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Conditioning Lip Color
Moisturize your lips for the ultimate kiss of nature with a blend of organic antioxidant-rich acai & goji berries, minerals, and sweet orange.
Who Should Use It?
Juice Beauty's Conditioning Lip Color is designed for all skin types to look and feel beautiful.
- Organic antioxidant-rich jojoba and sesame seed oils deeply moisturize lips.
- Organic blueberry, raspberry, acai and goji berries provide beautiful, antioxidant and omega-rich pigments that protects the lips from signs of aging.
- Organic grapeseed contains powerful antioxidant-rich resveratrol that provides defense against free radical skin damage and visibly firms the skin.
- Organic agave and sweet orange natural sweeteners provide great aromas.
- Formulated without Cetyl Peg/Ppg-I0/I Dimethicone, Bht, Lead, Dimethicones, Silicone, Synthetic Dyes or fragrance.
Powerful Action Without
Formulated without parabens, petroleum, propylene or butylene glycol, sodium lauryl sulfates, pesticides, phthalates, artificial dyes or synthetic fragrances. Our products are never tested on animals.
|Jojoba Oil (Organic) (simmondsia chinensis)
|Derived from the seeds of the desert shrub jojoba; a rich emollient antioxidant, high in essential fatty acids & nutrients.
|Acai Berry (Organic) (euterpe oleracea)
|Antioxidant and phytonutrient rich, good source of essential fatty acids; can help boost skin radiance.
|Goji Berry (Organic) (lycium chinense)
|Antioxidant and phyto-nutrient rich; helps promote skin suppleness and radiance.
|Blueberry Seed Oil (Organic) (vaccinium corymbosum)
|Potent polyphenol antioxidants can help protect against free radicals; a rich source of phytonutrients and fatty acids to help promote beautiful skin.
|Cranberry Seed Oil (Organic) (vaccinium macrocarpon)
|Rich in amino acids and antioxidants; can be highly moisturizing.
|Strawberry Seed Oil (Organic) (fragaria ananassa)
|Rich in gamma tocopherol, linoleic and oleic fatty acids to help nourish the skin.
|Pomegranate Seed Oil (Organic) (punica granatum)
|Rich antioxidants with ellagic acid, a polyphenol that can promote brightness.
|Red Raspberry (Organic) (rubus idaeus)
|Rich in vitamins, hydroxy acids, phenols; provides potent antioxidants that can help promote beautiful skin.
|Avocado Oil (Organic) (persea gratissima)
|Rich in vitamins, lecithin, and fatty acids that can nourish and hydrate the skin.
|Sesame Oil (Organic) (sesamum indicum)
|Emollient and softening properties.
|Agave Leaf (agave americana)
|Natural sweetener that is nutrient rich.
Juice Beauty is constantly updating our ingredients to bring you results using the safest, local, organic and natural ingredients possible.
Made with certified organic ingredients.
Current Formula Ingredients:
Simmondsia chinensis (organic jojoba seed oil)*, sesamum indicum (organic sesame seed oil)*, ricinus communis (organic castor seed oil)*, cera alba (organic beeswax)*, euphorbia cerifera (candelilla wax), persea gratissima (avocado oil), vitis vinifera (organic grape seed oil)*, vaccinium corymbosum (organic blueberry seed oil)*, punica granatum (organic pomegranate seed oil)*, rubus idaeus (organic raspberry seed oil)*, actinidia chinensis (organic kiwi seed oil)*, vaccinium macrocarpon (organic cranberry seed oil)*, fragaria ananassa (organic strawberry seed oil)*, euterpe oleracea (organic acai berry)*, lycium chinense (organic goji berry)*, caprylic/capric triglyceride, trioctyldodecyl citrate, castor isostearate succinate, tocopherol (Vitamin E), agave americana (agave leaf extract), thymus vulgaris (thyme extract), melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree extract), rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary extract) and citrus sinensis (sweet orange oil). May contain titanium dioxide, mica, iron oxides.
* = Certified organic ingredient
Glide over bare lips for an instant kiss of color. Finish with Reflecting Gloss.
For precise application, use the tip of the product to line lips then fill in using the flat edge. Layer under Reflecting Gloss for more vibrant color.
Additional Information:
|Skin Type:
|Normal, Mature, Blemished/Oily, Combination, Dry, Sensitive, Children and Teen, Teen Acne & Blemishes, Adult Acne & Blemishes
|Skin Concern:
|Wrinkles, Sun Damage, Acne, General Health
Customer ReviewsWrite a Review
its ok
Review By:abbie on 2/8/2016
the product was very dry and came off very easily. I got it in the color fig and i expected a little more out of it. The color is too shimmery and very sheer, when i tried to layer it to make it look darker it just look like there was dirt on my lips
Need more colors
Review By:Sharon on 7/26/2015
I really like your organic lipstick and have used it for over a year. I appreciate that I don't have to worry about licking my lips when I know there are no bad chemicals to lick off. The only problem is that the pink is too light, actually lighter than my own lip color, and the fig is too dark. I mix them but it's still not really right. I really look best with a peachy pink color and I think about it every time I apply lipstick. Surely there's something in nature you could use to make a color like this.
Too dry
Review By:Otp on 7/17/2015
I purchased a pink color. The smell is good, but it is too dry. Not creamy, not smooth, like an old pencil. I have to press hard to get its color.
Love it!
Review By:Susie - DUPLICATE on 6/13/2015
The smell of this lipstick is divine. Smells good enough to eat! Love that it is organic and made of natural ingredients and it's gluten free. Would buy again! Would like to try the other color.
Love it!
Review By:Susie on 6/13/2015
The smell of this lipstick is divine. Smells good enough to eat! Love that it is organic and made of natural ingredients. Would buy again! Would like to try the other color.
Vibrant color
Review By:Sarah on 6/12/2015
Love it! Pretty color with my dark hsir and fair skin
Another must-have product
Review By:Tammi on 6/11/2015
I bought both the fig and the pink and I love them both! It's so wonderful to know that I am nourishing my lips with organic ingredients.
best lipstick ever!
Review By:shelley on 6/11/2015
this is the best lipstick ever! It nourish's the lips, and never dries them out!
The pink is also a fabulous color! I either wear it alone, or under Juice Beauty's Pink Lip Gloss!
MUST have for dry or chapped lips!
Review By:Brenda on 2/3/2015
I have suffered with chapped lips for years. I have been using Bert's lip gloss but wanted something even better. I tried this in the fig and fell in love with it. It is so smooth and lightweight, natural, like you have nothing on and not like lipstick at all. It goes on like a dream! Feels marvelous! But the most amazing thing is, it heals my dry, chapped lips overnight!! Amazing! I can't wait to try other JB products!
Fabulous product!
Review By:Suzicruzi on 12/12/2014
I bought this lipstick in "Fig", and I'm a fair skinned, blue eyed blonde. The color is great! And funny, but like another reviewer, it does make my teeth look whiter oddly enough. Here's the thing though, this is a very sheer lipstick. Without prepping your lips first with a lip liner, and filling them in fully first, this product goes on sheer. In other words, it is not opaque. It is not as sheer, or glossy as, say, Burts Bees sheer colored glosses, but it is quite sheer. I will say though, that that is not a bad thing- this fact gives me options with the coverage, and color that I want: a light sheer touch of color, or more intense color used with a lip liner pencil covering my lips- or just outlined for a third look. I am quite happy with these options. The product is very silky smooth, and it leaves my lips moist but not shiny. I like that. The one downside is there is NOT much product in the tube for the price in comparison with similar products on the market. I feel it's a bit stingy for the money. That's the only reason I'm only giving it 4 stars, otherwise it would get 5 based on the product alone.
Review By:Vyvian on 12/4/2014
I have a light-medium complexion, yellow undertone, Asian, and my natural lip color is light coral. So, if I put on the Fig lipstick on my lips, I only see a slightly change of color. I thought it was going to be more pigmented, but it isn't. It would work great for those who likes a subtle lip color. For those who likes a more pigmented lipstick, I don't think it would work for you (especially people who has a coral or dark nude natural lip color). I think Fig would work great for lighter complexions and it will show a a more dramatic lip color. Furthermore, I tried the lipstick in Pink. It looked TERRIBLE on me. I am for sure that Pink would look better on lighter complexions or people who have a very slight lip color.
New favorite!
Review By:Max on 10/25/2014
I prefer the natural look. This stuff is great for that. Gives my lips great color without saying "everyone look at my lipstick!" Very happy with it!
Review By:Karen on 10/23/2014
I have been looking for a lipstick without chemicals. I love the Fig, although I would like one with a little more of a mauve color. Stays on all day. Great product.
I can't be without this Conditioning Lip Color ...
Review By:Catherine on 10/15/2014
Juice Beauty is all I use for both skin care and cosmetics. They won a Courage in Commerce award by PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), they are Leaping Bunny certified, a Champion company of The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, recommended by Teens Turning Green, sold on their website, at ULTA Beauty, and at Whole Foods Market. They also have excellent scores in the Environmental Working Group Skin Deep Cosmetics Data Base. The products even cleared up my Rosacea!! As far as the Conditioning Lip Color in Fig, I can't be without this PERFECT color.
Review By:Jill on 10/6/2014
Love how this feels on my lips and adds such a great color!
Review By:JM on 9/8/2014
This is so rich and luxurious! I have the fig though I do wish there were more colors. WOW! So luxurious! Incredible ingredients, such high quality.
Best conditioning lipstick. Awesome color
Review By:Anita on 9/8/2014
I love this lipstick! The fig color goes with everything and looks so natural yet striking. Looks great with the champagne gloss for an evening pop of shine. Your lips will thank you.
Perfect for Fall
Review By:Jordan on 9/8/2014
I'm a total lipstick addict, but I cringe whenever I read the ingredients list on most of my lipsticks. Carcinogens, lead, aluminum -- yuck. And a lot of the natural, organic brands didn't really give me the pop of color that I wanted. Then I found this Conditioning Lip Color in Fig, and now I'm hooked! It goes on smooth, and you can tell immediately that it's really moisturizing. And the color is nicely pigmented -- a deep brick-red color with plum tones, if that makes any sense. Basically, I'll be wearing it constantly this fall and winter, then I'll have to try the pink for spring and summer! I would love to see more colors available -- maybe a nice coral-y peach?
Fig is the perfect color!!
Review By:Catherine on 7/22/2014
I don't believe I ever loved a lipstick as much as your Conditioning Lip Color in Fig!! I'm literally down to the very bottom, eager to buy more. The color matches everything I wear, it brightens my smile, my lips feel soft, it lasts long, and when I lick my lips, I don't have to worry about animal testing or toxic ingredients.
Conditioning Lip Color
Review By:Ali W on 1/30/2014
This stuff is great! My lips were soft after wearing this lip color, color may not be for everyone, but if you wear it at night when youre at home you dont have to worry about looking silly. Recommend this to someone with very dry lips.
Not for me :o(
Review By:Yovina on 1/13/2014
It was too shimmery and looked silvery on my lips. Please come up with more natural colors, pleaseeee!
Solution for dry chapped lips!
Review By:Susan on 1/11/2014
I have had a problem with dry, chapped lips for a long time. Doctor said drink more water and use chapstick. Tried that and no matter how much water I drink my lips were still dry and chapped. I have tried nearly every brand of chapstick, lip balm and lip color with no luck for solving my problem. Then I ordered both the pink and fig shades of Conditioning Lip Color from Juice Beauty and my dry, chapped lips problem was solved! This is a miracle product! This product moisturized my lips and makes them look healthy! The pink is perfect for day and the fig for night. I recommend to everyone to buy both shades and try the colors alone and to mix them. For an in between shade I apply the fig and then the pink on top and they mix beautifully for a medium pink shade that is perfect for day or night! This is the only lip color I buy now!
Figgy Jiggy
Review By:Erica on 1/11/2014
I have this in the fig color, it's amazing and not to heavy. It looks natural and isn't to dark.
I love it! I use this now more than I use my burt's bees color lip balm.
Soft and Silky
Review By:TiffanyD on 1/10/2014
My lips have never felt so soft and luscious! Oh so Kissable!
only cool tones?
Review By:Sunny on 1/10/2014
It's pigmented, smooth, and sweet. It's a pleasure to wear but the colors are too limited. Cool pinky mauve or cool red. Cool colors are great for making teeth look whiter but I'd still love to see Juice release some fashion colors like a nude or coral.
Smooth and pretty
Review By:aes on 11/22/2013
I have the Fig, which is perfect for winter. The shade is very flattering (I have dark hair and eyes and fair skin, so I like to have some color on my face) and goes with both bold and neutral outfits. It's very conditioning and feels great!
Really nice!
Review By:Dani on 10/30/2013
I bought this conditioning lip color because I wanted to find something completely natural. I got this in Pink, I love the way it feels on my lips, smooth, silky and it has a nice natural taste. It's really nice. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the Pink color doesn't look good on me. I have light skin, dark brown hair and green eyes and the color kind of washes me out. So I'm planning on getting it in Fig.
Review By:ENB on 10/5/2013
I got the Pink color and am in love. The texture is smooth, never sticky, and feels light. The color is so incredibly pretty and goes with everything. There's a subtle iridescence that's feminine and that adds a touch of sparkle. Overall amazing. Will be purchasing again and again. Can't wait to try the other color. Please make more shades!
I found my color!
Review By:makeupfrenzy88 on 8/5/2010
I have searched high and low for the right lip color for my skin tone. I have fair skin and have found it difficult to find the right 'pink.' I decided to try Juice Beauty's new lip color because it's organic and was overjoyed to find that the "Pink" is the perfect shade for me!
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Summerville freshman pitcher Sawyer Bridges had a big role in coach Burt Bazzle's 500th career victory on Monday.
Bridges allowed only one hit in the 2-0 victory over Goose Creek. The right-hander faced 21 batters, struck out four and did not walk a batter.
Bridges is one of the top freshman athletes in the state. He was also the Green Wave's starting quarterback and passed for more than 1,000 yards.
National indoors
Several athletes from around the state competed in the New Balance Nationals Indoor meet over the weekend in New York City.
Porter-Gaud's Brent Demarest competed in the 2-mile run. He placed fifth in his heat and 22nd overall. He tied his own school record in the 2-mile (9:22.71) and his 3,000-meter split established a new school record of 8:50. His time was ninth best among all underclassmen, and further cemented his status among the nation's elite distance runners.
Beaufort's Kaila Smith finished fourth in girls 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.80. Smith flew home Friday night and competed in Saturday's Diamond Hornets Invitational.
Summerville's Davon Anderson competed in the 60-meter dash and hurdles. He reached the semifinals.
Player of the year
Alaina Coates of Dutch Fork High School has been named the Gatorade South Carolina girls basketball player of the year.
The 6-5 senior center led the Silver Foxes to a 29-0 record and a second consecutive Class AAAA state championship this past season.
Coates averaged 21.4 points, 11.6 rebounds and 3.8 blocks per game to earn the South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association's Class AAAA player of the year honor. She was also selected to play in the McDonald's All-American Game.
"She was the most dominant player we faced this year," Aiken coach Aubrey Pompey said. "We had the pleasure of facing her three times. Each time, she was the difference in each of our contests."
Coates collected 10 points, 16 rebounds, four assists, four blocks and three steals in the 46-43 state championship win over Dorman.
Coates, a finalist for the Gatorade national player award, has signed to play basketball at South Carolina.
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If you're into Wallpaper you cna check out my DA page for some.
This makes me cry I would love to have my girl friend wearing this!!!!
Please don't ask where I got this from im under raps.......still.
Im gonna add the Photos on my DA page. If you all like I can show more cloths of Lyn class new - old
I'll post the videos on the first page along with other news, here's the first video of Christmas Costumes of almost all the classes.
Edit again, Cause of some idiot iv removed my Photo's Seems even here I have to add my Watermarks on them, so after im done with everything i'll reupload them with my stuff.
Female Lyn Video is done.
Sorry don't have Jin Female.
Male Lyn's Costumes
Female Lyn's Costumes
I notice Sony Vegas cut the start and end of my video, I hate using vegas....
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require 'qpid_messaging'
# This is your classic Hello World application, written in
# Ruby, that uses Qpid. It demonstrates how to send and
# also receive messages.
if __FILE__ == $0
broker = ARGV[0] || "localhost:5672"
address = ARGV[1] || "amq.topic"
options = ARGV[2] || ""
connection = Qpid::Messaging::Connection.new :url => broker, :options => options
session = connection.create_session
receiver = session.create_receiver address
sender = session.create_sender address
# Send a simple message
sender.send Qpid::Messaging::Message.new :content => "Hello world!"
# Now receive the message
message = receiver.fetch Qpid::Messaging::Duration::SECOND
puts "#{message.content}"
Apache Qpid, Messaging built on AMQP; Copyright © 2015 The Apache Software Foundation; Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0; Apache Qpid, Qpid, Qpid Proton, Proton, Apache, the Apache feather logo, and the Apache Qpid project logo are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation; All other marks mentioned may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners


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Saints at Bears in-game blog
CHICAGO -- In a game that had been pretty hard fought throughout, in the end, it came down to a penalty.
New Orleans Saints safety Roman Harper was hit with a 38-yard pass interference penalty on third-and-7 to give the Chicago Bears the ball at the 15-yard line. Two plays later, Bears placekicker Robbie Gould hit a 35-yard field goal with 12:19 in overtime and Chicago won 27-24.
The Saints (7-7) aren't mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, but it's all but over. The Bears (8-6) are still alive to win the NFC North division.
Reggie Bush was asked about why he played only sparingly in the second half. Bush played only on one punt return in the third quarter and did not see any action on offense.
"That's how it goes," said Bush, who said he sprained his knee on a run in the second quarter. "I just work here. I'm just an employee. I don't call the shots. I definitely don't call the plays."
Saints quarterback Drew Brees, who again didn't have a great game, finished 24-of-43 for 232 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. His counterpart, Kyle Orton was 24-of-40 for 172 yards and two interceptions.
Orton's numbers were terrible, except for the last drive in regulation (see below).
Pierre Thomas continues to look good for the Saints. He rushed for 87 yards on 22 carries and scored a touchdown and caught seven passes for 59 more yards and a touchdown. He was better at being Reggie Bush than Reggie Bush. Bush had six carries for 30 yards and two catches for 16 yards. But it was clear Bush wasn't 100 percent.
Marques Colston had a decent game as well, catching six passes for 84 yards and a touchdown.
Devin Hester had four catches for 46 yards, but it was a big pass interference call against Roman Harper in overtime, who was trying to cover Hester, that proved to be the key play of the game.
The Saints have now lost the past three games they've played at Soldier Field.
Here is the compilation of the game updates
Orton, a great one? (0:00 4Q)
With the game on the line, Kyle Orton started to look like Joe Montana. He was 8-of-10 then threw an incomplete pass to tight end Greg Olsen in the end zone that could have been pass interference on Jason David, then was sacked on the next play and the Bears got an immediate time out.
Robbie Gould then hit the tying field goal as time ran out in regulation. Game goes to overtime tied at 24.
Still some life (3:10, 4Q)
The Saints have taken the lead. Drew Brees hit Marques Colston for an 11-yard touchdown and the Saints go up 24-21 in a game that New Orleans desperately needs to keep alive any hopes of making the playoffs.
After not playing that well this season -- when he wasn't hurt, that is -- Colston now has six catches for 84 yards.
Ahem, this is where the game turns? (5:17, 4Q)
The Bears followed the Saints gift with one of their own. Kyle Orton threw a bad pass that was intercepted by Scott Fujita and returned to the 36.
After an incomplete pass and a Pierrre Thomas loss of five yards, Drew Brees his Marques Colston for a first down. It was one of the rare times in this game that Brees and his former favorite receiver seemed to be on the same page.
OK, this is where the game turns ... (5:35, 4Q)
Is it stubborness or just that the guy never learns? Another Saints short yardage play, another offensive play call that was doomed from the start.
On fourth and inches, the Saints try a pitch wide to Pierre Thomas, who was swallowed up by the Bears defense. The Saints continue to attempt run outside on short yardage situations, and continue to not get the first down.
As the game turns (7:31, 4Q)
This could be where the game turns. A gutsy call by the Bears to run a fake punt and punter Brad Maynard hit Adrian Peterson with the pass that was clearly a first down. But the ruling was that Peterson didn't have complete control of the ball when he was hit by Lance Moore, the would-be punt returner.
So the Saints get a huge break.
Saints pull within, 21-17 (9:07, 4Q)
Garrett Hartley's 30-yard field goal brought the Saints within four points and capped a time-consuming 63-yard drive. Since the Josh Bullocks interception, it's been all Saints. They have dominated time of possession in the second half, controlling the ball for 14:54 of the first 21 minutes of the second half.
Bears take 21-14 lead to the fourth quarter (15:00, 4Q)
The Saints have maintained the momentum they got after the Bullocks' interception. They've put a couple of first downs together and are at midfield early in the fourth quarter. The Bears have blown fourth-quarter leads against Atlanta, Carolina and Tampa Bay this season. Could the Saints be next?
Saints strike quick, move within 21-14 (3:44, 3Q)
That didn't take long. Two plays after Bullocks' interception, Pierre Thomas rambled 42 yards for a touchdown. It's 21-14 Bears but the Saints have some major momentum.
Saints get another turnover (4:26, 3Q)
Josh Bullocks' interception on a deflected pass ended a promising Bears drive and has given the Saints new life at the Chicago 45-yard line. Not sure when Bullocks last picked off a pass but it's been a while. The pass was intended for receiver Rashied Davis but bounced off his shoulder pads and into the arms of Bullocks who ran it back 23 yards into Chicago territory.
Saints waste scoring opportunity (8:31, 3Q)
The Saints squandered a chance to pull within a touchdown when Adewale Ogunleye intercepted a short pass by Drew Brees at the Bears 16-yard line. Before the play, the Saints appered to have momentum, marching from their own 29 to the Bears 9. They had just converted a fourth-and-1 at the 10 and looked to be in prime position to score a touchdown when Ogunleye made a leaping interception in the backfield against Brees as he tried to scramble from pressure.
Halftime stats, leaning in favor of the team trailing
Can it be? Kyle Orton has better numbers than Drew Brees? It's true, at least in accuracy. Orton is 11-of-17 for 76 yards and Brees is 10-of-23 for 93 yards with a 1-yard touchdown pass to Pierre Thomas, and one interception. There were almost a couple other interceptions, but the Bears couldn't hold on.
Before Reggie Bush went out, and we're still trying to find out how severely he's hurt, he had five carries for 30 yards. He looked pretty solid, was hitting the holes and showing good leg drive, with the exception of his final carry, when it appeared something happened to his knee and he turned and just went out of bounds. Thomas has eight carries for 24 yards and has caught four passes for another 32.
Chicago's Matt Forte, he of Slidell and Tulane, has four carries for eight yards, but hurt his toe on his first carry. He has toughed it out coming back, and could become a force in the second half.
As a team, the Saints have 140 yards to Chicago's 103.
Bears extend lead (0:49, 2Q)
The Bears added another touchdown just before halftime. Kyle Orton scrambled in from 6 yards out to make it 21-7 Chicago. It's not looking good for the Saints. Their only score was the result of a gift. Otherwise, they've been dominated. The score means the Saints have allowed at least 20 points in eight consecutive games. The Bears made the 21-7 lead hold up until halftime. They're going to need to make some major adjustments in the second half to pull this one out.
Bush out? (4:39, 2Q)
It looks like Reggie Bush is injured. He missed the last series on offense and did not go back to return a punt. Lance Moore returned instead. Saints trainers were looking at his left knee, as Bush limped off the field. That's the same knee Bush injured in October and had arthroscopic surgery on to repair cartilage damage. We're trying to get a report on his condition but there's been no official work yet. Bush watched the last series while standing on the sideline so at least they didn't have to take him to the locker room.
Another big return sets up Bears' score (7:42, 2Q)
Danieal Manning is killing the Saints. He returned the ensuing kickoff after the Thomas touchdown 52 yards to give the Bears great field position, at the Saints 41. Jason David then was whistled for a 39-yard pass interference call, setting up a 1-yard touchdown run by former Tulane standout and Slidell native Matt Forte. It's 14-7 Bears. Forte left the game for awhile with a toe injury, which occurred on the Bear's first series. He''s back and looks good now.
Saints tie it (9:52, 2Q)
The Saints took advantage of a gift from the Bears to tie the score, 7-7. Jon Vilma recovered a fumbled snap by quarterback Kyle Orton at the Bears' 1-yard line. Two plays later, Pierre Thomas ccaught a swing pass by Brees and rambled in for the tying score. The play was set up by a tremendous punt by Glenn Pakulak and an even better cover by Usama Young, who tight-roped the goal line to down it at the 1-foot line.
Saints off to cold start (Kickoff)
No sooner had they anounced the wind-chill temperature of 18 degrees then Danieal Manning took the opening kickoff and raced 83 yards for a touchdown. Manning was untouched. As he dodged kicker Garrett Hartley near midfield he thrust his hand over his head and raced the final 45 yards virtually by himself. Twelve seconds into the game and the Saints trail 7-0. Not the way they wanted to start. The crowd at Soldier Field is rockin', dancing in their seats to "Shout" on the Soldier Field p.a. system.
Weather update (6:48 p.m.)
They just announced a weather report in the press box. It's 29 degrees with winds out of northwest at 15 miles per hour. Gusts are up to 26 miles per hour. That's pretty stiff. The forecast is for temperatures to drop into the mid-20s. The wind is also expected to drop to about 11 miles per hour. No word on the wind-chill temperature. Will update when we get it.
Setting the scene (6:15 p.m.)
Well, I just completed the half-mile trek from Michigan Avenue to Soldier Field and the weather wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Sure, it's cold but I really don't think it's bad enough to have an effect on the game.
Now the wind is another matter. The flags on the top of Solider Field are whipped horizontal by the winds, but surprisingly the winds are blowing from the northwest, toward Lake Michigan, not from it.
Nevertheless, it's not going to be easy to pass or catch in the conditions.
If you're watching on TV, the wind is swirling inside the stadium. It appears to be blowing much stronger from north to south. That means from right to left if you're viewpoint is from behind the Saints sideline. Kicker Garrett Hartley just went through pre-game warm-ups and was well short on both of his attempts from 48 yards going into the northerly wind. With the wind behind him, he was able to convert from 54 yards. His attempt from 57 yards was well short.
Punter Glenn Pakulak doesn't seem to be having any problem so far. He's booming 50 yarders consistently with decent hangtime.
When I first arrived at the stadium, several Saints were on the field going through warm-ups. A few were even in shorts, among them, Reggie Bush and Marques Colston. Bush seemed particularly intent on making a statement. He wore a sleeveless T-shirt and no socks.
Drew Brees just went through his little pre-game hype chant with the team around him in the end zone. The Saints looked fired-up for this one. Their body language looks good.


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As the classmates reminisce, the audience is transported back to senior year at Rydell. The students are counting the days to graduation and passing time hitting the Burger Palace, making out at the drive-in, polishing their hot rods, rocking to the latest hits and doing everything but sleep at slumber parties.
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Sandy (Caitlin Sprang) gets the cold shoulder from Danny (Robert Lodge) on the first day of school at Rydell High in this scene from "Grease."
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Playing the Burger Palace Boys are Trevor Barth (Doody), Jacob Courtright (Roger), Adam Duress (Kenickie) and Jaime Boucher (Sonny). Megan Outland appears as Miss Lynch, the English teacher.
The Pink Ladies invite Sandy to a slumber party, but she can't bring herself to smoke or drink like the other girls. Each one elaborates on her personal challenges with weight, boys and school.
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At a school dance, Danny and Cha Cha (Angela Massara) show their stuff in "Born to Hand Jive." Danny is left "Alone at the Drive-In Movie," and Sandy finds herself without a date on prom night. Scott Warfel and Walker Karg perform as Vince Fontaine and Johnny Casino, respectively.
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"We Go Together." closes Act I and repeats for the finale.
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To add to the nostalgia, Wyandot Classics and Cruisers will be set up in the high school south parking lot at 1 p.m. Sunday, prior to the matinee performance of "Grease" at 2:30 p.m.
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Is the app-gap between Windows Phone versus iTunes and Google Play really that wide?
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On a regular basis, we discuss the various application ecosystems between the current top three...
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1. blackice214 (Posts: 164; Member since: 03 Jan 2013)
9. ihatesmartphone (unregistered)
But still...
I more prefer using open system just like Android because...
40. PhoneAddiction (Posts: 79; Member since: 07 Nov 2012)
Is there a Phonearena app for Android, Apple or Windows? Lol
43. ihatesmartphone (unregistered)
I don't think so..
lololol xp
46. windork (Posts: 16; Member since: 24 May 2013)
yes, all three, although having spent some time on the windows, it is basicly 3 months behind and looks just like the site itself
48. KINGJUAN27 (Posts: 210; Member since: 02 Jul 2012)
Facebook is arrogant for not rolling out a native Facebook app and also Instagram to Windows Phone! Come on Zuck! WP is really growing and very promising, it's already the 3rd major OS in the market! Why not reconsider releasing FB and Instagram to WP?! :/
53. affandi (Posts: 85; Member since: 25 Jan 2013)
I read somewhere that Windows Phone has 2 % of the market or something, so "the 3rd major OS" sounds better than it really is.
2. wendygarett (unregistered)
I don't get why apps is so important to someone, especially gaming apps, all completely useless...
most of the Google play apps are launcher, and here goes customisation excuses from fandroid... On ios? Please, a lot of them 0 download record...
I personally found that only social network and web browsing apps are useful in the smartphone... Because that what smartphone are for.. optimise those apps to every platform and you be the winners, and I see only whatsapp done that, big kudos to whatsapp...
3. wendygarett (unregistered)
Added that facebook apps is the worst app I have ever experienced, it works so well on ios, but on android? My lord, it gets every month update, yet every month sucks, I compare Facebook apps on nexus 4 and bb z10 in the carrier store and it so ashamed that even bb10 work more responsive than android even that bb10 apps still on infants stage, I'm not sure about wp, but I know that fb on wp miss a lot of info... Because the apps is by ms not fb themselves...
15. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
Just because they may not be important to you doesn't mean they aren't important. The only appeal that IOS ever had for me was the games and game center. Games are HUGE market and appeal for people. The biggest reason so many people want bigger and better phones/specs is the ability to play great high end games.
16. jibraihimi (Posts: 764; Member since: 29 Nov 2011)
OMG...... First time I'm seeing some sensible comment from Wendy, it's really very surprising....... Both of your comments make lots of sense...... So, first time I'm pressing that green button fir you....... :)
20. EXkurogane (Posts: 863; Member since: 07 Mar 2013)
Whether i end up using windows phone or blackberry i dont think there will be an app that i want but not available. Im not that demanding, and i dont even use instagram and all sorts of services (netflix? Pandora? Vine? I dont even know what they are if i dont read tech sites) other than FB and Twitter.
4. wafflemuncherr (Posts: 20; Member since: 29 May 2013)
I'm ready to switch out of iOS but I'm always going back and forth between Android or WP. In a way I'm lucky to have to wait till November so I can see what each one is gonna bring to the table.. and to save up some cash.
18. alterecho (Posts: 1098; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
I believe MS WP8 team is sleeping with earmuffs on. Also they have a tendancy of abandoning their users, even their most faithful ones.
26. Dorothy69 (banned) (Posts: 498; Member since: 21 May 2013)
Couldn't have put it better myself. I was an avid Windows Mobile user (back in the day) but, finally gave up on them. Hate the tiny screen on the iPhone even if it did grow .03 inches last year and, overall, hate the restrictive nature of iOS.
Android allows me to do everything I want without having to "jailbreak" the bloody device, for example (some of my favorites):
1. TubeMate (download YouTube content directly to my phone).
2. tTorrent Pro (search and download torrents from around the World, making my phone truly "Global").
3. Groove IP (VOIP using GVoice)
4. Astro (File Manager with integrated Dropbox).
5. Dropbox (if you don't know what this is then, you might as well be using a flip phone).
6. MDScan (document scanner using main camera, scan can be exported as PDF or Image - GREAT tool).
7. Countless premium games that I've purchased for either 99¢ or 10¢: GTA III, Vice City and Rio; Samurai II Vengeance THD; Asphalt 6 & 7; Need For Speed (Most Wanted); The Dark Knight Rises; Avengers Initiative; etc (too many - 99¢ or less)
8. Talking Pierre (my favorite pranking app, you can literally have Pierre curse someone out by name)
And, that's only about half of what I've got on my lovely Note 2; I haven't even touched on the S-Pen and S-Note!!!
Yeah, so I'd agree with you: MS WP8 is sleeping with earmuffs on (and blinders, too).
44. VZWuser76 (Posts: 4214; Member since: 04 Mar 2010)
The saddest part is the Skype app. MS owns Skype, and they have the worst app of the three? Seriously, they should have the best of the three.
5. wando77 (Posts: 844; Member since: 23 Aug 2012)
Hmmmmm.... sounds like somebody got a backhander from Microsoft. Why does an app comparison article need adverts for the 'hardware strengths' on each page?
12. Maxwell.R (Posts: 214; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
We make it pretty clear when it's an advertisement. I was looking at the assortments of apps that I use most when I'm switching between iOS, Android and WP and with exception of Google+ I have not run into so many issues. Everyone's mileage may vary, and I'm not saying there are no legitmate gripes against WP, but when you look at the most commonly used apps, I don't know that makes the best argument anymore.
27. Dorothy69 (banned) (Posts: 498; Member since: 21 May 2013)
I disagree, the "most commonly used apps" would be apps like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Skype, etc; they are all Social Media apps and an extension of said Social Media services, I wouldn't necessarily consider them apps that add a considerable amount of varying functionality to any platform whether it's Android, iOS or Windows Mobile (YES, I said Windows "Mobile")!!
This did come across as some sort of defensive ploy for Microsoft.
And, BTW, I don't use most of the above (FB, Twit', Insta'); I do use Skype from time to time.
28. Maxwell.R (Posts: 214; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
We all have a set of niche apps that we like and are not available elsewhere. The common denominators for the majority of users of smartphones are social, email, and pictures. Since all smartphones perform those tasks differently, the apps they use to do that are fairly relevant.
Your point is well taken however.
31. Dorothy69 (banned) (Posts: 498; Member since: 21 May 2013)
I wish I could say that I could give Microsoft another try but I can do too much now on Android that, for the foreseeable future, I would not be able to do on Windows Mobile. And, for what I do, iOS is out of the question.
I understand that the average user just uses their smartphone for voice calls, email and Social Media, hence, I am not the average user nor am I willing to devolve.
Your point is also well taken but, I still think Microsoft has much progress to make; Dear God, they don't even support Skype Video calling (and, they own Skype)!
38. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
They DO support Skype video CALLING, just not video MESSAGING (for now). That said, you can send video messages through the regular messaging method, as well as email.
What particular things do you do on android you feel wouldn't be able to be done on Windows PHONE? I'm genuinely curious since I switched from android to WP (and at the time, it was only on 7.5) and haven't looked back.
29. zibbyzib2000 (Posts: 221; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
I came here to read an article about an app-gap between the 3 major mobile operating systems. I expected some graphs or statistics on how many apps are currently available for each platform, and instead I get a 4 page article about why Windows phone is better.
30. Maxwell.R (Posts: 214; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
Hardly, I was trying to convey that the argument of "there aren't any apps" holds less weight. 10 of the top 15 paid apps in Google Play are apps that only apply to Android. 9 of the top free 15 apps are social, all of which (except Facebook Messenger, which is baked into WP) are also available for WP (and iOS of course). I probably could have emphasized it better in the summary that a lot of underlying issues that WP is facing traction-wise is that user experience and notifications are more of an issue than apps alone.
6. Adithya7184 (Posts: 317; Member since: 05 Mar 2011)
"Love it or hate it, Office is still the standard for document and spreadsheet productivity."......
i think you haven't seen office-suite pro yet....
7. Adithya7184 (Posts: 317; Member since: 05 Mar 2011)
can you please compare office suite pro with MS office 365
10. Maxwell.R (Posts: 214; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
There's nothing to compare. OfficeSuite Pro handles Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF documents. Office 365 provides up-to-date Office for 5 computers, plus 5 mobile devices, Word, Excel, PP, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, Access, Office on Demand, additional 20GB SkyDrive, and 60 Skype minutes each month.
19. alterecho (Posts: 1098; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
Can you insert rows in excel now?
8. Maxwell.R (Posts: 214; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
I think you haven't seen the full suite that is Office 2013. When paired with Office on Demand it's a heck of a deal. I didn't even mention OneNote. ;-)
17. Adithya7184 (Posts: 317; Member since: 05 Mar 2011)
office 365 may be a better one...but $99 per year is bit too costly...no one will use office 365 only to take notes...we have lots of other apps to take notes..
spending $15 for lifetime is far better than spending $99 per year
21. Maxwell.R (Posts: 214; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
When you consider that it covers installation on 5 computers and use on up to five mobile devices, that works out to $9.95 per year per device if you max it out. A very good deal indeed.
35. del_x (Posts: 3; Member since: 18 Jun 2013)
Adithya7184 You have contradicted your own comment by stating that Office 365 is better apart for the Price, but why are we even speaking about O365 when Windows Phone has Office baked in the OS?
11. ianbbaa (Posts: 305; Member since: 20 Mar 2013)
office suite pro is one of the worse office programs for android...my personal comparison, with various test XSLX files, created in MS office, is 5,5MB big, has some formating and functions between sheets....POLARIS office opens those files quickest, with 0 problems..just some layout issues for printing when you save and reopen the document in MS office - needs little tweak to fit to page.
As for the article, we do not need tons of apps, we need a few good ones...even better, we need platform that is complete and works out of the box - and do not relly on any of market apps.
13. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
It's wide and is the only thing Windows Phone really lacks in, 2nd they lack kind of in is robust customization, which I hope is coming to 8.1.
37. jlp34876 (Posts: 80; Member since: 02 Dec 2012)
Wp is the sweet spot of the 3 OS's. If you want custumization buy an android and if you want a simple smartphone that works buy an iphone. While Wp, you can custumize it more personally by its live tiles.
47. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
So true, bit it does need more customisation features! I yearn for them!
14. jibraihimi (Posts: 764; Member since: 29 Nov 2011)
Let's wait till the year end to see the evolution of WP os and what new features it brings to the board.........
22. cameogt (Posts: 88; Member since: 18 Oct 2012)
MS is too slow developing the windowsphone.
23. yousef8824 (Posts: 36; Member since: 28 Jul 2012)
i just want pulse and opera mobile on wp8 and i will switch
24. Sonny_09 (Posts: 49; Member since: 24 May 2013)
Nice Article! :D
25. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
So...not taking into consideration "Android only" apps kinda defeats the purpose of a comparison doesn't it? And no, if the app is free on android and iOS but not on WP it is NOT an individual choice. there is simply no equivalent app, unless it offers the same functionality and same price.
39. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Many paid apps in WP have a "trial" version that gives you the app for free, but with limited functionality. Android does similar, but also has ad-supported freebies, which hog your data and processing power.
42. icyrock1 (Posts: 307; Member since: 25 Mar 2013)
Thing is android (and iOS) have the official free versions of the apps that third parties are charging for.
32. microsoftnokiawin (Posts: 1178; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
very well written Maxwell although i have to say custom keyboards are a feature that i highly like in my current cool but outdated N9 and that i think should be offered in windows phone and IOS other than that i really like your article :)
33. mottykels (Posts: 383; Member since: 15 May 2013)
Ilovewp8 ;)
34. del_x (Posts: 3; Member since: 18 Jun 2013)
Very well written article, the argument about apps is truly null n void.
36. speckledapple (Posts: 892; Member since: 29 Sep 2011)
Well thought out piece and I appreciate the further explanations to others on the forum. My next phone purchase is surely considering WP but with my enjoyment of the Galaxy Note 2, I hope Microsoft produces a device with that kind of integration and effectiveness.
41. icyrock1 (Posts: 307; Member since: 25 Mar 2013)
"As it happens, since the fully featured Instance is a paid app it is a tenuous comparison to its iOS and Android counterparts which are free, but the overall solution is present, so it really becomes an individual choice."
So... You're comparing a FREE first party app to a paid, third party app?
Hardly what the average user would do. They'd look for a free alternative or an official app.
45. Maxwell.R (Posts: 214; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
There is a free version of Instance that is ad supported, but people make these types of decisions every day. The choices remain, look for free alternative, look for official app, or pay. There are plenty of apps that people pay for because the simply like the app or want to support the developer.
49. icyrock1 (Posts: 307; Member since: 25 Mar 2013)
I disagree with the idea that people like to pay for apps when given the choice (The article tries to equate a paid app to a free app, which the average user would certainly NOT do).
I know a lot more people who have never spent a cent on apps than those who have, and comparing the two is rather deceitful.
50. Maxwell.R (Posts: 214; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
You make a valid point, but to make my point, Twitter makes free apps for iOS, Android and WP, yet the top Twitter client for Android was Falcon Pro until the token limits went into effect. To this day, Falcon Pro users have paid to use that app despite free, first-party alternatives being available. It is really a fundamental economic principle as to what people do to use their limited resources with. Paid apps would not be successful if everyone just said, "meh, I want free...ads are okay." The reality says otherwise.
51. GrmanR (Posts: 41; Member since: 09 Apr 2013)
Are there emulators on WP8? I play a lot of N64 and SNES, is there that on WP?
54. khuongn (Posts: 1; Member since: 26 Jun 2013)
Yes, but I think you have to pay for N64 emulator though. There's vNESLight which is a free NES emulator. I'm not sure about other emulators.
52. toondewachter (Posts: 54; Member since: 24 Jan 2012)
It's not about the big apps. They're pretty much on each platform. It's the smaller, more local apps where the difference shows. Like an app for mobile banking... My bank created the app for iPhone first, then for Android. Windows Phone is probably never going to get the app. And that's the way it goes when local businesses develop apps.
Apps do matter. I don't understand why iPhone apps are mostly developed first instead of Android. But that is what makes the iPhone an attractive phone. iOS is not that impressive, but its app store is.


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The Medieval slang word for a Ginger Headed Beggar. They have been known to be treated very badly and relied on their Defensive skills to protect their colony (Cessrooster). It is also the name of a a good weapon used in Castle Wars
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Nov. 16, 2012 -- Air pollution may be bad for older brains, a new study shows.
Older adults who live in areas of high pollution did not do as well on tests of memory and other thinking skills, according to a new study.
"We know that air pollution is harmful for a child's developing brain," says researcher Jennifer Ailshire, PhD. She is a National Institute on Aging postdoctoral fellow at the Andrus Gerontology Center of the University of Southern California.
"Now we are starting to understand that air pollution is also harmful for the aging brain," she says.
She presented the findings today at the Gerontological Society of America meeting in San Diego.
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Air pollution has long been linked to a higher risk of heart and breathing problems in older adults. It has also been linked to breathing problems in children.
Her new study, Ailshire says, is one of the first to examine the effects of air pollution on the memory and other thinking skills of older men and women who reflect the general population.
She evaluated nearly 15,000 men and women, age 50 and older. They took part in the 2004 Health and Retirement Study. They were interviewed and tested by phone.
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The test scores range from 1 to 35.
Ailshire then looked at the 2004 annual average level of fine air particulate matter from the Environmental Protection Agency's monitoring systems around the country.
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When Ailshire compared exposures and test scores, she found that every 10-point increase in air pollution exposure was linked with a one-third point drop in the score.
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Those who live in busy urban areas, such as Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Birmingham, Ala., and Atlanta, are more likely to be exposed to this type of pollution, she says. It's produced by road dust, among other sources. Levels are higher in sprawling urban areas with heavy traffic.


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MDG Salon | Studio has recently announced that it will be relocating their Carmel salon to a 6,000 square foot location at 820 E. 116th Street in Indianapolis with an opening date of February 2013. The new space will echo the overall concept of MDG Salon | Studio's downtown location, which opened this past July in the McGowan Legacy Building at 355 Indiana Ave.
This concept is a first for Indianapolis as MDG Salon | Studio now offers its customers a variety of services in two distinct settings within one location. The new space in Carmel will offer salon professionals either a "studio" setting or an open-space environment. The new design will work in concert with their business model of "yourself. yourspace.," as MDG salon | studio's team of experienced stylists will be able to choose whether they want to serve their clientele in private studios within the salon or among other stylists in the open environment at the center of the space.
"We're looking forward to opening our new doors in Carmel this February," says Travis Moore, Director of Operations for MDG Salon | Studio. "We've found a lot of success with the reinvention of our downtown location and are expecting a similar reception in Carmel."
"The two most popular trends in salon culture today are the open-concept which is a large, open space where all facets of the salon are exposed and visible to the entire salon; and the second is a movement towards catering to the independent salon professional who wants to work in a studio environment," he says.
Moore continues, "Here they have their own space, but it is truly organized as a salon within a salon. Contrary to the norm, however, studio professionals are given all the amenities an open concept provides such as retail, front desk staff and more organized marketing initiatives. We feel that a blended concept will not only attract the most talented, experienced and versatile stylists in Indy, but we'll also appeal to a broad demographic of clientele. On both levels, staff and clients, we'll be able to meet all needs and preferences while providing a high-end, luxurious experience."
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the feeling of ejactulating in a girls anus as she squirms is scrumtulucent, being that no other word accuratly grasps the sensation or greatness.
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This weekend, October 28th and 29th, the Richmond International Wine Excursion kicks off a world-class culinary adventure combining both international and locally-sourced wine with cuisine featuring a global flair.
This first annual event will take place at Historic Tredegar, where large, temperature-controlled tents will be in place. Tredegar, of course, is on the banks of the James River and the weather forecast is projecting a beautiful, crisp autumn day. More than 250 wines representing 12 countries and 100 of the best wineries will be poured by representatives of the wineries who will share their expertise and knowledge. Each attendee will receive a beautiful Riedel crystal wine glass as a souvenir. There's even a Locavore Luncheon – a feast of sumptuous, locally-sourced cuisine paired with selected wines.
Whether you take in one event or more, various ticket packages are available. Tickets. For a full schedule of the events and to plan your day, check Schedule. The event opens at 6 PM on Friday, closes at 10 PM, and re-opens on Saturday at noon and runs until 10 PM. What can be better than wine, food, and a beautiful fall day along the James River?


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The bond of a Valley Bend man accused of sending sexually explicit letters and pictures to a female minor was modified Wednesday in Randolph County Magistrate Court.
Magistrate Rob Elbon altered 22-year-old Shawn D. Shields' bond from $140,000 cash or surety to $50,000 personal recognizance at the request of Shields' attorney, Jim Hawkins. Shields also waived his right to a preliminary hearing.
In 2010, Shields was charged with 14 felony counts of distribution of obscene material to a minor, but his charges were dismissed pursuant to a pretrial diversion agreement. However, Cpl. A.S. Loudin with the West Virginia State Police's Crime Against Children Unit filed the charges again in magistrate court April 24 after discovering that Shields had allegedly violated the terms of the agreement by having unsupervised contact with minors under the age of 18.
Assistant Randolph County Prosecuting Attorney Lori Gray did not oppose the bond modification, noting that Randolph County Circuit Judge Jaymie Godwin Wilfong had set bond at $50,000 personal recognizance when the case was previously litigated in Circuit Court.
At Gray's request, however, Elbon attached to the bond the condition that Shields not have any contact with anyone under the age of 18 - either supervised or unsupervised.
"Do you understand?" Elbon asked Shields.
"Yes, sir, I do," Shields replied.
Hawkins said that Shields was waiving his preliminary hearing because he believed Circuit Court would be a more appropriate venue in which to contest the charges.


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LOS ANGELES — Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep are once again roaming the ridges and valleys around Olancha Peak in Inyo County following a successful reintroduction of the endangered animals by wildlife officials.
Ten female and four male bighorn sheep were established last month as the first new herd at the southern end of the Sierra Nevada in 25 years, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Wednesday.
The sheep were captured in steep terrain from two of the largest existing herds farther north in the mountain range. They were transported, blindfolded and hobbled, by helicopters to a staging area where scientists examined the animals for diseases, proper nutrition and genetic diversity.
Volunteers helped outfit the sheep with GPS collars before releasing them.
The sheep are "amazingly tolerant and adaptable," said Tom Stephenson, bighorn recovery program leader for the state wildlife agency. He predicted the animals would thrive in the new herd.
"There's a rich history of moving bighorn sheep throughout the Western U.S. because so many were endangered or went extinct," Stephenson said. "So there's a lot of data and experience we're able to draw on from our state and other states on how to do it effectively and maximize our potential for success."
Scientists planned to add more ewes to the new herd to bring the total number of females to between 20 and 30, he said.
There are now 10 herds of Sierra bighorn in the mountains between Sequoia National Park and Yosemite. Officials hoped to reintroduce three additional herds to meet federal recovery goals.
"Recovery won't happen without our intervention to reoccupy these historic habitats," Stephenson said.
The population, which historically numbered in the thousands, currently is around 500 — up from a low of 100 in the 1970s after decades of disease and unregulated hunting.


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The pair have purchased a "very private" three-bedroom Beverly Hills home, a real estate insider confirms to PEOPLE.
The traditional house comes complete with a pool, lush garden and nearby private hiking trails, which caught Kutcher's eye immediately.
"Ashton and Mila both love the house, and they think it's perfect for raising a family. They plan on moving in before the baby is born," says the insider.
"They are looking for more security now that they have a baby on the way. They're in the nesting phase," says a second source close to Kutcher.
Now, on to babyproofing!
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Summer is peak season for one of the nation's deadliest weather phenomena—lightning. Lightning strikes year-round. Don't be fooled by blue skies. If you hear thunder, lightning is close enough to pose an immediate threat. That is why the National Weather Service has adopted the saying: When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors!
As part of its Teach Learn Care TLC campaign, Safe Electricity urges parents and other caregivers to make sure children also understand the importance of lightning awareness and how to stay safe.
Lightning can strike up to ten miles from the area in which it is raining, even if you don't see clouds. This means that if you can hear thunder, you're within striking distance. A good idea is to use the '30-30 Rule.' According to this rule, if you count less than 30 seconds between a lightning flash and the thunder following it, you should seek shelter from the storm. A smart thing to do is count your 30 seconds inside away from all threatening weather. When the storm is over, wait thirty minutes after the last lightning strike you see before going back outside.
If caught outdoors during a thunderstorm and unable to take shelter in a building, take the following precautions:
Phone use is the leading cause of indoor lightning injuries in the U.S. A direct strike is not necessary for lightning voltage to enter your home through phone lines, electrical wires, cables and plumbing. Other recommendations to avoid lightning shock and damage include:


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Meet your Instructor, Gary Chapman, as he discusses where he finds inspiration for making fabric-effect flowers. He'll also teach you how to make the 50/50 fondant/gum paste mixture you'll use for all of your flowers.
Make two-toned flower petals and leaves as Gary shares his tips for creating and texturing double-sided fondant.
Start with a simple rolled rose before Gary shows you how to add leaves and mount your roses on toothpicks and skewers for larger displays.
Expand your botanical talents as you learn to make Gary's pleated and Cabochon rose variations.
Learn to make rosebuds and rolled- or folded-edge leaves. Then watch as Gary demonstrates how to attach the leaves to your roses and buds to create beautiful fabric-effect flowers.
Make a plaque base and then pile it high with a variety of beautiful rolled roses and leaves to make a stunning cake topper.
Add a few more floral varieties to your toolbox as Gary demostrates rosettes, blossoms and double-sided flowers.
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Prep Time 5 minutes |
Cook Time 15 minutes
4 cups water
6 Eden Whole Shiitake Mushrooms
1 tsp Eden Wakame Flakes
2 Tbsp Eden Bonito Flakes, crumbled, optional
1 cup Chinese cabbage, choppedor bok choy
3 Tbsp Eden Shiro Miso, puréed with 3 Tbsp water
1/4 cup green onions, thinly sliced
Place the water and shiitake in a medium saucepan, cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer about 10 minutes. Remove the shiitake and remove and discard the hard mushroom stems with a knife. Slice the shiitake and place back in the pot together with the crumbled bonito flakes. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat to low and add the wakame flakes, Chinese cabbage and puréed miso. Simmer on low, without boiling for 2 to 3 minutes. Ladle into serving bowls and garnish with green onions.
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Been doing this a long time. At KFR since '87. Had an awful lot of fun through the years here. This is one special radio station. Also, since coming to Kalamazoo, both my sons were born here, and are living here now. Michael works for the schools, and David is a freshman at Western. The love of my life is Kathy. She's my best friend and the hottest woman alive.


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Crime Alert: Men sought for using stolen credit cards
Police are seeking at least two men who have been trying to use stolen credit cards to buy some big-ticket items.
The credit cards were stolen from a vehicle parked on the lot of the St. Joseph Medical Center in Bern Twp., Berks Co., on Jan. 22, police said.
The cards were subsequently used in an attempt to buy large screen televisions from the Target in Spring Township and the Walmart in Wyomissing, police said.
Police said they believe the men they're seeking are driving a green sedan, possibly an Acura or vehicle with a similar body style, with chrome wheels, a spoiler on the rear trunk, and a luggage rack on the roof.
If you have any information about the case, police ask that you call Crime Alert Berks County at 877-373-9913. You could receive a cash reward of up to $5,000 if your anonymous tip leads to an arrest.
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Gorgeous Kit Deanne! Here's a page I made for Kaye's new Challenge.
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an especially handsome man (or handsome woman, depending) with debonair, genteel manners, a slick demeanor, good taste, and an eye for attractive ladies.
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A man who is extremely suave, much like a Don Juan. More romantic connotation than playboy. Called a ladykiller due to his ability to shoot an arrow of love through a lady's heart.
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A very awesome set of Abs, six pack, or wash board stomach.
I can't wait for beach season, show off the Lady Killers
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A game invented by Blackjack Ho Dude one day out of boredom. Here's how you play Ladykiller: first, you need an IM program that has access to local chats (Yahoo IM is ideal!). Next, enter a user-made chat that says something along the lines of "13-15 TEENZ ONLY OMGWTF!1!11". Now, here's the fun! All you say in the room is "15/f/ca" and count how many people IM you in a minute. The horniest people in the chat are the ones IMing you, and the goal is to try and get as many as you can just by saying "15/f/ca" only once! You can place bets with your friends, like, how many you can get or how many you think you can get. The possibilities are endless!
What to say to the people IMing you after the minute is up: The game is called Ladykiller. Go in a chatroom and type "15/f/ca" and see how many people IM you in a minute. The horniest people in the chat are the ones IMing you. You're number 1 to IM. (change the number for the order of people who IMed you)
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It is becoming painfully apparent that when former House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Americans would have to enact the national health care law to find out what was in it, she was not being entirely candid.
More than two and one-half years ago, President Barack Obama signed the measure into law.
We still don't know what's in it.
West Virginia officials are attempting to determine precisely what the law requires our state to do. U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and her agency don't seem able to say.
On July 19, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin sent Sebelius a letter asking several questions about the "Obamacare" requirement that states expand Medicaid programs. In West Virginia, doing so would be exceedingly expensive at a time when taxpayers are having trouble paying for the existing Medicaid system.
Sebelius still has not responded to Tomblin's query.
Medicaid is not the only mandate embedded in "Obamacare." The law also requires states to set "basic" levels for 10 types of coverage most health insurance policies are required to cover.
Without knowing exactly what the federal law requires - in other words, what levels of coverage Washington mandates that states in turn mandate -West Virginia officials cannot act prudently on the stipulation. That appears to be the gist of Tomblin's letter. How can states meet a requirement that, in effect, has not been detailed?
Obviously, the foundation of "Obamacare" is authority for the Health and Human Services department to promulgate its own regulations. Either members of Congress who voted for the law didn't know how much authority they were granting to Obama's administration - or they didn't care.
Tomblin and West Virginia legislators should not go along with the scheme. They should refuse to implement any provisions of "Obamacare" that are not clearly beneficial to Mountain State residents as a whole. As matters stand, it appears there is no way of determining whether that is the case with much of what is in the law.


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shale gas: 1/6 of 6
Youngstown: where the promise and curse of shale gas collide
28th February, 2013
Dimiter KenarovNatural gas could be a game changer for one impoverished Ohio city. But there are serious environmental and social risks associated with extracting it, reports Dimiter Kenarov more...
Middle England and eco-activists unite in opposition to shale gas and fracking
Jan Goodey
15th January, 2012In a perfect storm, Middle England is joining forces with climate activists to say no to fracking and the UK's much-talked about shale gas boom more...
Shale gas fracking 'probable' cause of Lancashire quakes
Juliette Jowit and Hanna Gersmann, guardian reporters
2nd November, 2011Controversial 'fracking' technique to extract gas from the ground was the 'highly probable' cause of earth tremors, report finds more...
UK shale gas boom 'may be dirtier than coal'
Tom Levitt
13th April, 2011Despite outrage in the US over 'fracturing' techniques used to extract shale gas and new evidence its greenhouse gas footprint may be higher than that of coal, the UK has given the go-ahead to companies here to begin drilling. Tom Levitt reports from the centre of this potential unconventional gas boom near Blackpool more...
UK gas fracking boom 'may be dirtier than coal'
Tom Levitt
13th April, 2011As well as local outrage over 'fracking' drilling there is new evidence its greenhouse gas footprint may be higher than that of coal. Tom Levitt reports from the centre of this potential gas boom near Blackpool more...
UK's 'fracking' gas-extraction is not unconventional says industry
2nd March, 2011The controversial gas-extraction process known as 'fracking' is safe, says UK-based Cuadrilla Resources, and not a threat to ground or surface water supplies more...
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"Faberge Revealed" has opened at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, Virginia. The exhibition features more than 500 objects (actually 514 – but who's counting?) crafted by Karl Faberge for the Russian imperial family in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. 5 of the 13 imperial eggs in the US are featured as well as a diamond-encrusted tiara, pink enameled clock, green enamel and god presentation box and other veritable treasures from the VMFA's own Lilian Thomas Pratt collection, as well as from the collections of Matilda Giddings Gray of New Orleans and a private collection in Texas.
You'll even see the Nobel Ice Egg, a white enamel Easter Egg, commissioned by Dr. Emanuel Nobel, noted for the Nobel Foundation and the famous Nobel prizes.
Advance tickets are suggested. Tickets are FREE for museum members, children 6 and under, active duty military personnel and their immediate families. Normal Tickets are $15, or $12 for seniors 65 or over, students with ID, and youth 7 to 17. TICKETS.
The exhibition opened July 8, 2011 and will continue through October 2, 2011. After the exhibition closes, the Faberge space will close for 18 to 24 months for expansion. So see "Faberge Revealed" now and catch VMFA's permanent Faberge collection which is included.
Make your plans to view this special exhibition and take time out from your hectic schedule to explore all the collections of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, its new addition, and sample the fabulous food of their fine dining establishment AMUSE overlooking the sculpture garden. Since, depending on your pace, this will take an entire day – or maybe, two, book an overnight stay at the historic Fan District's premier bed and breakfast before "Faberge Revealed" closes!
Additional Information about exhibition from STYLEWEEKLY, a local Richmond newspaper!


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The Winter Sea [1]by Susanne Kearsley.
The first half of the 18th century in England was a tense political time. The last of the Stuarts, Queen Anne, was on the throne, but with no direct heirs, the crown would pass to the Hanover's of Germany. England and Scotland had been united in 1707, but much tension and dissent remained.


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Two loss-prevention guards were stabbed Sunday evening when they tried to apprehend a group of shoplifting suspects outside the Boulevard Mall, Amherst police reported.
The two male guards' wounds were not believed to be life-threatening, police said, but one of the victims suffered a 3-inch gash to his neck. The other guard was stabbed in his side.
Police Lt. Brian Miller said the stabbings took place at about 5:30 p.m., after an alleged shoplifting incident at a clothing store in the mall.
"I've worked here for 12 years, and nothing like this has ever happened here before," Brian Calvert, the mall's general manager, told The Buffalo News. He said it was "highly unusual" for shoplifting suspects to become violent and use weapons against security guards.
The injured guards were not mall employees but worked as loss-prevention specialists at one of the stores, Calvert said.
According to police, the two guards went outside the mall to pursue two women and a man whom they suspected of shoplifting from the Abercrombie & Fitch clothing store.
When the guards confronted the group, the male suspect pulled out a knife and attacked both guards, police said.
The guards retreated to the mall, and the three suspects drove away, police said.
Amherst police asked police in Erie and Niagara counties to help search for the suspects, and police quickly traced the getaway car – a Nissan Versa – to a Town of Tonawanda motel, less than a mile from the mall.
At the motel, police found and impounded the car but could not find the suspects. Shortly after 7 p.m. Sunday, a News reporter observed police officers knocking on motel room doors and shining flashlights into rooms at the motel, searching for the suspects. Town of Tonawanda police were assisting in the efforts.
Authorities did not release the names of the injured guards or details about their injuries, except to say the injuries were not life-threatening. Both men were initially taken to Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Amherst, but one was later transferred to Erie County Medical Center.
The men were stabbed outside a main entrance to the mall, on the Niagara Falls Boulevard side. The News talked to employees and customers of two restaurants, both of which are close to the stabbing scene.
All the observers described a chaotic scene with numerous police cars and ambulances, with one man being taken away on a stretcher. One witness said a victim's blood was smeared on a doorway to the mall.
The mall's general manager, Calvert, told The News the stabbing was an "isolated incident" and said there was "no danger to the general public inside the mall."


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NFL Draft Rumors and Speculation for the Tennessee Titans
The NFL draft is just 17 days away and so news is flying around from sources all over the place. Teams are making their draft plans and here is where we will be sharing all of the latest news, rumors and speculation relating to the Tennessee Titans.
The greatest need for the Titans is at quarterback. However, they could also grab guys to fill holes on the defensive line and in the secondary.
The good news is that with a pick at No. 8, they will have a chance to get an impact player. The bad news is that there are a number of scenarios that could leave the Titans without a guy they really need.
It will be interesting to see if the Titans do decide to go for a quarterback with their first pick or if they will wait to take a guy later in the draft in hopes that they progress going forward.
Either way, the Titans are a team of interest going forward.
For the rest of the week, stay tuned here to get the latest updates out of Tennessee and how they impact the draft choices going forward.


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There�s no time to look back for the Bayfield High School volleyball team.
The Wolverines jump right into homecoming with the first of two homecoming matches today at the BHS gym.
Tonight�s opponent: Pagosa Springs.
Saturday�s opponent: Centauri.
The Wolverines, ranked No. 4 in Class 3A this week by The Denver Post, charge back into Intermountain League play after suffering only their second loss of the season Saturday night at Piedra Vista in Farmington.
The BHS girls (13-2) dropped a 3-0 decision (25-11, 25-22, 26-24) to the Panthers (13-1), who handed the Wolverines their other loss Sept. 11 in Bayfield.
The Wolverines, ranked No. 5 by coloradopreps.com in spite of Saturday�s loss, will try to protect their Intermountain League winning streak alive. They haven�t lost in the IML this season (4-0) � or the previous four seasons.
They will host rival Pagosa Springs tonight with the varsity match set to start about 6:30 p.m.
The Pirates (8-8 overall, 1-3 in the IML) are coming off a split last weekend. They beat Center 3-1 in a nonconference match before falling to Alamosa 3-2 in an IML contest.
Pagosa Springs beat Monte Vista 3-0 for its conference win.
On Saturday, the homecoming focus will turn to Centauri.
The Falcons (5-7 overall, 1-2 in the IML) will visit the BHS gym for a Saturday afternoon match (3 p.m.).
Centauri is coming off a 3-2 loss to Alamosa.
Unbeaten Valley (18-0) remains the No. 1 team in 3A volleyball this week.
St. Mary�s of Colorado Springs (14-1) is No. 2 in the coloradopreps.com poll.
Colorado Springs Christian (11-4) is No. 3 with Eaton (14-3) at No. 4.


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- Detects motion or a door or window opening
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Systemwide Events Calendar
UH Mānoa Children's Center Barnes & Noble Bookfair FundraiserOctober 20, 9:00am - 10:00pm
Manoa Campus, Barnes & Noble Kahala Mall, shop at any Barnes & Noble store, or online at bn.com/bookfairs
Aloha Friends, Families, and Supporters of UH Mānoa Children's Center!
We are holding our annual Barnes & Noble Bookfair fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 19 & Sunday, Oct. 20 at Kahala Mall or online at www.bn.com/bookfairs.
For every eligible item that is purchased online at Barnes & Noble on behalf of UHMCC, Barnes & Noble contributes up to 12% of the purchase price to our school. (More details are included on the www.bn.com/bookfairs).
At NO EXTRA COST to you, a percentage of net sales will be donated to UH Mānoa Children's Center. In the past two years we have raised $900 each year, just by getting books for our kids and starting our holiday shopping early!!
Click on the link below to start shopping, and please ensure you enter our school's bookfair ID# 11204724
UHMCC families will be sitting at a table at the Kahala Mall Barnes & Noble location and Uncle Wayne and The Howling Dog Band will perform in the Children's Section of the Kahala Mall store http://store-locator.barnesandnoble.com/store/2649 at 11am on both days
Store Hours
Sun 9:00AM-9:00PM | Mon-Sat 9:00AM-10:00PM
On-line BN.COM/bookfairs (online purchases count from 10/19/13 to 10/25/13)
Mahalo for supporting University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Children's Center!
Bookfair ID#: 11204724
Event Sponsor
Office of Student Affairs, Manoa Campus
More Information
956-7963, firstname.lastname@example.com, http://www.hawaii.edu/childrenscenter
|Sunday, October 20
|UH Mānoa Children's Center Barnes & Noble Bookfair Fundraiser
Manoa Campus, Barnes & Noble Kahala Mall, shop at any Barnes & Noble store, or online at bn.com/bookfairs
|"Immobilité" a "foreign film" by Mark Amerika
Manoa Campus, Art Building, Auditorium
|Intramural Sports - Basketball
Maui Campus, Baldwin High School Gymnasium
|UH Wind Ensemble
with the UH Chamber Singers & Concert Choir
Roosevelt High School Auditotrium
- Highlighted dates have scheduled events.
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Ongoing Events
- The Wonder of Learning: the Hundred Languages of Children Exhibit
- Waikiki Parc Features Nicole Naone
- Course Reserves Deadlines and Information
- Red Hat System Administration I
- EWC Arts Exhibition: Bollywood & Beyond: Costume in Indian Film
- Kalaupapa -- A Source of Light, Constant and Never-Fading
- Trip Around the Island
- Convergence: Glitch_Click_Thunk, Featuring Mark Amerika
- Trip Around the Island exhibit
- Conflict Resolution Day Book Displays
- Children's Center Barnes & Noble Fundraiser


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