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Maybelline New York Eye Studio Lasting Drama Gel Eyeliner Reviews
love this!This was my first gel eyeliner and was a bit scared to use but the first time i tried it, the gel went on smooth on to my eyelids, stays on well. i love it, i will repurchase it once my first one is gone. — 3 years, 9 months agobryanaco2008 | 15 reviews
Great product!This is a great eyeliner, especially for the price. It's quite dark on its own, but I usually go back over it with a shadow to make sure it sustains the hot Texas heat. Even without the shadow overlay, it stays put well but also comes off easily at the end of the day. I don't like the brush that comes with it, but that's not too surprising. I use a bent eyeliner brush in place of it. — 3 years, 9 months agosarajane1127 | 2 reviews
Not too badIve been using this for about 3 years now, not that i dont have better ranges of eyeliner that i could buy but cause the fact that its pretty cheap and a bargain to get a loyal eyeliner within the budget. Its not really waterproof as when you make a mistake you still can rub it off with water but with a little tug and pull *a no no btw* but i have tested this at swimming pools and lagoons and bea...read moreches.. it stays pretty well even under heavy rain as long as you DONT RUB YOUR EYE OR SMUDGE IT!. otherwise its a great deal for users who are not used to using liquid eyeliner cause its easy to apply. — 4 years agoEshia | 18 reviews
liquid eyelineri like this eyeliner most liquid liners are so liquidy that they dont stay on but this one doesnt smudge and goes on smoothly i can wear it all day and dont have to reapply — 4 years, 2 months agoAidenzmomma | 28 reviews
Easy to useI like this gel liner because I felt that the liner brush was easy to handle and apply the gel with. The brush made it easy to apply a think or thick line, and I felt that I had a lot of control. The gel doesn't smudge once dry and lasts all day; although, the colour wasn't as vivid as I would have liked. The black ended up looking like a really soft black or a dark greyish colour. I had to apply black shadow overtop to intensify the black. — 4 years, 2 months agopurple88 | 8 reviews
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smudgy but not badi like gel liner but when i try to draw a wing on the eye it gets all smudged up if i don'do it properly — 4 years, 2 months agomai_tran | 4 reviews
Went on smoothly, brush is iffy at best.I don't like the brush, the eyeliner went on very smooth. No pulling. Looks really nice. Amazingly much easier to control than the pencils I have been using for decades on my first try. Brush is a good size for applying the eyeliner. After the first use the brush was too stiff and doesn't seem to want to work with me anymore. I will look for a different brush. I like the liner, but the brush is strange now. — 4 years, 2 months agoRhenaL | 21 reviews
IT'S NOT GEL!I was very unimpressed with this product. I don't know the right way to describe the consistency of this liner, but "gel" is a far cry from what this is. I would have to say it is more waxy than anything. It did not go on smooth for me, it almost had a crumbly consistency. The one good thing about this liner is that the brush it comes with is pretty good! I will use this brush in the future! — 4 years, 2 months agojnm9jem | 30 reviews
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You get what you pay forThis gel liner is not very good. It is easy enough to apply but is not as smooth as others and the liner in the jar quickly dries up. I would recommend not wasting your money on this and going for MAC fluidline or, my favorite, Bobbi Brown gel liner. I will definitely not be buying this again. — 4 years, 2 months agoHauteHousewife | 17 reviews
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Just plain bad.I HATED this liner. It was fine for the first use, but after that it dried out and I could not do a thing with it. I have this in black and eggplant. I can't even get eggplant to show up. The only nice thing about this product is the brush it comes with. — 4 years, 2 months agokristen_nol_williford | 20 reviews
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Post Office, Ham on Rye, Women and Factotum are all REALLY good novels. Buc is a love or hate kinda writer. Really gruff, vulgar, and plain but funny as hell and about the most truthful gutsy novelist I've ever read. Lots of whores, sex, TONS of alcohol. The man drank like an absolute fish. Did I mention alcohol? And whores?
His poetry was his bread and butter for the most of his career, and just about all of it is worth picking up if you like it. I love everything he's done, but it's not for everybody.
If you have to get a new copy, most barnes and nobels sell his books. You can either read the novels in the order he wrote them, or in cronology of his life (they're all really autobiographies, though they're certainly embellished with a bit of fiction here and there). If you want to start with his first novel, got with Post Office. It will show you where he began as a novelist. If you want to go with the life cronology, start with Ham on Rye. It's probably my favorite.
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Flood potential remains moderate to highMay 13, 2014
SHERIDAN — Flood potential in the central and southern Bighorn Mountains remains moderate to high, according to the latest release from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The latest report indicates that most of the snowpack below the 8,500 foot elevation mark has melted, but higher elevations continue to have above average — 140 to Read More
County votes to begin salary for part-time coroner
By Hannah Wiest The Sheridan Press SHERIDAN — Sheridan County commissioners voted Monday in a public staff meeting to begin offering a salary to the county coroner. Commissioners also voted on salaries for elected officials, which were frozen at current levels for the next four years. "The commissioners had a meeting with all the elected Read More
Wheeler: SHS staff my legacy
SHERIDAN — After 14 years at the helm, Sheridan High School Principal Dirlene Wheeler's last day will be June 30 as she moves on to the next phase of her life — retirement. Wheeler began her career in education spending 18 years teaching in Nebraska after graduating from Chadron State College. After nearly two decades Read More
SHS choir to present concert tomorrowMay 12, 2014
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan High School choirs will present a concert tomorrow. The mixed choir, the Treblemakers, Spectrum, the honor choir and select senior soloists will all perform in "Touch the Sky," featuring a song from the Disney/Pixar film "Brave" and a mix of music ranging from Styx to Pentatonix. The concert is free and open to Read More
Sheridan Manor hosting open house tomorrow
SHERIDAN — This week is National Nursing Home Week and Sheridan Manor will host an open house celebration tomorrow. From 6:30-8 p.m. food, live music and prizes will be offered. The event is free and open to all. The Manor is located at 1851 Big Horn Ave.
SHS to present 'Big Band Bash' Wed.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan High School band and choir department will present the fourth annual "Big Band Bash" on Wednesday at the Kalif Shrine. The SHS jazz band will play big band and popular music for dancing and listening. SHS show choir "Spectrum" will also be singing solos and jazz tunes. The event is a Read More
AARP to host meeting Friday
SHERIDAN — The American Association of Retired People Sheridan Chapter #676 will host a meeting Friday. Matt Davis will present a program on how Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns proposed to work in partnership with the local AARP chapter through Habitat's new housing repair program. The evening will begin with a potluck at Read More
'Dinner with Friends' at the WYO Thurs.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan College Twisted Stair Theatre Company will present seven performances of "Dinner with Friends" at the WYO Theater. This week's performances will be offered Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. daily and Sunday at 2 p.m. Additional performances will be offered May 21-23 at 7:30 p.m. daily. The play stars Myles Stillman, Mariah Holzer, Read More
Sheridan College Foundation to present final workshop series
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan College Foundation will present the final sessions in the "Insight: The Sheridan College Lecture and Workshop Series" with study groups, a lecture and workshop this week. Free study groups will meet this week to discuss Dr. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's book "Flow: The Psychology of the Optimal Experience." Csikszentmihalyi will then present "Finding Read More
SPD conducts public outreach surveys to gauge performance
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Police Department has begun sending out surveys via the U.S. Postal Service in an attempt to gather information about how to improve its service to the community. The written format questionnaire is being sent to citizens at random after they have contact with officers. SPD Sgt. Travis Koltiska said citizens served Read More
Neighborly deeds noted with Good Samaritan Awards
SHERIDAN — The Good Samaritan Awards were held Saturday night at the Holiday Inn, as The Salvation Army honored eight individuals and couples from the Sheridan community who have dedicated their time to selflessly serving others without concern for recognition. Those honored were Jerry and Judy Prescott, Dick Warren, Jim Schlenker, Karl and Donna Hunt, Read More
Remembering fish tales with photos
SHERIDAN — He'd sat on a dock by Alcova Lake near Casper for six hours, casting, cranking and casting again. Then, in the heat of that summer day, Joey Puettman felt a jiggle, then a tug, then a pull. Could it be? He gripped his fishing pole tighter and turned the crank. "I sat on Read More
More than 400 degrees, certificates awarded in 65th ceremony
SHERIDAN — Nothing quite symbolizes the hope, excitement and new opportunities of spring as graduates crossing the stage to accept their degrees and begin the next phase of their lives. On Saturday, students were presented with the more than 450 degrees and certificates they earned this year at Sheridan College. In addition, nearly 20 University Read More
Students to present work Thursday at libraryMay 9, 2014
SHERIDAN — Three University of Wyoming Department of Global and Area Studies Program students will present results of their fieldwork on Thursday in Sheridan. The free presentation is open to the community and will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the Sheridan Fulmer Public Library. The students will discuss their independent research conducted abroad last summer Read More
Science Kids, HF Bar ranch to host weekend-long birding class
SHERIDAN — The Science Kids and HF Bar Ranch will host a weekend-long birding class May 16-18. The adult class is designed for beginners but birders of all levels are welcome to attend. The classes will be led by Julie Rieder at the Saddlestring School and will include some time in the classroom and a lot Read More
Second annual Western Craftsmen Exhibit on display at Sagebrush Art Center
SHERIDAN — The second annual Western Craftsmen Exhibit is currently on display at the Sagebrush Community Art Center and an artists' reception will be held Friday. Work including leather-tooling, metal work and photography of cowboys at work has been submitted by artists Tom Balding, Wayne Hape and Adam Jahiel. The free reception is open to Read More
Wellness Council of Sheridan County hires new director
SHERIDAN — The Wellness Council of Sheridan County has announced the hiring of a new director. Paul Graslie assumed the role of executive director on April 28. Outgoing Executive Director Michele Fritz has led the council since July 2012 and will continue to work to be an active part of wellness in the county. The Read More
SC Booster Club golf tournament Friday
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan College Booster Club will host their Spring golf tournament on Friday at the Powder Horn. The deadline to register for this fundraiser outing is Tuesday. The cost is $125 per golfer, which includes 18 holes of golf with a cart and practice balls, a gift bag, a dinner and awards ceremony, Read More
Hands-on learning set for this summer
SHERIDAN — Although the school year will be coming to an end shortly, a local program is offering classes to ensure that Sheridan County children have an opportunity to continue learning through the summer. And have fun doing it. "The reason I started Science Kids was I had lived in Sheridan for 10 years or Read More
Nearly 12,000 sign up on marketplace
SHERIDAN — Numbers recently released from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reveal that 11,970 Wyomingites purchased insurance on the Federal Exchange in compliance with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. Enrollment in the social programs Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program in Wyoming between October of last year and March Read More
City to allocate more money to training
SHERIDAN — The city of Sheridan has started its series of work sessions to discuss the proposed budget for fiscal year 2014-2015. The first session was held Wednesday and focused on the budgets for the mayor, council, clerk, treasurer, Internet technology department and human resources department. The second session was held Friday. In it, representatives from Read More
Teachers helping students explore world around them
SHERIDAN — It's time for science class for two rooms of fifth-graders at Big Horn Elementary School and the lesson plan calls for bugs. Lots of them. The aquariums are stocked with Madagascar cockroaches, stick bugs, caterpillars and other creepy crawlers of interest and the three meter plot of observation land in the back field Read More
Teen in one-vehicle rollover in Kendrick Park
SHERIDAN — Sheridan's emergency responders were called to a single vehicle rollover at Kendrick Park at approximately 10 o'clock last night. A 17-year-old male was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. Details regarding the accident were limited this morning, but the Sheridan Police Department's activity summary indicates the teenager was cited for driving Read More
Entities look at changes in where 1-cent funding could go
SHERIDAN — The Optional One-Cent Sales Tax is up for renewal this year and will be on the ballot in November. On Thursday, representatives from Dayton, Ranchester, Clearmont, Sheridan and Sheridan County met to discuss possible uses for the funds and how to proceed with public outreach and education. Over its history, the one-cent sales tax, Read More
Former parole officer gets probation for affair
SHERIDAN — A former Sheridan probation and parole officer has accepted a plea agreement with the 4th Judicial District Court that would keep him from serving time for having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a woman he had supervised. Chris Yager signed an agreement Wednesday to serve two years of supervised probation in lieu of Read More


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I've done the MotoGP subscription the past two seasons, plan to do it again this season. Why? I can watch every practice session, every qualy session, and every second of every race. No missed laps due to watching Flo sell insurance. And, for the US races, I don't get Ralph MF'ing Sheehan, I get the regular guys, who I am very happy with. I'm not a rich man, but I think it's a bargain.
If I could pay for the same type of service to watch the WSB races I'd pay for that too. I don't know how I'm going to watch those this year, I'll have to try to stream them from somewhere I guess.
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NEWORLEANS -- The city-owned Joe Bartholomew golf course, destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, is now rebuilt and ready to go.
The NBA Hornets recently put in a new basketball court, and Major League Baseball just signed on to rebuild the old Wesley Barrow stadium, complete with three baseball fields and new batting cages.
The 200 acres of sports and recreational space that first attracted families to Pontchartrain Park in New Orleans 50 years ago are now luring them back six years after the storm.
'Major League Baseball, the NBA and the city with this wonderful, historic golf course, you're talking about a concise template for what can happen throughout this city,' said actor and Pontchartrain Park native Wendell Pierce.
Pierce founded a non-profit corporation to help rebuild the neighborhood.
The 'Treme' star said families see the green space coming back and they are getting ready to return as well.
'We have almost 700 families already in our pipeline,' said Pierce. 'We have 200 pre-qualified families ready to come back. We have 50-plus contracts already signed.'
Monday, Pierce met New Orleans Councilman Arnie Fielkow outside Barrow Stadium.
Fielkow helped convince Major League Baseball to spend more than $5 million to renovate the stadium and to locate a year-round academy for young people at the site.
'We think this is going to be a catalyst for sports in general, for not only the Gentilly community, but the entire city of New Orleans is going to want to play on the one of the nicest facilities, maybe the nicest that exists in the city,' said Fielkow.
Fielkow called the project 'transformational.'
'The quality of life is going to be enhanced so significantly,' said Fielkow. 'I think this is going to be one of those big catalysts that you look down the road and say this is why this area recovered.'
Community leaders say the golf course, Major League baseball complex and other recreational assets all coming back at the same time will accelerate the pace of both residential and commercial redevelopment in the Pontchartrain Park, Gentilly area.
'We are on the verge,' said Pierce. 'We are on the verge of really just having this neighborhood explode and come back.'
Gretchen Bradford, president of the Pontchartrain Park Neighborhood Association, said the new sports developments give residents hope.
'This is the best time, the greatest time to return back to Pontchartrain Park and also the city of New Orleans,' said Bradford.
The Joe Bartholomew golf course is expected to reopen this summer.
The city is now seeking bids from companies interested in operating and maintaining the course.
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Mousasi comeback continues
Gegard Mousasi gets a new opponent for UFC on Fuel TV 9. His new opponent won't get the best Mousasi.
"After surgery, it's been difficult to prepare physically for this fight," Mousasi told FOXSports.com. "I have changed a bit. I don't think I will be able to do what I did in the past."
THE ULTIMATE FIGHTERJon Jones. Chael Sonnen. What more could you want? Relive all the action from TUF 17.
Mousasi was originally slated to face Alexander Gustafsson, who was forced out of the event after he sustained a deep facial cut in training. Ilir Latifi, a training partner of Gustafsson's, has been tapped as a replacement for what will be a three-round light heavyweight bout atop the UFC on Fuel TV 9 card in Stockholm on Saturday.
Coverage begins at 1 p.m. ET.
Mousasi was sidelined all of 2012 after he tore his ACL in training, an injury that required surgery and a lengthy rehab. He returned for the Strikeforce finale in January, where he submitted Mike Kyle with a rear-naked choke in the first round.
The impressive win, however, didn't give Mousasi the sense he was all the way back from the knee injury as he's set to make his UFC debut.
"Things are just different now," Mousasi said. "It's been difficult the last couple of weeks in training."
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While only 27, Mousasi has been in the fight game a while with a record of 33-3-2.
His first pro fight took place a decade ago, and he fought for several different organizations, including Dream and K-1. Six of his last 10 fights were in Strikefroce, where he earned the light heavyweight belt with a victory over Renato Sobral in August 2009.
Mousasi lost the Strikeforce title in his first defense, a controversial unanimous decision to Muhammed Lawal. In 2013, he was brought into the UFC fold after the Strikeforce merger was complete.
Mousasi has won five of his last six fights, the exception being a draw to Keith Jardine two years ago. Of those six fights, only the draw and one other bout -- which came against Ovince St. Preux -- went to the judges' score cards.
"Most of the time, you are fighting to finish," Mousasi said of his recent string of submissions. "That Jardine fight was tough. I just wasn't able to finish the guy. Jardine just kept going and going. I couldn't knock him out. He took every punch and nothing worked."
One thing that Mousasi won't have worry about is a five-round fight, something that would have occurred had Gustafsson been able to fight. The bout was switched to a three-rounder once Latifi, who is also making his UFC debut, was selected as the replacement.
FIGHT GALLERYIf you missed any of the face smashing in Montreal we've got you covered.
Like Gustafsson, Latifi is Swedish. That means he'll have the backing of the home crowd at Ericsson Globe Arena. Mousasi, in an interview before the switch was made, said he won't let the crowd be a factor and that there was a least one positive.
"I don't have to deal with jetlag, "Mousasi said.
The Netherlands have been home for Mousasi since he emigrated there from Iran with his family at age 9.
"I think my parents wanted us to have a better future where we could make our own decisions," Mousasi said.
One of those decisions that would shape Mousasi's life came after he was involved in a scuffle at school along with a couple friends. It was a shoving match more than anything, although the police were involved and Mousasi said one of his friends got arrested.
"After that, my father brought me to a judo place," Mousasi said. "Then I got into boxing."
Obviously, it eventually turned into a career. Mousasi may sound as if it's become a grind and he's not enjoyed himself as of late, but according to him, that's not entirely true. Overall, he said he's still motivated to fight -- even if he doesn't appear to trust his knee.
"I want to fight two to three times per year, until I'm 30 or 35, and make a run for the 205 belt," Mousasi said. "If I don't get a chance, I've had success at 185 and I'll try to win a title there. If those things don't work out, what's left to do? I did my best."
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According to MMAJunkie, featherweights\ Jens "Lil Evil" Pulver (22-9-1) will take on Leonard Garcia (11-3) at WEC 36, Sept. 16th from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fl. The bout agreement is expected to be finalized later in the week.
Pulver will look to get back on the winning track after suffering a loss to WEC featherweight champion Uriajh Faber at WEC 34, in what was an epic battle.
Best known for his back and forth battle with UFC lightweight contender Roger Huerta, Leonard Garcia (2-0 in the WEC) will try to continue his WEC winning streak, with a win over "Lil Evil" at WEC 36. Garcia has been making the headlines recently after being arrested for felony drug trafficking charges. Both the state and felony charges were recently dropped, an now Garcia can focus on being a fighter.
that sounds like a awsome match up, should be a war
Yeah, this will be good. Both have good conditioning and both are good on the ground and on their feet.
good very good fight and i hope jens gets the knock out but idk
yeah that looks like a great fight.
Both of these guys can take unreal punishment so I wouldn't be suprised it we see a three round war.
im hoping jens can win i think he is number 2 right behind faber
Jens is done, Garcia has the speed of Faber and we have seen he has the heart of a Champ against Huerta. It will go all 3 rounds with Garcia winning all 3 rounds
I don't know about that EDS. Garcia looked great against Huerta, but I think it will be more evenly matched than you think. Besides, Pulver held up very well against Faber's speed.


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24 CFR 266.510 - HFA responsibilities.
(a) Inspections. The HFA must perform inspections in accordance with the physical inspection procedures in 24 CFR part 5, subpart G.
(b) Annual audits of projects. The HFA must analyze projects' annual audits and provide a copy to HUD along with a summary of unresolved findings and actions planned, with target dates, to correct unresolved findings.
(c) HFA's annual financial statement. The HFA must provide HUD with annual audited financial statement in accordance with the requirements of 24 CFR part 85.26.
[59 FR 62524, Dec. 5, 1994, as amended at 63 FR 46578, Sept. 1, 1998; 65 FR 16296, Mar. 27, 2000]
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The Cowboys say Jack Eskridge died Monday at a Valley Falls, Kan., hospital. The funeral for the 89-year-old former Cowboys equipment manager is scheduled for Saturday morning at Carson-Speaks Chapel in Independence, Mo.
According to the team website, Eskridge was one of coach Tom Landry's first hires in 1959, the year before the Cowboys' debut season. It was he who designed the white-bordered blue star used after the Cowboys began with a white star.
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The Public Access Counselor of the Illinois Attorney General's Office (PAC) issued a binding opinion last week finding that the Washington County Board Finance Committee violated the Open Meetings Act (OMA). The violation stemmed from the Finance Committee going into closed session to discuss an ordinance, as a result of a letter from a company to the County Board indicating that if the company's concerns about the ordinance were not addressed it would "proceed to file an appropriate legal action." The PAC found the letter did not provide a reasonable basis for finding litigation to be probable or imminent. In addition, the PAC found that the Finance Committee also violated the OMA by taking final action in closed session.
Under the OMA, a public body going into closed session to discuss litigation must make a finding immediately upon entering closed session that litigation is probable or imminent and the basis for that finding. In addition, a public body may not take final action in closed session.
In finding the Finance Committee improperly closed its deliberations, the PAC looked at several facts. First, the PAC considered it unreasonable to find litigation probable or imminent in this case because the letter raising the possibility of litigation was sent by the company's president, not its lawyer, three months before the closed meeting. The three month period convinced the PAC that litigation was not imminent. The possibility of litigation was also dependent on the company not being able to reach an agreement with the County concerning the ordinance. This was not enough in the PAC's opinion to make the litigation probable. But, even if it had been reasonable to find litigation probable or imminent, the Finance Committee's discussions in closed session were improper. The minutes of the closed session reflected that the Finance Committee discussed the merits of the proposed ordinance, not the potential litigation. According to the PAC, once in closed session, only the strategy, posture, theory, and consequences of the litigation itself can be discussed. The Finance Committee's discussion went beyond those subjects.
The PAC's binding opinion also addressed whether the Finance Committee took a final action in closed session in violation of the OMA. The minutes indicated that the Finance Committee decided to recommend approval of the ordinance to the full County Board. The PAC found that the Finance Committee informally agreed to either recommend adoption of the ordinance or at least not oppose adoption of the ordinance. The PAC opinion states that the Finance Committe's consensus constituted a final action in violation of the OMA because it constituted the Finance Committee's recommendation to the full Board. According the PAC, the Finance Committee should have voted on that recommendation in open session.
This ruling is troubling because it interprets these two components of the OMA in an extremely narrow manner. Given the ruling, public bodies should be particularly careful when using the litigation exception to the Open Meetings Act or acting in any manner that could be construed as a final action. When issues arise, public bodies should contact their attorneys to avoid violating the OMA.
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2 tablespoons
finely chopped shallots
4 teaspoons
fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon
all-purpose flour
1 cup
whipping cream
1 cup
LAND O LAKES® Butter, cut into pieces
Ground white pepper
I did this recipe without the shallots and used smart balance instead and it tasted great. My wife doesn't eat fish often and I put this sauce over pan fried sole parmesan. It was awesome.
I would not recommend this recipe. I could not bring myself to eat it or even serve it to my family. I found it to be very overwhelming with butter and lemon (2 things that we actually like) and not velvety in the least. Not at all like I had imagined it would be....very disappointed!
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Okay, this is NOT a diet recipe, but it is DELICIOUS. My husband made this and served it over panko-breaded, sauteed chicken tenders and it was marvelous. Just the right blend of lemon and cream. THIS is a keeper. Great for "company" or when you want to treat yourself like company. Easy too.
It was good. I've been craving lemon everything since I've been pregnant, and this did the trick. My husband actually made this. He didn't use shallots and we made half the recipe (note to those that do the same - use a SMALL sauce pan.) We'd make it again.
I loved this! Absolutely amazing over lemon pepper baked tilapia!!! Definitely a must try for you butter lovers out there...
I made recipe but also used Smart Balance Spread instead of butter. I added roasted garlic and a bag of spinach (squeeze out liquid first), cooking another 5-7 minutes on medium low. During the last 7 minutes of cooking, I added 4 filets of Talapia fish. Once time is up, remove fish to a plate, serve sauce over a bed of Angel Hair pasta, then place a filet of fish on top. Garnish with diced Roma tomatos and finley choped parsley for color. SoooooGooood!!
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The University of Louisville women's soccer team fell 1-0 to No. 19/21 UCF in an American Athletic Conference match Sunday afternoon at Cardinal Park. The Cards are now 9-4-1 on the season and 5-1 in league play while the Knights improve to 11-2-2 (5-0-1 American).
"I'm very disappointed with our performance today," said UofL head coach Karen Ferguson-Dayes. "Beyond the fact that we lost- we did not start sharp at all and you cannot do that to a good team like UCF. We played better in the second half and created some chances but it just wasn't enough."
The teams played through 20 scoreless minutes before the Knights broke through with the only goal of the game. Jennifer Martin dribbled into the box from the left side, got past a defender as she moved toward the middle and directed a shot just over the outstretched arms of Louisville's freshman goalkeeper Paige Brown into the upper middle part of the net.
The Cards had some early chances to score, but the Knights controlled much of the first half, holding an 8-5 edge in shots with a 5-1 advantage on shots on goal. The Cardinals held a 3-0 lead in corner kicks. Brown collected four first half saves while UCF's Lainee Maldonado had one.
After the break, Louisville regrouped offensively, finishing the half with an 8-6 edge in shots while UCF held a 4-3 advantage in shots on goal. The Cardinals attacked early, firing off four shots in the first 10 minutes of play. Maldonado stopped three of them and another was blocked by a defender. The Knights mounted their own attack, delivering their first shot of the half which was saved by Brown. Both teams traded shots throughout the rest of the period, but the score stood at 1-0.
In the game, UCF edged Louisville 14-13 in shots and had nine shots on goal to UofL's six. The Cards had a 5-3 advantage in corners. Louisville was whistled for 14 fouls to UCF's 13. While playing in her final regular season home game, senior Charlyn Corral paced the Cards offensively with four shots on goal. Brown finished the game with eight saves while Maldonado had six stops for the Knights.
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Hardwork always pays. Every coin has the other side and if you are the parent whose child did not get good marks or has not secured enough to pass, it must be seeming tough. But then, it is totally up to you as to how you would want to handle this situation.
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JIM LEHRER: And more on today's decisions now from NewsHour regular Jan Crawford Greenburg, Supreme Court reporter for the "Chicago Tribune." Jan, welcome once again.
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: Thank you, Jim.
JIM LEHRER: Let's take these two affirmative action cases one at a time. The undergraduate case the vote was 6-3. What did the majority say?
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: That opinion was written by the chief justice. In that case, the court struck down the University of Michigan's undergraduate admissions policy. It said the policy looked too much like a quota. Now, it was… that policy awarded points to applicants based on a variety of factors, and you could get 20 points if you were a member of an underrepresented minority– if you were an African American, Latino or a native American. If you got 100 points, you were guaranteed admission.
So the court today said, "this is just too much like a quota." Race could be determinative almost in every case. The chief justice said that as a result, the policy was not narrowly tailored enough to achieve a diverse student body, and that the undergraduate institution had to go back to the drawing board.
JIM LEHRER: Now, the six who were, including the chief justice, who were with them, included Stephen Breyer, who is usually on the liberal side. That's unusual in this case.
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: That's right. And also Justice O'Connor, who is a justice that we, of course, were watching very closely in these cases. Justice Breyer wrote a separate opinion announcing that he was joining the outcome of this case but not necessarily the reasoning.
He said, "I'm going to sign on to Justice O'Connor's concurring opinion in that case." In her opinion, in the undergraduate case, she wrote separately to say that the undergraduate case was unconstitutional in her view because it had many features that the law school program that the court uphold today did not have.
JIM LEHRER: We'll get to that in a minute. Now, what did the three justices in the minority say?
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: Justice Ginsberg wrote quite a passionate decision talking about the very real and lasting effects on racism in our society and why these programs were necessary today, while today there are still very real barriers to minorities entering society and in the work force.
She said in her dissent that in some ways maybe the Michigan undergraduate program was better than the law school program. The law school program now didn't have the point system. It looks at people on a case-by- case basis. If I could just read what Justice Ginsberg said: "If honesty is the best policy, surely Michigan's accurately described, fully disclosed college affirmative action program is preferable to achieving similar numbers through winks, nods and disguises."
She was troubled by some suggestion that what the schools may do if they're not awarding points to applicants and being open about it is that they'll start looking at symbols, essays by students who say they've overcome obstacles or say they've grown up in disadvantaged neighborhoods, so she thought that maybe the direct way was the better way.
JIM LEHRER: Make sure we understand here, as Spencer said in the piece, there's 150 possible points. If you get 100, you're guaranteed admission.
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: You're guaranteed admission.
JIM LEHRER: You're guaranteed; 20 of those is automatically given to an underrepresented race.
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: That's right. One-fifth of the points you need to get in.
JIM LEHRER: All right. Now let's go to the second case, the 5-4 case on the law school. Now, what did the majority, the five, say on that?
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: This is the ball game. Today's decision in this case, written by Justice O'Connor, is the first time a majority of the Supreme Court has ever said that colleges and university officials can take an applicant's race into account to achieve a diverse student body. That has been a very hard-fought and highly contested issue in the lower courts.
Many lower courts have ruled race couldn't be taken into account. For the first time ever today, a majority of the justices said race could be taken into account, and they upheld the law school admissions program at the University of Michigan.
JIM LEHRER: And the law school… explain how the law school system operates differently than the undergraduate system.
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: Sure. As Justice O'Connor made very clear in her opinion today, it's an individualized look at an applicant. The law school acknowledged it's trying to reach a critical mass, as they say, of minority students. In other words, a significant number of minority students who would feel they could speak openly about their views on issues without having to be the token minority or express the minority viewpoint.
So to get that critical mass, they would look at the entire… the whole person, the entire person, and do a case-by-case review of that person, taking race into account as one factor among many factors.
JIM LEHRER: And did Justice O'Connor's majority opinion say, "it's a good thing to have diversity in the law school"?
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: She said she fully embraced the notion that diversity has and carries with it important educational benefits. And she embraced the idea advanced by business leaders and military officials, that that benefit in the educational setting then goes out into the working world, in a corporate world where workers are dealing in a global marketplace, and in the military.
The court seemed particularly persuaded by a friend of the court brief filed by retired military leaders who suggested that a ruling against Michigan in this law school case would have a dramatic effect on the look of the nation's officer corps because the service academies would be affected.
JIM LEHRER: We're talking here about a 5-4 decision, however, and Justice O'Connor… we don't need to get into inside baseball on the Supreme Court, but is it unusual for the swing– because that's what she was– the swing vote to write the majority opinion?
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: I think most people thought that Justice O'Connor would write the majority opinion, because her vote was the one, I think, that people found hard to predict. She often has written opinions in these kinds of race-conscious decisions that governments make.
JIM LEHRER: What did the four in the minority say in that case?
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: This case produced six different opinions, so we have four dissenting opinions from the dissenting justices. Of course, they said…
JIM LEHRER: Rehnquist, Scalia, Thomas and Kennedy.
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: Rehnquist, Scalia, Thomas and Kennedy. And they said, look, the Constitution, the equal protection clause says everyone has to be treated equally. Michigan is treating white students unequally. They're favoring minority students over white students. The constitution is color blind. Therefore, this should violate the Constitution.
First of all, Justice Scalia also flagged several areas that people might still be able to mount legal challenges to affirmative action programs. Justice Thomas wrote a quite moving and passionate dissent in which he talked about the stigma that affirmative action carries for some black people because some people may assume you're a beneficiary of affirmative action, a position that he has taken in the past. But the main opinion Justice O'Conner's majority opinion for the court I think surprised many people.
In her opinion, she repeatedly referred to Justice Lewis Powell, who had the court's last word on this issue in 1978 in the landmark "Bakke" case. And Justice Powell, a moderate, a justice that O'Connor deeply and greatly admires, also left his mark today.
JIM LEHRER: So from a legal standpoint, like it or not, as you said, the ball game is that if you take these two cases together, that the Supreme Court said you can consider race in some way if you do it the right way.
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: That's right.
JIM LEHRER: In college admission.
JAN CRAWFORD GREENBURG: That's right. That was the big open question. That's been a question that's been open for a generation. The court definitively said today that you can consider race and, as you said, that diversity is a good thing.
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Jin Jong-Oh wins Olympic 10m air pistol gold for South Korea
South Korea's Jin Jong-Oh took gold in the Olympic men's 10m air pistol event at the Royal Artillery Barracks.
Carrying over a four-point lead from the qualification round, Jin rarely looked in danger of being caught.
He won with a score of 688.2 - 6.9 points shy of the world record.
Italy's Luca Tesconi's excellent form in the 10-shot final saw him recover from fifth place to snatch silver on 685.8 points, while Serbia's Andrija Zlatic took bronze with 685.2.
China's defending Olympic champion, Pang Wei, had a disappointing final, and dropped from second to fourth.
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It was a thrilling final that went right down to the wire. The world number one did enough and he held his nerve and finished with a remarkable flourish. It really was magnificent shooting.
Jin, who won silver in the event at the Beijing Games four years ago in addition to gold in the 50m pistol discipline, came to London as one of the favourites, having won the Asian Championship earlier this year.
The 32-year-old, known as the 'Undaunted Man', held a 4.4-point lead at the halfway stage of the final but that was gradually cut to 1.3 as Tesconi, an Italian police officer, produced some fantastic shooting under pressure.
But with his last effort, a fantastically composed Jin - who will seek to retain his 50m title on 5 August - scored a near-perfect 10.8 points to wrap up victory.
He said: "I am very happy because it is a first gold medal for Korea, and personally it is very meaningful.
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• The implementation of an informed consent regulation, which requires New York parents to sign a waiver before allowing their sons to be circumcised by the controversial metzitzah b'peh ritual, has been postponed until November when the next court hearing. [JTA]
• After some serious backlash, Twitter has pulled the anti-Semitic trending topic 'Good Jew' from its French-language site as well as denied access for a neo-Nazi group in Germany. [Forward]
• Larry Sloan, the co-founder of a publishing company that released the social scourge known as 'Mad Libs,' has died at age 89 in Los Angeles. [LAT]
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A bishop must help Catholics in his diocese learn to recognize the gifts the Holy Spirit has given them and place them at the service of the entire Church, Pope Benedict told new bishops.
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For the 19th century philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, Christianity was synonymous with weakness. Christian morality, in Nietzsche's view, was insipid, replacing the power of the human will with an obedient cowering before God. For the human person to reach his or her full stature, God had to be destroyed and man had to assert himself.
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It is long past time for the National Hockey League to put an end to fighting and head shots, whether intentional or unintentional. The three former NHL "enforcers" whose lives ended this summer at their own hands underlines the fact that players are exploited in order to heighten a gladiatorial atmosphere in what is already a rough game.
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