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People with yards that have no physical fences are suited by the invisible dog fences that offer virtual limit. This method provides a suitable way of retaining your pet within the restricted boundaries of your home without having to foot the extremely high expenses incurred when constructing the normal fence. The dog is tied with a small neck collar that produces shock waves whenever it comes on the verge of the fence.
How to make your small bathroom feel bigger?
Having a small bathroom can become a challenge. Especially in a crowded house, it can be hard to keep the small space organised. Bathroom should be a room for relaxation rather than clutter, and with simple steps this can be achieved.
If you have a small bathroom, it is even more important you really think about the design beforehand, in order to maximise the space you have. It is quite easy to make your bathroom look larger than what it really is. En-suite bathrooms are generally smaller than regular bathrooms, and a lot of people with en-suite bathrooms want to make them as spacious-looking as possible.
One of the best and simplest ways of making small bathroom suites look bigger is to choose a light colour to paint your walls . softer colours reflect light and give an impression of openness and space. Colours close to white work well, but you can choose a pale blue or green too and still get a good effect.
You should make sure you don't have clutter in your bathroom. Don't have things lying around, and make sure you have enough out of sight storage. There is a lot of bathroom storage available especially designed for smaller bathrooms. The furniture can be fitted under the toilet or bath and can be used to store your essentials.In addition, wall cabinets are a must.
You might also want to consider having a smaller bath or even removing the bath altogether. This will further take away from the cluttered feel and will make the room feel larger as a result.
Lastly, clever placement of mirrors can really make your bathroom feel bigger. Placing two mirrors opposite each another gives an illusion of large space, so as long as the mirrors won't look out of place of awkward, this is a very easy way to make your bathroom feel bigger.
Two Reasons Not To Tile Your Stairs
Tiling the stairs is an idea that many homeowners will flirt with when they are renovating their home. It may be the case that they have tiles of the ground floor of the home and want the stairs to match. It may also be the case that they have it in mind that they are going to tile the whole house, not just the stairs.
Carpeting in homes is becoming increasingly unpopular. This may be because it is quite unhygienic and quite difficult to maintain. This article will explain why you shouldn't tile your stairs when replacing the carpet, no matter how tempting it may be.
1. Tile can be slippery
The first reason you should veer away from tiling your stairs is that tile can be very slippery, even when it is not wet. Stairs can be dangerous as it is, without the added slippery factor. Having a slippery surface on the stairs creates a larger risk of you falling.This is all the more important if you have young children. Toddlers can struggle with stairs, the last thing they need is for them to be slippery.
2. Tile can crack
It is not unheard of for stairs to flex due to the way that they are constructed. This flex could result in your tile cracking. All home owners will be able to imagine what a nightmare this would be. It means you will have to go through the hassle of replacing your tiled stairs. Replacing cracked tiles is both time-consuming and expensive.
We have articulated two solid reasons not to tile your stairs. Why not go for wood if you are intent on carpeting your stairs. Wood flooring has become the cornerstone of the modern home.
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Not sure if this is the correct sub to ask something like this, but I digress. I was talking to a friend of mine about how Snap is fundamentally not a good company and he agreed. However, he raised a question that wasn't too sure how to answer. He said "If it's such a poor company why did people invest in it?". Just wondering if anyone had an answer for this? Was it just the hype train or what? Any input is appreciated.
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MAUGANSVILLE — Elkton brought out the big bat, using three big innings to defeat South Maryland 13-2 in five innings on Sunday in a winners' bracket semifinal of the Maryland State 11-12 Tournament at Maugansville Little League's Jay W. Stouffer Field.
Nick Gregson hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the third and Dakota Hodgson added a three-run shot to help Elkton win by the 10-run rule and advance to the winners' bracket final against Northern Calvert on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Gregson and Hodgson have each homered in Elkton's two state tournament games.
"We preach that hitting is contagious and you saw it tonight," said Elkton manager Dale Ross.
With the game tied at 1, Gregson started the third-inning rally with his homer that just cleared the right-field wall. Hodgson and Chase Wunder also scored to give Elkton a 5-1 advantage. Elkton added five runs in the fourth inning, highlighted by a bases-loaded double by Wunder.
Hodgson slammed a three-run homer to center field in the fifth to give Elkton the walk-off win.
"We have power all the way through our lineup, they just happen to be the ones that are hot right now," Ross said.
South Maryland will face South Caroline today at 4 p.m. in a losers' bracket game.
West Salisbury 12, Thurmont 10
As the old saying goes, no lead is safe.
West Salisbury came back from an 8-4 deficit in the fifth inning before exploding for eight runs win a losers' bracket game and eliminate Thurmont.
"That's exactly what I told my kids, that no lead is safe," said West Salisbury manager Chuck Rousseau.
West Salisbury's huge fifth was highlighted by back-to-back homers — a two-run shot by Cade Rousseau and a solo blast by Ryan Wootten — and a two-run single by Nick Peterman.
"They showed a lot of heart," said Rousseau. "Our bats woke up and I told them good things happen with base runners."
Thurmont's Cory Worth hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the sixth to cut the deficit to two, but it wasn't enough. Michael Tylicki led Thurmont with a two-RBI double in the first inning and a solo homer in the fourth.
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- Arthritis is a group of over 100 different conditions of the body
- Exercising plays a good role in treating arthritis
- Arthritis cannot be cured
Back in 1996, the Arthritis Rheumatism International came up with the idea of World Arthritis Day, a day dedicated to spreading awareness and helping people affected with arthritis. This day also aims at influencing public policy by spreading a strong message about the need for curbing arthritis. For this, let us get to know a little more about arthritis and the many myths and facts associated with this ailment. To begin with, understand what arthritis is. It is inflammation in joints which leads to pain and stiffness that worsens with age. The two most common and recognised forms of arthritis are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. But here we will discuss about the many myths about arthritis and state the actual facts instead.
This World Arthritis Day, prevent yourselves from falling prey to these myths about arthritis.
1. Myth-Arthritis is just the second name of joint pains.
No, arthritis is much more than that. It is a group of over 100 different conditions of the body. Severity of these conditions can range anywhere from mild to excessively discomforting. It may even affect internal organs and even hurt your joints.
2. Myth-Arthritis is normal, it comes with age.
Arthritis in no way is normal. And for the aging factor, arthritis does worsen with age, but there is not such fact which states that it will affect you only after you reach a certain age. This is one such condition which can affect you even if you are young and may not trouble you at all even after you cross your 60s.
Also read: Ease Your Arthritis Pain At Work With These Tips
3. Myth-When arthritis hits, the best thing to do is give your joints some rest.
Yes you need to give them some rest before returning to your regular activities. But exercising plays a good role in treating arthritis. It is natural to avoid movement due to the pain but making them completely immobile for an extended period of time may backfire greatly.
4. Myth-Some foods and supplements can cure arthritis.
Some people believe that altering diet can help in curing arthritis. Firstly, arthritis has no cure, all you can do is take care of your health, exercise a bit and keep yourself physically active to make symptoms better. Rum-soaked raisins or eggplants or any night-shade vegetable will not cure arthritis for you.
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5. Myth-Ice does not help as well as heat for sore joints.
Both ice and heat work equally well, you just need to figure out when to use them. Ice works better at night by reducing inflammation from daily activities. Whereas, heat works better in the morning to relax muscles move stiff joints.


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I am not about panning creative endeavors. Creating an entertaining series is difficult and it's not all in the hands of the writer or producer as to how that series might turn out. Perhaps it is expectations that have SUNK The Orville. As a lifelong fan of Star Trek and a big fan of Galaxy Quest which parodied Star Trek and its loyal fans, I was looking forward to one of my favorite comedic minds, Seth MacFarlane, taking a crack at this. I mean this guy makes some extremely funny films and Family Guy is an iconic series, so I had little doubt he was going to pull this off.
He did not! When I teach writing I explain the 2 laws of writing are audience and purpose. Simply who are you communicating with and what do you want to achieve with the communication. This series doesn't know if it's a comedy or a drama. I tried to stay with it, hoping for the natural development to take place with acting chemistry, writing development and so forth; however, episode 8 is as far as I will go with this series and I should have stopped sooner. During episode 8 I wasn't sure if I was watching a Macfarlane comedy or Nickelodeon afternoon series. There was one joke forced into the script in order to bring comic relief to a dramatic episode that was sleepy and clumsily put together, and it was a glory hole joke. So we go from two young brothers learning the lesson that their mommy really is important to them, to entering the glory hole.
I just wish this series was funny. Bad storylines don't bother me, but one joke an episode means it is classified as a drama and basically it's 'NO STAR TREK' so it's perhaps Star Trek for children. If it found a home on Saturday cartoons or on a children's network, I could see this series doing well; however, in its current format I have to believe viewers have better options.


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Just finished what I expect to be my last finals ever, period. I was really stressing out over them and it was definitely affecting my visible emotions, but at least they are done now. I wish I could just graduate now, but alas, that is not happening – I need two more upper-division credits. This boils down to a total of one one-hour violin lesson per week…so that's fun.
Regardless, the hard part's done now, and that's good. I've been really looking forward to the point where I can say "All right, I can calm down and take a step back". I'll finally get some time to focus on StarCraft, which I've been trying to find time for all semester. It'll be nice to have that time, and I can finally pursue my goal of being a little more competitive as far as laddering and maybe getting up to diamond league.
My one concern at this point actually stems from employment now. I'm planning to move out of the country (I'm currently living in the United States; planning to move to Ottawa, ON, Canada), and finding a job when I'm 2000 miles away worries me. The other part of this, of course, is that I can't move up until I get a work visa from what I understand, so I need to get an offer before I move. While I feel like I've got a marketable skill set, I'm still really nervous about that – but honestly also a little optimistic. I've made it this far, and maybe I can make it just a bit farther.
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When Was I Hungry?
Then the king will say to those at his right hand, 'Come, you that are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world; 35 for I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink… ~ Matthew 25-34:35
Webster defines courage as mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficultly. Courage takes many shapes and sizes. For most of society it is easy not to steal and kill, but what about the little things, like not gossiping, helping those in need, loving our enemies? For most of us, it is much harder to love our enemies than it is to not kill.
You don't have to watch TV very long to see that there are people throughout the world who need help. This last week our youth started a four-week study looking at poverty. It is easy to look at poverty as something that is facing other people in other countries, states, and even other cities, but hard to see it when it is next door.
As we began our study, one of the facts we learned was that more than 25,000 children die from hunger-related illnesses each day. When we hear numbers like this, they are almost too big for us to comprehend. But to put those numbers in perspective, there are 168,000 people who live in Tempe, just over 5,000 that live in Cave Creek and over 3,000 that live in Carefree. With 25,000 children dying a day it would be like the entire population of Tempe, Cave Creek, and Carefree dying this week by preventable causes, and that is just the children.
It is easy for us to think that world hunger is a problem that is too big, or that we can't do anything about it. It is easy to justify not helping that person on the side of the street asking for food or money, by saying "I don't know what they will use the money for," but it takes courage to be a part of the solution instead of ignoring the problem, and that is exactly what the youth of Pinnacle are going to do, be part of the solution. Every year on Super Bowl Sunday, the Jr. and Sr. high students come out with their pots and pans to ask the congregation to help fight hunger by supporting the Souper Bowl of Caring.
However, this year our Sr. High Students have asked to do something more, to do something a little more courageous, to raise awareness about hunger and poverty. This year on the Friday and Saturday before millions of people tune into the Super Bowl Pinnacle youth will voluntarily, yes I said voluntarily, go without food for 30 hours. Why would teenagers want to do this? Why would anyone want to do this? Because despite what the rest of the world is doing, they want to make a difference in our world and in our community.
When the youth of Pinnacle hear numbers like 25,000 children die every day or families in Phoenix don't have enough money for Christmas, or people in Yarnell, San Francisco, Belize or in Navajo Nation need help, they don't sit around thinking that the problem is too big, they become the change that is needed. Becoming the very hands and feet that God has called us to be in this world so that God's love and mercy might shine.
Those who Jesus commended for doing the right thing by taking care of the hungry and thirsty did not consider themselves courageous; they simply saw it as doing the right thing. Yet, in a society that stresses personal needs and desires over the needs of others, especially the poor and the outcast, looking out for the needs of others can be considered courageous.
In reality, it isn't one person doing one big thing that makes a difference in the world; it is millions of people doing little things every day that makes the world a better place. However, we think the little things don't matter that they won't make a difference, and sometimes to do the little things takes more courage than we think. This week, I encourage you, no matter how small, to be part of the solution to make our world a better place. Do something courageous!!!


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Without thoughtful interpretation, visitors to Baltimore might never experience the wealth of the city's heritage resources. In 2012, the Baltimore National Heritage Area engaged our local partners to craft a new interpretive plan that defines the concepts that characterize Baltimore's heritage and provides interpretive themes that resonate throughout the city. During the planning process, a workgroup identified an overarching theme and four primary interpretive themes for the heritage area.
Overarching Theme
The overarching theme, in just a few words, attempts to capture the essence of the National Heritage Area's importance and meaning to Baltimoreans, Americans, and our guests from around the world.
American Identity
Citizens in Baltimore helped secure American independence, forge a national identity, and establish a notable center of commerce and culture on the Chesapeake Bay.
Primary Themes
Although the four primary themes are not strictly chronological, they are related to historical periods. Theme 1 focuses on the War of 1812 and the writing of "The Star-Spangled Banner." Theme 2 focuses on the early history of Baltimore and its foundations. Theme 3 covers the maturation of Baltimore as a great city and includes the present. Theme 4 has a strong connection to the Civil War era and the continuing struggle for civil rights during the last 150 years.
1. Upholding Independence
During the early 1800s, Americans fought in Baltimore to uphold the independence of the United States, and their determination still inspires us today.
2. Seeking Prosperity
The Chesapeake Bay's rich resources drew enterprising men and women to Baltimore seeking prosperity.
3. Shaping a Monumental City
The largest city in the Chesapeake Bay watershed brought forth distinctive industries, technologies, architecture, and enduring cultural and artistic traditions.
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Baltimore has long welcomed diverse peoples, leading to controversy and conflict—as in the Civil War— but also to reconciliation and greater freedom for all.
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Monday, October 19, 2015
Dish of the Day #1757: Sock It To Me Week
Every Monday through Friday a new Dish of the Day is featured. If you haven't yet voted in last week's Deep Dish Pool Party, choose your three favorite hunks in the sidebar poll.
Today's Dish is Nick Beyeler.
Today's Dish is Nick Beyeler.
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4 comments:
- Lance said...
Personally, I think that hat is COMPLETELY in the way!! (Just sayin')
- October 19, 2015 at 5:07 PM
- Marc Harshbarger said...
I agree with you, Lance, but sadly I don't think there is a hatless version of the pic.
- October 20, 2015 at 3:48 PM
Just FYI, the guy's name is Nick Beyeler, he's an acrobatics god and he's all that and a bag of chips! Just google his name or check out http://www.nickbeyeler.com/
- October 20, 2015 at 4:02 PM
- dmappin said...
Out fowl hat! Out!
- November 18, 2015 at 7:52 PM
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CHATSWORTH, Calif. --A 60-year-old woman was saved in a dramatic and complicated rescue in Chatsworth Saturday after the woman drove off a bridge and landed in a flood channel.The crash happened just before noon on Parthenia Street near Nobel Avenue. Once firefighters arrived, they climbed down into the 25-foot channel and placed the woman in a metal stretcher and used ropes and pullies to hoist high her above the channel to safety.
The woman was taken to a hospital in serious condition. There were no other people in the car. The cause of the crash is under investigation.


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Eccentric Visions
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Renato Meziat, Anders Moseholm
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May 4, 2018 - July 31, 2018
ArtSpace Virginia Miller Galleries has introduced historically significant Latin American and international artists to South Florida's art community for more than 44 years
Over the past 42 years, ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries has built its reputation for outstanding professional service by meeting the needs of its clientele. Our extensive worldwide resources provide trustworthy contacts in the Byzantine arena of fine art, auction houses and art dealers.
Art Appraisal
Evaluation: the gallery will evaluate works and ascertain the most appropriate authority for an expert appraisal of their value.
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Eccentric Visions Are Featured at ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries
View galley installation here > Four artists with unique styles and subject matter will be featured in "Eccentric Visions," the new exhibition at ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries in downtown Coral Gables opening May 4, 2018. "Although at first they appear unrelated, each of these artists takes reality and stretches it into another dimension that reflects their particular … Read MoreRead More
ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries To Represent Brazilian Realist
ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries is pleased to announce representation of Renato Meziat, a Brazilian autodidact whose hyperrealistic still lifes and figurative paintings have been exhibited since 1979 in such leading venues in Brazil and the United States as Hammer Galleries in New York City and Galeria Ipanema in Rio de Janeiro. "Meziat shares the ability of … Read MoreRead More
Danish Artist Now Represented By ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries
Paintings by Anders Moseholm, a Danish artist who describes his works as "improvisations and interpretations…romantic, beautiful and scary," may now be seen at ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries, his first representation in the Southeastern United States. According to the artist, rather than recreate a place, "I am trying to create a mood – a sense of motion, … Read MoreRead More
Israel Guevara works with NW Sign Industries for CitiTower in Orlando
NW Sign Industries is fabricating panels featuring the work of artist Israel Guevara. The 4-story art panels will then be installed at the CitiTower in Orlando, Florida. Follow along and learn how we create these works of art!Read More
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Energizing Art Abounds Around Coral Gables
If you notice more spring in your step in Coral Gables these days, it's probably because of all the art energy. The designs of renowned Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz-Diez were painted on eight downtown pedestrian crosswalks in his characteristic op-art style and thirteen banners depicting various Cruz-Diez installations around the globe are installed on the … Read MoreRead More
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Republican lawmakers are working to line up the votes for a budget deal that would give teachers more than the 0.4 percent raise offered in January by Gov. Doug Ducey.Read More »
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A group of parents and current and former students is taking the first steps to curb future tuition increases at state universities.Read More »
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The state's ending balance in fiscal 2016 could be better than the Legislature predicted when it adopted a budget in March, unless Gov. Doug Ducey signs a bill conforming state business taxes to the federal standards.Read More »
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A LITTLE PRINCESS, WITCH and More Set for Creative Cauldron's 2017-18 Theatrical Season
The 2017-18 Season will mark Creative Cauldron's ninth year producing and presenting live theater and music at ArtSpace Falls Church. The season includes a diverse range of programming for adults and families alike.
Highlighting the season will be a world premiere musical, Witch written by internationally produced duo Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt Conner. Witch is the fourth installment of Creative Cauldron's five-year "Bold New Works for Intimate Stages" initiative. The season's theatrical offerings are complemented by live music throughout the year by two concert series: the "Passport to the World Festival" and the "Summer Cabaret Series."
Tickets are on-sale now, and can be purchased by visiting www.creativecauldron.org or calling 703-436-9948. Creative Cauldron offers two flexible season pass options for performances throughout the season.
"The resilience and resistance of the feminine spirit burns through our 2017-18 season" says Producing Director Laura Connors Hull. "We follow the journeys of women who have made difficult bargains, plucky girls who have followed their own voices, and wise elders who have been demonized for exerting their power and influence. We are excited about sharing these vivid and moving stories with our audience in our intimate venue. This is a season that will be remembered."
Creative Cauldron's 2017-18 Performance Season:
The Mistress Cycle (October 5 - October 29, 2017)
Directed by Matt Conner
Music by Jenny Giering
Book and Lyrics by Beth Blatt
Jezebel, Siren, Vixen or Enchantress? The Mistress Cycle tells the story of five women: Tess, a struggling 30-something Manhattan photographer; Anais Nin, the famed sexual adventuress of the early 20th century; Diane de Poitiers, the mistress of Henri II in France in the 16th century; Lulu White, a turn-of-the-last-century New Orleans Madame; and Ching, a 14-year-old concubine in 12th century China. Though they come from different times and cultures, they share a sisterhood. An intelligent new musical work filled with stories of passion, compromise, heartbreak and renewal.
A Little Princess, Sara Crewe (November 3 - 19, 2017)
A Learning Theater Production
Based on the children's novel by Frances Hodgson Burnet
Adapted and Directed by Laura Connors Hull
Music by Matt Conner
A sudden change of fortune leaves wealthy Sara Crewe alone and penniless in the cold of a London winter. When her friends at Miss Minchin's School for Girls turn into taunting enemies - and Miss Minchin's greedy expectations of her "star pupil" turn into bitter rage - Sara must draw upon her incredible power of imagination, her clever wit, and her brave and generous heart to sustain her. Don't miss this original musical adaptation of the beloved novel that has inspired numerous films, including the 1939 version with Miss Shirley Temple!
Madeline's Christmas (December 1 - 23, 2017)
Directed by Matt Conner
Book and lyrics by Jennifer Kirkeby
Music by Shirley Mier
Based on the Book by Ludwig Bemelmans
She's Back!! After a sold out run at the Cauldron in 2014, we welcome back everyone's favorite precocious little Parisian. "In an old house in Paris, covered in vines, lived 12 little girls in two straight lines." And with that familiar phrase, author, illustrator Ludwig Bemelmans sets in motion the adventures of the brave and resourceful Madeline! In this musical adaptation, Madeline's schoolmates and tutor are all sick in bed on Christmas Eve, unable to go home for Christmas to be with their families. So, it's Madeline to the rescue! And with the help of a magical rug merchant she takes her friends on a Christmas journey they will never forget.
Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill (February 8 - March 4, 2018)
Directed by Matt Conner
By Lanie Robertson
Helen Hayes Award Winning Actress, Iyona Blake (Caroline or Change) returns to the Cauldron to portray one of America's most iconic jazz legends. In March of 1959, Billie Holiday performed one of her final shows in a run-down bar in South Philly. "Lady Day," as she was called, turned jazz songs and standards into searching, and searing, portraits of life and love gone wrong. And this final performance wove together over a dozen of her most salty, and often humorous, numbers ("When a Woman Loves a Man," "Taint Nobody's Business If I Do," "Pig Foot and a Bottle of Beer," for a riveting portrait of the woman behind the legend.
The Snow Queen (March 9 - March 25, 2018)
A Learning Theater Production
Based on the tale by Hans Christian Andersen
Our Learning Theater Ensemble tackles Hans Christian Andersen's longest and most highly acclaimed tale that has inspired numerous films and adaptations from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe to Disney's Frozen. This classic tale of bravery and friendship follows the journey of young Gerda as she attempts to rescue her best friend Kai from the clutches of the Snow Queen. With the help of some unique friends and a little magic Gerda is determined to break the Snow Queen's spell and melt the ice that has taken hold of Kai's heart before he is lost to her forever!
Witch (April 12 - May 6, 2018)
A Bold New Works World Premiere
Music and Lyrics by Matt Conner
Book and Lyrics by Stephen Gregory Smith
From the dawn of time, women have been demonized, feared and objectified whenever their power challenged the traditional order. Weaving a thread from the Salem Witch trials through modern day politics, this world premiere musical examines the complex and compelling stories of women who've been labeled as witches throughout the centuries. Building on their beautifully crafted productions of The Turn of the Screw, Monsters of the Villa Diodati, and Kaleidoscope, Conner and Smith bring us their next highly anticipated "Bold New Work."
Charlotte's Web (May 24 - June 17, 2018)
Adapted by Joseph Robinette
Music and lyrics by Charles Strouse
Based on the book by E.B. White
A beguiling, new musical version of the beloved classic story! With music and lyrics by Broadway composer Charles Strouse (Annie, 'Bye, 'Bye Birdie) and a book by national award-winning children's playwright Joseph Robinette, audiences will thrill to a humorous yet poignant song about growing up, an enchanting duet between Wilbur and Charlotte, and a haunting, nostalgic chorus number which evokes a time and place from everyone's childhood, plus so much more. With its lessons of friendship, loyalty and truth, Charlotte's Web is a gift for audiences of all ages.


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WEST DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Republican Mitt Romney campaigned in Iowa Sunday for U.S. Senate candidate Joni Ernst, hoping to capitalize on President Barack Obama's sagging approval rating in the state two years after he defeated the former Massachusetts governor to win a second term in part by carrying Iowa.
The 2012 GOP presidential nominee gave a brief but robust pitch to more than 150 supporters for the Iowa state senator, who is locked in a tight race with Democratic U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley. It is the closest Senate race in the nation where no incumbent is seeking re-election, according to recent public opinion polls. The two are competing for the seat held by retiring five-term Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin.
Referring to Ernst, a combat veteran and Iowa National Guard lieutenant colonel, Romney said: "She has experience leading. We send a lot of people to Washington who know how to talk but not a lot of people who know how to lead."
Romney's visit, which includes a stop with Ernst Monday in Cedar Rapids, is part of the Massachusetts governor's role as a senior leader in a national Republican Party in search of one. Since the 2012 election, his national popularity has improved, as Obama's has foundered amid the economy's slow recovery and international crises.
And unlike the president, Romney has been busy in the past two weeks making public appearances on behalf of Republicans in competitive Senate races. Republicans need to gain six seats in the Nov. 4 elections to claim the majority. He hinted early in his Iowa remarks at what he has said repeatedly, that he would not seek the presidency again, despite some rekindled interest in the two-time presidential candidate.
"They say if you're running for office you shouldn't tell jokes. But I'm not running for office," Romney said, before offering a dig at Obama.
Earlier this month, Romney told reporters while campaigning for candidates in Georgia that he wished he had won in 2012, "But I'm not running for anything."
Romney did not take questions from reporters Sunday after his appearance in West Des Moines.
Confidants of Romney agreed he's unlikely to run a third time, despite new polling data showing Iowans now prefer him to Obama.
"He's said it a million times," said Ron Kaufman, a close Romney friend, referring to the former candidate's claim he is not running again.
Romney is well known among Iowa Republicans having competed in the state's leadoff presidential caucuses in 2008 and 20012. He finished in second place both times.
Obama's job approval is just 39 percent in Iowa, where he won by five percentage points in 2012 but where voters say today they would prefer Romney, according to the new Iowa poll. The poll taken last week included responses from 1,000 likely voters in Iowa, and had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
Romney's schedule has included stops in Michigan, Kentucky, Georgia, Colorado and Iowa. The latter two are the only close Senate battles in states where Obama beat Romney but where a Democratic Senate seat is in jeopardy. In Colorado, Sen. Mark Udall is facing a stiff re-election challenge from U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner.
A Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics Iowa Poll published Saturday showed Ernst holding a 48 to 47 percent lead over Braley, marking improvements in the past two weeks by both candidates though more by Braley.


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BMW has upgraded its 7 series in India by launching BMW 740Li DPE signature. Good news is that unlike its other siblings 750Li, 740Li will be assembled in the Indian plant in Chennai which rolled out its 50,000th car in May this year(2017).
After the Supreme Court temporarily banned the sale of diesel cars with engines of over 2000cc in Delhi NCR. All the car makers either Indian or international Auto makers all of them are following guidelines very carefully and soberly .BMW wasn't affected by the ban as badly as Mercedes-Benz or Toyota since its 2.0-litre engines measured just below 2000cc because BMW always prefer making their cars in Petrol variant. There is not any company which is taking this kind of fool risk for making engine more than 2000cc. BMW is a luxury car maker company and they really follow the rules very strictly.
BMW 740Li specifications:
- It is powered by B58 3.0-litre turbocharged inline-six engine.
- It develops around 326 HP of power at 5500 rpm .
- It churns the 450 Nm of torque from 1380-5000 rpm.
- These specifications may not impress when you compare them to the 450 HP and 650 Nm of torque of the 750Li.
- B58 is an award-winning motor and has been praised by the critics for its smoothness and performance as well and it is very good for Indian roads.
- The petrol engine comes with 8-speed Steptronic gearbox.
The 740Li goes from 0 to 100 km/hr in 5.6 seconds and It has Top speed of 250 km/hr.
With that kind of high speed engine it still give the mileage around 12.5km/L.
BMW 740Li price:
It is available only in the Design Pure Excellence (DPE) varinat and if any one wants more powerful engine than they should go for M3.
It is launched in the price around INR 1.26 crore {Ex showroom, Delhi}.
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After the release of a New York Times story claiming he's preparing for a 2020 White House campaign to challenge President Trump, Vice President Pence pushed back with full force on Monday. He included information about money from his political action committee going directly to Trump's re-election effort – not his own campaign.
"It's absurd," Pence spokesman Marc Lotter told Fox News on Monday. "Really what you've got here is speculation, conjecture, half-truths masquerading as news on the front page of the never-Trump New York Times. … The Vice President is supportive of the President."
Pence fired back on Twitter Sunday, almost immediately after it was published to deny that he and Sens. Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Ben Sasse of Nebraska and Ohio Gov. John Kasich are each preparing a "shadow campaign" that includes visiting early-voting states and contacting donors.
"Today's article in The New York Times is disgraceful and offensive to me, my family and our entire team," Pence said in an official White House release. "The allegations in this article are categorically false and represent just the latest attempt by the media to divide this administration."
The NYT story blames the "disarray" of the current administration for Pence's efforts to run a campaign in 2020. They claim it is mostly because of investigations into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 White House race.
"Pence's schedule is so full of political events that Republicans joke that he is acting more like a second-term vice president hoping to clear the field than a No. 2 sworn in a little over six months ago," according to the story.
A senior member of the Vice President's staff disputed the story just hours after the White House press release. He mentioned that Pence would headline multiple campaign events for Trump this fall.
The staffer also told Fox News that Pence's first leadership PAC check went to the Trump re-election effort and that the PAC has already given the maximum contributions to the Trump 2020 campaign.
The staffer added that the story failed to point out that Ivanka Trump headlined the first Pence leadership PAC event in Washington and that the group was created by veterans of the Trump and Pence teams.
The VP has made clear his commitment to serving the President.
During an interview, Pence said, "All that I'm preparing for every day is to do everything I can to see President Donald Trump re-elected in 2020."


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"[A] classically fashioned feel-good feature… Young kids will … eat this up."
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Orphan girl Heidi spends the happiest days of her childhood together with her eccentric grandfather, cut off from the outside world in a simple cabin in the Swiss mountains. Together with her friend Peter, she tends to her grandfather's goats and enjoys freedom in the mountains to the fullest. But these carefree times come to an abrupt end when Heidi is taken to Frankfurt by her Aunt Dete to stay with the family of the wealthy Mr. Sesemann and be a playmate for his wheelchair-bound daughter Klara. Although the two girls soon become friends and Klara's grandmother awakens a passion for books in Heidi, Heidi's longing for her beloved mountains and her grandfather grows ever stronger.
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Hartford is the capital of Connecticut and is located in the geographic center of the state. Ranked as the third-largest city in Connecticut, Hartford is very easy to visit by all forms of public transportation. Interstates 84 and 91 pass directly through Hartford. Route 2 runs through the downtown, and Route 15 skirts the southeast corner of the city near Hartford-Brainard Airport. Brainard offers charter and local flights. Bradley International Airport is located just 20 minutes north of the downtown and offers over 100 flights daily to 30 destinations. Amtrak connects Hartford with many cities, including Boston, New York City and Washington, DC. Bus service is also available from several different lines. Even a major bicycle route, the East Coast Greenway, runs through Hartford.
Fur traders from the New Netherland colony set up business in the area in 1623, but abandoned Fort Goede Hoop ("Good Hope") by 1654. English settlers arrived in 1635. Originally called Newtown, the city was renamed Hartford in 1637 in honor of Hertford England, hometown to one of the settlers. The leader of these settlers, Pastor Thomas Hooker, delivered a sermon on self-government that had a profound influence on the nation. The sermon's basic precept of government by the the people was incorporated in the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut. This document became the basis of the Connecticut Constitution, which in turn became the foundation of the US Constitution.
In the 19th century, Hartford was active in the abolishment movement. Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, lived in Hartford in the Nook Farm neighborhood. Stowe's next-door neighbor was another famous author, Mark Twain. The homes of both authors have been restored, and tours are offered today along with others in the historic area.
Incorporated over 400 hundred years ago, Hartford is one of the oldest cities in America, and it became the wealthiest city after the Civil War at the time Stowe and Twain were in residence. Today, the Hartford metropolitan area's economy is still strong. The city is headquarters for so many insurance companies that it is known as the "Insurance Capital of the World".
Hartford boasts the country's oldest public park, Bushnell Park, the nation's oldest continually published newspaper, The Hartford Courant, and the oldest US public art museum, the Wadsworth Atheneum. Hartford also features many contemporary venues, including the CT Expo Center, the XL Center (formerly called the Hartford Civic Center), and the Charter Oak Cultural Center.
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Hartford summers are typically hotter and muggier than in other New England cities. July is usually the warmest month, and temperatures typically range from 63 °F to 84 °F. January is the generally the coldest month with temperatures ranging from 16 °F to 35 °F. May is typically the rainiest month (just under 4 inches), while February is usually the driest with 2.65 inches of precipitation on average.
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Growing up in Litchfield, Dr. Cassandra Bulau—like many high school students—never imagined she'd be back. After high school she left for Boston, where she received her undergraduate degree in biology and history at Boston University. Dr. Bulau always had an interest in medicine; the sciences were her favorite in high school. So it was no [More]
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Third-Year Medical Student Gavin Maurer Experiences Life as a Small Town Physician
Third-year medical student Gavin Maurer pulls his '78 Chevy pick-up up the driveway of his parent's farm in Morgan, which is about 15 miles southeast of Redwood Falls. He's just there for a visit, but he enjoys going back home again and wishes he had the time to jump back into the familiar routine of [More]
Dr. Ronald Holmgren Building a Legacy of Leadership at ACMC
Family medicine physician and ACMC president and CEO Dr. Ronald Holmgren always planned on setting up practice in a more rural area. He had spent his Rural Physician Associates Program (RPAP) experience training in Clara City. As part of his rotations during RPAP, he became more familiar with Willmar, traveling to Rice Memorial Hospital to [More]
Dr. William Kremer and LaDonna Miller: Teaming Up for Patient Care for 27 Years and Counting
These days you don't often find people who have worked for an organization for more than 20 years and counting. But that's exactly what these doctor-nurse teams are doing at ACMC. When you work together as closely as LaDonna Thooft, MA, and Dr. William Kremer have for 27 years, you get to know one another [More]


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3.4 Industry
It is notable that remote locations represent unattractive markets for telecommunication companies. However, ICT industries can be established in remote areas through attractive business schemes that expand telecommunication coverage in those remote areas without the need for subsidies.
What, therefore, are the elements that stimulate viable and attractive business plans for developing ICT infrastructure in remote areas and in Indigenous communities? What is the role of government in generating them? Prior to exploring the answers to these questions, it is necessary to understand a fundamental idea with respect to economic matters. According to Braudel´s model, there are three levels of economy, each capable of fully satisfying human needs, and with specific institutions that are suitable for each specific economic environment.13 The three levels are: the subsistence economy, the local economy and the global economy.14
Commonly, telecommunication coverage schemes do not mesh with this model, and companies that operate in the global economy often attempt to operate in areas with subsistence economies. This requires large subsidies, instead of generating the conditions necessary to create infrastructure suitable for this kind of economy.
13See, OCDE (1996) Reconciling Economy and Society: Towards a Plural Economy; Braudel (1980) Civilisation Matérialle, Économie et Capitalism; Neff (1993) Desarrollo a Escala Humana: Conceptos y Aplicaciones.
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Nets Demand Evidence 123 Times, Scold Nunes for Giving It
When President Trump made his claim that President Obama "wiretapped" Trump Tower during the presidential campaign, the media demanded evidence. Since Trump's initial tweet on March 4, the evening news shows of ABC, CBS and NBC have called on the White House to provide more evidence a grand total of 123 times.
After New Surveillance Claims, Partisan Nets Instead Whine Over Trump's 'Baseless' 'Fiction'
In the wake of explosive new claims from Congressman Devin Nunes that Donald Trump and aides were surveilled during the presidential transition, the partisan networks on Thursday circled back to focus on the President's "baseless," "false," "fictional" Tweets. ABC, CBS and NBC also questioned the credibility of the House chairman who brought the information to the President.
NBC's Lauer Hopes Russia Investigation Will 'Mortally Wound' Trump Administration
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- Assist Customer Service Managers (CSM) on customer investigation and to stand in for them when they are out for customer calls by assisting in customers' enquiries.
- Discuss with related parties (SD/CMP/LGA…) to work out suitable solutions for customers
- Manage to improve efficiency in processing payment instructions by contacting customers and providing resolutions/recommendations when recurrence of problem payment instructions are being spotted.
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- Good communication skill
- Good problem solving skill
- General knowledge about banking, payment operations and cash management
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Green Value Associates (GVA) offers a well informed strategic approach to energy efficiency for public sector and corporate occupiers to save substantially on their building energy bills and operating costs. And for the strategy to be most effective, GVA examines how the properties in use are operated daily to help them run more efficiently and implements best practice sustainability initiatives that make a difference also in their environmental impact.
GVA recognises that tenants are very often the determining factor of whether sustainability efforts will succeed or fail, so it makes sure they support and participate in any building performance improvement project. True tenant engagement requires collaboration. Therefore, GVA focuses on the "low hanging fruits" to push tenants in the right direction and involve them in the process. GVA's tenant engagement efforts emphasize the economic benefits the tenants realise.
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Will Smith & Jada Couple Up for White House Correspondents' Dinner 2016 Red Carpet
Will Smith is all smiles while posing with his wife Jada as they arrive at the 2016 White House Correspondents' Dinner held at the Washington Hilton on Saturday (April 30) in Washington, D.C.
The couple was joined on the red carpet by Grey's Anatomy star Jesse Williams and Downton Abbey alum Allen Leech.
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By Bruce Sylvester
Besides the Northeast's color-drenched fall foliage, one of every October's delights for me is the arrival of Blues Images' annual 12×24-inch wall calendar for the next year. As ever, each month's illustration is a reproduction of the original ad for a vintage blues 78 RPM platter. An accompanying 20-track CD presents these songs plus eight bonus tracks – some the flip sides of songs on the calendar, while others are back-to-back sides of a rare vintage disc that isn't on the calendar. The 2016 CD, 20 Classic Blues Songs from the 1920's, Vol. 13, can also be bought separately from the calendar through blues devotee John Tefteller's Oregon-based Blues Images (www.bluesimages.com).
Since the obscurities generally come from collectors' 78s, the audio can be scratchy. This year's good news is that Blues Images has teamed up with the creators of American Epic, a three-part documentary on 1920s-'30s music that will air early next year on PBS and the BBC. The American Epic's crew's work cleaning up some (not all) of the 2016 CD's songs is superb.
The 2016 calendar and CD extend from 1927 to 1933. We hear the famous (Blind Willie Johnson, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Ma Rainey, Barbecue Bob) as well as lesser-known artists such as Hattie Hyde (recording with Memphis Jug Band) and Charlie Kyle. The two sides from a 1930 Jaydee Short.78 come from the only copy of the disc known to exist.
The lyrics can be surprising. One of Johnson's few topical songs, "When the War Was On" (recorded in 1929 with his wife) revives a World War I-era lament of wartime shortages, inflation, and rationing. ("President Wilson sitting on his throne/Making laws for everyone.") Johnson's audio is far better than Jefferson's on "'Lectric Chair Blues" (August's song) and its flip side "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" (a bonus track). Fortunately for us, Johnson recorded on Columbia (which sought clean audio), whereas Jefferson was on Paramount (which paid little attention to audio quality), so it's likely that Johnson's original 78s sounded much cleaner than Jefferson's when they were brand new.
October's Halloween-fitting track is Spark Plug Smith's soft-spoken "Vampire Woman." Did he treat the word vampire as if it's interchangeable with vamp?
December's track, as ever, is religious. This time it's "The High Cost of Sin" by Black Billy Sunday (Rev. Dr. J. Gordon McPherson in real life) followed by its original flip side, "Will You Spend Eternity in Hell," which opens with women happily singing "Ain't gonna study war no more" (a line the Weavers turned political in their "Down by the Riverside") before Sunday delivers a fearsome fire-and-brimstone sermon. To some listeners' minds back then, blues and religion could go together. To some other listeners' minds, they couldn't. They go together quite well on Blues Images' 2016 calendar/CD.


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BWW Review: SAINT JOAN Charges in at Fred Stone Theatre
In the center of an entirely black room is a woman in white, kneeling in prayer, her head encircled with long blonde tendrils. As the audience loads in to this space, Theresa Hanson (Joan) continues to pray until 8:00, when the rest of the cast enters the space and the show begins. Hanson has a strength of presence that anchors the rest of the show: I found myself constantly looking back to her, even when the scene starred other players. This is not, however, a loss for the rest of the cast. It is a rare production that manages to have a largely talented cast that both perform strongly as individuals and in groups. I could wax poetic about several more of the individual actors here but would rather just acknowledge them as a whole: the double-cast nature of the production is a workout for any performer and the work they have put in to make each character distinct is both apparent and wildly successful.
Act I takes viewers into the story of young, inspired Joan and her first forays into the execution of the plan she believes God & his Saints have laid out for her. We encounter icons of medieval warfare, French and English alike, that I personally would have never been able to identify without the scripting- due in large part to the fresh take on costuming: this production of Saint Joan features tailored suit jackets, tight chino pants, and crisp dress shoes. Long gone are the robes and sacks of old, with even the religious figures featuring grey and navy suits- the only exception being the French members of the church, who sport more traditional robes in what seems to be an attempt to illustrate the dichotomy between the two. There are more that costumes to be distracted by, however: at one point in the evening, I found myself being crawled over by a young King Charles, eager to watch Joan 'The Maid' in action in his court, which we, the audience, had all suddenly become a part of.
Jumping ahead a few years, Act II takes audiences through the journey of Joan's many battle successes, the crowning of King Charles, and her fame amongst the common folk. At the beginning of this section of Saint Joan is a political conversation so elegant and biting I found myself bouncing my head back and forth to watch the Earl and Bishop go at each other. The staging is particularly interesting here, with each figure on stage acting as a point of a triangle, ensuring that no member of the audience is uninvolved in the drama playing out before them.
Act III illustrates the blaze of glory (pun fully intended) that Joan d'Arc was perhaps known for: being burned at the stake. Rather than attempt to illustrate this bonfire, the show highlights each character's struggle to process their choice and emotion during Joan's execution. This was an incredibly interesting insight, for me, and a nice juxtaposition to the warm, reunion-like ending we wind down the show with.
If you've never had a chance to see the Fred Stone Theatre at Rollins College, seeing Saint Joan is a perfect excuse for a first visit. This minimalistic black box makes for the ultimate transformative space - and rather than filling it up physically, Saint Joan uses flowered language and an intensity that made me completely forget about the open nature of the space. As with any Shaw or Shakespeare production, there are elements of the show that have been stylized to update the piece: in this production, it is Scenic Designer Jamie DeHay's use of neon and strip lighting, which I adored. It gives the piece just the right amount of edginess without distracting from Shaw's dialogue, allowing you to really sink your teeth in and be enveloped by the work.
In short, I highly recommend making your way to Rollins College either this weekend or next to take in Saint Joan. A three-and-a-half-hour run time (which includes two short intermissions) may seem intimidating to non-traditional theatre fans, but Director Jeremy Seghers has crafted an exciting staging of what may otherwise have been a daunting production. Saint Joan is a perfect way to start getting into the upcoming fall season, and runs at Rollins College's Fred Stone Theatre from July 28th-31st & August 3rd-5th. All performances being at 8 p.m, and tickets range from $10-23. For tickets, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/saint-joan-by-bernard-shaw-tickets-35475677707.
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Hello! Today I'll be introducing you guys to Memebox's new collaboration with MakeupbyEvon, who is a self taught makeup artist youtube beauty guru. I am surprised to see that there are barely any blog posts about this makeup collaboration with Memebox (couldn't find any reviews, I was debating whether to get the MakeupbyEvon skincare & makeup box or the Botanic Farm Box. I ended up getting the Botanic Farm Box and I'm super happy with it. I will try to finish that post as soon as possible. ^__^ ).
The whole makeup line consist of two contour palettes for lighter and darker skin tones and three cream matte lipsticks from the Marsala color family. Evon actually chose to go with Pantone's color of the year, Marsala which is perfect for us ladies who are warm-toned! The ingredients are listed on the website which is super helpful for those who have sensitive skin. I was sent the three cream matte lipsticks as a gift and thought I would share them with you guys. :) Thank you so much again Memebox! ( >_< ) Stay tuned for an exclusive discount code!
The packaging of the box sort of reminds me of Anastasia Beverly Hills packaging.
Love how they have the colors peeking through.
I really like how the color on the box is super close to the color of the actual product.
And for the first time in forever, I could read what's on the bottom. Usually there would be a stamp printed on top, so glad it doesn't have that anymore.
Swatches! I thought it would be super smooth because of the swatch images on their website. The formula is not liquidly or messy, there's actually very little product on the brush but it goes a pretty long way. Really off topic but guess what! I got tan! Although it doesn't look like it. Haha. >_<
Here is a swatch image on different skin tones. (Photo from memebox) I love how they swatched it on different skin tones! I think they look flattering on all skin tones, but look best on warmer skin.
Here is #01 Shy Marsala. It's a pinky nude color and the lightest shade in the collection. This color is right a the edge of washing me out. I like it over my fav nude lipliner. With it on top it's the perfect pinky nude to my preference.
Here is #02 True Marsala. There is no other way to describe this color expect "better than my lips color" with a soft brown and a red marsala undertone. I fell in LOVE with this color once I had it on my lips! I was never into brown lips until now. I am loving this over my favorite nude lip liner. This shade is perfect for those who are no makeup makeup fans, as this color makes a great everyday color.
Here is #03 Darling Marsala, it's a red wine shade which is the ideal shade Pantone had in mind when they named Marsala color of the year. I LOVE dark lips especially berries and wines. This color can be worn everyday but for me, I see this as a night, special event or lip point makeup. These cream liquid lipsticks are matte, it's just that these photos are taken with flash and the light is reflected so it looks super glossy.
Overall: My first impression was eh :/ because of the unevenness swatches I did on my arm but that was because I used the top of the applicator instead of using the flat side of the doe applicator. On the lips they go on smoothly and does not make the lips look dry or cakey. These cream matte lipsticks do not dry out the lips and surprisingly moistures them very well. They also last super long! And I mean long. After eating some chips, it was still there. After eating noodles and pretty oily foods, true and darling marsala left a really nice tint. Shy marsala also leaves a tint but barely since it's so light. I do like to layer these matte lipsticks on top of each other to create more voluminous looking lips. I highly recommend these cream matte lipsticks, especially if you're warm-toned! Seriously one of the best matte lip products I've tried.
I think I'm going to have to buy myself another set because I have not been soooo obsessed about matte lips before. (Matte lips are trendy this year!) Defiantly buying True Marsala next time.
Guess what! I'm guessing Memebox collaborated with Nana! I loved Nana ever since Roommate. I hope they'll release these items on the US website soon.
After watching a video on the Korean Memebox account, one of my favorite beauty bloggers Lee Su's did a makeup video with Memebox and I knew I wanted to try out items from Nana and Memebox. I'm really looking forward to the eyeliner and lipsticks. >_<
Here is how True Marsala looks like on me over my favorite nude lip liner. I love the combo!
I am currently in the process of dying my hair. I needed a new look, I've been a dark red-ish black brown forever. I haven't dyed it in over a year so.... My self taught older sister made herself a PERFECT blonde but made me into Ichigo. (-__-) Now, it's a very nice neutral brown with a hint of ash at the ends.
Well, that's it for today. Until next time. ^__^


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It is with deep regret and much sadness that we must announce one of our beloved Scouts, George Parsons, passed away on Boxing Day. George was a much loved member of the group having been with us since he joined as a Beaver before he moved onto Cubs and Scouts. Our thoughts and love are with George and his family.
Details of the funeral will follow in due course.
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Discovery World Merlot Full Over Full Bunk Bed: The Bed for Any Situation!
One of the greatest issues preventing people from purchasing a bunk bed is the question of versatility…or lack thereof. Most often bunk beds are designed to meet a specific family need, aimed at children at a specific developmental period of their life. Once the children have grown out of that stage and once the family's needs have changed, the bunk bed because a useless annoyance; another unnecessary piece of furniture collecting dust in the corner.
But if you're looking for a bed that will continuously provide a comfortable, spacious sleeping space for anyone, from children's to adults, then look no further than the Discovery World Furniture merlot full over full bunk bed. The beautiful thing about this bed is not only its rich merlot finish, but the fact that with one purchase you'll have a bed that will last your kids until they leave home, and even then, you have a perfect sleeping solution for guests.
Quite simply, the merlot full over full bunk bed is the perfect purchase for those looking for long-term solutions to their family's bedroom furniture needs. In addition to its versatile design, the fact that this bed, as with all Discovery World products, is made with unmatched craftsmanship and sturdy, sustainably harvested Brazilian pine means that the bed is certain to outlast your family's need for it.
True Furniture Value
As my fellow writers have mentioned here on several different occasions, it's truly difficult to gauge the true "value" of a product like the Discovery World Furniture Merlot full over full bunk bed. It's obvious that this bed isn't the cheapest bed on the market, as you just have to look at any metal bunk bed to realize that there are units available for a fraction of the price. Further, it's also obvious that this bed doesn't include some of the features like incorporated storage or stairs that other beds now have. But with that said, this merlot full over full bunk bed is not priced as high as some of those more elaborate feature-rich beds anyways.
The true value of this bed, in my mind, is determined solely on how well it meets your needs coupled with how long it will last, and the truth is that few beds will last longer than ones make with solid hardwood, and with a price barely over $700 ($724) you'll recoup your investment in this bed with the years your children will enjoy sleeping, playing, and living with it. Additionally, with the money and space that you'll save with this product—overall dimensions: 68″ H x 80″ W x 57″ D—you'll easily be able to find the funds and the space to add several of the matching extras produced by Discovery World.
So if you're looking for a versatile bed that embodies the word "value," look no further than the Discovery World Furniture merlot full over full bunk bed. It will be a purchase that your kids will enjoy for as long as they're at home, and perhaps even a bed that your grandchildren will enjoy as well.


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If there ever was an accurate description of The Rainbow Nation, it would be the description of South Africa. The country is literally a melting point of all colors of everything people, animals, and plants. It brings all these together in a striking harmony that makes the nation one of the world's leading tourist destinations.
People come from far and wide just to have a sample of the rich diversity of The Mzansi.
The nation's populace is made up of a mixture of blacks, whites, Asians, and coloreds. The country did have its own dark days of racial segregation, but it has come through these successfully to have one of the world's most united mixed-race citizenry.
Of the world's 17 most megadiverse nations, South Africa ranks an impressive sixth. This is an indicator of its variety of animal and plant varieties. To get a picture, it is important to note that a country needs to have not less than 5,000 different species of plants that don't indigenously exist elsewhere to qualify as megadiverse.
From the savannah grasslands to the veld, acacias, aloes, and baobabs; there is an almost limitless variety of plants to be seen. In the many parks that litter the country, the South African Cheetah, giraffes, Transvaal lions, blue wildebeest and other animals roam. Most tourists who visit the country often get to see an animal species they never got to see before.
These things make South Africa a strong magnet that attracts tourists with botanical interest from all parts of the world.
The geography of South Africa is just as varied as its people, plants, and animals. Being the 25th largest country in the world gives it adequate space to have as many land formations as one can imagine. From the flat-topped hills to the flat grasslands and mountainous Cape Ranges, you will find almost every gradient in South Africa.


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Clippy: Portable Clipboard Manager For Windows 7
Clippy is a portable clipboard manager. The application pops up from the system tray to display multiple items which were recently copied in its clipboard window. Any text that is copied will become visible in its semi-transparent application window. If you click an item in its clipboard, it will automatically save as copied text that can be pasted using hotkey Ctrl + V on any text editor. Other features are taking screenshots and quick Google search of any text in its clipboard.
It is a massive application, considering the miniature features it provides. The portable version occupies 46 KB of disk space. The interface is appealing, and you can alter it to add any background color from the Options sub-menu. You can also add your own background image.
If you copy any text in a text-editor, it will become visible in the application's clipboard (as shown above). To copy any text from the clipboard, you can just click it once. Then, if you hover to any text editor, such as Notepad, and press hotkey Ctrl + V, the selected text will be pasted.
If you want to take screenshots, right-click the System Tray icon. You can choose from Full Screenshot, Partial Screenshot, and Window Screenshot. You can select the destination path for saved screenshots by clicking the Options submenu. The limit for items in clipboard can also be specified.
In all, the application serves multiple purposes, but we feel that it doesn't fully deliver on its claims. It is also not without bugs, which can make it difficult for users to reap any advantages other than enjoying the basic functions of its clipboard manager.
This application supports Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. Testing was carried out on Windows 7 x86 system.
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About New Zealand Wine Tours
New Zealand Wine Tours was started in 2013 by Jake Tipler with a singular devotion to providing the best wine tour experience in New Zealand. New Zealand Wine tours is now the highest ranked wine tour in Queenstown on TripAdvisor. From professionally designed vehicle interiors to knowledgeable and informative commentary, every detail has been crafted with the customer in mind. We only offer tours that are personally customisable on the road so you can best experience the wines you like.
We visit both boutique and large wineries in the region to offer you a comprehensive sample of the region's best wines. Our unique vineyard tour follows the life of wine from grapes through to the glass, to show you what it takes to make Central Otago's finest wines. We visit the region's only Aroma Room where you can experience many sensuous aromas commonly identified in wine. All tours come with lunch, free snacks and access to our onboard WiFi.
Our vans are spacious and comfortable, our service is professional and our commitment to your satisfaction is unrivaled. Jake personally guarantees every tour experience, if you are in any way unsatisfied with your tour – Jake will make it right.
About Jake Tipler
Jake is a trained wine industry professional with a love for service and professionalism. He studied Viticulture and Oenology at Lincoln University and has worked in both the vineyard and the winery to gaining practical industry experience which compliments his theoretical background. Before his formal wine training he traveled around New Zealand, France and Italy gaining local wine knowledge and experience of some of the finest wines in the world. From his previous experiences in Finance, Information Technologies and Hospitality he has developed a keen understanding of service businesses and fostering positive customer relationships. Jake has a degree in Management and Marketing, a Certificate in Business Systems Analysis and a Graduate Diploma in Viticulture and Oenology. He enjoys continued education in Economics, Physics, Ecology, Environmental Management and Politics as well as Rock Climbing, Running, Photography and Guitar amongst a myriad of hobbies that keep him active and passionate about life.
Jake has selected only experienced and knowledgeable tour guides to help him provide the high level of service he strives to achieve himself. His team are instilled with the same commitment to providing excellence in service and ensuring that every customer has the best possible experience.
Mathew Abbey – Partner/Senior Guide
Mathew has over 12 years experience in the wine industry working in Cellar Doors, Vineyards and Wineries – he joined NZ Wine Tours in 2015 and became a Partner in 2016. For the last 6 years Mathew has been settled in Central Otago and has fallen in love with the world famous Pinot Noir from this region. Mathew regularly travels, to various wine regions around the world, and to visit his family in the UK. He is an avid fan of all wines, especially Californian Reds and Bordeaux. During his time off Mathew enjoys the regions stunning golf courses as well as the local mountain bike trails and you may see him down at Atlas enjoying a local craft beer.


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Statement from Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris Regarding the Signing of Legislation he Sponsored to Cut Tennessee's Sales Tax on Food
Contact: Darlene Schlicher (615) 741-6336 or email: [email protected]
(NASHVILLE, Tenn.), May 20, 2013 – "Reducing the sales tax on food is part of our ongoing efforts to bring widespread tax relief to Tennesseans," said Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris (R-Collierville), who sponsored the legislation. "This is the third cut I've sponsored with the net effect of which has reduced the food tax by one full percentage point. When combined with other tax relief measures, we provided more than $157 million in tax relief under Governor Haslam's leadership since 2011, which is more than in any other time in recent state history."
Legislation last step in two-year effort to cut state portion of sales tax on groceries to 5 percent
VONORE – Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam today traveled to Monroe County to sign legislation to reduce the state portion of the sales tax on groceries from 5.25 percent to 5 percent.
Haslam held a ceremonial bill signing at Sloan's Grocery in Vonore, Tenn.
In 2012, the General Assembly passed and the governor signed the first step in reducing the state portion of the sales tax on groceries, lowering the rate from 5.5 percent to 5.25 percent.
"We're lowering taxes and balancing the state budget by managing conservatively, making strategic investments in our priorities and finding new ways to make government more efficient and effective," Haslam said. "The sales tax on food impacts all Tennesseans, and I applaud the General Assembly for passing this important piece of legislation this year."
The bill, SB 199/HB 193, was introduced by the governor and was one of two tax cuts passed by the legislature and signed by Haslam this year as the state continues its work toward providing the best customer service at the lowest possible cost to taxpayers.
Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris (R-Collierville), House Majority Leader Gerald McCormick (R-Chattanooga) and state Rep. Ryan Haynes (R-Knoxville) sponsored the bill.
Haslam included $23 million in the FY 2013-2014 state budget to fund the legislation. The legislation goes into effect July 1, 2013.
The reduced tax rate does not apply to prepared foods such as a meal at a restaurant, candy, alcoholic beverages or tobacco.


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With the ground breaking of Mesa Creek, a new 60,000-square-foot Class A office building to be completed by April or May of 2018, Round Rock will double its available Class A office space.
Round Rock has one of the lowest vacancy rates in Texas for Class A space; downtown Austin's vacancy is roughly 7 percent, and Round Rock's is below 3 percent. The building will feature two stories with floor-to-ceiling windows, expansive parking options, and an outdoor deck with covered seating and picnic areas.
Click here to read the original article: New office building in Round Rock will double available Class A office space Community Impact Newspaper 5-24-2017


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Note 1. - "Beside his own dark influence, the Scripture discloses to us the fact that Satan is the leader of a host of evil spirits or angels who share his evil work, and for whom the 'everlasting fire is prepared.' . . . One passage identifies them distinctly with the 'devils' who had power to possess the souls of men. . . . They are mostly spoken of in Scripture in reference to possession; but in Ephesians 6:12 they are described in various lights as 'principalities,' 'powers,' 'rulers of the darkness of this world,' and 'spiritual powers of wickedness in heavenly places'; and in all as 'wrestling against the souls of men.'" - Smith's "Dictionary of the Bible," article "Satan."
Note 2. - "The facts of history concur with the statements of revelation in forcing upon us the unwelcome conviction that the human race is subject to the malevolent influence of an organized and all-pervading demonism. Alike in the career of nations and in the phenomena of personal destiny in presence of demonical skill and power is often prominent, frequently dominant, always evil." - E. A. Stockman in "Footprints of Angels in Fields of Revelation."
Note: This quiz is based on "Fundamentals of the Seventh-day Adventist Faith", 1941, British Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Watford, Bible Study No. 19, "Origin of Evil Angels".
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