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Mmmm make alfredo chicken!
I have about a cup of 40% cream, not ultra-pasteurized. I think it's about to go bad, and would love to use it ASAP.
My one idea was to make clotted cream, but I wonder if there is even enough of it left to make that work.
Any other ideas? Thanks!
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Mmmm make alfredo chicken!
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This won't use the whole cup, but I made an awesome sauce for a steak using cream and parmesean a couple weeks ago.
Fry your steak up in butter with salt and pepper. When steak is done, pour in about 1/4 cup of cream and about as much grated parmesean cheese stir together, let it simmer a bit to thicken, stirring constantly (don't have heat too high). Pour over steak.
I think a cup of cream is enough to make clotted cream. I recently found a process for making it that didn't involve heat...
How about making some butter? A cup of cream won't yield much, but it would be a good way to top off some broiled fish or steamed broccoli.
Wow Alton Brown's method for clotted cream is intriguing. I'll first need to steal a coffee filter from the office, shhhh...
These are all such great ideas! It just so happens that I took out chicken breasts and steak to defrost for tonight, so I may end up using the cream in a couple of recipes.
Thanks, everyone!
Everything in moderation, including moderation.
My tub of double cream that says it can be frozen once whipped up. You may be able to then just cut chunks out of it, and it will melt into your cooking... or make a nice iced desert with some berries and grated dark choc
I was wondering if you could freeze it. I wonder why you would need to whip it up first? You could probably put it in an ice tray for individual servings.
I recently did just freeze a bit of cream in a plastic container. Some parts of it turned out icy. I imagine whipping it beforehand would force it to maintain a creamier consistency when freezing.
Everything in moderation, including moderation.
Think whipped -> ice cream and not whipped -> ice cubed cream. Lol!


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April 1, 2011, 03:20 PM
There is a Hollywood reloading press on Gun Broker, is it worth the price? Are they good presses, I am looking for a 50 bmg Press any help would help
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Seeing as no one has replied, I'll share what VERY little I know. I've never seen one in person but have heard people bash them pretty hard. On the other hand, I believe there is a member of this forum that has a bench full of them and has posted pics.
They do look very stout and capable.
I know it's not much but it's all I got. Maybe someone else will chime in now :)
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April 1, 2011, 04:39 PM
I learned to reload on a Hollywood press, not the model(s) shown on GB way back in the Middle Ages. They were excellent heavy duty presses and very well made. However they ued a proprietary scew in shell holder that only fit the Hollywood press. I believe the press took a strange shapped primer punch also. Bear in mind these presses are over 45+ years old and replacement parts may be difficult to get and the manufacturer has been out of business for many years. Frankly I would look elsewhere unless you like antiques.
April 1, 2011, 06:10 PM
I have two Hollywood Sr. presses. The smaller one I bought used in 1963 and still use it today, along with my other presses. The larger one was purchased used about 6 months ago and I use it to swage bullets.
Hollywood Gunshop made several different presses, both from cast steel and cast aluminum. They do use a unique shell holder, but both CH and RCBS make an adaptor which accepts regular shell holders. The priming arms are also unique, and only a Hollywood priming arm will work on them. They can be fabricated by a machine shop, but they are still occasionally available on the auction sites.
The two Hollywood turret presses I found on gunbroker.com both looked like aluminum presses. While they may be up to loading .50 BMG, I don't think I'd want to. Dillon is making a .50 BMG press and I know RCBS used to, but don't know if they still catalog it. I would rather go with a press specifically built for loading that caliber, such as my larger Hollywood Sr., made from cast steel and with the reinforcement bar on the front.
Hope this helps.
Kevin Rohrer
April 1, 2011, 08:22 PM
I know a fair amount about these as I own a Senior, Senior Turret, and three Universals.
There are two Universals on Gunbroker:
1. The one with the chrome turret is a Universal Model-B and is supposedly one of 100 and is very old. I own one of those with a longer handle. The one in the picture *can't* be used to load .50BMG as the die stations are all 7/8x14.
2. The other one is a Universal Model-III made of **aluminum**, and although it has four die stations large enough to load .50BMG, I wouldn't trust it. Those larger stations were probably used to load shotgun shells.
On Ebay, there is a Model-A in poor condition that won't load .50BMG as the die stations look to be too small.
However, there is also a Senior Turret with all its die stations big enough for .50BMG (1 1/2x12). I believe CH/4D sells bushings that let you use regular dies in the larger stations, also.
The price the guy wants is a bit high, but not unreasonable. I'd guess in today's market it's worth $800 as you can load both regular and Big Boy rounds; if it only had the capability to load regular rounds I'd put the value at $700. It is a newer one and complete. With the tie rod in place, it will easily load .50BMG and it looks like it only lacks the dies.
Here is the link:
And nothing against Loadedround, but these presses are easily the equal of anything made today. Steel will always outdo aluminum. Universal shellholders can be had from CH/4D as well as ebay for not much money. Reloaderfred also knows how good these are.
Let me know if I can be of any other assistance.
Postscript: I see that it includes free shipping. As this press weighs 42lbs, you are saving an additional $50. It needs to be insured and packed correctly, otherwise the handle will get lost in shipment.
Kevin Rohrer
April 2, 2011, 07:06 AM
The priming arms are also unique, and only a Hollywood priming arm will work on them.
Reloaderfred: There is always an exception. In this case Dunbar primer arms can be used on Hollywoods and vice versa. Although of a slightly different design, they are threaded the same and the Dunbars are about the same length as the arm for the Senior, which means they should work on the Senior but not the Universal (threads aren't long enough). I also know they work as both makes use the same shellholder and H-ram.
I'll double-check when I get home today and will post a picture or three here.
April 2, 2011, 10:58 AM
I've never run across a Dunbar priming arm, though I've got some of what I believe are Dunbar shell holders. A picture of one would be a great help, though I've got plenty of priming arms for my two Hollywood presses.
Kevin Rohrer
April 2, 2011, 09:24 PM
Here are the four different primer arms. They are interchangable as follows:
The Hollywood Senior primer arm will also work in the Hollywood Senior Turret and Dunbar.
The Senior Turret arm will work in the Senior and Dunbar.
The Dunbar will work in the Senior and Senior Turret.
The Universal arm also works in the Senior Turret.
Fred: I'd be interested in seeing a Dunbar shellholder.
Kevin Rohrer
April 3, 2011, 08:10 AM
Fred: I believe the Senior Turret arm pictured above is also designed to work w/ your newer, tall Senior. Am guessing your press is the same height as my Senior Turret.
April 3, 2011, 10:02 AM
I believe the Universal would probably work fine on my taller Senior press, but the regular Senior priming punches work well, too.
I'll have to e-mail you a picture of what I believe is a Dunbar shell holder, since I've never figured out how to post pictures to forums. I'm a shooter and reloader, not a computer person.....
Kevin Rohrer
April 3, 2011, 12:24 PM
since I've never figured out how to post pictures to forums.
It's easier than you think.
1. Get a free account at Photobucket.
2. Upload your pics to it. The site allows you to have folders for different types of pics (e.g. Reloading, dogs, etc)
3. Photobucket helps you by making the Copy to Windows Clipboard real easy by clicking on the photo link and then your Pasting it in here using the Insert Image icon above this message window.
April 3, 2011, 10:05 PM
Thanks, Kevin. I'll have to give it a try.
There is a Hollywood Senior press listed in the "Swappin & Sellin" section of the castboolits forum right now. From the pictures, it's in really good shape, but missing the priming punches. It has an RCBS universal shell holder adapter installed on it.
Hope this helps.
Kevin Rohrer
April 4, 2011, 09:07 AM
Fred: If you have problems w/ Photobucket, PM me here and I will give you my phone # so I can walk you thru the problem.
April 4, 2011, 12:25 PM
If this works, it's a picture of my newer Hollywood Senior press, with my RCBS Rockchucker for comparison.
Hope this helps.
PS: Thanks, Kevin
April 4, 2011, 04:50 PM
I use a Hollywood press that I purchased new 50 years ago.
I have extra primer punches, Hollywood shell holders and an "insert type"shell holders that takes the R.C.B.S. offerings.
Loading .50 BMG rounds?
Not sure that the press is big enough dimension wise.
April 4, 2011, 05:03 PM
The Hollywood Senior press in my picture will load .50 BMG, and I believe it was designed for that purpose. It uses an adaptor for 7/8 x 14 dies, and there is more than enough throw to full length size that case. It also has enough leverage to do the job.
My original Hollywood Senior isn't large enough to load .50 BMG, and it's difficult to load my .45-120 Sharps rounds on it. There isn't enough room to set a bullet on top of a 3.250" long case on that press, which is why I really wanted the second press. It will load the .45-120 with ease, plus do the heavy chores of swaging bullets.
Hope this helps.
Kevin Rohrer
April 4, 2011, 08:40 PM
Not sure that the press is big enough dimension wise.
I think he wrote this tongue-in-cheek. :)
And yes, that press was designed to load Big Boy rounds. :what:
Yep, that pic turned out fine. If you use the message picture icon or insert before and after the URL, the pic will be displayed rather than just the link.
Now how about that pic of the Dunbar shellholder? :D
Zeke/PA: If you have an extra Large Rifle Senior Turret primer arm, I'd be interested in buying it. That's the only one I am missing. :cuss:
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Review: Woven Hand at Benders Tavern
On Good Friday, the g-phrase and I attended what was probably the best concert that I will see this year.
Benders Tavern is a bar and small concert venue that sits in the building formerly occupied by the Goth bar, Onyx. Where it used to be dark and gloomy, with its TVs showing a mix of stylish and campy cult films, Benders is a brighter space with more buoyant colors. It was the first time I had been in the bar since before it had changed ownership, and the experience was a little disconcerting.
The part that made it so strange wasn't the new style, though, it was that some of the clientele didn't seem to have changed all that much. Pierced and tattooed people still attended, wearing their uniforms of black PVC and leather, carefully cultivating their ironic detachment and sartorial separatism. At least one of the concertgoers was a former Onyx employee who wore a familiar starter Al Jourgenson Goth cowboy getup. I was surprised to see them at the comparatively happy Benders and even more surprised to see them attending a Christian rock concert.
But that's precisely what was happening. The scene was the people--the tiny shot girl with the pink, wool bunny ear cap and an unsettling, vampiric smile; the cocktail waitress with the exaggerated, cat's eye granny glasses; the cocktail waitress with what looked to be tatts covering her entire torso and arms. Scattered throughout was a smattering of people like me: jeans and sweaters type people who looked more out of place than the guy with plugs in his earlobes.
Again, let me stress, that they had all come for a Christian concert on Good Friday. That isn't to say that many recognized the timing or even that they were Christians themselves, but the music of David Eugene Edwards, both in 16 Horsepower and, as tonight, in Woven Hand is a powerful experience. It's never anything less than Christian, although it would be safe to say that the largest portion of the fan base would be unlikely to identify themselves with the fire and brimstone Nazarene religion on display.
Edwards makes music that has its roots in a dark, country vision. It's rumbling sounds, odd and ancient instruments, and unforgettable tunes coupled to a voice reminiscent of a more controlled, more versatile Jeffrey Lee Pierce. My first exposure to him was from a song called "Heel on the Shovel" from 16 Horsepower's release, Sackcloth 'n' Ashes. The opening is a pure country guitar building to that unsteady vocal on the first pair of lines: "I'm diggin' you a shallow grave / and to the sun your face I'll raise..."
I was hooked.
Edwards has only grown better. Woven Hand, without the backing of his 16 Horsepower band mates, is a more pure expression of his musical vision, although the overall sound doesn't stray far from that path. Until this Friday night, though, I had only heard the CDs--and the concert experience is something entirely different.
Woven Hand, the band, is impressive. The drums are tight and explosive, the bass line is a deep, rumbling that resonates in your stomach, and Edwards' guitar (and banjo and, I believe, balalaika, although I didn't get a good look at the instrument) play is brilliant. Songs that seem quiet and introspective on a CD become urgent and nearly overwhelming in concert. The music--admittedly loud music--is entrancing in its rhythms and hooks, the lyrics a darker testament in a smoke-filled room.
Most of the night is devoted to Woven Hand songs, but a couple of 16 Horsepower tunes make the cut, too. An older song like "Black Soul Choir" slips in with the newer "Tin Finger" seamlessly, creating one perfect sermon where Edwards shows us the world from his own point of view.
The best moment of the night comes during an extended version of "Down in Yon Forest" where Edwards became a frighteningly animated figure on the stage, attacking the song and his acoustic guitar with a furious power. I've been to the loudest, fastest, hardest heavy metal concerts, but I don't know that I've ever seen a more intense and passionate performance (or an audience quite so transfixed). His sleight body flailed, his voice was a whisper and then a howling terror. And this audience, this strange mix of people, went absolutely crazy as the final, quiet of the song descended and he sang, "I love my lord Jesus above everything."
And his voice is a surprising thing. On recordings, he sounds good, but live he sounds amazing. His range, his control, his charisma are all seemingly increased ten fold. He also has a slightly shy manner, a goofy smile, and a genuine appreciation for the support from the crowd.
The funniest moment of the night came when the band came back out for the encore. A few people started shouting out requests for their favorite songs. One voice rang out asking for "Holy Diver"--the entire place laughed along with Edwards.
Happy little songs with easy faith and bland music are what rules popular Christian music. Edwards' music is anything but bland, the songs may have elements of happiness but aren't ruled by sappy sentiment, and the faith is nothing like easy. His is a faith of hard choices, temptation, and submission--and his delivery is more the wild-eyed passion of our popular view of John the Baptist instead of the tepid packaging of, say, Amy Grant.
Woven Hand is all passion and strength combined to a unique musical vision. It cuts across bounds not because Edwards is compromising in his message, but because he is uncompromising in the musical expression of that message. Christian music could use more messengers like this.
Not only do I suggest buying the CDs (especially Blush Music, Consider the Birds, Folklore, Secret South, and Sackcloth 'n' Ashes) but I can't overstate the value of seeing this band in concert. For the $10 ticket cost, I was lucky enough to see one of the best shows of my life. What the band lacked in social skills (there wasn't much in the way of banter or conversation with the crowd) was made up in exquisite music and a brilliant performance. I honestly regret all of the 16 Horsepower concerts I've missed along the way--and I won't be missing any more Denver shows.
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I was actually looking in the crowd to see if you were going to show up and, once we got to the bar, I thought about calling you. Of course, I don't have your number in the new phone, so that didn't work out so well.
Next time either of the bands plays, though, we need to make plans to see the show.


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This year's walk will feature a "diabetes fair," including representatives from Animas, Medtronic, Novo-Nordisk,?Abbott, Bayer and GlaxoSmithKline, as well as Bayer's life-size display of Nick Jonas to get pictures with. The day will also include door prizes, face painting, fundraisers for themed baskets and autographed footballs by Joe Namath and Heath Miller and a fruit and water station.
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Cartoon Network has greenlit a live-action/CGI movie based on Laurence Yep's bestselling Harper Collins book "Tiger's Apprentice" and set to bow in 2010.
Adaptation will be penned by David Magee ("Finding Neverland"), with Jane Startz ("Tuck Everlasting," "The Indian in the Cupboard") exec producing. Project is now in pre-production, with staffing and casting under way at Cartoon Network Studios in Burbank.
Story focuses on an orphaned teenager who's living in San Francisco's Chinatown and protected by a mystical tiger who can take human form.
Pic joins an expanding Cartoon Network development slate that also includes comicbook-based titles "Firebreather," "The Vanishers," "Mice Templar" and the sequel to the network's live-action movie "Ben 10."


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>How can I get procmail to forward to more than one address? am I doing
>something wrong?
>If I create a few like the working one above (i.e. multiple lines - it only
>seems to send to the top on
>the list, and ignores the rest...
Have you tried a comma-seperated list, all on one line? That would
work on the To: line of the message, and if procmail just copies the
line as the address it might well work.
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3089 hits BETA, now on Greenlight!
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MAUMEE - A Tiffin resident was one of two men recognized as heroes Wednesday night at the 46th annual Hero Awards Banquet in Maumee.
Gary Magers, who helped steer a tour bus to safety after it was involved in an accident in Lorain County in April 2012, was given the award by the Safety Council of Northwest Ohio. A.J. Green of Lindsay also received the award.
"They were passengers (on the bus) and everyone was kind of frozen, seeing what happened. These two guys got up and stopped the bus and cut the engine," said Pam Moffatt, executive assistant of the Safety Council of Northwest Ohio. "They knew that something had to be done and they took it upon themselves to stop the bus."
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Gary Magers of Tiffin (right) poses with a heroism award he received Wednesday night at the 46th annual Hero Awards Banquet in Maumee. A.J. Green also received the award.
During the accident, which involved several vehicles on the Ohio turnpike, the windshield of the bus broke out and the steering mechanism broke, Moffatt said. The bus driver also became unconscious.
"It was a dangerous," she said.
Moffatt said the bus traveled over a mile before Magers and Green were able to get it stopped.
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"They were really concerned about the others," Moffatt said. "They were doing it to help save lives."
Moffatt said the men were nominated by a fellow passenger on the bus, who decided the pair went above and beyond to save lives.
Magers said it felt good to receive the award Wednesday night, but didn't feel like a hero.
"I really don't feel like I'm a hero," he said. "I just feel like I did what I had to do."


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Don Mattingly says he considers the five-year congressional investigation into pitcher Roger Clemens a humongous waste of resources and money.
Clemens was acquitted Monday on all six counts that he lied to Congress when he denied using performance-enhancing drugs.
Mattingly hopes Major League Baseball is finally beginning to move forward from the Steroids Era thanks to improved testing and stiffer penalties for those who fail drug tests.
Mattingly, now manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, played against Clemens for more than a decade while with the New York Yankees early in the pitcher's career with the rival Boston Red Sox.
Mattingly specifically mentioned today how many teachers around the country can't even afford to buy sufficient supplies, while the government spends money investigating superstar athletes such as Clemens, Barry Bonds and cyclist Lance Armstrong.


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Nickel Allergy Jewelry
What will you do, if your lover experiences itching, rashes, and discoloration on the neck after wearing silver necklace that you gifted her? Do not assume that it may be due to the lack of quality of the metal. The nickel present in silver and gold ornaments may trigger allergic reactions in some people. Do not worry, you can find more precious and beautiful jewelries instead of nickel allergy jewelry.
Symptoms caused by nickel allergy jewelry
Once an individual is sensitized to nickel, any further contact with the metal triggers allergic reaction in him. Sensitivity to nickel usually lasts for life. As women are the most common users of nickel jewelry, they are the victims of allergic reactions. The nickel allergy jewelry can cause various problems on the skin, where the jewelry has come in contact with.
People with allergy to nickel jewelry may experience a blue colored patch on their finger. It can be visible if the ring is removed. Discoloration of the affected area of the skin is another symptom. Patchy red marks or rashes can appear on the skin beneath the nickel allergy jewelry. The rash will occur about two days after the exposure to nickel. As a result of the allergic reaction, pierced nose or ear swells and yellow colored fluid called pus comes out. Constant burning and itching sensation also occurs around the area where the jewelry comes in direct contact with the skin. In severe conditions, people can experience bleeding from the affected skin area.
Tips to prevent the reaction of nickel allergy jewelry
- Use earring sleeves or clear protective coating to keep jewelry from touching the skin. The earrings only with stainless steel post should be used. However, the best way to prevent from nickel dermatitis is not to wear earrings that contain nickel
- Nickel is used in silver and gold jewelry as an additive. Wearing lower karat jewelry can increase the allergy symptoms. The lesser the karat, the more severe is the symptoms. So, wearing silver or gold jewelry of more than 14 karat is safe in most cases. They are labeled as hypoallergenic. Stick with 24-karat gold, stainless steel and platinum, if possible. Titanium is the most hypoallergenic metal and so it can be guaranteed not to trigger irritation.
- Wearing the jewelry with nickel, when you are sweating is not safe. The presence of sweat can increase the chance of developing skin rashes due to nickel allergy.
- Scratching or rubbing around the affected area may worsen the symptom even though it gives temporary relief. It breaks the skin barrier and allows bacteria to enter the skin. It causes the infection to spread rapidly to the surrounding tissues. Therefore, you have to resist the temptation to scratch.
- The jewelry with stainless steel, sterling silver and solid gold do not contain nickel. So, it can be used instead of nickel allergy jewelry.
- You can use stainless steel or high-quality gold studs on ear to prevent nickel allergy. Allowing the skin to heal completely before wearing any other kind of earrings is also good method.
Treatment for nickel jewelry allergy
Sometimes, you may not be free from the allergic reactions only by the preventive measures. In such cases, you have to consult a doctor or dermatologist for proper diagnosis. He can treat contact dermatitis with medications. Topical corticosteroids are the common treatment used to reduce inflammation caused by the allergy to nickel. If infection occurs due to the allergic reactions, antibiotics should be needed to cure the symptom.
Do you worry that you cannot wear jewelry due to the allergy to nickel? No need to worry, take proper preventive tips and you would be able to wear the nickel allergy jewelry.


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Another way that you can effectively make changes to the shape in your photographs is by using the Warp tool. A lot of times when you use this tool, what you'll want to do is make a selection of the area that you want to work on, and then access this tool by way of Free Transform. Let's take a look at how we can do this. Here we'll go ahead and select our Rectangular Marquee tool; we will increase the Feather a little bit, just to soften our edges. And then we're going to click and drag over the jaw here on the right side, because what I want to do is just push that in. Because of the way that the image was captured, that jaw looks a little bit too big; there is this imbalance here.
So to correct that, we'll make this selection, then we'll press Command+J on a Mac, or Control+J on Windows, and that will copy that selection to a new layer. We'll name that new layer jaw. Well now that we have that on a separate layer, we can then access Free Transform. You can press Command+T to do that, or you can go to the Edit menu, and choose Free Transform. Once you've activated a Free Transform, you can either click on the Warp icon here, or you can right-click, or Control+ Click, and then choose Warp from this dialog.
I have had a chance to sit down with some of the best retouchers in the world, and a lot of them work with this Warp tool, and they make almost all of their movements with this tool. By doing this, you can see how we can really start to move this jaw line around, we can either click and drag in the grid, or we can work with these different points here to change these overall characteristics, in this case, of this line of the jaw. Well, the next step is to make sure that everything kind of lines up nicely, and then to press Enter, or Return. Here what we'll see is, we've made this movement on a separate layer; here is before, now here's after.
Well the next step is going to be to mask that in, so hold down the Option key on a Mac, Alt key on Windows, and then click on the Add layer mask icon. That will create a mask which is filled with black; a technique that we've done a number of times. We want this filled with black, so that we can then selectively paint in where this movement, or where this Warp is going to then be applied. So here we'll select our Brush tool. We'll choose white as our color, I want to paint with a high Opacity; I'll tap the Right Bracket key to make my brush a little bit bigger.
I'm just going to paint this in, and the reason why we want to be able to paint this in is so we can kind of create the transition edge of where these two parts come together. Here I'll press the X key, and I'm just kind of paint away a little bit of that shadow that was there. You can see how we can kind of bring that out, and then we can press the X key, and bring in a little bit more of the jaw. In doing that, we can control, like I said, where we're going to bring in this adjustment. We also need to work a little bit on the hair, so here I'm just going to work back and forth, pressing the X key, to try to hide this little connection point.
Another thing that's happened with this adjustment is that, while the jaw line looks pretty good -- I don't know if you can see it; let me zoom in a little bit -- but there's repeated hairs right here. We can see this little pattern in the hair repeated twice. So, again, because we have this mask, we can go in and we can either paint with black or white to reveal or conceal that, to try to hide that little repetition there, and I think that looks little bit nicer. So, again, let's evaluate how we've done on this one. We'll click on that eye icon; here it is before, and after. And the trick with using this technique is to make a selection, copy that selection to a new layer, and then to perform the Warp on that new layer, so that you can effectively mask that in, so that this looks clean, and natural, and seamless.
After exploring techniques to improve the overall photo, Chris shares his techniques for reducing wrinkles, enhancing eyes and other facial features, improving hair, and retouching makeup. The course concludes with a look at retouching skin and reshaping portions of a portrait using transformations, the Warp tool, and the Liquify filter.
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- Correcting tone with Curves and masking
- Burning and dodging
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- Whitening teeth
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Herbert Aptheker, Marxist historian, dies
Herbert Aptheker, Marxist historian and political activist, has passed away at age 87. Few have matched his output of books, pamphlets and articles, all marked by great scholarship, exactingness, intellectual and political integrity and partisanship in the struggle for peace, equality, democratic rights, social progress and socialism.
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DALLAS – On Feb. 19, KERA public radio broadcast its regular afternoon talk show with host Glen Mitchell, but his guests were out of the ordinary.


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Dylan Hoski, Dunellen, 12-101-1
Matt Craig, Belvidere, 30-100-2
Anthony Landberg, Wayne Valley, 16-100-2
Vincent Gargano, Old Bridge, 7-100-4
A.J. Iarussi, Summit, 12-100-1
Dominick Trautz, North Bergen, 20-29-417-2
Michael Dare, Elmwood Park, 17-24-380-2
Alex Thomson, Keyport, 14-26-363-3
Jonathan Germano, Bergen Catholic, 18-23-350-5
Ajee Patterson, Neptune, 13-19-328-4
Billy DeMato, St. John Vianney, 25-52-316-6
Randall West, Lawrenceville, 17-30-314-5
Steve Shanley, Paramus Catholic, 22-30-296-3
Deion Hudson, Columbia, 15-21-270-2
Kyle Schneider, Pascack Valley, 14-26-261-4
Tom Kelly, Lacey, 9-14-255-4
J.R. Reese , Jefferson, 10-13-229-3
Jake Melville, Sparta, 8-14-227-2
Devon Tomei, Manchester Twp., 13-32-222-0
Ryan Kurtz, Keansburg, 6-10-214-3
Tyler Simms, Parsippany Hills, 21-37-210-1
Anthony Lovecchio, Ramapo, 15-17-208-3
Ryan Monoghan, St. Mary (Ruth.), 13-15-208-3
Mike Dolan, Absegami, 15-25-208-1
Mark Acquaviva, Hamilton, 8-11-207-2
Jalen Wheeler, Bound Brook, 16-24-203-2
Tommy Rollo, Glen Ridge, 15-19-201-1
Nate Crutchfield, Montclair, 8-18-194-2
Damon Mitchell, Cedar Creek, 13-25-191-0
Steven Spoto, Cliffside Park, 10-21-190-2
Taji Williams, Newark Central, 7-18-180-1
Peter Burkly, Seton Hall Prep, 5-8-177-3
Mike Campbell, Colts Neck, 11-20-177-4
Isiah Roberts, Lincoln, 9-19-173-2
Robert Barksdale, Asbury Park, 7-19-171-2
Nick Palladino, Allentown, 10-16-170-2
Jeffery Bost, Rahway, 9-11-170-3
Luke Primerano, Wayne Valley, 8-13-167-1
Kyle Brey, Middletown South, 10-21-167-2
Conor Hughes, Ridge, 11-18-166-3
Chris Chugunov, Montgomery, 6-15-164-2
Steven Strobel, Maple Shade, 8-19-161-2
Michael Davis, Gloucester Catholic, 9-12-156-1
Mike Rabasca, St. Peter's Prep, 7-9-155-4
Owen Monahan, Scotch Plains, 4-5-155-1
Mike Knight, Hunterdon Central, 9-15-152-1
Tyler Troxell, Phillipsburg, 8-21-151-1
Austin Fellows, Hopewell Valley, 12-36-143-1
Devin Ray, Bernards, 12-23-135-1
Tyler Rodriguez, Carteret, 10-14-135-2
Frank Ferrari, Verona, 12-20-133-1
Anthony Villano, Queen of Peace, 11-17-132-0
Mike Marchesano, New Providence, 8-15-129-1
Dario Brzozowski, J.P. Stevens, 5-12-129-1
Tucker Caccavale, Manasquan, 10-14-129-1
Dan Bloodgood, Freehold Township, 10-20-129-1
Mark Carnevale, Nutley, 13-23-128-1
Tyrone Crutchfield, Roselle, 12-28-128-0
Donny Stires, Bridgewater-Raritan, 10-16-125-3
Casey Wenzel, Dunellen, 7-13-125-2
Rob Pannullo, Montclair Kimberley, 7-10-124-2
Isaiah Diaz-Mays, Union City, 10-16-122-1
Carell Dawson, Ferris, 3-7-121-2
Corey Caddell, Lakeland, 6-11-117-0
Joe Stralie, Hillside, 8-20-117-1
Logan Welles, Belvidere, 10-27-115-2
Josh Awotunde, Delsea, 5-9-112-0
Mike Isabella, Manalapan, 7-19-110-1
Dominic Borelli, Peddie, 9-17-109-0
Sonny Puzzo, Caldwell, 6-12-107-1
Kyle Grant, North Plainfield, 6-9-107-1
Jon Gelenius, Saddle Brook, 4-7-101-2
Debray Tavarez, North Bergen, 10-228-1
Sam Oltmans, Montgomery, 6-164-2
Nick Smith, Elmwood Park, 9-164-0
Randy Santos, Elmwood Park, 7-155-2
Stephen Callari, St. John Vianney, 9-153-3
Ricky Jeune, St. Joseph (Mont.), 4-151-1
Christian Tutela, Lacey, 2-148-2
Robert Mrozek, Scotch Plains, 3-141-1
Tim Vangelas, Colts Neck, 6-136-4
Kenny Rosario, Montclair, 4-135-1
Geoff Fairbanks, Neptune, 3-126-2
Kevin Williams, Maple Shade, 4-124-2
Jaquan Spann, Newark Central, 4-120-1
Charlie Callinan, St. Peter's Prep, 4-120-3
Keith Malave, Keansburg, 2-112-1
Krup Conor, Ramapo, 3-112-1
Manny Grant, Columbia, 8-110-1
J.J. Kulcsar, Bergen Catholic, 4-106-2
Mike Neazer, Cliffside Park, 2-105-2
Connor Grogan, Manasquan, 7-104-1
Steven Jones, Lincoln, 3-102-1
Kalvin Harmon, Palmyra, 7-101-0
Casey McAdam, Somerville, 7-100-0
Sydney Scruggs, Columbia, 2-100-1
Omar Bailey, North Plainfield, 5-100-1
Prince Julanee, St. John Vianney, 7-99-1
Dan Markulin, Keansburg, 3-98-1
Mark McKenzie, Hamilton, 2-95-1
Grayson Helm, Lawrenceville, 5-94-3
Najee Clayton, Paramus Catholic, 8-94-0
Anthony Biondi, Wayne Valley, 3-94-1
Anthony Guarino, Phillipsburg, 2-89-1
Tremayne Blair, Morris Knolls, 1-88-1
Chris Garcia, Pascack Valley, 4-86-1
Johnny Salemi, Lawrenceville, 3-83-2
Kevin Taylor, Seton Hall Prep, 2-83-1
Tyrone Washington, Paramus Catholic, 6-82-0
Keyshawn Rice, Neptune, 3-81-2
Kyle Spatz, Lacey, 3-80-2
Justin Maksimow, Mount Olive, 3-80-1
Jon Castellano, Union City, 1-80-1
Kedar Johnson, Asbury Park, 2-77-1
Nadre Hepburn, Highland Park, 5-77-1
Kye Desimone, Dover, 3-76-1
Zach Davis, Sparta, 3-76-0
Kevin Momnohin, Queen of Peace, 4-75-0
Zach Sutter, Audubon, 2-75-1
Chiekuba Chukwuneke, J.P. Stevens, 3-75-1
Kevin Albert, Hudson Catholic: The S had 10 tackles.
Johan Andujar, Weehawken: The DL had nine tackles and a fumble recovery.
Joey Aziz, Saddle Brook: The DL had 15 tackles, five for a loss.
Kristian Barrett, Lenape Valley: The DL had nine tackles, two for a loss.
Elijah Battle, Barringer: The LB recorded 18 tackles and three sacks and forced a fumble.
Austin Carbone, Summit: The LB had seven tackles and four sacks.
Colm Dougherty, Summit: The LB had 11 tackles and a sack.
Andrew Dzeidzic, Saddle Brook: The LB had 12 tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble.
Dave Ferrara, Morris Catholic: The MLB recorded 14 tackles.
Paul Gawin, Saddle Brook: The LB had 13 tackles and two sacks.
David Grant, West Orange: The LB recorded 11 tackles.
Marchal Howell, Wildwood: The ILB had 10 tackles and two sacks.
Kevin Illian, Pascack Valley: The DB finished with 17 tackles.
Jim Jannicelli, Seton Hall Prep: The DE had 10 tackles and one sack.
Jon Jernstedt, Secaucus: The CB had eight tackles and an interception.
Patrick Keyes, Seton Hall Prep: The DB had 14 tackles, seven solo, and blocked a field goal.
Paul Knezevic, Wayne Valley: The DL had eight tackles and two sacks.
Greg Kurywczyk, Roselle Park: The DE had five tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble.
Kyle Lewis, Neptune: The DB returned an interception for a TD.
Robert LoCascio, West Essex: The LB had 11 tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble.
Mike Manente, Pascack Valley: The LB had 15 tackles, a forced fumble and 1 1/2 sacks.
Trevor Mayo, Lincoln: The LB had 10 tackles and a sack.
Matt McKeown, Verona: The LB made 12 tackles.
Noah Merritt, Pope John: The DL had three sacks and eight tackles, two for a loss.
Kevin Metellus, Roselle Park: The DT had four tackles and two sacks.
Chris Miller, Montgomery: The LB had eight tackles and a forced fumble.
Jake Morra, Pascack Valley: The LB had 14 tackles and a fumble recovery.
Mike Parowski, Delbarton: The ILB had seven tackles, an assist and a blocked punt.
Brian Prestigiacomo, Marlboro: The DB had two interceptions, including one to seal his team's victory.
Stephen Rodriguez, Weehawken: The LB had 14 tackles.
Elvis Romero, Wayne Valley: The DL was in on eight tackles and two sacks.
Jeovan Santos, Bloomfield: The LB was in on 18 tackles.
Logan Schulte, Ramapo: The LB recorded 11 tackles.
Clarence Sears, Montclair: The DB had two interceptions.
Kyle Stackpole, Pascack Valley: The DB had 14 tackles.
Brandon Taylor, Montclair: The DL had four tackles and two sacks.
A.J. Trillo, Morris Catholic: The DT finished with nine tackles.
Kemoko Turay, Barringer: The DL finished with nine tackles and two sacks.
Marquise Watson, Paramus Catholic: The LB finished with 13 tackles.
Devante Woody, Cliffside Park: The LB finished with 11 tackles.
Cameron Wyckoff, Somerville: The LB had 10 tackles.
Ish Amin, Newark Central: The RB/LB had eight tackles and a sack and nine carries for 55 yards and a TD.
Nasir Austin, Seton Hall Prep: The RB rushed for a TD and scored on a 79-yard kickoff return.
Mike Badgley, Summit: The RB/DB rushed for 68 yards, caught a TD pass, scored on a 95-yard kickoff return, kicked a 28-yard field goal and made five tackles.
Omar Bailey, North Plainfield: The RB ran for 135 yards and had five catches for 98 yards and a TD.
Willie Barr, Irvington: The RB had four carries for 72 yards and a TD and two catches for 61 yards and a TD.
Saeed Blacknall, Manalapan: The WR had 65 yards receiving and a TD as well as an 85-yard punt return.
Greg Bolton, Bernards: The LB had 15 tackles, a pass break-up and a forced fumble.
Michael Carter, Bloomfield: The QB threw for a TD and had nine carries for 85 yards and a TD.
Angelo Ciaramello, Whippany Park: The RB/DB had 15 carries for 75 yards and two TDs and intercepted two passes.
Anthony Cioffi, Dayton: The QB/DB returned a punt for a TD.
Nate Crutchfield, Montclair: The QB passed for 194 yards and two TDs and ran for a TD.
Tyrik Darby, Lincoln: The WR/CB caught three passes for 45 yards and a TD and scored on a 70-yard interception return.
Carell Dawson, Ferris: The QB passed for 121 yards and two TDs and rushed 12 times for 193 yards and three TDs.
James Dawson, Bergen Catholic: The RB finished with 10 carries for 132 yards and two TDs and had three catches for 53 yards and a TD.
Jon Diamond, Bernards: The RB/LB ran for a TD, had a TD reception and totaled 16 tackles and two sacks.
Isaiah Diaz-Mays, Union City: The QB was 10-for-16 for 122 yards and a TD and rushed for 126 yards.
Drew Dickison, North Hunterdon: The WR/DB had two interceptions and a TD reception.
Lucas Faria, Sparta: The LB/RB had 10 1/2 tackles and ran for a TD.
Chris Figaro, Keansburg: The RB rushed 10 times for 84 yards and a TD, caught a TD pass, returned a fumble for a TD, intercepted a pass and caught a two-point conversion pass.
Joshuwa Ford, Fort Lee: The WR/DB had nine tackles and 17 rushes for 103 yards and a TD.
Mark Fosatti, St. Joseph (Mont.): The LB had 15 tackles, ran for a TD and went 6-for-6 on PAT kicks.
Gerard Gainer, Newark Central: The WR/DB intercepted a pass, had 11 carries for 70 yards and three receptions for 60 yards.
John Gallagher, Caldwell: The K had seven touchbacks and went 7-for-7 on extra points.
Joe Garofalo, Roxbury: The WR/DB had a 4 yard receiving TD and recorded an INT.
Chris Garcia, Pascack Valley: The RB rushed for a TD and had four catches for 86 yards and a score.
Brandon Gilder, Carteret: The WR/DB scored on a reception and an interception return and blocked a punt that he recovered.
Frank Greco, Verona: The RB/LB had 10 tackles and five receptions for 65 yards.
Matt Greene, St. Joseph (Met.): The LB recorded 10 tackles, including three for a loss, intercepted two passes inside his 20, forced a fumble and recovered a fumble.
Anthony Guarino, Phillipsburg: The WR/RB caught two passes for 89 yards and a TD, ran eight times for 49 yards and threw a 33-yard pass.
Ryan Hall, Morris Catholic: The TE/LB ran for a TD and recovered a fumble in the end zone.
Nadre Hepburn, Highland Park: The RB rushed 18 times for 174 yards and a TD and caught five passes for 77 yards and a TD.
Dion Hooper, South Brunswick: The RB rushed six times for 73 yards and two TDs and caught two passes for 71 yards and a score.
Deion Hudson, Columbia: The QB went 15-for-21 for 270 yards with two TDs and ran for a TD.
A.J. Iarussi, Summit: The RB/LB ran for 99 yards and a TD and had nine tackles.
Chris Jacobson, Saddle Brook: The RB had 21 carries for 115 yards and a TD and caught a TD pass.
Jaleel James, Ferris: The WR/DE scored on a 65-yard reception and had two sacks.
Ricky Jeune, St. Joseph (Mont.): The WR/DB caught four passes for 151 yards and a TD and intercepted two passes, returning one for a score.
Steven Jones, Lincoln: The WR/DB had three receptions for 102 yards and a TD and intercepted two passes.
Dan Karovic, Whippany Park: The RB/S ran for a TD and intercepted a pass.
Brian Matthews, Roselle Park: The RB had 160 rush yards and two TDs and caught two passes for 63 yards and a score.
Keir Minor, Barringer: The RB/LB had 15 carries for 123 yards and a TD and had a sack and five tackles.
Kevin Momnohin, Queen of Peace: The RB had 13 carries for 225 yards and two TDs and four catches for 75 yards.
Mike Moran, Mount Olive: The QB/DB ran for a TD, threw for a another and intercepted a pass.
Pat Moran, Barnegat: The WR/DB had 17 total tackles, including four for loss, and a pass breakup, caught six passes for 69 yards and a TD, placed four punts inside the 20-yard line and kicked two extra points.
Matt McFadden, Morristown-Beard: The RB/DB scored on a 25-yard rushing TD and made two interceptions.
Mike Neazer, Cliffside Park: The RB had 12 carries for 145 yards and a TD and two catches for 105 yards and two TDs.
Quatay Nesmith, Highland Park: The QB threw for 81 yards and a TD and rushed 24 times for 110 yards.
Dimitri Oliveras, Morris Knolls: The RB returned a kickoff 85 yards for a TD.
Matt Oplinger, Delbarton: The FS returned a blocked punt for a TD.
Rob Pannullo, Montclair Kimberley: The QB/DB went 7-for-10 passing for 124 yards with two TDs, had 17 carries for 108 yards and a TD and intercepted a pass.
Michael Pennella, Bridgewater-Raritan: The RB/LB had 15 carries for 105 yards and two TDs and registered 10 tackles.
Jabrill Peppers, Paramus Catholic: The RB had 21 carries for 139 yards and three TDs and caught a scoring pass.
T.J. Perkowski, South Brunswick: The QB rushed 12 times for 106 yards and a TD and threw a 46-yard TD pass.
Eric Pridgen, Lincoln: The OLB scored on an interception return.
Sonny Puzzo, Caldwell: The QB/S went 6-for-12 for 107 yards and a TD, had 11 carries for 96 yards and three TDs and had four tackles and an interception.
J.R. Reese, Jefferson: The QB completed 10-of-13 passes for 229 yards and three TDs and scored two rushing TDs.
Paul Rufo, Cedar Grove: The WR/DB/K kicked three extra points, had four catches for 50 yards, a 60-yard punt return TD, four tackles and two interceptions.
David Sasek, Glen Rock: The RB/LB had 11 rushes for 82 yards, two catches for 20 yards and seven tackles.
Joe Scaglia, West Essex: The RB/LB had six carries for 67 yards and a TD, one catch for 11 yards, six tackles and two interceptions.
Clarence Sears, Montclair: The WR/DB had three catches for 44 yards and a TD and intercepted two passes.
Champion Smith, Hudson Catholic: The RB/S rushed for 87 yards and had six tackles and an interception.
Kyle Spatz, Lacey: The RB rushed for 119 yards and a TD and had three receptions for 80 yards and two TDs.
Jaquan Spann, Newark Central: The WR/DB intercepted a pass and had four catches for 120 yards and a TD.
Connor Swanson, New Milford: The QB/S threw for 97 yards, had six carries for 69 yards and a TD and had a 50-yard interception return for a TD.
Kevin Taylor, Seton Hall Prep: The WR/DB had two catches for 83 yards and a TD and made 10 tackles.
P.J. Walker, Elizabeth: The senior QB completed all seven of his passes for 83 yards and a TD and rushed for 129 yards and three scores.
Randall West, Lawrenceville: The QB threw for 314 yards and five TDs and ran for 140 yards and a TD.
Jack Zurlini, Cresskill: The QB/DB had a 50-yard interception return for a TD and a 50-yard TD catch.
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Rumored bouts for the Strikeforce Challenger 16 fight card on June 24, 2011, at ShoWare Center in Kent, Washington.
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The California State Athletic Commission on Tuesday released the post-fight suspensions for Strikeforce Challengers 15: Wilcox vs. Damm. Several fighters received fairly lengthy suspensions.
The California State Athletic Commission on Tuesday released the fighter salary information for Strikeforce Challengers 15: Wilcox vs. Damm. The total reported payroll hit $68,500.
Justin Wilcox took full advantage of the rules changes made since Zuffa took over Strikeforce, unleashing the Silverback on Rodrigo Damm in Friday night's main
All 18 fighters for Friday's Strikeforce Challengers 15 event at Stockton Arena in Stockton, Calif. made weight Thursday at Lexington Plaza Waterfront Hotel in Stockton.
Josh Thornburg wants to follow in the footsteps of his teammates: the Diaz Brothers, Jake Shields, and Gilbert Melendez. He doesn't want a one-time shot
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The California State Athletic Commission has released the final numbers for the Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Cyborg event in San Jose, Calif., including salaries and gate
Full results and photo gallery from Saturday night's Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Cyborg preliminary bouts at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif.
Quick results from Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Cyborg, featuring two title bouts, on Saturday, Jan. 29, at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, Calif.
Strikeforce returns to its stomping grounds of San Jose, Calif., on Saturday night for the first time since Diaz vs. Noons II in October. The
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Strikeforce's two premier up-and-coming welterweights are set to battle it out in the main event of the promotion's next Challengers Series event on Jan. 7
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IN HER 20 YEARS AS A HAIRDRESSER, Diane Carter had never once worn a skirt to work. "I have always been chunky," says the 38-year-old mother of two. "I am much more comfortable in pants." But on Feb. 1, the J.C. Penney store at the Quaker Bridge Mall in Lawrence Township, N.J., where Carter has worked since 1984, adopted a dress code forbidding women to wear trousers. And for the first time in her life, Carter, described by her maintenance clerk husband, Carl, 40, as "usually a passive person," was fighting mad.
"Employees were told to either comply or we would be terminated," says Carter. "I was outraged." On Feb. 5, after two warnings, she was fired. "I was shocked," says Myra Terry, president of the New Jersey chapter of the National Organization for Women. "It's not unconstitutional, but it's sexist and unfair." On Feb. 10, Penney's rescinded the ban, but Carter was still uncertain about whether she would be rehired.
Until this month, the Quaker Bridge Penney's had allowed the kind of tailored dress pants that Carter wears. But when some female employees began to wear jeans and leggings, local management instituted a blanket no-pants policy—one similar to dress codes that have been adopted by other stores in the chain, says Penney spokesman Henry J. Rusman, "because of the great difficulty in defining what appropriate pants are."
To further help employees define appropriate attire, Quaker Bridge Penney's new dress code listed 30 other taboos—including sleeveless tops, miniskirts and knits, as well as denim, corduroy or twill for men and women. "I don't think you find those kinds of rules on Wall Street," says fashion designer Michael Kors. "You couldn't gel dressed!"
Of course, many of the items forbidden to Penney's workers are those that the chain sells. Which is why Carl, noting that the family's combined $30,000 income has been cut by one third since Diane lost her job, believed all along that the decision would be reversed. "They are offending their shoppers," he says, "the majority of whom are women."
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Nail art is a creative activity that draws pictures or designs fingernails. It a type of art. These days fingernails and toenails are seen by some as important points of beauty. Also, it is a type of fashion activity, related to manicuring. There are commercial shops where nails are worked on to make them attractive. The main product is acrylic nails with ready-made designs which can be stuck on top of natural nails.
Some women are crazy about their nails. They grow it, they paint it. For every special occasion, they will try different nail decoration. Changing their nails like just as important as changing their clothes. You may have noticed many women with beauty habits where they always fuss over one aspect, such as nails, hair, or makeup. For ages it's been a regular part of their daily or weekly self-maintenance routine and they are reliably stylish in at least their favorite thing. That is changing as more attention, time, and energy is going to previously neglected digits
Nail Art as it sounds gets to attract the attention of women. Sometimes, it is already a hard habit to break for women. There are so many cool looking nails painting out there. Every time I saw those, I can't help thinking, how long took them to make nails like this? And how can they still work with those nails. Anyway, Should you be one of those who got the passion for Nails Arts, here goes a Creative Collection of Nail Art Examples and tutorials to inspire you for your next set of nail styles.
Feel free to comment if I missed out some terrific nail art. Or you may share your own photos of your creative nail art to showcase to the world. Enjoy!
1. World Cup
2. Katy Perry's Diamond Nails
3. Super Mario Bros. 3
4. Christmas
5. Candy nail
6. Cinnamon and Chocolate
7. hello kitty
8. Ocean
9. Zebra Nail Polish
10. Gold Design With Rose
11. Wild West
12. Cupid
13. kuroshitsuji
14. Tuxedo
15. Gothic Fairytale
16. Pacman
17. Fiddlesticks
18. Turquoise
19. Butterflies in grass
20. Starry Sky
21. Peacock Nail
22. Crystal sakura
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24. Faux
25. Pretty Pink Leopard
26. Purple Haze
27. Fire
28. Triforce
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30. Lin's
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32. Halloween
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34. In Masquerade Mood
35. Japan wedding
36. Cupcake
37. Day of the Dead
38. Colorful
39. Newsprint
40. Boudoir
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Me, too.
I'm looking forward to having only one evening a week that I work come early-mid september, and then having the 'on site' or 'satellite' kid's yoga classes up and running in Feb. there's a bit more administration, but I think once it's up and running, it will do really well.
And, of course, I'm psyched to go to Australia to teach in a couple of weeks. I'm a little nervous even (mostly about where I put my e-tickets and getting to the air port on time). And, the web-site is nearly up and running for that. I have a bit more 'main content' to finish, and then I have to dig up some photos. :P that's the hardest part.
Tonight at the Birdnest Bistro, ladies and gents, we have a delightful lightly seared sashimi grade ahi with a ginger/wasabi rub over a bed of greens with cherry tomatoes and sliced avocado and a few artichoke hearts. I made the salad dressing with the artichoke "juice" left in the jar with some olive oil, garlic powder and adobo seasoning for a bit of kick.
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Hey you got featured today! Congratulations on all your successes
I've submitted myself as a success story, and got the paperwork to fill out in response, but think I'll re-write later this summer as I'm finally going without supplements to manage my depression and anxiety almost all the time now.
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Congratulations on your success story!! I've been reading the forum a lot since going primal in April and always enjoy your posts.
Dang Paleobird! I just read your story, you are such an inspiration! Even before reading your story I've been consistently impressed with your input on the forums. You always add wisdom and I look forward to reading your posts.
Nice job, Robin. And thanks for finally sharing your story for the world.
Even if you fall flat on your face, at least you're moving forward!
Great success story!! You look amazing in that swimsuit!!


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Featured Golf News
Course at Fairmont St. Andrews Receiving Upgrades
The Torrance course at Fairmont St. Andrews, Scotland, has begun an extensive renovation program with a targeted re-opening in spring 2009. The course was the first design of the victorious 2002 European Ryder Cup captain, Sam Torrance. The par-72 layout features cliff-side holes and stunning views of the North Sea and the medieval skyline of neighboring St. Andrews. The renovation complements a 10-million-pound capital investment program now underway at the resort.
The project, supervised by Texas-based architect Gary Stephenson, includes rebuilding every tee to improve drainage and turf conditions, and relocating some tees to enhance hole playability. The project also involves a new irrigation and drainage systems to improve turf consistency. In addition to moving certain tees, design enhancements will be made on a number of holes. The Stephenson redesign also includes classic revetted bunkering throughout the course.
The course will be planted with gorse, fescue and native plants as well as enhancements to wetland and wildlife habitat areas. Through all these changes, the length of the Torrance will remain at 5,200 yards from the front tees to slightly over 7,000 yards from the tips.
Since opening in 2001, Torrance has been named as the Final Qualifying course for the 2010 Open Championship and hosted many tournaments.
Gary Stephenson, founder of Linksmen Golf Design, boasts an extensive resume, having worked with David Graham, Gary Panks, Byron Nelson, Phil Mickelson and Steve Jones. His projects include the Talon Course at Grayhawk Golf Club and Whisper Rock Golf Club in Arizona, Teton Springs Golf and Casting Club in Idaho, and a number of international projects.
Located a few miles south of St. Andrews, the 209-room Fairmont St. Andrews features five dining areas, a 3,500-square-foot spa and health club, and a second 18-hole layout - the Devlin, where the Fife coastline is an intrinsic feature of the par-72 7,049-yard track. The resort is also within a short drive of another 20 golf courses, including the venerated Old Course.
Throughout the work on Torrance, Devlin will be open for play. Devlin, open since 2002, was the vision of Australian Bruce Devlin, Dennis Griffiths and Grand Slam winner Gene Sarazen. It takes full advantage of its extensive coastal locale to provide panoramic views of St. Andrews Bay, the Eden Estuary, the North Sea and the historic town of St. Andrews.
For more information or reservations, call 1-800/441-1414 or visit www.fairmont.com.
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Re: "Forced-abortion furor rocks China," Page A20, June 17. This article exposes China's barbaric culture of government-mandated planned parenthood and the financial incentive to continue this draconian policy. A Chinese woman, who was seven months pregnant with her second child, was kidnapped, beaten and forced to have an abortion, resulting in the induced delivery of her dead daughter.
This was done because she was unwilling or unable to pay the imposed $6,300 fine for a second child. The horror that woman must have experienced is unimaginable. I am so grateful to be a citizen of the United States of America and to have the right to "choose life."
Claire Peebles


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Located in the heart of Lincoln Park, Chez Moi is the creation of Chef Dominique Tougne. With the help of former Blackhawks player Cristobal Huet, he opened the restaurant in May 2012. The idea is simple: Chef Dominique wants his place to be yours. Indeed, " chez moi " means my place/home. So don't hesitate, open the door, have a seat, and enjoy faboulous food just like if you were home. By chance, the Chef will stop at your table, talk about his creations and share some laughs with you. Admire the chandeliers while you are having a glass of wine, savour Chef Dominique's French feasts, enjoy warm service. You feel like home; this moment becomes unique.
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Thanks for the quality article. Pushing Valentine's products using, newsletters and email marketing can be really effective, especially when targeted to the right audience. I believe that providng some sort of discount or voucher along with the newsletter, will be even more efficient.
Valentine's Day gifts
Valentines Gift Guides: Luxury Retailers & Discounters Promote Gifts
The Luxury Daily has a great article on Luxury Brands pushing their Valentines Gift Guides via e-Mail marketing. Valentines Day can mean big business for retailers, so they need to get their goods in front of potential buyers. How they choose to do that is fascinating. Its seems luxury brands like Jimmy Choo are using gender targeted email campaigns to get their gifts to the right buyers, which is a brilliant idea. Bergdorf is advertising a pink Valentino Rockstud Wristlet Clutch Bag for $995 and a pink Nicholas Kirkwood Patent Leather Platform Pump for $795 in their gift guide. With prices like those, the stores must have or buy email lists that target those with deep pockets.
But what are the discounters doing who might have great gifts, but small marketing budgets? Social media is one way for brands like Kohl's and TJ Maxx to let customers know what is on offer in-store for shoppers.
TJ Maxx is promoting gifts via their Facebook pages like sexy lingerie, heart shaped pendants, designer bags and fashions. They also have top notch cosmetics like Molton Brown and Philosophy in their stores from time to time. The deals are out there, you just have to go look. There is no online shopping at TJ Maxx or their sister store, Marshalls. For men, both stores offer electronic items like iPhone & iPad cases plus clothing.
Kohl's is offering Valentines gifts for women in the form of fashions, jewelry and fragrance. For men, there are Food Network items, Bluetooth accessories and an iLive iPhone Boombox for approx $69.00. For the best deals at Kohl's look for coupons online and on their website. There's no reason to pay retail at Kohl's with all the discounts they offer. For convenience, you can shop online and pick up in store.
Nordstrom has some great Valentines Day Gifts on their website (including jewelry, perfume, cosmetics and apparel) –remember, can shop online and pick-up on store to save time. There are luxury gifts, as well as gifts under $50.00 and $100.00.
If you're looking for more deals, watch the store's Facebook pages and Twitter channels. Many low priced stores have great Valentines Day gifts, but they don't invest big bucks to market them. If you are on Twitter, follow hashtag
#Valentines to find some good deals.
What are you shopping for this Valentines Day readers ? Remember, it's not always necessary to shop to show love. I love the simple letter that Robert Browning wrote to Elizabeth Barrett to declare his love using only ink and paper. Priceless.