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Christmas Around the World
From Finland's Santa Claus Village to Australia's Bondi Beach party, see how other countries celebrate Christmas.
Sydney, Australia
Sydney, AustraliaThe Christmas holiday falls during Australia's summer it is popular to go camping during this time. Natives decorate their homes with trees and lights, but also display bunches of "Christmas Bush," a native Australian tree with small green leaves and cream-colored flowers that turn red in summer. In each state capital, there is a "Carols by Candlelight" service where famous performers sing holiday favorites. 960 1280
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, GermanyChristmas angels and Santa Claus ride on Segways in Berlin. In Germany, Advent calendars are a big part of the holiday celebration. Several types are used, including 2 made from fir tree branches. One has 24 decorated boxes hanging from it while the other features 4 candles. 960 1280
Ottawa, Canada
Ottawa, CanadaThe Rideau Canal Waterway in Ottawa, Canada, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is lit up for the holidays. There are many Christmas traditions in Canada due to the various cultural backgrounds in the country. Some open gifts on Christmas Eve and others wait till Christmas Day. Other types of celebrations include a "Taffy Pull" (a party for singles to meet) and "Sinck Tuck" (dancing and gift exchanges). 960 1280
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rio de Janeiro, BrazilFireworks explode near a traditional Rio de Janeiro Christmas tree during the official lighting ceremony at Rodrigo de Freitas Lake. In Brazil, Santa Claus is called Papai Noel. Favorite holiday foods include chicken, turkey, ham, rice, pork, and fresh and dried fruits. 960 1280
ItalyThe Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery, adorned with Christmas lights, is pictured in downtown Milan. One of the biggest ways to celebrate the holiday in Italy is by displaying the Nativity crib scene. Many families display the cribs in their homes and place a baby Jesus in it on the night of Dec. 24. 960 1280
RussiaPeople dressed as Father Frost, the equivalent of Santa Claus, and Snow Maiden greet passers-by during a New Year's parade in Bishkek, Russia. In Russia, New Year's celebrations are very important (sometimes more than Christmas). Father Frost brings presents to children. The traditional greeting on New Year's is "S Novym Godom." 960 1280
FinlandRovaniemi, Finland is proud to be the official home of Santa Claus. Visit the Santa Claus Village in Lapland anytime of the year to meet Father Christmas and cross the magical Arctic Circle. After you meet Santa, take a sleigh ride with traditional Sami reindeer and learn more about Lapland's native people. 960 1280
Reykjavik, Iceland
Reykjavik, IcelandChristmas in Reykjavik is a magical time with its winter landscape and unique traditions. Visit the Christmas Village in Hafnarfjordur or Reykjavik's main Christmas Market in Ingólfstorg Square for unique holiday gifts and Yuletide music. And for children, there are not just one, but 13 Santas, or Yule Lads, bearing gifts. 960 1280
Nuremberg, Germany
Nuremberg, GermanyOne of the most impressive Christmas markets in Europe can be found in Nuremberg, Germany. The sprawling market in the city's Old Quarter has more than 200 vendors that sell seasonal and traditional goods, like mulled wine and handmade ornaments. And a wooden Ferris wheel, carousel and steam train create a winter wonderland for children. 960 1280
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Macy's Believe CampaignAs part of its 6th annual "Believe" campaign, Macy's is encouraging kids all across the country to drop off a letter to Santa at their local Macy's Santa mailbox. For each stamped letter dropped in the letterbox through Christmas Eve, Macy's will donate $1 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, to help grant wishes to children who have life-threatening diseases. 960 1280
Washington, DC
Washington, DCSanta Claus must be equipped to travel through all types of weather. In this case, St. Nicholas dons water skis to glide across the Potomac River at the National Harbor. Through the magic of modern technology, it's amazing how someone with a camera always happens to snap a photo of Santa's daring waterskiing adventure on Christmas Eve each year. 960 1280
Stavropol, Russia
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continued "It'll be similar to the program we've had in past years," she said. "I think it's a real bargain for parents. Babysitting, supervised activities, breakfast and lunch for $10 a day."
The key is the free breakfast, lunch and snack program, Iuliano said.
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Childhood hunger and poverty has become an issue in Ticonderoga. Nearly half the local school population qualifies for free or reduced-price lunches and almost 20 percent of Ticonderoga children live in poverty, according to the U.S. Census.
Iuliano has been working with John Bartlett of the Ti Kiwanis on the club's "BackPack" program. That effort works closely with Ticonderoga Central Schools to send needy children from Ticonderoga Elementary School home for the weekends with backpacks filled with nutritious, shelf-stable and easily prepared foods.
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Iuliano credited Mike Mascarenas of the county youth bureau with helping arrange to bring the USDA food program to Ticonderoga.
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Bartlett suggested local civic groups, churches and individuals may like to sponsor a child in the program. If so, they can contact the town clerk's office at 585-6677.
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Imagine: your own private coral atoll fringed by sand and crystal clear water. Thatched-roof villas with spacious rooms, outdoor showers, private plunge pools and decks over the turquoise. Some of the best diving and water activities in the Maldives. Welcome to the recently re-opened Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa, a luxurious private getaway in paradise. Guests are invited to discover this unique and beautiful island with reservations beginning November 1, 2006. On a nearby coral atoll of its own, Four Seasons is opening a sister property called Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru, with an authentic Ayurvedic Spa. Combine the best of sand and sea at both resorts with The Explorer, a 39-meter, 11-cabin, 3-deck catamaran. Go island-hopping in style, explore rarely-visited snorkeling spots, and sail untouched waters with this extraordinary private cruise experience.
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The folks at Daily Candy have scouted the world for their favorite summer festivals, and we can't help but heartily agree with their picks. Especially with the Scottish vote. The Fringe Festival is an outrageously fun and quirky event, full of alternative whimsy and improv energy, billed as "the biggest arts festival in the world." (Last year they hosted a whopping 1,800 shows in 250 venues.) The 60th annual festival, running from August 6-28, promises to be equally as exciting, with theather and comedy shows galore. Where to stay? Do it right and score a room at Rocco Forte's Balmoral, of course. A perfect location, serious Scottish charm, Michelin star rated restaurant, swanky spa, CNT Gold List awarded rooms, and spectacular views of the Edinburgh Castle… what more could you ask for?
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Prep like a Celeb with Baby Week at Peter Island
May 9, 2006
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by Courtney W. May for Peter Island Resort, the British Virgin Islands
These days it seems all the celebs are popping out the little ones, and if you are part of the trend, then you might be interested in this awesome pampering package for mommy and daddys-to-be at Peter Island Resort -- where you can de-stress in paradise.
Peter Island Resort is the largest private island in the British Virgin Islands and developed the special program "Baby Week" for expectant parents. It includes a course given by Charlene L. Stokamer, MPH, MSN entitled "How to Relax and Have Your Baby." (We just hope she isnt advocating a 'silent birth' as 'relaxed').
The Baby Week program is offered in small intimate groups and includes:
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Also included are three meals daily and assorted activities. Optional classes for couples are available: lactation management (!), breast-feeding and baby care. If you are like the celebs and have your c-section planned for August or later, then this could be the perfect Mother's Day gift - the program runs from July 15-20, 2006 and starts at around $3,300 for five-days of perfection.
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Oftentimes, the joy of pregnancy can also bring with it a number of stress-inducing issues: what to name the baby, decorating the nursery, over-zealous grandparents, anxiety and mood swings, to name a few! Why not take a break from all of these worries and escape to an island paradise while learning helpful "preparing for baby' tips at the same time?
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The project was unveiled by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, and Ruler of Dubai, and is intended to help Dubai accommodate the 15 million tourists it aims to attract by 2012.
What exactly will the tourists be doing, flocking to Dubai? Checking out the other tourists on the 10 km strip stuffed with 31 hotels?
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- 08-03-12, 08:15 AM Thread Author #1
Why the Playbook won't get new mid-big name "apps" until BB10
I have been reaching out for answers from many a RIM person and everyone is remaining silent which is making me think my thought processes below are correct.
It is my belief, unless there are changes to the fundamental capabilities of the PBOS before BB10, the Playbook will not get any new mid-big name "apps" before BB10 is on the Playbook in Q1 2013.
At this point, with all the BB10 Jam Sessions, most developers who are programming apps for Blackberry, are programming for BB10 with the Cascades SDK. This applies to "apps" and not games. Games by and large will not take use of Cascades SDK.
As I understand it, and please someone correct me if I am wrong, the current PBOS does not support apps built with the BB10 Cascades SDK.
What does this mean? Well, all the magical apps we are waiting for (skype, netflix,MSN etc etc), if they are actually being developed for Blackberry, are now most likely being developed on Cascades. Which means, unless the PBOS gets the ability to run a BB10 Cascades app, the Playbook will not be getting any new mid-big name apps until Q1 2013 when BB10 comes to the Playbook
Is this depressing for Playbook owners? Yes. Which is why RIM is likely not outright acknowledging this fact.
Can anyone offer any other insights into this?
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I find it encouraging, not depressing. If these so-called big name apps aren't coming until BB10 is on the PlayBook, at least we know there's a good chance they're coming. Otherwise, the only prospect was that PlayBook and Tablet OS would just wither on the vine. The future is bright, with more potential and possibilities than we've seen so far. That's nothing to be depressed about.Ed
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Will BB10 be backward compatible with apps developed for PBOS 2? Meaning, when the current OS is on the PB is replaced with BB10, will we still be able to use all the apps we now have?
- 08-03-12, 08:35 AM Thread Author #6
I do agree that the long term future of the Playbook is looking very good given it will get BB10; however, the next 4-6 months will be painful wait.
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- 08-03-12, 09:15 AM Thread Author #10
Meaning Pacemaker, Scrapbook had RIM/TAT internal help to get it going on PBOS
at least that is what I have read/heard
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Forget the technical reasons, from a marketing pov it makes sense to now hold back apps until BB10 phones arrive.
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Wll here we go again.... I love the big name apps concept.... If it does not have it then something is wrong with your device..... How about a new a concept... purchase a device for what is does when you look at it... Not what you expect it to have... RIM at no time said the "big apps" were coming to the Playboo... so thiis being the case why do people buy one in the first place.... If the big time apps are "so" must have .... why not cut your losses and get an IPad or Android where you know it is avaiable... this way your not frustrated with the current situation....
As for developing to the Playbook... it looks like the Playbook with be a gaiming platform till BB10 drops.... as it appears games are supposedly ready to run on either platform.....
For me ... my Playbook does what i want... no need for Skype... have it on my computer... and not interested in having to recharge my battery all the time when I use to use it on my IPad.... cuts my battery time in half when using video calling.....
If my device does not do what I want... I get something that does... that is why I purchase my playbook and my Ipad and Touchpad are collecting dust.... If your situation is reversed then the Playbook would be the dust collector....
- 08-03-12, 10:17 AM Thread Author #15
RIM put up a slide with Skype in Appworld way at the beginning!!! They and Amazon also announced a Kindle app was coming at the beginning. Those 2 apps were basically promised and/or strongly suggested they were arriving. So those who bought a PB from the beginning do have some right to complain about those 2 apps not being there.
Your point is valid for those who are going to buy a Playbook today though as we have much greater clarity about future outlook on the Playbook.Thanked by 2:
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Big name apps?
RIM can't even create a damn twitter app....nor can they even create a proper facebook app.
RIM needs some high end developers not just some internship students to help them build unstable apps.
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Another thing to note is preexisting apps. Ever wonder why Dropbox has an official BlackBerry smartphone app but not one for the PlayBook? (Converted Android version works perfectly fine though)
This is a simple fact of priority. Right now the BlackBerry smartphone is considered a more viable platform as it stands today. With 80 million in use and 150+ million sold over the years its a nice audience.
1.3 million sold? Its a start but no where near the impact BlackBerry phones have. So where does this take us?
BlackBerry 10 is the going to be the latest and greatest OS for BlackBerry soon. Now this is what gives the big name developers the incentive. The BlackBerry smartphone crowd has always been quite strong. It has shown good growth. So what if its not the top smartphone choice? Its good enough that its the second most profitable application storefront and that's what looks good on RIMs part.
So you see, its not really the PlayBook developers were targetting. As a result of the PlayBook and RIMs decision on BlackBerry 10, the PlayBook can be a truly viable player for application development. It also serves as a good testing ground right now.
Let's just say the PlayBook was at the right place at the right time
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If only RIM could get whatever apps they wanted on PB. Unfortunately it isn't the case. They're pushing but in the end they can't force someone to make an app.
You could blame RIM for the devs not wanting to do it because of the low PB market share, I suppose.ePeriod Software
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I would also think RIM should invest in their own apps. No twitter, travel, social feeds, maps, etc. Why would a dev make apps for a platform who's own company won't design for?
That, and the quality of apps. Just like the phones, when a dev from IOS or Android makes their app for playbook/blackberry, it's a feature reduced and usually uglier version. Eg, evernote, an awesome android app, solid ipad app, and feature reduced playbook app. Other apps I've tried as well have a courtesy app for us, and develop awesome versions elsewhere. RIM needs to get the quality of existing apps up, and produce their own apps to show the potential of the platform to would-be developers. Lead by example RIM?Literally just thinking out loud...
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|The retelling of the chinese folklore tale of mulan, a young maiden and the only daughter of a lame former soldier who secretly takes her father's place to save him from the ravages of war and becomes one of china's most celebrated heroes.
"It's the characterization of Mulan, both in voice and visuals, that makes the film a keeper. Corie Brown & Laura Shapiro, Newsweek
"...a sweet and captivating tale that pits gentle, enduring goodness against dark, malevolent forces. Hollis Chacona, Austin Chronicle
"...stunning animation, sharply defined characters, a smattering of catchy tunes all seamlessly woven into a simple, powerfully told yarn. Ian Freer, Empire
"...a timeless story that will delight kids and divert adults with its sweeping scope, emotional intimacy and screwball humor. Michael O'Sullivan, The Washington Post
"The film shines at capturing the watercolor delicacy of China's past. Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
"...an impressive achievement, with a story and treatment ranking with "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Lion King." Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Editor's NoteDisney fashions a modern-day icon of girl power with its animated adaptation of the 2,000-year-old Chinese folktale MULAN. When barbarous Huns attack ancient China, the fiercely independent Mulan (voiced by Ming-Na Wen) defies tradition by disguising herself as a man in order to take her ailing father's place in the Imperial Army. With the help of Mushu (voiced by the resilient and newly kid-friendly Eddie Murphy), a wisecracking guardian dragon sent by her ancestors for protection, Mulan trains in boot camp and then heads off to face the brutal Hun leader Shan-Yu (voiced by Miguel Ferrer)--all the while struggling to keep her gender identity a secret. Chock full of the usual Disney delights--breathtaking visuals, catchy songs, and an inspirational protagonist of courage and conviction--MULAN is a welcome addition to the studio's annals of classic animation.
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never seen it, but love it1/4/2013
My daughter received the doll for her bday, so we had to get the movie to know what it was about. It is very entertaining and different than the normal princess movies she loves
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One of the best cartoons ever made11/13/2012
This is one of my favorite cartoons. I loved mulan as a character and felt like the plot and everything was very original and well done. It had a good lesson about accepting who and how you are. I loved this movie both as a child and even now as an adult.
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My daughter really enjoys watching it. Good story and great music.
I can't tell you how much my daughter and I have enjoyed this movie over the years. Not only was the story line wonderful, but the songs were fantastic. To this day, we still will break out in song together. I have purchased her the dolls over the years too! Thanks Disney for another great movie :-)
Very good story6/5/2012
The songs in this one are not quite up to par with other Disney classics, but the animation and story are top notch. Some of the battle sequences look truly incredible. The plot is very good, adapted from an old chinese tale of a girl posing as a man during an invasion by the huns.
Good movie4/22/2012
This movie is very good. Good plot, action, adventure and good music.
Disney's Mulan, based on an ancient Chinese folk tale is a beautiful rendition about a young girl who takes her father's place in battle. The film is full of dazzling animation and colorful characters that will entertain all generations. The few problems this film has is that is is confused whether to be dramatic or comedic (the ancestors are a bit much). Other than that, the film works well. The DVD version comes with two music videos that you won't watch more than once and a theatrical trailer that is always fun to watch. This film is suitable for all ages and a must for animation fans.
I have owned this movie for about two years?(whenever it came to video) My now 3 1/2 year old and 23 month old still watch it at least twice a week. I own Two of the video's and now the DVD. The DVD picture quality is awesome. I have watched the movie hundreds of times and my girls love it.The music is great and it was a well made movie. Enjoy it!!
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WASHINGTON – A bill that ensures that American courts will not enforce foreign libel judgments from countries where free speech protections are lower than what the U.S. Constitution provides passed the House tonight and is headed for a presidential signing.
U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn., author of the bill that passed the Senate last week and the House tonight by voice vote, said he was proud of the achievement and "it's nice to see it come to fruition."
The bill, known as the Securing the Protection of our Enduring and Established Constitutional Heritage Act, or SPEECH, will prevent litigants winning libel judgments against American journalists and authors from trying to get those rulings enforced in U.S. courts.
"Too frequently, foreign plaintiffs bring libel suits against American writers and publishers in countries where the plaintiff or the publication lacks any significant connection to the foreign forum," Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., said on the Senate floor last week. "The lawsuit is brought there because of that foreign country's weaker plaintiff-friendly libel laws. This is known colloquially as 'libel tourism.'"
Leahy used the example of an American writer writing accurately about human rights abuses or theft by a foreign leader. In American courts, truth is a defense. But in some foreign courts, the assertions can be found libelous "and chill any criticism."
Leahy noted that several states have already passed legislation to do the same thing but that a federal response is needed. The president is expected to sign it into law soon.
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Research interests: I am currently completing my PhD thesis on the interrelationship of music-making and well-being, identity, place and cultural policy. I am particularly interested music-oriented collaborative projects. In 2012, I contributed to a Lyric FM radio documentary on attitudes towards jazz in Ireland in the 1920s and 1930s, which recently won an award at the New York Festivals World's Best Radio Documentaries. I recently acted as joint curator of the Sir Henrys@UCC Library Exhibition - about Cork's iconic music venue (1977-2003) - with Martin O'Connor (UCC Library) and Stevie G/Stephen Grainger (Cork DJ), which ran from July to September 2014. I co-ordinated the Intersections: Youth Work and Music Education research project, which was supported by UCC's Strategic Research Fund, in association with ISS21, and was completed in October 2014.
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Hello, I'm new to the forum, and I was wondering if you could please critique my horse's conformation (yea, I know he's fat), I'm quite curious to know his faults, [I'm biased] and would like to know more about conformation in general. Anyway, the horse is an arabian gelding, and he has mudfever/greasy heel/ whatever you want to call it in his two white legs/feet.
Please be honest, but don't be brutal about it.
To see pictures of him, right click below and click "open in new tab" or "open in new windows" and get back to me
Oscar the horse
I would upload them to her directly, but my photosharing website is being difficult.
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Laura Mercier translucent loose powder
419 reviews
70% would repurchase
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on 4/15/2010 2:19:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I really like this powder. Definitely translucent, and feels sheer. I can wear this all day and not feel like I have anything sitting on top of my skin.
on 4/10/2010 3:35:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
This was an expensive purchase for me, and I have to say I am quite disappointed with this product. The oil control was very poor for me, it lasted maybe 3 hours before I had to blot and add more. Honestly, if this was half the price I would say it was a good buy, but for nearly $40 this just did not cut it for me. :(
on 4/5/2010 8:37:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
34.00 dollars at sephora. Im black and was scared this product would make me look ashy. but no. Its actually translucent. I use it to set my TM and it works nicely. It sets it in a way that makes it look like non oily skin instead of an obvious powder. I also ave dry skin but this didnt make my skin feel tight. I would repurchase.
on 4/4/2010 10:26:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I love this powder. I can't believe the puff that goes with this is $12 though. Geez. Atleast you can wash it in the washer. This powder sets foundation perfectly. I plan to use it with any foundation. Laura Mercier makeup is awesome!
on 3/30/2010 12:44:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
You know, this is a great classic product. It won't blow you away or change your life, but if you need a transclucent powder to set a foundation -- especially a thick foundation that you don't want your powder to make look more cakey -- its a very nice choice. I apply it with my Trish McEvoy powder brush and it gives me a nice finish every time.
on 3/25/2010 8:50:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
As far as controlling shine goes, it's by far the best powder I've ever used. I barely have to touch up my nose during the day since I started using this. It also makes my skin FEEL smoother too! I still need to use a tinted powder on the red areas of my face and for the dark circles under my eyes, so I use this more as a "base powder."
I'm not crazy about the packaging though, I know it's a loose powder but it's pretty easy to spill.
Unless I find something better that is less expensive, I'll probably come back to it.
on 3/19/2010 4:44:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
truly translucent powders are hard to find so i really appreciate this powder. just be sure to use a light hand. i personally ignore the puff entirely, i think a brush is 100% necessary for smooth, even dusting of powder without overdoing it. it's a little on the expensive side for sure but it'll last you a long time. i only wear powder occasionally but this is a good one.
on 3/14/2010 1:32:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Things I like about this product :
1. I have combination skin and this mattifies all the oily areas.
2. This sets my makeup and keeps it from slipping off throughout the day.
3. It really is translucent! Some cheaper products, although meant to be translucent, has a slightly whitish/greyish tint to it which makes my skin look paler and dull.
4. Although with these type of powders, they do have a tendency to go everywhere, I find that this isn't so bad. Before I open I lid, I tap it a few times and this tends to stop the product from flying everywhere.
The only not-so-good thing about this product is that it can get a bit drying sometimes but I just spritz a face mist on afterwards, which solves the problem!
on 3/3/2010 5:30:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
My HG for setting concealer! I first got this in the undercover pot, and used it over every possible conealer, Mac, laura mercier, rimmel, everything! And it works amazingly!
I place it under the ey with my LM concealer powder brush (any brush would work fine) and it feel smooth, and my concealer last all day, and the best part it prevents those dreaded racoon eyes! After about 8 hours of wear there will be slight smudging in the outter corner but no big deal at all. LOVE LOVE LOVE this stuff!
I usually use my MSFN to set my face makeup, and didn't have it to use on the face as the undercover pot contained so little. However I just received the larger tub in a swap and am so excited to try it out!
on 2/14/2010 11:50:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
i love love this! i use this over my laura mercier mineral foundation or when i wear liquid foundation. this keeps my face so fresh and matte. very easy to fix my makeup if i have some shine. it does give me *some* shine during the summer but it happens in a way i glow! i have already bought 3 of this!
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Ah, the common household lightbulb. Useful for erm lighting things! In the energy conscious society in which we now live, we tend to go for the longlife bulbs. This is an all round good choice for those who want to be energy efficient. A simple eight watt bulb, which is supposed to be the equivalent of a forty watt bulb.
We use them in the lounge on the Ikea uplighters, you know those things that look like lamposts? The light that the bulbs give off is not quite as stark as higher watt bulbs. I would describe it as subtle and genial. For lighting a room like a lounge though, these are ideal, where you require slightly softer lighting. These bulbs do light up the room, but give way to a pleasant ambience.
The bulbs continue to burn bright through their life span (which is up to eight years.) Ours have been in the lounge for about two years to date and going strong. If you need to watch tv or chill, then this lighting is great. Not so effective in the kitchen, where I prefer a stronger light to really see what I am doing.
The screw cap bulb means you can use it in most sockets and the rounded curvy shape is natural looking and blends in with most furnishings. The colour of the lighting is pale yellow/white with soft tones. It will not hurt the eyes nor will it ever get ridiculously hot, though I advise not touching it anyway after a few hours.
The recycled packaging it comes in is another small plus when it comes to being energy conscious. The bulbs can be bought from all leading supermarkets and I think we paid about two pounds or so. You can buy individual bulbs or sets as well. Very useful for ambience and mood setting and for general household lighting.
I was really uncomfortable with 'ordinary' energy-saving CFL lightbulbs - they look awkward, protrude from older lamps & make my eyes hurt!
So I was really excited when I saw these in the local Baumax... & had to check them out!
The 8W lightbulb is an equivalent to a 'normal' conventional lightbulb of 40 Watt.
The packaging says it produces the light of 380 lumen.
It is shaped very pretty (in my opinion!) & basically looks almost like a conventional lightbulb! a bit more 'square' maybe..
It fits into a normal lamp..
'Softone' means it's supposed to be 'softer' than the other harsh energy-saving lighbulbs, & that is why I bought it.
Unfortunately, I have to report this one hurt my eyes too.. (Apparently I do sit too much in front of the computer all day!!)
So if you expect really soft light - this ISN'T it!!
My Dad complains it's not strong or 'sharp' enough for him to read by it, though.. (He sees a bit poorly from up close, & is sometimes too vain to wear glasses!) So it's not to go into the kitchen as a main source of lighting!
Basically, it would be good for things 'inbetween' - where not very strong & not very low light be desired...
Also, this still contains some mercury (1.41 mg) which is a toxin, so it's probably best to not have it in a room with carpeting, especially if it's non-removable carpeting.. (just in case, if it broke..)
Their spec site says it's 'warm white' but it doesn't feel very 'warm' to me.. just 'white'..
It is not dimmable - not suitable for dimming & electronic switches..
The packaging also says, 'The natural movement of internal components may give a slight rattle sound, this is normal.' (?)
Haven't really used it enough to notice.. (it's waiting in the packaging for a more appropriate location!)
The good thing is it's energy class A (best) & has a lifetime of 8 years (the spec site says 'Life to 50% failures' is 8000 hours..).
The packaging says it uses 5 times less electricity compared to 'a 1000 hr soft colour bulb of similar light output'. (I'm thinking this is the 40W against 8W comparison..)
I'm quite happy with the packaging, as it's recycled carton. Maybe a bit less colors could be used for printing on it - it's more difficult to recycle paper or carton that is glossy or has many colors.. (& if you burn it bad heavy metals from colors may fly into the air..) not sure about the exact colors used though, to be honest..
Still wondering about end-of-product life of this beauty though.. It mustn't be thrown into trash (the packaging says!!) & as far as I know stores mainly gather undamaged ones for recycling, what about if it breaks? seems some further research needed for that..
The Phillips website says it's great to use when lamps can't be replaced & I'd agree to this - the long CFL bulbs hanging out of lamps just look clumsy, while this ones fit nicely into lamps adapted for older conventional incandescent lamps too!
They recommend temperature +10 to +45°C for most even output of light.. but say it ignites flawlessly from -20°C up. (Haven't really tested that yet though either :))
'Light output after 1 minute' is said to be 80%, so I guess this is probably faster than some CFL bulbs that start very slowly too..
'Closed fixtures are required for outdoor applications' - not quite sure what this means (closed lamps? and why?) but I thought I'd mention it just in case.. (& maybe someone else will know..?)
The packaging says, 'Made in Poland' (hope they respect safety measures, working with mercury etc.) while the company 'Philips Lighting' is from the Netherlands.
It does feel good to support European products.. (as local as possible)
Not sure of the exact travel (or CO2-emissions) involved in getting the bulb into my hands, maybe in the future store-owners & manufacturers can see to this too?!
Overall, if you wish for an energy-saving alternative to incandenscent bulbs that looks almost like the conventional lightbulbs - this is it!
Extremely compact covered energy-saving lamp that produces soft white ligh


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Dr. Romano practices holistic medical arts under a National Board Certification and a Connecticut State Licensure. His education includes an undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree with a specialization in Human Kinesiology, and a Doctorate of Naturopathy.
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Find out if your country belongs to the top ten average penis size.
Is the size matters?
Girls can answer it. There's a scientific study about men and their penis sizes. See illustration below.
Congo – 7.1 inches (17.93 cm).
Ecuador – 6.9 inches (17.77 cm).
Colombia – 6.7 inches (17.03).
Ghana – 6.7 inches (17.31cm).
Venezuela – 6.7 inches (17.03cm) .
Lebanon has 6.6 inches average penis size.
Bolivia has 6.5 inches.
Cameroon – 6.5 inches.
Hungary, the average penis size is also 6.5 inches.
Belguim also 6.4 inches average penis size.
And the rest of the country are in the lists, ranging 6.4 inches below.
South Korea has the smallest average penis size, 3.8 inches (9.66 cm).
So, which do you prefer?
Is it penis size really matters? What you think?
Still, the performance is important.
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Thanks, sam!
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Equadorian pala ako. LOL
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On March 29, 2011 at 11:58 pm
I don't think the one about India is accurate..lol
I've heard white US, UK, and German males are average.
While Black US, Indian, and Pakistan are above.. Correct me if I'm wrong..LOL
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Very interesting.
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Lol this entire list is bullshit and have no sources. None of these countries have studies that put them at this average & no country on earth has a 7 inch average. This graph was obviously made by a troll or someone trying to increase the averages of their country. Nice try though.


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Even though there were many local factors that helped the Maoists in Latehar, the attack shows once again that there has been an intelligence failure at some level or the other. While this needs to be investigated, the discovery of weapons which seem to be from Pakistan means that the State will now have to investigate the wider linkages and get organisations like Natgrid into the picture. This is an unenviable task, but one which bears no procrastination.


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Herbed Veal Loaf
28 Aug 2009
|Ground veal
|2 Pound
|Bread crumbs
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped parsley
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Chopped chives
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Basil/One tablespoon dried basil
|2 Tablespoon, chopped
|Green pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), chopped
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground black pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Bacon slices
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
In a mixing bowl combine all the ingredients except the bacon slices.
Using the hands, blend well; do not overwork the meat or it will produce a meat loaf that is too tightly packed.
Line a nine inch pie plate with aluminum foil and shape the meat mixture into an oval loaf.
Place the loaf on the foil and cover with bacon slices.
Bake one and one half hours.
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Herbed Veal Loaf Recipe