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CineSport post-game wrap-up with my colleague Chip Towers.
November 27th, 2011
12:19 am
GT fans should take an oath to discontinue any silly dialogue that involves UGA. We have got to focus on the GT football program and how to make it better. UGA and GT operate in 2 different universes. It serves no purpose to compare the 2 football programs. GT can be very successful in its own way. That path should not be one that the mimics the UGA program. They are successful in the SEC. We can be successful in the ACC and so be it. I agree with the UGA comments that indicate our inferiority complex when it comes to the 2 programs.
November 27th, 2011
12:24 am
Oh you get your ass handed to you and you want to stop talking trash? Dosen't work that way. Had GT beaten UGA we would have heard it till next year's game. But we've beaten you so many times it's getting old for us. GT SUCKS. And will never beat Georgia again. We've figured your offense out and so has everyone else. GT is 1-10 vs. Richt.
November 27th, 2011
8:03 am
CPJ was running his mouth earlier this week about how the SEC's superiority was "overblown." He said wait until this weekend with 4 ACC-SEC match ups. SEC won those convincingly 3-1 with double digit wins from UGA, Vandy and South Carolina. The only loss was Florida-FSU. Florida is a team in transition with a new coaching staff and scheme on both offense and defense. Once again, the ACC is a "cream puff" conference deserving of its "All Cup Cake" moniker.
CPJ should quit cashing checks with his smart as_ mouth that his own team and conference cannot cover. Tech continues to be worthless, weak and broken.
November 27th, 2011
8:55 am
I love beating the crap out of Tech! you guys will never compare to us even if you win one every 10 years. The ACC is a crap conference!!!
November 27th, 2011
10:21 am
Can we even call this a rivalry anymore?
November 27th, 2011
10:25 am
It was fun watching the Dawgs dismantle tech and their arrogant coach. Wonder how CPJ feels about the SEC today?
November 27th, 2011
10:27 am
ACC FOOTBALL – Another Crappy Conference
November 27th, 2011
10:28 am
Dawgs getting better.. GT not so much.. FSU beats Fla.. Muschamp and Weis are pathetic.. Alabama wins the Iron Bowl.. Spurrier to retire.. Kentucky even beats Tenn.. UGA wins SEC.. East next couple years…
November 27th, 2011
11:07 am
UGA was clearly better this year and has better athletes. They beat us convincingly without a running game. Big disappointment for the White and Gold.
I've not given up on improving our team and beating the Dogs next year. Remember at the start of the season, this was to be a rebuilding year. We've done OK and if we can win our bowl, will have 9 wins. Pretty good for an off year.
We do need a quarterback who can pass. Reggie Ball could not and Tevin Washington can not. They are both very good athletes but not the complete package. Tech needs a new competent quarterback who can run the triple option and pass just a little, and one pass rusher, I believe Paul Johnson's system can win against the Bulldogs.
So don't give up, Georgia Tech can turn this around.
November 27th, 2011
11:31 am
…Eating Crow, thanks for being realistic – both teams had pretty good teams this year, and both really played above their abilities all year – UGA made some breaks today and took advantage of them.
And, I really get tired of everyone blaming the GT defense – the O was just plain inefficient and was beaten by a better defense today, and CPJ needs to do something other than try the same 5-6 running plays when they do not work (of course, since he does not use a play sheet and keeps calling the plays "that are in his head" he may not be able to keep more than that number of plays in his pea brain). Sure, the QB had a bad day, yet they kept asking him to make throws down the field when just getting the ball to playmakers near the line of scrimmage would have been a better idea – blame that on coaching of the offense, not the defense…
November 27th, 2011
11:53 am
Why does everyone think we need a quarterback who can pass? The problem is the offensive scheme. We are constantly throwing to smaller running backs who have poor hands. Our 1st attempt to Stephen Hill was in the 3rd quarter. Did we ever throw to Tyler Melton. #88 may have had 1 or two passes thrown this year to him.
CPJ's whole philosophy is deception. Would you rather throw to a 6-5 receiver or or a 5-8 or less running back?
Why do not ever go to the shotgun? Ever? It's time CPJ make some changes or we will continue to be just above average.
November 27th, 2011
12:46 pm
I just watched the replay and our defense was just horrible. UGA had no running game but we never got pressure on Murray and DBs were constantly either out of position or slow to react. I don't know what the hell Al Groh is teaching them but either the players don't execute or he's not having them in the right place. We should have been blitzing like crazy and yet we kept rushing only 4 and sitting back in a soft zone. Maybe if we had a bunch of stud DL's and could overpower teams that philosophy would work. But we don't. At least Tenuta understood that we had to do things differently to make up for talent gaps. I'd hate to blow out Groh and start over again but I don't know if he will ever get it.
Our QB play was awful as well. But, even if our QB play was better we would still have gotten beat as our D can't stop anything.
Oh well, I bow to the SEC as the kings of big boy football. Good luck UGA against LSU.
November 27th, 2011
1:10 pm
Its time to end the Paul Johnson experiment. This is gimmick offense that can't beat anyone who has a decent defense. Clemson has been shown to be a pretender, so that win looks real suspect. Its time to return GT to conventional offense so we can recruit better athlets. I believe CPJ has one year left. Unless he wins 8 games next year, of which GA is one, and a bowl game, he ought to be gone. LSU is my second time, and I am really looking for redemption in the SEC championship game.
November 27th, 2011
1:20 pm
FS-shotgun is in our playbook-used it once this year, once last year-his arrogant inflexibility to do more like the USAFA multiple looks dooms us if we get behind…his approval level is now down to 25%,infinity higher than chan's, but dropping-next year is crucial, we need to have more options on O, on D, we will never get the NGs for the 3-4, big nose tackles are guys too dumb to be OTs….at least grohse is old, & so long #96….will be out country for the holidays(in the PI, hey, Ken, you pinoy?), have fun in el paso, if we ever change the academics just for $port$, i'm not in……..Stanford, Purdue, Norttwestern,Rice, Vandy, Duke, the Academies, us, not along list, maybe we should start our own league, like the ivies & the patriots, or maybe U of Chicago was right….texas has their drum now, slightly radioactive because it was stored next to the world's first nuclear reactor…..not interested in the ignorant/cynical/infantile retorts, switching to roundball…..my thanks to the 3 dawg fans next to me for being good sports(1 was even the DD!).a happy Advent on this the first Sunday of Advent, esp. to CMR(he knows what i mean)
November 27th, 2011
1:23 pm
Old gold
How many teams do you need?
November 27th, 2011
1:30 pm
Well Dawg 48, I believe that LSU will do. Given that UGA hasn't really played a good team since SC, and that includes GT, let's see how you do against another team that wears white and gold.
November 27th, 2011
1:37 pm
Old Gold, my first 2 teams are Der Mannshaft und Bayern-Muenchen………
November 27th, 2011
1:39 pm
Redbirds have moved past the jackets for third……….college $potr$ really pro now, may as well go pro-I'M GOING TO BRASIL!
November 27th, 2011
1:57 pm
don't really know how good the Dawgs are but, sure is fun to be 10-2. I think we will put up a better fight against LSU than Arkansas, but who knows. At least we have the chance, I know a lot of other teams that would like to be playing for their conference championship. Can you think of any……….
November 27th, 2011
2:09 pm
Born2buzz , Georgia didn't need its running game, big difference than not having one. Richt was kind not to run up the score.
November 27th, 2011
2:28 pm
Kb, UGA tried to run but couldn't. Look at the stats. 17 rushes by the TBs for 45 yds. But it didn't matter.
And for everybody down on CPJ, he's still won more games in his first 4 years than any other GT coach did. Could it have been a better year? Sure. But go back and look at the predictions at the start of the season and you'll see a lot of folks that would have been surprised with 8-4. Remember, this was a very young team. Next year will be better. Vad Lee could make a big difference.
November 27th, 2011
2:44 pm
tech's chop blocking is dangerous for defensive guys. I would not have a problem dropping them until they get away from that style offense. Almost every game their blockers injure someone. They are not big enough so they resort to a gimmick blocking scheme. legal but just barely
November 27th, 2011
2:57 pm
Actually your incorrect in stating that chop blocking is barely legal. Chop blocking is illegal, and carries a 15 yard penalty. What GT does is cut block, which is legal. I would not be opposed to the rules committee making cut blocks illegal, and perhaps then we could usher CPJ out the door, and return to a big boy offense.
November 27th, 2011
2:59 pm
Coach Paul Johnson does not call it "chop blocking"
November 27th, 2011
4:33 pm
Both teams did just as the AJC predicted at the beginning of the year. Prediction was GA to lose the first two and then win the rest, finish 10-2. GT was to win the first seven, then lose to Miami, Clemson, VT, and GA. Except for Tech being upset by UVA and then upsetting Clemson, it went as predicted. Not sure why all the discussion. Kudos to the AJC prognosticators.
November 28th, 2011
1:03 pm
Great win for the Dawgs! I actually felt sorry for Washington on Saturday. Imagine how he feels throwing those interceptions and then having to come over to the sidelines and have Johnson curse at him and yell at him. I don't know why anyone worth a scholarship anywhere else would go to tech and have to listen to Johnson's foul mouth.. Then I would remember that cut block from behind on Tyson that injured his ankle and I think we should have put 2 more TD's on the board. Cut Blocks should be disallowed!
November 28th, 2011
1:53 pm
We came away with a lucky one against Tech. Hopefully we can pull it off next week against LSU.
November 28th, 2011
1:56 pm
We did pretty good this year winning the games we were expected to. I don't think the SEC is as good as I try to make it out to be though. It seems like we only have two good teams and the rest suck. It's why we always have a team in the national championship. Our conference is so easy that we always have undefeated teams in it.
November 29th, 2011
11:13 am
Why is the tech blog on AJC so boring? Even the above troll remarks don't get anyone arguing
November 29th, 2011
2:35 pm
I think the blog is boring because all the wind has been knocked out of too many Tech fans' sails. I had high hopes that first year when CPJ beat UGA between the hedges, but now it has become painfully apparent that it was a complete fluke. The only real bright spot this season was the Clemson game. The 6-0 start fooled a lot of people, but most of those games were gimmes against pushover opponents.
I fully expect Tech to get beaten by its opponent in whatever bowl game it goes to. CPJ has proven repeatedly that he can't motivate his players against UGA or in the postseason. He can yell at them and he can order them around, but he can't motivate them, and that will be his undoing more than anything else.
November 29th, 2011
7:05 pm
Smitty……..totally untrue…there is NO pattern of injuries due to CUT blocking.
November 29th, 2011
8:37 pm
When will Tech fans become LSU fans? I'm guessing around Thursday. You know it is a great year for UGA when Tech has to resort to becoming Florida, LSU, Auburn, etc fans b/c their team completely blows.
So sad….so sad.
November 29th, 2011
9:17 pm
Paul Johnson sucks and so does Al Groh! Period.
November 29th, 2011
9:19 pm
If GT loses its bowl again, which I am darn sure they will, Paul Johnson will get fired and rightfully so!
November 29th, 2011
11:09 pm
Why anyone would allow thier sons to I be called everything but a gentleman by a foul mouth coach like cpj I dont know and why tech allows him to abuse them verbley makes no sence to me and then tech fan get on this blog and talk about class. when thier coach is saying gd gd gd mf and they call this class.
November 30th, 2011
11:34 am
OK HERES THE DEAL, BEING A UGA GRAD, AND I DID OK IN LIFE, I LOVE PJ BECAUSE ITS HIS WAY OF LOSING OR ELSE. LETS THINK A MINUTE, IF I CHOP BLOCK THEN IM NOT GOING TO BLOCK ANYONE ELSE ON THAT PLAY, THAT IS IGNORANT, SO I LOVE HIS STUPIDITY ON HIS THEORY OF FOOTBALL. PLEASE DO NOT FIRE HIM BECAUSE I ENJOY BEATING THEM EVERY YEAR ON AND OFF THE FIELD BUSINESS WISE. SLIDE RULES ARE NOT IN ANY MORE. I HEAR JOE PA IS AVAILABLE, HE WOULD BE A PERFECT FIT FOR ga tech. ALSO ARE THEY NOT THE LOWEST IN GRAD RATES? tech is great.
November 30th, 2011
1:55 pm
Hey Red and Black. As to your comment about when Tech fans will become LSU fans or some other team. You bet by Thursday. I say why wait till Thursday. I became an LSU fan after they beat Arkansas last Friday. Go Tigers!
November 30th, 2011
4:28 pm
@The Dude, shouldn't you be looking for someone to replace your pissed on carpet? And be careful with that beverage!
November 30th, 2011
4:32 pm
Red and Black, Tech had a better season than anyone expected. I plan to pull for Georgia, but I expect you'd rather me not to pull for them. Of course your opinion means nothing to me.
November 30th, 2011
5:04 pm
Has anyone seen "the Institute" lately? Seems he sure talked a lot before the game, but haven't seen him since.


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Gingrich ploy skirts Medicare taxes
The GOP candidate classified millions as profits, not regular compensation, avoiding tens of thousands in Medicare tax. The IRS has won court challenges of this common tactic.
This post is by Janet Novack of Forbes.com.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich avoided tens of thousands of dollars in Medicare payroll taxes in 2010 by using a technique the Internal Revenue Service has consistently and successfully challenged.
Republican presidential candidate Gingrich and his wife, Callista, treated only $444,327 of what they got from Gingrich Holdings and Gingrich Productions as compensation to them, while reporting a whopping $2.4 million of their earnings from these corporations as profits or dividends. Medicare taxes are levied at a rate of 2.9% on an unlimited amount of compensation and self-employment income (say, from a consulting contract, speeches or a book) but not on profits from a business.
"It appears that he is not paying his fair share of Medicare tax," Robert E. McKenzie, a partner in the Chicago law firm of Arnstein & Lehr concluded, in an email to Forbes, after reviewing Gingrich's 2010 tax return.
McKenzie, a past chairman of the Employment Tax Committee of the American Bar Association Tax Section and a member of the IRS Advisory Council, added: "There are a multitude of cases where the IRS has successfully challenged the improper tax strategy of this candidate and his accountants. Service businesses are only allowed to distribute a fair return on investment from an S corp. as profits exempt from Medicare taxes. The remainder of profits must be paid as salary subject to a 2.9% Medicare tax levy."
Since Gingrich released his 2010 tax return Thursday night during the Republican debate, news coverage has focused on his hefty income tax rate -- he paid tax equal to 31.5% of his adjusted gross income of $3.14 million. By contrast, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who earned a fortune at Bain Capital and gets most of his income from investments, acknowledged last week that he pays closer to 15%. (Romney said that he will release his 2010 return on Tuesday.)
The issue of Gingrich's Medicare tax has started to attract notice from tax pros. The IRS says on its website that distributions to an S corporation owner should be treated as compensation to the extent they are associated with his personal services or services to the firm. Earnings that come from an investment of capital and equipment, or from the work of others, can be treated as profit.
On his July 2011 financial disclosure form, Gingrich valued his holdings in Gingrich Productions at between $500,000 and $1 million, suggesting he has far too little capital invested in the firm to justify booking $2.4 million as profit. On Gingrich Productions' website, there is no suggestion it profits from the work of anyone other than the Gingriches. The site says: "Together, Newt and Callista host and produce historical and public policy documentaries, write books and newsletters, give speeches, record audio books, produce photographic essays, and make television and radio appearances." (From public filings, it appears that Gingrich Holdings changed its name to Gingrich Productions last year.)
Neither a Gingrich spokesman nor his accountant responded to requests for comment.
President Barack Obama reported all of his $1.4 million in 2010 book profits as subject to Medicare taxes.
Still, Gingrich's strategy, while frowned upon by the IRS, is hardly unusual. High-earning self-employed individuals have had an incentive to form S corporations and report big profits instead of big wages since 1993, when Congress lifted the cap on the amount of earnings subject to the 2.9% (combined employer and employee) Medicare tax.
Back in 1998, when he was a trial lawyer, John Edwards, the former North Carolina senator and Democratic vice-presidential candidate who is now awaiting trial for alleged campaign violations, reported a salary of $360,000 and profits of $5 million from his S corporation law practice. Congress' Government Accountability Office, in a report released two years ago, estimated that in 2003 and 2004, S corps underpaid wages to their owners by $24 billion, skirting payroll taxes on that amount.
The S corp strategy has no impact on income tax liability. S corps pay no corporate income tax. Instead, they pass on all their income to their owners' individual returns, where it is taxed at the top individual rate of 35%, the same as for salary. (The corporate dividends paid by C corporations, which do pay corporate tax, are currently taxed at a top individual rate of 15%, to minimize the impact of double taxation.)
The temptation for S corporation owners to take too little salary will grow even stronger beginning in 2013, when, as part of Obama's new health reform law, couples with compensation exceeding $250,000 (and singles with more than $200,000 in compensation) will have to pay an additional 0.9% Medicare surtax on their pay above that amount.
Audits of S corporation compensation issues are time consuming for the IRS. The GAO and some in Congress have looked for easier ways to curb the problem of underreported compensation. In 2010, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) proposed raising $11 billion over 10 years by automatically imposing payroll tax on all the distributions to owners of certain "professional service" S corporations. But small-business groups and Maine Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe, the ranking member of the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee, strongly objected and Baucus dropped the proposal.
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So now the negative article on Gingrich is published as he goes to the front of the Republican nominees. Any pattern here by the pinko msnbc site
Wow. Did you want Forbes to report on this before the information was released by Gingrinch. The return information was just released the prior Thursday night during the debate. Friday, 1 business day for McKenzie to review and then comment to Forbes. Forbes publishes article on Monday, which msnbc.com then picks up.
So now the negative article on Gingrich is published as he goes to the front of the Republican nominees. Any pattern here by the pinko msnbc site. And isn't the law based on fair compensation. Seems like the compensation declared subject to payroll taxes was fair. The profit premium was based on his name and that is return on goodwill.
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Whooo's at this library?
Owl sentinels line the East Reading Room of the University of Minnesota's Walter Library. Count them and you'll discover all 225 owls are blind except for one—a sculptor's wry commentary on the value of formal education, perhaps. A careful renovation completed in 2002 has preserved the library's elegant marble columns, gold gilt ceilings and rich wood trim, but hidden behind the walls and floorboards are hundreds of thousands of feet of modern computer cable. Built in 1922, Walter Library was once the central hub of the University's library system. Today Wilson Library has taken on that role. Although Wilson Library offers a bounty of resources, its drab reading rooms can't compare with Walter Library's warm arts-and-crafts ambiance.
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I love owls. I love libraries. Why didn't I spend more time there as an undergrad?
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I would suggest doing hands-on engineering activities with the girls so they can have fun playing with simple engineering principles. Sign up for our mailing list, the link is on the homepage of our website: www.goldieblox.com. Every week, we are sending out a newsletter that includes DIY engineering projects. Perhaps you could use this as inspiration?
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We are very interested in exploring how GoldieBlox could be used as a learning tool in the classroom...it's on our to-do list this year. We'll be sharing highlights on our progress in our blog, Facebook, Twitter and mailing list updates. Subscribe to any or all of the above to stay in the loop! Links to all of them are on the homepage of our website: www.goldieblox.com.
Thanks so much for reaching out and for sharing your interest and passion for this important issue.
Oh, and congrats on your graduation...big milestone!
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I am so happy to hear you are interested in mechanical engineering! My job is a lot of fun. I invent construction toys with a focus on appealing to girls ages 4-9. I spend hours playing with kids to understand their needs, likes and play patterns. I prototype toy ideas using simple materials like clay, foam core, wood, ribbon and anything I can find around the house. I test my prototypes on kids to see how they respond and how they can be improved. Then, I take my designs and put them into computer-aided-drawings, getting the form and dimensions perfect so that they function well. Then, I work with manufacturing experts to produce the toys at a large scale so that thousands of girls around the world can enjoy them.
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Why give up on him? That makes absolutely no sense at all. He's still only 23 years old. How would it feel to see him succeeding with another franchise? Might as well try to salvage something from that pick and see what he can do. Re-signing G.O. is probably #1 on the priority list this summer.
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So, I am, unfortunately dealing with yet another health issue. My foot. I'm not sure yet what the treatment will entail, but there's a fairly good chance I'm going to have to have surgery. I am currently needing to stay off of it which impacts my life in many negative ways. My job for one. My boss is understanding, but not THIS understanding and who can blame him? If I can't do my job, I can't do my job. I'm waiting on an appointment with an Orthopedic Surgeon and will know more then.
Second, if I'm not active, it is VERY difficult for me to lose weight, which means that starting TODAY, I am counting calories and going to be very strict about what I'm eating. I have come too far to gain the weight back and losing weight is important when it comes to my foot anyway. The less I weight, the less strain is on my foot. I'm sure the years of being morbidly obese and working on my feet did not help my situation.
That being said, Cabbage Soup is my friend when it comes to calories. I like to make a big batch and eat a bowl before meals or as a snack. I "cheat" a little and use the store brand of Onion Soup Mix. I'm a bit of a fan in certain recipes like my 3 Ingredient Veggie Burgers!
As I said in the burger recipe post, there is no need to shame me, warn me or tell me how you would never use this product. That's fine. We all have our own comfort levels when it comes to food and I choose to use this product now and then. If you don't, feel free to use this recipe as a substitute for the soup mix. Negative comments about my food choices will only lead me to care less and less about sharing recipes with you on this blog and I am VERY serious about that!
I digress. Back to the Cabbage Soup Recipe. Get your largest soup pot for this since it makes a lot! This recipes is adapted from the famous Cabbage Soup Diet recipe.
You can use any non-starchy veggies you have on hand and mix up the spices.
1 cup of the soup has around 30 calories. I like to eat two cups at a time.
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Whether its low cal or not it certainly sounds like something uber nutritious to put into your body :). I am eating cauliflower green and celery soup at the moment. I decided to stop throwing my cauliflower greens into the compost bin and made soup out of them and after reading so much about you guys in the U.S. eating black beans (and wondering why after seeing the gluggy purple/grey results...) I bought some dried black beans (the only way we can get them here in Tasmania) and soaked and cooked them and tossed some in with my cauliflower leaf soup. I added a few butternut squash and sweet potato steamed cubes as well and almost fell off my chair...this stuff is amazing! Black beans are my new (purple gluggy) favourite bean officially :). Cheers for sharing your cabbage soup recipe. It is next on my adgenda for soupy goodness although I am going to throw some beans into it, some red lentils and some steamed veggies to top if all off. I hope your foot isn't anything too bad. I agree, it's our poor feet and knees that suffer when we put on weight. I was morbidly obese for most of my life so know what I am talking about :). It's people like you who share these amazing recipes that gave me back my ability to touch my toes. Cheers from the bottom of my heart and my newly freed knees :)ReplyDelete


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3 New Ways to Wear Rose Gold
Written on February 7, 2012 at 1:58 pm , by Fitness Magazine
You can sport rose gold on your wrists, neck, and fingers— and now on your face. Rose gold makeup, usually a warm pink base hue mixed with a dose of gilded shimmer, is the perfect way to impart a stunning Valentine's Day glow or to keep your skin looking bright and polished every day. A few ways we love to wear it:
- NARS Orgasm Illuminator This peachy shade of pink with subtle gold flecks is simply magic. It gives you a refreshed look— just what you need to wake up your skin during the drab winter months. It's stunning on the cheekbones and lids as a highlighter for a bathed-in-candlelight radiance.
- Bobbi Brown Rose Gold Shimmer Brick Compact This multi-tonal blush lends a beautiful, subtle sheen. It contains shimmer, though, so no additional highlighter is needed: Pair it with black or brown eyeliner and a neutral lip so your flush stands out.
- Tarte Lock & Roll Eyeshadow Duo in Rose Gold This eye-brightening shadow duo contains both a cream and loose powder version of the same hue: The loose powder (with a mess-proof rollerball applicator) keeps the cream in place and prevents creasing. Run it just along the lashline for a pop of light, or from lashline to crease to offset your eye color.
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Warm Up With Self-Heating Products
Written on February 6, 2012 at 1:40 pm , by April Franzino
Cozy up to one of these self-warming beauty products on a chilly winter's night— they contain ingredients like zeolite and magnesium sulfate, which release heat upon contact with water. The warmth not only soothes sore muscles and elements-exposed skin, but also enhances the penetration of active ingredients. Hot stuff to try:
- HAIR TREATMENT: Wella Enrich Self-Warming Mask
- FACE CLEANSER: Bioré Warming Anti-Blackhead Cream Cleanser
- FACE SCRUB: Dermalogica Multivitamin Thermafoliant
- FACE MASK: Somme Institute Boost Gentle Warming Mask
- BODY SCRUB: Bliss Hot Salt Scrub
- FOOT SLOUGHER: All About Feet Warming Foot Scrub
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Hair Helpers, Skin Savers | Tags: Biore, Bliss, body, cleanser, Dermalogica, Face, foot, hair, mask, Scrub, skin, Somme Institute, treatment, Wella
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Favorite Find Friday: Diptyque Eau Rose Roll-On
Written on February 3, 2012 at 11:15 am , by April Franzino
Portable roll-on perfumes are the ultimate gym bag and purse must-have for us. Our latest love: Diptyque Eau Rose Eau de Toilette Roll-On. The chic, iconic French fragrance house has tinged the classic rose with a dash of tart blackcurrant and warm honey and cedar base notes. Just a dab goes a long way and really lasts— as does the generously-sized (gorgeously-adorned!) rollerball itself.
Tell us: What's your favorite on-the-go fragrance?
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Favorite Find Friday, Standout Scents | Tags: Diptyque, Eau Rose, fragrance, perfume, portable, roll-on, rollerball, Scent
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Olympic Snowboarder Hannah Teter Talks Skincare, Snacking & Competition
Written on February 1, 2012 at 12:14 pm , by April Franzino
We were lucky enough to spend the past weekend in Aspen (pinch us!) with Clearasil watching their ambassador, Olympic gold medal-winning snowboarder Hannah Teter, win the women's superpipe bronze medal at the Winter X Games— while celebrating the launch of PerfectaWash, a high-tech, hands-free system that dispenses the just-right amount of acne-fighting salicylic acid cleanser. Here, our conversation with the inspiring pro snowboarder, who's as down-to-earth, adorable and kind as she is talented:
A snap of Hannah at the birthday party Clearasil threw for her Friday night, which raised over $1,000 for the charity Children International.
Photo credit: Nick Tininenko
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Like all of you, we are following the situation in Boston closely.
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There's also the ongoing coverage over on Reddit and Google News' Realtime Feed.
I would also recommend the local Boston station 7 news
I've been watching them all morning and they are doing great!
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Make Up Forever HD: Great For Darker Skinned Beauties
This is a reader review of Make Up For Ever HD Foundation. Thanks Lauryn for the review!
As a bi-racial American, it can be hard to match my skin tone with pre-mixed foundations. Make Up Forever HD has a plethora of shades designed to match most skin tones. Also because the foundation is so light, it is easy to mix two different shades to match your skin tone perfectly.
Make Up Forever HD is a liquid foundation that comes in a convenient plastic pump bottle. This is important since I am forever knocking the bottles off of the marble vanity. I also like that it is easy to dispense a small amount. I used to use another name brand foundation that you have to pour on the sponge and it is a waste because I was always pouring too much. I also don't like mess and possible contamination that happens when you have to stick your finger in the bottle.
The foundation has a semi-matte finish that leaves skin looking soft and dewy all day. It is a full coverage foundation that conceals red spots and splotchiness. Furthermore, it does a great job of evening out skin tone.
It does not have the hideous orange undertone that some foundations targeted towards ethnic women have. The Make Up Forever HD foundation doesn't slide off like some liquid foundations. The foundation does not become cakey or ashy after hours of wear and feels very lightweight on the skin.
Although I purchased make up sponges to use with my foundation, I find that using my fingers to blend provides the best and most natural coverage. The foundation is silicone based so a little goes a long way. For a normal day at work, I only use one small pump. On special occasions, I use two to three pumps.
When blended correctly, this foundation looks flawless in pictures. I have had airbrush make-up applied for weddings and the Make Up Forever HD foundation gives me the same professionally applied make up look in pictures.
I love the Make Up Forever brand and the HD foundation provides excellent coverage for my skin. I highly recommend it.
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Find out how companies are positioning their supply chain organizations to deliver innovation and business value through deeper collaborative relationships and more agile interdependent networks.
This SCM World report, based on a survey of chief supply chain officers, shows that most supply chain organizations believe new product development and launch is now an essential capability.
In the new age of rapid globalization and frequent disruption, supply chain management professionals are hearing more about the benefits of improved collaboration with cross-functional partners by establishing Supply Chain Centers of Excellence (CoE).
Read about how refitting serial supply chain processes to operate in the cloud enables capital project stakeholders to access real-time data, engage in collaborative decision-making, and more effectively manage resources.
Approximately 70% of companies do not have Tier 2 and Tier 3 upstream supplier visibility, increasing supply performance risk. Find out more about best practices in establishing a visibility foundation and realize the value of upstream visibility.
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Big Sean spoke at length about his excellent Hall Of Fame LP and opened up about his high-profile pop collaborations when we interviewed him earlier this month. He also spilled the beans on working with twerk-legend Miley Cyrus on his chic "Fire" video and hitting the studio with her to create a song for Bangerz.
The Detroit MC gushed about the "Wrecking Ball" singer's professionalism and willingness to collaborate but perhaps the most eye-opening revelation is that he simply hit her up on Twitter. Smilers get ready to tweet because Miley is reading every line! As for their Bangerz collab? Big Sean is cagey but reveals it's a Mike WiLL Made It production and gives a few interesting tidbits. Watch up top.
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New Siri lawsuit also accuses Apple of over-promising functionality
A second lawsuit over Siri's functionality on the iPhone 4S has popped up—the second in as many weeks—with both suits accusing Apple of over-selling Siri's abilities in its marketing campaigns.
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Come for a evening out at Panera Bread Oven at 306 and Mentor Avenue for an Open House on Tuesday, August 26th from 6:30-8:00pm. Learn more about the JWCM club and all the great things we do for the community.
The Junior Women's Club of Mentor is a non-profit, non-denominational volunteer organization.
Meetings take place the Second Thursday of the month from September through May. Location: Mentor United Methodist Hall 8600 Mentor Avenue Mentor, Ohio 44060 Time: 7:00 pm Social 7:30 pm
General Meeting Schedule: 2013 December 12 (Location – Wildwood Cultural Center)
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Anyone is welcome to attend any meeting. Come see what we are all about.
Membership is open to all women 21 years of age and older. For Additional Information: Click Here to Contact Us
The Junior Women's Club of Mentor (JWCM) is a non-profit civic organization of local women committed to promoting volunteerism, aiding the local community and fostering new friendships.
The Junior Women's Club was formed in Mentor, Ohio in 1962. Currently there are more than 20 dynamic women who dedicate much of their time and energy to the Lake County Community.
The women of the JWCM meet monthly from September through May working on various community projects and fundraisers, along with offering Safety Town in partnership with the Mentor Police and Fire Departments. Safety Town is a safety awareness program for children ages four through six.
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I am not a big outdoorsy person but on my holiday I was going on a tour which involved some hiking. I had never dreamed of the day I would buy hiking boots but when I got into the Trespass store I was actually quite excited about buying them. They were a lot better looking than I thought they would be and they had a good range of styles. I know hiking boots can be extortionate in price but I was shocked at the sale prices in this store and had my eye on a purple tinted pair that looked right for me.
These boots are a dark charcoal colour but they have purple thread and lining as well as hints of it all over the shoe. On the front of the shoe they have the Trespass logo on a thick rubber badge and up the shoe there are the laces and clips going right up. These have a very thick rubber sole with a lot of grips on them and are fully lined inside. These are a tough looking boot and have suede accents as well as strong laces. Overall, they look girly but at the same time like a real hiking boot and I like that balance.
So, when buying these I tried them on, I was given some Trespass socks to try on with these as it is recommended you wear good thick socks or these will rub. I noticed a big difference wearing the hiking socks as they almost cushion your foot out so that the shoes feel comfortable on. With these socks on, the boots feel great and once tied on properly, they stay in place perfectly and give a lot of support which is just what I wanted, a great snug fit but still with some movement.
Lacing these up can be quite complex but once done you shouldn't have to do it again unless washing the laces. These have charcoal and purple laces and each lace has a black plastic ring to hold it in place and if you want to fasten right up to the top of the tongue then you can on the little side hooks. Once these shoes are on, they are very comfortable, so much so that you sometimes forget you are wearing them. I have worn these for a lot of outdoor hiking activities and each time feel nothing but comfort.
When wearing these, I have used them on most outdoor surfaces and with such a deep grove sole, the boots grip so well to most surfaces causing a very secure boot to hike in. These grip onto gravel, mud, grass and just give that bit more confidence that you will not slip./ The soles do not wear easily which shows how good the quality of the sole is as these do keep well. The shoes are so easy to clean with it being a sort of rubber like sole as you just wipe them and they keep perfect.
These boots are water resistant and breathable and even when wearing these in hot climates I didn't feel like my feet were too hot. I would highly recommend these to any keen hiker or even just anyone who want some quality boots for walking around in. These are a good brand and they feel great on, perfect fit and comfortable and they grip on well to walking surfaces. I find these easy to wear and they do a great job, I really couldn't expect anymore from a hiking boot.
These boots are available online or in Trespass stores and the charcoal/purple colour, also known as Flint are currently on sale for £24.99 in sizes 36 through to 41.
The official Trespass website is http://www.trespass.co.uk/.


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This is a story about Bella and Edward. Bella on her first day at forks meets Edward. Edward can't control his thirst and bites Bella. Now Edward and Bella have to find out what happens. Later on in the story Bella meets with James and Victoria and Laurent. James has a need for Bella, which will lead to bad problems.
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This was my only class with Edward Cullen. As i walked slowly and sat next to him in biology, his face hardned. I took a little glimpse of him. Edwards mouth was hanging out slightly, and it look to me as tho he was drooling. I didn't pay anymore attention to him. Then finaly after what seemed forever, the bell rang.
I sat in my chair, waiting for everyone else to get out, and the teacher (I love being last.) but Edward was still sitting like me. I stood up and so did he. My body turned to look at him, then he lurched forward. His arms locked mine on the side, and moved a couple of hairs strains away from my neck. Then there was pain, so much pain it hurt to move. I was able to hit him with 1 arm, and it made him stop. I fell to the flow, moving around akwardly.
Edward was standing above me, he had blood on his lip, and i think it was mine. Now i felt like i was fire, but i could not see it. Everything hurt! Someone was at my side lifting me up. Then i noticed we were in a car. Edward was driving me somewhere. I managed to speak. "Whats happening!" I screamed louder than ever. He didn't answer. I never noticed how much i was screaming, until the car came to a stop. Again like before he lifted me up taking me into a house and onto a silver platform. People all around me were speaking, but i couldn't not hear anything. There was too much pain. At that moment i knew my life was over, everything i had ever dreamed of would be gone. My eyes slowly closed letting me drift off in nothing.
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RHINELANDER, Wis. (WXPR) -- State Senator Tom Tiffany says the biennial budget that passed the legislature last week has some positives for northern Wisconsin. The Senate approved the Assembly-passed plan early Friday and sent it to Governor Walker.
Tiffany says the $68 billion dollar spending plan will help northern schools...especially those districts within the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest... hit with declining enrollments.
The budget moves money from towns and provides money to the school districts within the forest. "We were able to get some additional monies to those schools, and we added money for high cost transportation aid. and then of course there's an extra 150 dollars per student that's going to go for every student across the state of Wisconsin."
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Mars 2020 Is No Redo
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The next major mission to Mars will push the technological envelope in way that preserves its budget and fulfills the scientific goals set by the planetary community for this decade.
Cosmos with Cosmos Episode 11: The Persistence of Memory
In which we don't understand intelligence
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Cosmos stumbles with an episode that is plodding, scattered, and more than a little preachy. This episode will only persist in my memory as a shadow of what could have been.
A new comet observing campaign for C/2013 A1 (Siding Spring)
You thought you were rid of us...but we're baa-aaack!
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You thought you were rid of us...but we're back! Following the spectacular and, quite frankly unprecedented, success of the Comet ISON Observing Campaign, we are launching a similar venture for another unique cometary encounter that's happening this year. In October 2014, comet C/2013 A1 (Siding Spring) will pass extremely close to Mars.
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Striking terrain discovered by the MESSENGER probe.
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The Sun has set for a second time at Chang'e 3's landing site on the Moon. The lander is operating normally and shut down to sleep as expected, but the rover is not responding properly to Earth command so could not prepare properly for the oncoming lunar night, and likely will not survive it.
Curiosity images "Dingo Gap," sols 519-521
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Over the last few days, Curiosity made steady driving progress to the southwest. For several of those days, an intriguing feature has appeared on the horizon in her images. UPDATE: The Curiosity team has now decided to drive the rover toward the feature, which is now named "Dingo Gap."
New Horizons: Updates From the January 2014 Science Team Meeting, Part 2
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Ted Stryk reports on the status of the New Horizons mission from the mission's latest Science Team Meeting. Updates include the status of the Kuiper Belt target search and the use of ALMA to refine Pluto's ephemeris.
The Planetary Society Congratulates Opportunity's Team for 10 Years on Mars
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The Planetary Society released an official statement today recognizing the unprecedented achievement of maintaining an operating rover on the surface of Mars for a decade.
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Ted Stryk reports on the status of the New Horizons mission from the mission's latest Science Team Meeting.
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Lockheed, the prime contract on the now-defunct Advanced Stirling Radioisotope Generator program, is closing out the project and transferring its hardware to NASA's Glenn Research Center. NASA expects to save about $55 million per year.
Russia's Ambitious Planetary Exploration Goals
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Roscosmos has ambitious planetary exploration plans in the coming decades, including a series of solo lunar missions and joint missions to Mars with the European Space Agency.
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Heidi Hammel, the Chair of the American Astronomical Society's Division for Planetary Science, reacts to the recent budget news and the uncertain future for planetary science at NASA.
Curiosity update, sols 488-520: Steady driving while watching the wheels
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In the last month, Curiosity put 222 meters on the odometer in 12 short drives, while regularly assessing the wheels for damage. The rover performed touch-and-go analyses of rocks including Oneida and Kodak, and also took some ChemCam RMI mosaics of rocks near the base of Mount Sharp.
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The astronomy world is all a-twitter this morning over the discovery of a new supernova in M82, a galaxy that's in our astronomical backyard, "only" 12 million light-years away. And early word is that it appears to be a Type Ia supernova, the kind that's used as a standard candle to measure the expansion of the universe.
Cosmos with Cosmos Episode 10: The Edge of Forever
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Carl Sagan takes us from the birth to the death of the universe. How do we reconcile our place within a universe that will die? Join us for the latest discussion on episode 10 of Cosmos.
New version of panoramic view from Chang'e 3
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A higher-resolution version of the Chang'e 3 lander's panoramic view of the lunar surface has appeared on the Web, and artist Don Davis has cleaned it of artifacts to make a beautiful, seamless view. In other news, the mission has been reorganized to accommodate a possibly year-long adventure on the lunar surface.
Rosetta update from mission control
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We spoke with (a slightly tired but hugely happy) Rosetta Spacecraft Operations Manager Andrea Accomazzo earlier this afternoon and he reports the spacecraft is doing fine!
Video: Lunar Laser Communication Demonstration sends Bill Nye over the Moon
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In this fun video, the Planetary Society worked with LADEE Lunar Laser Communication Demonstration team to communicate live over their lunar link.
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Minnetonka police are frustrated because the man they believe is responsible for burglaries at about 20 homes still has not been caught.
"He focuses on high-end jewelry, coins, small items, and cash," Sgt. Dave Riegert told FOX 9 News.
Investigators have been trying to catch up with Jeffrey Boemer for the past month. Police say he most recently targeted a home last Thursday, when he used a rock from the homeowner's landscaping to break in.
"He rifled through all the drawers in the den and took cash, and went through all the drawers in the bedrooms," said Becky, the homeowner.
Days before, investigators say Boemer popped open a screen to a window at another home. Minutes later, the young mother returned from a bike ride with her husband and baby.
"My husband came in and went into the kitchen, and I stayed out in the garage with her," Jen recalled. "All of a sudden, I hear a slam and hear him running across our yard."
Jen said Boemer left in a hurry, but he had filled one of her own suitcases with coins and items from her house.
Investigators believe Boemer takes Metro Transit Bus Route 675 direct from downtown Minneapolis, where they believe he is homeless, into Minnetonka.
"He does stay in shelters. We've visited those and there have been sightings of him, but we have not connected with the right combination yet," said Riegert,
Boemer's criminal history includes half a dozen burglary convictions, along with an arson and manslaughter conviction from the mid1980s.
"We are very concerned about that," Riegert told FOX 9 News. "He does have an extensive criminal history and there are some significant things there. So yeah, we are very concerned. If he were cornered, what would be do to get away?"
Neighbors spotted Boemer in the area again on Tuesday morning. He was walking near Holdridge Road East and Crosby, just across the Wayzata border. Once again, however, he slipped into the woods and away from police.
Police believe Boemer also stole a gold 2002 Lexus SUV with the license plate 736-BGM from the driveway of a home he targeted, but they do not know whether he has been driving it.
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Welcome to the William Fogg Library
Welcome to the William Fogg Library, Eliot's community library. The year 2007 marked our Centennial, and we are still going strong.
In addition to an extensive collection of children's and adult books, we offer numerous free programs, lectures, story hours, children's activities, special events, free CDs, DVDs, computer use and Internet, free tax preparation services, book clubs and more. Please explore our website to learn how we can add enrichment and enjoyment to your life!
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For more information please visit our Upcoming Events Page!
The library will be closed on Eliot Festival Day, Saturday, September 27, 2014.
The library is holding a dance party fundraiser at the American Legion in York, Maine (near Hannaford's) on November 15 from 7-10 pm. Please see more information about this event under our events page.
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Announcing the 2014 Finalists!
- The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt
- Benediction by Kent Haruf
- The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker
- TransAtlantic by Colum McCann
About the Award:
The Maine Readers' Choice Award, officially established in 2013 by the Maine State Library and the Maine Library Association, recognizes the best in adult fiction published in the United States the previous year. The aim of this award is to increase awareness and reading of literary fiction. The Maine Readers' Choice Award honors books that exhibit exceptional writing and a compelling story that encourages reading and conversation among individuals and in Maine's communities.
Vote for your favorite book online September 1-15 at http://mainereaderschoiceaward.org/ or at your public library and some bookstores.
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The William Fogg Library is proud to announce a newly redesigned website with creative writing and content development from Kent Creative of Dover, NH and website design by Amber Wave Media of Stratham, NH.