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Chris also heads up training and consultancy unit CMU Insights, which operates a series of in-depth courses for music business professionals, as well as providing bespoke training and consultancy for music companies, and companies working with music. Through CMU Insights, Chris has programmed four editions of The Great Escape convention, Europe's leading festival for new music and the UK's premiere music business event.
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A limited edition Lip Smacker is kind of strange coming from Bonne Bell, I hadn't gave their full display a good once over in a while and when I did I found this gem.
It smells amazing! Reminds me of one of my favorite indulgences, caramel puffs. It's caramally and buttery and just awesome in the scent department.
I haven't bought or used a Lip Smacker in a long time but the texture on this one is absolutely perfect... Much more creamy and moisturizing than I remember.
I don't notice any color payoff from this Lip Smacker.
Definitely need to buy another tube or two since it is LE and I like it so much, plus it's under 2 bucks.
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I'm totally in love with this. It smells amazing, kind of like a hazelnut mocha sort of thing, and it makes your lips feel intensely soft. I'm definitely going to go back to the store and buy another one because it was so cheap! haha.
The smell of this is a little too much for me, but it does leave a really nice nude color on the lips, not too shimmery, just nice and subtle. Texture is creamy and moisturizing. I am going to try to get over the smell because this is actually really pretty on. I imagine it'd work very well to soften the shade of a darker lippie or just add a little extra oomph.


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At approximately 2:50pm, a spot fire from the Day Fire jumped Lockwood Valley Road on the north side in the area of Grade Valley Road.
It is approximately 600 acres in size and is northwest of Santa Clarita in Ventura County. Winds have turned and are now out of the west at 20 mph. The fire is moving towards the Frazier Park area. Fire personnel and air resources are on-scene and structure protection is in place.
The Evacuation Center at Frazier Park has been moved to:
Frazier Mountain High School
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Recommended and Precautionary Evacuations have been updated as follows:
Precautionary Evacuations -
Advance measures to prevent harm and secure belongings should be taken because fire has been seen in the immediate area
* Along Lockwood Valley Road from Highway 33 to mile marker 17 and for the communities of Pinion Pines and Lake of the Woods
* Frazier Park
Recommended Evacuations –
The fire has advanced and now poses eminent danger
* Lockwood Valley between mile marker 17 and the Ventura/Kern County line, south of Lake of the Woods
* Pinion Pines
* Pine Mountain Club
* Lake of the Woods
Fire officials are confident that fire lines will hold in the Southwest area of the fire. More than 3,500 fire personnel are on-scene. Cost of the Day Fire is now more than $41 million.
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There have been rumors that Apple is seriously considering new designs for their iDevices namely the iPhone, iPad and iPad among others. According to an industry source, Apple recently filed patent applications for a new design which shows a curved battery design and some really irregular shape for their future devices. Recently Apple had coughed up 500 million dollars into their R&D department since they felt their products are no longer that innovative for which the company is known for.
The company has filed two patents at the U.S Patent and Trademark Office which shows a new battery design that is curved and an irregular shape. Both of these patents ìCurved battery cells for portable electronic devices" and "Non-rectangular batteries for portable electronic devices", means Apple is looking at different prospects of creating the battery of the device. This type of design will make sure that the battery is designed and manufactured in such a way that fits perfectly into the slim body of the device.
The description of the curved battery shows that the techniques that will go into its production will be at par with the industry standards and should include a cathode, an anode, a separator, active coatings, and a set of layers before it is manipulated to a specified specification. The design proposed by Apple should use a flexible pouch which is created by a separator to enclose the various cell layers, which is not really an innovation since most of the batteries available in the market use this technique.
These techniques will help the battery to fit snugly into the device's housing which will help in reducing wasted internal space. The designs could also be used in upcoming versions of iPhone or the iPad since consumers demand more thin and lightweight portables.
The people behind these inventions are Taisup Hwang, Stephen R. McClure, Ramesh C. Bhardwaj and John Raff.
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iPad 2 jailbreaking is becoming popular today because it provides the device with the ability to utilize customization instruments and third-party applications. Not applying jailbreak to your iPad 2 means adherence and compliance to the policies and guidelines of Apple. However, what is the sense of having a very expensive gadget if you cannot customize it base on your preference. Group of hackers started to find ways to jailbreak iGadgets primarily because they are not in favor of the policies implemented by Apple. They believe that the owner of the gadget must have the right to decide what to put and not to put on it. Apple provided rules that even compatible applications are not allowed to be installed on the gadget and owners should not jailbreak their iPad 2.
Many people are really overvaluing their iPad 2, which features an A5 processor chipset. This latest hardware development and upgrade gives the gadget new and exciting attributes. iPad 2 with this latest chipset is more efficient and much faster compared to other gadget without this improvement. On the other hand, this new hardware provided more challenge to the hackers to jailbreak the device. The different jailbreaking applications used to jailbreak iPad 1 are useless in jailbreaking iPad 2. Group of hackers, instead of thinking for a new program, emerged in public and requested iGadget users to provide them with the crash details through the CDevReporter. Numerous users joined the movement that enabled the development groups to determine the different security loopholes of iPad 2. Though, it should be noted that not all the loopholes found on iPad can be used to jailbreak the device. Following the jailbreaking scene, hacker groups immediately release their new findings about the security holes of devices. Simultaneously, they cautiously point out that some of these holes are not even helpful. With the problem of jailbreaking iPad 2, different hacker groups joined forces to come up with the best answer or solution. Consequently, they are able to discover a new jailbreak program. At first, they can only apply tethered jailbreak for the iPad 2. Later on, the development team created untethered jailbreak for the device.
The untethered jailbreak program Absinthe, which was created by the Chronic Development Team, can now jailbreak the gadget iPad 2. The program is only working on Mac devices and if you want iPad 2 jailbreak program for Windows, you are going to use the CLI device. The procedures on utilizing the Absinthe program to jailbreak iPad 2 is not as easy as it seem. Applying the program carries many risks on your iPad 2 because the process is not yet ascertained to be error free. If the Absinthe icon is not appearing on you iPad 2, you should reload the tool repeatedly. Furthermore, using the jailbreak program will make the warranty of your iPad 2 invalid and you cannot demand Apple to replace or repair your gadget in case of problems or defects. However, this is just a normal risk attributed with jailbreak. Thus, you must carefully select reliable software to jailbreak your iPad 2.
Apple is one of the leading techno companies in the world. With the company's famous products, customers are always waiting for its new releases and innovations including Apple TV, iPod, iPod iTouch, iPhone and iPad. Everytime an Apple's product comes out, it is always becoming popular and successful. In 2007, the company introduced iPhone and shortly after its debut, a new method of jailbreaking the gadget was invented and launched. As a result, the company locked the iPhones on its carrier AT&T in the United States, which gives hackers more puzzles to exploit and patch the available security openings.
iPad 2 jailbreak is a method that enables Apple's iOs running gadgets such as iPad, iPod Touch, Apple TV and iPhone to fully access all of its features and eliminating the limitations set by the manufacturer. When an Apple gadget was Jailbroken, users are allowed to download, install and utilize applications, extensions and themes that are not determined by the company.
Zibri el Fontu, an Italian national, discovered important procedure that allows him to become the first hacker to jailbreak Apple's iPhone utilizing a program known as ZiPhone. The Italian Hacker generously disseminated his discovered exploits and codes. An iPhone hacker group called iPhone Dev Team employed the procedure discovered by Zibri to develop PwnageTool, a jailbreaking tool that can jailbreak the ipod itouch first generation, and the iPhone 2G and 3G.
In 2009, Apple launched the new iOS 3.0, which is the remaining unbroken gadget until the development of redsnow 0.7.2 and PwnageTool 3.0 by the iPhone Dev Team after a couple of months. Shortly after the release of iOS 3.0, the company introduced the iOS 3.1, which was again jailbroken by the iPhone Dev Team's latest version of the PwnageTool. The hacker team was able to jailbreak all the Apple gadgets except the ipod itouch.
However, another jailbreaking expert named George Hotz put out the Blackra1n tool that can jailbreak all kinds of gadgets created by Apple. As early as March 2010, the creator of Wii Homebrew, Comex, introduced presentation of untethered" Jailbreak utilizing an instrument known as Spirit. After the released Apple's iPad 3G, the Spirit tool was launched jailbreaking all the gadgets of Apple running on the untethered 3.1-3.2. In the mid of 2010, the process of jailbreaking is declared lawful under the DMCA in the US and other parts of the world including Europe. However, Apple claimed that jailbreaking its device would void the warranty. At present, the jailbreaking continued to develop as the Apple creates new gadgets and technologies.
Most of the people, particularly those new in jailbreaking, do not know the difference between the untethered and tethered jailbreak. To make it simple, tethered jailbreaking is a kind of jailbreak that is still dependent on the computer gadget employed in jailbreaking every time it needs to be rebooted. While in Untethered Jailbreak, all devices with this kind of jailbreak can be rebooted freely any time, thus preserving the jailbroken state even without resorting to the computer utilized to jailbreak it.
Looking for a little more to do with your iPad or iPod Touch, iPhone? The updated untethered jailbreak tool for iOS has recently arrived, racking up about million downloads within a few days.
Absinthe 2.0 operates on most iOS 5-compatible devices, excluding a later model of the iPad 2 containing the 32-nanometer chipset. The method is amazingly uncomplicated and does not require any technical complexity – just a few clicks and a little patience.
1. Preparing to Download Absinthe and Backup Your Device
The first thing you need to do is to download Absinthe 2.0 to your PC. There are versions accessible for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X,. After it's downloaded, unpack, install, and open Absinthe.
Before you click the "jailbreak" button, you must plug your iOS device into the computer through USB, and open iTunes for back up. After the device appears in iTunes, right-click it, and select "Back Up." With iTunes, you have the choice to back up in your local hard drive or iCloud. Backing up in your local drive is a better option for the sake of speed.
2. Wipe Your Device
The jailbreak process goes more quickly if your device is not loaded with plenty of unnecessary stuff. To wipe it clean, go to Settings of the device. Then navigate to General –> Rest –> Erase All Content and Settings. Just agree to all the warnings and relax. After all, you just backed everything up.
3. Start Jailbreak and Restore from Backup
Once you have finished backing up and clearing things off, you may nowlaunch Absinthe. Once you see the "Jailbreak" button, click it. It may take a while but be sure not to disconnect the device.
Once the jailbreak process is completed, open iTunes back up. Locate the device on the left side, right-click it and select "Restore From Backup."
Once this process is done, your device should restart. When it comes back on, it may look as it was before, but you will see the Cydia icon. It is the app store that houses all the themes, tweaks, and apps that make jailbreaking enjoyable.
4. Getting Started with Cydia
To beginners, the Cydia app store is not as refined or sophisticated as Apple's, but it doesn't take long to get the hang of it.
You can start by browsing over the "Featured" list and check the themes that are available. It is helpful that Cydia break things down into categories and even provides a list of tools to begin with.
There are a lot of themes, apps and tweaks available in Cydia. It is worth taking the time to browse each list, check out the screen shots and descriptions, and installing things that are useful to you.
There are other popular enhancements including additions to Notification Center, game emulators, Wi-Fi tethering, and a lot of lock screen modifications. Nearly all apps and tweaks are free, but a some of them cost a few bucks.
The iPad is one of the state-of-the-art gadgets these days and many people never stop trying to find solutions to iPad Jailbreak. After a long wait, finally, here comes the answer to your problem: a jailbreak tool.
Though the iPad is in itself considered a good gadget, some of its features and applications are limited because of a few restrictions set by the manufacturer. But one way to setting your gadget "free" from these constraints is to jailbreak it. Jailbreaking is as easy as a simple click on your computer, and choosing the best software does the trick. With this tool, you will be able to get access to the paid apps for free. Just make sure that you find the leading software with a quality that majority of people has already been proven. No need to risk your iPad using untested software as it can only lead to damaging your expensive device.
When you decide to jailbreak now, why not try using the software that is commonly used worldwide? The tool is called the iPad Jailbreak Software
To get to know more information about iPad Jailbreak Software, here are some facts about it: First, its simple instructions make it easy to use. You do not need to have any technical knowledge to operate it. Also, customer support is always available if you have further questions and needs other assistance regarding the software; Second, the entire process only takes a few minutes. After that, you have the freedom to do anything you like: install applications you want, uninstall applications you don't need, and download applications or some features for free. It is also possible to install all third-party apps that manufacturer does not approve. Lastly, in order to jailbreak, you need a computer. This jailbreak software is compatible to both Mac and PC computers.
iPad Jailbreak Software is considered # 1 all over the world in terms of the number of people who are using it, and of course, customer satisfaction. Its effectiveness and reliability is exceptional. Try it for yourself and be among those people who are already enjoying free features and applications for their iPad. Find out and experience what difference it can make when you do jailbreaking. It will be all worth it. You will attain the full capability of your device and customize it according to your personal taste and needs.
You don't have to be contented with the limitations of your device upon its purchase. You are in control to do anything you like with your gadget and unleash its full potential. You have the freedom to do it and maybe this is the only way you can enjoy your gadget to the fullest and be truly satisfied with it.
Discover what you can do with your gadget and explore its possibilities. Enjoy the freedom and start jailbreaking now.


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A 'Star Wars' Horror Novel Called Deathtroopers? Yes Please!
Movie News By Rob Hunter on January 27, 2009 | (55) CommentsWe don't talk a lot about books here at FSR, due mostly to the fact that at least half of our staff are illiterate bastards. But once in a while some literary news comes along that's too good to pass up without sharing. So it is with the latest novel set in the Star Wars expanded universe…
"Deathtroopers" is an upcoming Star Wars horror novel by Joe Schreiber. No, that's not a misprint… a Star Wars horror novel is due out October 27th of this year. Are you smiling as broadly as I did when I first read that phrase? There's currently no plot synopsis of any kind, but Schreiber has a few things to say about it on his blog, including the fact that it takes place immediately before A New Hope (aka Star Wars Episode IV).
I had the time of my life on this one, I have to say. I'm doing the final edits now, and I've tried to make it into exactly the kind of book you'd want to read if you were a child of the 70s who grew up with the original Star Wars trilogy and really digs horror in the vein of The Shining and Alien, with a little dose of William Gibson mixed in."
The cover has recently been made available and it's the sweetest piece of Star Wars-related news I've seen in decades. Check it out. (And thanks to Twitchfilm for the heads up.)
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This sweet outfit comes with the tights, mini skirt, and top ( top also includes a Lolas Tango Applier )
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My hair is .ploom. - henna- blondes
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With the growing season winding down in a lot of the country, I'm curious what the MGs have been involved in this year that's new and different. Sharing ideas across the country helps us all grow the program and become better gardeners and volunteers. Here we have a new program called Landscape for Life. It's an intensive training program for the public that focuses on sustainable landscaping that helps the environment, rather than harming it. The course is taught over 6 weeks and has been well received in our area. What have you been doing this year? Whether it's new to you or something you're especially proud of, let the rest of us know. Sandy |
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This was the year of the deer. Many plants never eaten before were taken to the ground, some multiple times. We had two bucks as permanent tenants of our woods, beautiful animals but very big eaters. They both left at opening of deer season. We learned that we have not been cutting our perennials often or hard enough. Al |
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Hi Al. All of our deer must have migrated to your side of the country! We had almost no critter damage in the veggies or flowers, making it a very rare year. We didn't really do anything different so the only thing I can figure is the fact it was a very wet summer for us and vegetation was lush. Must have been plenty for them to eat. Sandy |
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Cyber Aces Program launches in Delaware Free online lessons to learn cyber security skills will be available to Delawareans. Cyber Aces Program - launched this week - was the subject of Governor Jack Markell's weekly address. Markell says hackers pose a growing threats to our private information. "Cyber threats are one of the most serious economic and national security challenges that we face. Our banks, our power companies, our water plants, medical facilities all are vulnerable, and private companies have got to protect their research and consumer information from hackers." Markell adds the need to protect our data will create jobs. "As more and more companies join governments in realizing the importance of hiring high quality, cyber security professionals, it's really important that we provide an environment in which the next generation of these experts can learn and gain employment opportunities in this rapidly growing field." Markell says the program is not only targeted to high school and college students, but also veterans and military personnel looking for employment. |
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Since the advent of social networking, millions of people around the world have joined websites and started accounts. Facebook has hundreds of millions of unique users and will soon reach a billion. MySpace is not the social networking giant it once was and has been surpassed by both Facebook and Twitter which also has hundreds of millions of individual users around the world.
As many companies and brands are discovering first hand, expensive advertising campaigns which cost thousands or millions of pounds arent always necessary anymore because of social networking sites. Thanks to Vibe, a company which is of any size can benefit from their social media services as well asenhanceboth brand awareness and produce more clients.
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Vibes social media services can assist a company which has recently formed and also a company which has been trading for years. Even if a company has existed for generations, the amount of revenue which is being generated from their website may be low if their brand awareness is not as effective as it should be. Much of the worlds population use social networking sites and campaigns can be run which capitalise on its popularity by targeting key audiences. Much like Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) does by focusing on selling services and/or products to the right people, social media can be similarly used. Vibe will do the hard work on your behalf so that ROI (Return on Investment) will be very high.
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Vibes team of committed social media specialists will create a strategy which works towards targeting key audiences. Combining both the keywords which a company wants to become associated with, Vibe will ensure that those who like their Facebook page are the people which revenue can be generated from. Those who follow a company on Twitter will also have the chance to become more involved so that they are aware of their services and products.
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Amidst a sea of mostly goofy April Fool's Day jokes, the gaming biz did have something serious going down today. Platinum Games CEO Tetsuya Minami called out the Japanese gaming industry for "losing its vigor" and rebranded the Bayonetta, Vanquish, and upcoming Anarchy Reigns developer to pump some life into it.
Citing the lack of originality in current gaming, Minami stated that "Series grow ever-longer; original titles are on the decline. Japanese games that garner worldwide acclaim are slipping away. This state of affairs deeply saddens us."
Re-launching the company as "Platinum Next," Minami aims to drag the Japanese game industry – kicking and screaming – into more unique directions.
"Pursuing the creation of the new," as he describes it, may sound like a pretty fair plan in the wake of fourteen Final Fantasy games and yearly Call of Duty sequels. While not always setting sales charts aflame, Platinum Games – born from the ashes of ex-Capcom super studio Clover – do tend to release games that many critics believe to be masterpieces. Maybe Minami is on to something here, but time, as it always does, will tell.
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In This Issue of The Research Advocate
From Washington
House, Senate Announce Funding Levels, but Debate Continues
Castle Speaks at ASH Advocacy Leadership Institute
Clinical Research Forum to Honor Top Research Achievements
FDA Blueprint to Spur Biomedical Innovation
From Research!America
Research!America Hosts Science Journalism Forum with Pfizer, USF
Research!America Lauded at World Stem Cell Summit
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President's Message
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Download the entire November 2011 Research Advocate as a PDF.
House, Senate Announce Funding Levels, but Debate Continues
The House and Senate have proposed funding levels for the National Institutes of Health and other health research agencies. The House bill, which has not been voted on by committee, provides a $1 billion increase for NIH over FY11 levels. Reps. Ed Markey (D-MA) and Brian Bilbray (R-CA) have drafted a bipartisan letter to the House Appropriations Committee urging them to support the $1 billion increase for NIH. The Senate proposal, which has been approved by the full appropriations committee, contains a 0.6% or $190 million cut to NIH.
Congressional leaders have indicated that they plan to move appropriations legislation through a series of "minibuses," which combine two or more appropriation bills. At the time of this writing, it is unclear as to when a Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies (LHHS) bill may be brought to a floor vote in the House or Senate. Sources in Congress have indicated that the LHHS bill will likely be the last of the minibus bills and could be bundled with the defense spending bill. The first minibus was introduced October 17 in the Senate and included appropriations for Transportation, Commerce/Justice/Science, and Agriculture. This minibus contains a funding level of $2.5 billion for the Food and Drug Administration (a slight increase from FY11) and $6.7 billion for the National Science Foundation (a 2.4% cut from FY11). At the time of this writing, debate is ongoing.
On October 14, recommendations from lawmakers to the supercommittee were due. Reps. David Price (D-NC) and Rush Holt (D-NJ) submitted a letter urging members of the supercommittee to protect, prioritize and strengthen federal investment in education, basic scientific research and technological development. Much of the supercommittee's deliberations have not been publicized while the Members are working to meet a November 23 deadline to present their recommendations to Congress. Should the supercommittee fail to reach an agreement that passes Congress, across-the-board discretionary spending cuts of 7% will be triggered that could be devastating for health research programs.
The White House has launched an initiative to develop a National Bioeconomy Blueprint that will outline the administration's steps to harness biological research to address national needs in areas like health, food and energy. The Office of Science and Technology Policy has issued a Request for Information (RFI) that seeks recommendations on bolstering commercialization, job creation, regulatory reform and public-private partnerships.
The RFI is open until December 6 and may be accessed from the White House website: www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2011/10/12/building-bioeconomy.
CPH Foundation
The CPH Foundation honored its 2011 Unsung Heroes of Public Health with a reception at the Columbus Club at Union Station in Washington, DC. The heroes that were honored included Luis Garcia, PsyD; Marjorie Lunsford; Lynn Silver, MD, MPH; and Liz Szabo. Prior to the reception, the awardees met with Members and staffers from their congressional delegations.
The CPH Foundation also hosted a Hill briefing in late October focused on adult vaccines. For more information on the briefing, visit the Foundation's website at www.cphfoundation.org.
Research!America Hosts Science Journalism Forum with Pfizer, USF
Research!America; Pfizer, Inc; and the University of South Florida hosted a Research Partners Forum in Tampa, FL, on October 27 titled "Let Me Be Clear: Science Journalism in the Age of the Genome and Twitter." The format, similar to a forum in May with the University of Maryland, brought together journalists and scientists to discuss how they can work together amid an ever-changing landscape in both fields.
In conjunction with the event, Research!America released a new poll that surveyed Floridians' opinions on science and media coverage of science. Mary Woolley, president and CEO of Research!America, unveiled the poll data at the event. For more information on the poll, visit www.researchamerica.org.
Irene Maher, health writer for the St. Petersburg Times, moderated two panels. The first featured Elie Dolgin, PhD, news editor for Nature Medicine; Claudia Dreifus, science writer for The New York Times; Sheril Kirshenbaum of Bloomberg View and host of the blog Culture of Science; and Charlotte Sutton, health and medicine editor for the St. Petersburg Times.
The second panel included Judy Fortin, national director of media relations for the American Cancer Society; Fred Pearce, PhD, director and professor of the School of Mass Communications at USF; and Jack Watters, MD, vice president of External Medical Affairs for Pfizer and a Research!America board member.
Other USF speakers included Jay Dean, PhD, professor and interim chair of the Department of Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology; Eric Eisenberg, PhD, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences; Karen Liller, PhD, dean of the Graduate School and associate vice president for Research and Innovation; and Ralph Wilcox, PhD, provost and executive vice president.
Castle Speaks at ASH Advocacy Leadership Institute
The Hon. Michael Castle, former representative from Delaware and a Research!America board member, spoke at the American Society of Hematology Advocacy Leadership Institute in Washington, DC. He offered the congressional perspective on why research advocacy matters on Capitol Hill.
He explained that during his tenure in Congress, he was particularly touched by the stories of the patients who came to visit him. Their stories played a significant role in his decision to sponsor the Stem Cell Enhancement Acts of 2005 and 2007 which would have expanded the number of stem cell lines available for federally funded research. Reps. Diana DeGette (D-CO) and Charlie Dent (R-PA) recently introduced the Stem Cell Research Advancement Act of 2011, which is the successor of the Stem Cell Enhancement Act.
Castle told the attending ASH members that disease is not a partisan issue and encouraged them to visit their elected officials' state offices to convince them not to cut federal research funding in FY12.
"Right now," he said, "it's up to you, citizens of this country, to advocate for federal research dollars."
CRF to Honor Top Research Achievements
The Clinical Research Forum is seeking nominations for its Top 10 Clinical Research Achievement Awards. The awards will honor innovative research that has advanced knowledge of human diseases or physiology or has a considerable potential impact on the treatment of prevention of a particular disease.
Eligible entries must have been published in a peer-reviewed journal in 2010 or 2011 and performed at a U.S. institution.
The top accomplishment will be awarded the Herbert Pardes Clinical Research Excellence Award, which has a monetary component.
The Clinical Research Forum is a Research!America member, and Herbert Pardes, MD, is a Research!America board member.
For more information, visit www.clinicalresearchforum.org.
Research!America Lauded at World Stem Cell Summit
Research!America and four other organizations and individuals received awards for their work in promoting the cause of stem cell research. The Genetics Policy Institute's Stem Cell Action Awards were presented at the World Stem Cell Summit in Pasadena, CA.
Research!America was honored with the National Advocacy Award, and Research!America President and CEO Mary Woolley accepted the award on behalf of the organization. Woolley is pictred at left with GPI Executive Director Bernard Siegel, JD.
Other winners included former movie executive Sherry Lansing, who received the Leadership Award; the Ontario, Canada-based science outreach organization, Let's Talk Science, which received the Education Award; the University of Minnesota Stem Cell Institute, which received the Public Advocacy Award; and patient advocate Grant Albrecht, who received the Inspiration Award.
FDA Blueprint to Spur Biomedical Innovation
The Food and Drug Administration has announced a series of seven initiatives to improve biomedical innovation and improve the health of Americans. The changes, the agency said, will help it keep up with the changing scientific landscape.
"America is at an important crossroads, where the science before us presents unprecedented opportunities to create new and better medical products and to promote better health for the public," FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg, MD, said in a statement. "Our innovation blueprint highlights some of the initiatives FDA will be implementing to ensure that these opportunities are translated into safe and effective treatments that can help keep both American patients and American industry healthy and strong."
The initiatives include: rebuilding FDA's small business outreach services; building the infrastructure to drive and support personalized medicine; creating a rapid drug development pathway for important targeted therapies; harnessing the potential of data mining and information sharing while protecting patient privacy; improving consistency and clarity in the medical device review process; training the next generation of innovators; and streamlining and reforming FDA regulations.
Member Spotlight: American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network is the nonprofit, nonpartisan advocacy arm of the American Cancer Society. To achieve its mission of making cancer issues a top national priority, ACS CAN engages in lobbying, advocacy, public policy and education for the public, elected officials and policy makers, and the media.
As the nation's leading advocacy organization for people with cancer, ACS CAN supports policies and wages lobbying, grassroots and media campaigns aimed at catalyzing government action to conquer cancer.
"The fact of the matter is that cancer probably will be the biggest killer in the world this year," said Christopher Hansen, president of ACS CAN. "In the United States it will kill about 575,000 people."
The organization works to overcome the barriers to winning the war on cancer, such as tobacco use, stagnant or decreased federal funding for cancer research and programs, and many Americans' inability to access life-saving screenings and treatments because of a lack of access to adequate health care.
And above all, the issue they're most concerned about this year is ensuring robust funding for cancer research.
ACS CAN campaigns drive results. Its efforts have led to a growing number of smoke-free communities and states, higher tobacco excise taxes, improved access to cancer screenings, treatments and follow-up care, and increased funding for federal cancer research at the National Institutes of Health.
Hansen said that Research!America's mission aligns with his vision and ACS CAN's. He knows that research is vital not only to our ability to find treatments and cures for diseases but also to find the kinds of technologies that the U.S. needs to be internationally competitive.
"In our particular case, research is the key to everything," he said. "I'm very much in favor of the work that [Research!America is] doing. To me, it's a sacred mission."
For more information, visit www.acscan.org.
President's Message
November brings key congressional appropriations deadlines, like the November 18 end of the stop-gap funding measure known as the "continuing resolution" and the report of the supercommittee, due out on November 23. Whether there will be a recommendation or deadlock is a topic of near-constant debate. Our focus-and that of all advocates for research-must be on keeping our issue in the forefront. My weekly letters provide up-to-the-moment suggestions for how to have impact.
There are two opportunities to link the priority of research with dates in November. On 11/11/11, a particularly momentous date for this year's Veteran's Day, there will be attention to our nation's veterans, with special consideration for our wounded warriors. The day is a time to call attention to the importance of making research on brain injury an important national focus.
The Monday before Thanksgiving-November 21 this year-is Public Health Thank You Day, a time to recognize and salute those whose important work protects individual and community health and well-being. We take so much of public health for granted. The last thing any of us would want is to sit down to Thanksgiving dinner with family and friends worried about the safety of our food. The fact that CDC and FDA are on the front lines shielding us from health hazards is a testimony to the American public's long investment in these agencies-both under threat of funding cuts. This month, be sure to tell your elected representatives to empower those agencies, and be sure to thank all those who serve us as public health professionals.
Advocacy & Action
Let Congress Know that Cutting Health Agency Funding is Bad Medicine
The House and Senate have proposed FY12 federal spending levels for the National institutes of Health (NIH), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The outcomes are mixed. The House proposes increased funding for NIH, but cuts in funding for the other agencies. The Senate proposes higher funding levels for CDC, AHRQ and FDA than the House but proposes a cut in NIH funding. Cuts to any of these federal agencies are counterproductive to the health and well-being of Americans. Each of these agencies contributes to improving our nation's health by supporting groundbreaking research and ensuring that safe and effective treatments and cures reach the public as soon as possible. As the House and Senate debate final funding levels for FY12, it is crucial to convey the importance of NIH, CDC, AHRQ and FDA.
Media Matters
Op-ed: Fight for Medical Research Funding
Michael Moskowitz, a law student at the University of Virginia, wrote an op-ed in the Richmond Times-Dispatch on October 10 describing his personal struggle with cancer and how medical research has made a difference in his life. He cited recent polling by Research!America that shows that the vast majority of Americans support medical research. He urged Virginians to contact their congressional representatives to ask them to sustain federal funding for medical and health research.
The Next Generation of Nobel Laureates
Mary Woolley, president and CEO of Research!America, authored a letter to the editor in The Hill on this year's winners of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. She said that providing researchers and institutions across the country with adequate funding saves lives and lays the groundwork for the next American winner of the Nobel.
The Scientist Celebrates its 25th Anniversary
The Scientist commemorated its 25th anniversary with a special issue covering the major advances in the life sciences over the past 25 years and looking ahead to the future of medical research. Woolley authored an editorial about research funding in the issue. "Research-fueled innovation is the key to business growth, job creation and-as Alzheimer's, diabetes and other expensive health conditions explode the cost of Medicare and Medicaid-federal cost containment," she wrote. "Investing in research is a deficit reduction strategy."
Research!America's chair, former Illinois Congressman John Edward Porter, recounted his work in Congress that led to the doubling of the National Institutes of Health budget in the same issue of The Scientist. He said the landscape for federal research funding today bears many similarities to the research funding landscape in 1998, the year that the NIH doubling began. Then, as now, Capitol Hill was focused on reducing the federal deficit and research funding was on the chopping block. Porter said that bipartisan alliances in Congress helped bring about the doubling of the NIH budget then and that similar alliances could help protect research funding today.
Translational Research: The American Way
Nature published a report on translational research and the gap that exists between basic research discoveries and their clinical applications. Commenting on this gap, Mary Woolley said, "Research!America polls show that two people to every one believe we aren't making enough progress in biomedical research, and that is disturbing." The article mentions recent initiatives that are successful at bridging the gap in translational research, such as the Biomarkers Consortium and the Structural Genomics Consortium.
Collins on KQED Radio
Francis Collins, MD, PhD, director of the NIH, was interviewed by the San Francisco NPR affiliate KQED. He talked about the NIH Cancer Genome Atlas-its goal is to identify genes that cause common cancers-as well as the proposed National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) at NIH and a new collaboration between NIH and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
Global Health R&D Advocacy
On the Monday before Thanksgiving, Research!America and its partners-the American Public Health Association, the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, the National Association of County and City Health Officials, the Association of Schools of Public Health, the National Alliance for Hispanic Health, and the Campaign for Public Health Foundation-celebrate the contributions and dedication of the public health professionals who work to keep us safe and healthy. Public Health Thank You Day recognizes the "unsung heroes" of our daily lives-from the public health nurse to the health department worker to the safety inspector-to investigate health threats, design safety guidelines to minimize the risk of accidents, ensure our nation is prepared in the event of a pandemic or bioterrorist attack, and fulfill other critical public health responsibilities.
In the words of Public Health Hero Gary Cox, JD, "We rely on our knowledge from research and prevention to continue to keep our health in our daily lives and communities, and out of the doctor's office."
This Thanksgiving season, let us be grateful for the high quality of life we enjoy-and remember that how well we live is a direct consequence of the work our public health service providers do every day.
To find out more about how you can thank your state and local "public health heroes," visit www.researchamerica.org/ph_thank_you.
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I like to float around in easy, breezy sundresses all summer long. I also like to wear my hair short and laugh really loud at silly jokes. Finally, I like to eat ice cream by the gallon while squeezing my eyes really tight and imagining I'm on a Caribbean island. This is best done while nibbling on a cold spoonful of creamy coconut ice cream, made even sweeter by the fact that I didn't have to turn on the stove – not even for one second – to make it.
Call me a glutton for punishment, but I think this ice cream should be served with warm Baked Brown Sugar Bananas, another wonderful Caribbean treat.
2 1/2 cups half and half
1 1/4 cups sweetened condensed milk
1 1/4 cups coconut milk
Toasted, shredded coconut
Before we get started, let's give a nod to how coconut ice cream is traditionally made in the Caribbean. First, a beautiful coconut would be hacked open and shredded for deeply rich coconut ice cream. I couldn't even figure out how to get this thing open without a hammer and nail, so we're going with something a little more cosmopolitan. And quicker.
Today's recipe has all the big flavor of fresh coconut, but with three simple ingredients. All you need are half and half, coconut milk, and sweetened condensed milk. No hammer or nail required.
Whisk the ingredients together, then pour into ice cream maker and churn according to manufacturers instructions. Put it in the freezer to harden up all the way. When you're ready to eat it, set it out at room temperature for a few minutes before scooping. Top with toasted, shredded coconut if desired.
Share with a friend. Eat with a smile. Possibly in a coconut bowl. Or you could wear the coconut halves. That might be interesting.
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73 And the priests, and the Levites, and the doorkeepers, and the singers, and [some] of the people, and the Nethinim, and all Israel, dwelt in their cities. And when the seventh month came, and the children of Israel were in their cities, | 73 The priests, the Levites, the gatekeepers, the singers and the temple servants, along with certain of the people and the rest of the Israelites, settled in their own towns. When the seventh month came and the Israelites had settled in their towns, |
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Crete Public Library's remodeling is progressing.
The Youth Services Department is now open with carpeting.
Soon the colorfully painted walls and the new story time room will be finished for the many upcoming events.
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Even while keeping costs down using plain brown cardboard, InWin spices it up a bit with the use multi-color printing; these shows of the chassis guts in white, the front of the GRone in black, and the "GR" of the name in red.
On the right you start with the company name above check boxes for which of the three cases is inside, which is not denoted. Under the perforated handle the rest of the space is used with a full list of specifications.
Now that I look at things, maybe this is the front, maybe it is the back, but besides some geometric designs in black over the white rendering of the inside of the chassis, the only thing that really stands out is the red GR in the GRone name.
The last panel offers icons at the top denoting features like the EZ-swap Dock, the room it has, and its support of water cooling along with a few others. Further down there is also a full list of ten features in the three categories to check out.
To keep this large full-tower chassis safe in transit, InWin employs the use of plastic on the window, a liner to protect the paint and plastic from scratches, and then they used high density foam instead of Styrofoam to give this hefty chassis the needed support it requires.
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If you've seen my post about the foundation plantings then you know the azaleas I'm talking about. The flowers are dying so I'm ready to prune. I've read ever article I can find on pruning and I'm still anxious about doing this. Here is what I am going to do. Please tell me if I have anything wrong with this proecure.
1. Cut shurb to 20 in. so I can get to the crown better. 2. Cut out all dead wood to the main branch or the ground. 3. Cut the main stumps to just above the knob with a pruning saw. These cuts should be straight, not slanted. Can this cut be any distance above the knob? The knobs may be at different heights above the ground, but don't I want all of my stumps to end up at 10-12 in.? My main question is about which branches to totally remove to the ground. Do I cut any of the big branches to the ground? Do I leave any of the smaller branches coming out of the ground if if looks like it might be well positioned to become a main branch someday? Does anyone want to come over and do this for me? |
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I read your other post. What makes you think the Azalea is overgrown? You are going to move it anyway. Why not move it to a place where it has room to grow without pruning? If the lawn is in the way, can you move it out abit? Azaleas move easy and you don't have to prune ahead of time. That goes for the branches and roots despite all that you have read. Nurseries don't do that when moving field grown azaleas, why should you? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Azaleas in my yard
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The H&M Spring 2013 showcases looks of what we are to expect when the upcoming season rolls around.
Top model Magdalena Frackowiak was selected to present the collection, which includes several animal prints, graphic stripes and key staple pieces. The garments come in predominantly black and white shades but are also accompanied with splashes of mint green and gold accent pieces. The looks are complemented with studded and plain silver bangles as well as a pair of oversized shades, which are a necessary staple for any chic women's spring time attire.
Though there is nothing extremely surprising about the upcoming H&M Spring 2013 collection, there is sure to be a number of pieces that would be a welcome addition to any stylish women's closet.


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This past spring, Michael Kors asked me if I would be willing to follow him around while he celebrated his 30th year in business. It was a no brainer: Michael is one of my favorite American designers, and posses a sense of humor that is just as remarkable as his design aesthetic. (If you're ever bored, ask him to tell you the story about interviewing Elizabeth Taylor. Or, actually, ask him to tell you any story.) The resulting video was a fitting 30th anniversary tribute to all things Kors. I followed him backstage at his fashion show during New York fashion week, where Bette Midler sang him an anniversary ditty; we went for drinks at the Carlyle Hotel, where Rene Russo reminisced on the costumes Michael did for Thomas Crown Affair and Debra Messing was misty eyed when described her generous friend; and finally, we headed to Paris for a fabulous seated dinner at the US Ambassador to France's Paris residence. As if it couldn't get any better, Mary J Blige performed.
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Loved it! I'm glad that I found your blog, and Micheal Kors is one of my fav designers. He always knows how to create pieces that make statments but he know what the consumer wants out of his clothing like most designers should know. Fashion and him makes things more relevant that's his entire brand.
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You and Michael are so funny together. You should have a show!
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Now for the good column: CJ, who's been incredibly jumpy and visibly desperate to win this season, talked up his top round tartare, proclaiming himself to be the best chef in the competition. Luckily, his dish lived up to all the talk — Naomi called his knife cuts "exact" and "perfect." Josh's meatball with polenta also won Naomi's compliments, but it was his nemesis John who took the win for his braised oxtail with potato gnocchi, causing CJ's face to spasm in displeasure.
So John had immunity going into the Elimination Challenge, which was a cool, retro throwback. Two well-dressed brothers, Mark and Brian Canlis of the popular Seattle restaurant Canlis, came by to explain the challenge. The chefs had to revive Canlis' first menu from back in 1950. A lot of pop-culture representations of 50s cuisine center on tuna-noodle casserole, congealed gravy, and TV dinners, so it's interesting to see fine dining from the era. I apologize in advance for the forthcoming 50s slang terms, all misused.
The Canlis kitchen got pretty heated during the challenge. I sympathized with Carla more than I did last episode when she blew up at Stefan for calling her "sweetie" and "honey," which seemed like an overreaction. But now I see her point because the men did seem to to be talking down to her — Stefan barked at Carla to take the squab dish seemingly against her wishes. I was surprised she didn't fire back. Other drama: John was being super passive-aggressive to Josh about making French onion soup, and Stefan's schoolboy crush on Kristen was getting a little too obvious. John took up expediting duties in the kitchen, which no one seemed to appreciate.
Yet the appetizers went out on time, more or less. First up was Tyler's crab cocktail, which looked like a delicious, shiny dessert. Mark Canlis appreciated that Tyler kept it simple and let the Dungeness crab shine. Next came Lizzie's marinated herring, which couldn't look more 50s. Tom said it was nicely marinated and liked that it had a ton of acid.
Josh broke the winning streak with his French onion soup, which the judges trashed, calling it salty, cold, and hard to eat. His rival John did better with the steamed clam bordelaise, but Chrissy stopped the dinner in its tracks with her totally grody Canlis Special Salad, which is the only dish that's on Canlis' current menu, which allowed everyone to draw comparisons. Judging just from appearance, it looked like an average, wilted Caesar with too much pungent dressing. Emeril thought the whole thing was way over-dressed and the croutons were soggy. Brooke washed the bad salad taste out of the judges' mouths with seafood salad a la Louis — a known palate cleanser (not really) — which was voluptuous and juicy.
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YoYoFactory legends Tyler Severance and Harold Owens the III came over for dinner last Friday during their post BAC Roseville tour. With Dylan living here now, we thought it would fun to do a three camera video. Hope you enjoy. (and yes, I know that old man Allen is seriously out trick classed here… haha)
The song BTW is a killer mashup on the Bootleggers Soundcloud channel.
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Today is one of those days. Not my favourite ones.
I feel ugly and lazy and the future doesn't look the best. Like...is the singing thing ever going to work out? Do I have what it takes? I have no idea, really. I can only do my best, work hard and hope for the best. There has just been a couple of setbacks this summer, that's all. And it's normal. But today is just not my day...
I myself love personal blogs, but what I just wrote above freaks me out that I'm sharing such personal feelings with you. But I think it's good for me, I have to come out of my shell some day..
Bought a new juicy hoodie from Svean at Paleet yesterday, it's peach. I love peach!!Wearing it cheers me up a bit, it's so comfy. Just staying in tonight, had originally planned to go out, but don't really feel like it. And it's better to be efficient tomorrow too, now I can work out and practice a lot when I'm taking it easy tonight.
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Sat, Mar 12, 05 at 14:33
if i plan an in person plant swap this summer, will anyone actually show up? |
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You have to get word out first. Perhaps send notices to the local Garden Clubs, Your Master Gardener group in the County Extension Office, a short note to the local paper with times and location. Get on the local Calendar of Events, with the local sales, dinners, Bazaars. Sometimes an advance notice, then a follow-up reminder the week before, especially if the paper is a weekly. Post a couple of notices, grocery store, Library, Senior Center, Chamber of Commerce, County Extension Office, places that people go by to read the message. I would think you should get a fair turnout if word gets out ahead. Timing could be important, too early, no one has plants or divisions yet! Sometimes the first one is slow, get better results the second year or in a second get-together, maybe a fall trade. Good Luck. Tell us too, maybe some of us are close enough to come!! |
Hi! Cody, I will try again. The first time this did not go through as of yet, however you might have two if it does go through later. I would like to go to your swap if it is in my area. The person above had some good ideas as to letting people know. Post also on the Get Together Forum. Go to the Get Together Forum Columbus, Ohio and see the instructions that they have and follow that it is a great swap and a lot of fun. We have gone to four of these swaps down there as we are friends with one of the gals. The choice of plants is fantastic. We also go to about three or four in the Lansing area. Get this out as soon as possible and have people post they are coming on the Get Together Forum, but remind people to go to that Forum in the Great Lakes Gardening Forum. People will come if you let people know what will go on and how it is done. Make it known that plants need to be potted and marked. Let me know if I can be of any help. Betty |
the Saline Garden Club is having their annual plant sale on May 21, 2005, so please don't pick that date! |
- Posted by cody_mi z5 MI (email@example.com) on Mon, Mar 14, 05 at 14:58
this plant swap would only be for people on gardenweb. i've done this before, both times around 20 people said they would be there and then only 2 or 3 showed up. i won't waste my time trying to set it up if no one here is interested. if it does go through it will most likely be the end of june. |
Cody, I will be there if it is not May 21st as we will be away. We probaly would not drive to the UP or way way up north. Don't know what town you will have it in. Write me an e-mail. Thanks. |
- Posted by Ann_Michigan z4-5 n.w.lower (My Page) on Mon, Mar 14, 05 at 16:54
What part of Mi would this be???? I work every other week-in so if it is my off week-in I would love to be there. Any roses??????I'm trying to get some starts!!! And all other plants*smile* Ann |
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Wed, Jul 10, 13 at 16:32
Hello, I would like some advice on dwarf peach variety suitable for PNW. Thanks. |
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What area? Puget Sound? Willamette Valley? |
South sound, auburn wa. Thanks. |
Around here peaches are not particularly easy, your best bet may be to buy a standard variety and train it flat against the south side of your house, under an overhang where you can keep the top dry. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 12, 13 at 14:50
How dwarf is dwarf? Most peaches are rather small trees - somewhere in the 10-15' range with maturity. 'Frost' and Oregon Curl Free' are rated highly for this area as they do not require a lot of heat to produce good crops and both tend to be very disease resistant. The true dwarfs - selections like 'Bonanza', 'Honey Babe' and 'Pix Zee' (5-6') - are grown more as ornamentals here. Unlikely to develop good crops and subject to the typical peach disease issues. Lovely floral display, however. |
Thank you gardengal48 and bboy for your advices. I thought it'd be just peachy to grow them here. This is good to know. |
What they want is a hot climate, with no damp on the tops during bud break. If you can position them in a hot spot, with overhead cover it helps a lot. |
I believe the Frost Peach can satisfy your requirements. They grow very well here in the 98467. It can be purchased as a semi-dwarf and tolerates heavy pruning. Check out www.burntridgenursery.com |
Thanks bboy and jwr6404, I might try one. |
Thanks bboy, I might try Harken next spring. It looks promising. |
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I DONT KNOW WHAT LIFE WAS LIKE BEFORE I BOUGHT THIS. Seriously, get this and sit down with a mirror and Google some eyebrow YouTube video's. However, I had to get a different brush than the one inside. The one inside is a tad bit too small.
Excellent product and well worth the price tag as it lasts ages!
Unlike Mac's BrowZings, two powders are better than one. You can customise your shade (I use Brown Sugar for my medium brown/goldish red hair) and it's really easy to use. The tools, like most brow kits, are pretty useless unless you're using them for touch-ups on the go, so I use the 840 brow brush by Japonesque which is super good.
My brows are ridiculously thin due to over plucking in my early teens, so I use the lighter brown shade to fill in a soft brow shape for a base, and after wiping my brush clean, I use the darker shade to emulate ultra-fine hair strokes which looks much more natural than a pencil.
I love this product. The powders are perfect for brunettes and appear natural. This box has eveything you need to prepare your brows. I thought the mini tweezer wouldn't work, but it does! I like to use the lighter color to begin to line the bottom of my brows and fill in near the inner halves of my brows then i go over the outer halves with the darker powder and naturally line my brows. The packaging has held up for me, but i feel like you need to take care of it so it doesn't break or anything.
Love this product!! Brows are one of the most important parts of your face, they frame your face and help change a makeup look for the better. I love this brow box, the shades are perfect for my near black eyebrows without looking too dark or harsh on my fair skin. The packaging is also adorable and comes with 2 shades, brow wax, two teeny tiny brushes and tweezers. It is very convenient to travel with. I would however keep the tweezers and brushes in the box as they are very easily lost. I use this product everyday and always get compliments on my eyebrows. I have been using this for almost a year and haven't even been close to running out. I bought this in "Brown Sugar" and it was about 30$. I totally advise others to buy this brow box, you won't regret it.
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My 5 star rating for this says it all.
My holy grail eyebrow product, couldn't live without this beauty. The packaging and the tools have changed since the image above, I got 2 brushes, tweezers, the wax and 2 colours. Perfect colours and the wax is amazing- my brows don't smudge even if I rub them! The brushes are perfect for getting my ideal shape. Looks lovely too the box is so pretty- great for the price of a more high end brand and for what you get/how long it lasts. recommend to anyone who colours brows in/draws on completely ect.
Love it! Had one box for 1.5 years now and I am still only half way through. The wax doesn't last as long but I don't find it so necessary. Good shades, looks very natural and stays all day long with now touch ups at all!!!!
UD's Brow Box in Honey Pot is a perfect fit for me. I love that I'm able to blend both the light and dark powders to get just the right shade. The wax gives great staying power. The tweezers are a epic failure, I could only pluck one eyebrow at a time and many times they would not grasp them tightly enough. The brushes are entirely too tiny to be of any practical use (yes, I tried). The Brow Box would've scored a 5 lippie rating if not for the tools, at the cost Urban Decay should be getting these right! I'll be buying again, only because the powders are great shades, and the wax is phenomenal.
my holy grail eye brow product! I use brown sugar and was a bit unsure about spending 20 quid on an eye brow kit but I'm so glad I did! especially after making do before with plain brown matte eyeshadow and an angled brush, this is so much better and compact. I will never use a pencil either from now on. brows remain perfect for the whole day, couldn't recommend more ! x
There was a learning curve maybe because this product was the first one I've used that has wax. I am usually a pencil user so the brush was different. Be patient and keep practicing! I'm super happy with this product & will purchase it again!
Absolute HG product for my barely there brows. I have this in Honey Pot and the color is perfect. Gives me beautiful natural brows that stay on all day long. I didn't really care for the small brush that came with the kit so I use a the sephora pro brow angled brush with it. Also the tweezers do nothing for me either, pretty sure I just lost them. The combination of wax and powder is so great. I just dip my brush first in the wax and then powder to define my arch and then go back in with powder to fill my brow as needed. Used everyday for over a year now and maybe used 1/4 of the product? Will last a long time so worth the investment. I also own the benefit brow zing on light and urban decay brow box is WAY better. Hope this is helpful!


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Dr. Fried is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Accounting and Taxation, and teaches Financial Accounting.
Hired in 2009, Dr. Abraham Fried is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Accounting and Taxation where he teaches core undergraduate Financial Accounting courses. His research interests include management's accounting choice and lobbying behavior, security market valuation, and accounting for postretirement plans. He has presented his work at the American Accounting Association annual meetings. Dr. Fried has experience teaching Financial and Managerial Accounting courses at the undergraduate, graduate, and executive levels.
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CotD: Not a bad cartoon, but heavily edited for TV- when t's even shown on TV! Watch "Droopy's Good Deed" at BCDB ~
Droopy's Good Deed (1951) – Droopy Theatrical Cartoon Series
Droopy and Spike are Boy Scouts who compete in several hilarious contests to see who will meet the President. Droopy attempts to do good deeds, but has various Spike-related hurdles to overcome first…
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Papal Blessing at Castelgandolfo Day Trip from Rome
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- Led by a local guide
Your tour will then proceed through the hills to the south of Rome. The area known as the 'Colli Albani' is home to many picturesque villages such as Frascati, Nemi, Genzano and Ariccia, and the splendid Villa Aldobrandini.
The Pope's summer residence is very near the volcanic lake of Albano. The Papal Blessing takes place in the square facing the Papal Palace of Castelgandolfo.
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The Apostolic Palace of Castel Gandolfo
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- Transport by air-conditioned coach (maximum 50 people)
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- Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
- There can be a considerable amount of walking on Rome tours, (often on uneven, cobbled surfaces) due to coach regulations. It is possible for clients to remain on the coach, however this means that many of the sights will be missed.
- This tour will only take place when The Pope is in residence at Castelgandolfo. Availability will be confirmed at time of booking depending on whether The Pope is in residence for your requested date.
- Tour is suitable for wheelchair users provided passenger is traveling with a companion who can assist them on and off the bus. Wheelchairs will be stored in the luggage area of the bus.
- A dress code is required to enter places of worships and selected museums. No shorts or sleeveless tops are allowed. Knees and shoulders MUST be covered for both men and women. This dress code is strictly enforced and you will risk refused entry if you fail to comply with requirements.
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Reviewed by: Victoria M, September 2012
Very good. Got to see the Pope up close and with the help of the guide stayed out of the very hot sun. Trip to and from Castelgandofo was interesting in itself and guide gave lots of information.
Reviewed by: Navindra A, September 2012
The tour was well organised, the guide was extremely knowledgeable and had a very good view of the Pope.


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adjective \ˈste-dē\steadi·ersteadi·est
Definition of STEADY
a : direct or sure in movement : unfaltering <a steady hand> b : firm in position : fixed <held the pole steady> c : keeping nearly upright in a seaway <a steady ship>
a : not easily disturbed or upset <steady nerves> b (1) : constant in feeling, principle, purpose, or attachment <steady friends> (2) : dependable c : not given to dissipation : sober
— steadi·ly \ˈste-dəl-ē\ adverb
— steadi·ness \ˈste-dē-nəs\ noun
Examples of STEADY
- She used a tripod to keep the camera steady.
- Painting takes a steady hand and a good eye.
- Prices have remained steady over the last month.
- He finally has a steady job.
- They do a steady business at the restaurant.
- There has been a steady increase in prices.
- I am making steady progress on refinishing the basement.
- There was a steady rain all day.
- We've received a steady stream of donations.
Origin of STEADY
Middle English stedy, from stede
First Known Use: 14th century
Related to STEADY
- Synonyms
- constant, dedicated, devoted, devout, down-the-line, fast, good, loyal, pious, staunch (also stanch), steadfast, faithful, true, true-blue
- Antonyms
- disloyal, faithless, false, fickle, inconstant, perfidious, recreant, traitorous, treacherous, unfaithful, untrue
Synonym Discussion of STEADY
steady, even, equable mean not varying throughout a course or extent. steady implies lack of fluctuation or interruption of movement <steady progress>. even suggests a lack of variation in quality or character <an even distribution>. equable implies lack of extremes or of sudden sharp changes <maintain an equable temper>.
verb: to keep (something or someone) from moving, shaking, falling, etc.
: to cause (something) to stop changing, increasing, decreasing, etc.
Full Definition of STEADY
transitive verb
: to make or keep steady
intransitive verb
: to become steady
— steadi·er noun
Examples of STEADY
- He steadied the gun and fired.
- She used a tripod to steady the camera.
- The doctor gave her medication to help steady her heart rate.
- Her heart rate had been erratic but eventually steadied.
- Prices have steadied in recent months.
First Known Use of STEADY
adverb: in a steady way
Full Definition of STEADY
: in a steady manner : steadily
: on the course set —used as a direction to the helmsman of a ship
First Known Use of STEADY
circa 1605
noun: the only person you are having a romantic relationship with : the person you are going steady with
plural stead·ies
Full Definition of STEADY
: one that is steady; specifically : a boyfriend or girlfriend with whom one goes steady
First Known Use of STEADY
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Quoted from Goldie Maybe I should start drinking milk again to feel awful when I did, I was skinny (younger too and miserably in pain ) but would I stop eating??
Quoted from Patty H I have an odd fingerprint usually associated with Explorer - I think it is a radial loop
Quoted from 815 Hi, are you left handed? Using the book, I first tested Warrior, then I re measured and must have done something wrong..and came out Teacher. I gave up and went to see Dr. D so that I would follow the right diet. He said I was a Warrior. He knew my father's blood type AB+ so he knew my father was the Warrior and I have his genes as well as just by looking at me. He said our trademark is the long head. Knowing your parents' blood type helps the docs a lot.
Quoted from Patty H No - I am right handed. I assume my father was an O. He has been deceased for many years. My mother is an A. I have two siblings who are A's and my brother and I are O's, so I assume he must have been an O.
Quoted from ruthiegirl Your father might have been an A or a B. All you know for sure is that both parents had O alleles to pass along. Mom was AO, dad could have been BO, AO, or OO.If the SWAMI portion sizes feel intuitively wrong, then eat smaller portions. Did your food list change?
Quoted from Dr. D Try not to get too locked up with the labels.
Quoted from BCgal On a lighter note: I was watching a movie yesterday where a couple was offered some sugary dessert at the dinner table and the man said "No thanks, we eat Right for our Blood Type and sugar compromises our immune system."
Quoted from Green Root Somehow I feel quite many healthy people get quite well without red meat, although they were O or B blood type. Well, not SO many O type individuals, but anyway. If you exercise properly, it can forgive many lacks in the diet. And if you eat properly, it can forgive some lacks in the exercise... do you agree?
Quoted from ABJoe Sometimes it is possible to clean up the diet, even years later, to the point that the body can start to clean up and heal very old injuries.


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Billings Public Library's Bookmobile will make stops at the following sites this week:
Monday: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Laurel Senior Center, 720 S. Fourth St.; 1:45-3 p.m. Morning Star, Central Avenue and Shiloh Road; 3:30-4:30 p.m. Boulder Park, 2202 32nd St. W.
Tuesday: 12:30-2 p.m. Shiloh United Methodist Church, 1810 Shiloh Road; 3-4 p.m. Friendship House, 3123 Eighth Ave. S.; 4:30-6:30 p.m. Briarwood Boulevard and Turnberry.
Wednesday: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Heights Senior Meal Site, Hope Methodist Church, 244 Wicks Lane; 1:15-2:15 p.m. High Sierra and Sierra Grande; 2:45-3:45 p.m. Becraft and Old Hardin Road; 4-5 p.m. Lockwood School.
Thursday: 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Broadview Senior Center; 2-3 p.m. Acton.
Friday: 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Senior Meal Site, 1505 Ave. D; 2-3:30 p.m. Poly-Westfield; 4-4:45 p.m. Bobby Jones-54th St. W.


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Johnny Depp Checks Into Wes Anderson's 'The Grand Budapest Hotel,' Doesn't Get Rollaway Bed for Tim Burton
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on July 17, 2012 | Be the First To CommentNotoriously meticulous director Wes Anderson seems to be speeding up his usual development process – which generally produces a new film every three years – and putting together the pieces for his next project. Hot on the heels of his successful, pubescent kids dancing in their underwear movie, Moonrise Kingdom, comes The Grand Budapest Hotel, an Anderson-penned script that is said to feature an ensemble cast, but is a mystery as far as character breakdowns or synopsis are concerned. News of the new Anderson project broke a little over a week ago, when Twitch reported they'd heard the director had begun casting on a new film, and that he was in various stages of negotiations with Johnny Depp, Owen Wilson, Bill Murray, Edward Norton, Jude Law, Jeff Goldblum, Adrien Brody, Willem Dafoe, and Angela Lansbury. A list of names that talented and notable may sound like wishful thinking, but a report from Deadline Clute now confirms that at least some of it is true. Not only did they get their hands on the title of the film, but they're also reporting that Depp has been wrapped up and is officially set to star.
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I got young niggas that'll get it popping
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Ordering has ended for the 2014 Annual Spring Plant Sale.
Every year since 1986, GrowNYC's Open Space Greening Program holds our Annual Spring Plant Sale in order to provide community groups with perennial and annual flowering plants, herbs, and vegetables from Greenmarket farmers at wholesale prices. Plants are for neighborhood open space projects only (e.g. community gardens, schools, block associations, churches, etc.) and may be sold to raise other funds.
Our 2014 Plant Sale will have 2 pickup locations:
Hattie Carthan Community Garden in Brooklyn
Thursday, May 1st from 12pm to 4pm
Friday, May 2nd from 12pm to 4pm
Saturday, May 3rd from 12pm to 4pm
654 Lafayette Ave, Corner of Marcy Ave & Clifton Place, Brooklyn, NY 11216
College Avenue Garden in the Bronx
Friday, May 9th from 12pm to 4pm
Saturday, May 10th from 12pm to 4pm
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