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Thread: Swelling man WIP
March 8th, 2013 #1
Swelling man WIP
Hi guys,
this is a a monster concept I'm working on since I've got troubles with putting down colors.
I think it's a little bit inconsistent but can't find out why.
Can you suggest me stuff to improve it?
P.S. I can't upload a good quality version because of the size of the image so this is a shared link to the good quality image: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B81m...9wN3l4azQ/edit
Hide this ad by registering as a memberMarch 10th, 2013 #2
I went on with that: http://trez.altervista.org/digitalpa...-colors_03.jpg
There are some improvements, but there's still something I can't catch.
March 14th, 2013 #3
He's a fatso, but we can see his ribs? And his well-defined clavicles/trapezius muscles?
You might also consider his stance. Why is he standing up straight like a soldier? He's a fat ugly monster, it seems like he should teeter or look menacing. Right now he looks at-attention or like a really bored wallflower. I like the concept though, fat blobby monsters are always cool. =)
EDIT: Judging by his nice skirty thing and that white dangling fabric(?) at his side, I guess he might not be a "monster" per se. Perhaps we just need to know more about him to justify his stance. For all I know, he could be a high ranking official in the swelling man military!
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And then God said, "Let us make man in our likeness and our image. Let us make him ridiculously hard to draw so that poor artists everywhere will have to spend 10,000+ hours failing repeatedly before they can begin to capture the form and likeness onto a two-dimensional surface." And there was man. And it was good. And artists everywhere lost their minds.


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An introduction to drawing from masterpieces of sculpture, painting, and architecture, with emphases on observation, technique, interpretation, and aesthetic emotions. Rome's museums and cityscape of ruins and monuments will be our studio. We shall focus on the human figure, monumental forms, vantage points, choices of significant details, methods of composition, and techniques of linear and tonal drawing. Cost of supplies: Approx. $150. Prof. Lucy Clink (1 course credit = 4 semester hours)
A survey of Roman art from the Ancient Republic through the seventeenth century. Topics include: religious art; the basilica; monumental architecture designed to express imperial and papal power; visual narrative in sculpture and painting; the rise of perspective and illusion in pictorial space; and the classical tradition. Reserved for students new to art history. Prof. Cristiana Filippini (1 course credit = 4 semester hours)
An introduction to the history, theory, techniques, institutions and policies of art conservation. Students will deepen their understanding and appreciation of art by viewing masterpieces as complex, vulnerable materials that require our involvement in conservation if we are to grasp and preserve the artists' message. We will examine firsthand outstanding examples of art conservation in several media and from different periods in history. Works may include ancient Etruscan tombs in Tarquinia, Egyptian paintings of the 3rd century, the huge Montelparo polyptych of the 15th century, Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, the Casina Pio IV (a beautiful 16th-century structure in the Vatican Gardens that has been comprehensively restored) and its stucco decorations, and gypsum casts of sculptures by Canova. We will discuss criteria and policies for selecting particular works of art for conservation (and necessarily neglecting others) when resources are scarce. We will also discuss preventive conservation, particularly the importance of environment and the ideal parameters for temperature humidity, air quality, and lighting. Slide lectures in the classroom alternate with on-site instruction at museums, monuments, and conservation workshops. Prof. Francesca Persegati (1 course credit = 4 semester hours)
Art and architecture in Rome, from the Etruscan age to the late Empire. Topics include: historical context; style; iconography; building typology and techniques; sculpture; painting; the development of artistic taste; and the use of art as propaganda. Fieldwork includes a trip to the Naples Archeological Museum, Pompeii, and Villa Jovis (Capri). Open to all students. Prof. Jan Gadeyne (1 course credit = 4 semester hours)
A course that features the gems of Early Christian and Medieval Art in some of the most memorable churches and museums of Rome. From the fresco palimpsest of Santa Maria Antiqua to Pietro Cavallini's "Last Judgment" in Santa Cecilia; from the spellbinding mosaics of Santa Pudenziana, Santa Prassede and the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore to the shimmering apse of San Clemente; from the Museo Gregoriano Profano in the Vatican to the Catacombs of Priscilla and the Sancta Sanctorum, students will learn to analyze and understand the religious and iconographic traditions that inform these masterpieces of western art. Open to all students. Prof. Valentino Pace (1 course credit = 4 semester hours)
Rome 338: Art history majors may complement the course with a research component with access to specialized art-history institutes in Rome. (1.5 course credits = 6 semester hours)
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Analysis and comparison of narrative, dramatic and technical elements of Italian cinema. Rossellini, Visconti, Antonioni, Fellini, the Taviani Brothers, Bertolucci, Moretti, Comencini and Salvatores are among those directors whose films may be viewed in class. The course will be complemented by one or more outings to a local movie theater to view current films. Prof. Chiara Lucarelli (1 course credit = 4 semester hours)
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This course is organized around a series of controversies regarding the European Union. The EU has become the world's largest market, with over 500 million people. It is unique in world history in creating a form of government across 27 nation states without military conquest or force. It has become an economic, diplomatic and arguably a political actor at a superpower level, though militarily it remains less important. What is Europe exactly? How far can it or should it expand? Is Europe Christian, Secular, Liberal, Socialist? Who else should join - Turkey, Russia, Israel, North African countries? Is the European Social Model an alternative to American Free Market policies? Can it Survive Globalization? Can Europe replace the US a leader of the West? How does the EU work-is it really democratic? If so, how do the citizens of 27 countries influence their continental governmental bodies? Who is in charge and how do the institutions of Europe work? Is the Euro the future reserve money for the world economy, replacing the dollar? Prof. Vanda Wilcox (1 course credit =4 semester hours)
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This is an interdisciplinary course that draws on perspectives from anthropology, sociology, political science, geography, economy and other relevant disciplines. It offers the students local perspectives on globalization as it allows global perspectives on the city of Rome. The intertwined processes of globalization and localization ("glocalization") will be addressed via an in-depth study of the city and the social, cultural, political, demographic and economic transformations Rome is currently going through. On-site visits will enable students to experience alternative settings of the "Eternal City" and give them direct contact with local inhabitants and representatives of religious/ethnic minority groups. Prof. Vereni (1 course credit = 4 semester hours)
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BioteQ Provides Operations Update for Q4 and Year Ended 2012
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
BioteQ Provides Operations Update for Q4 and Year Ended 201208:30 EST Wednesday, January 23, 2013VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 23, 2013) -BioteQ Environmental Technologies Inc. (TSX:BQE), a leader in the treatment of industrial water and process solutions, has provided an update on plant operations and engineering activities for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2012.OperationsBioteQ had three active water treatment operations contributing to revenue during the fourth quarter - plants in Arizona, Quebec, and China. Combined, the plants treated 2.2 million cubic meters of water during the quarter, and removed over 288,000 pounds of metals from the environment, bringing total production for the 2012 year to over 10.6 million cubic meters of water and 2.5 million pounds of metal recovered.The Bisbee, Arizona operation produced approximately 123,000 pounds of copper and treated 253,000 cubic meters of water during the quarter, bringing total production at this facility to 492,000 pounds of copper and 974,000 cubic meters of water treated for the year. This compares with 330,000 pounds of copper and 610,000 cubic metres of water treated in 2011. Revenues for this operation are based on the sale of copper recovered.The Dexing, China operation produced approximately 165,000 pounds of copper and treated 1.7 million cubic meters of water during the fourth quarter, bringing total production to 2 million pounds of copper and 8.7 million cubic meters of water treated for the year. This compares with 1.7 million pounds of copper and 7.7 million cubic metres of water treated in 2011. The operation was inactive for a portion of Q4 due to routine, annual plant maintenance. Revenues from this operation are based on the sale of copper recovered.The new Dexing ion exchange plant produced a limited volume of commercial quality cobalt-nickel product in 2012 due to performance issues. BioteQ and JCC have identified the cause of the performance issues, and are making appropriate upgrades to the plant. Management expects that the facility will ramp up to full production in Q2 2013.The Raglan, Quebec ChemSulphide® concluded its operating season in late November. The plant treated 241,000 cubic meters of water during the fourth quarter. Treatment volumes in 2012 were 864,000 cubic meters, slightly lower than originally forecast, due to lower than expected precipitation levels over the treatment season. This compares with 1.2 million cubic metres treated in 2011. Revenues for this seasonal operation are based on fees for the volume of water treated.Sales & Engineering ProjectsBioteQ's sales team continued to actively pursue new project opportunities in mining markets. The sales pipeline continues to strengthen, as evidenced by a number of new validation contracts that have recently been secured. Key highlights for the quarter included:BioteQ and its Chinese joint venture partner, Jiangxi Copper Company, began design work on a fourth water treatment plant that will be built at the Dexing mine. Construction is expected to commence in the first quarter of 2013. The plant is expected to be commissioned and to enter operation during Q3 2013.During Q4, BioteQ secured a contract with a leading international mining company to carry out validation test work for recovery of high value trace metals from smelter effluent at a site in South America, applying BioteQ's ion exchange technology. The work, which includes laboratory testing and evaluation was completed subsequent to year end and will provide the design basis for a commercial plant proposal early in 2013.During Q4, BioteQ also secured a testing contract for a project in Latin America. The testing will evaluate the performance of BioteQ's technologies to remove contaminants from copper leach solution. The testing work is expected to be completed during Q1 2013 and the project will then move to the next stage of evaluation by the customer.Construction and commissioning of a mobile Sulf-IX™ plant, built in partnership with Newalta, was undertaken in 2012 and commissioning was completed in January 2013. The demonstration unit will be used to validate the Sulf-IX™ technology at customer sites, including testing in new market verticals. BioteQ and Newalta are working together to identify suitable sites to deploy this new sulphate removal technology.BioteQ extended its contract with Kinross Gold for engineering and process support work relating to a SART project through the end of 2012. Subsequent to year-end, the parties agreed to a further extension to continue these services into 2013.GuidanceIn March 2012, BioteQ's management provided guidance on expected financial results for 2012 which indicated that the Company expected to grow revenues by 30% vs. the $7.4 million achieved in 2011, and to reduce cash use by at least 40% vs. 2011 to less than $1.5 million. The Company remains on track with respect to the 2012 operations and financial guidance. The Company expects to release its 2012 fourth quarter and annual audited financial results in March 2013. The Company will also provide full year operational and financial guidance for 2013 at that time. Details regarding the exact timing of the release and investor conference call will be provided a week prior to the release.BioteQ Corporate ProfileBioteQ is an innovative clean technology leader in global industrial water treatment, serving the mining and energy markets. The company's proven technologies have been applied at sites around the world to recover dissolved metals and remove sulphate, producing clean water and eliminating residual waste. BioteQ is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada and trades on the TSX under the symbol BQE. Please visit our website at www.bioteq.ca for additional information.CAUTIONARY STATEMENT REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATIONCertain information contained herein may not be based on historical fact and therefore constitutes "forward-looking information" under applicable Canadian securities legislation. 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Factors that could cause or contribute to such differences include, but are not limited to, the Company's dependence on key personnel and contracts, uncertainty with respect to the profitability of the Company's technologies, competition, technology risk, the Company's ability to protect its intellectual property and proprietary information, fluctuations in commodity prices, currency risk, environmental regulation and the Company's ability to manage growth and other factors described in the Company's filings with the Canadian securities regulators at www.sedar.com (including without limitation the factors described in the section entitled "Risks and Uncertainties" in the Company's Annual Report for the year ended December 31, 2011 and the section entitled "Risk Factors" in the Company's Annual Information Form for the year ended December 31, 2011). Given these risks and uncertainties, the reader is cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. 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Mitch Kupchak doesn't see the advantage in the tanking the coming season for a lottery pick. "The ping-pong lottery thing, even if you have the very worst team in the NBA, you're not guaranteed to get the first pick," Kupchak said. "I'm not sure getting into the lottery and ending up with 10, 11, 12, 13 or 14 is going to give us a top one or two pick in the draft. "We still may end up drafting 12, 13 or 14, which is not a great place to draft if you just look back on drafts in this league." The Lakers still own their own 2014 first-round pick, which will count against their cap space (projected to be as much as $50 million) for the 2014-15 season. "We have a pick next year, which is going to be a very good draft. We're very comfortable with the flexibility," said Kupchak. "It just doesn't mean you get free agents you can take players [via trade]. There are a lot of things you can do with cap room."
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I agree that with $4M, he had other options. I'll take Lidle. Never liked Van Derwall even when he was healthy. I don't expect his first decisions to be as good as his later decisions.Originally Posted by REDREAD
I think Lidle can be a good pitcher the second half of the year. Jeckyl and Hyde for sure. He's had 7 quality starts and 7 non-quality starts. For the second half of the year I'd like to see him go 12 quality starts and 7 non-quality starts. Thats 33 totals starts with a chance to miss one start still during the second half. If he does that the rest of the year, he gives us a chance to win. And I think that 19 quality starts from a guy that cost $3.M is a worthwhile investment.


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I'm a little curious, I have a number of body scares on me but a lot of them have nasty stories behind them and a few of them look nasty. Would you... Show More
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honestly if the scars are self-inflicted I would be worried, I would still date the person but I have to make sure that he is mentally and emotionally stable, if he isn't then I can be a friend to help him on whatever means I can.. if the scars are due to medical conditions I would definitely date the person no big deal at all!
Just about all of my noticeable ones are from surgery, there are a couple I have from being an ideate.
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Like 'prophecy' said.. scars can be a sexy thing and the stories behind them are hopefully amusing as well.
Well from what you said it sounds like a little f***ed.
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Yet I am not ashamed of them.
Awww.. I'm so sorry..
You will find the right girl that will love you for who you are.
And not only appreciate your scars.. but be completely attracted to them.
They are proof that you could have died.. and without those scars.. you would not be alive.
There is nothing to be ashamed about them.. and I am glad you aren't.
It is actually one of a few of my fetishes that fascinates me.
I'm actually quite intrigued by stories like theses.. it allures me.
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Oklahoma schools superintendent fears Douglass seniors will drop out
There is so much to be done, but Barresi said she wants students to know it can be accomplished.
"We just can't let them get so discouraged that this isn't worth it," she said.
In addition to the senior class woes, an audit of the junior class was also troubling, state officials said. About 5 percent of the juniors are on track to graduate, though most of the problems can be fixed by simply adjusting student schedules.
"What the junior class, sophomore class and freshman class have on their side is time," said Melissa White, executive director of counseling and ACE for the state Education Department. "Next year, make sure they're in classes they need for graduation in all seven hours. That seems like it will be the answer for most of these kiddos."
Oklahoma City Superintendent Karl Springer has asked for an audit of freshman and sophomores as well.
After that, state workers will train Oklahoma City officials how to audit transcripts so the same thing can be replicated districtwide.
Officials ask for help
Teachers and administrators have met with students and parents individually, some at home, interim Principal Barbara Davis said.
They had to sign contracts that they agreed to work toward graduation.
"We're going to do the best we can," Davis said, "and we're going to help every one of these kids be successful."
But teachers and administrators will need help from churches, nonprofits, businesses and individuals to succeed, Barresi said.
Tutors and mentors are needed. Baby-sitting help will be in demand as well. Food, calling services, counseling, daytime staffing, transportation and other needs will all have to be addressed.
The short time between now and May will be a long, trying time for students, Barresi said.
But teachers and staff members will also be worn thin.
"They are individuals that will need a tremendous amount of support and a tremendous amount of help, along with the students," she said. "They're going to get discouraged and they're going to get tired."
Anyone who would like to volunteer or offer services can contact Melodie Fulmer, executive director of parent and community engagement for the state Education Department. Her number is 522-6225.


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Youngs celebrate 50th anniversary
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Sheldon Richard and Mary Alice Young of 29 Wintry Drive, Hendersonville, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a drop-in reception from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17, 2004, at East Flat Rock United Methodist Church.
They were married Jan. 16, 1954, in Spruce Pine.
She is the former Mary Alice McMahan.
He retired from General Electric after 42 years of service.
Their children are Keith Young, Tamra Rogers and Gregory Young, all of Hendersonville. They have five grandchildren.
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We have prepared a Dive kit list – essential reading if you've never dived before and you're feeling a bit bewildered about what kit to buy. You will need to bring the items marked 'essential'. We have some items marked 'recommended' on site for you but some volunteers may like to invest in these items too.
Once you place down a deposit you will be sent an email with some links to forms to upload information that we need from you. These links are specific to you, so please don't lose them and don't let any other volunteers use them. If you have any problems filling these in, please contact our London office.
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A 90 day, non-extendable, visitor visa is available on entry when you arrive in Madagascar. Should you be staying in Madagascar for more than 90 days you will need a courtesy visa which you must arrange BEFORE you leave your home country. Please contact your local Embassy or Consulateto apply for a courtesy visa. Please contact Blue Ventures to request a letter of recommendation to support your application before you apply.
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For DAN insurance, we require a minimum of Basic Membership (Student Membership will not cover all the diving you will be doing):
Safety is extremely important when travelling on a Blue Ventures expedition. It is therefore within our booking conditions that you have adequate insurance in place before you travel with us.
It is very important you have a copy of either Ewald Lieske's "Coral Reef Fish" or Gerry Allen's "Reef Fish" – either will help you immensely in mastering your species identification.
Following previous volunteer feedback we have put together some training guides to help you familiarise yourself with common marine flora and fauna before you go.
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For a 1-page summary of Blue Ventures' aims and activities in Madagascar, download our Blue Ventures Projects Overview sheet.
A digital species library for the fish families and species of Andavadoaka, Madagascar can be found here:www.wiomweb.org **please note that this website is still in development**www.wiomweb.org
There is also an online Benthic and Fish Test where you can practise your species identification:fishtest.wiomweb.org
This library can be used as an online learning resource to help you with your fish identification skills before you depart for Madagascar. The library currently contains many of the photographs Blue Ventures has taken of fish species at our research site and will be continually updated. The species library can be used alongside the Marine Science Training Handbook to familiarise yourself with the main ID features of each fish family.
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After all the things that we been through, I got you
Look what you've done, look what you've done
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Drakes got money now to take care of his mom and uncle to pay them back for all the dedication they gave to him when he was broke.
This hook has some good-ass wordplay. Everyone can remember a time when they fucked up and someone said "Look what you've done!" Its a way to point out someone's mistakes. So on one hand, Drake highlights the faults of these authority figures in his life. But he pauses and finishes the line with "what you you've done for me," pointing out through their faults, they have had beneficial impacts on his life and he owes them no matter the tough they been through. Damn.
The "I got you" line was taken from the song "If U Scared, Say U Scared" by R&B group Playa. The same song that is sampled for "Look What You've Done".
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Paul-Henri Mathieu def. Pete Sampras (3) 6-3 6-7(7-9) 6-4
When Pete Sampras announced that he would examine his future at the end of 2003, he probably wanted to make people shut up about his retirement. We have this funny feeling it's not going to work. At least not as long as Sampras posts results like this.
Of course, Paul-Henri Mathieu is a kid with a lot of promise; he did almost beat Andre Agassi at Roland Garros this year. And he's only 20, so he's still improving.
Rapidly, it would seem. Because, over the past two years, Sampras's best surface, overall, has been his native hardcourts. And Matheiu beat him there.
In the short term, this probably won't cost Sampras in the rankings. He came in with a 260 point lead over Alex Corretja in the Entry Rankings, with 120 to defend. At worst, Sampras will fall to #18.
But that's #18 with a U. S. Open final to defend. That score represents nearly half of the points he has left. Assuming Thomas Johansson plays, Sampras will be seeded for the Round of 32 at the Open this year, and he could end up playing Johansson or Roger Federer or Andy Roddick in the third round. Assuming he gets that far. Sampras, two weeks from now, could be staring at a ranking of #35 -- or lower. Potentially, that means being unseeded at next year's Australian Open. He might even find himself in qualifying for the fall Masters Series.
Makes you wonder just how much of this he can put up with, doesn't it?
As for Mathieu, he came in at #85 in the Entry Rankings, and he's now had what he regards as the biggest win of his career. We have to remind him of what we say every week around this time: "No bonus points." It's just a second round win at a small tournament. A whole 20 Entry points. Still, it should be good for probably two more ranking spots.
And, of course, a nice boost of confidence.
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Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis has a very simple diet rule that helps keep her in shape -- portion control.
"I eat a little bit of everything and not a lot of anything... Pasta doesn't make you fat. How much pasta you eat makes you fat," Giada said.
When it comes to where she gets her inspiration from, the Food Network star says her family is her biggest influence.
"I'm a product of three people: my grandfather, who had the passion. His family owned a pasta factory in Naples before World War II, so he had a real passion for Italian food," she explained. "My Aunt Raffy, who's on the show a lot, is the creative one. She brings me recipes from all over the world. And my mom. She had four children and had to get food on the table as quickly as possible. My mom [taught me] speed."
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So I got to experience "Seasons of the Vine" for the first time today. And the last. It's got to be the worst thing I have ever seen at a Disney park. It was worse than public television!
So, as I was sitting there in the theater with one (yes, ONE) other person, I thought... why don't they put the Country Bears in here?
I realize the place is WAY smaller than the old Country Bear Playhouse, but it would be better than nothing!
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Seattle Seahawks (4-2) at San Francisco 49ers (4-2) Sunday, 4:25 ET, FOX, Thom Brennaman, Troy Aikman, Pam Oliver Last meeting: The 49ers won, 19-17, at Seattle last Dec. 24 with PK David Akers' fourth field goal of the day being the game-winner with 2:57 remaining. Streaking: San Francisco QB Alex Smith is 7-1 in his past eight starts against NFC West teams. Calling Mr. Wilson: Seahawks rookie QB Russell Wilson proved last week that he can lead an effective offense when RB Marshawn Lynch is shut down. He very well might need an encore performance with the 49ers allowing just 3.6 yards per carry, although Lynch did rush for 107 yards in the last meeting and San Francisco gave up 149 yards on the ground to the Giants last Sunday. New England dared Wilson to beat the secondary over the top, and that's exactly what he did while displaying good arm strength and accuracy on the deep ball. Look for the 49ers to force Wilson to beat them through lengthy drives, and his height is a ...
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FabFitFun VIP Box Winter spoilers! These are subject to change, all we've got is a shot from a newscast, but the ladies of MUT will figure them all out right quick! I'm putting my giant spoiler button so skip this if you want it to be a surprise! The holiday special IS still on so if you want to join FabFitFun VIP Box, this is a great deal, plus you can use WINTER5 to save an extra $5! Word is that if you sign up by midnight on Wednesday (December 11th), you will get your box by the 25th!
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- TruEnergy Headphones ($40) The "Inspired" Set are definitely in the box I saw
- Never Ending Necklace from The Giving Keys ($55) Styles vary – all one of a kind!
New Stuff (maybes – everything is so fuzzy it's hard to tell!)
- Simple Foaming Cleanser ($7)
- Bioxidea Miracle 24 Face Mask ($10) Packet (probably just one). This is really cool but the picture creeps me out!
- Skyn Iceland Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gel ($30) or maybe Pure Cloud Cream ($65) or Nordic Skin Peel ($45), or Oxygen Infusion Night Cream ($75) or the Icelandic Relief Eye Cream ($45). It's in a box so I don't personally think it's the eyegels! Beauty For Real Lip Gloss ($22) SQUEE it lights up! The color doesn't look like any on the website, but TV is funny. Could be wrong.
- NYX Love in Florence Eyeshadow Palette ($8) Color?? Could be a different palette, definitely NYX
I'm going with a total box value of $172! FabFitFun VIP Box is normally $49.95 and if you sign up for a whole year and use the $5 code it drops the per box price down to under $44. A steal!