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I can't believe I have not posted a review on this powder foundation!
I have tried many many MANY powder foundations, from high end brands to drugstore brands and I'm always really upset - there's always something wrong. I've been using Fresh Complexion since August 2002 and I'm always coming back to this one. It's not the perfect one, but it's not far away from perfection.
One of my biggest problem with most other powder foundations is the cakey/powdery look. But this one looks really natural. Not chalky at all. Most powder foundation are too orangey for my skin (including the most expensive ones like Dior and Chanel) but luckily Fresh Complexion doesn't make me look like a carrot. LOL
It doesn't keep the face shine-free all day, but longer than 90% of the other powder foundations I've tried. It easily keeps the skin matte a few hours. It stays quite well on the skin, but if the weather is hot & very humid or if I do some physical activities, it may fade a bit. It's a normal thing though!
It's true that the sponge gets easily dirty but I always buy a bunch of spare sponges. It doesn't cause any brakeouts nor irritates the skin. I'm really pleased with the results!
It has a good coverage but still is light enough not to feel it on the skin. It's not an heavy coverage though - I would say it's more light to medium (which I prefer).
My only complaint: the shades! I use Classic Ivory, the second lightest shade. It's close to my complexion but still a bit too dark, so I have to apply it carefully in order to avoid any demarcation. The lightest shade, Ivory, doesn't look good on me, too pink. And when I am self-tanned, Classic Ivory is a tad too light, but the one just after is too dark. But since I haven't found anything better, I'm staying with Cover Girl! (I think we have less shades here... I've never see the 615 anywhere in Montreal).
Great quality & cheap price! My HG foundation!
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I have been using this product for a while and I think it a good product. It covers blemishes without you having to wear a ton of makeup.
I've used this for quite a while and like it better than the other Covergirl powders. Instead of using the sponge applicator, which I don't like because it makes the powder go on cakey and noticable, I used a large powder or blush brush. It's really nice to use underneath or on top of eye makeup to soften it. I think it's good for shiny noses, but you have to reapply it too often for my liking (that's why I only have 4 lippies) in order to keep my nose shine-free. Overall, it's good for the price and a good thing for teenagers on a budget. =]
pretty good powder, i have really oily acne prone skin and this helps control oil, however, if my skin is dry after using some acne medication, it really makes the dryness obvious. it also isnt very cakey, but pretty sheer. And it matches my skin tone pretty well. will continue to look for a better powder, but will use this in the mean time.
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This is great! It's a perfect color and easily portable. The only problem is that sometimes you can see it easily if you put it on your nose, but it's easily fixable. It looked great with a blush like Cover Girl Cheekers in Cinnamon Toast. I will purchase again.
Love, love, LOVE this stuff. The shade matches my skin tone perfectly. It gives great coverage and doesn't look cakey, unless of course you do that yourself. It's great for touch-ups and I absolutely plan on re-purchasing!
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This is the only pressed powder that I have ever used! Perfectly matches my skin tone.....classic ivory.
Great product.
This powder is a really good alternative when you can't afford a more expensive foundation. Here are the good things about this powder: 1) it does what it says- the look stays fresh and does a great job controlling oil. 2) It comes with a nice sponge applicatior, more closely related to some of the more expensive brands, and is much better than the old applicatiors CG used to supply. 3) Nice coverage- not too little, not too much. The only downside is the packaging is weird, it's shaped like a moon, making it annoying to put back. Other than that, a good product to use when you're short on cash but still want your skin to look good. Would buy again.
I LOVE this product! I am not usually a fan of cheaper makeup for the face because I have skin problems. I have in my makeup stash tons of MAC, Stila, Urban Decay, NARS...but I always make a run to Target for my CG powder/foundation! I have roseacea (appears as extreme redness on face) and this is the only powder foundation that not only covers it, but doesnt make my skin oily!! It's worth every penny!!!
I recieved this in a package with the LE bronzer. I didn't really want this product but since I couldn't find the bronzer anywhere but in this package I had to get it. Am I sure glad that I did!! I've always loved Cover Girl's foundations and this one is right up at the top. I have mine in creamy natural and it is a great match for my skin. It goes on evenly and covers up the redness and any shine that I had. Even did a fairly good job covering blemishes without concealor. It goes great over my mousturizers and I never once noticed any caking. This product is amazing and you can't bear it for the price!


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: MLNM) today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted approval for VELCADE use, without dose adjustments, in patients with impaired kidney function, including those requiring dialysis. Impaired kidney function is a common complication related to multiple myeloma (MM), affecting approximately 30 percent of patients at diagnosis and a much larger percentage throughout the course of the disease.
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"The ability to use VELCADE without dose adjustments in patients with renal dysfunction differentiates it from other multiple myeloma therapies," said Paul Richardson, M.D., Clinical Director, Jerome Lipper Multiple Myeloma Center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Boston and Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School. "Physicians treating multiple myeloma patients want the confidence that therapies are not only efficacious, but also can be used consistently and predictably."
"This expansion of the VELCADE label confirms that patients with impaired kidney function can receive the full benefit of VELCADE," said Sundar Jagannath, M.D., St. Vincent's Comprehensive Cancer Center, New York. "Since renal impairment is not an uncommon complication of the disease, VELCADE has the potential to benefit the entire population of multiple myeloma patients."
The label expansion is based on data from a prospec
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Bedrooms | 1 |
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Property type | villa |
Minimum Stay | 7 - 14 nights |
Sunshine home from home in the old part of Funchal.
A charming villa with 3 spacious self-catering flats, surrounded by lovely garden and large pool all with private seaview south facing terraces. Large private balconies and terraces with superb sea & harbor views. Perfect location in the center of Funchal no car necessary, by the old town, walk to the best local restaurants, bars, beach and main attractions in Funchal. The market is 5-10 minute walk down hill. A tropical oasis by the sea with a garden and large pool shared by the three flats, located in an authentic residential area of Funchal, full of local charm with stunning sea views and a warm climate. A perfect base to relax, enjoy the great sunshine down by the sea where it is warm most of the year. Each of the 3 flats has large private seaview terraces, the luxury of space with beautiful stylish interiors adding to the beauty of the views outside. Perfect for easygoing, young at heart guests looking for a trendy, hip house full of cool touches. We provide assistance from our property manager for anything you need during your stay and we welcome short and long term rentals. Very spacious outside dining and relaxing space, BBQ for each flat. Nicely decorated, light and airy, quality bedlinen and fittings. Free wireless internet & properties are maintained to a high standard, being recently renovated. The villa is very beautiful and traditional, fully modernized but keeping its original features and charm intact. Enjoy the luxury of space, with huge apartments inside & large garden. Casual and friendly area in a totally authentic safe neighborhood, were you can walk to the delicious bakery and friendly grocer (local fruit and veg) living like a local and enjoying the warm climate all year including during the winter months. You will be in the heart of an authentic Portuguese area. This is a beautiful period building with oak floors and century-old stucco and tin plated ceilings (in the middle floor they are a work of art) some noise can filter from top flat to middle flat please be aware of this before booking. The very best location in Madeira staying in a superb house.
We have 7 other fabulous seafront holiday rentals properties in the Old Town of Funchal, see our website for information on 1, 2 and 3 bedroom dream villas: www.funchalcottages.co.uk
Levada walks, golf and swimming nearby: The villa is the ideal base to explore the beautiful island of Madeira, its strategic location in the heart of Funchal means it is just by the seaside were you can swim, water ski, scuba dive, sail and much more. The 2 golf courses are very near, Palheiro Golf is just 10min away and Santo da Serra Golf is just 20min away. Madeira is a walkers paradise and from here you can reach the mountains and discover the levada trails. A bus stop is nearby, and the main road to the airport is very easy to catch. Local café and corner shop is a couple of meters down the road.
Authentic local culture: Escape the tourist areas and discover this jewel of a neighborhood in central Funchal, the old part by the sea. There are no tourist traps, just nice Madeiran houses with gardens, great sea views, local cafés and restaurants. Enjoy the buzzing old town by day and night, try the local fish restaurants and the new poncha bars. Its a safe and peaceful area, know for the excellent sunny climate by the sea.
Discover a charming island, that grows on you each time you visit, we have several guests who stay many times a year.
Madeira events to look out for: New Year Fireworks in Madeira, Madeira Walking Festival (january), Madeira carnival, Madeira Flower Festival (May), Madeira islands Open Golf (May), Funchal Atlantic Fireworks Festival (June), Funchal jazz (July), Madeira Rally (August), Madeira Wine Festival (September), Madeira Christmas (December)
Since moving to the Old Town of Funchal we fell in love with this beautiful part of Madeira. We live here because it is the ideal combination of sun, old fashioned charm, tropical gardens and sea. Our villas each have their unique character, with the luxury of space - a sense of history and offering the best Madeira has to offer. We have assembled a collection of fabulous seaside villas in the old town that are run as successful self-catering properties. Alongside this business, we launched the award winning publishing company, Funchal-Publications in 2005 that has several travel books on the Island. This complement of books, history & local knowledge is something we like to pass on to our guests, and makes each holiday experience special.
Cristina Abreu purchased this villa in 2008
Seaside location near the Old Town of Funchal. The tropical garden is an oasis in the center of town with a swimming pool surrounded by tropical plants. The sea and beach is a short walk away. We Love the climate here which is warm year round as it has a nice micro-climate. Very friendly neighborhood, un-spoilt & charming. The villa itself is a very beautiful buidling, over a hundred years old with stunning period features that have all been lovingly restored and modernised to make your stay not only very stylish but also comfortable. Watching the boats pass just in front is a dream and looking at the port of Funchal so close is a source of constant joy. We try to use local artisans and craftsmen everytime we can, so you can see the artwork, beautiful handmade wicker furniture and TLC that is given to each property and also helps the local community.
Beautiful traditional villa with huge sevaiew terraces on each floor all looking to the sea, fantastic sea and harbor views. Very spacious rooms, decorated with style and nice features, you get the luxury of space in the best location in all Madeira and Funchal. Near the sea and old town, yet with the benefit of the sea views and a pool. Enjoy outdoor living and cooking on the barbecue year round, sip a drink as the Queen Mary Cruise ship passes just in front, its Madeira but its the nicest Madeira.
Muito Obrigada for a charming sunny holiday at the Bay View. We found the flat really comfortable and pretty, thank you so much for the welcome items and for making they place so hospitable. The views are even better than the pictures show! we´ll be back soon.
Located in Funchal city center just by the historic old quarter, a perfect unspoilt seaside location within walking distance of the sea (5-10 min walking down the road). Best location in Madeira, warmest climate where you can live like a local in a charming quiet and peaceful residential area of Funchal, surrounded by traditional houses. Funchal market, shops, museums and cable car are just down the road within walking distance as is the old town with all the best restaurants, bars, market, cable car and shops. Bus stop nearby. Parking is done just outside on the road for free. This part of Funchal is unspoilt and very charming, seaviews are great and you get to watch the ships arrive in the harbor. The community is safe and friendly, the bakery and cafe is famous, there are local grocers with fresf fruits and produce you can cook at home. Enjoy the specially mild climate here down by the sea and treat yourself for a meal in the best restaurants of the old town all within walking distance.
The perfect base to explore the very best of Madeira, while staying in the ideal part of Funchal.
Other Activities you can do while staying here: Levada and mountain Walking, Gardens, boat tours, bird watching, diving, historic cultural tours.
Dont miss the many yearly events that happen in Madeira each year: New Year Fireworks, Carnival, Flower Festival, Easter and half term celebrations, Madeira island golf open, madeira rally and wine festivals are just some of the events you can enjoy.
Golf: Palheiro Golf a 5-10min drive away - you can see it from the house. Santo da Serra golf a 25-30min drive. Both are great golf courses, surrounded by nature and beautiful views.
Rental Period | Minimum Rate | Additional Nights | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly | Event Rate | |||
7 Jan 2015 -
30 Jun 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
1 Jul 2015 -
1 Sep 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
2 Sep 2015 -
18 Dec 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Festive Season
19 Dec 2015 -
6 Jan 2016
14 night minimum stay
for 14 nights
7 Jan 2016 -
30 Jun 2016
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
1 Jul 2016 -
1 Sep 2016
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
2 Sep 2016 -
17 Dec 2016
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Fees | No additional mandatory fees |
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Includes weekly cleaning, full support with our property manager during your stay
We answer ALL requests within 3 hours of receiving them, even if we don´t have availability. So if you have not heard back from us by that time please check your SPAM/Junk folders or re-send your email as their may be a problem, you can also call us for immediate availability. +351964020726 (Cristina Abreu) 50% deposit required on the act of booking by bank transfer or we accept credit cards via PayPal or payment via bank transfer. Trusted Home-Away advertiser - Book with Confidence. Call for any information or safety concerns +351 964020726 (Cristina Abreu) We are a listed Company with VAT n:PT511256515 with offices in Funchal, Madeira. Visit our website for details www.funchalcottages.co.uk |
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Brad Goreski is stepping out of Rachel Zoe's shadows and into the limelight with his new BRAVO series It's a Brad, Brad World premiering tonight at 10pm EST!
It's a Brad, Brad World follows Brad's new life in starting his own business -- and that's certainly no small feat in the cutthroat fashion industry. Brad's already proven himself to be charming, smart and savvy during his time on The Rachel Zoe Project, but now he has to prove it on his own. His first obstacle? Moving out of his garage!
Check out a sneak peek of the show above!
Brad's love of fashion began at the tender age of 12 year old when the glossy pages of Vogue captured his eye. Since then, Brad has worked for numerous fashion magazines, walked the red carpet with Anne Hathaway, photographed by Terry Richardson and, of course, worked with Rachel Zoe's as her trusted assistant.
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His mother Kourtney Kardashian was busy having her third baby at the hospital, so Mason Disick had to rely on his famous Aunt Kim Kardashian to make is fifth birthday one to remember.
Still basking in the glory of her fully-nude Paper magazine spread, Kim Kardashian showed up at the official Break the Internet Issue Launch in Miami on Thursday night (December 4).
She may be one of the most famous little girls in Hollywood, and yesterday the world got to see baby North West's serious and playful sides in two new photos posted by her mother Kim Kardashian.
The reality TV star took to Instagram to share two adorable snaps of her and her little girl showing off their "paparazzi face" and "at home" face.
While many little girls are dressing up as their favorite Disney princess this Halloween, North West is getting back to nature.
On Friday (October 31) proud mama Kim Kardashian took to Instagram with an adorable photo of her little one in a skunk getup.
She just launched a new line of apparel for Lipsy and Kim Kardashian is eyeing her 16-month-old daughter North West as an eventual designer for the Kardashian Kollection empire.
While chatting with ITN, the "Disaster Movie" actress was asked if she'd ever consider the little lady to help her come up with new styles.
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Given the upcoming Halloween holiday, the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" babe decided to do a little dress-up theme that turned out super cute.
Always looking to upgrade her look, Kim Kardashian opted for a collection of gold rings to honor her 14-month-old daughter North West.
The 33-year-old E! reality star posted a selfie via Instagram on Monday (October 6) while holding up the "N-O-R-T-H W-E-S-T" rings strewn across her hands.


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Support Groups - Crazy Canucks - 09/14 - 09/19View Full Version : Crazy Canucks - 09/14 - 09/19 BabyAnne 09-14-2004, 12:22 PM Let me get the ball rolling. Maura Willendorf_Woman 09-14-2004, 02:19 PM OK...Smarties all around then, and since they are virtual Smarties we can eat all we like. *grin* Trixi 09-14-2004, 02:57 PM I found it!!!! our new home and it looks wonderful. I don't know about anyone else but everytime I hear the word Canuck I think of only Calgary (I don't know why) and I don't associate it with all of Canada (me weird) I just had a nasty lunch that was gross and I was starving too. Good thing it was bad because the sauce on it I am sure was all carbs so throwing it away was probably a good thing, the bad part was it cost 10 bucks! I forgot my lunch at home cause I was in a hurry this morning. Back to work for me. more tonight! Dale Ruthxxx 09-14-2004, 03:48 PM Hold onto your seats, Chickies. I'm moving this thread and leaving a redirect for a while. The Canadian Newbie thread will be closed unless you'd like it moved too? Can do if you like. I'll close it anyhow. Trixi 09-14-2004, 10:10 PM I had a huge headache all day and now it's finally easing off due to the power of Advil. Feeling good now and even as we speak my beautiful daughter is practising on the recorder and I gotta say "man's she'e adorable but really, the recorder? Help!) I got home and cooked her dinner had a shower and now I am ready to relax and its only 9 pm, that's early for me, usually I only have about ten minutes to read before bedtime. Hope you all find me here it's getting lonely......Canada's not feeling so large at the moment. Have a wonderful evening everyone and I am thinking of you all Dale Willendorf_Woman 09-14-2004, 10:29 PM I'm glad the headache is better. I had a headache of my own tonight, but its of the almost six foot tall 15 year old and full of testosterone variety. :( He had a hissy fit because the dryer is in his room and he didn't want it there--he started to dissassemble it and move it out of his room. The problem is that that is the only place it can go and we need the dryer as it is currently our only source of heat and it is getting nippy at night. He finally calmed down and hooked it back up again with the stipulation that it ONLY be used before 2pm while he is at school. Thats what I've primarily been doing anyhow as it makes his room too hot otherwise. There are days (like today) when I can't wait for him to turn 18 so he can go live on his own and be crabby all the time somewhere else than in my face. wildlilfirebox 09-15-2004, 10:10 AM :cheer: CONGRADULATIONS TEAM CANADA!!!!!!! Well I don't know if any of you follow Hockey, but I thought it only fair to warn you now that I'm a big hockey buff :D And now with the lockout, I don't know what I'm going to do! :stress: ANYWAYS.......moving right along..... I've decided that my first step in dropping my weight has been to start walking more. Instead of catching the bus to work at the end on my street, I'm going to walk to the next major intersection (about another 3 blocks) and I'm going to get off a couple stops before I usually would. It's not a lot, but its a start. Also, I've decided to try and ween myself off those nasty carbs! For the next few weeks I'm going to cut myself down to 1 serving of either bread, rice or pasta a day instead of 2 or 3. And lastly I've decided to give up junk food completely! No more late night stops at the store to grab a bag of chips when I'm feeling snacky. Instead I'll grab a peice of fruit or a handful of veggies! I'm hoping with my new found support (from everyone here!) and a little determination, that little by little, I can get this thing under control! I don't have a scale so I honestly don't know how much I weigh, but I'm going to buy one outta my next paycheck so I can keep track of my progress. Last night, once the hockey game was over, I grabbed my note book and started jotting down my goals. I'm going to carry this list with me everywhere and everytime I feel myself slipping, I'm going to take a look and remember why I'm doing this in the first place ... ME!@!@! I want to look better, I want to feel better, and I want to be happy in MY body!! If anybody has any words or quotes that I can write down for encourgament while I'm on the road, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you all for being so helpful with everything and for being there to listen to my rambling, you are like guardian angels to me!! :angel: wildlilfirebox 09-15-2004, 10:44 AM WELL!!!!! My last post sounded all good to me, until I went and looked in the pantry for something to eat!! EVERYTHING in this house is full of carbs!!! EVERYTHING!!!! :fr: Now what am I going to do??? Because I live with my in-laws, my MIL does all the shopping and all the cooking!! I think that on the weekend when I get some money, I'll have to go and buy myself some grocerys! I don't want to become one of those people who are constantly looking at food labels, so maybe low-carb isn't the way for me to go. Perhaps I should just cut out the junk food and limit my quantity of food...(like in that Alanis Morrisette song... stop eating when I'm full) Thats what I'm going to do...limit my intake of bad foods and walk more until I get a few bills paid off and I can afford WW and a gym membership! Trixi 09-15-2004, 12:57 PM Good morning all!!!! I cheated and got on the scale (I know I said I wouldn't) and I am down a pound!!! Not a great feat but the scale has been staying the same soooo long and I really wanted to get out of the 150's and now I am! Today's lunch consists of chicken breast, tomatoes and asparagus which I am mowing down as I type. Wild, its hard doing the low carb thing at first but eventually you know what you can cannot eat. Sometimes I look at the labels of food I use to eat just to remind myself on how good I am doing now. On a average day before I began my lo-carb journey would would intake about 250 grams of bad carbs and now I only have about 30 (and this is only good carbs) I find that I don't feel sluggish after I eat anymore either. But ofcoarse everyone has to find what works for them. Back to work now! Take Care Dale BabyAnne 09-15-2004, 01:10 PM CONGRATULATIONS CANADA!!!! Like you Wild I am a HUGE hockey fan (Go Flames Go) and am also going to go through wicked withdrawl especially since the Flames did so well last year. We actually got our son to say "Go Kipper Go" (the goalie for the Flames) during the playoffs. Willendorf - Sounds like your 17 year old son and my 2 year old son are one in the same. Dale - Congrats on the lose. I have a theory that I would like to share with all of you...It goes like this. Toddlers and Teens go through the same type of problems with life. No wait read on: 1) Toddlers get frustrated because their parents can't understand what they want 1a) Teens get frustrated because their parents can't understand what they want 2) Toddlers frustrate their parents with the need for independence. 2a) Teens frustrate their parents with the need for independence. 3) Parents are always tripping over a toddlers toys (trucks, dolls etc) 3a) Parents are always tripping over a teens toys (skateboards, bikes etc) Am I on to something her?? If I survive (or better yet if my son survives) his Turbulant Two's will I be better equiped to handle his Teenage years??? PLEASE SAY YES. That is the only thing getting me through this???? Willendorf_Woman 09-15-2004, 09:06 PM *lol* The twos DO prepare you for the teens, but in the teens the toys cost more and they can get even more badly injured. *grin* I shudder to think of when my son gets his driver's license because he's scary enough with a permit! missmom 09-16-2004, 04:53 PM Hi. I am a sahm in the GTA, Ontario. I have an 8 year old and a 6 year old. I had my first physical in the past 5 years this morning and I was shocked to learn how much I weigh according to the scales there! I can't be that much! :( I go back to my doctor's office in 2 weeks time and we will then discuss my weight loss plan of action. Any support would be great. :^: CanadaChick 09-16-2004, 08:07 PM I had trouble finding you guys but here I am. I am also from Canada and this is a great idea, because there is so much stuff in the States that we can't get here. I just want to say Hi to all. Willendorf_Woman 09-18-2004, 04:16 PM MY home scale showed me up a pound this morning, but the WW official scale showed me down 1.4 lbs. :) I was afraid I would have no loss at all as I've been retaining a lot of water lately, so I'm pleased. I'm also going back on my metformin (glucophage) but slowly titrating the dose upwards from a low dose to avoid the side effects but get the useful medical action of counteracting insulin resistance. How is everyone else doing? Willendorf_Woman 09-21-2004, 12:43 AM Do we want a new thread for the new week? Trixi 09-21-2004, 11:46 AM Hi all, Back from my weekend of what I will refer to as my "carbfest". It all started on Friday when I was feeling crappy all day. I was sure I was coming down with something. By the time I got home from a lousy day at work I had no energy and felt sorry for myself. I convincd my finance that a burger and fries would make me feel better and that's what started it all. Over the weekend I had a tons of bad food choices including the following: Huge burger (bacon/cheese) and a large fries with gravy Another burger and fries (the first one was great) Chips and dip corn chips and cheese sauce Large plate of pasta with meat balls and sauce Garlic bread with cheese alot of beer I had the pasta late on Sunday and before I went to bed I weighed myself and I was up ten pounds since that friday!!!! I spent Monday depressed and feeling guilty. Today I am focused on forgetting and eating right again. I slid the scale way under my bed so I would not use it. I have a physical on Friday and that will be the only time I will step on the scale. I am sure that ten pounds is not all fat as it was late and all the carbs I had must have retained some water right? Let's hope. Hope you all behaved better then me this weekend! Dale Willendorf_Woman 09-21-2004, 01:02 PM Don't beat yourself up Dale, we are human and all have lapses. Its only a failure if we use it as an excuse to give up--otherwise its a bump along the way and today is a new day and fresh start. *bighug* MY breakfast yesterday consisted of Nutty Bars, hardly a nutritious choice, but I ended up the day pretty much on target as far as my points goals go. I'm a scale addict too, btw, and I suspect you have lots of company in that department. I'm actually calling to doctor's office today because I need soem fasting bloodwork done and my appt isn;t until 3:30 tomorrow--if I fast all day like that I'll eat anything in sight. Consequently I'm going to see if he call fax a Rx for the boodwork over to hospital so I can get the bloodwork done earlier in the day. Then I can eat sensibly and not be a slave to the ravenous monster that overcomes me when I go too long without eating. :) Trixi 09-22-2004, 10:04 AM Well it's Wednesday and the weekend is definately in the pass. I forgave myself and made a vow to be completely OP this upcoming weekend. I have a lingerie party for a friend getting married and I will not eat everything in sight. I am going to even bring my own food. This week has been busy at work and that has kept my mind off of eating. At times I had to force myself. I tend to forget to eat until I get home at night and that can't be good. Have great day! Dale Willendorf_Woman 09-22-2004, 11:44 AM Wow Trixi---39lbs lost already! Great job! Willendorf_Woman 09-22-2004, 11:50 AM Right now my immediate goal is to make it to 199--anything below 200. :) After that I'll take it 10lbs at a time. Right now I'm really struggling because I'm tyring to fast until 3:30 for that bloodwork, but I've got a hungry headache. I'm drinking a lot of water to help stave off hunger. I may have a cup of tea, which still counts as fasting since I don't put anything in my tea, and perhaps the caffiene will help. Willendorf_Woman 09-23-2004, 01:12 PM Much to my delight, I was down 2.2 lbs this week. :) I'm pleased because my home scale hadn't shown a loss. I determined that my scale is approximately 1 pound heavier than that at WW and 2 lbs heavier than that at my docs. I know I shouldn't obsess about the scale, but I do--I make a point of not getting stressed about the daily fluctuations though--those are to be expected. I just want to see a general trend downwards. Two more pounds and I'll be back at the lowest I've achieved in the last 6 months. :) Trixi 09-24-2004, 11:01 AM Congrats on the loss!!!!! I know how you feel when you say to be under 200, I do the same thing with every ten pounds....first it was under 180, 170, 160, 150...and now I think it would be great for under 140. 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BYU Cougars (5-2)
@Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (2-5)
Wednesday, November 30
Tim`s Toyota Center - Prescott, AZ
Attendance: 3,215
Northern Arizona
Prescott, AZ (Sports Network) - Brock Zylstra led the way with 23 points on 8- of-10 shooting from the floor for the Cougars as BYU downed Northern Arizona 87-52 in the Lumberjack Classic at Tim's Toyota Center in Prescott Valley.
Brandon Davies scored 14 points and pulled down nine rebounds for the Cougars (5-2) while Noah Hartsock chipped in 11 points.
Colin Gruber led the Lumberjacks (2-5) with 13 points. Stallon Saldivar struggled to score as he shot 0-of-4 from the field, but he managed to grab five rebounds and dish out six assists in the losing effort.
BYU jumped out to a 15-4 lead in the first eight minutes and did not look back. The Cougars shot 48.5 percent from the field in the first twenty minutes as they took a 44-21 lead into the break.
The Lumberjacks struggled from long range in the second half as they made just 2-of-10 attempts from beyond the arc. The Cougars outscored their opponent 43-31 in the final twenty minutes.
Northern Arizona hurt itself in this one as it turned it over 24 times. BYU did a great job handling the ball as it had just 12 turnovers in the contest.
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Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Tickets for the Super Bowl rematch between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots are selling for as much as $1,950 on the secondary market, a drop from last year's prices.
Sale prices for the National Football League's championship game this morning were down 13.7 percent from prices paid to get into last year's game between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers in Dallas, according to TiqIQ, an event ticket aggregator that tracks listings from StubHub, EBay, TicketNetwork and TicketsNow. The tickets have a face value of $800 to $1,200, TiqIQ said, up from $600 to $1,200 last year.
This year's title game is set for Feb. 5 in Indianapolis.
The average asking price on the secondary market is $4,054, with the most expensive listing at $15,343 for a seat in Row 3, Section 113 of Lucas Oil Stadium, Chris Matcovich, a spokesman for TiqIQ said, in a telephone interview.
Most tickets are being sold in "zones," or large areas of similar seats, so it's often difficult to determine exact individual seat prices, he said. As the game approaches, ticket prices may rise for individual buyers due to the lack of tickets available.
"The Super Bowl has become so corporate, a lot of these tickets don't go to actual fans of the teams," Matcovich said. "There are only so many tickets available on the secondary market."
The current secondary market selling price is 41 percent higher than the $1,378 ticket price for the 2010 game between the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts in Miami. The average asking price is 11 percent higher than the $3,650 price asked for tickets a year ago, according to TiqIQ.
Sales Listing
There are 6,900 ticket listings from 15 different ticket companies, according to FanSnap.com, a Palo Alto, California- based Internet search engine that compares prices at the 24 ticket-reselling websites that have seats.
Prices may also rise as New York fans seek to witness a repeat of the 2008 championship, when the Giants upset the undefeated Patriots as 12-point underdogs.
"Giants fans are pretty rabid and they travel pretty well," Matcovich said. "So I wouldn't be surprised that people will be willing to pay a high price to go to Indianapolis. If you have income to spend, people are willing to spend anything to go to this game."
Along with individual seats, a suite with at least 25 tickets is currently being offered for $800,000, Matcovich said.
Patriots Picked
The Patriots, winners of 10 straight games, are favored by three points against the Giants this year, oddsmakers said. The Giants also were underdogs in their past two wins this postseason, including yesterday's 20-17 overtime victory over the 49ers in San Francisco for the National Football Conference championship.
The oddsmakers' favorite has won the Super Bowl 73 percent of the time, with victories in 33 of 45 games, according to RJ Bell, founder of Las Vegas-based handicapping information website Pregame.com. This year's three-point spread indicates the Patriots have a 59 percent chance to win, said Bell, who estimates that more than $10 billion will be wagered on the Super Bowl worldwide.
New England, which won Super Bowl titles after the 2001, 2003 and 2004 seasons, is 15-3 this season after yesterday's 23- 20 win against the Baltimore Ravens in the American Football Conference championship game.
The Giants, who also have three Super Bowl victories, have a 12-7 record, winning six of their last seven games, including five in a row.
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Name The Morgantown Baseball Team
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Local Guy Is Finalist In Dairy Queen's S'mores Song Contest
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County Council Approves Drilling Under Deer Lakes Park
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Absentee Ballot Voting
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Montreal native Tony Bianco teamed up with executive chef Enzo Addario to create Hot Tomatoe, a traditional Italian bistro boasting a menu that brims with house-made, cooked-to-order pastas, flavorful meat dishes, and full- and light-bodied Italian wines. Their regional cuisine typically integrates up to seven essential ingredients—oil, garlic, basil, tomatoes, pasta, and olives—from which Snow White's seven dwarves drew their names. In addition, the staff goes shopping for fresh ingredients three to four days a week to supplement both seasonal compositions and year-round dishes, which include veal parmigiana, filet mignon, and penne norma.
Fernanda's International Market, a treasure trove of rare ingredients and made-to-order gourmet sandwiches, bakes robust breads and fine pastries. Among a troop of hearty sandwiches, the Martorano ($8.99) stands out for its spicy temper and muscular blend of sopressata and cappacola meats. The Churchill ($8.99) loads its taste gun with Branston pickle relish and fights hunger pangs on ham-coated beaches, cheddar cheese fields, and hot mustard streets. Fernanda's also sells prepared food by the pound and hard-to-find international groceries like Thai lemon grass.
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Thankfully, the bar makes it easy to sort through its 300 beers. The menu is divided up into different beer types, which go deeper than the basic delineation of ale vs. lager vs. water that's been dyed amber. Guests can peruse listings of bottled barleywines and porters, or have a resident beer aficionado fill their mug with an imported brew on draft. Beer even permeates the food: the chipotle mustard on the house-baked pretzels is made with pale ale, just as the cheese dip is made with Samuel Adams. All of the burgers, sandwiches, and pretzel pizzas also have recommended drink pairings.
As for entertainment, each Brass Tap books a variety of local bands throughout the week. Trivia and happy hours find regular spots on the schedule, and some locations have outdoor patios and cigars for purchase.
Over his past 27 years in the culinary trade, The Wine Dive's Chef Curtis has stayed true to his personal motto: "Never trust a skinny chef." You can trust that he knows what he's talking about, having manned the grills at a five-diamond resort and earned numerous awards for his efforts in more than 20 culinary competitions that span the globe. Chef Curtis brings his experience and insatiable appetite for world-inspired cuisine to The Wine Dive, where he crafts a menu of American-style tapas, artisan cheeses, and flatbreads to pair with more than 60 wines available by the glass. His ever-changing vision results in a procession of small plates that draw on a roster of rotating ingredients such as Angus beef, roasted duck, and black truffles. Not to be outdone by their kitchen counterparts, bartenders dispense two-ounce samples of wine from their glass-cased Enomatic machine, allowing guests a taste before they order a full glass. In the intimate dining room, wine-glass chandeliers cast light on exposed-brick walls and paintings while musicians take the stage on Friday nights to croon songs of lament to their empty plates of brie.


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Here is what I have so far for my ag conference presentation. Please give me any comments/help that you can.
Where to start
Growing 1: What to grow
2: Perennial versus Annual
3: Woodies
4: Resources
5: Germination to transplants
Post Harvest
I still need to expound, add pictures and put it into a powerpoint presentation. Also prepare some hands on stuff. Thanks!! Bryan |
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Good stuff, some of the things I wish I would of thought about before I began. Employees- were to get them, family or friends? Train how to cut and post harvest, very important or they could ruin a whole bunch of stuff. Also, if they are weeding they don't think your whole new row of alstromeria that you started from seed is a noxious weed and pull it out. Bookkeeping and advertising (web page update), yuck. How to figure how much to charge and what to do with an over abundance of one flower. |
Kathy, great points. I had forgotten about employees. I guess I forgot about weeding since I did it all in such short time last year that I overlooked it. I have found that in our direct seeded area the employees get to wheel hoe within a few inches on the rows, but only myself or some-one that knows what the babies look like get to weed. Over abudance of one type of flower. I haven't really ran into that. At the end of our FM, if we don't have another soon, we give away any non dryable flowers to the little girls at the market or to other vendors that bring us thier veggies/herbs/honey/bread etc.. Any flowers that dry come back to the farm to go into wreaths. Bookkeeping: what is that. One of these days, when I am rich I want a palm pilot to take to the field with me. Thanks. Bryan |
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- Cartoon Characters: Scooby-Doo, Freddy Jones, Daphne Blake, Shaggy Rogers, Velma Dinkley, Mr. Fong/Zentuo, Inspector Lu.
- Vocal Talent: Don Messick (Scooby-Doo), Frank Welker (Freddy), Heather North (Daphne), Casey Kasem (Shaggy), Nichole Jaffe (Velma), Viz Perrin, Barry Richards, George A. Robertson, Hal Smith, John Stephenson, Swan Steward, Michael Stull, Jean Vander Pyl.
- Directed By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
Animation Director: Charles Nichols (as Charles A. Nichols). - Produced By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
Associate Producer: Alex Lovy. - Animated By George Rowley, Bill Keil, Ray Abrams, Isadore Ellis, Volus Jones, Carlos Alfonso, George Goepper, Dick Cundy.
- Written By Lar Bourne, Tom Dagenais, Bill Lutz.
Story Direction: Paul Sommer, Bob Singer, Howard Swift.
Story Editors: Joe Ruby, Ken Spears.
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- Editorial Supervisor: Larry Cowan.
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- Effects Editing: Earl Bennet, Ron Sawade.
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This is the first episode in which teenage doll baby Daphne is kidnapped.Nice mmphing for help with aveiled gag covering her mouth
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Posted by chris on Monday, November 1, 2010 at 5:07am.
For ease of typing I am going to let
A(x1, y1) = A(a,b)
Let P(x,y) be the point of contact
slope of AP = (b-y)/(a-x)
but slope of tangent by Calculus ,(differentiate x^2 = 4y )
= x/2
so (b-y)/(a-x) = x/2
2b - 2y = ax - x^2
2b - 2(x^2/4) = ax - x^2
x^2 - 2ax + 4b = 0
by quadratic equation
x = (2a ± √(4a^2 - 16b)/2
= (a ± √(a^2 - 4b)
so P is ( (a + √(a^2 - 4b) , [(a + √(a^2 - 4b)]^2/4 )
and Q is ( (a - √(a^2 - 4b) , [(a - √(a^2 - 4b)]/4)
now remember how to find the midpoint?
for the x coordinate, add the 2 x's of the endpoints and divide by 2
clearly that would give us a
for the y coordinate, I will not type it all out, but when you expand the above y values of the endpoints and then add them up , the middle terms drop out and I got
y = (2a^2 - 4b)/4
= (a^2/2 - b)
M is (a, a^2/2 - b) or in your original version
M is (x1, x1^2/2 - y1) which is what we were supposed to prove.
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1. Crown Point
Two state titles in three seasons is pretty eye-catching. The Bulldogs graduated six starters — including Bay Kurtz, Carmelo Morales and Spase Dorsuleski — but don't write them off just yet, with players such as senior defender Erik Eksten, junior goalkeeper Connor Keaveney, sophomore midfielder Brad Kurtz and junior defender Michael Tanchevski.
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The Trojans return eight of 11 starters from a team that went 16-3-1, won its first sectional since 2010, scored a school-record 77 goals and allowed just 14 (with 11 shutouts).
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1. Just how good
can Chesterton be?
Senior midfielder Jared O'Dell has improved so much that coach James Sensibaugh said he could be the Trojans' best player — on a team that includes Billy Biehl, as well as junior forward Trent Weller (16 goals, 9 assists).
2. The next wave
at Lake Central?
After starting as many as five freshmen, don't expect a repeat of the five wins from last season — when the Indians still won their 11th straight sectional. They're back in a big way this season, and going forward.
3. Which smaller teams might emerge?
NWISC and PCC champion Boone Grove — which returns senior forwards Austin Aguilera (18 goals, 8 assists) and Nick Azevedo (15, 20) — and Wheeler each has won three straight sectionals.
4. What about some other non-DAC/NCC teams?
East Chicago Central, which returns players such as senior midfielder Erick Cuevas, junior forward Francisco Torres and junior midfielder Erik Beltran from a team that lost 2-1 to Munster in a sectional final; Clark, with sophomore Jorge Garcia (23 goals, 2 assists) back in the fold late after he had planned to play for the Chicago Fire Academy; Bishop Noll, with returnees including junior forward Gabriel Anguiano (14 goals, 3 assists) and senior goalkeeper Jonathan Lozano; and two-time GLAC champion Hammond could be among those in the mix.
5. New direction
at Portage?
Will Fortenberry, a 2007 grad who was an assistant with the Indians for six seasons, takes over. His roster includes senior twins Ben (center back) and Aaron (midfielder) Schaefer, and Josh Gonzalez, who led the team in goals as a freshman.
Refresher course
Crown Point (21-0-1) beat Avon 3-1 in overtime for its second Class 2A title in three seasons. Andrean won its first regional since 1996. Munster, Lake Central, Chesterton, Wheeler and Boone Grove also won sectionals.


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One of the most disturbing crimes of our day is child pornography. It is a significant problem that can be seen in the rise of arrests and the proliferation of content available on Internet.
High profile cases exist in recent months, including the arrest of a University of Utah professor while flying Delta Air Lines.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children says over 65 million images and videos of child sexual exploitation have been reviewed since 2002. Most shocking is that 10 percent of that content shows infants or toddlers.
In an effort to fight child pornography, Microsoft has announced a partnership with NetClean, a company that specializes in developing technical solutions to stop the spread of child sexual abuse content.
It is very difficult for law enforcement agencies to track down victims due to the massive amount of pictures and videos on the web. But by partnering with NetClean, Microsoft will offer a tool for agents to use in prosecuting offenders.
The PhotoDNA digital tool by NetClean uses an approach similar to biometrics and facial recognition software. The software compares images found on web sites or computers to known copies of child pornography and then identifies files that match.
This technique is so sophisticated it can even identify images that have been altered. Thus, detection and processing of hardcore images and the associated criminal investigations will occur faster, easier and will be less graphic for law enforcement agents.
It's gratifying to see large software companies get involved in the fight to help keep the Web safe. The best part is that child pornography purveyors will be easier to find and prosecute.
Russ Warner is President & CEO of ContentWatch, maker of the top-rated desktop and mobile web filter Net Nanny (www.netnanny.com). He is used as an expert source in the national press on a regular basis and speaks regularly on the topic of Internet Safety. Warner was most recently asked to speak at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on what parents can do to help their children navigate the digital age. Under Warner's leadership, ContentWatch leads an ongoing Internet safety campaign and has conducted seminars for the local Utah media, the Utah Coalition Against Pornography, and numerous schools.
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