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text: 1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data A horizontal thin disc of mass M and radius R rotates about its horizontal axis through its centre with angular speed w. If a chip of mass m breaks off at the edge of the disc, what is the final angular speed of the disc? 2. Relevant equations Initial rotational kinetic energy = 0.5*I*w2 I = 0.5*M*R2 3. The attempt at a solution I assume that the chip broke off can be considered as some point mass. So the new moment of inertia of the thin disc, Inew = 0.5*M*R2 - m*R2. so based on the conservation of kinetic energy: 0.5*I*w2 = 0.5*Inew*wnew2 + o.5*m*(R*w)2 then I substituted in the new moment of inertia and simplified. what i get for wnew is the same as w. That means the speed is unaffected. I am not sure whether this is the correct way to do it? and if so why the speed is not affected by the process? Thanks for any help give.

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The problem of suffering has caused many to leave the Faith, but Fr. Josh Johnson uses this Jubilee Year of Mercy to show how mercy and suffering go hand in hand. Jesus was willingly betrayed, abandoned, and crucified to show that he is with us in our suffering. In receiving his divine mercy through confession, by coming to Christ in our brokenness, we join Christ and the saints in their suffering so we can share in the resurrection with them.
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IITs to hike fees by 80 per cent for undergraduate programmes from 2013-14 session
January 8, 2013
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NEW DELHI: The IITs will increase fees by 80%, encourage more students to pursue research and hunt internationally for directors, the IIT Council decided on Monday at a meeting chaired by Human Resource Minister MM Pallam Raju. The fee for undergraduate programmes have been hiked to Rs90,000 from Rs 50,000 a year from the academic session 2013-14 and will not apply to existing undergraduate students. The fee, increased for the first time in five years, will now be reviewed annually.
IIT panel recommends 80% hike in tuition fee for undergraduate course
November 6, 2012
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NEW DELHI: The Standing Committee of the IIT Council, the supreme decision-making body of IITs, at its meeting on Monday, recommended an 80% hike, or Rs 40,000, in annual tuition fees for the IIT undergraduate programme . The annual fees would now rise to Rs 90,000 once the IIT Council accepts the recommendation. Official sources said the IIT Council, headed by the human resource development minister, will take up the matter when it meets on January 7. The Standing Committee is an executive sub-group of the IIT Council, comprising the directors of all IITs, and it advises the ministry and the Council on matters of common interest to all the institutions in the system.
IIT panel likely to recommend raising tuition fee of UG programme
November 1, 2012
NEW DELHI: The standing committee of the IIT Council which meets in Mumbai on November 5 is expected to recommend raising tuition fee of undergraduate programme from Rs 50,000 to Rs 90,000. The development comes as an empowered task force is still considering the details for implementation of the Kakodkar Committee which had recommended last year a steep hike of Rs 2-2.5 lakh per annum from the existing Rs 50,000. As the task force is in the process of deliberation, the proposal for raising the fee by Rs 40,000 per annum would be taken up by the directors as an "interim measure", sources said.
IIT-Delhi accepts common test based on percentile ranking
August 3, 2012
NEW DELHI: IIT-Delhi today accepted the common entrance test for admission to the undergraduate programme for 2013 based on percentile ranking and retain the existing eligibility condition for students who passed their board examination this year. IIT-Delhi senate, which met here today to discuss the IIT council decision of June 27, adopted the format but with some modification, recommending that a student has to satisfy either being among the top 20 percentile or have scored a minimum of 60 per cent score at the board for admission.
IIT-Kanpur to accept common entrance as 'interim' measure
July 28, 2012
KANPUR/NEW DELHI: IT-Kanpur today decided to accept the common entrance based on percentile ranking as an "interim" measure only for 2013 and retain the existing eligibility condition for students who passed their board examination in 2012. For 2014 and onwards, it suggested constitution of a senate committee which will study all aspects of the admission process and arrive at recommendations. Further, it said the number of students to be filtered for the advance exam in 2013 under the new two-tier format should be decided based on the nature of the test.
Common entrance exam: IIT Bombay seeks change in test formula; may get backing of IIT-Delhi and IIT-Kanpur
July 26, 2012
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NEW DELHI: If human resource development minister Kapil Sibal thought that he had managed to put the IIT common entrance examination debacle behind him, then he is mistaken. The compromise over the IIT admission test hammered out late last month has run in to trouble. The Senate of the IIT Bombay now wants fewer students from the JEE Main. Instead of the proposed 1,50,000 students it has suggested to absorb 50,000. It is expected that the Senates of IIT Delhi and IIT Kanpur will echo the modification suggested by their colleagues in IIT Bombay.
IIT Bombay gives nod to new format of common entrance exam
July 25, 2012
NEW DELHI: IIT Bombay today gave its nod to the common entrance for admission to the undergraduate programme from 2013 under a format which will admit students having top 20 percentile of their respective boards. The senate approved the IIT council's resolution regarding admission to the IITs based only on rank achieved in advance test subject to condition that selected candidates are in the top 20 percentile of successful list of their boards. IIT council, at its crucial meeting here on June 27, had adopted a resolution in this regard as part of a compromise formula, bringing an end to a deadlock between the government and the IITs which had been opposing giving weightages to board results.
IIT's new admission norms: More stress in store for aspirants?
June 29, 2012
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BANGALORE | NEW DELHI: Ayan Agrawal has just made it to the biotech stream at IITDelhi this year. His rank in JEE 2012 was 3,532 and his XIIth standard CBSE percentage 77.2%. Had the new IIT admission norms announced on Wednesday come into force last year, he would have missed making it to the top 20 percentile of students in his board by a whisker. That would also have cost him his IIT seat, never mind his JEE rank. Even as the stressful reality of the new admission formula for IITs and a few other institutes sinks in, about half-a-million students who will fight it out for about 9,600 IIT seats next year are beginning to brace themselves for a harder grind.
IIT-Delhi alumni association reject compromise agreement
June 28, 2012
NEW DELHI: The alumni association of IIT- Delhi today "rejected" the compromise agreement reached by IIT directors yesterday on holding the common exams saying the decision is against the interest of students. It said the 20 percentile criteria which was agreed upon yesterday at the IIT council meet to end the logjam will make it difficult for students, especially from rural areas where school education is in shambles to get admitted to IITs. "The 20 percentile criteria for school boards stands rejected because such patch-work solutions taken in haste to meet deadlines of 2013 by HRD Ministry are contrary to the objectives set out by it and prejudicial to the interests of students," president of IIT Delhi Alumni Association Somnath Bharti said.
Row over IIT entrance exams resolved; new format to be implemented from 2013
June 27, 2012
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NEW DELHI: In a bid to break the impasse over Common Entrance Test (CET) for engineering colleges in the country replacing IIT JEE , the IIT Council today decided that top 20 percentile from every board would be eligible to appear for the JEE Main exam . "This has been done taking in view the IIT Joint Admission Board's suggestion and to respond to faculty associations and senates protest against providing 50% weightage to...
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This brand is better than the other Rhodiola supplements I have tried. I like how this brand is fresher than the others. Whenever I take it I notice a subtle increase in energy and a very noticible mood boost. I usually take one in the morning and another one in the afternoon. An added benefit of Rhodiola that I have noticed is that I sleep better at night (although during the day when I take Rhodiola I do not feel sleepy or drowsy). Give it a try - I think you'll notice a positive change!
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I personally found Rhodiola is the best adaptogen compound, especially with this product of Eclectic Institute. Rhodiola appears to be able to significantly reduce the effects of prolonged and minor physical exhaustion that results in fatigue. This product features the active co-factors of whole rhodiola root, including rosavins and salidroside, and with NO bidders NO fillers. With the process of freeze drying their plants, Eclectic Institute is able to provide the next best thing to fresh plant material. I have noticed many positive results in physical fatigue and well-being performance with no adverse effects noted. One can easily see the positive results on the very first dose. Taking everything into account, I highly recommend this high quality product. I am a strong advocate on scientific medical research and evidence-based information, and constantly want to differentiate between marketing hyperbole and real world effects. I hope you'll find my review Helpful to you. Best wishes and good health to everyone!
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I've only been taking Rhodiola for a few days,bit to soon to tell if there working for me.I live in Australia,I could of ordered 3 bottles of Electric Institute Rodiola including Postage for the price of one bottle in Australia.So i'm on a winner already.Had a good night sleep last ight.


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When rain or snow puts a damper on playing outside and cabin fever is driving everyone bonkers, these quick play-and-pretend ideas will keep kids occupied and happy for hours:
We've all created puppets out of cotton socks, paper bags, markers, and a handful of buttons. But kids can get really creative with a cool grab-bag of puppetry accessories that you gather and store in a special Puppet Box. As you're cleaning the house or shopping at grocery, thrift, or dollar stores, keep an eye out for fun adornments for homemade puppets.
Collect and buy: glitter, dried beans, sequins, tinsel, pipe cleaners, string, ribbons, yarn, buttons and appliques, holiday decorations, stickers, seashells, etc. (beware of small objects, though, that could pose a choking hazard for small children).
Also keep your Puppet Box stocked with must-have items like glue, scissors, washable markers, Popsicle sticks, and a needle and thread (when sewing, supervise young kids or do sewing projects yourself). Also, keep a few small cardboard boxes — folded and flattened for easy storage — to cut out and color for nifty background scenes and props.
Get out some old sheets, blankets, or comforters and drape them over the living or dining room furniture. (Be extra careful around breakable and valuable items.) Use ribbons from your sewing kit, or hair scrunchies and hair ties to secure the bottoms of the fabrics to chairs and tables.
Have kids create a secret password that allows outsiders (e.g., Mom and Dad, siblings) into the private hideaway. Give your kid a battery-operated camping lantern, sleeping bags, camping-themed books, and flashlights for that added outdoorsy appeal.
Keep an eye out for interesting old clothes items and accessories around the house, on discount racks, and at dollar stores or thrift shops. Stock up on scarves, funky hats (cowboy hats, sombreros, team baseball caps, construction hard hats, etc.), costume jewelry, shoes (adults' and kids'), shirts (oversized white shirts for doctors' lab coats, Hawaiian shirts for a luau, etc.), dresses, skirts, and jackets. Collect any piece of clothing or accessory that could lend itself to make-believe.
Put the items in a sturdy plastic storage bin or cardboard box. Then pull out the dress-up chest for plenty of imagination-powered entertainment during rainy or super-snowy days.
Kids often like to thank their caregivers, grandparents, aunts and uncles, teachers, babysitters, neighbors, and childcare workers. Bake a few batches of cookies that your child can lovingly decorate and wrap with colored plastic wrap and ribbons; or create thank-you cards on regular old printer paper or construction paper. Add special glued-on adornments like family photos, ribbons, glitter, and buttons (again, beware of small objects that could pose choking hazards for babies and toddlers).
Help improve kids' spelling and letter identification skills by letting them type and print out their own messages in fancy fonts on the computer. Instead of doing crafts just to get through the day, this project will help kids feel like their time and efforts are being spent on a greater purpose — giving to someone they care about.
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A power struggle played out Thursday in the streets of central Cairo, as antigovernment protesters again faced off against Mubarak supporters. Read More »
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California's beleaguered timber industry is making a comeback, boosting the economies of rural towns that remain otherwise hard hit by the economic downturn.
In Stockton, Calif., 58 murders were reported last year, more than double the 24 reported in 2008. The city is considering filing for bankruptcy and has already laid off police officers. Photographer Matt Black documented some of the sites where these incidents occurred last year.
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The UW Tacoma and the Milgard School of Business have a two-step admission process for transfer students. This process involves several items and applicants should apply to UW Tacoma before applying to Business.
The Milgard School of Business admits students primarily for Autumn Quarter. Admission for Winter is based on space availability. Additional information about these requirements can be found on our Admission Requirements page.
High school students interested in our Freshman Direct program should visit this page to learn more about Freshman Direct admissions!
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Outside Lands is a 3-day music festival in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Upon entrance, Outside Lands requires all refillable water bottles to be emptied. Inside the music festival, you can fill bottles up, but for a cost of $1 per 20 ounces of water.
You can buy $3 disposable plastic water bottles, and beer of course, at nearly every corner of the park, but there are only three refillable water stations. At a festival with 4 stages and 65,000 attendees, these refillable stations are difficult to access.
In fact, many of my friends-- carrying refillable bottles -- resorted to buying plastic bottled water because it was too difficult to access the refill stations and a difference of only $2.
I understand that there is a cost for the festival to provide water to attendees. But for an all-day, single admittance event where alcohol is commonplace and tickets cost upwards of $100 each day - free and easy access to refillable water is not only a reasonable request, but a safety measure.
Other music festivals, including The Governors Ball, Lollapalooza, and Austin City Limits, already provide free refillable water in the name of SAFETY and SUSTAINABILITY...why shouldn't Outside Lands??
The Outside Lands Festival should make a positive statement and provide free refillable water to festival-goers.
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Does this thing still work? I can't get it to run on my machine
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Does this thing still work? I can't get it to run on my machine
Does anyone have an Elite2 skin for RRFusion please?
I can zip my files and send it to you. not sure what site to use to upload to.
No, sorry. I only have this elite 2 alpha. why not try downloading a skin with the commands that work and then make one for elite. I made a modified version of pandora for this skin.
Anyone manage to get eLite 2 Alpha to load playlists from a USB drive? I have an M3U list and RR Config is pointing to the right folders. But RR with this skin won't load a playlist.
I know most of us don't pay or donate, but I'd have been happy to if this was released fully functional. Suavecito's skins are really the only professional looking generic (not iDrive clones for example) skins around.
Could someone reupload the skin?
Thank you and really nice work!


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Spirit of the wolf. art doll sold by RedFoxAliceWatch
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- This is young wolf spirit. He loves to run around the woods, winter and snow.
Materials: faux fur, polymer clay, acrylic paint.
Everything is made by hand with love for you.
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- About Grif of Hearts
- Biography
- First and formost, I returned to Pokecommunity recently. Why did I leave, you might ask? Technical issues. They were difficult to explain, but left me only able to access this website for half an hour or so each week, which made keeping up with things very difficult. But now, I have returned, and vow to make more of an effort to help the forum thrive.
- Interests
- As guessed, Pokemon would certainly fall into that category. I'm a technophile at heart, specifically in the gaming or film category, but I also see myself as something of an novice writer, which is what keeps dragging me over the roleplaying section of this forum.
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Review: Came across La Bonita by chance and was surprised to see such a western-style Vegan spot in BKK. Seriously, this place would be totally at home in Williamsburg Brooklyn. The decor has a shabby chic/Americana theme that is inviting and homey. I especially fell in love with the 50 states quilt hanging on the wall. The staff consists of a Japanese man and his Thai wife, both of whom are incredibly sweet and accommodating. The food here is absolutely delicious, I have been two times and both times my food has been perfect. I wish the portions were a bit larger for the price (which isn't expensive by western standards, but is a bit pricey by Thai standards), and also it would be nice to have the option to switch the side dish on the entrees (when i went, potato chips were the only option. It would be nice to chose from those and maybe fries, salad or a vegetable). Also something to keep in mind is that it can take a while for the food to arrive because there is only one cook. So if you are with a large party, or if it is a bit busy, be prepared to wait. The Japanese owner speaks very good English and seemed genuinely interested in hearing customers honest opinions. It was really nice to chat with him. They have a guestbook which all the customers can sign and draw pictures in, which I thought was a nice and fun touch. Also, along with our bill came super-tasty little vegan cookies, which was awesome! Overall, I quite enjoy this place and would definitely recommend it!
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TamO'Shanter Views Stunning beach house Tasmania
From $247 / night
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Bedrooms: 4/
Bathrooms: 2/
Sleeps: 8/
Type: House
Designed to maximise the spectacular views of the coastline, this architecturally designed beach house is the perfect spot to enjoy the company of friends and family.
Tam O'Shanter Views is a great base to explore this wonderful region in Northern Tasmania..from beaches to wineries, golf courses to rugged mountains, there is so much to see and do. A bonus is its' close proximity to the wineries of the Tamar Valley Wine Route, incorporating Pipers Brook Vineyard, Jansz, Dalrymple and Bay of Fires Winery to name a few.
The natural coastal setting, modern design and clean lines make this 4 bedroom house appealing from the outside. Once you enter ...Read more
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Ideally located to visit the wineries of the Tamar Valley, seaside towns such as Bridport and George Town and Low Head. Tam O'shanter Views is virtually waterfront with only coastal vegetation and a short walk to the coastline. A stroll along a coastal track takes you to a wide, sweeping beach so, if you don't need shops and cafes on your doorstep, this is the spot for you.
visit www.tamoshanter.com.au for full details of just what the house has to offer.
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Small rural villages that contain a college usually find themselves with two communities: the college students and the residents who live in the village all year round. Each has their own interests and they do not necessarily merge. In Morrisville there is a group that works hard to make sure that the communities share each other's interests at least one day at a time.
This past weekend was the third Annual Winter Fest and the Campus-Community Relations Committee was working their magic. With a dedicated group of Morrisville State College students and a number of local resident volunteers this year's festivities went on without a hitch.
The past two years the weather has been less than hospitable, but this year the sun shone and the outdoor activities went on as planned. The MSC Outdoor Recreation Club, comprised of mostly environmental studies students, had cross-country skis and snowshoes ready for those who were willing to try some real wintertime activities.
Advisor Laurie Trotta commented that the group wanted to show the students that winter in Central New York can be a lot of fun.
The hillside at the elementary school was a popular place for those who preferred to do some sledding. In the center of the elementary school field, the students in the Ag Engineering Club had constructed a giant teepee of wood that later became a blazing bonfire.
Inside the Cooperative Extension building, the students associated with WCVM, the MSC radio station, provided music while a steady flow of visitors snacked on chili provided by The Fort and cookies provided by the Crouse Community Center staff. The generations blended. College students, many members of the Gamers Guild, laughed at themselves as they tried their hand at childhood favorites such as Pick-Up Sticks and Jenga. At another table elementary students were learning the fine points of the board game and college-favorite, Apples to Apples. The Wii game system was a popular stop for college students and children as well. The Morrisville IcePlex offered a couple of hours of free skating for those who mentioned the Winter Fest.
Sharry Woodcock, who has served on the Campus-Community Relations Committee for as many years as there have been shared activities, pronounced the day as a very good time for all involved.
Kathy Roher, who also volunteers for the committee, said she was glad to see that the rain that could have come again this year did not arrive.
The next project on the docket will be the Easter Egg Hunt. It will be another opportunity for the college students and local children to celebrate the two communities that make up the village.
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PORTSMOUTH — You want jokes? Ben Telford's got jokes. And if you don't want to hear 'em, go home.
"Leave now, because they're only going to get worse," Ben warned the crowd while he co-hosted Friday night's "Portsmouth's Got Talent" show presented by the senior class in the high school auditorium.
Although Ben's jokes were older than the auditorium's seats, many audience members inexplicably kept clamoring for more. The funny man didn't fail to deliver — one bad pun after another:
• "What do you call a can opener that doesn't work? A can't opener."
• "How did Ebenezer Scrooge win the football game? The Ghost of Christmas passed."
• "Why don't oysters give to charity? Because they're shellfish."
• "Why can't melons get married? Because they cantaloupe."
And on and on into the night.
"I asked him not to make these jokes," quipped co-host Lucas Nocera. "He's going to make them anyway."
Lucas, for his part, kept the crowd on its toes by donning a new T-shirt every time he returned to the stage. (The inscription on one of them rivaled his co-host's jokes: "I really mustache you a question, but I'll shave it for later.")
Ben, decked out in sunglasses and a cream-colored seersucker suit, said he and Lucas were originally invited to perform in the talent show. "But they realized that we're not talented at all," said Ben, who also joined his co-host for a few impromptu dance moves throughout the course of the evening.
"Yeah," added Lucas, "so we figured we'd do what teachers do. If you can't perform, host."
Fortunately, there was plenty of real talent going on behind them. Students performed under three different categories — dance, vocal/instrumental and group — with the judges ranking them on a scale from one to five. (Serving as judges were PHS English teacher Kaylin Johnson, Assistant Principal Chris Ashley and math teacher Tim Marum.)
Ava Aguiar started the night off by performing an original dance routine to Santigold's "You'll Find a Away." She was followed by Crystal LeDuc, who read an original poem.
Vocalist Samantha Kirwin and pianist Jack Grzechowiak surprised the crowd when, during a performance of "Bridge Over Troubled Water," they suddenly interrupted the song to engage in a lively, choreographed dance routine that went over well.
Next up was Sydney Carbone, who played guitar as she sang Death Cab for Cutie's "I Will Follow You Into the Dark." Emily Wirth and Victoria Bergstrom performed an original dance routine to "Mr. Mr." by Girls Generation, followed by Danielle Emond's singing of "Defying Gravity" from "Wicked."
The PHS Dance Team performed an original choreographed routine to "Countdown," by Beyonce. Closing the first half of the show was Andreas Evangelatos, who sang "Stars" from "Les Miserables" before kicking into a raucous version of Mumford and Sons' "Awake My Soul," while playing guitar and keeping time with a bass drum.
After intermission, Margeaux Sippel played piano and sang to "Million Dollar Man," by Lana Del Rey. Jake Elmslie and the Lonesome Steps, a trio that also included John Sippel on bass and Justin Janke on drums, rocked along to Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode." Then Jacob Cahoon bounded from the stage to the grand piano below to play reflective instrumental versions of two Lana Del Rey songs — "Summertime Sadness" and "Video Games."
Ava Aguiar returned to the stage for another original dance routine, but this time with a partner, Savvy Densiley. They were followed by Charlotte Akin (described by Ben as "our resident Canadian and wanna-be French girl"), who sang "Why Can't You Be?" by Third Eye Blind while being accompanied by Ben Hood on second guitar.
Popular local band Reverse Situation played its original number, "Heavy Action," with Jalen Perry on guitar and vocals. Also in the band were Mark Tenenbaum on saxophone, Sam Boswell on bass and Justin Janke — filling in for Colin Davis, who was busy with his studies at the University of New Haven — on drums.
Closing out the show were Abby Canto singing the Leonard Cohen tune, "Hallelujah," Brittany Croston performing a contemporary ballet to Glen Hansard's "This Gift," and Hailey O'Connell singing "Let it Go" from "Frozen."
The winner is …
After tallying the votes, the finalists in each category were Reverse Situation (group), Brittany Croston (dance) and Margeaux Sippel (vocal/instrumental).
And the overall winner was … Reverse Situation, which took home 5 percent of the night's profits as part of its prize.
"Now you have to do a little dance since you won," Lucas told the band.
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International Student Support and Educational Services, seeks 27 Davis families to host a graduate student from Osaka University for four weeks, starting Aug. 15.
Students taking part in this program will be attending a customized language program offered by UC Davis Extension. Host families will provide a private, furnished room with bed, linens, desk, chair, dresser/closet space and Internet connection plus two meals a day — breakfast and dinner.
Students are interested in learning about American culture and lifestyle. Host families will receive a stipend to cover expenses, including room and board.
In addition, host families are needed for students arriving for the fall quarter as well. For more information, contact Lester Neblett at 530-848-5059 or [email protected] Learn more about ISSES at www.isses-community.com.


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53 reviews
69% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$$
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Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
This is a great setting powder. I don't apply this as Cover FX suggests (they suggest you use it as a blotter before applying mineral foundation on top). Instead, I use it to set my liquid foundation.
There are 2 things I absolutely love about this product: 1) Matte but super natural finish that lasts most of the day (better than most powders anyway) 2) It really is transluscent! I have fair skin and use the light shade. It does not appear to add any colour at all and it doesn't look white or cakey.
I really do prefer liquid foundations, but having oily skin, there is no way I could last a day without setting my makeup with powder. Also, because finding a shade of foundation is so tricky, the last thing I want is to add more colour or change the overall effect of my makeup by applying a powder over top! This product meets these needs perfectly.
Cons: The price. A little expensive. Also, I know this is a pressed powder, but it takes quite a bit of effort to pick up a decent amout with a brush! Other than that, if you are an oily skin looking for a transluscent setting powder, give this one a try!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is my first experience with blotting powders and I am hooked! I used this with MAC matte primer (although any matte primer would work). Before i would use powder constantly to absorb the excess oil, which ended up with my face becoming cakey. This does set a very small amount of colour onto my skin, which is barely noticable. It keeps makeup looking fresh throughout the day. The price was quite expensive for how long it seems to last, but I get it with my shoppers points. I had read in another review that the sponge it comes with isnt very good, which is true. I too picked up another sponge to apply with. Overall, would buy again.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Great for touch-ups throughout the day, whenever my skin starts to look oily (with or without makeup). I also use it to set/mattify my liquid foundation if looks too dewy.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I like this powder. It's great for on-the-go touch ups, and I used to set liquid foundations with this because it had a great finish. The finish is hard to describe. When I used the Laura Mercier Silk Creme then topped it off with this, I could instantly see the finish of my makeup going from dewy to matte- in the most natural way.
Now, I have an oily t-zone, soIwill have to touch up throughout the day. This works as well as any other pressed powder does- it's not a miracle product. But the finish- the finish is my favorite out of all of them
I got the powder in light, and it is pretty sheer. I don't find that it turns me orange.
I love this for a blot powder! Quicker and simpler to use than oil blotting papers (especially when you're in a car with ppl).
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Ugh, can't believe I spent $22 on this. My Clarins anti-shine powder broke, so I was at Shoppers looking for something new. The SA talked me into this powder and it is just awful. I was told that it was just a blotting powder, but it leaves a tonne of colour on my skin. I took the medium, and I get this cakey orange look every time I use it. Plus the packaging is awful -- I could have done better with a straight drugstore brand like Revlon. Will go back to Clarins or something similar -- I feel like I really wasted my $$. On the plus side, it DOES get rid of shine :) and it doesn't smell. But this is makeup (cheap makeup) and makes my face look like orange construction paper.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I didn't realize how much I needed this powder until I stopped using it. A sales person at Murale suggested this powder to me because we had our first heat wave a few months ago and my oily skin was going haywire. I'm loyal to my ColourStay foundation, so I just wanted something else to keep the oilies at bay.
I was very pleased that this powder is very light and didn't add any colour to my face, and had a matte finish. I hit the pan & then the rest broke a few weeks ago, & it was cool & my oilies weren't bad, so I purchased a different (non oil absorbing) powder. We got another heat wave this week, and I ran to repurchase!!
After being outside and sweating, my ENTIRE face stays shiny and oily and disgusting. With this powder, the sweat goes away, and then I'm left with my makeup in place and very little oil, and I can easily touch up. With this powder, my makeup stays in place all day because it keeps the oil from making it slide right off.
Thanks, MatteFX, I will never stray again!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I bought this powder two days ago and it really is translucent. I am a powder-holic and usually end up looking cakey in a few hours of constantly powdering my nose. While I didn't have to powder my nose any fewer number times using this powder than any other, it did keep my face looking very fresh for all 15 hours that I was wearing my makeup yesterday. The color I bought was light. I am an E0 in Cover FX's foundation and the powder was not too dark (although it doesn't show on your skin so anyone who is light but a darker shade shouldn't worry about looking like a ghost). I recommend purchasing a separate setting powder as this won't work as one. This also works well to mattify skin to look fresh if you're not wearing makeup.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
True translucent coverage. I bought it because all other finish powders I found were loose powders and I wanted a portable compact to carry with me throughout the day. I like the CoverFX powder foundation and this definitely lived up to the expectations. It didn't keep my oilies from appearing but definitely lent a mattified appearance to my skin after foundation and set my foundation nicely. Plus, reapplying throughout the day with the puff works great and doesn't feel like I'm caking up my skin! I just wish the price was a little more palatable and maybe it shouldn't be so difficult to pick up with a brush!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I use MAC blotting powder medium or CoverFX matte FX. The Mac one is a little less expensive.
I only use it when my skin is sensitive with some redness on my face and I did not want to cover up with foundation.
I really like it. It won't look powdery at all.
Probably not suitable for very oily skin.
I have normal/dry skin. I apply very sheerly.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Cool
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I bought this to mattify my forehead and nose when it gets a bit oily. When i use the puff that comes with it, it barely soaked up the oil. It was more effective when you use a powder brush. There's nothing special about this. I got this in the summer when i was a medium, but now i'm borderline between light and medium and it still works fine. It's very sheer so it doesn't add any colour, so your foundation is safe.
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Wonga may be embattled, but as a barometer of the U.K. economy's health, it's pretty useful. And it's doling out fresh lessons with each new tribulation. Read More »
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Wonga may be embattled, but as a barometer of the U.K. economy's health, it's pretty useful. And it's doling out fresh lessons with each new tribulation. Read More »
Like financial crisis mushrooms, payday lenders appeared overnight and spread like mad on British high streets. They offered fast cash at very high rates to those for whom more traditional forms of credit were hard to come by, as battered banks held back. But they're not flourishing any more. Read More »
Britain's payday lenders are being squeezed from two sides. On one side, their pick of customers is being eroded by a healthier economy–as people both need less payday finance and as traditional lenders loosen their credit criteria. On the other, stiffer regulation is eating into their hefty margins. Read More »
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Paid vacation not guaranteed in the US
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We came here back in 2010 and the food and service were some of the best I've ever enjoyed. (And to give you some background, I'm a serious foodie from New Orleans who lives in LA and have been to some pretty terrific restaurants in both of those places, as well as Paris, New York and London.) The service here was so kind and impeccable: they even wrote our names in chocolate on our dessert plates!
Unfortunately, one of our party of three (who was from a country I won't name, where the tipping situation is apparently different) only left 5% tip on her check. Agh! When we found out afterward, and explained it to her, we all felt terrible. (Although two of us left 20% on our checks.)
Anyway, it was a great experience and probably this sort of thing happens all of the time, traditions being so different between countries, but I'm glad TripAdvisor is here so I can apologize, regardless.
Thanks for a wonderful night we'll never forget!!


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In 2013, The Walt Disney Company has once again given us some great full-length feature films. While some soared at their movie release, others plummeted. We narrowed the choices down to 6 and asked our Chip & Co Fans: "What movie do you think was the Best Disney Movie of 2013?"
Our Chip & Co Fans have voted and the results are in…
#1 Frozen – This is hands down the Chip and Co Fan favorite and I couldn't agree more. Not only do I listen to the Frozen soundtrack on a continuous loop in my car, I have gone to see the movie 3 times so far.
Directors – Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee
Writers – Hans Christian Andersen, Jennifer Lee, Shane Morris
Cast – Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Groff, Josh Gad
#2 Saving Mr Banks – Among Chip & Co Fans, this movie comes in a close second to Disney's Frozen, but the consensus among our Fans is that this is the BEST Disney non-animated feature film of 2013.
Director – John Lee Hancock
Writers – Kelly Marcel, Sue Smith
Cast – Emma Thompson, Tom Hanks, Annie Rose Buckley
#3 Monsters University – This movie holds steady at #3 with our Chip & Co Fans. I agree it should be rated after Frozen and Saving Mr. Banks. Do you?
Director – Dan Scanlon
Writers – Dan Scanlon, Daniel Gerson
Cast – Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi
#4 Oz the Great and Powerful – Having never seen this movie myself, only a few handfuls of Chip & Co Fans voted for this movie. I would love to know if I'm missing out. What did you think of Oz the Great and Powerful?
Director – Sam Raimi
Writers – Mitchell Kapner, David Lindsay-Abaire
Cast – James Franco, Michelle Williams, Rachel Weisz
#5 Lone Ranger – To die hard Lone Ranger Fans, this movie seemed to disappoint bringing it in at #5 on our countdown.
Director – Gore Verbinski
Writers – Justin Haythe, Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio
Cast – Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer, William Fichtner
#6 Planes – This movie comes in a distant 6th place with only a handful of votes.
Director – Klay Hall
Writers – Jeffrey M Howard, John Lasseter
Cast – Carlos Alazraqui, Dane Cook, Stacy Keach
What order would you have put these 6 movies in?
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A woman who fell over a wall at a Roman site after looking for somewhere to urinate after an evening's drinking has lost her legal action for substantial damages.
Lisa Driver, a mother of two in her 40s, suffered a skull fracture which left her with epilepsy after landing at the bottom of the moat at the Roman Painted House in Dover, Kent, in the early hours of July 15 2007.
Dover Roman Painted House Trust and Dover District Council denied liability for Mrs Driver's injuries, claiming that she was a trespasser and the author of her own misfortune.
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Today, Judge John Leighton Williams, at the High Court in London, said Mrs Driver was a trespasser in law and rejected her claim that the site was dangerous.
He added that, even if he had decided in her favour on liability, he would have found a higher than 50% degree of contributory negligence on her part.
Mrs Driver has no memory of the accident but her friend, Elaine Bristow, said that they were not drunk although Mrs Driver had consumed five vodka and Cokes - two at home and the rest in three different pubs.
She told the court that they went into the private car park at the closed site, while they waited for their taxi, as Mrs Driver wanted a "wee" and had been told she could not use the taxi office's facilities.
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"When she went around the corner, I knew what she was going to do and I said 'you can't wee here' and we walked to the wall."
Mrs Bristow said she stopped Mrs Driver because she would get a fine if a police car came along and saw her urinating.
The Trust's counsel, Philip Williams, suggested that they had been "on the pop" that evening for six and a half hours, but Mrs Bristow said they only had single measures as doubles were too expensive.
The judge heard there had been no other accidents since the 3ft wall was built almost 40 years ago although an estimated 650,000 visitors had passed through the site during that time. The wall was in good condition, painted white and readily visible.
The judge said that, as a witness, Mrs Bristow "was a little protective of the claimant with a tendency to argue".
"I am not satisfied she has an accurate memory of the detail of what happened that night.
"Maybe because she wasn't asked until two years after the event, but I suspect that drink too played a part."
He was not satisfied he had heard a true account of how much each woman had drunk
"I find it surprising they limited themselves to only three or four drinks in the four and a half hours they spent in Dover before the accident."
Mrs Driver's agitated search for somewhere to "wee" in the car park told him that her judgment was impaired and she probably attempted to climb over the wall to relieve herself on the other side.
He said: "Where urgency exists it rarely vanishes into thin air."
While there was obvious sympathy for Mrs Driver, whose injuries had blighted her life and prevented her return to work as a teaching assistant, that was not enough for her case to succeed.
At the completion of the hearing the judge addressed Mrs Driver and wished her "good luck for the future".
Asked for her reaction after the ruling, she commented outside court: "To be honest with you it was the outcome that I was expecting.
"It was what I was expecting so, you know, life goes on for me. Nothing is going to change."
Smiling, Mrs Driver, 47, from south-east Kent, added: "I am still here, and I am not dead - that is a positive!"
It is understood that she was on a no-win, no-fee costs arrangement.
She left the Royal Courts of Justice in a wheelchair.
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Abstract: We construct a -parameter family of complex Hadamard matrices of order by a natural block construction. We combine this family with an earlier result of Zauner to derive a -parameter family of triplets of mutually unbiased bases (MUBs) in . This invalidates some numerical evidence given by Brierley and Weigert and sheds new light on the problem of determining the maximal number of MUBs in .
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something snowy~ it snowed here in my city some days ago |D it's all already half melted now, tho orz
done in SAI
more Vocaloid => [link]
done in SAI
more Vocaloid => [link]
AWWWE It's sooo cuuteee
I feel so dumb right now. . .
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I've heard alot about Vocaloid but don't know I'm supposed to watch it. So. . . Can I have a link please?
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I've heard alot about Vocaloid but don't know I'm supposed to watch it. So. . . Can I have a link please?
ehm it's not an anime, you can't watch it! xD Vocaloid is a voice synthesizer program, they have many songs you can listen to on Youtube and some have really cool videos too (=
So cute!
awwwwwwwwwwww soo cuteee!!
i saw this on Zerochan!!!! ur an amazing drawer!!
Very cute, I like Rin's hairstyle and the looks on their faces. ^_^
their expressions, man
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their expressions, man
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nyaahh i wish i could colors and shade like youuu D: so beautiful
cute, i love how you drew rins hair ^^
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So cute! They have matching green eyes!
aww so adorable
so sweet!
the snow always makes things more better
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aw they're so cute together!!
Aaawww this reminds me of that one song that I can't remember the name of at the moment lol
Beautiful job, as always~!
Beautiful job, as always~!
It's really cute! The snow here is almost gone, too. It snowed earlier last week I think, and then the past few days it's been higher 30's and lower 40's. It's been really warm this year. oTL
I'm getting a very warm vibe from this drawing ^^ It fits this cute moment
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