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1.Machine Introduction of Microwave drying sterilizer machine:
Microwave is the electromagnetic wave from 300 MHz to 300 thousand MHz (wavelength 1 m - 1 mm), usually used in radar and communication technology as information transmission.
In modern application, it has been extended to a new energy source. It is used for heating and drying in industry and agriculture, chemical reaction is promoted in chemical industry, and plasma is stimulated in scientific research.
A home microwave oven is a typical example of the application of microwave energy.
The microwave frequencies used for industrial heating in China are 915 MHz and 2450 MHz at present. In use, it can be selected according to the shape, size and water content of the heating material. 2450MHz is the frequency of a second vibration of 2 billion 450 million times a second, one second direct water feed 2 billion 450 million times back and forth vibration friction, water naturally immediately fever.
2. The characteristics of Tenebrio Microwave machine factory are as follows
1, the temperature of sterilization is low. The general germicidal temperature is 70 - 80 C.
2. The time of sterilization is short. Tenebrio Microwave machine factory can quickly germicidal food, about 5 - 10 minutes to achieve bactericidal effect.
3, sterilizing thoroughly. The microwave can penetrate a certain thickness of food, so microwave can sterilize the food both inside and outside when it is germicidal to the food.
4. The quality of the product is good and the shelf life of food is delayed.
5, keep the original flavor and nutrition of the food.
3.Technical data of Tenebrio Microwave machine factory :
1. Model: FGE make essential oil
2. Power: 380V,3PHASE
3. Volume of distillation pot: 10L-300L(according to demand of customers)
4. Heating area of distillation pot: 0.50M2
5. Condensation area of condenser: 0.85M2
4.Advantages Tenebrio Microwave machine factory
Conventional heating (such as flame, hot air, electric heating, steam, etc.) all use heat conduction, convection and thermal radiation to transfer heat to the surface of the heated object first, and then gradually increase the center temperature by heat conduction (commonly known as external heating). Tenebrio Microwave machine factory requires a certain heat conduction time to achieve the desired temperature in the center, while the time required for the object with poor thermal conductivity is longer. Microwave heating is internal heating, electromagnetic energy directly to the medium molecule is transformed into heat, and the transmission properties of the material and medium heated simultaneously, without heat conduction, and the lack of internal cooling conditions, the temperature gradient distribution caused by the internal temperature is higher than the external form, internal drive water to steam surface infiltration pressure, acceleration the migration rate of evaporation of water. Especially for the food with water content under 30%, the speed can be shortened hundreds times, and it is even dry in a short time.
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For the whole equipment,warranty is 12 months,within 12 months,if have equipment quality problems,we will provide accessories freely. After the expiration of the warranty period,if have spare parts problem,we only receive the cost of required replacement parts.We commit we will provide free technical support of equipment all whole life.
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" . . . We think they [people of African ancestry] are . . . not included, and were not intended to be included, under the word "citizens" in the Constitution, and can therefore claim none of the rights and privileges which that instrument provides for and secures to citizens of the United States. . . ." — Chief Justice Roger B. Taney, speaking for the majority
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Sinners, Red States, Blue States
Mitt Romney, presidential candidate, said in now-infamous comments that 47% of the American electorate is dependent on the federal government, that he will never be able to teach them to take personal responsibility for their lives, and that they are certain to vote for Barack Obama in November. He continues a tradition in his party that goes back at least three decades: building political campaigns around the proposition that folks in the heartland exhibit the American virtues of self sufficiency and personal responsibility and the implication that other, more urban, regions display decadent social values and dependency on government.
It is a good general rule to judge individuals on their own merits and not on the supposed attributes of the racial, socioeconomic or geographic groups to which they belong. Cultural generalizations are dangerous. But since questions have been raised, the fearless social scientist will not shrink from confronting them. Are residents of "red states," who tend to vote Republican, indeed more likely to take responsibility for their personal behavior than those who live in "blue states" and tend to vote Democratic?
Inspired by the role that religion plays in the red-state view of the world, I will organize the investigation in terms of the Seven Deadly Sins: Greed, Gluttony, Lust, Sloth, Wrath, and so on. We will see that measures of these "sins," state-by-state, bear a statistical relationship with voting patterns - but not the relationship that many assume. (For data sources and econometric details, see the statistical appendix at my website.)
1) Greed The red states receive more federal spending, relative to taxes, than the blue states, as I wrote in a 2010 blog post. Updated data show that the pattern continues. Those who claim to be fiscally conservative are the ones who in truth tend to feed the most voraciously at the federal trough. Alaskans are the most dependent on the federal government, receiving $7,448 in spending (net of taxes) per capita. New England, the Mid-Atlantic States, Minnesota and Illinois are the biggest net givers. Regarding Romney's specific "47%" allegation: the states with high percentages of people who pay no income tax tend to vote Republican, not Democratic.
Figure 1 shows on the horizontal axis each state's receipt of spending by the federal government, net of tax payments, per capita. The vertical axis shows the ratio of Democratic to Republican votes state by state, in the last three presidential elections. The red states (low in the graph) tend to be on the receiving end (high spending). The blue states (high in the graph) constitute a majority of the ones that foot the bill (positive contributions to the nationwide kitty). The relationship is highly significant statistically.
Figure 1: Federal Spending Received minus Taxes Paid, among Blue vs. Red States (Average of votes in 2000, 2004 and 2008 presidential elections) Click here for larger image.
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2) GluttonyStates where residents suffer more from obesity, in part because they have worse eating habits, tend to vote Republican, as I showed in a blog post last June. To illustrate, a mere 1 percentage point decrease in a state's obesity rate is associated on average with an estimated increase in the ratio of Democratic to Republican voters from 1.00 to 1.07. The relationship is highly significant statistically. (Figure 2.)
Fig.2: Obesity (% of population) Click for larger image.
3) SlothStates where residents get less physical exercise tend to vote Republican. (Figure 10d in appendix.) The relationship is highly significant statistically. Figure 3 combines physical exercise and lack of obesity into a single index of physical fitness.
In his recent book, Coming Apart, Charles Murray argues that those who live in the "super-zip codes" - the areas with high education levels, like Belmont, Massachusetts - have maintained traditional American values of hard work, while those who live elsewhere show "crashing" rates of industriousness. He writes that those who live in areas with less education have been leaving the labor force for years, often falsely claiming disability. They "goof off," "sleeping and watching television" (p.180-181). Those that remain employed have reduced the length of their work-week and their dedication to their jobs, at the same time that those living in the super-zip codes have increased theirs (p.176-77). Some academic researchers and news media fear accusations of liberal bias if they talk about such things. AEI scholar Murray may be immune from this fear: he is well-known as a conservative/libertarian whose earlier book The Bell Curve dealt with black-white differences in test achievement. (The statistics in his recent book look at whites alone, so as to control for race.)
Fig.3: Fitness Index Click for larger image.
4) LustSex is interesting. Red states residents buy more online adult entertainment, according to a 2009 study in the Journal of Economic Perspectives by Benjamin Edelman. Notwithstanding proclamations about the importance of pre-marital chastity, evidence suggests that young people in red states do have sex before marriage. It is less likely to be safe sex than among those in blue states. States that vote Republican have higher birth rates among 15-17-year-old girls, as Figure 4 shows. Again, the difference is highly significant statistically. They also have higher rates of the sexually-transmitted disease Chlamydia. (This difference, unlike the others, is not statistically significant at the aggregate state level; but it is when combined into an overall measure of unsafe sex.)
Apparently the gap between what they say and what they do is particularly wide for teen-agers who describe themselves as evangelical Christians. According to research by Mark Regnerus, a sociologist at the University of Texas, Austin, white evangelical adolescents usually state a belief in pre-marital abstinence — 74 per cent — but in fact are surprisingly active sexually, compared to mainline Protestants and Jews who do not tend to state such a belief. When the evangelicals do engage in sex, they are less likely to use protection than others. The gap between word and deed is strikingly high for the millions of teenagers who take a formal pledge to remain celibate until marriage, typically in a ring ceremony, according to a New Yorker article by Margaret Talbott ("Red Sex, Blue Sex"). The majority of them, though holding out for awhile, "end up having sex before marriage, and not usually with their future spouse." Two other sociologists, Peter Bearman (Columbia University) and Hannah Bruckner (Yale) find a positive correlation between the abstinence pledge and Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD). Pledgers are less likely to use a condom if and when they first have sex and overall are slightly more likely to contract a STD. (Under George W. Bush, the federal government subsidized such abstinence pledge program despite their questionable effectiveness.)
Fig.4: Teen pregnancy rates Click for larger image
5) WrathNobody is surprised to hear that red states have higher rates of gun ownership than blue states. But there is an important distinction between those who use guns responsibly and those who do not. The data show that ¾ of the states with high rates of firearms assaults vote Republican. (Figure 5.) The regression is statistically significant.
Fig.5: Firearms Assaults Click for larger image
6) DrunkennessPeople who drink too much endanger themselves and endanger others as well. You guessed it: States with high rates of fatal accidents from drunk driving tend to vote Republican (Figure 6). Statistically significant.
Fig.6: Drunk driving fatalities Click for larger image
7) SmokingFinally, states with high rates of smoking vote Republican too, as Figure 7 illustrates. Again, the relationship is highly significant statistically.
Fig.7: Smoking rates Click for larger image
Many of the Seven Deadly Sins can indeed be deadly. It is particularly striking that the states where the most residents exhibit behavior that endangers their health and that of others - with many of these unhealthy people later free-riding on their fellow citizens when they show up uninsured in the hospital emergency room - are also the states where congressmen tended to vote against the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) in 2010. This risky behavior includes poor physical fitness (as measured by rates of obesity, lack of exercise, and poor diet), careless sexual behavior (as measured by rates of teen pregnancy and Chlamydia), smoking, drunk-driving (as reflected in fatalities) and irresponsible use of guns (as reflected in armed assaults).
Each obese American incurs medical costs 42% higher than those of normal weight. Often others are stuck with the bill, if the patient has not been able to get health insurance because of a weight problem. These people are free-riders on the health care system even if they don't want to be. The individual mandate of Obamacare was designed to fix this free-riding problem and re-establish personal responsibility. Yet congressmen in states with high rates of obesity or other health risk factors voted against the legislation. (See my blog post or an op-ed on Obamacare for the evidence.)
Utah is the most conspicuous outlier in most of these relationships. It has a high population of Mormons. Apparently they follow the strictures of their religion more closely than those of other religious denominations. (Could this be why evangelicals tend to resent Mormons so much, according to opinion polls?) But Utah notwithstanding, the relationships hold on average.
The five most "red" states are Wyoming, Oklahoma, Utah, Idaho, and Alaska. The five most "blue" are New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont and Hawaii. The average score of the five reddest states is worse in each category than the average score of the five bluest states: more obesity, smoking, Chlamydia, teenage pregnancy, drunk driving fatalities, and firearms assaults. In the latter three of those measures, the "reckless" shares of the population are almost twice as high among the first five states as among the last five. While we are at it, we might as well acknowledge that the red state populations also tend to be less educated and more prone to divorce.
There you have it, the surprising statistics. "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."


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How To Survive Thanksgiving With Comedian Jubal Flagg
Some people hate Thanksgiving — from the overeating to the family functions, many people just can't wait for the whole day to end. Comedian Jubal Flagg isn't a big fan of Turkey day. He is a big fan of the McRib though. It's just one of the talking points on his new comedy album Parlor Tricks available on Amazon and iTunes from New Wave Dynamics.
Jubal is a stand-up comedian and comedy writer currently living in Seattle, Washington. He has performed with some of the biggest names in the business including: Dave Chappelle, Joey Medina and Mike Epps. Jubal can be heard every morning on Seattle radio as the co-host of Movin 92.5's "Brook & Jubal in the Morning."
We asked Jubal all about Thanksgiving and a couple other holiday traditions.
GuySpeed: Where does Thanksgiving rank in order of "good holidays?"
Toward the bottom. Thanksgiving has never been a huge favorite of mine. Other than food it doesn't offer much. On Halloween you get girls dressing like sluts, on Christmas you get presents, on Thanksgiving you just get fat. Plus everyone except me in my family is vegetarian so it's hard to get excited about Tofurkey.
GuySpeed: Is it just us or does the word "yams" sound perverted?
Yes it does. I'm just trying to decide what part of the human anatomy it best describes. I suppose the next time I'm in bed with a lady I'll ask her to "pay special attention to my yams" and see what happens.
GuySpeed: Do you think the pilgrims melted marshmallows on their sweet potatoes or just us fat Americans of today?
I'd like to think that Americans have always been fat and lazy so I'm going to say yes, even though they probably didn't.
GuySpeed: If you could choose a new balloon for the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, what would it be?
Nancy Grace's nipple.
GuySpeed: Can you ever remember saying "holy crap I can't wait to watch the Lions game on Thanksgiving!"
Yes, when Barry Sanders was on the team. I loved him, he gave little guys like me hope. I might not watch this year though . . . mostly because Nickelback is performing at halftime.
GuySpeed: Is Thanksgiving dinner a good place to bring a date?
NO. Any holiday for that matter is a horrible place to bring a date. Introducing a girl to your family usually makes them think you really like them and want to have a lasting relationship with them. Silly girls.
GuySpeed: Let's go to the Wikipedia page for Thanksgiving and add our own "facts" about the holiday. What lie would you want to add to the page?
The original Thanksgiving dinner was cut short after an awkward moment in which one of the colonists got a little tipsy and "outed" his brother.
Jubal Flagg's new comedy album Parlor Tricks available on Amazon and iTunes from New Wave Dynamics.


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FORT MYERS, Fla. (Nov. 14, 2013) - For the second time in as many weeks, the ETSU men's soccer team will face off against Lipscomb; however, with this meeting coming in the conference tournament semifinals, the implications of the match are far more clear: win or go home.
The second-seeded Bucs (8-5-4, 5-2-1) will take on No. 3 seed Lipscomb Friday, Nov. 15 at 4:00 p.m., a team ETSU played host to Nov. 2, in which the result was a 0-0 draw. In the match, the Bucs outshot Lipscomb, 19-5, holding Atlantic Sun Player of the Year Omar Djabi to a single shot attempt.
ETSU has suffered just one loss in its previous five meetings with the Bisons (9-8-2, 4-3-1).
On the line Friday will be a trip to the Atlantic Sun Tournament Championship Final and ETSU's hopes of making its second NCAA Tournament appearance in four years.
The Buccaneers have suffered just one loss over the past month of play, falling at Northern Kentucky, 1-0, Oct. 23. In that timeframe, ETSU has outscored its opponents, 12-4.
ETSU finished the regular season with an overtime road win over regionally-ranked Wofford. A 99th-minute header from senior co-captain David Geno (Kingsport, Tenn.) gave the Bucs a 3-2 win.
A conference-best 10 ETSU players received Atlantic Sun all-conference honors this week, including four All-Atlantic Sun First Team selections, three All-Atlantic Sun Second Team recognitions, and three All-Atlantic Sun Freshman Team selections. Senior co-captains Ryan Coulter (Dublin, Ireland) and Nate Hodges (Meridian, Miss.) were named Atlantic Sun Goalkeeper of the Year and Defender of the Year, respectively.
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Over the past two weeks, the Bisons have picked up just one win, but the timing of the victory could not have been any better.
Wednesday, Nov. 13, Lipscomb fought off sixth-seeded Jacksonville, 1-0, grabbing the win with a 62nd-minute header from Luke Gearin.
Both teams recorded nine shots and 16 fouls each.
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Principles and Methods of Systematic Biology (EEB 5347)
Fall 2009
Lecture MW 9:00-10:30, Lab F 9:00-10:30
Instructor: Dr. David L. Wagner, TLS Rm 471
Phone: 486-2139
office hours as available
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Graduate Teaching Assistant: Chris Owen
Office hours: TLS 461 Monday 10:30-11:30 (BioPharm 323 most other times) or by appointment
Phone: 486-6650
email: email@example.com
Textbook and readings
There is no assigned text. Generally you can expect one or two readings to be assigned for each lecture. Many readings will be available as pdfs, downloadable from the course website. Others, available in hard copy only, will be on reserve in the departmental office (TLS 312) in the filing cabinet next to the window. You are free to check out copy #2 for 3 hours; copy #1 should stay in the office, i.e., so one is always there for others to photocopy.
|Aug 31
| Organizational meeting, an introduction to biological systematics
Introduction 2009 class notes.pdf Syllabus.pdf
Rules of Pronunciation Sci.Name.pdf
| Hubbell.pdf
|Lecture instead of lab this week
|Sept 2
|The many roles of biological systematics & collections tour
|Sept 4
| Species definitions & species intermediacy
Species Definitions.pdf Species Level Terminology 2009.pdf
|Templeton 1989.pdf
|Sept 7 No class
|No class
|No class
|Babbidge Library resources; taxonomic literature Meet in Babbidge library Level 2 electronic classroom, across the lobby from the stairs and elevators
|Sept 9
|Species definitions & intermediacySpecies.ppt
|Ehrlich&Raven1969.pdf (For 09/16)
|Sept 11 Lab
|Sept 14 Lab
|Taxonomic resoursces: key websites, taxonomy exercise assigned (Meet in McCarthy Room, 4th floor TLS)
|Sept 16
|Individual variation(population variation)Species II.pdf
|Futuyma_pg239-263.pdf (For 9/18)
|Sept 18
|Subspecies and geographic variation Subspecies 2009.ppt
|Sept 21
|Variation within a genotype: ontogeny & phenotypic plasticityInfrasubspecific Variation 2009.pdf
| Alpha Taxonomy
Tiger Beetle Exercise
Mesquite Morphological Matrices
Winston 1999.pdf
Mesquite morphological tutorial.pdf
|Sept 23
|Supraspecfic taxa Higher Categories 2009.pdf
|Page & Holmes 1998.pdf(For 09/28)
|Sept 25
|Lab Tiger Beetle Intro 2009.pdf
|Sept 28
|Phylogenetic inference: Mostly a historical overview
Intro to Phylogenetic Inference.pdf
|Chart the evol history of life.pdf(For 09/30)
Modernizing the tree of life.pdf(For 09/30)
| Alpha Taxonomy: taxonomic keys,
specimen/museum databases DELTA,
MANTIS & other taxonomic computer tools
|Sept 30
|Trees and characters: types of dendrograms, rooting and polarization
weighting and step matrices Characters1.pdf
|Oct 2
|Krell&Cranston.pdf(For 10/05)
Forey et al 1992 Chap2&3.pdf (For 10/05)
|Oct 5
|Taxonomic characters: polarity, outgroups, order, weighting, and step matrices
Characters II.pdf
|Cladistics Review I.pdf
Collin&Miglietta 2008 Dollo's Law.pdf
| Mesquite II: manipulating DNA/amino acid sequences
Mesquite Lab II
GenBank Tutorial
|Oct 7
|More on trees
|Cladistics Review II.pdf
|Oct 9
|Felsenstein2004.pdf(For 10/16)
|Oct 12
|Distance methods, UPGMA, neighbor-joining, correcting distance data, multivariate techniques
Multivariate Methods 2009.pdf
Distance Methods 2009.pdf
|Page&Holmes_Chap6.pdf (For 10/14&16)
|Intro to PAUP*:
corrected distances
Lab 5 PAUP Intro.doc
|Oct 14
|Molecular systematics in animals (Simon guest lecture)
How Molecules Evolve.pdf
|Oct 16
|Oct 19
|Midterm Sample Questions 2009.pdf
Neighbor-joining Exercise.pdf
|American Museum of Natural History
|Oct 21
|Midterm Review
Midterm Post-Exam Review.pdf
|Oct 23
|AMNH Trip
|Oct 26
|Parsimony; search algorithms;
algorithmic power, accuracy, and inconsistency
|Parsimony Lab
Lab6 Parsimony.doc
|Oct 28
|Likelihood(Guest Lecture: Paul Lewis)
|Oct 30
|Nov 2
|Swine flu class cancelled
|Modeltest, AIC & hLRT, Molecular clocks
|Nov 4
|Bayesian phylogenetics (Paul Lewis)
Bayesian phylogenetics.pdf
|Nov 6
|Nov 9
|Molecular systematics in plants (Don Les)
Plant Systematics Les.pdf
|Garli and MrBayes Lab
|Nov 11
|Reliability and measures of tree support: c.i., r.i.,
decay indices, bootstraps ; jackknifes; and sensitivity analyses;
bootstraps, randomization tests
Reliability 2009.pdf
|Nov 13
|Nov 16
|Data partitions; consensus; ILD
|Nov 18
|DNA Barcodes
DNA Barcodes.pdf
Funk & Omland.pdf
|Hebert et al. 2004.pdf
Meyer and Paulay.pdf
|Nov 20
|Nov 23-28
|No class-Thanksgiving Break
Supplementary Reading
|Lab and take home exercises
|100 pts
|100 pts
|Term paper
|115 pts
|Nomenclature exercise
|10 pts
|175 pts
|500 pts
Term paper
Each student will be required to prepare a paper that will be due on December 4th. Styles that have been adopted in the past include (1) a literature review
that could be incorporated into a thesis chapter or (2) an NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant proposal. Another angle would be to (3) review a subject relevant to systematic theory or methodology. If you are considering the DDIG option this year's Dissertation Improvement Grants will be due on 20 November. Visit http://researchfunding.duke.edu/detail.asp?OppID=587 htm
Important dates
9 October, 2009: conference; topic selection
23 October, 2009: outline with 5+ references
20 November, 2009: first draft due
4 December, 2009: paper due


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Discover reading: The Barnes & Noble bookseller at Bella Terra, 7881 Edinger Ave., No. 110, Huntington Beach, is hosting a Discovery Friday event Nov. 22 featuring a full day of activities for the entire family, along with giveaways and book signings. At 5 p.m., Huntington Beach Independent columnist and author Chris Epting will host a meet-and-greet and signing. Illustrator Kazu Kibuishi will commemorate the 15th anniversary of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" with a presentation and signing at 7 p.m. Participants can also enjoy a "Duck Dynasty" beard-on-a-stick photo station and a quotation competition. Storytime events and activities for kids and teens are also planned. For full details, including wristband information for the Kibuishi event, call (714) 897-8781.
Girl power: Children's apparel designer Girlfriends by Anita G. will host a warehouse sale at 3505 Cadillac Ave., G1, Costa Mesa, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, offering a selection of girls' fall clothing styles as well as higher-end jewelry for women. All sales are final; no children are permitted inside during the sale. Information: (800) 717-0789.
They put the 'fun' in fundraising: The Christmas Company, presented by the Junior League of Orange County, returns Friday through Sunday at the Hilton Orange County/Costa Mesa, 3050 Bristol St. The event raises funds for children's charities throughout Orange County. Events including a girl's night out, breakfast, gala, painting lesson and Fancy Nancy high tea are planned. Information and tickets: shoptcc.com.
Speedy See's: See's Candies is opening a new, larger format shop Friday at the Market Place in Tustin, with more than double the floor space of any other See's store. The shop will offer an additional counter to assist with custom orders.
Eat Thanksgiving out
Remember the pie: The Irvine Marie Callender's is the unofficial grande dame of the chain restaurant on Thanksgiving, serving up a complete dinner with soup or salad, turkey or ham with all the trimmings, and a slice of pie for $19.99 (kids are $8.99). Information: mariecallenders.com.
All at the mall: Lots of budget options are available in the South Coast Plaza area, including the Capital Grille, serving up turkey and all the trimmings from noon to 9 p.m. for $36 per adult and $15 for kids ages 12 and under; Royal Khyber offering a tandoori turkey as an alternative as part of its three-course, prix-fixe $25-per-person menu; Seasons 52 offering up a turkey entrée for $26.95 (child's portion $12.95); and Scott's Restaurant and Bar serving up a three-course dinner with a variety of options for $35 per adult and $12 for children under 12. Information: southcoastplaza.com.
Family style: Prego Ristorante, 18420 Von Karman Ave., Irvine, will offer a traditional family-style Thanksgiving meal from noon to 8 p.m. for $36 per adult and $15.50 for children ages 10 and under. Information: (949) 553-1333.
Dine for top dollar
Choose Charlie: Charlie Palmer at Bloomingdale's South Coast Plaza will serve a $75-per-adult ($25-per-child) three-course menu from 2 to 7 p.m., with options like Maine lobster chowder, roasted heirloom beet salad, slow-based organic turkey, poached Scottish salmon, and pumpkin tart. Information: charliepalmer.com.
Eat out, stay in: In Laguna Beach, Sapphire Laguna, 1200 S. Coast Hwy., will offer a $55-per-person, three-course prix-fixe menu with upscale classics from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Children's portions are half-price, with an a-la-carte kids meal also available. For those who prefer to dine at home, a complete meal-to-go and a-la-carte options also will be offered with advance order. Information: (949) 715-9888 or sapphirelaguna.com.
Harvest buffet: The Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach will offer a Thanksgiving Harvest buffet from noon to 7 p.m. for $68 per adult and $25 per child (children ages 3 and under are free), with seafood, salads, soup, cheeses, carved meats, sides, and desserts. Information: (714) 698-1234.
Black (Friday) magic
Whether you're planning to head to the mall straight after the pumpkin pie or sleep in until a relatively late hour, retailers have pulled out all the stops in 2013 to ensure a sufficiently crazed experience. (If you would rather shop in bed, in your PJs, confirm your preferred retailer's online sale start time — and time zone — and be aware that many online deals are postponed until Cyber Monday.)
Join the Frenzy: The Irvine Spectrum Center has planned a Black Friday Frenzy event, with stores opening at 11 p.m. on Thanksgiving. From 11 p.m. to 8 a.m., the center will offer free ice skating, Ferris wheel and carousel rides, as well as free valet service. A $500 gift card will be given away each hour from midnight to 4 a.m. From 4 a.m. to 8 a.m., shoppers who spend $250 at the Spectrum will receive a $50 gift card; a portion of sales during that period will be donated to the Irvine Public Schools Foundation. The center also will debut its first-ever Disney Magical Holiday Lights music-and-light show at 11 p.m. on Thanksgiving; it also will show every hour from 5 p.m. to closing each night through Jan. 5 in the courtyard in front of the Edwards movie theater.
Irvine Company offerings: Fashion Island will open at 8 a.m. on Black Friday, with a pop-up show featuring the season's hottest gift ideas, and opportunity drawings. The Market Place opens at 8 a.m. on Black Friday, and will feature holiday entertainment throughout the day. Shoppers who spend $250 at the center from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. will receive a $50 gift card. A portion of sales will benefit the Tustin Unified School District. The Crystal Cove Shopping Center will feature live holiday music on both evenings, as well as select additional evenings throughout the season. For more information, visit holidaystyleoc.com.
Head for the Coast: South Coast Plaza retailers will open at a variety of times. Sears and Macy's stores will open at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving night, with many other stores opening at midnight, 4 a.m., 5 a.m., and later; the shopping center's regular hours on Black Friday will be from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Retailers' special offers are being added to southcoastplaza.com every day. For example, Quiksilver, which opens at 5 a.m., will offer 40% off nearly the entire store until noon, and Charles David will offer all stock for 60% off until 1 p.m. Those who spend $100 at Fresh will receive a free Fresh Life eau de parfum rollerball. Room & Board will host a floor sample sale, with 70% off floor sample rugs and 50% off floor sample lighting. For a full list of deals, visit southcoastplaza.com.
Orange Friday: If the great outdoors is more compelling to you than great sales, stop by the family-friendly Orange Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. Friday at Irvine Regional Park, 1 Irvine Park Road, Orange, which includes activities for mountain bikers, hikers and equestrians. Costumes are encouraged, and the event is followed by the opening night of the Christmas Train at Irvine Park Railroad. The event is free; parking is $3 per vehicle. Information: (714) 973-6835 or ocparks.com/parks/Irvine.
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Maryhill Winery owner Craig Leuthold has never been one to sit still, and now he has a new lineup of vineyard-designated wines that not only allow his Columbia Gorge winery to showcase a new reserve tasting room, but also some of his favorite vineyards.
Late last year, Leuthold and his winemaker, Richard Batchelor, released nine wines they call The Vineyards -- small-lot vineyard-designated wines that are available primarily to wine club members.
"The biggest driving force was the introduction of our Reserve Room," Leuthold said. "We really wanted the iconic appellations of Washington represented in that room and the vineyards we think express those appellations."
Most of the new wines were made in lots of 300 cases or less, and they were crafted to showcase the vineyards and Batchelor's ability. The 2010 vintage was just the second for the New Zealand native since arriving from Hall Winery in California's Napa Valley.
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"There is no doubt I have a lot of trust in Richard," Leuthold said. "He brought a lot to our cellar."
Batchelor created stability at Maryhill, which went through three winemakers over the course of a few vintages as the Leutholds tried to find someone with the skills to improve quality and quantity at the same time. Today, Maryhill makes about 80,000 cases of wine.
In future releases, Batchelor will add Red Mountain to his mix, as he brought in grapes from Kiona and Klipsun vineyards.
While the Reserve Room is open to Maryhill's more than 1,000 wine club members, other visitors may come in and try the wines for a $20 tasting fee (refundable upon purchase).
Here are four of the new Maryhill wines:
Maryhill Winery 2010 Elephant Mountain Vineyards Indira, Rattlesnake Hills, $40: Elephant Mountain Vineyards in the Rattlesnake Hills region of the Yakima Valley is perhaps best known for its Syrah, but it also grows other Rhone varieties. This vineyard-designate from Maryhill Winery includes the somewhat rarer Cinsault and Counoise grapes, which are best known for contributing to Chateau de Beaucastel in the southern Rhone. This is a superb red with aromas of dark chocolate, toasted marshmallow, boysenberry, lime zest and toffee. On the palate, it reveals flavors that reminded us of a Heath candy bar, slate, coffee and dark fruit.
Maryhill Winery 2010 Northridge Vineyard Primitivo, Wahluke Slope, $32: For many years, Primitivo and Zinfandel were considered to be the same grape. Research revealed they both are clones of a Croatian variety known as Crljenak Kastelanski. Primitivo has a long, illustrious and mysterious history -- and a myth has been perpetuated that it was the wine served at the Last Supper. This superb wine opens with aromas of cigar leaf, dried strawberry, raspberry and something that reminds us of an Arab spice market. On the palate, it produces flavors of black pepper, dark chocolate, strawberry-rhubarb jam and Bing cherry.
Maryhill Winery 2010 Les Collines Vineyard Merlot, Walla Walla Valley, $36: Norm McKibben owns and co-owns several premier vineyards in the Walla Walla Valley, including Seven Hills and Pepper Bridge, and this 240-acre site in the southern valley is managed by his son, Shane. This yummy Merlot casts out aromas of orange zest, cherry bitters, spice and some oak, followed by flavors of cranberry, black cherry and chocolate. It's a smooth, approachable red wine.
Maryhill Winery 2010 Alder Ridge Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Horse Heaven Hills, $40: Alder Ridge is an 800-acre vineyard in the southern Horse Heaven Hills. It is less than an hour's drive east of Maryhill Winery and is highly regarded for its warm-climate grapes, particularly Cabernet Sauvignon. This example begins with whiffs of cedar, red currant, black raspberry and ripe plum. On the palate, it brings rich flavors of blackberry compote, chocolate and even notes of fresh cranberry.
-- Eric Degerman and Andy Perdue run Great Northwest Wine; www.greatnorthwestwine.com.


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A habit many amateur golfers develops is the hips moving forward before the hands moving forward. This tends to create a slice because the clubface is left open at contact.
A good way to remedy this? Hit a lot of golf balls with your feet together. This will isolate the lower body a little, allowing your hands, arms and club to swing and release through the golf ball.
MORE TIPS: 3 ways to improve your golf game with putting
If the hips get away from this posture, you will lose your balance. Second, hit balls dropping the right foot back behind the left foot. While doing this, swing to the right of your intended target. This will shut your hips and allow your hands to get down in front of your body.
This will force the club to release over, causing a right-to-left shape to the ball. This same drill, keeping both feet in the ground throughout the swing, will pronounce this effect. Another drill is to hit balls with one hand. The dominant hand will enhance the timing of the club with the lower body creating an in-to-out path. This forces the club to release through the ball. Good luck practicing!


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COSTA MESA — The consensus in sports is that numbers don't lie. But they can occasionally deceive.
The latter may have been the case Tuesday, as the Vanguard University women's basketball team needed less than 12 hours to refute the No. 1 national ranking bestowed upon it earlier Tuesday for the first time since 2007.
The case against the Lions' unanimous ascension to the top of the NAIA Division I poll was presented by visiting No. 11-ranked Westmont, which earned a 66-56 Golden State Athletic Conference victory at Vanguard for the third straight season. Vanguard Coach Russ Davis admitted the Warriors (12-3, 3-0 in conference), who swept the Lions (11-1, 2-1) last season, have his team's number.
Davis also reverted to a number to note the biggest factor behind the Warriors' latest conquest.
"No. 12," Davis said succinctly, referring to Westmont 6-foot-2 senior Tugce Canitez, the NAIA and GSAC Player of the Year as a junior, who represented Turkey in the London Olympic Games last summer. "They have No. 12 and we don't. She played great."
Canitez, who averaged 25 points in the two wins over Vanguard last season, led the winners with 23 points and 16 rebounds. She added four assists, one block and one steal in 36 minutes. Canitez, however, took her time to assert herself, going without a shot attempt for nearly the first 6 1/2 minutes.
Canitez had just eight points at halftime, two fewer than 6-1 junior teammate Kelsie Sampson, who sank five of her seven first-half field-goal tries to lead all scorers with 10.
Vanguard standouts Esther Timmermans and Nicole Ballestero had six points apiece at halftime, as the Warriors held a 34-32 advantage.
Ballestero, a junior guard who leads the Lions in scoring in her first season after transferring from the University of San Diego, accelerated her game early in the second half. She scored eight points during a 10-2 Vanguard run that created a 49-45 lead for the hosts.
But after Ballestero slithered through defenders for a transition layin with 12:21 left in the game, the Lions produced just one field goal over the next 7:14. By the time Alison Drennan swished a three-pointer with 5:07 left, Westmont had built a 58-49 advantage.
With its offensive sets producing little, Vanguard reverted to forcing shots after one-on-one moves. Many of those shots did not draw iron down the stretch. The Lions' late desperation helped them miss 23 of 32 second-half field-goal tries (28.1%) to drag their shooting percentage for the game down to 33.9%.
Ballestero finished with 18 points, but was seven for 22 from the field (31.8%) and missed her final six shots. She was also zero for three from three-point range and had half of the team's eight turnovers.
Timmermans almost disappeared in the final 20 minutes, when she took only two shots (both misses) to finish three for eight from the field. Timmermans, who came in averaging a double-double (14.4 points and 10.7 rebounds per contest) did lead the Lions with nine rebounds.
While Canitez was the best player on the floor, she had help, a recent development that Warriors Coach Kirsten Moore said has helped the team bounce back from a pair of late-December defeats that prompted their fall from No. 4 in the NAIA poll.
"Those losses made us a better basketball team," Moore said. "At that point, we were relying too much on [Canitez] to do everything. We had a lot of talents that weren't being used, because we were a one-man team. That's not the case anymore."
Canitez made eight of 13 field-goal tries and Sampson was eight for 14 to produce 16 points and seven rebounds. Sampson also had a game-best three blocks and chipped in two assists.
Esther Lee (12 points), and Celina Gougis (10) rounded out four Warriors in double figures, as the visitors produced all their points from their starting five.
Maree Drennan (seven points, five rebounds and two assists without a turnover in 30 minutes) also contributed heavily for the Lions, who will now try to chase Westmont and No. 8-ranked The Master's (16-0) for what would be the Lions' first GSAC title since 2010.
"We just didn't play very well," Davis said. "Give [Westmont] credit. But we've got a long way to go."
Golden State Athletic Conference
Westmont 66, Vanguard 56
Wmnt – Sampson 16, Canitez 23, Lee 12, Gougis 10, Hensley 5.
3-pt. goals – Lee 2, Gougis 2, Canitez 1, Hensley 1.
Fouled out – None.
Technicals – None.
VU – M. Drennan 7, Timmermans 6, Ballestero 18, Alfafara 6, A. Drennan 3, Bednar 5, Belmont 4, Doucette 4, Kennedy 3.
3-pt. goals – M. Drennan 1, A. Drennan 1, Bednar 1, Alfafara 1 .
Fouled out – None.
Technicals – None.
Halftime – Wmnt., 34-32.
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Think godaddy.com and their funky logo. I want something that is simple, fun, memorable and invokes the feeling that a detective or investigator is on the case! We will use this logo for our website and business cards.
WhatDidYouLose.com will help people find answers to their questions and products for their needs. I would like to have a logo that incorporates a magnifying glass, question mark, detective character (i.e. sherlock holmes), or anything creative that makes visitors feel that we will help them with their investigation. Keep in mind, I am not creative at all so if the ideas mentioned above are totally cliche please feel free to run wild with your ideas and imagination!!!
I'm not 100% sure if I'm going to use a tagline yet (because the name says it all) but feel free to inject your ideas and incorporate into the logo. This is truly a blank slate!
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Hello darlings! In this blog post I will help you transform your small droopy, tired looking eyes into big beautiful ones! Unfortunately most people, including myself are born with smaller sized eyes and hooded eyes. My eyes are slightly hooded, so most of the time I have to put in the extra effort with my eyeshadows to make sure not only you can see my eyeshadow, but to make my eyes appear larger.
There are so many ways to achieve a wide eyed look. I know we all see women like Mila Kunis…or Ann Hathaway and are like WHY DO I NOT HAVE DOE EYES THAT CAN MAE YOUR HEART MELT?! Or…At least I do this lol. this is where makeup is a magical tool, it can slim down your face and make it appear to lost ten pounds. Makeup can transform someone from shy and awkward feeling to confident and proud. Makeup can achieve anything is pretty much what I am coming to realize.
You guys can see here that I am rocking a wide eyed look! If you look you can see my highlighted brow bone, and inner corner. You can see the brown eyeshadow swept above my natural crease. I also brought up the arch of my eyebrows. I used minimal eyeliner and extended it past my outer eye. As well I packed on the mascara to create larger, brighter, and bigger eyes!
So if you ever find yourself wishing to have bigger eyeballs, eyelids, or brighter eyes then read on for my tips and tricks!
#1) Use brown eyeshadow. If you have lighter skin, than stick to a brown two shades darker than your own. If you have darker skin use an eyeshadow two shades darker as well. Take the eyeshadow and instead of cutting your crease with it, drag a line following right above your crease. Then blend this line in with a fluffy blending brush. Remember not to use a shimmer eyeshadow, because you want this to look natural. Applying eyeshadow and darkening the skin above your natural crease will give your eyes more dimention, but also give the affect of larger eyes, and a larger eyelid. This is an amazing trick for hooded eyes.
This step can lso be repeated on the lower eye, using a sweep of brown shadow under neath makes your eyes pop out more, just blend off any harsh lines.
#2) Use a Highlight. Using a highlight, as well as brown eyeshadows to contour your eyes can make a huge difference int he appearance of your eyes. Highlight with a slightly shimmered white or tan eyeshadow (depending on your skin tone) and apply a light amount on your brow bone, just under your eyebrow. I like to use a white eye crayon, such as Nyx's in Milk, and line your waterline, and inner corner of your eye. This extends the white of your eyes and creates the illusion of larger eyeballs.
#3) Raise your brows! If your eyebrows are somewhat close to your eyes, it can make them look smaller on your head. When filling in your brows, create a higher arch and bring your brows up! I am not saying draw on fake looking ones, but with a little bit of lift in your arch, it can make a huge difference. Especially with a highlight under your brow bone, because this will draw light onto your eyes and make them stand out greater.
#4) Black Eyeliner. You can use black eyeliner to tight line your top lid to make your eyelashes seem fuller. As well as applying a thin line of black mascara to your inner corner of your eye and create a wing. Winged eyeliner tends to elongate your eyes. On top of this look you can add false eyelashes which also make your eyes appear larger and have fuller lashes.
#5) For my ladies who are desperate for larger eyes, and don't mind touching their eyeballs! lol You can purchase contacts to wear daily that have a larger iris than your own natural one. You can purchase these online in many different colors and shades. These will basically make you look like your iris is a lot bigger, and your eyes as well. These are pretty interesting and make a huge different, as well as a lot of girls on Youtube are using them.
Some Don'ts:
-If you want bigger looking eyes don't completely line around your entire eye with black eyeliner…this actually makes your eyes look closed off and smaller.
-Don't cover your entire lid in black eyeliner…Most of the time if your eyeliner covers your entire eyelid, then it makes it look like you have barely any eyelid at all.
-Do not use dramatic lipstick. I do in the picture above, but because I felt like wearing red lipstick that day. But if you are looking to create a dramatic wide eyed look then go with some nude lips or light glossy ones, so all the attention stays on your eyes!
Thank you guys so much for reading! If you guys have any comments or tricks on top of the ones I posted above let me know! I would love to hear your ideas! Please remember to like and follow me for some more lovin'. Love always Pearlsnheels ❤
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Vorlage necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 50 diseños de 11 diseñadores freelance.
Lacrosse Gear Review
Lacrosse Gear Review is a website that reviews all types of lacrosse gear and allows users to compare products and prices. Users can comment on the products and even rate the product themselves.
Lacrosse Players, coaches, administrators and fans alike.
This is green fields. We want to people to know that this is a lacrosse website and we are the authority on lacrosse product information. We'd like to see logos with and without something that is synonymous with lacrosse. Logo's that contain our name are also fine. We'd really like to see a variety.
Regarding colours, we'd like to see strong, striking colours rather than faded dull colours. However, the colour choice will be made towards the end. The design of the logo will be our primary focus. Please, no gradients and use only block colours. Keep it clean and simple; not too many colours, not too much detailing; works on light and dark backgrounds and as greyscale.
Logo by itself (without the LGR text) should work on desktop, mobile screen sizes (not too much detailing) and in print form. The logo must be either square in dimensions or slightly landscape. Portrait will not suit our needs. It should rescale down to various small square sizes; Twitter, Facebook, mobile app icons, favicon.
The Logo with the LGR/Lacross Gear Review text is for the masthead of our website. Ideally, the width of the logo with the text will not be that much wider than without.
Feedback will be provided for every submission. We'll be reviewing the logos multiple times per day and be working to provide feedback asap. We're based in Australia so we're out of most peoples time zones. Apologies if we're asleep!
File formats required will be jpeg, layered psd, ico.
Update #1 (26/1):
The name "Lacrosse Gear Review" being so long, may be difficult to include. Some times it makes the logo too wide, and sometimes, for it to be legible, it becomes too big and takes focus off the logo.
Update #2 (26/1):
The most obvious icon for lacrosse is a lacrosse head.
Whilst common (which goes against uniqueness), I can't think of anything else which is a good substitute! Some lacrosse logo's don't look that good because of the strings.
The strings make it look messy. So I'd like to avoid that. Maybe try a logo without the stringing.
Maybe somehow merge a lacrosse head without strings and the concept of reviewing. Things like a rating out of 100, thumbs up/down, a score, good/bad, tick/cross, happy/sad, etc. Something along those lines.
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ATLANTA – Georgia State Sports Update, a co-production between Georgia State Athletics and GSUTV, debuted two years ago and is back for a third season. The show airs every Thursday and Friday night at 7:30 p.m. The Knowledge Channel and Comcast 246.
The weekly magazine show will combine conversations with coaches and segments that showcase athletes, coaches, the Georgia State University campus, alums and much more.
The Voice of the Panthers Dave Cohen, who is now in his 35th year with Georgia State, will host each show. The first half of each program will feature a coach in season. During the fall, football will be featured, while men's basketball coach Ron Hunter will take over during the winter.
Watch for excerpts of each show on Georgia State social media channels in the coming weeks.


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timferriss necesitaba un nuevo diseño de banner publicitario y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
2 ganadores han sido elegidos entre 137 diseños de 46 diseñadores freelance.
The 4-Hour Body
Timothy Ferriss, nominated as one of Fast Company's "Most Innovative Business People of 2007," is an angel investor (StumbleUpon, Digg, Twitter, etc.) and author of the #1 New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and BusinessWeek bestseller, The 4-Hour Workweek, which has been sold into 35 languages.
This blog is one of Inc. Magazine's "19 Blogs You Should Bookmark Right Now", and it has been ranked #1 on the Top 150 Management and Leadership Blogs list, based on Google PageRank, Alexa traffic ranking, Bing results, Technorati authority, Feedburner subscribers, and PostRank.
Tim has been featured by more than 100 media outlets–including The New York Times, The Economist, TIME, Forbes, Fortune, CNN, and CBS–and has been a popular guest lecturer at Princeton University since 2003, where he presents entrepreneurship as a tool for ideal lifestyle design and world change.
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THINNER, BIGGER, FASTER, STRONGER… which 150 pages will you read?
Is it possible to:
Reach your genetic potential in 6 months?
Sleep 2 hours per day and perform better than on 8 hours?
Lose more fat than a marathoner by bingeing?
Indeed, and much more. This is not just another diet and fitness book.
The 4-Hour Body is the result of an obsessive quest, spanning more than a decade, to hack the human body. It contains the collective wisdom of hundreds of elite athletes, dozens of MDs, and thousands of hours of jaw-dropping personal experimentation. From Olympic training centers to black-market laboratories, from Silicon Valley to South Africa, Tim Ferriss, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The 4-Hour Workweek, fixated on one life-changing question:
For all things physical, what are the tiniest changes that produce the biggest results?
Thousands of tests later, this book contains the answers for both men and women.
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Meenabazar Launches first Retail eCommerce Website in Bangladesh – www.meenabazar.com.bd
Dhaka, April 1, 2012: Meenabazar, one of the largest retail supermarket chain in Bangladesh, today launched the first retail eCommerce website in Bangladesh. Site is available at www.meenabazar.com.bd . In a quick press conference at Meenabazar corporate office in Dhanmondi, honarable CEO of Meenabazar Dr. Kazi Anis Ahmed launched the eCommerce site infront of various print media and TV channels. COO of Meenabazar Shaheen Khan and other departmental heads of Gemcon Group and Meena Bazar were also present at the time.
"Meena Bazar is always trying to reach closer to its customers with top quality products and service since launched in 2002. Today MeenaBazar is adding an online presence to provide easiest and convenient way to purchase products," said Dr. Kazi Anis Ahmed.
For online purchase, customers can use credit cards such as Master, Visa or American Express card. So anyone can buy from anywhere in the world to deliver the products to his/her family, friends or relatives living in Bangladesh. Though Meena Bazar officials confirmed that two more payment methods will be implemented soon, one is 'Cash on Delivery' and another is 'bKash', a mobile payment system.
Along with eCommerce, Meena Bazar also introduced Club Card feature. Customers can buy Gold or Silver card to collect points through purchase. Depending on the available points, a customer can redeem the points for attractive gifts at any Meenabazar outlet. Moreover Meenabazar Culb Card holders will get special discount on different occasions throughout the year.
With E-Commerce now active on Meena Bazar official website, one can buy and shop online with the same trust and quality that the brand offers in its 14 retail stores in Bangladesh, 12 stores are located in Dhaka and 1 each in Chittagong and Khulna. Meena Bazar is widely focused to open more stores in Dhaka and other divisional capitals in the coming days.
Making E-Commerce active is yet another initiative taken by Meena Bazar to reach out to its customers. Alongside expansion in exclusive brand outlets, the Meenabazar brand has now made online retail active on its website to be able to tap online markets where it is currently not present.
Video- Meena Bazar eCommerce Website Launching Programme 'Meet the Press'
The increasing number of people having access to the internet has led Meena Bazar to go online which will add great value to the growth in the e-commerce industry of Bangladesh. To make shopping easy and more convenient, and to target the tech-savvy customers, Meenabazar has now officialy launched its E-Commerce on its website. Keeping in mind the present scenario of the country, E-commerce holds a lot of potential and scope in Bangladesh.
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Even if you're a pro at putting it in reverse, other drivers may be less than proficient. So give your bumper a little added protection and a ton of style with Ecoological Camo BumperShellz. Designed for a custom fit on your favorite ride, an Ecoological Camo BumperShellz will give you the camo style you are looking for with many finish options like RealTree Max4, Branching Out, Mossy Oak Break Up, RealTree AP, and Mossy Oak Duck Blind. Constructed out of a heavy-duty ABS plastic, the BumperShellz will prevent your bumper from dings, abrasions, and corrosion from salt. Installing the Ecoological BumperShellz is very easy, taking about 30 minutes of your weekend, and 30 minutes is a small price to pay to give your truck unique style and legit protection. Ecoological sends easy to read instructions with every set of BumperShellz. So if you have a little damage that you want to cover up, or want a new look, then the Ecoological Camo BumperShellz are for you. So what are you waiting for? Order your set today and get your camo on
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Does sitting in your chair make you tired? Do you wish you had a better ergonomically designed chair? Even though we think that that appropriate ergonomics will solve the problems, in reality any position-even perfectly ergonomically designed-will lead to discomfort if maintained long enough. Just imagine lying in bed for weeks. After a little while the muscles atrophy. Health is the alternation between rest/support and movement. Enhance your energy and health when you TAKE A WALK.
How to Take a Walk:
When you walk - especially when you swing your arms and vigorously push off with the balls of the feet -you invigorate you body. The alternating movement of legs and arms allows the back to dynamically move and muscles to tighten and relax with every step, squeezing the lymph fluids and venous blood out of the muscle tissue (tightening muscles) and allows blood to bring rejuvenation (relaxing muscles) creating a healthy circulatory pattern. Take every opportunity to take a walk:
After walking ask yourself:
Universally, you will experience an increase in energy level and positive mood after walking.


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With over 500 bracelets from which to choose and made in the USA using recycled metals, Angelica offers easily adjustable bracelets with charms that let a woman show how she feels, what she believes in and who she is. Angelica is from the Royal Chain Group, a 35-year-old, 2nd generation family-owned company and one of the country's leading and most respected manufacturers of jewelry. In addition, $.25 of each bracelet is donated to Generation Rescue, a national organization committed to improving the quality of life for those affected with autism.


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We have a program to help children and students (up through 6th grade) know the Gospel. This runs during the school year and uses the Gospel Project curriculum. We meet on Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30PM. This program has a short Bible study, game time, and music.
We'll end with a Parent's Night and Skating Party at 5PM on Sunday, April 29, 2018.


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Topic : Counter height folding chairs. Author : Ramsay Turner.
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The importance of putting good office furniture and equipment in the workplace cannot be overemphasized. While its true that some business transactions are handled outside of the office, the office is where most initial deals are made, and its also the venue for implementing and brainstorming effective business operations and strategies. One of the most essential furnishings in a workplace of any kind is the office furniture chair. There is a wide array of office chairs available in the market today, which can fit any purpose intended for it.


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The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 123, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 28, 2013
Description: Weekly newspaper from Canadian, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with some advertising.
Date: February 28, 2013
Creator: Brown, Laurie Ezzell
Item Type: Refine your search to only Newspaper
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Following Sarah-Quita Offringa's (Starboard, NeilPryde) victory in day four's double elimination, the women hit the water to start the second round of freestyle in a solid 30 knot wind.
Advancing in the first round were Yolanda Freites De Brendt (Fanatic, North Sails) and Evi Tsape (Fanatic, NeilPryde), who went on to face Daida Moreno (North Sails) and Sarah-Quita Offringa in round two.
The underdogs had their work cut out, and despite spirited performances, they eventually succumbed to their more experienced rivals. Also in the second round, Iballa Moreno (North Sails) would fall victim to Japan's freestyle sensation Junko Nagoshi (Simmer Sails, Dakine), who becomes more and more dangerous with every passing heat.
On the other side of the draw Silvia Alba Orozco (MFC) was forced out the single elimination by Laure Treboux's (Fanatic North Sails) switch stance trickery.
Taking their seats in the semi final, the four sailors began another chilling display for the Spanish crowds to marvel over. Offringa's trademark silky smooth punetas and air flakas boosted her score sheet to a level that was just too much for Nagoshi, forcing the Japanese freestyler into the losers final. Joining her was Treboux, who lost out to Daida Moreno in the closest heat of the elimination.
Treboux turned up the heat in the losers final, landing a fully planning flaka, alongside her usual mix of effortless, clew first, switch stance moves. Chocking, Nagoshi struggled to find her form, and some moves late in the heat weren't enough to change the outcome. Treboux took third position, Nagoshi fourth.
Offringa dominated the final with a determined and powerful performance. Her archrival Moreno, showed moments of genius, pulling a perfect ponch off the waves on the inside. It was a case of too little too late though, and Offringa, who's still to finish lower than first in the 2008 season, added another victory to her name.
Men's Slalom Race Six.
The sixth slalom race of the event saw cracks appear in Antoine Albeau's (Starboard, NeilPryde) seemingly impenetrable defenses. Two falls and a ninth place finish in his semi final heat meant he failed to qualify for the race final.
Consistent American racer Micah Buzianis (JP, NeilPryde, MFC) was another big name that stumbled along the way, finishing seventh in his quarterfinal heat. He joined Cyril Moussilmani (Fanatic, North Sails) a further shock entry to the losers final, and Albeau.
Signaling changing times, Britain's Ross William's (Tabou, Gaastra) and Holland's Peter Volwater (F2, North Sails) lead the pack in a final depleted of many big name racers. The pair crept ahead of the main bulk of sailors, with Volwater looking like he had the final in the bag, but a nail biting drag race to the finish line saw William's accelerate past Volwater and steal the victory.
Close behind, Josh Angulo (MauiSails, Dakine) took third, Bjorn Dunkerbeck fourth (North Sails, Thommen T1), and Benoit Moussilmani (F2, Simmer Sails) raced home in fifth.
Albeau's break from the front of the fleet was short lived. Taking the lead at the first mark in the losers final, he flew ahead of his rival sailors to take a comfortable victory. Also returning to form, Cyril Moussilmani recovered the take second place, ahead of brother Sylvain (F2, Simmer Sails) in third.
Men's Wave Double Elimination
The afternoon's rising tide brought head high waves to Pozo's shores. Seizing the opportunity, head wave judge Duncan Coombs called the wave sailors to the water for the first round of the double elimination, and a single heat of the second round, before the waves backed off.
Kevin Pritchard (Starboard, Gaastra, Dakine, MFC) showed his hunger to climb the ranks, defeating both Jose Estredo (Fanatic, North Sails, MFC) and Peter Volwater to help him clear a path through the double.
Kevin Mevissen (RRD, MFC) showed he's not only a freestyle talent when he defeated Jules Denel (Naish Sails, Naish Boards) with a huge tabletop forward loop and an impressive backloop on the inside. He advances to take on Robby Swift (JP, NeilPryde) who also won his first round heat, aided by a massive double forward loop.
Ones to watch out for in the later stages are Jaeger Stone (Starboard, Severne), and Thomas Traversa (Tabou, Gaastra), who were ripping the onshore conditions to pieces, and clearly stood out above the rest.
The wave forecast for the latter stages of the week call for a big swell to hit, so the wave fleet will be back in action soon to finish up what they started.
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We recently test drove the new Ford Focus Electric in San Francisco and we were mostly impressed. But while we stepped away from the car satisfied, we got to thinking - we were not only driving on relatively slow California highways, but we were able to easily find a quick charging station at our destination before heading back home. So what would happen if we test drove the Ford Focus Electric far away from quick charging stations, on high-speed roads? Could the Ford Focus Electric stand up to that challenge without inducing range anxiety? We set out to see if it could.
We knew that the Ford Focus Electric was likely to do well driving in the city where regenerative braking could replenish the battery and slow speeds put low demands on the car. But the real test was how the car would fare at highway speeds. Most electric cars lose range very quickly at speeds over 65 miles per hour, and unfortunately the Focus Electric was no exception. We got on the highway with fingers crossed, and sure enough, we started losing 1 mile of estimated range for every .2 miles traveled. However, this is actually a bit better than our test drive of the Mitsubishi i electric car, which lost 1 mile of range for every .1 miles traveled. Talk about nerve-wracking!
We had planned a trip of nearly 60 miles, and we lost so much range on the highway on the first leg of the trip that we were forced to take surface streets home in order to stretch our range to get us all the way back. This was disappointing. This also convinced us that this car would not work for road trips, even with quick chargers available. While there are quick chargers starting to pop up across the country, a 65-mile total range doesn't go far enough when you're traveling at high speeds over long periods of time.
The Ford Focus Electric did however accelerate extremely well, and never lost large amounts of range for the type of acceleration we needed to get into traffic — a refreshing change from other electric cars we have driven.
As we mentioned in our previous test drive of the Ford Focus Electric, a quick charger can juice up the Focus Electric in a few hours. If you plug it in to a standard household outlet it can take 18-20 hours to fully charge the vehicle, so if you own one of these you will definitely want a quick charger at home. However, we discovered that we got nearly a full charge with 13 hours of overnight charging, so the situation is not as bad as it initially sounds. So, in the end, we decided that the Ford Focus Electric managed its range better than any other fully electric cars we have driven, which is saying something.
The Focus isn't the car that will change the game and get all Americans buying electric — electric cars need to travel farther at high speeds, and charge faster at a public network of charging ports in order for that to happen. But we were hard on the Ford Focus Electric; we drove its full range on a daily basis on high-speed roads, like many Americans who commute. All in all, the Ford Focus Electric is still far and above the best electric car we have driven in terms of drivability and performance for the average consumer.