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He just happens to credit much of his coaching success to lessons learned as a player at OSU from 1993-97 and tight ends coach from 2001-04.
"I've been around a lot of coaches that have had an impact, and I've just been fortunate in my career to be around a lot of great coaches, starting with Les Miles, who coached me in college and was my position coach and gave me a chance as a young guy to be full time at Oklahoma State," Henson said.
Henson's quick rise up the coaching ranks is also likely a tribute to his strong determination.
Henson was a walk-on at OSU trying to play tight end or linebacker. Coaches told him he didn't have the athleticism to play those positions, so he gained weight and moved to the offensive line. By his senior season, he was a three-year starter and team co-captain.
"You almost have to believe in yourself to blind faith, because there's a lot of things that are telling you can't," Henson said. "And they're things that are pretty obvious even to you. But you have to say, 'I'm going to work my way into becoming something other people think I can't become.'
"Sometimes it's a very strong motivator. I know it was for me."
Henson said his coaching ability was influenced by Miles explaining all aspects of the game to Henson rather than limiting his coaching to offensive line specifics.
That coaching root is fitting seeing as Missouri quarterback James Frankln said Henson's ability to communicate is what makes him a good coach.
"He really understands football and he talks with me to make sure I understand so when he calls the play, I can be thinking what he's thinking," Franklin said.
But Miles isn't the only OSU coach who Henson learned from. He said spending time with Mike Gundy in offensive meetings in the early 2000s also taught him plenty about how to build a powerful offense.
"He did a great job of setting up things to get big plays," Henson said. "He loved getting big plays. He wanted to get the ball thrown down the field and force the defense to cover the deep part of the field. That was something I learned for him."
Now as Henson prepares to take on his old school and mentor, he has a challenge waiting in the form of the OSU defense. The Pokes' athletic front seven and ballhawking secondary presents a formidable opponent for which Henson has much respect.
"They play very hard. They swarm the ball," Henson said. "At the end of the day, they make you work for everything you get. They make you execute all the way down the field to get your yards and get your scores."
And despite Henson's ties to OSU, his goal Friday night is for his team to score in large numbers.
"Do I have special feelings toward Oklahoma State?" Henson said. "Sure I do. It's where I played and the team I grew up loving. But at the end of the day, we're certainly looking forward to going and doing our best to win this game Friday night."


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Is the Non-Custodial Parent a Parent for Federal Student Aid Purposes?
Mark Kantrowitz
February 22, 2010
Accordingly, it is usually best if divorce decrees and separation agreements change the owner of a qualified education benefit to the parent who will be completing the FAFSA. Ask your ex-husband to rollover your daughter's Coverdell account into a new account where you or your daughter are listed as the account owner. Such a rollover will not be considered to be a taxable transfer.
Another option is to wait until after you file the FAFSA for your daughter's senior year in college to take a distribution from her Coverdell account.
Who applies for the Stafford loan under the following scenario: My daughter lives with her mother. We are divorced. Her mother has no savings, very poor credit (low 500 FICO score) and is in arrears on many debts, but earns a salary of approximately $80,000. Even though her mother is responsible for completing the FAFSA, I will be paying for as much of my daughter's college education as I can because her mom has no money. I intend to apply for the Stafford under my name and with my financial information. Because her mom's information was entered on the FAFSA but my information will be entered on the Stafford loan, does this present a problem? — Robert D.
The Stafford loan is a student loan and will be borrowed by your daughter. Annual loan limits on the Stafford loan for a dependent student range from $5,500 as a college freshman to $7,500 as a college senior. You are thinking of the Parent PLUS loan, which is borrowed by a parent. The annual loan limit on the PLUS loan is the full cost of attendance minus other aid received. The Stafford loan is prefered because it has lower interest rates and fees than the PLUS loan.
While a non-custodial parent is normally not considered a parent for federal student aid purposes, the regulations at 34 CFR 682.201(c) and 34 CFR 685.200(c) permit the non-custodial parent to borrow from the PLUS loan program to help pay for a child's college costs. The total PLUS loan amounts borrowed by both parents may not exceed the cost of attendance minus other aid received.
However, it may be advantageous to have your ex-wife to apply for a PLUS loan instead. If a parent is denied a Parent PLUS loan because of an adverse credit history (e.g., a current delinquency of 90 or more days is sufficient), the student becomes eligible for increased unsubsidized Stafford loan limits. These are the same limits available to independent students, ranging from $9,500 as a college freshman to $12,500 as a college senior. Since your ex-wife probably has an adverse credit history, her PLUS loan application will be denied. It may not even be necessary for her to apply for the PLUS loan, since the regulations at 34 CFR 682.201(a)(3) and 34 CFR 685.203(c) permit colleges to grant the higher Stafford loan limits to students whose "parent likely will be precluded by exceptional circumstances" from borrowing under the PLUS loan program. Note that once your daughter is granted the higher unsubsidized Stafford loan limits, you cannot obtain a Parent PLUS loan yourself or your daughter will lose access to the higher loan limits.
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Just to let y'all know you might want to check your local CCO for their midnight sale for black Friday! If you are in the Vegas area, Primm Valley's CCO is offering an additional 10% off your purchase price. They're also offering a free shuttle service from MGM hotel but you have to make reservations.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
FOTD: Neutral Pops Blue
I was perusing the Eyeko website and I found this on their press section! This look is almost similar to Leona Lewis's as seen on this picture minus the pink lips.
I'm doing way too many neutrals lately just because it's pretty much a no brainer. Even if I play with colors, I really can't create a look since my creative juices haven't been flowing lately. My almost non-existent makeup mojo has probably really vanished to no return at this point. I need to get my groove back.
This is pretty much how "creative" or "playful" I can get right now. I can't seem to just do my makeup spontaneously anymore. Womp womp.
I finally did a look with my new Urban Decay eye liner. I should've also gotten the other set too because these pencils are like buttah, buttaaaaaah! It glides on your waterline sans tugging, and it stays put! Freakin' amazing. ♥LOVEEEEEE!
Here's what I used for this look:
MAC Soft Ochre p/p (base)
Shu Uemura Beige 800 e/s (lid)
MAC Saturnal e/s [LE-Moonbathe Collection] (crease and outer V)
MAC Engaging (white half) MES (highlight)
Stila Major Lash mascara
Urban Decay Electric e/l (waterline)
Eyeko 3-in-1 Cream (cheeks; highlight)
Bihada Ichizoku Cheek in Pink (blush)
Urban Decay Ozone lipliner
NARS Rose Gitane l/g
Full face...
Another love = NARS. This lipgloss makes my lips look juicyyy. The color looks sweet on my skintone too. And it was 2fer deal (2 full-sized lipgloss @ $30. Buy it here!)... call meeeee, so I can make it juicy for ya
Oh, and how shiny is my hair? And the glow is courtesy by Eyeko. Easy breezy glow!
The Urban Decay eyeliners can really help add that extra oomph to any look. Can be worn alone or match it up with some eyeshadows to play your eyes a bit.
Has anyone seen the latest Allure magazine cover (this is not the actual cover)? Scarlett Johansson is in the cover and she looks gorgeous! When did she ever not look like a hot piece? Ok, I retract that statement, maybe that bloody cover for CosmoGirl in October or November 2008. But I digress... I love her makeup in the latest issue of Allure! I'm going to try and replicate it if I can. At this point, it looks pretty easy to do yet so glam!
I need some inspiration! I'm running low!
Image Credit: Allure.com; Eyeko
Monday, November 24, 2008
Eyeko 3 in 1 Cream (Review)
Infused with skin perfecting light reflectors and antioxidant Vitamins A& E plus a Vitamin C boost for a radiant, clear complexion.
Eyeko says: "To get that A-list glow skip foundation and use Eyeko Cream all over focusing on the eye and cheek area for lit from within skin."
CELEBRITY FAVE As Seen In OK Magazine Issue 365: The cute packaging of this glistening moisturiser is just one reason to fall in love with this great lotion. Kylie has great skin anyway, but a layer of this cream will add a bit of lustre."
Price: £5.00 (approx. $8 USD)
Available at: eyeko.com -- Enter Code: E122 for a free gift
Overall Rating: 4 out 5
Quick Rundown
PROSThoughts?: I've always been curious with Eyeko cream. The pink tub with a cute anime character was enough to attract my attention, not to mention the good stuff I've heard about has piqued my interest.
- gives a nice, quick, easy glow
- it's a nice sheen and not glitter on your face
- softens the look of your face
- illuminates your face
- can double as a face primer
- makes blush last a little longer and apply easier
- cream is in a tub, can be unsanitary
- no SPF
- over application of the cream can leave a white cast
Ever since I've purchased this cream, I can't leave my house without it! I'm always usually short in time in the morning when I'm getting ready for work. This cream just helps brighten my dull face in the morning. Just a dab of it on my cheeks and the bridge of my nose and I look more awake already as oppose to looking like a zombie. It gives that healthy looking glow.
The texture of the cream is mousse-like. It feels sorta like those marshmallow cream in a jar, so it's very light but a little goes a long way. It also absorbed pretty well on my combo skin, and so far it hasn't broken me out after some weeks use already. By just looking at the jar you can tell that it has some shimmering particles in it, but it doesn't make you look like a disco ball even if its used during the daytime (just as long as you don't smother the thing on your face). I also love how it softens the look on my face.
I don't really use primers on my face, and this is as close as what I use to a face primer. I did notice that my blush was easier to apply on my cheeks especially my MAC blushes. Sometimes my MAC blushes tend to go on blotchy on my cheeks, but with the Eyeko cream it went on evenly and was easier to blend.
A few things about it that I didn't like were the fact that it doesn't have SPF on it and it comes in a tub which is a bit unsanitary to use. I also noticed that if you put too much of this cream, it will leave a white cast on your face especially in pictures.
Final Verdict: I really like this cream. I can't leave my house without this. I really don't wear foundation at all, but this cream makes my skin a healthy glow when I'm out and about. Just a dab on cheeks, chin, and the bridge of my nose and I'm good to go.
Tidbit: I suggest to get any Eyeko products at eyeko.com. I know Cherry Culture carries them as well, but the prices for the Eyeko products are jacked up. Most of the products on Eyeko Beauty are £5.00 which approx. coverts to $8 USD (depending on the currency exchange rate) and they also offer free international shipping!! And to make the deal even sweeter if you enter the code E122, they'll include a free gift with your purchase!! YAY!
Friday, November 21, 2008
MAC Hello Kitty Collection -- February 12, 2009
So is this going to be bigger than the Barbie release? Will it have better packaging than this year's Spring collection, MAC for Fafi? We can only hope so!
Here are some images that we can expect for this collection:
The collection will have two lines: one regular color collection, and a higher-end and couture line.
Here's a brief rundown of what to expect and a summary of the article from WWD. To read the whole article, click here.
Hello Kitty Color Collection
Hello Kitty Kouture
(Available at MAC stores, maccosmetics.com, and Nordstrom only)
(Available at MAC stores and maccosmetics.com)
(Exclusive for maccosmetics.com)
I know most the Hello Kitty fans out there are squealing for joy. As a once Hello Kitty fanatic, I can't wait to see what this collection has to offer. Are we excited or what? What do you think of the collection so far? Will you be one of the people buying the whole collection?
FYI: maccosmetics.com will open up a waiting list on Jan. 7 for these items.
Credit: WWD and Temptalia.com
Thursday, November 20, 2008
And Here's a Public Announcement...
Anyway, if you've been following me on Twitter, this might be old news to you!
I'm going back to visit the Motherland (Philippines) this Christmas. It was so unexpected and last minute that the fam just decided to go like few days ago. So you know what that means, extremely expensive plane tickets!! I hatee traveling during peak season for that reason!
I mean I've been wanting to go for awhile, but not really at this timing since the economy is down in the dumps right now, but we have to since my gramps is really sick. He's been in the hospital for sometime now, and my Lola (grandma) had asked us if we can spend the holidays over there ... just in case *knocks on wood*. But it's been two years since I was last there, and I can't wait to see my old childhood friends and of course the fam bams and spend REAL Christmas (unlike here in the States where it's just not the same, with or without snow).
Anyway, as of right now my flight from LAX to Manila is on December 21st. The date might change by Monday though. I'll be there until December 29th. I'll be hitting up Manila for sure and it's not complete without doing so.
So anyway, for my Filipino(a) readers, what do you think I should pick up while I'm there, makeup wise? What stores to go to, spots to hit up, and places to eat? Nightlife? Shopping? I've been to Club Jaipur, and it seems like a popular spot for people from the States vacationing for the holidays. It feels like home!
Even though we're going home for a sad reason, I'm actually pretty stoked that I'm going to visit home again. And for the Filipino(a) readers, I would love to meet ya'll. So let me know if any of you are interested in having a Pow Wow there :D! Might be a tad difficult though, but we'll work something out!
Product Review: ROHTO Mentholatum Acnes Gel
Directions: 1. Apply good amount into finger and foam onto acne.
Price: $19.99
Available at: Ohayo Store and Ohayo.com
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5
Quick Rundown
reduces the size of the pimple within the first use doesn't sting, burn, or any adverse effects OK to use during the day (doesn't leave a white cast after
has that sulfuric smell not readily available (if you're not from Japan) a bit pricey for a tube
Thoughts? This is definitely my pimple arsenal. I recently picked this up when I made a trip to Ohayo store in Puente Hills (Buy it here!). Although I don't breakout as much as I did before, I still get occassional pimples here and there (mostly on my forehead). And when I get them, they come in massive sizes and they hurt! Sometimes they linger around for weeks, just because I let them be meaning I don't touch, pop, or put anything on it.
I was a bit skeptical when I first bought this though. First of all, I don't understand a lick of Japanese as mentioned in my previous post, so like any other acne cream that comes in a small tube, I simply just used it as a spot treatment. I'm not sure why the Ohayo website says that it foams when it clearly isn't meant to be a face wash (at least I don't think it does).
Anyway, so I applied this at night before I went to sleep (minus the Ly-na cream). And the morning I woke up, I noticed that the size of my pimple have been reduced to a significant size. The pimple wasn't in-your-face-waving-hello type of thing. I also noticed it also reduced the redness of the pimple.
By my third use, my pimple is no longer hanging out on my face. It also didn't leave a nasty scar (granted I didn't pick on it as well) by the time it went bye bye.
I also like how the cream doesn't sting at all. I noticed that most spot treatments have that burning sensation once it gets contact with your skin. I also didn't experience any peeling or flakiness where I've applied the cream while using it.
The only thing I don't like about this product is the smell (it's always gotta be the smell). You can definitely smell sulfur in it. So if you're allergic to sulfur, I probably wouldn't recommend this. The smell does linger even though the cream applies clearly on your face. So if the smell does really bother you, I suggest to just use it at night.
This cream is also a bit pricey for a small tube. It's $20 a pop although you only need a little cream just to cover the pimple. So depending on how often you get your breakouts will determine how long this product will last you. It's also hard to locate this in a store. You'll probably get a better luck just buying it online. Although I'm not too sure if this might be available at Marukai or Mitsuwa.
Final Verdict: Overall, I love this product despite of its sulfuric smell. It's gentle enough for me that it doesn't cause a burning sensation when I apply the cream, and I definitely saw results after the first use. But please, don't expect a miracle that it'll vanish your pimple right on the spot, because it wouldn't. The results are gradual, but it definitely shortened the time of the pimples' presence on my face.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Product Review and Swatches: LORAC Croc-Case Full Face Collection Palette (Sephora Exclusive)
This Sephora-exclusive, limited-edition collection includes:
- Sixteen Eyeshadows
- A Highlighter
- Bronzer
- Two Blushes
- Three Lip Glosses
(source: Sephora.com)
Price: $56
Available at: Sephora and Sephora.com
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5
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Size comparison
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(Row 4, bottom)
Lip Glosses
What I Like About it: This palette has everything in it. Sixteen eyeshadows, four blushes, and three lipglosses that compliment each other to create any looks whether it be for day or night. It's a pretty good palette to stow away for those quick weekend getaway that doesn't really require you to bring your whole traincase with you.
The eyeshadows have a pretty decent and buildable pigmentation. The eyeshadow colors are pretty flexible to mix and match with anything on the palette that'll appropriate for any occasion. If you're looking into getting the NARS Bohemian Gold, the colors on the first row (second and third swatches from the left) are pretty close and good dupes for it although it's not as vibrant as the NARS eyeshadows. The eyeshadows also blends pretty well as far as I am concerned.
I love the blushes in this palette. The colors are buildable but they apply really nicely on your cheeks. I also like how the palette comes with a highlighter. The blushes give you that nice glow on your apples of your cheeks and it's not blotchy when it comes to application. I also noticed that the color lasted much longer compared to my other blushes.
As far as the lipglosses go, I love how they came in tubes instead of a palette form. It makes it easier just to take the lipgloss instead of the whole palette. If the gloss came in a palette form, I probably wouldn't have picked this up just because I hate glosses or lipsticks that are in palette form. I just don't like using a separate lip brush or using my finger to apply lip color. The lipgloss tubes also has brush applicators which makes it even better! All glosses should have brush applicators, period. Brush applicators just makes it easier and makes application more even on your lips. The lipgloss was also not sticky like MAC lipglosses which I found really surprising.
What I don't like about it: Some of the eyeshadows are a bit chalky. I did experience some fall outs on my face because of this. The eyeshadows are not as pigmented as the Urban Decay eyeshadows in the Book of Shadows palette. It's not necessarily all that bad since the colors are buildable and it gives you room to go for a lighter look. The eyeshadows has some glitters on it, but they're not so chunky and there's not much on one eyeshadow.
And for the lipglosses, don't expect good pigmentation on these because they're pretty sheer. You kinda have to layer them if you want the colors to show.
The palette is also only secured by magnets, so it'll be better to keep them in the case it came with to secure the palette not opening in your bag or luggage just to avoid any accidents with it.
Final Thoughts: Overall, I actually like this palette. First of all, I really like it's packaging and how it's also comes with a case which has enough room to probably pack some other makeup essentials. It has a pretty good selection of eyeshadows and blushes and the lipgloss comes in a tube form with brush applicators. I'm definitely bringing this to Vegas for our mini getaway this Thanksgiving weekend. Just throw it in your luggage and you're good to go with what you'll need for the weekend. It also makes a good gift for this holiday season!
And here's one of the many looks I'll be doing using this palette.
Eyeshadows: Row 3, 2nd e/s (inner lid), Row 3, 4th e/s (outer V and crease), Row 1, 1st e/s as highlight
Blush: Highlight color (1st) and the 2nd blush from the left.
Lip color: First lipgloss
* palette has everything you need
* creates day or night looks
* lipglosses that come in tube form as opposed to palette form
* lipgloss has brush applicators
* cute case, cute palette
* blushes have good lasting powers, and no blotchy application
* some eyeshadows tend to be chalky that can cause fallouts on your face
* may not be a good palette for those who want vibrant and bold colors
* lipgloss colors are sheer
* eyeshadows has some glitter
* palette secured with magnets only.
*I didn't use any foundation, just like in my other looks unless stated otherwise.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Aveda Dry Remedy Moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioner (Review)
- instantly improves dry hair up to 63%, when used as part of our Dry RemedyTM Moisturizing System
- patent-pending Deep-Moisture complex penetrates hair to deliver lasting, intense moisture, powered by buriti oil, pomegranate and palm-derived conditioners
- relaxing floral aroma blend with certified organic palmarosa, ylang ylang and rose geranium, plus a hint of vanilla
Available at: Aveda salons, spas stores, and at Aveda.com
Price: $24 each (200 ml)
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5
I had to get my boyfriend's opinion on the results after using this shampoo and conditioner. And we are both loving the it!
I've always had a problems with my really, really thick hair looking dull, fried, and dry. For a couple of years, I had to deal with a really bad hair day, all day, everyday after so much abuse from straightening it everyday, highlighting, and rebonding it (in short, it was badly fried). It wasn't up until this year when I finally got my hair to a decent (and way better) condition than what it was before after taking care of it by avoiding straightening it everyday (yes I couldn't live a day without straigtening my hair after I shower in the morning. It was just that impossible for me).
Even though my hair has already been softer and better, the shampoo I was using prior to Aveda shampoo and conditioner did not really do much to my dry ends and it was lacking the ability to make my hair shiny. I also had problem with the frizziness on certain days when I forgot to put serum on my hair. My old shampoo did still leave my hair nice and manageable which I was pretty content with, but Aveda took it to a whole different level.
My hair is now super soft 20x! It's super silky, shiny, and smooth and I was surprised because I actually saw the difference within two days later of switching to this killer combo. My hair is seriously soft to touch. My boyfriend even made a comment that by just looking at it he said that it looks soft and silky. He's really big on nice hair, so he kept running and playing with my locks, and I couldn't stop playing with my hair too.
Even after only using this shampoo and conditioner twice, I can't help but rave how good this thing is. It really made a difference on how my hair looks and feels. I've been trying to get my hair in as its best shape possible and Aveda made it happened! My ends aren't dry and no frizzies considering I didn't even use a hair serum. It also doesn't make my scalp itch unlike other shampoos and conditioner. (Sidenote: the shampoo and conditioner looks like I guess pureed bananas. It looked a bit odd on me for a shampoo and conditioner)
I really don't have time to blowdry my hair in the morning, so I just step out of the shower and let it airdry. Even without blowdrying my hair, by the time I get to work, my hair has dried nicely and shiny while taming out the frizz.
But, I have a few gripes about this shampoo and conditioner. It has an herbal smell to it (due to the mixture scents of ylang ylang and rose geramium) which I'm just not really a fan of. I just kinda had some difficulty showering with it in the morning since the herbal, minty smell is pretty strong in the beginning although I'm pretty used to it now. The smell does go away after you step out of the shower, and it doesn't have a strong lingering smell not unless someone really tries to sniff your hair out.
The price range for this shampoo is along the lines of Ojon and Frederic Fekkai. It's a bit on a pricey range for a small bottle, but I guess it comes with such a high end product. But then again, you can really tell the difference within days after switching to this.
I really, really, really love my hair right now. It's been a week since I've been using this shampoo and conditioner, and I still can't believe how amazing my hair looks right now compared to how it was prior to using it. My ends aren't dry, my hair is shiny and way healthier. It's way easier to run your fingers through my hair now. My only biggest complain is the price especially that we're in a recession right now! But other than that this product delivers good results. And, this is with just the shampoo and conditioner. Imagine when I actually start using the masque too.
Saturday, November 08, 2008
Swatches: Sephora Exclusive Palettes (Dior and NARS)
If you are thinking about getting these, here are the swatches. I think the NARS palette is great if you want to try out or don't have a NARS palette yet. As far as the Dior one, it has a really pretty color combination. Either palette you choose is great, and they make pretty gifts for friends too!
Dior Chic Palette - $49.50 (Sephora Exclusive)
Shimmering bronze
Ivory sheen
Brownish green sheen
Shimmering grayish black
Light mauve gray sheen
Plum sheen
NARS Best Palette - $50 (Sephora Exclusive)
Kilimanjaro I (opalescent gold)
Bohemian Gold II (iridescent copper)
Surbaya II (chestnut)
Himalayas (iridescent pink)
Ondine (plum with gold shimmer)
Night Flight (black with cobalt blue pearls)
(Product Image Credit: Sephora.com)
Friday, November 07, 2008
NARIS UP Skin Moisturizing Point Mask/Lotion (Review)
NARIS UP Skin Moisturizing Point Mask/Lotion is a natural skin pack that comes with a tube of pre-essence that grabs and treats blackheads while the point pack mask helps remove dirt, oil, and blackheads in stubborn, difficult to reach areas. The natural packs are added with egg shell membrane extract and charcoal for an absolutely clean and moisturized finish. Your skin will look visibly cleaner and more beautiful.
Directions: After washing face, apply a small amount of pre-esssence onto your finger tips and apply onto nose, chin, and other bothersome areas where blackheads are present. Before the pre-essence dries, apply a small amount of the point pack onto your finger tips and cover the skin area where you applied the pre-essence. After the pack dries in 10 minutes, peel off the mask upward. Use toner and facial lotion after use. Use 1~2 times a week.
Price: $7.99
Available at: Ohayo, Ohayousa.com, Marukai, Mitsuwa
Overall Rating: 3 out of 5
The Good Stuff: What's good about this nose "strip" is it conforms to the shape of your nose regardless of the shape and size unlike the infamous Pore Strips. You just lay the the black goo (step 2) which binds on top of the clear gel (step 1) and once it dries, you can pull the suckers out of your pores even the ones on the side of your nose that regular pore strips tend to miss. It also doesn't form any air bubbles (which usually happens with pore strips when you don't smooth it out your nose properly) that can leave certain sections of your nose out with black or white heads.
After the black goo has dried, peeling it is not as painful as the Biore nose strips. I don't know if it's just me, but the Biore really hurt that no matter how slowly I pull the strip,. It will still bring tears to my eyes. However, with the NARIS UP Skin Moisturizing Point Mask/Lotion is practically painless compared to the Biore strip (well it depends on your pain tolerance too). You can feel your whiteheads being lifted away from your pores minus the tears. If anything it actually tickles my nose (for some weird reason), or it's just like taking gift wrapping tape off your skin (without the hair of course).
The Bad Stuff: As much as it gets the whiteheads on my nose, its grip to your nose is not strong enough to get the blackheads out. I still have some blackheads remaining that I've attempted so many times to get rid of it, and it still stayed there. I've tried it by leaving it as short as the moment it dried to as long as leaving the nose strip overnight on my nose, and still to no avail. My stubborn blackheads are still camping out on my nose. It doesn't penetrate deep and strong enough to get all the gunk out.
And for obvious reasons, this can get really messy. The black goo tends to be runny, and if you dont tilt the bottle upside up, the black goo can go all over the place or even drip (and it will), so you have to be careful.
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You only need a thin layer of the clear gel hence why it's smaller. You have to put a pretty thick glob of the black goo so it's easier to peel off your nose once it dries.
Don't mind the peeling finger. Anyway, you can tell that the black goop is pretty runny. It can get pretty sticky too when it's still wet.
And here's my nose. This was the first time that I did it and I had the hardest time taking it off my nose because I didn't put enough of the black gel. You can tell that I didn't since you can see my skin through it. Just slathered it on your nose and make sure your skin is not peeking out. You can actually see it in action the the tip of my nose.
The Verdict: It's good for the mean time. It's not really something that I'm too ecstatic about or "OMG-YOU-HAVE-TO-TRY-THIS!" kind of deal. It's something fun but messy to use. It does the job of getting the whiteheads out, but not so much with blackheads. If you want a less painful route of nose strips, you might want to try this out though.


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Finding the truth in China is like finding a 40 year old virgin in Los Angeles - especially when it comes to teaching requirements. I just spent almost six hours sorting fact from fiction and learned that so many tefl companies, China job recruiters, and free-lance "agents" are lying through their teeth just to make some bucks selling TEFL & TESOL courses.
The lie they are telling newbie teachers and recent uni grads is that the Chinese government "requires" all foreign teachers to hold a TESOL or TEFL certificate to teach in China. This is total fabrication. No such law nor requirement exists! Others say that the schools in China have this requirement. This is 98% false as well. There is 2% truth in this because out of the 19,789 schools, universities, and learning centers that hire foreigners in China to teach, 393 of them do have policies requiring a TESOL or TEFL certificate. In reality however the 2014 CFTU teacher surbey of expat teachers in China, roughly only 5% of them hold either a TESOL or TEFL certificate.
So as you can see, there is a whole lot of lying going around the internet, by email, and over skype by the greedy wolves of the TEFL training industry who will apparently resort to lying to make the sale.
Everyone including the CFTU admits that a good TEFL or TESOL course can greatly improve your teaching ability but I for one resent being lied to about why I need the expensive training. Here are some related links:
I wrote an email to SAFEA about this and they replied that to teach in China I need the following and as you can see, there is no mention of either TEFL or TESOL training:
A) Bachelor degree from an accredited university
B) Fluency in the English language
C) A Z visa (work visa)
D) A police certificate showing no criminal record
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Windows XP Optimization – 10 Simple Yet Effective Ways To Speed Up Windows XP! Washington DC (DC), Maryland (MD), Virginia (VA)
Geek ABC is a local computer and network service and repair company serving the local Washington DC metropolitan area. We understand how frustrating it can be to have a slow running computer and want you to get the most out of your PC or laptop that you can. If you are having problems with a slow computer and your running Windows XP OS (Operating System), I've compiled a list of 10 easy ways to speed up you computer running windows XP. The included suggestions are simple and straight forward and yet very effective that you'll notice the results right after you finished applying them. Also a side note, this complied list contains simple suggestions that even if you make a mistake won't really affect your general everyday computer usage. In order for you accomplish most of these tasks you must have administrator access. If you have any questions please feel free to check us out on the web at www.geekabc.com or give us a call at 1.877.GEEKABC (1.877.433.5222) for more information or to set up an appointment.
1. Optimize Display Windows XP can look very appealing but the displaying this content can waste system good amount of resources. To optimize:
- Go to Start
- Right Click on My computer and select properties
- Click on advanced tab
- Click settings under the performance
- Under the visual effects choose the option adjust for best performance
2. Disable Indexing Services Indexing Services is a small program that uses large amounts of RAM and process indexes and updates lists of all the files that are on your computer so when the next you search something it scans the index that was created by this program so it can find it faster. This system service is completely pointless whether you search often or not. To disable this unnecessary service follow below.
- Click start and select control panel (if you don't see it right away choose settings then control panel).
- Double-click Add/Remove Programs
- Click the Add/Remove Window Components
- Uncheck the Indexing services
- Click Next
3. Speedup Folder Browsing You may have noticed that there is a slight delay every time you open my computer to browse folders. This is because Windows XP automatically searches for network files, printers every time Windows Explorer is opened. To speed up browsing folder search;
- Open My Computer
- Click on Tools and select folder options
- Click on the View tab.
- Uncheck the Automatically search for network folders and printers check box
- Click Ok
- Reboot your computer
4. Reduce Your Recycling Bin Reserve. Right click on your recycling bin located on your desktop and select properties, the standard option that is selected is about 10% of your hard drive is reserved to be used to store deleted files. Unless you delete massive files preselected amount in not needed. It is recommended reduce the size of this reserve to 2-3%, a much more reasonable value. 5. Improve Memory Usage Cacheman improves performance of your computer by preventing frequent swapping of data to the hard drive, which results in an improved performance, system reaction time, and stability. Once Installed:
- Go to Show Wizard and select All
- Run all the wizards by selecting next or finished until you are back to the main menu. Use the defaults unless you know exactly what you are doing
- Exit and Save Cacheman
- Restart Windows
6. Optimize your internet connection There are lots of ways to do this but by far the easiest is to run TCP/IP Optimizer.
- Download and install
- Click the General Settings tab and select your Connection Speed (Kbps)
- Click Network Adapter and choose the interface you use to connect to the Internet
- Check Optimal Settings then Apply
- Reboot
7. C Cleaner> C Cleaner is a little program that will help you clean out entries in your registry left by uninstalled programs. C Cleaner does it all at once for you and also cleans up old clunk from your HD. This is recommended at least Once a month. 8. Update to Service Pack 3. One of the simplest ways to speed up your system is to install Service Pack 3 clicking on the highlighted. And some people report up to 10% performance improvements as a result. Another method listed below;
- Click start and select all programs and click windows update
9. Disable your Background If you care about speed over beauty, disable your background image. Images will slow boot time and reduce performance.
- Right click on Desktop and select Properties
- Select the Desktop tab
- In the Background window select None, and click ok
10. Remove Fonts for Speed For optimal performance, make certain that you have fewer than 500 fonts on your system. Trim your fonts down to just those that you need to use on a daily basis and fonts that applications may require. This will give you a slight performance increase.
- Click start and select Control Panel , and open the fonts folder
- Move fonts you don't need to a temporary directory (e.g. C:FONTBKUP?) just in case you need or want to bring a few of them back. The more fonts you uninstall, the more system resources you will gain.
Hopefully you find these few tips to be useful.
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About a week after concluding a harassment investigation that officers say was ongoing for an extended period of time, the police have issued tips on how to handle harassing phone calls.
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Abbey Hotel Bath
Top Business Hotel
1 North Parade, Bath, BA1 1LF
0.1 mi from
Its location.The bathroom was excellent.
Very friendly staff, clean comfortable rooms, fantastic modern bathrooms, central location, delicious breakfast. Right near a very busy bus drop off, but the hotel itself was surprisingly quiet and always very easy to access.
The location of the hotel I did not like the fact that at a particular time in the evening and in the morning there was a loud ding kind of noise.
Nothing I would not stay there ever again The hotel room was dirty the towels were all stained and the waiter in the breakfast room was extremely rude. I complained to receptionist about his attitude
central locality. Comfortable rooms
It was in a very convenient location and friendly staff The hotel does not have a car park
Nothing I thought it was hugely ovepriced. I might just about have been satisfied at half the price. Our room was ok but was in the basement and looked out on a poorly maintained wall. The heating had not been turned on even though the outside temperature was below zero and it was snowing.We had to queue for breakfast on both mornings.
It was very convenient to see the attractions Having to pay for parking.
The central location No parking so therefore I had to move my car from a car park @ 08:00hrs. Also rooms very small and very warm.
A bit run down for the price - very tired decor. Expected that for a 3 star, but paid a lot for what it was. Decor - dreadful!
The location was perfect for my stay in Bath,and the room and standard in general of the hotel again was good. The only meal i had was not that good(pork loin).I was unable to book breakfast because i had made my reservation on line and assumed that it was inclusive.I was then told it depended when i booked on line as to the cost of ordering a breakfast.I gave up and went to a very pleasent cafe.
The location in the city centre couldn't have been better. Nice views of the river from the restaurant. Helpful staff.
location initial confusion about reservation
Convenient location for Bath amenities. We were going to Theatre Royal, and the Hilton is just a 5 - 10 minute walk away We were attracted by the Parking under the hotel - and this was easy to find. We were not told it would cost us £17 however !
Absolutely abysmal It took 35 mins to check in because your company fax the reservations through on Saturday morning to an unused office that nobody on the check in desk knew anything about
Modern decor Thin walls and doors.
The customer service was superb. Front desk and concierge so friendly and nice. Location is perfect for exploring Bath. We had our infant son with us and they were very accomodating. All was great- no complaints
Well located to get around the city center and clean and comfortable . Staff we had contact with very pleasant Cost of parking
The city of bath is fantastic Nothing
The staff. All were polite, efficient,very well trained and took the time to make you feel welcome - despite being busy. They took a pride in their job. The sound proofing in the basic rooms was not very good, so if you wanted to sleep on a bit in the morning it would have been very difficult. We were there to make the best of a couple of days in Bath, so it suited us.
Reception staff and parking facilities I was extremely dissapointed by the qaulity of my room, the cleanliness and general condition of the facilities. The hotel is out dates and far beneath what I would expect from the Hilton brand. I stay in hotels all over the world and this simply does not measure up on any level.
Clean and roomy. Nothing!
pleasant and helpful staff cleanliness location creaking floorboards early morning plumbing noises
Needs updating. Its in a prime location but needs to improve to make people come back. We wont return
Good location for visiting bath on foot. Warm welcoming hotel. Comfortable bed. No menu available in room, no mention of breakfast cost, consequently we did not eat in the hotel.
Good location. Clean and everything worked Not always staff at reception and had to call out for them. Did not have our booking when we arrived and staff had to sort it out which took some time.
Hotel is in great location for site seeing and getting around Bath.Hotel room was very nice. Concierge and desk staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was very nice. Buffet selection was impressive especially with the additional made to order options. The breakfast staff was so wonderful that they even served me when I mixed up the times and arrived late. They were very professional and friendly. The walls were thin and I could hear everyone passing by in the hallway, but earplugs solved that issue.
Central location Not enough parking space
The standard of service staff were very helpful . Location is brilliant a very short walk takes you into Bath and most importantly a comfortable bed. All was fine.
The convenience of being in the centre of Bath Rather challenging parking
Central Location and easy to access. Slow and poor dinner service in the evening and regrettably staff that did not listen to actual service requests. English language difficulty perhaps and if so training is needed.
We enjoyed our stay with you. The staff were wonderful, the room was comfortable and clean, the breakfast was fabulous, so much to choose from. We will definately return. Just a few things. The room was a little cold, not enough chanels on the television (mostly childrens channels), it was quite noisy at night, but we live in the country so just not used it...the decor was a little dull in the room and the shower (as it so very often is in hotels) was not very powerful at all. These are not complaints, just our views.
the proximity to local places of interest.The room was spacious with old fashioned tasteful furniture and a flat screen television. I didn't like the poor state of the decor in the public areas and the room.I also did not like coming back to my room to find the door unlocked and wide open
we found the staff very welcoming and helpfull . we have no complaints about this hotel whatsoever and look forward to stopping there again .
location, lovely building, view from our window
The staff were very efficient and pleasant both when we arrived and for breakfast the next morning - we enjoyed our stay although very short!
The location is very convenient for visiting the historic sites of Bath, and the parking is very easy Our room was on the top floor. As there is no lift the climb up the stairs could be challenging to anyone with mobility problems
We stayed in the Princess Suite and it was beautifully decorated, as was the rest of the hotel.The staff were fantastic, helpful, polite and sincere.The parking permit made things a lot easier and was value at £8 a day.To top it off, the bathroom had heated flooring! A brilliant hotel located in the centre of Bath - shops & eateries are 30seconds away.
Close to city centre Rooms were very small for price. The smallest rooms I've ever stayed in and not worth the price of the room. Parking was an issue.
Staf very friendly, great location for city centre and room quiet and comfortable.
It was comfortable, well equipped and friendly. Also nice and quiet. It has lots of stairs which may not suit everyone, but I liked the exercise and the fabulous view from the top.
Staff were excellent, friendly and helpful and keen to make you feel welcome. Felt like home from home. Liked being able to see in to the kitchen at breakfast, log fire, excellent breakfast, beautiful room, central location.
top class,all the staff were so helpful and friendly, great breakfast
I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived. I loved everything about Chestnuts House - especially Tony, the owner. The room was lovely, the breakfasts were scrumptious and the location was perfect. It was a relaxing, charming place to stay. There was nothing that I wasn't happy with at Chestnuts House.
It was a very warm and welcoming guest house, the orner could not of been more helpful with our requests ie we loved the pillows so have some on order, also put himself out to make sure we had all information we needed 4 a lovely stay n/A
As a solo female traveller, it is important to feel safe at comfortable. Chestnuts was fantastic. The staff were all helpful and extremely friendly.Happy to go back.
Staff friendly and always willing to help over and above the paid for package and great location. n/a
Friendly, polite and informative staff, who were there to meet us. The room was superb - we could not have asked for anything more. The breakfast was, quite simply, the best I have ever eaten. Highly recommended. NOthing bad to say about our stay.
Owner very friendly and helpful, nothing was too much trouble. Excellent multi choice breakfast menu with both hot and cold options. Impeccable service. Excellent standard of accommodation, furnishing and cleanliness. Absolutely none at all !!
Just a short walk to all the restaurants and shops None
The breakfast provided was excellent - good choice, quality and service nothing
Warm welcome, helpful staff, off-road parking, clean environment, wireless broadband in rooms, sky-tv in communal lounge, silent ceiling fan, varied tasty breakfast choices.
The high standard of the accommodation and friendliness of the proprietor, and its location.
The lamb was excellent
Convenient for railway and bus stations and within walking distance of sights in Bath. One or two members of staff appeared a little abrupt but otherwise found staff very helpful and courteous. It should be pointed out to customers on website that if paying in cash there are some restrictions e.g. unable to charge items to room and paying up front.
Staff were very friendly and the hotel was well positioned Untidy cabling in the room.communal corridors weren't attractive
The breakfast was marvelous. The building is older, so the floor creaked every time someone stpped on it. Consequenetly we heard noise all night long. There was construction going on in the hotel that we as a guest had to inconvenience ourselves for. I did not think the staff really cared about what we had to deal with.
The welcome , the service , the location , the comfort. Lack of parking at the hotel . Public parking , although near , added to the cost of my stay .
We liked the cleanliness of our room and accessibility of the hotel from the train station; the breakfast very good too. We asked to get a wake up call in the morning from the front desk staff but we woke up late precisely because there was no wake up call programmed to help us wake up.
Room was a bit cold
Very close to centre of Bath Very noisy at night, I couldn't sleep due to the noise from outside.
The quality of the traditional English breakfast was very good and the chefs produced a range of imaginative recipes for dinner including vegetarian. The dining room was more tranquil than most hotels. There was a difficult parking situation in the area. Shower was cold in the evening.
Convenient location, breakfast, bedroom equipment Wireless internet connection was limited
the friendly atmosphere
Two members of staff friendly and pleasant room pleasantly decorated ideally situated for the places we wished to visit One member of staff questioned need for more milk "our housekeeper keeps a strict eye on things like this" !!! even though the blurb in the room invited guests to request more milk if required - shame as this did marr thigns a little. Very dusty in places it was not clear from the booking process whether the room was paid in advance or not (it wasn't)
Excellent location. The staff were very helpful with recommendations for restaurants and other tourist information. Overall a wonderful weekend I couldn't have asked for better.
First was the friendly staff ,the ease of check in. After being shown to our rooms to were invited down for a complimentry drink ,we have travelled the world over never ever have we had a free drink!!!!the attention to detail in the inn ! top qualitybed linen &towels,the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in .the location to the important sites was excellent, but mostly it was the staff who deserve a big pat on the back they were fabulous.we were with friends from norway and they were very impressed,we can't wait to return. Thankyou None
A lovely quirky hotel with bags of character and friendly welcoming staff.
friendly atmosphere and staff great location
Fantastic location and wifi working nicely in the room. Better have a small suitcase as the old building as this has narrow stairs, but this is an advantage to pack reasonably :)
Central location was brilliant. (Breakfast was very good too) Not really a bad point, just a conmment. Would be more convenient not to have to vacate room by 10 am on day of departure, particularly on a Sunday.
Convenient to the centre of town, friendly staff, good breakfast. They had double booked one of our rooms - that was resolved but it was a bit of stressful start. On the second day, the cleaner left one of our rooms part cleaned with the main door and fire escape door from the room open so it was completely unsecured. I lost faith in the place somewhat as a consequence.
Convenience, leave car & walk No lift
Room was clean, comfortable with good facilities, excellent breakfast, staff helpful.
Easy to Park and close to the town centre
Good location, good staff, clean and car parking We thought it was a 5 star when we booked. Whist it was quite good the room was relatvely small and the bathroom ditto
Location was excellent, easy parking on site, I would use the Hotel again, evening late bar also good. Breakfast & room very nice. Room size was very small, I understand we booked a small double but you could not walk around the bed. We would use the Hotel again but book a larger room.
Clean room, great breakfast, convenient for Bath center, good parking. Night porter woke us up at 4.30am getting linen from the cupboard outside our room.
It was close to town centre (only took 5/10 mins to walk) the hotel was easy to find and also was very nice to look at from outside.
We were travelling around UK by car during September and stayed in total in 26 different hotels. This one was the worst. The room was extremely small, the bathroom was awfully tiny. The receptionists were quite unfriendly. And a funny thing was that they did not let us leave the car for a couple of hours at the parking while we wanted to walk a bit around the city. The worst place we´ve seen!!!!
The situation, the staff and the room I was disappointed that there was no dinner available at the Hotel. I did not spot that this was the case when I booked.
Good location
The people the location the size of the room the breakfast was good location location clean,staff was great very helpful stay there again in a heartbeat Had to leave!
Excellent location, helpful staff, bar next door. I found mould in the kettle in my room, poor lighting in bathroom, fixed shower.
Clean fresh, unpretentious and good value for money Top of bed under eaves meant I could not comfortably sit up in bed to read.
near every thing room lovely an warm no lift
Location near attractions and green space, tasty breakfast In a nice room, pleasant staff, beautiful and clean room. Loud drinkers on the street below windows makes in hard to sleep with windows open, but lack of air conditioning makes it impossible to close the windows. Wi-fi has limited functionality. No parking on site or nearby. Expensive.
When booking online, thank you for phoning to confirm the booking and schedule time of arrival. The staff were friendly and clear about the procedures upon arrival, and welcoming at breakfast time. I came to stay 1 night, before attending a wedding on the next day. The Bedside Browser book was excellent in content, and together with leisure brochures, I used my time to walk around South East Bath. I explored the Abbey, the shops in a few streets, the glass blowing shop, gardens and the river Avon. The room was in good condition for the evening spent watching bbc Comic Relief. Tea-making facilities and bar downstairs were excellent. The bed was comfortable for sleeping. Nice view from the window, onto the gardens. Because I was going to a wedding, I was surprised not to find ironing facilities. If available by asking, please state this in the Bedroom browser. The wardrobe smell was well polished, but thankfully this did not affect my clothes. Also the shower has a temperature control, but I could not find the tap switch for turning on the water. I may have simply missed it & could have appreciated instructions either in the Bedroom Browser or the room.
Perfect location, lovely building pleasant staff and adequate breakfast The noise between 12midnight and 3 am from the club downstairs was intolerable. We were on the 2nd floor and could still clearly hear every conversation which was such a pity as otherwise the hotel would have been perfect.
the staff were excellent , friendly and helpfull gotta say the room didn't quiet live up to the web site , bathroom and decor etc
There was a lot of noise from the nightclub downstairs. The noise didn't stop until around 3am. It is completely unacceptable to charge these rates when there is that level of noise.
Friendly staff and located in the city centre. £70/night for a shared facilities (altough I was clearly said in the web), small room and worst of all... the view from the window was towards a wall that was... 40cm from the window! I felt like a prisoner in jail.
Excellent location, good breakfast, friendly staff
Hotel is in a good location to all the sites. For the money I expected a much nicer room, it was a three star hotel with a four star price. The continental breakfast was very basic also. Overall I was very let down, I expected nicer.
A great location to activities in historic Bath. This was a wonderful place for us to get over our jet lag. Wonderfully helpful hosts who made us fell very welcomed. Yummy breakfasts with gourmet teas and coffees. No elevator so be prepared for a good work out if you're on the top floor. But the view makes it worth while!
Wonderful location for walking. Yummy breakfast. Be sure you don't mind stairs.
The exemplary hospitality, the decor, the closeness to the city centre and the excellent variety at breakfast.
Location perfect and very helpful and friendly owners. Due to being on top floor the water pressure was quite low but this is only a minor problem.
Great breakfast and perfect loaction with welcoming environment Room was a little on the small side especially bathroom
Personal friendly service and excellent breakfast Our room was a bit small but perfectly formed
Excellent accomadation, hotel had loads of character and warm feelings, supplied parking permit was a great advantage. Rooms were of excellent quality and staff were excellent and very polite.
A gorgeously decorated little hotel run by a friendly couple who make you feel like you are a very welcome guest. A truly pleasant change from the big hotels and hotel chains where you are processed through the system.
Excellent location for historic Bath activities. Lovely view from room 7. Excellent breakfast with assortment of gourmet teas and coffees. Very thoughtful and dedicated owners. None
full english breakfast with all the trimings excellent room on top floor had to climb 6 staircases


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I believe the annex shown here was to Bowmore. That would have occurred well before 1965. The Fairmount Park annex is not visible. It is to the right of this annex and is of much more modern construction.


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The Year Concept Cars Came On Small
We have seen the future, and it is small. At least it is if today's concept cars are anything to go by.
That future holds more gasoline-electric hybrids, even more crossovers, and some cars that resemble nothing on the road today. What came out of the design studios in Stuttgart; Toyota City, Minn.; Auburn Hills, Mich.; and elsewhere ranges from far-out, futuristic concepts such as Nissan Motor's (NSANY) funky Pivo 2, which can drive sideways and has a "robotic agent" residing in the dashboard, to thinly veiled production cars, like the gas-sipping Chevrolet Beat.
With gas prices through the roof, fuel-efficiency is a characteristic most of them share, although there are exceptions, such as the Concept Ocean Drive from Mercedes-Benz, which stood out simply on looks alone.
Besides their intrinsic qualities, some concept cars are also significant for where they were introduced, such as the racy BMW Concept CS, which was unveiled in China at the Shanghai Auto Show last April (BusinessWeek.com, 4/23/07). "More and more of that will be happening" as the Chinese auto market grows, says Stephanie Brinley, senior manager, product analysis, for AutoPacific. Mainland China is already a major export market for European luxury cars such as BMW (BMWG.DE), Mercedes-Benz, and even Rolls-Royce and Bentley.
Online Feedback
Closer to home, parent General Motors (GM) displayed the tiny Beat at January's North American International Auto Show in Detroit (BusinessWeek.com, 1/7/07). The Beat hatchback was one of three Chevy minicar concepts, along with the Groove, a tiny, four-door panel truck, and the Trax, a midget SUV. Following the auto show, the Beat was the most popular choice in a worldwide online poll that attracted more than 1.9 million voters over several months, according to Ed Peper, Chevrolet's general manager.
Chevy announced Nov. 14 at the Los Angeles Auto Show (BusinessWeek.com, 11/15/07) that its partner GM Daewoo will build the Beat in South Korea, which is expected to be an important market for the car, starting in mid-2009. Spokesman Terry Rhadigan says Chevrolet hasn't decided yet whether the Beat will be offered in the U.S. "We're going to start where there's already a mature market for this sort of car," he says.
The timing suggests that even last January plans to build the car likely were pretty far advanced. But it's possible that a strong enough negative reaction at that point could have killed the Beat, and polling consumers is a nice way to use the concept car as trial balloon.
Unexpected Combinations
Automakers also utilize concept cars to get feedback on design concepts that are further in the future. Mazda, which is a subsidiary of Ford Motor (F), showed four concept cars from November, 2006, through October, 2007, including its Nagare design concept, which is Japanese for "flow." Another example is the Hakaze concept car, which was shown at the Geneva Auto Show in March (BusinessWeek.com, 3/5/07). "This is a new design language for Mazda, and that makes it significant," says Brinley of AutoPacific.
Besides its distinctive styling, the Hakaze performs another concept car function, in that it shows how Mazda designers might combine the attributes of a couple different product segments that are not usually thought of together—in this case, a sporty car with a removable roof, with the utility and higher seating position of a small SUV. The lines between product segments are already pretty blurry. For instance, several cars on the road today—such as the Mercedes-Benz R-Class—combine the characteristics of station wagons, minivans, and SUVs. But that leaves a lot of less likely combinations, such as the Hakaze.
Toyota's (TM) FT-HS, which was displayed at the Detroit show in January, is another seeming contradiction: a high-performance, gasoline-electric hybrid. But its appeal is much easier to figure out. You just want to jump in and floor it.
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Statue of Liberty Entertaining Guests Once Again
The Statue of Liberty turns 126 years old today and visitors will get a much closer look as the interior and crown re-open after a one year, $30 million restoration.
The 354 spiral steps were replaced with a safer — and not as steep — set of 393 steps, which still proves to be a strenuous 20 minute climb to the crown for an adult, according to the National parks Service.
The interior also shows off the flowing robes and other statue characteristics like the heel and nose.
"We are delighted to once again open Lady Liberty's doors to the public," said David Luchsinger, superintendent of Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island. "Providing better access, safer conditions and accommodating more visitors make this even more special."
It was after the statue's 125th birthday that it closed for renovations:
The renovation includes a new elevator which will allow access for the disabled. "For the first time, visitors using wheelchairs will be able to visit one of the observation decks at the top of the pedestal," said National Parks Service spokeswoman Mindi Rambo. But visitors with mobility issues, will still not be able to reach the crown of the statue. Rambo said the pedestal "is as high as it's possible to provide wheelchair access while preserving the historic structure."
About 3.5 million people visit the statue annually, and the Parks Service predicts the improvements will let an additional 26,000 people to visit inside the monument.
The re-opening may be short lived, however. With Hurricane Sandy bearing down on the East Coast, the monument may be closed Monday.
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TV and Twitter
20 years ago making a tv programme, at least at the final stages, must have been very different. The night the programme was shown you'd be sitting on your own at home, hoping people would like it. But the only way you'd actually know what they made of it -- reviews apart -- was when a few phone calls came, or when days later the letters of praise or blame came through the letter box.
It can't have been all that different 10 years ago, though email must have made the responses come a bit speedier.
Now you find out what people are thinking of it as the programme's still on, because they tweet instant reactions from their mobile phones. Which makes it all rather more of a shared experience. And I decided last night (which was D Day for my Meet the Romans) a good deal more fun.
And I'm not just saying that because most of the comments were extremely positive (though -- be honest, Beard -- that was of course nice).
Strangely the character of the twitter comments changed over the course of the week. I was feeling pretty gloomy a few days ago, because there was a minority strand of the usual sexist/ageist stuff. Some kid (I think it was a kid) took the trouble to ask if I made a particular effort to look haggard, someone else said I should sex myself up... and another called me: Mary 'Beard' (something about being an aged bearded lady I guess..). I was beginning to wonder whether I could face a whole evening of tweets telling me to get my hair done, try some botox, or whatever.
I'm not meaning that I'm ony interested in the praise tweets, not the critical ones. In fact the critical ones can be some of the most interesting (in so far as you can get an argument into 140 characters -- and some people have a good go at that). But the 'whats an old lady like you messing up my screen" variety really gets you down. And they certainly breach the key rule (which applies just as much to tweets as to blog comments): only tweet it if you would say it to the person's face.
So it was with some trepidation (and a lot of Dutch courage) that I say down to watch Meet the Romans last night. But I needn't have feared. For some reason (and I'd like to think it was the compelling quality of the programme, but that might be a rather self serving view) once the thing actually started, that kind of stuff just dried up.
So thank you all who took the trouble to tweet!
Meanwhile we are waiting for that other test of success: how many people actually watched it. First estimate in an hour or so... were we completely swamped by all those other tempting options at 9.00 last night? did we claw a few viewers off the Syndicate..? I'll let you know in due course (if I'm brave enough).


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Leading the trend are professional Londoners aged 40 to 60 who have either separated or divorced.
Online travel firm ebookers.com said as many as 15 per cent of its customers took trips on their own in the past 12 months.
Solo's Holidays, which specialises in travel for single people, said the sector had grown greatly in the UK in the last few years and now rivalled that for families and couples.
Lynn Redshaw, the company's product manager, said: "It is a rising trend. If you look at the divorce statistics going up, there are more single people around.
"We cater for groups of singles. But it is not an 18 to 30 holiday. Our minimum age is 25 and most of our customers are in their forties. People may feel awkward initially, but they get over that quickly."
Apart from changing social habits, travellers also said they were deciding to go alone because friends and family could not afford it because of the recession.
The ebookers.com poll of 4,000 adults found men twice as likely as women to travel alone. Top destinations included Australia, South America, China and Africa.
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For almost 7 years now I am blessed with a Golden Labrador called Buddy and I can assure you that each day has just been amazing with him - he is the typical Labrador: eat > walk > play + Sleep!
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I was born in the city of Tienen in Belgium on the 14th of August 1969 which makes me 27 with 16 years of experience. After spending about 23 years in Tienen I met my future wife, got marroed and moved to a town next to Tienen called Hoegaarden… I am quite sure that I now have the attention of all beer-lovers!
Now, about 20 years later I am still in Hoegaarden… single but with an amazing golden Labrador called Buddy!
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After finishing my studies Informatics and Accounting I enjoyed the Belgian army for one year… as a bar-keeper! After my army-year I had a couple of different jobs and after a couple of months I joined DHL Worldwide Express… at that time American but meanwhile a German company (DP-DHL). I started doing translation work but quickly moved-up to the IT department as a developer for Windows applications and communication networks.
Early 2000 I decided to move to the European Financial Shared Service Center which is located in Maastricht, The Netherlands. There I started as Development Manager and later took on the role of Technical Infrastructure Manager. For the last 5 or 6 years I am in a Project- and Product- management role… let's see what the future brings…
Most of the time outside of the workplace I spend with photography; from the actual composition of the picture to the post-production and the final publishing. This also means travelling to interesting places, attending trainings, reading and trying… a lot of trying... For the last year or so I am actually preparing to start as photographer as a second profession – let's see where that journey takes me!
Besides photography I try to ensure that my Labrador stays in-shape… that means a lot of walks in the beautiful nature around my place.
If, after all of this, there is still some time left I always enjoy watching a good Movie on my own private movie theatre… which features a screen of more than 2m in width and an awesome sound system– whoehoe!!!
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Wow… you even made it to bottom of the page without switching back to Facebook! I hope you enjoy looking at the pictures of my travels that are posted on these pages – in case they give you a desire to also take a short break: JUST DO IT! Enjoy every day as if it is your last! All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy! Hehe!
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Addicted gamers across the U.S. can't stop playing Nintendo Mario Kart DS Wi-Fi racing, in spite of early connectivity problems. 45% of people who bought the title have already tried-out the company's free wireless gaming service and are apparently having a blast.
On Nov. 14, Mario Kart DS became the first title to use the new Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, and within a few days, 52,000 of the 112,000 U.S. gamers who purchased the title connected online. This is a new industry record, according to Nintendo.
The early success has been attributed to connection simplicity; users simply click and play – by far one of the quickest and easiest ways to play online.
Simplicity aside, the service did experience some roadblocks in the beginning. On the company's Wi-Fi website nintendowifi.com, Nintendo described service status issues as "Global Wi-Fi Service is experiencing intermittent problems." The company later blamed these problems on interference from appliances like microwaves and instructed to simply turn them off while playing online.
In any case, Mario Kart DS racing is a proven hit and despite some earlier problems, Nintendo's Wi-Fi Connection is only going to get stronger with more exciting titles on the way, like Animal Crossing: Wild World on Dec. 5 and Metroid Prime Hunters on March 20.
Mario Kart DS racing can be purchased from most games retailers for around $34.99.


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Your wedding is that special day to make memories to last a lifetime. Double D Entertainment can make that memory and more.
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Double D Entertainment is based in South Jersey, but we cover the tri sate area. Our success comes from our commitment to work with you to touch the hearts of every person at your affair. . When the party is over, you'll smile and know you made the right choice.
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Your proportions for females are really beautiful~
Beautiful piece of work love the colours and the style
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