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Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask Reviews
Hydrating without being heavyI bought the mini version of this mask for use during the winter when I need a bit more moisture. I typically use a retinol treatment followed by the Origins Night a Mins, but I like this for days that my skin feels extra dry or has some flakes. It is also great for preventative use, on nights that I do a clarifying mask or chemical peel and want to restore the moisture to my skin. The scent of...read more this mask is wonderful. I love most Origins products, but don't like their scents and this is a major exception. It smells light and fresh, a bit like pink lemonade with a splash of grapefruit. This doesn't feel thick or heavy and absorbs really nicely into my skin. It is easy to smooth over my entire face without having to use too much product. It doesn't feel the least bit greasy either. When I wake up, my skin feels extra soft and looks youthful. All signs of dry patches are gone. If you are in need of extra moisture from time to time, this is definitely worth checking out. — 4 years, 7 months agoHeathRene | 285 reviews
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very nicesmells like celery — 3 years, 7 months agoann_lavine | 200 reviews
Helped my flaking skinI have been using retin-a for acne, and my skin has been peeling like a snake. It's really hard for me to find a product that will soothe and heal the dry skin, and not be too greasy for my oily/acne prone skin. This products soothes and heals my dry skin without making my oily and gross. — 1 year, 8 months agoOliviaSorokes | 57 reviews
The best dry skin fixI love this product. It is the best solution for dry skin. It heals dry, flaky skin and moisturizes it deeply overnight for dewey, glowing skin. I love that it is organic and made with natural, plant based ingredients. Origins is a brand I trust and this is a great product for your arsenal. — 2 years agoanniebeaux | 129 reviews
Saved my skinI absolutely love love love this product. I have a very dry skin, and one of the Origins girls recommended this overnight mask. It is so hydrating, smells wonderful. Leaves skin so moisturized. For someone with very dry skin, this is indeed a great find. When I first bought it I used it for 2 or 3 nights in a row, because my skin was very dehydrated. After a month of using this twice a week, my sk...read morein has recovered. I only use it now once a week, or if I notice any dryness on my skin (which I don't anymore thanks to this product). — 2 years, 5 months agocecekola | 17 reviews
Rich and HydratingGreat overnight moisturising mask that leaves skin feeling soft, moisturised and plump. It is rich, and even though I have combination skin, i have dehydrated patches and this helps to keep them moisturised without being oily — 2 years, 6 months agoZara_kara | 16 reviews
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Face quencherI received a sample size gift with purchase of this product. I like how my face quickly absorbed this moisturizer. I don't have any dry spots on my face in the morning after using it. My favorite is still the Amore Pacific, but this is a good second choice. — 3 years, 7 months agoelizabeth7 | 69 reviews
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Hydrate in your sleep!The best time to replenish and repair your skin is while you sleep but many of us don't do anything more than wash our face and put on some basic moisturizer before we turn in. That means we are not taking advantage of a great opportunity to keep our skin as healthy as possible. Major mistake ladies! There are many products that can work for you overnight and one that I think works the best t...read moreo quench and replenish your skin's moisture is Origins Drink Up Intensive Overnight Mask. Just apply after you wash your face, go to sleep and wake up with a soft, hydrated glow that is all ready for you to face another day (no pun intended). — 3 years, 7 months agoProductFanatic | 47 reviews
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I LOVE this!!I love this stuff! I have normal skin that sometimes gets dry and this overnight mask rocks. I leave it on all night and just wash my face in the AM like normal. It makes it feel so good! — 5 years, 4 months agoSpitfire_jen | 40 reviews
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Average overnight maskNot as moisturizing as i expected. I use Origins serum, eye cream and night cream. Love them all except for this product. Went back to Clinique' Surge. With Surge, my skin feels more plump — 5 years, 11 months agoprincessqtpie | 2 reviews
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Ludlow is a town in Hampden County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 21,103 as of the 2010 census, and it is considered part of the Springfield Metropolitan Statistical Area. Located just northeast of Springfield across the Chicopee River, it is one of the city's suburbs. It has a sizable and visible Portuguese community.
Although plans were drawn up for settlement in 1685, the northeast partition of Springfield, Massachusetts was settled in 1751 as Stony Hill District. However, the town was later renamed Ludlow and incorporated as a separate entity in 1774, just before the breakout of the American Revolution. For much of its early history the town was agrarian and today many of Ludlow's street names are derived from the names of these farming families (e.g. Chapin Street, Miller Street, Alden Street, Fuller Street). Ludlow was home to many sawmills and gristmills, utilizing the power from several sources of water nearby, including the Chicopee River, Broad Brook, Higher Brook, and Stony Brook. Before the Civil War, the town began to develop into a New England mill town. This included the manufacturing of glass bottles by the many glassware companies, including John Sikes. The District was renamed from Stony Hill to Ludlow for reasons unknown to this day. Then Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony, Thomas Hutchinson renamed the town from the District of Stony Hill to Ludlow. The town of Ludlow was possibly named after Roger Ludlow, one of the founders of the Connecticut Colony or named after Ludlow, a town in England.
In 1868, the largest mill was opened and operated by the Ludlow Company (The Ludlow Clock Tower is depicted on the town seal), who produced jute yarns, twine, and webbing. This company helped shape the town by providing housing, a library, schools, playgrounds, and even a clubhouse for the increasingly diverse community.[1] In the 20th century, this company moved to India and is now known as Ludlow Jute and Specialties of Mumbai.
In the early 20th century Ludlow developed from a mill town into a streetcar suburb of Springfield, Massachusetts, with a trolley line running over the bridge from Indian Orchard. Ludlow also had two railroads that traversed the town: the Springfield, Athol and North-eastern Railroad and the Hamden Railroad. The Hamden Railroad was closed and Interstate 90 was constructed over its former tracks. The Springfield, Athol, and Northeastern Railroad was reduced in length in the late 1930s as a result of the creation of Quabbin Reservoir. The train station for this line was at the corner of Winsor Street and Sewall Street and was the last station from Boston when the railroad closed in the 1950s. The train station was demolished in 1960.
Ludlow's population boomed in the 1950s with the creation of Interstate 90, known in Massachusetts as the Massachusetts Turnpike. John F. Thompson, who was Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Massachusetts General Court at the time, was influential in gaining an exit on the Turnpike for Ludlow (now Exit 7) and subsequently the Turnpike influenced the growth of Ludlow as a suburb of Springfield. Since the 1950s, the development of numerous subdivisions has added to Ludlow's growth.
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The federal government's push to overhaul school funding should be shelved in favour of changes with greater chance of winning state support such as the national disability isurance scheme, said former COAG Reform Council chairman Paul McClintock.
Mr McClintock, who stepped down from COAG late last year, told The Australian Financial Review the Gonski changes were a "bridge too far", given the tense political environment and pending election.
Rather than further straining federal-state relations, the Gillard government should pursue more realistic suggestions such as changes to disability payments or the national seamless economy microeconomic reform program, Mr McClintock said.
"They should focus on the few things they can make real progress on. The areas of most potential, where you might get some pathway forward such as disability, it would be nice to see one of those things land . . . and producing something worthwhile," he said.
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The stoush over education is the latest deterioration in the relationship between Canberra and the mostly Liberal states over measures such as the mining tax and the operation of the health funding agreement.
Relations fractious: McClintock
Mr McClintock said relations between Canberra and the states was as fractious as he could remember, partly due to the federal government's continuing encroachment on areas of state responsibility.
He compared that to the first 18 months of the Rudd government when a new inter-governmental agreement was signed.
He said relations had deteriorated from the point when as Prime Minister Kevin Rudd launched his controversial health funding reforms.
"It is not creeping, it is galloping now," he said. "We have just seen more and more [federal] programs going deeper and deeper into the heartland of the state governments. If you have a federation of sovereign states, trying to run it by sending down missives from Canberra is a really bad way to run a nation."
But Mr McClintock said he believed the states were more open to reform on funding disability care than education because it accorded broadly with their policy direction and there were fewer demarcation problems. "Education is more complex because undoubtedly the states see education as one of the remaining areas where they have the prime role," he said.
Education was also different to health where the federal and state governments struck a deal because the two governments already shared roles and the states were "desperate" for additional funding, he said.
Coag agenda overburdened
"I'm not surprised, really, that it is looking fairly fragile," he said.
Mr McClintock said he believed the COAG agenda was overburdened and uncertain.
"The whole federal space is as confused as it has ever been. There is a real doubt about what is going to happen, what is going to go forward and happen and what isn't," he said.
Mr McClintock said the federal election in September loomed as very important.
"One of the most important things people should be asking at the next election . . . is how do you intend to run your side of the federal bargain?"
"I just don't think we can build a health policy or an education policy or disability policy unless you have a federal policy."
Mr McClintock said the COAG agenda was overburdened with reforms that would never be implemented.
Former deputy chairman of the reform council and former West Australian premier
Longer-term strategic view required
"Intergovernmental relations are really in a precarious position at the moment . . . the whole thing might fall down, which would be a tragedy," he said on Sunday.
Professor Gallup said lasting reform in areas such as health and education required stability, which meant federal and state governments needed to strike solid agreements on the frameworks for progress.
"If short-term politics and Commonwealth excess or arrogance overturns that perspective we are all going to lose and at the moment there is a lot of politics in Australia," he said.
"The Commonwealth is too tempted by central control and the states are too tempted by short-run politics. There is a bit of blame on both sides."
Professor Gallup said he believed the states should take a longer-term strategic view and attempt to strike deals with the Commonwealth that locked in federal funding.
That would also help remove any uncertainty about how a change of government might affect relations with the states, he said.
"If they think a federal Liberal government is going to be better to the states they are very mistaken, if there is no agreement they will get slaughtered," he said.
Both Mr McClintock and Professor Gallop said Ms Gillard's decision to strip Victoria of a reward payment because it has held out on joining the national occupational health and safety scheme was significant.
Gillard rebuffs call for brumby to attend meetings
Mr McClintock said he believed it was the first time a state had been stripped of a reward payment for not implementing a national seamless economy commitment.
He said he had no issue with withdrawing a reward payment where a state had not implemented its promised changes, but he noted that the federal government had some discretion in determining how much of the payment should be withheld.
Meanwhile, Ms Gillard has also rebuffed a call from Victorian Premier
Mr Baillieu has indicated he would like Mr Brumby to attend so he could gauge where issues had arisen.
But Ms Gillard, through her spokeswoman, said the key to the CRC's effectiveness was its independence.
"Current arrangements are working well, and Commonwealth sees no need to change them," she said.
Mr McClintock said there was an element of teamwork that was missing in the formulation and implementation of federal policy not just between politicians but between federal officials as well.
"If you are going to pull this off in a complex social policy as a team, you really have to have some respect for each other... not just turn up for meetings to cut deals.
"A lot of these areas are really struggling because layers of government are not got enough at working together.
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Clothes and furniture find new life at Red Racks Thrift Stores. Through donations, the staffers at the store's 13 locations fill their racks and shelves with thousands of second-hand items for kids and adults, including name-brand garments from the likes of Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's, The Loft, and Donna Karan New York. They also stock furniture and other miscellaneous goods, such as books and home décor.
And something odd happens when these items arrive at checkout—the register doesn't ring up any sales tax. That's because Red Racks is a nonprofit organization, and all proceeds go to benefit the Disabled American Veterans, an organization that has advocated on behalf of veterans for more than nine decades. Red Racks' altruistic mission has proved successful so far—the inventory of each store typically turns over every 3–4 weeks.


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Sophomore Mathews is next in line of Clairton football greats
Clairton's next star has arrived.
The 2013 campaign will be one of transition for the four-time defending PIAA Class A champions, as a senior class — led by the incomparable Tyler Boyd — has departed.
But the team with the nation's longest winning streak still boasts plenty of talent, and in sophomore Aaron Mathews, stardom appears inevitable.
The 6-foot-5 Mathews will split time at quarterback and wideout this season for coach Tom Nola's Bears. He is also slated to become among the WPIAL's tallest secondary players, as he will line up at free safety when the Bears are playing defense.
"I think he has a chance to be a really special one," Nola said. "He just does everything well, and he's got that height. He's got that special height."
Mathews has been a clear standout throughout the first three days of Clairton's training camp. He figures to see most of his time playing wideout when Clairton has the ball.
At 6-5 — and still growing — Mathews provides a tough matchup.
"It's hard to throw anything over his head," Nola said. "He's definitely the kind of guy that you want to have the ball. Plus, he's gotten so much faster since last year. He will play quarterback some of the time, because he can help us there, but I really think he'll be at receiver a lot."
It has quickly become apparent to the Clairton coaching staff that Mathews is on the verge of becoming a household name in the City of Prayer, where Division 1 recruits such as Boyd (Pitt), Trenton Coles (Pitt), Titus Howard (Pitt), Terrish Webb (Pitt), Manny Williams (Pitt), Kevin Weatherspoon (Pitt), and Desimon Green (Texas Tech) have been the foundation of the dynasty that has seen Clairton win 63 straight games, four straight PIAA titles and five straight WPIAL titles.
Can Clairton, which will boast only two senior starters, keep the streak going?
"I believe we can," Mathews said. "Is team as talented as last year? Maybe not quite. We lost great players, we all know that. But there is a ton of talent here, and I'm ready to have a big year."
Mathews, Nola believes, will become his own man.
At first, Mathews' tall build reminded Nola of Green. But Mathews isn't as naturally powerful as Green, though he is faster.
"They're different," Nola said. "I can't say that he reminds me of anyone, to be honest. He's just unique and really, really talented."
Mathews respects the galaxy of Clairton stars that came before him, but has a slightly different mentality.
Former Clairton stars — all of them, really — maintained a preference for playing defense. It was always the Clairton way. And Mathews looked the part at Wednesday's practice, at one point intercepting a pass on three consecutive plays from his safety position.
Coaches believe he will impact games from the defensive side as much as on offense. But Mathews isn't all about playing defense.
"Not me," Mathews said with a smile. "I like offense. I like having the ball."
But he doesn't need to be the man under center.
In fact, Mathews said he would prefer junior quarterback Ryan Williams take over the majority of the responsibilities under center.
"That's fine with me," he said. "I love being a receiver."
These are new times at Clairton. The Bears have lost 19 of their 22 starters from last season. It's easily the youngest team Nola has coached since coming to Clairton a decade ago.
But talent is always a constant with the Bears. And more times than not, Nola's roster is in possession of at least one player with special talent.
"He's definitely got the look of a Division 1 player," Nola said. "And he's quite a leader, too. We need that because we're so young. I like everything I see with him."
Josh Yohe is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com or via Twitter @JoshYohe_Trib.


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Top 10 Green Bay Packers Sports Bars
American Football
With a population of 100,355, Green Bay, Wisconsin, is surely the smallest city in the United States with a major league sports franchise.
Even the so-called "metropolitan area" of Green Bay has a mere 306,241 people. So how is this tiny city of one-tenth of a million able to hold unto a football powerhouse that has won 13 Super Bowls? The Green Bay Packers are unique in that the team is owned almost entirely by its fans.
Fans as Shareholders
More than 112,000 fans are currently co-owners of the team, which represents the city of Green Bay.
What is interesting about the Green Bay Packers is that the shares of its stock cannot be resold except back to the team at a fraction of the original price. Shares do not appreciate in value. No shareholder can own more than 200 shares – to prevent an individual from gaining control of the team. And there are no season ticket holder privileges.
As a lifelong Oakland Raiders fan – a team that left home once, returned, and now threatens to leave town again – I must say, I'm green with envy.
Would love to own a piece of my Raiders – and keep them always in Oakland, where they were born, and where they rightfully belong.
Top 10 Green Bay Packers Sports Bars
With all of those great Packers bars in Green Bay itself and all over the state of Wisconsin and the rest of the Mid West, there is a bar in Mesa, Arizona, that earns the right to be dubbed, Best Green Bay Packers Sports Bar in the United States.
A quick search on Wikimedia Commons revealed a picture of a green and gold 1980s hearse parked in the parking in front of G & G Lounge in Mesa, Arizona. We did some on line research, and this is what we learned.
"Behind the bar is the panoramic photo of Lambeau Field, our Sentry Foods sponsored fan towel, and dozens of Packer posters and photos," say Steve Kraus and Jeanmarie Genske on JSOnline.
- G & G Lounge 5324 East Main Avenue, Mesa, Arizona. Telephone: (480) 985 4381.
- Champions Bar & Grill 1007 Tony Canadeo Run, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Telephone: (920) 544 8367.
- The Stadium View Bar & Grille 1963 Holmgren Way, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Telephone: (920) 498 1989.
- Brett Favre's Steakhouse 1004 Brett Favre Pass, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Telephone: (920) 499 6874. Website: Brett Favre's Steakhouse
- Anduzzi's Sports Club 403 West College Avenue, Appleton, Wisconsin. Telephone: (920) 257 2582. Website: Anduzzi's Sports Club
- Will's Northwoods Inn 3030 North Racine, Chicago, Illinois. Telephone: (773) 528 4400. Website: Will's Northwoods Inn
- Kettle of Fish 59 Christopher Street, New York, New York. Telephone: (212) 414 2278. Website:
- Swanky's Vittles and Libations 1938 Blake Street, Denver, Colorado. Telephone: (303) 297 2399.
- Nick's Sports Bar & Grill 1448 Willcrest, Houston, Texas. Telephone: (713) 785 9900.
- Rum Runner Las Vegas 1801 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada. Telephone: (702) 736 6366. Website: Rum Runner Las Vegas


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BOSTON—When you look back on this Boston-Montreal series, you'll be able to point to the moment things changed, where emotions ramped up, where it finally got interesting.
A little bird might be able to help you put your finger on it.
Oh, yes. All the talk in two hockey towns Friday was Andrew Ference's middle finger.
The Boston Bruins defenceman was caught flipping the bird to fans at the Bell Centre on Thursday night, when the Bruins tied their best-of-seven quarter-final at two games apiece.
After the game, he pleaded "What, me?" but the NHL didn't buy his line that it was a mere wardrobe malfunction — Ference said the fingers of his glove stuck when he pumped his fist.
The league fined him $2,500, with the money going to Players' Emergency Assistance Fund.
Ference was contrite.
"I talked to Mike Murphy (NHL senior vice-president of hockey operations) and explained the same thing that I told you guys (Thursday) night. He said the same thing, that it looks awful obviously. And with this series, the whole year, how it is between the Habs and the Bruins, the fine was acceptable," Ference told reporters in Boston.
"I was pumping my fist. I'm not giving anyone the bird or anything like that. Like I told them, it was an unintentional bird. I obviously apologize for it, it wasn't meant to insult anybody, especially a whole row of cameras in the Bell Centre and the fans sitting there.
"That's definitely not the intention."
Back in Brossard, Que., where the Canadiens had a team meeting before departing for Boston, goalie Carey Price shook his head at Ference's explanation.
"Yeah, come on, man," Price said of Ference. "I'm sure he feels shame. It is what it is. It's over now. I'm over it.
"But it was a tough one, It's pretty funny. I have some stuff out there I'm not very proud of either."
Habs captain Brian Gionta was happy the league fined Ference.
"We don't want that in the league and it was dealt with," said Gionta. "It's his situation that I'm sure he'd like to have back."
These two teams have a tough history, the most recent episode of which saw Bruins captain Zdeno Chara deliver a bone-crushing hit to Montreal forward Max Pacioretty late in the regular season.
Both sides have been able to rein in their emotions, which usually get ramped up in the playoffs. But it would surprise no one if emotions got the better of them with the series now down to a best of three.
Montreal players were trying to figure out how they let Boston back in the series. The Habs won the first two games in Boston. The Bruins took the next two in Montreal.
"They came out (of Montreal) with two wins but for the majority of those two games we played better," said Price. "We're a lot closer, we're really confident in our room. They played well, they earned everything they got.
"I thought we played pretty strongly as well."
Montreal coach Jacques Martin said the key is for his players to draw on their experience from last year, when the team made it to the Eastern Conference final.
"No doubt the key is to learn from past experience," said Martin. "A lot of these players have lived some of the ups and downs last year in the playoffs. It helps, some of the adversity we faced through the year. All those really build and I believe we have a lot of character and determination. As a group, I believe we are resilient."
The overriding theme of this series is that the home team has yet to win. With that in mind, the Habs believe they have road-ice advantage Saturday night.
"It seems both teams want the road advantage now," said Price. "As a team, when you go into an opposing rink, it's a lot easier to try and keep your game simple because you don't need to try to impress anybody. I think that's why road teams are successful."
Ference said he doesn't put much stock into home-ice advantage. He simply wants to win on Saturday.
"Definitely, it's a must," said Ference. "And you want to do it in front of your fans. It's not fun for them to lose up there and it's not fun for us to send home disappointed fans down here.
"You work hard through the season to get home-ice advantage for a reason. Even if I don't believe in it, it's an important thing."


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Designed for your spacious living room and appointed to provide the ultimate comforts, the Risco Collection will provide your family and friends a welcoming place to relax. The distinct padded framing that surrounds the plush seating lends a unique look to this motion seating group. The sofa features dual reclining ends, as does the gliding love seat with its center console unit. The accompanying chair completes the arrangement with a gliding recliner mechanism. The love seats console is appointed with cup holders and lift-top storage. Breathable faux leather in honey taupe or burgundy completes the look of the Risco Collection.Includes
1 Double Reclining Sofa, 1 Double Glider Reclining Love Seat with Center ConsoleDimensions
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Double Reclining Sofa(8599BGD-3), 88 x 38 x 40H
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26 Recommendations
laurasweet's recommendation
For $5000 your fish can watch you brush your teeth! Cool, huh? Fish Aquarium Console Sink & Faucet 9300 29.5" W
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i would def brush my teeth more if this was my sink!
that is very interesting! I love it!
nice pic dude :)!!!!!!!!!
- JustEliana
szlea's recommendation
It's not just a bathroom sink, but also an aquarium for goldfish, a Zen garden or a simple pebble river bed or whatever you would like it to be. It is completely watertight with a sand bed for fish, and provides the necessary lighting for maintaining your fish in healthy conditions. A powerhead is also provided to ensure water circulation, oxygenation and filtration. There are two openings, one on each side of the basin, closed by soap dishes to access the crystal top for cleaning purposes or changing arrangement. The washbasin is mounted on a chrome finish brass stand provided with a convenient front towel rail. $4,700
bsquare's recommendation
More fish, hooray!
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brock's recommendation
this is such a cool item.. i dont know how you clean it but its so cool :)
ladyhouse's recommendation
Out of this bathroom! I mean this world! So unexpected. Love it!
Midnight-Moonlight's recommendation
I have to get me one of these!
LuxeGirl's recommendation
Wo Yao, Wo Yao, Wo Yao! (that's Mandarin, my friends!)
bettababy's recommendation
How awful for those poor fish! Soap is common in bathrooms, toxic to fish! Powerheads don't provide filtration, only circulation, so no way to keep it reasonably clean enough to be safe for fish. Fish don't need the light for health purposes. Most fish tanks grow algae to a heavy enough degree to need scraping manually... how would you scrape that? Anyone who knows anything about keeping a fish tank healthy would know that this is impractical and dangerous for keeping any kind of fish. This ad doesn't warn you that goldfish grow to be 8 - 14 inches long... where would that fish go in something like this? I say shame on the people who created this and marketed it as an acutal product. It is nothing more than an abuse chamber for innocent animals!
I think I have to agree with bettababy on this one. Even if you could prevent chemicals from getting in this, how is one supposed to keep it clean? How do you scrape algea? I've worked with two marine biologists for about 16 years. This IS NOT practical nor is good for fish. This idea was poorly researched and it will inevitably take advantage of people who are first time fish keepers who don't know any better. Shame on everyone who made this monstrosity possible. This shows nothing but greed.
I think I have to agree with bettababy on this one. Even if you could prevent chemicals from getting in this, how is one supposed to keep it clean? How do you scrape algea? I've worked with two marine biologists for about 16 years. This IS NOT practical nor is good for fish. This idea was poorly researched and it will inevitably take advantage of people who are first time fish keepers who don't know any better. Shame on everyone who made this monstrosity possible. This shows nothing but greed.
- Pquarterhorse
Tomboy's recommendation
I love this!
poniesporvida's recommendation
Fish sink = rad
gdha's recommendation
This looks awesome. You would really have to have a cool decor in your bathroom to pull it off though.
xsalvador's recommendation
I would like to get this sink for some of my friends that drink a lot among other things, they would be staring at this for days...
Yournewbestfriend's recommendation
This is so sweet. It has two openings (the soap dishes are in fact the openings to the tank!) for maintenance and it looks amazing. This would probably knock my socks off if I saw it at a party.
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Efforts are being made to re-establish the Haifa-Trieste shipping service formerly maintained by the first all-Jewish liner, Tel Aviv, which ceased operation last month because of competition of foreign lines.
So little preference was accorded the Tel Aviv that the Jewish enterprise was finally forced to give way to competitors, although 1,250,000 tons of merchandise were imported last year, mainly by Jews, and 7,000,000 cases of citrus fruit shipped abroad by Jews.
A similar situation prevailed in the passenger service, with the Tel Aviv not getting enough passengers to continue service although more than 100,000 immigrants and tourists entered the country at an estimated cost of $10,000,000.
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Thanou, 30, was provisionally suspended for missing a test before the Olympics, but the decision was overturned.
"The IAAF will decide if we can compete again in Greece and abroad," Thanou told To Vima newspaper in her first interview since the Athens Olympics.
"If given the green light I will run again - that's the only thing I want."
Thanou, 30, and her compatriot Kostas Kenteris were provisionally suspended by the IAAF in December for missing three drugs tests.
The third was alleged to have been on the eve of the opening ceremony of the Athens Olympics.
But an independent tribunal of the Greek Athletics Federation overturned the provisional ban on 18 March.
The IAAF - which said it was "very surprised" by the decision of the Greek tribunal - is deciding whether to appeal against the decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
However, Dick Pound, the chairman of the World Anti-Doping Authority, has said he will appeal against the decision if the IAAF does not.
And Thanou and Kenteris face a criminal trial later this year for allegedly avoiding the test and then faking a motorcycle accident.
Thanou said: "I can see how people can think the accident seemed like a childish excuse.
"I cannot deny that we made a lot of mistakes during that time. I always said we needed a PR person.
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In Australia, Acer's Chromebook sells for $299, and the more popular Samsung version for $349. It's even less in the US – $199 and $249 respectively.
Of course, there is a pay-off for the low price – basically the hardware is useless without an internet connection. The machines run the Chrome operating system and the idea is for users to access web apps in the cloud rather than install local software.
But the low price makes computing accessible to more people and provides a compelling proposition for schools. For businesses that need to buy laptops on a large scale to equip the mobile workforce, it is a game changer.
Buying a few laptops for executives at around $1000 a pop is one thing. But try buying a fleet of thousands for front-line staff on the move. When the price shifts to $300, the mindset changes and the IT strategy can, too.
Chief information officer of US-based building company Egan Construction, Jim Nonn, issued Chromebooks to 140 foremen on the Minnesota light rail project about a year ago. In a post on the Google corporate blog, he describes how the low cost takes the fear factor out of the equation.
"The workers love the Chromebooks because they aren't afraid to use them on the job," Nonn says. "If one does get damaged, we can swap it for another in a matter of minutes with zero time wasted or data lost.
"We've saved so much in moving forward with Chromebooks instead of Windows laptops – about $200 per machine."
The Chromebook does have competition at its price point. The cheapest laptop for sale on the Harvey Norman website at the time of writing was a Compaq Presario at $348. The cheapest tablet was the Android-based PendoPad 4.0 for $128.
There has been a lot of publicity about companies equipping staff with tablets – though it is more commonly higher end products such as
Chrome OS product manager Caesar Sengupta says tablets tend to be used for different purposes than laptops. "If they can make do with a tablet, they'll use a tablet, but in many cases they can't do without a keyboard," he says.
Egan's Nonn considered laptops running Microsoft Windows as an option but was keen to avoid it if possible, because he didn't want a "fleet of expensive, quickly outdated and slow" laptops that constantly break or need replacing.
"I've heard stories from other construction firms that Monday mornings were like the movie Groundhog Day, with the IT team tackling the same four-foot-high stack of malware-infected laptops over and over while work ground to a halt."
Egan already used Google Apps to run its operations in the field so the Chromebook seemed like a good fit. Nonn says the installation was so simple that the intern managed the whole thing and he didn't have to hire additional staff.
Florida-based trucking company Quality Distribution (QDI) is another company equipping a blue-collar workforce with Chromebooks.
The company moved from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps in 2011 and soon afterwards, the hardware started to slow down and break due to age. After surveying the options, QDI deployed 500 Chromebooks across 125 locations in the last year, including to truck drivers. The company expects to save $500,000 in hardware costs alone over five years.
Chromebooks have been available in the US for about 18 months but have only just reached Australia. While consumers can buy Chromebooks in Harvey Norman and JB HiFi stores, the Google Apps sales team will be working on corporate sales.
Sengupta says the machines are ideal for businesses but the company made a strategic decision to concentrate on the consumer market first.
"It's starting to penetrate into businesses but businesses have a longer lead time so we're seeing more businesses trying it and seeing how it works. It will be a matter of time before it starts spreading," Sengupta says.
"We've also pushed a lot more in the consumer and schools sector. There's a huge wave of consumerisation of information technology in businesses so if you're able to win in the consumer space, particularly with the younger population, then it's something that businesses will adopt automatically."
The Chromebook has been a hit with consumers. The Samsung model has been top of Amazon's bestseller list for laptops since it launched in the US and Chromebooks generally represent more than 10 per cent of notebook sales at Currys PC World, the largest electronics retailer in the UK.
Yet Sengupta says Chromebooks have features for enterprise customers, such as remote management.
Mollen Immunization Clinics, which provides flu shots through mobile kiosks inside Walmart stores, is one such customer in the US. Mollen rolled out 4500 Chromebooks with 3G connectivity to support employees in the mobile clinics.
"They have 5000 remote locations and it's a nightmare for them to manage," Sengupta says. "Mollen has bought a lot of Chromebooks and given them to their employees but the people who are managing these devices are typically not IT administrators, they're lab technicians and doctors.
"For enterprise we also build in remote management and that means from one single web page you can manage your fleet of Chromebooks. You can manage nearly everything about it, including what apps are installed, what sites people can go to or not go to. You can even install not just applications online but secure Wi-Fi or VPN and push those settings remotely."
As well as price and remote management, the advantages of a Chromebook for business includes the fact that the operating system is automatically updated with new features and security updates every six weeks so the experience improves rather than worsens over time.
Each Chromebook comes with a certain amount of web storage in Google Drive to supplement the machine's local hard drive. Users can log into Chrome to keep their settings and access to files stored in the cloud, but they can also use guest mode or open an "incognito" browser window for privacy.
Sengupta says the main disadvantage of a Chromebook is that users miss out on conventional applications. For example, if they were using Windows-based accounting software, they would have to find an alternative in the cloud. However, he says there are now so many web-based applications, this is no great hardship for most businesses.
"We started developing Chrome OS about four years ago because we were observing people living within the Chrome browser most of the time and using web-based products like email. We call it cloud computing and we wanted to design an experience that was optimised for users in this environment. Users should not have to think about the computer."
Another disadvantage is that the machines don't work without web connectivity and that is far from ubiquitous, especially in Australia. Sengupta says the 3G/4G models correct this, allowing users to tether their phones or insert a SIM card directly into the Chromebook. Between Wi-Fi and 3G, he believes that connectivity is not an issue and notes that 3G tends to be more reliable outside the US.
However, Google is only launching the Wi-Fi-only Chromebook in the Australian market at this stage. A spokesman says Google Australia is still discussing support for 3G models with local mobile carriers.
The factors that make Chromebooks easy to use and easy to manage can also be seen as a disadvantage. There is not much ability to customise and turning the hardware into an internet portal arguably means the end of general computing.
Sengupta says Chromebooks are a core strategic move for Google because it uncouples computing from the hard drive and encourages people to use web apps and cloud storage, such as Google Apps and Google Drive.
"We are a web services company. Our bread and butter is people using our products like search, Gmail, YouTube, Google+and Docs, so the easier it is for people to use these products, the more they will use them. From this point of view, the Chromebook is extremely strategic for us."
Sengupta says Google worked closely with manufacturers – Samsung, Acer and more recently HP and Lenovo in the US market – to optimise the hardware and encouraged their partners to make prices as low as possible. However, he says the pricing discrepancy between Australia and the US is a matter for the manufacturers. "The best people to ask about the price are Samsung and Acer – we'd love for it to be lower," Sengupta says."We try to encourage manufacturers to make prices as low as possible but a lot of different things go into the price and in some markets taxes are not quoted in the price."


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Effect (if any):
Forgeable? :
Learned at:
Class: List caps, no more than 30 in a stat (60 for HP) for first tier classes, no more than 50 in a stat (80 for HP) for second tier classes. Branches are possible classes it could promote into or promote from, either new ones or pre existing ones.
Phew! I'll start!
Name: Crossbow
Type: Bow
Rank: B
Mt: 14
Hit: 75
Crit: 10
Range: 1-2
Uses: 25
Effect (if any): Effective against flying units
Forgeable? : Yes
Name: Flare
Effect: Heals up to 100% of the damage dealt, so if you deal 40 damage, you will heal 40 HP. Activation is Skill/2%.
Learned at: Level 20 of any class while having Sol equipped.
Name: Eclipse
Effect: Ignores enemy Def or Res entirely upon activation. Activation is Skill/2%.
Learned at: Level 20 of any class while having Sol equipped.
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PriceeChinaDeck 3 years ago#2
Item: Pink Hair Dye
Name: Pink Hair Dye
Uses: Changes the users hair color to pink
Effect: Changes hair color to pink permanently
Apparently I'm 66.7% evil and 56.4% Chaotic and I am compelled by greed, hatred, jealousy, and a lust for destruction.
Lemee just point out that There would be no use in a silver bow if a crossbow had more power 1-2 range at the same rank.
Unless they worked like they did in RD.
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Empress_Sanaki (Topic Creator)3 years ago#4
rhys855 posted...
Lemee just point out that There would be no use in a silver bow if a crossbow had more power 1-2 range at the same rank.
I kind of forgot how much Mt the Silver Bow had. Now that I know, what if the Crossbow had 11 Mt?
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Zswordmaster 3 years ago#5
Is your eclipse supposed to scale off Sol, cause that sounds a looot like Luna...
Barrier Crush: Magical attacks add half of targets Defence, or Physical attacks add half of targets Res, to Attack/Might/Damage/Whateveryouwannacalltheouchies.
Learned at: Level 5/15 of a T2 Hybrid class that either has a skill that's generally 'meh' (Darkknight's Quickburn) Or of a new Hybrid Class that I don't feel like making right this second but might add in later. Skill%
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Empress_Sanaki (Topic Creator)3 years ago#6
In this game Luna only halves an enemy's Def or Res.
Name: Dual Heart
Effect: Adds +10% to the Dual Strike and Dual Guard rate, stacks with Dual Strike+ and Dual Guard+.
Learned at: Bride, Level 30
Name: Assaulter
Effect: +5 Str and +5 Mag, adds +10% to skill activation chances. Stacks with Rightful King.
Learned at: Dread Fighter, Level 30
Name: Flame Lance
Type: Lance
Rank: B
Mt: 13
Hit: 80
Crit: 10
Range: 1-2
Uses: 30
Effect (if any): Magical item, uses Magic stat
Forgeable? : Yes
Name: Sonic Sword
Type: Sword
Rank: B
Mt: 12
Hit: 90
Crit: 15
Range: 1-2
Uses: 30
Effect (if any): Magical item, uses Magic stat, effective against flying units
Forgeable? : Yes
Name: Windseeker
Type: Tome
Rank: A
Mt: 12
Hit: 90
Crit: 10
Range: 1-2
Uses: 25
Effect (if any): Effective against flying units, attacks twice
Forgeable? : No
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PriceeChinaDeck posted...
Item: Pink Hair Dye
Olivia!Pink or Cherche!Pink?
Name: Graceful Step
Effect: Increases Avoid by +25 when attacked at 1 range, and inflicts half the damage that was inflicted (or would have been inflicted) back to the attacker.
Learned at: L 30 Dancer.
Skill: Nihil
Effect: Has a Luck% chance to negate any offensive activated skill. (Luna, Sol, Lethality, etc.)
Learned: Level 30 Villager
Skill: Quick Feet
Effect: Can attack twice as a Taguel.
Learned: Level 30 Taguel
Skill: Graceful Warrior
Effect: Allows you to Dance no matter your class.
Learned: Level 30 Dancer
Special: Cannot be inherited.
...Honestly, if I had to give Manaketes a level 30 skill it would be Dragonskin. I'd also slow down the EXP gain of Taguel and Manaketes after level 20, just so it isn't too easy to gain these effects for Manaketes and Taguel. Not so much for Villager, since its stat caps would likely make the quest for Nihil a slog as it is, especially in later difficulties. Same with Dancer, but that's more because I'd want to get to see dancing Pega Ponies ASAP if it were an actual thing.
K, here's some stuff I was kicking around for a story...
Name: Ballistic Bow (because it shoots bolts, see?)
Type: Bow
Rank: A
Mt: 11
Hit: 70
Crit: 0
Range: 2-4
Uses: 15
Effect (if any): Effective against flying units, counts as magic
Forgeable? : Yes
Name: Seer
Tier: 2
Branches: From Cleric
Str: 33
Mag: 43
Skill: 45
Speed: 44
Luk: 45
Def: 30
Res: 45
Mov: 6
Skills: Disarm (level 5), Nihil (level 15)
Type: None
Weapons: Bow, Staff
Notes: As a "mage" class, it doesn't suffer Move penalties from desert terrain.
Name: Disarm
Effect: Unequips the opponent's weapon. [Skill / 2]% activation.
Learned at: Level 5 Seer
Name: Nihil
Effect: When initiating a battle, the opponent cannot activate skills. Cannot be used more than once per turn.
Learned at: Level 15 Seer
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Name: Halberdier
Tier: 2
Branches: Promoted from Knight or Cavalier
Str: 42
Mag: 35
Skill: 44
Speed: 44
Luk: 45
Def: 42
Res: 35
Mov: 6
Skills: Impale (Level 5), Resolve (Level 15)
Type: None
Weapons: Lance
Name: Impale
Effect: Deals 3x Damage, ignores Counter, Aegis, and Pavise. Activation chance is Skill / 2 %.
Learned at: Level 5 Halberdier
Name: Resolve
Effect: When HP is at half or less, Str, Skill, and Speed are multiplied by 1.5x.
Learned at: Level 15 Halberdier
Name: Matrona
Type: Staff
Rank: A
Mt: --
Hit: --
Crit: --
Range: 1-Mag/2
Uses: 3
Effect (if any): Heals another unit to full health and raises all of their stats by +2 for a turn.
Forgeable? : N/A
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Brenda is one of Peter Griffin's ex-girlfriends. When Peter looked her up in "Stuck Together, Torn Apart" following the decision to separate from his wife Lois on a trial basis, he paid her a visit. In the years since the two dated, she gained a lot of weight, a raspy voice from smoking, lost vision in one eye or lost the eye altogether, and got married to an unknown man. The marriage produced at least three infant children. Her youngest child was born on her doorstep when she spoke with Peter while breastfeeding two of her other children. Before the birth, she wasn't exactly sure if she was pregnant or not, although it seems her husband was sure.
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Labour hypocrisy on resource development
Labour remains confused over whether it supports New Zealand's oil and gas industry or not, says Minister of Energy and Resources Simon Bridges.
"Last month Labour's David Parker said the party would not ban the development of oil and gas, but today David Cunliffe said he's against any exploration in the Marine Mammal Sanctuary off the west coast of the North Island," Mr Bridges says.
"This is despite the fact that of the 23 wells drilled in the area, 18 were drilled under Labour Governments — 13 of the 18 under the last Labour Government.
"Exploration in this area is not new. In the Taranaki region, conservation efforts and exploration have coexisted since the 1960s.
"The Pohokura gas field which supplies more than 40 per cent of New Zealand's natural gas is also in the sanctuary. The Government earned more than $200 million in royalties from Pohokura in 2013 alone — royalties that help pay for schools, hospitals, roads and other essential infrastructure."
Mr Bridges says research shows 95 per cent of threats to Maui dolphins come from fishing-related activities.
"The threat from oil and gas development is extremely small – since oil and gas development began in the Taranaki region in the 1960s, there is no record of the species being harmed by the activity," Mr Bridges says.
"I've come to expect this anti-development, anti-jobs, anti-everything position from the Greens. If the Greens had it their way there would be no exploration at all. Now the Labour Party is turning their back on Taranaki and putting thousands of jobs at risk."


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An Emeril Lagasse recipe. Can be fried or baked. Recipe makes one calzone but the dough recipe makes 2x more than you need. (nutritionals won't be right when servings are divided out)
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- 1 cup mascarpone cheese
- 1⁄2 cup ricotta cheese
- 1⁄2 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1⁄4 cup chocolate chips
- 1⁄4 cup chopped walnuts, toasted
Basic Pizza Dough (use 1/2 recipe)
- 1 (1/4 ounce) package active dry yeast
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1 cup warm water (110 degrees F)
- 1⁄4 cup lard or 1⁄4 cup vegetable shortening
- 3 -4 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons salt
- olive oil
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- Dough Directions: In an electric mixing bowl, whisk the yeast, sugar, water and lard together to make a paste. Add the flour and salt and mix, using a dough hook, until the dough comes away from the sides and crawls up the dough hook. Remove the dough from the bowl. Grease the bowl with olive oil and place the dough back in the bowl. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let the dough rise until doubled in size, about 1 hour. Turn the dough out onto a floured surface and divide dough in half. Roll the dough into balls, cover, and let the dough rest for 15 to 20 minutes. The dough is ready to be shaped.
- Yield: dough for 2 (12-inch) pizzas. Use half of the recipe for this calzone.
- Preheat a deep fryer to 350°F.
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Based around an enhanced S12 core, the MC9S12XD-Family will deliver 2 to 5 times the performance of a 25MHz S12 whilst retaining a high degree of pin and code compatibility with the S12.
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