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This is going to be my first set up with a Burton Custom 158, im a all mountain rider, catching airs here and there with a little bit park/jib. Mainly on blacks and blues. Im stuck between these 2 bindings...
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cartels are nice, they have insane amounts of forward lean though. if i was picking between the 2 it would be the forces for sure.
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l/xl and alls you have to do is call the usa capita rep and they will mail you them free. do it whenever you order the bindings so you dont have to wait.
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Forces, your legs will thank you. Stock forward lean on Burtons is insane. If they didn't have that it would be a differenst story but...
Its been a while since I've tried to put non Burton bindings on the 3 hole system, but if I remember and if the Forces come with the plates my Contacts did then you should be fine. It's a double slot disc, no actuall holes.
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forces feel better, but they're pretty heavy. i always think burton bindings are cheap because they still have fiberglass heel cups n no dampening on the base like most other companies have now. i would suggest the forces, unless u really care bout weight, then get the cartels
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American Business Women's Day is an American holiday, nationally recognized on September 22.
September 22 marks the 1949 founding date of the American Business Women's Association, the mission of which is "to bring together businesswomen of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities for them to help themselves and others grow personally and professionally through leadership; education, networking support and national recognition".[1]
This holiday was recognized in 1983 and 1986 by Congressional resolution and a proclamation issued by President Ronald Reagan.[2] It commemorates the important legacy and contributions of the more than 68 million American working women[3] and 7.7 million women business owners.
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Summer is fast approaching, and if you're an Android fan, what better treat is there to celebrate the change in season than a delicious Ice Cream Sandwich? Certainly not Gingerbread, yet going by the numbers, that's what the large majority of Android users are chomping on. According to Google's updated Platform Versions website, only 2.9 percent of Android devices are rocking Android 4.0 or later (4.0.2 and 4.0.3).
Nearly two thirds -- 63.7 percent -- are still stuck with one of the Gingerbread builds, followed by almost a quarter -- 23.1 percent -- floating by with Froyo (Android 2.2). As we go back through the builds, the penetration rate drops rapidly with 6 percent of Android devices running Eclair (Android 2.1), and just 1 percent running either Donut (Android 1.6) or Cupcake (Android 1.5). Honeycomb (Android 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2) accounts for 3.3 percent of devices.
This is perhaps the biggest challenge that comes from wielding an open source operating system like Android. It's that dirty F-word that keeps getting thrown around: Fragmentation.
It's worth noting, as Electronista did, that most iOS device owners are now running iOS 5.1, the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system, and have been ever since a few weeks after launching. It's not that Apple devices are better, but it is a closed platform with just one major device in each category (iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad), so it's far easier to roll out updates to more users in a timely manner.
It's an apples and androids comparison, of course, but nevertheless, it doesn't change the fact that Android updates are typically slow to roll out en masse. On a positive note, ICS seems to finally be picking up some steam. The current 2.9 penetration rate is almost double the 1.6 percent rate from one month ago. By the time summer rolls around, we expect many more Android users will be enjoying ICS, and wondering when they'll be able to get their hands on Jellybean.
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AT&T Street Charge was launched as a pilot program in New York City in 2013 to bring innovative solar mobile charging stations to parks, beaches and other outdoor venues across the five boroughs. A direct outgrowth of Hurricane Sandy, the initiative aimed to keep New Yorkers connected as they traveled throughout the city.
In 2014, AT&T is will nearly double the number of solar mobile charging stations available in outdoor locations throughout the five boroughs in their continuing effort to forge a sustainable solution to keeping New Yorkers connected. Beginning May 18, anyone with a mobile phone or tablet can charge their phone for free at one of 45 AT&T Street Charge units in more than 20 parks, beaches and outdoor gathering spots
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The Blind Beggar, Whitechapel, London
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The Blind Beggar, in Whitechapel, London, situated opposite the famous Royal London Hospital, was built in 1894 and took its name from the legendary blind beggar of Bethnal Green. This man was wounded, disfigured and blinded during the battle of Evesham in 1265.
But Londoners would say it became famous on the 9th March 1966, when Ronnie Kray, an East End gangland villain and the other part of the Kray Twins, walked in the salon bar and shot George Cornell in the head using a 9mm Mauser, supposedly because he called Ronnie a big fat poof.
It's also said the record playing on the jukebox was The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore by the Walker Brothers. The Kray twins are still remembered and respected by many Eastenders.
The pub these day is very smart and extremely clean. It is visited by tourists from all over the world. It serves good English food and has entertainment nights. There's a lovely warming open fire which welcomes you as you enter.
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American singer Janis Joplin was equally known for her troubled personal life offstage as she was her expressive and soulful voice.
In Janis Joplin: Rise Up Singing, young readers will learn about every aspect of Joplin's life, from her humble upbringings in 1950's Port Arthur, Texas to her reign as the first queen of rock 'n' roll during the 1960's.
Through the use of archival photos and interviews with friends and family, Rise Up Singing provides an intimate portrait of Joplin, a pioneer in the male-dominated rock scene of her time.
This tome also provides insight into the 60's sound and illustrates how the music of the time shaped the culture.
Despite her rockstar status and many addiction troubles, Joplin was kind, earthy and possessed an extraordinary blues-tinged voice that would forever chance the face of rock 'n' roll in the U.S. and beyond.
It was 40 years ago this past October that Joplin died from an overdose of alcohol and drugs at the age of 27.
From interviews with her friends and letters that Joplin wrote home, author Ann Angel creates a compelling narrative of Janis' short life, contrasting her conservative upbringing in a small Texas town with the tumultuous 1960s, vividly portrayed both in descriptions and in excellent full-color and black-and-white photos on almost every page.
Joplin's distinct voice was appreciated by peers and fans worldwide. She loved Bessie Smith and Odetta, American soul and gospel icons.
Also the book serves as a cautionary tale, as Joplin's insecurities ultimately consumed her, who abused drugs and alcohol.
Teens will be mesmerized by this iconic American cult figure who died far too young.
This is an excellent book to gift a music lover this holiday season. Janis Joplin includes more than sixty photographs, and an assortment of anecdotes from Janis's friends and band mates. This thoroughly researched and well-illustrated biography is a must-have for all young artists, music lovers, and pop-culture enthusiasts.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Victoria Azarenka started celebrating, then suddenly did a double-take to ask her coach, "What happened?"
The answer: She had just produced one of the most lopsided Australian Open final victories to capture a Grand Slam title and the No. 1 ranking for the first time.
Azarenka routed three-time Grand Slam winner Maria Sharapova 6-3, 6-0 in 1 hour, 22 minutes on Saturday, winning 12 of the last 13 games after dropping her first service game and falling behind 2-0.
"It's a dream come true," she said. "I have been dreaming and working so hard to win the Grand Slam, and being No. 1 is pretty good bonus. Just the perfect ending and the perfect position to be in."
Azarenka had won 11 straight matches, including a run to the Sydney International title, and reached her first Grand Slam final. Her previous best performance at a major was a semifinal loss to Petra Kvitova at Wimbledon last year. Sharapova had all the experience, being in her sixth major final and having won three — dating to her 2004 Wimbledon title.
But it didn't unnerve the 22-year-old Azarenka, the first woman from Belarus to win a singles major. She's also the seventh woman to win a Grand Slam since Francesca Schiavone won the 2010 French Open, and the fifth winner in as many majors.
Azarenka became only the third woman to earn the No. 1 spot after winning her first major title. She moved from No. 3 to No. 1 in the rankings, helped by Caroline Wozniacki's loss in the quarterfinals.
The third-seeded Azarenka set up championship point with a stunning forehand, her 14th clean winner, and sealed it when Sharapova netted a backhand.
She dropped to her knees at the baseline with her hands over her face. She got up, held her hands up and jogged over to her coach, Sam Sumyk, in the stands to celebrate.
"The best feeling, for sure," Azarenka said. "I don't know about the game. I don't know what I was doing out there. It's just pure joy what happened. I can't believe it's over."
And she paid special credit to her grandmother, "the person who inspires me the most in my life."
Azarenka has been a distinctive presence at Melbourne Park as much for her shrieks and hoots with each shot and seemingly boundless energy as for her white shorts, blue singlet and lime green head and wrist bands.
Against Sharapova, she maintained the frenetic movement that has been the hallmark of her performance in Australia, her 25th consecutive major. She won the Sydney International title last weekend and is on a 12-match winning streak — the first player since 2004 to win a WTA tour event the week before winning a major.
"She did everything better than I did today. I had a good first couple of games, and that was about it," Sharapova said. "Then she was the one that was taking the first ball and hitting it deep and aggressive. I was always the one running around like a rabbit, you know, trying to play catch-up all the time."
Sharapova also won only three games in a 2007 final loss to Serena Williams, who also conceded only three games in the 2009 final against Dinara Safina.
When Sharapova won the first two games, there was no indication of how lopsided the match would be. Azarenka took control after holding for the first time, breaking Sharapova at love and then holding again on a three-game roll.
Sharapova held, finishing off with an ace, to level the score at 3-3 in the first set but then didn't win another game.
Azarenka started dictating the points, coming to the net at times, hitting winners from the baseline and forcing the 24-year-old Russian to the extremes on both sides of the court.
Sharapova seemed barely able to move by comparison, and had 30 unforced errors in the match.
The second set was lopsided and lasted only 36 minutes, with Sharapova winning only 12 points.
"As in any sport, you have your good days, you have your tough days and you have days where things just don't work out," said Sharapova, who has now been on the losing end of two of the most lopsided scorelines in a final at Melbourne Park.
In the men's doubles final, Leander Paes and Radek Stepanek denied Bob and Mike Bryan their record 12th Grand Slam title, beating the American twins 7-6 (1), 6-2.
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@pleepleus: The Matrix which came out in 1999. The 10th anniversary was in 2009 as mentioned in the title.
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Date: | Sunday - October 6, 2013 |
Host: | George Noory |
Guests: | Lee McCormick, Dr. Peter Breggin |
In the first half, psychiatrist Dr. Peter Breggin talked about the problem of bullying. He discussed a recent news report from Texas about a father who made his son carry an "I am a Bully" sign while standing on a street corner, after the boy was accused of bullying his schoolmates. Breggin suggested that the boy's father was a bully himself and was subjecting the boy to public humiliation to make him feel worthless, and this will probably lead to anger and rage for the boy. Bullies typically come from a position of feeling shamed, worthless, or powerless he said, and "the worst bullies...have been humiliated by their caregivers, usually the father or mother, and then almost trained to strike out at other people rather than the family."
Girls, especially in the middle school years, can be particularly abusive to other girls, with name-calling, spreading of horrible untrue stories, cyber-bullying, and making fun of appearances, he detailed. A lot of kids, scarred by bullying, end up turning to drugs as an escape, as well as suicide and suicidal thoughts. Adolescents are struggling with their identity, and to be subjected to bullying can be quite crushing, Breggin commented. Bullies need to be stopped, and "they need to be shown, usually by adult authorities, that they can't get away with what they're doing," he continued. "I think that one of the biggest issues we have in our culture is that we don't protect young people from bullying, and in doing that we enable bullies."
Awakening the Mind
Appearing during the third hour, author, rancher and innovator in mental health and addiction recovery programs, Lee McCormick, spoke about his documentary Dreaming Heaven, which explores shamanic experiences and spiritual awakenings. We can be in a greatly expanded state, aware of where we are in the here and now, but also cognizant of other realms, he said. We are part of a multidimensional existence, with layers of consciousness, and it's up to each individual to discover this within themselves, he noted. In the Toltec practice, the equivalent of meditation is what they refer to as 'dreaming,' in which people close their eyes and examine what is happening internally, and from this point their awareness can expand.
The last hour of the show featured Open Lines.
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The first Sunday of every month, George Noory features emerging artists for some of the Bumper Music selections. Tonight, we heard from Collaborations, K.K. Brown, The Hullmen, Shelly Starks, Chris Surma, Smitty Herron, and David Boye. For more info on how to submit your original music, visit this page.
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- Midnight Express (The Chase)
Giorgio Moroder
- Just Because I Am
- Goodbye
K.K. Brown
- Theme for an Imaginary Spy Movie
The Hullmen
- The Race
Shelly Starks
- Nightshade
Chris Surma
- Take Me There
Smitty Herron
- Cascading
David Boye
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Maria Muldaur
- The Hunt
- Ol' Man River
Frank Sinatra
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Moody Blues
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Twisted Sister
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These are obituaries for Muehlfeld and related families: Fedack, Reinhardt, Grandjean, Eisenhauer, Bender.
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Viola D. Young
EDON - Viola D. Young, 93, formerly of Edon, died Dec. 16, 1992 in Ft. Pierce, Florida. Born in North Judsen, Ind. on Dec. 17, 1898, she was the daughter of Barbara (Muehlfeld) and Nicholas Huard. Mrs. Young was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Blakeslee and an honorary member of the Altar Society. She was also a member of the Edon American Legion Auxiliary Post #662. Viola was preceded in death by her husband William "Bill" Young who died in 1970; three brothers, Arthur Huard, Charles Huard, and Clarence Huard; and one sister, Helen Held. She is survived by several nieces and nephews.
Memorial services will be held on Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph Catholic Church in Blakeslee. Father Nelson Beaver will be officiating. Burial will follow at Edon Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Memorials may be given to the charity of the donors choice. Local funeral arrangements are being handled by the Kundard-Krill Funeral Home in Edon.
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those are all way to big for a rail board..im 5'7 165 and i ride my 152 stairmaster extreme all over the mt, mainly park though. it can easily handle the mt and is definetly the best board for kickers that you have on your list. i would pick the stairmaster/scaremaster. then artifact, then the ride..
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Karlsson, H.A.; Horsted, K. and Dufek, A. (2009) Male chicken thigh meat quality from fast and slow growing breeds from an organic free-range system. Poster at: International Conference of Meat Science and Technology, Copenhagen. [Completed]
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Significant effects of Genotype and Age on several of the technological meat quality attributes measured were found. In general, the meat from fast growing birds (JA) was darker, more tender, had a higher water-binding but a higher cooking loss. Birds with a higher age at slaughter was more red, less tender and had a higher cooking loss. Regarding the protein concentration of the feed, no significant effects could be found on meat quality attributes, however a high protein concentration in the feed showed a tendency towards more tender meat.
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Loaded Nachos
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When I first saw these nachos on How Sweet It Is, I immediately bookmarked them to make at a sooner-rather-than-later date. You see, Jessica and I have a lot in common, with love of cheese and bacon and general aversion to vegetables at the top of the list (although the CSA hubby and I joined this year is quickly changing my mind about the vegetables!). I was especially intrigued about taking regular old corn tortillas and baking them, essentially making my own tortilla chips. I thought they would be bland and boring, but sprayed with a bit of olive oil and sprinkled with sea salt, they were delicious, and best of all, healthy! Stock up on corn tortillas for a quick and healthy snack that pulls together in no time at all!
- 12 corn tortillas
- 2 chicken breasts, cooked and shredded
- 1 cup no-fat refried beans
- 1 cup black beans
- 1/4 cup salsa
- 1/4 cup onion, diced
- 1 avocado, diced
- 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Cut the tortillas into quarters.
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Bake 10-15 minutes or until brown and crispy.
Place the chips on a plate and top with the chicken, refried beans, black beans, salsa, onion, avocado, and cheese. I didn't even add cheese to my plate, and they were still perfect!
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July 15th, 2010 at 9:47 amI am so glad you liked them. I need to make them again soon. I love the tortillas.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- When times get tough on the basketball court, the first place to look for relief is from the point guard. There have been a lot of lessons learned this season by Cleveland State's Jeremy Montgomery as he adapts to the position.
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Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials told NBC Montana that a hiker spotted a mountain lion on a popular trail outside of Butte.
The big cat was seen at the Maud S. Canyon trail, also known as the East Ridge Trail. The trail is located off Saddle Rock Road.
Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials the mountain lion was about a quarter of a mile up the trail earlier this week. Officials said it's common for the big cats to be near the city around this time of year, but soon they'll be moving on to higher elevations.
"Places like the East Ridge and the Maud S. trail, it's prime habitat for deer, for moose up there," said wildlife biologist Vanna Boccadori. She said mountain lions follow their prey.
"Deer are mostly moving up to higher elevations, so hopefully the mountain lions will follow," she said.
Boccadori said the most important thing is to be alert when hiking in mountain lion habitat.
"Be aware when you're up there recreating," Boccadori said. "I wouldn't not go up there because of that, just be smart about it."
Butte hiker Scott Wheeler plans on doing just that, and more. Wheeler showed us his can of pepper spray he usually carries with him to protect him from wildlife.
"It is kind of scary because they are predators," he said. "So I started bringing pepper spray."
Wheeler said especially in the Maud S. Canyon area, he keeps an eye out for big cats and other predators.
"I think they see you, you don't see them, you know, they can stalk you, so yeah I definitely do watch for them," he said.
Butte hiker Colten Schnell said he hikes Maud S. frequently and isn't concerned about the mountain lion.
"I'm not really worried about them but I am conscious that they're up here," he explained.
Boccadori told us if hikers like Wheeler and Schell do come across the path of a big cat, to make themselves look big.
"Put your hands over your head, stretch up tall, wave your arms," she listed. "Shout, yell, clap your hands, you know, anything just to make yourself seem like a bigger predator than they are."
Fish, Wildlife and Parks said if you know a mountain lion is in the area, keep your children and pets close.
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I purchased this product in a 2 pack and have gone through one bottle and am on the second. So far I have not noticed any results. I have been using it on my legs and butt and have not noticed any difference. I do not recommend buying this product.
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I did not even finish the first bottle and I already stopped using it. It's supposed to help cellulite, I so far haven't seen any visible results.
even worse is that it is drying my skin. My skin is super dry it starts to shed dead skins after using this product for a couple of weeks. I don't think I'd repurchase it ever again. I could not stand to see my skin getting ugly.
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I used this cream for several months and did not see any visible difference. It was nice smelling cream, absorbed quickly, etc., but I just did not see any visible change in cellulite or firmness. I switched to St Ives Cellulite Shield, and that has worked better for me. But that has not dissuaded me from trying Nivea again...I'm going to buy My Silhouette and see if that works to firm up my tummy (you never know!).
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I also tried this to see if it does anything ,Nothing and i also workout to try to improve cellulite.i bought the one that came with tablets and a workout dvd. no way in hell is this dvd for everybody. It's way to hard and to fast for a beginer or someone who is over weight or has health problems.
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Ok I would just like to say to anyone who is trying to lose weight and is finding themselves with more cellulite than ever...USE THIS PRODUCT EVERYDAY! And rub it in really well. I have noticed soooooooooooooo much of a difference and so has my husband! And I am not joking! It works soo well, that I have slowed down on using it because its not necessary anymore! :) Nivea rocks!
But just a little more info...i am doing alot of resistance training and that is a proven way to rid yourself of cellulite too so it may not be 100% the creme. But my husband told me the other night that I dont have any more cellulite on my butt and that is one of the HARDEST places to get rid of it! I HIGHLY RECCOMMEND THIS PRODUCT TO EVERYONE AND ANYONE!
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Ive been using this for over a year now. After a couple of months i noticed a difference. It hasn't completely got rid of my cellulite but it does look loads better. It dries on your skin pretty quick and doesn't smell bad! Would definately recommend
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Reviews on this thing is all over the place. I've read plenty of "this thing is miracle" as well as "this thing is useless" I ended up deciding to try it anyway. Maybe it'll work for me, despite all the mixed reviews?
Well am I GLAD I bought it. It was a little pricey for me, $13.99 at walgreens, but I definitely don't regret it.
I just graduated university recently and started a full time job. Back in Uni, I wasn't particularly active (rather lazy in fact) but I had to do a lot of walking to get around campus, which toned my legs. It wasn't until I started working full time, and now it's all driving and sitting, that I suddenly realized my legs are flabbing! Well they're thick as always, but back then at least i didn't have that obvious lumpy stuff on the back of my thigh! x___x
After reading some reviews and deciding to give it a try, I picked Nivea's Goodbye Cellulite from my local Walgreens (but didn't get the patches. I figured I don't need to bust $30 on a product that might or might not work).
Within the course of a week, I noticed a pretty big change. It might've been lighting (which I doubt) or just my imagination (which I doubt too), but the back of my legs are definitely loosing the lumps. I use this on my side (love handle) as well as my upper arm/shoulder as well, and I noticed a tightening of the flab there as well. Even my backside is looking smoother. I've been using this for a little over a month now, and I'm definitely loving it. Not only did it help me burn off some of that flab and lumps, but it also made my skin super smooth. I haven't even had time to go to the gym for the past three weeks or so, but it managed to keep my legs and arms in the same smooth shape as before.
it's not a weight miracle worker. It's not going to make you suddenlyl loose 20 pounds, or make you go from a size 12 to a size 8. But it did get rid of all the lumps and whatnot on my body, which i'm very glad about. And as a record, I don't think most average people would need to use the patches with this. I didn't, and it made plenty of differences.
EDIT: I still love this thing, and stocks up when I remember. i use it less now, since i've been hitting the gym more. Probably because i work out more now, but the bumpiness isn't coming back as badly. Whenever if I think I see more flab, i'd use this just once or twice, and it goes back to being smooth. VERY awesome.
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Also the scent, it IS very very strong. But i actually like how it smells, so it's not that big of a deal to me. However, it's strong enough that back when I used it every day, after maybe 4-5 days of using it, my whole ROOM was smelling like this stuff. I liked it, but if you don't think you'd like it, maybe you shouldn't try it. :\ When the sales person isn't looking, you should open the box and just smell it lol
that said, I just picked up a box of it for only $10 (or $10.99) from my local walmart. Walgreens is def over charging, so try Walmart first!
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Don't like the consistency. Waste of money.
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Sadly it doesn't work. I've just finished my second bottle. I started using this creme a couple months ago. I work out and lift weights and used this creme every morning (sometimes twice a day) to reduce cellulite. After two months...nothing. My cellulite looks exactly the same. I really wanted this to work trust me! I am very dissapointed.
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I used to try the Avon Anew Lift and Tuck but decided not to buy another bottle because it was a little too expensive for the amount the give you. After seeing the results of some of the girls who tried the Nivea Goodby Cellulite in the Tyra Banks Show, I decided to give it a try. After about 2 weeks of using this twice a day, I could see a diminished appearance of cellulite on my buttocks and thighs. It wont get rid off all the cellulite, but for the price (10 bucks) its definitely worth it to give it a shot.
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Sunday, October 7, 2012
A Fun Day of Sewing and Birthday Gifts to Show Off
Happy Sunday night everyone. Why am I so chipper on a Sunday night you ask? I am off tomorrow for Columbus Day.(Yahoo!) I had a fun day today closed in my craft room sewing the day away. I decided to make this loyalty card wallet from a tutorial on A Spoonful of Sugar. It was super easy and it is so practical. How many times have you been to a store or restaurant that you have a discount card for and you can't find your card quickly among all your credit cards and appointment cards that are in your wallet? This is small and fits nicely in my purse and I will always know where to find my Michael's card now! I love small projects that I can pour over my fabric stash to put scraps together to make. These would make great stocking stuffer gifts. I just may have to whip a few more up.
I wanted to share some birthday gifts I received. My two sons got me the Babycakes pancake maker. I am a big fan of Babycakes small appliances. This one is particularly cool. Whenever we have pancakes, everyone else is eating while I stand at the stove flipping pancakes. This contraption makes four at a time and they are decent sized pancakes. I used a pouch of pancake mix and we had pancakes lickety split! Actually, because it said it also makes omelets, we had to try that out too.
These eggs were a little crispy on the outside. Perhaps we cooked them too long. It is probably a trial and error thing. But they were good and wow, were they easy. Needless to say, me being the gadget queen, I loved this gift. Thanks boys!
Hubs really brought the wow factor with his gift to me. I have wanted a cutting table for quite some time. He got me this one at our local JoAnn Fabric. The picture above only has one of the leaves up. It can be even bigger than that picture shows! It was awesome today to cut big pieces of fabric for a project I am working on with no back ache or neck ache. The height of this cutting table is perfect-no more stooping over! I love it. Now I can get to work on some of the larger-sized projects I have been wanting to get started on.
I want to get my Halloween decorations up tomorrow. That is my plan. I also have some dusting to do. Now that I have that wonderful cutting table, it may be hard to drag myself out of my craft room! Have a great week everyone and take care. Nancy
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Your cutting table looks wonderful - such a great birthday gift:) Love your Loyalty Card wallet - the button finishes it off perfectly.
ReplyDeletecute wallet! I love the fabric and the button! 'd love for you to share this and any other crafts at my new linky party, Submarine Sunday. I hope you'll stop by!
http://navywifeypeters.blogspot.com/2012/10/submarine-sunday-1-linky-party_7.htmlThank you so much for linking up to Tell me tuesday!! i love your pink cutting board..it is so nice to have a big one.
ashLove your loyalty card holder - I made myself one too - and it's sooo useful!
I'm jealous of your pancake maker too - would be so cool to have one of those!
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devnet May 20, 2005 11:09 AM EDT |
Thank you God and thank you Almighty Dollar. You hit the nail on the head on how to get churches interested in Linux. Dollar Bills. Never underestimate the power money has in organized religion. Either saving money through using Linux or getting it for downloading this garbage. Bah...what a crock. This belongs in a Church newsletter, not on Lxer.com |
richo123 May 20, 2005 12:28 PM EDT |
Yeah I agree! Wot next apt-get install rightwinglooney ? |
devnet May 20, 2005 12:36 PM EDT |
depends on who the rightwinglooney is that you're trying to install ;) |
dave May 20, 2005 1:54 PM EDT |
I didn't see you complaining about the islamic use of Linux. ?? |
Abe May 20, 2005 3:16 PM EDT |
Stop this rubbish guys. Grow up. Everyone is free and entitled to download and use Linux, just the way Kubuntu intends it to be. Or should I say how RMS intends it to be. He happened to be Jewish and I am Muslim. |
devnet May 20, 2005 5:22 PM EDT |
uh...what? I just think it's funny that the guy is charging to download his "Penguin in the Pew" now. THAT to me is rubbish. |
Abe May 20, 2005 7:11 PM EDT |
If you meant the guy is using religion to make money, I agree with you, I think it is very low of him. Rubbish is to bring religion into the discussion. Dave's comment is out of line. It is ignorant people who give religion a bad rap. This is a technical site and that is how it should stay. Religion is very personal and should not be discussed lightly. Religion does not make people bad, bad people make religion look bad. |
dcparris May 21, 2005 4:21 PM EDT |
>I just think it's funny that the guy is charging to download his "Penguin in the >Pew" now. THAT to me is rubbish. Why? Everywhere you turn, people say that the "free" in free software refers to "free speech", not "free beer". The FSF even pushes the idea that people can charge a fee for libre software. So if someone charges a fee, how is that wrong? The book's license still allows free redistribution. Read the license for yourself. Additionally, you might want to spend some time reading the GNU philosophy pages. It seems like you've missed the point. > If you meant the guy is using religion to make money, I agree with you, I >think it is very low of him. And how would devnet, or anyone else, know what the author's motive is? I suggest you ask the author. Pushing one's religion on another in a technical forum should certainly be taboo. Discussing the use of technology in a religious organization should be perfectly reasonable. That is what "Penguin in the Pew" is about - using technology in religious organizations. While it is aimed at Christians (given the author is clergy), the lessons could easily apply across the lines of faith. Regards, evangelinux |
devnet May 21, 2005 5:49 PM EDT |
evangelinux Who cares what his motive is? He's charging cash...no need to know the why...just the fact that you pay to read. Enough said. |
dinotrac May 21, 2005 6:31 PM EDT |
devnet - what freakin' planet do you live on? For the record: I charge money for the work I do. I'd be willing to bet that most of the people on this forum do the same. For the life of me, I cannot imagine why it should bother you that somebody make money from writing a book -- which, by the way, takes some work to write. Is it because he's a pastor, and his area of expertise centers on church organizations? If so, why should that make any difference? My pastor has a book out, too. Should I be mad at him? And who in the heck are you to tell me something like that? |
Abe May 21, 2005 8:09 PM EDT |
The issue is not whether the GPL does or doesn't allow charging money, we all know it does. The issue is charging other charitable organizations. In my opinion, it is not ethical and I think it is against the Christian believes. If the recipient chooses to donate, that is a different matter. What is next, churches going into business (make money)? Never mind! many already are. |
devnet May 21, 2005 9:08 PM EDT |
Abe, Thanks for spelling it out for all those people above. |
dinotrac May 22, 2005 2:33 PM EDT |
Abe and devnet - Put quite simply: You are both wrong. First, as being against Christian beliefs, I would appreciate a cite on that. Nothing in my bible says anything of the sort. If you'd like, I'll be glad to check with the elders at my church, but I'm betting they wouldn't have a problem with it either. If you've ever worked with/in/for a church, you will know that many people and organizations market products and services to them. This is not remotely unethical. At my church, for example, we purchase lesson guides, scores, music, etc for children's musical productions, music, all manner of things. If we couldn't buy them, we'd have to a) figure out how to do it ourselves or b) do without. Given that we only have so much time and talent, b) would be the usual answer. Frankly, I'm glad that people put their time and talent to use in ways that make our church work better with the resources we have. |
PaulFerris May 22, 2005 5:31 PM EDT |
chiming in with Dinotrac. Yes, I have to wonder how my Father's churches ever made it without people giving them money and without paying for things like sunday school materials, bibles and the like. Oh, and Dad made a living as a minister. The fact that they want to charge for something. And I thought the article belonged squrely on the newswire -- I'm going to share it with my Dad. |
devnet May 22, 2005 6:11 PM EDT |
dinotrac, you are wrong. Period. There are plenty of religions that make it without tithing, without paying their 'ministers' and all the nonsense you spewed. In this case, passing around his 'offering plate' is just plain wrong. What about people who can't afford to purchase his pew? Do they just have to suffer? Ridiculous |
dinotrac May 22, 2005 6:49 PM EDT |
devnet - And what is it I am wrong about? You and Abe made some goofy claims about this pastor's acts being un-Christian. If you're going to say something like that, it helps to have an inkling of what you're talking about. As to charging money for your services, if that is a foreign concept to you, then I suspect you are still letting Daddy pay your bills. |
dcparris May 22, 2005 11:19 PM EDT |
(1) Devnet, your statement that the author's motive doesn't matter is very telling. The only reason motive is not important is that some people are simply used to getting their libre stuff gratis. Otherwise, please explain - with evidence - *how* the guy is "using religion" to make money. Selling sugar pills on the pretext that they'll get you into Heaven is a misuse of relgion to make money. However, it's quite ethical (within the realm of Christianity) to sell a book on church administration, or how to deploy LOSS in a religious organization. (2) The book IS freely redistributable - you can pass along copies to others. Again, read the license. I noticed you ignored that part. I think you just wanted a good holy war. (3) It seems that some are confusing the author with his ministry. A Christian pastor (can't speak for other faiths) is ethically and legally free to charge a fee for any books (s)he writes. The church could ask for donations. He could, too, for that matter. It would be wrong for his church to charge a fee - that would make his church a business. Since they are a legal non-profit entity, it doesn't seem likely they would risk losing that. |
Abe May 23, 2005 10:05 AM EDT |
Now you see why in my original post I was not in favor of discussing religion. Like I said, it is a personal matter. As much as I love to answer your posts now, I can't since I am at work and it has to be later tonight from home. Religion and politics discussions never end, but I will give it a try. I am sure we will keep this civil and intellectual. |
PaulFerris May 23, 2005 10:18 AM EDT |
Abe: yes, that is the key. Looking over my last post, I have a bit too much capital in Christianity (though I try to remove it, it cannot be helped). It's hard for me not to see a difference. See: http://www.varlinux.org/vl/html/modules/stories/article.php?... For more. --FeriCyde |
devnet May 23, 2005 10:34 AM EDT |
Dino, Never once did I say unchristian my friend. Guess you had me confused with some other devnet. Evangalinux, Doesn't matter if you can redistribute...doesn't matter if he plans on pocketing the money or giving back to his cause. What matters to me is the fact that he is charging for it. Period. I have yet to bring religion into this conversation. It seems that everyone is very intent upon doing this. Thus far, NONE of my posts say anything about anyone's specific religion or whether they are right or wrong...or whether or not what this guy is doing is morally sound or not. I don't care about it at all...I just hate the fact that someone has to pay money now for something that was once free. Bitkeeper anyone? |
dinotrac May 23, 2005 5:22 PM EDT |
devnet - Well then, that's ok. You can forgive me, then, for being a bit confused as to what you meant by: >Abe, > Thanks for spelling it out for all those people above. as Abe did offer an opinion on that topic. I guess you were just incorporating the general point, not the specifics. In that case, we still disagree, but a little disagreement keeps things interesting. |
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Grange Concrete Repair Spur (H)1m
Use this repair spur designed to provide support for broken fence posts. Its solid concrete construction has been specifically designed to last longer, and withstand the harsher, weather conditions.
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Brand | Grange |
Construction material | Concrete |
Height | 1m |
Thickness | 75mm |
Pack quantity | 1 |
Model | GRS3333 |
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When your opponent Summons a monster(s) with 1500 or more ATK, destroy and remove from play the monster(s).
Select and remove from play 1 card in your Deck. During your second Standby Phase after this card's activation, add the removed card to your hand.
You cannot activate this card's effect unless "Necrovalley" is on the field. When this card declares an attack, you can change the battle position of 1 face-up monster on your opponent's side of the field.
You can have only 2 face-up "Gravekeeper's Chief" on your side of the field at any time. As long as this card remains face-up on the field, your Graveyard is not affected by "Necrovalley". When you Tribute Summon this monster, you can Special Summon 1 monster that includes "Gravekeeper's" in its card name from your Graveyard.
You can discard this card to the Graveyard to add 1 ''Necrovalley'' from your Deck to your hand.
You can Tribute 1 face-up "Gravekeeper's" monster you control, except this card, to destroy 1 card your opponent controls.
FLIP: Select 1 Monster Card on your opponent's side of the field (regardless of position) and return it to its owner's hand.
When this card you control is sent to your Graveyard, add 1 "Gravekeeper's" monster with 1500 or less DEF from your Deck to your hand.
When this card attacks with an ATK that is higher than the DEF of your opponent's Defense Position monster inflict the difference as Battle Damage to your opponent's Life Points.
FLIP: Select 1 monster that includes "Gravekeeper's" in its card name with an ATK of 1500 or less from your Deck and Special Summon it in face-up Attack or Defense Position. The Deck is then shuffled.
Select 2 "Gravekeeper's" monsters in your Graveyard and add them to your hand. This effect cannot be negated by the effect of "Necrovalley".
You can Normal Summon this card by Tributing 1 "Gravekeeper's" monster. This card gains 200 ATK for each "Gravekeeper's" monster in your Graveyard. If this face-up card on the field would be destroyed, you can discard 1 "Gravekeeper's" monster instead.
Negate the attack of 1 monster your opponent controls and inflict damage to your opponent equal to its ATK.
Activate only when an opponent's monster declares an attack. Destroy all Attack Position monsters your opponent controls.
As long as this card remains face-up on the field all effects of Magic Trap and/or Effect Monster Cards that involve Graveyards are negated and neither player can remove cards in the Graveyards from play. In addition increase the ATK and DEF of all monsters that includes "Gravekeeper's" in their card name by 500 points.
You can only activate this card when your opponent declares and attack. Destroy the attacking monster.
Pay half of your Life Points when your opponent either activates a Magic or Trap Card or summons a monster (including Special Summon) to negate the action and destroy the Magic Card, Trap Card, or summoned monster.
Pay 2000 Life Points. Negate the Summon of a monster or the activation of a Spell Card, Trap Card, or Effect Monster's effect that would Special Summon a monster(s), and destroy it.
If all of the monsters in your Graveyard are of only 1 Type, all face-up monsters you control of that Type gain 800 ATK.