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The Marketing Department prepares students for fulfilling careers by developing specialized skills in the management of customer relationships through the creation, communication and delivery of value to customers. Our well-regarded faculty engages in a wide variety of professional development and scholarly activities to assure that the JMU marketing student receives the finest business educational experience. We take great pride in a tradition of vibrant instruction within an innovative curriculum. Marketing students have a choice in selecting a concentration in General Marketing, Sales and Business Marketing or Marketing Information Systems. Marketing remains a degree held in high regard by potential employers. Yahoo HotJobs (2008) reports that a marketing degree has become one of the most financially attractive of all undergraduate degrees with a 12 percent growth in marketing jobs forecast for the next decade. In addition to the opportunities, if you like helping customers solve problems the James Madison University Marketing major might well be the major you've been looking for.
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When I invited three Watertown buddies to join me at Rhondas Place for a lunch review, I was surprised they didnt know where the restaurant was.
Rhondas Place is at 566 State St. just a few blocks east of Public Square. The space was formerly occupied by Fiesta Mexicana.
The seating area is small (and cold, located just inside the front door), accommodating a dozen patrons at best. The open kitchen is great for watching Rhonda do her magic, and for occasionally chatting with her.
The diner/restaurant opened about a year ago. Owner Rhonda Carlisle and her husband, Guy, came to Watertown after running a restaurant in Evans Mills for two years.
Home cooking is Rhondas specialty. Homemade chili. Homemade meatballs. Homemade mac and cheese. Homemade desserts.
Meatloaf, chicken and biscuits, goulash, shepherds pie, lasagna, stuffed shells all homemade.
And of course deep-fried favorites, soups and salads, burgers and sandwiches, pizzas and wings.
Rhondas chili ($4.49) was a good place to start, meaty and hearty, tomato-based with a thoughtful sprinkle of grated cheese on top.
Subs are available in 6-inch or 12-inch sizes. We ordered the smaller version of a pulled pork sub ($5.59) and a linguica sub with onions and peppers ($6.49).
Lets start with the linguica because, like us, you probably dont know what it is.
Linguica is a paprika-and-garlic smoked sausage with the consistency of kielbasa but with a unique smoky garlic flavor. Coin-shaped pieces of the tasty sausage were served with saut�ed onions and green peppers on a fresh, dense sub roll.
The pulled pork was OK, a commercial product, we figured. It could have used a bit of slaw on top and been served a little hotter. But the sub roll redeemed it theyre delivered fresh daily from Mr. Ricks Bakery a few blocks away on Mill Street.
There were several tempting items listed under the dinner portion of the menu, available throughout the day.
The goulash ($6.99) was great, like Mom used to make. Its an Americanized version of the Hungarian dish, with good-sized pieces of browned hamburger, diced tomatoes, saut�ed onions and elbow macaroni topped with doctored up canned red sauce, according to Rhonda.
It was served with toasted garlic bread made with one of those great sub rolls.
You dont see shepherds pie ($6.99) on a menu very often. Its a dish of cooked ground beef mixed with peas and carrots and gravy and topped with mashed potatoes. The pie is baked until the potato crust browns.
Rhonda did a nice job on this crock of warm comfort food on a cold winter afternoon.
Also from the dinner column, we ordered fried haddock ($10.29) served with homemade mac and cheese. This came with a story from Rhonda.
She told us that the haddock she uses is caught with a line rather than a net so the fish arent bruised and remain solid white. Sounds like a line to me.
Whatever, she did a nice job hand-breading the haddock and frying it to a crisp golden brown. The fish was delicious light and flaky and white. The large portion of mac and cheese was nice and tasty. I would have liked more cheddar flavor, but my friends thought it was just right.
Homemade desserts ($4.49 each) are prepackaged in clear to-go containers, self-servable from the glass-front cooler in the dining area. They looked great and tasted even better.
Carrot cake was thick and moist with prefect consistency and great cream-cheese frosting. Oreo cream pie was my favoritechocolate pudding filling with an Oreo crust and whipped cream on top. Yum.
Lunch for four including soft drinks came to $54.55 with tax.
We were pleasantly surprised at the homemade quality of the food at Rhondas. She loves what shes doing and it shows.
Although we were the only table eating in, we spent a little over an hour at Rhondas. Theres a sign on the wall suggesting that if youre in a hurry to call ahead with your order. They also offer delivery in the Watertown and Fort Drum area.
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Where are they now? with Diane Turnham
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What sport(s) did you play at Lipscomb? What years? Who were your coaches?
Women's Basketball 78-79 and 79-80 for Trish Duty and Charles Beavers
What is your fondest athletic memory at Lipscomb?
Great friends. The baseball National Championship in 78-79. I loved Coach Dugan as the Athletic Director too!!!!
Did I mention Chuck Ross with his little shaker at the end of the gym yelling "Press Diane Press" at the basketball games.
Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
Trish Duty was my coach. What a great lady she was. She taught us all so much about life and basketball. She only agreed to coach the team because there was not a team without her. She was such a great role model and influence to so many people. She gave us an opportunity no one else would.
My teammates were Connie Bentley, April St. John, Rhonda Stewart, Ronda Hamilton, Leslie Tumblin, Nancy Flatt, Karen Wallace, Rhonda Bingham, Amy Kinzer, Lawana Edwards and so many more. We are all still dear friend. They were dedicated individuals who practiced at 6 a.m. because that was the only time we could get in McQuiddy Gym or at that orphanage which usually had no heat. Ahhhhh, "those were the good ole days". Back then we shared the gym with the men's team and both the boys and girls high school teams so they all got to practice before we did.
There were others. Coach Ken Dugan, the athletic director, allowed us to have the women's basketball team. There were so many professors like Ms. Rucker in Elementary Education, Dr. Marlin Connelly in Bible, Batsell Barrett Baxter in Bible and men's basketball coach Don Meyer who was so committed to excellence. His motivational materials were great and he taught the game fundamentals so well.
What is your fondest non-athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
My roommate, Linda Wilkerson. She was a childhood friend and she moved to New Zealand with her family to be missionaries when we were in junior high. We always said we would meet back up at Lipscomb and be roommates but I went to Vol State right out of high school because Lipscomb did not have a girl's team yet. But they did begin one in 1978. We did meet then at Lipscomb and I have great memories of her and the girls in Johnson Hall. I also enjoyed the ladies of Delta Delta, my social group!!! They helped me meet some other great friends.
Singarama was fun. I needed those special messages every day in chapel. And the time right after chapel to visit with your friends was fun.
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
The Christian education and Christian friends that helped me grow closer to God and learn how to handle life!!!! I learned that life is not perfect, and neither are people, but you can always count on God to provide you a way to handle anything life may bring your way.
Who was your favorite professor? Why?
Batsell Barrett Baxter. I had watched him on TV on the
Herald of Truth
as a little girl and he had the most calming and compassionate voice and he was so encouraging. I could listen to him all day. Coach Trish Duty for teaching me the game of "Life". She was wonderful.
Where do you live now?
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Who is your employer? What is your occupation? What does your position entail?
I work at Middle Tennessee State University in the Athletic Department as an Associate Athletic Director. I have been at the University for 28 years and I coached Women's Basketball and Volleyball for about 12 years before I moved to athletic administration. I oversee our women's athletic programs and handle all personnel issues for the athletic department. I love working with the athletes, helping the coaches get what they need for their programs and seeing our athletes succeed in life and feeling like we had some small part in that success that they accomplish. The student athletes teach me something new almost every day!!!
Tell us about your family:
I coached for many years and did not marry until later. I met my husband Kyle when when he coached at MTSU. We have one son, Steven Charles, who is 10 years old who is the apple of my eye. He loves sports. I can't imagine why. He has really enjoyed growing up on a college campus looking up to so many great student athletes. They are his heroes and his role models.
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State educational agencies and local educational agencies, to the extent practicable, shall ensure that a student's records and, if applicable, a student's individualized education program as defined in section 1401 of this title, are transferred to a charter school upon the transfer of the student to the charter school, and to another public school upon the transfer of the student from a charter school to another public school, in accordance with applicable State law.
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Bike24 delivery times?
Questions about purchasing bicycles and parts
Bike24 delivery times?
Does anyone have any recent experience with orders from Bike24? I ordered a helmet almost 3 weeks ago - and no sign of its arrival. Aside from an email confirming dispatch, I've heard nothing. A tad annoying not getting a tracking number for the package.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
3-4 weeks is the norm I've found for me
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I purchased a Thule 591 ProRide bike carrier and received it in a week and a half.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
My first and possibly last purchase took 3 1/2 weeks just last month. The box containing a set of handlebars and som other bits and bobs looked like it had been used to prop up a shipping container. Close inspection of the bars showed no damage. Think I'll stick to Wiggle. They've been pretty predidctable for me.
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Got a tracking number and did a search...
Ordered 20/10
Shipped to Aus 22/10
Arrived in Aus 5/11
...and has sat in the processing centre since then
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Pretty normal with Bike24.net. Cheaper prices in the main, but very slow delivery. Two to three weeks or more is not unusual. For me their packing is of greater concern (and poor warranty service).
I only go to them for stuff that I am happy wait for, will unlikely need warranty and is unlikely to get damaged in transit
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Sloooooow I had three week wait and that was on top of almost a week before they posted it - but they are cheap.
Some gear the others could not even come close - so trade off i suppose if not in hurry go with them.
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Re: Bike24 delivery times?
I've had mixed luck with bike24.. about 1-2 weeks for a couple of packages. that being said the last thing that was ordered took over a month. an email to both bike24 and dhl to enquire where the package was and it appeared 2 days later.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
There's a problem in Aus Post at the moment. That's what I was told by a delivery guy. I'm still waiting on a Wiggle package despatched on October 25 when it's been 7 working days or less for every other delivery.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
I ordered some wheels from Bike24 and it took just on a month to arrive.
I don't think it's their fault - it was dispatched to DHL quickly; what happens after that is probably DHL's responsibility not the bike shop's.
To their credit, Bike24 sent an email warning about deliver delays (this was around the time of severe weather in Europe), and issued a tracking number.
I used the tracking number on DHL's website and watched the package go to from Germany, to Australia, through customs, "Delivered" (it wasn't), back to Germany 8 hours after "Delivery", back to Australia and finally to me. Not sure why it did two trips to Australia from Europe, but I did get the wheels in good condition.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
I phoned DHL in Australia this morning. They told me that they do not handle the package - it's DHL DE (which is apparently just the German Postal Service). Once it hits Aussie shores, it is handed on to Aus Post. The very helpful bloke from DHL OZ gave me the reference number to punch into Aus Post tracking, but alas it shows no activity yet. He told me that it often won't show any action until it is loaded and ready for delivery. Sounds like they must get a bit of this...when I told him it was from Germany he asked if it was 'bike stuff'.
Oh well....the wait goes on.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Phoned Aus post yesterday arvo, as their website tracking still said 'No Activity'.
The lady on the phone said it was in the process of being transported from Sydney to Melb. Could not/did not explain why it had a 9 day stop over in Sydney before being sent to Melb for processing/delivery, but from here and other forums, it seems that AusPost is slowing down the domestic leg of a lot of overseas parcels. Perhaps in response to the boom in O/S purchasing...
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
My experience with tracked parcels is that Auspost has always been the bottleneck. The few times I have had stuff with a courier it has always been super quick but then you pay handsomely for that service.
Bike24 depending on the time of year is usually 2 weeks door to door in Sydney for me.
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Ok, so I've braced myself for any where upto a months delivery times, and placed my first order with Bike24 last week.
I received an acknowledgement of the order pretty much straight away, but just logging in again this week to check on it, I can't seem to see any record of the order under my account. Most other sites seem to track your history in some form or another. Similarly, I haven't received any shipping advice to say the stuff has at least left Deutschland as yet - should I expect at least that?
Just wondering if this is the way they do it versus some of the UK e-tailers.. . . ?
- Kym
Since I keep misplacing my common sense down the shed, I guess I'll have to borrow someone elses off the internet.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Stop wondering and shoot them an email with your questions.
I had a couple of queries about a wheelset and they were very fast with their replies.
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Re: Bike24 delivery times?
You have been spoiled by Wiggle and the super-efficient Royal Mail. It will definitely take longer to receive your Bike24 orders, so be patience is necessary. You will receive a shipment notice which will include a tracking number, so if you don't have it, it hasn't been dispatched yet. Did you check the delivery indicator for the items ordered?
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Thought as much from comments here, at least in terms of delivery times.
Yeah.. they were all little green happy graphs; "versandfertig in 1-2 Werktagen"
Thanks for clarying the other details, Ron. I'll sit back for another week or so before I query them direct.
- Kym
Since I keep misplacing my common sense down the shed, I guess I'll have to borrow someone elses off the internet.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Having an issue with a RoyalMail delivery from tristore.com
Been stuck at "Your package has arrived in Sydney........." now six weeks since the order, they are looking into it for me, and they have been great to deal with.
I wonder why a lot of stores withhold tracking numbers? Be more useful if they sent them straight up. Let's the customer know they have done their part and puts the focus on the courier.
6 weeks is the long limit. Yes, several purchases from Wiggle/CRC etc. up's your expectations.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Bike24 don't have the size of wiggle or CRC and it is also a cultural trait in Germany to expect the customer come to you rather than to go to the customer. It seems Bike24 are a little stuck on the customer service side of things where the UK retailers are really pushing (and doing quite well / improving) as this directly equates to customer satisfaction and sales.
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Re: Bike24 delivery times?
I've been having the same problem - an order dispatched on 14 Feb from Dotbike hasn't arrived, but according to the Royal Mail tracking system it arrived in Brisbane on the same day.
Australia Post's tracking page didn't recognise the RM tracking number. I called Australia Post Customer Service (137678) today and the very helpful CSO told me it had been scanned into the George Street P.O. on 27 Feb, but no card has been delivered.
I'll be calling in this afternoon to pick it up.
Edit: Picked up my parcel this afternoon without any problems. Staff at the P.O. were at a loss to explain why no card or reminder had been sent out. But no harm done, I wasn't in a hurry for the item, and it's the first time any of my frequent deliveries has gone astray. Try calling Australia Post Customer Service on 13 76 78.
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Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Your email is your record. Bike24 is one of the rare sites that don't record your orders with them. You will get an email when it has been dispatched and you need to check with German DHL for tracking.
Masi Speciale CX 2008 - Brooks B17 special saddle, Garmin Edge 810
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Dispatch advice received last night.
I'll reset the timer and start the next countdown now I guess.
- Kym
Since I keep misplacing my common sense down the shed, I guess I'll have to borrow someone elses off the internet.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Bits arrived this morning.
Big box to accommodate the rims - and a lot of scrunched up paper padding. Obvious they don't have the extensive packing materials options like \/\/!ggle et al. - but adequately done with what they had.
Probably will order spokes through LBS, just to save on the wait time.
- Kym
Since I keep misplacing my common sense down the shed, I guess I'll have to borrow someone elses off the internet.
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Starting to get annoyed with mine... Not sure if DHL or Aus post.
This includes a new headlight, it'll be spring before it arrives...
Re: Bike24 delivery times?
Are you serious? Didn't you read the preceding posts. Shipments from Bike24 may take up to a month...
Bike24 is a great shop to deal with, but a little forward planning and some patience is required.
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More than 1,600 runners and walkers flocked to the Watertown YMCA Turkey Day Run on Thursday to get in a little cardio before gobbling up some bird.
The event, in its 29th year, featured a 5k run and 1.9 mile fun run and walk, both starting at the Church of Latter Day Saints on Ives Street. It has become more popular as the years have gone by.
This continues to grow, said Steven N. Rowell, director of the Downtown YMCA. Last year we had close to 1,500, and that was a record for us.
This year brought a couple of changes, including the involvement of a new timing company, Sportstats of Ottawa, which supplied bibs for the 5k with embedded chips that keep track of race results.
They did a great job, said Mr. Rowell, though the new system did cause a little confusion because people werent used to it.
The second biggest change was more people bringing their pets to walk with them, which Mr. Rowell tries to discourage.
As the YMCA, we really dont want dogs at our runs or walks. Theyre out of their element, theres a lot of people and a lot of chaos and a lot of children. Wed prefer that people just leave them at home, he said.
The event was not conceived as a fundraiser, but rather as a way to promote exercise on a day that is better known for overindulgence and dormancy.
The idea is just to get people out and get them active before they head home for the big meal, said Mr. Rowell.
Everybody comes home for Thanksgiving. Its a great way for people to be with their friends and family and enhance their holiday a little more, Mr. Rowell said.
In an age when nutrition and exercise are becoming more important at a younger age, it seems that the Turkey Day Run has both met its mission and secured its future.
This year we had a class of 8 and under. We got some pretty good times for kids that age, and thats encouraging, said Mr. Rowell.
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A bridge on North Harbor Road in the town of Adams has been closed since last summer, effectively cutting residents off from easy access to Interstate 81.
Rumors of it remaining closed led a delegation of town residents to a Jefferson County Board of Legislators meeting Tuesday night to ask the county to re-prioritize its repair, which is projected to cost $300,000.
"Let's find some money and get this thing opened back up," said Adams Town Councilman George E. Moulton at the meeting.
The bridge sits at the northern bend of North Harbor Road, where it intersects with Kellogg Road. A right turn at the intersection leads to I-81 at interchange 43.
With the bridge closed, residents have to drive down to interchange 42 on South Harbor Road, which is part of New York State Route 177 — a round-trip distance of six miles every day.
"Gas adds up," Mr. Moulton said.
Mr. Moulton said that he had spoken to the 14 homeowners who live on the portion of North Harbor Road affected; 12 of them are very concerned about the bridge being closed and would like it repaired.
Two homeowners who live on the "upper end" of the road, closer to South Harbor Road, are not as concerned about the closure, according to Mr. Moulton.
Sarah E. Howard, who lives with her husband and two children in a house just past the closed bridge, said the detour takes her an extra five minutes during daily travel.
"It's not that much, but if you're doing it everyday it gets a bit old," she said, noting that her husband doesn't want the bridge fixed because he likes the quiet.
Mrs. Howard said that if officials spoke with all the residents of the area, they would hear "both sides of the story."
But convenience is only part of the equation.
The Route 177/South Harbor Road bridge over I-81 has been hit by tractor-trailer trucks three times in the last two years and the state has threatened to close it if it gets hit again, Mr. Moulton said.
It is already down to one lane with a traffic light.
If something were to happen to that bridge, the route for Adams emergency responders would be Route 11 to Michael Road to Greene Settlement Road, which is directly across from North Harbor Road — a distance of at least eight miles.
"Our biggest concern is public safety," said Town Supervisor David W. Kellogg, who was also at the meeting. "Especially if the bridge gets shut down."
Ronald C. Aten, of Adams Center, spoke at the meeting as well, saying that he would like to see the bridge repaired.
Other residents in attendance did not speak and left as a group after the public petition portion of the meeting concluded.
"Sometimes that squeaky wheel needs to get greased," said county Legislator Michael W. Behling, R-Adams. "With people coming to the meeting, that wheel's starting to squeak."
James L. Lawrence, Jefferson County Highway Superintendent, said that funds for the project were originally included in the county's 2013 budget but were later removed.
With the county set to receive an estimated additional $560,000 in CHIPs funding from the state, the project has been put back on the list and the county is pursuing it on an "aggressive schedule" according to Mr. Lawrence.
The project will have to be approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the state Department of Environmental Conservation because the bridge goes over a protected stream.
Once permits are secured, work should begin early this fall and be completed within two months, Mr. Lawrence said.
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ONE NIGHT STAND: Overnight Musicals
Experience what it's like for writers, composers, lyricists and talent to pull an all-nighter to write a script, compose music, add lyrics and learn lines-because in just 24 hours-the show will make its one night open and close at New York City's Gramercy Theatre. Audiences will also be treated to special behind the scenes footage and interviews with some of the actors in One Night Stand as they take us through their day-to-day lives. One Night Stand features some of New York and Hollywood's top theatre, film and television actors, writers and directors including: Richard Kind, Cheyenne Jackson, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Rachel Dratch, Roger Bart, Mandy Gonzalez, Capathia Jenkins, Theresa McCarthy, Nellie McKay, Marnie Schulenburg, Scarlet Strallen, Tracie Thoms, Tamara Tunie, Alicia Witt and more!
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One of the best beauty trends we've seen in quite some time is the recent influx of conscientious cosmetics. We're pleased to note that many key players in the beauty industry are taking steps in the right direction and creating both products and packaging that are earth friendly in various ways. While there are many shades of green, if you will, reflected in today's beauty story, we think you'll be pleased with the quality of the above products.
Dr. Hauschka Skin Care Toned Day Cream ($35.95)
The smart people at Dr. Hauschka are anti-synthetic additives and anti animal testing, which makes us very pro on them as a whole. Plus, the brand also uses responsibly sourced ingredients and eco-friendly packaging. Of the many luxurious products, we're really into their Toned Day Cream because it's an excellent tinted moisturizer and gives you a super gorgeous healthy glow. It's lightweight too, so it's perfect for the upcoming warm months!
Korres Cherry Full Color Gloss ($16)
The Greek brand Korres has a cult following amongst beauty editors and product junkies for a reason. The brand chooses to use natural ingredients instead of synthetic products in their amazing (seriously, truly) products, which include body products, skincare, and makeup too. Our favorite product is the Cherry Full Color Gloss, which comes in 10 different colors, is packed with cherry (duh) and jojoba oils, and contains loads of antioxidants.
Aveda Uruku Eye-Lip Color Liner ($12)
Of course we couldn't leave the conscientious early-adapters at Aveda out of the equation. This multi-tasking liner can be used on eyes or lips and the color comes from plant-based pigments. This means no synthetic dyes-yippee! Don't fret about the how the pencil part was made, it's forged with responsibly sourced cedar. The liner comes in recycled paper packaging and is available in three shades: Kava, Verona, and Morena.
Smashbox Green Room Bronzer ($28)
Pretty packaging and a beautiful bronze shade are just the superficial reasons why you should check out this limited edition bronzer. On a more meaningful level, you'll be happy to know that for every purchase of Smashbox Green Room products (the line also has a primer, eye shadow, and lip gloss), Trees for the Future will plant a Moringa tree in a developing country. Also all the packaging is either biodegradable or recyclable!
Tarte Natural Swirl Cheekstain($28)
Cheeky girls take note that Tarte has an all-natural version of their beloved cheek stain. This earthy blush option gets its color from pigments that are derived from fruit and minerals. It's preservative-free, paraben-free, and mineral-oil free, but somehow blends just as easily as the original formulation. Additionally, Tarte donates money to help preserve the Amazon Rainforest through Sambazon's Sustainable Acai Project.
Josie Maran Cosmetics Mascara ($22)
Of the many eco-friendly items in Josie Maran's cosmetic line, perhaps the most impressive is her mascara formulation. Said mascara is made from organic ingredients like beeswax and is paraben-free yet it still works as well as its "scientifically enhanced" peers.
Nature Girl Flower Infusion Shampoo ($36)
If all the harsh detergents in your regular shampoo are freaking you out, why not switch things up and get a more mellow cleaner? The adorable packaging of Nature Girl's Flower Infusion Shampoo is just as cool as the ingredients. The product is sulfate-free, made from veggie oils, and has lots of flower power type essential oils for natural softness. All the products from this swell line are made with organic ingredients.
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Oprah Winfrey to auction personal items for charity
Chat show queen Oprah Winfrey is auctioning personal items from her various residences for charity. The collectables include signed poster prints from her movies, a marble bathtub and a doll.
The 59-year-old is hoping to raise funds for her Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy Foundation College Fund, which benefits graduates of her school for girls in Africa as they try to get into universities around the world.
She is planning to sell collectables from her homes from all over the United States, including residences in Chicago, California, Indiana and Hawaii, reports contactmusic.com.
Among the items up for auction are poster prints from her hit 1985 film "The Color Purple", which the 59-year-old star has autographed, electric bikes, several paintings, a children's doll and even a British-inspired post box.
The items will be sold by Karminski auction house Nov 2.
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