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Forever 21, a fast-growing, moderately priced clothing chain, plans to open a large downtown Seattle store this fall.
Downtown Seattle, rattled by recent store closures, is getting a large, new fashion retailer for the first time since the economy went into free-fall more than a year ago.
Forever 21, a fast-growing, moderately priced clothing chain, plans to open a large store this fall in the space now occupied by Old Navy at Sixth Avenue and Pine Street. Old Navy, in turn, will move a block westward along Pine to be under the same roof as sister retailer Gap.
Forever 21 will occupy about 38,000 square feet over three floors, said Maria Royer, who negotiated the deal on behalf of San Francisco-based Gap.
Royer, a principal at Real Retail in Seattle, said Forever 21 will expand the retail core's "fashion-forward merchandise mix. They're going to bring new vitality and a new customer downtown."
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Undeterred by the recession, Forever 21 plans to add more than 80 new locations to its base of about 460 stores worldwide. Its local presence includes Westfield Southcenter in Tukwila, Seattle's Northgate Mall, Alderwood mall in Lynnwood and Kitsap Mall in Silverdale.
Originally called Fashion 21, the Los Angeles-based company was founded in 1984 by South Korean immigrants. It's known for replenishing merchandise quickly to keep up with changing fashion trends.
Among its rivals is European retailer H&M, which opened a 16,000-square-foot store downtown in fall 2008, becoming the retail core's last major fashion addition, Royer said.
Forever 21's arrival contrasts with the recent nearby closure of women's clothier Coldwater Creek and the departure of high-end jeweler Cartier from downtown's Pacific Place mall.
Old Navy, which Gap owns, plans to remain in its current location until its new space a block away is ready in June, said Ken Norcross, the chain's Seattle district manager.
Old Navy will take over the Gap's basement and a portion of its street-level space. Each will retain separate entrances and employees. No layoffs are planned, and customers will see the same merchandise assortments as before, Norcross said.
Standing outside H&M downtown, Simone Woolery, 28, of Seattle, said she looks forward to Forever 21's opening across from Pacific Place and the Nordstrom flagship.
An event planner, Woolery bought a black blazer and purple cocktail dress at H&M for an upcoming trip to Las Vegas.
"Pacific Place is more upscale, and Nordstrom is upscale, of course," she said. "Forever 21 will open up the market to younger shoppers with less disposable income."
Times business reporter Eric Pryne contributed to this story.
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Saturday, April 5, 2008
Light of the World
It's Saturday already, which means it's SFYTT time! Head over to i{heart}2stamp to see the sketch, Jen's sample, and a sample by Jen's new guest designer, Sarah Green. Sarah has been blowing me away with her talent for months, so I'm really happy to see her as Jen's GD, and can't wait to see what she has in store for the rest of this month's sketches! For more creative inspiration, take a gander at what Carole, Shannan, and Susan came up with. When you're ready to play, link your card up to Jen's blog, and if you upload to SCS, use keyword SFYTT so we can all see!
I won't lie to you -- this one took a L O N G time to make! I first stamped the lighthouse image from Light of the World (by Our Daily Bread Designs) in Palette Noir on watercolor paper and colored it with reinkers and an aqua painter. Everything is distressed (all over, not just the edges). I went back over the lighthouse image with a light sponging of Creamy Caramel to pick up the creases and add some age. The image panel with the magic mesh behind it is raised up on dimensionals. Another batch of dimensionals raises up the whole thing from the card base.
Once I got the lighthouse finished and attached to the card base, I was disappointed that there wasn't room on the front for one of the accompanying Bible verses in this set. That's when I decided to try running the sentiment around the outside of the layered image panel. The stamps are red rubber, so I assure you I was getting cozy with my Stamp-a-ma-jig to make sure everything lined up. Even so, it was one of those times when I was holding my breath desperately hoping for no boo-boos!
Stamps: Light of the World (Our Daily Bread Designs), Cheesecloth (Stampin' Up!)
Paper: Blue Bayou, Confetti Tan (retired), Very Vanilla, Not Quite Navy, watercolor paper
Ink: River Rock, So Saffon, Creamy Caramel, Close to Cocoa, Bordering Blue, Not Quite Navy, Always Artichoke
Accessories: edge distressing tool, antique brass jumbo eyelets, twill, natural hemp, sponge daubers, magic mesh, aqua painter
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your card is stunning! Well done!ReplyDelete
Stunning, gorgeous, absolutely beautiful. Love the big eyelets with hemp thru it, your coloring is unbelievable. Great job!ReplyDelete
This is absolutely gorgeous! Oh my!ReplyDelete
breathtaking!!!! simply gorgeous!ReplyDelete
- jen del muroApril 5, 2008 at 9:58 AM
STUNNING!! I love this!ReplyDelete
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow! Amazing.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness Amy! This is gorgeous!! I love all the distressing!ReplyDelete
Amy this is just STUNNING!ReplyDelete
- Mary DavidsonApril 5, 2008 at 11:22 AM
Oh my gosh! I LOVE this card! The coloring, the distressing, the words around the focal point, everything!!!ReplyDelete
Fabulous, as always, Amy! You are da bomb-diggity, what with your awesome cards, glamorous new photo, and here-a-DT-there-a-DT! Don't forget us little people as you take over the stamping world, okay?! : ) {{{Pickler}}} <--- hope you don't mind if I call you that in honor of the wise and remarkable Kellie Pickler.ReplyDelete
Wow! I've just looked through pages and pages of your blog and may I say, what an inspiration! you are one truly talented lady. I'm putting you on my favourites.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful card, love the lighthouse and how you did the sentiment.ReplyDelete
- Kelley H.April 6, 2008 at 2:39 AM
Amy, this is freaking awesome!! Holy smokes, you go girl!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Love the colors, the twill, the hardware... TFS!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous, awesome, stunning, beautiful, fantastic, and I like it too!ReplyDelete
Amy - your card is gorgeous!!! I bought this fab set too and I love it!!! I enjoy your creativity with this set....~TFS~ReplyDelete
This is absolutely gorgeous Amy!! I love the torn, ink distressed edges, and those awesome large eyelets on there!! WOW!!ReplyDelete
I ordered this set and I can't wait for it to get here! Very beautiful cardReplyDelete
This is absolutely amazing, and in my opinion, well worth the effort!! You amaze me with your creativeness, no wonder design teams are scooping you up left and right!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful card. Your cards with this set are just stunning. Totally worth the extra time you took with it.ReplyDelete
PURE genius to add the scripture along the outside of the image. I love it!!!!ReplyDelete

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The current population of Smith County is 15,712 with the median age of 40. Smith County's median household income is $33,892, and the average household net worth is $310,930.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Smith County by age group. In Smith County, the male-to-female ratio is 7,558:8,154, which is 2% lower than the ratio of Mississippi, which is 1,461,217:1,543,330. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
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Household income distribution represents the distribution of Smith County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Smith County is $33,892, which is 12% lower than that of Mississippi ($38,599). Income data for Smith County is sourced from census, 2015.
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What is the purpose of this method in java. If we not use what happens? If i give some array size then what happens
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It's for passing in command line arguments: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17409_01/javase/tutorial/essential/environment/cmdLineArgs.html
I think you have to have it declared in the main method (but you don't have to use it). I don't think you can give it an array size.
The args array contains all command line parameters passed in to your Java application. For example, if you call your application like this:
Then args[] will be an array of the following strings:
You can give it any name you want -- it doesn't have to be called
It passes any command line arguments to your Java application. For example, if you run your app as:
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You get a Java compilation error; e.g.
is invalid Java. An array type declaration does not have a size, because the size is not part of an array type. The size of a Java array is a runtime attribute that is only determined when the array instance is created.
Passing arguments from the command Line. Which can be used by the program as a set of parameters to operate upon or produce a result based on a set of known parameters.
The Java Language Specification doesn't seem to define the semantics of args, so I presume it is up to the JVM itself to determine how to populate the array. I can imagine that platforms such as Android can have other ways of populating the array.


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The nation's largest mattress retailer has launched new web and mobile commerce sites which rely on a cloud-based solution to support future growth.
The operator of 900 retail locations said it made the decision to switch to a cloud-based solution from Demandware to advance its omni-channel initiatives and provide consumers with consistent experiences across all channels, including web, mobile and the physical store. Sleepy's, a 55 year old company, said the cost of ownership of its legacy on-premise platform had become a barrier to innovation as the company needed to continually add more servers to keep up with its growth. The upgrades were laborious and cost-prohibitive and in-house control was lacking, according to the company.
"We made the decision to move to a cloud platform because we needed a more agile solution for our growing business," said Christopher Cucuzza, vp of Technology for Sleepy's. "Although we are a traditional brick-and-mortar retailer, we recognize that consumers are increasingly connected and that we need to evolve to meet the needs of our customers. With our on-premise platform, we just couldn't move fast enough. Demandware is a much more flexible solution that gives us full merchandising control along with smarter economics."
With Demandware, Sleepy's now has a flexible and scalable platform to support its highly seasonable business, without the burden and cost of infrastructure management. Demandware delivers a steady stream of new features through seamless upgrades without disrupting day-to-day operations, and empowers merchants and marketers with complete control over the user experience and site functionality. Sleepy's launched www.sleepys.com on Demandware in March and plans to roll out additional branded sites during 2014.
The retailer plans to leverage digital commerce as a way to further expand its geographical reach, as well as provide consumers with more options to research and shop its large assortment of products. Sleepy's omni-channel strategy also includes digitizing its stores, in order to provide a more personalized experience to customers.
"Increasingly, we're seeing retailers move their operations from on-premise solutions to our cloud model because it enables them to move faster in the ever-changing face of retail," said Jeffrey Barnett, COO, Demandware. "With Demandware, Sleepy's has a flexible, easily customizable platform that provides enterprise scalability without the cost and complexity of infrastructure management. We're delighted to add them to our client roster and look forward to supporting their continued growth."


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X-Men face Doctor Doom, Dracula in Essential X-Men vol. 3
The third volume of "Essential X-Men" picks up right after what many consider the title's "glory days," following the Chris Claremont/John Byrne run. The third "essential" volume contains most of the second Dave Cockrum run on "Uncanny X-Men."
Collecting "Uncanny X-Men" #145-161, "Uncanny X-Men" Annuals #5-6 and "Avengers Annual" #10.
The collection begins with the X-Men facing Doctor Doom to rescue Arcade, after the X-Men's friends are being held hostage. John Byrne later retconned this story away, though as much as I like Byrne, the X-Men story doesn't really make sense with a Doombot — a Doombot has an internal monologue and develops a crush on Storm? — so I think it's sort of up to the reader as to whether they believe it was Doom or not.
I really like Josef Rubenstein's inking on Dave Cockrum – it's a very tight look that's reminiscent of Byrne's work in places.
The X-Men battle Magneto when he threatens to destroy the Earth's governments unless they immediately disarm. He tells Cyclops he hopes this will force the world's governments to focus on improving the well-being of the inhabitants of the world rather than build weapons. The X-Men of course oppose him, and even change his mind to some degree, though I was left feeling sympathetic to Magneto in this appearance.
In both issue No. 159 and Annual #6, illustrated by Bill Sienkiewicz, the X-Men face the menace of Dracula in atmospherically drawn stories.
The X-Men team up with the Fantastic Four in Annual No. 5. Also included in this volume is Avengers Annual #10, written by Claremont and introducing Rogue, who later becomes a key member of the X-Men. (She battles the X-Men again in this volume in issue #158, where the X-Men attempt to remove themselves from the government's databases.
This collection also features the White Queen attempting to subjugate the X-Men. The latter third or so of the book primarily features Deathbird's alliance with the Brood in an attempt to overthrow her sister Lilandra's position as empress of the Shi'ar.
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Alexander the Great and the Mystery of the Elephant Medallions
Alexander the Great and the Mystery of the Elephant Medallions
"Frank Holt probably knows more than anyone alive about the mysterious Greek kingdoms in Bactria and on the frontiers of India that were one of the odder legacies of Alexander's Eastern conquests. The literary evidence is sparse, the coins remain ambiguous, the topography defeats all but the toughest. Holt's forays into this world are those of a clever and persistent detective: he loves cracking problems, and the tougher they are, the better. This time--very properly beginning by invoking the name of Sherlock Holmes--he has given us what Conan Doyle would probably have called 'The Adventure of the Elephant Medallions.' Debate has raged over the scene these portray ever since the first was discovered. A cavalryman with a lance confronts an opponent on an elephant. Who are they? What is the occasion? Guesses have ranged from Alexander to the Greco-Bactrian monarch Eucratides, from Porus at the Jhelum to Darius at Gaugamela. Using his numismatic and historical skills like a Holmesian magnifying-glass, Holt takes us through the theories, deftly explodes the fallacies, and comes up with a (for me) entirely cogent and satisfying solution. He has also, somewhere along the way, acquired a really marvelous prose style. Not only is the problem in itself a page-turner; Holt also throws in, by way of introduction, the best short impressionistic account of Alexander's career I have ever read. This is high scholarship at its most exciting."--Peter Green, author of "Alexander of Macedon, 356-323 B. C.: A Historical Biography
"[This book] brings to a wider audience one of the few contemporary pieces of evidence for the image and ideology of Alexander the Great. While relatively well known to expertsin the field, the 'elephant medallions' of the title are far less well understood, and have thus played a smaller part, in popular accounts of Alexander than they
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Brantley Gilbert on Jana Kramer: 'That Little Girl's Wonderful'
For the first time Brantley Gilbert has opened up about his split with Jana Kramer. Those hoping for dirt however, and going to have to keep hoping.
For the first time Brantley Gilbert has opened up about his split with Jana Kramer. Those hoping for dirt however, and going to have to keep hoping.
Brantley Gilbert is not one to turn down a challenge -- even if it's one that requires jumping into the very cold Cumberland River in March. After being ribbed by two friends, Gilbert had 24 hours to do his very own Polar Challenge and post it on YouTube.
Brantley Gilbert is having quite a start to 2014!
Brantley Gilbert first let us know about his adorable new fur baby last month, and in that time, he's learned a lot about Sylo.
It can get lonely on the road, but man's best friend can be a great traveling companion!
There are roughly a billion cool reasons to go to Tropical Nights: Boots in the Sand at Riviera Maya in Mexico. It's a great deal, it's sunny and warm, you can swim in the ocean, the food is amazing, the drinks are amazing, there's tons of activities like cave and ruins exploration tours, spas and massages, golf and a lot more.
Here's four more of them: Dierks Bentley, Billy Currington, Brantley Gilbert and Jana Kramer are each headlining their own show over four nights. Pretty amazing. Take our quiz and see just how well you know the Boots in the Sand performers.
After three rocking decades (plus three years), Motley Crue is calling it quits, having just announced their final tour. The silver lining in this news is that country's Big Machine Records is paying tribute to the rockers with a 'Country Music Tribute to Motley Crue' album, and they're pulling in Florida Georgia Line, LeAnn Rimes, Brantley Gilbert and Cassadee Pope to help.
Guys, I'm sure you've heard us talking about the Tropical Nights: Boots in the Sand event. This is huge. It's a thing where you can get away from it all in the sunnier, warmer climes of Riviera Maya.
I'm sadly one of the jerks who can't go. But here's the thing: I'm mad about it. I'm hoppin' mad. I'm madder than a wet hen. Or, maybe just really, really jealous of those of you who can or could go. Here's five reasons why I hate everything and pine for the Riviera Maya.
BG Nation, it's the moment you've all been waiting for! Brantley Gilbert has a brand new single, and now he's announced his headlining 2014 Let It Ride Tour dates.
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As posted earlier, Namco Bandai's new RPG PS3 game is Tokitowa, or in English: Time and Eternity. Namco Bandai's started teasing us last week, but the official website for Tokitowa is finally up!
The official site has profiles on the two characters introduced yesterday: The Prince(Player) and the Princess, Toki.
According to Imageepoch's JRPG blog, we'll get video footage on 25 January.
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Around 10-11 years ago, I lived in NH and rode a fair amount of mountain bike trails. I'd drive to my parents house, ride a couple miles on road to the trails, and play for an hour or two. Then I moved to OH, and became lazy... never rode the bike, and gained 50lbs.
This Feb I decided to get back into it, and signed up for the 35 mile local tour de cure event so I had a goal to work towards (and some fear inspired motivation). Well, I took the ol' full suspension Caloi out for a spin for the first time in 10+ years. Went maybe a half mile around the hilly neighborhood, and came back feeling like I was about to pass out. I kind of expected that to happen though.
Luckily, I decided to get a nice fluid trainer shortly after that. I also got a more road suitable bike - a Fuji Cross 3.0, which I love. Between the cold, almost 6 weeks of rain, and daytime riding limitations of having a 2 year old, I put a lot of time in on the trainer and not a whole lot outside. I can definitely feel that I have more stamina and it seems generally easier.
The last month or so it's finally nice riding weather. My first outdoor ride on the Fuji was two laps around a flat local bike path, about 15 miles. I felt like I could do more, but didn't have time. For mother's day I bought my wife the bike of her choice, which ended up being a comfort/hybrid with a 7 speed IGH. Shortly after that, she bought me a trailer to pull our daughter, and we've had a few nice family outings, though at lower speed/distances. I've managed to squeeze in a few 12-15mile solo rides too.
Anyways, on flat land, I know I can pull off 15+ miles, and feel like I could just keep going and going. Today, I decided to work more on facing my uncomfort with traffic and ride around the rolling hills of my neighborhood. It was the first time riding around here since the ol' MTB incident. I planned a 3 mile loop, figuring it would hurt more, and I could always do additional laps if needed.
Well, I felt like I was going to die after 2 miles. I did hit a personal record 38.4mph on a downhill though, that was FUN. Right after that, I'm climbing the next hill, and SNAP goes my chain. Like a good little cyclist, I had a spare SRAM powerlink. I fix everything up, get about 300 feet, and SNAP again. Apparently I didn't put the link in tight enough, and it popped apart. I was tired and pissed, and walked the bike home.
I'm just not happy right now, and I guess I'm seeking motivation from you guys. How can I go such distances, but just get totally killed by rolling hills? I mapped it out on mapmyride, and the elevation curve thing doesn't even look that hard. My bike came stock with 46/36 chainrings and 11-25 cassette, pretty typical CX gearing it seems. I immediately had it swapped to 11-32 and a MTB derailleur because I figured I'd need it on the hills. (I suspect I slightly bent the chain when this was installed, and that's what caused today's problems)
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In both Schlöndorff's development and that of the New German Cinema, The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum (Die verlorene Ehre der Katharina Blum, 1975) marks an important stage. The mid-1970s saw the West German new wave achieve firm international status, reaching a high point at the New York Film Festival of 1975 where Werner Herzog's Kaspar Hauser, along with Schlöndorff and von Trotta's Katharina Blum and Fassbinder's Fox and His Friends (Faustrecht der Freiheit), dramatically conquered new cinéaste audiences. This foreign prestige provided encouragement for a New German Cinema that had as yet engendered little interest in its country of origin. Indeed, in West Germany, the New German Cinema was barely surviving in an art film ghetto. It was to the credit of Schlöndorff and von Trotta's Katharina Blum, as well as to Lina Braake, Bernhard Sinkel and Alf Brustellin's sociopolitical low-budget comedy of the same year, 1975, that the walls between the wider German audience and the New German Cinema were cracked by unexpected popular successes.
The movie hooked audiences with its story of a somewhat naive, idealistic woman, Katharina Blum (Angela Winkler), who becomes brutalized by the law and the press immediately after she falls in love. At a relative's Mardi Gras party Katharina becomes infatuated with a stranger, Ludwig Götten (Jürgen Prochnow), who she does not realize is an army deserter. Götten and Katharina have a one-night stand, which the entire West German justice-police-and-press apparatus reads as terrorist contact between a wanted anarchist and the female who has sheltered him. The authorities who have stalked Götten are all the more convinced of Katharina's guilt as they watch him escaping from her apartment. In league with the police, the yellow press totally vilifies Katharina until her reputation is shattered. It is at this point that she shoots the press


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With all the rain today, there was talk tonight's game at Butler High School would be postponed. We just talked with Butler Athletic Director Jim Boone and he said the game will go on. It starts tonight at 7:30 and tickets are $6. The War Eagles are 7-4 for the season while Butler suffered its first loss last week against Independence and is 10-1.
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Just wondering..
Just wondering..
In Illinois, where you appear to be, the answer is no:
source: http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/publ...?Name=095-0231(d) The operator of a motor vehicle overtaking a bicycle or
individual proceeding in the same direction on a highway shall
leave a safe distance, but not less than 3 feet, when passing
the bicycle or individual and shall maintain that distance
until safely past the overtaken bicycle or individual.
Basically, it appears that if you do something so reckless as riding like a salmon, you aren't protected by some of the laws.
No, fish don't get special protection from cars, but unless you're driving in the water, it's pretty hard to get within three feet of them. I don't know the rules governing boats well enough to say. But a couple months ago the salmon were in full force in the canal behind my house, and all sorts of boating traffic used the canal, too. So there probably isn't a specific law about this.
On the other hand, dams are generally required to have fish ladders.
Don't believe everything you think.
The law might not but for me the rule sure does. Wrong-way riders have put themselves in enough danger without any of us adding to it.
Laissez les bon temps rouler
Yeah, it applies to anyone, regardless of which direction they are traveling. As a motorist, they need to take whatever precautions necessary to protect human life. Pecking order is pedestrian, cyclist then other motorists. Right of way is only a legal concept, laws of physics take precedent over man's laws.
The unabridged Bicycling Dictionary: Dam, fish ladder, and salmon
In Austin, TX, the 3' passing law provides an "affirmative defense" to the charge of passing a vulnerable road user too closely if the vulnerable road user is somehow violating the law.
So going the wrong way, no lights at night, no brakes on the bike, having a joint in their pocket -- all of these should mean that the motorist can not be charged under that law. (Though a charge under the more vague state law that requires safe passing might still be possible.)
Here's the actual ordinance, if you want to read it.
I think I'd WANT it to, if I were you; the special brew of stupid may splash on you if you get too close.
We had a pair of salmon in the road up by Skykomish yesterday:
Don't believe everything you think.
That somebody else is breaking the law doesn't mean you can break the law.
That is, the fact that the salmon is breaking the law doesn't remove your obligation to obey the law.
Get a car, salmon!!!
Reverborama sent me.
One possibility is to simply pull over and stop. Something I did once several years ago and have been heavily criticized for in another topic.
Don in Austin
(h) It is an affirmative defense to prosecution under this section that at the time of the offense the vulnerable road user was acting in violation of the law.
Here's the full text of the ordinance.
I'm pretty sure the idea was that they didn't want any "innocent" drivers getting tickets for passing scofflaw cyclists too closely (especially if they didn't see the cyclist at all) because the cyclist was at fault for it, such as if they were doing things like riding without lights at night or the wrong way.
This ordinance was basically written for the state, and was even passed by the state legislature -- but Governor Hairdo vetoed it, so the City of Austin basically passed it as a city ordinance with few or no changes. In any event, it was likely written by motorists rather than cyclists -- and it shows.
Of course, as written, if the cyclist IS violating the law somehow (a joint in his pocket? no brakes?), the motorist can't be prosecuted (under this section) for doing things like intentionally using his car to threaten the cyclist. (Of course, there are other laws that would apply, so it's not a total head-scratcher.)
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Dr. Elisabeth Nesbit-Sbanotto joined the faculty of Denver Seminary in 2011 as assistant professor of counseling. She received her BA in Interpersonal Communication from the University of Northern Iowa, the MA in Counseling from Denver Seminary, and the PhD in Counselor Education from the University of Arkansas.
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She started her business when she got married. Three years ago, she was informed of micro-loans granted by IMF Hekima. She thus benefited from her first $50 loan, which she used to strengthen her business. She allocates profits from her business to savings, food, and to contribute to her children's school fees.
She was just granted her 12th loan; however, in this period, this customer has seen her business prosper. She therefore decided to increase the loan amount for this new cycle. This latest loan will be used to procure 150 kilos of cassava flour. Additionally, she wishes to see her children grow up and to rebuild her house, as she was recently stricken by a fire which consumed her house and all her belongings.
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Phuket Travel Guide: 3,275 reviews and 9,457 photos
After much preparation, we set to Phuket via Silkair from Singapore to Phuket.
We reached Phuket at around 2pm and was welcomed by our guide. He speaks good English and took us to for a short city tour.
First he took us to a Gem Boutique, had a welcome drink and left that place. :P Next stop, a local product shop where we bought plenty of snacks for our friends/relatives in Singapore. We also visited a small restaurant which serves Birdnest and Sharkfins. The guide brought us to a T-Shirt wholesaler, each T-Shirt costs S$4.
Lastly, the guide took us to a Four-Wheel Drive Range as shown here. Each pax was given about 15 to 30 mins of drive time costs 800bht.
Later in the evening, the guide took us to our resort, Kamala Bay Terrace Resort, see Here for my review on this resort. After checking in to our rooms, we settled for a quick bath and headed to the resort's Thai restaurant for our first dinner.
At around 8.30am, we set off to the Laguna Ferry Terminal to board a speedboat to the outlaying islands include Koh Phi Phi. We snorkelled for almost an hour before we set off to another island (which i forgotten the name) for a lunch. After dinner, we set off for another snorkelling session before we ended this excursion at Khai Island for a rest.
After that excursion, we went to Patong Town to have our seafood dinner.
Our third day, we spent the whole morning and afternoon at Kamala Beach, took a shuttle from our resort to the beach, we paid 250 baht for a traditional thai massage at the beach. We ended our third night with shopping at Patong Beach.
On the forth day, we set off to Siam Safari for a Safari Tour. We were shown Thai boxing and cooking demo (Papaya Salad) and had buffalo and elephant trekking.
After lunch, we went to the outskirt of Phuket Town and had a spa indulgence before we ending our last night at Phuket Town for some shopping and street stall food.
- Pros:Nice beaches, friendly residents
- Cons:Tap water not suitable as drinking water.
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wow!! The thailand pictures are SO beautiful! THe water is incredibly green! too bad its so far from NY
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Riondel Golf Club - Riondel, BC
in Public and Private Golf Courses
Riondel is a little town on the east side of Kootenay Lake, a ferry ride and a short drive from Balfour.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: British Columbia, Canada
date approved: 6/30/2013
last visited: 1/22/2014
Golf Club Kynzvart, Czech Republic
Golf Club Kynzvart
posted by: ToRo61
location: Karlovarsky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 6/7/2013
last visited: 4/14/2014
Golf Club, Luby, Czech Republic
Golf Club, Luby
date approved: 6/6/2013
last visited: never
Coral Cliffs Golf Course
This Public Golf Course is located at 755 E Fairway Drive in Kanab, Utah.
posted by: brwhiz
location: Utah
date approved: 5/13/2013
Golf municipal - Épinal
Golf Municipal d'Épinal
posted by: Infra-Blue
location: Lorraine, France
date approved: 5/8/2013
last visited: 6/26/2013
Redstone Resort - Rossland, BC
This is a beautiful mountain course with a log heritage building for a clubhouse. It occupies the valley directly south of Rossland.
date approved: 5/3/2013
last visited: 1/27/2014
West Ridge Golf Course
This Golf Course is located at 5055 S Westridge Blvd in West Valley City, Utah.
date approved: 5/2/2013
Glen Eagle at Syracuse
This Golf Course is located at 3176 W 1700 South in Syracuse, Utah.
date approved: 5/1/2013
Minigolf - Rottenburg, Germany, BW
in Miniature Golf
This is a Miniature Golf Course in Rottenburg, Germany, Baden-Württemberg.
posted by: Tante.Hossi
location: Baden-Württemberg, Germany
date approved: 4/29/2013
Casse-croûte du Lac & Mini Golf, Lac-Etchemin, Qc, Canada
Casse-Croûte du Lac & Mini Golf, Lac-Etchemin, Qc, Canada
posted by: lyturmel
location: Quebec, Canada
last visited: 8/18/2013
Westside Go Karts Mini Golf - West Kelowna, BC
Westside Go Karts has been in their present location longer than I can remember. They're on the west side of Highway 97 about a mile north of downtown Westbank.
last visited: 1/5/2014
DiscGolf Park Laguna, Prerov, CZ
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První discgolfové hrište v Olomouckém kraji/First discgolf course in the Olomouc Region
posted by: Bella
location: Czech Republic
date approved: 4/22/2013
Historical Disc Golf Course – Hibbing, MN
This special disc golf course has 18 basket stations which take the player through woods and open areas, past historical remnants of the once bustling community of North Hibbing.
posted by: wildernessmama
location: Minnesota
Mini-Golf & Trick-Pin - Reutlingen, Germany, BW
This is a Miniature Golf Course in the 'Schönrainweg' in Reutlingen-Orschel-Hagen, Germany, Baden-Württemberg.
Minigolf 'Stadtpark Kleb' Nagold, Germany, BW
This is a Miniature Golf Course at the so-called 'Stadtpark Kleb' in Nagold, Germany, Baden-Württemberg.
date approved: 4/15/2013
DiscGolf Park Stromovka, Havirov, CZ
První discgolfové hrište na severní Morave/Discgolf first course in Northern Moravia
location: Moravskoslezsky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 4/6/2013
Safari Mini Golf, Westfield Mall, Vancouver, WA
This is an indoor mini golf/party center.
posted by: Queens Blessing
location: Washington
date approved: 3/26/2013
last visited: 10/27/2013
Minigolf Nesselwang, Germany, BY
This is a Miniature Golf Course in Nesselwang, Germany, Bayern. It is located in the 'Badeseestraße' nearby to the public swimming pool.
location: Bayern, Germany
date approved: 3/21/2013
Disc Golf Park Krejcárek, Praha, Czech republic
6-hole course with technical holes / 6-ti jamkové discgolfové hrište vybavené technickými jamkami.
posted by: Noe1
location: Hlavni mesto Praha, Czech Republic
date approved: 3/19/2013
last visited: 3/12/2016
Mission Bay Golf Course
This Golf Course is located at 2702 North Mission Bay Drive in San Diego, California.
location: California
date approved: 3/7/2013
Belle Fourche River Disc Golf Course
This Disc Golf Course is located in the Belle Fourche River greenbelt behind the Center of the Nation Visitor Center at 415 5th Avenue in Belle Fourche, South Dakota.
location: South Dakota
date approved: 3/6/2013
last visited: 8/7/2015
Golfclub Zeegersloot - Alphen aan den Rijn
Golf course in Alphen aan den Rijn
posted by: Axel-F
location: Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
date approved: 2/22/2013
last visited: 2/15/2014
La Junta Golf Club
The La Junta Golf Club is located at 27696 Harris Road, about four miles north of La Junta, Colorado
location: Colorado
date approved: 2/21/2013
La Rinconada Country Club - Los Gatos, CA
The La Rinconada Country Club has a large golf course on its property.
posted by: saopaulo1
date approved: 2/1/2013
Golf Resort Konopiste, Czech Republic
Golf Resort Konopište is the largest golf resort in the Czech Republic
location: Stredocesky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 1/18/2013
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May 24, 2016
By Greg Gullberg
Aug 05, 2013
Hahira, GA - A Lowndes County man is recovering in the hospital after being stung by bees over 1,000 times.
77 year old Raymond Folsom was mowing his property with his tractor Saturday around the beekeeper hives as he always does, but this time he accidentally hit them.
"They said it looked like coarse black pepper all over his body. The doctor started with tweezers trying to pick them out but they eventually just had to get knives and scrape them off of him," said Christi Mitchell, Folsom's Grand Daughter.
Folsom's eyes were swelling shut from the bee stings as he crawled to the other side of the dirt road to make a desperate call for help.
"You can see how remote it is out here. He would have never got any help," Mitchell said.
77 year old Folsom had to call 911practically blind. His eyes were swelling shut. And his family says he would have died if it weren't for his cell phone.
"They were covering his face while he was trying to call 911 and he had to actually scrape the bees off of his eyes to be able to see the phone," Mitchell said.
Folsom's family says he's in good spirits. But he may need to stay in the hospital another day or two.
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The Book Thief
576 pages; Alfred A. Knopf
Available at: Amazon.com | Barnes & Noble | iBooks | IndieBound
This teen—and adult—classic about a German girl who steals books in a Nazi-run town is told by Death itself. Yes, an actor can sound like Death, and even look like it, but never as creepily or as insightful as the voice and face that your own imagination will come up with while reading the novel.
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We fight writers can get into a cynical mode after a few years of hearing recycled trash talk, or promises of superlative performances to come.
Boxers state that their next bout will be their best effort, that this camp has been stellar, that viewers are in for a treat ... blah blah blah. I pride myself on not getting into that mode, because 1) I acknowledge how fortunate I am to be doing this for a living, so I take pains not to slip into that hardened hack type of personality and 2) I think the fighters, who put their lives on the line for our entertainment, deserve the benefit of an open mind from the people covering them.
But, I admit, I'm not typically blown away, or swayed in one direction, when I hear a fighter say, as Zab Judah (42-8 with 29 KOs) did today at a Barclays Center press conference to hype his Saturday "Battle of Brooklyn" clash against Paul Malignaggi (32-5 with 7 KOs), a Brownsville vs. Bensonhurt eliminator, that we can expect to see the "old" version of Judah come fight night.
Not that I don't respect Judah's belief in that statement, but so much of the talk before so many fights is empty, and signifies next to nothing. So, I noted that element of Judah's speech while he had his turn at the mic, and moved on. I heard the 33-year-old Malignaggi say that he gets into warrior mode on fight night, and if it happened that they pitted him against his mum, he'd pop her in the nose when the bell rang, because that's who he is, a fighter. I heard undercard scrapper Anthony Dirrell, going up against WBC 168-pound champ Sakio Bika, promise to stop the Australian resident, and I heard Bika postulate that he didn't think Michiganer Dirrell had the testicular fortitude to do that, because he's the sort who does what he needs to do to win the fight. I heard Austin Trout of New Mexico, but with NYC roots, and Cuban-born Erislandy Lara, vying for a win and a money shot against Canelo Alavarez, both promise they'd get the W in their 154-pound clash. I heard Shawn Porter of Ohio announce that he was the Man, the young, hungry battler ready to embrace his first title shot against Devon Alexander, and I heard the IBF welter champ Alexander, a proud St. Louis resident, say that he had the fight already won, because of his experience and technical superiority. I listened to and chuckled at Bernard Hopkins of Golden Boy, who emceed the event, as he cracked wise, kept it light, butchered pronunciations and cleverly played the devilishly rogueish instigator to stir the pot.
But after all that, I didn't get a true sense of what Judah meant when he promised the old Zab until I left the arena, as I was headed back to Park Slope to write. Outside, I saw Yoel Judah, Zab's dad. He said that he is back training Zab, and that it will pay dividends on Saturday. "I know how to trigger him," Yoel told me. "Nobody else can do it. My brother tried, Pernell Whitaker tried, nobody can do it, that's why he came back home."
In fact, I thought Zab had reunited with his dad for his most recent fight, a loss to Danny Garcia. But no, in fact, the last time Yoel trained Zab was for his March 2012 fight against Vernon Paris. Not coincidentally, I don't think, I was impressed by Zab in that fight, mostly with his hand speed and his ferocity. He looked to hammer Paris, trap him in a corner and unload.
Yoel said we will see the same from his son, now age 36, against Malignaggi. "He's that guy again, young and hungry and ferocious. To get him motivated, I bring up the streets, Brownsville, the hood. We don't ask for it, we take it. This guy has something you want, shut him down. I'm going to say things that's going to make him stand up and beat this kid. When Zab throws combinations he's unstoppable."
Zab worked with his uncle, James Harvey, for the Garcia fight in April, and with Hall of Famer Whitaker for his loss to Amir Khan in July 2011. Dad said his son does things for him he can't and won't do for anyone else. "It's a fight, you beat the hell of him, it's not about sticking it out, stand there popping jabs, go get him! Paulie been stopped by his corner," Yoel said, "but he's never been hit on the chin and dropped. That's what we plan on doing."


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White House Plan Would Let Terror Suspects Plead Guilty
WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration is internally circulating a proposal that could allow some terrorism suspects at the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to enter guilty pleas without going to trial. But a defense official said it was too early to say whether the idea would advance.
The draft proposal, previously reported by the New York Times, is one of several possible changes to the military-commissions law being considered by the administration, according to the defense official and other U.S. officials.
The law regulates the military justice system for some terrorism suspects held outside the U.S. If the Obama administration were to sign off on the proposal, it would require approval by Congress and would need to withstand potential scrutiny by U.S. courts.
The proposal, drawn up by a Justice Department-led task force, could mean that potential evidence or arguments that detainees allegedly were tortured in violation of U.S. and international laws might not be aired. Guilty pleas would negate the need for trials, during which attorneys for the suspects could highlight their treatment in U.S. custody.
Several detainees were subjected to "enhanced interrogation techniques" that critics have described as torture.
Five suspects in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, including self-described mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, said late last year that they wanted to confess so they could face the death penalty and achieve martyrdom. The U.S. military judge in their case delayed a decision, in part because it was unclear whether the military-commissions law currently allows defendants in capital cases to plead guilty.
Recently declassified documents showed that Mr. Mohammed had been subjected to waterboarding, a form of simulated drowning, 183 times during one month alone in 2005.
President Barack Obama has ordered the closing of the Guantanamo Bay facility but said he favored trying many defendants before military commissions.
—Yochi J. Dreazen contributed to this article.
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We get a lot of zucchini when it's in season. This is a good and different way to use the excess. —Lucia Johnson, Massena, New York
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 3 cups sliced zucchini
- 1 cup biscuit/baking mix
- 1 small onion, chopped
- In a large bowl, whisk the first seven ingredients. Stir in the zucchini, baking mix and onion. Pour into a greased 9-in. deep-dish pie plate. Bake at 350° for 25-35 minutes or until lightly browned. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Zucchini Onion Pie in Taste of Home August/September 2012, p79
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"Tasty as a main dish or side"
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"Great summertime way to use zucchini! Yummy!"
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2015
"My husband and I love this recipe. It's a great way to use extra zucchini in the summer, we made it all summer long!We did make several changes after the first time we made it. We chopped our zucchini instead of slicing so it blended in with the pie better. We added yellow squash as well and saut?ed the green and yellow squash with the garlic and onion first. We used Jane's Mixed Up Salt for more seasoning.I used a homemade bisquick mix and added that to the pie.Homemade Bisquick MixYields Approx. 3 cupsAdapted from http://kitchensimplicity.com2.5 cups flour2 Tbsp baking powder1 Tbsp. sugar1/2 tsp. salt1/2 cup butter or margarineMix together flour, baking powder, sugar and salt. Cut in butter until mixture is crumbly. Store in an airtight container for up to 6 weeks or in the freezer for longer storage.This is our new go to recipe for zucchini!!"
Reviewed Sep. 20, 2015
"Simple and Tasty is how I describe this speedy little recipe. I love how it makes it own crust as it bakes. Baking time is right on. Perfect choice for Breakfast. Lunch , Dinner or as a side. Love the addition of the parm cheese. Only change I made was to grate the zucchini instead of slicing. Another nice plus its fairly inexpensive to prepare.JanieTaste of Home Volunteer Field Editor."
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"I have made this for several years now - its a huge hit! However, not wanting to add all the fat calories from the 1/2 cup of oil I substitute skim milk - and it works just as well."


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Natural Eye Cream – Natural Eye Products
There are a lot of different eye cream products on the market today, but many of them have chemicals and other potentially harmful ingredients. If you are looking for natural eye cream products, your best bet is likely to make it yourself, although there are organic alternatives available for purchase. These natural eye cream products do tend to be a little more expensive, however, so to save money you can make a natural eye cream using a few simple ingredients. Here, we'll walk you through how to make your very own natural eye cream from the comfort of your own home.
The first two ingredients you need for any natural eye cream are a wax and an emollient. The wax most commonly used is beeswax, because it is gentle on the skin and will not irritate the sensitive tissue around the eyes. Olive oil is a popular choice for the emollient, as it has a soothing effect on the skin and can help keep it smooth. You can have a perfectly functional natural eye cream using only these two products, although many people will opt to add extra ingredients for added effect.
Common additions to a homemade natural eye cream include aloe vera, chamomile oil, rose oil, and cucumber juice. Aloe vera is an herb with natural healing properties, shown to help restore skin cells and bring color and luster back to the skin. Chamomile oil and rose oil are both very effective at soothing the skin and helping the cream soak into the tissue around the eye. Cucumber juice is added for treating eye bags, because it helps the skin remove excess moisture and tightens the skin around the eyes. Your natural eye cream can include any combination of these ingredients, depending on the results you are looking for.
Start your natural eye cream by heating the wax in a double boiler over medium heat until it is just beginning to liquefy. Separately, heat the olive oil until it is the same temperature as the melted wax (you can use a glass candy thermometer for this). Once the two ingredients for your natural eye cream are the same temperature, mix them in a blender and blend for around five minutes. You can then add your other ingredients and blend again. Store in a jar in the refrigerator to keep from spoiling. Apply your natural eye cream once a day until you see a reduction in dark circles, bags, and wrinkles.


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Gregory Tung, Colorado School of Public Health assistant professor of Health Systems, Management and Policy, was named the new senior editor for Injury Prevention Editor's Blog.
Published by BMJ Group, Injury Prevention is an international peer-reviewed journal. The journal features articles on the science, policy and public health practice of injury prevention. The Editor's Blog is a supplemental publication featuring insights and opinions of the journal's editorial board. As the blog's new senior editor, Tung is responsible for overall blog content and quality, in addition to blogging on issues of injury prevention in higher-income countries of North American and Europe.
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The Difference Between Master Enabled and Master Disabled
The difference between Master Enabled and Master Disabled is a simple and essential concept for Speedliters shooting wireless flash. Yet, many Canonistas (myself included back in the day) draw the understandable conclusion that Master Disabled means that the master is not a master. It's an understandable, but incorrect, conclusion.
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Seven UFC 118 fights will be televised live. Beau Dure and Sergio Non preview each bout, with betting odds from USA TODAY sports analyst Danny Sheridan:
Lightweight championship: Frankie Edgar (12-1) vs. BJ Penn (15-6-1)
Story line: A rematch of one of the biggest upsets in UFC history. Penn will try to reclaim a belt thought to be safely around his waist.
Sheridan's odds: Penn favored, 3-to-1
Case for Edgar: Confidence from beating Penn. If patient, he could frustrate the temperamental ex-champ.
Case for Penn: One of the most supremely skilled fighters around, with knockout power and jiujitsu mastery.
Pick: Penn. He's had plenty of time to figure out how Edgar beat him and should be able to stop it this time.
Heavyweight: Randy Couture (18-10) vs. James Toney (0-0)
Story line: Toney, the boxer who kept calling on UFC President Dana White to give him a chance in the octagon, gets his wish against one of UFC's all-time greats.
Sheridan's odds: Couture, 7-to-1
Case for Couture: His wrestling background is ideal for overwhelming a mixed martial arts neophyte. The expectation is simple: take Toney down, control him on the ground and either pound him out or force him to submit. In recent years, his chin has withstood more punishment than Toney's fists have doled out.
Case for Toney: Puncher's chance.
Pick: Couture. Unless Toney has learned world-class takedown defense and the ability to check kicks in a couple of months, the boxing champ's only chance is to keep him at bay with stiff punches and knock him out.
Lightweight: Kenny Florian (14-4) vs. Gray Maynard (9-0, 1 no contest)
Story line: Winner gets a title shot.
Sheridan's odds: Florian, 8-to-5
Case for Florian: An accurate striker who uses his feet well to punch from angles, with an especially effective jab. Wields MMA's most dangerous elbows, especially in clinches. Has a knack for gaining back control to set up rear naked chokes. Tactically astute fighter.
Case for Maynard: One of the best wrestlers in the 155-pound division. His boxing has gradually improved over the years. Solid chin.
Pick: Maynard. Florian is technically superior in most areas, but he faces a huge deficit in wrestling. Each of Florian's losses occurred after he wound up on his back, and Maynard will put him there at some point.
Middleweight: Demian Maia (12-2) vs. Mario Miranda (10-1)
Story line: Maia, one of UFC's best grapplers, finds himself bending to accommodate a new foe and accelerated date for the fight.
Sheridan's odds: Maia, 2-to-1
Case for Maia: Brilliant at jiujitsu, including creative takedowns that can put him in position to instantly land submissions.
Case for Miranda: Has black belt in jiujitsu and is a skilled Muay Thai striker and a strong finisher.
Pick: Maia. He's far ahead of Miranda as a grappler and has been tested against better opposition. Miranda had less than a month to prepare for the fight.
Welterweight: Nate Diaz (12-5) vs. Marcus Davis (17-6)
Story line: Two aggressive fighters open the pay-per-view portion of the card in a bout that has "Fight of the Night" written all over it.
Sheridan's odds: Diaz, 2-to-1
Case for Diaz: Shares many traits with his brother Nick, including a high-volume punching style and unusual reach, that make him an awkward matchup for any MMA striker. He's dangerous from his back, thanks to a combination of high-level jiujitsu skill and long limbs. Durable chin. Can get under an opponent's skin with taunts, something that has tripped up Davis in the past.
Case for Davis: Gritty boxer with proven ability to take a punch. Underrated ground game; he has more submissions than knockouts.
Pick: Diaz. Fighters who have beaten him have a wrestling foundation that Davis lacks. Davis' straightforward approach on the feet plays into Diaz's ability to frustrate opponents with his gangly build and unorthodox style.
Lightweight: Joe Lauzon (18-5) vs. Gabe Ruediger (17-5)
Story line: Lauzon, the lightweight winner on Season 5 of The Ultimate Fighter, faces TUF 5 teammate kicked off the show after failing to make weight.
Sheridan's odds: Lauzon, 3-to-1
Case for Lauzon: An excellent grappler who pounces quickly when he senses an opening. Decent striker.
Case for Ruediger: Very good with submissions. Has a six-fight winning streak.
Pick: Lauzon. He does everything Ruediger does but better.
Lightweight: Andre Winner (11-3) vs. Nik Lentz (18-3-1)
Story line: TUF 9 alumnus takes on a tough wrestler who is undefeated in three UFC fights.
Sheridan's odds: Winner, 6-to-5
Case for Winner: Tough in the clinch. Opportunistic with submissions. Knockout power in his hands.
Case for Lentz: A solid wrestler and hard hitter. Can recover quickly after being rocked.
Pick: Lentz. Winner will wind up on his back, courtesy of a wrestling takedown before he gets a chance to batter Lentz on the feet.
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Clinique hit a home run with this triple-threat eye cream that provides broad-spectrum sun protection, brightens the eye area (so dark circles are less apparent), and treats skin to skin-repairing and antioxidant ingredients that fight signs of aging.
Of course, the big draw (at least to us) is the gentle, mineral-based sun protection of this fragrance-free eye cream. There's basically zero risk of this stinging when applied around the eyes, and it provides light hydration that won't interfere with concealer's wear time.
This formula is best for normal to sensitive or slightly dry skin; if you have dry skin, you'll want to apply your regular moisturizer and then follow with this eye cream.
We generally maintain you don't need an eye cream, especially during the day because most of them do not contain sunscreen. This one does, and its formula is well-suited for sensitive eye-area skin.
One more comment: Unlike many of Clinique's other eye creams, this one isn't packaged in a jar! Instead, it's packaged in an opaque tube that works to keep the light- and air-sensitive ingredients stable.
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There is no daytime (= sunscreen) eye cream I had not tried since 1982 (my year of skin cancer) and none had worked for me. My eyes were irritated by all incl....Read complete review
There is no daytime (= sunscreen) eye cream I had not tried since 1982 (my year of skin cancer) and none had worked for me. My eyes were irritated by all incl. mineral-based luxury products and "quick drying" gels - they all ended up in my eyes and hurt. Forget nice eye make-up! This cream lasts about 3 months, it does not hurt at all, there is a flattering sheen, it is easy to apply, I am a happy customer. - Paula is so right with her insistence on sun screen. I have not been without since 1982 and, if it were not for my bones that betray me the minute I move, nobody could guess my real age! Of course, I have been 'screening' my hands as well = 3 (fading - thanks to Paula) brown spots in my face and 1 on my right hand, possibly the result of a burn. I am not complaining.Splurge on this one, it is worth it, I am on my 6th tube, #7 is on order. I'll do without make-up before I save on my sunscreens.
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I really love this product but have had a problem with it separating into a runny mess as others have mentioned. I returned my first tube back to where I purchased it and was...Read complete review
I really love this product but have had a problem with it separating into a runny mess as others have mentioned. I returned my first tube back to where I purchased it and was given another but within a couple of weeks it had separated as well even though I keep my products in a cool light free area I would imagine that it is useless when this happens. The clinique sales person could not answer as to why this happens.
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Not so great
By jenna
from florida
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Comments about Clinique Superdefense Age Defense Eye Cream Broad Spectrum SPF 20:
Just did nothing..have tried cheaper products that did much more..sorry I bought it at all..Then to see it is tested on poor animals..disgusted me.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Best eye creme!
By sqwange
from Edison NJ
I have been using this eye creme for years. It soothes the area around the eyes and gives just a hint of luminosity to brighten under my eyes. I have tried other eye cremes but always come back to this one. Absolutely love and the SPF 20 is an added bonus. Way to go Clinique!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Beautiful product
By sinem
from Turkey
About Me Budget Buyer
I bought this product over the review here and I am hoping I find something similar when it ends. The best thing about this cream is that it keeps the applied area smooth and moisturized for 6-7 hours, even in very cold, frosty weather and having no fragrance at all, which I strongly dislike in facial creams. Could be a little weak for peak-summer but great for winter use, especially if you are living in a very dry climate. I apply tinted moisturizer over it and works fine. Also night use takes puffiness away.
(8 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
By Babo, still kicking (somewhat!)
from Grand Rapids MI
(3 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Not rich enough
By Heralde
from London
I currently have very dry skin and find that every time, i use this eye cream (i bought it because of the excellent review) my wrinkles become deeper & even increase.
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
By VALERIE T.
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(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
By Candice G.
I love all the benefits of the formulation of this eye cream. My only issue is how the product's ingredients separate sometimes when squeezed out of the tube. It can be really runny.
Not enough sunscreen!
By MB
I've always used sunscreen around my eyes. Problem is my eyes are very sensitive and get irritated easily with most creams and sunscreens.I used to use Clarins eye SPF 32. Pricey, but it was great. That product was discontinued.So I'm trying new things. This Clinique product does not offer enough sun protection. My eyes got burned twice on it within the hour of sun exposure. I live in a very hot/sunny place (Arizona), but still.5% titanium dioxide/4% zinc oxide is too low.
This cream separates
By Sandy R
This cream separates before it is even half empty and turns into a liquidy, gloppy mess. It has been stored out of the light. I have tried shaking it, storing it in various positions, but just ended up throwing it out. A waste.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Will be discontinued?
By Tina Mueller
Great eye moisturizer, even for sensitive skin.Unfortunately it will be discontinued in 8/2015.I hope Clinique will update it or will bring something similar!
We believe the best eye defense is the one you'll wear every day. You can look forward to instant brightening and comfortable protection from UVA/UVB, stress, pollution, dehydration.
Titanium Dioxide 5.6%, Zinc Oxide 3.8%. Water/Aqua/Eau, Isocetyl Stearoyl Stearate, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Butylene Glycol, Cetyl Alcohol, Butyrospermum, Parkii (Shea Butter, Dimethicone, Laureth-4, Cetyl Esters, PEG-100, Stearate, Polyethylene, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Sea Whip Extract, Padina Pavonica Thallus Extract, Sigesbeckia Orientalis (St. Paul's Wort) Extract, Algae Extract, Lecithin, Micrococcus Lysate, Caffeine, Astrocaryum Murumuru Seed Butter, Isohexadecane, Tocopheryl Acetate, Trehalose, Glycerin, Isostearic Acid, Caprylyl Glycol, Polyhydroxystearic Acid, Polysorbate 80, Phytosphingosine, Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, Sodium RNA, Lauric Acid, Linoleic Acid, Sodium Hyaluronate, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Ascorbyl Tocopheryl Maleate, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria), Acrylamide/Sodium Acryloydimethyltaurate Copolymer, Hexylene Glycol, Nordihydrogualaretic Acid, Tromethamine, Aluminum Hydroxide, Disodium EDTA, Phenoxyethanol, Mica, Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499) [ILN38727]
Clinique At-A-Glance
Strengths: A few excellent moisturizers and serums; excellent sunscreens; very good cleansers and eye makeup removers; unique mattifying products; impressive selection of foundations, good concealers; some remarkable mascaras; much-improved eyeshadows, lip colors and blush formulas.
Weaknesses: Bar soaps (which can clog pores and dull skin); alcohol-based toners; unfortunate choice of jar packaging for antioxidant-loaded moisturizers.
Estee Lauder-owned Clinique launched the concept of cosmetics being "allergy-tested," "hypoallergenic," "100% fragrance-free," and "dermatologist tested." Of those marketing claims, the only one with significance is "100% fragrance-free," which, for the most part, Clinique maintains (although it does add some fragrant extracts to a few products). Unfortunately, terms like "hypoallergenic" and "dermatologist tested" aren't regulated by the FDA and can mean anything—thus, you still need to rely on the ingredient list to tell you whether their product contains any ingredients with the potential to irritate skin.
That inconvenient fact aside, Clinique is leading the way with cutting-edge, state-of-the-art moisturizers and serums, plus some formidable makeup and more than a few excellent sunscreens. While Clinique has some products that we see as missteps for reasons discussed in their reviews, more than ever, what they offer is quite good (just have realistic expectations, as some of their claims go beyond what their products are capable of).
Turning to makeup, Clinique continues to offer a vast palette of colors and textures, especially with their enormous selection of foundations—many of which feature effective sunscreens. Without a doubt, the numerous formulas offer something for every skin type and almost every skin color—though the blushes, eye makeup and lip colors are frequently not pigmented enough for deeper skin tones.
The bottom line is that, despite a few shortcomings, Clinique is one of the most comprehensive (and comparably affordable) department-store makeup lines, and it is completely understandable why they enjoy such broad appeal.
Note: Clinique is categorized as one that tests on animals because their products are sold in China. Although Clinique does not conduct animal testing for their products sold elsewhere, the Chinese government requires imported cosmetics be tested on animals, so foreign companies retailing there must comply. This requirement is why some brand's state that they don't test on animals "unless required by law". Animal rights organizations consider cosmetic companies retailed in China to be brands that test on animals, and so does the Beautypedia Team.
For more information about Clinique, call (800) 419-4041 or visit www.clinique.com.
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My sump overflowed and leaked into my walk in closet. The carpet itself didn't get too wet, so I pulled it back and fan dried it. I removed the underlay 2 days ago and its been sitting outside in the sun and then in the garage over night but its still just as drenched. What do I do with it?? It's about a 5x5 piece.
simple, replace it.:)
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Sherlock Holmes Rainmeter by akatsuki-blastWatch
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Images: Sled pull [Image 8 of 15]
Photo by Staff Sgt. Wallace Bonner
Spc. Jonathan Belt, healthcare specialist and Expert Field Medical Badge candidate, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, pulls an injured role-player on a sled as he navigates a Common Tasks Lane during the EFMB test at the Wilderness Road Training Complex, Aug. 22, 2012. Soldiers had to complete three CTLs, a written test, a day and night land navigation course, and a 12-mile foot march in order to earn the EFMB.
This work, Sled pull [Image 1 of 15], by SSG Wallace Bonner, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
Date Taken:08.22.2012
Date Posted:08.28.2012 15:41
Photo ID:653314
Size:1018.2 KB
Location:COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, US
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1997 Oldsmobile LSS Reviews
1997 Oldsmobile LSS Reviews and Owner Comments
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1997 Oldsmobile LSS (3 Reviews)
Ran Great didn't give me any troubles
electrical problem due to the 2 cent grounding bus on the driver kick panal.
windows will not roll up affter rolled down fues is not blown \ randomly works when it feels like it is unconvieont and makes it difficult. car drives fine does not like to go up hillls will idole funnty when it sometims. it is very confurtable but just doesent make the cut for a relieble buyers choice.