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Retractable Kabuki Brush
A retractable Kabuki brush perfect for mineral make-up. Read More
Item No: 23028
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Hygienic, compact retractable kabuki brush with extra soft natural bristles is perfect for mineral makeup. Featuring a protective lid to keep your brushes clean when travelling or carried in your bag.
- To expose: pull lid off and slide collar down
- To close: slide out retractable collar until bristles are completely covered and fit lid
- Less is more. You just need the tiniest amount of mineral foundation to achieve a beautiful and natural complexion
- Place a small amount of foundation into the lid (or container of your choice)
- Load your bristles by swirling or tapping your Kabuki in the foundation
- Remove the excess foundation by tapping your brush on the side of the lid or container
- Using a circular motion, gently buff the foundation onto your entire face. For the most natural results make sure to blend into your hairline and upward along your hair and jawline
- Build your coverage. Apply one light layer at a time until you achieve your desired coverage. If you feel it takes too many layers to achieve your coverage, you might consider applying concealer before your foundation.
Wash in lukewarm, soapy water and allow to drynaturally. Do not use until the bristles are completely dry.
Use Manicare Brush Cleaner to quickly sanitise brush in between washes."


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Lucy Jane Lamb, my great-grandmother, was born on September 16, 1868 in Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida to John Lamb and Almira Peacock Lamb.
In June, 1885, the Florida State Census listed the Lamb family as #223 with Lucy Jane as age 16 and single. Her father's birthplace was North Carolina and her mother's birthplace was Georgia. The record is on page 434.
Two and a half years later at age 19, on December 22, 1887, Lucy Jane Lamb married John Pinckney Willis as stated in the license issued by James Stanfill, Calhoun County District Judge for the 2nd County Circuit of the State of Florida on December 19, 1887. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles S. Fuss and witnessed by James Stanfill.
|Marriage License for John Pinckney Willis and Lucy Jane Lamb
|John Pinckney Willis (1866-1911)
Lucy Jane Lamb Willis (1868-1945)
December 1, 1888, at age 20, Lucy and John's first child, their oldest son, John Joseph Willis, was born in Blountstown or Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida.
April 24, 1890, their second child, their second son, George Washington Willis, was born in Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida when Lucy was 21.
April 23, 1891, at age 22, Lucy and John's third child and their first daughter, Mary Almira Willis, was born in Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida.
July 15, 1892, John and Lucy's fourth child, the third son, William "Willi" Jefferson Willis, was born in Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida when Lucy was 23.
On July 15, 1893, Lucy, age 24, and John's second child, son George Washington Willis died in Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida when George was 3 years old. He was buried at Bailey(s) Cemetery, Calhoun County, Florida. Directions to Baileys Cemetery are to begin at Highway 20 at Clarksville, go north on Hwy 73, right on Bailey Cemetery Road, go 1 mile. The Bailey(s) Cemetery will be on the right on a curve.
There is one only more Willis listed by now at the www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/floridacalhoun/Cemeteries/Bailey webpage, a child, Lucy Lamb Willis with no dates. With this name, I wonder if this could be another child of John Pinckney and Lucy Jane Lamb Willis. If the child was born to Lucy and John Willis, the birth probably occurred between 1887 and 1909 when their family lived in Calhoun County. There are other Lamb and Cook surnames and maiden names that are probably ancestors and buried at Bailey(s) Cemetery. In addition, there are 21 graves without identification and 55 graves with names but no dates.
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September 19, 1893, the fifth child, a second daughter of John and Lucy, was Alice Lucinda Willis was born at Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida when Lucy was 25. Alice is important to me as she is my maternal grandmother who had six children, four of whom lived to adulthood, with her husband, Richard Lusky Gray in east Texas in Anderson County and Montgomery County. The four children married and gave Lusky and Alice 14 grandchildren. Presently there are 12 living grandchildren who have many children and grandchildren of their own in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New York, and Virginia.
April 29, 1895 their sixth child and fourth son Jesse Loyd Willis was born in Chipola, Calhoun, Florida when Lucy was age 26.
April 13, 1897 the seventh child and third daughter Cecilia Viola Ola Jacqueline Willis was born at Willis or Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida when Lucy was 28.
September 13, 1898 John and Lucy's eighth child and fifth son Charles Dewey Willis was born at Willis, Calhoun County, Florida when Lucy was 29.
On January 6, 1900, the U.S. Census stated that the John Pinckney and Lucy Jane Lamb family lived at District 2, Pippins Mill, Calhoun County, Florida. It lists John's birthplace as North Carolina, Lucy's birthplace as Georgia, total number of children as 8, and number of living children as 7. The parent's marriage year was given as 1888 [listed as 1887 on the marriage license] with number of married years as 12. John P. Willis owned his own farm with no mortgage. Lucy's occupation was not given. The ages for the family given in the 1900 U.S. Census were: John P. Willis 34, Lucy J. Willis 31, John J. Willis 11, Mary A. Willis 9, William J. Willis 7, Alice L. Willis 6, Jesse L Willis 5, [Callie]
Cecilia V. Willis 3 and Charles D. Willis 1.
September 4, 1900 was the birth of the ninth child, John and Lucy's fourth daughter Ludie Valonia Willis at Willis, Calhoun County, Florida when Lucy was almost 32.
June 27, 1902 Lucy, at age 33, and John had their tenth child, son Marvin Rivey Willis, born in Calhoun County, Florida.
March 28, 1904, the eleventh child was born to Lucy, age 35, and John, a son Purley Gratan Willis, born at Chipola, Calhoun County, Florida.
April 25, 1906, John and Lucy, age 37, had their twelfth child, son Guy Clifford Willis, born at Willis, Calhoun County, Florida.
January 29, 1908, they had their thirteenth child, son Alton Jackson Willis, the last child born in Florida at Willis in Calhoun County. Lucy was 39.
|John Pinckney & Lucy Jane Lamb Willis Family: 10 of 14 Children

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Control the ultimate elite mercenary force in The Expendables 2, a shooter based on the blockbuster action franchise. Play as one of four of the world's most legendary mercenaries -- Barney Ross, Gunner Jensen, Hale Caesar and Yin Yang -- on an adventure to rescue an extremely valuable, kidnapped billionaire. It's business as usual, until all hell breaks loose and the explosive mix of testosterone and kerosene detonates in a massive fireball that never lets up. The adventure concludes right where the new movie begins, creating a continuous story experience for fans of the Expendables' hard-boiled brand of action.
Players can join up to three friends locally and online to experience all-out action in cinematic, close-quarter combat or while controlling an arsenal of vehicles in exotic locations including Somalian deserts, Burmese jungles, and more, and fans looking to compete for bragging rights can play through several challenges for the top spots on leaderboards.
Also known as: The Expendables 2
Release Region: United States
Release Date: July 31, 2012
Publisher: Ubisoft
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Release Date: August 22, 2012
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Release Date: August 17, 2012
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BMW 3 Series
BMW chose the Beijing auto show for the world introduction of the production version of its long-wheelbase 3 series sedan.
The car was stretched 11 centimeters to provide extra room in the rear seat. Chinese customers will choose among three versions: the 335Li, the 328Li or the 320Li.


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Google's Developer Dilemma: Open Up Google+ Or Hold On To 'Something Special'?
Google's reluctance to open up a full API was front and center Thursday afternoon as several members of the Google+ team hosted a "fireside chat" with developers at the 2012 Google I/O conference.
The company has been, in the words of Google+ VP Bradley Horowitz, "tentative" in its approach to opening up a complete read-and-write API because it believes "something special" and "magical" is happening on Google+.
"We want to create something that elevates engagement," Horowitz told a group of several dozen developers, many of whom asked questions about getting complete API access. Horowitz said he doesn't like tools that would automate posting to Google+ (potentially at the same time as they post to other social networks) because that kind of content doesn't generate user engagement.
(Google's David Glazer also reiterated a point that the company has made before when he said that another reason Google has been slow to release APIs is that it doesn't want to have to change the rules for developers later.)
Implied in Horowitz's comments is that the company believes opening up full read-write API access would lead to an influx of spam (at worst) and/or low-quality content (at best) as developers create many of the same kind of tools that allow automated publishing on other social services.
But therein lies the dilemma. Although Google activity appears to be growing to a small degree, it lags well behind primary competitors like Facebook and Twitter, both of which have more fully developed APIs. You could say the company has two choices:
- Open up a full read-write API so that developers can create more useful tools and apps that would increase activity/usage of Google+, but would also lower the quality that Google sees as its competitive advantage, or
- Continue to not offer a full read-write API so that content remains more engaging, but suffer from lower activity and usage in the process.
It's clear from Horowitz's impassioned speech that Google+ plans to stick with the latter option for the foreseeable future. He didn't, however, completely rule out offering a full read-write API someday. "Part of our tentative nature is because we want to get it right," he said.
But all was not bad news for developers. The Google team didn't specifically confirm any future plans, but did hint strongly that developer requests such as adding Google+ comments to the API and offering vanity URLs to all users are in the team's plans.
On the latter point, Horowitz said having vanity URLs would be "incredibly useful" because, if you're at a party and want to connect with someone who's also on Google+, "you shouldn't have to give someone a 16-digit number."
We're listening.
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho said Mark Schwarzer will provide valuable competition and motivation for number one goalkeeper Petr Cech after handing the veteran Australian a surprise role at Stamford Bridge.
Mourinho made clear that he regarded Cech as the world's best 'keeper, but he said the 40-year-old Schwarzer gave Chelsea extra "security" as a vastly experienced and highly rated back-up.
The Australian international signed on a free transfer this week after spells at Fulham and Middlesbrough and immediately jumped on the plane for Chelsea's pre-season tour of Asia.
"I always said even when I was coaching other teams that we have the best goalkeeper in the world but we need competition for him, we need protection, we need motivation," Mourinho said in Bangkok.
"We need somebody that can give us security and I think Schwarzer is perfect for that because he's a very good goalkeeper, he's very experienced.
"He spent all his career in the Premier League so the Premier League is his natural habitat, so, getting a good opportunity for a free transfer, we have in Mark the goalkeeper we need to complete our group of goalkeepers."
Both Schwarzer and Cech are in the travelling party to Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia along with academy 'keeper Jamal Blackman, who is six foot five (1.95 metres) and 19.
Schwarzer's one-year contract runs until the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, for which Australia are already qualified.
Socceroos coach Holger Osieck has given his blessing to Schwarzer's move despite the prospect of limited playing time this season, according to reports in Australia.
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Pallante Appointed Permanent Head of Copyright Office
WASHINGTON, June 1, 2011 - Librarian of Congress James Billington made permanent the appointment of Maria Pallante to the top post at the U.S. Copyright Office, where she has served as Acting Register of Copyrights since the beginning of the year. Pallante's appointment secures her spot as the successor of Marybeth Peters, who retired from the Copyright Office at the end of 2010 after 16 years of service. Keep Reading


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The Canadian Pork Council (CPC) has called on the U.S. pork industry to withdraw its trade cases against Canada, citing the U.S. Commerce Department's Aug. 17 ruling that the Canadian swine industry farm support payments are fully in compliance with U.S. law and international trade rules.
The CPC release states: "Farm support payments are a fact of life in the U.S., Canada and the global agricultural industry. The result of the recent decision in this trade case is that the U.S. government has found that Canada continues to 'do it right' under U.S. law and the rules of international trade. Furthermore, payments made to Canadian farmers have not harmed the U.S. pork industry."
While the Commerce Department found that federal income stabilization programs in Canada were not "illegal" based on preliminary results, the data did demonstrate that subsidies disproportionately benefited the hog industry, according to the National Pork Producers Council.


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With these far-reaching insights Pasteur conceived an ecological understanding of infectious disease. Infectious disease does not simply have a single cause but is the result of a complex web of interactions within and outside the individual.
The Homeopathic and Ecological View of Infectious Disease
An analogy to help develop an understanding of the ecological perspective of infectious disease can be developed from the situation of mosquitoes and swamps. It is commonly known that mosquitoes infest swamps because swamps provide the still waters necessary for the mosquitoes to lay their eggs and for them to hatch without disruption. In essence, swamps are a perfect environment for the mosquitoes to reproduce.
A farmer might try to rid his land of mosquitoes by spraying insecticide over the swamps. If lucky, he will kill all the mosquitoes. However, because the swamp is still a swamp, it is still a perfect environment for new mosquitoes to fly in and to lay their eggs. The farmer then sprays his insecticide again, only to find that more mosquitoes infest the swamp. Over time, some mosquitoes do not get sprayed with fatal doses of the insecticide. Instead, they adapt to the insecticide that they have ingested, and with each generation they are able to pass an increased immunity to the insecticide on to their offspring.
Soon, the farmer must use stronger and stronger varieties of insecticide, but as the result of their adaption, some mosquitoes are able to survive, despite exposure to the insecticide. Similarly, finding streptococcus in a child's throat does not necessarily mean that the strep "caused" a sore throat, any more than one could say that the swamp "caused" the mosquitoes. Streptococcus often inhabits the throat of healthy people without leading to a sore throat. Symptoms of strep throat only begin if there are favorable conditions for the strep to reproduce rapidly and aggressively invade the throat tissue. Strep, like mosquitoes, will only settle and grow in conditions which are conducive for them.
The child with the strep throat generally gets treated with antibiotics. Although the antibiotics may be effective in getting rid of the bacteria temporarily, they do not change the factors that led to the infection in the first place. When the farmer sprays with insecticide or the physician prescribes antibiotics but doesn't change the conditions which created the problem, the mosquitoes and the bacteria are able to return to those environments that are favorable for their growth.
To make matters worse, the antibiotics kill the beneficial bacteria along with the harmful bacteria. Since the beneficial bacteria play an important role in digestion, the individual's ability to assimilate necessary nutrients to his body is temporarily limited, ultimately making him more prone to reinfection or other illness in the meantime.
Marc Lappe', PhD, University of Illinois professor and author of When Antibiotics Fail, notes that, "When these more benevolent counterparts die off, they leave behind a literal wasteland of vacant tissue and organs. These sites, previously occupied with normal bacteria, are now free to be colonized with new ones. Some of these new ones have caused serious and previously unrecognized diseases." (2)
Some clinicians have found that inappropriate antibiotic usage can transform common vaginal "yeast" infections (candida albicans), which are characterized by simple itching, into a system-wide candida infection which can cause a variety of acute and chronic problems. (3) Although the diagnosis of "systemic candidiasis" is controversial, there is general consensus that frequent antibiotic use can also transform bacteria that normally live in our bodies without creating any problems into irritating and occasionally serious infections in the elderly, the infirm, and the immunodepressed. (4)
And of course, the bacteria learn to adapt to and survive antibiotics. Scientists then must slightly change the antibiotics (there are over 300 varieties of penicillin alone), or make stronger and stronger antibiotics (which generally also have more and more serious side effects). Despite the best efforts of scientists, Dr. Lappe' asserts that we are creating many more germs than we are medicines, since each new antibiotic brings to life literally millions of Benedict Arnolds.
Just 15-20 years ago penicillin was virtually always successful in treating gonorrhea. Now there are gonorrhea bacteria which have learned to resist penicillin, and these bacteria have now been found in all fifty states as well as throughout the world. From 1983 to 1984 alone the number of cases in the U.S. with resistant strains of gonorrhea doubled. (5)
Alexander Fleming, the scientist who discovered penicillin, cautioned against the overuse of antibiotics. Unless the scientific community and the general public heed his warning, Harvard professor Walter Gilbert, a Nobel prizewinner in chemistry, asserted, "There may be a time down the road when 80% to 90% of infections will be resistant to all known antibiotics." (6)
The scientific community and the general public have ignored the insights of the late Pasteur and have ignored the importance of host resistance in preventing illness. Most scientists broadly accepted the germ theory, while only rare individuals have since acknowledged the importance of the ecological balance of microorganisms in the body. But the wisdom of Pasteur remains relevant, and more and more scientists are beginning to acknowledge the importance of alternatives to antibiotics. Even an editorial in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine affirmed the need for the treatment of infections with "less ecologically disturbing techniques." (7) Homeopathic medicines will inevitably play a major role as one of these alternatives.
Are Antibiotics Helpful in Ear and Throat Infections?
Claude Bernard, the esteemed "father of experimental physiology," affirmed Pasteur's contention that bacteria are not the cause of disease. In his most famous book, An Introduction to the Study of Experimental Medicine, Bernard said, "If the exciting cause were the principle factor, for instance, in pneumonia, everyone exposed to cold would come down with this disease, whereas only an occassional case of chilll turns into pneumonia. Unless the subject is predisposed, the most powerful causes will have no effect on him. Predisposition is the 'pivot of all experimental physiology' and the real cause of most disease." (8)
At a health conference in 1976 Jonas Salk noted that there are basically two ways to heal sick people. First, one can try to control the individual symptoms the sick person is experiencing, and second, one can try to stimulate the person's own immune and defense system to enable the body to heal itself. (9) Whereas conventional medicine's allegiance is to the first approach, homeopathy and a wide variety of natural healing systems attempt the latter.
A good example of the questionable value of antibiotic use is their application in children's earache. Ear infection has become one of the most common childhood illness. The infection of the middle ear and eardrum is called "otitis media," a condition for which most physicians prescribe antibiotics. Several researchers, however, have found that antibiotics do not improve health of children compared to those not given antibiotics. (10) Others have found that antibiotics provide a brief relief of symptoms, but subsequently there was no difference compared to those children given placebo. (11) Still others have found that 70% of children with otitis media still had fluid in the ear after four weeks of treatment and that 50% of children experience another ear infection within three months. (12)
Although some physicians assert that antibiotics are responsible for the presently low incidence of complications from ear infections such as mastoiditis, research has shown that there no evidence that antibiotics reduce the incidence of mastoiditis. (13) Homeopaths claim a similarly low complication rate without the use of antibiotics. (14)
One of the more significant studies showed that patients with ear infection who were treated with antibiotics had appreciably more recurrences (as much as 2.9 times) than those people who didn't use any treatment. (15)
In chronic ear infection it has become standard procedure for physicians to use ear tubes in conjunction with antibiotics or in place of it. These tubes help drain the pus from the ear, but this treatment only deals with the results of the problem; it does nothing to treat the reason the infection was able to spread in the first place. This physiological fact may be the reason ear tubes have been found to be of questionable value. (16)
Antibiotics and ear tubes treat symptoms of a problem. They do not strengthen the organism so that it can fight the infection itself, nor do they make the organism less resistant to future infection.
Another myth which continues to be perpetuated is that of the value of antibiotics in treating sore throats. The primary rationale for using antibiotics to treat a sore throat has been to prevent the person from getting rheumatic fever, a potentially fatal condition. Researchers point out that there is presently an extremely low incidence of rheumatic fever. (17)* This low incidence is not the result of antibiotic use because there was a decrease in rheumatic fever incidence even prior to antibiotic use.
[* In 1986 there have been some reports of new outbreaks of rheumatic fever in some parts of the United States. However, Ellen Wald, M.D., medical director of Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, noted that too-early treatment with antibiotics may impair the body's normal immunlogic response and open up the possibility of reinfection, and that this problem must be weighed against the benefit of possibly preventing rheumatic fever. One study showed that those children who were treated with antibiotics immediately upon diagnosis had eight times the recurrent rate of strep throat compared to those children who delayed treatment. (18) In the context of other studies cited in this chapter, it may be worthwhile to compare those who received delayed treatment with those who received no antibiotics. It may also be worthwhile to compare these groups with a group of people prescribed a homeopathic medicine.]
Recent research has even determined that today's strains of streptococcus very rarely cause rheumatic fever (19) and that antibiotics do not even eradicate the strep in 25-40% of the cases, despite demonstrated sensitivity of the organism to the antibiotic. (20)


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Have a North Rebel that has at least one valve that has delaminated
1. Which glue works the best to re-glue the old valves back on to the bladder
2. Or, do I need to purchase new valves after the old ones are removed.
Any tips or advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.


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Mark Leitman sums it up best when he notes that the 2013 planting season was the latest since 1984, and one of the largest corn crops planted. "That's an early indication of the kind of drying potential that may be needed," says Leitman, who is with the Propane Education and Research Council.
The group, which is a kind of checkoff for propane, works to promote research and development of better ways to use propane. It's also the same group that is incentivizing purchase of more efficient grain dryers in a program with GSI and Mathews Company.
"The key thing for a grower is to talk to the local propane provider - and many farmers have already done this - to be prepared," Leitman says. He notes there's an abundant supply of propane out there, the challenge this fall - if harvested grain needs a lot of drying - will be having the propane in the right place.
Leitman notes that upgrading equipment is important since there are more efficient grain drying systems out there that maximize the efficiency of this energy resource in getting the crop in shape. "You can get a system with a lower cost of drying per bushel, and having a dryer mitigates your risk at harvest," he notes. That risk includes the concept of leaving grain to dry in the field, which can lead to increased harvest losses and quality problems too.
As for those new dryers he talks about? "It depends on the dryer you're replacing, but new dryers are 30 to 50% more efficient than older models," Leitman notes. "They offer a cleaner, more complete burn getting all the energy from the propane."
Dealing with logistics
But what about this fall? John Duchscherer, director, propane sales and marketing, CHS Inc., notes that customers are thinking about harvest logistics already. "Two years ago we had late corn on a wider range of geography than today," he recalls. "People were aggressive with booking supply that year, and it turned dry in the latter half of August and they didn't need the grain dryer."
That's the challenge farmers face this season, and the supply industry is aware of the challenge, Duchscherer says. CHS Inc., is prepping for harvest to have supply available. "We're expanding a couple rail terminal arrangements to handle more rail cars - it's too early to make a determination on what we'll need - but we're posturing for it; we're trying to keep an eye on supply."
The last big crunch year for propane delivery - 2009 - tested the delivery system, Duschscherer recalls. He notes the system performed well - even though keeping up was a challenge. "We moved more that year than we ever had and the systems performed as well as could be expected," he notes.
For some growers the answer is to invest in propane now to have a tank on hand if that corn needs drying. The other challenge is to right-size your propane tank. He explains it should be the size needed to provide energy to that dryer for 24 hours. "The speed at which harvest takes place these days, growers need more propane in a shorter period of time," he says. "That really stresses the system."
Those more efficient driers that Leitman talks about can also dry more grain too, which stresses the propane supply delivery chain.
Balancing the idea of investing in a tank full of propane for the potential crunch of a wet-corn harvest versus betting on a dry fall is part of the harvest challenge. "Farmers are optimizing better with bigger tanks, they have to keep in mind that sometimes the propane they need could be coming a long distance," Duchscherer says.
It's time to talk to your supplier about plans in case you'll need propane this fall. And if you're in the market for a new dryer, that incentive from PERC may help. You can learn more at agpropane.com.


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Master Checklist for Dorm Packing
Posted: August 28th, 2008 under live better.
Tags: dorm, living
Packing for college and don't know if you're forgetting something?
This is the single most comprehensive dorm packing list that exists. All the other ones neglect something that another listed, but this is a combination of them all.
Thousands of students have used this list over the years, but I still caution: You don't need everything here. Before you pack something, ask yourself if you really need it. I guarantee that every year you'll get wiser and pack significantly less and less. Try your best to just do that now.
This list is not a "buying list." You've probably had the good sense to buy and pack the absolute essentials, so this list is more of a checklist to keep you sane the moment before you leave home. This is everything you could possibly need. That doesn't mean you need everything though.
My recommendation is to copy the list and paste it into Word. Then delete the stuff you don't use and have never heard of. Then print that personalized list out. But of course visit here again in the near future or share this list with others. This blog runs on visits. =).
Also note to yourself:
- which items are easier to purchase upon arrival,
- which items are easy to improvise (after getting take-out or visiting restaurants for a while, you'll probably have enough napkins or food storage containers),
- which items are easy to share with or borrow from roommates and floormates (It's also a good way to meet the ones you haven't met yet!—even the ones who look as if they sacrifice squirrels but turn out to be super friendly. Okay, I digress.),
- and which items can be brought with you later, exchanged from home later, or shipped later, such as winter clothes.
Other notes
1. Remember to check your college's housing site to see what's not allowed. For Boston University's: http://www.bu.edu/housing/services/furnishings/index.html.
2. Have a list of serial numbers, makes, and models of all expensive items. Have one hardcopy in your dorm, one left at home with your parents, one as a computer file, and one emailed to yourself. It'll help in case of a robbery. You can also take pictures of the items.
3. If you think I forgot anything significant, please leave a comment!
Aaaand on with the list already:
Important General Stuff
wallet, purse, hand bag
ID, license, college ID
cash, change, credit cards, debit cards
glasses, contacts
Basic Kitchen Stuff (even if you won't have a kitchen)
— Necessary: —
forks, knives, spoons (silverware or plastic)
Ziploc® bags, various sizes
reusable water bottle
— Good to Have: —
paper plates
plastic cups
chip clips, clothes pins, twisters
— You Decide: —
microwaveable bowl
thermo cup/mug
food containers
can opener, bottle opener, corkscrew
water purifier/filter/pitcher
sponge and cloth for dishwashing
wet wipes
Additional Kitchen Stuff (if you'll have a kitchen)
— Necessary: —
ceramic plates
pots and pans
dish detergent
hand soap
paper towels
— You Decide: —
plastic wrap, aluminum foil
kitchen towel
dish cloth
oven mitt
coffee maker (only allowed at BU if you'll have a kitchen)
blender (only allowed at BU if you'll have a kitchen)
hot plate (only allowed at BU if you'll have a kitchen)
— Necessary: —
general medication (Tylenol®, Aspirin®, headache, cough, pain reliever, eye drop)
your prescription medication
— You Decide: —
non-perishable food: noodle cups, canned foods, soup
candy, cough drops, gum, mints
snacks, popcorn, cereal, etc.
bottled water, bottled drinks, soda
tea bags, powdered drink mixes
protein mixes
Room Needs / Storage
— Necessary: —
alarm clock
bags: garbage, plastic, paper
small wastebasket, small recycle bin (or improvised with a paper bag)
photos of family, friends, pets
— Good to Have: —
night light, flashlight
all-purpose cleaner
Lysol® / disinfecting wipes (clean the desk on move-in.. you really don't know how few showers the previous inhabitant took)
dry erase board and markers
storage bins, stacking baskets
air freshener
— You Decide: —
bedside lamp, clip-on lamp, desk lamp, decorator lamps, extra light bulbs (In some BU dorms, a desk lamp is provided.)
over-the-door hooks, adhesive hooks
desk chair seat cushion/pad (sometimes the dorm chairs want to abuse your butt)
desk chair (BU has them already, but I've seen some students bring more comfortable ones)
bulletin board and push pins
shoe rack
closet organizer
closet add-in shelf
various organizers: for CDs, for papers, for cosmetics, etc
tools, screwdriver, hammer
RackRaisers®, bed risers
bunking kit
bookcase (BU provides a small one on your desk that should be enough)
dust wipes
Computer Stuff
— Necessary: —
laptop, battery, AC adapter
CDs: your favorite software, emergency startup CD, backup of most important files (keep a copy at home)
ethernet cord, modem
headphones or earbuds
portable USB flash storage drive
— You Decide: —
mouse, mouse pad
laptop case, laptop bag
desktop computer, monitor, keyboard
tablet, iPad
Kindle, Nook, eReader
blank CD-Rs
CD cases
laptop lock
printer (you may want to share with your roommate or use your college's printing labs), extra ink cartridges, blank printer paper
— Necessary: —
surge protectors / extension cords
cell phone, cell phone charger, accessories, and a contract that says you will call home every now and then to talk to those loved ones called parents
— You Decide: —
camera / digital camera
camera accessories: memory card/stick, upload cable, camera battery, battery charger, photo software CDs, other camera accessories
PDA, electronic organizer
battery charger, rechargeable batteries, extra batteries
favorite movies
mp3 player, earbuds, cord for charging/uploading, accessories
audio recording device
CD player, cassette player, headphones, favorite CDs and cassettes (CD? cassette? people still use those?)
land phone, answering machine, phone cord (along with other items if you're from the Jurassic era)
Linens/Laundry Supplies
— Necessary: —
sheets (for most colleges, including BU: extra long)
comforter and duvet cover
clothes hangers
laundry bag/hamper/basket, pop-up hamper
laundry detergent (liquid or convenient tablets)
fabric softener
— You Decide: —
small pillow, headrest pillow
mattress pad / egg crate
laundry stain remover
sewing kit
lint brush
drying rack
Bath and Toiletries
— Necessary: —
towels: body, hair, hand, face, extras
shampoo, conditioner
body wash, or soap and soap container
toothbrush (and extras), toothpaste, toothbrush case
bathroom cup
dental floss
comb, brush
razors, electric razor, shaving cream, aftershave
nail clipper, nail file
extra eyeglasses, case, cloth
contact lens solution
contact lens container
shower shoes, flip-flops (if communal bathroom) (your feet will thank you)
shower tote/caddy (if communal bathroom)
— For Girls (and for guys who wish to pack too much) —
pads, tampons
nail polish, nail polish remover
hair dryer
hair straightener
curling iron
makeup, cosmetics
— You Decide: —
body sponge, back brush
mouth wash
hair gel, pomade, mousse, hairspray
facewash, acne cream
lotion, facial moisturizer
sunscreen, suntan lotion/spray
perfume, cologne
cotton swabs/balls
small mirror
bath robe
Band-Aid® bandages
suction hooks
bathtub scrubber (if your room will have a bathroom)
— Necessary: —
sweaters, hoodies
sneakers, comfortable walking shoes
jackets: light, heavy, rain
dress shoes
dress clothes
1 set formal/business attire
1 set semi-formal attire
— For winter: —
winter coat
— For Guys: —
— For Girls: —
— You Decide: —
slippers, flip-flops, sandals
hat, cap
bathing suit
sports equipment: shin guards, helmet, etc.
gym/athletic clothes
hairbands, hairpins
— For Parties: —
Clothes that barely cover anything
Office/Desk Supplies
— Necessary: —
assignment book, planner
lined paper
pens, pencils, pencil holder, sharpener, eraser
Scotch® tape
— You Decide: —
notebooks: new, old (the bio class you took 10 pages of notes for could still be used like new—please learn to reuse!), composition notebooks
binders, dividers
colored pencils, markers, crayons
highlighter pens (multiple colors)
heavy duty tape, masking tape, mounting tape, duct tape
tacky adhesive
stapler, staples, staple remover
paper clips
rubber bands
Wite-out® (yeah, there's no H. who would've known?)
hole puncher, 3-hole puncher
index cards
Post-it® notes
stamps and envelopes, standard size and paper size
labels of various sizes
adhesive hooks, tack
graph paper
book light
book ends
small memo books / Moleskin books
typing paper holder/clip
stackable desk trays
hanging files or folders, folder storage bin
combination lock
Papers, Books, and Documents
— Necessary: —
textbooks for your classes
phone/address book, important phone numbers, contact list (all of this can be digital)
maps of the campus, of the city, and of public transportation
insurance card/papers/forms
checks, bank stuff
any documents your school told you to bring (as far as I know, BU doesn't require any special documents, other than your college ID for returning students)
— You Decide: —
old notes from previous classes that may be useful
course catalog
dictionary, thesaurus
reference books
guides/instructions for laptop, digital camera, cell phone, graphing calculator, etc
some of your favorite books
high school yearbook, BU Freshman Record
college phone/address directory
phone card
social security card (probably don't need it)
renter's insurance
car insurance, registration (if you're bringing a car)
Visa information, citizenship info, alien info
passport (if you're considering traveling for Spring Break or other breaks)
financial aid forms (leave a copy at home if your parents will need them for reference when they're renewing your aid in the spring)
road maps for how to get to the school.. (or a female driver who's willing to ask for directions when you're lost and it's already the second day of class and you're gonna fail and you wasted $50,000 in tuition just because a male driver was too macho to ask for help)
Misc Things
— Necessary: —
suitcases / luggage bags / duffel bags (for going home during short breaks)
house key
any necessary items for specific classes (especially art classes and gym electives, such as ice skating)
any necessary items or books for your culture and/or religion
— You Decide: —
quarters (most of the big BU dorms have change machines)
key chain / lanyard
favorite mementos/souvenirs
stuffed animals
ear plugs
sleeping mask
patches, thermal patches for aches
beach towel, swim cap, goggles, swimming gear
bug spray
Neosporin®, Imodium®, Pepto-Bismol®, Viagra®, and so on…
condoms, birth control pills, contraceptives (and a copy of the movie "Juno")
pregnancy tests
favorite board games, electronic games
deck of cards
items for your hobbies (such as musical instruments or sports stuff)
sports equipment (basketballs, volleyballs, and a few other items can be rented for free at BU's FitRec gym)
car, keys, GPS, EZ Pass
bike, skateboard, roller skates, roller blades
bike lock, cover, pump
Shared Items (check with roommates to avoid duplication)
— You Decide: —
microwave-fridge aka microfridge (can be rented at BU for about $225—split it with roommates/suitemates)
microwave (not allowed in a BU dorm, but you can bring one and share it in the common room)
TV, TV cable, remote
DVD player, Blu-Ray player
DVDs, Blu-Ray movies
video game systems, controllers, games
audio equipment
air conditioning (not allowed at BU)
handheld vacuum (can be borrowed for free at BU's RA offices)
small brush and dustpan
bathtub scrubber
area rug
iron, ironing board
floor lamp, tree floor lamp
TV/snack tray
fold-out chair
full-length mirror
shower curtain (most BU dorms and apartments have them already)
curtains (most BU dorms have them already)
Absolutely the Most Important
1) a desire to learn, grow, take chances, change, develop, socialize, network, meet people, have fun, get inspired, get empowered
2) a desire to cherish your college experience from Day One! =)
– by Nathan Chow
Boston University Class of 2009
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SOO helpful! like things i would totally forget are on here.. thxxx
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Thanks for such a great list – you've covered everything! My son is going to University in Ottawa (Canada) and this is by far the best list I've seen.
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"For Parties Clothes that barely cover anything" hahah this made me laugh. thank you so much for the list nathan!
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USPTO: Again, Redskin Can't Be Trademarked Because It's A Racist Term
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In the ongoing maelstrom known as the controversy surrounding the Washington Redskins NFL team name, we've covered before how the trademark they've obtained may soon be under siege. Trademark law has a provision that prohibits marks on disparaging and/or racist terminology, of which the term "redskin" is most assuredly included. This provision is a huge pain in the ass of Daniel Snyder, owner of the Redskins, who, on one hand, insists the team retain their racist name while on the other hand throws around accusations of antisemetism willy-nilly. Building on that worry is the recent case of the USPTO coming out and rejecting another trademark attempt on the word "Redskin" for those very reasons.
Well, unfortunately for Snyder, that case isn't a lone example. The USPTO has rejected another such trademark, this for "Washington Redskins Potatoes", in part of the same reason.
"Registration is refused because the applied-for mark includes matter which may disparage or bring into contempt or disrepute persons, institutions, beliefs, or national symbols," the decision, handed down on March 17, says. It concludes: "Given that "REDSKIN" in the mark is a derogatory slang term that refers to, and is considered offensive by, American Indians, registration of the applied-for mark must be refused" under the Trademark Act, a 1946 law that prohibits the trademarking of offensive or derogatory terms. The examining attorney's decision cites dictionary definitions of the word "Redskins" that say it is "usually offensive" or "offensive slang," and it also notes that groups like the National Congress of American Indians and the Oneida Indian Nation regard the word as a disparaging slur.Now, I know all you staunch libertarians out there are going to get your boxers in a twist over this, issuing all the same proclamations about how it isn't your responsibility to not offend people, how this is an infringement of speech, or how this is a sign of our increasingly politically correct society. Look, I get you. A large portion of the time on this type of question, I agree with you. But in this case, the law is pretty clear, as is the accepted definition of the term "redskin." And if the NFL team's mark was removed, it wouldn't mean Snyder had to change the name of the team, it would just mean that anyone else, were they so inclined, would be able to use the term in football commerce at that point (although, not the logo, or other trademarked identifiers for the team). The point, as it has been since day one, is that the United States government should not be in the business of sanctifying racist language via grants of trademarks.
It should be noted that the offensiveness of the term was only partly to blame for the denial of the mark. The USPTO also thought there might be some confusion between the team's existing mark and the potatoes (which might not be entirely crazy given the combination of both "washington" and "redskin" for the potato).
Meanwhile, the appeal on the NFL Redskins mark has been heard, and we're all just awaiting their ruling. If the USPTO is anything to go by, Snyder may want to look for a new name -- or at least recognize that the name won't be trademarked any more.


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