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Maybelline Color Tattoo - Inked in Pink
79 reviews
81% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$
INGREDIENTSCyclopentasiloxane, Isododecane, Polypropylsilsesquioxane, Ceresin, Cyclohexasiloxane, Caprylyl Methicone, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Silica Dimethyl Silylate, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Alumina, Cyclomethicone, Propylene Carbonate, Candelilla Cera / Candelilla Wax / Cire De Candelilla, Caprylyl Glycol, C30-45 Alkyldimethylsilyl Polypropylsilsesquioxane, Magnesium Silicate, Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, Silica, Tin Oxide, Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Polyethylene Terephthalate, Acrylates Copolymer, Paraffin. May Contain: Mica, CI 77891 / Titanium Dioxide, CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499 / Iron Oxides, CI 77007 / Ultramarines, CI 77000 / Aluminum Powder, CI 19140 / Yellow 5 Lake, CI 77510 / Ferric Ferrocyanide, CI 16035 / Red 40 Lake, CI 42090 / Blue 1 Lake, CI 75470 / Carmine, CI 77400 / Bronze Powder, CI 77288 / Chromium Oxide Greens, CI 77289 / Chromium Hydroxide Green, CI 77742 / Manganese Violet, CI 77400 / Copper Powder, CI 77163 / Bismuth Oxychloride, CI 77510 / Ferric Ammonium Ferrocyanide.
on 7/2/2013 5:21:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Very pretty pink!
It looks beautiful alone or I looove it with L'oreal Amber Rush infallible eyeshadow on top. Last all day. My only complaint about the color tattoos is that you have to be careful with the storage so they don't dry out.
on 6/29/2013 2:55:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
My first and favorite pink eyeshadow. I shied away from pinks for a long time thinking they would look to harsh on my pale skin. I just love the maybelline color tattoos, so I knew I would love the formula. Just an awesome eyeshadow all the way.
on 6/28/2013 5:52:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Dark, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Ok So I first reviewed this as my HG pink eye shadow. Sadly, I must say this turned out not to be the case. I just could not get a consistently good application from this no matter what method I used (fingers, brush, pat, sweep, primer or no primer). Sometimes it went on smooth and sometimes it went on crinkly. Far too frustrating.
on 6/2/2013 10:00:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
These color tattoo eye shadows have been all over the beauty bloggers pages lately and I finally picked this up at my local HEB with an in store coupon on Maybelline products. There were so many colors to choose from I had a hard time settling on just this one. This cream goes on smoothly and is a very pale shade. I was surprised at how sheer and pale this is and felt like I had to apply extra to see it. I usually use powder shadows so I was expecting a much more pigmented payoff with a "wet" cream. This does give me a natural look overall though so it is easy to just slap this on really quick and it wears well as a single color. The drawbacks - I don't really like the idea of using my finger to apply this though as I have long nails and it is a pain to get to the product at all. Also it is frosty on and makes my mature eyelids look crepe-y. I don't like that at all but I can really only see it in my super magnifying mirror, or maybe I am just being too critical. I used a primer beneath this as I do under all shadows so I can't say how well it would perform on it's own. I didn't think of that before I tried this since it's just habit to use primer. This is very light feeling and although it still feels a bit sticky when I touch it (and I applied this hours ago!) it is still looking great and in place. No creasing, no caking, no fading. I really wish this one had a much richer deeper pigment though and wasn't so sheer. I will trying using a brush in the future to apply this and see it I prefer that method to the finger one. I do like this shadow it is really easy to get a nice eye look for a 5 minute face with no effort and be out the door. Not many shadows can stand on their own like that and I usually need 2 or 3 colors to get a good eye look. This one looks good solo on me. If only it didn't accentuate the crepey eyelid skin and fine lines from too many birthdays.
on 5/21/2013 7:56:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I love this color before I wore it I did a swatch on my hand and it lasted over night till my shower. So this does have amazing staying power. I love the color as well it's a rose/champagne pink that I just love. I'm very fair so this color really shows up on me. I added Barely Beige as a base the inked pink on my lids with some Tarte purple eyeliner and tons of mascara. I was like wow it took no time to do and it looked great. Even my Nana liked my eyes and she is so brutally honest.
I love how long this stuff lasts and the consistency is so creamy. I use a brush with the pink and so far my fingers with the other 2 I have and I just make sure my hands and brushes are clean before I use them. They go on like butter and stay on forever which I love. I have allergies so my eye waters and this stuff doesn't move. Also the pink is perfect for Summer. I'm so glad I got this and my other 2 and look forward to trying more because I like how it makes my makeup routine go so much faster.
Faster and it lasts and looks good you can't beat that. Plus this pink I do think is universal with some seeing rose and others the champagne. Either way it's a gorgeous color that I will be using a lot. The Color Tattoo's if you haven't tried them ladies give one a shot. They really are excellent in my opinion especially if you like being low maintenance with your MU or high it fits both types of people. Recommended!
on 5/21/2013 7:28:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
This is a really pretty color. It goes on easily, It doesn't crease. It's inexpensive. I just love it.
on 5/7/2013 6:34:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Other, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Every color in the Color Tattoo line seems to have its own texture and smoothness. Some have visible particles when used on the lid that I don't care for (ditto for several MAC paint pots). Inked in Pink however is a delight! It goes on smoothly and beautifully with no visible particles. Gorgeous color, not too light or dark, not too cool or warm. Goes on lighter than it looks in the pot. Perfect as a base for doing a sexy pink-peachy-bronzey eye. I'm very pleased with this purchase and the price is right.
on 5/5/2013 4:07:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Great made eyeshadow pot that has shimmer and shine. Easy to apply and easy to take off. Inked in Pink color tattoo is great to wear for spring time.
on 5/5/2013 6:11:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It is a beautiful light shimmery pink colour. I use it on its own just all over the lid and it just brighten up my eye area without being too dramatic.
on 4/30/2013 11:46:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love love love the idea of this product. I just picked up A Barely Branded as well, and I'm excited to try it out. Inked in Pink would be great as a base, or maybe even on its own set with a powder. I'm wearing it right now on it's own, and it looks mediocre. The issue is that it cracked a bit. It makes my eyes look sort of dry and patchy which is surprising because of the creamy consistency. The packaging is great. I feel like I just need to work with this product a little more. I'm sure I'll find a use for it that I love.
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Maricela Bakker Woodall, Pastor Jim, and Lori Bakker all shared the same dream about a future event. Jim's daughter, Maricela told us about multiple explosions upon the earth and a huge wave rolling in over the dry land with people running toward higher ground. "It was like bombs, explosions going off first, then the waves,"Explicó.
The Bakkers saw what appeared to be stars falling from the sky, as large hail stones that were on fire. In Pastor Jim's dream he viewed this event from 200 stories high. "There were skyscrapers twisting in the wind and falling to the ground." Lori saw what looked like an adobe style building in tornado winds, twisting and turning.
"The first angel sounded his trumpet, and there came hail and fire mixed with blood, and it was hurled down upon the earth." (Revelación 8:7)
"Surely the Lord God does nothing, but He reveals His secret to His servants the prophets. A lion has roared! Who will not fear? The Lord God has spoken! Who can but prophesy?" (Amos 3:7-8).
This photograph of the flaming meteor that exploded over Sierra Nevada with a powerful sonic boom was released by NASA this week.
The sound and winds from this disintegrating meteor rattled houses in both California and Nevada as it released energy equivalent to a 5-kiloton explosion.
This could be a preview of things to come. The meteor entered the earth's atmosphere around 8 a.m. el domingo, at thousands of miles an hour. Meteoroids quickly ignite in the searing friction of earth's atmosphere, 30 a 80 miles above the ground. It hurled over California's Central Valley, Abril 22, 2012. This event was also discussed on the Jim Bakker Show.
If you observe the heavens on any given night, you will likely witness an occasional shooting star. Sin embargo, on certain nights you can watch a steady stream of these objects streaking across the sky. These events are known as meteor showers, and they occur when large amounts of cosmic debris enter the earth's atmosphere and burn as they approach the ground.
Planet X or Nibiru as it is also called is a planet that orbits our sun every 3600 año. It got its name from being elusive. The first real pictures of Planet X were photographed shortly after January 26, 1983. The astronomers calculated that Planet X was over 50 million miles away from us at that time.
En 2004 Planet X was determined to be only 7 million miles away. It's moving closer! Its closest orbit to earth will occur at the end of 2012, at which time it will be even closer than our satellites.
The third trumpet sounded; "And a great star fell from heaven, ardiendo como una antorcha, and it fell on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water." (Revolución. 8:10)
The fifth trumpet sounded, "and I saw a star fall from heaven unto the earth: y le fue dada la llave del pozo del abismo. Y abrió el pozo del abismo; y subió humo del pozo, como el humo de un gran horno; and the sun and the air were darkened because of the smoke of the pit…" (Revolución 9:1-2)
Could the bottomless pit be a mega volcano set off by the earth-shaking power of falling stars breaking up as they fall through our atmosphere striking the earth?
It shall all happen "In a moment, en un periquete, a la final trompeta. For the trumpet shall sound, y los muertos serán resucitados incorruptibles, and we shall be changed." (1 Corintios 15:52) y (1 Tesalonicenses 4:16-17)
Jesus revealed to the apostle John the prophetic meaning of the 7th trumpet that it would signal His return, which John recorded in the book of Revelation:
"Then the seventh angel sounded: y hubo grandes voces en el cielo, decir, 'The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ, and He shall reign forever and ever.'" (Revelación 11:15).
No matter what the emergency or crisis, there are perilous days ahead. You and your family will have basic needs to meet, including water, comida, shelter and warmth. It is particularly important to store these needs ahead of time in a location that you will be able to access. Jesus told us of the time of trouble to come, so you can be prepared. "Os he dicho estas cosas, para que en mí tengáis paz. En este mundo tendréis aflicción, but take heart! Yo he vencido al mundo. " (Juan 16:33)

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Kentucky Rifle Hunting Pouch by: Madison Grant
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Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry.
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Over 200 hunting pouches are shown in large photos, as well as powder horns related folk art related to the American long gun. Includes approximate dates, descriptions and detailed historical backgrounds on each item shown.
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For some unknown reason the hunting pouch has been somewhat overlooked. Mr. Grant's work brings into perspective the history, style and function of the hunting pouch as an indispensable associate of the muzzleloading rifle or musket. More than 200 hundred examples of pouches and other items to service the distinctly American gun known as the long rifle are described.
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I support Adam Bowen for County Commissioner. Adam will apply his solid business background to Larimer County. His background started 20+ years ago when he earned his degree in Business Administration. He succeeded in the corporate world in the green economy sector and has vision and understanding of the challenges business face in our community. His business experience will help him lead Larimer County in job creation for this important sector of the economy. I know Adam to be a dedicated ... Full Story
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Adult Child
|Does the adult child need to be covered by my medical insurance in order for me to pay and deduct the medical expense on my HRA?
|Any out-of-pocket expenses associated with your dependents can be taken as a tax deduction on your HRA regardless of whose health insurance plan they're on.
|Does the adult child have to be living in our home to qualify for a deduction?
Can they be married and still qualify?
|The adult child qualifies for a deduction even if living away from home and even if married. (Your adult child qualifies regardless of residence or marital status.)
|Is this beneficial to a child with no medical insurance?
|It would be beneficial for the parent of the child, as any out-of-pocket medical expenses could be taken as a deduction on the parents' business tax form.
|Why should a Client use the Adult Child Tracker?
|The Adult Child Tracker is a free service provided to an AgriPlanNOW and BizPlanNOW Client. This service tracks when an adult child becomes ineligible for medical benefits through their parents, and takes the burden of doing so from the Client. The Client is notified when that child no longer qualifies as a dependent under his/her Plan.
My daughter was taken off my insurance when she turned 19. I can't put her back on until my Plan year starts again.
Send the form in now. It's no problem to collect that information and get it into the system early, while you're thinking of it. Doing so helps ensure that we don't lose track of your dependents who still qualify to be on your Plan. Meanwhile, you can still deduct any out-of-pocket expenses your daughter incurs on your AgriPlanNOW or BizPlanNOW.
CLASS Act Long-Term Care Guidance
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Expense Deduction Optimization
|When did the changes go into effect regarding Over-the-Counter (OTC) medications not being deductible?
|This legislation went into effect on January 1, 2011.
|Is there a list of eligible expenses that TASC could provide?
|TASC has generated a list of items that are considered eligible expenses with AgriPlanNOW and BizPlanNOW (www.tascmicrobusinessnews.com). However, this is NOT a comprehensive list. For a current list of allowable items/expenses, visit the IRS.gov website and view Publication 502 Medical and Dental Expenses (pdf). If still in doubt, enter the expense on the transmittal. We will adjudicate it at the end of the year when you submit your list of expenses to TASC.
|How do I obtain an Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form?
|Email email@example.com or call 1-800-422-4661 to obtain a copy of the OTC Prescription Order Form.
|Do we need to submit the Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form to TASC?
|No. Obtain the form with signature from your doctor. Retain your OTC Prescription Order Form in your own files.
|What do I do with the Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form once the doctor has signed it?
|File the form away with the rest of your AgriPlanNOW or BizPlanNOW documentation. Do NOT send it to TASC.
|Will one Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form suffice for all medical expenses?
|Use one form for each medical Provider. You may list your own expenses as well as any of your dependents' expenses on that same form. Update that form each year in your records.
With regard to the Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form, does the pharmacy keep these on file? Do we keep these forms at home and bring them to the pharmacy?
|A pharmacy will not accept an OTC Prescription Order Form. They will only accept prescriptions written on a doctor's prescription pad. If an expense required the OTC Prescription Order Form, you/employee/spouse must pay out-of-pocket (the TASC Card will not be accepted), you must reimburse your employee, and you should retain the OTC Prescription Order Form for your records.
|How does the TASC Card work?
|Complete a TASC Card Enrollment form. A Participant can use the card for any eligible medical expense. The card differentiates between expenses that are eligible and those that are not. When purchasing an eligible item, the card is swiped; TASC fronts the money (up to $1,000) and pays the merchant. Within 5 business days, you will receive an email notifying you that funds will be taken from your business checking account for that expense. The transaction will occur shortly thereafter. The TASC Card is not a credit card; it is a DEBIT card. Benefits of using the card include...
...Automatically qualifies expenses at point of sale
...Eliminates the need to reimburse the employee for medical expenses
...Pre-populates the transmittal (online and paper) for end of year submissions
|Is the TASC Card a credit card?
|No. The TASC Card is a debit card. An Automatic Clearing House (ACH) transaction occurs within 5 business days of the point of sale. TASC draws funds from the Client's business checking account after notifying him/her via email of the transaction.
|How much does the TASC Card cost?
The TASC Card is free with your Plan. There is no charge tied to it. Dependent cards are also available for a spouse or child.
|Can I obtain a TASC Card for my spouse or children?
|Yes. To obtain additional cards, submit a Dependent Card Enrollment Form. Email email@example.com or call 1-800-422-4661 to obtain the form.
|Is the TASC Card the same as my BizPlanNOW or AgriPlanNOW Benefits Card?
|Yes, the card is the same. Both cards function exactly the same way. We have simply renamed the Benefits Card.
|The TASC Card has a $1,000 limit, but many times we have expenses that exceed that amount. How do we pay for those expenses?
If you foresee a situation where you will require more than $1,000 for a medical expense, simply call our toll free number 1-800-422-4661, and we will load your card with additional funds to cover the medical costs. The funds must be added to the card before using the card to pay the expense.
|If I don't have the TASC Card, how do I know what I can deduct?
|When in doubt, put it on the Transmittal. If it is not eligible, TASC will catch it on our end.
|Why is there a dollar limit on the TASC Card?
|The dollar amount limits are necessary because the funds are our liability up front. TASC fronts the money to the merchant initially. We then deduct the funds from your business checking account to recover our outlay.
|Will we be able to use the TASC Card to pay for Over-the-Counter items (OTC) after our Prescription Order Form is in place?
|No. IRS rules prohibit using a debit card for any ineligible expenses. You must purchase all ineligible items as out-of-pocket expenses and be reimbursed with funds from the business account.
|I have a TASC Card. I buy several items at my local pharmacy. I scan the TASC Card first, and then pay the balance with other funds. How do I know which items BizPlanNOW covered out of the total?
|Obtain a receipt from the merchant. Also, those expenses that were purchased using the TASC Card are automatically put on your Transmittal for you. When you receive your paper transmittal at the end of the Plan year, those expenses will be pre-filled on that form. They are also immediately pre-filled on the online Transmittal.
Does the TASC Card reject the entire transaction if there is an ineligible expense?
|No. The TASC Card will work for the eligible expenses and will pay for those. Any ineligible items that remain must be covered with another form of payment.
From which business account does TASC pull the funds?
TASC will pull funds from the business account that you so designate. To make the designation you must provide us with the business account rounting and account numbers. Make sure to designate a business account and not a personal account.
|I have not been transferring funds from my business account to the personal account. Am I in violation of the program?
|You must do one of two things to remain in compliance with a Section 105 HRA Plan: (1) use the TASC Card to pay for expenses, or (2) use a personal account to pay for expenses (i.e., doctor's office visit, co-pay, or prescription) and reimburse yourself/employee/spouse from the business account. This further establishes the employer/employee relationship, even if you employ yourself as a corporation.
|Do herbal medications qualify as an eligible expense?
|Herbal medications require a prescription or Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form in order to qualify as an eligible expense.
|Are vitamins/supplements considered an eligible expense?
|Vitamins and supplements require a prescription or Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form to qualify as an eligible expense.
|Is a prescription needed for massages?
|Massages require a prescription or Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form to qualify as an eligible expense. There must be a documented medical reason for needing the massage.
|Are fitness memberships an eligible expense?
|Fitness memberships require a doctor's note or Over-the-Counter (OTC) Prescription Order Form to qualify as an eligible expense. There must be a documented medical reason for needing the membership.
|Is there a way to complete the Transmittal Form at the end of the year such that it doesn't become a burden?
There are two great ways to ease that burden: Use the TASC Card to pay for all your medical out-of-pocket expenses. Transactions from using the TASC Card will be pre-filled on the year end Transmittal for you! Otherwise, you can enter expenses as you go throughout the year using our online Transmittal.
Patient Protections & Provisions
|Does TASC send the ERISA notices in the mail for the Client to keep on file?
|TASC provides the appropriate notices for compliance with ERISA and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) provisions for Clients with multiple employees. Depending on your situation, only one notice might require action; it relates to Medicare Part D.
|Exactly what kinds of notices must be sent to employees?
There are 10 notices required by ERISA that may or may not need to be distributed to employees. TASC provides Clients clear direction on what to do with each notice, when said notice is pertinent to your specific situation. TASC can send AgriPlanNOW and BizPlanNOW Clients a feature pack mailing which includes an explanation of each of the ten notices and what actions are required. To request a packet, call TASC at 1-800-422-4661 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
|Is there a template for the notices? Is there a distinction between grandfathered and non-grandfathered Plans?
|TASC will clarify which notices the Client is expected to file or act upon. We will send AgriPlanNOW and BizPlanNOW Clients the actual notices and provide specific direction regarding what to do.
|Do AgriPlanNOW and BizPlanNOW recommend health insurance providers by state for small businesses?
TASC does not recommend specific health insurance providers. Meanwhile, www.healthcare.gov is a website that was developed as a result of changes enacted by the Affordable Care Act. Individuals and small businesses can access this internet portal to obtain information about the insurance coverage options that may be available to them in their state.
Wage Payment and Tax Reporting Services
|What options are available with the Wage Payment & Tax Reporting Service?
when elected, basic payroll services are available with your Plan...
|If we enroll in the Wage Payment option, will TASC take care of depositing the tax withheld?
|Yes, our Wage Payment & Tax Reporting Service will pay wages, which may or may not incur additional costs, depending on your needs. Call our toll free Customer Care line for a quote at 1-800-422-4661.
|Is the Wage Payment & Tax Reporting service a "full" service? Does it include making payroll deductions (including state) and reporting and submitting funds to appropriate government agencies?
|Our Wage Payment & Tax Reporting Service has two options of service available. In order for TASC to remit the state tax portion of payroll, the Client may be required to pay an additional fee depending on the state in which they live. Please call TASC at 1-800-422-4661 for a quote.
|Who should participate in the Wage Payment & Tax Reporting Service?
TASC's Wage Payment & Tax Reporting Service was developed to assist AgriPlanNOW and BizPlanNOW Clients with compliance. It is a very basic payroll service that is best suited for customers who are spousal employees on a quarterly payroll frequency. When in doubt, ask your tax professional or TASC Provider whether or not TASC's Wage Payment & Reporting Service is best suited for your situation.
Wellness Grant Guidance
|What is the wellness grant and how do I get one?
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) passed legislation in March 2010, including a grants program to assist small businesses in their efforts to provide comprehensive workplace wellness programs. Eligible employers will be awarded grants to provide their employees with access to new workplace wellness initiatives.


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Moving to a Mountain -- But Where? Help!
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Moving to a Mountain -- But Where? Help!
Well boys, I've made up my mind!
I'm over the rat race, I'm debt free with quite a bit saved up. It's gonna be a huge lifestyle change and I kinda feel bad for quitting a great job when there are so many people struggling right now. I want to do this while I'm still in good shape too.
That said, I don't want to all the sudden be 55 years old working my tail off for the same promotion as 5 of my peers, they are actually educated and didn't have to work up from being a laborer - foreman - site sup - PM... so I'm sure they would get the awesome job first anyway!
I have quite a few friends here in Denver, but anywhere would be great. (I live in Golden here, but travel for work, so I'm not home much at all!)
I'm debt free and have the ability to go anywhere at this point in my life, throw some suggestions my way!
you guys have been all over it seems!
How do you do it at resorts?
- I have an electrical (Lineman/Splicer) background.. but I doubt that helps in these areas. I can always get back into it if things go south.. It's just everyday I have this job is the worst day of my life. it used to be so fun before I got into management.
- I'm not a very social person, any good jobs for the introverted types? If not I'm sure i could suck it up and be a waiter or something..
- I wouldn't be against buying a Condo or if I could find some with realistic HOA fees. 200K is fine, but add another 300/month to that and it's a little ridiculous!
- What do you guys pay for rent? I hate paying rent and prefer to buy, but renting may be the only way!
Do you guys regret it?
I feel like if I just go do it I'll be able to make something work!
It's gonna suck having to pay for health insurance and driving my own vehicle again though
Thanks !
I'm sure you guys answer this shit all the time, I need to validate my decision making I guess!
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|Capel Inks Two For 2012-13 Season
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The 16th annual Health Career Exploration Camp, sponsored by Southern Utah AHEC and the Utah Center for Rural Health, was recently held at Southern Utah University and attended by Kaycee Gilson of Carbon High School.
The camp was held June 9 - 11, and was designed to expose students to future careers in health care. Kaycee, along with 60 other high school students, explored the health care industry through three-days of hands-on experiences and learning opportunities for all who attended.
At the camp, participants were divided into four groups and rotated among 14 different workshops. Some of the workshops featured health career skills where participants learned to suture, take blood pressures, intubate and maintain an airway, provide first-aid, patient transfer techniques, operating room procedures, proper wound care techniques and more. In science labs students looked at blood smears through microscopes, conducted science experiments, learned how diseases are spread, made their own teeth impressions, dissected sheep eyes and sheep hearts, and learned about pharmacy by making their own chapstick.
Careers that were featured at the camp included, Respiratory Therapy, Nursing, Nurse Practitioner, Medical Technologist, Physician, Veterinarian, Medical Radiology, Forensic Science, EMT, Pharmacist, Optometrist, and Dentist.
Dr. Jeff Gardner, an Emergency Room doctor at Valley View Medical Center in Cedar City, was the keynote speaker at the camp. Dr. Gardner encouraged the students to pursue a health care career for the right reasons, and to put a lot of thought into what kind of a career would work best for them. Participants also took part in the SUU Challenge Course where they learned team-work and leadership skills.
There is a strong need for health care workers in rural Utah. "This camp is designed to give students from rural areas opportunities to learn about health care careers in a hands-on way that is not always available to them. It's also an opportunity for students to spend time on a college campus and get a glimpse of what college life will be like. Our hope is that by introducing students to health care from rural areas, they will ultimately choose to pursue a health care career and return to a rural area to work after their education is finished," stated Carrie Torgersen, coordinator of the camp.
After graduating from high school, students interested in health careers have the opportunity enroll in the Rural Health Scholars Program. The Rural Health Scholars Program helps students become successful applicants to medical, dental, pharmacy and other graduate level health professions programs. Student applications are strengthened through a regimen of classes, seminars, community service, job shadowing, research and advisement. Over the past nine years, SUU has experienced higher than average acceptances in all health disciplines and received national recognition for the Rural Health Scholars. For information about Southern Utah AHEC and the Utah Center for Rural Health programs, contact Dennis Moser or Rita Osborn at 435-865-8520 or visit www.suu.edu/ruralhealth.


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A family tree focussing on the ancestors and descendants of Brian Kay Bradford.
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Many people have contributed work to this tree. I rather expect help from within the family (still appreciated), but two people from outside the family have given invaluable assistance and I am truly grateful: Ingólfur Ágústsson (actually a distant relative: my seventh cousin once removed) and Hálfdan Helgason, who has aided many folks (see http://www.halfdan.is).
This will always be a work in progress. Please feel free to send me corrections or updates. If you find you are included and don't want to be, let me know that as well.


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But superstition, like belief, must die,
And what remains when disbelief has gone?
—Philip Larkin, "Church Going"
Under towering November clouds
Angevin atheists
talk over the still small voice,
weaving conversations
on mobile-wearing walks
from boulangerie to bookstore, bank to café
under empty eyes of their fourteenth-century Virgin.
Stumbling towards the Chateau
and closing time, I push through
multilingual nets of intention, racing traffic signals:
stone leviathan, centuries-old fortress
earth-mantled by moss and pigeon nests,
guards the empty moat
that once housed Duke of Anjou's deer and antelope,
ancient paths tracing this spot
now dedicated to daily auto-pilgrimage.
Dusk comes down like a portcullis
as I cross the stone bridge
to slip seven Euros in a hand
wander the graveled walks, glimpse the river's ways
and follow the signs
to the Tapestry of the Apocalypse. Lost
in the Revolution, later found warming
haunches of royal horses, or shielding
orange trees from frost,
now hung in air-conditioned shadow
for our blind gazes to slide over
minus Kodak's crutch: flash photography
forbidden, in deference to aged dyes.
Product of seven years' labour
by Bataille and de Bruges*
and an army of monks
transcendent in anonymity
who wove their faith
into stitched images of the final Uncovering,
and magnified the city of God.
Sixty-seven panels, woven witness of an era
almost as hugely absurd as the dinosaurs',
in thousands of threads, silk and wool, spinning a story
we can barely remember remembering—
instead, silicon-chip knitting of computers
to modems, to cell phones, to cameras, to the web
of videoclips or soundbytes
from sages on happiness,
prophets of global warming,
the latest televised crusades
for oil and bombs, monuments and votes.
Not this Seven-headed Beast—
Not this destruction of the City—
Not this breaking
of the Seventh Seal—
Accused by the Saint's recording quill and scroll
I buy a souvenir postcard
I cannot translate in either language,
wondering how to fill it
as I walk out into clouds of car-exhaust
today's breaths, hung on cobblestone walks
like the invisible nets of spiders
draped on moss which nibbles at the towers.
Catching the unseen drops of another day,
only these weavings will endure,
loyal not to stone, but only air
* Nicholas Bataille, master weaver. Hennequin de Bruges, painter.
This poem originally appeared in Canadian Literature #197 (Summer 2015), Predators and Gardens. (pg. 10 - 11)


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By Nikko Tan on August 29th, 2014
The Columbia Tigers broke the hearts of the Gainesville High School faithful on Thursday night with a 44-43 overtime victory at Citizens Field. With the game tied at the end of regulation, Gainesville quarterback Caelan Christian tossed a 25-yard touchdown … Continue reading
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Textable was designed and implemented by LangTech Sàrl on behalf of the department of language and information sciences (SLI) at the University of Lausanne (Unil).
The largest part of funding was initially provided by the Unil's Teaching innovation fund (Fonds d'innovation pédagogique - FIP), and led to the release of Textable v1.0 in summer 2012.
Textable's development has continued between 2012 and 2013, still carried on by LangTech Sàrl, while the program was being gradually integrated to courses taught at Unil's department of SLI (where most of the tutorials that would later become the Getting started section of this documentation have been created).
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Simi Valley Elks Officers Take 1st Place
The Simi Valley Elks Lodge #2492, located at 1561 Kuehner Drive in Simi Valley, is proud to announce that their Officers for 2013-2014 have taken 1st place in their District's Ritual Contest. The West Central Coast District consists of 12 Elks Lodges. The Lodges include Paso Robles, Atascadero, San Luis Obispo, Oceano, Santa Maria, Lompoc, Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Oxnard, Thousand Oaks and Simi Valley.
The new Offices of Simi Valley Elks #2492 are: Exalted Ruler Walter Kroetsch, Esteemed Leading Knight Robert Johnson, Esteemed Loyal Knight David Berthiaume, Esteemed Lecturing Knight Keith Scott, Esquire April Parfitt, Chaplain Vi Prevas and Inner Guard Diane Stanley.
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The Farmer File: Local author covers the globe in her new novel
It's not every day one can pickup a novel and see the name of a once top secret government project on the cover.
But you can do that with a new book out soon by part-time Naples resident Karna Small Bodman, whose careers in the White House and TV news have made her highly qualified to write her fourth novel — "Castle Bravo."
Karna's thriller is about a potentially life changing, international threat to the U.S. The core subject of her story has popped up on TV newscasts several times recently.
It is electromagnetic pulse, or EMP, detonated high in the atmosphere by a nuclear device. I'll leave the details of the intrigue for the reader to experience.
But the fact that real-life concerns about EMP are showing up in the media is a testament to Karna's insider knowledge. She was a deputy White House press secretary and later served as senior director of the National Security Council.
Having known Karna for several years, I asked her thoughts on some contemporary issues.
"It's extremely disquieting that this current administration is cutting the defense budget. There are agreements to cut more down the road, including specific cuts in the missile defense budget. They have cut out future testing of the airborne laser system, a very promising technology, but they killed it."
The airborne laser system is a key issue in "Castle Bravo."
"Also, this administration abrogated a contract we had with Poland and the Czech Republic to place a missile defense shield there. He (President Barack Obama) gave it up because the Russians complained. And what did he get in return? Precisely nothing." Karna said.
I asked Karna to contrast America's economic climate in the Reagan years with today's situation.
"Reagan inherited a terrible economy, 12.5 percent inflation, 21.5 percent interest rates and double digit unemployment. His prescription was exactly the opposite of what the current administration is doing. Reagan cut taxes by 25 percent (he wanted 30 percent) and cut regulations from 80,000 pages in the Federal Register to 47,000 when he left. Now it's back up there.
"Reagan created 18 to 21 million new jobs, including many small businesses, many owned by women. When his tax cuts took effect, U.S. Treasury revenues doubled; it happens every time, including in the Kennedy and Bush administrations."
A few notes on Karna's novel:
It's her fourth, following "Gambit," "Checkmate" and "Final Finesse," praised by the likes of world class novelists Vince Flynn and Nelson DeMille.
In her chapter, "Naples, Florida," Karna has the vice president coming here for a fundraiser.
"The driver headed down Fifth Avenue toward the Gulf, turned on Second Street and drove south. As they approached an area called Port Royal, the houses became larger and more luxurious. They continued past a wrought iron gate with a small sign, 'The Port Royal Club, Members Only,' then passed a huge stone house with its own guard shack.
"'Looks like we'll hit the jackpot in this neighborhood," Max said. 'Place looks bigger than the West Wing.' A staffer replied, 'If this even turns out as billed, we should be raising a good deal of cash, better than the take up in Tampa. And for a little beach town, that's amazing.'"
There's a bit more Naples-centered action as well. Karna's novel comes out in hardback in a few days.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Christian Ponder sauntered blankly to the podium and summarized a strange Sunday afternoon at the Metrodome with his first sentence.
"It's a good thing to be disappointed," Ponder said, "when you're 5-2."
Yes, these Minnesota Vikings and their young quarterback are living right, still unbeaten at home and seemingly undaunted despite their increasing propensity for self-inflicting wounds.
They grinded out a 21-14 victory against the Arizona Cardinals on a day they netted 43 passing yards, took seven penalties and had to overcome two Ponder interceptions inside their own 30-yard line.
Adrian Peterson gashed Arizona's vaunted front for 153 rushing yards, Harrison Smith returned an interception 31 yards for the Vikings' only second-half touchdown and a persistent pass rush battered another Cardinals quarterback into submission.
"Our offense had an easy day (Sunday)," defensive tackle Kevin Williams said, smiling. "They really didn't have to score any points after the first half."
The crowd of 61,068 was sufficiently nonplussed to start the wave while the Vikings had the ball in the fourth quarter, then repeatedly boo an Arizona penalty as it replayed on the video boards.
Thousands of fans had left by the time John Skelton's 6-yard touchdown pass to Andre Roberts cut the Vikings' lead in half with 1 minute, 48 seconds to play -- only for Jay Feely to dribble an onside kick Matt Asiata curled around to seal the decision.
"To win an ugly-looking game like this is huge," Ponder said. "It shows how good of a team we are and that we can win as a team. We're not relying on one side of the ball."
Now they're three games above .500 and within percentage points of the NFC North Division lead again, with first-place Chicago (4-1) hosting Detroit on Monday and Tampa Bay set for a short-week visit to the Metrodome on Thursday night.
No one could have been more relieved than Ponder, who finished 8-for-17 passing (47.1%) for 58 yards. His lone completion in seven attempts after halftime was a bubble screen to Peterson for 4 yards as the Vikings went three-and-out four consecutive times.
That streak ended only because the Vikings went for it on fourth-and-5 from the Arizona 33 with 14 seconds to go -- and Peterson pounded through for an 8-yard gain, as he'd done all day despite safety Adrian Wilson's presence near the line of scrimmage.
"We had to impose our will no matter if they had seven in the box or eight or nine," Peterson said. "We had the mindset that we were going to be able to run the ball, no matter what."
His relentless legs and a defense that scored on its own to force the Cardinals out of their effective ground game (26 carries, 126 yards, 4.8 average) were all the Vikings needed.
Once Smith's pick-six pushed the lead to 14 with less than a minute off the third-quarter clock, the Vikings just pounded it out, while the Cardinals ran deeper routes that had no prayer against two-deep coverage as seven sacks left Skelton increasingly skittish.
"That's the formula for success if you're in a tough situation throwing the football," coach Leslie Frazier said. "Credit our guys for buying into that philosophy and finding a way to get a win."
They had a chance to take control of this one from go, but Marvin Mitchell's illegal block wiped away a 103-yard kick return touchdown by Percy Harvin.
They had another chance when Peterson ran 13 yards for a touchdown and Brian Robison halted the Cardinals' 14-play ensuing drive by getting the edge on right tackle Bobby Massie and chasing down Skelton for a strip-sack at the Vikings' 19.
"Anytime a team's able to drive it on you," Robison said, "you really think to yourself that you want to be the guy to make the big play."
Ponder gave the ball right back, though, missing high and behind Kyle Rudolph on a throw across his body to gift an interception for Paris Lenon and an equalizing 3-yard touchdown run by slippery little LaRod Stephens-Howling four plays later.
Peterson gained 8, 17 and 12 yards on his next three carries to set up Ponder's 3-yard touchdown to Harvin on a slide route against Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson, who shadowed the Vikings' best receiver most of the day.
"We could take a bunch of keys on certain pressures that we could run right into," Ponder said. "Adrian ran exceptionally well, and obviously, the offensive line blocked exceptionally well. We're definitely relying on our run game, and that's not a bad thing. We just need to keep making progress in the passing game."
Harvin's score gave the Vikings a 14-7 lead that could have shrunk before halftime, thanks to a clueless backed-up sequence that ended with Ponder's arm getting hit on an attempted throwaway and the ball floating to Cardinals linebacker Sam Acho for another pick.
Jay Feely missed a 47-yard field goal wide right as the half expired. Then, Smith snared a silly Skelton dumpoff for Early Doucet and raced 31 yards for a touchdown 57 seconds into the second half, heaping pressure on the visitors and their overwhelmed quarterback.
Antoine Winfield stuck Skelton on a fourth-and-2 scramble to halt the ensuing drive at the 18-yard line -- one of 10 Arizona drives (76.9%) that reached Vikings territory, though only two produced points.
"He was a little nervous, I think," Williams said of Skelton, who got his 13th career start in place of injured Kevin Kolb (ribs). "He was hitting the back foot and trying to step up quickly. We did a good job rushing, and we can't forget the coverage."
The Vikings pressed, doubled and schemed to prevent the big play to star receiver Larry Fitzgerald, who finished with four catches for 29 yards.
They got another fourth-down stop when Kevin Williams sacked Skelton on fourth-and-10 from the Vikings' 37 with 6:16 to go.
They finished with huge deficits in first downs (21-12), net yards (356-209) and time of possession (35:05-24:55), one week after winning those categories in a loss at Washington that snapped a three-game winning streak -- and left players and coaches to own up in meetings.
"It didn't feel like a lost week around there," end Jared Allen said. "Guys had energy, guys had a sense of urgency to come out and play, understanding that we're coming home. ... I thought everybody prepared well and came out and just kept fighting. For being a young team, these guys are playing well."
Well enough, anyway, to have a chance to reach the midway point with more wins than many expected for the entirety of this rebuilding season.
They're still young, as Ponder's rocky showing reminded on Sunday without costing them the victory.
They're still remarkably healthy, without a single player landing on injured reserve since the season began.
They're living right, no question -- but also showing a knack for making the play they need whenever they give one or two away.
That's how a young team can stack wins and gain confidence at the time they need to, knowing well the challenges that lie on the second half of the schedule.
"The only thing we can control is what we do," Peterson said. "We just continue to keep that mindset, to focus and compete and improve this week. The sky is the limit."


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|IC Directors' Meeting Highlights September 26, 2002
Dr. Zerhouni opened the meeting by introducing Dr. Roderic Pettigrew, attending his first meeting as Director of NIBIB, and led the group in a round of applause for him. Dr. Pettigrew said he looks forward to meeting those IC Directors he has not already met personally and emphasized that he welcomes advice from all in the group.
Decision Items
Discussion Items
I. Adverse Events Reporting System
Dr. Skirboll noted the need for effective collection of data on adverse events in clinical studies and increased urgency in recent years for development of a collection system and improved coordination between the NIH and FDA. She introduced Dr. Amy Patterson, Director of the Office of Biotechnology Activities, OSP, who has led NIH's development of a national database for gene transfer clinical research, which includes a reporting format accepted by both the NIH and FDA.
Dr. Patterson emphasized that her presentation was informational and that she still welcomes any suggestions from IC Directors regarding the system. She said that the goals driving development of the system were to enable systematic analysis of data across all clinical studies and to enhance communication and application of knowledge gained from the studies. The result is called the Genetic Modification Clinical Research Information System, or GeMCRIS. The system does not dictate time frames or requirements for reporting of adverse events; it just provides a standardized means for reporting, organizing, and analyzing data.
Dr. Patterson discussed features of the system, including how investigators will use it to report on their studies, data that it will capture, and reports that it can generate. It will serve diverse user groups, from Federal Agencies and National Advisory Committees; through local review bodies, investigators, and research sponsors; to policymakers, patients, and the public. In response to questions, Dr. Patterson clarified that only a portion of the data reported and not raw data will be available to the public, and that no analytical tools are built into the system now (phase 1 of development) but that phase 2 development will include additional analytical tools.
Dr. Zerhouni asked about industry response, and Dr. Patterson said it had been mixed. She said industry representatives are pleased at the harmonization between the NIH and FDA. Dr. Skirboll added that industry has been and remains concerned about reporting adverse events because they consider adverse event data to be proprietary, confidential information industry concern does not focus on this database.
II. Update on Hormone Therapy Scientific Workshop
Dr. Kirschstein distributed the latest draft of the workshop agenda and said it is close to final. The planning group has worked with pharmaceutical industry representatives and has now included in the program a presentation of the industry perspective. The workshop will be an open meeting, but attendees must register and those who wish to comment in the time provided must submit a written statement in advance. Mr. Burklow is preparing talking points and a press package that will be available before the workshop begins. Discussion among the group reached a consensus for holding a press event at the end of the workshop so that the participating agencies can also present a consistent, coherent message on the outcome of the workshop.
Dr. Zerhouni thanked Dr. Kirschstein and all the planning team for their work in moving preparations for the workshop ahead so effectively.
III. Information Items
Dr. Ehrenfeld reminded the group that the NIH's Combined Federal Campaign kick-off event is today, beginning at 11:30, outside the Natcher Building. She appreciates participation by IC Directors and she thinks their personal support for their ICs' CFC keyworkers is crucial. She is working toward achieving the campaign goals as quickly as possible, believing a shorter campaign is preferable.
Dr. Baldwin said that her staff is reviewing materials from the meeting on conflict of interest held on Monday and is starting to discuss institutional conflict of interest. She appreciated the participation in the meeting, either directly or through a representative, of the IC Directors.
Dr. Gallin announced that the NIH Foundation has finished its fundraising for the NIH Family Lodge. Groundbreaking will take place on October 29.
Dr. Zerhouni told the group that yesterday's stem cell hearing went well. A number of witnesses and Senators said independently that the NIH is doing a good job in its role of supporting stem cell research that is permitted under the current policy.
Dr. Zerhouni announced that Dr. Kirschstein and he have agreed that he will appoint a new NIH Deputy Director and she will become his Senior Advisor. He thanked Dr. Kirschstein for her help for him, personally, and for her many contributions to the NIH, and he led the group in a round of applause. Dr. Kirschstein will continue as Deputy Director until a new Deputy is appointed, and she will continue to work on hormone therapy and other issues in her new role. Dr. Katz will head an advisory group that will recommend candidates for the position, and Dr. Zerhouni encourages IC Directors to send Dr. Katz any suggestions they might have.
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Obesity linked to low academic scores among teen girls
A new study has shown that obesity in adolescent girls is linked to lower academic attainment levels throughout their teenage years.
The research conducted by the Universities of Strathclyde, Dundee, Georgia and Bristol is the most comprehensive study yet carried out into the association between obesity and academic attainment in adolescence.
The results showed that girls who were obese, as measured by BMI (body mass index) at age 11 had lower academic attainment at 11, 13 and 16 years when compared to those of a healthy weight. The study took into account possible mediating factors but found that these did not affect the overall results.
Attainment in the core subjects of English, Maths and Science for obese girls was lower by an amount equivalent to a D instead of a C, which was the average in the sample.
Associations between obesity and academic attainment were less clear in boys.
"There is a clear pattern which shows that girls who are in the obese range are performing more poorly than their counterparts in the healthy weight range throughout their teenage years," Dr Josie Booth, of the School of Psychology at the University of Dundee, said.
The results are published in the International Journal of Obesity.
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Final sites were completed this month for the annual Potomac River summer seining survey. The survey is used to monitor annual smallmouth bass yearclass strength, as well as the abundance of nongame forage species. A total of 120 hauls were completed on the Potomac at sites from Cumberland downstream to below Great Falls. Additional sites were surveyed on the two largest Potomac tributaries, Conococheague Creek and the Monocacy River. The geometric mean number of young smallmouth bass collected per haul is used as an index of yearclass strength. Smallmouth recruitment was expected to be low this year because of flooding that occurred during early May while the bass were spawning. Strong river flow and colder-than-average water temperature increase mortality of bass eggs and bass fry by displacing them from the nest, covering the eggs or sac fry with sediment, or requiring fry to use more energy to swim and feed in the heavier currents. This years index fell below the long term median values throughout the mainstem Potomac (1.2 bass per haul, median 1.7) and the Monocacy River (1.2 bass per haul, median 1.9). Yearclass strength was slightly higher in Conococheague Creek (2.2 bass per haul, median 2.4) and the North Branch Potomac River between Cumberland and Oldtown (1.7 bass per haul, median 1.6). It is common for yearclass strength to vary from year to year.
While conducting the seining survey other fascinating animals are often encountered. This year is was quite common to find freshwater shrimp Palaemonetes paludosus, frequently referred to as ghost or grass shrimp, in the seine. Grass shrimp are nocturnal, hiding in vegetation during the day and feeding on phytoplankton during the night. In turn, they are preyed upon by many birds and fish. The abundance of aquatic vegetation in the Potomac this year is providing ideal habitat for the shrimp and the hungry fish.
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Shen Yun Performing Arts will return to Boston Feb 8-10, 2013 with a brand new 2013 production, offering an exhilarating world-class production with grand scale performances that celebrate the pure excellence of classical Chinese dance and music inspired by the myths, legends, and divine beauty of 5,000 years of traditional Chinese culture.
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Superheroes without the lycra costumes? That's 'No Ordinary Family' -- for now at least -- ABC's latest about a family that discovers they've picked up some pretty sweet powers (premieres Tues., Sept. 28, 8PM ET).
I caught up with stars Michael Chiklis and Julie Benz to hear about why they're not too keen on donning lycra bodysuits, what their characters' kryptonite might be and what they'd do with their awesome powers -- his super strength and her super speed -- if they had them in real life.
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