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Most visitors to Sweden must decide how to divide their time between its cities—shopping, drinking, and eating—and exploring the country's vast wilderness, from summer days in the sun-kissed Stockholm Archipelago in the south to the land of the Lapps and reindeer in the north. Here are some stops to consider in planning your Sweden itinerary:
- Cruise Stockholm's canals. One of many cities that refers to itself as the "Venice of the North," Stockholm is built on 14 islands and is crisscrossed by canals. Many operators offer canals tours, giving you a unique perspective on the capital's monuments.
- Visit the Vasamuseet. The centerpiece of this museum is the Vasa, a 17th-century warship that sank near Stockholm and was recovered in the 1950s. Other exhibits cover Sweden's nautical heritage.
- Get lost in Stockholm's old town. Known in Swedish as Gamla stan, the historic heart of Stockholm is an evocative maze of medieval streets.
- Explore the nightlife of Malmö. Almost one in ten residents of Malmö is a student at the university, and the city's nightlife scene is always buzzing, from happy hour bars to after-hours clubs.
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I'm fairly new to the game, with only a handful of games played yet. I have started out with two core sets, and assembled the 4 balanced decks i found over at CardGameDB made by Darksbane. So, having played some games, i'm starting to see what the various strategies for the houses are. But as i'm probably going to invest in deluxe expansions and chapter packs soon, i'd like to hear from you guys what i should look for and which strategies and themes are the most viable for each house.
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PATNA: Patna division commissioner K P Ramaiah said here on Saturday that a pragmatic traffic plan for the state capital was being mooted, keeping in view the traffic snarls caused due to increased volume of traffic with a large number of vehicles on important thoroughfares during peak hours
The situation has come to such a pass that the Regional Traffic Authority, headed by Ramaiah himself, has started making deep review of the applications seeking permit for new vehicles for running them on city roads. This is being done to check unbridled increase in the number of vehicles plying on the city roads, much beyond the roads' capacity, he said adding traffic plan for the city is being prepared after considering the suggestions of the local people.
He said that the number of traffic police personnel has been increased at important road crossings in the city to ensure smooth flow of traffic and pre-empting traffic snarls.
Ramaiah said he took stock of the traffic situation at 8pm on Friday near Patna junction and found that five city buses were standing for 10 minutes on the road. Only two buses are permitted to wait for two minutes near Patna junction at a time. The traffic police personnel fined the owners of wrongly parked vehicles, he said and appealed to people to park their vehicles at the parking slots only.
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Extinct flightless bird (Raphus cucullatus) of Mauritius, first seen by Portuguese sailors about 1507. Humans and the animals they introduced had exterminated the dodo by 1681. It weighed about 50 lbs (23 kg) and had blue-gray plumage, a big head, a 9-in. (23-cm) blackish bill with a reddish hooked tip, small useless wings, stout yellow legs, and a tuft of curly feathers high on its rear end. The Réunion solitaire (R. solitarius), also driven to extinction, may have been a white version of the dodo. Partial museum specimens and skeletons are all that remain of the dodo.
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- Cartoon Characters: Tom, Jerry, Man of the House, Toy Mouse.
- Directed By Don Christensen.
- Produced By Lou Scheimer, Norm Prescott.
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- Music: Ray Ellis.
- Editor: Ron Fedele, Joe Gall, Hector Gike, Tom Pearson, Jim Puente, Robert Waxman; more Editors ...
- First Aired on September 13, 1980.
- Originally Aired on CBS-TV (USA).
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Tommy Streeter is an intriguing sleeper prospect for the upcoming 2013 season, but how many of you are familiar with him?
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Tommy Streeter was a sixth round selection by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2012 NFL Draft, and to be honest, he was mainly viewed as a possible "project" receiver.
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The purpose of applying keyword tags to photos in the media browser is so that you can search on those tags later to find particular photos by their subject matter. There are a couple of different ways to search based on keyword tags. You can use the Hierarchical List View which is the default view in the Keyword Tags panel or you can use the keyword tag cloud. I will show you how to use both in this movie. If you don't have a really long list of keyword tags here then I suggest that you search in Hierarchical List View because you can make more complicated searches from here.
First, let's say that I just want to see all of the photos in this folder that contain the Flags tag. I will click in the box to the left of the Flags tag and that adds this binoculars icon to that box meaning that I have an active search on this tag. In the media browser, I can see all four of the photos that bear the Flags tag. This photo has only a Flags tag and these others have not only the Flags tag but also Location tags for Santa Monica and California. Now, let's say that I want to see all of the photos that have the Santa Monica tag on them.
I first have to clear my flags search, so again I'll click in the box to the left of the Flags tag and then I can see all the photos here in the media browser and I can do a new search for those photos that have the Santa Monica flag. I will click in the box to the left of Santa Monica and there are those four photos. Now, let's say that I want to see only photos that have both the Santa Monica and the Flags tags. I'll leave the Santa Monica search active, leaving the binoculars in the box to the left of Santa Monica tag and I will go down to the Flags tag and I will click in the box to the left of that tag.
These search results are those that have both the Santa Monica and the Flags tag. I will clear this search by clicking in the box to the left of both of those tags; Santa Monica and Flags and now once again, I can see all of the thumbnails in the targeted folder. Another way search is by Keyword Tag Cloud. That comes in handy when and if your list of keyword tags here gets so long that it's just not very practical to use it. In that case, I'll click on this icon at the top of the Keyword Tags panel to view the Keyword Tag Cloud.
This lists the same keyword tags including subcategories and categories as I saw in the keyword list hierarchy, but here, the keywords are alphabetical and the most frequently applied keywords are in a larger font than the others. So here, I get a visual sense of which keyword I've applied the most. So let's say that I want to see all the photos that bear the Flags tag. I will just click it here in the Keyword Tag Cloud and I get the results of that search over here in the media browser. If I click on a different tag here in the Cloud, for example, if I click on Santa Monica, I see all the photos that contain just the Santa Monica tag.
So this works a little bit differently than searching in the keyword list hierarchy where I can search on multiple tags at once. By the way, I also can apply tags from here in the Keyword Tags panel. So, let's say that I think there's enough of a flag showing in this photo that it deserves a Flags tag. I can click and drag the Flags tag from the Keyword Tag Cloud onto this photo thumbnail and that adds the Flags tag to this photo. I also can edit a tag by double-clicking it in the Keyword Tag Cloud and here I might change this keyword to Flag rather than flags and then press Return or Enter on my keyboard.
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Guess this is something that can change daily but checking mysupermarket.co.uk this evening, latest figures are for One litre of Gordons Special Dry :
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@ninjadude853 said:
And about those plot holes... bring it on Tom. If you (or anyone else reading this) says something to me about a plot hole, i will fill it. I don't' care what it is, i will fill it. The only plot hole i can't fill is Suzaku's superhuman attributes, like the aforementioned bullet dodging. The creators were going to have an explanation for that in r2, but the whole creative process was a really hectic so they couldn't find the time. But anything other than that, i WILL FILL.Please, nobody comment on the clearly spoilerific fanart he posted at the top. Let's just let him forget about that.
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Light and yummy similar to one served at our local indian resturant. Very light dressing flavor with just a bit of a kick. Submitted by MELSCH Carbs: 8g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 38.1
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Quick and easy chicken dish that looks and tastes like you went to a lot of work. Submitted by LEYVIS Carbs: 4.9g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 26.5g | Calories: 201.6
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A great side dish that you will love. Submitted by LEYVIS Carbs: 10.3g | Fat: 23.5g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 11.8g | Calories: 288.4
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Broccoli is my favorite vegetable, but not everyone agrees with me. To convert people, I like to serve this simple recipe. Garlic sauteed in olive oil offers a sweet richness, and the lemon juice offers a nice tang. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 10.6g | Fat: 7.2g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 111.2
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Quick, easy, and delicious meal (my version of Red Lobster tilapia in a Bag!) Submitted by LEANINGONHIM Carbs: 23.8g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 23.9g | Calories: 172.1
Perfect snack for school lunches, after school or work snacks, or as a side dish with meals. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 3.6g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 0.6g | Calories: 15.2


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I know it sounds weird: chocolate cake and tofu, together? It's so tasty, and a much healthier way to eat cake! Submitted by MEHICKS Carbs: 35.8g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 189.5
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Great as a side dish for dinner or a light lunch. Submitted by ANNE-ELIZ Carbs: 7.7g | Fat: 7.7g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 105.9
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Cookbook creator says: leave out raisins and edamame Submitted by REVJVH Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 135.1
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I didn't figure tortillas into the calorie count, so that you can choose whether to use corn, flour, or whole wheat. This is from the book "Lean, Luscious and Meatless," but I used lime juice instead of orange juice, as the authors suggested. Submitted by TEJOLOTE Carbs: 10g | Fat: 9.1g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 12.8g | Calories: 108.2
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Quick and easy to make. Submitted by JULIEG108 Carbs: 2.9g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 93.3
Incredible! 5.0/5
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General Tso's chicken was always my favorite, until I stopped eating meat. This is just as tasty, and so much better for you. Submitted by TAILSFOX Carbs: 17.6g | Fat: 10.6g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 13.2g | Calories: 205.2


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This is the best mineral foundation I've tried. Yes, both Lucy and Ocean Mist have much higher coverage, but the trade off is very thick, patchy, reptile-looking skin. Pampered Puss is light to light/medium coverage, but it is finely milled and perfectly spreads over the skin like a delicate fog. This is the BIGGEST difference between Meow Pampered Puss vs Lucy and Ocean Mist. I've applied all of these foundations with my Shiseido Perfect Foundation Brush, and the Lucy and Ocean are VERY difficult to spread around the skin; they just sort of stay where they're at, in thick patches.
Anyway, when I wear this foundation my boyfriend ALWAYS tells me that my face looks AIRBRUSHED! Without makeup I have very red skin with HUGE pores and blackheads and acne scarring, but no acne. This foundation lasts all day, my sunglasses don't rub it off, and I have to wear a face shield at work, and this is the only foundation that doesn't rub off on my forehead from taking my face shield off and putting it back on all day.
Other than the lasting power, the best thing about this foundation is that it is undetectable. I've never had a foundation like that, and I've been using Mac Face & Body and Make Up For Ever Face and Body when I don't have time to apply the Meow, and they look SO obvious and cakey compared to Meow! And they rub off so easily! And they get greasy!
The only con is that it takes more time to put this foundation on, but it's totally worth it, because I NEVER have to do touch-ups! First I put on Paula's Choice Resist Super-Light Daily Wrinkle Defense SPF 30 and let it sink in for 5 to 10 minutes then I use my Shiseido brush to stipple on, then brush on the Meow (I don't find it necessary to buff it in). I use a thin layer at a time, letting each layer sit for a minute before I put on the next layer. In minutes, the foundation will melt into your skin, so it might look too powdery and white at first! I would recommend putting it on BEFORE you put on your clothes, because it's so fine you'll get powdery dust everywhere!
Finding your shade can be a head-spinning experience, but if you have a difficult undertone, or are very pale, I think you will appreciate the multitude of color options that Meow offers. If I walk into Sephora I can only match to Nars Siberia and even that is slightly too dark/yellow. I'm translucent and slightly yellow with a very pink face. I wear Sleek Manx in Meow Pampered Puss, and can also wear Inquisitive Korat and Inquisitive Abyssinian.
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I have officially fallen in love with this product. I wear it with Murad SPF 15 Mattifier, and either Mac Prep & Prime or Meow Cosmetics Finishing Powder in Oily Skin.
My color is Naughty Abyssinian. It's a great match for me. I don't know my foundation color, but my neck is a very warm light toned yellow, and Naughty Abyssinian transforms my super pale pink face into my neck color. It looks very dark in the jar, but I find that these powders tend to run light. For reference, Bare Minerals Golden Fair is too light for me. (Sorry, does that help?)
It's been really frustrating to find my color, as so many foundations out there are pink. I have worn Missha BB Cream in No. 21, and liked the shade but god it makes me so pink and grey. Now I can just layer Meow Cosmetics over all the products that normally make me pink! I am really thrilled with the color match. So I was dreading the wear time, as I am very oily, but... let's just go through all the pros.
PROS: Great color match!
- Great wear time. I'm only a bit shiny after 8 hours, and only in my t-zone. This even beats Rimmel Stay Matte in terms of wear
- Doesn't emphasize the dryness on my nose. Doesn't cling too much to dry flakes
- Large lid is great for swirling my Ecotools powder brush
- a bit expensive, but still not at high-end prices
- The plastic jar is annoying to close. It's a screw top, but the plastic squeaks. Also, the powder is packed in so tightly at first. I taped half the holes, and just carried it around in my purse for one day to loosen it up. Seems to work
- It takes forever to ship to me. 10 whole days. I know, I'm dramatic
- Coverage is not the best... I will use Rimmel Stay Matte underneath when I want more coverage. But then again, my skin has only been bad recently. I hope to get it back to normal soon
Overall, I love the product and will definitely buy again when I run out. I will also try to post swatches up later, because this line doesn't have enough swatches!!
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Meow Cosmetics claims "Pampered Puss has the same coverage, texture and feel of our original Purrr-fect Puss, but it's formulation has been completely redesigned with the most delicate and irritation prone skin in mind."
I enjoyed Purrr-fect Puss (their lowest coverage formula), but wanted something with heavier coverage for bad skin days so I tried a sample of this. It has medium coverage, layerable for more (although not buildable to the same level as their Flawless/heavy coverage formula), however it does not feel quite the same on my skin as their Purrr-fect Puss formula does.
I have dehydrated-to-normal skin, and I find Pampered Puss more drying than the Purrr-fect formula, and it also doesn't quite meld with my skin the same way. I can feel this formula sitting on my face.
This isn't a bad option by any means if you're looking for a layerable powder foundation with medium coverage, but in my opinion it doesn't meet the expectations set forth by the product description. It may also be better suited to normal-to-oily skin types.
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Me - 57 years old, rosacea, "fine" lines (look like wrinkles to me), breakouts, broken veins, dry, sensitive skin. I need coverage, yet so many products break me out.
I've been using mineral makeup for pretty close to 9 years and have tried so many. Monave was my HG for many years and I've been recently using Sterling Minerals delicate foundation, which I like, but is expensive (and I use ALOT of the stuff). So I decided to re-try Meow after first trying it years ago.
I ordered samples in 6 colors and most would have worked. The Meow site promises that Pampered Puss is for sensitive skin and offers "buildable coverage", and boy, did that sound good!
Unfortunately, for me, there was very little coverage, buildable or otherwise with this foundation. I tried it dry and I tried it wet - nada. Looked almost as if there was nothing on my skin, which was okay on my forehead, which looks like normal skin, but not for the rest of my face.
This is a very nice makeup if you have average skin which needs some evening out or if you have a couple of blemishes which can be spot concealed. In that case, Meow Pampered Puss will make you look as if you have perfect skin without looking like makeup and I'd say to give it a try (the samples are cheap enough). If you need something heavier duty, pass this one up.
I'm giving it 3 lippies because it's price is great and if your skin is fairly decent, you'll probably like it alot. It also comes in something like 80 shades from very pale to dark, so you'll probably also find a match. This company also makes some really nice blushes and eye shadows in a gazillion colors so the website is worth looking at. I just wished this foundation had worked out better for me. The search continues...
I'm really sad that this product didn't work for me. I'm a fan of Lucy Minerals but Meow seems to have a bit better deal when it come to international shipping, so I gave it a try. I ordered a ton of samples, a few other goodies. I also ordered one of the heavy coverage formulas, Flawless Feline.
Pampered Puss, to me, had about the same coverage as a cheap pressed powder, no matter how many layers I did. It also gave me the itchies (somewhat common with some mineral foundations). Of the 9 samples I ordered, I didn't find one that was a good match. The powders tended to a lot lighter than I expected. To give reference, I tend to be the second lightest colour in many makeup lines for powders and liquid foundations.
In my husbands words, when I wore Meow, he said he could tell I was wearing makeup but when I wear Lucy, he doesn't think I'm wearing makeup. FYI In Lucy Minerals I'm a Light Medium.
Back to Lucy I go!
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** Not Tested On Animals **
Skin type: normal to dry but acne prone.
Desperately seeking a new HG foundation since I found out MAC test on animals after being bought out by Estee Lauder. MAC is now sold in China, and Chinese law requires that ALL cosmetics owned by foreign (non-Chinese) companies be tested on animals.
My skin tone has a warm-neutral-light olive tone. For reference, I am MAC NC25 - see my notepad for my colour matches to other brands.
BEFORE: to prime my skin, I use Face of Australia tinted moisturiser in medium (light coverage with SPF 15+), and if I'm aiming for full coverage which looks airbrushed but not heavy/cakey, I will dot Cinema Secrets corrector on the problem areas & buff it in with the tinted moisturiser using the good old Sigma F80. I then blot around my eyes to prevent creasing.
CONSISTENCY: absolutely no idea what planet the reviewers who say the formulation is glittery are from, but this is matte with no glitter and has been for the 12 months I've been buying it. I prefer some 'glow' in my foundation, so I add Meow's Crystalline Cat Glow Powder which provides a pearlescent sheen (I have also reviewed this & awarded it HG status).
APPLICATION METHOD: I lightly apply the Pampered Puss Mineral Foundation around my eyes first, and then gently buff using the Body Shop Face & Body Brush. Repeat over the rest of my face.
AFTER: I apply bronzer, blush & highlighter then buff everything to gorgeous, airbrushed perfection with the Body Shop Brush mentioned above. Topped off my a light misting of Skindinavia Bridal Formula setting spray, or NYX Dewy Finish setting spray.
COLOUR MATCH? As other reviewers have mentioned, there are so many shades/formulations it's almost impossible to choose. I made great use of the $1 samples & I mix my own shades now which is great for when the seasons change my skin tone from pasty to tanned. Frisky Manx (frisky = light, Manx = yellow/peach) is a good NC15/20 match & the predominant shade I use when mixing my winter base.
ALSO: when I first experimented with Meow Mineral Foundation I tried the 'Flawless' (heavy coverage) formulation first because my skin tone is uneven with some acne scarring. While I want my skin to look flawless, I found the formulation to be too heavy. I've now switched to 'Pampered' (medium/buildable coverage) which is just right. Maybe one day I'll try the 'Purrr-fect' (light/medium) range..
RE-PURCHASE? I already have, many times! Postage to Australia is very reasonable and the longest it has taken to arrive is 5 weeks, and the quickest is 2 weeks.
OVERALL: I've had almost zero breakouts since switching to Meow Mineral Foundation (now it's only the odd monthly blemish). Much as I love Kevyn Aucoin SSX, the main ingredient is petrolatum which equals Cloggy McCloggington and resulted in awful cystic acne which scars horribly on my skin type. Since discovering MakeupAlley 2 years ago, I've become more adventurous in trying new (cruelty-free!) products & will probably keep trying other foundations etc because why not? But I think this will remain an HG for me regardless.
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I stumbled upon Meow cosmetics by chance, so long ago that I don't remember where.
But I have gone through at least half a dozen (full/large) jars of their foundation in that time, and would hereby like to make sure such a great company & products gets their praise for their great product & innovation (in colours & tones & undertones) which is so unlike any other mineral foundation company.
Also (through my belated reviews) I want to say thank you to all MakeupAlley members for their reviews, which have saved me (and others) so much money over the years by sorting out the "Stars" from the "Duds" out there. It is through our reviews that great companies & products & innovation are supported - as they should be - and duds are consigned to the trash.
Meow was great with their advice & samples, as an NC20, I ended up a "3-Naughty Manx".
I ordered both the Full coverage (Flawless Feline) and the Medium (Pampered Puss). Both are matte and do not contain nanoparticles. The full coverage version did not agree with my skin (felt heavy and itchy by the end of the day), although it produced a truly flawless/airbrushed finish. The medium coverage is what I've been using ever since. It is buildable into more coverage, as long as skin is moisturised & properly primed beforehand (just give it a few minutes between applications).
As long as you can persevere in finding the right colour (and I doubt there is a person out there for whom they cannot match a foundation colour), I think there is little to complain about. There is no shine/mica, it is long lasting, did not break me out or get itchy, and did not change colour or texture throughout the day (and we have some hot & humid summers here in Australia). Even their jars are huge and good value compared to many other mineral foundation companies.
Meow regularly runs Specials (Mother's Day, Christmas, Easter, LOL! any excuse, really!) for existing customers & and as an international customer I stock up during those times, as shipping charges are greatly reduced during such promotions.
Negatives? Absolutely none. I'm a customer for life!
Many thanks & keep up the great work!
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After many (many) trials with various mineral foundations, I bought this online and had zero hope that the color or formulation would work for me. I am happy to report that I am no longer a cynic. The color match is perfect. The coverage is perfect. I do not itch or break out from this, to the contrary, my skin is clearer then it has ever been while using a foundation. It takes hours and hours before I have any oil break through. It does not settle into fine lines or pores. REALLY well done Meow Cosmetics. I am a fan for life.
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Initially I wasn't too impressed but I've grown to like this. I used Everyday Minerals (EDM) for years but decided to switch to this because I was having such a hard time finding a good color match with EDM.
I took a few photos of myself and emailed them to their color help team. They recommended Siamese, Korat, and Abyssinian in the 0 and 1 depth (they thought 2 would be a little to dark). I couldn't bring myself to spend a minimum order of $10 plus $4.35 shipping for samples, so I found someone to swap with me. Abyssinian is ridiculously light/white but Siamese and Korat are both good and very true to the description given on the website. I am right in between Sleek (1 depth) and Frisky (2 depth) in Korat (golden beige) but I anyway went with Frisky Korat because I wear a lot of physical sunscreen which turns me white.
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. Engineers at UC Riversides Bourns College of Engineering have received a four-year $2.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), to be shared with researchers at Arizona State University, to develop a key tool for exploring the environmental roots of common diseases.
Employing nanotechnology to create the tool, the research project will be part of a new nationwide effort by NIH to better understand the underlying causes of increasingly common diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, arthritis, and Alzheimers disease, and the role that environmental exposures play in these diseases.
The project at UCR will involve the development of devices not available currently: inexpensive 4 by 4 badges, attachable to a persons clothes, for monitoring diesel and gasoline exhaust exposure.
The sensor we are developing would for the first time allow monitoring of over 40 components of diesel and gasoline exhaust simultaneously in real-time, said Ashok Mulchandani, the principal investigator of the grant and a professor of chemical and environmental engineering. Some of these exhaust toxics have been shown to cause respiratory illness and cancer.
The light-weight badges will each house an array of electrochemical nanosensors for detecting and measuring exhaust. The measurements will be used eventually in studies focusing on what role diesel and/or gasoline exhaust play in causing disease. The badges also will be equipped with low-power microelectronics for power management, data collection and transfer, and signal processing.
This NIH grant is a wonderful validation of the leadership role we play in sensor technology, said Reza Abbaschian, dean of the Bourns College of Engineering. The research this grant enables also supports our mission of providing excellent research and inno
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Washington State University Whitman County Extension connects the people of Whitman County to the research and knowledge bases of the state's land-grant research university, providing solutions to local problems and stimulating local economies. Our county-based educators work with partners in your communities to offer educational programs that leverage the broad resources of a major university to create a positive future for the residents of Whitman County.
Our local programs include agriculture and natural resources, 4-H youth, gardening and community horticulture, and food safety and preservation. In addition, Washington State University provides a broad range of consumer publications, online educational opportunities, and other statewide educational programs and technical assistance from four research and extension centers and 11 colleges.
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Raise a stein, part one: The Westown Association's season-finale pop-up beer garden kicks off at noon, with snacks and beer from Old German Beer Hall.
Noon to 9 p.m. Friday. Free (beer extra). Pere Marquette Park, at N. Old World 3rd St. and Kilbourn Ave. Info: www.westown.org.
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Raise a stein, part two: It's also the final weekend of the Bavarian Soccer Club's Oktoberfest at Old Heidelberg Park, with German music, food and beer at the former Bavarian Inn in Glendale.
5 to 11 p.m. Friday, 3 p.m. to midnight Saturday. $5. Old Heidelberg Park, 700 W. Lexington Blvd., Glendale. Info: www.oktoberfestmilwaukee.com.
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More than 70 local artists, 20 local bands and a variety of venues are taking part in Bay View Gallery Night, celebrating the neighborhood's growing cool-stuff-to-do scene. Check the website for a list of what's going on where.
5 to 9 p.m. Friday (some venues are open later). Free. Info: www.bayviewgallerynight.com.
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Raise a stein, part three: The Germantown Historical Society's annual two-day Oktoberfest does it old-school in Dheinsville Historic Park.
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Dickie Chang, a senior market analyst at research company IDC, talks about Sony Corp.'s business outlook.
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The Lord Chancellor Chris Grayling has backtracked over the issue of client choice in criminal legal aid, and accepted that client choice is a crucial element to ensure quality of service.
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YAKIMA — Good intentions and legitimate health concerns underlie the Food Safety Modernization Act, approved by Congress in 2010. Implementation remains years away, but the time is now — specifically, Wednesday — for the local agricultural industry to weigh in on a nut-and-bolts provision that is proposed as part of the new law.
The years preceding the act saw highly publicized and dangerous outbreaks of diseases like E. coli, botulism and salmonella on goods like spinach, lettuce and cantaloupes.
Congress took action in an effort to make federal regulators more proactive and less reactive. The law gives the federal Food and Drug Administration more upfront authority to investigate food operations, an authority that the FDA now holds for seafood, juice and eggs. The federal Department of Agriculture oversees red meat and poultry.
The question centers on produce that is eaten raw, which applies to much of what is grown in the Yakima Valley. Among the requirements is a proposal to test all irrigation water before it touches the surface of any fruit.
Here in the Valley, of course, many fruit growers use overhead sprinklers not just to irrigate the crops, but to ward off sunburn during the heat of Valley summers — especially scorchers like this one.
The provision effectively would require sanitizing irrigation water, the cost of which could push smaller family growers out of the industry.
Growers as a result could shift to other crops that are cooked or processed — potatoes and asparagus come to mind — which could alter the market dynamics of those commodities.
Crops that sit on the soil throughout their growing season — as in the melons and lettuce that were the focus of food scares a few years back — are exposed to fertilizers, manure and other potentially hazardous agents much more acutely than are tree fruits.
As for tree fruits, most of us know not to drink irrigation water, but the industry already has taken steps to assure safety. Fruit warehouses already wash fruit and employ other food-safety programs, market-driven steps that meet the desires of retailers.
These are points for growers, packers and shippers to drive home to the he Washington, Oregon and Idaho departments of agriculture and Washington State University, Oregon State University and the University of Idaho.
An FDA meeting on the subject took place here last week.
Industry and FDA officials can agree on the importance of being proactive about safety.
Last week's meeting allowed the local ag industry to inform government officials how the Yakima Valley tree fruit industry already is meeting the safety intent of the new law.
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Duties & Responsibilities: | Conduct financial portion of suitability assessment background investigations on persons and corporations for gaming licensing. Conduct other investigative functions as directed involving the tracing of financial transactions and financial audits. Based on the specifics of the investigations, advise investigative staff what books, records and documents would be needed to establish case specific elements. Travel as necessary to gaming facilities and applicant locations within and outside New York State. Assist the Associate Budgeting Analyst in the supervision of the financial operations of the Detail, including but not limited to, the following: Preparation of the Detail budget including Personal Service and Non-Personal Service Schedules. Preparation of the following Detail reports: Monthly Cash Disbursement, Monthly Fiscal Plan, Special Billing for Reimbursements, etc. Analyze reports from the State Comptroller for appropriateness and verifications of account charges. Verify that purchase orders, contracts and vouchers are charged to the proper accounts. |
Minimum and/or Preferred Qualifications: | Bachelor's Degree. OR One (1) year satisfactory completion of permanent service in a title allocated to SG-14 or higher with Finance, Purchasing or Accounting responsibilities. OR An Associate's Degree AND two (2) years experience relating to the subject position or at least two (2) years of post-secondary education AND two (2) years experience relating to the subject position. Preference will be given to candidates with a Bachelor's degree with at least 24 credit hours in accounting and/or auditing or appropriate professional credentials such as Certified Public accountant (CPA), Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) or Certified Frauds Examiner (CFE). |
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Improving health key to health care reform success; healthy employees are viewed as a competitive advantage
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today the non-profit Integrated Benefits Institute (IBI) released a preliminary result from a survey of more than 400 employers indicating that less than five percent plan to reduce or eliminate health and productivity programs. This flies in the face of recent reports that employers are likely to eliminate wellness programs as a cost-saving measure.
"For health care reform to be successful we must focus on improving health and the importance of a healthy workforce or we will have a recipe for disaster that will cost the system more money than we can afford," said Thomas Parry, Ph.D., president of IBI. "Employers understand this and are continuing, overall, to offer and improve their health and productivity management programs as is evidenced by our latest research."
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The survey conducted with Harris Interactive found that five percent or fewer of the employers with HPM (health and productivity management) initiatives plan to reduce or eliminate their programs. In fact, for 18 of the 26 programs surveyed only one percent or fewer said they had reduction or elimination plans. Instead, employers are far more likely to expand the resources they commit to an existing HPM program. For 12 of the 26 programs, more than 30 percent of employers with a program plan to increase resources in the next two years.
Employer HPM programs likely to see such levels of increased support include: participation incentives, nutritious meals/snacks, chronic disease management, weight management, nutrition education, fitness programs, value-based benefits, health risk assessments, stress reduction education and others.
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The night is always young in Buffalo, because last call at our bars and clubs isn't until 4 a.m. and the majority of LGBT-friendly hotspots are all located within a few blocks of each other in historic Allentown.
Dance, sing or drink the night away, relax on patios, and check out various drag and burlesque performances, many that double as fundraisers for organizations and charities that serve the local community.
The bohemian, hipster and indie-music scenes are just down the street, where you can catch the local talents as they tour the bar venues or introduce their sound at open mic nights. You're also not far from the Chippewa District, which hosts a slew of nightclubs and entertainment venues.
The party details are always changing, so for the most up-to-date events calendar, download In The Loop, a monthly newsletter focused on Buffalo's LGBT community, peruse OutcomeBuffalo.com (our local online LGBT news feed) or grab a copy of the alt weekly newspaper Artvoice.
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I've been really blessed to meet so many amazing people since I started this blog. People are happy to share their cooking ideas and recipes all the time and more often than ever does the topic of conversation with complete strangers, new and old friends and my family turn to healthy food, ethnic cuisine and just getting back to basics when it comes to ... Read More »
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Tire size of one of the few ways to tell one Tiguan from another, as there are few differences among the extensive list of standard items. The S offers only 16-in. running gear, the SE rides on 17s and the SEL on 18s, but virtually every other bit of drivetrain kit comes standard on every Tiguan, including ABS, an anti-slip program and electronic diff lock, engine braking assist, electronic brake force distribution and electronic stabilization, which from 2009 on will be standard on every Volkswagen, beating the government mandate by a full three years. Also newly standard is 3-year/36,000 free scheduled maintenance, which should help counter buyer skepticism about VW's quality.
We moved into a fully equipped SEL for the afternoon, and the 200 additional pounds from the 4Motion system had little effect on the Tiguan's road manners. We did appreciate the extra grip from the Haldex all-wheel-drive system, which helped us power through a spring snowstorm without one slip of a wheel, but the weather did keep us from enjoying the huge, optional panoramic sunroof. The only other options are a new navigation system (including a rearview camera), operated via the 6.5-in. high-rez touchscreen in the center stack, rear side airbags, alloy wheels, and a trailer hitch (2500-lb towing capacity).
The Tiguan will compete with some tough company in the U.S., primarily the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV-4, but it has the performance and interior styling and functionality to do well (VW hopes for at least 20,000 buyers). For instance, the split/folding rear seats, placed slightly higher than the front seats for better sightlines, also recline and slide separately for additional passenger comfort or luggage capacity, which more than doubles from 23.68 to 56.1 cu ft with the seats folded. Plus, for its compact exterior size, the Tiguan is roomy enough inside for four very large adults to ride in comfort; five in a pinch.
Bottom line: Dumb name; super SUV.