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Probably the best smell ever and it make my skin so soft! The con is that you get it all over your clothes when you dress. I rarely use mine because of this and it's a big shame because the smell is so sexy and chic. I pat this on my bedlinen instead, works great!
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UPDATE (8/2013): Still loving this stuff. I go to LUSH every couple months to pick up more. The new updated packaging has made all the difference. The powder now comes in cute little bottles that are super travel friendly. I still use this over my baby oil or baby oil gel and together, my skin get soooo smooth, especially if I exfoliate.
ORIGINAL REVIEW: I just bought 2 more cans! This stuff smells so lovely. I spread it on my body after moisturizing. Because I use oil to moisturize, this helps soak up some of the excess grease and makes my skin even smoother. Because it has moisturizing properties, I can see myself just using this in the summer time to help me keep my skin smooth. It leaves such a lovely jasmine smell in my skin, that it's become a must have in my arsenal of body products.
I agree with other reviewers that the packaging could use much improvement. The Kraft powder cheese packaging makes this difficult to travel with and also takes time to learn to work with. Plus, the plastic tab that covers a new can requires a knife to break through in order to get this thing open,
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I am utterly in LOVE with this stuff. Aside from the fact that it obviously smells great, it makes my skin softer than velvet. I find the price to be reasonable for the amount of product you get. The packaging is annoyingly leaky but I don't travel with it so it's not too much of a problem for me. To make a long story short, it's a must-have for dates. That's all I'm gonna say.
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This is a fantastic product! I rub this on my skin when I'm still damp from the shower, and I smell lovely all day! It does not irritate my sensitive skin, which is very unusual for me. I have found this can even be used as a deodorant under the arms with a more thorough application.
I use this every day, and it smells amazing. A sweet, faintly jasmine, very sexy vanillic ladylike scent. This stuff is great for smooth skin under your clothes. I adore this and have purchased it many times over.
One of the few LUSH products I'm willing to shell out for.
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Like at least one other reviewer below, I tried this as a dry shampoo and had good results. Worth a shot if you ran out of your regular stuff and/or don't want to smell like lemon pledge (I'm talking to you, Blandi!)
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After several months of obsessing over all things Lush, a friend directed me to Paula Begoun's Cosmetics Cop website, which counters Lush's (genius) marketing with actual science, and the love affair soured. Silky Underwear is the sole product to survive my anti-Lush backlash. I use Urban Decay's Big Buddha Brush to dust this over my groin, on my chest, under my breasts, all over my feet, and anywhere else that gets sweaty and I can count on staying dry. It feels divine, too, cool and silky. The jasmine scent is lovely, but it will have "turned" by the product's expiration date (note: the product doesn't go bad once it's expired, it just loses its signature jasmine scent).
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LOVE IT. Firstly, I didn't go through all 11 pages of reviews, but some of us ladies that are more "well-endowed" have the obnoxious issue of underboob sweat to deal with, like after working out or being out on a hot day. THIS is am amazing solution and the only powder I have found that does not end up like clumps of flour, doesn't irritate, and keeps me dry all day.
This is going to work FANTASTICALLY for an upcoming convention I'll be doing, where I'll be in a PVC costume all day in crowds. It'll keep me dry and fresh and THAT makes me happy. Yes, the packaging sucks, but it's a minor price to pay for such a great product.
I haven't tried sprinkling it on the bedsheets, but that is certainly something I'm going to try.
But this is going to me an HG for me, especially since I live in Florida :)
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I like Silky Underwear quite a lot. I depend on this stuff to keep me feeling fresh during the warmer months. I adore the scent, to me it smells like a slightly floral buttercream icing. I've had the same package for what seems like ages, so while the initial purchase is expensive, the product does last (but of course YMMV depending on how you use it.) I do wish that there was a way to open and reclose the top so that you could put a puff inside. Otherwise, this is a wonderful product and a staple for me.
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I LOVE the smell. It's the "perfect" smell in my opinion. I wish they made more stuff (soap, bath melts, massage bars, lotion, shampoo) that smelled like this. I'd buy it all! And they better not ever, ever, EVER discontinue, aaccckkkk - perish the thought! Love using it in the summer time especially to keep me dry, fresh and smelling perfect in the scorching Texas heat.
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Scientists at The University of Manchester have unveiled new research which shows how exploding stars may have helped to create the earth. The discovery was made during a unique research project examining how some dead stars re-ignite and come back to life.
Professor Albert Zijlstra's study of Sakurai's Object – the only star which has been observed re-igniting in modern times – has led him to conclude that 5% of the carbon on earth may have been come from stardust expelled by stars exploding back to life.
"Up to 0.1% of the total mass of the star, which is equivalent to 300 times the mass of the earth, can be expelled when a star re-ignites," says Professor Zijlstra.
"This discovery not only gives us a new understanding of where the natural material that made up the earth came from, but also leads us to believe that part of the carbon in the universe could have come from these events."
Stars die when they have used up most of their hydrogen. For the Sun, this will happen in about 4.5 billion years. But some stars will experience a brief rebirth when their helium suddenly ignites, and the remaining hydrogen in their outer envelope is drawn into the helium shell. After the explosive re-ignition, the star will expand to giant proportions – expelling tonnes of carbon in the process - before rapidly burning out again.
"We expect that some 25% of all stars will experience such a re-ignition, but this is an extremely rare occurrence, and we will probably only see it happen once every hundred years or so", says Professor Zijlstra.
Incredibly, the earth's formation was not the main focus of Professor Zijlstra's research, which sought to establish a better understanding of why Sakurai's Object had re-ignited.
Computer simulations had predicted a series of events that would follow such a re-ignition, but the star didn't follow the script – events moved 100 times more quickly than the simulations predicted.
"Sakurai's Object went through the first phases of this sequence in just a few years – 100 times faster than we expected – so we had to revise our models. We've now produced a new theoretical model of how this process works, and the observations have provided the first evidence supporting our new model," Zijlstra said.
"It's important to understand this process. Sakurai's Object has ejected a large amount of carbon into space, both in the form of gas and dust grains. These will find their way into regions of space where new stars form, and the dust grains may become incorporated in new planets. Our results suggest this source for cosmic carbon may be far more important than previously suspected," Zijlstra added.
Zijlstra's findings will be presented in the April 8 issue of the prestigious journal Science.
Albert Zijlstra is Professor of Astrophysics in The School of Physics and Astronomy – part of the University of Manchester's Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences. The astronomers studied a star known as V4334 Sgr, in the constellation Sagittarius. It is better known as "Sakurai's Object," after Japanese amateur astronomer Yukio Sakurai, who discovered it on February 20, 1996, when it suddenly burst into new brightness.
Observations were made using the The Very Large Array, one of the world's premier astronomical radio observatories, which consists of 27 radio antennas in a Y-shaped configuration on the Plains of San Agustin fifty miles west of Socorro, New Mexico. Each antenna is 25 meters (82 feet) in diameter. The outburst of Sakurai's Object is the first such blast seen in modern times. Other stellar outbursts observed in 1670 and 1918 may have been caused by the same phenomenon.
The scientists continue to observe Sakurai's Object to take advantage of the rare opportunity to learn about the process of re-ignition. They are making new VLA observations just this month. The new models predict that the star will become much hotter very rapidly. It will then -slowly – repeat its evolution once more, re-attaining its current, cooler temperature by about AD 2200, reheating a second time, before finally becoming extinct.
Zijlstra worked with Marcin Hajduk of the University of Manchester and a Polish research institute; Falk Herwig of Los Alamos National Laboratory; Peter A.M. van Hoof of Queen's University in Belfast and the Royal Observatory of Belgium; Florian Kerber of the European Southern Observatory in Germany; Stefan Kimeswenger of the University of Innsbruck, Austria; Don Pollacco of Queen's University in Belfast; Aneurin Evans of Keele University in Staffordshire, UK; Jose Lopez of the National Autonomous University of Mexico in Ensenada; Myfanwy Bryce of Jodrell Bank Observatory in the UK; Stewart P.S. Eyres of the University of Central Lancashire in the UK; and Mikako Matsuura of the University of Manchester.
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The gene, RORA, encodes a protein that works as a "master switch" for gene expression, and is critical in the development of the cerebellum as well as in many other processes that are impaired in autism. Dr. Hu's earlier research found that RORA was decreased in the autistic brain. In this study, the research group demonstrates that aromatase, a protein that is regulated by RORA, is also reduced in autistic brains.
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I did a "deconstructed" variation of this dish using homenade tagliatelle with the goat cheese mixture liberally sprinkled on top with the parmesan, pine nuts and chives. It was equally as tasty as the ravioli version, but a little less time consuming.
Made our own pasta and it made about 48 large raviolis. We love this dish!The bitterness of the olives was a great balance to the sweet peppers and creamy goat/ marscapone filling. Yum
I made this for Thanksgiving dinner this year as a side for vegetarian friends. It is PERFECT! I changed nothing, followed the recipe and everyone loved it.
So good. The rich creamy pasta and the sharp fresh peppers. Yum! Time consuming, but completely worth it. Egg roll wrappers cut into fours worked well, and the leftover filling (I was cooking for two) was awesome on Goat Cheese Potato Gratin, also a yummy epi recipe.
This is the best pasta dish I have ever made. I made it for a girls dinner party and they all went back for seconds. It was delicious. I will make it again. Very light and very good.
Just wonderful. First time I have reviewed a recipe, but it was so good I felt I had to. An explosion of flavors, complex and rich. Definitely roast your own peppers. I only had red, yellow and orange--wished I had a green pepper--would have been a good addition to cut the sweetness.
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Oh good, glad he's OK.
I have just entered this for Sept http://www.trailrunning.co.uk/index.cfm?action=event.overview&event=2013-09-14-1st-ultimate-trails-ultra-marathon-100km-50km after faffing around trying to sort ever complicated logistics for other races - need something that won't leave me massively out of pocket if I can't make it for some reason. Flights and accomodation soon add on hugely to a race entry cost!
that looks lovely cragc!! might join you!
CC - Does look awesome, it's just getting so tough now to pick between races there are so many of them. It's only May and I am already fretting about which races to do next year .... ....
Glad you've found something to suit you, cragchick. Might look at the 100km version for next year - I've got my 5 x 50 miles booked for this year and I'm not looking for anything else! I'm even thinking of having a rest after Ladybower and then working on recovering some speed over the winter.
That looks great CC. Will add that to my list of possibles for the future! So much awesome stuff to do, so little time...
Glad you have found something that fits in with life in general as well as inspiring you!
Awww come on Lou, come and play!!
There are lots out there, but I guess in some ways it's easier for me to dismiss many as logistics just rule a fair amount out! But I can drive to the Lakes, even if it is a 5-6 hour trip so a lot more flexibility. Will probably give the Lakeland 100 a go next year, but am really excited about this one as I've spent so many years and trips to the Lakes will be like trips down memory lane
By the sounds of it the rest of you have PLENTY planned!
If you are a UK based ultra runner, then the Lakeland 50 or 100 should be in your bucket list somewhere.
We don't have many truly international events.
to be fair Ben, I think a lot depends on how you like your races ... for some the mountain-based stuff just doesn't do it for them; thankfully I think we have a very diverse collection of events across our little island, from multiple laps around hampshire waste-land, coastal trails, mountain, parkland etc etc OK not much road stuff but something for everyone, and hopefully stops races becoming seriously overcrowded AND more importantly overcrowding the countryside!!
I also think we all need very large buckets to cope with the choice
Ah yes, my bucket list is getting a bit out of hand!
This thread has gone a bit quiet recently. Where is LIrish when you need him,....
It's because Loulabel hasn't been around.
I could pretend to be a newbie, having run a half-marathon, wondering if it was possible to do an ultra next month, and if so what back-pack should I use.
Now bag packs is what I like taking abouit/
Well Spen71, now that you mention packs ....... took out a small additional mortgage and bought myself a Nathan Vaporwrap a few weeks ago, I had been mooning over the Ultimate Direction PB Adventure however it was clear fresh stock was not going to hit the UK in time for WHW (my flimsy justification for needing another pack) so the Nathan it was ..... well i owe it an apology, I hope it doesn't know it was second choice as it is awesome, sits just right, lots of pockets, great compression and for me the holy grail front bottle holders that are lovely and secure without the usual bounce. I didn't realise how good it was until today when I took my Camelbak Octane XCT for a trot, my previous gold standard for fit and it annoyed the cr4p out of me, high praise for the Nathan indeed.
Whilst I am talking about kit I should mention the Brooks Puredrift I also acquired of late, the best minimal shoes I have bought 4mm drop with the insoles in and zero drop without; a really superb fit, love the band that holds the forefoot in place. Perhaps the most over used similie for shoe tests is 'feel like slippers' well 100% justified use of the similie this time. Midsole is tip top loads of feel but just a tad more cushion for those longer runs than my New Balance MR00.
Hopefully MRS S is not reading this, just a few WHW purchases left most notably trail shoes (I'd love to attack it in my Vivo Breatho Barefoot but suspect I would mash my feet doing so) short list so far:
Inov8 Roclite 243
Merrell Mix Master 2
Salomon S Lab Sense / Sense Ultra / Mantra
Brooks Puregrit
Quick trip to Accelerate in Sheffield tomorrow to play with some shoes, happy days.
I have the puregrit and think they are great, very good for mixed terrain and even ok on a bit of road.
I wear my roclite 268s for pretty much anything, if I hadn't pulled out of WHW this year, they are what I was planning to wear. They are like my slippers!
I love my Nathan vest, such a fantastic bit of kit for vertically challenged ladies!
I like the pure grits too, but I think they're a bit too much of a road shoe, and struggle with anything other than dry, packed trail. I'm going to go back to my mt1010s, I think.
Alaistair, I know in trail running we have to lose our inhibitions sometimes, but I don't think it's appropriate to go around mooning at race vests.
Ali, i give the thumbs up to Nathan too, my vest held everything i needed Saturday and was so comfy, no shoulder rubbing at all as the material is so soft. want to get a Nathan soft bottle now so i can shove it in the back waistband of my shorts and play at pretending im a proper runner
as for shooz, my 'slippers' are my inov8 bare x lites love them


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Before the annual stroll around The Galleria in search of holiday gifts both selective and silly, it's time to contemplate what occurred on local stages in the past 12 months.
Story: It's another deadly dull day for Angela and Stu. The couple, who've been married for some 20 years, aren't nearly as passionate as they were when they met in high school, at least not Angela. She's grown weary of their threadbare existence and the livelihood that depends on their moribund convenience store.
Story: Bo lives a quiet but adventurous life with her parents in the middle of nowhere, somewhere in New Mexico. The "Land of Enchantment," however, can be challenging for the home-schooled Bo, who yearns for amenities such as indoor plumbing and modern communication devices.
Story: Meena is feeling unfulfilled in her job as managing editor for piggeries at American Cattle & Swine magazine, oddly enough. After all, she once wrote a book of "prose poetry" that was even published and reviewed. The lone critique was unflattering, and the book didn't sell many copies, but still she did it.
Story: Two one-act plays bridged by a common theme and title, Lovers takes place in small-town Ireland in the mid-1960s. The first vignette, Winners, pertains to a pair of 17-year-olds, Joseph Michael Brennan and Margaret Mary Enright. Joe has gotten Maggie into the family way, which necessitates a hasty marriage at the end of the school year three weeks hence.
Story: The Lazara Quartet is a classical music group of considerable talent and acclaim, so much so that in the past year they have been the subject of a documentary. Now, their noted achievements in recordings and in performances around the world have caught the attention of The White House, where they have been asked to perform for the President in a televised concert.
All of a sudden it's nearing the end of December and thoughts of New Year's resolutions dance in our heads. Before we enter 2014, however, let's reflect on what the past year has given us on local stages.
Story: Sgt. Dale "D.J." Jackson, a black soldier from Detroit, returns home in 1968 with a Congressional Medal of Honor awarded to him for service "above and beyond the call of duty." President Lyndon B. Johnson himself proclaims the distinction in a ceremony celebrating the soldier. Jackson receives the medal for single-handedly killing more than a dozen enemy soldiers after his unit was slaughtered, with just one survivor: Jackson.
Story: Mr. Roote is in a muddled condition as he sits in his office on Christmas Day. He is the administrator at a government-run institution that is referred to alternately as a rest home or a sanitarium, although it definitely seems to be more the latter.
Story: In the innocuous-looking hamlet of Lonesome Hollow, residents are free to wander throughout the town, conversing with one another as they go. They are not, however, permitted to leave the village, because they are sex offenders in the "soonish" future, permanently segregated from the rest of society.
Way back in the days when I was a lad, Labor Day marked the beginning of the school year. Now, of course, school districts and universities get their fall semesters underway a couple of weeks earlier.
Story: Complicated Lives is comprised of four short, one-act plays by local playwright and actor Stephen Peirick.
Story: The Lazara String Quartet has a history as a brilliant classical music ensemble. The four members of the group have achieved world fame and won numerous awards. Now they are on the verge of their biggest triumph: A command performance at The White House that will be nationally televised and seen by 15 million people.
Story: George Bernard Shaw is a force to be reckoned with in late 19th century London; you need only ask him for verification. The vain scribe, confident of his own intellectual superiority, is a firebrand in the Fabian Society, a group dedicated to the transformation of society with improved social conditions for all. Shaw meets regularly with his close friends Sidney Webb and Beatrice Webb to advance their common cause.
Performances by local professional theater companies, ranging in size from The Muny and its productions in the 11,000-seat Forest Park amphitheater to small companies performing in modest spaces throughout the area, will be recognized at the inaugural Louie Awards.
The year 2012 was tumultuous in many respects, so perhaps fittingly Wicked is the title of the production that brings down the curtain on the last 12 months. A record drought plagued the St. Louis area, temperatures sweltered in an elongated summer and the area's economy staggered toward a slow but steady recovery. All of this took place in the face of impending doom predicted centuries ago by the Mayan calendar.
Undoubtedly, everything is faster paced now than in the 'good old days,' whenever those days may have been. Still, there's no reason to automatically equate modern technology with rudeness, a self-centered attitude and a lack of common courtesy and grace.
Story: Lorraine is out of prison for the first time in 12 years. She's served her sentence and now is free to get on with living. Trouble is, she has no life on the outside. She's a stranger to her adult son, whom she gave up for adoption, and she has no trade with which to earn a living. Unemployed and unwanted, she shows up on the doorstep of her cell mate Marie, who was released a while before her.
Story: An angry young artist sits in a dingy studio in a dilapidated warehouse. He seems miserable with his artistic output and a caliber that he finds unsatisfying. His day is made increasingly more complicated, though, when he is visited by an art authenticator of his acquaintance. Mr. Bouchard informs the artist, Patrick Stone, that he wants to commission Stone to create a forgery of Vincent van Gogh's final self-portrait, a mythical masterpiece that long has been rumored was created by the tortured artist shortly before his death in 1890.
Story: King Berenger the 1st is running out of time. After hundreds of years of iron-clad rule over his kingdom, including Mother Nature herself, his majesty is informed by the palace physician that he is going to die by the end of this two-act play. The doctor is almost giddy about the news, and why not? The countryside is in decay, the castle is in ruins and the population has shrunk from the hundreds of millions to about a thousand, according to Queen Marguerite, the king's first wife.
Dubliner Sharky has hit a rough patch at Christmas. He's lost his job as a chauffeur to a well-to-do couple, plus he's taken in his wastrel brother Richard, who was blinded in an accident on Halloween.
The year 2011 yielded an abundance of significant news in local theater. Eleven presentations stood out above the rest. In ascending order, here's a list of the year's best productions:
Story: That green-eyed beauty, envy, has consumed young Will Shakespeare as he struggles to make a mark in Elizabethan London. In the year 1593 Will is chafing in his marriage to the strong-willed and unromantic Anne Hathaway, several years his senior and mother of his children. She chides him for not being able to support the family and says she and the kids are moving back to Stratford-upon-Avon. Shakespeare thinks if only he can get beyond the shadow of Christopher "Kit" Marlowe, the titan of literature of the era, he can succeed.
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Using long strands of steel, artist Gil Bruvel created a series of sculptures in his 'Flow' collection. Ribbons of stainless steel were welded together to create sculptures of people and animals. Each of the Bruvel's sculptures focuses on complementary and opposing forces. In 'Flowing,' a couple is seen merged and moving together like Siamese twins. However, Bruvel's 'Dichotomy' shows a woman conflicted with herself with each half of her face made in a different way.
The sculptures in Flow were made to turn lifeless steel into something that looks natural and organic. Though extremely rigid, the steel was somehow made to look fluid and elegant. The 'Flow' collection explores themes of "beauty and pain, inner and outer, the ephemeral and the eternal now," according to Bruvel's website.


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- Vocal Talent: Charlie Schlatter (Ace Bunny), Jessica Di Cicco (Lexi Bunny), Jason Marsden (Danger Duck), Rob Paulsen (Rev Runner), Kevin Michael Richardson (Tech E. Coyote), Matt Davidson (Slam Tasmanian), David Faustino (Timeskip/Arthur), Jeff Bennett (Dr. Fidel Chroniker, Colonel Trench).
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Conventional lacing on the shell is helped a lot by these little guys that lock in the lacing. I have no issues getting the desired amount of snugness here.
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Once Ler Story
Shelby's P.O.V
I ran through the town, completely lost now, but I didn't care as long as I was far away from him. So many people...not sure where I was going I kept walking, looking for a way out.
Suddenly, I hear music. Music? Aroubd here? I blink and look around and see a man in a gray fedora, white shirt with a gray vest over it and striped pants, lightly strumming a guitar, sitting down, back against the wall. As i got closer i could vlwaely see tomato guts staining his shirt on his chest. I could see more tomato on his face and in his hair and more all around him on the ground.
He looked sad. On the right side of him was a pink..sweater..? I wasn't sure what it was. Moving towards him I called,"Hey! Are you okay?"He looked over as I stopped in front of him."Uh..."He blinked."Yeah..I'm fine.."He scrambled to his feet and I can now see how tall he is. I'm atleast a foot and a half shorter than him. As i take a step back, I suddenly feel uncomfertable. I've always been short but for some reason this stranger seemed to make me feel different...
Once Ler's P.O.V
"Are you okay?"She asked.
This girl in front of me, had short brown hair, with..blue? Extensions? Bold. Her eyes were a dull green with clear black circles out lining them. She wore a black t-shirt and jeans and sneakers, which I found strange,considering most people here looked like they walked out of a fashion magazine. Not that she wasn't pretty...
"Yeah.."I nodded. Why did she care....? Most people never even looked at me, except to glare..and throw tomatos...
She smiled a little."Good...what...is that thing..?"She pointed to my pink thneed on the ground. "That,"I picked it up holding it extravagantly."Is the amazing thneed!" I offer a dazzling smile. "A..thneed? What's it do..?"She looked extremley confused. "Anything! It could be a hat!"I take off my fedora and place it on her head and put it on like a hat."An umbrella!"I mold it into an umbrella."Anything."My thneed returns to normal.
She laughs. My face falls. So much for someone different. "How much?"She smiles. "Er.."My mouth falls open."$3.75.."I gawk, astounded, as she pulls out a five dollar bill."Keep the change."I hand her the thneed and take the five and set it into my pocket."I'm keeping the fedora though!"She runs off and I stand for a moment."H-hey! Wait! My hat!"I run after her and she starts running towards the truffula tree valley. Well, I was heading that way anyways..I jump onto my wagon."Giddy up Melvin!"I yell and he breaks into a gallop towards trufilla tree valley.
"Hey!"I cried, as we caught up to her. She was actually pretty fast..."Going my way?"She smiled and jumped onto the wagon and landed clumsily next to me. "Hiya."She grinned. I see my thneed tied around her waist."Can I have my hat back?"I snatch it from the top of her head before she can reply. She chuckled."Sure~" She nodded. I smiled.
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"Ya know..your still covered in tomato juice."I smirk. "Yes..I'm aware."He looked at himself."It was much worse yesterday.."He shrugged. "Its happened before?"My eyes widened."And you went back?" "Of course! I have to sell my thneeds."He smiled softly, and I could see some kind of sadness in his eyes. I'm not quite sure I understand what's so important about his thneeds...they must mean a whole awfully lot if he's that determined to sell them. I'm glad I bought one."Well...maybe I should be going.."I stand up and then I look down at him.
"Are you sure?"He asked."I owe you.." "For what?" "For being the very first person to buy a thneed."He looked down, kind of embaressed."Ah yes~ and how did you want to repay me?"I smirked and sat back down."Well..want to come to my house? For some..tea? Or something?"He smiled. "Hm..okay."I returned the smile."What's your name boy?"I asked."I am the Once Ler."He did the best bow he could do sitting down."I'm Shelby."I smile again."Enchanted."He grinned back to me, and I felt..something in my stomach. Like a tickle. Like a million butterfly's were beating their wings inside of me. Swallowing, I changed the subject quickly.
"By the way...Once Ler..do you knit these..?"I asked."Yes."He replied then blushed a little as I smirked. "Oh come on. There's nothing un-manly about knitting! Nothing at all..."We look at each other and both burst into laughter as we ride deeper into the forest, the trufilla trees over head, and towards the Once Ler's house.


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CIA officials scheduled a Thursday briefing with members of Congress to disclose that North Korea had been helping Syria build a plutonium-based nuclear reactor before the site was destroyed by an Israeli air raid last September.
The officials will also say they believe the reactor would have been capable of producing plutonium for nuclear weapons, according to the Los Angeles Times.
New intelligence gathered last year convinced the CIA that a suspicious facility being constructed in a remote part of Syria was a reactor, the officials will divulge at the classified briefing for members of several congressional committees.
The disclosure of the relationship between Syria and North Korea to the committees "is likely to bring criticism from conservative lawmakers who already believe that U.S. overtures to North Korea have offered the government in Pyongyang too many benefits without assurances that it will disclose the extent of its nuclear arms effort or ultimately surrender its weapons," the Times reported.
The administration had previously briefed only senior members of the House and Senate intelligence committees about the Syria-North Korea connection.
A Senate aide speaking on the condition of anonymity surmised that the purpose of the new briefing is to inform lawmakers about the connection before releasing some of the information publicly.
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MUMBAI: Central Railway (CR) and Western Railway (WR) have come down heavily on ticketless, unauthorized travel and touts across all divisions in recent months.
CR official said, "Around 4.75 lakh cases of ticketless / irregular travel including unbooked luggage have been detected during the period April to June 2012 as against 3.79 lakh cases detected during the corresponding period last year."
Amount earned from various forms of fines from these cases during the financial year year is Rs. 21.92 crore as against Rs. 17.10 crore during the corresponding period of last year, thus showing an increase of 28.19 %.
In the month of June alone, .45 lakh cases of ticketless, irregular travel and unbooked luggage were detected during June 2012 as against 1.03 lakh cases in June 2011- an increase of 40 %
The official said, "In June 2012 , an amount of Rs. 6.51 crore was realised as against Rs. 4.52 crore during the corresponding period last year. Moreover, 476 cases of transfer of reserved tickets were also detected during the month of June 2012 and an amount of Rs 3.21 lakh was earned from offenders. Besides, we were also able to confiscate unauthorized tickets worth Rs. 1.67 lakh."
On WR too intensive checks against ticketless travel were conducted during June, 2012, which resulted into detection of 1.76 lakh cases of ticketless/irregular travel including unbooked luggage cases in June 2012.
A WR official said, "We were able to gross an amount of Rs. 6.73 crore, which is 49.84% more than the corresponding month of the last year."
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I'm happiest out of the office and in the outdoors. Whether it's a high mountain summit or a breathtaking vista, I want to see it! Oh, and I've been known to write about things that I find interesting. I hope readers find them interesting, as well!
It's the time of year when the sun shines longer. Patches of snow begin to regress toward the alpine and animals forced low by deep drifts and little food, begin to follow the snow line as it retreats from the sea level.
In the vicinity of the Mendenhall Glacier, drawn out from the cover of the forest, mountain goats have again graced the rocky outcroppings at the base of both Mount McGuiness and Mount Bullard.
Oh Juneau. Your steep trails are not only daunting, they can be downright dangerous. That sheer ice that clings to every possible inch can be more slippery than the runny nose of a toddler. It gets old clinging (for dear life) to the alders, blueberry bushes and spiny devil's club that grow trailside.
But with recent sunny weather that could instill spring fever in even the most devout recluse, what's one to do?
Get a grip.
This year's Buckwheat Classic cross country skiing race marked 25 years of Nordic skiing excellence and, as always, drew participants from all over the Southeast Region.
Orcas again caused waves on Sunday as they visited Gastineau Channel, likely in search of food.
John Moran, a research fisheries biologist at Auke Bay Laboratories, said the orcas seen close to town were likely a transient pod hunting for harbor seals.
Local photographers captured images of the animals moving past Douglas Harbor. The exact size of the pod is unknown, but it did consist of both adult and young whales.
It's doubtful this trail will be marked on any map. Perhaps, it's been mentioned in a guidebook, a journal entry, or blog post. It's more likely, however, that through the years word-of-mouth passed along its whereabouts and users set tracks each winter for others to follow.
Years before the construction of the John Muir and Peterson Lake cabins, a trail existed between where the two stand now. It was a route marked by three local pioneering spirits who reveled in the thrill of exploration and the solitude of wilderness.
Ice caves. They are illusive, mysterious and as striking as a fine diamond. They are also deadly. It's fair to say, however, that most things worth seeing in this world carry an inherent level of danger.
What goes up must come down and, in most cases, the quicker the better.
Tucked tight against the Coast Mountains outside of Skagway, accessible only by foot or train, sit two Forest Service public use cabins enveloped by surroundings visitors say are nothing short of jaw-dropping.
Marc Scholten, with the Juneau Ranger District, has worked in the rainforests of Southeast Alaska for years. The outdoors shows on his tanned face as he talked about the pair of cabins — the Denver Caboose and Laughton Glacier structures — situated at about miles 5 and 14, respectively, out of Skagway on the White Pass Railroad.
Southeast is filled with folks who aren't afraid to delve into a heap of fresh king salmon and start cleaning. It's here residents will carry a handgun or rifle as often as they put on a rain jacket. They know the perfect ratio of ingredients for smoked salmon and have tasted the fruits of summer. Certainly, women of the region are no exception.
JUNEAU — Local bird enthusiasts and those from across the continent will be counting birds of all shapes on sizes from Friday, Feb. 18 through Monday, Feb. 21 as part of this year's Great Backyard Bird Count.
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Academic Advisement - Who, what, when, where and how?Advisors ensure that students are completing social work courses in the scheduled developmental progression, provide guidance regarding completion of remaining university and cognate requirements, and discuss students' interests for their field placement, graduate school, and future employment in the profession. Advisors also provide alternate pin numbers each semester. Junior and Senior students who have been accepted into the BSW program are assigned a faculty advisor to meet with each semester until they graduate.
Schedule an advising appointment: October and March are the months to remember to schedule a time for advisement for the next semester. Check your OWLS email for instructions and links to schedule an appointment. If you have any questions or you did not receive the instructional email, please contact Dr. Dana Schneider at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Who is my advisor?
Students with 30 credits or less: Dr. Bill Rowe
Students with 31 credits or more, NOT ready to apply to the BSW program: Dr. Dana Schneider
Students who will have completed 57 credits by the end of the Spring semester and who have already, or are submitting, an application to the BSW program this semester: Dr. Elizabeth Rodriguez-Keyes
Students who are currently in the BSW program, please see Advisor Lists.*
*Students currently in the Social Work program and who are assigned to Dr. Elizabeth Keenan should meet with Dr. Dana Schneider.
*2014/2015 BSW Advisor Lists: Juniors Seniors
Find your registration date each semester by going to http://www.southernct.edu/registrar/
Juniors and Seniors, please click on the BSW Course Progression tab to the left to preview which courses you should register for and when.
Social Work department faculty do not give out alternate pin numbers without first meeting with a student.
**Degree Evaluation: From the Southern home page, log into Banner (as if you were going to register for classes). Click on Records, then on Degree Evaluation. Make sure you are listed as a social work major. [If not, come to the department and complete a declaration of major form which can be obtained from the student workers or the department secretary]. Continue to follow the prompts, and select detail requirements to see your BSW program on the screen. The courses that have a NO next to them still need to be completed.


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Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Visser served as a law clerk to the Honorable Avern Cohn of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. Mr. Visser earned his law degree, magna cum laude, at the University of Michigan Law School, where he was an executive editor for the Michigan Law Review and a contributing editor for the Journal of Law Reform. While there, he also earned an M.S. in Environmental Policy from the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and Environment. Prior to attending the University of Michigan, Mr. Visser received his M.A. in Religion from the Yale University Divinity School and his B.S., with honors, in Chemistry from Calvin College.