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KIMBALL, Neb. – In the wake of a departing weather front, air temperatures were slightly cooler across most of the region over the May 29-June 4 period. Clear skies, sunshine, and a lack of precipitation allowed many producers to catch up on spring fieldwork, and most were engaged in planting and summer-till.
Abundant May rains slowed fieldwork for much of the month, allowing weeds to put on a lot of growth. While water use in weedy fields was certainly elevated, those same weeds will decompose after tillage, returning nutrients to the soil.
The above-average spring rainfall and warming late-spring temperatures have also strongly boosted plant growth across pastures and rangelands. As June began cool season grasses were standing taller than has been the case for many a year, and biomass production well above average. Thus far in 2018, it's been one of the all-time best grass production years in a couple of decades. Forbs and shrubs have done well this spring also, and many have been putting on a brilliant and colorful show just in time for Nebraska Wildflower Week, which ends on Sunday.
Cows and calves are, unsurprisingly, growing fat and sassy on plentiful spring grass.
With the abundant rains there has also been an uptick in insect populations, and across the southern Panhandle mosquito populations have been uncharacteristically and annoyingly large and bothersome.
Regional Forecast and Conditions
As of Tuesday morning, the temperature at sunrise was 53 degrees under clear skies. Winds were westerly at 6 mph and the barometer was steady at 29.94 inches of mercury (in/Hg).
Today's weather (Friday, June 8) is expected to be mostly sunny and warm with a slight chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. The temperature is expected to rise to 88 degrees before falling off to an overnight low of 55. Saturday and Sunday are expected to be slightly cooler and sunny with a slight chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Daytime highs should range in the upper-80's overnight lows falling into the mid-50's.
Monday through Wednesday are expected to remain sunny and warm, albeit slightly cooler, with a continued chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Daytime air temperatures should range in the lower 80's with overnight lows falling into the low 50's.
Average air temperatures cooled slightly across the region last week. At 13 selected stations across the Panhandle, 24-hour temperatures averaged 64.1 degrees, 3 degrees cooler than the previous week. At Kimball the May 29-June 4 daytime high averaged 78.28 degrees, about three-fourths of one degree cooler than the previous week. The weekly high temperature was 85 degrees on June 4. Overnight lows cooled also, averaging 47.71 degrees, about 2.5 degrees cooler than the previous week. The weekly low temperature was 44 degrees on June 2 and 3. The weekly mean temperature at Kimball was 63 degrees, about 1.75 degrees cooler than the previous week, and about 2 degrees cooler than the June average of 65.2 degrees. The long-term average high and low temperatures at Kimball for June are 80.3 and 50.1, respectively.
Rain was reported at 11 13 selected Panhandle stations over the May 29-June 4 period. Rainfall totals ranged from 1.05 inches at Harrisburg to a trace at Chadron and Sidney. Alliance and Lodgepole reported zero precipitation for the week. Across the Panhandle snowfall averaged zero inches and rainfall averaged 0.33 inches. Last week's averages were zero inches and 0.96 inches respectively.
With the exception of Sidney, which cooled very slightly, soil temperatures warmed again across the Panhandle over the May 29-June 4 period: (this week/last week/change): Alliance 69.3/68.3 (+1.0) degrees; Gordon 69.5/67.9 (+1.6) degrees; Mitchell 65.5/63.8 (+1.7) degrees; Scottsbluff 67.5/63.8 (+3.7); and Sidney 69.1/69.3 (-0.2) degrees.
Winds near Kimball averaged south-southeasterly and mostly light over the May 29-June 4 period. Gusts for the week averaged 23.781 mph. High gust for the week was 32 mph on June 1 and 3.
Weather Almanac
Overview of June 8 temperature and precipitation highs, lows, and averages over the preceding 125 years at Kimball. Data is taken from the High Plains Regional Climate Center (www.hprcc.unl.edu), where you can easily find and track data for your own particular location.
Last year: Daily high temperature 82 degrees, overnight low 52 degrees, average temperature 67 degrees. Precipitation zero inches, snowfall zero inches, snow depth zero inches.
The warmest June 8 on record was 99 degrees in 2000. The coolest June 8 high temperature was 51 degrees in 1966. The coldest June 8 overnight low was 32 degrees in 2007. The warmest June 8 overnight low was 65 degrees in 1936. Over the years since 1893 the high temperature on June 8 has averaged 75 degrees, the overnight low 48 degrees, the daily average 61.6 degrees, precipitation has averaged 0.10 inches, snowfall zero inches, snow depth zero inches.
The highest June 8 precipitation total was 4.41 inches liquid equivalent (rain) in 1989. There is no record of snowfall or snow depth over the last 125 years.
Snow has fallen on June 8 at Kimball zero times over the last 125 years.
May weather almanac
Average 7 a.m. conditions: temperature 50.0 degrees, winds southerly at 5.4 mph, barometer 30.04 inches of mercury (in/Hg).
Average daily high temperature 71.22 degrees (125 year average 69.3). Average daily low temperature 45.41 degrees (125YA 40.7). Daily average temperature 58.32 degrees (125YA 55.0). Total liquid precipitation 6.43 inches (125YA 2.78). Year to date (YTD) precipitation 12.18 inches (125YA 6.49). Total snowfall zero inches (125YA 1.1). YTD snow 41.95 inches (125YA 26.4).
Departures: Daily High, +1.92 degrees; Daily Low, +4.71 degrees; Daily Average, +3.32 degrees; Total Liquid Precipitation, +3.65 inches; YTD precipitation +5.69 inches. Total Snow, -1.1 inches. YTD snow +15.55 inches.
U.S. Drought Monitor
High Plains: In south-central and southeastern Nebraska, recent triple-digit heat and dryness has been an issue, especially for pastures and alfalfa. Where 90-day SPIs were less than -1.5, moderate drought (D1) was introduced. This included a small area south of Omaha, which was linked to the D1 area in nearby Iowa. Moderate drought (D1) was also expanded across northern Fillmore and northwest Saline counties. Incidentally, Omaha matched or set four days of high temperature records during the long Memorial Day weekend (Friday through Monday). The highs ranged between 97 and 101 degrees.
Across northwest Kansas, widespread heavy rain (3 inches or greater, with some isolated CoCoRaHS totals of about 9 inches) warranted a one-category improvement in the depiction. Next week, once the rainwater has a chance to either percolate into the soil or run off into streams, additional alteration of the Kansas depiction may be needed.
Across the Dakotas, D0, D1, and D2 categorical areas were generally expanded in coverage, due mostly to recent precipitation deficits. There was one area of improvement (D0 was removed) in the Black Hills of South Dakota due to rainfall this past week.
West: Recent rain warranted a one-category improvement in drought conditions (D1 to D0) across northeast Montana, and the two areas of abnormal dryness in this region were consolidated into one. For now, despite recent heat and dryness, it was decided to hold off on introducing any D0 into extreme northwest Montana. Continuing snowmelt runoff and above average river and stream flows provide plenty of water in that area for irrigation.
In nearby Idaho, some areas are coming out of their worst flooding in years. Bonner County continues to experience flooding, and farmers in adjacent Boundary County will be struggling with crop loss from the saturated soils in that region.
In Colorado, some improvement in the drought depiction was made from approximately the Front Range just west of Denver eastward through Kit Carson and Cheyenne Counties near the Kansas border. Relatively small adjustments were made in New Mexico this week as well, especially in central and east-central portions of the state.
USDA Weekly Weather and Crop Reports
Colorado experienced mixed weather again last week with conditions deteriorating in drought-stricken areas and fieldwork delayed in others due to heavy rainfall.
Northeastern counties received good moisture early in the week, with tornadoes and isolated hail also reported. Fieldwork was delayed in areas where rain was heaviest. Reporters noted most crops were doing well. Warm weather and favorable soil moisture promoted emergence and growth of spring crops. Livestock and pasture were reportedly doing well.
East central counties received varying levels of precipitation, with southern areas receiving less. A reporter in Kiowa county noted winter wheat was beginning to show signs of stress from lack of moisture. They also noted some county producers were not planting corn or sorghum due to no moisture and extreme drought. Pasture conditions also deteriorated last week in this district.
Southwestern county reporters noted drought conditions did not improve last week, and a major fire was burning in La Plata county. Measurable precipitation was extremely limited last week.
In the San Luis Valley, a rain storm at week's end brought beneficial moisture. Fall potato planting was virtually complete and emergence picked up.
Southeastern counties received minimal moisture last week. First cutting alfalfa was lighter than normal.
Statewide, winter wheat was just starting to turn color, with 53 percent of the crop rated good to excellent, compared with 48 percent good to excellent last year.
Stored feed supplies were rated 7 percent very short, 18 percent short, 74 percent adequate, and 1 percent surplus.
Sheep death loss was 47 percent average and 53 percent light. Cattle death loss was 75 percent average and 25 percent light.
No report available at press time.
Wyoming experienced above–normal temperatures for the week. Above-average temperatures were reported at 27 of the 34 reporting stations, with the high temperature of 90 degrees recorded at Kaycee and a low of 26 degrees at Yellowstone.
Above normal moisture was reported at 25 of the 34 reporting stations. Three stations tied for the low of reported precipitation, they were Jeffrey City, Big Piney, and Cheyenne at 0.15 inches. Newcastle reported the most moisture with 3.71 inches.
A reporter from North Central Wyoming noted that planting is finally done and crops are emerging and growing but some weevils have been noticed.
A reporter from Western Wyoming noted that they got some frost which has nipped the first crop of alfalfa.
A reporter from Southwestern Wyoming indicated a few small storms, but it has been mostly dry.
A reporter from South Central Wyoming indicated some moisture, but still scattered and spotty. They also indicated the irrigation water is holding up and the chances of a hay crop have improved. Another reporter from South Central Wyoming said parts of the county are extremely dry with low levels of water in the reservoirs. They also indicated ranchers have started to sell off cattle.
A reporter from Southeastern Wyoming they continued to get some rain, along with hail and tornadoes. They also indicated the wheat varies in quality but has improved with moisture.
Irrigation water supply across Wyoming was rated 1 percent poor, 8 percent fair, 86 percent good, and 5 percent excellent.
Stock water supplies across Wyoming were rated 2 percent very short, 8 percent short, 88 percent adequate, and 2 percent surplus.


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This year's exhibit booth displays will focus on the areas of enrollment and missions, with an overarching theme of Global as both academic friendly as well as missions friendly. The missions exhibit display will focus on Global's work to establish Bible schools in China, Cuba and India, and both booths will include exciting giveaway prizes, among them two trips to Cuba.
Global University will also host several meal functions throughout the week, including two luncheons highlighting projects in India and China, as well as a dinner to recognize Global University Cuba. Tickets for these events are being offered at no cost to senior pastors and spouses, or to the general public at $25 each. Additionally, a Global University sponsored dinner will be held Tuesday evening, where several distinguished individuals will be inducted into Global's Hall of Honor. Tickets for this dinner are $25 each and can be reserved on the General Council registration page (www.generalcouncil.ag.org).
Finally, the Alumni, Students and Friends Reception, scheduled for Wednesday evening, August 7, will be a come and go event, purposed for the fellowship of Global's alumni and partners.
"We are excited to present both the missions side as well as the academic side of Global University to prospective students and participants at this year's General Council event," says Dr. Gary Seevers, President of Global University. "With our presence in the exhibit area, as well as the meal functions, we hope to encourage attendees to look into ways that they can become involved with Global University. The opportunities are many. We look forward to seeing you there."
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Professor David Jonathan (Jon) Felt will introduce a draft of a chapter from his upcoming book project on geographic writing in early medieval China. The project project includes notions of regionalism within China, perceptions of the natural environment, and reevaluations of the traditional Sino-centric worldviews. He has already published articles on the conceptualization of emotions in the Jiankang court (in Early Medieval China Journal) and a historicizing of the concept of Northern and Southern Dynasties (in T'oung Pao). Felt is an assistant professor of Chinese History at Brigham Young University. He earned his BA from BYU, his MA from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and his PhD from Stanford University in 2014.
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UK Health Agency Says Eat Less Meat. USA Is Not So Sure.
Image credit: Procsilas Moscas, used under Creative Commons license.
A British official once famously stated that we should eat less meat to help slow climate change. Now the government has taken this rather politically-charged bull by the horns—if you'll pardon the analogy—and openly stated that we should eat less meat for our health too. When are US dietary guidelines going to do the same?Obviously, with the food and farming lobbies being as powerful as they are in both countries, it's no easy thing for a government to suggest that consumers should move away from eating meat. But Marion Nestle reports over at Food Politics that the new UK dietary guidelines explicitly state that cutting back red meat consumption can reduce risk of cancer:
The report concludes that the link "probably" exists and that:
Adults with relatively high intakes of red and processed meat (around 90 g/day or more) should consider reducing their intakes. A reduction to the UK population average for adult consumers (70 g/day cooked weight) would have little impact on the proportion of the adult population with low iron intakes.
How much is 90 grams? It is only three ounces of cooked meat.
With even Anthony Bourdain saying we should eat less meat, you would think that the USDA would also step up and recommend that consumers cut back on red meat too. But, as Nestle notes, in the US the guidelines only go so far as to use euphemisms like "choose lean meats", consider "seafood instead of some meats", or "reduce calories from solid fats."
I guess it's up to somebody else to tell it like it is.
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I don't know about you, but I had a hard time coming up with a costume idea this year. I had 3 ideas that I was debating between for a few months and found all of the items I needed for what I thought was the best costume, and then just a week before Halloween I completely scratched that idea and went with Veruca Salt. And I'm happy I did.
"Don't care how, I want it NOW!"
I like treating Halloween as a time to pay homage to people, characters or icons I admire. Here are some of the costumes I've made over the last four years:
From left to right: Courtney Love, Virgin Guadalupe, Feminist Uncle Sam, Hello Kitty
I think my favorite costume to date is still Courtney Love. She was the most fun to "be," and it was fun to attend parties "in character"… until I had a little accident involving those awful pointy stilettos, a step I didn't see, and a really bloody knee; I was a hot mess. BUT, I was in character, so it worked. (Damn you, weak ankle!)
Anyway, this year, I went with Veruca Salt. She, too, is a bad ass chick. When she wants something, she gets it… or, at least until she's sent to the furnace… but up until that point, she's pretty fierce. This costume was fairly easy to make. I picked up a sweater dress from the Juniors section of Ross for $10, and found lace and velvet ribbon at Cliff's Variety – the buttons and thread I already had on hand. This costume cost around $18, and took around 2 hours to make. Not too shabby!
"We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams."
It's probably the most well made costume I've constructed yet. You could literally rock this lolita-style dress and no one would know that it was a Halloween costume. Or maybe they would. A few people thought I was Olive Oil, and a few thought I was Mrs. Santa Claus. The latter REALLY confused me. Anyway, cheers to another fun Halloween and handmade costume!


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Ractopamine is also banned in the European Union and in China, but it is considered safe for human consumption under U.S. standards. Japan, South Korea and 100 other countries do allow the import of beef containing residues of the drug.
But on Wednesday, Taiwanese officials proposed a plan that would conditionally allow import of U.S. beef treated with ractopamine as long as it existed under a maximum residue level of under 10 parts per billion. Under their recommendations, all beef would need to be labeled with its country of origin and other health information. The ban on import or pork treated with ractopamine and internal organs from cattle would not be lifted under the recommendations, which would need to be approved by Taiwanese lawmakers. Taiwan currently allows import of beef not treated with the drug.
Taiwan's farmers reacted strongly to the proposal, showing up by the thousands on Thursday to pelt the country's legislative building with rotten eggs and pig excrement. According to the Associated Press, the farmers broke through a security barrier by were prevented from entering the Ministry of Agriculture by police forces.
The protestors also changed slogans decrying U.S. beef and dared Taiwan president Ma Ying-jeou to say no to the idea.
Government officials were mixed on the proposal. A spokesperson for the Democratic Progressive Party reaffirmed the party's zero-tolerance position on ractopamine, but Economics Minister Shih Yen-hsiang warned trade negotiations with the U.S. could be dependent upon allowing beef imports.
Francisco Sanchez, an Under Secretary for the U.S. Department of Commerce, cancelled his planned trip to Taiwan this week, which the Wall Street Journal cites as generating speculation that the U.S. is growing impatient with the issue.
"Taiwan is our 10th largest trade partner, but the beef issue has been a real stumbling block to making further progress," Christopher Kavanagh, spokesperson for the de-facto U.S. embassy in Taipei, told Voice of America. (The U.S. does not maintain official relations with Taiwan.) "And so we hope looking forward after Taiwan, if they do set a maximum residue level for beef, that we can continue to move forward on our trade agenda."
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I love London. The way I feel about this city makes me feel like I'm cheating on Paris. I just can't help it. The energy of this city is unlike any other. You've got the cosmopolitan buzz of a capital, the innate grace and poshness of English aristocracy, coupled with some spectacular architecture and cultural institutions. What's not to love?
After a three month hiatus, I was thrilled to be back! I get positively giddy when I see us approaching Marylebone station. We got our Oyster cards and made our way over to Green Park. The lounge chairs scattered around the grass looked so inviting; I had a book and just needed a cold drink! But we had a full day ahead and were eager to shed our suitcases, so we legged it over to the May Fair Hotel, our home for the weekend.
It was so bright! Sunnies went on ASAP.
Oh, hello. Don't mind me, just putting on the Ritz.
We arrived, and I immediately started to explore while DM checked us in. How cozy is the Mayfair Kitchen?
So normally, I don't take bathroom pictures for obvious reasons, but I fell in love with this one. The day I design my own bathroom, it's going to have to look similar to this! Maybe minus the chair – not sure that's entirely necessary, although it is very cool.
A lovely seating area near the Atrium with a glorious Union Jack waving through the window.
Normally our Saturdays start off with a trip to Borough Market, but we'd already had breakfast on the train and had been craving dim sum. Where else to go but Royal China? Off to Queensway we went!
We arrived a little after noon, and the restaurant was already packed. The wait was about 30 minutes. What I find interesting is that in Paris, French people will happily wait in line for food, but are almost incapable of doing so for anything else. In London I don't see queues outside of restaurants very often – except at the Royal China. It is that good.
What to do when you have thirty minutes to kill? A coffee – or if you have a Moroccan place across the street, some sweet mint tea. (Please note the camel in the window.)
Our number was eventually called, and we were seated and brought jasmine tea within minutes. The excitement (and hunger) was palpable!
We ordered a beef and noodle dish, followed by all sorts of buns, gyoza, and rolls. It was dim sum heaven.
If anyone knows how to make their incredible chili sauce, please do share!
The rice wrapped in lotus leaf is one of my favorites. Deliriously happy and completely stuffed, we tubed over to our next stop: Portobello Road in Notting Hill. Some presents from London were needed, and I knew just where to find them.
These places in Notting Hill are so dreamy and English. Wouldn't you love to stay here?
The famous colorful way onto Portobello Road
Shopping: check! From Notting Hill, we walked over toward Kensington. DM surprised me with a visit to this gorgeous, flowery pub. Churchill Arms was named after Winston Churchill's grandparents, who were frequent visitors. Fun fact: it was the first pub in London to serve Thai food. Innovation station.
The inside of the pub is rustic then goes back to flowery as you enter the restaurant. I loved the shabby-chic nature of the place.
The flowers are everywhere, even in the bathroom!
A cooling drink later, we hopped on a double-decker bus that took us back by Marylebone over to Camden. I was shocked by how packed it was, but then again, it was such a beautiful day.
Primrose Hill, one of my favorite areas in the city, is just across the bridge from Camden. We were in desperate need of some caffeine after our early start, so a visit to the Tann Rokka coffee shop for a little afternoon pick-me-up was in order.
How cute is their little back garden?
I highly recommend their all-natural popsicles. We inhaled those first…
And then the yummy soy lattes!
Crossing the bridge, I popped into Cowshed for a little visit. This cafe/spa combo has a homey vibe that makes you want to stay for hours, and the staff is so friendly!
This coffee shop is so cute!
Ahhh, Primrose Hill!
I was thisclose to getting this box of truffles. If they're the Queen's favorite, you know they're delicious. Don't worry, Diana Antholis, I am being good!
We love Primrose Hill and yet somehow had never been to the actual hill. It was a deliciously sunny day, perfect for a little picnic. As you can see, the view of London from here is divine.
Summer in England can mean only one thing: Pimms!
And maybe an icy gin & tonic, too 😉
We found a Nicolas with an amazing display of rosé, complete with a set of boules. I felt like I was back in Provence.
A pretty sweet set-up – and shorts.
Greenberry has the cutest bicycle parked in front and is always buzzing!
The view from the Lansdowne
Our last stop was The Engineer for a spicy ginger beer on the patio.
We headed back to Mayfair, got ready for dinner, and headed out for our meal. I did a double take as we walked past this house – Harry Selfridge lived here! I absolutely love the show, so it was exciting to see where the real Mr. Selfridge lived.
After a few circles around Shepherd Market, (Saturday night and no reservations, whoops!) we were seated on Al Hamra's terrace. I couldn't wait to try their famous Lebanese cuisine! They brought us fresh vegetables and olives, and we ordered the most beautifully presented hummus I've ever seen and little lamb sausages to start. We both had lamb for our main, with a crisp white Lebanese wine. Sadly, the pictures all turned out quite yellow and blurred, but the food was fantastic!
A bonus of sitting in the terrace: a glimpse of those heading for dinner at the famous Loulou's, aka people-watching heaven!
Happily stuffed, we basically rolled out of there and back to the hotel. What a fabulous whirlwind of a day. I can't get enough of this buzzing London energy.
Stay tuned for our Sunday Funday, coming soon!
ParisienneLondonienne xx
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City of Westminster, Greater London
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As we mentioned when we exclusively revealed that BlackBerry 10 wouldn't be coming to the PlayBook, we would probably see some minor updates (and maybe dream of some bigger ones).
It's heartening to hear that however minor, there are still some updates heading for the PlayBook. It might not be BlackBerry 10, but we'll take what we can get.
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This gallery presents slideshows of illustrations from the Tales from the Adventures of Algy, together with some photographs and animated GIFs from Algy's adventures and leisure activities. Please visit Algy's own web site to discover more about Algy and explore his facilities for young readers of his books.
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Applications must be received in advance, either online or by post, by 23.59 on Monday 7 July 2014. Entry forms will not be accepted on the day when prints are delivered. The delivery/collection point address will be provided once the registration process is complete.
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Netflix Stock Prediction: Netflix Might Also Be An Acquisition Target
The article was written by Motek Moyen Research Seeking Alpha's #1 Writer on Long Ideas and #2 in Technology – Senior Analyst at I Know First.
Netflix Stock PredictionSummary:
- It might be wise to go long on NFLX now.
- AT&T recently agreed to buy to buy HBO's parent company Time Warner for $85.4 billion.
- Disney or another firm might also answer AT&T's move with a tender offer for Netflix.
- Netflix has more than 83 million paying subscribers. They represent a huge market for Disney's TV channels and movies content library.
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Indigenous rapper, Reminisce has revealed in a recent interview with Saturday Beat, on how he feels about his song being baned.
The rapper whose track was banned by NBC said: –
"The ban on my song, Tesojue, actually makes little or no difference. The song was released last year and it enjoyed airplay towards the end of last year and early this year. I am not someone who often goes to a radio station with my songs, so the effect is very minimal. Although it is very disappointing, it has little or no effect on my career or creative flow.
There are songs that I make and do not give to radio stations. When you get famous to a certain extent, presenters go out of their way to download your song and play it on their shows. I really appreciate those that do that because they do it out of love. But whenever I submit my songs to radio stations, I make sure they are clean. For those that are not clean, I make sure I re-record them and edit the vulgar part for public consumption on the radio." he added.
Speaking further, Reminisce said "I think NBC should try to hire people that understand the industry because abroad, they also have these laws but once the radio version is clean, they do not disturb the artistes. They should create a screening board that would check our works and inform us of the ones they feel are not for public consumption. It is not fair that they make us go through the process of creating a hit song, and shooting the video with millions and they later tell us the song is banned. What have they been doing since? They should consider us too because we spend a lot of money putting these works together. As for me, it has minimal effects but I am sure that there are a lot of people out there that it really affects."


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QUINCY, John. PHARMACOPOEIA OFFICINALIS & EXTEMPORANEA; or, a Compleat English Dispensatory, in Four Parts. Containing: I. The Theory of Pharmacy, and the several Processes therein. II. A Description of the Officinal Simples, with their Virtues and Preparations, Galenical and Chymical. III. The Officinal Compositions... IV. Extemporaneous Prescriptions... London: A. Bell, 1718. First edition. xvi, 618, [54 ] pp. Octavo, nineteenth-century half leather, somewhat rubbed and worn. Quincy's name crossed out in ink on title and dedication; half-inch tear to edge of first four leaves; spotting and soil passim. This popular and encyclopedic English Dispensatory ran to twelve editions by 1749. Quincy was a London apothecary, trained in Edinburgh, who had little respect for other pharmaceutical writers. From the Preface to this work: "Although dispensatory writers and publishers of recipes have been at all times very numerous... the least able have fallen upon this task... That most persons are fond of works of this kind is manifest from their esteem even of the worst, and the universal reception of Salmon's, which are as bad as they are voluminous," Quite scarce. (Wellcome IV, 457).
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I love a good nail polish collaboration but I wasn't really expecting anything that had to do with crayons. Released in August, Sally Hansen released twelve of their Insta-Dri polishes in Crayola crayon shades. The result? Better than I expected. It's been years since I've used the Insta-Dri formula but I remember loving it in college. It's exactly what it says it is, a polish that dries almost instantly, no base or top coat needed (though depending on your personal preference, you may want a glossy or matte topper). These shades are fairly self explanatory so I'm not going to say much about them except every shade was one coat and they were all completely dry in under a minute. I may have to start looking at the rest of the Insta-Dri shades again…
Wild Strawberry was one of the few that stained, but boy did it not want to come off. I really loved Carnation Pink, I would use that in the summer for sure.
I had a few issues with Granny Smith Apple, but that was the bottle. I adore Cerulean and White is absolutely my new go-to white. I've never had a one coat, no issues white before. This is my favourite group of the bunch.
Here's my biggest issue with Insta-Dri, the brush. It's a massive brush and I have fairly narrow nail beds. That creates a massive problem but apparently I remembered how to angle the brush to get it to go on in one stroke with minimal cleanup. If you don't know how, it's a major learning curve that you might decide isn't worth it. Have wider nail beds? You'll love it.
These shades really took me back to my childhood and colouring and I'm amazed at how good some of these look as nail polish.


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Hey everyone, thanks for all your well wishes. Still slowly recovering, but I definitely see the light at the end of the tunnel. Just praying for some good rest tonight!
Thought I would pop in and share some stamps that I carved recently.
I've been wanting to get back to Julie Balzer's Stamp Carving 101 class, but the next project is to do an alphabet set, so I want to wait until I have a bigger chunk of time to tackle that.
However, my friend Alexandra recently started carving and inspired me to get back into the act, so last week I created these....they are some thank you gifts for crafty friends of mine who have really helped me along, been great encouragers, and have sent some great goodies me way recently.
Stamp carving is so much fun, and I have a whole list of stamps that I want to create. I'm off for most of next week, so hopefully I'll have the chance to get some more done!
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BredDesign avait besoin d'un nouveau design de logo et a lancé un concours sur 99designs.
Un gagnant a été sélectionné de 44 designs proposés par 17 designers freelance.
We need a logo of a monster. The monster does not have to be in depth, it can be simple. The colors need to be in orange and purple. He should be using some piece of technology (earbuds, cell phone, etc.). We're open to ideas so feel free to try new things! These are just my ideas, if you have your own idea, feel free to try it.
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Orange and Purple
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A purple or orange monster that has some sort of technology (i.e. iPod earbuds, cell phone, MP3 player, etc.) that he is using. See site for example of how text should look (http://modernmonster.secure2u.com/).
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So, we need a logo of a monster that is in orange and purple. Please see our temporary site http://modernmonster.secure2u.com/ for how the text should look. We encourage you to use smooth looking text in that style. Please no bright text, we would like to be about the same colors as it is now.
Please try it with the tagline and without. We want the .com but if it makes the design look worse, feel free to take it out. The monster should be using some sort of technology (iPod earbuds, cell phone, MP3 player, gaming device, etc). Please make it vector so I can resize it in PS so it fits my site well. I will accept Photoshop created logos as long as they are in high res. I'm dealing wtih a small space (about 400 x 112).
You could have the monster on the left of the text, middle of the two words, right of the text, I don't care. As long as it looks good.
Mostly, just have fun with it. I can't create a monster for my life so I'm asking you guys. Make him scary, wacky, small, big, whatever. Feel free to add your own twist, I love seeing new ideas. These are ONLY my ideas, if you want to do something else, feel free. If you want to change around the colors, I can deal with that too. If you want to try it in multiple colors so I can choose which one I like best, that's great. Good luck!
P.S. You can change the tagline as well if you have a better or idea or one that goes with your logo!
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At Target Consulting, we offer a wide range of services that can help expand your reach and grow your business.
Before building a plan for your business, we'll sit down with you and discuss things like internal resources, and budget and timeline factors. We'll get to know you and your business, your wants and needs, and your plans for the future.
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Whenever you think of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, the first thing that popped in your mind will obviously be Mount Kinabalu. But what else? The food of course! But food is food, right? What's so different about it? Well, we want to talk about Sabah's Traditional foods! These are the foods that you might not have ever thought of eating before. So why not we get right on to itRead More
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Dr. Russell Vester, who works as a cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon at Mercy Health near Cincinnati, has been active as a board member with the Southwest Ohio chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) since his daughter, Hannah, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 16.
Hannah was a distance swimmer for the Cincinnati Aquatic Club in high school. During a championship meet, Vester noticed Hannah had looked more exhausted than normal when she left the pool after each event, was drinking more water than normal and went to the bathroom often. Coupled with her loss of seven pounds in just two weeks, Vester suspected something was off.
Wanting to act fast, he purchased a diabetes test kit from a drug store. It revealed that Hannah's blood sugar level was over 600. It should have been around 100 milligrams per deciliter.
Hannah was admitted to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, where she was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. The news affected everyone.
"It is a change not (just) for the child or the parents. It is a change for the entire family." - Dr. Russell Vester
This new development meant Vester and his wife, Petra, had to get up twice a night to check Hannah's blood sugar, among other measures taken to ensure her safety and good health.
"When you're confronted with that type of event as a physician and parent, you want to do everything you can to try and manage the problem as fast as possible and make it go away," Vester says. "From my perspective, the best way to do that and make sure her health care needs were met was to seek out an organization that's conducting … research with science and technology to help manage the disease and, hopefully, find a cure for it."
Hannah encouraged her father to get involved with the local chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). Vester joined the board 18 months after Hannah was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and has remained active ever since, with fundraising a major part of his efforts.
As a family, the Vesters have raised more than $100,000. Petra also chaired the annual gala in May, setting a record of $1.45 million raised by the 900 attendees. Vester focuses his efforts on the numerous walks and destination bike rides.
"People from all across the country will gather at various spots and ride 25, 50 or 100 miles, and each individual gets people to sponsor them at the $2,000 level, $3,000 level, $4,000 level," he says. "Our chapter has one of the largest group of riders in the country."
Vester thinks of the JDRF as "the best family you never wanted to belong to."
"It's an absolutely marvelous group of people who are unified by a single cause, and they're driven for the betterment of the adults and, in particular, the children that have a disease that, if isn't watched 24 hours a day, can kill you," he says.
Until a cure can be found, the deadly threat of Type 1 diabetes will remain, Vester says.
"One of the things that constantly drives me is to get a cure for (Type 1 diabetes) so that others don't have to experience this," he says. "Any parent of any child with any life-threatening chronic disease knows what that feels like, and it's not just diabetes.
"It gives you a different perspective on life and what's important, and the things we take for granted as individuals." - Dr. Russell Vester
At age 23, Hannah still battles to manage the disease daily, but she is determined to remain an active young woman.
"She is refusing to let it shape or change who she is or how she approaches life, and it's remarkable to see the amount of effort she puts forth just so she can do the things that other people do," he says. That's what (patients with diabetes mellitus) live through. And when you see them doing that … it really does humble you as a person. Whatever problems you're facing, you know it's really not that bad. It gives you a perspective that helps you stratify what truly is and isn't important."
Vester urges parents of children with Type 1 diabetes to connect with the JDRF or a similar organization that can provide support for the entire family.
"Reach out and get help," says Vester. "The JDRF organization is there for you. It will provide … help, guidance, research, referrals … to help manage this disease."
Matthew Kent is a contributing writer. Feedback welcome at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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S. Russell Vester, MD, FACS is a cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon at Mercy Health. He earned his doctorate from the University of Cincinnati and completed residencies in general surgery at Boston University Medical Center and cardiovascular and thoracic surgery at Rush Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center. He then completed a fellowship in pediatric congenital heart surgery at Boston Children's Hospital. He is certified by the American Board of Surgery and American Board of Thoracic Surgery. His specialties include adult congenital heart, aortic, cardiovascular and thoracic surgeries.


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Cheryl's Instagram account has been reportedly hacked by social media trolls, leaving fans seething at a series of now-deleted posts.
Amid unconfirmed rumours the former X Factor judge is pregnant with boyfriend Liam Payne's child, the 33-year-old was targeted with a number of disturbing images and messages posted on her profile on Monday.
In one post, accompanying an upside-down cross, hackers wrote: '666 F**K LIAM PAYNE'.
A second post featured the image of a pentacle, the numbers 666, and repeated the upside-down cross motif alongside the caption: 'HAIL SATAN 666 B***H THATS WHAT WE DO'.
A Denmark-based group cited as Cyber Wolf Gang is allegedly behind the attack, according to Mail Online.
The series of posts were allegedly deleted some 40 minutes after first appearing on Instagram, but it was enough to send Cheryl's highly-protective fans reeling.
'Everyone report it to Instagram!!!!' one commented, while another said: 'Go hack someone else'.Cheryl 'terrified that recording of vicious row between her and Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini will leak'
While a spokesperson for Cheryl told The Independent her team was dealing with the unexpected hack, they did not reveal any further information at this time.
They said in a statement: 'We are aware and we are sorting it out at the moment.'
Last week, Cheryl's divorce proceedings to now-ex-husband Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini were finalised in 14 seconds.
The former Girls Aloud singer's reps confirmed the news to The Mirror: 'Cheryl Fernandez-Versini and Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini have today obtained Decree Nisi in their divorce proceedings.
'No further comment will be made and they ask for their privacy to be respected.'
Metro.co.uk has reached out to Cheryl's reps for further comment.
MORE: Kate Garraway forced to apologise after appearing to mock Cheryl's weight on TV
MORE: Cheryl throws support behind Perrie Edwards as Little Mix's new video drops hours after divorce is finalised


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For those tuned into the Pork Chop saga, a brief update: Another surgery and one body cast later, she's doing well and the wound (which previously was massively infected, hence the most recent surgery to cleanse and debride it) is looking great, even 4 days later. Unsure whether I will proceed with the spaying, since her symptoms have subsided and clearly, recovering from surgery is a very difficult thing for Lil' Pork. Just the same, fingers crossed that things continue on this path and that I can have my life back again.
I will be releasing a new rattie print in the near future in an effort to recover some veterinary costs. While making felties for Boo's loss did offset the cost, I found that it was much more time consuming than I had anticipated (I am STILL working on commissions that I took for Boo back in March!), so I think that doing a print run/greeting card run might help get more goodies to more people while making me less crazy. We'll see.


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Gameplay of World of Tanks
The World of Tanks game is not only about simulator and also about some
parameters. It is quite simplified game. The game controls are very
user-friendly. There are almost 500 vehicles in this game. This game has released in 2010. This game can be converted from free experience to
usable experience. There are many techniques to play this game. Player must know about active and passive scout. Passive scouting sometimes becomes a really tricky process.To play World of Tanks, you will need a good equipment and crew. If you play this game with full potential, then you can play this deadly game correctly. Passive scouting can be possible when a light or scout tank exploits. You can stay behind the bushes and kill your enemies. At this point of time, your enemies will not even fire in any of the spotted tanks. The active scouting is the most enjoyed tactics by the players. Active ScoutingThe active scouting will need a scout for moving around a map. You can spot enemy team and make them out of the game with this technique. You can light up your enemies and hit them. This method of World of Tanks is really effective. If you work correctly in this method, then you can re-position yourself in the game. You can support and give some shots in the enemy tanks. Once these enemy tanks will be weakened, you can start your killing blow. Sometimes moving crews can be really difficult. You can overcome this problem with the help of correct technique. A player needs crews for playing this game. There are some tricks and options for having crews with the progress of tires. Crews can have base experience that ranges within 50% to 100% in this World of Tanks game. You must save credits before even moving to the tire 3. It will help you to move the crew which you can also use in the credit choice. If your crew is in 50%, then you can get them up to 75%+. You can also use gold for spending in it. Gold option can keep almost 100% of your crew.


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GONZALES — The Gonzales Inquirer and the Gonzales Main Street board are teaming up to produce the first ever Come & Taste It Craft Beer, Wine and Art Festival. Coming in April, the Come & Taste It Craft Beer, Wine and Art Festival will feature craft beer vendors and breweries from all over Texas and the United States, Texas wineries, starving artists, food vendors and even a classic car show. The Craft Beer portion of the event presented by Shiner Beer will host a special VIP night on Friday night April 27, but the main event will be on Confederate Square on Saturday, April 28.
The festival will feature a beer tent and stage set up for craft beer enthusiasts on the east side of the square, while booths will be available for starving artists of all types and genres, local food vendors and Texas wineries on the outside and walkways of Confederate Square. A classic car show will be running at the same time on St. Paul.
"We're excited to be partnering with the Gonzales Inquirer, Main Street, the Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture, and the Gonzales Economic Development Office to bring this event to Gonzales," City Tourism director Clint Hille said.
"It's thrilling to be able to promote the arts, the Gonzales area and all the wonderful wine and beer that is Texas," said Genora Young, Gonzales Economic Development Executive Director. "This will be a fun event, and hopefully will fill our hotels that weekend and bring new business to our downtown retail establishments."
"We needed an event to be held in the spring to promote our area, and I'm glad the Inquirer stepped up and thought of this event to benefit our entire community," said Barbara Friedrich, the Director of the Gonzales Main Street program.
Gonzales Inquirer Publisher Terry Fitzwater echoed the enthusiasm.
"April is a great time to promote the best of what Texas has to offer in our wonderful town," Fitzwater said. "We are going to promote this event statewide in over 400 newspapers, regional radio and through our sister publications in Fenice Community Media (Cedar Park and Round Rock in suburban Austin, Madisonville, Sealy and Fort Stockton). I have also negotiated some reciprocal trade agreements with other regional newspapers so there will be lots of publicity out there for our town and this event. We have reached a tentative agreement with some regional radio stations, and the full force of social and digital media in our area is going to start promoting The Come & Taste It craft beer, wine and art festival.
"But the best part of this event is that we can hopefully bring to fruition Project 2030 (see related story)," Fitzwater added. "If we can raise enough money to endow scholarships to graduates of Gonzales County high schools at Victoria College, we will have made a great impact on the future of our community and make Gonzales one of the most desirable places in the state to grow up in."
Shiner Beer out of Shiner, Texas is the presenting sponsor of the Craft Beer Festival. Other craft beers that have already committed to the event include Goliad, Revolver, and Bell's Beer to name just a few. Hartman Distributing out of Victoria is also helping to sponsor the festival and is donating some billboard space to draw attention to the event.
The festival begins on Friday, April 27 with a VIP reception in the Craft Beer Festival tent. The reception will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will be open to anyone who purchases a VIP pass. Attendees will be given special merchandise from Shiner Beer and the Craft Beer Festival, with beer, wine and food available for free. Special guests will be invited, and attendees will get to meet celebrity photographer Harrison Funk, who was Michael Jackson's personal photographer.
The festival swings into high gear on Saturday, April 28 with a full-fledged Craft Beer tasting event, Starving Artist show, Texas Winery event and local food booths. Booths for the wineries, Starving Artists and Food vendors will open at 9 a.m. and will be on Confederate Square until 8 p.m.
At the Craft Beer tent, VIP ticket holders will be allowed into the tent for an exclusive showing from 11 a.m. to noon, and then the Craft Beer Festival will run from noon until 8 p.m. From 2 to 3:30 p.m. Derek Vera will perform on the Stewart Trucking Stage, and from 4 to 6 p.m. recording artist Andrea Marie and the Magnolias out of Austin will perform. Area restaurants like the Running M, Come and Take It and the Long Branch Saloon will all have special bands or karaoke on Saturday evening at the conclusion of the festival.
Throughout the day, there will also be a classic car show.
Persons interested in renting vendor space for food, wine, or art, should contact Main Street Executive Director Barbara Friedrich at 672-2815. Vendors interested in Craft Beer booths or sponsorship should contact Gonzales Inquirer Publisher Terry Fitzwater at 672-2861.
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Mediterranean food – Open all year
Our restaurant is open throughout the year and offers quality Mediterranean cuisine. You will find fresh products and home-made dishes. Your menu was re-designed in a constant concern for quality.
We will make you discover the Mediterranean cuisine, its flavors,
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Enjoy our Zen atmosphere and discover our different restaurant services: menus, daily specials as well as our desserts specially prepared for our beach and our wine selection
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About cancer pain
Pain is usually a sign that something is wrong. It is a sign that you have an illness or an injury. When there is damage to any part of your body, your nervous system sends a message along nerves to your brain. When your brain receives these messages, you feel pain. This includes pain caused by cancer.
What pain means
Having a lot of pain can be frightening. It can make you think that your cancer must be growing. But how much pain you have isn't necessarily connected to a cancer's growth. A very small tumour that's pressing on a nerve or your spinal cord can be extremely painful. Yet a very large tumour somewhere else might not cause you any pain at all.
Having pain after successful treatment doesn't necessarily mean that your cancer has come back. Some people get pain after cancer treatments like surgery or radiotherapy. Or, it might be a long term side effect of chemotherapy.
Post-treatment pain like this can start or get worse months or even years after treatment. It's due to the nervous system rewiring itself after damage to the nerves. The nerves then send pain signals.
Often, this type of pain doesn't respond to ordinary painkillers. Your cancer specialist will then use other ways of treating pain. This includes using other medicines.
Remember that pain might not be related to your cancer. It's completely understandable to worry about this. But sometimes pain can just be due to everyday things like arthritis, headaches, constipation or digestive problems.
Not all cancers cause pain
Many people with cancer do not have pain. This is because cancers don't have any nerves of their own. The pain comes from a tumour pressing on nerves nearby.
Between 3 and 6 out of 10 people with cancer (30 to 60%) have some sort of pain. With advanced cancer, pain is more likely. Advanced cancer means the cancer has spread or come back since it was first treated. Some studies have shown up to 9 out of 10 people with advanced cancer (up to 90%) have pain.
It is possible to relieve all pain to some extent with the right treatment. With good pain control, most people should be able to be free of pain when they are lying down or sitting.
The best way of controlling pain depends on what's causing it. The first step is to tell your doctor or specialist nurse that you have pain.
How pain affects you
Pain can affect you physically and emotionally. It's a very personal experience that feels different to everyone. What is painful and disturbing for one person might not affect someone else so much.
Everyone needs different pain treatment. What works for you might not help someone else. So having an individual treatment plan to control your pain is very important.
Try to write down as much detail as possible about your pain, including when it comes on and what it feels like. This will help your cancer specialist to find out what's causing it and the best way of treating it.
Things to write down:
- Where it is – in one place, or spread around an area
- What it feels like – for example, stabbing, aching or burning
- What relieves it – for example, heat, cold, changing position, massage
- How often you have it – always or it comes and goes
- How it comes on - suddenly or gradually
Getting help with cancer pain
Don't be afraid to tell your doctor or nurse that you have pain, however mild or severe it feels to you. The earlier you get treatment for pain, the easier it is to get it under control.
At any stage of your cancer you have a lot to deal with. Having pain too can make things harder for you, both emotionally and physically.
Many people with cancer are scared that they will become addicted to painkillers. So they don't ask for help. But it's very rare for people taking painkillers for cancer to become addicted to them. And it's important to control your pain.
Some painkillers can have side effects. Tell your doctor or specialist nurse if you have any side effects, so they can help you.


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I wish I'd been awake to watch 2014 dwindle to nothing. It wasn't a great year for me overall, and it was an even worse year for some of my loved ones, to say nothing of the world at large. But it had some definite bright points, too. I traveled a lot (though I managed to get sick on almost every trip, including my current visit to San Francisco), I sent my first academic article to a journal, I became more confident in various areas of my life, and I started this blog and found a wonderful community of makeup and beauty lovers. My posting became a little less frequent toward the end of the year, due to some banal but time-consuming real-life nonsense, but I'm looking forward to resuming a more regular posting schedule this month. Accordingly, I've written up half a dozen navel-gazing beauty and blogging resolutions for 2015!
1. Choose quality over quantity.
I know, I know: this is the resolution we all make, and then there's a 2-for-1 Revlon sale. But my budget is going to be especially tight this year, and I can't afford to make impulse purchases or buy things "for the blog." I don't want to set an absolute limit to the number of beauty purchases I make per month, but I'm going to start out using two as a soft limit (not counting repurchases of skincare products). This will force me to choose things I really want, not just things that catch my eye in a blog post or an aisle of CVS.
2. Buy new products only to fill a real gap in my collection.
No dupes. No near-dupes. If I have a perfectly good fuchsia lipstick (and I have more than one), I'm not going to buy another just because it's in a new formula that has received universal acclaim or an A+ rating from Temptalia.
3. Use up at least five lipsticks.
I don't want to force myself to wear colors I'm not feeling excited about (more on that in my next Project Make-a-Dent post), but I'm hoping that if I stop buying new lipsticks, I'll use up a few organically.
4. Remove makeup, wash my face, and moisturize before falling asleep.
Since senior year of college, I've had the appalling habit of falling asleep without turning out my lights or washing my face or even, sometimes, changing into pajamas. It's hard for me to tell when I'm getting tired until I'm almost asleep, and by then it's too late. This year I need to start getting ready for bed much earlier than I usually do, so that if I happen to pass out with the lights on, I'll at least have a clean, moisturized face. (But I should turn the lights out, too.)
5. Try new beauty brands, favoring small, cruelty-free ones.
I don't think I'll abandon my NARS bias anytime soon, and I do shy away from ordering makeup that I haven't seen in person first, but there are so many indie and more-or-less-indie brands that I've never tried: Rituel de Fille, ColourPop, Portland Black Lipstick Company, Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics, Rouge Bunny Rouge...
6. Write more creative posts.
After almost a year as a beauty blogger, I've learned something disappointing but not entirely surprising: if you want a lot of pageviews, the best thing you can possibly do is post swatches of new releases. (Or MAC lipsticks. Or even better, I'd assume, new MAC lipstick releases.) My post about the NARS Audacious lipsticks, which went up two days after the lipstick range appeared in stores, has racked up almost 4,500 pageviews in the last four months. This is, let me be clear, many times the number of views that most of my posts receive. Very little time, effort, or abstract thought went into the Audacious post: I just swatched a few lipsticks on my hand, photographed the swatches in both shade and sun, and added a photo of myself wearing one of the colors. That turned out to be exactly the information that thousands of people wanted--and so cynicism is born.
The posts that I have the most fun writing, like my discussion of 17th-century beauty, tend to receive fewer hits than my straightforward product reviews. I get it: the average reader of a beauty blog wants product photos, swatches, and brief descriptions. Sometimes that's what I want, too. If I'm standing in the beauty section of a Target, using my phone to search for opinions on a lipstick, I don't want to scroll through someone's long-winded musings on the childhood memories evoked by that particular shade of lavender. Accordingly, when writing my own blog, I try to alternate between tl;dr introspection and quick, informative reviews; I also try to suit my style to the subject matter. But if I had to make a choice about the kind of blog I want Auxiliary Beauty to be, I'd choose the long-winded musings every time. I don't buy enough new products to maintain a constant stream of reviews, and there are only so many ways to praise or damn a lipstick. So prepare yourself for more cosmetic history and self-indulgent introspection in 2015! You've been warned. I'll also try to post every three days, give or take (more likely give), which was a realistic plan for much of this year.
Finally, because why not, here are my New Year's Eve nails: two coats of Zoya Neve under Topshop Brazil and a Revlon topcoat.
This manicure was astonishingly long-lasting! I took these pictures yesterday, four days after I painted my nails, and I removed the polish today, but only because I wanted to use a different color.
And here's my last FOTD of 2014, featuring a few of my favorite purchases of 2014, as well as some favorites from 2013 and earlier. I ended the year as I hope to continue in 2015: with screamingly bright red lipstick (this one is Revlon Fire and Ice). I also used NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer, Milani clear brow gel, NARS Lhasa eyeshadow, the plum side of the NARS Habanera duo, CoverGirl LashBlast Length mascara, and Illamasqua Zygomatic cream blush. Apologies for weird nighttime lighting.


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7 Mistakes Personal Injury Victims Make Without a Lawyer
A Massachusetts personal injury lawsuit often feels like a chess game where you need to look several steps ahead in order to secure victory. Although you may feel your claim is a "slam dunk," it's critical to understand the common mistakes made by Mass. Car accident victims who choose not to work with a MA personal injury lawyer.
Here are seven common mistakes personal injury victims make without an attorney.
1. Failing to gather and record essential information
In a court of law in Massachusetts, evidence is a powerful tool, and it's an even more influential tool in the negotiation room. For example, you probably already know you should trade insurance information with the other party during a Massachusetts auto accident. However, it's also critical to obtain photographs at the scene and to document everything you can about the event.
If you're not otherwise incapacitated or brought to the hospital, you may even consider taking a video of yourself with your phone to record everything you can remember about the incident. Save all physical evidence you can find.
2. Lack of confidence and inexperience negotiating
Even if you have a "Type A" personality and believe you're up to the task of negotiating, a lawsuit isn't like sitting on the high school debate team. Lawyers who specialize in Boston personal injury law know all the tricks the opposing counsel will use, and you won't have the same experience.
Further, sometimes it's not just what you can negotiate with the other party, but what you can negotiate with an insurance company. Unfortunately, insurance companies train their employees to dismiss arguments from victims. The only way to get the insurance company to respond is with confidence, experience, and aggressive tactics.
3. Hurrying the case and settling too soon
You only have a short time to file a case, but a Mass pedestrian accident or MA auto crash lawsuit may go on for years in certain cases. Although it may feel painful or stressful to experience a drawn-out court case, settling too soon is a real danger for anyone who decides to attempt a case without a Mass. lawyer. In addition to getting a settlement that's not enough to cover the expenses for your pain and suffering, settling too soon may not allow latent injuries to surface.
What if you're in a New Bedford, Dartmouth or Fall River car accident, but you don't realize you need surgery for an injury until the pain surfaces months after the incident? Settling a case is permanent, so it's important that the process is not rushed.
4. Settling unknowingly with the insurance company
It's not uncommon for an insurance company to give you a call or visit you after a Massachusetts accident and offer you a small amount of money. Insurance companies do this because it's easy to get people to sign away their rights to future claims when there's a check on the table and the promise of swift cash.
Although you may feel relieved to receive money quickly and easily, accidentally settling too early might mean future money problems. What if you get a late notice that your car is going to be totaled, and what if your settlement isn't enough to cover the costs of replacing the vehicle?
5. Getting a small settlement for your MA automobile collision
Depending on your case, you may receive more than one offer to settle. As someone who may never have taken part in a Mass. premises liability or slip and fall lawsuit before, you may not know what constitutes an appropriate settlement offer and what Massachusetts lawyers might consider as too low an offer.
The amount an insurance company might offer you could sound like a huge settlement, but a Massachusetts personal injury lawyer could negotiate for a much greater amount and make their attorney fee worth the price.
6. Making official statements to the opposing party or insurance company
Very quickly after an accident, an insurance company or the MA lawyer from the other party will probably call you and try to get an official statement about the incident. They'll speak as if they're your friend and they're just trying to get some basic information.
If you have a Massachusetts Car accident lawyer, there's no danger you'll make statements that could undermine your case. Your lawyer will be the point of contact for all communications and will keep your claim safe from the insurance company's mischief.
7. Waiting too long for care and legal help
If you have any wish to get a settlement after a MA truck or motorcycle accident, the only appointment that's more important than meeting with a lawyer is going to the doctor. Visiting a medical professional and following his or her advice could mean the difference between a successful case and an inability to collect.
Don't let any of these mistakes sabotage your personal injury case in Massachusetts. Remember that you only have a short time to file a claim in a court of law in Mass. against another party. Don't wait until it's too late, and you're unable to file your case.
Legal Notice per Rules of Professional Responsibility: The Rhode Island Supreme Court licenses all lawyers and attorneys in the general practice of law, but does not license or certify any lawyer / attorney as an expert or specialist in any field of practice. While this firm maintains joint responsibility, most cases of this type are referred to other attorneys for principle responsibility.


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North Carolina Yearly Meeting (Conservative) Journal
In Seventh month 2000, North Carolina Yearly Meeting (Conservative) approved the publication of an occasional publication, the purpose of which is to help make our yearly meeting's identity and values known to others. (As one Friend observed, if we do not articulate who we are as Conservative Friends others will do it for us and are doing it already.) The Journal provides a forum for exploring those issues most important to our identity as Conservative Friends in a way that is particularly relevant to our yearly meeting, its history and our present circumstances, as well as helping yearly meeting members to know one another better, and thereby strengthen the yearly meeting community.
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It's that time of year when we give more gifts in a smaller amount of time than any other.
If you are like me, it's both a wonderful time (especially when the gifts seem effortless to give and the person so well deserving of some love and appreciation) and a stressful time (when the gifts seem expected or pressured and the budget is getting out of hand).
But when it comes to our kids it can be difficult to help them understand that they are not the center of the world and Christmas is more about the joy of giving than getting.
How do we raise kids who love to GIVE in a season when they are tempted to only think about what they can GET??
As with all things, this starts with us. Are we as parents modeling the kind of behavior we'd like to see in our children?? I had to take A MAJOR look in the mirror on this one – as someone who tends to get more than a few things for MYSELF on Black Friday and very few things for anyone else.
Do my actions communicate to my children that I get JOY in my life is from getting all the things I want?? -Or- have I learned the hard lesson, that when I sacrifice, say no to my own material "needs" (and I use the word needs ever so lightly) and create margin in my life to share or spend money on OTHERS there is an even greater joy and satisfaction to be found?
Once we have taken a look in the mirror, I would propose to you that the next best way to ensure our children are generous givers is to present them with opportunities to give that allow them to experience the natural joy we all get when something we have done blesses someone else in a real and tangible way.
Not all giving is created equal when it comes to our children FEELING the joy. If we are buying toys to drop into a toys for tots bin, for kids they will never see and know nothing about – it's going to be difficult for them to imagine or experience the joy that child will experience from their generosity. If we are donating to a cause online, it can be extremely difficult for our children to understand the impact we are making.
Here are a few ideas that can allow our children to not only participate in the act of generosity, but EMOTIONALLY experience the satisfaction of their actions – and THIS positive emotion will be embedded into their hearts and minds for the rest of their lives.
- Filling shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child: I love this ministry/activity because your child gets to choose the gender and age of the child who will be receiving the box. They can add handmade cards and notes and gifts. And then you can also track the box and see where it's going – adding this personal touch helps to create ownership and excitement around the personal nature of what we are doing and who gets blessed by our generosity.
- Adopting a Family for Christmas: I love this activity because you get to adopt a LOCAL family. It's an entire family, and you will get some personal information about the kids in the family. Anything personal that we can share with our kids about who we are serving will help them to make real connections. I also love the website I linked here – they have some great questions to continue the conversation with your kids as you are doing the activity or after.
- Picking out gifts for friends and family members: This is the MOST personal gift giving you can encourage your kids to do. Some kids are naturally very generous, while others could use some direction. I have a few of each kind of child and with my children who struggle a little more I like to take some time, one-on-one and ask them questions to help them think generously.
"What is (Grandma)'s favorite thing to do?"
"She likes baking"
"Ok! What is something we could get her that would allow her to enjoy that even more?"
"What do you love doing with (Uncle Jo-Jo)?"
"I love playing soccer with him!"
"Ok! What gift could we give him to thank him for that?"
Walking them through questions like this helps to teach them how to think of others, how to be grateful for the ways each person in our family adds something unique to our lives AND the coolest part about this kind of gift giving: your child can BE THERE when the gift is received. I think this is 100% NECESSARY that your child sees the actual JOY on someone's face when they receive a gift from your child. It's just the BEST and actually can become addictive. Your child will WANT to keep giving after feeling that joy and satisfaction.
- Making gifts for others or providing a service: I love the idea of teaching my kids that sometimes being generous doesn't require any money at all. Whether it's making cookies for a neighbor or soup for a friend who is sick. Or maybe helping someone with yard work or doing volunteer work at a local animal shelter – our TIME and TALENTS are gifts along with our material treasures.
This is by no means an exhaustive list. I'm sure you can find many more ways to cultivate generosity – my challenge to you is to make sure there is a tangible, experiential, component to the activities you choose. The more of this our children encounter and personally feel the impact of their actions, the more we can encourage that our children not only go through the motions of generosity, but REALLY feel the joy of giving.


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Guild of Dungeoneering (pc game)
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There are 8 shops proposing this game for download at an average price of $ 15.35. We found the best promotion ongoing with a discount of 12%.
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There are 2 downloadable contents available for this game.
Dungeon crawling re-born
For a neat twist on classic dungeon crawlers like Dungeon Master and Rogue, then Guild of Dungeoneering makes for an entertaining time. It's not quite a classic, thanks to a few irritating niggles but it's still more than worthy of an investigation. There's no real story here to get in the way of gameplay and instead the game revolves around exploring a series of dungeons while engaging in turn-based combat. However, the twist here is that instead of simply roaming around pre-defined or randomly generated dungeons, you actually create the environments around your hero. This is done by laying down cards from your deck, and which include monsters, rooms, traps, and loot. As you do so, your hero is actually making his own decisions about where to go and what to fight, which brings a whole new level of challenge and excitement to proceedings. There's also some management to be done between rounds, where you build new rooms to attract new heroes and expand your deck with new items. Guild of Dungeoneering really offer a new twist on a well established genre which has been doing pretty much the same thing for decades and for this alone it must be applauded. Initially at least, the game is great fun and exploring in this unusual fashion feels completely different from other similar games, making it highly entertaining. There is a bit of grinding however and combat does get a little repetitive at times, while a few obvious features seem to be missing, which bring things down a little. This doesn't stop the game from being a little cracker though so dungeon crawler fans should seriously consider checking it out.


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Northern Evia is still unexplored and untouched by the massive turnout of tourists. Those who discover it become fanatical fans mainly for the wonderful nature, the tranquility, the calm sea of Evoikos Gulf and the Aegean Sea and the mountainous landscapes and villages just a few kilometers away. You will find picturesque villages, friendly people and will taste local products such as wine, edible olives, olive oil, fresh fish and seafood, yogurt, cheese etc.
On the way through Chalkida you will find yourself among the plane trees and pine trees, and after a few kilometers, you will look at the Evoikos Gulf or the Aegean Sea, depending on your destination.
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