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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: My young husband has a Halloween sex fantasy he wants. First, he's making out with me in the bedroom in a witch's costume with a mask, then at the optimum point, the witch disappears into the hallway and comes back as a human (me again) now dressed in a sheer black negligee, red lipstick and long red nails. Yech! That's a lot of work for me. I don't want to do it, but I have an idea. What if I really scared the heck out of him as the witch and it was so scary he couldn't physically continue with the second half of the fantasy? What do you think? -- Deflater, Wolseley
Dear Deflater: You have every right to say no, and the sooner the better if you're going to do that. But consider this: It may be better to do the fantasy over-dramatically than to utterly refuse and have his yearning for it continue. Many a couple has tried out a fantasy that's bombed, and then it's out of the fantasy lineup for good, just like that. So why not shriek your head off and give him such a loud, cackling witch act he won't be physically ready or interested in the switcheroo ending? As a half-decent (OK, completely fake) sport, you might then pull out a different fantasy you like yourself and dazzle him with it. Why bother? It's not good for a couple to end a much-anticipated night of sexual experimentation on a sour note.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: Regarding the Romeo Ring -- I think this woman (who doesn't want the first fiancée's returned engagement ring) is a total flake. She is doing the guy a favour by breaking up with him. Think about it: She "fell for him big time" and he wants to marry her. He was engaged eight years ago to the first one. The new fiancée didn't even give him a chance to explain or recant. Marriages have been proposed with a pull tab from a beer can! It's a symbol. Tell Shocked she doesn't deserve to get married because she is more shallow than this Romeo. -- Shaking My Head, Winnipeg
Dear Shaking: This ring was a big one and the right girl would have appreciated the beauty of its giant size. End of story. Unfortunately for Love No. 2, she wanted a sentimental ring, straight to her, first time out of the box.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I'm fed up with my boyfriend because he only wants sex when he's good and ready for it, which is usually when he's been drinking on Saturday night. He thinks sex is dirty! His parents taught him that. I come from a liberal family where sex is considered healthy. I have tried to talk to my boyfriend about this and he says I'm taking all the fun out of it by making it a health thing. Should I stay or go? -- Frustrated Liberal, Winnipeg
Dear Frustrated: You're complaining about three red flags: lack of frequency, drinking to have sex and needing a dirty feeling to get into it. Three strikes, he's out. You need to find a guy whose mindset is healthier. Most guys don't have these issues. They don't need sex to feel dirty in order to get turned on. Some of them can be turned on by seeing a lovely pair of grapefruits in the produce aisle. So find yourself a guy without hang-ups -- one who shares your happy, healthy attitude -- then you can relax and enjoy a love life with him.
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ROME — Novak Djokovic is going to the French Open with a big clay-court victory in his pocket. And a heavy heart.
Djokovic extended his recent dominance over Rafael Nadal by rallying for a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 victory Sunday to win the Italian Open for the third time — then dedicated the title to his flood-hit native Serbia by carving a heart on the clay with his racket.
"This heart on the court is for you," he told the fans in Italian during the victory celebration. "It's also a special dedication to my country, which is suffering a lot right now. My heart is with them."
In the women's final, Serena Williams kept the crowd from being a factor in a 6-3, 6-0 victory over 10th-seeded home favorite Sara Errani to win her third Rome title.
Errani was bidding to become the first Italian to win the tournament in nearly 30 years but the top-ranked Williams quickly took control in both sets and Errani was slowed by a left thigh problem.
Williams had a left thigh problem herself last week that prompted her to withdraw before her quarterfinal match at the Madrid Open. Now she appears back on track for the French, which starts next Sunday.
"I'm not 100 percent but I'm just kind of going on adrenaline," Williams said.
Djokovic found his motivation from a different source.
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"I'm trying to contribute in my own way," Djokovic said. "These are very critical times for our country and our people. But we're being united and this win and this trophy is dedicated to them."
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FORMER Liberal Democrat leader Malcolm Hall has called for his party to be clearer about the difference they are making in the national coalition government after losing his borough council seat.
Mr Hall's defeat in Winyates to Labour brings to an end an 18 year presence by the Liberal Democrats on the council which at one time had seen them gain as many as five councillors.
The party's other candidates were also shunned by voters across the borough with The Green Party the main beneficiaries taking third place in five wards and tying with them in another.
Although Mr Hall took some comfort from his personal showing where he came second, beating the Conservatives into third, he called on national party leader Nick Clegg to start being clearer with people about the difference the Liberal Democrats were making in the coalition.
"It is a tragedy in British politics that people relate local issues to the national situation. I don't understand why we are so unpopular at the moment nationally anyway because we are the good guys in the Government trying to stop the excesses of the Conservatives," he said.
"I've worked hard in the constituency for 18 years, all of the other candidates were untried and untested and most of the electorate in Winyates know I work hard for the constituency and it's very disappointing.
"We need to keep the coalition together for the sake of the country but I don't think it does any harm at all to show where we disagree with the Tory aspects of the coalition and where we differ with strategy we should make it known. I would like Mr Clegg to be more open with what the debates are in cabinet and where he is losing it."
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EXCLUSIVE: Adam Kokesh Calls For Armed March on DC - VIDEOSubmitted by emalvini on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 14:23
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Radio host and political activist Adam Kokesh joined Alex Jones on his nationally syndicated radio show Monday to discuss what his planned armed march aims to peacefully accomplish:
In a Facebook event post, Kokesh stated that "this is an act of civil disobedience," but stresses, "This will be a non-violent event, unless the government chooses to make it violent."
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The potential for starting an armed conflict on a National Holiday with loads of visitors around for bystanders to get killed or maimed plus our governments proclivity for having unusual partnerships with past "terrorist" suspects = Get the RP movement labelled a terrorist organization.
Next year we can all ask the Guards at Gitmo if would let us have hot dogs and hamburgers for July 4rth (if we aren't droned to death first)
If you're going. Adam should make sure everyone has been checked in, NOT like a police state BUT SO WE HAVE RECORD NOBODY IS LOADED to be safe and that EVERYONE KNOWS, so no shinanigans can be blamed.
I like everything about this except for carrying loaded guns
That part just seems foolish and stupid. You don't load a rifle like that unless you intend to shoot it.
If I were there I would only march if I was sure that all guns were unloaded so no idiot could get us all justifiably murdered.
The individual who refuses to defend his rights when called by his Government, deserves to be a slave, and must be punished as an enemy of his country and friend to her foe. - Andrew Jackson
You know about two years ago
You know about two years ago 300 to 500 patriots descended on my little desert town for a muster sponsored by Oath Keepers. The state brought in an extra 20 Highway Patrolmen "just in case". Some commented that it could've been another "shot heard around the world" type event. Most EVERYONE was packing. Ed Psychic Taxi had his loaded AR on his back. Long guns and hand guns were everywhere. A local militia was there with binoculars and communications just to keep an eye on "them". We walked 3 miles around town, on to Town Hall, then back to the party to listen to Jordan Page the rest of the night. Nobody got shot. No shots were fired. Gun owners are hugely responsible and take their 2A seriously. But this is AZ, not DC!!!
"It is difficult to free fools from the chains they revere".
It's hard not to be a menace to society when half the population is happy on their knees. - unknown
I've been to a lot of 2A and NRA rallies
and I've never seen an accident either. I'm just not too hot on carrying a loaded rifle around that you don't intend to shoot. The only two situations I can see that carrying a loaded rifle is necessary are hunting and during war.
Carrying a loaded pistol in a holster is different. I advocate carrying a loaded pistol in a secure holster at all times. \
The individual who refuses to defend his rights when called by his Government, deserves to be a slave, and must be punished as an enemy of his country and friend to her foe. - Andrew Jackson
Don't be loaded!!! Don't bring AMMO!!!! Everyone that decides to go DON'T BRING AMMO!!!!
who cares
the min a law enforcer see the oh so scary AR-15 you know they will using force to stop you from entering DC.
His name is Edward Snowden
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stupid advice
Better would to be "don't go!".
Entire stunt is a stupid idea.
"If this mischievous financial policy [greenbacks], which has its origin in North America, should become endurated down to a fixture, then that government will furnish its own money without cost. It will pay off its debts and be without debts. It will hav
The good news is that Janet Reno is not Attorney General
If peaceful armed march was taking place in 1997 I am pretty sure it would end in a massacre. The bad news is that many of Clinton's administration surrounding Reno are still in power.
I didn't agree but my hubby thinks it's time we stand up. I still don't like the armed part. But those willing to go, can come to support with no guns, if they weren't comfortable. My husband thinks we it's time to stand up against the gov for it's tyranny. It's a brave move, but those not comfortable with bringing arms should go unarmed and support it with CAMERAS!!!Bring as many as possible to PROTECT the innocent and LIBERTY!
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Libertarian and political commentator Lew Rockwell, warned that the march is equivalent to entering the gates of Mordor, and agreed with Alex that the event could easily be provocateured to demonize the growing liberty movement.
They were saying the same negativity
Before a very successful Jefferson Memorial Dance.
We need to become activists.
In real life on the streets at the airports etc...
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Love won! Deliverance from Tyranny is on the way! Col. 2:13-15
Did they have lethal weapons
Guns change things. I don't remember LewRockwell folks being down on the Jefferson thing.
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Will this be televised/live-stream?
Hopefully it will be live-streamed as was his last organized march on the White House President's Day.
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Kokesh Needs At Least 25,000 Armed Men and Women in DC
Are you kidding? They don't want us to see what they are going to do to them brave or foolish men and women...
This is my take on the armed DC march:
Unless you can get at least 100,000 armed active / retired military to participate in an armed march, it will not pass muster...
The feds will be out there by the thousands to protect Obama and his criminal gang of murdering nazis..
Obama will take this as a direct threat to him and the U.S. government and they will not allow those brave men and women make a statement. They will set a "false flag" terror plot and blame it on them...
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ICv2 asked DC about the reported impact of the New 52 on graphic novel sales, and SVP Bob Wayne said he had not seen an over-all impact on sales, pointing to collections of pre-New 52 content that did well in January (see "Rood & Wayne on January Sales").
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There's cool, and then there's cool.
And then there's Steve McQueen.
The legendary actor's last movie was released in 1980, the same year he died at age 50, so there are a couple of generations of movie-goers out there for whom McQueen is little more than a nostalgic Hollywood reference and a name-drop in a Sheryl Crow song.
But if you love movies and you don't know Steve McQueen, you really should take the time to educate yourself. And a good starting point is tonight at 8 on Spike TV, with the première of the bio-documentary I Am Steve McQueen, followed by a screening of his most memorable big-screen thriller, Bullitt.
I Am Steve McQueen, which was directed by Jeff Renroe and narrated by Robert Downey Jr., is a somewhat whitewashed celebration of the life and career of the actor, who escaped a horrifically difficult childhood and a rather troubled youth to become one of Hollywood's most charismatic and bankable leading men.
The film, which unfolds in mostly chronological order, features interviews with many of McQueen's showbiz contemporaries, as well as several family members, including all three of the actor's wives (Neile Adams, Ali McGraw and Barbara Minty), son Chad and a couple of grandchildren.
They share fond memories and offer gushing tributes to McQueen's tenacity and talent, but the darker aspects of the performer's life are dealt with in only the most passing fashion.
The product of a broken home and an abusive childhood, McQueen seemed destined for a life spent either on the street or behind bars. A stint in the Los Angeles reformatory Boys Republic and enlistment in the U.S. Marine Corps turned things in the right direction, and after being discharged from the corps at age 20, McQueen headed to New York to study acting.
Success was slow in coming, but when he finally caught his first big break -- in Hollywood, as star of the surprisingly successful 1958 horror flick The Blob -- McQueen was ready to capitalize.
His B-movie breakthrough landed him the starring role in the TV western Wanted: Dead or Alive, and he parlayed that high-profile job into a co-starring role alongside Yul Brynner, Charles Bronson and James Coburn in the 1960 feature The Magnificent Seven.
The documentary includes some priceless footage of McQueen engaging in scene-stealing antics while sharing the screen with Brynner, who was notoriously competitive and didn't take kindly to being upstaged by someone he considered to be an underling.
McQueen's trickery worked; he stole every scene that he was in, and after The Magnificent Seven, Hollywood regarded him as leading-man material. Huge hits, including The Great Escape, The Cincinnati Kid, The Sand Pebbles, The Thomas Crown Affair, Bullitt, The Getaway and Papillon, followed.
Much is said about McQueen's brilliance as an actor and his talent as a racer of cars and motorcyles; on the other hand, McQueen's difficult on-set reputation, serial womanizing and self-destructive tendencies are mostly glossed over, with some of the people most directly affected by them all but defending his toxic behaviour.
It's far from a complete picture, but I Am Steve McQueen is an adequate introduction for those who aren't familiar with his complex life and considerable screen catalogue. And if you do choose to tune in, do yourself a favour and stick around for Bullitt, which airs immediately following the documentary. In addition to ably showcasing McQueen's magnetic screen presence, it also includes the 11-minute car chase through the streets of San Francisco that set the standard for all onscreen automotive action that has followed. Hands down, still the best chase scene in movie history.
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New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 15, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas Wednesday March BHeraldZeitung 11 A Sports Day To talk with Sports Editor Thomas Godley about Sports Day call 6259144 ext 24 HeraldZeitung Sports Day The Press The Days Quote We are no doubt the best 03 team in the district Weve let some close ones get away that we should have won but the girls know they can play with the best in district We will be Canyon Softball Coach Charlie Adams In the news Unicorns girls soccer set to face Lockhart in playoffs The New Braunfels Unicorns girls soc cer team will take on the Lockhart Lady Lions Friday at at Lockhart NB Coach Joey Trevino said the Unicorns lost the coin flip for home field advantage Im 02 in coin flips but we are ready to play regardless of the Trevino said The Unicorns handled the Lady Lions 70 earlier this year Trevino was cautious about being over the score was not a good indication of how Lockhart can play If the Unicorns win they would go up against Austin Bowie at NBHS on March 21 NCAA tournament schedule By The Associated Press All Times EST EAST REGIONAL First Round At Baltimore Arena Baltimore Thursday March 16 Wake Forest 245 vs North Carolina Minnesota 1911 vs Saint Louis 22 30 minutes after previous game Alabama 229 vs Pennsylvania Oklahoma State 239 vs Drexel 30 minutes after previous game At Knickerbocker Arena Albany SOUTHEAST REGIONAL First Round At The Pyramid Memphis Tenn Thursday March 16 Oklahoma 238 vs Manhattan Arizona State 228 vs Ball State 19 30 minutes after previous game Kentucky 254 vs Mount St Marys Md Brigham Young 229 vs Tulane 30 minutes after previous game At TallahasseeLeon County Civic Center Tallahassee Fla MIDWEST REGIONAL FirstRound At University of Dayton Arena Dayton Ohio Thursday March 16 Arizona 237 vs Miami Ohio Virginia 228 vs Nicholls State 30 minutes after previous game Kansas 235 vs Colgate Western Kentucky 263 vs Michigan 30 minutes after previous game At The Frank Erwin Special Events Center Thursday March 16 Connecticut 264 vs Tennessee Chattanooga Cincinnati 2111 vs Temple 30 minutes after previous game Oregon 198 vs Texas 8 Maryland 247 vs Gonzaga 30 minutes after previous game At BSD Pavilion Boise Idaho Friday March 17 Utah 275 vs Long Beach State 20 Mississippi State 207 vs Santa Clara 30 minutes after previous game Missouri 198 vs Indiana UCLA 252 vs Florida Internationa 30 minutes after previous game Kemille controls Canyon batters Antlers come out hitting before Cougars settle down in 70 game HeraldZeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Down 50 in the first Inning Canyon Coach Ralph Behrend talked to his pitcher Marshall Taggart and catcher Brandon Cox The Cougars settled down the rest of the way but eventually lost 70 By THOMAS GODLEY Sports Editor Getting behind early against a good defensive team is not what Canyon Coach Ralph Behrend envisioned head ing into Tuesday nights game against Kerrville Tivy But thats what exactly what happened The Cougars gave up live runs in the first inning and dug a hole that led to a 7 0 defeat at home Were the kind of team thai has to do things like bunt and move players on base with steals and good base Behrend said Once they got five runs in the first inning it limited our Marshall Taggart got in pitching trou ble early on for the Cougars After load ing the bases and allowing three runs Taggart turned over the pitching chores to Reagan George who gave up two more runs before closing out the inning The Cougar defense held tough for the next four innings George retired the side in the third and fifth inning while second baseman Brcttc Punish and first baseman Matt Behrend combined for double plays in the second and fifth innings In all Canyon only allowed eight hits and committed no errors was pleased with our defense dur ing the middle part of the Miller said If we can continue to keep that up and sharpen our hitting and pitching well be in good Meanwhile Kcrrvillc pitcher David Maroua who improved his record to 3 0 kept Cougar batters at bay Canyon mustered three hits on the night The Baseball standings District Smithson New I was pleased with our defense during the mid dle part of the game If we can continue to keep that up and sharpen our hitting and pitching well be in good Ralph Behrend Canyon baseball coach only scoring threat came in the fourth inning when Ricky Boehle led off with a successful bunt stole second base and reached third on an error The threat end ed with Boehle getting tagged out at home Kerrville added two security runs in the sixth inning Marc Castijella took over the pitching reigns and finished out the final two innings for Canyon The Cougars next trek to Belton for a tournament and first round game against Waxahachie at Thursday Soccer game marred tyffisfFhas no place for winners Thomas Godley As most of us know soccer emphasizes playing with the feet as opposed to the fists It seems simple enough but the rule was severe ly bent last Friday when players from Canyon and Smithson Valley abandoned the legs and turned to armswinging fisticuffs during a heat ed district soccer match One parent described it as a benchclearing brawl that was as ugly as high school sports Another spectator said she was appalled that some fans cheered on their kids and were smiling and remorseless as they exited the sta dium Strangely enough only one player is under scrutiny for disciplinary action Even more dis turbing is that one team was handed the win Canyon which held a 10 lead with about 35 minutes left in the game when the referees decided to call it off apparently comes away with an improved district record The University Interscholastic League leaves it up to district officials to handle such matters Coaches and administrators havent decided whether to let it stand as a for Canyon and defeat for Smithson Valley A ruling may come once officials look at the game film this week Thats much too long for this plain and sim ple issue No way can any team be rewarded in a contest cut short by violence What kind of message does that send First it says to a team Get a lead and pro voke a fight Its a sureshot way to stop the game and keep your opponent from mounting a Second it detracts from the seriousness of what took place Friday night A player was punched in the face Fortunately he escaped serious injury His safety above all should be lingering in the minds of all those involved in the fracas A discussion on winners and losers only overshadows the fact that a young man was attacked in front of parents and peers The family of that injured player has con sidered filing charges No doubt they were shocked and hurt by the incident Neither team should look at the episode from a winloss standpoint and the game should be nullified It matters even less in this case that Canyon was already assured a playoff spot and Smith son Valley had long been removed from the dis trict race Both soccer coaches said they have talked about what went astray that night They agreed it was an isolated incident spurred in the heat of the Soccer has taken a beating in the public eye in year past Neither coach wants to tarnish what is an otherwise healthy competitive and growing sport Granted these arent the first high school athletes to let emotions get away from them in a heated rivalry It happens in football baseball and basketball But lets not brush aside a sobering incident that occurred last Friday The players knew what was going on and more than one kid should be held accountable Most of all we shouldnt let one team come away with the unfair notion of having won the game Thomas Godley is spans editor for the Her aldZeitung Texas Tech knows little about NIT opponent By MARK JEWELL Associated Press Writer SPOKANE Wash AP How is Washington State preparing for tonights openinground National Invitation Tour nament game against Texas Tech Jumping real high for one coach Kevin Eastman said Tuesday They Texas Tech are unbelievable Eastmans Cougars 1611 hope to counter the highscoring Red Raiders 209 athleticism and speed with physical play and shooting accuracy Were going to have to block them out were going to have to shoot well were going to have to concentrate on sprinting back every time they get control of the he said Texas Tech meanwhile professes tc know little about the Cougars going into the 9 PST game Washington State will be a very good basketball team and theyve really played well on their home Red Raiders coach James Dickey said We dont know much about them but Im sure they are very talented and 1 know they are well The teams have never met but Jason Martin knows both programs Unicorns get back on track against Travis By THOMAS GODLEY Sports Editor Signs of last years playoff team are begining to reappear in the New Braunfels Unicorns baseball team Behind seven hits and one error the Uni corns cruised past the Austin Travis Rebels 95 Tuesday night at NBHS Field Hector Molina pitched six innings and scat tered ten 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Federal CIOs should prepare themselves for the culture change that may come in their evolving role as they shift from being the IT shop keeper to a leader making major decisions, said panelists discussing the role of the future federal CIO at a luncheon hosted by the Association for Federal Information Resources Management.
The meeting, held Nov. 16, focused on the topic, which was pushed into the limelight when the Office of Management and Budget on Aug. 8, 2011 released a memo that outlined the new focus areas for government CIOs.
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Prior to the relase of the OMB memo, the Office of Personnel Management decided to establish an investment committee that tracks every dollar amount over $250,000, said Matthew Perry, CIO at OPM.
"It's interesting from my perspective [as CIO] that we lease a lot of properties in the whole United States," he said. "Where is the IT side and why does the chief information officer need to be involved in that? Guess what? I have to support all of that."
Federal CIOs have also found themselves working in a more collaborative environment and in partnership with other agencies. This shift from being autonomous to a shared relationship has proven to be "a tremendous cultural change," said John Teeter, deputy CIO at the Health and Human Services Department.
"We're in a time when the budget constraints being what they are, we can use that as a catalyst for bringing people together for sharing cost and developing consensus," he said. "I think that, more than anything, can help us break down some of the cultural barriers. It's not easy, but it's necessary."
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It is a little amusing to think that anyone could believe that this initiative will penetrate the wall of opposition to the CIO position. The one glaring lack of support of this whole endeavor has been and will continue to be an absence of doctorial, policy, procedural guidance from OPM implementing the Clinger-Cohen (CCA) Act. The CIO council and OMB can and should publish all their thoughts about how this position should function. But in the end it is OPM that must ultimately define, establish, and implement policies and procedures which set the role, functional relationships, accountabilities, and responsibilities within the Government Agencies Managerial Structure. CCA was DOA due to this lack of follow through and without it, this initiative will result in more of what we have lived with for the past 16 years. Rationally, one must at some point come to the conclusion that this result is intentional and the end-state goal is to continue to diversify, confuse, and overcome those that want to establish a structure providing the capability of having transparent government operations.
The funny thing about collaboration and concensus across multiple departments or agencies is this...in an IT project it takes a problem and adds a myriad of levels to the complexity with everyone's "wish list" and pretty soon you get a "kluge" that is an epic fail. Concensus is merely "horse trading" by the participants to get the things they want by selling their vote for things others want. collaboration is merely a sales job for the visions held by many of what this monster project will give us!!..Gee, sounds just like our Congress.
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Benefits of modest weight or waist circumference loss in a remote North Queensland Indigenous population
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D'Onise, K., McDermott, R. A. and Campbell, S. K. (2013), Benefits of modest weight or waist circumference loss in a remote North Queensland Indigenous population. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 37: 345–349. doi: 10.1111/1753-6405.12082
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It's nice to know there are organic options of makeup available.
I don't remember ever thinking if my beauty products, especially my makeup, would affect my pregnancy. But for body creams and lotions I ttried avoiding anything that would contain added fragrance. My skin is sensitive and I thought it would irritate more easily during pregnancy.
I didnt really avoid anything makeup while pregnant, but with all the crazy chemicals and stuff they put in some makeup, its kind of scary, so Im glad they have some pretty awesome looking all natural lipsticks :)
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