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This year has not been so bad. Yes I go through the occasional emotional rollercoasters,but it does not last long. So now I have put in papers to work significantly less. I look a hot mess right now. It takes a lot of work to look cute and a little bit of money. I have been preoccupied with school and parenting that I had little time for myself. I plan on changing my unhealthy lifestyle and just taking everything that I have learned and apply it to an improved me. This will hopefully be the year of hotness, love, and advancement. I know that I should not be all gungho but I am optomistic. There are people in my life that I care deeply for and I fear what this new year will mean to them. One is in poor health and is too scared to get a bone marrow transplant which could cure her disease. I even offered to get tested for her. I would gladly give her my marrow. But her doctors are against it and she is scared that it will kill her. Another friend is making some dangerous decisions and will not heed any warnings from me. It hurts me that the two most special people in my life have these hurdles. They are truly wonderful people with big hearts. They have showed me what it means to be a friend. Since at times I have been selfish and unavailable to them, while they are there for me ( one I had known since I was 5 and the other when I was 18). I trust them and there is nothing like being able to trust your friends. I don't ever envision us fighting over anything serious. Ok enough of that, there I go getting emotional again. I don't let many people in because I hate to feel. Something about the hurt feelings because of loss or whatever scare me. I actually avoid it when I can. I also hate the feeling of betrayal. That is why I don't have any new friends. Except for the one I think that I have with one person on this site. I have let people in and been betrayed and I just close myself off after bad experiences. I know that I should learn to let go and not carry it with me, but that is just how I am. I am not sure how my plan will work. I will have to be organized and diligent. I am like the messy guy from the odd couple. I loved him because he reminded me so much of myself. I also plan to come out next year but not til my birthday. I have this new thing of using dates to do big things. Like I changed my work schedule on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. I was interested in Wicca but no one wanted to try it with me so I decided to forget it. I might get some of the chlothes and tha crystal ball and some sage cuz it looks cool. I know I sound like a silly child. I have loves sci fi and I have read about magic for as long as I can remember. It just seemed like a natural progression. But I am scared of it a little so it will be fine. I still have my books and movies, that is good enough for me. I am an Atheist but I have been Catholic, then a Christian, now an Atheist. I'd rather not believe, just like I don't want to feel. I really like this site. I ramble on and only a few people read it but thats fine. I just feel good writing this on the net. I use to write in my journal but, I want people to know me even if they do not know who I am. When I finish school I hope to make my family members that have some fatith in me proud and for my mom to see that I have potential. This Blog Entry's Comment Board There are no comments on this post yet, be the first to leave one!
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FORT LEE, N.J., Nov. 12, 2010 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Neurologix, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: NRGX) (the "Company"), a biotechnology company developing innovative gene therapies for the brain and central nervous system ("CNS"), today reported its financial results for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2010.
"We are excited about the proven potential of NLX-P101, our Parkinson's disease gene therapy product, and continue to move forward with further definitive development," said Clark A. Johnson, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company. "Additionally, landmark research recently published in the journal Science Translational Medicine utilized our exclusively licensed gene therapy approach to demonstrate the importance of the p11 gene in modulating depression in mice, reversing depressive behavior of animals lacking the p11 gene. We are extremely excited by these results, which support expanded possibilities for the development of p11 gene therapy for therapeutic use, and consider them a testament to the future commercial success of our gene therapy platform in diseases of the brain."
For the three months ended September 30, 2010, the Company reported a net loss of $2.3 million, as compared with a net loss of $3.5 million for the three months ended September 30, 2009. Net loss for the third quarter of 2010 includes charges for the change in estimated fair value of derivative financial instruments related to warrants previously issued in connection with the Company's Series C Convertible Preferred Stock (the "Series C Stock") and the Company's Series D Convertible Preferred Stock (the "Series D Stock") of $0.3 million. Net loss for the third quarter of 2009 includes income for the change in estimated fair value of derivative financial instruments related to warrants previously issued in connection with the Seri
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St. Paul Police Department's Eastern District noticed a string of reports of a phone scammer on the prowl. Police said Spanish-speaking adults have reported someone claiming to be from "Xcel Energy" had called them. The scammer would tell the victims they are past due on utility bills, and that their power will be shut off.
With bow hunting season underway and the opener coming up soon, state Rep. Rick Hansen (DFL – South St. Paul) is encouraging hunters to donate venison. As hundreds of thousands of hunters gear up for this year's deer hunt, tens of thousands of Minnesotans are in need of assistance from local community food shelf services across the state.
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MONDAY, Feb. 3, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Epidurals are better pain relievers during labor than patient-controlled doses of a fast-acting painkiller called remifentanil, new research suggests.
The Dutch study is scheduled for presentation Friday at the annual meeting of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine in New Orleans.
In a meeting news release, study author Dr. Liv Freeman, of Leiden University Medical Center, said pain relief during childbirth was "significantly better" for patients who received epidurals compared to those who received remifentanil.
At issue is pain during labor, which often is alleviated through the use of epidural pain relief. The study tested an alternative approach using remifentanil, a short-acting pain reliever, since some studies suggest it works as well as epidurals.
Remifentanil works quickly and wears off quickly, according to the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine, so patients can control how much they take intravenously, adjusting levels every few minutes if needed.
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Those who received epidurals tended to report more pain relief than those who received the self-administered painkiller, and 13 percent actually switched to an epidural after initially taking the drug, Freeman's team said.
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"Previous studies looking at patient-controlled [painkillers] in labor have been inconclusive due to small sample sizes," said Dr. Keith Eddleman, director of obstetrics at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. "This study had a large number of patients and shows decisively that epidurals provide more patient satisfaction than patient-controlled [painkillers] in laboring women."
That doesn't mean epidurals are for everyone, however, since "even in the patient-controlled [painkiller] group, pain satisfaction was reasonable," Eddleman said.
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Oneonta Starr Ranch expects to market about 2 million to 2.1 million boxes this year. Marboe said the company is slowly growing its rainier program, which accounts for about 13% to 14% of the firms' cherry volume.
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The firm won't have any organic cherries this year, but expects to offer them next season.
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Rainier Fruit Co. sponsors contest
Rainier Fruit Co. is engaging consumers on social media with a photo contest called "Show us your blooms."
Suzanne Wolter, director of marketing for the Yakima, Wash.-based company, said the #showusyourblooms contest, promoted across multiple social media platforms, asks participants to submit a photo of anything in bloom.
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For the 2014 cherry season, Wolter said Rainier Fruit will offer about 15% rainiers and 85% dark sweet cherries.
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The movie was good, the marketing was horrific.
From the looks of the numbers, I'm not sure anyone within the Disney company saw the film, either.
I think the title of this thread sums it up pretty well. "Did anyone see John Carter?" With a budget of 250million and a box office of 68million to date, the overall answer seems to be on. NO ONE saw John Carter.
Quite a few times each, then, for the movie to make 68 million
I haven't seen it yet but I was planning on it this week but it's gone from my local theater. I'll go see it at the dollar saver theater. Besides my local cinema was only playing it in Disney 3D. I hate this 3D craze. Aside from the fact that it gives me headaches, it annoys me that I have to pay to "rent" a set of 3D glasses.
The marketing on this was terrible. The first commercials made no attempt to tell the "of Mars" side of the story. C'mon Disney, this was John Carter OF MARS. The books alone inspired great sci fi writers. I still remember my dad giving me his copies to read when I was younger. I do believe the DVD/Bluray sales and over sees market will help Disney make it's money back but I still think they wanted it to fail. Where were the big tie ins ot toys? I mean you can't walk through a toy department right now without tripping over an Avengers display.
3D for the sake of 3D is pitiful. Although I think now the concept of 3D has changed a bit. In the 80s, 3D meant thinks popping out at you from awful and obvious camera angles (Jaws 3D is a prime example of cut-away camera angles and cheesy 'frog in your lap' 3D scenes). Today, 3D is more about depth perception which, in reality, you can do with any movie. Titanic was just released in 3D and nothing about it was intended to be in 3D. However, they take a huge film, make it 3D, and increase the ticket price by anywhere between four and ten dollars on top of the original ticket. Suddenly, your box office is inflated.
Toys are a different story. Some movies did well in that area. As mediocre as the film was, Cars toys are big money for collectors, which is making it difficult for me to find anything fun for my nephew, who is two and just discovered the movie within the past year. Now it's all he plays with. He has traded his old cars and trucks for ones with eyes, and at such a young age knows every single car's name. But for every Cars, there are ten Pirates of the Caribbean 4 and Tron 2 films. I'm still passing these in the aisles.
As for DVD sales, I figure good publicity from the people who DID see the movie will help them to spread the word and boost home sales. From my vantage point, Disney saw that they had a less-than-stellar film set to be released (as I posted above, any time you're offering free showings, you've got a problem on your hands) so they figure if enough people see it for free and they enjoy it, then they will help get the word out there for us. So in that way, you can afford to cut back on your ad campaign. I saw the trailer online and was turned off to it. So maybe it was how they presented it. Still, I guess in a way it's worth having an embarrassing 68M box office take to begin recouping losses on your 250M project and hope that worldwide DVD and online rental sales will make up the rest. It works for other studios that are creating direct-to-video projects (though perhaps on a smaller budget than 250M).
The first Cars was very good, IMO.
I still refuse to watch the second one.
Good choice. Certainly one to avoid. The first Cars was better than I expected it to be. I didn't see it in the theater but enjoyed the story at home (though I did have to fast forward through a few slow parts). But definitely a good story. Pixar didn't have much faith in it and it was one of their weaker performers. On the other hand...
Cars 2 put me to sleep. Literally. Wonder how they'll do with Planes.
Once I heard how "Mater heavy" the second one is, I was out.
Even before that it didn't look like it would be any good. The whole foreign spy thing looked terribly forced and completely out of place.
I think because they've overdone Mater now with Mater's Tall Tales and the other spin off shorts, they realized that they've done the car angle to death.
I once read that they were disappointed with how limited they were working with characters without arms, so their interaction would be limited. So they wanted to do more with them the second time around and try an action movie. They pulled it off, to a point, but they were so caught up in the sequences that they forgot to write a worthwhile script and story.
Cars 2 was all about Mater. Lighting McQueen was a secondary character throughout the whole movie. My kids liked it but I'm not a fan of the Larry the Cable guy character. I've seen some of his earlier stand up where he's just a regular guy. Funny the accent just wasn't there.
Disney kneecapped John Carter early. That first preview was pitiful. The main character standing in an environment that looked straight out of the American Southwest never carried the importance of the original story. I can't argue for the strength of the story. I haven't seen it but I have friends who have. The ones who are scifi fans loved it. The ones who aren't thought it was ok.
And toys certainly help. That's why you usually see the toy aisles packed full of movie tie ins months before the film releases. As a toy collector I peruse the action figure aisles frequently. The Thor line was up and ready to go way before the movie hit the theaters and is in fact still in the aisles.
Maybe so, but in John Carter, Disney had what could have potentially been the start of a huge franchise. There are a number of books to pull from in the Princess of Mars chronicles. So why not go all in and take a chance with all the tie ins? I bet we'll be stumbling over Lone Ranger toys when it comes out.


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You don't need an adaptor, the Nexus 10 has a standard micro HDMI port so you just need a micro HDMI to HDMI cable.
- 12-06-2012, 08:28 PM Thread Author #3
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If you're using the same HDMI port on the TV for the Nexus 10 and something else, you could try a HDMI switch box. I don't have a personal recommendation, but I don't think the Nexus 10 should need anything special.
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Keep in mind that HDMI switches that are powered by the sending device don't tend to do well with longer cables
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As already mentioned, no adapter is needed, just a cable. But why would you think it would or should come with one? I will guess maybe less than 10% of people will EVER connect it to a TV/monitor. And probably less than 1% will do it more than once or twice while owning the device.
It also doesn't come with a case, a stylus, a screen protector, a car charger, a dock, screen cleaner, headphones, headset, keyboard, joystick, mouse, or an external battery
Which one is advisable to buy?Click "Thanks" and/or "Like" button on posts where someone helped you or you liked the posting. Nexus 5 (T-Mobile), Moto360, Nexus 10, Evo LTE, Evo 3D, Evo 4G - 12-09-2012, 12:01 PM #7
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I use my Droid4 in the Motorola HD dock to watch movies on my 55" TV at least 3 times per week. The Moto HD dock came with a mini HDMI to HDMI cable. That cable works great with my N10 too. I agree with the other commenters, any brand cable should work fine.
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I must be kinda lucky, and the last three android tablets I bought already had an hdmi adaptor in the box.
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PROCTOR Attention all chocolate lovers: sweet temptations await at the Great Brownie Bake-Off and The Chocolate Challenge during the Our Yard of Proctor Fall Festival, Sept. 27. The two categories in the 2008 Everything Chocolate Bake-Off Contest feature chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate as junior bakers (up to age 14) can enter a favorite brownie recipe while amateur adult bakers can compete in the chocolate challenge with any type of chocolate recipe. Entries must contain King Arthur Flour and chocolate. A copy of the recipe typed/printed on an 8-1/2" x 11" sheet of paper and an empty bag of King Arthur Flour must be presented upon entry. Do not put your name on your entry as numbers will be assigned upon entry. All entries should be submitted in a disposable foil, plastic or paper plate or container. There is no refrigeration available so please keep this in mind when deciding upon your entry. Entries will be accepted from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the King Arthur Bake-Off Booth in the Proctor Main Street Park. Judging will begin at 1:15 p.m. for junior bakers and 2:15 p.m. for adult amateur bakers. First Prize in each category is gift certificates to the King Arthur Flower Baker's Catalogue. Second place wins the King Arthur Flour Cookie Companion Cookbooks and third place earns a King Arthur Flour apron. Ribbons are awarded to all entries. In addition to the Bake-Off, another highlight of the Proctor Fall Festival are Vermont Railways train rides throughout the day culminating in a cocktail hour excursion with hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. The festival also features the Proctor Fire Department's famous chicken BBQ, arts, crafts and food vendors, and children's activities. Copies of the complete set of rules for the Everything Chocolate Bake-Off are available at the Proctor Town Office. For questions or more information about the Fall Festival, contact Linda Doty at 802-459-2220.
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I have an error when I start my computer ... a message appear in the corner : " Windows cannot connect to the Group policy private client service. This problem prevents standard users from logging on to the system ... " I have a picture down you can see there more about this message error . In this case how i can fix this error ? Please tell me the easy way not the hard way I mean I don't know to enter in system and make manually changes there especially in registries. Please if you know only the hard way I accept but ... BUT please be sure that will repair my error up mentioned.
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The crash of your computer during Windows Updates has caused that ! I had this issue on my laptop since November, and it really bugged me. I sifted through the event log and found the pattern of events that preceded the issue, and, probably, caused it. In short, the pattern is as follows: Windows updates run automatically as scheduled, and when reboot is initiated after the updates are finished, the computer crashes (probably during reboot sequence). When it boots up, it reports that the last shutdown was unexpected, and the issue begins to occur. I spent 2 days trying to dig out a solution from the Internet, to no avail, until I came across this page. It doesn't say anything about this particular problem, but it gives more information about SVCHOST process that starts many services, including Group Policy Client. It looks like during reboot a vital registry settings were lost during crash and Group Policy Client "don't know" how to start. Let me explain: There are two places to look in the registry:
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There are several ways to go about this, but here is what you need to be primarily concerned with: location, light and moisture, and location.
When storing lots of medical marijuana, you must do it in a place that is safe foremost, a place that only you or maybe one other person might know about, a place that the thieves and scoundrels won't find. This is the reason growers in Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity have been known to bury their crop in the ground in 50-gallon drums.
There are several advantages to this. The ground offers a controlled environment because temperatures stay consistent and the harmful rays of the sun are kept from deteriorating the finished product. For ages now, wine makers have stored their prized creations in underground cellars for this reason. It works the same way with medicinal marijuana, which often gets better with a proper cure. Since burying might be too impractical for most, find a dark and safe place that is around 60°F-70°F.
Moisture is another important thing to consider when storing buds long-term. You want to hold in the moisture remaining in the crop, but you don't want any additional moister leaking in that could create mold. For purposes of long-term storage, cheap storage containers do not work. They are not airtight and invite harmful moisture in or allow natural moisture to evaporate, causing your buds to dry out and lose their smell and flavor. One of the most practical storage solutions is turkey bags. There are a few companies out on the market that offer these bags in bulk. True Liberty offers bags in 10, 25, or 100 packs for a little more than a dollar per bag. The only drawback of these bags is that you need to put them in another container to keep light out.
Black Magic Odor Barrier Bags are ideal for longterm storage. They are FDA approved, and engineered to keep out damaging light and keep in "extreme" odors. The bags come in medium and large, are puncture resistant, and, of course, black in color. While a little more pricey – about $11 for a 5 pack – these bags are well worth it since they ensure your buds are kept in ideal conditions.
One final note on storing medical marijuana for the long term – make sure to air out your buds about once or twice a month. This will allow them to breathe and the container to exhaust its stale air. As long as you keep harmful light out and maintain internal moisture while keeping out external moisture, you will be supplied until your next harvest. While your buddy may be medicating with dried up dirt weed, you will be smoking primo MMJ bud that gets better with time.


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For her latest single, Perry was flanked by a drum line, which gave the Prism ballad some added heft, and she played up her big puppy dog eyes to maximum effect. As for "Roar," it got yet another stage treatment, with Katy decked out in a dark green shawl to go with her stage's neo-Emerald City theme this time (oh we get it, Land of Oz).
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Vickroy: Longtime art teacher hangs up her palette
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Nancy Calkins had three rules for her art students: no stick figures, no corner suns and no saying, "I can't."
Abiding by that mantra, the 700-plus students she taught each week at Brodnicki School in Indian Springs District 109, delved into the right brain world of self-expression. While there, the K through sixth graders learned about colors, techniques, patterns and famous artists.
Mostly, though, they learned about themselves and their own ability to create.
"Art is a different kind of education. It encompasses everything — reading, writing, math, history," Calkins said. "It's a totally open book."
And it was totally embraced by the students in her classroom, so much so that on the day she retired, May 22, the entire school gave her a standing ovation.
"You can't make a teacher," Calkins says, sitting at the dining room table of her Willow Springs townhome last week, a bowl of Ring Pops, vestiges of a sweet career, between us. "It has to be a calling."
And perhaps the surest proof of that passion is the teacher who puts off retirement because she can't imagine a life away from education. Calkins could have hung up her color wheel years ago but every time the subject came up, a voice inside her said she wasn't ready.
"It's surreal," she says now. "I've been working since I was 16; I've always had a job."
For 40 years that job was teaching grade schoolers how to draw, how to paint, how to interpret art's effect on the world.
"I never dummied down the language, not even with first graders," she said. In fact, she always worked alongside the students, enabling them to see first-hand the process.
Colleague Mary Kay Weir said, "Nancy is known for her ability to whip up any drawing you may need in just a few minutes. Student Council held a Talent Show in May. Nancy walked in during our practice of the song 'Roar' by Katy Perry. The next thing we knew she was drawing two tiger heads to hang in the gym. After the show two parents made sure they took them home."
When teaching art, she said, you provide a concept that has to be incorporated into a final project. The student's grade is based on the application of that process, not on the perfection of the piece, she said.
Though art brings out the best in all children, Calkins said, it also affords an opportunity for some who struggle in academic subjects, such as math and reading, to shine.
Concrete thinkers like to be told what to do and how to do it. They can get confused by freedom, she said. Art invites them to think outside their comfort zone.
Tactile and visual thinkers, on the other hand, may struggle with concrete rules and expectations but love the opportunity to come up with something on their own.
Art encourages all students to think creatively, she said.
"If you look at any math or science achievement or discovery, it is almost always the path less taken that brought us to success," she said. "Art causes this kind of thinking, it stretches the mind to look at something in a way outside the ordinary."
For years, Calkins said, schools struggled under the weight of the federal No Child Left Behind mandate, which made teaching more difficult. She said the nation seems to be moving away from those rigid expectations that everyone should be at the same point in their academic development at the exact same time.
"The new thing today is project-based learning," she said. "But art has always been that."
Perhaps the most amazing thing about Calkins's career is that it ever happened at all.
She grew up in Bridgeview and after attending public schools in District 109, moved on to Mount Assisi High School in Lemont.
"I never had an art class in high school," she said. But she was good at music and held the position of "prince" cellist — first chair.
When it came time to pick a major in college, she went with math and quickly became bored. Then she took an art class just for fun.
That changed everything. She asked to change her major but, because she didn't have a portfolio, University of St. Francis officials put her on probation. They also made her choose a minor.
She chose education. And after she student-taught at Hufford Junior High, she fell in love with the profession, so much so that when she was offered a job at a design studio after graduation, she turned it down in order to be available for a teaching job when one opened up.
A year later, one did. At her alma mater.
And thus began her stint at the "best job in the world." She began at the junior high and then settled in at Brodnicki.
"There was no curriculum back then, no books, no mentors," she said. "I had to create everything myself."
Things, of course, are much different now. Not all of it for the better.
In many districts, art and music are threatened by budget shortfalls. Calkins said she's grateful District 109 has always been a big proponent of fine arts.
"We may not be rich in monetary terms, but we're rich in culture," she said. "We're one of the few districts with arts specialists and with both an orchestra and a band for fourth through eighth grades."
The culturally diverse community demands it, she said. In addition to parts of Bridgeview, the district draws students from Justice and parts of Hickory Hills.
Calkins also helped to organize the teachers union in 109, working her way up to union president. "Our original contract was one page," she said. "Now, it's 68."
Teachers are better because of the union, she said. It eliminates unequal treatment and favoritism and assures that all will be treated as professionals, she said.
Though much has changed in the world over the past 40 years, particularly technology, Calkins said, children are still children.
"They're still wide-eyed, beautiful, hopeful, expect-to-live-happily-ever-after little people," she said. "And that is what I will miss the most."
Well, that, and the occasional brush with celebrity status. Calkins' husband, Ed, said they can hardly shop at a store without someone recognizing her with enthusiasm.
That happens even in the most unexpected places. They were boarding a plane for Disney World for their honeymoon 25 years ago when someone shouted, "Miss Jarosz (her maiden name), is that you?"
Indeed she has taught long enough to have instructed many of the parents of her current students. Even her principal, Dr. Kelly Doogan, was in her class years ago.
She plans to spend her newly found free time painting, reading and enjoying time with her stepson, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren.
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I dont like to use artifical ingreds, could you use maple syrup or honey? Or could you just eat less and still get the wonderful joy of real icecream if its only carbs you are worried about? |
I buy Pierre's Slender ice cream made with Splenda. It's very good and fairly low in carbs. |
I agree with gardeng>.... about using artificials. One day I accidentally made bread pudding without the sugar and was almost half way through my serving before I realized it. Maybe you can adjust your recipe to use minimal sugar or honey or fruit. Fruit, of course, has carbs but contribute good fiber and nutrients your body needs. Splenda isn't bad but I can still taste it. |
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Missouri Police Tackle And Arrest Peaceful "Impeach Obama" Protestors - VIDEO
Submitted by emalvini on Tue, 08/20/2013 - 20:32Missouri Police Tackle And Arrest Peaceful "Impeach Obama" Protestors
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How many cops dose it take ...
to quash the First Amendment ?
Life is a sexually transmitted disease with a 100% fatality rate.
Don't Give me Liberty, I'll get up and get it myself!
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This is what we need more of... Celebrities
I had no idea Gomer Pyle was a friend of the liberty movement :)
I am sorry. I couldn't resist.
Much love to you fellow freedom lover.
Protect your assets and profit from the greatest wealth transfer in history.
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the police are bullies and believe they are above the law--
how can these people be educated to know what to do 'next time'?
it's hard to be awake; it's easier to dream--
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That's it?
I can't believe this video ends with the author saying they were in jail.
Being arrested for claiming your rights is the BEGINNING of making a valid, useful protest. The next step is to go to court and claim your rights. Just being arrested accomplishes absolutely nothing.
After your criminal trial. the next step is to sue the police on civil rights charges.
If you're not ready to do all these things, stay home and quit "protesting." All you're doing is putting on a show that makes you look powerless.
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The police
are merely the shock troop strong arms of our mafia type extortion loving government who have demonstrated time and again that our Constitution is meaningless and obsolete to them. Get down and grovel slaves.
There are no politicians or bankers in foxholes.
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Next step, bumper stickers that the establishment dislikes are
made illegal. They will say they distract drivers and are causing accidents.
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There needs to be payback, and it needs to be a
Abusers fear no repercussions for their misdeeds. This needs to change: It needs to become as personal for them as it already is for us.
Vigilante Justice when all else fails....
What would the Founders do?
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Guys, I'm looking for a realistic solution to this problem...
But I am not seeing one. Not a non-violent one at least.
What I am seeing is a very swift, but gradual enough, complete and utter fall into total authoritarian tyranny.
Looks just like early or pre- Nazi Germany.
How the hell do we effectively reverse this before it consumes this nation, without a violent revolution, &/or social collapse?
We are stuck between a rock & hard place. Can we start looking for solutions?
Will it be as simple as forcibly standing up for our constitutional rights, and forcing the government to respect the individual, who just might flip his or her $hit and smoke some fool cop who thinks he's above the law? Maybe a corrupt Judge or two, here or there, I'm wondering? Maybe we need to put teeth into the constitution again? Make the government respect the people. Water the old Tree of Liberty.
Please, tell me I'm wrong.
PEOPLE OPPOSING TYRANNY - Real Grass Roots!
Are you a POT or a PET - Person Embracing Tyranny?
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No question this is of grave concern
The only peaceful solution that comes to mind is if we get a large group of people together to maybe speak w the police chief in person. Or a smaller group backed by a bunch of people who signed a petition or something like that. We'd have to have an "airing of grievances" to every single police chief who allows this thuggery to go on.
I actually kind of like this idea. There are many police chiefs that would have to be talked to. A police officer is NOT acting within the law to arrest people for "not obeying what I tell you" when what they tell someone is something unconstitutional. And arresting and/or roughing innocent citizens up based on this should mean firings and civil penalties (depending on the severity). And I'm not talking about taxpayers picking up the penalties. These officers need to pay the penalties themselves.
Also amongst the demands should be that citizens have the right to ask what law they're breaking when asked by an officer to do something. And they should also be told in advance what the officer's next move is. For example "if you don't do X then my next step will be to arrest you. If you resist that arrest then I might tase you". But again "X" had better be a legitimate and constitutional law. Also citizens should be allowed to talk to officers without the officer treating a question (eg "what law am I breaking?") as a threat
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The cards will fall
The cards will fall where they fall.
The majority have been desensitized and are in control. While it takes only an irate minority to prevail, there is still power in numbers. We are still ignored among RepubliCANs, let alone the hard core socialists who believe they will be well taken care of.
While we must continue to reach out, the worse is yet to come.
Meantime, work local/state and make your difference there. If you are not involved, post a sign or two in town inviting others to a local restaurant/bar and organize together. That is what the Constitution defines.
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
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Ever fall a tree?
trees and cards don't just fall where they fall unless it's a natural disaster, and then they don't fall, but they take out everything around them.
We are NOT ignored by republicans.
Here in CA, we are being slaughtered by Democrats and the GOP who infiltrated and work to undermine the GOP for a NWO
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the gop and dnc are the
the gop and dnc are the problem.
Ron Paul 2016
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"We are NOT ignored by republicans."
Granger, while conversing with me, please do not use false statements.
republicans, like democrats, have been desensitized/brainwashed by tv. Thus the term republicrat.
A sample of proof is that both believe we must be overseas, which supports the lining of the pockets of world corporatists/bankers, among other things.
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
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Here's what YOU posted:
"We are still ignored among RepubliCANs,"
NO, WE ARE NOT!!! You made a false statement.
I do not employ false statements. That is not to say that I am always correct. I am willing to be corrected. As a REPUBLICAN, I am NOT being ignored, and they are WELL AWARE I am a Ron Paul ERepublican.. That is how I ran my campaign.
I do not avoid questions. I answered your questions and noticed, you didn't answer mine. Now you accuse me of making false statements.. no I didn't.
Since I worked with Ralph Nader since 1992, I'm WELL AWARE of the "republicrat" slang. It's a name that could suit YOU, "Mr. working both parties operator".
Parties don't have beliefs, people do. Parties have platforms.
Do you have a politcal trust set up? Can you show me or are you operating illegally?
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"Parties don't have beliefs, people do. Parties have platforms."
You are partially correct:
People believe what parties tell them. Both parties anymore are but one. And yes, the party does have a platform, and we on this forum understand what the objective(s) is/are.
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
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"People believe what parties tell them"
Some people may believe what parties tell them, but the more educated know, that it's not what is said, but what is written, because much is said that never materializes. That is why so many who do not read (By-Laws, platforms, rules, agenda) have gone Indy.
"We" on this forum are not a collective of "all for one and one for all".. The DP is many layers, many veiled, many agendaed..
I see myself as a student. The only regret I have is not joining the GOP in 07 when Ron Paul asked me personally.
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Forget about those
Forget about those regrets. You have learned and moved on, so there is no need to waste time on that anymore.
I would strongly suggest using your wisdom and talents to do something tangible:
Create a new thread [please think it out first so that there are no errors], a topic outlining writing/re-writing rules and by-laws. Offer examples and suggestions. The people on this forum who have not quit or just getting started may possibly find it useful.
Granger, I am holding YOU accountable to do this, and do the right thing. I fondly and proudly trust that you will :-)
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
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I'm not a messanger
You are right about forgetting about my regret.. been dwelling on that too long already.
I'm still in.. will see what the convention brings.. do my best, make my report, and will present papers to disolve my committee if need be.
Past chair is in prison (frame job too conservative for the Democrats here), this chair is leaving.. as you say, we are being rounded up. Maybe you would like a copy of the "disolving committee" form after it's signed for your Democrat friends, something to party about? Convention will determine whether there will be a GOP here or not, and I'm prepared..
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'Miss I'm not a messenger"
Yes you are. You do it everyday on this board.
Toughen up, missy. You can do better than that :-)
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
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My goal on DP is to get educated
I share what I know, am downvoted to oblivion, because many here do not want to learn or have others educated.. they want to discredit.. that's fine with me. I KNOW my truth.. and my job, is to take what I learn, write it into actions on the committee, By-Laws, TO prepare, and provide the registered GOP voters the means to act legally, which includes disolving the committee if I need to.
right now, I've got a team on the property making sure this property is 100% fire compliant (neighbor just got dinged $35K.. had a team working for two weeks taking out trees, healthy trees).. and I know, what's coming.. I expect more inspections, I expect to be told to cull my flock, I expect a search of the property for arms, records, the worst, and it's not good, but I have hope.. being prepared might buy me some time to live in relative peace a couple of years. That's about it. One day at a time.
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I think your post
needs to be an entire thread.
We've been talking about this for too long.
If you don't know your rights, you don't have any.
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Agreed. Will do...
Will do so soon. Just have one or two things I gotta get through first.
My next target is the NBC thing, which not many people seem to grasp.
My father, a lawyer, for which this screen named is named after, will post a detailed explanation of why Obama and guys like Cruz are NOT eligible for POTUS.
That's a separate issue, but one he's working on, so that's next.
So many places we are being attacked, it's tough to know where to start.
PEOPLE OPPOSING TYRANNY - Real Grass Roots!
Are you a POT or a PET - Person Embracing Tyranny?
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Are you referring to
the Connecticut Social Security number or the long-form birth certificate that was never found in that Hawaii Hospital?
Both of which make no sense to me, yet, are dismissed in the mainstream instantly as "Conspiracy Theory."
If you don't know your rights, you don't have any.
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If only our police employees
If only our police employees would focus on catching real criminals, instead of all the low hanging fruit(us) our law makers have created for them to enforce with all their rules and regulations?
All the easy laws to enforce were created to distract law enforcement personnel from enforcing more severe laws. The seat belt laws and DUI were some of them.
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Damn, did you see how many
Damn, did you see how many cops they sent to deal with these dangerous criminals? Must be the many recent cases of constitutionalists inciting violence. Oh yeah, there have been none.
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
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here are a few more videos and related article:
Overpasses For Obama's Impeachment, Two Patriots Arrested
Published on Aug 18, 2013
"Survival Doc" and Mark are arrested for not obeying an officer and Mark was also charged with resisting arrest. Did he resist arrest? You be the judge. Oh, and one more thing, they never read us our Miranda Rights. We spent 24 hours in the St. Charles Count Jail with Missouri Hwy Trooper Jenkins acting as judge, jury and executioner.
All in the name of America and the Bill of Rights, as part of a growing, truly grassroots nationwide movement of PEACEFUL highway overpass protests to wake up America and possibly even impeach oBUSHma:
Join Overpasses for Impeach Obama Protest August 17th
Published on Aug 16, 2013
Alex is joined via video Skype by James Neighbors of Overpasses.org to discuss their country wide campaign of overpass protests to impeach president Obama.
https://twitter.com/OverpassesUSAStay in the know - Follow Alex at:
Check out the small-penised bully, wannabe tough-guy moron scumfcuk trying out 'for realz yo' a new arm-bar choke-hold move he learned at a recent MMA seminar, against a wholly peaceful citizen-employer of the filthy wasteful degenerate tax leechin' Halloween costume donning imposter maggot: note, if you really wanted to be effective, you'd want to position your forearm around the carotid arteries, as in sides of the neck, not the front.
It's like, geesh, these idiot primates can't even exercise their tyrannical martial combatives techniques properly!
Thank god they suck at most things! LOL...er.. .o(
Is St. Charles County, MO as corrupt as King County, WA, or what?? Well, MIAC's political dissident vilification/"terrorist"-labeling plans and oBUSHma 'truth-squad' Stalinist 'keep your mind in check' did stem from there, so figures; wouldn't be surprising at all:
Light up the Phonelines! Remind these govt terrorist monkeys that they're still nothing but servants; let them know to act like one. That said, no need to be blatantly belligerent, but still, please be assertive and firm:
Or simply copy & paste & click: http://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/PatrolDivisions/Tro...
Troop C
891 Technology Drive
Weldon Spring, MO 63304
Phone:(636) 300-2800
Fax:(636) 300-2741
Super Site
3180 Koch Road
St Louis, MO 63125
Phone:(314) 416-2180
Fax:(314) 416-2179
Service Center
5268 Flat River Road
Park Hills, MO 63601
Phone:(573) 431-0166
Fax:(573) 431-4429
On a good note, good to see that r3VOL are EVERYWHERE!
Survival Doc's r3VOL bona fides:
& yup, he's an Oath Keeper, too!
Here he is on TLC's "Livin' for the Apocalypse" (their own version of "Doomsday Preppers"):
They cannot stop an idea whose time has come. They can pull all the ill-executed chokeholds they want, they're not gonna stop history; all the craziness that we're all clearly witnessing, what seems to be growing and ever ubiquitous, are in point of fact, in actuality, desperate acts of the last days of a dying empire; tyranny always entropy into an overt ubiquity, before its eventual, historically factual and cyclic downfall.
Unfortunately, in the interim, we all gotta muddle through and deal with these 'simple,' small everyday tyrannies committed by the tyrants and their dutiful moron functionaries, which are actually indicative of desperate actions of a pathetic loser enforcement statist class of delusional brainwashed biological automatons, who are surely about to lose all their jobs and pensions. But by the time they realize they've been on the wrong side of history, it'd be too late and worthless to remind them: "we told you so."
That said, we told you so!
Don't say we didn't warn them and tried to get them on the right side of history, before it was too late: http://oathkeepers.org/oath/
AJ's brilliant, hilariously indignant rant on their color of law 'choke-hold:'
Predictions in due Time...
"Let it not be said that no one cared, that no one objected once it's realized that our liberties and wealth are in jeopardy." - Dr. Ronald Ernest Paul
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Hey I got a novel idea......
Why not arrest the people who cause protestors to protest?
Because: Some animals are more equal than other animals. -Animal Farm-
What the? > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MTIwY3_-ks
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Can't do that, silly you.
Can't do that, silly you.
Can't even accuse.
That'd be racist.
Besides, to begin with, you'd need a 1st Amendment still hanging around.
But it's gone for an indeterminate vacation.
Sorry about that, they may have missed to send the memo to everybody.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
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Police Orders
So let me get this straight, the officer thinks that he can just order anybody to do anything? Last time I checked, the order has to be backed by law, and the officer failed to cite any law when asked.
I think the protester should file criminal charges against the officer. What if the officer had ordered protesters to jump in front of a moving car? What if the officer had ordered protesters to hand over all their cash? Unlawful orders violate the public trust, and do not carry the authority or protection of the law. This means the officer acted on his own, he committed a felony assault, and he unlawfully arrested a peaceful, law-abiding citizen.
I used to be a big supporter of law-enforcement, nowadays I strain to understand why we need them at all.
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New York Color • Smooch Proof Lip Stain (All) • Lips
(112 reviews)
Average Rating. | 3.9 |
Would buy this product again. | 77% |
Ingredients |
*TOP REVIEWER* organicmoon on 7/18/2013 6:55:00 PM more reviews by organicmoon
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
I like this stuff. So no it does not last 16 hours and usually it pisses me off when companies say that about their products but I still like this. I have it in the shade Never Ending Nude and got it for $2-$3 at my local Rite Aid. I have tried putting this on numerous ways and I think I found what works best. I have large lips that dry easily so they must be moisturized however, lipstains are not known for moisture so...I dab just a tiny bit of balm on my lips and rub in well. Then I use the fine point on this baby to outline my lips first which is nice to be able to do. Then dab on the color. Making sure I get the corners of my mouth. Let this dry for 60 seconds then dab just a little more balm on top. I don't mind the extra work b/c I save money with this product. I would not recommend using a heavy oil based lip balm. I tried using my fav lip balm Mocha Java from Chagrin Valley and it made the color fleck off b/c the oils were trying to penetrate to my lips. It does work well with most Chapsticks and I had great results using it with Carmex Moisture Plus in the skinny silver tube. After all this my lips are not really nude and it might have something to do with my pigmented lips but not all of it. It's more of a flushed rose color that works well with my fair complexion. I will be checking out other colors.
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Bubbles98 on 7/12/2013 12:50:00 PM more reviews by Bubbles98
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Other Eyes: Brown
I love this so much, i usually just wear chapstick to school but im trying to spice my makeup up for summer and spring and this is perfect. Lasts all day for me and doesnt dry my lips out. Will deffinately get more colours
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*TOP REVIEWER* countrygyrl on 6/28/2013 4:30:00 PM more reviews by countrygyrl
Age: 36-43 Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Neutral Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
This is one product I will have to disagree with "the cosmetic cop" Paula Begoun on. Not that its bad per say, its just not as great as she reviewed it to be (sorry Paula, but truly, I ain't got nothing but love for you!). Anyway I bought this in "Rock on Ruby" hoping it would be a long wearing, almost touch up free alternative to my red lipstick. NOT! Now, Its a great red, very neutral and natural looking true red, quick drying, light and perfectly matte. I love the color. I do like the feel , I can't feel it at all on my lips, and I do like the marker type application. However its not as presice as I thought- the tip of my marker holds no color so I need to use the sides and I must build it up to get good color saturation. I store it top down and still feel like it not "wet" enough. It feels light and not really drying but in my case it was gone in an hour or so! NO GOOD! I get my .99 cent NYC retro red to last longer than that and this stuff is $5 bucks! So what I have done to obtain red lipstick perfection is to use my Smooch Proof Lip Stain as a base for my lipstick. I apply, let dry, apply my retro red, fix with a lipbrush, blot and reapply then blot again (I prefer matte red lips) and I have perfect red lips with maybe only one touch up per day. So while both NYC products aren't perfect in themselves the combination of them gives me my perfect red I have so longed for. I will repurchase Smooch Proof- for use as a base only with my retro red- and this only when Rite-aid has their usual 40% off NYC sale and until (maybe) I can truly find my ONE perfect red lipstick.
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Primpology on 6/28/2013 2:07:00 PM more reviews by Primpology
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I love this stuff. It's perfect for an on the go lip, an at home lip, a I don't give a poop lip, and those who can't keep lipstick on. This is perfect for summer. I apply a few coats, let it dry and top it with a lip balm and I'm good to go for hours. It's perfect for your beach tote or purse and is easy to apply. I have it in Persistant Pink (my fave) and Never Ending Nude. I might pick up a third today just for more variety.
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Jenngzm on 6/27/2013 2:28:00 PM more reviews by Jenngzm
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
First of all,this product will b drying on the lips- its a lip stain not a gloss stain or balm stain , like a marker you are painting your lips. With that being said, these are great if you are looking for color, they do dry fast so try to work quickly or you'll get streaks. Make sure to exfoliate before then put chapstick on and blend with your fingers. If you have pigmented lips the color may chnage but it will look more natural, like you ate a popsicle. These arent meant to be opaque, thats what a longwearing lipstick if for. Make sure to store them upside down so the ink can travel down, if you use these often they dry up in about 4 months. They are about $5 cheaper than most stains, wish they were $3 since i o through these quickly. But i do rreccomend these, NYCs best product.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Shauneexo on 6/24/2013 12:19:00 AM more reviews by Shauneexo
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Hazel
I didn't like this at all. I exfoliated before applying and you wouldn't even have known it. This stain went on soooo awfully patchy and seemed to sink into the fine lines of my lips. Not to mention, this did no staining. Over the course of about an hour, I had patchy looking, dry looking, overall crappy looking lips. Ew!
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JohannaMichaella on 6/20/2013 6:07:00 PM more reviews by JohannaMichaella
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Brown
I absolutely love this stuff. I bought Champagne Stain, and am planning to go get another color or so. I like that I can put it on and have time to touch it up/even it out with a finger before it dries. My favorite thing though is that I can put a clear gloss or balm over it multiple times a day without the color disappearing. My lips don't get dried out and they are a great color. For $5, it's definitely worth trying.
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JanetA7X on 6/15/2013 6:02:00 PM more reviews by JanetA7X
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
First timw I buy a lipstain & it was bad. I picked this up & right when I opened it the tip came off!!! I was still able to test it. I love the color but it doesn't even last!! It ain't no lip stain.
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chokeonchicken on 6/10/2013 3:09:00 PM more reviews by chokeonchicken
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
So glad I picked up this product on a whim. The color I purchased is Champagne Stain. It is very pigmented. No color transfer. Dries matte but doesn't look cracked or dry. Lasted through a dinner. An hour after that is was starting to fade but left more color on the edge of my lips like lipliner. I liked it so well that I purchased another color, Orange on the Go, which I don't recommend. The color shows on the hand but really only deepened the redness in my lips. If you have really lightly pigmented lips it may work better for you. As with any lipstain, I wouldn't wear this too many days at a time, as it will cause drying of the lips.
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EmilyPierce on 6/9/2013 10:26:00 PM more reviews by EmilyPierce
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
I have never hated a lip product more than I hate these lip stains. They're uneven, drying as all get out, and about as long lasting as a Popsicle in the desert. These are not worth the shelf space they take up at the drugstore.
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April 19, 2010 Fantasy BeatThe Peavy Problem
After missing parts of the 2008 and 2009 seasons with a variety of injuries, fantasy owners hoped they could get a full season - with something close to full production - from Jake Peavy in 2010. �
Currently, one reason behind Peavy's lack of punchouts is he just can't seal the deal.� A full 33% of all hitters have fallen behind the count 0-2 against Peavy in his three starts this year.� That is truly an outstanding rate, given that among starters in the AL, only Dallas Braden has jumped ahead 0-2 more often than Peavy. (Braden is at a whopping 41%.)� Obviously, jumping ahead in the count so often should give Peavy and Braden a huge advantage.� While hitters are predictably struggling against Braden when they are facing an 0-2 deficit, batting a meager .083/.120/.083, Peavy is having no such success.� Batters are pounding Peavy to the tune of .294/.368/.353 when falling behind 0-2.� Yikes. By comparison, last year Peavy jumped ahead 0-2 a full 31% of the time (again, an outstanding rate) but limited hitters to a line of .104/.131/.156 when jumping ahead by that count.
Peavy may very well recover his form and deliver another solid fantasy season.� Or, this could be the beginning of a phase of his career where he simply becomes a third or fourth tier fantasy starter.� Returning from injury and pitching away from San Diego for the first time in his career, it certainly feels like he's at a crossroads.� In any case, the roots of Peavy's problems are enough to cause some serious concern among fantasy owners.� This is a situation to monitor over his next couple of starts.
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