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Greek Roman UFO ET Alien GodsGreek 'Mythology' is all that's left of the ancient Greek religion. About 1200 b.c.e., the residents of what we would call, Greece and Asia Minor shared a common, undisputed view in a group of deities from the heavens that came to be known as The Olympians.
Roman 'Mythology' consisted of various beliefs, rituals, and other observances concerning the supernatural held or practiced by the ancient Romans from the legendary period until Christianity finally completely supplanted the native religions of the Roman Empire at the start of the Middle Ages. The original religion of the early Romans was so modified by the addition of numerous and conflicting beliefs in later times, and by the assimilation of a vast amount of Greek mythology, that it cannot be reconstructed precisely.
Von Daniken's (Odyssey of the Gods) exhausting research suggests the Greek 'gods' were in fact extraterrestrial beings who arrived on Earth thousands of years ago. Archaeological evidence and the writings of the ancients, including Aristotle, prove these gods interbred with humans, performed genetic experiments, and bred 'mythical' creatures, such as centaurs and Cyclops.
Greek gods were a way of explaining the unexplainable in a person's life. These gods, described as the perfect humans. According to Greek mythology, there once was a time when great events had occurred and the gods had involved themselves in human affairs. These gods were described as the "perfect humans".
The Creation of Man by Prometheus
Prometheus and Epimetheus were spared imprisonment in Tartarus because they had not fought with their fellow Titans during the war with the Olympians. They were given the task of creating man. Prometheus shaped man out of mud, and Athena breathed life into his clay figure.
It makes sense that this event was the genetic splicing of the elom and caveman. After all, we now have the knowledge to do gentic splicing which makes the scenario alot more feasible, huh?
Greek mythology and Roman mythology are almost identical. This is an accepted fact, as it is widely known that the Romans stole the Greek myths. However, it is very interesting to note that the mythology of the Vikings (Norse) has many similarities with the Greek myths. These myths are, by no means, identical to the Greek ones (like the Roman ones are), but there are very distinct commonalities between the two.Odin is the leader of the Norse gods. Jupiteris the leader of the Roman gods.
See gods as being characters that have many similarities with the people within the society. The gods and goddesses are powerful beings capable of super-human powers, but nevertheless are characters fraught with very human frailties and flaws. In this way they created gods that had similarities with the common man in the society. This made the gods more tangible and easier to identify with.
Starting with the Sumerians, the first great culture 6,000 years ago that spawned the Bablylonians, Persians, and Assyrians, through ALL subsequent "Intelligent advanced civilizations" and "non-advanced" indigenous cultures including the American Indians of North America, Mayan and Inca empires of South America, Aborigines of Australia, ancient Chinese and Hindu text scriptures from the Far East, Egyptians, of the Middle East, Dogons of Africa, and the Greek and Roman Gods of "mythology", every culture accepted for a fact that heavenly beings (Or Gods) had created Man kind. (In their own likeness, no less). Some coincidence to be a "myth", huh? To read more about the above mentioned myths, and view petrographs/petroglyphs from around the globe, see our page on Mans Orgins.
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First Dante's Inferno Screenshots Accompany Delay, Platform ConfirmationUpdate: Several outlets, including IGN and Eurogamer, have published hands-on previews that indicate Dante's Inferno is heading to PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2010. The game was originally announced for a 2009 release.
Original: The first screenshots of EA Redwood Shores' Dante's Inferno, described as "Dead Space meets God of War in Hell," have arrived, providing a look at the real game.concept art was provided as well, giving us a better look at Dante, that scythe of Death's that he wields, and an intriguing rendition of Cerberus.
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Dating after divorce sucks -- plain and simple. I am not speaking from personal experience, mind you. But at this point in my life, I have several close friends who are searching for The One yet again and they all have one common complaint. "Going out with a guy is so different than it used to be." Indeed. If you've been married and out of the dating game for the last 7 to 10 years, it's an entirely different world these days, and I'm not just talking about texting, sexting, or tweeting play-by-plays throughout the night. You have changed too. You may communicate differently, have evolved your values, and are consumed by things a single man just can't relate too. All that makes for a very awkward first date if you are not careful. As one girlfriend put it, "I always seem to say something that freaks them out." Adds another, "Dating is so bad it makes me miss my a**h*** ex." Fear not, ladies. The Stir is here to help. Here are 10 tips on dating -- successfully -- after divorce.
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- Over 16,000 alumni in over 160 countries and over 11,000 active students worldwide
- Study in an inspirational European capital in an atmosphere of mutual learning with like-minded individuals
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Your child's new liver can come from one of several sources.
Most transplanted livers come from deceased organ donors. Organ donors are adults or children who have become critically ill or injured and have been declared brain dead. If the donor is an adult, he may have agreed to be an organ donor ahead of time. Parents or spouses can also agree to donate a relative's organs.
Your child may get a whole liver or a segment of one. If an adult liver is available and is an appropriate match for two children (or a child and an adult) on the waiting list, the donor liver can be divided into two segments, and each part transplanted (called a split liver transplant). If an infant or child receives a split liver, the liver segment will be the right size for the recipient even if it is only part of an adult sized liver.
A living family member or loved one may also be able to donate a section of his liver — called a living-donor transplant. Those who donate a portion of their livers can live healthy lives with the remaining segment, which will grow to original size of the whole liver. The liver is the only vital organ in the human body that can do this.
Once your child is on the liver transplant waiting list, the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) requires The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (or the hospital treating your child) to provide you withe written notification, usually a letter, that details the date your child was listed and the score or status at time of listing.
Unfortunately, there's no definite answer to this question. Sometimes, children wait only a few days or weeks before receiving a donor organ, but sometimes it takes months or years. During this time, the pediatric liver transplant team will work to keep your child in the best possible health. This waiting time can be difficult, but there are quite a few things you can do to help your child — and the rest of the family — cope.
Jo Ann Sonis, LCSW, DCSW, the Liver Transplant Social Worker, can discuss travel possibilities and alternatives with you. You can reach her at 215-590-2238.
Your child should continue to visit her primary care pediatrician for regular age-appropriate well visits and immunizations, as well as when he or she is ill. The pediatric liver transplant team will not replace your child's regular doctor.
Once your child has been listed for a liver transplant, it's important that he continue to receive immunizations against childhood illnesses. In some cases, especially with infants, vaccinations may need to be given ahead of the regularly recommended schedule, in preparation for liver transplant.
Regularly scheduled immunizations — including "live" vaccines, such as varicella (chickenpox) and measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) — will continue after your child's liver transplant. We'll work with you to determine the most appropriate time to give your child live vaccines, as the schedule will require modification.
The pediatric liver transplant team will be happy to work with your primary care pediatrician to make sure your child gets the shots he needs to stay healthy before, during and after transplant. Should your child be exposed to any of the childhood diseases for which he hasn't been vaccinated, please contact the transplant coordinator.
For more information about vaccines, please visit the Vaccine Education Center.
Organ transplant coverage varies considerably by insurance carrier and plan. Children are generally also eligible for Medicaid coverage to supplement existing coverage.
If you have insurance questions or are having difficulty getting an insurance issue resolved, CHOP can help. Please call Jo Ann Sonis, LCSW, DCSW, the Liver Transplant Social Worker at 215-590-2238.
You will be asked to provide us with contact phone numbers including home, work, cell phones, nearby relatives or neighbors. In addition, if necessary you will be provided with a beeper. If the coordinator can't reach you, the liver may have to go to the next potential recipient.
If you go out of town or change your address, be sure to leave contact information with your liver transplant coordinator.
When you are contacted, you will get specific instructions regarding time of arrival, and you will have ample time to reach the hospital safely
The surgery usually lasts four to eight hours, but this can vary considerably based on the child's size, whether or not they have had prior surgery, and other factors. Throughout the surgery, an operating room nurse or other member of the transplant team will update you regularly — generally at least once an hour — on the surgery's progress.
The average length of stay following transplant is approximately 10 days for otherwise healthy older children, and two to three weeks for infants.
Your child's incision will extend from the far right to just across the midline of the belly, in a curved line above the navel (along the underside of the rib cage). While it will be noticeable at first, it will fade over time.
View an illustration of the incision.
Tattoos and body piercings are discouraged due to the risk of transmission of hepatitis virus.
For the first six weeks after surgery, your child should avoid heavy lifting, abdominal exercises and vigorous exercise.
It's important that you know the symptoms of rejection and watch your child closely for them. And because the first sign of a rejection episode may show up in the regular tests your child will undergo (and not necessarily with any outward signs and symptoms) it's also important that you ensure he gets to all his follow-up appointments.
Remember, many children experience at least one rejection episode following a liver transplant. Rejection only means that the transplant team needs to fine-tune the immunosuppressant medications your child is taking to prevent his immune system from trying to reject the liver. When a rejection episode occurs, your child's doctor may prescribe a short-term steroid treatment, then adjust the dose of antirejection medications.
Most children who receive a liver transplant have no restrictions. They attend school and participate in sports and other age-appropriate activities. In fact, after liver transplant, children may find they can do more than they could before transplant, when they were feeling ill. While you may be concerned about your child's health, it's important to remember that your child is a normal child who should be given the opportunity to do all the things other children do. The only difference is that your child must continue to take antirejection medications as directed.
If you have questions about what your child's life will be like after liver transplant, both now and when she becomes an adult, don't hesitate to ask.
Yes. Liver transplant recipients appear to have normal fertility and many children have been born to both male and female recipients. If your child had a genetic disease this may impact fertility and may be passed on to children. This should be discussed prior to pregnancy. Women contemplating pregnancy should visit an ob-gyn doctor prior to conception, or as soon as possible afterward. It is very important to continue antirejection medications during pregnancy, as rejection is difficult to treat in pregnancy and is dangerous for both the mother and child.
If your child was a CHOP patient, her care will be transferred to The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP) or an adult medical center of her choice in adulthood. HUP has a program for adult transplant recipients who are or wish to become pregnant.
According to the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients, the one-year pediatric liver transplant patient survival rate in 2002 - 2003 was 95 percent. The graft (transplanted organ) survival rate for patients transplanted in 2009-2011 at CHOP was 97.25 percent. The graft (transplanted organ) survival rate was 94.59 percent.
Survival rates vary from hospital to hospital around the country. At The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, we're proud that our graft (transplant) survival rates meet or exceed national averages. You can find more information about specific medical centers by visiting www.srtr.org.
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COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- Car enthusiasts are on their way to Coeur d'Alene for the weekend.
Thirty-six Ferrari owners spent Friday getting their cars nice and clean for the Cavalino's Coeur d'Alene event.
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GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - The NFL is cracking down on the size of bags and seat cushions.
In a release Thursday, the NFL unveiled a new 2013 stadium policy geared towards improving public safety that will be place by the preseason.
Fans will have very limited options when entering the stadium. You will only will be allowed to bring in a small clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags that do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12" or a one-gallon plastic freezer bag.
Small clutch bags that are the size of a hand will be allowed.
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The Spirit in the Arts program is aptly named. People come here to create art. In the process, their spirits are lifted and filled.
Some paint. Others crochet. Still others create jewelry and mosaics. Their backgrounds vary widely, yet they gather in an open creative arts studio to learn, express themselves and support one another.
"It's so calm here," said Brenda Brooks, 54, on a recent Tuesday as she finished a vibrant crocheted sweater. "It is a place of deep respect and honor."
Spirit in the Arts, at 650 El Camino Ave., serves an impoverished community in North Sacramento, as well as the wider Sacramento area.
A program of the nonprofit Bread of Life Center, it provides working studio space, art supplies and equipment at no charge, and is staffed by artists who volunteer, said Carol Mathew-Rogers, art director. The program is not religious, but through the communal art-making process, spirituality often is deepened.
"Things happen when you join a community," Mathew-Rogers said. "When you create something, it changes the artist, it changes the people who view it and it changes the community."
Brooks has come for 2 1/2 years. She works part time doing housekeeping and personal care for others, and learned of the studio while recovering from substance abuse.
"I really didn't consider myself an artist before," she said, noting she always enjoyed needle crafts and sewing. "But I get such satisfaction creating things, and seeing the work of everyone else."
As she spoke, Brooks was surrounded by others at a large table, each creating something different.
At one end sat Mary Dignan, 58, a lawyer who lost most of her eyesight and hearing and who helped start the arts program in 2004.
Nearby was Billie Custock, a volunteer and teacher at the studio, who was helping her 6-year-old granddaughter Ava Berry make a collage.
At the other end was Freddie Rowe, 50, who has disabilities and works as a janitor. He said he loves making mosaics and socializing at the center.
"It gets my mind off stuff," said Rowe, who suffered personal losses last year, and is giving back by volunteering at the center and starting an arts group in his own neighborhood.
Everything at Spirit in the Arts is donated, and much of the equipment is worn, Mathew-Rogers said. She is asking Book of Dreams readers to support the purchase of art supplies, as well as adjustable-height work tables, task chairs and lighting that will make things easier for community members, including those with poor vision and physical challenges.
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Ordinarily, when Suffolk County, New York, takes over a small piece of land for back taxes, they like to sell it off cheap. As in, maybe ten bucks. But when the little piece of land is a path that leads to a beach in the Hamptons … well, things may take a different course, reports Newsday ("Bidder buys 1-foot-wide strip of Napeague land for $120,000," by Mitchell Freedman).
Reports Newsday: "The battle royale began after Suffolk -- which acquired the wooded ribbon of land in 2003 for nonpayment of taxes -- tried to sell the property in Napeague to any of the six adjoining land owners for $10. Four of the owners didn't respond to the offer to submit a bid but the other two were so interested the county set up a face-to-face auction and imposed a $1,500 minimum bid."
Marc Helie (of Manhattan firm Chevalier Investments, LLC) and Kyle N. Cruz (a managing director at Centerbridge Partners LP in Manhattan) jumped quickly to bids of $5,000, $12,000, and $17,000. Cruz folded after Helie saw his $115,000 and raised it to $120,000.
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CHATTANOOGA (WRCB)- The longest-running broadcaster in world history has spent his entire career in Chattanooga and adds to his amazing records each day. Luther Masingill began working at WDEF radio in 1940, and on WDEF-TV in 1954. He still reports to work at both stations, a few blocks from each other on South Broad Street, each weekday morning.
Wednesday, Hamilton County Commissioner Marty Haynes led his colleague in a salute to the popular announcer, who was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame last November. In a proclamation, the Commissioners honored Luther "for using the power of broadcasting for the common good...reuniting pets with their owners as well as helping countless others."
Commission Chairman Larry Henry reminisced about Luther visiting his elementary school some sixty years ago, "a moment I'll never forget," he said. Commissioner Warren Mackey thanked Luther for "jump-starting my car about thirty years ago." County Trustee Bill Hullander called his friend "the most amazing broadcaster there's ever been."
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Clarifications on payments to certain institutions/agencies - The following clarifications are issued:
- Payments to recruitment agencies are in the nature of payments for services rendered, and hence will be subject to TDS under section 194J of the Act, and not under section 194C of the Act.
- Payments made by a company to a share registrar will also similarly be liable to tax deduction at source under section 194J and not under section 194C.
- In respect of payment of commission to external parties for procuring orders for the company's products, rendering of such services is not covered under section 194C, but may involve payment of fees for professional or technical services, in which case tax may be deductible under section 194J.
- Payments made to a hospital for rendering medical services will attract deduction of tax at source under section 194J.
- Commission received by the advertising agency from the media would require deduction of tax at source under section 194J.
- Routine/normal maintenance contracts which include supply of spares will be covered under section 194C. However, where technical services are rendered, the provisions of section 194J will apply in regard to tax deduction at source.
- Since section 194J refers to 'any sum paid', reimbursement of actual expenses cannot be deducted out of the bill amount for the purpose of tax deduction at source.
Circular : No. 715, dated 8-8-1995.
Fees received from abroad - In respect of fees for professional services received from foreign companies or foreign law and accountancy firms, any fees paid through regular banking channels to any chartered accountant, lawyer, advocate or solicitor who is resident in India by non-residents who do not have any agent or business connection or permanent establishment in India may not be subjected to deduction of tax at source under section 194J. However, foreign companies or foreign law and accountancy firms are required to send a quarterly statement, indicating the name and address of the persons to whom the payments are made, to the CBDT—Circular : No. 726, dated 18-10-1995.
Vide Circular No. 766, dated 24-4-1998, it is clarified that as the details of payments made to the Indian residents can easily be verified or collected wherever required, it has been decided to discontinue with immediate effect the requirement of sending the above quarterly statements.
Deduction to be made under one section only - In some cases persons responsible for deducting tax at source are deducting such tax by applying more than one provisions for the same payment. In particular, it has been pointed out that the sums paid for carrying out work of advertising are being subjected to deduction of tax at source under section 194C as payment for work contract as also under section 194J as payments of fees for professional services.
The Board has clarified that each section, regarding TDS under Chapter XVII, deals with a particular kind of payment to the exclusion of all other sections in this Chapter. Thus, payment of any sum shall be liable for deduction of tax only under one section. Therefore, a payment is liable for tax deduction only under one section—Circular : No. 720, dated 30-8-1995.
Deduction of Tax at source on Service Tax - The payments made under section 194-I differ significantly from payment made under section 194J in the way that in the case of 194-I TDS has to be deducted on any income paid as rent. However, in the case of section 194J TDS has to be deducted on any sum paid as professional and technical fees. The Board had decided to exclude TDS on service tax component on rental payment because it was construed that service tax payment cannot be regarded as income of the landlord. Since section 194J covers any sum paid, therefore the board has decided not to extend the cope of Circular No. 4/2008, dated April 28, 2008 to such payment under section 194J - Letter F.No. 275/73/2007-IT(B), dated 30-6-2008.
Notified professional services u/s 194J, Explanation (a) - In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (a) of the Explanation to section 194J of the Income-tax Act, 1961, Central Board of Direct Taxes hereby notifies the services rendered by following persons in relation to the sports activities as "Professional Services" for the purpose of the said section, namely :—
u Sports Persons,
u Umpires and Referees,
u Coaches and Trainers,
u Team Physicians and Physiotherapists,
u Event Managers,
u Commentators,
u Anchors and
u Sports Columnists.
2. This notification shall come into force with effect from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette - Notification No. S.O. 2085(E), dated 21-8-2008.


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(a) In general
The Secretary shall have exclusive power, jurisdiction, and authority, to the extent that this chapter applies, with respect to—
(b) Covered agricultural products
The Secretary shall specify, after an opportunity for notice and comment, those agricultural products for which a warehouse license may be issued under this chapter.
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The Secretary may investigate the storing, warehousing, classifying according to grade and otherwise, weighing, and certifying of agricultural products.
(d) Inspections
The Secretary may inspect or cause to be inspected any person or warehouse licensed under this chapter and any warehouse for which a license is applied for under this chapter.
(e) Suitability for storage
The Secretary may determine whether a licensed warehouse, or a warehouse for which a license is applied for under this chapter, is suitable for the proper storage of the agricultural product or products stored or proposed for storage in the warehouse.
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The Secretary may classify a licensed warehouse, or a warehouse for which a license is applied for under this chapter, in accordance with the ownership, location, surroundings, capacity, conditions, and other qualities of the warehouse and as to the kinds of licenses issued or that may be issued for the warehouse under this chapter.
(g) Warehouse operator's duties
Subject to the other provisions of this chapter, the Secretary may prescribe the duties of a warehouse operator operating a warehouse licensed under this chapter with respect to the warehouse operator's care of and responsibility for agricultural products stored or handled by the warehouse operator.
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Except as provided in paragraph (2), the Secretary may promulgate regulations governing one or more electronic systems under which electronic receipts may be issued and transferred and other electronic documents relating to the shipment, payment, and financing of the sale of agricultural products may be issued or transferred.
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The Secretary shall not have the authority under this chapter to establish—
(A) one or more central filing systems for the filing of financing statements or the filing of the notice of financing statements; or
(i) Examination and audits
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(1) any person that is engaged in the business of storing an agricultural product that is subject to this chapter;
(j) Licenses for operation of warehouses
The Secretary may issue to any warehouse operator a license for the operation of a warehouse in accordance with this chapter if—
(1) the Secretary determines that the warehouse is suitable for the proper storage of the agricultural product or products stored or proposed for storage in the warehouse; and
(k) Licensing of other persons
(1) In general
On presentation of satisfactory proof of competency to carry out the activities described in this paragraph, the Secretary may issue to any person a Federal license—
(C) to classify such an agricultural product according to condition, grade, or other class and certify the condition, grade, or other class of the agricultural product; or
(l) Examination of books, records, papers, and accounts
The Secretary may examine and audit, using designated officers, employees, or agents of the Department, all books, records, papers, and accounts relating to activities subject to this chapter of—
(2) a person operating a system for the electronic recording and transfer of receipts and other documents authorized by the Secretary; or
(m) Cooperation with States
The Secretary may—
(1) cooperate with officers and employees of a State who administer or enforce State laws relating to warehouses, warehouse operators, weighers, graders, inspectors, samplers, or classifiers; and
Source(Aug. 11, 1916, ch. 313, pt. C, § 3, as added Pub. L. 106–472, title II, § 201,Nov. 9, 2000, 114 Stat. 2062.)
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A prior section 242, acts Aug. 11, 1916, ch. 313, pt. C, § 2,39 Stat. 486; Feb. 23, 1923, ch. 106, 42 Stat. 1282, defined terms, prior to the general amendment of this chapter by Pub. L. 106–472. See section 241 of this title.
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Recognizing the growing importance of effective management of precious water resources, cities and water districts in Whatcom County are forming a regional water conservation group, the Whatcom Water Alliance.
The goals of the Alliance are to promote water conservation by coordinating public information efforts and related activities. In 2007, the Washington State Department of Health adopted the Water Use Efficiency Rule, requiring municipal water suppliers to develop more effective water conservation programs.
Current Alliance members include the cities of Blaine, Ferndale, and Sumas as well as Birch Bay Water and Sewer District, Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer District, Point Roberts Water District, Water District #2 and Water District #7.
For 2008, the Alliance members have agreed to support a voluntary odd-even watering schedule. The watering schedule will be implemented June 15 through September 15.
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Jessica Moss and Lisa Guajardo, Designers of Leyendecker
Yesterday I posted the first installment of beauty secrets from talented tastemakers and today I'm excited to share part two.
Danielle and Jodi Snyder, designers of DANNIJO: "I carry chapstick on me at all times—I'm so Napoleon Dynamite! There's nothing unsexier than chapped lips. I'm addicted to Burt's Bees Beeswax Lip Balm. In the summer when my skin color looks a bit uneven from the sun, I use Giorgio Armani Face Fabric Second Skin on top of my SPF face lotion to give it an even glow. And dry shampoo is the best-kept secret ever. When my hair looks flat, I give my roots a spray, flip my head over, and voilà—instant volume!" —Danielle
"I was told that lining my entire eye would make my eyes look small, so I always begin at the middle of my eye and line to the outer corner. I also always use a blow dryer to heat my eyelash curler before using it on my eyelashes— it's the best trick ever! My mom also taught me to dab a bright lipstick on my cheekbones when I need a pick-me-up at the end of the day." —Jodie
Jessica Moss and Lisa Guajardo, designers of Leyendecker: "I swear by glycolic toners (my favorite is by Mario Badescu) to wipe away any dead skin and to maintain a fresh, bright look. Laura Mercier makes the most amazing brightening powder, which I brush under my eyes through to the apple of the cheek and temple every morning to disguise any dark circles or puffiness. And here's my biggest secret: I'm a natural redhead, but to punch up my color between salon visits, I use Tressa WaterColors Liquid Copper Shampoo. It prevents my red from looking dull." —Jessica
"In desperate times, Preparation H is magical for under-eye puffiness. I also swear by dry shampoo. Rene Furterer is my go-to brand, but if you're on a budget, I recommend Psssssst Instant Spray Shampoo. Even after three days, my bangs look fresh and clean! Also, every morning I apply moisturizer to my face, neck, décolleté, and chest—it keeps everything looking youthful and perky!" —Lisa
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This week's guest blogger is Natalie Alcala, a Cali girl with a penchant for all things style and fashion. When she's not soaking up the sun or rocking dangerously high heels, you can catch her feeding her insatiable sartorial appetite on her blog, Natalie's Menagerie. She also pens a daily fashion column for BlackBook Magazine and is an assistant editor at FashionStake.
Left: Stylist and Tales of Endearment founder Natalie Joos. Right: Clinique products
Jewelry designer Pamela Love
My late grandmother had a wealth of knowledge and as a little girl, my ears always perked up when she would reveal her clever beauty secrets. From moisturizing hands with Vaseline at night to adding a touch of lipstick to cheeks for a dewy finish, some of her tricks are forever engrained in my own routine. Whenever I'm at a shoot or fashion event, I love asking insiders what their own makeup or skincare pointers are—either passed on to them or self-discovered—and I'm always amazed at the variety of answers. Exclusively for Birchbox, I've checked in with some stellar tastemakers to share their trusty beauty advice. Enjoy!
Natalie Joos, Stylist and Founder of Tales of Endearment: "I learned from my mom to wash my face every night before going to bed and not to wear too much makeup. I never wear foundation—it dries my skin. I spend a lot of time in the sun, so I wear SPF 15 or 30 on my face every day. I live for the sun—it makes me happy and I think I look better with a tan anyway! And I love wearing a red lip to really make my blue eyes stand out. I also learned a few tricks from my girls in Belgium, which is where I was born and raised. They not only taught me how to shave, but they also introduced me to Clinique's 3-Step Skincare Routine. Oh, and this is no secret, but I try to drink as much water as possible."
Pamela Love, Jewelry Designer: "The only real beauty tip my mother ever gave me was to stay out of the sun, pile on the sunscreen, and wear hats. I didn't really listen—I love going in the sun and getting a tan! I do try to wear sunscreen, though."
Check back tomorrow as Natalie reveals the best beauty secrets from Danielle and Jodie Snyder of Dannijo and Jessica Moss and Lisa Guajardo of Leyendecker.
We're hosting an awesome sweepstakes on Facebook right now with our February Birchbox Crush, Dannijo. Designers, sisters, and all around trendsetters, Danielle and Jodie Snyder make the most amazing jewelry, from chain-laden statement necklaces to jewel-encrusted oversize rings. Lucky for us, we were lucky enough to snag one of their fabulous pieces, a Salina gold-plated bracelets worth $263, for our giveaway. Click here to enter now and be sure to share with your friends!
This month we're spotlighting sisters Danielle and Jodie Snyder, the cool co-founders of It jewelry line Dannijo, as our latest Birchbox Crush. I remember when the duo was just getting their start back in 2007 (I was at the event where the released their very first capsule collection), and they have been blowing up ever since. Seriously, you can't read through any major magazine without coming across at least one of their stunning pieces. And two nights ago, the duo took their next major step towards designer stardom: Their very first presentation during New York Fashion Week.
Of course, the baubles were lovely (big congrats to both ladies!), but the beauty looks were equally as enticing. The collection's theme, the pastoral frontier of the Wild West fused with the shameless opulence of the Roaring 20s, largely dictated the models' hair and makeup. The lead hair stylist on the scene was James Vides, of Sally Hershberger's salon, who prepped a model as I chatted with him. "It's all about getting texture in there: using a double barrel curling iron for wave, then brushing it out, and teasing it," said Vides of the technique he was using to achieve the poofy, voluminous coifs. (Side note: Love those messy braids!)
Similarly, the makeup was all about bohemian-chic simplicity. Artist Kim Do of Jouer, one of our fave brands here at Birchbox, was on hand to give models their fresh, dewy looks. "We want the girls to have really luminous skin, so we're using our luminizing moisture tint," explained Do. "We want everything to be really sheer and pretty, so warm colors on the cheeks, no eyeliner, and just keep the eyes really open with mascara."
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Rex Ryan in car accident in Pa. last week
Apparently the Jets season literally ended in a car wreck.
Deadspin reports that head coach Rex Ryan was in a three-car accident on Jan. 14 in Bethlehem, Pa. in which he crashed his red Mustang.
According to the police report acquired by Metro New York, Ryan admitted he ran a red light, and rear-ended one of the other cars involved in the pileup. He denied he was speeding.
The report detailed the accident as having "occurred at 6:13 p.m. when the driver of a Ford Mustang, identified by police as Rex Ryan of New Jersey, traveling west on West Third Street collided with another vehicle which was proceeding through a traffic light on Wyandotte Street/Route 378."
There were no injuries in the accident.
Per the official police report, the department is still investigating the incident and "awaiting a return call from another witness before completing the investigation."
Ryan may have been in Pennsylvania in order to speak to former Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg, who has reportedly been hired as the replacement in the same position for the fired Tony Sparano.


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Which credit cards should you avoid?
Different financial situations call for different credit cards. Here's how to know if a card is right -- or wrong -- for you.
This post comes from Jason Steele at partner site Credit.com.
Between television commercials, and advertisements on the Internet and in your mailbox, there is no shortage of information about credit cards.
But when it comes to determining which one you should get, a pretty good place to start, when sorting through the hundreds of cards on the market, is to eliminate those you should avoid.
With so many different credit cards available, there are right and wrong cards for each different kind of credit card user.
So first figure out what type of credit card customer you are, and then be sure to avoid these cards.
If you carry a balance
Between one-half and two-thirds of American credit card users carry a balance each month. This means that these cardholders are always incurring interest charges on their existing debt as well as on their daily purchases.
Therefore, they should avoid the following kinds of cards:
- Charge cards. Charge cards are used just like credit cards, but customers are required to pay their entire statement balance in full, every month, or they will be considered delinquent. This policy makes these cards unsuitable for those who plan on extending payment.
- Rewards credit cards. Credit card rewards are great, but earning them is not in the interest of those who carry a balance. First, rewards credit cards will most likely have a higher interest rate than non-rewards cards, and the additional financing costs will likely exceed the rewards earned. In addition, those who are struggling with credit card debt do not need any additional incentive to spend more money.
If you pay each month's statement balance in full
By avoiding all interest charges, cardholders are free to earn the most valuable rewards possible. Yet many of these cardholders continue to use the same cards, year after year, and they may no longer be competitive.
- Cards that earn inferior rewards, or none at all. Cards that offer rewards worth a mere 1 percent of the amount spent are hopelessly outdated when there are currently several cards that offer 1.5 percent to 2 percent cash back on all purchases, while others feature up to 6 percent cash back at certain categories of merchants.
- Cards that don't offer a competitive sign-up bonus. If you are already earning competitive rewards from your cards, you can still apply for a new card and earn a valuable sign-up bonus. Current sign-up bonuses can be worth several hundred dollars in cash back, airline flights, or hotel award stays, yet credit card users are still tempted by store cards that feature a 10 percent discount on that day's purchases. Since you can't sign up for a new credit card at every store you visit, you may as well hold out for only the best offers.
If you travel
Travelers use credit cards for their security and convenience, but those who travel regularly have special requirements.
- Cards without an EMV smart chip. Credit card readers that require an EMV smart chip have been deployed in Europe and other parts of the world for several years, yet most cards issued to Americans still fail to comply with that standard. This leaves many American travelers stranded when their card is rejected at train stations and gas stations. Thankfully, more and more cards now have smart chips available, so be sure to ask your card issuer if that is an option.
- Cards that charge foreign transaction fees. It is absurd to pay a fee of 3 percent just to have a transaction processed outside of the U.S., yet that is a fee that most cards carry. Fortunately, more credit cards are being offered that do not have this fee. Many of these cards are high-end reward cards marketed to frequent international travelers, but some cards have an EMV smart chip and no foreign transaction fee as well.
Before you start shopping for a credit card, it's helpful to know your credit score so you can target your search to cards for which you're more likely to qualify for. Having a higher credit score can help you get lower interest rates, but lenders also have credit score requirements for various credit cards. Credit.com offers a way to check your credit scores for free -- they get updated every month, and come with an analysis of your credit report, as well as an action plan to help you get your credit in better shape.
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Here we go again....If you have the discipline and the cash reserves (which comes with the discipline), find a good cash back credit card like the Capital One Quick Silver card that pays 1.5% cash back and link it to your power bill, cable bill, cell phone bill, car payment, tuition, etc and then pay it completely off every month....you have to pay those bills anyway right?
We will receive over $1000.00 this year alone.
While you Ham & Eggers fight over which credit card offers better cash back....allow me to sit here and laugh at that notion. You want rewards? You want Big discounts? offer cash..... it makes your rewards programs laughable.
Credit cards are for losers.
Do what I did, and pay yourself first.... by paying yourself 10% of every expenditure you make...and that includes EVERY expenditure...like food, power, gas, car, everything..... by the time I was 40, I was wealthy...just from doing that. If you can't afford to pay yourself the 10% tax...you can't afford it. If you start young enough...and scrimp and save...you will amass an amazing about of cash in just a few years.
To Hell with credit...and credit lines.
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Google & Apple Together; Picture That With a Kodak
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According to a report by Serena Saitto, Beth Jinks, and Brian Womack of Bloomberg.com, Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) and Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) have decided to join forces to purchase the photography patents of Kodak for a sum of more than $500 million. Seeing how these two duke it out on the market, this team-up may seem hard for you to picture, but it should be taken into consideration if you are interested in investing in either part of this dynamic duo.
But wait, what happened to Kodak?
Kodak, once THE name in photography, lost its edge, and its market niche, when eager tech companies placed digital cameras into consumer's hands. Jordan Crook of techcrunch.com reports that
"A big part of the issue [Kodak's failure] there was talent. The same employees that may be geniuses in film and film cameras aren't necessarily as advanced in electronics. This, of course, did nothing for company solidarity as Kodak's digital and film branches were at odds. Kodak had plenty of great people and great photographers, but they couldn't keep them on the payroll as other major players dropped into the digital game after 2000."
This, coupled with the advent of the camera phone, spelled disaster for the 130+ year old company, who ultimately filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after having invented the first digital camera in 1975.
Enter the opportunity seekers; what Google is looking to prevent & what Apple knows
There was a time not long ago when Apple and some other well known mobile giants joined forces to purchase 6,000 patents of another wounded telecommunications company for $4.5 billion, leaving Google out of the party. If this were to happen again Google would be left to either negotiate handsome licensing fees with Apple, or be hit with bunches of lawsuits on infringement of patent rights. Apple, on the other hand, knows that it must keep a clear advantage in as many patent battles as it can to avoid the costly ambiguity of rival devices.
How it could affect your portfolio
With these super tech companies joining forces on Kodak's playbook of patents, the hope is that we do not see a decrease in patent battles with existing or upcoming photo-based gadgets from the two (something that eerily has already started to occur). I don't think this will be a good thing if you're looking to land both of these into your portfolio. Much of Apple and Google's upward mobility comes from their fierce innovative competition, which breeds great products, volatility, and profits.
Kodak investors (fans) are not without hope
At the great price Kodak shares are going for right now (less than a cup of coffee), you'd have to be a very big fan to want to invest. But if this is the case, there's hope for you: Serena Saitto, Beth Jinks, and Brian Womack of Bloomberg.com have also reported that Kodak has not given up the battle for profitability.
According to their report:
"The patents for sale relate to the capture, manipulation and sharing of digital images. Kodak is selling them to fund a turnaround after seeking Chapter 11 protection in January. At the same time, it's pursuing a plan to shrink the company and focus less on photography and more on commercial, packaging and functional printing and enterprise services."
Could this mean that Kodak is a buy? It all depends on how you picture it.
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New Protech Linux Distribution Released
The first stable version of the new Protech Linux distribution, which includes various security tools, has just been released.
The developers, who released a beta version in February, today released a fully reworked stable version with a new look for downloading. Is based on Ubuntu Linux and is designed for security specialists and programmers according to its inventors. According to the distribution website, the operating system is particularly user friendly and stable.
Users can boot Protech directly from the storage medium as a live distribution, and install if needed: according to the makers, this takes just a "couple of minutes". The integrated package manager helps users to install additional software packages with just two mouse clicks. The programmers opted for Ubuntu because the system offers a wide spectrum of hardware support.
One of the special features Protech Linux offers is that it includes a version of the Opera Web browser which is pre-configured with the Tor network software and the Privoxy Web proxy. Tor anonymizes TCP connections and Privoxy supports filters to protect the user's privacy and access control functions.
One of the distribution's new features is the Synaptic Package Manager; the developers say that the final version has additional multimedia functionality compared to the beta, along with enhanced wireless card support, and advanced printer and scanner support. Besides a number of bugfixes, the developers have also updated various software packages including the kernel.
Links to a download of the first stable version of Protech are available on the Techm4sters website, where you will also find a list of software packages.
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How to Pad Your Gamerscore
In the early days of the Xbox 360, the concept of the Gamerscore seemed like the unlikeliest part of Microsoft's feature strategy. Sure, everybody talks high scores in gaming, but putting them out there as part of a profile seemed a little wonky. A little exhibitionist, even. Now, more than four years later, everyone dangles their Gamerscores out in public. The cluster of numbers has taken on a life of its own, complete with its own brand of posturing. If you'd like to add a little virtual swagger to your avatar, peruse the following tips:
1. Play on Easy. Look, if you're going to rack up the Achievements, then you can't be proud. Lots of games dole out the same accomplishments and points regardless of difficulty level. Power through them and watch your stats swell. Resistance is futile, diminished-artificial-intelligence enemies! If the game offers more Achievements for Normal, Hard or Insane modes, you can tear through those with your newfound mastery of the core mechanics. Either way, start with the Path of Least Resistance. Your ego will thank you. (Note: If you're some kind of sicko, start on Hard and you'll automatically rack up the Easy-level Achievements. Lord knows why you're reading this How-To, though?)
2. Get a roommate. Read the newspapers (provided you can still find one in your town). Times are tough and people need cheaper places to live. Once a boarder's unpacked his things, he'll be thrilled to hear that you're more than willing to let him use your 360. As he sobs gratefully, gently introduce the Gamertag Probation Rule to him: Senior roomie gets veto power over any new Xbox Live accounts on the console. You're not saying he'll never get an Avatar of his own, but he'll have to earn it -- namely, by doing all the heavy lifting on your account. If he ever wants to play BioShock 2, the poor game-starved wretch will go along quietly.
3. Play lots of kids' games. Developers don't hate children. Some of them are (absentee) parents, too, and they know that the sweet resounding pings of Achievements unlocking make little Johnny's bones grow big and strong. So they pack those E-rated titles full of vitamins and easily earned feats. When you're picking up the latest Ice Age title, make sure to casually but loudly mention it's for your niece. Not that it's anyone's business how awesome an uncle you are.
4. Have kids. Same as No. 3, but now you can have the little rugrats doing the gruntwork for you. What with those pesky child labor laws in effect, they've gotta earn their keep somehow, right? We know of at least two gamer parents who won't allow their children to have their own Gamertags for precisely this reason. Sure, they say it's to protect said kiddies from the scary strangers lurking on the Interwebs, but let's just say Daddy needs something to brag about at the next block party, okay?
5. Find out which games put out easily. Cars. Avatar: The Last Airbender ? The Burning Earth. Peter Jackson's King Kong. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. These names will go down in history for going down easy. Every year, their ranks grow and grow. While reviewing X-Men Origins: Wolverine, it seemed to me that Marvel's killer mutant gave up the Achievements pretty readily. Maybe he is the best there is at what he does? And, rumor has it that later this year, SouthPeak Interactive's Brave: A Warrior's Tale will serve up 500 juicy points just for completing every level in the game. In other words, just for finishing it. Who are you to refuse such a gift?
Kind reader, we won't lie to you: Some may scoff upon perusing your games list and seeing how you pumped up that enviable Gamerscore. Firstly, remember that you can switch off those settings at any time. How you got your points is your business. Secondly, if folks still want to wag their tongues, just know that they're just jealous. But, we'll support you. At least until your score gets bigger than ours?
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Authorities say the suspect in a Phoenix hit-and-run was caught a few blocks from the scene on Friday.
Phoenix police said a 27-year-old man was driving a black Ford Explorer when hit a woman near 22nd Avenue and Northern late Friday morning and took off. He was caught a short time later at Interstate 17 and Northern.
The 37-year-old victim is in extremely critical condition, according to police.
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