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Not saving, but drowningSimon Hoggart: There was a dramatic moment during the Commons discussion of Northern Rock yesterday
Front page
Italian police name man over killing of studentA fourth suspect hunted in connection with the murder of British student Meredith Kercher was named yesterday by Italian police as Rudy Hermann Guede, 21, originally from Ivory Coast
Family doctors to shun national database of patients' records
Nearly two-thirds of family doctors are poised to boycott the government's scheme to put the medical records of 50 million NHS patients on a national electronic database, a Guardian poll reveals today
UK news and analysis p4
C4 programme on extremists is cleared
· Ofcom rejects police claim that viewers were misled
· Politicians accuse force of trying to stifle debate
Escaped police killer arrested in The HagueOne of Britain's most wanted fugitives - a convicted police killer and armed robber - has been recaptured in the Netherlands after more than 13 years on the run
UK news and analysis p5
Brown sets tough targets for reducing carbon
PM's first environment speech warns of hard choices ahead
New and recycled pledges
Just before Gordon Brown gave his first green speech as PM yesterday, it was rumoured strongly that he was going to answer his critics and commit Britain to an ambitious 40-45% renewable electricity target by 2050
UK news and analysis p6
Memo plays down impact of emergency savings 13bn 25%Helen Ghosh, permanent secretary at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, has instructed the ministry to play down publicly the scope of £300m emergency cuts revealed by the Guardian at the weekend
UK news and analysis p7
Trump's foes in court threat over golf resortOpponents of Donald Trump's plans to build a £1bn golf resort on protected dunes near Aberdeen are threatening legal action to block the proposal
Girl weeps as she tells how father was beaten· Youths kicked man's head like a football, court told
· Victim tried to shield himself from fatal attack
UK news and analysis p8
Shooting victim is jailed for refusing to help policeA shooting victim who repeatedly misled police because he was terrified about retribution from his attackers was jailed yesterday for perverting the course of justice
Chief constable quits after inquiry into financial allegationsOne of Britain's most outspoken senior police officers resigned last night in the wake of allegations of financial irregularities
UK news and analysis p9
The great by the great: Vanity Fair photo archive to go on displayHighlights from Vanity Fair's archive, including vintage and modern prints not previously published, are to go on display in London and Edinburgh. By Charlotte Higgins
UK news and analysis p11
Severe headaches may cause other pains, study suggests
People who experience severe headaches have differences in the part of the brain that deals with sensations, scientists have found
Genetically altered virus helps Parkinson's sufferers
· Brain scans show success of gene therapy trial
· Patient astounds doctors with 65% improvement
UK news and analysis p12
Missing girl's father visits burial houseThe father of Dinah McNicol yesterday paid an emotional visit to the house in Margate where the missing teenager's body is thought to have been buried for 16 years
Call for performance check upsets charities
Millions of pounds a year in public donations to good causes may be going to waste, one of the country's leading charity analysts warned last night
UK news and analysis p13
Fertility debate suspended after Labour peer collapsesA parliamentary debate on the human fertilisation and embryology bill was suspended last night when Lord Brennan collapsed shortly after delivering his speech at the second reading of the bill
Inquiry says Papworth can resume transplants
· Cluster of hospital deaths remains unexplained
· Call to address issue of shortage of donor hearts
Balls calls for new policies to help 'tweenagers' cope with temptation
· Pressure to try drugs and alcohol faced at 8 to 13
· Research points to hardcore teenage drink problem
Counter-terrorism officials rethink stance on MuslimsCounter-terrorism officials are rethinking their approach to tackling the radicalisation of Muslim youth, abandoning what they admit has been offensive and inappropriate language
UK news and analysis p14
Christians seek right to sue BBC for blasphemyA Christian group trying to prosecute the producer and broadcaster of Jerry Springer - The Opera under blasphemy laws is heading for the high court in London. By Clare Dyer
Britain's longest-serving prisoner diesBritain's longest-serving prisoner, John Straffen, who was sentenced to hang more than half a century ago, has died in prison
UK news and analysis p15
PeopleKing Juan Carlos | Hugo Chavez | Jose Maria Aznar | John Humphrys | David Tennant | Kylie Minogue | Oliver Cromwell | John Gormley | Charles Kuijpers | Anne Frank
News in briefChannel 4 film on peace activist killed by Israelis | Report on alleged assault passed to prosecutors | Zambian writer wins short story prize
UK news and analysis p16
Appeal court quashes Asian police officer's convictionAn Asian police officer who claimed he was framed by colleagues for a crime he did not commit after launching a race discrimination case against his force had his criminal conviction quashed by the court of appeal yesterday
James, 93, and Peggy, 84, say 'I do'In front of relatives, friends, the mayor of Torbay and a battery of cameras and microphones James Mason and Peggy Clark became the oldest newlyweds in the UK, with a combined age of 177 years
UK news and analysis p17
US and Europeans try to avert breakaway by Kosovo with new year recognition pledge· Russian backing for Serbia could bring crisis in weeks
· Belgrade may encourage Serb secession in Bosnia
Dangers of an illusory independenceSimon Tisdall, world briefling: Vilified by western powers in the 1990s as the bad boy of Europe, Serbia says the boot is on the other foot these days. According to Belgrade, it is the US, Britain and France that endanger stability in the western Balkans by rashly backing Kosovo's independence
International p18
Afghan MPs' bodyguards 'killed dozens'An internal UN report has alleged that bodyguards protecting powerful Afghan politicians opened "indiscriminate fire" on a crowd in the aftermath of a suicide bombing two weeks ago, killing dozens of people including women and children
Tokyo's restaurants force French chefs to eat humble pie
Surprising victory as city's restaurants gain more Michelin stars than Paris
Israel and Palestine fail to agree before conferenceA meeting between Israeli and Palestinian leaders has failed to produce a joint declaration for a Middle East summit due next week in the United States, after they could not resolve key differences
International p19
Diamond wedding celebration shows 'firm' goes onThe crowds were much smaller yesterday than 60 years ago - barely a smattering outside Westminster Abbey and around Parliament Square - but otherwise the Queen must have wondered at how little had changed as she returned to the abbey to commemorate her diamond wedding anniversary
International p20
Court dismisses challenges to Musharraf· Imran Khan begins hunger strike over sacked judges
· Planned Saudi visit brings talk of meeting with Sharif
News in briefBoys aged 8 and 9 charged with rape | Chilli 'bombs' deter marauding elephants | Former president's son dies ahead of murder trial
More US special forces to aid fight against insurgentsThe US is seeking to beef up Pakistan's counter-insurgency efforts in the tribal areas along the border with Afghanistan by expanding an American special forces team in the country to train the Frontier Corps and recruiting local militias to take on the insurgents
International p22
Harlem takes on university in battle of town versus gownResidents object to plans to turn black neighbourhood into 'Manhattanville'
International p23
New airship era takes off in TokyoThe world's biggest airship will make its first commercial flight over Tokyo later this week, 70 years after the Hindenburg disaster brought the golden age of the dirigible to a fiery end
Hispanic names make top 10 list in AmericaForget about keeping up with the Joneses. It's the Garcia, Rodriguez and Martinez families that are the ones to watch
Striking civil servants turn heat on Sarkozy· Teachers and postal staff protest at job cuts and pay
· President firm over reform as transport chaos goes on
International p24
After the cyclone, Bangladesh begins to bury its dead· Huge numbers of people still missing after Sidr
· Death toll could rise above 10,000, say aid agencies
Nicole Kidman in real-life court dramaActor Nicole Kidman has described to a court how she crouched down on the back seat of her car as it was pursued by a photographer in Australia. By Barbara McMahon
Ahmadinejad in dog house over security sweepMahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Iranian president, should have known better than to allow his security team to deploy four highly trained sniffer dogs in a search for explosives before his appearance at the national press exhibition
International p25
Tories finally find a shadow to move over the chancellor
With the Labour government under the most sustained pressure over its handling of the economy since it took office, it is not the chancellor, Alistair Darling, who is rising to the occasion, but his shadow, George Osborne
Taking control or breaking with the past
Nationalisation would give the government complete control of Northern Rock's destiny but New Labour has been eager to break with its past image of wanting to nationalise key industries
The state can outrun the Olivant stampede
Northern Rock shares plunge after bid proposals are snubbed
Markets take fright after bank describes offers as too low
Financial p26
Unions condemn voluntary code plan for private equity
· Walker wants transparency without legislation
· Proposal would be madness, says GMB boss
Mining accused of complicity in rights violations
British mining corporations are "complicit" in human rights abuses while making large profits in developing countries, according to a report published today.
An establishment banker
Profile: Sir David Walker is a City banker of considerable pedigree, as the former chairman of Morgan Stanley's international operations. He has held a number of senior posts in a 46-year career that has included periods at the Treasury and the Bank of England
Steel makers unite to oppose BHP-Rio Tinto 'near monopoly'
The world's steel industry yesterday declared its opposition to BHP Billiton's ambitious proposal for a $150bn takeover of mining rival Rio Tinto
Tube cooling scheme in danger
A £150m scheme to cool down the London Underground network could be dropped as part of a cost-saving drive
Financial p28
Google-backed firm offers DNA testing for $999
A genetics website encouraging people to send in swabs of their saliva began operating yesterday in a closely watched Silicon Valley venture with links to the search firm Google
News in brief
US leukaemia specialists agree $2.9bn merger | Corporate jet passengers are given safety warning
'Minority Report' credit scores to spot defaults before they happen
Credit reference agency Experian has launched a service that aims to alert the banks to borrowers at risk of defaulting on loans - before they actually run into difficulties
Amazon unveils mobile library the size of a book
SABMiller agrees £585m deal for Grolsch to make up for loss of Amstel rights
· Bid valued at 84% over share price
· S&N takes heart from high price for premium brand
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Analyst says Citigroup credit hit will be $13bn
· Bank put crisis costs at between $8bn and $11bn
· Top investment firms could pay higher bonuses
Thanksgiving worries add to jitters
Nick Fletcher: Leading shares suffered their biggest one-day percentage fall since the middle of August yesterday, as credit crunch fears returned with a vengeance
Swiss Re admits to £520m sub-prime losses
Swiss Re, the world's leading reinsurer, sent shock waves through the European insurance sector yesterday after revealing a SFr1.2bn (£520m) write-down because of the sub-prime mortgage crisis
Financial p30
DiaryHugh Muir: 'Owing to unforeseen circumstances there will be a short intermission in my trouble-making in the European parliament on behalf of the constituents of south-east England'
The Middle East has had a secretive nuclear power in its midst for yearsGeorge Monbiot: When will the US and the UK tell the truth about Israeli weapons? Iran isn't starting an atomic arms race, it's joining one
Comment & debate p31
Public interest must come before ideological hangupVincent Cable: You don't have to be an apostle of old-fashioned nationalisation to argue that the state should take control of Northern Rock
Sugar-coated solutionsTom Whipple: Politicians who lend their support to homeopathy advocates are doing a disservice to science
Never can say goodbyeHadley Freeman: Reunions once let fans feel young again. Now bands reform before we have a chance to grow up
Comment & debate p32
Has Brown finally become a bright-green revolutionary?
Polly Toynbee: These environmental targets mean change on an epic scale - and will require the state to take a lead on painful decisions
Comment & debate p33
Corrections and clarificationsToday's corrections
In praise of...fairnessLeader: Do human beings have an instinct for fairness? Sceptics from Plato to John Gray think not. But research in the Economic Journal by Professor Ariel Rubinstein suggests otherwise
The N wordLeader: For the last two months, Northern Rock has lived in the realms of fantasy finance. It has been playing at being a bank
Buildings not blocksLeader: The pace of diplomatic activity in the Middle East quickened yesterday in the run-up to next week's talks in Annapolis
Country diaryJohn Vallins: Somerset
Editorials & reply p34
Medicine is an art guided by scienceLetters: Bravo, Ben Goldacre. Thank you for a lucid exposure of some of the fault lines in homeopathy, but surely antagonising practitioners is not the way forward (A kind of magic?, G2, November 16)
Death penalty banLetter: Ed Pilkington (Sentenced to death for crimes they did not commit: the men who lived to tell the tale, November 14) claims that 'Venezuela became the first country to remove the death penalty in 1853'
Astronomical benefitLetters: The decision of the BBC Trust to review news policy in the light of devolution is most welcome (Report, November 19)
We don't need genetically modified crops to improve our dietLetters: It is a shame your article didn't dig a little deeper into industry claims over GM nutrient-enhanced crops (GM plants that produce fish oils could help fight heart disease, November 16)
Roadblocks on the path to peaceLetters: Your article on the Israel/Palestinian peace 'conference' (Israel and Abbas agree to peace talks, November 17) and interview with Alan Johnston ('I wasn't brave enough', November 17) illustrate the lack of reality underlying US (and EU/UK) actions which permeate its Middle East policies
The World Bank and conditionalityLetter: Your article about World Bank loans (Charities want UK to withhold World Bank cash over loans to poor, November 13) would have benefited from the bank's voice
The high representative for Bosnia still runs it like a feudal fiefdomResponse: Bosnia's political crisis is the result of EU intervention, not action by Russia or the Serbs, says David Chandler
Editorials & reply p35
Pierre Granier-DeferreObituary: French film director of 'le cinéma du papa' who adapted Georges Simenon novels
Paul RavenObituary: Industrial rock bassist on Killing Joke's most commercial albums
Obituaries p36
Stanislav AndreskiObituary: Forthright founder of Reading University sociology department
Aleksandr FeklisovObituary: KGB officer linked to the Rosenbergs, Klaus Fuchs and the Cuban missile crisis
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5 Milwaukee dining deals
I've never really considered myself a creature of habit in dining, because I am always wanting to go try "that" new place. But, as I think back over my dining habits last year, I am indeed a repeat offender. AND I love a good deal.
Here are five deals for five different nights of the week that are some of my favorites. I've been back numerous times to enjoy each of them throughout the year. Bon appetit, Milwaukee.
$5 pho at Hinterland Erie Gastropub
One of my favorite cozy bars in Milwaukee is the back bar at Hinterland in the Historic Third Ward. I love the dimly lit space, from the wonderfully weird wood birds on the tables to the large chalkboard wall decorated up with beer and drink specials. Mondays are my favorite, pho sho! $5 gets you a large bowl of the housemade pho, meat or vegetarian, that is steaming hot and sure to warm you this winter. Be sure to add the housemade sriracha! You can check out pho around town with our guide to it here, but will be hard pressed to find it for $5.
$8 All you can eat mussels at Triskele's
If you've never been just south of the Allen-Bradley clocktower (it will always be called that to me) to Triskele's, you are missing out. This small and intimate gem is always warm and cozy, and on top of that, the food is always amazing. Tuesdays it serves up two different kinds of all you can eat mussels for $8. This past Tuesday it had ginger lemongrass broth AND cilantro garlic cream. Enjoy a bowl of one, then go for the other.
$8.99 chicken and waffles at Ashley's Q My boyfriend is a southern boy (though slowly but surely becoming a Midwesterner) so we are always looking for some good local soul food, and Ashley's Q has quickly become one of our faves. Wednesday nights, we stop down to satisfy our craving for the sweet and the salty. The special comes with two Belgian-style waffles and two hand-battered deep fried chicken breast strips. Add on a side of greens, and you will be in heaven. If you want to try some other waffles around town, here's our guide.
$2 tacos at Bel Air Cantina
Everyone goes out for Taco Tuesday, right? Want to avoid the crowds and enjoy the same great fare? Thursday is the night to go. With $2 select tacos and tamales, $2 Dos Equis Amber and Modelo taps, $2 Modelo cans and Tecate cans plus $2 mystery tequila shots you really can't go wrong with this pick.
Fish Fry
Go and have one. This is Wisconsin, after all. Need help picking one? Here's our guide.
Hanger steak at Hi-Hat Lounge
Ever had one of those Saturdays where you just want to lay around all day, take a nap, watch a movie, some crappy reality TV and then, all of a sudden, you get the urge to go out? A day just like that is how we came upon this delectable special in the Hi-Hat Lounge. The char-grilled hanger steak with red wine shallot sauce and fries quickly became one of our favorite Saturday night specials. We'd roll in around 10 "ish" and order up a steak to share (at $18 is the highest on this list, but oh so worth it,) grab some cocktails and enjoy the video DJ for the night. Hi-Hat Lounge has recently changed its kitchen hours to close early, so make sure to not roll in toooo late. Please serve late again soon Hi-Hat!
Here's your guide.
MilwaukeeMichele | Jan. 10, 2014 at 2:45 p.m. (report)
If you think you will be avoiding crowds by going to Taco Thursday at Bel Air instead of Taco Tuesday, you will be very disappointed. However, if you don't mind going across the street to Fink's for an hour while you're waiting, then Taco Thursday away.
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Great recommendations. However, save yourself the headache of BelAir Cantina on a Tuesday. It will cost you a few dollars more to go on another night, but at least you won't have to wait an hour for a table and deal with rushed service.
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Q5 Systems is a Newfoundland owned and operated company that has been developing quality, security, and environmental, health and safety software for more than 11 years to help professionals better manage the complexity of an ever-changing business environment and the inherent risks associated with every day operations. Q5 offers a suite of safety software products to ...
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Analytik Jena is a provider of instruments and products in the areas of analytical measuring technology, life science, and optoelectronics. Its portfolio includes the most modern analytical technology, complete systems for bioanalytical applications in the life science area, and high-end optical consumer products. Comprehensive laboratory software management and ...
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thinkstep is the global leader in sustainability performance management. Our data, drawn from more than 7,000 datasets, is unrivalled in its scope and rigour, and permits precise sustainability calculations across all parts of the supply chain. Our software is robust, convenient to use and available on-demand or as part of a complex, configurable solution. Our services ...
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Would a real life transporter technically be 'murder' ?
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Re: Would a real life transporter technically be 'murder' ?
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I did mean 50% because neither Kirk had the correct DNA so nice Kirk had half his DNA missing or switched on incorrectly - that must mean that 50% is of his DNA was doubled up i.e. replicated incorrectly (on my theory at least) with the second Kirk getting a different 50% doubled up through replication. With Thomas Riker it's harder to tell since they were genetically exact at the point of creation so it's possible that one was entirely replicated. Which one was always a matter for debate.
What? "Neither Kirk had the correct DNA"? What does that mean? DNA codes for RNA, which codes for proteins, which are expressed in cells as...ah, hell, forget the details.
We're not made out of DNA
. It's just one small component of our bodies.
In both "The Enemy Within" and "Second Chances", the duplicates are
from the originals. That means they
have the same masses, too.
requires a doubling of
about the transporter subject, i.e., a 100% increase, not a 50% increase.
So you mean 100%, not 50%.
Nope I mean as far as Kirk goes, IMO each Kirk was 50% ish real Kirk and 50% replicated Kirk.
Roughly 50% of our behaviour is caused by our DNA and the other 50% is caused by our life experiences. Since each Kirk had the same life experiences it seems to me that the two most likely causes of the difference in behaviour were disease of some kind (and I don't recall a medical exam confirming either Kirk was diseased, which would have been treatable) or each had a portion of incorrectly replicated DNA. Since this research was not around in the sixties, I would not expect it to feature as part of the plot but we do know that the transporter can screw with DNA (Tuvix) so as far as hypotheses go I'm happy with it.
I'm not telling you what you should believe but I definitely believe that each Kirk was 50% replicated.
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Why is it that believers have to always prove that GOD exsists. Why can't non-believers prove he doesn't.
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You need to show just cause in the court of law. To prove someone is guilty.
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Hillary Clinton Adds Detail To Situation Room Photo
Late in the day Monday, the White House released what has become one of the more iconic pictures marking the killing of Osama bin Laden. The picture shows the president and his national security team in the situation room while they received updates on the operation in Pakistan.
There are lots of serious faces in the photo, but of particular note is Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who has one hand over her mouth.
ABC reports that Clinton says she can't remember what they were looking at the moment the picture was taken, but there might be a less dramatic explanation for what seems like anguish on her face:
"Those were 38 of the most intense minutes. I have no idea what any of us were looking at that particular millisecond when the picture was taken," Clinton said of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. "I am somewhat sheepishly concerned that it was my preventing one of my early spring allergic coughs. So, it may have no great meaning whatsoever."
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The Licking County Humane Society is excitedly planning for Fur Ball 2015 to be held October 31, 2015 at The Reese Center at OSU-Newark. The Fur Ball is a fundraising event which helps the humane society raise needed operational funds to care for homeless pets in Licking County.
Hosted by NBC4 Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Bob Nunnally again this year, the event promises to be an evening to remember!
After dinner music will be provided by the Paul Clark Band.
Individual ticket purchases include event admission, silent/live auction bidding number, hors d'oeuvres, entertainment, 1 complimentary glass of wine and seated dinner. Tickets are $75.00 per person.
The Fur Ball is a wonderful opportunity to advertise your business or organization to show the community that you care about homeless animals in Licking County.
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Modelling of the Wool Textile Finishing Processes
M. Giansetti[1], A. Pezzin[1], S. Sicardi[1], G. Rovero[1]
[1]Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy
Within wool textile industries, a very important role is played by the so-called finishing processes, in which the textile substrate undergoes steam treatments to achieve the desired level of stabilisation and appearance. Process parameters, namely temperature and moisture content, are known only at the beginning of the process but not in the textile material being treated, where the actual ...
Several Benchmarks for Heat Transfer Problems in COMSOL Multiphysics®
S. Titarenko[1]
[1]University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom
Nowadays all branches in modern science and industry tend to solve ever complicating problems. As the result the computational time increases considerably and it become very important to reduce the processing time and use available resources more efficiently. Parallelizing problem proves itself as efficient way to overcome the described problem. In the poster we compare different methods of ...
Analysis of Heat Transfer in a Complex Three Dimensional Structure Fabricated by Additive Manufacturing - new
C. Settle[1], K. Hoshino[1]
[1]Biomedical Engineering Department, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA
The goal of this study was to create a three dimensionally designed biomedical device with multiple functionalities and analyze its simulated heat transfer. The device would be fabricated through additive manufacturing; specifically electron beam melting (EBM). EBM has a feature size constraint of 1 mm (acceptable for this design) and is only capable of manufacturing titanium alloys [2]; a ...
Short-Term Behavior and Steady-State Value of BHE Thermal Resistance - new
S. Lazzari[1], A. Priarone[2],
[1]DIN, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy
[2]DIME-TEC, University of Genova, Genova, Italy
The transient behavior of the thermal resistance of single and double U-tube borehole heat exchangers (BHEs) is investigated numerically by means of COMSOL Multiphysics® software with reference to the 2D cross section of usually employed BHEs. The study is performed in a dimensionless parametrical form, the parameters being the ratio between the thermal conductivities of grout and ground, the ...
Numerical Simulation of Chamber Design for Pulsed Electric Fields Processing of Wet Olive Pomace - new
N. Varga[1], I. Perales[2], A. Portugal[2]
[1]ATEKNEA Solutions Hungary, Budapest, Hungary
[2]ATEKNEA Solutions Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain
The application of pulsed electric fields (PEF) is well known in the food industry as an advanced technology for mass transfer improvement. A new potential adaptation area of PEF could be extracting a valuable antioxidant called polyphenol from wet olive pomace (WOP) which is a by-product of olive oil production. The modelling includes the PEF effects on the WOP which is flowing through a ...
Extraction of Thermal Characteristics of Surrounding Geological Layers of a Geothermal Heat Exchanger by COMSOL Multiphysics® Simulations - new
N. Aranzabal[1], J. Martos[1], J. Soret[1], J. Torres[1], R. García-Olcina[1], Á. Montero[2]
[1]Technical School of Engineering, University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain
[2]Department of Applied Physics, Politechnical University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain
It has been demonstrated that is possible obtain the thermal parameters of geological layers of a BHE (Borehole Heat Exchanger) by fitting temperature evolution in an observer pipe inserted into borehole.
Virtual Pharmacokinetic Model of the Human Eye - new
L. Murtomäki[1], S. Kotha[2]
[1]Aalto University, Greater Helsinki, Finland
[2]University Of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
There is a great need for an effective drug treatment of the posterior eye, as the major reason for visual disability in industrial countries is Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD). In USA alone, there are almost 2 million people affected by AMD [1]. A virtual pharmacokinetic 3D model of the human eye is built to address this problem, using COMSOL Multiphysics® software, based on the Finite ...
Heat and Mass Transfer in Partially Frozen Food Material
B. Watzke[1], H. Deyber[1], and H. Limbach[2]
[1]Nestlé Research Centre, Lausanne, Switzerland
[2]Research Centre, Lausanne, Switzerland
The freezing curve of the food material was extracted from Differential Scanning Calorimetry experiments. A heat conductive model was generated in COMSOL, including the thermo-physical characteristics and the phase transition behavior. The resulting temperature-time evolutions at different positions in space were in excellent agreement with our experimental data. Changing scale, the variation ...
Assessing the Potential of Ventilated Facades on Reducing a Buildings' Thermal Load Using Decoupled COMSOL Simulations
J. van Schijndel[1], C. van Dronkelaar[1]
[1]Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Solar radiation is a prominent contributor of energy in buildings, and can be transmitted directly into a building through opaque surfaces, but it can also be absorbed by building components (i.e. walls, roofs etc.). This study discusses the use and effect of ventilated facades, with an external facade cladding, a sub-structure anchored to the wall surface of the building under solar radiation, ...
RFID-Enabled Temperature Sensor
I.M. Abdel-Motaleb[1], K. Allen [1]
[1]Department of Electrical Engineering, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, USA
The design of a RFID-enabled temperature sensor is described in this paper. In this sensor, a change in temperature causes structural beams to bend, which results in a proportional displacement of the plates of the capacitor. Plates\' displacement results, in turn, in changing the value of its capacitance. The capacitor of the sensor is coupled to the LC resonant network of a passive RFID tag. ...


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The Ukrainian government is legitimate and Russia "needs to cope with this", Arseniy Yatsenyuk, Ukraine's prime minister told CNBC, urging Putin to "immediately pull back" Russian troops.
Russia is now firmly in control of Crimea, reports NBC's Jim Maceda, with the latest developments in the region.
CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera reports global stocks are lower but not nearly as low as Russian stocks which are showing signs of capital flight after Putin's threats to invade Ukraine.
The rhetoric is heating up as Russian forces move into Crimea, reports CNBC's Steve Sedgwick on the latest details from the escalating conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
Daragh McDowell, senior analyst at Maplecroft, says Russia is trying to provoke a "Georgian-style scenario" by forcing Ukraine to fire the first shot and says a Western-led military action against Russia is unlikely.
Putin is trying to pressure Ukraine into a certain economic agenda says Volodymyr Ariev, independent minister in the Ukrainian Parliament, adding that the country's army has been significantly weakened.
NATO and the U.K. have called on Russia to "de-escalate tensions", as the Ukrainian acting foreign minister, Andriy Deshchitsya, says Russia has rejected calls for negotiations and consultations.
Russia's intrusion in Ukraine is a declaration of war says Victoria Sumar, Deputy Secretary of the Council of National Security and Defence of Ukraine, adding that Ukraine has "no reason to use armed forces right now."
The European Union has little "beyond the diplomacy card" to punish Russia, reports CNBC's Carolin Roth from Brussels as economic sanctions could have big repercussions for the region's economy.
Russia's energy minister canceled his appearance before a global energy conference, where the Russian invasion of Crimea is now a part of the agenda.
Jonathan Pain, Author of 'The Pain Report', says 'the unimaginable have become imaginable' in Ukraine and markets are now beginning to 'price in a possible contagion'.
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Russian solders seized control of Crimea on Sunday in a bloodless coup. CNBC's Bill Neely reports.
Leslie Holmes, Professor at the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, analyzes latest developments in Ukraine after Russia seized Crimea in a bloodless coup on Sunday.
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Missing: Hard Data and Analysis on Microcredit
Microfinance's global acclaim has been fueled, in part, by anecdotes about cash-strapped micro-entrepreneurs propelled out of poverty by bits of extra cash in the form of microloans. But research by NYU Wagner's Professor of Public Policy and Economics Jonathan Morduch shows that little actually is known about the magnitude of very poor people who benefit from microloans -- or to what degree. The evidence that does exist, meanwhile, is flawed.
Professor Morduch is a leading microfinance expert, the co-author of the 2005 book "The Economics of Microfinance" (MIT Press), and lead researcher of the NYU Wagner-based Financial Access Initiative supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. On January 21, 2008, he delivered a Distinguished Lecture hosted by the Center for Analytical Finance of the Indian School of Business in Hyderabad. Entitled "Microfinance: The Next Capitalist Revolution?", the presentation focused on expanding concepts of microfinance to meet the needs of the next generation of unbanked customers. The lecture focused on consumer finance, livelihoods strategies, and the roles of the private and poverty sector.
While in India, Professor Morduch also delivered presentations at the Reserve Bank of India, the Delhi School of Economics, and the National Council on Applied Economic Research.
Professor Morduch also visited Japan in December, 2007, where he gave the keynote speech at a symposium on microfinance attended by academics, policymakers, and bankers, held at the Japan Bank for International Cooperation. He delivered talks at Kobe University, the University of Tokyo, and the Ministry of Finance.
Friday, February 1, 2008, Professor Morduch discusses his groundbreaking new paper, "How Can the Poor Afford Microfinance," at the First Annual Forum on Financial Access, hosted at New York University by the Financial Access Initiative. The conference, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., includes a student debate competition moderated by a senior writer and editor from The Economist and discussions by leading experts on microfinance and poverty. For further information, click below.
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Leda DeRosa, who is pursuing a master's degree in urban planning (MUP) at NYU Wagner, has been selected as a recipient of a Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans. She is one of 30 winners of the 2013 national competition, chosen from more than 1,050 applicants.
New Americans Fellows are selected on the basis of individual merit and promise - individuals who seem best-positioned to make a distinctive contribution to some aspect of American life. Clearly, Leda fits the bill.
Born in Korea, raised in Connecticut, Leda has a keen desire to work in underserved communities. This, she notes, arises from her complex immigrant and minority identities.
Leda graduated magna cum laude from Barnard College, and was supported with scholarships and part-time jobs. She subsequently worked as a corporate legal assistant for a major New York-based international law firm and as Associate Director of an African-American think tank affiliated with Columbia Law School.
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NYU Wagner is pleased to announce that a Fulbright scholarship will be offered to an outstanding student from the United Kingdom who gains admission to the Executive Program for Global Policy Leaders (Global EMPA) for the fall, 2015.
The Global EMPA is a joint degree of NYU Wagner and University College London, designed for experienced managers, rising leaders, and executives across sectors. Students in this integrated program spend the first semester in New York City, the second in London, and the summer in global locations at work on a Capstone project. The Fulbright deadline to apply for the new scholarship is October 31, 2014. For more details, please visit the Fulbright Commission.
New York Times Spotlights NYU Wagner Convocation Ceremony Keynote Address
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The New York Times online spotlight of 2015 graduation speeches around the country, "Cap and Gown," highlighted NYU Wagner's Convocation speaker Cody Keenan, the chief speechwriter for President Obama. In The Times' coverage, Cody was joined by such luminaries as First Lady Michelle Obama (for Tuskegee University), Apple chief executive Tim Cook (for George Washington University), and Vice President Joe Biden (for Yale University).
The 2015 Wagner Convocation ceremony's inclusion in The Times' compilation of some the country's most inspiring graduation speeches adds a welcome luster to a spectacular event, held May 19 before a capacity crowd in the truly distinctive New York City Center in Midtown Manhattan.
New York Times spotlights NYU Wagner's 'Visual Explorer' application tool
New York Times spotlights NYU Wagner's 'Visual Explorer' application tool
When NYU Wagner reviews applications for admission, we try to add up the many components that make up an applicant and ask ourselves: Who is this person? Two years ago, we added an optional Visual Explorer essay to our application. This essay section provides all applicants with an opportunity to offer information about themselves that is not always captured through the standard essay question on the application. They are asked to select a photograph from an archive of two dozen conceptual images and then write about it. The process draws out their creativity, while grounding them in a moment of reflection about their motivation to study and work in public service.
"Too often," notes Wagner's dean, Ellen Schall, "applying to graduate school is transactional. We added Visual Explorer because we wanted to signal that the Wagner experience is transformational. Visual Explorer calls for people to slow down enough to reflect on their own experiences, connect their passion for public service to their professional goals, and offer their own perspectives on how to change the world."
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With Contact Form's option to display Numbers as a slider, I am baffled at the fact that it doesn't actually output the number value that the user slides. After much searching, it seems that they don't have the option to do so.
What I'm trying to do is to allow the user to see what number they're sliding to as they are sliding. Like this:
There was a previous post on this, and they came up with the solution with this:
Use this script in the head of the document:
<!-- Begin Javascript: Output the number of the slider code --> <script> $slider.bind('click', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); console.log($this).val()); } </script> <!-- End Javascript: Output number of the slider code -->
Use this as the html form code in CF7:
<!-- Use any of your custom input strings below, generally don't touch the output code (except for the value of 50 if you wish) --> <form oninput="output1.value=slider1.value"> <input type="range" name="slider1" value="50"/> <output name="output1" for="slider1">50</output> </form> <!-- End HTML Form Code for CF7-->
So this is the code I've put into the head of my document
$slider1.bind('click', function(e) {
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This Northern Lights tour in Iceland takes you in a super Jeep out of town, far from the city lights to observe this fascinating natural phenomenon also known as Aurora Borealis. Given clear skies and a little bit of luck, sightings can occur from autumn through to spring.
Borgarfjord & Icecave
This super Jeep tour takes you far away from the stress of Reykjavik to some areas less travelled where you will see scolding hot springs, go in the ice cave and even drive across a fjord under the sea!
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This super Jeep excursion takes lets you explore three different Icelandic volcanoes in one just one day! After driving through some of Iceland's most photographed countryside, the super Jeep heads off on rough mountain tracks to the foot of Mount Hekla, the most active volcano in the country.
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This excursion allows you to spend a magnificent day devoted to the wonders of Iceland's south shore, including the awe-inspiring glacial lagoon, Jokulsarlon and Skaftafell national park.
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Eggplant, Lamb & Rice Casserole
From EatingWell: November/December 1993
Cinnamon and a hint of cloves bring out the flavor of the lamb. Serve with crusty bread.
Makes: 4 servings
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Nutrition Profile
Low cholesterol | High calcium | High fiber | High potassium | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 2 eggplants, (2 pounds total), cut in half lengthwise
- 8 ounces ground lamb
- 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 onions, chopped
- 1 red bell pepper, cored, seeded and chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 14-ounce can tomatoes, undrained
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1 cup white rice
- 1 14-ounce can reduced-sodium beef broth
- Salt & freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese, preferably imported (2 ounces)
- Preheat oven to 450°F. Place eggplant halves, cut-side down, in a roasting pan. Add water to a depth of 1/2 inch. Bake until tender, 20 to 25 minutes; set aside. Reduce oven temperature to 400°F.
- While the eggplant is roasting, heat a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add ground lamb and sauté, breaking up the meat with a wooden spoon, until browned, 3 to 5 minutes. Transfer to a colander and drain off fat. Set aside.
- Heat oil in a Dutch oven over medium heat. Add onions and cook until golden, about 5 minutes. Add red peppers and garlic and cook for 2 minutes longer. Stir in tomatoes and their juice, oregano, thyme, cinnamon and cloves. Simmer, breaking up the tomatoes with a wooden spoon, until the mixture has thickened slightly, 3 to 5 minutes.
- Scoop out eggplant flesh and chop coarsely. Stir rice, broth, chopped eggplant and the reserved lamb into the tomato mixture; bring to a simmer. Cover the pan and place it in the oven. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, or until the rice is tender and the liquid has been absorbed. Season with salt and pepper. Dot with feta and serve.
Per serving: 487 calories; 15 g fat (6 g sat, 6 g mono); 54 mg cholesterol; 68 g carbohydrates; 22 g protein; 13 g fiber; 635 mg sodium; 914 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (94% daily value), Folate (54% dv), Selenium (36% dv), Vitamin A (30% dv), Potassium (26% dv), Iron (24% dv), Zinc (23% dv). Calcium (19% dv), Magnesium (16% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 3 1/2
Exchanges: 2 1/2 starch, 5 vegetable, ,2 medium-fat meat, 1/2 fat
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Recipe Categories
- Type of Dish
- Main dish, combination meal
- Main dish, meat
- Ethnic/Regional
- Middle Eastern
- Ease of Preparation
- Easy
- Health & Diet Considerations
- Low cholesterol
- High calcium
- High fiber
- High potassium
- Gluten free
- Total Time
- 1 hour or less
- Servings
- 4
- Main Ingredient
- Lamb
- Meal/Course
- Dinner
- Style/Theme
- Casserole
- Entertaining, casual
- Entertaining, formal
- Publication
- November/December 1993


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Elvis Presley didn't like his own movies, except maybe Flaming Star and King Creole. He idolized "angry young man" actors like Marlon Brando and James Dean and always hoped that with the right coaching, he might be able to count himself among their ranks. And maybe he could have. King Creole certainly shows impressive flashes. It's entirely likely that if the proper director or producer had taken the young singer under wing and pushed him along in the right direction, Elvis could have picked up where James Dean left off, or at least gotten close. We'll never know, unfortunately, because while Elvis dreamed of being the next Dean or Brando, his manager (the eternally villainous Colonel Parker) and studio executives saw him as little more than a bubblegum sweetheart and refused to cast him in anything but family-friendly Frankie Avalon roles.
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Plague of the Zombies
Hammer beats George Romero to the zombie punch by a year, but needless to say their effort, though perfectly respectable, was overshadowed by Romero's groundbreaking classic. I went into this film with mixed feelings. On the one hand, all the stills I'd seen from it looked incredible. Very spooky and atmospheric. On the other hand, my most recent experience with Hammer studio director John Gilling was the dry as a mummy's shroud The Mummy's Shroud. But I'm a sucker for pretty much any and every Hammer film that's been released, and I figure it certainly can't be any worse than Zombie Lake. It turns out, in fact, that Plague of the Zombies not only isn't any worse than Zombie Lake; it's much, much better. Okay, maybe saying something is better than Zombie Lake isn't saying a whole lot, so let's revise the praise. Plague of the Zombies is a damn good film, maybe not the caliber of film that is Night of the Living Dead or Dawn of the Dead, but certainly on par with other great zombie films like Let Sleeping Corpses Lie and easily one of the best of Hammer's non-Dracula/Frankenstein films. Is that a mouthful?
Pyasa Shaitan
Every time I sit down to muddle my way through another cheap Indian horror movie, I assume that I'm not going to have much new to say about it that wasn't said in a previous review, that eventually they would start to look so much alike that I would pretty much use up all my ammo and have nothing else worth shooting at. But so far — and we're still, frightening as this may be, at the very beginning of our journey — each new movie I watch ends up being weird and incompetent in a way that, while similar to previous films, is also completely unique, allowing me to latch onto some tiny branch and inflate it into a full review. I'm sure I'll run out of steam eventually, but for now, the ride still manages to surprise me no matter how prepared I think I am ahead of time. Eventually, and in typically convoluted, non-linear fashion, we will weave together, as best we can, a loose history of the Indian horror movie and its common themes. Along the way, though, we're going to watch a lot of movies featuring guys in store-bought gorilla suits.
Phenomena is often regarded as a turning point in the career of Italian thriller director Dario Argento. Unfortunately for him, the direction it is most often cited as turning is down. After Phenomena, the influential director had one more good film in him – the mean-spirited and sadistic Opera — and then it was all downhill from there. In many ways, Argento's career seemed to reflect that of another highly creative, important director: Tsui Hark. Both men revolutionized film making in their respective countries and inspired (and continue to inspire) countless other writers and directors. Both men brought a highly stylized vision to the screen. And both men have spent the better portion of the last decade trying to live up to their own reputations.
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I have nobody to blame but myself. I mean, by now I should know that Hong Kong movies are not what they once were (i.e. good). And I should certainly know not to expect anything much from pop duo The Twins, a.k.a. Charlene Choi and Gillian Chung – I did, after all, suffer through their crummy vampire action mess The Twins Effect. So why in the Gay Blue Hell would I be interested in Protégé De La Rose Noire, their latest box office smash? Well, because one of my Hong Kong heroes, Donnie Yen, was the man behind the camera, and Donnie kicks ass. He was the action choreographer on The Twins Effect, and deserves the credit for making the mostly non-fighter cast look halfway competent. So maybe, just maybe, he could pull something out of the fire. Also of interest is that the movie features Donnie's little sister Chris Yen, returning to the big screen for the first time since her debut in the little-known 1986 Yuen Woo-ping film Close Encounter With A Vampire. Still, I didn't dare get my hopes too high, which is just as well because the movie still couldn't live up to them.
Phenomenal and the Treasure of Tutankhamun
Like many people, I find that there are certain types of films that appeal so strongly to me on a conceptual level that I tend to cut them considerable slack when reviewing them. Often times, even the very worst of these films, like when Santo is old and fat and spends half the film driving a station wagon to the grocery store, muster enough of the elements I like to keep me satisfied. And one of my very favorite genres is the Eurospy film and the various offshoots and influenced tributaries — among them the Italian fumetti-inspired films. As we covered in some weird and convoluted fashion in our review of Kriminal and the three Turkish Kilink films, as well as Danger Diabolik, fumetti were saucy Italian comic books populated by sexy, violent anti-heroes and villains. Super-thief Diabolik became the flashpoint for a whole series of comics and related films that drew both from Diabolik and the James Bond movies. Diabolik himself was a throwback to the old pulp heroes like The Shadow, The Spider, and European counterparts like Fantomas — with a bit of Batman thrown in for good measure.
Really? This movie made so many "worst of" lists for the year it was released? I guess this is just one of those instances in which I find myself with a different opinion from the rest and supposedly saner masses of humanity. But is this really "worst of" material, especially in a year that saw the release of Norbit and Daddy Day Camp? I mean, to be sure, Primeval is no great film. In fact, it's pretty dumb. And the smarter it tries to be, the dumber it gets. I think the film was undone for most people by the things I liked most about it: misguided and moronic attempts at "social conscience," and a bizarre marketing campaign that framed the movie as a Wolf Creek/Hills Have Eyes new style slasher film while doing everything it could to obscure the fact that this was, in fact, a movie about a giant crocodile. It's these two key elements that make Primeval one of the most authentic throwbacks to the era of Italian jungle and crocodile/alligator exploitation films. I said of the movie Grindhouse that Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez set out to make fake grindhouse movies and failed, while Sylvester Stallone simply set out to make a movie (Rambo) and made the year's most authentic grindhouse film. Primeval definitely deserves to be placed alongside Rambo in that regard. And heck — both of them even use real-world war atrocities as backdrops for exploitation filmmaking.
People That Time Forgot
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There are a couple key themes that define Teleport City and to which I frequently refer. First among these is that Teleport City was always envisioned as a response to the taunt, "Get a life!" or, alternately, "Get a girlfriend!" Part of the reason the reviews I write so often diverge into tangential stories about silly adventures, history (both accurate and suspect), and the circumstances under which I've viewed these movies and how said circumstances have influenced my reactions is because I like to illustrate what I've learned and experienced first-hand from my many strange years in cult film fandom: that we do have lives, often exceptionally fun lives at that. The second of the over-arching themes that inform Teleport City is that you should be happy this is your hobby, because you will never want for new material. No matter how much you've seen, you've never seen it all, and you will discover new and amazing films from all over the world with pleasing regularity. Exploring these films leads, often, to exploring other cultures, other countries, other customs and histories, and learning about far more than simply the film you happen to be watching.


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This shop stuff was very kindness, and Abura soba was delicious!!
This shop stuff was very kindness, and Abura soba was delicious!!
Me and my son, we were join the illumination event at there. And we enjoyed the short attraction movie.
I bought some new jeans and hemming up these. Inexpensive everything and good design clothes :)
Today's lunch is very gorgeous!! 100% Japanese beef steak lunch. Great chief grilled the beef at front of me!!
My company had moved to this area a while ago. I found a good taste noodle shop near my company. And I enjoyed delicious noodle at there.
There is the most highest Ferris wheel in Japan at this park.
We've lunch at EL TORITO!! Today is my disciples birthday!!!
We watched the movie "Hana-kappa" at there today.
I'm checking iPad mini at there today. And I stopped the iPad cellular deal because iPhone 5 can use tethering function and it's give Internet connection to my gadgets.
Ootoya is very reasonable restaurant and we can enjoy the yummy Japanese foods!!!
Shop staff are all Nepal people, and they were very kindness. I said to them "I'm very hungry, so please large size!!". Then they cooked large graphao to me, and it cost was same the normal size!!!
We can learn some life style and culture of the Tokyo's first period from Edo period.
This is the one of famous tourism spot of Tokyo Japan. So many foreigners will be visited at there.
If you visited to "Restaurant & Bar R" of sky lounge in this hotel, you can get an awesome view as my photos.


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Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I'm not very good with liquid liners but this eyeliner is so easy to use. I love the applicator and how easy it is to make the line size that you want. I have no problems making a thin line with this product. I kept hearing about it on youtube and decided to try it even though at first i didn't think that it was going to live up to what i kept on hearing. It did live up to what i kept hearing and now this is my go to eyeliner. I like using gel liners but i hate having to deal with cleaning my brush afterwards. With this liner I can just swipe it on and run out the door.
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