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HobbyKing has two types listed, including the genuine one, which is a bit more expensive. Also a genuine one should have a serial no. and maybe a hologram sticker. If its very cheap, its probably a fake. eBay is going to be risky, unless they specifically state its genuine.
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http://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-Im...r-p-46220.html Wondering if you think a genuine Imax B6 would be something like what I should be looking for. At the moment I'm flying (apart from the name) v911, so the stock usb charger I suppose is perfect for it. My intentions in the near future are to mod one or more v911s to take the batteries for mcpx etc and to get myself a F45 and a couple of Turnigy (or similar) batteries. I may or may not get into 6-ch CP flying sometime (probably will, to tell the truth ) but don't need to go there equipmentwise til it's set in stone. I have a battery voltage tester with buzzer on the way for the F45 and need to see about getting a charger. Question is, is there anything else you would really recommend I get in the meantime given what I have in mind? If this is a bit off-topic, could someone hit me with a link to where it belongs. Thanks for your time guys Tigg |
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I have a 'fake' IMAX B6AC with the built-in power supply. I bought it without knowing about genuine vs fake chargers, but I have not had any issues with it. That is not to say that some will have issues, of course.
When I see discussions about these chargers I have to chuckle as I think about the 'genuine' 99 cent usb chargers that come with these birds, charging the $2 'genuine' batteries many of us use. I have always used the bobepine principle of cheap chargers on cheap batteries - use 0.9c charge rate. I have some very cheap batteries that I have charged with my cheap charger going on 50+ cycles with no issues. I have a myriad of adapter cables and only need 1 charger on the shelf. Of course, to each their own. regards . . . g . |
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Well, it's finished! I can finally share it with everyone But first I'll just fill y'all in with what's been up recently.
I'm not one for feeling sorry for myself and I'm certainly not an attention seeker, but I haven't had a brilliant year. Unfortunately, my little sister unexpectedly passed away in September. I then fell out with my family, suffered from health problems and lost my job. I am thankful for the things I do have, such as a roof over my head and my loving boyfriend, but I definitely needed a way to entertain myself and push through the hard times.
So I'm super stoked to introduce my little pet project: Never Bird Designs. An Etsy shop dedicated to creating art, jewellery and crafts inspired by fairytales, myths and folklore!
Admittedly the idea for Never Bird was blooming in my mind long before my sister died and things went a bit crazy. After acknowledging the fact that I'm never going to exploit my artistic side in the Money-Making-World of Everyday-Life, I decided to undertake something that would fulfill the artistic itch I'm sure we all suffer from every now and again! Never Bird is kind of my baby and I enjoy and have enjoyed every second that has gone into making it a reality. It's an awesome learning experience, and I couldn't think of a better way to fill my spare time!
Everything is handmade and affordable. The latter was important to me because I'm always broke (haha) so I hope that the prices are accessible for everyone. Most importantly, I hope to expand into plush making, tshirt and bag designing and more. Plus lots more original artwork. It's very early days at the moment! Suggestions are always welcome
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Colo. Petition Revives Anti-Abortion Bid
Tuesday, December 11, 2007; 6:50 AM
DENVER -- A 20-year-old law student has become a cause celebre in the anti-abortion movement for her efforts to have the state Constitution define fertilized eggs as people _ a tactic spreading nationwide in bids to neutralize the Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion.
The measure spearheaded by Kristi Burton would give fertilized eggs state protections of inalienable rights, justice and due process, and she needs 76,000 signatures to get it on the state ballot next November.
Similar efforts are under way in Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi and Oregon.
"I wouldn't be surprised if we saw the awakening of a sleeping giant here as conservatives come out to vote on this because of the purity of the bill and because it's a no-nonsense amendment," said Keith Mason, a veteran of grass-roots efforts defending Ten Commandments displays and parental notification laws. He is helping the petition effort.
Burton's so-called human life amendment doesn't mention abortion. She insists her only aim is to define when human life begins, and any discussion about abortion is up to lawmakers, she said.
"It's a concrete point in time that we can point to. It's at the moment of conception, life begins and at that moment we need to protect it. If we don't do that, then anyone can take away people's lives at other stages," Burton said.
Abortion rights groups say the measure would hamper in-vitro fertilization and stem cell research. They say it also could affect birth control because the most widely used form of contraception works by preventing fertilized eggs from attaching to the uterus.
Burton's strategy also diverges from a decades-old approach among anti-abortion activists of trying to incrementally regulate abortions.
"Once you have the principle enshrined in a state constitution that flies in the face of Roe, that would be the test case that would go before the Supreme Court," said Brian Rooney of the Ann Arbor, Michigan-based Thomas More Law Center, which has written similar proposals for other states.
Amendments that attack Roe head-on revive an old strategy that Rooney said was abandoned by the National Right to Life Committee, the largest of the anti-abortion groups formed in the 1970s to challenge Roe v. Wade.
James Bopp Jr., general counsel for the NRLC, said efforts to get state laws that would ban abortion outright "divert our attention and resources into feudal strategies" that would languish in the courts for years.
Instead, Bopp said the NRLC is working on banning partial birth abortions, providing information about fetal pain, and promoting the use of ultrasounds to show women the fetus' heartbeat. The hope is that women planning to have abortions would change their minds.
"Our efforts to educate and regulate are preparing for the day when we can overturn Roe v. Wade," Bopp said. "The reality is we can't now, because the Supreme Court is unwilling."
Such incremental strategies aren't enough for Burton, who claims no affiliation with any outside anti-abortion group. The home-schooled student says she first became aware of the cause at age 13, when in 2000 Colorado voters rejected an amendment calling for a 24-hour waiting period for women seeking abortions.
"I really believe every time in history we live in, there are people that need to be saved," she said. "In our time in history in America it is the unborn."
In Mississippi, which along with North and South Dakota has only one abortion provider, an effort to put a human life amendment to a vote fizzled in 2005. Supporters have until January to turn in signatures to place the issue on the ballot next year.
Legislative efforts are under way in Alabama and Georgia but died in Montana, while a petition in Michigan failed to muster enough signatures to get on the ballot. In Oregon, the Thomas More Law Center is challenging the state attorney general's rejection of the initiative.
"Human life amendments have been bouncing around in one way or another since Roe v. Wade," said Susan Hill, president of the Raleigh, N.C.-based National Women's Health Organization, which is the sole abortion provider in Mississippi. If passed, a human life amendment would "be ruled unconstitutional at this point because it has already been tested."
In Colorado, longtime independent pollster Floyd Ciruli thinks backers of Burton's measure will find it difficult to muster enough votes.
"A direct attack would probably serve the interest of supporters of abortion because I think it would be much easier for them to rally, whereas a more subtle challenge could likely slip under the radar," Ciruli said.
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Hummus 101
by Robin Miller in Robin's Healthy Take, November 28, 2012We adore hummus in our house. The traditional Middle Eastern dip is a staple in my boys' lunchboxes and a regular afternoon snack. While we like the classic version, we're more drawn to the flavored varieties like roasted red pepper and roasted garlic.
Classic hummus is made by pureeing chickpeas with ingredients like garlic, lemon juice and tahini (sesame seed paste). The garlic and lemon add a burst of great flavor and the tahini helps create a smooth consistency. But, you know me, I can't leave well enough alone because I like things better, bolder and brighter. My hummus recipe below is jacked-up with roasted jalapenos and roasted corn. I love the smoky heat from the jalapenos and the caramelized sweetness of the corn. Plus, the corn adds a unique texture. I also added cumin and smoked paprika for incredible depth of flavor. I think you'll agree it's amazing!
Nutritionally speaking, chickpeas (also known as garbanzo beans) are crammed with thiamin and vitamin B-6, two vitamins that convert food into energy. They also contain generous amounts of folate, vitamin E, calcium and potassium (1 cup of chickpeas has as much potassium as a small banana).
Serve the hummus with fresh vegetables, pita chips, warm pita wedges or whole-grain crackers. Refrigerate leftover hummus in an airtight container for up to 3 days.
Hummus With Roasted Jalapenos and Corn
Cooking spray
2 fresh jalapeno peppers
1 cup frozen corn, thawed
15-ounce can chickpeas, rinsed and drained
2 cloves garlic, minced
3 tablespoons tahini (sesame seed paste)
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
3-5 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1/4 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/4 teaspoon salt
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Coat a large baking sheet with cooking spray
Place the whole jalapeno peppers and corn on the baking sheet (spread the corn out into a single layer). Roast 15-20 minutes, until the jalapenos and corn are golden brown, stirring the corn and flipping the jalapenos halfway through cooking.
When cool enough to handle, halve the jalapenos and scoop out the seeds, leaving only the flesh. Finely chop the flesh and set aside.
In a food processor, combine the chickpeas, garlic, tahini, lemon juice, 3 tablespoons of the water, olive oil, cumin, paprika and salt. Process until smooth, adding more water if necessary to create the desired consistency.
Transfer the hummus to a serving bowl and fold in the diced jalapeno and roasted corn. Serve the hummus with vegetables, crackers and/or pita wedges on the side.
Makes 2 cups
Nutrition Info Per Serving (serving size: 1/4 cup)
Calories: 140
Total Fat: 6 grams
Saturated Fat: Total Carbohydrate: 18 grams
Sugars: 3 grams
Protein: 6 grams
Sodium: 67 milligrams
Cholesterol: 0 milligrams
Fiber: 4 grams
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Find over 200 print-friendly fact sheets about heart disease and related health topics.
Did you know that the walls of your heart are made up of three layers? The outer layer is called the epicardium, the middle layer is the myocardium, and the innermost layer is the endocardium. Inflammation of this innermost layer and of your heart valves is called endocarditis. Endocarditis is usually caused by a bacterial infection. Bacteria enter your bloodstream from another part of your body and attach to damaged areas in your heart. Because of this, you are more likely to develop endocarditis if you already have a damaged or artificial heart valve.
Some things that will increase your risk of developing endocarditis include: having had endocarditis in the past, previous surgery on your heart valves, recent dental surgery, or using intravenous drugs. Early symptoms of endocarditis may make you feel tired or feverish like you have the flu. Other symptoms include chills and sweating, feeling short of breath, and having pain in your joints. You may also notice red spots under your skin. It is important to report any symptoms to your doctor, as untreated endocarditis can lead to serious health problems like heart failure or stroke.
Treatment for endocarditis will usually include long-term antibiotic therapy. Use this condition center to learn more about endocarditis. You can keep up with the latest research, find questions to ask your doctor, and get tips to help you feel your best.
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Like Broadway show tunes? Then you will love the latest production from Broadway Fantasies---St. Louis' original song and dance revue featuring talented performers from all walks of life who love to have fun and perform for charity. From professionals to talented amateurs, we have them all. The 2015 cast of Broadway Fantasies may be the most talented ever!
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U.S. Open an occasion for anniversaries
It's the start of a new decade, which means we should be able to expect -- for reasons that no one can quite explain -- the inevitable triggering of another historic U.S. Open occasion. We take a look back at the many notable anniversaries that have marked the past quarter century.
Andre Agassi's last run. At 35, he reached the finals versus defending champion Roger Federer. At one point, it was a set-all with Agassi leading 4-2, 30-love. But Federer rallied, played brilliantly to win a third-set tiebreaker 7-1 and ran through the fourth, 6-1.
Having lost four Grand Slam finals, Kim Clijsters surely was wondering if she would ever break through. Deliverance came in New York when Clijsters earned a career-defining comeback win over Venus Williams in the quarterfinals, a snappy three-setter over Maria Sharapova in the semis and a final-round dismantling of Mary Pierce.
A year earlier, Venus Williams had watched her younger sister Serena steal her thunder by becoming the first of the sisters to win a Grand Slam singles title. But little could stop Venus in New York in 2000. Fighting back from down 3-5 in the third versus world No. 1 Martina Hingis in the semis, Venus built on that momentum to earn a satisfying triumph over Lindsay Davenport in the finals.
On the men's side, all seemed business as usual when veteran Pete Sampras took the court against mercurial Marat Safin. Surely the Russian would feel the nerves against the great Sampras on the biggest stage in tennis. Guess again. In straight sets, Safin obliterated Sampras, boldly striking repeatedly with thundering serves and groundstrokes.
Giddy, giggling and grunting, Monica Seles returned to competition more than two years after a stabbing took her off the tour. She made her way to the finals, where she and Steffi Graf played a superb three-set final. It was also an emotional fortnight for Graf, who was playing amid a cloud while her father faced tax evasion charges. Graf won the final in three sets, but both players felt redeemed.
The zenith of the Sampras-Agassi rivalry. Agassi was ranked No. 1 in the world, but Sampras won Wimbledon, and so they fought it out in New York. Sampras took charge, with this fine match highlighted by Sampras snapping up the first set by concluding a blistering 22-shot rally with a backhand winner.
When the 1990 U.S. Open started, 19-year-old Pete Sampras was seeded 12th but was strictly a bundle of wiry potential. Overcoming a case of food poisoning to grub out a fourth-round match against rugged Thomas Muster, Sampras proceeded to embark on what he would call "a pup going through a zone." In the quarters, he ended Ivan Lendl's eight-year run to the finals. In the semis against hometown hero John McEnroe, Sampras showed the cool of a cucumber in comprehensively dispatching an icon. And although the underdog in the finals versus Andre Agassi, Sampras treated the ball and his opponent with thorough contempt, handily winning in straight sets to become the youngest man ever to win the U.S. Open singles title.
Perennial bridesmaid Gabriela Sabatini revamped her game, coming to net more and jolting world No. 1 Steffi Graf in the finals to earn the only Grand Slam of the Argentine's career.
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Having lost in the finals the previous three years, Ivan Lendl found the fourth time to be the charm. In his Saturday semi, he beat the man who had taken him down in the '82 and '83 finals, Jimmy Connors. The next day, facing defending champ John McEnroe, Lendl was down 2-5 in the first set but rallied to take that set and the next two. It was the beginning of a three-peat reign for Lendl.
Another Czech, Hana Mandlikova, had the tournament of her life, knocking off Chris Evert in the semis and then, in the finals, squeaking by Martina Navratilova in a third-set tiebreaker.
Sixteen-year-old Steffi Graf reached her first Grand Slam semifinal. Best effort: A superb quarterfinal on the Grandstand Court versus Pam Shriver, as Graf fought back from 1-4 down in the third to win it 7-6, 6-7, 7-6.
Joel Drucker is based in Oakland, Calif., and writes for Tennis Magazine and Tennis Channel.
U.S. Open 2010
2010 champions
Women's singles:
Kim Clijsters
Men's singles:
Rafael Nadal Women's doubles:
Vania King and Yaroslava Shvedova
Men's doubles:
Bob and Mike Bryan
Mixed doubles:
Liezel Huber and Bob Bryan
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Day 15
• Garber: U.S. Open snapshots
• Howard: Rafa and the rest
• Bodo: No end to Rafael Nadal's upside
• Nadal completes career Slam with title
• Garber: Rafa completes breathtaking journey
• Garber: Nadal's three-peat no small feat
• Ubha: Where does Nadal's season rank?
• King, Shvedova win women's doubles title
• Rafael Nadal wins the U.S. Open
• Digital Serve: U.S. Open postmortem
Day 14
• Garber: Djokovic's prayers answered
• Rain postpones final until Monday
• Howard: This Clijsters not your friend
• Howard: Could Rafa be best ever with win?
• Bodo: Prospects for a Djokovic win dire
• Sock, Gavrilova capture junior titles
Day 13
• Nadal, Djokovic advance to final
• Kim Clijsters wallops Vera Zvonareva
• Garber: Clijsters' victory sweet -- and sour
• Garber: Federer shrinks when it matters
• McManus: Rafa one step from career Slam
• Tandon: Five incentives for the finalists
• Bodo: Why Zvonareva will win the Open
• Hanging with LZ
• Americans face off in junior final
• Women's final preview
• Nadal beats Youzhny
• Djokovic edges Federer in five
• Digital Serve: Men's final preview
• Clijsters wins U.S. Open
Day 12
• Clijsters, Zvonareva advance
• Garber: Hiccups don't derail Clijsters'
• Howard: Youzhny, Djokovic look to spoil
• SportsNation: Take your Grand Slam quiz
• Greg Garber chat wrap
• Clijsters, Zvonareva to meet in women's final
• Bryan brothers win men's doubles title
• Clijsters beats Venus in three
• Zvonareva takes out Wozniacki
• Digital Serve: Super Saturday preview
Day 11
• Nadal, Youzhny to meet in semifinals
• Huber, Bryan win mixed doubles title
• Garber: Nadal and the U.S. Open in sync
• Garber: Opportunity beckons for Youzhny
• McManus: Hingis happy to surface
• Ubha: Time we appreciate Venus Williams
• Rafa rolls in straight sets
• Youzhny escapes in five sets
Day 10
• Women | Men
• Bopanna-Qureshi to face Bryans in final
• Garber: Fed magnificent amid mayhem
• Garber: The Spanish specialists
• Ubha: Assessing the men's chances
• End of an era for U.S. Davis Cup team
• Vera Zvonareva reaches semifinals
• Djokovic beats Monfils
• Wozniacki wins
• Federer mauls Soderling
• Digital Serve: Day 11 preview
Day 9
• Women | Men
• Garber: Venus dresses down Schiavone
• Garber: No secrets between Fed, Soderling
• McManus: So long to the U.S. men
• Wawrinka beats Querrey
• Digital Serve: Will Federer win?
• The reign of Rafa
• What's not to like about Clijsters?
• Venus Williams wins in straight sets
Day 8
• Men | Women
• Garber: Wozniacki's game clean as a whistle
• Ubha: Djokovic brings the heat
• Garber: French finalists rediscovering game
• Wozniacki takes down Sharapova
• Patrick McEnroe resigns
• Digital Serve: Day 9 preview
Day 7
• Men | Women
• Garber: Nadal's search for the final piece
• Ubha: Roddick heads list of Week 1 foibles
• Tandon: Offense versus defense
• Riled Up: Tennis line judges
• Nadal defeats Simon
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Lexington, KY (Sports Network) - There was no guarantee that John Henson's shot from the right wing was going to drop through the basket and give North Carolina the lead with only seconds remaining.
That is, not until Anthony Davis reached up and got a fingertip on the ball, blocking the shot to help secure Kentucky's 73-72 victory over North Carolina in an early-season thriller.
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist finished with 17 points and 11 rebounds for the top- ranked Wildcats (8-0), who have won 38 consecutive games in Rupp Arena. They trailed by five at halftime but moved in front for good with about seven minutes left, then held on down the stretch.
"I know [Davis] is a master right now at timing shots to block them," said Kentucky forward Terrence Jones. "He got there and won the game for us."
Reggie Bullock drilled a three-pointer with a minute remaining, pulling the fifth-ranked Tar Heels (6-2) within a point. They gained the opportunity to move in front after Kentucky's Marquis Teague missed the front end of a 1- and-1, but didn't execute on their final possession and lost for the second time in three games.
North Carolina got the ball back with 21 seconds left and tried to feed the ball inside to Tyler Zeller, but the Tar Heels forward couldn't get a grip on it.
Henson was on the right side of the court to grab the loose ball and lined up a jumper about six feet in front of the baseline. But as the 6-foot-11 forward rose up, so did the 6-foot-10 Davis. The freshman forward stopped the ball and grabbed the rebound, and the Wildcats ran out the remaining five seconds as a stunned Tar Heels team watched.
"It's funny because I do the same thing to other guys and he did it to me for the game," Henson said. "It was a great play by a great player."
Davis has 36 blocks this season, and finished with seven points and nine rebounds Saturday. Jones and Doron Lamb both had 14 points for Kentucky.
Harrison Barnes and Zeller led the Tar Heels with 14 points apiece. Barnes hit four of UNC's 11 three-pointers, including one just more than five minutes into the game.
Kentucky had led early, but Barnes' three gave the Tar Heels a 14-11 edge, and long-range shooting continued to benefit UNC. After the Wildcats re-gained the lead, a Henson jumper and P.J. Hairston three-pointer handed the Tar Heels a 19-15 advantage.
They led for the rest of the half, and by as many as nine, before three points by Kidd-Gilchrist in the final two minutes brought the Wildcats within 43-38 at the break. They drew even two minutes into the second half, when Davis converted a three-point play.
While Kendall Marshall followed with a three to put UNC back ahead, Kentucky stayed close and remained in position to grab the lead with one quick run. With under nine minutes left in the game, the Wildcats got one.
Dexter Strickland's dunk had given the Tar Heels a 60-56 edge, but Darius Miller battled in the paint for a layup and three-point play on Kentucky's next possession.
Zeller's turnover then led to a Davis jumper, and a miss by Marshall led to Kyle Wiltjer's layup. The seven-point burst gave Kentucky a 63-60 lead with 6:39 remaining.
Two foul shots by Kidd-Gilchrist with 1:33 left made it a 73-69 contest.
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Is there a prince named Naruto?....i thought it was Naruhito?
Lol I know Naruto is also one of the princes of Japan but I think he never reined as a Emperor because he had a older brother even thou Naruto was supposed to be a better Emperor.
Masako is the Crown Princess of Japan.
Naruhito is the Crown Prince of Japan.
The above 2 are married to each other and have 1 child Princess Aiko.
I'm pretty sure Naruhito is the Crown Prince of Japan
Naruhito, Crown Prince of Japan.
I see Dragon Ball beat me before I saw his msg lol
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Central Division
-The Blue Jackets put forward Nikita Filatov on injured reserve.
-The Predators recalled forward Ryan Jones and defenseman Alexander Sulzer from Milwaukee of the AHL.
-Nashville has moved forward Steve Sullivan (right) back to the first line.
-The Blackhawks recalled forward Pascal Pelletier from Rockford of the AHL.
-The ironic thing about the All-Star Lame Game related "suspensions" of Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk and defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom is they might actually help Detroit.
-Lidstrom has no regrets over putting his team ahead of the All-Star Lame Game.
-Today's "Datsyuk's and Lidstrom's suspensions are stupid" piece is brought to you by Bob Wojnowski of the Detroit News.
-Is marketing the NHL more important than one game in the schedule?
Northwest Division
-The Oilers recalled forward Liam Reddox from Springfield of the AHL.
-Flames forward and former Penguins goon Andre Roy is in some hot water for making a throat-slashing gesture... again. While with the Penguins, Roy was suspended for two games after making the gesture towards Capitals forward Robin Gomez during the 2005-06 preseason:
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-Before coming back to the NHL, Sharks forward Claude Lemieux (right) was up to 250 pounds. "I definitely got fat."
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Lawrence of Arabia, guiding US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan
Lawrence of Arabia's life and writings still give counterinsurgency experts in the US guidance on how to conduct operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In a passage from his "Seven Pillars of Wisdom," T.E. Lawrence recounts days spent struggling against illness in the unforgiving deserts of Arabia. As he lay in his tent, "suffering a bodily weakness which made my animal self crawl away and hide till the shame was passed," the man known later as "Lawrence of Arabia" began to appraise the dynamics of the Arab revolt against the Ottoman Turks – breaking down his ideas of guerrilla warfare into a concept that pitted two opposing forces head-on.
The lessons of the Arab revolt, which Lawrence helped start in 1916, continue to reverberate today.
For Lawrence, who died 75 years ago last month, the Turks "were like plants, immobile, firm-rooted, nourished through long-stems to the head," and his own band of Arab irregulars were "an influence, an idea … drifting about like a gas … a vapour blowing where we listed."
In just two years, this perceptive vision of warfare would hand Lawrence a stunning victory.
Ninety-four years may have passed since the British intelligence officer put into practice his theories of campaigning in Arabia, but as the United States pursues its campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, it is to Lawrence that some of its leading military thinkers turn for inspiration and guidance.
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Killface is... oh! Killface got blinded when Antagone spit formic acid into his eyes. So now he's blind. And billionaire tycoon Xander Crews... oh! He got kidnapped by these robots called the Xtacles who work for billionaire tycoon Xander Crews' alter-ego, superhero Awesome-X. But then he escaped. And so now he and Killface are best friends.
Killface and billionaire tycoon Xander Crews (operating under the nom de guerre of Barnaby Jones) are now roommates and bestest buds. But their friendship-even though it's based entirely on a lie-will be tested to the limit when Simon runs away with billionaire tycoon Xander Crews' robot pants. And also when Killface blinds "Barnaby."
The Xtacles, under threat of death at the hands of Stan (who, although we haven't mentioned him yet, is in just about every episode, and who is also impersonating superhero Awesome-X) have to find a replacement hostage for billionaire tycoon Xander Crews. Their search-somewhat predictably-leads them to Nearl, the local retarded wino guy.
Killface (still blind) and billionaire tycoon Xander Crews (still blind, still naked, still doing business as Barnaby Jones) escape from the sweatshop to rescue Simon from the evil clutches of master criminal Torpedo Vegas. Down there in Chinatown. And everybody else winds up down there too, somehow, because of the death rabbit fights. And all.
Equipped only with a map, a bag of radishes, and brand new eyes goggling about in their heads, Killface and billionaire tycoon Xander Crews (aka Barnaby Jones) attempt to rescue Simon from the evil clutches of master criminal Torpedo Vegas. Who instantly captures them. And then forces them to fight... to the death! Could this be the end?!


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Ok, I don't know if you read my "Great weekend report" post or not. During the 5 hrs at the gun/hunt club my friend (heretofore known as Rafael) and I shot pistols between clays and rifle. Here's the gist. We took his father's S&W 1911, 5" barrel, stainless and ambi safety. We also took a Hi-Point .45 I have. The range they have there is not set up for range pics so don't ask for any. All I can say is that this is a true story, and I know I need a 1911. We shot roughly 100 rounds total and nearly even % (HP holds 9). There were no feed or fire issues with either weapon. There were isssues with the Smithy in function... My 3rd shot resulted with the 'tang' from the safety on the left side popping off (actually hit me above my left eye atop the goggle line). Not the whole knob, but the 'tang'. Also, the slide did not lock open after the last shot. I was bothered and concerned with how Rafael's father would react. It was his pistol and he was not there. He does have the attitude of take and use whatever you want, just clean them well when done. Keep in mind that he has stuff that has never been fired. Upon telling him, he just said, "Not a big deal." He looked at it and said he had the same in 9 mm and he could just switch the safeties. Ok, all good. When he said that he got that 1911 thru a friend that had 16 of them as police trades and he paid less than $250.00 for it, I cracked a beer. So, the 'tang' coulda been cracked, but why no lock open?
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Tang could have been a MIM part and could have been worn previously. One of the big reasons I don't like MIM parts in my weapons. As to why the slide didn't lock open? Could be a worn, or sheared, slide lock. Could have been a problem with the mag. Were you able to lock the slide open manually? At all?


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"Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," the Broadway rock musical whose back-story has earned more attention than the performance itself, will finally have its opening night at Foxwoods Theatre in New York City tonight. Six delayed openings, five injured cast members — one of whom almost died in a fall — and some of the worst reviews in history have plagued the show for months. As Broadway's most expensive production ever at well over $70 million, "Spider-Man" has hosted a record number of nearly 180 preview performances since November. Bono and The Edge sat down with "Nightline" anchor Cynthia McFadden for an exclusive interview last month, saying they agreed with much of the show's criticism, but also praised the work of former director Julie Taymor. Taymor left the show earlier this year. Watch interview HERE. Tonight, "Nightline" heads back for the show's opening night to find out how the troubled Broadway musical faired for its official debut. Tune into to "Nightline" tonight at 11: 35 p.m. ET/PT to watch what happens.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- While radiation has therapeutic uses, too much radiation is damaging to cells. The most important acute side effect of radiation poisoning is damage to the bone marrow. The bone marrow produces all the normal blood cells, and therefore a high dose of radiation can lead to low blood counts of red cells, platelets and white blood cells. Humans that receive a lethal dose of radiation as in the setting of an accidental exposure die of bone marrow failure. While there are a few drugs that will decrease toxicity when given before exposure to radiation ("radioprotectants"); currently, no effective therapy exists to mitigate bone marrow toxicity of radiation when given after radiation exposure ("radiomitigants"). The identification of successful human radiomitigants is a top research priority of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and National Institutes of Health.
In a study published today in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, a team led by UNC Lineberger Associate Director for Translational Research, Norman Sharpless, MD, provides a first example of successful radiomitigation in mammals. The investigators found that oral treatment of mice with a drug that inhibits enzymes involved in cell division caused certain groups of bone marrow cells to temporarily stop dividing (which they termed 'pharmacological quiescence' or PQ). Several decades of work have shown that cells which are not dividing are resistant to agents that damage DNA, like radiation. Workers in the Sharpless lab were then able to show that the induction of PQ immediately before or up to 20 hours after radiation exposure were able to protect mice from a lethal dose of radiation. PQ protected all the normal cells of blood, including platelets, red cells and white cells.
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The UK e-Science Programme has won a prestigious international award in the inaugural GRIDtoday Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards which are presented at the GridWorld conference in Washington DC today.
A panel of international leaders in grid and service-orientated IT voted UK e-Science the "research organisation demonstrating the most innovative grid implementation in government research". The panel comprised contributors and editors of GRIDtoday, the weekly online publication covering developments in grid computing and service-orientated IT.
Malcolm Atkinson, UK e-Science Envoy from the National e-Science Centre at the University of Edinburgh says: "The UK e-Science Programme is delighted to receive this recognition for its innovative research, especially from such an influential community in the grid world. Since its start in 2001, the UK e-Science Programme has invested more than $450 million on grid R&D and deployment alone. Now we have a National Grid Service and users from virtually every research discipline."
The GridWorld conference, which runs from 11-15 September, is featuring several leading developments from the UK e-Science Programme including: Open Source software from OMII-UK (Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute); data access and integration software developed in Edinburgh; a session to explore pooling of educational and training material in grid computing; and a session on the UK's Knowledge Transfer Network, Grid Computing Now!.
The GRIDtoday Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards are determined through a survey of thousands of GRIDtoday readers, and will be a permanent annual feature of the publication. The UK e-Science Programme has won an Editors' Choice Award.
"We are very excited about this opportunity to articulate the views and opinions of our readers to recognize the accomplishments that are being made in advancing the development and adoption of grid, service-oriented IT and virtualisation," said Tom Tabor, publisher of GRIDtoday. "These industry recognition awards send a strong message to the recipients that the many global contributors working in or watching this important computing segment recognise their work, and consider their efforts meritorious. Our congratulations go out to all the winners."
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Mesa High football coach Dennis Parker is not leaving the Jackrabbits for Brownsville, Texas. He is, however, departing for Seguin, Texas., to be a college coach again.
Parker told Mesa High's administration and his team Monday he has accepted the job as head coach at Texas Lutheran, an NCAA Division III school about 35 miles east of San Antonio.
Parker, 56, verbally agreed to take the job, but was waiting Monday to receive final terms of his deal which he expects to be a multi-year contract. Parker and his wife, Merry, lived in Seguin for three years when Parker coached at Converse Judson, where the school won a state title.
It's a loss for the Jackrabbits, who in three seasons under Parker had climbed the ladder to a playoff caliber team. Mesa was 3-7 in Parker's first season in 2004, 5-5 in 2005 and posted a 7-4 mark in 2006. The Jackrabbits earned the school's first postseason berth since 2000 in 2006, falling in the first round to Tucson Salpointe.
The chance to return to Texas was too good to turn down for Parker, particularly at the college level. Parker had interviewed a week earlier in Brownsville, Texas., where he left the door open to returning to high school ball in Texas as coach and athletic director at (Gladys) Porter High.
Parker previously coached Texas high school state championship teams at Marshall and Converse Judson, while his college stops included University of North Texas (formerly North Texas State) and Southeast Missouri University.


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The front seat of my truck is filled with grocery bags. I pull into John Kerry's driveway behind a white minivan. I speak with him through my window. He is offering a million dollars to anyone who can catch his dog. I can hear the dog barking in the trees out back. I see U, from work, aiming a camo-painted dart rifle at the dog while his sidekick looks on.
In case you're sad about Barbara Walters leaving "The View," you can read about how she wants to spend her retirement.
Police try to categorize what kind of killer Aaron Hernandez is … you know … in case he gets convicted.
Charity Johnson, a 34-year-old woman from Texas, was arrested after posing as a high school student for nearly a year.
Police unions across the nation are pushing for workers' compensation if they suffer from PTSD.
Since ABQ Pride is coming up, here's a little snippet of milestones in the effort to legalize gay marriage, as compiled by the Miami Herald.
"That's what you get, folks, for makin' whoopee."
Mason Campbell, the 12-year-old suspect in January's Roswell Middle School shooting, is expected to plead guilty at today's hearing.
It's "America's Most Wanted"—New Mexico style. Okay, it's New Mexico's Most Wanted.
"Naia" is apparently proof that modern Native Americans and the first Americans share common ancestors.
I am riding in a flatbed truck with some farm workers. I spot some tornadoes on the horizon. We arrive at "Washer Heaven." A Great Dane tries to climb over the rail into the truck. I pat his paw. "Good Dog", I say and try to push him off.
People weigh in on Gov. Chris Christie's apology concerning his team's "callous" and "stupid" behavior.
HBO's "Girls" gets renewed for a fourth season. Has the third even premiered yet?
After a chemical spill contaminated the water supply, nearly 200,000 people in West Virginia were left without H2O.
A major drop in added jobs for December flusters economists.
Someone's been leaving dead chickens at a North Valley cemetery.
It seems that panhandling has become a profession for a couple (and their kids) in Modesto, Calif.
Some students in Gallup found a way to cheat the system.
A woman surrendered her dog (that tested positive for cocaine and marijuana), but now she wants her canine friend back.
Coors Banquet beer puts out an 18-wheeler engulfed in flames.
It's time for President Obama's year-end news conference!
Who will save Blackberry?
Could our recent economic growth and rise in stocks lead toward a prosperous 2014?
It looks like Bertha found "the object."
In case you're unemployed, Eclipse Aerospace might have a job for you.
Animals shelters around Albuquerque have asked people to stop bringing in animals because there's no room left.
A parent went into a classroom and threatened a student at Colinas Del Norte Elementary School in Rio Rancho.
A portland pup ate too many weed brownies and had to be taken to the vet. Poor guy couldn't handle the high.
The defense says he was an informant; the prosecution says he's a murderer. Bulger's trial should come to a close this afternoon.
Talk about the future in food ...
It looks like the recently crowned Miss Riverton isn't your average bombshell.
Two people were injured in a shootout that targeted the Black Berets motorcycle club. The Black Berets say "it ain't over."
In Bernalillo County, a man was shot and killed by police on Sunday evening after threatening a deputy.
Apparently breaking into public pools for a late-night dip isn't enough …
The "Old Main" prison, which been closed for 15 years, could become "New Mexico's Alcatraz."
It seems like Daft Punk might be popular with canines as well.
George Zimmerman trial outcome causes speculation on the "stand your ground" law.
Taking photos of the secretary of state's house and a pellet gun in your car? Someone's been a busy boy.
Apple is set to investigate a claim that a woman was electrocuted by her iPhone.
"Glee" star Cory Monteith was found dead in a Vancouver hotel over the weekend. Police have ruled out foul play.
"Angel" the dog is said to be recovering well after having her throat slashed.
Heavy rain catches Albuquerque citizens in the metro area off guard.
Jury deliberations for the Levi Chavez murder trial started at 8:30 this morning.
K-Y Intense Arousal gel causes Alabama post office evacuation. No joke.
Our yard is now connected with my brother-in-law, J's, yard. His black dog runs into our yard. J looks out the window as he plays boogie woogie piano. He now has a trimmed gray beard. I motion to him that I would like to jam. He motions back by wiggling his hand —maybe later. Later we see his new fireplace. It consumes an entire wall and the smoldering logs are stacked to the ceiling. I describe my Disneyland experience to a short Asian woman. I tell her that I did try the weightlessness ride and that I got to fly. I tell her that it felt like I expected it would.
130 Mexican prisoners are on the loose.
Face slasher takes the Metro.
It's a great time to run a newspaper. Not really.
A balding man with a ponytail is accused of beating a woman with a dog.
"They'll never find my gold bars."
Oh, the funny pictures.
Taylor Swift broke up with me swiftly.
Try these Photoshop brain teasers.
I have too many coffee mugs. Stop thinking up them.
What's the quickest way to the Quickie Mart?
Here's the story of the burnt bigfoot.
There's a new monkey that looks like somebody you know.
Now you can monitor clean-up efforts in Los Alamos.
Some hunters had an herb farm adventure.
Happy birthday Fred Willard.
The ugliest dog of the year.
Cutest baby dwarf bunny of the year.
D.C. is no longer a chocolate city.
Beyond the Thunderdome in Alamogordo.
Motorists in Massachusetts must pay a fee in order to contest a ticket.
Ever heard of "genetic attraction?"
Fran Tarkenton doesn't find President Obama very incredible.
A billionaire's unprecedented land donation may result in more protected areas in New Mexico.
Sandusky may appeal guilty verdict.
Sandusky's conviction could spell trouble for Penn State University.
Gaseous anomalies on Star Trek.
New technology allows someone (read: "some government agency") to identify your fingerprint from twenty feet away.
NSA refuses to release information because it would violate the NSA's privacy.
Fruit and vegetable skulls.
Mary Jane, the musical.
Islamist wins election in Egypt.
On this day in 1944 Jeff Beck was born.
I ask my sleeping dog if he wants to go out. He tries to get up but falls over backwards. A guitar case falls over on top of him and I laugh. "What?!" he asks angrily.
So did this woman (coroner report.)
President Obama has FAILED on his promise to end federal agencies fucking with the states' medical marijuana programs.
Satisfaction played on Peanut Butter Captain Crunch bass and other garbage made by the Garbage Kids.
Ready Steady Go! Cathy McGowan and the Rolling Stones lip-sync I Got you Babe.
News of the World, WTF. AND R.I.P. Murdoch empire?
Gay Marriage in New Mexico? Thanks to Steve Terrell.
Funereal strippers.
Sackville, New Brunswick is almost 250 years old.
Yes, Virginia, Al Capone had a hide-out in NM.
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Top Definition
when one's head has been filled with so many compliments, or has been hit on so much that their mindstate is erred with the belief they're better than everyone else....especially girls
by hype
February 24, 2004
22 more definitions
To get excited or get hopes up.
Steven got gassed when I told him he was cute.
by Cindey
March 23, 2004
To think too much about yourself; when someone thinks there better than they actually are.
Person 1: YOOO!! I just drained a shot from half court!!!
Person 2: Wow, your gassed.
Person 2: Wow, your gassed.
by pharcyd3
January 03, 2006
to be burn out, exhausted, capable of doing no more
I went to work today but got nothing done, I'm just gassed.
by bart medley
May 10, 2004
making someones head big
dont tell him that, he'll get gassed!
by Stephanie Elizabeth
November 10, 2007
Completely and utterly intoxicated to the point where most of the night's events will not be remembered the following day.
I got so gassed up last night, I jumped out of a moving taxi and puked all over the side of the road.
by Bfauth
October 31, 2006
1. (verb, past tense) To take bong rips so massive you can barely breathe, i.e. as if you were in a gas chamber.
2. (adjective) The state of being high, especially an extreme case.
2. (adjective) The state of being high, especially an extreme case.
1. I got totally gassed by that bong.
2. I smoked two blunts five minutes ago. I'm fucking gassed.
2. I smoked two blunts five minutes ago. I'm fucking gassed.
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E-book readers are buying plenty – but not in bookstores
(Read article summary)The new study by Book Industry Study Group says e-book consumers are buying more books – both print and electronic – but they're buying mostly online and via in-app purchasing.
We've known it all along: E-book readers are buying and reading more, according to a study by the Book Industry Study Group.
What's interesting, though, is where they're buying and what they're reading. According to the BISG's Consumer Attitudes Toward E-book Reading survey, e-book consumers are buying more books – both print and electronic – but they're buying mostly online and via in-app purchasing. Where they're not buying, according to the survey, is brick-and-mortar stores. More than half of e-book readers increased their use of apps to purchase books and more than one-third increased their use of general retail websites such as Amazon.com, according to a BISG statement. Sadly, that seems to come at the expense of chain and indie bookstores. According to the survey, more than a third of e-book buyers decreased their spending at national chains and 29 percent reported buying less from their local indie.
"The e-book market is developing very quickly, with consumer attitudes and behavior changing over the course of months, rather than years," said Angela Bole, BISG's Deputy Executive Director, in a statement. "One of the strengths of this study is its ability to monitor 'Power Buyers.' They are predictors of where the market is moving, providing us with an ideal opportunity to look at what's coming next."
Since e-readers are still a relatively new force in the publishing industry, understanding the trends surrounding e-reading – which devices readers prefer, how they're purchasing and how much, what they're reading – helps publishers, marketers, and retailers understand the new market and its potential.


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A MILLIONAIRE accountant has resigned in disgrace from his golf club in a row over a £75
payment he claimed.
Frank Blin – a former boss at Pricewaterhouse Coopers – asked club officials to pay him £75 when the windscreen of his car was smashed by a golf ball.
The 60-year-old said the window had been broken while his car was near club property and demanded the committee at Bonnyton Golf Club near Eaglesham, East Renfrewshire, pay for the excess on his car insurance.
Club officials agreed to give the high-profile accountant a cheque to cover the costs.
However, it later emerged that Mr Blin's car was smashed at Turnberry in Ayrshire – where a strict car-park disclaimer means no-one can claim against the club for any damage to their vehicle caused by a stray ball.
It emerged that Mr Blin decided to ask club officials at Bonnyton to provide the money by claiming his window had been smashed at Bonnyton. He was caught when other players at Turnberry and Bonnyton happened to be talking about him and his smashed windscreen.
Yesterday it emerged officials at Bonnyton summoned Mr Blin to speak to them and threatened him with disciplinary action.
Instead he chose to resign from the club where he had played for several decades.
One member at Bonnyton, who did not wish to be named, said: "Anyone who loves their golf club never tries to take money from it, even if the reasons are genuine. But to stoop so low as to falsely claim for £75 is just unbelievable. The man is worth a fortune yet has risked his good name for a few bob."
Mr Blin has long been one of the most respected business figures in Scotland. When he retired from accountants Pricewaterhouse Coopers two years ago he was executive chairman Scotland in charge of 10,000 staff and £1 billion in revenues.
In 2012 he was appointed one of Prince Charles' Ambassadors for Scotland and was awarded the CBE for services to the Scottish financial sector in 2002.
The current controversy began in April when Mr Blin was playing at Turnberry Golf Club in Ayrshire, where he is also a member. While parked near the ninth hole, his windscreen was smashed by a stray ball.
A member of Bonnyton club said: "He was taking part in a 'Members and Guests' Day in April, when he chose to park his car next to the ninth. It is recognised as a car park but people are told that they park there at their own risk.
"His car window was struck by a ball but he couldn't claim at Turnberry because their insurance policy wouldn't cover it.
"Having been unable to get any money for his window out of Turnberry, he claimed the damage was caused at Bonnyton. It was only later, when some Turnberry members were playing at Bonnyton, that Mr Blin's false claim came to light."
There is no suggestion Mr Blin made any sort of false claim on his insurance. He was unavailable for comment yesterday.
Bonnyton vice-chairman Richard Groden confirmed Mr Blin had resigned from the club but declined to comment on the £75 payment. He said: "The gentleman concerned is no longer a member of the club so I wouldn't comment on former members."


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Lancome Lancome Juicy Tubes
1041 reviews
57% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$$
BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII BUTTER / SHEA BUTTER, DIMER DILINOLEYL DIMER DILINOLEATE, RICINUS COMMUNIS OIL / CASTOR SEED OIL, HYDROGENATED CASTOR OIL DIMER, DILINOLEATE, SUCROSE ACETATE ISOBUTYRATE, SILICA DIMETHYL SILYLATE, CALCIUM SODIUM BOROSILICATE, LINALOOL, CALCIUM CARBONATE, CALCIUM SULFATE, SODIUM SACCHARIN, SILICA, LIMONENE, CITRAL, CITRUS MEDICA LIMONUM (LEMON) PEEL OIL, CI 15850 / RED 7, CI 77491, CI 77492 / IRON OXIDES, CI 77891 / TITANIUM DIOXIDE, MICA, PARFUM / FRAGRANCEAge: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It is quite possibly the worst lip gloss I have ever tried.
Cons: Sheer (color pay off is practically non-existent), Tacky, Sticky, Oily, Strong Scent
If you're just looking for the shine and a cherry taste doesn't bother you then these might be ok for you.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have tried these now in three shades: Miracle, Beach Plum and Prune. They all look basically the same to me... shiny with either a tiny amount of pigment or sparkle. I still don't get what all the hooplah is about. These are average glosses with a pricetag that is not really justified.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Deep Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I used to be in love with this stuff.
I bought a juicy tube in gingerbread through a swap after hearing such great things and wanting to try it.
This had a lot of hype and I wasn't disappointed. This extra gloss goes on thick, but not tacky. Gingerbread adds a nice opaque nude hue and I love it. Not only that it smells great!
I used to have Beach Plum, Simmer, and Winter Crystal on the way and I know collecting these used to be my hobby haha
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
They are sticky - but with short hair that doesn't bother me very much :) I have Rio Peach which is great for a natural look and Fraise for a pop of colour. They last for hours so you get value for your money.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This was the second high end lip gloss i've bought. Pretty impressed. Amazing lasting power!! Mine was in Berry Bold. It enhances my pigmented lips. For me it's like a nice, sheer "dark" pink (if that makes sense). Can be buildable for sure! Can be a little sticky but you wont get strings around your mouth when you talk. SMELLS SO YUMMY! Like watermelon! It feels like a jelly smoothly gliding on your lips. MOISTURIZING. MOISTURIZING. MOISTURIZING. Oh yeah, did i mention it was moisturizing? I love it except i don't love the price. $18.00 for a lipgloss? Really? I dont know why it's so much! The packaging isnt even fancy! Yes, the packaging is portable and convenient but i dont think it's worth $18.00. Other than that i love it and would definitely repurchase if it was cheaper!
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This stuff is DISGUSTING. It tastes like Tide laundry detergent or such like. This is SO chemical, it surely cannot be good for you. It smells horrible, it's too thick and sticky, and honestly the chemical detergent smell makes me feel nauseous. i would never buy this.
Personally I only use ingredients that I can pronounce, (and I can't pronounce many of these). This stuff contains formaldehyde. Do yourselves a favor. Look up the ingredients. It's a petrochemical toxic nightmare.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This was "THE IT GIRL" of glosses in the late 90`s but today the lip gloss market is over saturated. There are so many cheaper, flavored glosses. The consistency is heavy, oily and bleeds outside the corners of my lips after some time. I get acne on my chin/skin on upper lips due to this. While it does provide high shine effect, I`ve stop buying since there are so many brands to experiment with. It does provide a glass like shine. Having said that this was the premier glosses that set the standard for juicy wet gloss in a tube. These days i still get samples with GWP which i normally give away. I no longer purchase this but as this was one of the first lip gloss introduced to me, needless to say, today im addicted to lip glosses. Tks lancome~
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I've been using juicy tubes for years and I still love them. I never use much product, very little, and I usually don't to ever buy them since I quite often get them free in the "gift with purchase" bundles. I can understand some people finding them sticky, but my hair is usually tied back and I love the glossy feel. Plus even with my hair down, I find it barely sticks if my hair does come in contact with it.
The other day I was walking down the street with a friend and a bug ran into my juicy tube covered lips... Needless to say the rather large fellow did get stuck and my friend had to do an emergency lip plucking for me. I'll pretend I was a big girl and didn't make a fuss, but I think we all know that's a fat lie.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
This lipgloss difficult in terms of getting the right amount of gloss over my lips. My purpose of wearing lipgloss is for a slight shine while moisturizing my lips, but this product gives my lips a full glaze instead of the slight coating. I'm not a real fan of the fragrance also. I am very sensitive to smells so I prefer anything without a strong smell. I understand that this product is for some people but it is not for me. I will not repurchase any of the juicy tubes in the future.
Although I didn't like this lip gloss at first, because I still had to use it up, I kept on using it. I have to say that it is easier now to put on the right amount. I guess I got used to it. A little goes a long way. It is very moisturizing for my chapped lips and the staying power is great. I know people love the flavor but I actually wish I could use one without it. I am thinking about buying Mac's lip conditioner because I read lots of reviews about the consistency being similar to the juicy tubes minus the fragrance and color.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I received this as a gift from a friend a few months ago, so I can't comment on the price. But I'm so-so about this. I hate how sticky it is but I really like the glossy look it gives my lips. Its not overly garish or anything. but the texture is hard to get past. Honestly i wouldn't purchase one of these on my own because I don't think its worth the money. though, I'm not a gloss girl.
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Ark.-Pine Bluff Golden Lions (1-2)
@Fla. International Golden Panthers (1-2)
Monday, November 21
Mabee Center - Tulsa, OK
Attendance: None
Ark.-Pine Bluff
Fla. International
Tulsa, OK (Sports Network) - A pair of free throws by Kyle Jones with under 20 seconds to play were key for Arkansas-Pine Bluff as the Golden Lions secured a 58-56 win over the FIU Panthers as part of the consolation round of the NIT Season Tip-Off at the Mabee Center.
Jones finished the night with just those two points off the bench for the Golden Lions (1-2) as they won their first game of the season. Savalace Townsend and Mitchell Anderson both recorded 19 points for UAPB, the latter clearing seven rebounds as well. Daniel Broughton came close to registering a double-double as he tallied nine points and a game-high nine rebounds.
The Panthers (1-2) were paced by Jeremy Allen who tallied a game-high 21 points and also registered six steals on the night. Phil Taylor delivered 13 points and six assists, but at the same time he was charged with seven of the unit's 19 miscues.
At the 9:40 mark of the first half the Panthers found themselves with an 11- point lead at 17-6, but with less than five minutes remaining in the period the teams were locked up at 23-23 and from there the Golden Lions pulled ahead to claim a 33-25 edge at the break.
In the second half Pine Bluff built the lead to 14 points less than two minutes in, but down the stretch the squad had to battle hard to capture the narrow victory.
The Golden Lions shot 6-of-13 behind the three-point line which helped the squad to overcome 25 turnovers which FIU traded in for 20 points.
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UNICEF USA Steps Up to Show Support for Disabilities Convention
Mark Engman is Director of Public Policy and Advocacy at the U.S. Fund for UNICEF.
At the U.S. launch of UNICEF's State of the World's Children report in May, Senator Tom Harkin spoke eloquently of his commitment to fight for U.S. ratification of the Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities (CRPD). He urged UNICEF supporters to let the Senate know that Americans support the CRPD. Our President and CEO, Caryl Stern, promised him that we would do our part.
And we did! Thanks to a massive online mobilization campaign, CRPD advocates generated more than 67,000 names of Americans who want to ratify the CRPD. The U.S. Fund for UNICEF alone was responsible for more than 30,000 of those names! On November 21, 2013, at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the CRPD, representatives from the disabilities community delivered a bound book containing those 67,000+ names to Chairman Robert Menendez and Ranking Senator Bob Corker.
This is a huge show of support, and to UNICEF believers who put your name on the line for the CPRD – thank you!
We still have a long road ahead to ratification. Even with strong bipartisan support, the treaty still faces opposition from a number of senators who think that their constituents either don't like treaties in general or could care less.
We need to prove them wrong. UNICEF believes that children with disabilities should have the same opportunities – the same rights – to reach their full potential as all other children. It is especially important that the United States ratifies the CRPD, so our country can be the global leader helping other countries remove the barriers and attitudes that hold back children with disabilities.
If you haven't yet sent letters to your senators, please contact them now. And keep checking our website for the latest news and actions on the CRPD!
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Washington, D.C. — How hydrogen--the most abundant element in the cosmos--responds to extremes of pressure and temperature is one of the major challenges in modern physical science. Moreover, knowledge gleaned from experiments using hydrogen as a testing ground on the nature of chemical bonding can fundamentally expand our understanding of matter. New work from Carnegie scientists has enabled researchers to examine hydrogen under pressures never before possible.
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The atmosphere of gas giants consists mainly of hydrogen, which is the most abundant chemical element in the universe. "We have very little experimental knowledge about the hydrogen in the interior of such planets," says Ulf Zastrau... Read Post
Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe and is a major component of giant planets such as Jupiter and Saturn. But not much is known about what happens to this abundant element under high-pressure conditions when it tra... Read Post
Washington, D.C.—Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. The way it responds under extreme pressures and temperatures is crucial to our understanding of matter and the nature of hydrogen-rich planets. New work from Ca... Read Post