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Maybelline Line Express Eyeliner
63 reviews
58% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
One of the best eyeliners I've ever used! I have the brownish-black one. It applies nicely, and I love how it includes a smudge applicator in the same product (which, to me, seems hard to find). The only thing that I don't like is that it can fade a bit within maybe 5 hours. But it is very good as a staple eyeliner, since you can wear it everyday to work or school, or to a formal event. Would definately recommend if you want a versatile product.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I actually think this is a decent eyeliner but I only use this to line my lower lid. I sometimes use this for my upper lid if I want a really soft natural look but usually I just stick to the lower lid since I like a soft, smudgy look and then a more defined look on top. I got this in the navy color, I think it was called blackened sapphire. I've tried some really hard eyeliner pencils that barely make a line and this isn't bad, not as smooth as I'd like but it creates a nice line. I like that it's not overly dark because I don't want a harsh line for my lower lid and the smudger comes in handy. Lasting power is eh, I've had worse but this is okay. I notice some smudging by noon but even high end liners have done that. Overall I think this is decent liner for the price.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Uhhhkk ! so annoying it makes my eyeballs change color and it smudges and it hurts when you apply (i dont do it rough ) and the black one isnt even dark enough and i wanted it to be black !
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
The most annoying thing ever was the pencil itself. Whenever I went to sharpen the lead it snapped off. I only have a bit left so I need to find a new, good brown eyeliner. Worst eyeliner ever. Don't recommend it, buy a revlon eyeliner!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
Terrible eyeliner. It not only smuged all over the place, when I went to sharpen it it snapped in half. And I used a $35 dollar sharpener. Huge waste of money.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Silver, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This pencil has made my eyes itch. I notice it later on at night. It had never happened before. Hopefully maybelline will reimburse
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I just started wearing makeup and I decided to buy this as my first eye liner. Badddd choicee! It smudges like craaaazy. It smudges under my eye, on my eyelid and sometimes not even near my eye. Oh! And when you sharpen it, it doesnt really sharpen it's like sharpening a color pencil. ):
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
smudgy smudgy! this smudges like crazy and i dont even have oily lids or anything! it always gets below my eyes and fades.
Creamy application
spongy smudger
true color
not long lasting at all
smudges quickly
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I picked up two of these in sapphire and brown black randomly when they were on sale for $3.99 CAN. Overall, I really like these eyeliners. The staying power isn't the best, but it lasts longer than some of my other eye liners do, and it doesn't flake, even after a full day of wearing it. This doesn't irritate my eyes either (I wear contacts) which is a plus. I really like the smudge brush on the other end of the liner. I use it to smudge the liner after I put it on my lower lashes so that it's not as intense, and it works quite well for that. Overall, a decent eyeliner, and if you can find it on sale, I would definitely recommend it.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This eyeliner worked pretty well for me! And I usually don't have much luck with eyeliner. However, this one glided on pretty well and blended nicely. But it does fade throughout the day. The only thing I really don't like about it is that the smudging sponge isn't very good. My finger works MUCH better. But, I would recommend this!
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Apple said iPhone sales grew at the slowest pace since its introduction in 2007 for its first fiscal quarter ending in December.
We're live-blogging the numbers and the conference call with Wall Street analysts.
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Hi all. Thanks for stopping by this quarter's episode of Apple's earnings. The numbers usually don't come until well after the market has closed — closer to 4:30 p.m. ET than 4 p.m. ET — and the conference call is scheduled for 5 p.m. ET. I'll go over a few high-level points ahead of time as we wait for the release. As always, thanks for reading and feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments section.

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iHerb Customer Reviews
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Seems like it works, but if you do not have a gallbladder, you need charcoal supplements also.
Posted by Reviewer1084968 on Jan 24, 2009
This is a very good digestive supplement. I highly recommend it.
Good Stuff
Posted by Reviewer1250444 on Feb 27, 2009
I have food intolerances to several common foods. When I take this I will still get mild gas, but I don't getting the cramping and diarrhea.
regularity is everything
Posted by Reviewer2244412 on Jan 27, 2010
Not sure exactly what this product does for me other than help to keep me regular and to digest properly the foods I eat. Having had severe issues with my colon, this product keeps it on track.
worth it
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Joining CineSport's Noah Coslov this morning in our weekly Patriots chat, we discussed the ceiling for defensive end and outside linebacker Chandler Jones after his monster performance against the Carolina Panthers Friday.
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Tightrope Lyrics
Tightrope Song Lyrics
Another day
I take your pain away
Some people talk about ya
Like they know all about ya
When you get down they doubt ya
And when you tippin on the scene
Yeah they talkin' bout it
Cause they can't tip all on the scene with ya
Talk about it
T-t-t-talk bout it
When you get elevated,
They love it or they hate it
You dance up on them haters
Keep getting funky on the scene
While they jumpin' round ya
They trying to take all your dreams
But you can't allow it
Cause baby whether you're high or low
Whether you're high or low
You gotta tip on the tightrope
T-t-t-tip on the tightrope
Whether you're high or low
Baby whether you're high or low
You got to tip on the tightrope
Now let me see you do the tightrope
And I'm still tippin' on it
See I'm not walkin' on it
Or tryin to run around it
This ain't no acrobatics
You either follow or you lead, yeah
I'm talkin' bout you,
I'll keep on blaming the machine, yeah
I'm talkin' bout it,
T-t-t-talkin' bout it
I can't complain about it
I gotta keep my balance
And just keep dancin on it
We gettin funky on the scene
Yeah you know about it
Like a star on the screen
Watch me tip all on it
Then baby whether I'm high or low
Baby whether you're high or low
You gotta tip on the tightrope
Yeah, tip on the tightrope
Baby, baby, baby
Whether you're high or low
Baby whether you're high or low
Tip on the tightrope
Baby let me see you tight rope
And I'm still tippin' on it
Big Boi
You gotta keep your balance or you fall into the gap
It's a challenge but I manage cause I'm cautious with the strap
Do damage to your cabbage that a doctor cannot patch
See bot you don't want no friction like the back of a mathbook
Daddy Fat Stacks will fold you and your MacBook
Close shows, shut you down before we gon' go backwards
Act up, and whether we high or low we gonna get back-up
Like the Dow Jones and Nasdaq
Sorta like a thong in an ass crack
Come on
I tip on alligators and little rattle snakers
But I'm another flavor
Something like a terminator
Ain't no equivocating
I fight for what I believe
Why you talkin' bout it
S-s-she's talkin' bout it
Some callin me a sinner
Some callin me a winner
I'm callin you to dinner
And you know exactly what I mean
Yeah I'm talkin bout you
You can rock or you can leave
Watch me tip without you
N-N-Now whether I'm high or low
Whether I'm high or low
I'm gonna tip on the tightrope
Baby, baby, baby
Whether I'm high or low
High or low
I got to tip on the tightrope
Now baby tip on the tightrope
You can't get too high
I said you can't get too low
Cause you get too high
No you'll surely be low
1, 2, 3, Ho!
Yeah, yeah
Now shut up, yeah
Yeah, now put some voodoo on it
Ladies and gentlemen the funkiest horn section in Metropolis
Yeah, yeah, yeah, OH!
We call that classy brass
Do you mind?
If I play the ukulele
Just like a little lady
Do you mind?
If I play the ukulele
Just like a little lady
As I play the ukulele
If I play my ukulele
Just like a little lady
(Happy birthday)
Friends With Benefits Song List
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Philip Steir feat. Steppenwolf
Fitz and the Tantrums
›Booty Call
G. Love and Special Sauce
›New York, New York (FWB Remix)
Ray Quinn feat. Ultra Love
›Boys Don't Cry
Grant Lee Phillips
›Such a Colorful World
Max & Simon
Peter Conway
›Let a Woman Be a Woman / And a Man Be a Man
Dyke & The Blazers
›Love's Gonna Getcha
Tal & Acacia
Kris Kross
›This Too Shall Pass
Rogue Wave
Janelle Monae feat. Big Boi
›Take a Bow
Greg Laswell
›Closing Time
›Pumped Up Kicks
Foster the People
›At the Window
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Great idea. Shoot me some links please.
The biggest challenge would be to "emulate" ipod. But I saw some guys doing it already...
I've had another thought... picked up a load of UK Audio bouchers... ie Sony, Kenwood, Pioneer etc.
Any way - most of the biggys have a new function that can directly connect and control a IPOD... so one connection / one protacol - ie IPOD.
What about a gizzmo to replicate an IPOD ? Would cross more head units in one hit.
PS I can give you Euro model numbers if you want
Great idea. Shoot me some links please.
The biggest challenge would be to "emulate" ipod. But I saw some guys doing it already...
Kenwoods interface = KCA-iP500 - Works with all headunits 03 onwards
Alpine inteface = KCA-420i - Works with any 2004/2005 Ai-NET head unit
Pioneer interace = CD-IB100 - Works with most IP-Bus enabled head units
Plus I think I remeber seeing that Volvo and GM where working on OEM factory installed options as well.
I still vote for the Kenwood though but thats just me lol
Hope that helps
Hmm, no 15 votes yet. Anyone ?
How about one of these for Honda/Nissan/Toyota that includes RCA inputs?
Not sure what you mean ? You can get RCA<->3.5 jack very cheap these days. Is it a problem ?
Would love to use in my 350z,
It looks like first option gets voices. Well, I'll start working on it and update you guys on progress.
As in a previous case I will rely on you to make a beta testing. How about that ?
Mazda RX8 please. Can we utilize nav screen???
Nav screen can be supported. Just need to take a look what's needed first
Honda please, that should make it 15 =)
Vote for Mazda. I just wanna use the sttering wheel contorl to switch songs.
My shaking hands can't wait to get hold of one of these to test.
Yeah, the adapter is ready. Board still in development. The biggest problem is the OEM harness. Can't find Nissan and Honda. Brrr.
Ok, that sounds good.
I only need Toyota anyway...are they already available?
Yeah. It works on a test board. I need to complete layout design and find those damn connectors
Acura / Honda!! for 2004 +
04 Acura TL w/ core2duo 2ghz laptop w/ 1gb RAM on a docking station.
Fast car, fast PC. ;)
My TL CarPC ver2
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You may want to get in contact with a company called PAC ( http://www.pac-audio.com/ )Originally Posted by jbors
They seem to get a hold of all sorts of harness connectors (I have their PAC AAI-NIS which does Nissan aux input)
I don't think they will even talk to me. Or if they will, I don't think the harness will cost cheap enough. Rather expensive
Guys, I will need beta testers for the board. Please read this thread:
Toyota/Honda Car2PC adapter beta testing
and sign up for it so we can produce something really good.
Hope you'll like it !
Posted in both MP3car and your forum threads. Thanks!
Originally Posted by jbors
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I vote for Honda (I have an Acura, but should be similar)
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No Subarus yet, eh? I'd love one for a 2004 Subaru Forester XT.
Subaru is a pain. It does not have any interface for external CD changer. So there is no easy way to connect to it. Even though it uses simple Panasonic protocol. Will see
2002 Nissan Altima (bose system) haha
Very nice. Although I would probably never use one because I hate factory crap, it's an excellent idea and looks like it works great.
I would vote toyota, because I do have a new car that I don't want to replace the deck in....but the carputer is not going in that car
Hmm, that's the whole point to leave everything stock and just add what is missing. Right now in my Golf I have all stock, but in the trunk I have XM, 40Gb of music and videos controlled via stock system.
Still going to do Nissan/Infiniti?
Yes. Cannot tell when though


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©2012-2016 Tamas-Kakyou
I'm not sure mmm...
Get right with God.
sexy office lady would look nice getting a spanking
I'm sure this IS THE BEST. Very tasteful and alluring. Dressed with class also that hardly any woman does today. Nice work
you are perfect !
dirty little women
Nice housewife ...
Technically good picture, and she's pretty, but too young looking (hair and lack of makeup) for the sex appeal. "Office" and "Office III" are great, though.
you're wonderful!!!
Yes, better background this time! the posing, the whole composition is great (and of course You), but could You improve the Foto-Quality by using a better camera?
Y sí, pero una mejor cámara implica plata que no tengo para gastar xD La plata se destina a otras cosas.
No sé, me gustas.
Yo si estoy seguro, ppprrr...
So lovely
i wish you were my boss
sooooo cute!!
Sexy secretary
oh dios!
daredevil... but not guite
Would love to have a secretary like you....
sexy model
Nice office pics! Love the juxtaposition of proper office attire with a very sexy pose. Well done!
Truly one of the perks of working for an office company
Not a fan of office work but damn it I'll start any day if you were there
Nice work
Not a fan of office work but damn it I'll start any day if you were there
Nice work
mucha ropa? XD okok es broma hermosa... la mirada tan picara n.n


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Lukka Limited Display on Samsung S3 by trvorWatch
©2013-2016 trvor
Just recently got this phone from my wonderful mother, and I've been finding new looks all over to incorportate onto my screens. See?
Also on MyColorScreen: [link]
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OMG, this is beautiful! *o*
Thanks. I plan on using your Sugar icons on my S3 sometime soon!
I personally like the 2nd screen - the idea of having 2 wallpapers divided by a bar is pretty nice. The bottom dock is quite nice as well.
Could you share the icons from the 2nd screen?
Could you share the icons from the 2nd screen?
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Do you have any hints as to why they chose you and not someone else?
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The biggest problem with these horses is not that they're extremely rare, or that they're extremely expensive or even ugly.
The problem is that people see certain breeds, and ignore the rest (e.g. Clydes, Shires, Vanners, Percherons, Belgians). They see the beauty in one, and due to bad pictures in books (gets really annoyed) people think that the rest are ugly, when in actuality, they're not!
I am NOT at all saying that CSVPB (look above) are ugly... I'm just saying that they're taking up all the space, while these other horses get left behind. :)


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The students from SoMa's Bessie Carmichael Elementary, against my better judgement, were to ones to push down the level detonating... whatever was going to mark the groundbreak of SFMOMA's planned two-and-a-half years of closure for massive renovations expansions this morning.
When glitter cannons took the place of the further obliteration of the building behind Supervisor Jane Kim and the museum trustees with their hard hats and decorative shovels, I breathed a sigh of relief. I should have known any cultural institution with the foresight to build a DIY graffiti wall made of cookies wouldn't allow minors to be injured.
You'll probably want to say hasta luego to the Bay Area's premier contemporary art museum by attending the Countdown Days celebration, which'll bring ecosexual performance artists Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, dancer-force Marc Bamuthi Joseph, Homobiles, TCHO Chocolate, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, one-canvas docent explorations, and much more, culminating in a 24-hour extravaganza, to the soon-to-be-shuttered atriums and galleries Thu/30-Sun/2.
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Extreme adventures in storytelling
In noir, it's the clichés that play best: the hardboiled Private Eyes with sharp reflexes and the hardhearted women with secrets to keep. Archetypes, almost, they stand in for something larger than themselves, larger than us, extravagantly idealized Everypersons colored with just enough of the mundane to seem believable, each tawdry crime scene standing in for a twisted version of the American Dream gone horribly awry.
In Dan Harder's "A Killer Story," playing at the Berkeley Marsh through May 18, the detective, Rick (Ryan O'Donnell) cuts a familiar figure in a shabby suit, wise-cracking his way through seemingly endless interrogations of his clients, the dame and the duped business partner, both of whom have cause to suspect the other of treachery. Throw in a missing man, a ground-breaking scientific discovery, and an undercurrent of sexual licentiousness, and stir them together with a swizzle stick, and you've got yourself a recipe for a martini of "Killer" suspense.
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VISUAL ART Traveling juggernaut Christian Marclay: The Clock touches down at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art this week for the latest stop along its endless summer tour of major world museums.Read more »
We were a bag of mixed artfan emotions when SFMOMA sent us a peek at what the museum will look like in early 2016, when the renovations that will shutter its doors in June are complete. The bad: our city's preeminent modern art museum will be sorely missed -- after all, who else would have let us bring Boychild, Lil Miss Hot Mess, and Lady Bear to run amok in the upstairs cafe on a Thursday night? (Memories.) But, the good: there is a lot of good. Read on for the highlights of what we can expect from the museum's new incarnation, and what's going to be happening while we wait. Read more »
SFMOMA's new Jasper Johns retrospective explicates and transmutes
VISUAL ART The new Jasper Johns retrospective currently on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art opens not with his seminal 1955 painting Flag, but with one much less well known from 1956, a painted object titled Canvas. That work is made from a wood stretcher frame and canvas panel turned around to face the wall, the entire back of the thing covered in gray encaustic. Above it on the wall is a quotation from Johns, "I've always considered myself a very literal artist."Read more »
To celebrate the incredibly engaging Cindy Sherman retrospective at the SF MOMA (through October 8), we asked four of San Francisco's premier drag performance artists to re-enact four of Sherman's iconic portraits. It's all about looking twice -- or in Sherman's case, four or five times -- and we wanted to see how many layers of gaze her work could hold.
Cindy Sherman's performative portraits visit SFMOMA
VISUAL ART Cindy Sherman is nearly always described as a groundbreaking postmodern photographer and pioneer. The mostly excellent, just-the-hits traveling retrospective currently visiting the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is carefully curated to justify that praise. All the high points of Sherman's prolific career are here, and her virtuosic scrambling of photographic conventions and assumptions are shown in high relief. As an act of institutional pedagogy, it's certainly effective if not exactly revelatory.Read more »
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The art of storytelling goes back as far as spoken language. How stories are told and passed on has taken many forms over the centuries, and within games, it is no different. Some games may not even appear to tell a story while others it is the entire focus. Let's take a look at the many ways you can choose to get the Lore, History and Humor in the Wildstar Universe. Let's break down the many ways WildStar tells story, teaches lore and how each impacts you, the player.
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As many PS3 users, including myself, are struggling to even get into a game how can we participate in the double XP weekend which treyarch promised us .
Yesterday the game was working "ok" but now whenever I press 'play online' it says the servers are not working.. Really frustrating and now we will miss out on double XP.
The multiplayer aspect appears to be functioning. This might be a temporary location based issue. Either way based on the conversations I've been having with Activision customer support, additional double xp will be implimented to make up for the server issues.
To be honest I've never understood why they launch a game on Tuesday, and always do double xp straight away when they have these issues year on year.
This is frustrating and since it was a "perk" that we purchased when pre-ordering our games, I hope they save face somehow.


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Revlon Colorburst Lip Butter - Fig Jam [DISCONTINUED]
90 reviews
88% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
My new favourite lipstick, Great product.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Oily, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Black
love the color on my lips,just natural
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Other
Echoing some of the other positive reviews--love this stuff and always have it with me. They say you can tell if a lipstick is a good color for you by applying it to a completely makeup free face--it should bring your face alive anyway. Don't know exactly why this one works but it does. I used to be a full-on red lipstick girl but at my age now it can look harsh. On me this is a brown-y deep red that gives a warm, sexy, juicy/bitten look without trying so hard. And it does go on like butter-- while that doesn't last long a bit of a stain does. Sometimes I use a lip brush for more finish, sometimes just dab from the tube or with fingers. When it gets messy halfway through the tube I scrape the rest into a little pot. I have no use for Revlon products except some of their lipsticks and nail polishes, but I live in fear of this being discontinued!
Age: Unknown
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I keep reading reviews that say this is a universal MLBB shade. I gueuss I'm the odd duck because this is very unflattering on me. I'm very fair olive, lean very yellow with dark brown hair, brown eyes. On me this is a very dark brown that leans cool. It's muddy, very pigmented which in this case is a con because it's impossible for me to dab on just a bit in an attempt to get some use out of this. Just not wearable.
This seems more pigmented than the other LB's I've tried. It's sans shimmer/sparkle just beware its a very deep shade which is not mitigated by being sheer, nor glossy as it's neither.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
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It's amazing that in an era of oversharing and reality TV, a doc consisting mostly of cable TV clips and personal reminiscences can be so resonant.
The documentary has its roots in a monologue in which the "guest of Cindy Sherman" (what H-O's place-card read at a gala) stood up for his personhood and made himself the center of the story—only there's NO STORY, not even insight into what made this unlikely couple click. Remove the boldface names and there's no movie; that center does not hold.
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It all begins to feel tawdry, especially since Paul H-O never seems to realize that even though he wants everyone to know who he is, he's never given a good reason why we should.
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And you can get lost in it, spend lots of money trying to manage it, find insights in it that aren't actionable … or sweep it under the rug until your CEO reminds you that it (and your employment status) is on the agenda next week.
You're supposed to tell the board about how Big Data will provide a strategic advantage for your company in 2014.
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It's going to take Big Data Analytics to realize those returns, but they aren't easy either. You've never even heard of half of the vendors and tools available.
But whatever you promise, you're going to have to deliver, the CMO will draw that line for certain. He's sure he can do your job better than you. And while he's not gunning for your title, he no longer wants to fund your department; he'll go handle his Big Data Analytics needs on his own.
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And while this sounds like a somewhat preposterous scenario, the reality is, that it's exactly what's playing out not only on Main St and in suburban office parks, but at the corporate headquarters of Fortune 100 companies as well.
Big Data evangelists and chronicles of success stories from the likes of Netflix and Facebook have created a good number of Big Data believers and now every C-level exec wants his/her own Big Data story to tell.
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Earlier this year Hadoop turned seven years old and there are many, many vendors who provide their own distributions as well as products, services and support around it. Anyone who has -- and is willing to -- spend the cash required to bring Hadoop on premises, or use it on the cloud, can get the resources they need to make it happen.


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A Brief Introduction
I'm the Skeptical Aquarist. I've been a beginner at keeping apartment-sized freshwater tropical fishes in planted aquaria for over fifty years, and on the whole it's been successful, in a modest way. I was fascinated in the fifth grade by the concept of the "balanced aquarium" as it was then understood: the fish respire carbon dioxide, which the plants take up, producing oxygen for the fishes. Well, that much is true, as far as it goes, but there's so much more going on in the planted aquarium, and I hope in the pages that follow I can explain it clearly, with plenty of links to dependable and detailed accounts available elsewhere on the Internet.
My seven tanks are all planted, with undemanding plants, and I intend them to be good-looking, since they're all pretty much on view. The fishes I describe are limited to those I have experience with. New York City's tapwater comes from the granitic highlands of the Catskills, merely filtered and chlorinated, but with some orthophosphate added. It's very soft, chloramine-free and free of agricultural run-off, and its rare quality has made me a lazy aquarist perhaps. My water has led me to keep the forest fishes from peaty waters in South America and Southeast Asia and ignore the fishes from hard alkaline waters, like livebearers, Central American cichlids and the mbuna of Lake Malawi. I have no basement for ranks of spawning tanks, and a 200-gallon tank would very likely drop through my 125-year-old floors.
The Skeptical Aquarist went online in 2002. Everything I've been overhearing since, remarks that you've all posted about the site at forums here and there, has been hearteningly positive! Thank you all for that! So I updated and expanded it in 2011, and chased down the web links that have shifted over the years and regretfully eliminated those that are well and truly gone. And there are even beginning to be some illustrations, thanks mostly to generous and handy friends. Anything you see here will be from my own aquaria.
I 'm still counting on you to tell the difference between what I relate to you from my reading and what comes from my own experience, and perhaps to filter out some of the opinions I've formed over the years. What's good practice in my water, after all, may not be best in yours. So, keep your own skeptical guard up, and form your own informed opinions!
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Thanks for keeping this site going.
I'd be one that has been promoting your information on another forum. Thanks for keeping this site going and updating the content. Myths abound out there and they don't die easily. I've had many spirited online discussions.
You used to have an article on 'hazy water'. I can't seem to find it now. It's one of the most common questions on the forum. Is it still here?
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Great site!
New to the hobby, your site has been a great help and a wonderful resource.
Hope you haven't given it up, it looks like it's been a while since the last update.
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Glad to hear that!
Appreciate the effort you put into the site.
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Poking a hornets nest with a stick!
I have enjoyed reading your site for several years . An opinion expressed in aquatics is usually panned by some armchair general. I think the site is a great resource. Every day is a school day in this hobby, I reckon this site gets it spot on. But like many in the hobby I have a few opinions that when expressed its like poking a hornets nest with a stick !
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Tilting at windmills
After spending many hours of the past week investigating fish husbandry forums I conclude that almost everything on them is unmitigated dross.
I almost weep to see the waste of fish, money and plants caused by advice from the experts on the web. The senseless loss of life of so many beautiful creatures to kudos and whim must surely be a sin.
I refer people to this site but they prefer to follow the shiny golden calf and buy their chocolate teapots. The way of the world.
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Counterfactual history deals in questions of What If: What if the Athenians had brought more cavalry and proved victorious at Syracuse? What if Lenin hadn't arrived at the Finland Station? What if the Germans had won World War II? What if John F. Kennedy hadn't died young? Counterfactual questions, all of them, and the list is, potentially, endless.
Normally thought of as a historical exercise, the counterfactual is even more central to the enterprise of fiction. What if an aging Spanish knight with a doleful countenance, fired up by legends of chivalry, set out to win the love of a beautiful maiden named Dulcinea? What if an elegant and honorable Russian woman were to leave her husband and child to run off with a handsome but feckless cavalry officer? What if a man woke to find himself turned into, of all things, a beetle? Counterfactual, all of it-the counterfactual, in the hands of great artists, turned into classical fiction.
This example of Kafka's "Metamorphosis" is a reminder that, many years ago, in a story in the New American Review, Philip Roth imagined that Kafka had lived long enough to have to flee Hitler, and that he had shored up in Newark, New Jersey, where he was forced to teach Hebrew to a 12-year-old Philip Roth and his dopey contemporaries. What a brilliant notion, counterfactual at its core! Roth came up with another several years later in imagining the fate of the Jews in the United States if Charles Lindbergh, sympathetic to the Nazis as he was, and perhaps the most popular American of his time, had been elected president of the United States.
In Lions at Lamb House, Edwin M. Yoder Jr., a frequent contributor to these pages, has, counterfactually, written a highly amusing novel that is, at bottom, of great seriousness. Yoder's what if has Sigmund Freud, the Viennese alienist, as he was then known, paying a two-week visit to Henry James at his Sussex retreat at Lamb House in Rye, with the intention of putting the novelist through a brief psychoanalysis.
"For the first time, so far as I am aware," Freud tells James at the outset, "a great writer is to be psychoanalyzed, and not from a text or a painting or a sculpture."
Although psychoanalysis is not usually thought of as an adversary proceeding, one's first thought at the prospect of Henry James encountering Sigmund Freud is, What a match! We have in these men, as Yoder has Freud put it, "two different wayfarers in the quest of the mysteries of consciousness," with Freud of course staking a claim to have dove deeper, down into the murkier waters of the unconscious. As his friend Edith Wharton tells James, "This is an escapade worthy of one of your own tales." And in Edwin Yoder's capable hands it turns out to be just that.
The novel is set in the late summer of 1908. Henry James is 65, Freud 52. Freud arrives at the train station at Rye with a letter in his pocket from William James, his American confrere, the author of Principles of Psychology and, of course, Henry's older brother. William has set up this encounter, as he writes to Freud,
not only to promote a meeting between two far-ranging minds, allied as they are in the quest for the deep secrets of human consciousness; but also because I do worry a good bit about Harry's more eccentric preoccupations. They seem to me to exhibit what you and I might call a certain fetishism. Perhaps your term would be 'obsessional,' although without clinical study I would be slow to speak of 'neurosis' in Harry's case.
What William James is worried about, specifically, is the circumambulatory style in which his brother has composed his later novels, a style that he also applied to the revision of his earlier novels for the New York Edition of his fiction--a style that William could neither pierce nor abide. He was also worried about the adoption by Henry, who lifelong suffered from costiveness, of the method of digesting food known as Fletcherism, which called for chewing every mouthful of food 32 times, or 100 chews per minute, before swallowing. Freud never quite gets around to investigating these matters with any intensity, but he does subject Henry James to an analysis of sorts that nearly results in Freud's abandoning his own methods.
Yoder sets all this up very neatly. His story is told through a number of differently reflecting lenses. He has invented a character named Horace Briscoe, a young American who is a summer guest at Lamb House while working on a doctoral dissertation about James's stories about artists and who reports on all he knows firsthand about the meetings between the novelist and Freud. He has created a correspondence on the subject of Freud, describing his intentions and his behavior, between James and Edith Wharton. And he has devised a record of notekeeping that Freud maintains while in Rye in which he comments on the progress of his psychoanalytic sessions with James. The pieces from all these sources match up and fit in nicely to form a mosaic-like rendering of the meeting of the two great minds.
Henry James is a one of a small number of gods residing in my personal pantheon. He is a writer about whom I am able to read almost everything, and have in fact read a vast deal. I believe I know a fair amount about James's life, both in its artistic and quotidian aspects. Yoder, on the evidence of this book, knows no less than I. With my radar turned all the way up, I have not been able to catch him out in a single mistake or false note in his detailed portrait of Henry James. He knows James's habits, the habits of his servants, his speech, his epistolary style, his supremely ironic point of view, what subjects he was ready to discuss (with astonishing circumlocution), and what subjects he placed permanently off limits. James's relationships with his brother, with the novelist Constance Fenimore Woolson, with the sculptor Henrik Andersen--all this Yoder works gracefully into his narrative. In his portrait of James, Yoder has, as the gymnasts say, nailed it, a perfect six.
The portrait of Freud is less full and thereby less persuasive. Freud, in fact, at times comes close to seeming a comic figure. The comedy begins with his sometimes lapsing into Germanic syntax: "Shall we be ein cab taking to Lamb House" is an example. Yoder involves Freud in a dust-up with a heretical archdeacon, who is a neighbor of James, in which the scientific Herr Doktor not only loses his cool but, at one point, is choked by the enraged clergyman. Everywhere Freud finds sexual symbols in James's dreams and in his life. At one point, he writes in his notes, James "expressed surprise when I told him that the ear trumpet [of the hard-of-hearing Miss Woolson] might well be a displaced genital device, involving as it does the insertion of a 'shaft' into the aural orifice." Only toward the novel's end, when his report on his own analysis of Henry James is discovered, and it turns out to be in many ways balanced and sensible, does Freud regain stature.
Just at the center of the action in Lions at Lamb House Yoder constructs a romance between Horace Briscoe, who will eventually be the chronicler of the meeting between Freud and James, and the rather sexually advanced (for the time) niece of the heretical archdeacon. This is artfully done, and entertaining, but the true center of the novel is the meeting of the two masterminds.
Artists have always tended to step around psychoanalysis, finding something deeply repellent, if not comical, about it. Paul Valéry was suspicious of it. James Joyce called it "neither more nor less than blackmail." Vladimir Nabokov was perhaps most unrelenting in his disdain of Freudian doctrine, never passing up an opportunity to call its founder the "Viennese quack," or to characterize psychoanalysis as little more than using classic myths to cover up private parts, referring to "the oneiromancy and mythogeny of psychoanalysis." He detested what he took to be Freud's crude use of symbolism, with every symbol having a sexual meaning.
But what Nabokov, and all other artists along with him, most disliked about Freud's thought is its determinism. So much of fate, in Freud, is set, locked in for good, in the sexual patterns of early childhood. Literary artists see this as greatly delimiting the individuality and freedom of human beings in a world much more varied and richer than could be dreamt of in the philosophy of Sigmund Freud and his followers.
In Lions at Lamb House, Henry James, the consummate artist, shows less animus than detached amusement at Freud's venture of psychoanalyzing him. Bring it on, he in effect suggests, and shows himself, as William James suggested in his letter to Freud, "genially skeptical of the more schematic interpretations of the human personality." Freud, meanwhile, is respectful of James. He contended, after all, that everything he knew he learned from the poets. ("Everywhere I go I find a poet has been there before me," he wrote.) Freud believed, for example, that "that ghost story [James's The Turn of the Screw] offered yet another intimidating instance in which a supreme artist had anticipated, and even trumped, his own clinical findings--an angelic vaulting into the realms of the high imagination into which a poor clinical investigator could only toil step by tedious step."
What we learn of the analysis itself comes chiefly from the journal notes Freud records about it and his later paper on the subject and James's correspondence on the subject with Edith Wharton. As James writes to Miss Wharton: "I remain of the view that Freud's mental 'science,' interesting as its insights occasionally are, is too schematic and mechanistic to account for the infinite, intricate shadings and vagaries of human consciousness." And he writes to her again: Freud "concedes that we storytellers do sometimes intuit what he aspires to reduce to a systematic hydraulics of the consciousness, replete with valves & vents, taps & gauges, pipes & conduits."
In Yoder's novel, James finds Freud "a decent sort," and even fears that he shall miss him upon his departure. None of which prevents him from thinking Freud quite wrong about his interpretation of Hamlet as incest-yearning, though he allows that he might be on "firmer ground" in his reading of Oedipus Rex. He holds that Freud is himself "a storyteller and a good one," adding that psychoanalysis "aspires to science but is no less a form of storytelling than my own."
Freud, for his part, faced with the brilliance of Henry James's talk, "wondered at times who was the analyst and who the analysand." In the end, after his stay of two weeks at Lamb House, Freud admits, to himself, his defeat: "My conclusion is that when one probes the unconscious of a great imaginative artist the powers of psychoanalysis are diminished. Or as I would put it, before the problem of the creative artist analysis must, alas, lay down its arms. Have I said that before? Yes, I believe I have." In fact, he says it much later, in his 1928 paper, "Dostoyevsky and Parricide."
In one of their sessions James tells Freud that his speculations, if correct, would presage the end of literature, and that he "would leave nothing to the imagination, no work for storytelling to do. But my dear doctor, imagination is all." At their final session, Freud says to the novelist: "Then we are at an impasse, and perhaps we may agree to leave it at that--you with your fine and subtle old art, I with my crude new science. . . . With that armistice our final session came to a friendly and philosophical but inconclusive end. I thought there would be a revelation, an epiphany at the end. But alas, no."
Yet, many years later we learn that there nearly was such an epiphany, at least for Freud. When the 62-year-old Horace Briscoe, now a professor at Johns Hopkins, is able to acquire from Freud's daughter Anna her father's paper on his brief analysis of Henry James, he learns that, in retrospect, Freud thought James "had had the better of the arguments." Freud also notes that "there were indeed moments in his company when I was tempted to lay the sword of psychoanalytic science at his feet and apprentice myself to poetry. But the hour [for doing that] is late and I am old and weary."
Edwin Yoder is very even-handed in his account of this debate between the artist and the analyst who believed he had come up with an irrefutable science of human behavior. As a writer, Yoder has a natural propensity to favor James, the artist over the analyst. Yet he holds out hope for psychotherapy, too, even allowing Henry James to concede the possible use of it, telling the young Horace Briscoe that "if psychological science could be devised and if people of ordinary talents could be trained as analysts, it would be useful to humanity since it would greatly expand the circle of human knowledge. But, my boy, those are very big ifs."
But let us consider, as Yoder's superior counterfactual novel encourages us to do, what would have happened if Sigmund Freud and Henry James had indeed met, and if James had caused Freud to lose confidence in his underlying assumptions and consequently to abandon psychoanalysis.
Ah, think of all the torture spared so many victims of psychoanalysis at the hands of later analysts who, over decades' long analyses, rigidly applied Freud's deterministic notions! Think of all the men instructed to resolve their Oedipus complexes by properly hating their fathers! Think of the grief saved so many at the hands of inferior therapists of various kinds, grotesque little mini-Freuds, dispensing cloddish advice! Think how different America over the past 75 years would have been without the influence of Freudianism everywhere eroticizing thought, relationships, and just about all other aspects of everyday life!
Here are some what ifs that could keep a lively mind engaged for months.
Joseph Epstein is the author, most recently, of Alexis de Tocqueville: Democracy's Guide.


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Wikipedia:WikiProject Aviation/Assessment
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Welcome to the assessment department of the Aviation WikiProject! This department focuses on assessing the quality of Wikipedia's aviation articles. While much of the work is (may in the future be) done in conjunction with the WP:1.0 program, the article ratings are also used within the project itself to aid in recognizing excellent contributions and identifying topics in need of further work.
The ratings are done in a distributed fashion through parameters in the {{WikiProject Aviation}} project banner; this causes the articles to be placed in the appropriate sub-categories of Category:Aviation articles by quality, which serve as the foundation for an automatically generated worklist. The running totals for aviation assessments are shown in the table below, also found here, and the overall project is found at Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Index.
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- See also the general assessment FAQand the project's B-Class assessment & criteria FAQ and A-Class review & criteria FAQ.
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- The rating system allows the project to monitor the quality of articles in our subject areas, and to prioritize work on these articles. It is also utilized by the Wikipedia 1.0 program to prepare for static releases of Wikipedia content. Please note, however, that these ratings are primarily intended for the internal use of the project, and do not necessarily imply any official standing within Wikipedia as a whole.
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- Because of the large number of articles we deal with, we occasionally make mistakes and add tags to articles that shouldn't have them. If you notice one, feel free to remove the tag, and optionally leave a note on the talk page of this department (or directly with the person who tagged the article).
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Guy Gibson, - major review in April 2013; since then minor corrections to grammar and minor changes to factual details -PeenemundePigeon 10:30, 28 February 2014 (UTC)
- Qantas Flights 7 and 8 - recently expanded (quadrupled in size).
Three of the images are nominated for deletion on Commons (the three from the inaugural A380 flight). If they're deleted and you see red links, the image in the infobox just needs to be replaced with File:Airbus A380-842 - Qantas (VH-OQG).jpg(Update: Images deleted as they should have been.) AHeneen (talk) 01:57, 1 October 2014 (UTC)
- 3 Commando Brigade Air Squadron new article at what used to be a redirect. --Bye for now (talk) 15:03, 2 October 2014 (UTC)
- 2001 Antonov An-70 Crash - Inline citations recently added. Samf4u 14:56, 30 December 2014 (UTC)
- Infrastructure of Singapore Changi Airport - Recently split from Singapore Changi Airport and elaborated on content.Hendrick 99 (talk) 11:08, 21 March 2015 (UTC)
- Double Six Crash - Article significantly expanded. New check requested for the B-article criteria. Thank you and regards :-) Cerevisae (talk) 23:55, 29 May 2015 (UTC)
- Judy Leden - Article just added to project Tip.Stall (talk) 18:36, 25 June 2015 (UTC)
- Mental health in aviation -Wondering why it is not a B article (I thought it meets the criteria of a B class article). Mbenderb1 (talk) 05:04, 19 November 2015 (UTC)


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Coconut Shrimp - Instructions
These crispy shrimp are rolled in a coconut beer batter before frying. For dippingsauce, I use orange marmalade, mustard, and horseradish mixed to taste. In mediumbowl, combine egg, 1/2 cup flour, beer, and baking powder. Place 1/4 cup flour andcoconut in 2 separate bowls. Hold shrimp by tail and dredge in flour, shaking off excess flour. Dip in batter;allow excess to drip off. Roll shrimp in coconut and place on a baking sheet linedwith wax paper. Refrigerate for 30 minutes. Heat oil to 350 F (175 C) in a deep fryer.Fry shrimp in batches. Cook 2 to 3 minutes or until golden brown, turning once. Usingtongs, remove shrimp to paper towels to drain. Serve warm with your favorite dippingsauce.
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Yield: 6 servings Note: Serve Coconut Shrimp with a simple sauce. Mix together 3/4 cup orange marmalade,1/4 cup Dijon-style mustard, 2 tablespoons prepared horseradish, and 1/4 cup honey. Submitted by "Linda" to Allrecipes.com.


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Publisher Bethesda Softworks revealed today that The Elder Scrolls Online will debuted for PC and Mac on April 4. The company also confirmed that the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 releases will follow in June.
The Elder Scrolls Online is a sequel to the previous Elder Scrolls game, including the most recent release, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. TESO is similar to the others in the series, but — for the first time — Bethesda is taking the action fully online in a massive and persistent world.
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There are only a matter of months left until the final film in The Divergent Series is released and now you can watch the action-packed first trailer for Allegiant right here!
The movie stars Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Ansel Elgort, Miles Teller, and Zoe Kravitz in their roles from the first two films in the franchise. Catch the movie in theaters on March 18, 2016.
Allegiant takes Tris (Woodley) and Four (James) into a new world, far more dangerous than ever before. After the earth-shattering revelations of Insurgent, Tris must escape with Four and go beyond the wall enclosing Chicago. For the first time ever, they will leave the only city and family they have ever known. Once outside, old discoveries are quickly rendered meaningless with the revelation of shocking new truths. Tris and Four must quickly decide who they can trust as a ruthless battle ignites beyond the walls of Chicago which threatens all of humanity. In order to survive, Tris will be forced to make impossible choices about courage, allegiance, sacrifice and love.
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A new way of learning and transmitting knowledge with ArduinoMonday, July 21st, 2014
The training program Creative Technologies in the Classroom (CTC) is a 3-month educative program designed by David Cuartielles and Arduino Verkstad in collaboration with Fundación Telefónica, Fundación la Caixa and Ultra-lab.
It's a toolbox comprised of more than 20 hands-on, easily assembled electronic experiments; an online source for course materials and documentation tools; and a collaborative space where teachers can meet with a moderator to share their findings and ask technical questions.
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Court documents obtained by 9Wants to Know show the man who runs the well-known gun shop, Gunsmoke, has failed to file his tax returns.
The new information comes after IRS agents raided the business on March 8. At the time agents wouldn't talk about their investigation.
IRS agents claim Rich Wyatt didn't report income to the IRS from 2008 to 2011.
Wyatt and his family starred in the reality TV show, American Guns, which ran for two seasons on the Discovery Channel. The show was canceled last year.
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QUICK RESPONSE.... This beautiful Homes boast a great floor plan. The gourmet kitchen has been remodeled from top to bottom featuring new ceramic tile, new granite counter tops, new kitchen cabinets, new under mount sink, along with new stove, microwave, and dishwasher. This wonderful home also features new two tone interior paint, 5 inch base boards, all new six panel doors, new French door, new 12 mm wood laminate flooring, and new carpet. The two bathrooms have been totally remodeled with hallway bathroom featuring tiled bath tub. The exterior of this home features new stucco, double pane windows, fresh paint, and new professional landscaping with sprinklers. Too many features to list, this wonderful home is super close to schools (try across the street), shopping, and freeways. The seller is very motivated and is very responsive, offer in today response within the hour....no waiting around for days.
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 REALTY MASTERS ERIK RUIZ
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Available 08/04/2014-Appraisal came in at $415,000. Completely Remodeled!!! Two homes on one lot!!! Great Lynwood area borders to South Gate and Downey. Front unit is a big three bed two baths home with new laminate flooring through out. New kitchen cabinets with granite counter tops. New moldings, fixtures through out. Fresh paint Exterior/Interior. Back house offers a separate one bedroom, one bath. Also completely remodeled. It's a must see property.
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