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9 more hours until 2014~
well, for me its 9 hours =w=;
i havent made any resolutions yet, but im thinking a bit. if i get some, i might write them in the next entry. o w o "
anyways~ ...darn i just remembered something sad. DX
there's only a week left of break ; A ; whyyyyyyyy? T^T ...i dont wanna go back to school in a week.... or ever lol =w=;
but oh well. life goes on. DX
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Determine the type of car you wish to buy.
How to Buy a Car From Abroad
Buying a car abroad is an option many turn to for either convenience or value. For many who may be traveling overseas and plan on driving for an extended period of time, buying a car is one way to not only have the convenience of your own automobile, but can also be a better value than renting a car and then having to return it after long term driving. Others may seek to buy abroad because buying a car in the country where it is built is often cheaper than buying it in the U.S. and is one way to avoid many taxes that buying a car in the U.S. may entail. For either reason, it is important to proceed correctly when buying a car abroad, or you may end up spending much more without gaining the added convenience.
Find a dealership that sells that car in the country you wish to buy the automobile. Use the Internet to locate a dealership.
Call the dealership and speak to them about buying abroad. You can arrange how you wish to buy the car; whether you would like to buy it before you travel to the country or make an appointment to meet when you go to the country.
Make sure that the car you wish to buy meets all U.S. regulations. These regulations include safety restraint systems, weight restrictions and pollution standards (a full list of regulations and eligibility can be found at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's website referenced at the bottom of this guide). Your dealer should be able to tell you whether the car you are interested in meets U.S. regulations. Also make sure the car is allowed to be driven in the country of origin if you wish to do so.
Arrange for shipping of the vehicle to the U.S. If you wish to go to the country you are purchasing it from, it is usually cheaper to drop it off at the port yourself; if not, the dealer can drop it off for you at a charge.
Arrange all the paperwork with the dealer and the shipping company that will be needed when you pick up the car at the port it ships to. This includes making sure your dealer has arranged for your car to have a label that fulfills the requirements of 49 CFR Part 567 (further details on this can be found on the NHTSA Certification website linked at the bottom of this page).
Pick up your car from the port, making sure to have the appropriate paperwork such as the bill of lading, the import certification, and the proof of ownership.
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- It is imperative that you confirm with the dealer that the car meets all U.S. restrictions or regulations. If the car does not, you will not be able to drive it once you ship it to the U.S. you complete many costly modifications.
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Art history in particular is often cast as an almost biblical lineage, a long line of begats in which painters descend purely from painters. Just as purely patrilineal Old Testament genealogies leave out mothers and even fathers of the mothers, so these tidy stories leave out all the sources of inspirations that come from other media and other encounters, from poems, dreams, politics, doubts, a childhood experience, a sense of place, leave out the fact that history is made more of crossroads, branchings, and tangles than straight lines. These other sources I called the grandmothers (59).
Rebecca Solnit "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" (Penguin 2005)
I think sometimes that I became a historian because I didn't have a history, but also because I was interested in telling the truth in a family in which truth was an elusive entity. It could best be served not by claiming an authoritative and disinterested relationship to the facts, but by disclosing your own desires and agendas, for truth lies not only in incidents but in hopes and needs. The histories I've written have often been hidden, lost, neglected, too broad, or too amorphous to show up in other's radar screens, histories that are not neat fields that belong to someone but the paths and waterways that meander through many fields and belong to no one (58-59).
Italo Calvino, "Invisible Cities" (Harcourt 1972)
I thought: 'You reach a moment in life when, among the people you have known, the dead outnumber the living. And the mind refuses to accept more faces, more expressions: on every new face you encounter, it prints the old forms, for each one it finds the most suitable mask.' (95)
Rebecca Solnit "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" (Penguin 2005)
Sometimes gaining and losing are more intimately related than we like to think. And some things cannot be moved or owned. Some light does not make it all the way through the atmosphere, but scatters (38).


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Latest content added for UNT Digital Library Collection: Texas Fashion Collectionhttp://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/collections/TXFC/browse/?fq=untl_decade:1960-1969&fq=str_year:1960&display=list2015-03-16T14:32:52-05:00UNT LibrariesThis is a custom feed for browsing UNT Digital Library Collection: Texas Fashion CollectionDress2015-03-16T14:32:52-05:00http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc501312/

Semi-formal gown of ivory silk faille and light green taffeta. Below knee-length, the ivory silk faille bodice is sleeveless and has a jewel neckline . Arched princess seams from arm opening to dropped waistline are mirrored on back. Patch pockets cut on bias at hips. The light green taffeta skirt gathers to the ivory silk faille bodice at dropped waist, and has attached interior supporting structure of 5-1/2" and 17" tiers of stiffened synthetic organdy(?). The dress has a center back zipper with hook & eye and hook & eye with snap at skirt. Bodice lined in ivory synthetic fabric and skirt is lined cotton organdy. Designer's label at left side seam: "Tassell" Retailer's label at center back neckline: "Lou Lattimore / Dallas"
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Evening dress of yellow jacquard rayon with paisley design. Floor length; cap sleeves; collar. Center back zipper. Deep inverted pleat in front starts just below the bust. Princess seams and side slit pockets. Lined in yellow silk. Designer's label at inside back by zipper: "Geoffrey Beene" Accompanied by a detachable bow in matching fabric. Clips onto V-neck just below the collar or possibly at center front pleat below bust or in hair.
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Three piece evening ensemble in metallic blue/purple, black and gold brocade consisting of: A) Dressmaker style coat, calf-length. Closes on left with two covered snaps. Long, straight sleeves. Notched lapel. Lined in royal blue silk. Designer's label at left inside seam: "Adele Simpson" B) Dress. Calf-length, sleeveless, and with a standing collar, the dress is slightly A-line with empire seam. Center back zipper with two hook & loops at collar. Lined in royal blue silk. C) Belt for dress, of same fabric and with rectangular buckle covered in same fabric. Stamped "B Adele Simpson 10C3"
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Cocktail dress of coral-red lace over cream silk. Coral net over cream silk, the net with coral lace overlay and appliqued with coral tape lace. Mid-length dress with high, slightly rounded neckline in front and deep V-neck in back. Cap sleeves. Skirt pleated at sides and back from waistline. Center back zipper closure with hooks and loops along length. Within and attached to dress by thin cords above waistline is inner slip/petticoat of two layers. Outside layer is cream colored organdy covering tulle netting. Inner layer is silk/satin with inner stiffening. Petticoat has cream colored grosgrain ribbon waist with 4 hook & eyes. Designer's label on center back of petticoat: "Sarmi / New York" Retailer's label at back of skirt below zipper: "Neiman-Marcus"
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Kimono. Traditional silk kimono with mid-length sleeves. Snaps at collar for removable collar. The whole is of white silk dyed with an all-over pattern of shibori in a pale orange/pink, which creates a tiny grid with dark brownish dots at center of each square. Lined in silk, upper part of light brown (resembles tea dyed?), lower part of white, and lower hem of orange/red.
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Coat dress of blue, yellow, white, green and aqua geometric weave. Pointed collar; short length. Double-breasted with 8 gold tone, domed, non-functioning buttons on front and bound buttonholes; fastens with 6 covered snaps. Placket front, long sleeved. Side slit pockets. Half-belt of self in back. Lined in blue/green polyester. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Chester Weinberg" Retailer's label at left side seam of lining: "Neiman-Marcus" Labels: Lot/Size 14, ILGWU
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Dress in shift style of black silk. Collar of white silk is folded over front neckline giving a modified cowl look. Center back opening with 7 self-covered button and bound buttonholes; closure reinforced with covered snaps. Long set-in sleeves flair slightly to wide, rolled back cuffs of white silk. Hemline trimmed with 2" band of self. Lined in black silk. Designer's label at left of back opening: "Norman Norell / New York" Retailer's label at left of back opening: "Lou Lattimore / Dallas"
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Pants suit in navy blue silk with satin weave horizontal stripes. A) Blouse. Long, set-in sleeves with 2 self-covered buttons and bound buttonholes on 2-1/2" cuffs. Pointed collar and a center front opening that forms a low V neckline closed with two snaps. Unlined. Handwritten tag at center back neckline: "Deborah / 769" B) Pants in harlow style. Full length with extra wide legs. Center back zipper closure with hook & eye and 2-1/2" waistband. Navy silk lining swing tacked to the bottom of the pants hem. Handwritten tag at center front waistband: "Deborah / 769"
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a) Cocktail dress of pleated pink chiffon. Sleeveless with V-shaped neckline. Knee length. Center back zipper with 3 hook & eyes on neckline band. Lined in pink fabric with pink grosgrain ribbon petersham. Designer's label at left of zipper: "Teal Traina / New York" Retailer's label on inside seam at base of zipper: "Neiman-Marcus" Union label attached to left side of zipper below waist. b) Belt of chartreuse satin. Attached to dress at center front bow and around back with left side connecting to bow with 2 hook & eyes.
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Day dress in shift style of aqua slub linen. Sleeveless. Below knee length. Wide, rounded neckline and arm holes bordered in white slub linen. Neckline has 7 pin tuck pleats. Side patch pockets with top band of white slub linen. Center back zipper with hook & eye. Belt loops at sides indicate dress once had a belt, now missing. Lined in white polyester. Designer's label at back neckline: "Teal Traina / New York"


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Earth Day 2010 Celebrated With an Incandescent Lamp Burial
Solais Lighting celebrated the 40th annual Earth Day by hosting a symbolic burial ceremony of an incandescent lamp.
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LD+A Magazine Gives Solais a Shout-Out
LD+A Magazine's energy advisor, Willard L. Warren, mentioned Solais Lighting, Inc. in his recent March 2010 article.
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Steve Johnson, PhD Joins Solais Lighting as Chief Technology Officer
Solais Lighting, Inc. today announced that Steve Johnson, PhD has joined the company as Chief Technology Officer.
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Solais Lights Up With $2.3 Million Series A to Launch LED Business
Light-emitting diode company Solais Lighting, Inc., said late Monday it raised $2.3 million in a Series A round of capital that will be used to expand development and hire employees.
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Become a 'Fan' of Solais! Manufacturer of specification-grade LED lamps launches social networking sites
Solais Lighting, Inc., announced today the launch of its social networking sites on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.
Solais Lighting / Posted on February 15,2010
Solais Lighting Raises $2.3 Million in Series A Funding
Solais Lighting, Inc., the leading manufacturer of specification-grade, high-output LED lamps, announced today the close of its Series A investment, totaling more than $2.3 million.
Solais Lighting / Posted on January 11,2010
We Are Moving! Addition will help the company refine its world-class lighting technology
Solais Lighting is proud to announce its relocation to 67 Poland Street in the Blackrock section of Bridgeport, Connecticut, effective May 11, 2009.
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Bully-Victims 3x More Likely to Have Suicidal Thoughts by Age 11
Jim LiebeltJim is Senior Writer, Editor and Researcher for the HomeWord Center for Youth and Family at Azusa Pacific University. Jim has over 25 years of experience as a youth and family ministry specialist, and has been on the HomeWord staff since 1998. He has served over the years as a pastor, author, youth ministry trainer, adjunct college instructor and speaker. Jim's culture blog and parenting articles appear on HomeWord.com. Jim is a contributing author of culture and parenting articles to Crosswalk.com. Jim and his wife Jenny live in Olympia, WA.
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In a paper published in the latest issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the researchers found children who are both victims and bullies ('bully-victims'), are at highly increased risk of considering suicide, or have planned and engaged in suicidal or self-harming behavior by 11-12 years of age. These increased odds were not explained by other factors family circumstances or pre-existing emotional problems.
The study used information collected from parents and teachers, as well as children, to see how common bullying or victim behavior was.
They found that, compared to children who were never bullied, 'bully-victims' were three times as likely to have suicidal thoughts, and that those who were bullied over a long period of time were six times more likely to consider suicide.
Those who bully others but never become victims (pure bullies) were also at increased risk for suicide thoughts and suicidal or self-harming behaviour but the findings were not as consistent.
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What: Rayona Sharpnack and her longtime colleague Tammy White co-founder of The Money Course, will present "Women as Leaders of Change."
When: March 23, 2015, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: Dominican University of California, 50 Acacia Ave, San Rafael, CA (just north of San Francisco)
Program Details: In this exciting and highly interactive workshop, you will learn and practice tools for becoming a transformative leader. We will also explore the art of designing philanthropic giving for maximum impact. Cost is $75.
More Information: Contact Dominican University's Woman Leadership & Philanthropy Council at firstname.lastname@example.com.
What: Rayona Sharpnack will be presenting at IT'S TIME 2015: The Partnership Summit to Elevate Women's Leadership
When: May 1- 3, 2015
Where: Baltimore, MD
Program Details: This three-day event showcases women's and men's organizations working to empower women and girls at all levels and promoting partnership between women and men
What: Executives Leading Sustainable Change (open enrollment)
When: Session One (3+ days): June 8 (evening), 9, 10, and 11, 2015 and Session Two (3 days): Sept. 15, 16 and 17, 2015
Where: Mill Valley, CA (just north of San Francisco)
Program Details: A revolutionary approach to leadership excellence that enables senior executive women to create extraordinary and sustainable leadership success. Our approach is to focus on your specific development needs and provide practical and applicable ways to increase and sustain your leadership presence.
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When: Oct. 27 – 29, 2015 (Course requires a minimum of 20 participants.)
Where: Mill Valley, CA (just north of San Francisco)
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F. O. R. D. First On Race Day
Fords always out front on race day
od uživatele Forddude123 09. Březen 2014
The common shortened term of the popular motor company, meaning:
1. Found on road Dead.
2. Found on Russian Dump.
1. Found on road Dead.
2. Found on Russian Dump.
That car was Ford.
Dude, you got a Ford!
Dude, you got a Ford!
od uživatele ssavoy 09. Prosinec 2007
Ford means..
For Our Retarded Drivers
For Our Retarded Drivers
Guy 1: I bought a new Ford today!
Guy 2: Yeah, that's Ford. -_-
Guy 1: Huh?
Guy 3: Lol.
Guy 2: Yeah, that's Ford. -_-
Guy 1: Huh?
Guy 3: Lol.
od uživatele WhoKickMyDog 24. Červenec 2011
The absolute worst manufacturer and vehicle ever even thought of. The trucks are so crappy! Especiallly with the Powerstroke engines! The Mustangs are not that great. A Dodge Challenger would smoke it so easily in a quarter mile. The suv's are small and slow. Everything is very crappily built. Everything is wicked slow! Just get a Dodge!
"Hey man, did you just see me kill thawt twin turbo Ford Powerstroke with my stockCummins?"
"Heck yeah dude! Ford sucks!
"Heck yeah dude! Ford sucks!
od uživatele Dodgefreak 11. Květen 2011
Spanish for piece of shit.
Look at his piece of shit ford truck.
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Dan Clays: Search will prove to be a mere foreword to the Google story
By Dan Clays, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 03 November 2011 08:00AM
It struck me on my trip to Google's headquarters in Mountain View, California, as part of the inaugural 360 Summit, that the second decade of the company is now three years in.
There is every chance that this next chapter of its journey could be equally exciting.
As you walk around its "Campus" - past the beach volleyball court and the gymnasium - you get a sense of serious energy and collective passion for what the future holds at Google. Facebook ambitiously talks about 1 per cent of the journey being done. I would imagine Google does not see a finishing line.
You quickly appreciate that under the chief executive, Larry Page, the arrogance that followed its early digital dominance has been replaced by a fresh sense of purpose. Of course, the rapid rise of Facebook and Twitter had something to do with the need for positive reaction.
Beyond the core search product, it is principally TV, social and mobile commerce where the most telling gains for Google will be made. Last week, Google announced the launch of more than 100 YouTube channels, and it has a clear and powerful strategy for integrating its product into how we watch "linear" (Google's word, not mine) TV. It talks of bringing the web seamlessly into the living room and, from what I saw, this will be a million miles from the interactive TV red-button experience multi-channel homes are familiar with.
By incorporating Android software into TV, the barriers of entry will effectively be removed for us to download high-quality, long-form content from completely new providers. The opportunities for brands are significant. If Nike is not thinking of a TV app for Google to create a dedicated sports content stream, it will be.
The social side of Google's future has been heavily maligned but, to my mind, appears promising. It had a very soft launch but still managed to frustrate 75 million people chomping at the bit to take part in Google's first meaningful response to Facebook and Twitter's exponential growth.
And, finally, mobile and the Google Wallet. This is where it became clear that how we shop on the high street and pay with handsets will fundamentally evolve in the next five years as Google builds what it calls the new mobile generation. Near field communication has been around for ten years but slow to take off through lack of agreement between hardware and carriers. Google will play a big role pushing usage towards critical mass by putting it at the heart of its mobile commerce strategy.
Which is a relatively dry way of saying that, before you know it, we will be walking into stores and taking it for granted that we can wave our phone to buy. And let's not be fooled that it means more data heading Google's way.
Dan Clays is the chief strategy officer at Arena Media
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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Rock 'n' roll is here to stay if Lennie Baker has anything to say about it.
For those of you lucky enough to have caught The Extremes Dance Company two years ago at the Cotuit Center for the Arts, or maybe at a Lower Cape stage sometime over the past eight years, you know the mature makeup of its dancers, ranging from 56 to 64 years of age, belies their smooth movement and grace. In short, The Extremes' inventive and comedic dance pieces are a delight to watch.
There's a Joker in the deck at this year's Barnstable High School Haunted House, and it wouldn't surprise us if there's a Penguin as well.
As I drove down 6A several years ago, I caught a glimpse of a charming little building perched on a knoll. It was a quaint little cottage and its architectural details hinted at Victorian roots. I turned the car around to give it a longer look and realized I was in front of the Brewster Ladies' Library. It was at that moment I began to think of libraries as not only places where we discovered great books, but also where art and architecture converged as cultural expression.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – If you live in Westchester County and lost cellular phone, cable or satellite service during and after Hurricane Sandy, you may be eligible for some money back.
Cablevision says its customers can receive a credit for any "full or partial day during which they were unable to access Optimum services," according to a statement on its website.
"Customers who have experienced a loss of service should contact Cablevision within 30 days of service being restored and request a credit for their regular monthly charges during the period when Optimum TV, phone or Internet products were unavailable, including periods when there was no electricity to the home or business where the services are received," according to the statement.
Cablevision added: "In addition, customers will not be responsible for any damage to Cablevision equipment caused by the storm, and will be able to exchange damaged equipment at no cost."
Verizon FIOS says it plans to extend credits for customers affected by the storm. "We routinely credit our customers when they're out of service, whether for power outages or other reasons where service has been impacted. We will of course do the same for those affected by Hurricane Sandy," says spokesman Bill Kula.
Time Warner Cable and Cox announced that they are adopting similar policies, according to press releases.
DirecTV and Dish Network, the two largest U.S. satellite-TV providers, as well as Verizon's FiOS TV service, are also providing credits for the time period during which customers were affected. Customers should call their individual providers for specific details.
Cellular phone provider Sprint said it would not charge Westchester County customers affected by the storm until later in the month. "To assist our customers impacted by the storm, Sprint is crediting back late fee, overage charges for voice, text and data; roaming fees; and call-forwarding fees for Sprint services used between Oct. 29 and Nov. 28," it said in its website.
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Verizon Wireless phone users "won't be charged for "domestic voice and text usage" incurred between Oct. 29 and Nov. 12.," said a statement on its website.
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My mouth hurts like a sonofabitch (for those who just started following, I had oral surgery yesterday) even with all the ibuprofen I'm taking. So I sent my partner and temporary nurse to the liquor store to get some vodka. Imma brew this hot, ice it and booze it up for a nice anesthetic. :)
Will let you know how it goes.
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This tea promises Passionfruit and it does give you just that starting with the nose of the dry leaf to the aroma, colour and flavour of the liquor. Aided slightly by artificial Passionfruit flavour and a little tangy for me because of the hibiscus. Before you write this off because of the hibiscus, I'll tell you it doesn't bother too much. Personally I don't mind hibiscus but for those who do, its presence is not agressive. As i mentioned, it lends a tangy-ness to the blend but that's what sweeteners are for. Brewed following label instructions and poured over ice does make a pretty good cocktail should you happen to have vodka lying around.
I have T3s from my last oral surgery in November (I'm on an ongoing quest to line the pockets of oral surgeons everywhere) but to tell you the truth ibuprofen works better for me because it reduces inflammation as well, not just painkiller.
ibuprofen works best for me to. My sympathies about the pain it can't be pleasant. Best of luck riding it out and hope it is over soon.
i was going to write and ask how you were feeling! not sure this tea would help…. its awesome but pretty acidic. a chamomile might help because its a diuretic and will eliminate some swelling…. feel better.
I'm ok. cranky but I'll make it! How are you feeling, justjames ? Surprised to hear from you already. Speedy recovery?
surprisingly well! pain meds muddle things a bit, but drinking tea helps to clarify. all in all not bad for all the stitches! did this tea help?
The vodka did. I don't like chamomile so I don't have any such tea in the house anyway. As for you, hope you're going home soon if you haven't already.
Nxtdoor – tea infused vodka is also quite nice….I "brewed" one of my blueberry teas in vodka as a cold brew….and then I just added the vodka to other things heh
no, i can't abide camomile either. vodka is brilliant, and i never considered steeping my tea in booze… thank you Sil!
NP there's a discussion somewhere about cocktails as well that was started by someone… Makes for MUCH better flavoured vodka than you buy in the stores imo haha
Nobody rated this or logged this. Not sure a newbie should be the first to do so… Ah, the pressure. Especially since Rooibos is my least favourite of teas. However, Dexter3657 sent this to me and I can't possibly not try it! Rude and wasteful, right?
It's a coffee flavoured Rooibos so it gets points from me right off the bat. And the thing is that whatever is going on in this blend masks the Rooibos quite well so I'd say this is a better introduction to Rooibos for those who are just not sure.
There's coffee on the nose, and in the aroma and flavour of the brewed liquor. I do find it a little on the weak side at 1.5 tsp for 8 oz with near boiling water. It brews a clear caramel brown liquor. That's the best I can do without sounding too pretentious.
It's one of the better Rooibos I've had even if a little on the weak side.
Dang. Someone at work said this was their favourite DAVIDs tea. I don't know the woman at all so of course I didn't buy this because of what she said. I bought it, coincidentally, just the weekend before having had this conversation. I didn't open the tea until today.
To me it smells and tastes like banana bread. Not the banana part, but the spices part. Although I taste nutmeg not cinnamon. I can just see the moist pieces of banana bread in my mind as I drink this. The colour screws it up for me, I really don't know why it has to be pink.
Not my favourite, not by far. Glad to have tried it but sample size was enough. Moving on.
Dry nose: roasting nuts. Clear pink liquor with aroma matching the nose. Flavour… Apple Nutmeg. Sorry, can't say almond cause it ain't there!
I cold brewed this for 24 hours in a pitcher. No infuser, just free leaves and cold water. It is way better than the hot and iced version but we're still far from friends. Still has that mild bitterness. What is going on? Flavour is good though, this could be so yummy with a white base maybe?
I will be enjoying a few cups of this courtesy of Dexter3657 . It probably would have been a while before purchasing Verdant on my own since a) it is a little pricy and b) I would have been afraid I'm not ready for such goodness.
I don't know much and since the bag says laoshan village chai — black I brewed it like a black tea. Afterwards I read all about the stovetop method and also infusing milk but alas, too late. I probably would have been too lazy to do the stovetop thing.
I like it, the spices are nice and everything, but can I ask why this tea tastes almost like milk at the end of the sip of the 1st steep?!?
The second steep doesn't have the milky taste, it's all ginger and cardamom.
I really wish I liked milk so I could drink this like I'm supposed to.
I should add — although it has nothing to do with tea — that it's my last tea for the evening, and possibly the last in the next 24 hours. I'm having oral surgery first thing tomorrow and I'm supposed to stop drinking/eating for at least 8 hours before. And afterwards, well, one can assume that I might not be thinking about tea right away. So that's why I picked this, I wanted to have something good!
I had a cup of this 17 days ago according to tea log. Don't worry, I don't have a spreadsheet or anything. Can you imagine?!?
I didn't like it then but I thought it was because of the Rooibos. I have since made good friends with Rooibos so I decided to try it again as this is my first honest to goodness sipdown weekend. I placed a rather large DT order last night — large quantity-wise not necessarily price. I basically bought 650 grams of tea, the most I ever bought in one shot so I'm freaking out a little.
This tea is still not for me. The first steep of 1.5 tsp for 3 minutes was too strong. Not astringent, just strong and reminiscent of smoky bacon. Of course, maple at play. I don't mind maple at all but there's something weird about this. I left the first steep in the pot and put the second steep on top, and sweetened with maple syrup. Makes sense, right? It tastes better and I can finish the pot this way — I was worried I'd have to dump it and I hate doing that — but still there is something about it I do not like. And there's just a touch of bitterness barely there but it's there and I don't dig it.
Thanks goes to Dexter3657 for this generous sample that is not yet a sipdown.
This is delightful. I can't articulate what is it about it that I like. I like the spices for sure. I've only had cheap bagged chai before but I like the cardammom and the cinammon. Ever put a pinch of cardamom powder in your smoothies? or sprinkle just a pinch on top before drinking a smoothie? try it sometimes.
As for this tea, I sweetened it and added creamer. I tried it without them first but I figured for the sake of emulating authenticity I shall do as the Romans. Or in this case, the indians.
My goal is to collect a bunch of chai and make some for my brother-in-law who, after a two-week trip to India, said he misses the chai there most, and that he has not been able to find any here that tastes anything like it. And they make it with milk. I hate milk though, what am I going to do?!?
You could experiment with different kinds and you don't have to use full milk . I'm not sure about all of India but in Rajhastan the Chai Wallah's usually used water buffalo milk which is thinner than cows milk to make Chai. You could also experiment with other types of Chai as well. I had a green tea chai in Jaipur made with Kashmiri type spicing lots of cardamom and a bit of cinnamon. However if you're going the traditional route you need to use milk. I know how you feel though I don't drink milk either.
It's not traditional, but I like to use coconut milk in my chai. It's so sweet I don't need to add any sugar and it adds a nice flavor.
Its an amazing, fascinating and very diverse place. I met some amazing people there. Try to learn a little of the local language in whatever region you'll be spending the most time in. You'll be able to bargain for better prices. You'll never get local price but you can at least over hear what the local price is and negotiate down. I ended up learning a little be of the hindi script because it allowed me to read the non-deluxe bus schedules. My cousin who worked in India for two placements had me read culture shock India before I went in order to better understand cultural differences and communication. I spent most of my time in central and Northern India but I have a standing invitation to stay in Mumbai with my friends family and from there I hope to explore a bit of the south.
yyz I'm going with a friend who was born and raised there. It'll make it a little easier :) she has relatives all over , still, and we will be visiting and staying with them. Sounds like you had a blast.
That's great it will make tings so much easier and I'm sure you'll be invited to some great parties. I did have a blast. I travelled with my cousin for a little while, volunteered for a little while and basically was adopted by some friends I made my first week there. I travelled shared experiences with them for a little while and a little on my own. To be quite honest it's up there with one of the best experiences of my life. I find with India people either love it or hate it. I've never met anyone who is neutral. I hope you love it.
Hey folks, Great news… I didn't add sweetener to this tea!
I might have killed it a little (water too hot) because it's a teensy bit bitter but I like it. And I like it just as is! Now this is likely because I eat a lot of sushi and all the Japanese restaurants serve green tea that tastes little like this. And they never give you sugar. So I got used to drinking it sans sucre. Hello familiar taste! Now where's my sushi?!?
2 minute steep, 1 perfect measure.
Dry it smells toasty, a little like popcorn. There's popped kernels in there too. A pale yellow liquor. Tastes like popcorn (or toasted rice, the bag says).
Thank you goes to Dexter3657 who sent me too many teas for me to ever be able to reciprocate.
So it turns out I enjoy Fusion teas — the few I tried courtesy of Dexter3657 , anyway — enough to place an order. You all keep quiet now, my partner need not know, since I bought a bunch of DAVIDs on the weekend too. And I abandoned a couple of carts elsewhere. I wish the shipping wasn't as high but I find their prices quite reasonable. The sad part is there is no size between a sample (10 cups) or 3 oz. Errr… no, I will no longer buy 100 grams of a tea I've never tried now that I've had a chance to see what's out there.
Way to go, Fusion teas. Reasonable prices made for a quick decision. Are there teas out there of better quality? Of this I am certain. However, when one is just starting out and has yet to fully appreciate the finer teas, affordability plays a huge role.
Anyway, this little tea is really good. While I seem to not like rooibus a whole lot, honeybush is pleasant. I'll be breaking out my hazelnut creamer for this one. I suspect the hazelnut flavouring is artificial, because it's so there and I've learned that with nuts, unless you artificially flavour, the taste is not as strong (coconut being the exception for me)
Steeped for 8 looong minutes. The dry leaf smell is hazelnut and the liqour is caramel-coloured. And the taste is hazelnut but you get the honeybush too. actually, as it cools it gets less nutty and more … .. bushy :)
I'll ruin it with hazelnut creamer for the second steep for what I'm sure will be heaven.
I am determined to get the blueberries in here if I have to drink this tea for a week and brew it different times, temperatures and quantities. GAH!
Everyone is raving about blueberries. Granted, some people don't like the fact that they taste artificial or too sweet or too stevia or whatever but they're getting blueberry. I, on the other hand, can smell blueberries and see blueberries but cannot taste them for the life of me. If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck… holy hannah it's a blueberry!
Seriously, though, I must be doing something wrong. It smells so intoxicatingly blueberry but I'm only getting a faint blueberry taste. I had it in my travel mug and drank it partly in the car and the rest at work. I could smell the blueberry wafting up from the cup and I so desperately wanted to get that in the taste too. I just got mostly black tea. Maybe I overleafed? I didn't think I did, I followed the label, but maybe for me as a newbie the base is too strong and covered the fruit? It wasn't too astringent but lightly bitter.
HELP me find the blueberries :)
Two Days Later
Someone suggested cold brewing and I couldn't believe I hadn't thought of it myself. Eureka!! As a cold brew it is indeed one of the most delicious teas I have had so far. My first attempt at cold brewing and what a success! Gawd, I just want to hug myself :) Maybe I'll just start another pitcher instead.
Haha! This really gave me a good laugh, it made me think of my other half when he's trying so hard to «see» the hidden object in 3D stereogram images! He knows it's there, people have been know for seeing them, but HE just CAN'T!
Glad you finaly figured it out :-)
TheTeaFairy you're so kind. Thanks for getting it. That's exactly what it feels like. It's maddening, really. Like when you're looking for your phone and you know it's there but you can't find it. Turns out you're holding it. Ever done that? I have. I swear!


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Ok, I know that someone on here had a good quote about "shamming" his friends that drink commercial beer into drinking dark beer but I cannot remember what it was.
So hopefully, we can come up with some on this thread.
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i believe orfy has a picture that says: "What's the matter, lager-boy? afraid you'll taste something?"
and do you mean shamming or shaming?
I've used "don't be such a sissy" on a number of occasions and it usually worked.
"Fizzy yellow beer is for wussies" - Stone Brewery
I'm sort of over the "light vs dark" thing. I used to think that one HAD to progress from light beer to dark beer when changing brands/varieties over the course of an evening. I now realize that a light lager followed by an English brown, then an IPA, a stout, and a barleywine is a perfectly logical progression...and goes from light to dark and back again several times.
"There are starving children in Africa who would love to have that beer - now drink it you ingrate!"
Compliments of a childhood with frequent bouts of Hamburger Helper.
I've been known to call my buddies "BMC pu**ies" (*=s) whenever we go out - which nowadays isn't very often. It seems to make them want to rise to the challenge and try something new. I'd like to think that if it weren't for the free homebrew that I've fed them that they'd never venture outside of the world of BMC.
A picture says a 1000 words apparently.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/gallery/...9&limit=recent
I dunno... seems to me that people who think beer is better just because it's dark aren't much better than the folks who won't drink it just because it's dark
I mean, it's not really about the color, right?
Thanks for some of the replies, I guess dark/light is not the real issue. The real issue can best be summed up by the quote attributed to Orfy "What is the matter boy, afraid you are going to taste something".
So maybe a good questions what do you say to those who look at you say "I don't drink dark beers because I don't like them". When all they ever drink is Bud Light, and you are offering them your first extract beer that is a Brown Ale.
It is not so much they do not want dark beers but they are not willing to try something that is made with barely and hops, instead of the stuff they normally drink.
But remember, this is all in good fun. This is to poke fun at our friends/neighbors, not to start a fist fight.
I recall posting something along the lines of "What's the matter? Are you afraid it'll stain your panties?"
I've used that, successfully, more than once.


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Another seed weed which I have just been removing, by the wheelbarrow load before they seed again.
Just be very careful, if you damage the tiny white root then the parsnip will either not grow or not make a decent root. When I did this, more years ago than I care to remember, I ended up cutting the tissue paper into pieces each with a germinated seed on it and planting the paper rather than trying to get the root out of the paper.
Any clean container will do, it is only to keep the paper in and damp.
Good a time as any to find the bulbs and move them, at least the flower/seed heads show you where to dig. They will only be loosley attached to the bulb in any case.
Yep, peasant.............whoops pHeasant!
Seed pot is/was one of those half pots (usually sold as Cactus pots). It was on a set of shelves along with many others on a south east facing shed side. Peat free compost with a good half inch gravel topping and obviously a fair number of seedlings in it. Also found pupa in other 7 cm square pots in the same area. These had compost in them but were actuallly waiting to be emptied onto the compost heap.
We have cobbled patha in many areas of the garden and they are stuffed wth bee larva.
This acre of land has probably never been sprayed with anything, certainly not for the last 40 years as the previous owners were pig farmers, the next ones did not garden and we have not sprayed in the 18 years we have been here making the garden.
The answer is a good mix. If you stuck just to native plants, the garden would be a much poorer place. Britiain is very low in the number of native plants compared to other parts of Europe.
The plant which always amazes me is Lonicera alseuosmoides, an evergreen climbing type. The flowers are nothing much to look at and as far as I can discern, scent-free, yet I have just counted over 300 bees of all kinds all over it. Far and away more than there is on L. peryclimen the native Honeysuckle.
And remember the golden rule about cuttings, ONE never roots, SIX, all of them do.
Also Lonicera japonica is notorious for growing like mad and never flowering. Go for a good form of Lonicera perclymenum such as Graham Thomas
That is why I wanted to see the leaves.
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This is what awaits you:
Free WI-FI
Hotel's own parking spaces
1 bottle of water per stay
Hotel location
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Our whole team would like to proudly welcome you to the Hotel Alpenblick.
Parking is not a problem at our hotel, we have ample parking available for our guests. Car parking facilities are located at the hotel for your use. Please specify when making a booking.
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A free bottle of water awaits you on arrival. Guests of the hotel can receive a daily newspaper without charge.
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You will not have to worry about your valuables - you an keep them in the strong box at reception or in the one provided in your own appealingly arranged. To reach your fetchingly furnished room on one of the upper floors we recommend you to use the elevator. The lobby is under constant video surveillance. The terrace in the garden provides a great relaxing area.
Culinary greetings from the kitchen
The restaurant at our hotel includes vegetarian and diabetic as well as wholesome whole grain meals.
Where you will stay
We provide those staying here with a work desk, a hair-dryer, a radio receiver and a safe that are present in all hotel rooms. For some in-room entertainment just turn on the satellite television and watch your favourite programmes. International newspapers are available in each of the rooms. Use the easy-to-use phone in your room to touch base with your family and friends. For an instant cup of cocoa use the electric water boiler found in every room.
In each room our hotel offers a restroom with a shower. Once you're finished showering grab your bathroom's hand-held hair-dryer to dry your hair quickly.
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Free: Breakfast buffet, Wi-Fi. Parking garage at extra cost CHF 14.00 per night. City Tax, CHF 4.30 per person/night extra
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- Single rooms: 9
- Double rooms: 45
- Apartments: 1
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''Suffolk Appeals Judge's Ban on Spraying'' [May 2] illustrates once again why our ethically challenged county government faces a fiscal crisis.
For several years the only mosquito-caused deaths here were from the West Nile virus. In 2003 it caused two deaths. By now almost all county residents have been bitten by mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus. Most exhibited few if any symptoms, but the resulting antibodies they now carry make them immune.
Nevertheless, the county mosquito control program continues to cost taxpayers several million dollars each year.
Funds redirected from mosquito control to programs for reducing death by traffic accidents, physical assaults, food poisoning, etc. would produce more bang for the buck.
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Xbox Live Gold members can now download Halo 3 for free
Well, here's the much-welcomed end to this bungled saga. After being perpetually confused as to when Halo 3 would make its appearance as one of the titles in Microsoft's Games with Gold program, Xbox Live Gold members can finally download Master Chief's 2007 odyssey for free right now through the end of the month.
I'd imagine that it has to be a pretty minuscule sect that actually wants to play Halo 3, but hasn't already. I mean, did you see the part up top where I mentioned it's from 2007? At least some people can upgrade to a digital version before giving their disc to the newspaper boy as a half-assed Christmas present. Oh yeah, no one reads the newspaper anymore. Well, you figure it out then.
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Duffield Associates Inc./CABE announces that Dwight Walters PE has joined Duffield Associates as a senior project manager in civil and municipal engineering practices. Walters is a University of Delaware alumnus who comes to Duffield having spent the past 26 years in the industry. He has served in various roles ranging from project manager to regional office manager to vice president and operations manager of site and environmental disciplines. He is a registered professional engineer in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey with years of leadership, operations, management and technical experience in engineering consulting while experiencing successful regional growth. His technical experience includes management of multidisciplined engineering projects including capital improvements for private and public sector clients. He has also served as town engineer for several municipalities in Delaware and Maryland.
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When I was growing up, horseradish was something that lived in a jar in the nether regions of the refrigerator. It wasn't until a few decades later that I discovered horseradish as a garden plant—and the delights of using it fresh in the kitchen. Homegrown horseradish has a clear, fresh taste and packs more zing than the store-bought variety. It also ranks in the top five easiest-to-grow edible plants because it thrives in almost any condition.
Horseradish is a rugged, cold-hardy perennial that grows best where there's enough of a winter to force the plants into dormancy. You can choose from two widely available types of horseradish: common horseradish, which has broad, crinkled leaves, and Bohemian, which has narrower, smooth leaves.
Choosing a site. Horseradish thrives in full sun but tolerates light shade. As for soil, horseradish can take almost anything but consistently waterlogged conditions. Site your horseradish in an out-of-the way spot because you won't want to move this perennial once it is planted.
Planting. Grow horseradish from plants or root cuttings set out in spring or fall. You won't be able to find seeds, but roots are often available at farmers' markets, supermarkets, and retail and mail-order nurseries. (Root cuttings from nurseries generally come precut and just need to be planted.) Cut off the top third to half of the root to use in the kitchen, saving the bottom part to plant. Loosen the soil to 12 inches deep and add a shovelful of compost. Plant the root cutting at a 45-degree angle, with the top of the cutting 2 inches below the soil line. One plant is usually plenty for a family. If you love horseradish so much that you need more than one plant, space them 30 inches apart.
Growing. Horseradish needs little or no attention in order to thrive. To keep the plant from looking ratty, water it once a week during dry spells and use a couple of inches of mulch around the plant to help conserve moisture.
Harvesting. You can enjoy your first horseradish harvest one year after planting. Carefully dig away the soil from around the main root, taking care to free up the side roots and remove them at the same time. For the best yields, Oregon State University recommends harvesting after frost kills the foliage. Scrub the main root under running water and dry well. If enclosed in a perforated plastic bag, horseradish root will keep in the vegetable bin of your refrigerator for three months or even longer.
Newbie hint: For smoother, straighter, fatter roots, the University of Illinois recommends removing the suckers—leaf-bearing sprouts that form above ground. When the plants are about 8 inches tall, use a sharp knife to cut off the suckers, leaving only three or four at the center of the crown.
The most common issue gardeners face with horseradish is not how to grow it but how to keep it from growing where they don't want it. To control its spread, remove the entire root, including its branches, when harvesting. Then replant only the number of roots you desire as plants for the following season. Whatever you do, don't till up ground containing horseradish root or place roots in your compost pile, because you risk spreading the plant all over the garden.
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Freshly grated horseradish emits fumes that can make your nose run and irritate your eyes, so prepare it in a well-ventilated area or even outside if your eyes are extremely sensitive. First, peel a 3- to 4-inch section of root as you would a carrot. Cut it into half-inch chunks and drop them in a blender or food processor. Add 1/4 cup cold water and a bit of crushed ice and grind to a fine texture.
Hot or Not?
Customize the heat of your horseradish sauce by adding white-wine or rice-wine vinegar. For mild horseradish, add the vinegar immediately, either right after grinding is complete or as you are still grinding. If you like stronger flavor, wait 3 minutes to add the vinegar. Add 2 to 3 tablespoons vinegar and 1/2 teaspoon salt for each cup of grated horseradish. In either case, pulse the machine to blend in the final ingredients. If your preparation has too much liquid, simply drain some of it off through a fine strainer until you get the consistency you want. Store your fresh horseradish in a clean jar in the refrigerator, where it will keep for 4 to 6 weeks.
Master's tip: Grating horseradish crushes the cells of the root, releasing the volatile oils (isothiocyanates), which give horseradish its heat. Adding vinegar stops this enzymatic reaction. The longer you wait to add the vinegar, the hotter your prepared horseradish will be.
Cooking Ideas
Most of us know horseradish as a classic accompaniment to hot or cold roast beef. Here are more imaginative ways to use the inimitable flavor of homemade horseradish. When using horseradish in hot dishes, add it just before serving, as cooking destroys its flavor.
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It's not just commercial businesses that need effective websites, but also educational institutions such as universities, colleges and schools.
When websites for educational institutions are appealing to users, they can help attract more student applications. A well-designed website could also facilitate communication to donors, parents and students, bringing important information right to them wherever they may be located.
All good websites for educational institutions should utilize properly thought out design elements, fonts and colors. In addition, they should incorporate many of the same theories in practice as a commercial website. Often, however, a number of schools have been known to try taking the easy way out and using a basic template and only end up producing a very standard and not very user-friendly website with little or no imagination.
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If you do not have quality content, it is impossible to design a good website, because all of the key choices should be related to the nature of the content planned for it.
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You may not know it, but you have likely already utilized some or all of these information architecture principles within your website designs, so do try to pay attention to them when you start a new project. If you can learn to master them, you will always create great designs. If you fail to grasp them, it could mean that your designs do not translate as well as you would like them to.
Movie posters are great, and most people love them. Most of us have hung a movie poster on our wall at some point in our lives, right?
Movie posters were a lot more important to the marketing of a film many years ago. There are many posters that are synonymous with the movies they are advertising, but nowadays it's not so much the case.
Printed in different sizes, shapes, designs, and released at different points of a movie's timeline, a poster can capture the atmosphere and image of a film when done well. Sometimes they will be dark and insightful, trying to scare an audience. Others are bright and colorful, while some are informative. Sometimes they will only provide a few details to tease the reader into wondering more about the film. Others simply just have a release date, and you may not even know what the film is about.
There are busy, detailed designs, all the way down to minimalist and simplistic designs. The alternative movie poster industry has developed a lot over recent years to a more competitive level. There is almost of cult following from movie fans, with their attention turning to the custom alternative posters instead of the big budget official poster releases. With a preference to collecting the kind of movie posters you're more likely to find in independent cinemas, and on the resume of graphic designers.
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Designing a dashboard for a mobile app can challenge you a little bit due tot the fact that you have to put only the absolutely essential elements in there. Space isn't unlimited on a mobile device screen and you must be aware of that.
On the web, however, things aren't like that. There is a lot of space, but this doesn't mean that you must put stats for absolutely everything. You still have to constrain yourself a little bit, but you get the big advantage of having a big wide screen where to put your dashboard elements.
What I like the most about designing dashboards for websites and web apps is that you can make responsive web design your advantage and can display multiple fields above the fold on big monitors.
Now check out the following dashboards and look at how they were designed and coded. This might give you an idea of how you should do the next dashboard task that is sent to you by your clients.
The importance of prototyping should be obvious to anyone involved in designing website or mobile apps.
A prototype allows a designer or developer to create a form out of a concept, so that everyone who is involved in the process can give their feedback and make necessary adjustments before a final version is produced.
From the very beginning of a project it is important to test each element and to ensure that it all works as intended. Navigating around a working prototype and trying out different actions allows you to experience what it would be like to use the interface.
You can explore all the functions and solve any problems during the planning stage, rather than discovering them through testing at a later stage when it might not be so easy to get them fixed.
Another reason why a working prototype is so helpful is because it gives you a master plan in more than one dimension. Prototyping is the best way to determine the final specifications for a working website or a mobile app.
The biggest benefit of prototyping is that it prevents important factors from being overlooked and it stops you making any assumptions that could be revealed as inaccurate later on in the process.
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Slightly large in the size, but this suited me fine. Nice and colourful and very comfy after the first wear. They're quite low cut around the heel/ankle which means they don't cut in, and match well with skirts. Altogether, awesome shoes!Size Rated As:
- anonymous03/03/2015
I love them! They are very stylish and comfortable. I receive a lot of compliments when wearing them. A must have for anyone's shoe collection!
- Lisa McGivern15/02/2015
Great fit, so comfy and they match so many outfits. Would highly recommend.Size Rated As:
- Michelle Davies10/02/2015
Great shoesSize Rated As:


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Operating under the premise that "fresh is best," registered dietician Newgent offers a wealth of terrific healthy ideas for diners of all stripes. With an emphasis on the classics, Newgent offers ingenious tips to cut fat and cholesterol, like using silken tofu to emulsify the hollandaise sauce for her Eggs Benedict, or using cottage cheese in lieu of butter to keep lean burgers moist. She dispels the myth that healthy eating has to be bland, evidenced in her Tequila-Lime Chicken with Fettuccine in Creamy Jalapeno Sauce, Moroccan Turkey Burger and Beer-Brewed Sloppy Joes. Common dishes like Chef's Salad get a zesty burst of flavor from a tarragon-laced balsamic dressing, and a fingerling potato salad is dressed in a low-fat sour cream sauce loaded with dill, chives and Creole mustard. Newgent makes it easy to stick to one's diet, including advice on doubling many of the recipes as well as make-ahead tips, online resources and trivia. Diabetic exchange information is included for each dish, as well as a substitution guide for ingredients like sour cream, cheese and sugar. (Sept.)Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information