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I like Robert De Niro.
Please Pic's about Actor.
naked or nude.
IN MOVE "The Deer Hunter".
I like Robert De Niro.
Please Pic's about Actor.
naked or nude.
IN MOVE "The Deer Hunter".
I like him too, I don't know of any nude shots of him...
yes, he is cute! i especially liked him in "city by the sea" cause his hair is sorta long and kinda bushy.
hey newbear, i will put pics of him in my gallery under Gerard Depardieu-young..when they are in bed together in the film 1900.
That is the first movie I saw DeNiro in--The Deer Hunter--and I thought to myself, "Who the hell is this hot man?!" He is still a very hot man. I've seen that photo of him and Depardieu and their cocks are a-showin'!!!
Damn he's got some bush! I hope he still has it on him.
anyone know that site that has that video of them 2?
Here is one pics of young robert de niro. seminaked and shoot gun.
Go this site and scrol down.
Here is one more
Jeeah you right... I put the another link this one work..
There is tattoo robert in actions
i really liked in GOODFELLAS yummy
He is so hot in "hide and seek"


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1 Upon my bed by night I sought him whom my soul loves; I sought him, but found him not; I called him, but he gave no answer. | 1 All night long on my bed I looked for the one my heart loves; I looked for him but did not find him. |
2 "I will rise now and go about the city, in the streets and in the squares; I will seek him whom my soul loves." I sought him, but found him not. | 2 I will get up now and go about the city, through its streets and squares; I will search for the one my heart loves. So I looked for him but did not find him. |
3 The watchmen found me, as they went about in the city. "Have you seen him whom my soul loves?" | 3 The watchmen found me as they made their rounds in the city. "Have you seen the one my heart loves?" |
4 Scarcely had I passed them, when I found him whom my soul loves. I held him, and would not let him go until I had brought him into my mother's house, and into the chamber of her that conceived me. | 4 Scarcely had I passed them when I found the one my heart loves. I held him and would not let him go till I had brought him to my mother's house, to the room of the one who conceived me. |
5 I adjure you, O daughters of Jerusalem, by the gazelles or the hinds of the field, that you stir not up nor awaken love until it please. | 5 Daughters of Jerusalem, I charge you by the gazelles and by the does of the field: Do not arouse or awaken love until it so desires. |
6 What is that coming up from the wilderness, like a column of smoke, perfumed with myrrh and frankincense, with all the fragrant powders of the merchant? | 6 Who is this coming up from the desert like a column of smoke, perfumed with myrrh and incense made from all the spices of the merchant? |
7 Behold, it is the litter of Solomon! About it are sixty mighty men of the mighty men of Israel, | 7 Look! It is Solomon's carriage, escorted by sixty warriors, the noblest of Israel, |
8 all girt with swords and expert in war, each with his sword at his thigh, against alarms by night. | 8 all of them wearing the sword, all experienced in battle, each with his sword at his side, prepared for the terrors of the night. |
9 King Solomon made himself a palanquin from the wood of Lebanon. | 9 King Solomon made for himself the carriage; he made it of wood from Lebanon. |
10 He made its posts of silver, its back of gold, its seat of purple; it was lovingly wrought within by the daughters of Jerusalem. | 10 Its posts he made of silver, its base of gold. Its seat was upholstered with purple, its interior lovingly inlaid by the daughters of Jerusalem. |
11 Go forth, O daughters of Zion, and behold King Solomon, with the crown with which his mother crowned him on the day of his wedding, on the day of the gladness of his heart. | 11 Come out, you daughters of Zion, and look at King Solomon wearing the crown, the crown with which his mother crowned him on the day of his wedding, the day his heart rejoiced. |
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Knight Rider: The Complete Collection
Help forget the abomination that was the 2008 revamp with Knight Rider: The Complete Collection ($100). Containing all 84 Hasselhoff-filled episodes from the original 1980s series spread out across 24 discs, the set also includes tons of bonus features not found in the original releases, and comes in a KITT-inspired box with a red LED scanner effect that plays, along with a few seconds of the show's iconic theme music, when you hit a button on the front. Unfortunately it's region locked, so those crazy Germans will have to find some other way to get their Hoff fix.


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Aug 29, 2012Engrossing collection. Dark , grant and thought provoking. The album tells us a long story whose plot contains all factors that one drama needs to fulfil our dreams.
Aug 31, 2012Undoubtedly my favorite album of the year thus far, The Seer is a fantastic work of art. The album oozes atmosphere from every aural pore; it's beautiful, introspective and yet soul-crushingly heavy all at once. Once The Seer gets you in its grip, it will not let you go. The payoff is more than worth the time and effort you have to put in to get into it. Incredible.
Sep 19, 2012Swans' newest album The Seer is a epic record full of dark and ambient tunes that best represent the tone and feel, it makes the listener feel the dynamic sound on the tracks from the haunting acoustics of 'Song for a Warrior" with Karen O to it's dark and epic title track.
Oct 14, 2012This is a masterpiece. I ve listened to the album 2 times and i cant wait to play it again and again. Noise is mixed with meditation turning into weird sounds. This is provocative material but suits so much for our times. Cant wait to clean my house listening to this album as the background.
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Nov 28, 2012The Seer might not be the album you spend most time with this year--it's too emotionally demanding for heavy rotation – but it's one you'll be listening to for years to come.
Oct 11, 2012Swans has never traveled a straightforward, clean, or uninterrupted path. But with The Seer, one thing is certain: Even during its quietest lulls, Gira has never sounded louder.
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Silly Kim Kardashian. When she went bowling Saturday night at the Foxwoods Casino High Rollers VIP bowling alley, she bowled in a strapless dress and skyscraper-high Louboutins. Wasn't she worried about flashing everyone behind her? Or of breaking an ankle on the slippery floor? No wonder she got a gutter ball.
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There is no blame on you if you read Qur'aan and do a lot of acts of worship, so long as that does not impinge upon your husband's rights, because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: It is not permissible for a woman to fast when her husband is present, except with his permission. Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 5195; Muslim, 1026.
That is because the husband's right to physical intimacy is obligatory, so it is not permissible to impinge on that by doing something that is naafil (supererogatory).
The righteous wife should be happy that her husband is interested in her and wants her to sit with him. She should realize that by pleasing him and making him happy she will earn a great reward. So do you best and try to create a balance, and choose times for your worship when your husband is busy or is outside.
With regard to watching TV, it is evil and should be avoided, because it provokes desires and stirs up doubts, and propagates many evils, such as mixing of men and women, uncovering awrahs, and using music and musical instruments. What good there may be in it is outweighed by these great evils. Many of those who tried it and have it in their homes will you tell you that it is difficult to control it and keep away from its evils. Because even the religious programs - which are the best of what is available - are not free from the sound of musical instruments, or else they are presented by women who are clothed yet naked, astray themselves and leading others astray, so how about other programs? And Allaah is the One Whose help we seek.
What your husband has to do is to fear Allaah and make sure his wife and children avoid seeing and hearing these evil things, for he is a shepherd and is responsible for his flock. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
O you who believe! Ward off yourselves and your families against a Fire (Hell) whose fuel is men and stones, over which are (appointed) angels stern (and) severe, who disobey not, (from executing) the Commands they receive from Allaah, but do that which they are commanded
[al-Tahreem 66:6]
And the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: Each of you is a shepherd and each of you is responsible for his flock. The ruler is a shepherd and is responsible for his flock. A man is the shepherd of his family and is responsible for his flock. A woman is the shepherd of her husband's household and is responsible for her flock… Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 893; Muslim, 1829.
If he calls you to watch or listen to any of the haraam things that we have mentioned, it is not permissible for you to obey him, because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: There is no obedience in disobedience to Allaah; obedience is only with regard to that which is good and proper. Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 7257; Muslim, 1840. Be kind and gentle when you advise him, and ask Allaah to set his heart straight and make him come to his senses.
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Coming on the heels of Doug Kmiec's new book "Can a Catholic Support Him? Asking the Big Questions about Barack Obama," Duquesne University School of Law dean Nick Cafardi has written an essay titled, "I'm Catholic, Staunchly Anti-Abortion, and Support Obama."
"I believe that abortion is an unspeakable evil, yet I support Sen. Barack Obama, who is pro-choice," he writes. "I do not support him because he is pro-choice, but in spite of it. Is that a proper moral choice for a committed Catholic? As one of the inaugural members of the U.S. bishops' National Review Board on clergy sexual abuse, and as a canon lawyer, I answer with a resounding yes."
Cafardi writes that anti-abortion activists "have lost the abortion battle — permanently. A vote for Sen. John McCain does not guarantee the end of abortion in America. Not even close."
So why Obama? McCain and Obama agree on embryonic stem-cell research, he says, so that's a wash.
"But what about an unjust war? In 2003, then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (now Pope Benedict XVI) said flatly that 'reasons sufficient for unleashing a war against Iraq did not exist.' McCain voted for it; Obama opposed it.
"What about torture? There is no longer any doubt as to whether the current administration has committed war crimes," according to Antonio Taguba, the retired major general who investigated abuses in Iraq. Obama opposes the use of torture in all cases; McCain, himself a victim of torture, voted to allow the CIA to use so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" — a euphemism for torture."
William A. Donohue, president and CEO of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, responds today with an essay he calls, "tongue-in-cheek," "I'm Catholic, Staunchly Anti-Racist, and Support David Duke."
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Found this over on NAFEX. Must pass it on to some people here with questions. I found this information to be excellent. Plan on using it in the future. Its long, but a very good read...print it and keep a copy. This should be a sticky or in a FAQ.
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El Hula - Violent Love
Blair Jollands (El Hula), a white-suited New Zealander, has conjured up an epic and elegant debut, surprisingly produced by Strokes man Gordon Raphael. Jollands' voice jets through shades of Scott Walker and Ziggy, and he only lets himself down with lapses into Cave-ian grunge. Most of this, like the arch-Associates swoon of "Bitter Girl", is exceptional, big soul stuff. This year's Rufus Wainwright, at least.
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Die Doraus und Die Marinas' 'Fred from Jupiter'
I was listening to WFMU the other day when I heard a quirky electro song with German lyrics. It was pretty catchy, and I think German is funny. A little Internet digging revealed that the song was Fred from Jupiter, a single from 1981 by Die Doraus und Die Marinas. Check out this great video for the track.


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I don't know if anybody has done one of these already but if so here's another thread for players to voice what questions they'd like FFG to answer in the previews leading up to the release of Black Crusade (assuming anyone from FFG who has anything to do with the previews deigns to read them).
For my part I have two things (for now) that I'd like FFG to address.
1. Could they give a little more info regarding how different Black Crusade is going to be from the other WH40K Roleplaying games? I know alot of the people out there who are considering purchasing Black Crusade seem to be ok with with throwing out the levels and classes but I'm somewhat old school and while I've played and enjoyed games like Deadlands that have no classes or levels, the fact that FFG is going to be throwing out the rules that underpin the three other games in the franchise has me somewhat concerned. Besides personally not wanting to have to learn another rule system when I think the rules underpinning the other three games are still perfectly good, how much harder will it be to integrate this game with the others in the franchise, and how hard will it be for players of the other games to learn these new rules?
2. I'd like them to explain a little bit more about the two character types you can play in Black Crusade. FFG has (in my opinion) always made sure they didn't bite off more than they could chew when introducing new player types. In Dark Heresy (ok that doesn't really count as Black Industries did the work for that one) Acolytes of an Inquisitorial Acolyte cell were introduced. In Rogue Trader, Explorers were introduced. Ascension finally allowed players to be Inquisitors and members of their retinues as Throne Agents, and Deathwatch allowed players to be the superhuman Space Marines. In Black Crusade, however, FFG is introducing two new player types, the Heretics of Chaos and the Chaos Space Marines. I mentioned this already in my comment on the Screaming Vortex news article but I'd like to mention it here too. How is FFG going to give both the Heretics of Chaos and the Chaos Space Marines the attention they both need? Having to juggle two new player types rather than one my fear is that they may give neither the attention they deserve and we end up with two inadequately developed character types or they favor one over the other which will alienate those players who favor the character type that got neglected.
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December 17th, 2011 by Kateastrophe
Matt was expressing his irritation at my getting flour all over his iPad the other day while I was using it to cook (happens a lot and it's covered like Fort Knox so it's not like I'm going to DO anything to it) and then he said something that for some reason struck me as Hi-larious.
"Shouldn't we have won an extra iPad by now? I mean, COME ON. We haven't won anything or had any great news in a long time. This year has been crappy with a capital S-H and I THINK WE DESERVE TO WIN AN IPAD."
I just started laughing and couldn't stop for about ten minutes. It was funny for so many reasons, the first being we haven't entered to win an iPad so unless someone is delivering them door to door, it's not happening. Second, we HAVE an iPad and I'm absolutely certain we don't need two. I mean, I wouldn't say NO to one but it's not like I have this great urge to go out and drop the cash on a second one. Third, Matt having a burst of emotion such as that is just plain funny. I think, however, that I was laughing mostly out of 2011 exhaustion. It's that slap happiness that hits you at 3 am at a sleepover and you know you've passed the point of no return and all you can do is laugh. That's where I'm at with 2011. It's the 3am of the year, two weeks left, and I can't do anything but laugh until I pass out from exhaustion and wake up in 2012.
I remember so vividly writing this post on the eve of my 30th birthday last year. I was so very certain that 2011 was going to be the greatest year ever. And frankly, it started off that way. I got a new job, I spent an amazing few days with awesome friends in Disneyworld, I found out we were pregnant again and carried that little baby past 12 weeks and into what seemed like the safe zone…then around April everything just sort of fell apart. The baby didn't make it, the new job wasn't all it was cracked up to be, I was a huge ball of stress and I had a good three months of invasive poking and prodding only to find out there wasn't much wrong and we had no idea why my babies weren't making it. Then, in September it all sort of culminated in the official loss of my job, still not being pregnant and having a lot of spare anger and emotions to top it all off. We are all very lucky I had proactively started on anti-depressants in April because BOY HOWDY was September rough. Now, complete in fairness to 2011, the last three months haven't been bad at all with two trips home to Utah, a wonderful Thanksgiving with my brothers and sister and a contract job that seems to be working out really well. So all things told, five months of the year were the crappiest in memory, three months were not so bad and three were some of the best of my life. It's been a roller coaster for sure.
As always, the love and support I've had through all of this has been greater than I could ever explain. In general, people have been SO kind and SO understanding. There have been the random letters and statements telling me to "suck it up" but I think the people saying those things really hadn't taken the time to hear and understand the entire story, and I know they were just trying - in their weird way - to be helpful. I try not to hold it against anyone just as I hope that they won't hold my recent strange behavior and attitude issues against me. As I said, almost everyone has been fantastic. Supportive, thoughtful, kind and willing to be there for me in whatever way I need. I am so unbelievably grateful to have the friends and family I do and I wish that I could do more for them.
I'm still not quite to that point that people claim you get to where you can look back on your troubles and say you were grateful for what you learned. I still struggle every day with trying to figure out how to be OK with some of the things that happened. I'm struggling with finding happiness for others who have the things I've been denied. I'm struggling with some feelings of worthlessness and inadequacy due to the job failure. I'm struggling to find peace with the things that happened and move on. In some cases the painful things were absolutely no fault of my own and in others, there are lots of things I need to think on to determine what I may have done to contribute and make sure I prevent that behavior in the future. It's a daily battle but I'm working so hard and I really think I'm almost there.
I'm looking forward to turning the page on this year. I'm counting on a fantastic 2012, whatever it brings. That might mean a baby, a new job, a promotion for Matt, a new house, a big vacation (Australia, anyone?!?!) or just a happier outlook. At the very least I'm aiming for that last one. I'm going to be happy in 2012…even if it means upping my medication dose. Ha! Just kidding. Maybe.
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Information Sessions Fall 2014:Mondays 9/8-10/27 (no information session 9/29 and 10/13) 6:00-7:00pmKaplan Hall 109Thursdays 9/11-10/23 (no information session 9/18 and 10/16) 12:15-1:15pmBartels Student Activities Center (BSAC) Conference RoomPeer AdvisingA study abroad peer advisor is a study abroad alum who will walk you through all you need to know to select a program and apply. They hold weekly drop-in advising hours in the Study Abroad Office (Kaplan 210).
Drop-in Peer Advising HoursMondays: 9:30am-10:30am & 3:00pm-4:30pmTuesdays: 11:00am-4:30pmWednesdays: 9:30am-10:30am & 3:00pm-6:00pmThursdays: 11:00am-6:00pm
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Step 2:Schedule an Appointment with the Study Abroad CoordinatorIf you have attended an information session or peer advising appointment and need more in-depth information you should schedule an appointment with the study abroad coordinator.Make an appointment with Emily Cole by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 203-932-7219.
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Relais Falisco is in the heart of town of Civita Castellana (35 km far form Viterbo). The history of this town is both fascinating and tormented. It rises from the ruins of antique Falerii, the political and cultural centre of the Falisci people. Faithful allies of the Etruscan Poleis, in the III century BC, Falerii was attacked and conquered by the Romans that obliged the inhabitants to leave and to build Falerii Novi. After almost 1500 years the Falisci people repossessed the ancient city, leaving us the pleasure of admiring the archaeological site of Falerii Novi, visible only in part. The groups of buildings, which make up the Hotel, encircle a charming internal courtyard a characteristic piazzetta visible from the restaurant and nearly all of the bedrooms. Thanks to a careful restoration, this antique mansion has regained its past splendor, providing visitors with authentic examples of a variety of architectural styles dating from the 1600*s to the present day. At the Relais Falisco, everything has been studied with a meticulous eye for detail so as to create an elegant and relaxing atmosphere. The romantic hall with fireplace and the panoramic terrace are ideal settings where to enjoy moments of leisure. Be it chatting amongst friends, reading an absorbing novel or savoring a fine glass of wine. The 8 suites, the Jacuzzi within an Etruscan cave, and the watchtower with its wonderful views, add extra appeal to the Hotel. Celebrities who have slept in the Hotel include King Vittorio Emanuele II and Gabriele d* Annunzio.
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Index -> College Life -> Freshman 15 Blog -> Miscellaneous
Freshman 15 Blog Home Texas State Pride! Yolis found her dream school and you can too! Maya's Adventures in Boston! Maya uses her newfound freedom to explore cities she's never been to before! Getting Sick for Midterms Getting sick in college is the worst especially during midterms! Volunteering Isn't Just About College Apps Continue volunteering, even after you get into your dream school! Keep Your Dorm Organized Berkley shows you how she keeps her dorm looking nice and tidy! University of Missouri Homecoming Weekend! Brea experiences her first University of Missouri homecoming weekend! Beat College Stress After a stressful two months, Caroline is ready to relax! Don't Blow Your Savings in College! Jenna's helpful tips for living on a strict budget in college. Angel's Favorite Concerts! Angel takes you inside some of her favorite shows she's been to this semester! Keep Your Long Distance Relationship Alive Brinton shares how she's managed to keep her long-distance relationship going strong! Reasons to Study Abroad! Thinking about studying abroad? Here are some great reasons why you definitely should! Make Sure You Buy the Right Books for Class Caroline accidentally bought the wrong books for class! Be Fearless Make Friends! Don't worry you WILL make friends in college! Here's how Angel did it. How to Do Your Own Laundry! Jaymie teaches you how to do your own laundry! Tips for a Well-Stocked Dorm Brinton's dorm room essentials! Take a Break from Stressing Out! Cara shares how she's been dealing with stress at college. The Best Things About College! Yolis and her friends share their favorite things about college so far. Roomie Rules Blake shares some helpful guidelines for getting along with your college roommate. Big-Little Reveal Week! Kristin shows you all the fun things she did during big-little reveal week. Maya's Cool Vegas-Themed Birthday Weekend! Maya was scared her first birthday at college would be uneventful but she couldn't have been more wrong! What to Wear to a College Party Brea and her roommate show off some fashion do's and don'ts for your first college party! Home Is Where the Heart Is Everybody gets a little homesick! Here are some of the great things about visiting home during college. A Day in the Life of Mele Mele shows you a day in the life of a typical college student! College + Boyfriend = ? Having a boyfriend in college can be extremely tough. Find out how you can make your relationship last! Check Out Cara's Cool Dorm Room! Get a peek into Cara's dorm at the University of Florida. Free Resources in College! Yolis realizes how many things are pre-paid for in college! Avoid Feeling Homesick Berkley talks about great ways to avoid feeling homesick your first year of college. First Birthday In College Kristin celebrates her first birthday at college and away from her family. Tunneling! Maya goes on a fun adventure... underneath her college! Twins and Tokyo Police Club Mele is still procrastinating when it comes to her homework... but she's having a ton of fun at college! 5 Ways to Make Studying Easier Check out Brea's 5 tips that will make your next study sesh a breeze! Dating Violence Prevention Rebecca talks about dating violence and how you can prevent it. When Is It Okay To Go Back to Your Old High School? Caroline's Unofficial "When Can You Go Back to Your Old High School" List! Not Everything Changes in College Jaymie has come to realize that not everything in college is totally different from high school. Don't Fall into the Senior Slump: 4 Ways to Boost Your Resume Senior Year Don't let senior-itis slow you down! Try these great ways to build your resume during your last year in high school. Tower Wars! Angel participates in a baking contest as part of the super-fun NYU Tower Wars! Creative Ways to Make Friends At College Brinton realizes it's not so hard to make friends at college, if you keep an open mind! Fun Things to Do (Sober!) in College! Jenna talks about ways to stay sober in college and still have the time of your life! The Perks of Community College Caroline talks about the benefits to staying home and going to a local community college your first semester. Don't Forget to Relax Angel's fun Sunday family dinners with her friends are a great way to relax in college! Brinton Moves In to UC Davis! Due to UC Davis's quarter system, Brinton had a late move in to her dorm. Love is Not Abuse Take a stand against dating violence. Roommate Etiquette Yolis gives some simple tips on how to be a great roommate. A Homecoming Scavenger Hunt Find out all about Maya's first Duke Homecoming! Parent's Weekend! Kristin talks about the advantages to having your parents come visit you at school. Beating the Freshman 15 (Pounds!) Berkley's great tips for staying fit in college. Give Your Dorm a Makeover Brea and her roommate rearrange their room! Avoid Procrastination in College Mele talks about how to avoid procrastination in college. Cara's First College Football Game Cara falls in love with college football and gives advice on how to enjoy the game! Don't Get Stuck in a Rut Blake's tips to avoid getting bored with your college routine. |


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DD and Jim CathcartBrown marmorated stink bugs aggregate on a residential tree near the Capitol in Sacramento, Calif.Brown marmorated stink bugs, dubbed by some a "super pest," have become established in a Sacramento, Calif., neighborhood.
It marks the first reproducing population of the pest in California outside of Los Angeles, according to a news release.
When University of California Cooperative Extension adviser Chuck Ingels visited the sites, he had no problem finding the stink bug.
The half-inch-long bug was on tree foliage and flying around.
The California Department of Food and Agriculture has classified it as a Class B pest, meaning the pest is considered an economic or environmental detriment and is limited in distribution, according to the CDFA website.
Individual county agricultural commissioners have the discretion to eradicate, contain, suppress, control or take other action against a class B pest. But the state won't conduct a widespread program.
"This is the worst invasive pest we've ever had in California, but there is no funding to attempt to eradicate it, nor is there a mandate to do so," Ingels said in the release.
The brown marmorated stink bug has become entrenched in several Eastern states.
It feeds on a wide variety of crops, ranging from corn and soybeans to tree fruit and tomatoes.
Where it has become established, it has caused millions of dollars in crop losses.
For more information on brown marmorated stink bug, visit www.northeastimp.org.


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A' Zambezi River Lodge
A'Zambezi River Lodge is the only hotel located on the banks of the majestic Zambezi River, on the Zimbabwean side of Victoria Falls. Close to the world famous Victoria Falls, it is a perfect retreat amidst the quiet of African wildlife and nature. It is also situated right next to the Zambezi National Park. This informal Lodge is a semicircular thatched structure located right next to the Zambezi National Park on the Zambezi River, just 4km from Victoria Falls. Park your car at the back door of your room and from the front door cross the sweeping lawns and pools to the banks of the Zambezi river. Should you not wish to bother with hiring a car we offer a free shuttle to town every hour. |


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Top Products To Keep Skin Healthy During The Summer
Posted for Age SpotsAnti AgingBeautyMoisturizersnatural skin careparaben free skin careSkin CareSunscreen On July 4, 2013
The heat is on. And when temperatures rise outdoors, skin becomes easily dehydrated. And when moisture gets zapped, skin begins to look dry, wrinkly and dull looking. Skin Care Heaven, an e-commerce store and skin care research center based in Carlsbad have cast their votes in on their top products for summer vacation skin survival. "When people think summer vacation, beach, or poolside time we often just think sunscreen," said Skin Care Heaven's spokesperson. "But there are so many factors which go into keeping our skin luminous and young looking all season long." *DermaEarth Natural Anti-Aging Starter Skin Care Set: DermaEarth's Peptidal Activating Serum, EnLighten Cell Brightening Serum, and SugarBerry Skin Resurfacing Cleanser are a great anti-aging shield. This natural skin care starter set helps get rid of sun spots, uneven pigmentation, fines lines, wrinkles and crows feet. It also helps prevent future premature skin aging. *Obagi Hydrate: The natural ingredient, Hydromanil, is the secret behind this moisturizer along with shea and mango butter. *Avene Thermal Spring Water: A European answer to boost facial moisture. It soothes, softens, calms, all skin care types and needs. *Crystal Peel Microdermabrasion Exfoliating Soap Body Bar: Buffs away dull skin and clinically proven to help with stretch marks and cellulite *Pure Fiji Body Butters and Lotions: Top of the line body moisturizing products that revive dry skin with select and aromatic ingredients such as exotic nuts, passion flower and soy protein. *Mum + Bub Body Lotions and Ointments: For adults, children and babies, this gentle product line adds moisture to the body while repairing the skin with Australian pawpaw fruit and a light dose of vanilla. *EltaMD Skincare UV CLEAR SPF 46: a light broad spectrum sunscreen great for sensitive and acne-prone skin. It calms, protects and soothes. *Revaleskin Natural Defense Broad Spectrum SPF 25 Sunscreen: offers protection from free- radicals, hydrates and brightens skin tone. This featherweight product offers a slight tint to conceal facial blemishes. "This range of skin care survival picks for the summer gives us all an option of which products meet our lifestyle and skin care needs," said the spokesperson. "And while you are having fun in the sun, don't forget to drink plenty of water to rehydrate from head to toe." said the spokesperson. How to keep your hands looking gorgeous during summer vacation
Posted for Age SpotsAnti AgingBeautyHand careSkin CareSunscreen On June 24, 2013
One of the first signs of premature skin aging is on the hands. While many stay diligent on applying sunscreen, oftentimes than not the tops of the hands are forgotten. While on summer vacation, don't forget to give those hands a solar defense. If hands are not part of the anti-aging skin regimen, then having them exposed to the sun will take its toll. Skin Care Heaven, a skin care store and research center based in San Diego, offered some tips to help keep hands looking and staying young. "Whether we are at the beach, poolside, taking a stroll outdoors, or even dining at an outdoor café, we have to apply sunscreen to the tops of our hands," said the spokesperson from Skin Care Heaven. "If we forget to do this, this delicate The spokesperson added that sunscreen on the hands has to be applied as frequently as on the body. Being extra cautious is a good thing. "Just like facial products that reverse signs of skin care damage, there are a couple good ones out there that do the same for our hands," she said. "The first is Jan Marini Age Intervention Hands and the other is Lierac Repair Mains." The perks to Jan Marini Age Intervention Hands are: • Helps with the lessen appearance of sun-damaged hands A glimpse into Lierac Repair Mains includes: • Tones and firms skin "Keeping one step ahead in your anti-aging skin care for your hands will make a world of difference," said the spokesperson. "We can enjoy fun in the sun without sacrificing youthful and gorgeous looking hands." The 3 Best Pigmentation Correction Products
Posted for Anti AgingBeautyGift Ideasnatural skin careparaben free skin careSkin CareUncategorized On March 2, 2013
As many enter their forties, they begin to notice uneven pigmentation also called age spots. They can vary in shades of color and sizes such as freckles or even larger patches. And more times than not, it's a skin imperfection people want gone. What causes this hyper-pigmentation is often sun overexposure. Skin Care Heaven, a leading e-commerce skin care store, spa and research center based in Encinitas, has chosen its best selling pigmentation correction products. While handpicking their top winners, they took mature, premature aging, normal, dry, and sensitive skin care types into consideration. In their best pick list is Obagi Nu Derm Clear. A hydroquinone-based product, it does an excellent job diminishing pigmentation issues. "Obagi Nu Derm Clear is one of the best products to clear up age spots and remains one of the best skin bleaching creams around," said Skin Care Heaven's spokesperson. "This product is also one of our staff favorites." Obagi Nu Derm Clear is part of a skin care system but can be purchased separately. Another product offering great results is the DermaEarth EnLighten Cell Brightening Serum. This product is hydroquinone-free, arbutin-free, kojic-free and paraben-free. "This DermaEarth line uses multiple peptides and other natural pigmentation correction ingredients to reduce sun spots, age spots and other uneven skin tone issues," said the spokesperson. She continued, "This is truly a great natural, but scientifically driven treatment for uneven skin tone." One more hydroquinone-free product on the list for those sensitive to hydroquinone is Dermaquest Skin Therapy Skin Lightening Serum. "Users of this Dermaquest line notice how their skin lightens and brightens which makes it a win-win product," said the spokesperson, adding how it gently exfoliates. The kojic acid, she explained, minimizes pigmentation issues and also helps ward off future melanin damage." With any pigmentation correction products, sunscreen must always be worn and reapplied when outdoors. Ongoing use of these types of systems will unleash healthy and more flawless looking skin. |


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A Public Information meeting for City Officials, land owners and interested residents to review draft maps for the Kenai Peninsula Borough Coastal Study. The flood study's scope and methodology will be discussed.
The Proposed Map changes will affect the flood zones for most coastal and Beluga Lake properties within the city.
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Crime does pay......when it's The Extortion Breakfast
Every Friday morning on the WIKY Morning Show, we have a wonderful non-profit organization in the studio to hang out with us and tell us about the work they do and their upcoming event. They get valueable air-time on WIKY, but there's a great big catch.....first they have to feed us a delicious breakfast! Do we feel guilty about this? Absolutely not!
This morning we welcomed Evelyn Walker, Randy Moore and Brian Posner from One Book, One Community to talk about Kathryn Stockett's book, "The Help." The author will be appearing at The Victory on November 4th and if you want more info, just go to www.evpl.org.
Now, we've got to share the recipe for the highlight item from this morning's feast.....the cheesy grits, or as I like to call them, the "Kiss My Cheesy Grits" Casserole! If you do indeed make this recipe, make sure to let us know how they turned out!
Kiss My Cheesy Grits Casserole
Grits set up like concrete in a hurry, so do them at the last minute. If they get dry and thick, whisk in some milk and heat in the microwave.
Yield. Makes 2 servings.
Preparation time. 5 minutes
Cooking time. 30 minutes
2 cups liquid *
1/4 teaspoon baking soda (this is the secret ingredient, according to Bron)
1/2 cup regular grits or polenta, not instant grits
2 tablespoons of butter
Salt and pepper to taste
* About the liquid. Usually water is used, but you can substitute stock, milk, cream, or a combination for some of the water. Try 1 cup water and 1 cup milk.
Great option, Cheesey Grits: Add 2 ounces (by weight) of shredded cheddar cheese to the ingredients list. After you add the butter in step 2, pinch about 1/3 of the cheese and add it, stirring it in until it is melted. Then add the next batch, stir, and then the rest and stir.
Option. You can season it with 1 tablespoon of herbs such as thyme, chives, or green onions if you wish. I am especially fond of rosemary in my grits. If you are adding herbs, add them after the cheese, just before you serve.
Do this
1) Pour the liquid into a 2 quart saucepan and add the baking soda. I know this is a huge pan, but it can foam up with the baking soda so this will kepp it from foaming over. Be sure to use a large saucepan and be very careful that you don't use more baking soda than the recipe calls for or it will boil over. Bring to a boil and keep an eye on it. The moment it boils, pour in the grits slowly so each grain gets "shocked" to prevent clumping. As soon as it comes to a boil again, turn the temp down to the lowest possible temp and stir down the foam. When it is no longer foaming, put on the lid. Let it sit for 20 minutes, stirring or whisking every 5 minutes or so to keep it from clumping or sticking to the bottom. It should get thick, but not gummy.
2) Add the butter and stir it in until it melts and is evenly distributed. If you are going to add cheese, now's the time. If it is too thick, and it probably will be, add an ounce of liquid and stir. Add more liquid if necessary. If it is too wet, leave the lid off for a few minutes. When it has thickened but is still a little runny, season it to taste with salt, pepper, and any herbs you wish. Take it off on the runny side. It will thicken by the time you serve it.
3) Remove from heat and serve. At tableside top with a pat of butter if you wish. Or bacon, grilled shrimp, cream, more cheese, sausage, molasses, maple syrup, catsup, gravy, garlic, thyme or Bron's favorite, spring onions. Serve with butter, salt, pepper, and cream on the side in case your guests want to doctor it.
Southern Living Caramel Cake
2/3 cup butterscotch chips
1/4 cup water
2-1/4 cups flour
1-1/4 cups sugar
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup shortening
3 eggs
1/2 cup sugar
1 tbl. cornstarch
1/2 cup cream or evaporated milk
1/3 cup water
1/3 cup butterscotch chips
1 egg
2 tbl. butter
1 cup chopped pecans
1 cup whipping cream
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/2 tsp. vanilla
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease and flour two 9 inch cake pans.
In a small saucepan over low heat, melt 2/3 cup butterscotch chips in 1/4 cup water, stirring until smooth. Cool slightly. In a large
bowl combine flour, remaining cake ingredients and cooled butterscotch mixture at low speed until moistened. Beat 3 minutes at
medium speed. Pour batter into prepared pans. Bake 20-30 minutes, or until cake tests done in the middle.
In a medium saucepan, combine 1/2 cup sugar and cornstarch; stir in cream, 1/3 cup water, 1/3 cup butterscotch chips and 1 egg.
Cook over medium heat until mixture thickens, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Stir in butter, and nuts.
In a small bowl, beat whipping cream until soft peaks form. Gradually add brown sugar, and vanilla. Beat until stiff peaks form.
Place 1 cake layer top side down on serving plate. Spread with 1/2 of filling mixture. Top, with second layer, top side up; spread
remaining filling on top.
Frost sides of cake with frosting. Refrigerate.


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Patch 2.3 on the PTR: Engineering flying machine reagents
Look at the screenshot. It's like Christmas came early courtesy of Patch 2.3. Seriously, that is one of the coolest flying mounts in the game. And if that's not good enough for you, click here to see an animated gif of it in action. This mechanical wonder can all be yours if you have the skill.
MMO-Champion was able to get a scrounge up the recipe for the two Engineering Flying Machine schematics:
Engineering: Flying Machine
- Adamantite Frame (2)
- Fel Iron Bar (30)
- Handful of Fel Iron Bolts (8)
- Star Wood (8)
- Fel Iron Toolbox
- Elemental Seaforium Charge (4)
I'm not a Grandmaster Engineer myself, but these components don't look too difficult to gather. The only sticking point I see is the Elemental Seaforium Charge comes from a recipe that requires Revered faction with the Consortium to purchase. But the Charges aren't BoP so you can always buy them from another Engineer.
The Epic Flying machine after the jump!
Engineering: Turbo-Charged Flying Machine
- Flying Machine Control
- Khorium Power Core (8)
- Felsteel Stabilizer (8)
- Hula Girl Doll
The Flying Machine Control is what you get when you make the 350 Flying Machine. It's the "reins" you use to summon the mount. The Khorium Power Core and the Felsteel Stabilizer can be either crafted (350+) or purchased in Netherstorm. The Hula Girl Doll can be purchased from our favorite scam artists Griftah in the Lower City of Shattrath. A complete breakdown of all the raw materials needed can be found in this WoW Head comment thread.
The reagents involved are surprisingly simple to get considering it's used to make an Epic Mount. I suppose Engineers will pay through the nose just to level from 350 to 375 anyway. Keep an eye on the next installment of our Professions weekly column, Insider Trader. Lisa Poisso will be covering tips to max out your Engineering.
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Volume 6 (2014) Available |
The most current volume of CRSW, Volume 6 (2014), is now available online. Please click on "Current" in the banner above or scroll down on this page. | |
Posted: 2014-07-10 | |
New Poetry Section Editor |
CRSW is pleased to welcome Danielle Dubrasky as the new poetry section editor. Dr. Dubrasky is an associate professor of Creative Writing at Southern Utah University. Her poetry has been published in Sugar House Review, ECollective, Tar River Poetry, Weber Studies, CityArts, and Petroglyph. She has won first place poetry awards in the Utah Arts Council Original Writing Competition. She is also a two-time recipient of the Virginia Center for Creative Arts Fellowship. She grew up in Charlottesville, Virginia, but has spent the last 20 years in southern Utah. | |
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CRSW Call for Poetry Submissions |
CRSW now welcomes poetry that describes the rural experience by evoking a sense of place and rural identity. If possible, the poetry should pertain to some aspect of human services. We publish poetry that follows any form (i.e. open or closed); however, we are looking for poetry that uses detailed language and is free of clichés. The submission period is from November 15 to March 30. Submissions received after the journal review time frame will be considered for the next issue unless the author is requested to revise the submission or the submission is declined. Poems should be submitted to the Poetry section of the journal at the following website: http://journal.und.edu/crsw/. | |
Posted: 2013-11-11 | |
39th Annual Institute for Social Work in Rural Areas |
Western New Mexico University and the College of Health and Human Services School of Social Work, with the Institute for Rural Social Work Research (IRSR) are hosting the 39th Annual National Institute for Social Work and Human Services in Rural Areas at WNMU (July 16-18, 2014). For more information visit http://show.wnmu.edu/ruralconference2014/ | |
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A note from Leon Ginsberg |
There may be some confusion about the use of the terms gemeinschaft and gesselschaft in the most recent edition of Social Work in Rural Communities. Generally, gemeinschaft is applied to rural community life. The matter is clarified in a new printing of the text. | |
Posted: 2013-10-03 | More... |
CRSW is Reaching More Readers! |
CRSW is growing in terms of its ability to reach interested readers. In addition to its presence in Social Work Abstracts, CRSW is now accessible internationally through CAB abstracts/Global Health data bases. We will also be a part of their full text repository. This means that CRSW can be accessed internationally by scholars who would otherwise not have access. This is a major step because CABI (http://www.cabi.org) is an intergovernmental, not-for-profit organization providing information and scientific services around the world. The CAB Abstracts database aims to document the world's published literature in plant and animal science, agriculture, food, rural sociology, and related subjects. The Global Health database is dedicated to public health research and practice. EBSCO plans to include CRSW in a new a new sociological index that will be activated in the fall of 2015. Inclusion by EBSCO will expand our reach from the CRSW web site to all interested readers who have access to this heavily subscribed library data base and will increase our readership and the use of research and theoretical articles featured in our journal by practitioners, faculty and scholars. CRSW editorial staff is delighted by the recognition of our journal by these important resources. |
Posted: 2013-07-01 | |
Welcome Dr. Shawn Ginther! |
With this issue of Contemporary Rural Social Work, CRSW welcomes Dr. Shawn Ginther as Associate Editor. Dr. Ginther earned his M.S.W. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of California, Berkeley. Following graduation he was appointed Research Gerontologist at the University of California, San Francisco where he worked on local, state, and national policy research initiatives studying the care and treatment of Alzheimer's disease patients. He has over 20 years of experience in social work research. He is replacing Andrew Quinn who has stepped down from this role to focus on other endeavors. CRSW sends a "thank you" to Andrew for his service and wishes him success in his new endeavors. |
Posted: 2013-07-01 | |
New Sections |
Contemporary Rual Social Work has had requests for both practice notes and teaching notes related to practice with rural populations and teaching students to practice with rural populations since little is available elsewhere to meet this need. CRSW is delighted to add these two categories of submissions to the journal. Both Practice Notes and Teaching Notes should conform to the style of the journal and reflect best practices in serving rural communities and innovative teaching assignments that prepare students to serve rural communities | |
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Wow, it's been WAYYYYYYY too long since i did a post! I'm actually embarrassed! But i've been changing jobs and have finally settled at a fantastic place! Something that all mommies can make use of! www.click2learn.co.za
Anyhoo, this isn't really as much a post for advertising the cool site, but more of a post for mommies with 2 year olds that love reading!
I've been on the lookout for an awesome night time book for Alessandro. I've had this one book hidden away till he's older, as it's for 3 year olds. I found it while i was cleaning out the study this weekend and took a quick look at it. To my surprise this book is totally awesome! Alessandro LOVES it!
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Henry Polic II dies of cancer
August 13, 2013
Henry Polic II, a former Emerson faculty member and well-known television and theater actor, died August 11 after a long battle with cancer. He was 68.
Polic was best known for his TV roles as Sheriff Nottingham in Mel Brooks' 1975 show, When Things Were Rotten, Dracula in Monster Squad, and Uncle Jerry Silver in Webster. He also found cult fame in the 1990s as the voice of Scarecrow in Batman: The Animated Series.
Polic taught an acting for the camera class at Emerson's Los Angeles Center in the late 1990s and early 2000s, said Jim Lane, executive director of the center.
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we played today Slavelot Express scenario and some doubts emerged abouth these two cards.
Desperate defenders: This operation card allow the americans to "attack at half firepower even if they are pinned or disrupted", but can a disrupted unit fire back when assaulted? An assault fire defense isn't an attack, but the card can be read extensively as "the untits can fire at 1/2 when they would be able to fire if they were not dissrupted".
Supply priority: This Strategy card says "When activating another strategy card, your cost is reduced by one". Does "another" means:
- All the command cards you play from now on?
- One card per command phase?
- Only one card? (This is what exactly means "another", but then the card is useless).
P.d: Slavelot Express was an unbalanced scenario, but preety cool.


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Paris can be a lot of things: romantic, funny, awesome, and glamorous but Pigale can be electric! The Moulin Rouge, the Erotic Museum, and some sex toys stores mark this place. Take a few more steps, leave Pigale behind, climb the hill, and find Montmartre and the Sacre Couer Church! -
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Last night I went and saw Katie Holmes in Arthur Miller's play "All My Sons". Now, originally I was going to compare Katie Holmes Broadway debut to Sarah Palin's VP debate: As long as she didn't run off the stage screaming, vomit, or totally blank on her lines, then it was a success. But then I realized, this was just too mean for the once lovable Joey Potter. Admit it, we all used to love Katie Holmes pre-Tom Cruise — before she became a robot and was renamed "Kate".
Remember her on "Dawson's Creek" as little Joey Potter who, both on-and-off- screen, dated the adorable, age-appropriate Pacey? Remember when she tried to seduce Michael Douglas in "Wonder Boys", and we kinda wished he'd gone for her? Remember when she actually "acted" in "Pieces of April", and came pretty darn close to pulling off quirky and deep? See! You used to like her! I did too! BUT, does this mean she belongs onstage opposite the fabulous Diane Wiest and legendary John Lithgow? Hell no, Xenu. But I'll give her an A for effort. Keep reading »


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Philosophy • Hope in a Tube - High Density Eye and Lip Firming Cream • Treatments (Eye)
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Would buy this product again. | 47% |
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AnEnglishRose on 12/25/2013 2:32:00 AM more reviews by AnEnglishRose
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
EDIT: I'm pretty sure I'm allergic to this little guy. While I loved the plumping effect it had on my lips, I wasn't too happy with the puffiness it caused under my eyes -- especially when I bought this to combat the puffiness I already had. What a rip off!
Weird texture! Tacky and thick, but a little goes a long way. I've noticed putting a dot of this cream over the skin above/on my upper lip seems to plump my lips a little - which is a great unexpected perk. I haven't noticed much difference with my eyes when wearing this product, but I'll edit my review if/when I do.
I gave this a good rating because it seems to plump my skin/lips and I like the effect.
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beth1234 on 6/8/2013 2:16:00 AM more reviews by beth1234
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Grey
I don't know what all the hype around this product is for. I was looking for a nice thick eye cream and to me this was thin. I felt it did nothing for me and it was a waste of money ($40+). I didn't even finish the whole bottle. I am currently looking for one of my friends to pawn it off on.
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*TOP REVIEWER* SorceressOfTheDark on 5/6/2013 2:45:00 AM more reviews by SorceressOfTheDark
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
If all you're looking for is pure hydration, then run out to the Philosophy counter and buy this immediately. With caution. Or just look for any other moisturizer that hydrates really well, because that's all this does. Its second ingredient is squalane, which is known to act as a lubricant on the skins surface, giving it a soft, smooth appearance. The sixth ingredient is petrolatum aka petroleum, which should never be used on your face. The vitamins that Philosophy talk about are down at the bottom of the list so they can't be that beneficial. I didn't find this cream to be very good at all. No firming action or intense moisturization as they claim. I always felt that Philosophy was better on their packaging than their actual product. Their ads sound so convincing and the names of their products sound as if they would really work. The pictures on the boxes look great too. If they would only do the jobs they were supposed to considering the prices they charge. The only saving grace for this product is that it comes in a tube, which is more sanitary than a jar. Considering all the negatives with the ingredients, it's a no-buy for me.
The full list of ingredients are here:
water (aqua), squalane, mineral oil (paraffinum liquidum), glycerin, isocetyl stearoyl stearate, petrolatum, butylene glycol, polyglyceryl-2 diisosteatate, peg-30 dipolyhydroxystearate, ceresin, polyethylene, microcrystalline wax (microcristallina cera), magnesium sulfate, phytosteryl/octyldodecyl lauroyl glutamate, dipalmitoyl hydroxyproline, tocopheryl acetate, polysorbate 80, bisabolol, potassium ascorbyl tocopheryl phosphate, methylparaben, diazolidinyl urea, ethylparaben, tetrasodium edta, iron oxides (ci 77492, 77491, 77499).
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*TOP REVIEWER* starbuck65 on 4/23/2013 9:57:00 PM more reviews by starbuck65
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I bought this the first time in my mid 30's, it was okay, I didn't really need an eye cream...SInce turning 40 my under eyes had become incredibly dry, I tried tons of products, came back to this and soooo glad I did. It's the best! It's a cream but not thick, it's hydrating and did an AMAZING job of completely firming and de-wrinkling my under eye area. That's all I wanted and needed and it performed better than I thought possible. HG! The end!
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ElenaWC on 3/9/2013 11:34:00 AM more reviews by ElenaWC
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
I have used so many eye creams, have even spent upwards of $100 on small tubes, and this is the happiest I have been with an eye cream. It's very inexpensive for good eye cream ($30 or so) and it hydrates well. It can be worn under make-up without leaving a waxy or filmy residue, and my concealer blends well on top of it. I feel like my eyes look brighter, they are hydrated, and I have noticed that my fine lines are not as noticeable. I love this product : )
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eve33 on 7/24/2012 4:55:00 AM more reviews by eve33
Age: 36-43 Skin: Oily, Olive, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
Wow. Just finished 1st tube of this and it took off the appearance of some years of sun damage. I have oily olive skin and although this IS on the goopy gloppy side, it does leave a lovely moist sheen even 10 hours after applied. It plumps up teeny weeny crows feet and after a night out drinking a glass or 2 of wine, my face looks fresh and dewy. I've tried both Neutrogena and Boots eye creams-they've worked all right for a limited time- but nothing like this one! If it seems too heavy for you, just apply less! I'm finally finding the right products/cosmetics that work WITH my sometimes difficult skin, and this is a must have for me!
UPDATE: 12/7/13 - Still working its magic and I'm on my 4th tube. I don't use it every day, nor every month cuz I don't want to get immune to it. Dewy eyes feel delightful!
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PuppyLuv on 3/10/2012 10:25:00 PM more reviews by PuppyLuv
Age: 44-55 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I adore this product. It's thick and emollient, which is exactly what I need to soothe and hydrate my under eye and lip areas. It does sink in, but also leaves a lovely sheen. You can simply rub it in more if you don't want the sheen. I've used Shiseido Benefiance eye cream for years, so I'm used to the high oil content. But this cream has better staying power. Yes, it has mineral oil, but that's not a problem for me. This is probably not a cream for younger skin. It hydrates--It does not claim to de-puff or give you a face lift. If you want a soothing, hydrating eye and lip cream, I'm telling you, this is it.
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crossett on 3/5/2012 8:08:00 PM more reviews by crossett
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
Nothing special. The cream is thick, sort of sticky. A solid 3 rating. I like something more hydrating for my eyes.... this didn't feel cool and wet. If spending the money on an eye cream again this wouldn't be my choice product, I don't dislike it - just didn't see any results and didn't care for the texture. On the upside I prefer tubes and pumps for cream over a tub any day. Why are products still sold in tubs? I digress ...
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*TOP REVIEWER* HollyMarie on 2/3/2012 9:51:00 AM more reviews by HollyMarie
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
Got this in a philosophy kit-nothing special-yes it will hydrate a bit but nothing you will really notice doesnt hydrate fine lines that well-If you are in your teens or 20's this is a great "starter eye cream" but absolutley nothing special or worth spending $$ on. This cream is a dud ;(
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crystalleigh on 1/17/2012 3:27:00 PM more reviews by crystalleigh
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Tan, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Brown
This is a great eye cream if all you need is hydration. But warning, only use it at night because it tends to look greasy. I will continue to use it but I won't repurchase since I want something that both hydrates and treats the under eye area for lines & winkles.
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A record of all funds received by the college will be kept to identify the payer, the amount, and the purpose. Such funds will be promptly deposited intact in a qualified public depository. Funds received from federal sources will be accounted for separately, but may be deposited in a bank account with other college funds except when the terms of such receipt require a separate depository account. Checking accounts for demand deposits for disbursement from funds will be maintained as necessary to conduct the college's business. The president is authorized to enter into banking agreements.
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My Standard Rate
Feb 1 2014 - Feb 1 2015
1 night minimum stay
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (US Dollar) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.