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I keep wanting to throw it away because it makes me feel awkward when I flip through and read old stuff, but that awkward feeling may turn to endearment one day. Which is why it lingers somewhere between a box of keepsakes in the garage and the trash... my car. Writing here has taken the place of the writing I used to do for me. At least for the time being. I think I always wanted someone to read what I was thinking, even if it wasn't fully fleshed out, emotional stuff, just the casual chatter. We've been journaling on Sprouted Kitchen, by way of recipes, photos and stories for almost four years, and much like personal journals, I don't really go back and look at older stuff. I know I will at some point years from now, so I try to weave our real life into this space as to have memories within the collection of recipes. Our first book was nominated for a James Beard award a few weeks ago, and I want to mark here how honored I have felt because of that (hey, future self reading this, this was/is a big deal!). I have wrestled with myself about food writing being "my career" and the timing of this nomination marked the first time in a while that I felt I didn't have to defend my work to myself. Writing a blog and book and working at a market and teaching classes and infrequent catering is a long answer when someone asks "what do you do?" Long answers aren't such a bad thing. It would have felt wonderful at any time, but there was something really special about it coming during this season for me. I'm humbled and grateful, and I do a happy dance when I think about it. I know this nomination is a high honor, and I won't forget it. This is a simple, modest bowl of a meal. Made of very affordable ingredients, delicately spiced, and pretty easy to tweak to your tastes. Clearly I am still clearing out my pantry. It is not the most creative recipe that's come out of my kitchen, but sometimes it's the less fussy stuff that is quietly satisfying. Leftovers nest well in a burrito with melty cheese. A comfy, warm meal before we roll into a season of salads and fresh fruits and tender asparagus. P.S. I forgot to mention last post that Hugh is planning on doing a few portrait sessions while we're away. He says he has to work to keep his croissant budget in check. If you happen to be in Paris, Antwerp or Amsterdam, he mentions the dates on his site. BEAN BOWLS WITH POACHED EGG // Serves 4 The texture comes out like a stew and you want some of the liquid to be in the pot. Once you break the yolk from the egg, it makes a sauce with the bean broth. Add more broth to the pot if needed, it absorbs moisture as it cools, and adjust the spices to your liking. I cooked my beans from scratch and drained off the excess liquid before adding the broth from there. They don't need to be completely drained by any means, but I wanted my broth flavor to not taste too strongly of bean. I'd guess you could use canned beans in a pinch, the texture will just be a bit less substantial. 1/2 lb. dried black beans (rinsed and soaked overnight) 2 tsp. cumin 1/4 tsp. cinnamon 2 cloves garlic, smashed 1 tsp. chile powder 2 cups vegetable broth 1 medium sweet potato, peeled and diced in 1'' cubes 1 Tbsp. tomato paste 1-2 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil salt to taste 4-8 eggs (use 1-2 eggs per person) cilantro and hot sauce to finish cotija, queso fresco or goat cheese optional Drain and rinse the beans from soaking. Place them in a large pot and cover with a couple inches of water. Bring to a boil and simmer until the beans are cooked through and just tender (one to one and a half hours depending on freshness of beans), avoid overcooking. They should still have a tooth to them. Remove from heat, add a pinch of salt. Let the beans cool for about ten minutes before draining. Add the cumin, cinnamon, garlic, chile powder, hearty pinch of salt and broth. Bring the mixture to a low simmer. Add the sweet potato to the warm beans, give it a stir and cover the pot. Cook for about 8-10 minutes until the sweet potatoes are cooked through. Stir in the tomato paste and olive oil and taste for salt, you'll likely need another pinch or two, and spices. You could add heat with a pinch of red pepper flakes or chipotle. Cover and keep warm until ready. Bring a large pot of salted water with a splash of vinegar to a low boil. Poach the eggs to desired doneness (two eggs at a time is what I can manage. I deliver the eggs to the water in a ramekin, seems to help them stay together well). For a medium poach, simmer them 2-3 minutes. If you like the yolk more firm, take them 4-5 minutes. Serve each portion with a hearty scoop of the beans and poached egg on top. Finish with hot sauce, cilantro and cheese if using. 32 Comments | Share Article | Print Article | Permalink SMOKY BEET BURGERS TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 2013 AT 9:41PM We are leaving for our trip in just over a week! I am so pumped. The anticipation is half the fun for me. In the spirit of leaving, I have been trying to use up the food we have so nothing goes to waste. This is a fun game for me, and leads to mostly vegetarian meals for Hugh. I'm priming his tum for all the croissants that are about to be consumed. I have so many suggestions for Paris, but if you have any favorite food/drink/walks/etc. in Antwerp or Amsterdam, I always appreciate tips from people who have been there. I came across this recipe in an early copy of The New Persian Kitchen than comes out in a few weeks. I am a quick sell on homemade veggie burgers and find they are usually made with pantry staples and a few fresh items. Welcome to my fridge-elimination game, smoky beet burger! I've tried a generous number of veggie burgers now and learn something every time. First off, make more than you need. The leftovers make for an easy lunch, go great with some greens and an egg on top, or smashed and put in a wrap for a portable travel snack. When the recipe doesn't have breadcrumbs, be prepared to pay attention and handle the burgers deliberately. Eggs will bind, but they'll make you work for it. The texture and wetness of your mix should be similar to meat you would use for a regular burger. Even if you don't eat it, you know what it looks like, so at least you have a point of reference. If it looks too wet, flaxmeal, panko or a bit of coconut flour will help dry it. Personally, I like my mixture to have distinguishable chunks of the ingredients - no baby mash - so go easy on the processing. You want it pulsed just enough to stick together but lightly enough to appreciate the texture of say, the walnuts or bits of lentils here. It's unlike me to get persnickety on things like this, but I've made them enough times to have a list of mistakes, so I'm offering my two cents. A sweet and smoky vegetable-based burger is a good idea all notes aside. Congrats on a beautiful book, Louisa! SMOKY BEET BURGERS // Makes 8 Recipe barely adapted from The New Persian Kitchen by Louisa Shafia I wanted to provide the recipe as written in the book, but I will make a few notes here as well as in the directions. I made a quick feta spread, which is naturally salty, so I halved the salt called for in the recipe. Add a pinch more with no spread. As it goes with a gluten and dairy free veggie burger, these are VERY delicate. Keep them small and handle them delicately. I ended up adding an extra egg because I got pretty heavy handed with both the beets and the lentils and needed more binding power. If you're a good measurer, you should be fine with the one. 3 T. grapeseed/extra virgin olive oil 1 yellow onion, very roughly chopped 1 cup walnuts 1/2 cup golden raisins 1 cup grated beets 3 cloves garlic, smashed 2 tsp. sweet smoked paprika 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. pepper 1/2 cup cooked green lentils 1 egg 2 cups cooked short grain brown (or white) rice // feta spread // 1 cup/ 8 oz. feta cheese 1/4 cup whole milk greek yogurt squeeze of lemon juice 1/4 cup chopped cilantro few grinds fresh ground pepper buns, sliced cucumber, microgreens, tomato for burger building Heat the oil over medium heat in a large sauté pan. Add the onions and cook for about 10 minutes until just golden. Add the walnuts, raisins, beets, garlic and paprika and cook another 10 minutes, stirring often. Let the mix cool slightly. Transfer the mixture to a food processor and pulse a few times until chunky. Put the mixture in a large bowl and stir in the salt, pepper and half the lentils. Replace the food processor (dirty is fine) and pulse the other half of the lentils, egg and rice together a few times to make a coarse puree. Note: Louisa has you add all the lentils whole to the mixture, I felt like some of them in the rice puree helps it all hold. Add the rice mixture to the onion mixture and mix well. Make the feta spread by mixing all ingredients together in a mixing bowl. Set aside. Use lightly oiled hands to form 8-10 small patties just under 1'' thick. Heat a heavy-bottomed skillet or cast iron over medium-high heat and add oil to coat the bottom. Place the burgers in the skillet (doing so in batches if necessary) and cook undisturbed for 5 minutes. GENTLY flip the burgers, turn the heat down, cover and cook for 10 minutes until the burgers have a firm, brown crust. Serve warm with your favorite condiments. 70 Comments | Share Article | Print Article | Permalink TO FEED AND BE FED. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2013 AT 3:20PM Feeding people is an exercise in generosity. It takes time to prepare a menu, gather friends, shop for ingredients, clean the house, set a table, and clean it up. It costs money to buy food and all accompanied ingredients. Entertaining, be it for four or seventeen, takes time and money. I enjoy feeding people. I like making food, serving in that way, as an act of love and nourishing people I care about. That is why I cook. Not for myself, I am happy with hummus toast, but because my skill feeds someone elses need to be fed, to feel taken care of. I want to give that. Without noticing, I grew pragmatic about that process last year - not inviting people over for the sake of frugality or inconvenience. The book testing was over and I didn't want to try so hard, maybe some of you can understand that. Except around New Year resolution time, I realized I'd cooled it a little too hard. I missed it. I missed the fearless giving that happens around a table where food is shared. Despite practicality, we'd have more dinners with friends. My parents were out of town for the weekend so I jumped at the opportunity to use their beautiful yard and more spacious kitchen to get friends together. We were pushing it for an outdoor dinner, the weather is not that warm yet, but I put out blankets and extra jackets and we made do. Everyone brought something to share, Hugh and I grilled teriyaki black cod, Alaskan Halibut with cajun spices and green apple salsa and tri tip with a couple sauces. I made a pot of black beans with onions, wine and a number of other pantry staples that turned out better than expected. And of course there was a springy cocktail which I'm including the rough recipe for below. I can't exactly explain how in the hustle of feeding 17 people, I felt alive. Like I was supposed to be doing this. Nourishing people. It took time and money. It always does. It is always worth it. STRAWBERRY GRAPEFRUIT SMASH // Serves 8 I can't think of a better combination for the change of seasons. It was perfect to make for a group. I am also thinking a blood orange and blackberry would be a nice and pretty combination, maybe even with gin if you wanted to have two types of cocktails out. These are rough estimates, taste and add as you wish. 3 T. honey 3 T. natural cane sugar 16 oz./2 cups fresh grapefruit juice 16 oz./2 cups vodka 1 pint strawberries, roughly smashed few sprigs of fresh mint 8 oz. club soda/soda water ice for serving In a small saucepan over medium heat, combine the honey, cane sugar and a few tablespoons of the grapefruit juice. Stir until the sugar is dissolved. Transfer to a large pitcher. Add the grapefruit juice, vodka, strawberries and stir. This much can be done in advance and kept in the fridge until needed. Rough up the mint to release the flavor. When ready to serve, add the mint and soda water and give the mix one more stir. Pour the mix into ice filled glasses, letting bits of strawberry and mint get in the glass for presentations sake. 102 Comments | Share Article | Print Article | Permalink MUSHROOM, MILLET + LEEK FRITTATAS MONDAY, MARCH 11, 2013 AT 6:50PM It can be tested and approved that a solid majority of our friends are either getting married or having a baby this year. I remember thinking last year that 2013 was going to be quiet on the celebratory front, but it has proven otherwise. Once we get back from our trip in April, every weekend seems to be booked with an event. Which reminds me, I need to keep my eyes peeled for dresses. It is impossible to find a dress when you really need one. It's true. In all the talk of showers, my brain starts piecing menus together. I made frittatas for a brunch shower last month. They are so perfect for feeding a group. They're inexpensive, easy to make, go well with baked goods, maybe a simple salad, fruit and mimosas. Am I selling you my shower menu? Something tells me you are familiar with the goodness that is eggs. After yet another handful of trail mix yesterday, I huffed that I was bored of my routine foods. I go in phases, tending to burn out on something I really loved at one point. It's nice to have something at the ready for snacks or a quick meal to-go when needed. I find the lentil meatballs are good for this. I don't think I have used millet here yet, but now is as good a time as any to bring it in. It is part of one of my favorite salads from the cookbook. It is gluten free, seeing as it is actually a seed, has protein, B vitamins, fiber and is highly alkaline. You can use it anywhere you would use rice or quinoa as it takes on any flavor you'd like, much like those two will.I cook millet with a simple 2:1 ratio. It cooks quickly by bringing the rinsed grain and liquid to a boil, turn down to a simmer, cover and cook until the liquid is absorbed. Fluff, cover again and let it absorb the steam for optimum puffy texture. All said and done, the millet takes around 15 minutes. So glad to have these ready for early work days or pre-morning workout when I am easily persuaded to stay home and cook breakfast instead... which will very likely still happen. MUSHROOM, MILLET + LEEK FRITTATAS // Makes 12 I add a bit of grain (seed) here to make them a more filling grab-n-go breakfast or snack. You could use quinoa or even rice as a substitute. I am a big fan of sheeps feta, the conventional stuff is usually made of cows milk and doesn't hold a candle to the real thing. Yes it's a bit more expensive but a little goes a long way. Trader Joes has an excellent one from Israel in a green/yellow package. Lastly, I'm not sure I would suggest using muffin liners, but let me know if you try. I find that with items this wet, you loose half the food getting stuck to the paper. 9 eggs 2/3 cup cooked and cooled millet 1/4 cup cream or milk (coconut milk would work too) 1 tsp. sea salt, divided 1 tsp. fresh ground pepper 1/2 tsp. red pepper flakes 8 oz. mushrooms, stems removed, roughly chopped 1 T. extra virgin olive oil, divided 2 leeks, cleaned, halved and thinly sliced 3 Tbsp. chopped chives, parlsey, thyme or mix of these (plus more for topping) 8 oz. sheeps feta Preheat the oven to 350'. Grease a standard muffin tin. In a large mixing bowl, whisk together the eggs, cream, 1/2 tsp. salt, pepper and red pepper flakes until well blended. Set aside. In a pan, preferably non stick, over medium heat, add the mushrooms and a pinch of salt. Yes, dry pan. You saute them around until they sweat off their excess water. They will release water, dry back up and THEN add 1 tsp. oil and saute another minute. Remove and set aside. Heat another tsp. olive oil in the same pan, saute the leeks with another pinch of salt for 8-10 minutes until just browned. Add the leeks to the bowl of mushrooms, add the herbs and cooked millet and stir to combine. Once the veggie mix is relatively cool, add it to the egg mixture. Fill the muffin tins a generous 3/4 of the way full, the mixture should last you all dozen tins depending on the size of your eggs. Top each with some crumbled feta and bake on the middle rack for 18-20 minutes. The center should be slightly underdone and will finish cooking as they rest. Garnish with any remaining chopped herbs. Allow them to cool for at least ten minutes before gently twisting them from the tins. Serve with your favorite hot sauce. 58 Comments | Share Article | Print Article | Permalink MULTIGRAIN WAFFLES TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2013 AT 2:43PM The amount of time it took me to purchase a $25 waffle iron makes complete sense in the scope of my personality. I get anxious about making good decisions and wise choices. I try not to waste or have things I don't need or use. If you allow them too, and I regret that I do, little decisions can become big ones getting you caught in the rip current of yes or no, pros and cons, risk vs. gain. I find myself in that current by default - like part of my hard wiring. I swim straight into worry when I could so easily swim around it in the calm, lapping water on the periphery of this angst. Life just happens and mistakes are made. The worry doesn't protect from those truths, it just makes them a bigger deal than they need to be. Ah, yea, I'm not just referring to waffle iron purchases anymore. So. By way of investing in quality kitchen equipment, I don't expect this iron will last a lifetime. I wasn't sure if we would go in and out of a waffle phase, so I didn't want to buy a super nice one. Do the $200 irons make a significantly superior waffle to the $25 one? I am quite happy with my dinky little guy and don't plan to know the alternative high-end waffle. I've been playing around with flours, butter vs. oil, toppings etc. What I have below is our "everyday" waffle. It's a mixture of a few different flours, nuts and oats to keep them hearty and fiber filled - something not so indulgent that it has to be saved for a Sunday morning. The coconut oil helps them to get a crispy exterior while everything stays moist inside. Breakfast is kind of "a thing" around here, so I suspect there will be variations in my future, but I found this recipe worth sharing from the waffle experiments thus far. FLAX WAFFLES
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As per the information posted here I went looking for a dealer information and found this on eBay. I bought it and just got in the mail today. Take a look.
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As per the information posted here I went looking for a dealer information and found this on eBay. I bought it and just got in the mail today. Take a look.
The seller sheet I posted pre-dates the M-25B and M3.
I have a box of:
Sylvania NEW! Zirconium-Filled M-25B flash bulbs.
These must have come out in the late 1950s after this publication.
The M-25B has the small S.C Min. base that the M-2 has.
The box states that the total light output is 8,500 Lumen Seconds for the M-25B.
It also states "Set Synchronizer for 15 milliseconds"
This is fairly close to the Press 25B with a total output of 9,000 Lumen Seconds.
I assume that the M-25B is similar to the GE M5B.
Dug further into my collection and found a similar age box of clear M-25 bulbs.
They are rated at 16,000 Lumen Seconds.
Fairly Similar to the Press 25 rated at 20,000 Lumen Seconds.
Looking further into it, GE must have changed the classification of the M5s at some point. I have a box of M5s that mention that they are class M and will only work with M-sync (or a slow shutter). I also found a newer box of 6Bs that recommend AG-1B, M3B, or M5B to replace the bayonet-base bulbs, meaning at some point the M5 must have become a brighter version of the M3.
It looks like the M3 bulb came out in 1963
This information in an April 1963 Article in Popular Science.
Westinghouse is introducing ...The M3 will take the place of the No. 6, M5 and M25 bulbs...Zirconium filling in the new bulb comes to a high intensity level (twice the output of aluminum) quickly and maintains it for a long time.... It can be used for most focal-plane shutters, all leaf-type shutters
Now if anyone had a graph of the light output of the M3 that they could post that would be great. We could compare it to the 1957 Sylvania dealer sheets I posted we would have a good idea of how it stacked up to the FP-26 bulb (quite similar to the the GE No. 6).
The GE 6B (LEFT) and the Sylvania FP 26B (RIGHT) were similar in terms of light output. They were not identical however. See Photo. In day to day use you could most likely interchange them and never see the difference in the prints. So in that respect you could say there were the same.
Note in the Sylvania Data Sheet posted above there is a table with a column heading titled : Nearist Comparable Bulb (Other Mft.) There the 6 B is listed as being roughly equal to the FP 26B
Hi, does anyone know if the midget size bulb(like M25) will be fit ok into a flash unit that usually uses bulb like P25 or GE 5 or another way round. Are they having same size in base and can they interchange with each other?
Moplar_guy is almost 100% correct. I do know of one exception however. Kodak used to make a flash gun with the name of Kodalight IV Flasholder. It has a 4 inch reflector and will take a bulb of the #5 or Press 25 size just as easily as an M2, M3, M5 or M25 bulb. However it was a pin connector for Kodak cameras, not a near universal hot shoe mount. Perhaps Kodak (or someone else) made a version that would connect to a PC socket or hot shoe. I just have never seen one like that.
As Moplar_guy pointed out smaller bulbs worked best with a smaller reflector and larger ones with a larger reflector. That is likely why Kodak picked a mid point 4 inch reflector for this dual use flash gun.

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INGREDIENTSTalc, Mineral Oil, Avena Sativa Kernel Flour (Oat), Zinc Stearate, Polyoxymethylene Urea, Isopropyl Isostearate, Fragrance/Parfum, Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract (Marticaria), C10 18 Triglycerides, Dimethicone, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Propylparaben, Methylparaben, BHT, Quaternium 15, Mica, Iron Oxides, Ultramarines
on 4/13/2012 11:02:00 AM
Age: 36-43
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
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LOVE this powder! I use a concealer for blemishes then set with this powder, then i use a mineral powder as foundation. What the CG powder does for me is acts as a great mattifier and does not settle into my fine lines like most powders have done to me. Before I started using mineral foundation I just used concealer and the CG powder which worked well, did this for years!
on 2/18/2012 8:16:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
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This really reminds me of MAC Blot too. I tried this powder on a whim because my usual Maybelline powder has started oxidizing on me out of nowhere. Looked in the mirror yesterday after work & was horrified to see an Oompa Loompa staring back. Ugh... I never thought to try this powder before, mainly because every other CG powder or foundation has either irritated my skin or broken me out, but so far I'm liking it a lot. The lightest color works for my skin tone & mattifies without adding coverage, caking up, or looking powdery. Another thing I love about this is the fact that it's still in the old-style compact. I HATE the new CG compacts. They're bulky & they break too easily, so I really hope CG leaves THIS powder alone!
My ONE gripe is the smell. It's not a bad smell, but it's just really perfumey & VERY strong. I can actually smell my face when I wear this. I expect it to fade a bit after a week or so(like the Noxzema compacts did when I used to use them), but either way it's not enough to prevent me from repurchasing. Will update if I experience any adverse effects or breakouts, but for now, this is a winner :D continued >>
on 11/30/2011 9:48:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
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This is a great drugstore powder that evenly matches the performance of MAC's Blot Powder (though I use a MAC powder puff to apply it). It's a great pick for shine control, though you will have to reapply every few hours. The one advantage with this is that it minimizes the look of pores better than most powders out there - without making your skin look too dry or cakey (though exfoliating once or twice a week is another part of the equation too!). It doesn't break me out either, so this is a definite bargain if you're looking for a powder that doesn't break the bank but yields great results!
on 11/28/2011 6:12:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
This is my HG setting powder. I absolutely love this powder, and hope it never gets discontinued. I use it on top of every different foundation I come across to finish the look, and it goes well with all other brands and types of foundations. It doesn't cake, it doesn't smell funky or overly perfumed, and it works amazingly well. I only have to touch up once in a 12 hour shift at work. It stays on and controls oil very well, which is saying something because I'm usually a slick after a few hours of wearing makeup. This is a keeper!
on 11/23/2011 1:49:00 PM
Age: 44-55
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Came upon this item in Target and bought it on a whim. Never noticed it before. Got the medium and surprisingly, it works very well at minimizing oiliness and the color works for me. Minimal coverage if applied alone. I use it over a liquid foundation. Thin compact is good for throwing into a handbag. I had been using Maybelline Dream Matte Powder in beige but that tends to look orange if I apply too many times in a day. This Cover Girl is a better shade for me--more of a neutral.
on 11/13/2011 1:34:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I have one in a green case its ok
on 9/17/2011 9:01:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Kinky, Medium
Eyes: Blue
The product itself is not very good at all, but when used correctly and with other products, it can look wonderful.
Pros:Compact is small, so it can fit in a purse or even a pocket
Soaks up moisture;Stops face from looking greasy or wet
Medium coverage, covers up most blemishes and easily matches skin colour
Price is good
Makes my face feel soft
Cons:Looks powdery and fake on it's own
Not too much colour selection, so it might not work for all people
*** tip/trick: I like to put a moisturizer or liquid foundation underneath to stop my face from looking like a peach with a beard (LOL)
on 8/25/2011 6:23:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
My favorite CG powder will forever be the Fresh complexion oil control. If they could maybe add more colors to the line (for yellow undertones) then this would be my HG foundation. Yet CG insists on making everything pink (as do many other drugstore brands). I don't know if I got a bad one since this might have been sitting on the shelves for a while but mine had no coverage what-so-ever. There's a slight shimmer in this powder, which I don't mind as it tends to make skin look glowy, but other people might. The other negative part to this powder is the smell. Who thought that old sun tan lotion smelled great? It doesn't and I don't normally complain about the smell of a product but this is just awful. This ended up powdery on my skin and never did anything the other CG powders I've used in the past have. I will be returning this.
on 7/19/2011 8:35:00 PM
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is the only Cover Girl powder I would use! yes, becoz the color just perfect for my skin tone, it is oil free and goes on smooth on my face, i use medium translucent for my light to medium skin tone skin , i got it on sale for $6.99 , normally they sell it for $ 11.00 to $12.99 in Toronto Canada. I love this powder, I hope Cover Girl continue make this powder without change the formula. Thank you Cover Girl.
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My true favorite powder is covergirl's clean fragrance free powder in the light green compact, but since CG decided to give it the axe, I tried this powder, and it's a darn close second to being my HG! This powder is great for minimizing pores, and diffusing flaws, and looks completely natural. I don't wear foundation, but have oily skin, and some large pores on my nose and inner cheeks and this works great for both issues. This has a very pleasant smell, but sometimes I wish it was fragrance free. Will repurchase!
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San Francisco, California (PRWEB) October 7, 2009 -- MDLiveCare, an on-demand telehealth company, announced today at the Health2.0 conference in San Francisco a partnership with Google Health. The partnership includes the secure flow of medical data between MDLiveCare and Google Health, an online Personal Health Record (PHR). Specifically, any Google Health user that has an MDLiveCare HIPAA secure video, phone or email telehealth consultation with a board certified physician or mental health therapist will be able to share his or her medical records with the doctor in advance of the appointment and get records back after the appointment from that doctor.
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Galaxy Tab Loses Voice Capability
The US version of the Android-powered tablet won't support telephony.
We've been sure to update the Samsung's Galaxy Tab as more and more information has been revealed about the Android-powered device, but today's news comes as a bit of a disappointment. The US version of the Galaxy Tab will not support telephony.
The Sprint-carried device will only support 3G data rather than their 4G network, but the the voice functionality was stripped from the US model, which limits the tablet's usefulness as an enterprise solution, something Samsung was quick to promote when the device was first announced.
The price of the device remains unannounced.
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Leading browser makers say "no" to porous encryption algorithm
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Report from the X-Force group says attackers are using TOR to hide their crimes
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Taylor Swift Shares Adorable Childhood Christmas Video
It's Throwback Tuesday (Dec. 24) for Taylor Swift. The singer shared a vintage video of herself from Christmas 1993, when she was just four years of age. Boy was she cute!
It's Throwback Tuesday (Dec. 24) for Taylor Swift. The singer shared a vintage video of herself from Christmas 1993, when she was just four years of age. Boy was she cute!
The giving spirit is strong this time of year.
The acapella group Straight No Chaser did a brilliant mashup of the 12 Days of Christmas and Toto's Africa. It's actually better than you think.
Britney Spears is lucky and blessed, so she isn't looking for anything specific to be wrapped and waiting for her under the tree this Christmas season. But she did reveal what her holiday plans are, what her boys want, what she might get her BF David Lucado, and the fact that she can't cook.
Mariah Carey, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots all got together to perform Mariah's Christmas classic, All I Want for Christmas is You with classroom instruments. Keep an eye on the adorable kids in the foreground.
This may be the most beautiful version of "Hallelujah" I've ever heard and I've heard a lot.
Not every tot likes posing with Santa and sitting on his lap. In fact, hit any mall in America around the holidays, and you are bound to see little kids with streams of tears running down their faces while perched on Santa's knee. Former 'Jersey Shore' star Snooki -- born Nicole Polizzi -- shared a photo of her adorbs son Lorenzo Dominic LaValle, who looks absolutely terrified in his Christmas pic with St. Nick.
Jimmy Kimmel and The Truth Fairy hooked kids up to a "lie detector" to help Santa decide which kids are naughty or nice.
If you forget the whipped cream, or need an extra gift for an unexpected guest on Christmas Day, what do you do?
I love a happy ending.This pooch knew where to rest when he needed it.
Rhema Marvanne was only 7-years-old when she recorded this beautiful version of "O Holy Night." She found inspiration in her mother Wendi, who passed away of ovarian cancer back in 2008, just one year after this song was recorded.
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Sunday, Dec. 6th
11:00am - 1:00pm
Upstairs Sky Bar Tent
This exclusive limited-availability event features at least four special Belgian-style beers that are not available at the regular festival, vintage large format bottles and an incredible European-style brunch.
The 2015 Holiday Ale Festival Sunday Beer Brunch will take place Sunday, December 6th from 11am to 1pm in the upstairs Sky Bar tent. You must have your printed ticket (your PayPal receipt), photo-identification matching the name on the ticket and be 21+ to enter this event.
The 2015 Sunday Beer Brunch Tickets will go on sale in November (follow us on Facebook and Twitter for updates).
The brunch features a European-style menu and an incredible beer lineup. Below is a sampling of the menu items and beers from 2014. Brunch menu items and beers are subject to change.
Hard Cider • ABV: 5.0%
First released in 1996, this was the first Perry cider to ever be made in California. It became quite popular very quickly as it is so refreshing and light. It's made from delicious apple and pear juices. We use champagne yeast in all our ciders and ferment for them 10-14 days. We then cold-filter 4 times producing a lovely pear nose and a smooth semi-sweet mouth feel with a dry finish.
Belgian Ale • ABV: 13.0%
This 13% Belgian Golden Strong Ale / Barley Wine is a huge holiday beer from Brasserie Dubuisson. It's has a classic caramel malt and holiday spice aroma, with marzipan, caramels and subtle peach note flavors that will have aged and transformed into plum, dates and deep caramels, with a lingering cognac warming finish that will play off the pastries nicely.
Saison • ABV: 9.5%
Translation: "With the best wishes of the Brewery Dupont". This is their Christmas beer, a Christmas Saision if you will. The effervescence brings forth a lemony nose with hints of clove, banana and pepper. Its malty richness stays on the tongue until the next sip. This very complex, yet extremely drinkable "winter saison" comes across at 9.5%.
- Holiday Ale Festival Staff
A year in the cellar has tempered the spices slightly and made this beer a much more balanced experience. Always a great beer, just a little better now. Perfect inspirational beer after all the gifts have been open, and before the clean up begins!
IPA • ABV: 6.5% • IBUs: 60
Sixty-One marries two Dogfish Head innovations: beer/wine hybrids, which Dogfish has focused on for well over a decade with beers like Midas Touch and Raison D'etre, and continually-hopped IPAs. The name Sixty-One is a reminder that this beer is Dogfish Head's best-selling 60 Minute IPA plus one new ingredient: syrah grape must from California.
Sour Ale • ABV: 6.8% • IBUs: 23
Aged in Willamette Valley Vineyard's Pinot Noir Barrels. A clean crisp and pleasantly sour beer with notes of vanilla, toasted oak and a delicate cranberry finish.
- Holiday Ale Festival Staff
The brunch features European style pastries and cheeses; this beer will be great after a sweet pastry, or just before a decadent slice of cheese.
Strong Belgian-Style Tripel • ABV: 8.5%
This beer has a white, smooth and very compact head. Its pale amber color is very characteristic revealing a distinctive maltiness. It has a rich aroma with a unique combination of aromatic hops, spices and the typical fruity bouquet of Belgian-style fermentation. Secondary fermentation in the bottle gives it a unique aroma due to the presence of yeast.
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9L Salmanazar! This benchmark-style Belgian triple bottle has been cellar-aged for 3 years, elevating this beer above its peers. The hallmark maltiness has given way to a crisp refreshing dryness that lingers on the palate, while the champagne like bubbles carry the hop aroma throughout the beer ending with a soft dry floral note. This is a great opportunity for the group to share a beer.
American Strong Ale / Double IPA • ABV: 11.2%
This is one lacerative muther of an ale. It is unequivocally certain that your feeble palate is grossly inadequate and thus undeserving of this liquid glory...and those around you would have little desire to listen to your resultant whimpering.
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3L Double Magnums! We'll have 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2012 and 2013 to experience a progression from strong ale with hop notes to Double IPA. A wonderful opportunity to see what aging does to a single beer.
Belgian Dark Strong Ale • ABV: 9.0%
A strong, dark Belgian-style beer with Stone 12.12.12 Vertical Epic Ale was brewed with a Belgian yeast strain and features cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, rosehips, sweet orange peel, and a dash of clove. Spices and banana notes are prominently featured in the taste. As it warms, notes of caramel, dark toffee and molasses assert themselves. Overall, the dark beer provides a pleasant juxtaposition of roasted malts, hops and spice layers.
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Days Inn Campton, Campton
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 101 guestrooms
- Indoor pool
- Bar/lounge
- Sauna
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Self-serve laundry
- Conference space
- Barbecue grills
- Free newspapers in the lobby
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- Blair Bridge (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Blair State Forest (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- Livermore Falls State Forest (2.3 mi / 3.7 km)
- Campton Town Hall (3.5 mi / 5.6 km)
- Silver Center for the Arts (4.7 mi / 7.6 km)
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 101 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
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- Pets allowed *
Extra people
- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- Free continental breakfast daily
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Barbeque grills
- Indoor pool
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Personal motorized watercraft on site nearby
- Golfing nearby
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- Downhill skiing nearby
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- Sauna
- Conference space
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator (on request)
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We are used to Religious Right leaders like David Barton saying that the Bible has a clear and unequivocal position on every single political issue from the minimum wage to net neutrality. Of course, in most cases the Good Book just so happens to support the same view held by right-wing activists.
For example, take the controversy over a bridge construction project in North Carolina's Outer Banks, where two environmental groups challenged a proposal to replace the 50-year-old Bonner Bridge. Christian Action League head Mark Creech claims he knows exactly where God and the Bible stand on the matter of rebuilding Bonner Bridge.
Obviously, God agrees with Creech that the environmentalists are wrong to oppose the project:
Fiery state Senator Bill Cook at a recent press conference called upon the environmentalists to give up their legal shenanigans. Cook said they were to blame for the situation getting to this point. He said, "Today, I would like to call for the Southern Environmental Law Center to give it up….You've done enough damage." He further stated, "Here we have a beautiful place, an island, and we're letting overly zealous environmental folks shut down a bridge effectively. They delayed a bridge for what, 20 years? It's insane."
Indeed it is insane. It's as insane as when farmers just a few years ago in California's San Joaquin Valley had to have the water they used for crops diverted to the Pacific just to save a three inch fish known as the delta smelt. The action driven by radical environmentalists caused a 40% unemployment rate in the region, also causing food shortages, higher prices, and situations that made it more difficult for the poor.
What precipitates such nonsense? It is one's worldview.
Most people in North Carolina and the nation have been deeply impacted by a cultural Christian worldview, even though they may not know or acknowledge it. The Book of Genesis teaches that mankind is to '[b]e fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it and have dominion…over every living thing that moves on the earth" (Gen. 1:28). Jesus taught that human beings, made in the image of God, are of much more value than animals. On one occasion the Savior said, "Look at the birds of the air…Are you not of more value than they?" (Mt. 6:26). On another occasion, He demonstrably stated, "Of how much more value is a man than a sheep! (Mt. 12:12). The biblical worldview on the environment is that we should responsibly "subdue" (subjugate, restrain, control) and develop the earth and its natural resources in a way that best benefits the human race.
Contrast the Christian worldview with the viewpoint of militant environmentalists and you'll see there's a divide wider than the Bonner Bridge. Many believe in "untouched nature" as their ideal. Thus they subvert building projects via lawsuits to protect some species of animal, bird, and even insect life. Some go so far as to argue the human population should be drastically scaled back to save the earth.
The Bonner Bridge closing is a case in point as to how our worldview affects us for either good or bad. Moreover, it demonstrates that when some point of view other than a biblical worldview is granted supremacy in public-policy, it inevitably results in harm to God's crowning and most beloved creative achievement – man.
Sen. Cook is right; the environmentalists in this case need to get out of the way. But they might consider an even greater reason for getting out of the way than the trouble they've caused the people of Hatteras Island. Much of the philosophy behind what they do stands as an obstruction to the purposes of God.
The Tea Party biker group 2 Million Bikers To DC, which drew praise from Fox News for its protest against a tiny 9/11 truther rally, is definitely not racist…so not racist that it posted this image to its Facebook page today:
Most recently, the biker group's leader Belinda Bee spoke at Larry Klayman's rally for a second American revolution, where she denounced Sharia law, homosexuality and the amendments to the Constitution which followed the Bill of Rights.
Today on the 700 Club, televangelist Pat Robertson railed against President Obama as both an incompetent leader "who never ran anything" and an ideologue who is imposing his radical agenda.
"He doesn't understand what these things are, he's never been in the military, he doesn't understand it, he doesn't understand geopolitics," Robertson said. "But he has a prism on the world that was shaped by his radical father and he has a prism that was shaped by some of his friends who were radical leftists and his spiritual mentor who at one time hated America; that's who is running our country."
"We are waiting like, are we ever going to get delivered from this thing?" he said.
Robertson compared the state of the nation to Gulliver's Travels: "This is a great nation, it's like Gulliver and the little Lilliputians. Here's a giant who is held down by all these pygmies and we're a giant, America is a giant, being held down by these pygmies. It's time to pray, lots of prayer, and some action maybe in these next elections."
In a column today, WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah claims that the late Nelson Mandela was "an unrepentant terrorist" who should not be mourned. Farah takes issue with the federal government's decision to lower flags to half-staff in honor of Mandela. Americans should "mourn instead for the tens of millions of innocent victims of Communism and other forms of totalitarianism Mandela promoted," he writes.
Last week, Farah argued that Mandela was an advocate of white genocide.
Should the U.S. be lowering its government flags to half-staff for a Communist Party leader?
Should the U.S. be lowering its government flags to half-staff for a liar and a deceiver?
Should the U.S. be lowering its government flags to half-staff for an unrepentant terrorist?
Should the U.S. be lowering its government flags to half-staff for a friend of Arafat, Gadhafi and Castro?
Mandela was not a freedom fighter – any more than his loathsome buddy Yasser Arafat was.
Forgive me if I don't mourn for Mandela. I mourn instead for his victims. I mourn instead for those martyrs being persecuted, tortured and killed every day around the world for their faith in God. I mourn instead for the tens of millions of innocent victims of Communism and other forms of totalitarianism Mandela promoted.
Last week ALEC held its annual meeting here in Washington, DC, once again bringing together state legislators and corporate representatives to advance legislation that hurts everyday Americans. But they weren't alone.
Outside their meeting at the Grand Hyatt, PFAW and ally organizations led a protest to stand up to ALEC's extreme agenda. Holding signs like "ALEC shoots first… and hits real people" and "Stop the war on workers," hundreds of advocates from diverse organizations and backgrounds marched, chanted, and made speeches about the real toll ALEC-supported policies have on Americans' lives.
PFAW's Diallo Brooks' speech to the crowd was interrupted many times with cheers and applause. He said:
It doesn't matter where they meet—here in Washington or any other city. When ALEC comes to town, we need to let them know that it is not okay for them to have private meetings with our legislators and corporations and write legislation that impacts our lives every day. We're here to let them know—loud and clear—that democracy is still alive. We're paying attention, and we're going to call them out wherever they go.
Following last week's news that ALEC drafted an agreement for their state chairs calling on them to put the interests of ALEC first, Brooks and other protest leaders went into the meeting area and asked attendees to sign an alternative pledge – one asking ALEC legislators to honor the Constitution and their constituents rather than corporate interests. None of the attendees signed.
Even after a Texas school district refuted an erroneous report from Fox News reporter Todd Starnes alleging that the district is banning Christmas trees and the colors red and green, Ralph Reed's Faith and Freedom Coalition yesterday decided to run with the story anyway in order to scare its members about the "War on Christmas."
In August, TX Gov. Rick Perry signed into law the "Merry Christmas Bill," which legally permits students and teacher to use traditional holiday greetings such as "Merry Christmas" or "Happy Hanukkah" and also protects traditional holiday symbols. Lawmakers in the state hoped it would put an end to the "War on Christmas" scandals that plague us each winter. Unfortunately, officials at Nichols Elementary School in Waco, TX have already violated the new law, banning all reference to Christmas, from Christmas trees to the colors red and green, in their upcoming "Winter Party."
Contact Principal Courtney Murphy & school board president Renee Ehmke and tell them that the parents and students at Nichols Elementary are guaranteed the right to celebrate Christmas. Call Nichols Elementary at (469)-633-3950 or contact them via email at email@example.com and contact Emke at (469)633-6000.
Of course, if the FFC had simply contacted the school district (as it advises its members to do) or just did a Google search, it would have found out that the school district's "War on Christmas" is nothing but a Fox News-generated myth:
An unfortunate misunderstanding regarding an email that was sent by a room mom has unfairly portrayed a school and the Frisco ISD as having violated the "Merry Christmas Law." This is simply incorrect.
The email being referenced was not an official PTA email nor was the school aware of it being sent. The email that was sent by the room mom was sent two weeks before the party planning meeting had even been held. At the party planning meeting held on November 19, prior to any knowledge of the email, the school leaders went over the new law as part of the meeting. Please understand, there has never been a ban on what is worn, what is said, or what is brought to the party (as long as they do not violate the "Limitations on Content" prohibited by policy FNAA -obscene, vulgar, inappropriate for the age, etc.). The new law is consistent with the manner in which holiday parties have been handled by the District in the past and in line with state and federal law.
When the email was forwarded to Mr. Fallon stating no red or green or Christmas trees and no reference to Christmas or another religious holiday, he sent a letter to our Superintendent regarding the law. Our Superintendent called him and assured him these were not our rules. We are still unsure of why the campus and District's position was misunderstood and why there is the feeling that there is some sort of ban of items or greetings regarding the winter holiday parties at that school.
When in our schools and offices, you will see a variety of decorations – you will see Christmas Trees at some, you will see a winter wonderland theme at others, you may even see staff wearing Santa hats. Yesterday the District hosted a senior citizens luncheon and students performed a lovely concert with Christmas and holiday tunes.


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Results: This past June, 2014, WIN celebrated 13 graduates from China in partnership with The King's University located in Los Angeles, California. At the last two Superbowls, WIN has helped educate and raise awareness through saving Human Sex Trafficking victims. Find more information through WIN board member, Nita Belles' website at www.nitabelles.com. In September 2013, WIN traveled to Kinangop, Kenya to provide skill and leadership training to pastors and community leaders. Leaders were trained in Red Cross First Aid and CPR, financial management, social media, environmental issues and violence against women. The team also distributed 300 first aid kits and other medical supplies during the course of the training.
Target demographics: bring about positive change in the lives of leaders both locally and in the emerging nations.
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Boomer & Carton: Irritable Booms On A Football Friday — Come Get Some
October 25, 2013 6:00 AM
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Craig did his best to keep Boomer focused and on point this morning while opening up this action packed edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Experience, but after another brutal performance by his beloved Rangers, the Blonde Bomber couldn't help himself.
So for all you hockey fans out there, sit back, relax and enjoy the banter.
After Boomer vented some more, this time about traffic, Craig got things back on track. And with the Giants-Eagles and Jets-Bengals games just a couple of days away, this Football Friday edition of the radio program was underway…


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Yesterday, Public Safety sent an email to all Villanova students, faculty and staff to inform them that federal authorities have notified colleges and universities in our region that threats of violence have been made against "an unspecified university near Philadelphia," of which there are 110. The information includes a date of Monday, October 5, 2015. We have been assured by the FBI that they have no knowledge of a specific threat. read more
The recipient of Villanova University's 2015 Mendel Medal, Nobel Prize-winning Biochemist Brian Kobilka, MD – holder of the Helene Irwin Fagan Chair in Cardiology at Stanford University – will deliver the annual Mendel Medal Lecture on Oct. 2 at 2 p.m., in the Villanova Room of the Connelly Center. Dr. Kobilka was selected in recognition of his groundbreaking work on G-protein-coupled receptors in the human body, the structures through which cells sense and respond to chemical signals in the human body. read more
Villanova's Augustinian Catholic intellectual tradition is the cornerstone of an academic community where students learn to think critically, act compassionately and succeed while serving others.


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