. I really like the fresh clean scent which enhances your feeling of freshness after a bath or shower. I'm more content with my Vaseline Total Moisture than with any other lotion.
I bought this originally to use on my body since my skin is very dry. While this keeps it totally hydrated it also leaves a film on my skin that leaves me feeling very clammy and uncomfortable to the point where it would keep me awake. I have since stopped using it on my body and am using up the (giant) bottle on my hands. It's fine for that, but nothing special. I really wanted to like this lotion since it has excellent ingredients for a drugstore lotion, but I just can't.
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Excellent, the best of the Vaseline lotion range i've tried, perfect for the winter! smells warm and great. good value for money.
This has become one of my favourite lotions. I'm on my second bottle and it softens my dry skin very nicely. It's cheap and effective, absorbs quickly, not sticky and has a nice light scent. What more could you ask for? Everyone should have a bottle of this in their bathroom cabinets!
This is fabulous for dry skin. I like this much more than their 'Aloe Fresh' moisturizer in the green bottle which was one of my long term favorites. The consistency is slightly thicker, but that doesn't affect how it absorbs into my skin; quick and fairly efficient. It doesn't leave sticky residues and isn't greasy at all. My skin feels smoother and softer with continued use. Smells clean and fresh too.
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I bought this last winter because my skin was horribly dry (to the point of snagging on my clothes, gross!) and I grabbed three different lotions at the store, hoping one of them would help my lizard-like skin. Well, this is the one, coupled with regular Vaseline jelly on rougher spots, that took care of my needs.
First, the price was good. I can't remember the exact price, but I believe it was around $4 at Walmart. It comes in a simple pale yellow bottle with dark blue flip-top lid. The first thing I noticed when I applied it was a delightful, but faint, fragrance. It has a light fruity-floral scent, not overwhelming at all, but it smells great! However, this is a feminine scent - so men may not want to use it if they don't like "girly smells". It isn't strong and fades quickly, though...so it won't compete with any perfumes you want to wear.
The texture is also very nice. It applies smoothly, and absorbs quickly, and my skin doesn't have that gross sticky feeling some lotions leave. It just feels soft and smooth.
This lotion has been better than all my Bath and Body Works lotions I own. I have actually used up the whole bottle, and that RARELY happens with me. I buy a lotion, get tired of it after a few weeks, move on to something else. But this one is great for everyday use, after shower and before bed. I use this all over, and apply Vaseline jelly on my rough spots at night before bed, and my skin feels great now.
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Updated: 02/06/2014 6:17 PM
Created: 02/05/2014 10:03 PM WHEC.com
By: Joangel Concepcion
Police recover the body of a 21 year old hiker at Letchworth State Park. Park police say the man fell 400 feet into a gorge during a winter hike.
This happened Wednesday afternoon, but police weren't able to recover the body until Thursday.
State police confirm the victim is 21-year-old Stephen Bzibziak, of North Tonawanda. His family says he was a "wonderful son, brother and friend to all who knew him."
Letchworth Park is open throughout the year, including during the freezing temperatures and even when it is snowing. Although the park is beautiful during this time of year, it does create dangerous conditions.
Rescue teams managed to find the victim's body just a short distance from where he parked his car at the administration building.
Livingston county 911 got the call shortly before 1:30 Wednesday afternoon. They say the victim was able to talk for a short while and then they lost the call. They managed to locate the area where his body was found through the GPSs in the victim's cellphone. When state police and state park officials began the search, they found the victim's footprints in the snow. State park police say the footprints indicated the victim did go off trail. They say he tumbled and fell three to four hundred feet into the gorge.
State police had to use a helicopter to retrieve the body. Rescue teams were not able to do so Wednesday night due to the weather conditions. So it wasn't until Thursday when they were able to go in and bring out the victim's body. State park officials say they encourage people to visit the park year round but it's important to be cautious when taking in the scenery.
CPT. Scott Ritchie, NYS Park Police, said, "It's normal for people to come out and hike during this time of year. In fact, we encourage people to come out and use the state park system. It's a beautiful system. We just ask that they respect the natural hazards that exist here, the water and the cliffs. We place walls and we have trails. Stay on the trail and you will have a safe and enjoyable experience."
J.C. Wells, Letchworth Park visitor, said, "It's just tragic. It's such a beautiful place here at Letchworth with the conditions and as beautiful as it is now, to have someone fall and have a fatal accident like that is just tragic."
Officials are not able to determine if the victim died due to his injuries or from the exposure to the cold. News10NBC has learned Bzibziak was an experienced sports and an avid hiker so it was not unusual for him to be out here in these conditions.
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HI, I'm Tamatha (SophieBelle). I hope you enjoy this twist on fondant.SophieBelle's Jello Fondant
- 1 small package of Jello Gelatin (you choose the flavor/color) Boiling water 1/4 cup glucose 1 Tablespoon glycerin (optional, see below) 4 pounds confectioner's sugar 1/4 cup shortening
- Place the contents of the Jello packet into a glass one-cup measure. Add boiling water to the 3/4 cup line. Stir to completely dissolve. Add the glucose to make one cup of liquid and stir to dissolve. At this point, you may add the glycerin if you plan to use the fondant to cover cakes. However, if you plan to use it for embellishments or cookies, you may leave the glycerin out since you won't need as much 'stretch' in your fondant. If glycerin is added, stir until it also completely dissolves in the Jello/boiling water solution.
- Let the solution cool for about 5 minutes while sifting the confectioner's sugar into a large glass bowl. Remove about 1 cup of the sugar and reserve for kneading later on.
- Test the side of the glass measuring cup to make sure the Jello solution has cooled enough to handle. Make a well in the sifted sugar (in the bowl) and pour in the Jello solution. Using a large spoon, stir in a little of the sugar from the sides of the bowl, pulling in more sugar until it is completely incorporated and forms a rough ball.
- Sprinkle some reserved confectioner's sugar on your clean work surface and turn the fondant out onto it. Knead in the final amount of sugar this way. The fondant will feel a little rough at this point, but it's ok. Knead just until the sugar is all incorporated, then form the fondant into a ball. Use your fingers to grease the bowl, then rub the shortening from your hands onto the fondant before placing it in the bowl. Cover with plastic wrap and let the fondant rest for about an hour.
- Grease your clean work surface and turn out the fondant. Knead in shortening until the fondant feels right. You will see how the shortening transforms the texture of the fondant from kind of rough to satiny.
- For storage, wrap ithe fondant in plastic wrap and keep it in an airtight containter.


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Website - Cara-Phillips.com
Cara Phillips was born in Detroit, Michigan. After spending most of her life in the beauty industry - first as a child model then as a make-up artist in luxury department stores - she returned to Sarah Lawrence College to study photography. Her work has been exhibited and published internationally and it is in several private collections. Cara not only focuses on her own work, she also writes and curates. She is the co-founder of the online exhibition site, Women in Photography, and a member of the international photography photo group, POC Project. Her first monograph, Singular Beauty, was published by Dutch-based Fw: in Fall 2012. She lives and works in Brooklyn.
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Product Description
Fabric: Tricot Mesh with Stretch Mesh Inserts and Spandex Side Panels
Full length game jersey
Mesh inserts provide ventilation
Multiple lightweight fabrics for a strong but breathable jersey
Pro-style athletic cut
Youth Jerseys
Size | YS | YM | YL | YXL |
Chest | 25-27" | 28-30" | 31-33" | 34-36" |
All sizing charts display body (chest or waist) measurements, not garment measurements.
Due to color differences in monitors, the colors on this site are for reference only. Please contact Epic Sports if you have any color questions.