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Coffee has a lot of wonderful anti-oxidants that firm up skin, it also reduces inflammation and redness, it can help the appearance of under eye circles. As an exfoliate, removes dead skin and "wakes up" a tired complexion. Honey is a natural humectant that locks in moisture.
All you need for this mask is instant coffee and honey.
- Combine equal amounts of coffee and warm honey.
- Mix it together and apply to your face for about 10-20 minutes
- Rinse off with warm water. For added exfoliation rub in circles as you rinse.
I'd like to try adding cocoa powder next time, for added benefits.
Next I made a milk and honey hair mask here's what I did.
Next I made a milk and honey hair mask here's what I did.
- 1/2 cup low-fat milk
- 1 tbs honey
- I used some flour to thicken it
Per the recipe- I warmed up milk in the microwave, added the honey and stirred until fully dissolved. Then I tried to add enough flour to make it mask like, but only succeeded in a thin gravy texture. Since I'd gotten this far I pour it over my head and because I didn't have a shower cap used a plastic bag with a towel over my hair. I waited 15-20 minutes, then showered. After rinsing it out I used my vinegar rinse. My hair does look slightly shiner, and the itchy scalp that has been plaguing me has eased, but I'm not sure it really did anything.


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Tour: 15 years
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Cause: Gunfire
Incident Date: 10/10/1976
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Offender: Sentenced to life
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Officer Terrence Loftus was shot and killed when he attempted to intervene in a dispute between two rival gangs.
Officer Loftus was on his way home when he observed a gang fight. A group of gang members were chasing the rival gang member at the corner of Fullerton Avenue and Central Park Avenue. Officer Loftus exited his patrol car and attempted to stop the altercation.
Many members of the rival gang were having a party in a club across the street and when they saw what was happening they all came out of the club. One of them fired a shot that struck Officer Loftus in the spine. He was transported to a local hospital where he succumbed to his wounds two days later.
The suspect was apprehended and convicted. He was sentenced to life in prison.
Officer Loftus was a 15 year veteran of the Chicago Police Department.


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Football final between arch-rivals promises to be a cracker at Croker
Tomorrow's All-Ireland ladies' senior football final is shaping up to be an almighty showdown, with a record att-endance of more than 30,000 expected to cheer on the Jackies at Croke Park.
After losing out to arch-rivals Cork in the last two years - by a point in 2014 and two points last year - the Girls in Blue are chomping at the bit to taste their first All-Ireland success since their last title victory in 2010.
However, the Rebelettes have more than lived up to their hype and have won every All-Ireland final they have played in since 2005, as well as winning the Brendan Martin Cup the last three times in a row.
A spokesman for the Ladies' Gaelic Football Association said tomorrow's match was the women's football equivalent of the "Thrilla in Manilla" between Muhammed Ali and Joe Frazier in 1975.
He urged Dublin supporters bitterly disappointed by the Boys in Blue's draw with Mayo in last Sunday's All-Ireland men's football final to come out and support the ladies.
"They'll be cheering on perhaps the best rivalry that currently exists in Irish sport," he said.
"The Jackies are the only team that has laid a glove on Cork in recent years. These girls from both teams are exceptional.
"It's an opportunity for spectators to see the players whose names will live on in sporting history.
"I don't see any other rivalry with two teams who are at the very top of their game who have consistently played so well."
The rivalry between star players including the Jackies' Sinead Aherne, Lyndsey Davey and Noelle Healy versus Cork's Deirdre O'Reilly, Brid Stack and Rena Buckley is "without compare", the spokesman added.
He said the level of skill and rivalry between the two is comparable to the glory days of hurling between Tipperary and Kilkenny and men's football between Dublin and Kerry.
However, neither side will be taking anything for granted tomorrow.
The Jackies were this week in "lock-down mode" as they focused on their day jobs and prepared for battle.
The Rebelettes, who will be arriving in Dublin this afternoon, are equally as focused and ready to get stuck in.


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So it may still be summer but this winter engagement session already has me dreaming of snow! (Fellow New Englander's please don't yell at me!)
Shannon Grant Photography spent a cozy afternoon in one of my favorite cities in the world; Portland, Oregon! I absolutely love the pacific northwest and I visit my family there every year. I love the casual nature of this shoot and how relaxed this couple is! The engagement shoot is so important for the photographer as well because this is the time to get to know one another so when it comes time for the big day it is like spending the day with a friend.
As much as everyone is hanging on to these last few weeks of summer these photos do have me looking forward to using the fireplace, reading a good book, and curling up in a quilt! Enjoy!
From Shannon Grant Photography, Heather and Joe run a popular Paleo restaurant (and 3 food trucks!) in Portland Oregon called the Cultured Caveman. They were in town only for a few days during the Winter so we had to schedule our engagement session and take the weather as it came! New England weather can be tricky but we rolled with the punches, they brought a handmade blanket and we tucked in for hot coffee when we couldn't feel our fingers anymore!


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I adore J's nursery - have absolutely got over fear about it being pre-school boot camp due to uniform wearing, and being quite strict. I've just taken home Term 2's newsletter and here are some gorgeous bits...
' Children were involved in selecting new resources to extend their play, some children expressed a desire for a castle to be purchased. J spent some time with these children looking on the internet for a suitable castle which arrived this morning much to the delight of the children. Many children helped unpack the castle (n.b. I'd have plunked them in front of telly at this point as their little hands made a mess of the bits! but hey, am not lovely teacher), and after looking carefully at the instructions assisted with putting it together'.
Some police came in to the nursery to talk about being safe whilst shopping (common pastime); 'Several children dressed in the police costumes and enjoyed 'patrolling' the nursery.'
And finally;
'All children will need hats and gloves as well as warm coats as the weather gets colder, we do use the outside learning environment as much as possible. Please ensure that you name all items of clothing and where possible gloves attached on elastic through children's coats would be extremely helpful'.
Who knew the practice of elasticated glove/coat combo's had not ended in the 1970's? Am off to buy some elastic today, hope it is still ok with fingerless gloves not mittens.


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Everything is permitted, especially relaxing with your family, shopping between friends, discovering new shops, having a drink in the lounge space…
Extra advantage: free parking from 5pm, until the shops, which are opened till 8pm, close.
The place to be of the Friday!
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Imagine a world where everyone is on Twitter (or whatever similar service is around in a few years, federated or otherwise). In theory everyone would be connected to everyone else, directly or indirectly. What kind of world would that look like?
Here's what I'm getting at.
There are two extremes with Twitter:
- Nobody follows anybody on Twitter (zero connectivity)
- Everybody in the world follows everybody else (hyper-connectivity)
What would the world look like when everybody's connected via Twitter? And if you factor in Twitter's future evolution (geolocation services, etc.), what kind of influences would that have on culture, business, education, healthcare, technological evolution, warfare, governance, global and local politics?
But there's an area between those two extremes. One where a substantial portion of the globe is variably connected with the rest. Everyday, more and more people in the world are stepping in that direction – with the theoretical limit asymptotically approaching pure hyper-connectivity.
It may be easy to roughly imagine what the world would look like at both extremes.
But it's the middle area that's perhaps most interesting. And somewhat mysterious.
What happens as we connect more and more will absolutely have something to do with our individual and collective health, for good or ill.
We've only just embarked on a journey whose story has yet to be told.
So here's the simple question about Twitter's World Role:
What will our world look like when half of the world's population follows itself on Twitter while the other half follows nobody?
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Blue Jackets crush Blackhawks
Antoine Vermette and Kristian Huselius scored twice as the Columbus Blue Jackets routed the Chicago Blackhawks 8-3 Thursday night.
Columbus won the game as +140 underdogs, while the 11 goals sailed OVER the posted over/under (5.5).
Mike Commodore, Jakub Voracek, Andrew Murray, and Mike Blunden also scored for the Blue Jackets.
Kris Versteeg, Tomas Kopecky, and Adam Burish replied for the Blackhawks.


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Quality Software, International Conference on (2007)
Portland, Oregon, USA
Oct. 11, 2007 to Oct. 12, 2007
pp: 336-341
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/QSIC.2007.39
Ebrahim Bagheri , University of New Brunswick
Ali A. Ghorbani , University of New Brunswick
There have been various proposals for the formalization of appropriate viewpoint-based frameworks. Each of these approaches have been devised with a specific motive and to address an important concern. The model that we pro- pose in this paper attempts to provide a basis for conceptual model integration particularly with the existence of partial ignorance and uncertainty. The model attempts to formal- ize the degree of uncertainty present in experts' expressions, and proposes tools for conceptual model integration and formal consensus building between the involved viewpoints. Metrics for measuring integration effectiveness have also been proposed in this paper. The model proposed in this paper has been employed in a case study to collaboratively develop a conceptual model for the Pet Store application.
Ebrahim Bagheri, Ali A. Ghorbani, "On the Collaborative Development of Para-Consistent Conceptual Models", Quality Software, International Conference on, vol. 00, no. , pp. 336-341, 2007, doi:10.1109/QSIC.2007.39


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The Disney Wedding Podcast is an unofficial show dedicated to weddings, vow renewals and commitment ceremonies at Disney destinations around the globe. Each week, host Carrie Hayward takes a look at what's new and exciting in the world of Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings, from the latest news, planning information and money-saving tips to in-depth interviews and event coverage. The program frequently features special guests, including industry experts and real Disney brides and grooms.
The Disney Wedding Podcast also covers non-Disney weddings at Walt Disney World, honeymoon tips, and ideas for celebrating anniversaries, engagements and other romantic occasions at the Disney parks and resorts.
About Carrie Hayward
Print and broadcast journalist Carrie Hayward is the author of PassPorter's Disney Weddings & Honeymoons, a guidebook and bridal organizer for weddings, vow renewals, commitment ceremonies and honeymoons at Walt Disney World and on the Disney Cruise Line.
She is also the E-Book Editor at PassPorter Travel Press, an independent publisher of best-selling Disney park guidebooks. Because she does not work for the Walt Disney Company, Carrie is free to share unbiased opinions and advice on weddings at the Disney parks and resorts. Official information on Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings can be found here.
From 2010–2011, Carrie co-hosted Inside Disney Weddings, the first podcast dedicated to Disney weddings and honeymoons. Carrie was married at Walt Disney World in 2008.


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Friday, June 9, 2017 - 10:56
New dates have been added for Il Divo concerts in both Brasil and the US, the latter with LeAnn Rimes joining the guys for the evening (more information on the below links).
Please bear in mind these concerts are currently still unconfirmed by Il Divo or their management. Thanks Julie and IDGI for the information.
- Sep 16: Thunder Valley Resort - Lincoln, CA, US with LeAnn Rimes(now confirmed)
- Oct 5: Teatro Guaira - Curitiba, Brazil
- Oct 7: C. Conv. Ulysses Guimaraes - Briasilia, Brasil
- Oct 11: - Vivo Rio - Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
- Oct 14: Espaço da Americas - Sao Paulo, Brasil
- Oct 15: Espaço da Americas - Sao Paulo, Brasil


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Blue blood will mix freely with commoners on Friday evening at a gala concert in Amsterdam's renowned Concertgebouw in honour of Princess Máxima's 40th birthday. The Argentinian-born princess has sent out more than 700 invitations to family, friends, royalty and a number of people who have worked with her over the past ten years.
Members of the Belgian, Danish, Norwegian and Luxembourg royal families sitting in the 'royal' balcony can be admired by the 1,200 'commoners' who have bought their tickets. The venue is sold out for this evening's concert.
Among the guests are Princess Máxima's parents, Jorge and Maria Zorreguieta. Mr Zorreguieta was not allowed to attend his daughter's wedding to the heir to the Dutch throne, Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, because he had served as a minister in Argentina's dictatorial Videla regime. Since the wedding, however, he has been a regular visitor to the Netherlands.
Two Liszt piano concertos with Argentinian-Israeli Daniel Barenboim as soloist will provide a full evening's entertainment.
Mr Barenboim was born in Buenos Aires and moved with his family to Israel when he was ten. His is general music director of the Berlin State Opera and the Staatskapelle Berlin, as well as principal guest director of La Scala in Milan.
Princess Máxima turned 40 on 17 May. She married Willem-Alexander on 2 February 2002.
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