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Project Budget₹600 - ₹1500 INR
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Project Description
I need you to develop some software for me. I would like this software to be developed for Windows using [url removed, login to view]
I have developed one software regard to paper setter which is for school use to remove question paper n numbers of time. which will have inbuilt que & answer.
my developer is unable to continue in some cases so I want some changes to be done now as well need in regular basses. need developer .
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Programming Language: Java
Databse: SQLite
Program Used: Netbeans
Front End Design: Netbeans GUI Builder (Swing)
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Deep, rhythmic penetrations during intercourse. Usually performed by an extraordinarily hung bull. May be anal or vaginal.
Antonym: Jackrabbiting.
Antonym: Jackrabbiting.
Dude, your girlfriend went to the Hamptons and told you not to come? You know there's some bull longstroking her ass to death as we speak.
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Size84 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Elevator in building
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Gertrudes street, LV-1011 Riga, Latvia
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|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|A week ago
15 min walk, 5 min drive to Old Riga
Very well appointed and fully furnished
Everything you need in the walking distance
Spacious living room with sofas and large LCD Tv
Superior quality floors in all the rooms
kitchen has everything you will need during your stay, including microwave, waching machine, fridge and coffee machine. Connected with living room.
Bathroom with shower, towels, liquid soap and shampoo
2 separate spacious bedrooms
Extremely comfortable - everything for tenants
The building is a cultural monument that has been renovated
Towels, linen, hairdryer and liquid soaps in bathroom are provided
Baby cot and baby chair (upon request)
Public parking is available on the Street side affront of the hotel building, the cost is 17 euro per 24 hours. Reservation is not possible
The Apartment is located in Gertrudes street, which is second main street in a capital. The area surrounding is quite and friendly and offers a wide range of shops, coffee bars and restaurants. In 10 min walk you will reach an Old Town and all possible discos and entertainment centers there and everywhere. you will have a 24 hours employee assistance
House rules
1. Security deposit in amount of 100 EUR must be paid in cash, and is fully refunded at the check-out time if the apartment is in good order and we doesn`t have any claims about apartment conditions. The costs of damages beyond what would be expected after responsible usage of the apartment will be deducted from the deposit, the remained amount will be refunded.
2. All guests are asked to respect the property and privacy of the neighbors. You are asked to respect the silence that may be expected after 22:00 in residential buildings. Loud/late partying is, unfortunately, not permitted.
3. Having more guests in the property than agreed or making noise in the evening hours or at night may result in immediate termination of the rental agreement.
4. SMOKING IS NOT ALLOWED, you will be asked to sign a document that you agree to a 100 EUR fine if traces of smoking are found in the apartment.
5. Check-in is after any time after 15:00; Check-out is any time before 11:00
|Price for > 6 guests
|R 152 ZAR per guest/night extra
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|Check-in before
|On arrangement
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Reviews of this property
We stayed for a week there and were really satisfied. The apartment is fully equipped and very clean. during our stay we had to clean ourselves, which was not a problem. the accommodation is spacious and during the night it was mainly quiet.
The reception is 24h in charge and Arthur helped us very much and very friendly with all our questions and the first orientation in the city. it is a little walk into the city centre - maybe 10-15 minutes - but you also have nice cafes and restaurants nearby.
We can definitely recommend this place.
The apartments were really nice, clean and in a great location. The staff very helpful and nice. I recommend it to everyone that goes to Riga. The restaurant down stairs offers a good food quality and very cheap prices comparing to Riga''s centre.
Thanks for the experience
Wir hatten zwei Appartements gemietet.
Beide waren sauber und zweckmäßig eingerichtet.
Die Mitarbeiter der Rezeption waren alle sehr aufmerksam und freundlich.
Die Lage ist gut, es sind nur 10 Min zu Fuß in die Altstadt.
Wir können die Adresse nur weiterempfehlen.
Huoneisto oli todella siisti. Näyttää kuvissa ehkä hieman suuremmalta kuin luonnossa, mutta varmasti luvatut 85 neliötä.
Ein Appartement mit viel Platz und ruhig zum Hof gelegen, zweckmäßig eingerichtet, sehr freundliches Personal. Morgens hörte man an manchen Tagen die Anlieferung zum Restaurant im Erdgeschoss, hat uns aber nicht gestört.
Das Appartement liegt etwa 15 min. vom historischen Stadtkern in einem interessanten Viertel mit tollen Jugendstilbauten, netten Cafes und Restaurants und Läden.
Reviews for this host's other properties
Good place for the money, beds are really comfortable and two badrooms were nice luxury to our travelling family. Good services in reception and you feel secured in the facilities. It was a hot summer evening and the only downside was the lack of window that can be opened all the way to get little help for summer temperature
Very nice comfortable appartment, central located, helpful staff, looking forward to see you agian!
A nice flat in a nice place, near from center of Riga! We liked our journey!
Really nice, clean and spacious apartment.
Staff is really friendly and helpful.
We really enjoyed our stay in such a beautiful city.
- Quality assured accommodation
- Every host is verified by telephone
- Secure payment via SSL encryption


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Students in Pulaski Tech's Aviation Maintenance Technology program have another plane to train on now with the donation of a Cessna 414 to the college.
Danny R. Cook, president and chief financial officer of Unishippers of Arkansas, donated the1970 Cessna 414 Twin Turbo to the Pulaski Technical College Foundation. The twin-engine aircraft is valued at $250,000.
"My family has been blessed beyond my wildest dreams," Cook said, during a news conference Thursday at Pulaski Technical College's Aviation Maintenance Technology Center, which houses the plane. "My wife Karla and I believe in giving back, and we wanted to give something that would help others pursue their dreams. By donating the Cessna 414 aircraft to Pulaski Tech, we know it will help students who are pursing a career or profession in aviation. We want this to be a training tool they can use in their pursuits for many years to come."
The plane will be used by students enrolled in degree and certificate programs at the Aviations Maintenance Technology Center.
"This is the first operational twin engine turbo-charged aircraft to be added to our training fleet," said Steve Hotle, the aviation maintenance technology program's lead instructor. "The aircraft will not only benefit us in the training of the powerplant and associated systems but also will also add to our capabilities for avionics training. Students enrolled in the aviation technology programs will now have exposure to a variety of training possibilities and hands-on experience in preparation for employment in the demanding field of aviation maintenance."
About 100 students will be enrolled this fall in the Aviation Maintenance Technology program, which is certified by the Federal Aviation Administration as an aviation maintenance school.
Students can pursue FAA certification as an aircraft maintenance technician with an airframe rating and/or a powerplant rating and also pursue the Associate of Applied Science degree in aviation maintenance technology.
Many of the program's graduates find jobs with aviation companies in central Arkansas, including Hawker Beechcraft, Central Flying Service and Dassault Falcon Jet Corp., as well as with companies around the state.
"Pulaski Technical College relies heavily on support from central Arkansas businesses that benefit from a well-trained and readily available workforce," said Joyce Taylor, executive director of the Pulaski Technical College Foundation. "We are grateful to Danny and Karla Cook for wanting to make a difference in students' lives through education."
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text: I'm just saying this because plenty of Cowboys fans out there talk about how great Tony Romo is and how clutch he is. I mean the guy is number 5 all-time in passer rating and he's not a turnover machine like that so called average QB Eli. So why can't he carry the team on his back and be a playoff team? Brady, Peyton, Brees, Rodgers and heck even Eli and Flacco have done it, why can't Tony....seriously?


text: Reuben Nakian (born August 10, 1897, College Point, New York – died December 4, 1986, Stamford, Connecticut) was an American sculptor and teacher of Armenian extraction. His recurring themes are from Greek and Roman mythology. Noted works include Leda and the Swan, The Rape of Lucrece, Hecuba, and The Birth of Venus. He was also commissioned to create portraits of Roosevelt's cabinet in the 1930s. In 1915, Nakian studied at the Independent School of Art in New York City as well as the Robert Henri School with Homer Boss and A.S. Baylinson. Later he studied at the Art Students League of New York and was apprenticed to Paul Manship. Nakian met and befriended painters Arshile Gorky and Willem de Kooning in the 1930s and Marsden Hartley and Marcel Duchamp in the 1940s. Poet Frank O'Hara was the curator of a major Reuben Nakian retrospective at New York City's Museum of Modern Art in 1966 where the artist was also exhibited in 1930. He became close friends with composer,musician and sound designer, Fred Weinberg who comments below. ** In the exhibition's catalog, O'Hara noted: Nakian is unrepressed, un-neurotic, unabashed in his approach to sensuality, however tortuous his esthetic commitment, and whether his subject be death, bestiality, or Arcadian dalliance. This explicitness gives the "Nymph and Satyr" plaques a marvelous joy and ease, the "Europa" terra-cottas a voluptous dignity, and the "Leda and the Swan" drawings an almost comic abandon. Unlike most sexually oriented images in modern art, from Auguste Rodin to Andy Warhol, one finds no guilt or masochism in a Nakian. It is outgoing and athletic even in its releases and defeats: the satyr, the bull, the swan, the goat are each circumvented or absorbed by the goddess of his choice in the most choice of circumstances, that of his own choosing, like the amorous "dying" of the Elizabethans or the Metamorphoses of Ovid. Comment by Fred Weinberg: " Reuben and I became very close friends since we are (were) both in the arts, lived down the street from each other and worked on our music, and art in our Stamford, Ct. country studios. As a composer, I would make tapes of the music Reuben loved,especially Classical.. When I traveled for out of town recording sessions, I would leave my parrots, Paco and Lucy with Ruben. He loved those two parrots which he called "birdbrains". Reuben stated upon my seeing Lucy do her 'business" on one of Reuben's sculpture "Reclining Man" "Its good for the patina!.". (I have some great pics of Ruben and myself with the birds. ) When I recorded with George Burns in my Stamord, Ct. studio, I introduced the two to each other, and the "Tuesday Club" began- Sort of a "secret society", where we would partake in a few drinks of Bombay Gin… Ok, more than a few.. (Ruben commented on the interesting label of Bombay Gin). One day, near his death, I found him lying on the grass in his backyard,facing the sky and then he winked, and told me "The Gods are going to call me soon". Upon Reubens death, I wrote and performed a classical piece written for Ruben called "Tribute" performed at The Stamford Library. (Fred Weinberg is still composing and producing out of his New York, and Florida studios). Full Wikipedia Article


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text: it gets boring, i'd suggest getting Rockband Instead. its a lot more challenging than the first 2 guitar heros and its got good songs, and less covers so its a pretty good game. if you've played the first 2 games but not this one, it is actually much harder, and hard on gh3 is somewhat like expert on gh1 and 2. the popups are annoying and can screw you up if you're playing a tough song, the graphics are a little sloppy at some parts but its good for all ages.


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SALT LAKE CITY >> Paul Pierce scored 26 points, including seven straight in overtime, and the�Boston�Celtics�beat the Utah Jazz 110-107 on Monday night to close out a five-game road trip.
Pierce had a chance to win it in regulation, but his 19-footer at the buzzer rimmed out.
Alec Burks' reverse layup pulled Utah to 108-105 with 37 seconds left in overtime. Kevin Garnett's banked 3-pointer with 13 seconds left came after the shot clock expired, giving the Jazz another chance.
Paul Millsap was fouled before he could get off a 3, but made two free throws with 4.2 seconds remaining.
Courtney Lee added two free throws at the other end with 1.2 seconds left to bumpBoston's�lead back to three, and Randy Foye's 26-footer at the buzzer missed everything.
Avery Bradley added a season-high 18 points for�Boston.
Gordon Hayward led Utah with 26 points, Millsap had 16 and Al Jefferson finished with 15 points and 11 rebounds.
The�Celtics�(30-27) were playing their fifth game in seven days, but didn't seem to care down the stretch.
The Jazz (31-25) led 101-99 in overtime on DeMarre Carroll's 21-footer, but Pierce countered with a 3-pointer, then followed with a pull-up jumper over Carroll and a 15-footer to give the�Celtics�a 106-101 edge with 1:12 left.
Jefferson hit a 15-footer with 1:05 left to get Utah within 106-103, but Garnett's jumper over Jefferson helped seal it.
The�Celtics�also were smart down the stretch, fouling with fouls to give and finding a wide-open Lee when the Jazz needed a late steal in overtime.
The Jazz trailed by eight entering the fourth but opened on a 13-2 run.
Jefferson's 10-foot turnaround jumper over Brandon Bass tied it at 93 with 2:46 left in regulation.
Pierce hit an 18-footer with Carroll diving at him for a 97-95�Boston�lead with 36 seconds remaining in regulation, only to see Burks tie it with a tough layup with 19 seconds left.
The game took a 16-point swing in the third, as�Boston�trailed 58-50 only to counter with a 20-4 run and lead 80-72 entering the fourth.
Pierce ignited the run with a 3-pointer, Bradley hit two more 3s and Lee added a dunk after a steal and another 3-pointer. Pierce capped the run with a jumper over Hayward for a 70-62�Boston�lead.
The�Celtics�hit 6 of 13 3-pointers in the quarter, while Utah made just 5 of 16 from the field.
Utah trailed 34-27 after Jason Terry's 3-pointer with 10:49 left in the second but went on a 17-2 run to lead 44-36 with 5:46 left in the quarter.
Utah led 53-48 at halftime.
The�Celtics�led 28-26 after the first in a quarter that saw seven lead changes and seven ties. Overall, the game had 13 lead changes and was tied 17 times.
NOTES; Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin opted to start Earl Watson over Jamaal Tinsley at point for a faster pace, but Burks ended up playing much of the game there. ... Jazz F Derrick Favors picked up his third foul with 9:06 left in the second quarter. . Jazz G Foye needed four 3-pointers to tie Mehmet Okur (129, 2006-07) for the franchise single-season record. Foye went 0-5 Saturday but hit his first Monday and finished 2 of 6 . . Bradley started 5 of 5 and had 10 points in six minutes for�Boston, while Millsap started 4 of 4 for Utah.


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Massachusetts Charter School Guarantee Fund
What's New
Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities grants announced; $4.5 million grant for teacher preparation in reading announced; Innovations in Education Exchange to focus on supplemental services.
Innovations in the News
A five-year draft report by the New York State Education Department finds that charter schools operating for two or more years are showing "dramatic increases" in student performance; plus information on professional development, school performance, and technology.
Massachusetts Charter School Guarantee Fund Created with OII Grant to Support Charter School Facilities
Charter schools often struggle to locate adequate facilities. An initiative in Massachusetts is working to change that. The Massachusetts Development Finance Agency (MassDevelopment), the state's economic development authority that helps charter schools get the funding they need to obtain facilities, has partnered with the Massachusetts Department of Education Charter Schools Office and the Massachusetts Charter School Association to create the Massachusetts Charter School Guarantee Fund.
The Fund will guarantee debt for the acquisition, construction, renovation, and improvements of charter school facilities. MassDevelopment's loan officer will work with a school's project manager to identify sources of credit. Throughout the life of a guarantee, MassDevelopment will:
- monitor a school's compliance;
- collect fees; and
- receive financial information.
The Fund will serve start-up as well as established schools. It will target areas that contain a large proportion or number of public schools that have been identified as needing improvement under the No Child Left Behind Act. Also, it will serve areas where schools have a large proportion of low-income students or students who perform poorly on state tests.
Since the Massachusetts charter school movement began in 1995, the principal partner in the Fund, MassDevelopment, has worked with 11 charter schools to secure $113.8 million in financing. In 2001, MassDevelopment completed the first Qualified Zone Academy Bond in the state for a charter school. MassDevelopment also has an extensive network in the finance and real estate sectors in the state and along the East Coast.
MassDevelopment has allocated time and expenses for outreach to its economic development counterparts in other states to encourage replication of this initiative. Outreach efforts will include publications of journal articles and presentations at industry meetings.
With a 25-year track record of economic development lending, MassDevelopment has been assigned an "A" rating by Standard & Poor's, and is one of the few public economic development agencies in the nation that can issue bonds based on its own borrowing strength. Most recently, it issued a $180 million bond for a downtown Boston redevelopment project.
MassDevelopment and its partners have worked for over three years to provide innovative solutions to financing charter school facilities. On Thursday September 18th, MassDevelopment received a grant from the Credit Enhancement for Charter Facilities program, administered by the Office of Innovation and Improvement, to create the Massachusetts Charter School Guarantee Fund. The Fund aims to leverage this grant by a ratio of 10:1 and expects to commit all of the funds within two years.
For more information about the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, go to: http://www.massdevelopment.com/. For information about charter schools from the Massachusetts Department of Education, see http://www.doe.mass.edu/charter/, and for information about the Massachusetts Charter School Association, see http://www.masscharterschools.org/. For more information about the Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities program, go to: http://www.ed.gov/programs/charterfacilities/index.html.
What's New
Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities press release.
Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities program grants have been announced. One grantee is MassDevelopment (see feature). To read the press release with the full list of awardees, see http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2003/09/09182003a.html. (Sept. 18)
Preparing Teachers on How to Teach Reading.
Secretary of Education Rod Paige announced a $4.5 million grant to help minority-serving higher education institutions prepare future teachers on how to teach reading using scientifically proven methods. For a press release about this grant, see http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2003/09/09152003.html. (Sept. 15)
The Innovations in Education Exchange
The next Innovations in Education Exchange will focus on supplemental services. Secretary Rod Paige will offer the keynote address, followed by presentations from representatives of Sylvan Education Solutions, American Institutes for Research, the Colorado Department of Education, and the Black Alliance for Educational Options. The Exchange will be on Thursday, September 25th from 2:00 - 3:30 PM in room HC-5 of the U.S. Capitol. Please register at email@example.com as soon as possible since seating is limited and advanced registration is required for security. (Sept. 8)
Innovations in the News
Charter Schools
A five-year draft report by the New York State Education Department finds that charter schools operating for two or more years are showing "dramatic increases" in student performance. [More-WBFO.com] (Sept 12)
Bay Mills Community College, an Upper Peninsula tribal college, is opening nine new charter schools in Michigan. [More-The Detroit News] (Sept 12)
Indiana's charter schools movement turns two years old this month. Since 2001, 17 charter schools have opened in the state. [More-NWI Times] (Sept 2)
Teacher and Principal Quality
Seven hundred new teachers, who are part of the national, nonprofit Teach for America, are in Philadelphia schools this year. Teach for America recruits the best and brightest college graduates--most in fields other than education--to teach in the poorest districts. [More-Philly.com] (Sept 12)
The California State University San Marcos opened a center that will expand its middle-school teacher-training program. The program is dedicated to training teachers specifically for educating students in sixth through ninth grade. [More-SignonSanDiego.com] (Sept 11)
Researchers at the University of Washington in Seattle spent two years creating a portrait of what the principal's job entails and analyzing whether current training offers adequate preparation. [More-Education Week] (Sept 10)
High school seniors in Pennsylvania used digital technologies to interview and record Pennsylvania World War II veterans during a project for the Pennsylvania Governor's School of Information Technology. [More-Education Week] (Sept 10)
Waukesha, Wisconsin School District administrators are investigating starting their own virtual school to respond to competition from the two virtual schools in the state. [More-The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel] (Sept 10)
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Neoteric Cosmetics Inc, Alpha Hydrox Anti-Wrinkle, Intensive Serum, 2 fl oz (59 ml) (Discontinued Item)
Neoteric Cosmetics Inc, Alpha Hydrox Anti-Wrinkle, Intensive Serum, 2 fl oz (59 ml) (Discontinued Item)
- You earn loyalty credit for every order you place at iHerb!
- Loyalty credit is equal to 5% of the value of your order, excluding shipping charges.
- Your loyalty credit will be applied towards your next order as soon as your current order has shipped.
- Your loyalty credits are valid for up to 60 days from the date of your last purchase.
Shipping Weight:?0.14 kgSwitch to Imperial units
- Product Code: NEC-15350
- UPC Code: 735379153506
- Package Quantity: 2 fl oz (59 ml)
4.1 x 5.8 x 14.2 cm , 0.11 kgSwitch to Imperial units
- The One That Works!
- 14% Glycolic AHA
For all skin types
- 14% Glycolic AHA
- pH4
- Contains glycolic alpha hydroxy acid which is highly recommended by dermatologists
- Proven to show significant improvements in skin in 2 - 4 weeks
- Reduces the appearance of find lines and wrinkles and age spots while helping even skin tone and texture
- Antioxidants, vitamins and green tea help to prevent signs of premature aging
Alpha Hydrox Intensive Serum is a lightweight 14% Glycolic Acid solution. Highly effective, it makes skin look radiant and glowing. Your skin will feel softer, smoother and healthier almost immediately. Lighter than a lotion or a cream, it goes on easily and can be used under make-up or at night with a moisturizer.
Suggested Use
For Morning and Evening Use
Apply Alpha Hydrox Intensive Serum with a cotton ball or finger tips to clean, dry skin on the face and neck.
First Time Users: Do a patch test below ear for 2 - 4 days.
Note: If you have sensitive or delicate skin, Alpha Hydrox Intensive serum may be washed off after 15 minutes.
Other Ingredients
Water, glycolic acid, ammonium hydroxide, glycerin, propylene glycol, matricaria extract, green tea extract, sodium hyaluronate, aloe barbadensis juice, wheatgemamidopropyldimonium hydroxypropyl hydrolyzed wheat protein, cellulose gum, diazolidinyl urea, iodopropynyl butylcarbamate
Caution: Avoid contact with eyes, on eyelids, lips and mucous membranes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with warm water. For external use only. Keep out of reach of children.
Sunburn Alert: Product contains an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that may increase your skin's sensitivity to the sun and particularly the possibility of sunburn. Use sunscreen and limit sun exposure while using this product and for a week afterward.
Exposure to air may cause some crystallization of natural ingredients on the cap. This is normal and not harmful.
Great serum, poor packaging
Verified Purchase
Great serum, poor packaging
Yes, this is one of the best AHA serums I've used thus far and one of the best sold on iHerb - apart from the souffle from the same brand, but that's more of a cream and leaves my face too shiny for use during the day. However, because of the thinness of the serum and the way the bottle cap is structured, it's very hard to get it from the bottle onto your face. It's not possible to just get a few drops onto your fingers, because it will just glide right through. So it's difficult to get a proper amount of product out of the bottle, without spilling. A real shame! That being said, if your skin can tolerate the 14% AHA (it is said that AHA products shouldn't exceed 10%), then this product is a gem. Also the PH is within range for the glycolic acid to exfoliate (which isn't always the case!)
The best!
Posted by 5613717174455836611 on Aug 18, 2016 | Verified Purchase
Hands down he best glycolic aha-serum there is, please bring it back soon as iherb was the only place where I could purchase and have it sent to Finland!
Excellent serum
Posted by 4849594175226261405 on Apr 14, 2016 | Verified Purchase
I usually don´t write reviews but this product is just so good that I need to get the word out. It has transformed my skin in such a good way, it is soft and smooth and in the best condition it has ever been. I also use it on my neck, chest and hands and have noticed a big difference. I can´t recommend this product enough.
The best
Posted by SonyaGeorgieva on May 26, 2015 | Verified Purchase
This is the best AHA that you can find here!!!The ingredients list is very good,the PH4 is very good and 14% is perfect for me.I use glycolic acid untill 3 years now but i will stick with this one.They put in the bottle and is perfect.The packaging it is very important for all antioxidants,retinols and ...ect.I hope that they will go long with this product. The best
Not sure
Posted by 5089689560867271805 on Nov 15, 2014 | Verified Purchase
I think this broke me out. Not much change in my skin
Very good
Posted by 5525530284313227001 on Oct 05, 2014 | Verified Purchase
I was searching for a good and strong AHA, as I have many acne marks and my skin tone is everything but not even. This stuff is very good. I use it 3 times/week, in the evenings, the other nights I use Differin. The next morning I wake up with a brighter and glowing skin. In 2 months of use(paired with Differin and BHA), has made my skin look way better, brighter, more even and almost no break-outs. I also like that is has a light consistency and it's absorbed quickly, which is very good for my oily skin. It stung only the first time when I applied it, but I take care to have my skin totally dry before applying(I usually wait 5-10min after I applied a toner and just after I use this).


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Dining Out in Los Angeles
We first fell for Brad as Rachel Zoe's colorful assistant on The Rachel Zoe Project, but over the years, this stylist has managed to stand tall in his own right. A resident of L.A. by way of Canada, Goreski has helped clients Jessica Alba, Demi Moore, and Rashida Jones garner A-grade red carpet looks, scored his own TV show (It's a Brad Brad World) as well as a gig as Kate Spade's brand stylist. Here, he takes us through his favorite West Coast spots.
Restaurant: Craig's. It has a great atmosphere and the best gluten free spaghetti Bolognese in town! I eat here about once a week.
Beauty Recommendation: I love going to Byron at Byron Williams Salon in Beverly Hills. He's responsible for my sky high hair. I also go to Vanessa Hernandez Skin Care for facials. Her products are amazing too!
Shopping Spot: The Rosebowl Flea Market. You can find really good vintage clothing here for great prices. You just have to dig a little.
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Anthony SorgeMember
I'm currently trying to decide whether I want to drop some significant money on rain gear (rain jacket/pack cover/rain pants or skirt) or if I'd be better off getting a poncho that will cover me, my pack, and possibly take the place of rain pants/skirt as well. I'm also considering using the poncho (if I get it) in place of my North Face Tadpole tent, which takes up a lot of space and weight. I mostly do overnight backpacking trips in the northeast, but I am going to Glacier National Park for five days this summer. Just curious, for the people who have tried both rain jackets and ponchos, which you like better. Thanks!May 22, 2011 at 4:09 am #1739549
Steven McAllisterBPL Member
@brooklynkayakLocale: South West US
I alternate from time to time:
1) Standard gore-tex rain jacket
2) Gatewood cape
3) ID short rain cape, with wind shirt
I have totally moved away from the rain jacket. Mostly because of weight and because it is a a one purpose item.
The Gatewood is a pretty good shelter, but it is long and can blow around a lot when used as a rain cape. You can tie it close but then it can be difficult if you have to use your hands on steep ascents.
The shorter ID rain cape is not big enough to work as a shelter, but can supplement a small tarp.
I find that if I use the short cape with a wind shirt underneath, I don't get soaked as much as with a jacket. The comfort level is much higher.
The air flow under the cape reduces condensation more than a gore-tex jacket. The windshirt adds to the comfort by also breathability, repelling moisture and blocking breeze.
If it is really nasty, I will also use my polycryo ground cloth as a rain skirt.May 22, 2011 at 4:46 am #1739552
Anthony SorgeMember
That Gatewood looks nice as a shelter, but you're right, it looks REALLY huge as a cape.
Honestly I'm not AS interested in the poncho/cape as a shelter alternative right now, though I'm definitely curious about it…I'm more just looking to cut down on the cost/weight of more rain gear. My current rain jacket is the shell of the LL Bean Storm Chaser jacket, but I'd like to get something more lightweight and breathable, and avoid buying a pack cover and rain skirt if I can avoid it.May 22, 2011 at 5:04 am #1739553
Steven McAllisterBPL Member
@brooklynkayakLocale: South West US
Both of the rain capes I mentioned cover your pack and since I use my ground cloth as a rain skirt, I don't carry a dedicated rain skirt.
Some backpackers, myself included, don't use pack covers, but instead put things that need to be waterproof in ultralight drybags. I don't worry about rain getting my pack or other gear wet.
The one problem with pack covers is that they don't protect against wetness 100%. Pack covers don't work if you should fall during a stream crossing. They also don't protect so well while your rummaging through your pack in bad rain. There are many cases of pack covers getting blown away.
There are other scenarios as well.May 22, 2011 at 9:36 am #1739609
Thomas BudgeMember
@budgthomLocale: Idaho
I'm in the same boat … considering doing away with rain jacket, pack cover and rain pants in favor of a poncho. Anyone have experience with the ID silponcho?May 22, 2011 at 10:39 am #1739629
Ike JutkowitzBPL Member
@ikeLocale: Central Michigan
I started poncho tarping about 6 years ago (beginning with an old army poncho) and now all other options feel like "going heavy" to me. I love the minimalism of it as well as the added pack protection. A rain jacket is the one piece of gear that has failed on me time and again. From delamination, to peeling seam tape, to wet-through, it seemed like I was replacing them every 3 years (I had used Patagonia and Marmot brands). I've not been tempted to switch back, but when I do need a jacket for fly fishing I just use dri-ducks. Great value for 10 bucks.
The ID silponcho is a great basic poncho and would be a good choice if trying to decide if you like it. 5 x 8 is adequate coverage. The only thing I don't like about the ID is that the hood is not very adjustable and tends to try to cover your eyes.May 22, 2011 at 12:53 pm #1739672
John Frederick AndersonMember
@fredfotoLocale: Spain
Here's my 2c
I have an ID poncho, a windshirt and an ID event rain jacket as rain gear.
I like the combination of the windshirt and poncho for longer treks not necessarily above the tree line.
If it get blowy above tree line, the ID rain jacket is a better option with dry bags in the pack- YMMV.
I combine either of these options with Golite Reed rainpants.
I hope this helps.
fred in barcelonaMay 22, 2011 at 1:54 pm #1739691
Tim ZenSpectator
@asdzxc57Locale: MI
Perfect timing on this topic. I was thinking about this method, but people's posting give me the confidence of the solution.
I can drop the 15 ounce "rain" coat and stick with my existing wind shirt and pick up a poncho.
I am not sure I understand the poncho as a tarp. How do you setup the tarp in the rain if you are wearing the poncho?
(ID is Integral Designs)May 22, 2011 at 2:26 pm #1739711
Ike JutkowitzBPL Member
@ikeLocale: Central Michigan
You will get a little wet. Here's a good starting point:
Michigan is a great place for poncho tarping. Relatively mild wind conditions relative to other places.May 22, 2011 at 2:39 pm #1739721
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
Get a "PACKA" (parka/pack cover combo).May 22, 2011 at 3:09 pm #1739736
Thomas BudgeMember
@budgthomLocale: Idaho
And where might one find a "packa" for purchase?
My one concern with converting to a poncho is dealing with wind. The silponcho has some snaps that are supposed to minimize flapping. Can anyone comment on how well they work?May 22, 2011 at 3:45 pm #1739749
Tony WongBPL Member
@valsharLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I have been using a poncho tarp for about 2-3 years now and I am just now switching to rain gear and a tarp.
I have a Mountain Laurel Designs Silnylon Poncho Tarp.
The problem that I have run across is that with a poncho, it simply is a matter of time before I get wet and my arms are not fully protected by the poncho tarp.
Also, while in camp and having my poncho setup as a trap, I don't have any rain protection, which has caused me to carry a 1 oz disposable rain poncho to give me some protection while in camp.
So here is the math that I have for my poncho setup:
10.0 oz MLD Ponch Tarp
1.4 oz MLD Rain Chaps
1.0 oz Emergency Disposable Poncho for use while in camp while poncho rigged as a tarp
Total Weight of Set: 12.4 oz.
This is my new setup:
5.5 oz O2 Rainwear Jacket http://o2rainwear.com/
3.4 oz O2 Rainwear Pants
3.4 oz MLD Cuben Fiber Mini Solo Tarp
Total Weight of New Setup: 12.3
So, for essentially, I have the same weight, but full coverage of a rain suit.
Note: The coverage of the mini solo tarp is smaller than the poncho tarp. In my case, I have a MLD eVent Bivy, so I am relying on the eVent to protect me from any reduced coverage with the slightly smaller tarp.
-TonyMay 22, 2011 at 4:04 pm #1739756
Dale WambaughBPL Member
@dwambaughLocale: Pacific Northwest
I think ponchos are most effective for UL hiking when used for both rain gear and shelter. You get the cost saving and the weight saving and your pack is covered too. They also provide excellent emergency shelter options for day hiking.
They aren't neat and clean looking, especially with the Gatewood Cape, and you just have to get over that. Ponchos don't work as well in high winds and I wouldn't even try bushwacking in one.
The Gatewood Cape is superior to a poncho, giving good rain protection and 360 degree coverage as a shelter for 11 ounces, while a conventional poncho really needs a bivy to give good all-weather protection. It also takes up very little space, so it works well with smaller packs. I'd LOVE to field test a Cuben version [wink, wink].
The snaps on the sides of a poncho help seal the edges. There's nothing wrong with using a simple belt from parachute cord keep it from flapping around and make the whole package a little neater. Those loose sides provide excellent ventilation, so you don't have to fiddle with pit zips and touchy laminated fabrics. A poncho would be an excellent first MYOG shelter project.
I do think of ponchos more for summer stuff, where you (hopefully) aren't spending all day in that rain. If I were going to the coast in Winter or shoulder seasons, I would probably lean towards rain jacket and pants and a storm-worthy shelter. Those hikes are short and flat too, so a couple extra pounds isn't a big deal.May 22, 2011 at 4:31 pm #1739766
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Randy MartinBPL Member
@randalmartinLocale: Colorado
"So, for essentially….the same weight, but full coverage of a rain suit."
Not quite, you now don't have any coverage of your pack itself aside from a pack liner you might have to protect contents. So either A) you have to use a pack cover (extra weight) or B) use a pack liner and settle for the outside of your pack getting soaked (lot's of extra weight when wet).May 22, 2011 at 7:17 pm #1739846
Tony WongBPL Member
@valsharLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I fully agree with you and note my oversight.
Still, for me, even if I end up getting a pack cover, which are imperfect themselves at keeping your pack 100% dry, the 2.5 oz MLD pack cover is a small price to pay for having full rain protection.
Note: Even with the poncho tarp, I do carry a garbage bag pack liner as part of my standard kit, which I find can be useful to keep wet and dirty things from touching my clear gear in my bivy bag.
-TonyMay 22, 2011 at 10:03 pm #1739899
Christopher KuzakMember
Used a cheap poncho for rain protection for a long time and never thought it worked well at keeping my dry. While light, wind would blow it all over and I'd get just as hot in it while hiking as I would wearing a plastic bag for protection. It was fine for hanging around camp in a light drizzle, but for anything else, it sucked.
I just purchased the Marmot Super Mica, a definite upgrade from my old Columbia Sportswear cheapy shell (which replaced the poncho). I haven't given it an official test yet, but was able to wear it exercising in the rain a couple times over the last week or two. I found it to be pretty breathable–really like the pit zips–and definitely waterproof. My initial impressions: better than my cheapy jacket, way better than a poncho.May 23, 2011 at 11:06 am #1740075
Dennis WolfeMember
@lonewolfeLocale: Salmon River Country, Idaho
The question of poncho vs. rain gear is one that people tend to feel strongly about.
I have always used a poncho. I like it because it keeps me and my pack dry w/o getting hot and sweaty. The ventilation is great. And it can be an emergency shelter. And it can provide a dry kitchen area. And it can be used to overcome a leaky or ripped tent. I just like the flexibility it provides and I don't mind that it flaps a bit when the wind blows. If I know I going to experience a lot of rain, I also carry rain chaps.
My $.02 worth.May 23, 2011 at 12:04 pm #1740104
Randy MartinBPL Member
@randalmartinLocale: Colorado
I never plan to hike intentionally in a storm (wind driven rain). If I have done that bad a job of reading the weather and find myself above treeline in wind driven rain then I will pay a price for being in a poncho.
My strategy is I won't hike in rain unless it's reasonably calm rain. Otherwise I will setup the poncho as a tarp and wait out the rain.
"If I know I going to experience a lot of rain, I also carry rain chaps."
+1 on MLD Rain Chaps @1.4 ozMay 23, 2011 at 3:05 pm #1740189
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
+1 on what Dennis wrote.
By using a Packa style of poncho (MYOG actually) I find that even high winds are not a problem.
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There's often discussions about switching over to eight frame equipment, often to all 8-frame mediums.
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There's often discussions about switching over to eight frame equipment, often to all 8-frame mediums.
Has anyone ever switched from eight frame to ten frame equipment?
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You can cut down a 10-frame box to hold 8 frames but I have yet to find a suitable board stretcher to stretch boards from 8 frame length to 10-frame length.
I used to run a number of eight frame hives. I finally got rid of all of that equipment and there is now none around at all. I like a certain amouint of standardization. Though beside3s the deeps which are primarily brood boxes I do have shallows and mediums.
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We ran double deeps for years but at another point in time decided to go with a deep and medium configuration, mainly because i did a lot of hand loading back then, and a deep/medium is a lot easier to load and stack!
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When I converted back to 10 frame from 8 frame, I also decided to use 10 frame shallow supers for my extracting supers. Those are much easier to handle than deeps, when full of honey. Also, it is rare that a 10 frame deep gets full of honey, as I use those for the two story brood nest.
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Do you find shallows work better than mediums as well? I had the same conclusion where smaller units are more efficient for honey as far as getting frames filled and capped. I think my bees could've filled two meds rather than a partial deep just because it's two smaller units to fill. For the time of putting frames together and the ability to pull full frames of honey out of the brood area and move up I stuck with deeps for this year but I have mediums on standby and will use them next year. Of course, location is key and if the flow in my area was just a little longer or had a stronger fall flow it may not be an issue.


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Bushmills Live 2012 Music Festival
Playboy.com headed to Ireland for the Bushmills Live Music Festival.
Colum Egan is something of an Irish national treasure. It's not easy to tell at first glance: With his humble disposition, easy smile and strong laugh, one could be forgiven for assuming he's any ordinary Irishman. But Colum is the master distiller of Bushmills Irish Whiskey, sitting at the helm of one of Ireland's most distinguished and storied wares for over 10 years running. In many ways, he is an ordinary Irishman, but then again, he's also part of Irish history.
Here at the Old Bushmills Distillery in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, he's not the only Irish treasure to speak of. Since 1608, Bushmills has called this place home, making it the world's oldest working distillery. The grounds are laden with stories and hold the brand's most closely guarded secrets. One can imagine it is not opened to the public lightly.
Which made last month's Bushmills Live Music Festival a very special event.
This June, for the first time in history, the Old Distillery was opened to the masses. Music fans were invited to a day of good tunes, good friends and good drink, and Playboy was there to get a taste of how the Irish make merry. We're happy to report their affairs go down as smooth as their liquor.
"Thanks to Bushmills, my best friend and I got even closer, listening to awesome music in a place unlike any other," said Cassie McLean, a Brooklyn resident who won a trip to the fest through a contest with her roommate Jessica Pribush. The two could be seen constantly beaming, obviously soaking in every second; as Cassie put it, "This experience means the world to me."
The festival proved to be unique, with intimate acts on the bill over stadium hits. Snow Patrol closed out the fest, but they're from Belfast and as much a part of this region's history as Bushmills itself. It was a rare opportunity to see the headline act in a modest venue playing to a hometown crowd.
Standout performances included Irish and U.K. folk from Marcus Foster, whose raspy vocals made his acoustic strumming boom, and Foy Vance, whose soulful croon was somehow both somber and uplifting. Wooden Wisdom, the unlikely DJ duo of Elijah Wood and Zach Cowie, eschewed MP3s for their impressive taste in hard-to-find rock records. There was even a bit of punk presence, with indie band General Fiasco in tow.
At most music festivals, one can find oneself awash in a sea of sweat and instinct as folks jostle for better views and breathing room. With only 400 in attendance at Bushmills, however, the experience was quite the opposite. Much like their famous product, Bushmills Live was enjoyed with good friends in an intimate setting. On those merits, the festival excelled in spades.
Of course, any trip to the distillery wouldn't be complete without a tour and some education. The day before the fest, contest winners were privy to an in-depth walkthrough with Colum, the chance to blend their own whiskey and a special trip to one of Ireland's most beautiful natural attractions.
"It's hard to put words to this whole experience; it was completely surreal," agreed Fiachrá Duffy, an Irish contest winner. "Everything from the friends I made to meeting the bands, seeing the performances, having the tour around the Bushmills distillery and getting to blend our own—it was just fantastic."
As one would expect, Colum was more than adept at showing off his work. From barley to barrel, step by step, we learned how Bushmills is made. A picturesque man-made lake sits on the property, providing for the distillery's massive water needs. Its barrel storage warehouse sits above a drainage system, and in the event of a tragedy, the town below would be saved from a glorious malt bath. Insights like these brought perspective on where our liquor actually comes from and how it gets to our shelves.
Afterwards, a whiskey toast was made at Giant's Causeway, a near-supernatural site on Ireland's northern coast. Produced by a volcanic eruption 50 million years ago, the formation rolls into the sea with thousands of interlocking columns of rock. From a high vantage point, one can take in the breathless views for hours, surrounded on all sides by rolling hills and these odd, beautiful rocks.
"It was a mindboggling thing just to be out there on the rocks with the sun shining and the sea breeze coming in; the views—it was a surreal experience," said Fiachrá.
Whiskey on the rocks, on the rocks—and on the most beautiful rocks in the nation, at that? This is the Irish spirit, where good company, good countryside and good drink are never in short supply.


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I am having a lot of trouble with my honey crystallizing rapidly. Once I extract and put into 3-5 gallon buckets or into jars, it hardens immediately within days. I have tried heating to about 103 in hot tub, putting into oven at lowest temp I can, and just yesterday tried a friends bucket heater. None of this works great. Hot tub method re-crystallizes soon, oven method and bucket heater browns the honey.
I sell my honey as raw and explain crystallization is normal and unheated honey saves benefits we all want. I am trying to find a happy medium for my processing to keep the honey liquid, natural looking, and retain benefits.
Is there a source of information on how to process and what methods will affect honey in particular ways. i.e. heating too much or too long browns it or certain methods and repetitions of filtration will have certain affects?
I see all sorts of local beeks selling their honey as raw but never see any hint of crystallization. Either they are not truthful or their methods are working better than mine.
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Oliver Acreage Bed and Breakfast opens west of Pequot Lakes
The beauty is in the details at the recently opened Oliver Acreage Bed and Breakfast west of Pequot Lakes.
Owners Dick and Gerri Frieler call the décor eclectic, but the refinished furniture — by Gerri — along with the expansive patios and stonework on the Barn Lodge — by Dick — blend together to a getaway geared toward families, bird hunters and anyone "looking to get away from the hustle and bustle," as Dick said.
The Frielers bought their property west of Pequot Lakes in 2005. Dick said it was advertised as 88 acres plus a "free three-bedroom house." The house turned out not to be free, Dick said, as he had to pay to have it removed. Though parts of the property were in disrepair at the time, it represented just what the Frielers were looking for — a blend of woods and prairie.
The bed and breakfast consists of two separate buildings, the Barn Lodge and the Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast.
The Barn Lodge is true to its name; it's a large barn building, with half of the building converted into a living space to accommodate 10, and the other half as a large, open area suited to small weddings or scrapbook retreats.
The lodging portion of the barn is fully furnished, including the kitchen, for guests to bring their own food and drink and settle in.
It's private accommodations, meaning that guests won't share the building with strangers.
Highlights of the Barn Lodge include a master bedroom with a bath nook, a standalone bathtub set into a soft-lit alcove in the room. Upstairs are two bedrooms, each with a full bed and a twin, with another pull-out trundle bed hiding under the twin.
Much of the materials used in the Barn Lodge are antique or repurposed. Antique lighting in an upstairs bedroom of the Barn Lodge came from a church to be torn down in Lake Henry, the Frielers' former home. Furnishings are mostly composed of antique pieces that Gerri has collected and refinished herself, one of Gerri's hobbies.
While the other half of the Barn Lodge was originally intended to be Dick's shop area, the interior "got a little carried away" and the Frielers decided it would make a better small event space.
They put the word out that they needed materials to finish the indoor walls and were able to gather used barn wood, much of it more than 100 years old and still with a patina of worn red paint. Dick said he's amazed by the quality of the wood and how well it weathered the elements for years outdoors.
The ceiling is finished with corrugated tin that came from the roof of a dairy barn.
Inside the Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast are three rooms to accommodate guests. They feature German names to match the Frielers' heritage.
Der Vorstand ("the executive") has a queen bed and a full bath with a claw-foot tub with dark hues of black and red. Der Hafen ("the haven") is decorated in hues of blue and yellow, has a queen bed and also features a full bath with a claw-foot tub.
The third room, Hilda's Zimmer, has a full-sized bed and is intended to be shared with Der Hafen.
Oliver Acreage had a soft opening this summer and is ready to go as a year-round accommodation. Oliver Acreage borders county land, so Dick believes it's well-suited to bird hunters. Groomed ski trails will be available on-site in the winter.
The Frielers said they hope their bed and breakfast will be a place that guests come to relax and unwind. More information is available on their website, www.theoliveracreage.com.


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If not for the dirty looks she would draw, Diandra Espinoza would don every day what she wore for SlutWalk on Friday: tiny shorts, above-the-knee stockings, the type of clothing "good" girls don't put on.
"I feel uncomfortable because I know what people are thinking, but this is my style," the 19-year-old human communications major said.
Espinoza and about 50 other CSU Monterey Bay students participated in the college's second SlutWalk, an event celebrated throughout the world on International Women's Day, to speak up against rape.
It was inspired as a backlash against a Toronto police detective, who was quoted in January 2011 as saying "women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized."
"Being assaulted isn't about what you wear; it's not even about sex; but using a pejorative term to rationalize inexcusable behaviour creates an environment in which it's okay to blame the victim," SlutWalk Toronto organizers wrote in their blog.
The word "slut" has been used for centuries to denote promiscuous women or those of dubious morals. CSUMB students want to regain the word.
"I'm proud to be a slut. I'm not dressing up to make you feel good," said Cara Gersh, a 19-year-old communications major. "I dress like this to empower myself."
Men would never be accused of having loose morals if they were sexually attacked, students said. And it's mostly women who are raped, a crime that is ultimately about power and not about sexual pleasure.
"Men can always stop," said Adam Napoletano, a 22-year-old senior.
Napoletano said he helped organize the SlutWalk as a way to shatter an image of fraternities as organizations that harbor men who like to victimize women.
"I'm here for all fraternities, to show that we're men of quality and that we support gender equality," he said.
SlutWalk was organized as the capstone project for Napoletano, Jackie Butts and Brianna Nicovich. The daylong event was scheduled to feature men walking around the campus quad in high heels — to represent what it's like to be in women's shoes — poetry readings, dances and another rally in the evening.
Jamel Thomas, a 19-year-old math major, put on some silver high heels to show his support for the ladies.
"I've always been an advocate for women's rights," he said. "Where I stand, you should be able to wear what you want. In high heels, I'm putting myself in her shoes. It shows me what they have to go through to gain equality."
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Well, after finding out the most likely cause for my weird slayer problem is a cracked piston skirt, I looked into getting a big block for my slayer. I read that a O.S .21M will fit into a slayer (or revo) without any mods, but is the O.S .21M any good? What is the pros. and cons. of getting it? But, the O.S .21M costs over $250 new. Is that incorrect, or is there some where I can get one cheaper? (I hope not ebay, I've gotten burned on ebay deals) Or, is there any other big blocks that will fit without mods or changes that cost under $150? Any help would be nice! Thanks! -Wolfslash16
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Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
Giants even have better doctors than the Jets
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Well that's pretty stupid. This guy's knee is tore up and all you care about is "oh he used the Giants doctor!!!". Pitiful.
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They're using it as the excuse to trade him and save face....lol
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Some of Monet's paintings from this early period show that he made initial sketches in charcoal on the canvas before applying paint layers. No preparatory drawing could be identified under the paint layers of this work. Instead, the composition of the painting was marked out using paint. These initial lines of paint were applied in narrow continuous brush-strokes. The blue and green horizontal strokes across the centre of painting, were applied during this stage indicate the edge of the river and the beginning of land.
The main fields of colour were blocked-in using pastel tones applied with dry and undiluted paint (see image on the left). Monet's handling of paint at this stage was loose and rapid, leaving some of the priming visible. The area below the horizon was initially left unpainted.
Paint Handling and Brushwork
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Monet's Signature
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Opened a hive today and saw 4 or 5 roaches on top of the inner cover. Is this a major problem? How do I get rid of them? Thanks
Opened a hive today and saw 4 or 5 roaches on top of the inner cover. Is this a major problem? How do I get rid of them? Thanks
One thing is for sure. Don't spray roach poison on them! That may sound like overstating the concerns, but I had an employee once (at my pet store) that sprayed ant poison into our cricket keeper, which was a large wooden box
for housing crickets for sale. Needless to say, the ant poison killed all the crickets as well as the ants, but worse, it contaminated the housing unit where it would never keep crickets again.
Having said that, I believe that if your hive remains strong, roaches won't be much of a problem. The girls ought to take them out. Not using inner covers here, I can only guess that perhaps the bees aren't quite as fussy about that area when it comes to uninvited guests. Possibly some kind of ground control would work. I do that for ants.
His Hive Honey Farm - Do all for His glory!
Roaches like eating dead bees & spilled/spoiled honey. As long as the bees are alive, and there are plenty of them to defend their honey, I highly doubt the roaches will try a "hostile takeover"
You can try the roach motel with sticky glue inside. I'm not sure if the bees will go in too?
Maybe to hide them inside a paper bag or cover with newspaper so the bees cannot get in.
Roaches have absolutely no interest in your bees. Ignore them.
Thanks for the info. Appreciate the help.
I keep some hive in a wooded lot and they have always had them, at first I was worried about it but they never have done any harm. I think it is nothing to worry about.
I think sometimes they wander into the hive and get chased up to the top and end up trapped on the inner cover. If they are wandering around in the hive, you have too much space for the number of bees...
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So I had my first extraction of the year today. Went really well. I was not expecting a harvest; first year package bees, but the girls did me proud.
Afterwards I decided "Hey, let me share some of this reward with my ladies.". I brought my extractor and basket out to the yard and set it up a distance away. "Let's see if my ladies can clean them up for me. I will be back in a little while to check on you gals.".
I came back an hour later. Carnage! Bees stuck everywhere. Writhing in bee pain. Stuck in their own creation, drunk most likely. Over my own inner screams I could hear them calling to me "why, why would you do this to us.". My daughter standing next to me looked up at me and said "Daddy you killed the bees". My heart sunk and I proceeded to save as many as I could, placing them gingerly in front of the few hives I have at my house, and allowing their sisters to clean them. All in all I lost a couple dozen. My futile attempts saved 6.
I learned today that beekeeping is life and death. You hold the lives of so many in your power.
Later I had some toast and tea with a little honey. It made me feel better. Hopefully tonight will be free of nightmares.


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Nicki Minaj Makes Her Mark
If you weren't already convinced that Nicki Minaj is the "baddest Barbie in the game" right now, then there's a video a short scroll down that might make you think otherwise. But before we get to that, we're going on a "Minajourney", because yep, she's infiltrated Beastonia over the past year, and nope, we can't get enough.
The first thing you notice about Minaj, physically, is her distinct sense of style. The 5'2 Queens-born rapper and singer has a personality that shines through in her Mattel-esque attire, highlighted with an abundance of pinked-out girl gear. But it's beyond the "Minaj Mirage" of her being your little toy friend that makes her hit even harder.
Vocally, Minaj has found a niche in which she plays up her lighthearted and silly side by bending words and phrases, at times referencing "McDreamy", snot noses, ding-a-lings and yellow cabs, bringing a personal panache to her licks.
It's evident that she's on the right path too...with guests on tracks by Robin Thicke, Mariah Carey, Ludacris, Cassie and Usher, Nicki has the ability to outshine each of her higher-profile counterparts with a flurry of fast-paced spits and speaks. And to boot, she's found a fan in actress Michelle Trachtenberg. Watch the below video, as MT raps along to Minaj's verse on Thicke's Shakin' it For Daddy.
Nice work, Dawn Summers...or Georgina Sparks; whichever way you love your Trachtenberg, you're sure to dig her more now that she's upped her cred thanks to a trip the Holland Tunnel, accompanied by her best rendition of the sexy song.
Only thing we request from Minaj for the remainder of the year? "More, more more..." Nicki's debut album, Barbie World, is scheduled for a late 2010 release.
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Dress a Hot Guy for the Red Carpet!
Any fans of hot guys out there? How about hot guys who also happen to be awesome athletes? We found the perfect one for you! Hockey star Jeff Skinner is just 19, and was the youngest player in the NHL last year (he plays for the Carolina Hurricanes). Oh, and did we mention that people call him the "Justin Bieber of hockey" too? Cute. We know.
Jeff has a major red carpet moment coming up at the NHL Awards in Las Vegas, and he wanted to make sure to look as hot as possible, so he wants your help!
All you need to do: check out these super-cute pics of Jeff (in three different John Varvatos suits from the JV Star USA line) and vote for your favorite below. He promises to wear whatever you pick!
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So im finally getting around to upgrade my stereo in my rig. My current setup
Head unit -
Subwoofer -
Subwoofer Amp -
http://www.fliaudio.co.uk/manuals/1200.pdf <Mod Edit: Linked to Manufacturer's site. Please link to Crutchfield's Item Page or manufacturer's website. Thanks.>
And looking to buy speakers (two 5.25" and two 6x9") pair with an amp.
(currently my rig has four 6x9" speakers.. 3 of which work.. not sure how the are wired.. assuming its to the head unit using the wire harness. not RCAs)
My dilemma, my head unit has only front and rear RCA outputs (right and left. total of 4. as you can see in the link)
What can i do in my situation to make everything work?.. Im an extreme newb at car audio.. Ive been reading and trying to learn for the past 4 days as much as possible but i cant seem to find the right guidance. My plan is just to add the 4 new speakers and the speaker amp, on top of the current sub.
My question is how can i wire up the 2 amps from the head unit? My current amp for the sub DOES have a bass remote controller (although it sucks) so ive read somewhere that was neededish. Given i haven quite picked out a speaker amp (or speakers).. mainly because im unsure of what i need on it (low pass filter? or not needed cuz head unit has them?).. I included a link to the head unit so you can see the specs on it for a more specific answer.
Sorrry for the repeating.. im not quite sure really how to ask the question.. but ask me any question you have and i will reply asap so i can get this situation figured out.
Yes, the high and lowpass filter in the head are recommended to use. You can set the rear/sub RCA preouts to 'sub' in the head audio settings, and use that for the sub amp. Use a 2 channel line output convertor on the rear speaker wire outputs from the head, or if you get a 4 channel amp with speaker level inputs, just use those for the rear channels, and the normal RCA patch cable for the front head RCA preouts/amp RCA inputs.
Do you already have the head, amp, and sub ? There are better amp and sub pairings. I doubt that amp outputs what it claims. You need an amp that does 400 watts RMS to 4 ohms.
What is the make, mofel, bodystyle, and trim of the vehicle you need 4 new speakers in ?
Subwoofer amp is Class AB and has a 40A fuse - it should do about 300W RMS based on that, but that would be at 2-ohms. I would expect it to do about half it's rated power at 4-ohms or roughly 200W RMS.
Main amp if used for full-range speakers will not need an LPF, but an HPF would be useful.
There are two features to look for in the main amp:
Hope This Helps!!!
Anyone else have suggestions?
2002 Ford Focus JVC KD-A815 Sony CDX-GT410u Sony XT-100HD HD Tuner Stock speakers, no amp, no subs
TigerHeliyou could use the front and rear RCA's on the head unit to the main amp and get a main amp with RCA OUTPUTs to feed the subwoofer amp
But then the HPF of the head would affect the subwoofer, or eliminate bass from it.
HU/Sub amp/Sub is all already in the vehicle.. which is a 1990 Daihatsu Rocky.. a black sheep among vehicles.. amp claims 400watt rms at 4 ohm.. and claims 600watts at 2ohm.. but i thought halving the ohms made it double power? but like i said im a newbie (which i MIGHT parallel later on with a matching sub [would that be safe? as the sub is rated for 4 ohms].. would be purchasing a new amp if so.. later on so the 2 ohm doesnt really matter on the amp currently)
what would you recommend for speakers/speaker amp.. along with how you would set it up at this point... step by step would be fantastic =) . like i said before. im going with two 6x9 and two 5.25 speakers (due to fitment.. guna put the 5.25 in the door and it will barely clear the window so i cant go 6.5) not looking for something incredibly loud.. but im looking for a good overall sound. mostly listen to electronic music.. dubstep/techno.. with some rock mixed in. althought component speakers sound better all around the price is killing me.. looking to spend around 250-300 for it all. (wires/speakers/amps/distribution blocks. etc)
was looking at the fli audio range.. the integrator 9 and 5 (6x9 and 5.25)
6x9 claims.. 125rms, 4 ohm, 375peak.. each ($60 pair)
5.25 claims.. 60rms, 4 ohm each, 160peak.. each ($30 pair)
ive heard that fli is quite popular over in Britain but id go off experts recommendations obviously..
as for a speaker amp.. i have no idea.. thats part of what im trying to figure out.
doors - http://www.crutchfield.com/p_065SE50/Boston-Acoustics-SE50.html?tp=105
back panel - http://www.crutchfield.com/p_575R1693/Rockford-Fosgate-Prime-R1693.html?tp=105
4 channel amp - http://www.crutchfield.com/p_777M4050/Sound-Ordnance-M-4050.html?tp=35782
so i would set it up like this?
sorry for my micro paint skills.. lol

not sure which link will work here so i just put em all on it
also for the 2 channel converter.. do i need a hi to low converter? or a low level.. or?
line out convertor - http://www.crutchfield.com/p_142LOC80/Scosche-LOC80.html
GLHTigerHeliyou could use the front and rear RCA's on the head unit to the main amp and get a main amp with RCA OUTPUTs to feed the subwoofer amp But then the HPF of the head would affect the subwoofer, or eliminate bass from it.
Right, you would want a main amp with HPF's and would not want to use the ones in the head unit.
Paint skills look correct.
MoTaRdeDbut i thought halving the ohms made it double power?
Only on high-quality amps with a fully-regulated power supply.
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