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This year marks the 36th opening night for the Denver Film Festival, and like the previous 35, last night's kickoff event took place against a backdrop of glitter, glamour and anticipation. And if director Jason Reitman's Labor Day, which unspooled at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House before many of th ... More >>
The Colorado Business Committee for the Arts just announced the winners of its 2013 Business for the Arts Awards at a sold-out luncheon at the Seawell Ballroom. "Congratulations to the arts and business leaders recognized today," Governor John Hickenlooper told the crowd of crowd of arts, business a ... More >>
The opening evening of the Starz Denver Film Festival always focuses on the love of movies, and last night was no exception. But this year (the fest's 35th), the event was also about...a huge pile of cash. Before a big crowd at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, fest vet Ron Henderson revealed that phi ... More >>
Facial tattoos aren't exactly the kind of ink that's easy to cover with a piece of clothing -- not if you want to see where you're going, anyhow. And this proved to be a problem for Nehemiah Chavez, whose Playboy bunny tat -- designating his alleged membership in a Greeley gang called the Playboyz - ... More >>
No, it's not some kind of weird sex party. Red Rocks is pushing its partnership with Love Hope Strength, a music-centric cancer charity with headquarters in Denver, by hosting one of the organization's tents at the venue's shows and signing up bone-marrow doners -- boners, as Jimmy Fallon ref ... More >>
It's fitting that Chris Steele chose the name "Time" as his moniker, because he clearly wastes none. Last year, he released one EP every month all year for free download the Dirty Laboratory website. And now that the dust has settled on that project, he's followed it up with a video for "Why ... More >>
Big pics below.The Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force, renowned for the clever names it hangs on the likes of the $83 Bandit, the Shaggy Bandit and plenty of other scofflaws, is on the lookout for the guys who allegedly knocked over Wells Fargo, Key and Compass banks in recent weeks. Look ... More >>
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The JV Bandit.Last month, we noted that the JV Bandit would make the varsity soon, given the rate at which he was allegedly knocking over banks. And the suspect, named by the Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force, which has bestowed monikers on the likes of the Formerly Known as the Perennia ... More >>
The JV Bandit.The Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force, the nicknaming kings of local law enforcement, have another scofflaw on their radar: the JV Bandit, who earned his handle for wearing a letter jacket on one of his jobs. Go team! Will he be wrapped up as quickly as the Formally Known ... More >>
Wells Fargo and KeyCorp, two major banks operating in Colorado, didn't get top marks in stress tests administered by the feds, and that makes perfect sense, since my family's recent experiences with banking have made us plenty up-tight as well. Late last year, we were informed that our credit-card d ... More >>
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#8068 You must see this absolutely stunning home with the finest of finishes throughout. No expense was spared. The family & friends entrance boast custom built-ins, cubbies, bead board & custom cherry cabinets in addition to an organizing desk. A guest bedroom, half bath and the laundry are adjacent. The kitchen boasts custom cherry cabinets, a large granite island and stainless appliances. The open floor plan flows graciously into the dining room and adjacent family room, den and Living room. Custom moldings, arches and details run throughout the home. Stunning hardwood and ceramic floors run throughout the main level and the upper level baths. The upper level boasts a luxurious master suite the bath featuring a large ceramic shower with multiple spray heads, a large Jacuzzi tub, ceramic, granite, cherry and custom casework. There are an additional three large bedrooms, with an additional two full baths.
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In fact, what are you opinions on all these self proclaimed #menswear illuminati dudes? Nico, Noah, CBenjamin, HTTGAP, etc?
I'm friends with the four aforementioned "#menswear illuminati dudes" because we all know what it's like for people to be jealous of us.
you ever have dudes hate on your style saying it's too bland? I got these gay dudes at my job telling me I have no style because I'm not wearing drop crotch shit or whatever else is hot on the runways right now. I tell them that shit is unwearable in real life and they should be at my feet begging for fashion advice. whatever. haters gon' hate, slaters gon' slate.
It's amazing that it's 2011 and people still make outrageous generalizations like "gay men dress better than straight dudes." Really? What about my good buddy and his LAZOR goggles? Or old boy over here? Shit, I saw some dude at the McQueen exhibit last summer who was almost too gay to function looking all like he just hopped up out a trashcan and shit.
Perhaps the greatest sportswriter to ever put words on a page, and the first African American journalist to place pen to pad at Sports Illustrated, Ralph Wiley once wrote an essay titled "On The Natural Superiority of Black Athletes" whereby he debunks outrageous myths (e.g., MYTH: African Americans specifically and black people generally have more developed short-twitch muscles than their racial counterparts, especially Asians; BUST: Michael Chang won 34 career titles in the sport that utilizes short twitch muscles more so than any other, tennis) and argues socioeconomic circumstances and hard work are more determinative factors in an athlete's success (e.g., how America's greatest boxers have historically come from poor, unassimilated communities until the ethnic groups comprising such communities begin to experience better fortunes and are eventually surpassed by even poorer, more unassimilated communities of ethnic fighters).
Everything Wiley said in that essay is applicable to style. It's not like some higher power has predetermined that gay men should have a naturally superior sense of style to straight men because they are naturally inferior at procreating. I mean, a gangster that bones dudes will still dress like a gangster, right? See what I'm getting at? At the end of the day, it is all relative and personal, so tell your coworkers to stop speaking in superlatives and join the 21st century.
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I don't thrift, and not that there's anything wrong with that, but I just have a problem with not knowing the origin of something that is touching my skin. That being said, I do stop by INA about once a month to see if someone traded in some grail status shit (limited, of course, to ties, jackets, coats and blazers) before he offed himself, moved to Africa to join the peace corps or decided to join the disaster relief efforts in Haiti. As of today, I own exactly one item from INA, and that is a vintage YSL 3/2 roll donegal blazer.
I talk about liking fitted everything on guys all the time, however, Mr. Polo shoes and this young man prove guys can still look pretty put together as long as the color detail is done right and the fit of the pants and the shirt are well balanced:
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Bro, you need to tell me where you found that time machine! The only other explanation I can come up with as to how you found someone dressed like that in 2011 is that today is Clueless Appreciation Day on your campus, and you found some dude paying tribute to Murray. Whatever the case, let me know when you let 1998 go.


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This hotel has an ideal location with direct access to the department store through the lobby. It is generally recognised as being the most centrally located property in the city. The hotel is situated around 100 m away from the main train station. The Modern Art Museum Kiasma and links to the public transport network can be reached within a few minutes on foot. In addition, the airport is about 20 km away.
The hotel comprises 270 non-smoking rooms with soundproofed windows and an individually regulated air conditioning. From the balconies of the rooms on floor 9, guests can see Helsinki in all its glory. The hotel also has 6 comfortable meeting rooms. The present ambience of the hotel, completed in 1952, is a splendid show of Finnish design traditions. The hotel is protected by the National Board of Antiquities.
The restaurant Loiste is a warm-spirited restaurant in the very heart of Helsinki. Far above the city's daily hustle and bustle, the 10th-floor restaurant is an exceptionally pleasant place to enjoy lunch and á la carte dinner. At the richly atmospheric Loiste, guests can relax, spend an evening with friends and enjoy fine wines.
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Tuesday's games at the Metrodome began at 10 p.m. and stretched into the wee hours of Wednesday morning.
Perhaps the late hours put the St. Olaf bats to sleep, as they were shutout in the second game 4 -- 0 after winning the first 3 -- 2 on a late rally.
In the first game, Mayville State's Dan Knox shut down the St. Olaf bats through six innings, allowing just two hits and striking out 10 Oles.
But three sophomores helped push St. Olaf ahead. After Tyler Jones '10 walked, Sam Baltes '10 doubled him home. Kyle Olson '10 followed with an RBI single, while Tyler Johnson '09, who went 2-for-3 in the game to pace all hitters, knocked in the winning run with a single of his own. Knox wasn't the game's only dominant pitcher.
Todd Mathison '09, a two-time All-MIAC pick in his first two seasons, threw a complete game two-hitter. Mathison struck out six and allowed two unearned runs that were manufactured largely by four St. Olaf errors.
The late comeback was already the second of the season for the Oles, who benefitted from a bumbling Wartburg squad for a seventh-inning win in their first Metrodome game of the year. This comeback, save for a wild pitch, was generated almost completely by the beleagured St. Olaf offense.
Mayville State, which has played 17 games already this season, boasts a record of 5 -- 12 after the doubleheader against St. Olaf.
In the nightcap of the doubleheader, which actually began Wednesday morning, the Oles and Comets switched offensive roles. This time it was St. Olaf mustering just two hits. Carson Jones '10 and Mathison managed a single and a double, respectively.
Though the Oles couldn't manage any runs, Mayville State got off to a booming start with Erik Scott's solo homer in the first off St. Olaf starter Alex Sommer '09. Scott later added a two-run triple in the sixth inning.
Three Comet runs in that inning extended the margin to four runs. Despite their meager offensive output, the Oles managed three stolen bases. Josh Maus '08 had one, while Carson Jones swiped two bags.
Head coach Matt McDonald '87 used seven pitchers in the second game after using only Mathison in the opener. Three pitchers who hadn't appeared yet this season saw their first action of the year as the team prepares for a spring break trip to Florida during which they will play 10 games in five days.
"The general goal of the team for the games at the Dome was to get back into the swing of things as well as to try out new things before heading down to Florida and before conference play," pitcher Paul Shrewsbury '10 said.
"For pitchers it was working hard inside and soft away to hitters. For hitters, it was to see the ball early and react to what was thrown."
McDonald has tried several different lineups and rotated most of his traveling roster in for at-bats in efforts to spark the team's bats. The Oles have scored no more than four runs in any of their six games and have been outscored 20 -- 18 despite their 4 -- 2 record.
Shrewsbury pointed out that the team still has a winning record. "The offense is struggling a little but that's baseball," he said.
"They're all working hard in improving seeing pitches -- -either asking for the pitchers to throw a certain type of pitch to them in the cage or mentally seeing the pitch as they work on the hitting fundamentals."
The Oles depart Friday for Port Charlotte, Fla., where they will play Union College, Keuka College, UW-Whitewater, Oakland City University and Otterbein College. While in Florida, they will use an off day to visit Minnesota Twins' prospect and former teammate Andrew Schmiesing '08 at Minnesota's spring training camp in Fort Myers.
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Devoted to telling the stories of Britain's soldiers and citizens, and educating younger generations on the Great Wars, much of the museum's focus is centered on the two World Wars, as well as a series of acclaimed temporary exhibitions. A vast permanent collection of war memorabilia including tanks, aircrafts and personal items from the war years are on show, housed in an enormous Grade II-listed Georgian building. Among the highlights is a recreation of a WWI bunker, a number of interactive exhibits following a 'Family in Wartime', an award-winning Holocaust exhibition and a collection of acclaimed wartime photography by Cecil Beaton.
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County targets signs blocking beach access
Date: November 4, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
Sarasota County is preparing an ordinance because waterfront property owners have been placing signs, fences and barricades on the sand to keep the public away,
The county held a workshop Nov. 3 to answer questions from the public about the proposed ordinance. The law would prohibit "signs, gates, barricades, fences, walls or physical impediments" seaward of a bluff or established line of vegetation.
The county commission is scheduled to vote on the ordinance at its Dec. 9 meeting.
Some Siesta Key residents have placed "no trespassing" signs, barriers, even crime tape, to keep the public from walking on the beach near their home. State law dictates that the wet, sandy beach belongs to the public, but some barriers blocked that access.
Some residents were afraid the new ordinance means the county is encouraging people who wander into their backyards or use their swimming pools illegally.
Rachel Herman, a county project scientist, said that is — and always has been — trespassing, an issue for the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office to handle, not this ordinance.
She said residents can still enforce trespassing by placing signs on top of seawalls or landward of the vegetation line.
Commissioner Nora Patterson, a Siesta Key property owner, attended the meeting, and she said people have the right to walk the beach.
"If you put up a barrier, you shoot yourself in the foot, because you can't walk the length of beach either."
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Have you ever sat around watching Sister Act on a Saturday afternoon and thought to yourself, "Damn, I really wish this were a British comedy starring Robbie Coltrane and Eric Idle dressed as zany nuns instead of that annoying Whoopi Goldberg trying to teach nuns how to sing?" After all, there's something to be said about grown men running around disguised as women (a la Some Like It Hot) for a good laugh, and it's even better when they're wearing habits. If you want to see these two brilliant men make all of your wishes come true (or at least one of them), then head on over to Gachet Coffee Lounge (1804 Greenville Ave.) on Monday night for their Get Reel Mondays screening of Nuns on the Run. The movie will start around 8:30 p.m. (at dark) on the Gachet rooftop. Call 214-887-8095 or visit gachetcoffee.com.
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But she does and I have come to trust her words
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Or more so feelings and so I feel her intent.
And so, as she is the big protective beast
She leads her loves to safety and holds them there
And when the danger has passed, she looks around
And smiles and then walks forward, plodding along
Leading all to her succulent grounds.
She has an inert wisdom of where she needs to be
At any given time and at this time she goes to the river
She sinks into the waters and then quite playfully
Sprays all those around her, laughing in her delight
She holds all close to her in her might.
It is a cleansing time for all who have come
A playful time of tenderness and care
A rejuvenating, a release of all that is past
A time of reveling and just to enjoy
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Student Broadcast on 11/25/11 11:40a-2:20p
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The Timberwolves move on to the next round of the 2011 playoffs facing Weslaco East at The Alamodome in San Antonio. Broadcast time is 11:40AM with kickoff at High Noon! Your K-MAC crew of Brad Cone, John Chauvin, Ryan McKinlay, Mark Grosch and Kristina Weber are on the job for T'wolf fans around the world!
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A mystery surrounds the shape of the Sun - it is just too perfectly round, scientists have said.
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Harvard University Announcement: No tuition and no student loans
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Harvard University announced over the weekend that from now on undergraduate students from low-income families will pay no tuition. In making the announcement, Harvard's president Lawrence H. Summers said, "When only ten percent of the students in elite higher education come from families in the lower half of the income distribution, we are not doing enough. We are not doing enough in bringing elite higher education to the lower half of the income distribution."
If you know of a family earning less than $60,000 a year with an honor student graduating from high school soon, Harvard University wants to pay the tuition. [Continue reading at Harlem World Magazine.]
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Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele is mulling a run for governor of his home state of Maryland. He told MSNBC's Chuck Todd Monday, "We're looking at it. You're going take a look at the numbers. Maryland's a tough state, there are a lot of challenges there." He wasn't an effective RNC chairman for a number of reasons, but crazier things have happened, even in a blue state.
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Pros: 3.8 Liter Supercharged engine is very powerful, even as old as it is. Beats most new cars on the road with ease. Very nice ride, and many nice features. Looks very good, and much better than most newer cars. Some second looks from people unfamiliar to the car. Not very common.
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It's no secret that heavy metal and animation go hand in hand. So to see arguably one of the greatest lead singers in heavy metal history take over a profession that I clearly hold dear to my heart, you better believe I'm gonna get excited! For those of you who may not know, Phil fronted Pantera and now does so for Down and a few other bands. But it's safe to say that Pantera is what he'll be most known for. So the creators of this little video decided to take some of Phil's most famous Pantera lyrics and give them a bit of a culinary twist, all of which are resoundingly successful in my eyes. I am a big fan of parody, especially when it comes to music. Most people's minds immediately go to Weird Al when parody music comes up but that's not entirely the point I'm trying to make. Hit up YouTube and search any "misinterpreted lyrics" videos and you'll see that parody music is a much broader and prettier brushstroke than just singing about being "White and Nerdy." The artwork is a bit rough and choppy, but completely acceptable when it relates to the subject matter. When I'm listening to metal I don't imagine large, dark outlines, bright colors or anime smiles and I hope to Amon Amarth that you don't either. A special shout out must go out to the Pantera cover band, Good Friends & A Bottle Of Whiskey, for their incredible renditions of some of the songs that shaped my childhood. The man who created this video also fronts that band as well.
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Production Year: 2004 -Horror -Director: M. Night Shyamalan -Original Language: English -Classification: 12 years and over -Starring: Bryce Dallas Howard, Joaquin Phoenix, Adrien Brody, Sigourney (On Ciao since: 08/2004)
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Advantages: Atmosphere. Well produced - Escapist
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...Last week I came across one of those special offers in HMV (4 DVds for £20). It was end of the season sale and I picked up a film called "The Village" just to make up the numbers. It struck me as being some sort of clichéd horror film from the blurb on the cover and I didn't expect to be watching it in the very near future. But it was one of those DVDs that keep popping up every time I looked...
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Advantages: You will enjoy it
Disadvantages: None
...The Village, written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan on a budget of 60 million dollars, was going to be a tough follow up for a director known for his twists and turns. As it turned out, there was a twist, but it was a rather low key one, and it was almost apparent from the start, though it is not without a small end revelation, that will surprise you.
This movie starts off really slowly...
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Advantages: Interesting insight into past homes and lives
Disadvantages: Possibly difficult for disabled visitors to access parts
...The Village Museum in the South African Cape Winelands town of Stellenbosch was one of my highlights of a morning spent in this pretty, historic town. The museum has four historic houses from different periods of history which show how the people lived in the day. Each house is attended by a different ?guide? in traditional costume. They will tell you a little about the origins of the house...
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The Body Shop • Mango Body Scrub • Body Scrubs
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*TOP REVIEWER* spaflam on 4/14/2014 11:37:00 AM more reviews by spaflam
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
Got a small one of these for $3 (supposed to be $6) as a buy-2 get-2.
Smells nice - fruity. Scrub is a bit oily.
Nice for a stocking stuffer but by no means a HG.
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*TOP REVIEWER* honestopinions on 4/11/2014 5:34:00 PM more reviews by honestopinions
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is a very harsh body scrub which i liked at first texture wise but my mum said it made her hands sore when scrubbing legs and when I saw my legs bleeding I realised it was harsh! The salt and sugar crystals are quite large. Good if ur partial to body scrubs. I got it as a body scrub and has lasted ages but I am not keen on mango scent in general or the smell of this product. Guess it has a slightly exotic smell. I have tried quite a few body shop products but this is my least favourite smell of the fruity ones.
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Nofan on 1/14/2014 9:44:00 AM more reviews by Nofan
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive Hair: Black Eyes: Black
Mmm.. Am useing this scrub twice a weak .. And yes it does smells good and make you feel like a baby soft skin last for a long time .. But, It doesn't scrub my body as it supposed to be. To me i prefer rougher scrubs !
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auntita on 1/14/2014 12:27:00 AM more reviews by auntita
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy Eyes: Hazel
What I like most about this scrub is the smell, it isn't too abrasive and melts quickly. The only thing I don't like about it is that it is quite oily and leaves a greasy film on your skin and shower. I prefer to use this scrub in the summer, especially on my legs when wearing shorts, dresses, etc because it can feel gross under pants. It does leave bare legs looking smooth and glowing. Moisturizer isn't needed after using this, my skin feels silky without it. The scent also lingers for a while.
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lazybones101 on 1/11/2014 3:56:00 AM more reviews by lazybones101
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I seriously don't know why this product got low ratings but perhaps its a bit too moisturizing for people with oily skin. For me however this is HG stuff.
I have eczematic skin which worsens during winter because the climate I live in is cold and extremely drying. My body skin suffers the worst and I've always had to use a shower cream to clean and then johnsons baby oil plus a body butter to moisturize after every shower. Got this scrub as a gift and was surprised to see that I didn't need my shower cream, my oil or my butter after using this scrub with exfoliating gloves. It not only removed the dirt and flakiness, it also moisturized amazingly well. Next time will try a tip posted by another member and use it on dry skin and then rinse off. The smell is great!! Will definitely repurchase.
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poppycherie on 11/3/2013 4:31:00 AM more reviews by poppycherie
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
So...I just got out of the shower after using this product. I got this at a sale so it cost by SGD$6 and right now, I'm pretty glad that's all it cost me!
Again, I didn't read the label properly and it says for 'very dry skin' :( I wouldn't recommend anyone with moisturized skin to use this product! The granules are not very big, and they melt away pretty quickly when you rub it into your skin to leave behind a layer of mango oil. The product smells fantastic, as all body shop products do! Unfortunately, due to the layer of oil left behind that I can't seem to fully towel off, I can't really tell whether or not my skin is really smoother, though to a certain extent it does feel so. I made a big mistake by piling on some mango puree body lotion after scrubbing, and I feel so heavy and oily right now! Not a light feeling. I think I may have over done it! But I did not put lotion on one leg (haha) and it feels pretty promising there :)
I'm pretty on-the-fence with this scrub, it smells fantastic but it doesn't seem to suit my skin very well. I'll have to wait and see where the oil ends up and give another update on the end result. For now, I'm sure I will still use it maybe once in 2 weeks in the future, but I definitely will not put on any kind of lotion after!
Hope this helps! :)
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*TOP REVIEWER* Alexandra123Y on 9/19/2013 10:53:00 AM more reviews by Alexandra123Y
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
The scrub is comes in a jar. It is quite gritty but not scratchy at all. When applied to the skin it melts easily. Actually I wish it was more abrasive to provide a slight massaging effect. I also find that the product is way too oily for my combination/oily skin. Guess it would suit much better someone whose skin is drier. Yet I love the smell of mango.
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Shaughnessybby on 5/9/2013 9:08:00 PM more reviews by Shaughnessybby
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
I bought this product as an exfoliator before my spray tan and since you can't apply deodorant or lotion before you tan, I find this to be great because after you wash it off it leaves the skin extremely soft and silky. The smell is amazzzzzing. The price, eh. But it's a great product that will last awhile because you shouldn't exfoliate but once a week. Def will repurchase.
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Luminous666 on 5/8/2013 2:07:00 PM more reviews by Luminous666
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel
I have been using this product for a little while now, I first came across this scrub when I received a bodyshop mango gift box as a present and the scrub was one of the products that came with it.
Good points: this scrub is particularly good if you have any areas of dry skin, it leaves skin unbelievably soft. I quite like using this product after shaving my legs as it makes your legs feel fantastic.
The smell is lovely (however if you don't like mangoes this would be a bad point :), )
It is very grainy (some cheaper scrubs don't have much 'bits' in them and don't seem to exfoliate as well)
Bad points: for being a scrub I find it quite pricey, so I tend to wait till they have offers on it, usually after Christmas they seem to be half price so stock up then :)
Overall it is a good product and I will continue to use it,
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*TOP REVIEWER* rynamyn on 12/31/2012 10:15:00 AM more reviews by rynamyn
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Green
Smells nice & feels nice going on it the shower. However the greasy film it left behind on my skin is noooot worth it! I think my skin feels soft underneath the grease but it's hard to tell. I rinsed off in the shower for almost 10mins & still feel greasy. Not to mention after getting out of the shower little pieces of lint, hair etc are all sticking to my skin. Definitely will not repurchase!
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The University of the Incarnate Word has officially opened the Debbie and Naty Saidoff Center, a $7.5-million state-of-art facility that's home to the university's new School of Physical Therapy.
"We are very grateful to the Saidoff family for this wonderful gift," said UIW President Dr. Louis J. Agnese. "The new School of Physical Therapy compliments our health-care mission and allows us to offer an academic program needed in our city."
The 75,000 square foot Center is named after benefactors Debbie and Naty Saidoff, a Los Angeles couple who donated the building. The inaugural class of 54 students, who will be studying for a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, began classes Aug. 20.
"As an Israeli immigrant to the United States, my family is proud to support UIW's faith-based mission that aims to educate populations historically underserved by higher education," said Naty Saidoff. "UIW has an excellent academic reputation, and we're excited to be affiliated with a university that is a leader in the health-care field."
In addition, UIW has entered into a partnership with CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System Rehabilitation Services to offer outpatient rehabilitation services to the public. It will be a one-of-a-kind clinic designed to incorporate the high quality patient care delivered by CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Rehabilitation Services Associates with top tier teaching and research provided by UIW. The clinic will allow the blending of direct patient care delivery with real time student learning and serve the surrounding community with physical, occupational, and speech therapies, and in conjunction with the new Children's Hospital of San Antonio, provide therapy services for pediatric patients.
The Saidoff Center will also house UIW's newest Adult Degree Completion Program (ADCaP) location. It is equipped with four classrooms, a computer lab, advising offices, and a reception area. The ADCaP site will be staffed from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Undergraduate classes at the Saidoff Center will be held from 6 to 10 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Graduate courses will be offered on Wednesday evenings from 6 to 10 p.m.
UIW's Adult Degree Completion Program was established in 1995 and allows working adults the opportunity to complete their degree while still maintaining their family, social and career responsibilities.
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Economic Development and the Impacts of Natural Disasters
AbstractWe use disaster impact data over time to examine the degree to which the human and economic losses from natural disasters are reduced as economies develop. We find that countries with higher income, higher educational attainment, greater openness, more complete financial systems and smaller government experience fewer losses.
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Yak Cast 55 "The Shiz"
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- Joined by co-host Gespenst.
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I agree with Willman about you Yak, after Rift i thought F i gotta listen to this guys advice. You walked away from Rift and we never listened, a couple months later, ouch, and a whole new level of respect for ya.
I didn't play any Rift beta as i didn't want to ruin the game in anyway. I heard enough hype to know how awesome Rift was going to be, only a couple voices out there going nope and you were one of them.
After the NDA lifted for SWToR I'll admit i really thought i was going to listen to this cast and hear you give the thumbs down.
But NO, you're still on board? Later in your cast though you answered it, if swtor isn't good you're done with PC gaming for awhile.
That said it all. Games today are lackluster they aren't driving the industry forward anymore complete rehash of whats been done time and time again. SWTOR at its core a single player game from early 2000′s a rehash of Knights Of The Old Republic 1 and 2, but took 5 plus years to get here with a bonus for EAware as they can charge a monthly fee now.
I loved the original games this is based on so i am most likely going to pick it up someday, i really think it'll be fun in spurts.
Although i don't think swtor is going to be the holy grail some are hoping it to be, i do think it'll be around to play here and there when one is in the mood for hours upon hours of story, i do love this, but not for months on end, so obviously the monthly fee is an issue for me as if i'm in the mood one weekend i have to pay $15 bucks for a month and only want 2 days. That's a problem.
Example i finished both Knights 1 and 2 a couple times each but never played for weeks upon weeks, they were awesome games when i felt like heavy voiced cut scene story driven gaming.
Overall i can't help but feel you are in the boots we were all wearing when Rift was encroaching upon us, we all had such high hopes for something new, something better, something different to blow us all away and bring back the love of gaming we once knew.
SO — If this game comes out and after couple months you and millions of others are still totally into it and i missed the boat; ONE: I'll be totally F'ing Pissed Off that i once again did not listen to you, and SECOND: The matrix is correct and you are "The One".
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@Blockhead As Rodney Dangerfield, "No Respect"! Thanks Bro, I just say what I think, feel and know at the time. Yes, One moment I can be for all something and it can change in another. However, I am just surprised as you are that I have stuck with SWTOR. I use not wnat to be tied down with a monthly sub and be able to play other MMO's. However, once you play a year through F2P, you get sick of it quickly.
My problem is i want to be all cool shiz and chill out while this whole swtor thing pans out but you sticking with it really makes it hard to resist the dark side bro.
Don't want to get all wrapped up again only to be let down, happens way too much these days with games and doesn't help the pocket book either. You know if after a month or two it turns out great then no probs I'm in, if it turns out to be another sting like Rift then oh well nothing lost.
But as the saying goes "nothing ventured nothing gained" right, had i not been all pumped for Rift i never would have heard of Yak Cast though that Rift cast you were on. Also the first month of Rift, WOW, glad i didn't miss that as the Rifts with hoards of peeps was something.
Who knows i might grab it, i can't help be a wee bit excited about a new mmo. (I know the Oracle is right, You are "The One") And if i only get a fun month that's cool, but no way I'm doing any long term monthly commit, i think that's what stung the most with rift, paid for 6 months played for one.
"Yes, One moment I can be for all something and it can change in another." Yeah it's what makes the cast so real, off the cuff, heart on a sleeve, well and you have Gespenst too, so you can't ask for much than that.
@Blockhead You can be assured to get the real scoop on SWTOR from me and Gespenst. The funny is that I was wondering how obsessed into STWOR to be able to do the show. I promise just for you, that I will make sure to do a show about our experiences with SWTOR, even if it's only 30 minutes. Also, if they give out guest or buddy passes, you will be on the top of our list.
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Great video.
I hadn't noticed the twitchy leg thing, hopefully they'll fix that. Something that was not mentioned, though, was the bug with weapons showing up in cat form. If you've got your staff unsheathed, it'll show up in the cat's hand in cat form, and make all the staff sounds while you're attacking things.
Also I believe white is most popular due to it being the starting color for premade tauren; I could be wrong, though.
Either way, awesome video, and agreed: seeing cat form in game has completely alleviated all of my worries. Beautiful forms.
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Don't tauren females also have a twitchy leg thing when they jump (after they jump the right leg does a weird kick when they land)?


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Wage growth has failed to keep up with record-setting corporate profits, and wages as a percent of gross domestic product reached an all-time low after the Great Recession, as BusinessInsider's Henry Blodget noted today. Wages as a percentage of the economy have fallen precipitously since their peak in the 1960s, when the minimum wage reached its maximum buying power and the middle class was strongest. Interestingly, Republican presidents, whose failed supply-side policies have led to given them significantly weaker job creation records than their Democratic counterparts, have presided over the three steep declines in wages as a percentage of the economy, as this chart from ThinkProgress' Adam Peck shows:
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The singer, who was found dead in her London home this morning at the age of 27, appeared on Britain's comedy 'The Fast Show' in 1997. She didn't say much, and she didn't sing at all, but the video after the jump shows a very young Winehouse, pre-beehive, doing her best to keep a straight as someone else belted out 'Cabaret.'
Beyond her many musical accomplishments and providing soundtacks to some huge movies and TV shows, Winehouse's only other TV appearances include the usual stops for performers, as well as a BBC documentary series called 'Mischief' and an E! True Hollywood Story on her tumultuous life.
Watch this clip from 'The Fast Show' before she was famous, and tell us: Will Amy Winehouse be missed?
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