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Echo Vie Lip Balm & Body Oil Review
Tuesday, October 22, 2013I contacted Echo Vie because I was very interested in their body oil. And I received their lip balm sample in my Wantable subscription box a few months back and really wanted to see what else they had to offer. When they told me they're going send me the products I was very excited to try them out.
I was sent these products for free but I was not paid to review them. This is my honest opinion on the products.
They offer organic lip balm and organic body oil at www.echovie.com/
The Lip Balm
This lip balm is amazing. I am very picky with lips balms because a lot of them do not actually moisturize your lips. Some balms you have to put reapply every five minutes or it just feels like it's going on the top your lips instead of penetrating.
This actually makes your lips feel really smooth and stays on for about 45 minutes to an hour(if you don't drink often). If used regularly this lip balm will keep your lips moisturize and prepped for other lip products.
The flavor is peppermint which I love and it has a little tingle on your lips. Great lip balm overall and I recommend it to anyone.
Body Oil
This body oil has so many amazing oils in it such as Jojoba oil, orange pill, lemon, and more. Those oils make your legs and body feel so smooth and soft. Your body will stay moisturize for days after a shower.
The oil smells like cloves and it is pretty strong but it goes away after a few hours. It isn't a girly smell but the benefits from this oil outweighs that.
I like how it has a dropper because you only need a few drops for your entire legs and a few drops for the upper half of your body. And I've had this for a few months and I've only used one fourth of the whole bottle.
I recommend this body oil to anyone because it is so worth the price.
I want to thank Echo Vie for sending these amazing products. Thanks for reading and comment below your questions or concerns.


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C'rizz | ||
Main aliases: | Z'ricc, Ker-izzo | |
Species: | Eutermesan | |
Place of origin: | Bortresoye | |
First seen in: | The Creed of the Kromon | |
Other appearances: | see list | |
Main actor: | Conrad Westmaas |
Biography Edit
C'rizz' father Guidance gave him a moonstone on the day of his wedding to L'da. (AUDIO: The Last, The Next Life)
According to his father, C'rizz was "a broodling of the third order." He had a brother. (AUDIO: The Next Life)
Most of his family and friends were killed when the Kromon invaded Eutermes. (AUDIO: The Last, The Next Life) However, his father survived. (AUDIO: The Next Life)
When C'rizz met the Eighth Doctor and Charley Pollard, he was grieving the loss of L'da, whom he had left behind when he had escaped the Kromon biodome. With the Doctor and Charley, he returned to rescue L'da and free his people from the Kromon. He succeeded in the latter, but was forced to kill L'da, who had been transformed into a Kromon queen. Still coming to terms with what he had done, he asked to join the Doctor and Charley when they went to the next zone on Bortresoye in search of the TARDIS and the answer to the mysteries of the universe they were in. (AUDIO: The Creed of the Kromon)
The Doctor, Charley and C'rizz visited Light City, where their memories were preserved and used in an experiment. (AUDIO: The Natural History of Fear)
Eventually, it was revealed that C'rizz was an adept of the Church of the Foundation, which believed that all things must die, and had murdered in its name before he had met L'da and left the Church. It was also revealed that the Eutermesans were more than physical chameleons, but emotional and mental ones as well, shaping their personalities to those around them but also making them easily manipulated. (AUDIO: The Next Life)
When the Doctor and Charley returned to their own universe, C'rizz came with them; he trusted the Doctor to keep him stable and himself. They emerged on an Earth conquered by the Daleks, who unsuccessfully tried to brainwash C'rizz into becoming their new Emperor. The Dalek attempt added to C'rizz's deteriorating mental state; he would continue to hear, in his mind, the voices of the people whom he had killed. (AUDIO: Terror Firma)
C'rizz once attacked bystanders in King's Cross station. The Doctor and Luke Tillyard knocked him out and took him back to the TARDIS. (PROSE: Salva Mea)
C'rizz was later granted massive psychic powers on a planet that resembled Hell, with citizens who had been turned to demons save one domed city. He changed into a form that Charley likened to Lucifer. The Doctor theorised that the Eutermesans had genetically engineered C'rizz to house their souls in some mad bid for immortality. C'rizz gave up his new form and powers by restoring the planet and its citizens to their original forms. This exhausted C'rizz. He thanked the Doctor for healing his emotional wounds (save for L'da's death) and called Charley his sister before he died, his body turning to ashes. (AUDIO: Absolution)
When the Eighth Doctor was about to regenerate he remembered C'rizz among his past companions. (TV: The Night of the Doctor)
The Twelfth Doctor saw C'rizz, among other companions, when Bernice Summerfield was hit by temporal energy in the Pyramid Eternia. (PROSE: Big Bang Generation)
Personality Edit
C'rizz rarely talked about himself. (AUDIO: Faith Stealer) He was also afraid of heights. (AUDIO: Caerdroia)
Appearance Edit
C'rizz had an exoskeleton and wore a half-moonstone pendant given to him by his father on the day of his wedding to L'da. (AUDIO: The Last)
Because he was an Eutermesan, he was able to change the colour of his skin to blend in with his surroundings. (AUDIO: The Creed of the Kromon)


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Hurtling through the sea on a cold autumn day may not sound like a healthy pastime. Indeed, in many people's minds, dipping so much as a little toe into the British sea in October is akin to asking for a fatal dose of man flu. But surfing – especially at this time of year – can give the kind of health and fitness boost that makes an average trip to the gym look about as good for you as a bag of pork scratchings.
All those Sixties snaps of chilled-out hippies gliding along waves have fuelled the perception that surfing requires only a nonchalant stance and a pair of baggy shorts. But the reality is a little more taxing.
This month, I took lessons from someone who knows just how demanding the sport can be. Russell Winter, the only Briton to make it on to the World Championship Tour of the world's top 44 surfers, is now offering his expert advice to those wanting to improve their surfing.
"When you've been surfing for a couple of hours, you're completely knackered afterwards – you use your whole body, your arms, your legs, your core muscles: everything," Winter explains. He's not joking. After the first lesson, at Newquay's Towan beach, my limbs are so useless I can barely drag myself or my board back to the hotel.
In July and August, Britain's surfing capital can be a frightening cacophony of hen nights, stag dos and drunken teenagers, but Newquay is almost tranquil at this time of year. I stayed at the Carnmarth Hotel, whose peaceful rooms have large decked balconies that look out on to Fistral beach, where the town's biggest waves roll in.
But the peace and quiet is not the only reason to surf in October and November: the sea has also been warmed by the summer sun, the crowds of learners have gone away, and reliable ocean swells bring more waves rolling in. As winter and the prospect of weekends cooped up inside looms, autumn surfing offers a great chance to ensure that your time outdoors doesn't end with the school holidays. Also, as wetsuits get lighter, warmer and more flexible, there's no reason the elements should confine trips to the summer.
Today, an estimated 250,000 people in Britain go surfing every year. These are not all teenage dropouts, either: it is as common to see people paddling out on long boards far into retirement as it is to see someone turn up straight from work and wriggle into a wet suit or a toddler being pushed along on a board in the shallows.
For those less limber, surfing is about lining up the board with the shore, scrambling on and cruising into the beach. But Winter's way of surfing is not about posing on the odd wave, but thrashing, turning and twisting along every ripple that heads his way.
The lesson is serious – for a start, he's come equipped with a clipboard, a spreadsheet and a video camera – but he's also keen to see improvement.
I've been surfing for a few years with plenty of enthusiasm but very little skill, so I signed up to one of his coaching weekends in an attempt to improve. Winter's tips are specific: I'm not kicking my legs enough to catch up with the wave; my arms need to twist so I can head for the top of the breaking water; and I need to pump my heels and toes to go faster. Trying to remember all this often resulted in spectacular wipeouts and being pinned underwater, but just occasionally, it worked, and then Winter would be the first to say – whooping from the shore and later replaying the waves on his video.
The lessons were exhausting, but they had the desired effect. In the second session, at Fistral beach, I took a fair beating as wave after wave smashed over my head as I tried to make it beyond the breakers. But when I did catch one in, with half a carve turn along it as he'd coached, I could not remove the deranged grin from my face. By the end of the two days, it is fair to say – in the parlance of surfers – that I was stoked.
Being "stoked", the phenomenon of being deliriously happy after a spell in the water, is pretty widespread. It takes someone pretty stony-hearted not to smile after catching a wave. The mood-enhancing properties of surfing are so established that it is now being trialled as a way to combat depression. Patients are offered one-to-one surfing lessons in a pilot project paid for the Cornwall Primary Care Trust by the NHS.
Catching waves also helps to reduce stress. Lee Stanbury, author of The Complete Guide to Surf Fitness, says: "Surfing is a big-time stress-reliever, which is a huge benefit. Any exercise lowers stress, but you get a huge amount of endorphins released riding a wave – that's why it's so addictive. If you manage to go regularly, you'll have good fitness and core strength on top of that feeling."
Like thousands of others who love the sea but are stuck in the city, part of my motivation for surfing is escapism. If you are standing on a wave under a cloudless sky, meetings and deadlines are quickly forgotten. By the end of a weekend of intensive coaching, even my dreams were about standing on waves – a sure sign that all the exertion had made for a mentally relaxing weekend.
Tim Kevan, the co-author of Why Lawyers Should Surf, who left his job as a barrister to become a writer (and full-time surfer) in Devon, believes there is no sport that offers a better sense of wellbeing. "When you catch a wave, any cares or worries you have leave you and for that moment, you're at one with the world. It sounds terribly hippie, but it's true."
For details on surf coaching, see Ripcurlesfsurfschool.com. For details on flights to Newquay, see www.airsouthwest.com
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Black Bean Burgers With Rice
Recipe by Sarahelizabeth
This is great for this week and freezing for another. Use left over beans and rice (cook extra earlier in the week when making other dishes). If you're using canned, add extra seasoning (leftovers would be seasoned from the previous meal). Stale bread crumbled seems to work fine without affecting the flavor. Season any way you like. Garlic onion is popular, I've listed a taco type here. Think about how the leftovers you are using are already seasoned any play that up. Fiery hot peppers are a great addition too! Freeze first if grilling. Transferring from freezer paper directly to pan has prevented any breaking problems. Wait until they are partway cooked before flipping, and you should have success with black bean burgers that hold together!
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- 2 eggs
- 4 cups black beans (cooked)
- 2 cups rice (cooked)
- 1⁄2 cup breadcrumbs
- 1⁄2 onion, minced
- 2 teaspoons cumin
- 3 tablespoons garlic
- 1⁄4 cup salsa
- Crack eggs into large mixing bowl.
- Add seasonings. Add black beans and rice one cup at a time, mixing and mashing with a potato masher as you go. Adding them in increments helps the first set get smooth, while leaving some texture to the later beans.
- Add bread crumbs. I stir them in with the masher, because dishes are annoying to wash.
- Line 2 cookie sheets with freezer paper, to collect patties.
- Form into patties. Wetting your hands with water will minimize sticking from the egg to your hand, but it doesn't affect the burgers either way. 1/3 of a cup of mix works well and will make about 16 patties, but if you prefer a hefty burger do 1/2 cup scoops.
- Cut freezer paper into individual squares, used to transfer patties to pan, or prevent freezing together.
- Fry over medium heat for 6 minutes per side. I like to fry mine in oil with sesame seeds and onion in the pan. If grilling or cooking a second batch from frozen, more like 10 minutes per side.


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As exciting as last Friday's win against Heritage was, Winder-Barrow High School football coach Ben Corley knows it is time to move forward and focus in on the next challenge.
That challenge comes in the way of Habersham Central who will roll into W. Clair Harris Stadium Friday for a 7:30 p.m. Region 8-AAAA contest. The game will be vital for both teams as each looks to shore up their place in the region standings.
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Singer Elton John had to be rushed to a hospital here due to a respiratory infection.
The Candle in the wind singer was rushed to the Cedars-Sinai Hospital here and has undergone tests. Doctors have advised him not to perform for the next seven days, reports thesun.co.uk.
As a result, he will have to cancel four concerts of his Million Dollar Piano residency at Las Vegas' Caesars Palace scheduled for the weekend.
He has been advised "complete rest and antibiotic treatment to prevent damage."
"It feels strange not to be able to perform these Million Dollar Piano concerts at the Colosseum. I love performing the show and I will be thrilled when we return to the Colosseum in October to complete the 11 concerts. All I can say to the fans is 'sorry Ican't be with you'," said John.
The 65-year-old had earlier cancelled two concerts in February, after he got down with food poisoning.


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When making a tablecloth, do you sandwich it or just put on a backing?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
When making a tablecloth, do you sandwich it or just put on a backing?
I would think it would depend on how thick you want it. Do you want it just for show and then you will take it off to eat? Or do you want to use it on the table during a meal? Maybe even just flannel as a batt..but I might wash it 1st. It might shrink alot more than the top and backing. I am interested in what others have done.
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I've made a few table toppers. They have been for my large coffee table and generally just for decoration. I do place things - flowers; chips/dips; etc. on them so use the quilts for wood protection. In each case I have sandwiched with cotton batting and (hand) quilted. I do use W&N batting which is fairly thin. I'd probably do the same for my dining table but I'd rather just make a bed quilt if I'm making something that large!
I hear theremore is the thinnest batting. I would do that for mine if I were to put batting
I just use inexpensive flannel for mine, and do wash it first. It makes them hang better than either nothing or batting. They can double as a summer quilt very easily, too.
The Earth without art is just "Eh".
Pellon fleece interfacing works for me. It's 45" wide sold in the interfacing section in both fusible and non fusible. I use the non, but that's just a personal preference leftover from the early days of fusibles. Thermore seems to be about the same weight.
If you want a quilt for a tablecloth, you need to put something in for a batting, otherwise it's not a quilt by definition;>
Several years ago I began making placemats for meals on wheels as an Easter charity project for a local quilt store. I use the thin white poly batting sold for snow in christmas decor. After Christmas it is usually discounted by 75% or more. Even tho it often has a fine mist of glitter on one side, it is perfect for placemats and the price is right.
I have used both flannel and Thermore as batting on table toppers and had good results.
I have made tablecloths (I like to make them for the different seasons) without anything in the middle and with a layer of flannel. The flannel does give it a little body.
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Wall Mount Water Cooler Vandal-Resistant, Barrier-Free Access
Self-contained, wall hung electric refrigerated, water cooler. Vandal-resistant unit for use in high demand locations where vandalism may occur. Rated for indoor or outdoor use.
Stainless steel construction provides vandal-resistant enclosure. Optional perforated stainless steel louver screening prevents objects from being inserted into cooler. Patented* valve with built-in flow regulator provide constant stream from 20 to 105 psi (138 to 724 KPa) water pressure. Heavy duty push button control is vandal-resistant.
Non-pressurized cooling tank is standard. Non-pressurized water tank is located after bubbler valve, so that tank is subject to line pressure only when push button is pressed.
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text: Starcke has been crabbing and clamming in the waters of Carteret County for more than twenty years, but now the three dollars a gallon he's shelling out for gas, is starting to take a big bite out of his bottom line. On an average work week, which for Starcke is seven to ten hour days, he nets about six hundred bucks, one hundred twenty five goes to gas on his truck and boat, and another hundred goes to bait, leaving him with a mere four hundred bucks a week. Starcke says, a big part of his gas expense goes to trips to New Bern he has to make at least three times a week, to drop his crabs off at the local fish market.


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levorotation le·vo·ro·ta·tion (lē'və-rō-tā'shən)
A counterclockwise rotation, especially of the plane of polarized light.
levorotation The counterclockwise rotation of the plane of polarization of light (as observed when looking straight into the incoming light) by certain substances, such as crystals, and by certain solutions. Levorotation is caused by a particular arrangement of the atoms in a molecule of the substance. Compare dextrorotation. |


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Timing Issue
Ok, here's a new one on me. I fired up a new motor this morning, and it spits a bit through the carb when firing up but then smooths out in the higher RPM range. Here's the new to me part: when I went to check the timing, my gun found the timing mark at 64 degrees ATDC. Moving the distributor kills the motor. I've triple-checked the firing order, have checked TDC on the balancer to the #1 piston and have run the valves 3 times. Where have I goofed up? I guess some info on the motor would be nice. It's a '75 Chevy 454 bored and stroked to 468 ci. Has a mild Comp Cams Thumpr cam, roller rockers, a Summit 750 cfm carb and an Accel big cap HEI with Accel 8mm wires. I don't see a way to attach the video here, so tough noogies there. HELP! lol
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X2. Be sure the timing light's inductive pu isn't getting signals from the wrong wire, even if the pu is on #1. Use #6 plug wire if there's cramped quarters around #1.
Info HERE on the different timing tabs/damper lines that can also confuse the issue. Be sure the outer ring of the damper hasn't slipped, more HERE on finding TDC. |
Nope, light is on #1. The balancer is a brand new FluidDamper (sp?) so I'm pretty sure it hasn't slipped. I will try the #6 wire and see what happens. Thanks!
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#6 wire a no-go, still 64 degrees out. I'm gonna restab the distributor and see if that's out a bit. Sport, bite yer tongue Buddy! lol This motor has a gear drive in it, and I just looked at the pics from when I put the front end of the motor together, and the crank and cam are indexed properly. Also, I used a degree wheel before I dropped the heads on to make sure everything is in line. I'm not the one that dropped the distributor in, so Im gonna check there.
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Taking the dist out and putting it back in is not going to help. If it is running it is close to being correct. There is no way it is running 64 degrees retarded so you are doing something wrong. Are you running an MSD box by any chance. Some timing lights do not work correctly with the multi spark ignitions.
The first thing you should do is prove the damper tdc is actually TDC. Search on here for finding true tdc and make or buy the tool. Until you prove the damper 0 is actually close to 0 doing anything else is a waste of time. Moving the distributor will not help you.
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Ok, you guys aren't gonna believe this (because I sure as heck don't) but, as I was taking off the cap, something inside caught my eye, or should I say DIDN'T catch my eye. The damned tab inside the cap for the #1 cylinder was missing! I got a new cap, reinstalled everything and fire the motor back up. Viola'!! No more pop through the carb and the timing mark now lines up!! Any of the pros seen this and can explain why the missing tab made this all happen? Here's a pic of the motor on the run stand! (hopefully!)
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Title | Nnyanzi v. United Kingdom |
Publisher | Council of Europe: European Court of Human Rights |
Author | European Court of Human Rights (ECHR); Fourth Section |
Publication Date | 8 April 2008 |
Country | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | Uganda |
Topics | Burden of proof | Country of origin information (COI) | Deportation / Forcible return | Exhaustion of domestic remedies | Freedom from torture, inhuman and degrading treatment | Persecution based on political opinion | Persecution of family members | Right to family life |
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When it comes to shaking hands and kissing babies, Pope Francis is a pro. But in all seriousness, the images are beautifully haunting: Pope Francis kissing the face of a man with severe genetic deformities; Pope Francis washing the feet of AIDs patients; Pope Francis playing with an orphan. In his brief time thus far as Pope, he has made it clear that he embraces tolerance for all people, including those historically frowned upon by the Catholic church. "Tell me, when God looks at a gay person, does he endorse the existence of this person with love, or reject and condemn this person? We must always consider the person," he said in July, taking a far different stance from past popes on the subject of homosexuality. Francis has further spoken out in favor of compassion toward atheists and illegal Muslim immigrants and, in addition, has called for leaders of all faiths to engage in more dialogue with each other to create "true links of friendship between all people."
Prior to becoming Pope, Francis — born Jorge Bergoglio in Buenos Aires — developed a reputation as an extremely humble man. He was dubbed a man of the people, which has proven to be a nickname with staying power. And really, he is in many ways kind of like a normal man. After all, he pulls his pants on one leg at a time, papal though they may be. What really stands out about Pope Francis' approach to the papacy is his informal approach. Unlike his predecessors, Francis opted to reside in the Domus Sanctae Marthae guesthouse as opposed to the papal apartments of the Apostolic Palace — enabling him to receive visitors and offer counsel, and making him the first pope since Pius X to live outside of the official papal residence. On the night he was appointed, Francis skipped the papal car and instead hopped a bus back to his hotel. Also of note? He prefers to wear simple white vestments, a stark contrast to the ostentatious red, ermine-trimmed mozzetta cape of yore.
When asked why he chose the name Francis, the Pope informed journalists he chose the moniker after Saint Francis of Assisi in honor of the saint's concern for the poor. "He brought to Christianity an idea of poverty again the luxury, pride, vanity of the civil and ecclesiastical powers of the time," Francis elaborated. "He changed history." In a nutshell, that has been this pope's guiding principle. Not only has he encouraged global leaders to shun excessive riches and the "cult of money," but the pontiff also abolished bonuses paid to Vatican employees when a new pope is elected — he mandated the money, which is rumored to add up to several million Euros, be given to charity instead. He didn't stop there, though: he also banished Germany's Bishop Franz-Peter, who is infamously known as the "Bishop of Bling," after learning the overspender may have dropped as much as $55 million renovating his residence (including a $20,000 bathtub, which gives holy water a whole new meaning).
In their explanation of dubbing Pope Francis Person of the Year, Time referenced the complicated relationship between the Catholic church, its 1.2 billion followers and its image to the rest of the world. "As Pope, he was suddenly the sovereign of Vatican City and head of an institution so sprawling — with about enough followers to populate China — so steeped in order, so snarled by bureaucracy, so vast in its charity, so weighted by its scandals, so polarizing to those who study its teachings, so mysterious to those who don't, that the gap between him and the daily miseries of the world's poor might finally seem unbridgeable," the magazine said. "Until the 266th Supreme Pontiff walked off in those clunky shoes to pay his hotel bill." Whether washing and kissing the feet of female (a big no-no) juvenile offenders and whispering to them, "Do not let yourselves be robbed of hope," or choosing to speak in the everyday language of the Holy See, Pope Francis has proven he is a man of steadfast morals and devotion to the people. Having already called out the Catholic church for locking itself up "in small-minded rules," the new pontiff asserts that the confessional "is not a torture chamber, but the place in which the Lord's mercy motivates us to do better."
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Boy Judi, where to start?
First, a hydronic system can be used with any kind of heat delivery package you want in a structure -- hot water baseboard, panel radiators, radiant floor/wall/ceiling heat and hydro-air using an air handler and duct work (it's basically a forced air system using a boiler and air handler instead of a furnace). In addition, you can also use the boiler to make domestic hot water very efficiently using either an indirect hot water tank or an "instantaneous" option using a flat plate heat exchanger.
Take my home as an example -- I have a high efficiency boiler supplying panel radiators and some radiant floor heating for my basement. It also supplies an air handler with a variable speed ECM blower motor for forced air heat for the main level (there's an AC coil as well). And I have a flat plate heat exchanger that makes all the hot water we'll ever need without having to "pay" to keep 40 gallons of water hot just in case I might use it. The panel rads and radiant floor keep my finished basement (family room, two bedrooms, bath and office) WAY more comfortable than the old forced air system ever could (the basement was, in fact, almost unusable during the winter before we installed the panel rads. We had to use portable electric heaters to actually use that space), and the variable speed fan keeps the upstairs very comfortable - moreso than the fixed speed fan in the old furnace the I took out. I also have an air-to-air HRV for indoor air quality.
In addition, last year my gas bill for the winter -- mid-October to mid-April here in Minnesota, totaled just over $506.00 for heat and hot water.
Other things to consider -- you would need an 8 x 14 duct to move the same amount of BTU's as a 3/4" copper pipe - you can easily drill out floor joists to run the 3/4" pipe -- you would have to hang the 8x14 duct below the joists - which takes up usable space and makes finishing the space a pain.
In addition, with the hydronic system you could take care of all your heating and hot water needs with just 1 burner. That means only one appliance to gas-pipe, one appliance to vent and one appliance to service. There's more room in my mechanical room/laundry room/home office, too.
In addition, hydronic-based heating systems lend themselves very nicely to alternative fuel sources - whether it's solar, geothermal, wood/pellet boilers and another other fuel type that transfers its heat to water.
This is a start -- I can post some pictures of my system if you like, as well as other examples. Let me know...
Here's a link to my blog that might be useful to you....
Hi Judi. John interpreted your question as pertaining to hydro-air, a hybrid system.
I'll let others chime in, and simply say one very good thing about hydronic systems is that at their best they're much quieter than air-moving systems, which frequently remind us they're working for us.
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November 25, 2008 / 21.00 hrs.
- The People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) anti-government protesters forced the partial closure of Suvarnabhumi International Airport when demonstrators broke through police lines and entered the Departure Lounge. Inbound flights were still operating normally with aircraft being cleared for landing.
November 25, 2008 / 22.00 hrs.
- With anti-government protesters having blocked access to the airport via the main motorway and the main entrance, shortly after 21.00 hrs., Acting Airports of Thailand (AoT) President and Acting Suvarnabhumi Airport Director, Mr. Serirat Prasutanont announced the cancellation of all flights departing from Suvarnabhumi International Airport. As a result, hundreds of passengers were stranded.
November 26, 2008 / 04.00 hrs.
- All inbound and outbound flights from Suvarnabhumi International Airport were cancelled since 04.00 hrs. (21.00 GMT Tuesday)
- For security reasons Suvarnabhumi International Airport will be closed from Tuesday, November 25, 21.00 hrs. onwards until further notice. The airport authorities have been negotiating with anti-government protesters to move their political rally to an alternative protest site to enable airport operations to resume as soon as possible.
November 26, 2008/ 08.00 hrs
- Thai Airways International (TG) announced that a total of 16 flights would be diverted to land at Don Mueang International Airport, while another three flights: TG508/Muscat-Karachi-Bangkok, TG520/Kuwait-Dubai-Bangkok, and TG 941/Milan-Bangkok, would be diverted to land at U-Tapao Airport. All of THAI's inbound and outbound flights from Suvarnabhumi International Airport are temporarily suspended until it resumes normal operations.
- THAI's domestic flights, inbound and outbound from Don Mueang International Airport as well as the airport itself are operating normally.
- Chiang Mai International Airport, Phuket International Airport, Chiang Rai International Airport, Hat Yai International Airport, Khon Kaen Airport, Krabi Airport, Phitsanulok Airport, Samui Airport, Sukhothai Airport, Surat Thani Airport, Ubon Ratchathani Airport, and Udon Thani International Airport are all operating normally.
- At the Hat Yai International Airport, Thai Airways and Nok Air are still operating normally from Hat Yai International Airport to Don Mueang International Airport. Five flights of Thai Air Asia from Hat Yai International Airport have been cancelled.
- There has been no declaration of a State of Emergency.
- TAT is cooperating with the Thai Hotels Association (THA), Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA), AoT, and Thai Airways (TG) to set up a Crisis Networking Centre on the fourth floor of the Departure Terminal in Suvarnabhumi International Airport in order to facilitate the stranded passengers and tourists until the airport resumes normal operations. The airport authority has moved the stranded passengers to the hotels.
- The Deputy Governor for Domestic Marketing, Mr. Vunsadej Thavarasukha, has ordered the 35 TAT local offices to facilitate tourists travelling at the various tourist destinations in Thailand.
For more information, please contact the following numbers:
Don Mueang Airport | 02-535-1669 / 02-535-1616 | |
Public Relation | 02-535-1253 | |
02-356-1111 | ||
02-265-5678 | ||
Hot Line Bangkok Airways | 1771 | |
Nok Air | 02-627-2000 | |
02-515-9999 | ||
Suvarnabhumi International Airport | 02-132-1888 / 02-132-1882 | |
Flight Information | 02-132-000 / 02-132-9328-9 | |
Security Center | 02-132-4310 / 02-132-4000 / 02-535-1669 | |
Ministry of Foreign Affairs | ||
Emergency Center (24 Hours) | 02-643-5522 | |
Fax | 02-643-5521 | |
Hot Line Tourist Police | 1155 | |
Tourism Intelligence Unit and Crisis Management Center (TIC) | 02-652-8313-4 Fax 02-652-8315 |
Callers from outside Thailand should dial country code "66" and drop the first "0" of the above phone numbers.
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I am a huge Emma Frost fan, so I was very keen to read AvX. My heart dropped when Cyclops "killed" her to take her part of the phoenix. The shock, pain, anger, sadness, disappointment, and turmoil she must have felt at must have been too much for any character. And now, she and Scott are no more. I am sad and happy for different reasons. I am sad for Emma because she truly loves Scott more than anything else, and I hope the break isn't permanent. However I am happy that she isn't tied down to him anymore. She finally has a new chance to be written as the strong independent female she used to be.
Now I am angry that they took away her powers. Her telepathy was her bread and butter! How dare Marvel take away her bread and butter! How will she live? Yeah she has her diamond form, but brute strength only takes you so far in the Marvel omniverse. The only way they can appease me is if they allow her latent telekinesis to finally surface and allow her to use it in diamond form.
Marvel better not brush her aside to the supporting character of some fringe group.


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If you are – how shall I put this – of a certain age, you could be forgiven for feeling just a little beleaguered. From the Chancellor's Autumn Statement to figures released by the Office for National Statistics a couple of days ago, the burden of most analysis can be summed up like this. While hard-working families have experienced plummeting living standards as a result of the financial crisis (or this wicked government's cuts – take your pick according to your politics), pensioners have been lavishly featherbedded, and all because the Government wants to keep them sweet.
Among the figures cited in support of the "mollycoddled oldies" thesis, the most striking come from the ONS. According to these, the median income of retired households in the UK grew by 5.1 per cent between 2007/8 and 2011/12, while that of non-retired households over the same period fell by 6.4 per cent. The generations, it might be concluded, really are spinning apart.
Cue an anti-pensioner offensive. Given that our senior citizens are doing so splendidly, is it not time to reconsider the winter fuel allowance and the bus pass, and the free television licence for over-75s, or at least to apply a means test? As for the "triple lock" – this government's guarantee that the state pension will rise annually by 2.5 per cent, the rate of inflation, or average earnings – whichever is highest – surely this is out of date. Why should all those hard-working families be subsidising the retired, who are clearly living the life of Riley?
This has been the argument of numerous economic think-tanks in and around the Autumn Statement. It was also heavily hinted at in a report of the ONS findings on the Today programme – prompting pensioners to demand that the corporation state not only the percentage figures for changes in household income, but the comparative figures in actual money. When, about an hour later, these figures were broadcast, they showed pensioners' supposed privileges in a rather different light. It turned out that, despite the 5.1 per cent rise of the past five years, pensioner households were still worse off on average than non-pensioner households, by more than a third.
This should be starting point for a serious pensioner fightback. For if the comparative position of retired households has improved since 2007/8, what does this say about their situation before? The income of UK pensioners still lags far behind that of most pensioners elsewhere in Europe, in part because of the paltry level of the state pension, in part because of the inadequacy of many private schemes. Public sector employees are the exception here, which is why – for those in the know – there is so much resentment.
Yes, those who retired in the past decade or two have truly never had it so good. Their company pensions bore some relation to their salary; annuity rates were comparatively high, and homeowners made a mint from house-price inflation. So long as their health holds out, they can travel the world and live in the style to which they are accustomed.
Those retiring more recently, however, have been hit by far lower annuity rates and interest rates on savings that are for all practical purposes negative – the same interest rates, it should be noted, that afford non-retired households some of the lowest mortgage rates ever. Today's pensioners can legitimately complain that, if they followed official advice to save for their retirement, they have been deceived. Not only has their prudence yielded them next to no extra income, but it has disqualified them from such help – housing benefit, pension credit, free social care – as their non-saving peers receive.
Unlike younger people, pensioners have almost no way to enhance their income, and their costs tend to be higher, too. At home for much of the day, they face higher heating bills. Age-weighted insurance makes driving and travelling more expensive, and they must pay for any help they need to stay in their own homes. Purpose-built private housing is expensive and hard to find. It's all very well saying older people should cash in their big homes, but there has to be somewhere for them to move.
Those well-meaning pensioners – I will refrain from naming names – who make play of wanting to hand in their bus passes, donate their fuel allowances to charity and means-test their own benefits are a fortunate few. Regrettably, by proclaiming their thwarted altruism, they help to create a largely inaccurate image of a pampered generation that risks depriving the much less affluent majority of benefits they really need.


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ID 3913 | 2 room apartment | WiFi | Hannover
Maks. liczba gości2
Rozmiar58 m²
- Internet
- Balkon/taras
- Ręczniki
- Dostępny parking
- Pralka/suszarka
- Kuchnia
Podsumowanie obiektu
Adres | Hägewiesen, 30657 Hannover, Niemcy |
Rodzaj nieruchomości | Apartament |
Kod referencyjny | 8AW0R6PF |
Wskaźnik odpowiedzi | 100% |
Czas reakcji | Kilka godzin |
Zaktualizowano kalendarz | Dzisiaj |
If you need an airport pick up do not hesitate to book our transfer service. We bring you quick, save and comfortably to the object booked.
Please advise us as soon as possible of your time of arrival. On your date of arrival, the keys will be handed over to you directly inside the apartment/house booked. There will be a deposit taken by the landlord:2 room apartment = 200,- EUR
Please hand over the deposit in cash directly to the landlord/landlady on your day of arrival. The deposit will be handed back to you on your day of departure or when you hand back the keys, respectively.
Sheets, bedlinen and towels are included in the final price. Free intermediate cleaning is possible on demand and for an extra fee. If the accommodation booked provides W-LAN, it will be free of charge.
Living rooms in which there is a sleeping facility installed are considered as bedrooms.
Please keep in mind that the apartments/houses are normally inhabited by the landlords themselves.
Only for the duration of your booking the accommodations will be left for your own use. Concerning bookings of private rooms inside apartments or inside private houses the accommodation will be shared with the landlord.
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Maks. liczba nocy | 9 noce |
Zameldowanie po | 14:00 |
Zameldowanie przed | 22:00 |
Wymeldowanie przed | 11:00 |
Zasady Anulowania Rezerwacji |
Opinie o innych obiektach tego gospodarza
Dear Sirs,
we have found an apartment clean but with smell outside and inside the apartment.
We are extremely sorry for this .
Best regards
Very nice apartment and sweet landlady.
Good point as follows,
kitchen, big refrigerator, silent.
Bad point as follows,
elvator and washmachine were broken.
Next time, we will be back this apartment.
the apartment is very central and has everything you need.I enjoyed my stay. I hope to return again. Thank you so much !
Nice apartment in a nice location for the fair. I did feel that the host could have made more rooms for a staying guest as there was no place even to hang clothes. However, I would like to go back to the same host as she was friendly and the apartment was nice. I apologise for the mistake that I made by leaving the key in the keyhole instead of putting it aside. I did not read those instructions before I went and I would like to compensate the host for this cost which should not have been for her.
I feel it would be good for the host to mention this to a guest personally and even put a posted note on the door to make sure that the key is kept elsewhere. To depend only on the email received from Wimdu several months earlier is a bit risky.
Aditya Gupta
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
I liked it! Recommend it uniquely. It`s very clean and nice apartment. The only nuance – there is no free space in closets.
Good property with all facilities and near to train station. But no wifi
Apartment location is very close to city center and the owner is a very nice weman the only comment is about beds comfortability
Hat alles wunderbar funktioniert. Der Gastgeber war sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend. Die Wohnung war sehr sauber und gemütlich.
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Nicosia, Cyprus -
Architect in Charge
Marios Christodoulides, Christos Christodoulou -
Design Team
Christos Pasadakis, Maria Karydou, Stelios Zenieris, Stella Parpa -
Nicodemou & Gavrias -
Structural Engineer
Platonas Stylianou -
Mechanical Engineer
Kikis Hadjifrangiskou -
Electrical Engineer
Loukianos Raftis -
Lighting Consultant
Dakis Sevastides -
1,456 sqm -
Project Year
2010 -
Courtesy of Simpraxis Architects
From the architect. The house was designed for a young couple with two young girls on a site located in the suburbs of Nicosia. The hot and arid climate together with the strong winds of the largely unprotected surrounding landscape became critical elements in the morphology of the project. The building tries to exclude the late western sun and the particularly strong west winds in the region but opens up to the south with the cantilevered roof preventing the summer sun but allowing the warm winter sun to heat the space. Clearstory windows enhance its passive cooling and heating capabilities on the ground floor.
The ability to sustain a comfortable environment and maintain the visual and physical connection with the vast landscape is enhanced by a system of glass sliding doors together with a series of custom-made folded and perforated metal panels. These when closed offer privacy and safety during the day but still allow for views to the south. Their perforations together with the glass sliding doors pushed aside allow for effecting cross-ventilation eliminating the need for mechanical cooling.
The upper floor, which includes the bedrooms and bath areas, shelters from the strong winds and shades the outdoor courtyard from the western sun after midday. The upper floor box is wrapped in vertical planks of wooden HPL. These allow for cross ventilation and exclude direct sunlight. The bedrooms and circulation spaces on the upper floor are separated by multiple folding doors so they can operate independently orbe integrated into a single space. East facing windows on the upper floor facilitate the heating of the upper floor spaces during the winter months. Closing the folding doors that separate the bedrooms from the corridor, an intermediate ventilated space is crated that helps to regulate temperatures during the summer months.
On the ground floor the different uses maintain their functional autonomy but at the same time allow the occupants to experience the whole of the space. The family room is separated by the kitchen in the east with cabinetry that allows access from either side, thus separating the food preparation area but not isolating it from the commons spaces. On the west there is an office/guestroom space that can offer privacy or be integrated with the rest of the ground floor when the exterior large sliding doors are open.


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This list is WRONG.
That game had a full on rape scene. A RAPE SCENE. WITH ACTORS.
Not to mention the whole demon reaching into your face and ripping it in half, goatse style thing, either.
This list is WRONG.
That game had a full on rape scene. A RAPE SCENE. WITH ACTORS.
Not to mention the whole demon reaching into your face and ripping it in half, goatse style thing, either.
Then why can't I do the same from the email account that's registered to my Facebook account?
I think the truth is that it's a little of both. It's a means for them to collect phone numbers without being the bad guy.
You're forgetting that you're not paying taxes on it in the first place. Taking into consideration a ~20% tax rate, I'd be glad to take the $4,500/year loss to inflation.
We would offer classes to the faculty on how to properly use the equipment--it's really not that hard if you take an hour to learn how to use it all. The problem is that most professors don't care enough to show up.
Back in the day, recording labels and studios (i.e. Motown) would have recording boot camps for all signed artists. They would learn how to properly use microphones and the basics of the other gear, gain structuring, etc. There's only so stupid-user friendly you can make gear before you're just up against the laws of physics.
Go search Youtube for one of Christina Aguilera's live performances. Notice how she works the mic. There's no substitute for knowing how to do that as a performer. There's nothing an engineer can do to even approximate correct microphone technique.
The problem isn't typically with the gear--it's with the user. Just because the gear doesn't operate like your imagination would like it to doesn't mean it's bad gear.
Requiring Professors to teach by certain techniques is certainly going to lead to disaster...What benefit would forcing professors to teach integration with powerpoints bring?
I want to address this. Full disclosure: I worked for several years as an A/V tech at UC Berkeley.
Your first sentence is spot on the money but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be done. Professors are like petulant children when it comes to learning new technology--it's as if they're proud that they don't know how to operate a VCR or speak into a microphone properly.
But the part that you're missing here is webcasting. At Cal, webcasting is becoming a huge huge thing. The professors don't like it because it means fewer students show up for class (if I were a student I'd appreciate this because it would mean more access for me) but the administration LOVES the idea. It goes something like this: "If all of the students could just stay home and watch the lectures online then why are we paying to heat the lecture halls?"
This is the way things are moving. The webcasting program at Cal, despite using stone-aged RealMedia technology, has been astoundingly successful. We'd get emails from the other side of the world thanking us for what we were doing (and complaining that the professors didn't know how to speak into a microphone properly).
What I'm trying to say is, whether or not the professors like it, this is the way things will be trending in the next generation. Professors that don't know how to interface with techonology will become relics.
Not like this will happen anytime soon--by and large the profs get their way. It was just a year ago that we finally discontinued support for SLIDE PROJECTORS for chrissakes. I should only hope that they're phasing out the VCR's by now.
In the end, though, the people who suffer when the prof doesn't want to learn the tech are the students and even moreso the people who are watching the webcasts online for free--people who possibly cannot afford a proper education or live in a part of the world where such a thing is unavailable to them. To them, a professor that can't take ten minutes to figure out where to pin a lavalier mic on their lapel should be nothing short of an insult.
This sounds more like a problem of poor administration than poor teaching.
You're suffering from what we call "limited thinking."
I'm totally game for socialism. It's working beautifully in Northern Europe.
But please, tell me: what's wrong with socialism and "big gub'ment?" I swear, there isn't a single conservative talking point that isn't total hypocrisy.
Personally, I think it behooves us to move beyond a money economy, but that won't happen for generations...
WTF are you talking about?
Eating McDonald's Happy Meals and Spaghetti-O's were a couple of my founding principles--I used to eat that shit all the time when I was five years old. Nowadays, it has no place in my life.
Just... maybe... just... maybe... we're... outgrowing... capitalism...?
And what major political party is disappearing, again?
I agree 100% with everything you say here.
But I still think it's an interesting statistic. Can't say I care for the spin, though.
I agree wholeheartedly.
Whenever I see pictures of meals people bought in a restaurant in my Facebook feed, my eyes they start-a-rolling.
It's the same thing as when people make these status updates along the lines of, "OMG my life is so awesome! I love my life!" They might as well be saying, "Your life isn't as good as mine."
Just... stfu already, people.
I am sure I could garner 9% of the popular vote in the US with a Tittie Party. I suspect unless the turnout was heavily in favor of gays and women it might be close to 20%.
I'd like to see you try.
The Pirate Party having 9% means nothing.
No, you posting about it means nothing. Having 10% of a population supporting a radical political party means far from nothing.
Reveals the authorities pursuing them as utterly incompetent.
The government has "top men" working on this. Who? "Top men".
Besides, it's silly to think there could be oil elsewhere than the surface.
They're called that because they're so good at spinning a story!
Get it! Spinning! Top! Oye...
I had the same problem going from XP SP1 to SP2.
Later, I tried installing SP3 clean to the same machine. It blue screened every time during the progress bar part of the install sequence.
You are in a maze of little twisting passages, all different.


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A utility vault is an underground room providing access to subterranean public utility equipment, such as valves for water or natural gas pipes, or switchgear for electrical or telecommunications equipment.
Utility vaults are commonly constructed out of reinforced concrete boxes, poured concrete or brick. Small ones are usually entered through a manhole or grate on the topside. Such vaults are considered confined spaces and can be hazardous to enter. Large utility vaults are similar to mechanical or electrical rooms in design and content.
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Backlogging. I've had this one several times now and got it quite awhile ago.
I love mint teas, and I don't have a lot of greens in my cupboard so I thought this would be a good one to try.
It has a nice sweet mint to it as the main flavour. There's also sort of a Christmasy spice note in the aftertaste that makes it more warm/cozy than refreshing. I like that the tea itself is mild and doesn't compete with the mint. It's really nice and soothing. This is my go-to this season for when I'm not feeling well (it isn't too rich for an upset tummy, and it feels nice on sore throats). I also gave a few bags of it to a friend who had strep throat; she found it soothing on her throat as well.


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Coming Soon – Debuts April 8th – Pony Cars Then and Now ~ Stay Tuned
Current Exhibit: Fender Skirts & Poodle Skirts, Cruisin' the Fabulous '50s
Main Entrance
In the 1950's, the big auto manufacturers, and small private shops, one of a kind show cars. The essence of these creations would often show up on future production models. The style was influenced by America's preoccupation with space exploration and penchant for low, long and sleek automobiles with abundant chrome. The talented designers of these show cars often became household names. America On Wheels celebrates these timeless beauties and the artisans who created them.
Lobby/Corridor Gallery
This gallery features an array of vehicles that have a special relationship with their owners and the communities in which they reside. From hotrods to sports cars, from emergency vehicles to unique forms of personal transportation, each of these vehicles hold a significance all their own.
In the interactive exhibits, learn the stories behind the other exhibits in the museum, have your photo taken in the driver's seat of a mini-Indy racecar, test your knowledge of auto-related locations in Allentown, and learn how Mack Truck's uses their specialty vehicles to strengthen our communities.
South Gallery
This gallery features several examples of the extensive array of trucks produced over sixty-eight years by Mack Truck, Inc, including one of the first models with an enclosed cab. Also included in this gallery is an extensive collect of bikes, both motorized and self-propelled.
In the interactive exhibits, practice driving your own Mack truck, find out what type of vehicle you are most naturally suited to, test your knowledge of auto tools and their functions, hear audio of actual Mack employees and truck drivers talk about their experiences, and much more!
North Gallery
This gallery features vehicles used for personal transportation spanning over a century. Here you can view many of America's "first" in automobile history, such as one of the first American cars every made, an early electric car, and the first type of car to be made by methods of mass product. You can also see some of the most recent options for versatile transportation available today that get you out of the car and on the road!
In the interactive exhibits, be a sleuth and figure out who actually built the first automobile, try to figure out just what the differences are between a car and a carriage, learn about how we might fuel our vehicles in the future, and even design your own car!
Long Haul Room Art Gallery
Elegance Deserves Company: Guinness Advertising Art Exhibit
The art displayed are original paintings done for Guinness advertising campaigns showcasing the innovative "new look" designs from the post war British automotive industry. This advertising campaign for Guinness was incredibly successful. The Guinness ads and posters over the years have become British institutions.
Thank you to Frederic A. Sharf who made this exhibit possible for America On Wheels and to Mark Wallison for installation and supervision of all art framing.
Books showcasing the Guinness Ads are being sold in the Museum Store.
Enjoy viewing this outstanding art display. Please touch with your "eyes" only.
Thank you!


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09-14-2010 #1
Sony Introduces the Complete Season 2 Cast of The Tester!
Sony PlayStation Network Executive Producer Kevin Furuichi has introduced fans to the complete Season 2 cast of The Tester today.
To quote: We're very excited to announce the final 12 gamers who will appear on Season 2 of PlayStation Network's exclusive original competitive reality series, The Tester.
From Maine to California, this season's cast is talented, passionate, and very competitive. Only one will win the job working for PlayStation in San Diego, California along with a $5000 signing bonus, a 42" 3D Bravia TV, and a 'The Tester' limited edition PS3 game system.
Front row (left to right): Boo, Ches-ka, War Princess, Gaymer, 8bit-mickey, Fantasy Girl, Meredith Molinari
Back Row: Big Fazeek, Samurai, Scooter, Triple Threat, Max1m, Mo Chocolate
Check out each cast member's complete profile and view their short video bio in THE CAST section of The Tester website.
If you're wondering who the awesome panelists for Season 2 are, check back next Tuesday when we announce our special guest panelist line up. And, as always, check back every Tuesday for more information on the upcoming new season of The Tester. More Reality. More Games. More Prizes. Only on the PlayStation Network.
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