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My homepage and new tab page seem to be taken over by http://www.search.starburnsoftware.com/ and i cant seem to find out how to get rid of it.
It happened after my computer downloaded yuotube downloader
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First, remove the badly behaved software. If it installed using the Windows installer, you should be able to remove it using the Programs and Features control panel. If it installed directly into Firefox, you usually can remove it from this page:
orange Firefox button or classic Tools menu > Add-ons > Extensions category
Then restart Firefox.
Second, to reset your home page, use this dialog:
orange Firefox button or classic Tools menu > Options > General
Third, to reset your new tab page, you can use the about:config preferences editor.
(1) In a new tab, type or paste about:config in the address bar and press Enter. Click the button promising to be careful.
(2) In the filter box, type or paste newtab and pause while the list is filtered
(3) Double-click the browser.newtab.url preference and enter the desired value:
(i) Page thumbnails (default)
browser.newtab.url = about:newtab
(Or right-click the preference and choose Reset)
(ii) Blank tab
browser.newtab.url = about:blank
(iii) Built-in Firefox home page
browser.newtab.url = about:home
(iv) Any other page
browser.newtab.url = full URL to the page
Press Ctrl+t to open a new tab and verify that it worked. Fixed?
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I did all that but whenever i restart firefox and open a new tab the page apype.com pops up
That's bad. Could you update your home page setting and then restart in Safe Mode?
First, I recommend backing up your Firefox settings in case something goes wrong. See Back up and restore information in Firefox profiles. (You can copy your entire Firefox profile folder somewhere outside of the Mozilla folder.)
Next, restart Firefox in Firefox's Safe Mode (Troubleshoot Firefox issues using Safe Mode) using
Help > Restart with Add-ons Disabled
In the dialog, click "Start in Safe Mode."
If your home page is not overridden, then that points to one of your extensions as the likely culprit. You may want to remove any that are not essential.
Any change?
My browser opened up my new tabs to some URL (probably doesn't matter which one) and I tried changing the browser.newtab.url preference. It doesn't matter whether I type "browser.newtab.url = about:newtab", "browser.newtab.url = about:blank" or "browser.newtab.url = about:home" - when opening a new tab it says "The address is not valid". Any idea on how to get back to "The New Tab Page" (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/new-tab-page-show-hide-and-customize-top-sites) ?
Type about:config in the location (address) bar and press the "Enter" key to open the about:config page, just like you open a website by typing the URL in the location bar.
- if you see a warning message then you can confirm that you want to access the about:config page.
- use the Search bar at the top of the about:config page to locate preferences more easily
- preferences that have been modified and do not have the default value show as bold (user set)
- preferences can be changed via the right-click context menu: Modify (String or Integer) or Toggle (Boolean) or by double-clicking the line with the pref
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Hi MartinDaFox, one of your add-ons might be attempting to override the built-in setting but having problems doing it effectively. You can review your extensions and disable any that are not essential and/or look questionable here:
orange Firefox button or classic Tools menu > Add-ons > Extensions category
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Hi MartinDaFox, if you are following my post, please only enter the part after the = sign when you make your edit. Sorry that wasn't clear.
Thanks guys but I figured it out. I installed the search reset addon - it got rid of all of the problems (the program that changed the URL which my new tabs opened in also caused a lot of other problems - including another search engine and something like that): https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/searchreset/
I too had this problem. I had trouble working out what page it actually was sending me to, but eventually worked out that it was something to do with "Conduit". No matter what I set browser.newtab.url to, any new tab went to this conduit search page. I then read the answer In full (!) and discovered a plug-in which was something like conduit search. I disabled it, and Firefox new tab is go to my homepage. BTW the plug-in has disappeared, which explains my vague description of its name! Many thanks 'jscher2000 ' for sending me in the right direction and actually solve my problem. TR Kaukapakapa New Zealand.


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Call me lazy, cultural or creating mini versions of my husband. We love our locks. To be more specific DREADLOCKS. This love of culture start way before I was here. As I learned dreads are dated from 1887 They have been worn for various reasons in each culture: as an expression of deep religious or spiritual convictions, ethnic pride, and as a political statement.
Today, I'm just share more information on how to grow and care for them. Note: I am NOT an expert. Just a mom that tries to save money and do as much as possible in house. I.E. to save money. Since there's not too much free information on this topic and we are asked how we do our boys hair on the regular,, I figured I would share what I know.
No matter how you start locking many experts say you must avoid getting the hair wet from 4-6 weeks. Otherwise it will breakdown…and trust me, you don't want that.
Traditionally, it was believed that in order to create dreadlocks, an individual had to refrain from brushing, combing or cutting. This method created dreadlocks that varied greatly in size, width, shape, length, and texture. Freeform locks are patterned to a degree, as the hair is separated in "chunks" (not parted as with a comb) into fairly determinate sections after washing.
A variety of other starter methods have been developed to offer greater control over the general appearance of dreadlocks. Together, these alternative techniques are more commonly referred to as "salon" or "manicured" dreadlocks.[20]
Using beeswax to make dreads can cause problems because it does not wash out, due to the high melting point of natural wax. Because wax is a hydrocarbon, water alone, no matter how hot, will not be able to remove wax.[21]
As with the organic and freeform method, the salon methods rely on hair naturally matting over a period of months to gradually form dreadlocks. The difference is in the initial technique by which loose hair is encouraged to form a rope-like shape. Whereas freeform dreadlocks can be created by simply refraining from combing or brushing hair and occasionally separating matted sections, salon dreadlocks use tool techniques to form the basis of the starter, immature set of dreadlocks.
For African hair types, salon dreadlocks can be formed by evenly sectioning and styling the loose hair into braids, coils, twists, or using a procedure called dread perming specifically used for straight hair. For European, Hispanic, Asian, and Indian hair types, Backcombing and Twist and Rip are some of the more popular methods of achieving starter dreadlocks.
Regardless of hair type or texture and starter method used, dreadlocks require time before they are fully matured. So use light weight oils to condition your scalp and a little gloss if you choose for shine. Do not use heavy greases, waxes and pomades while the process hair goes through as it develops into matured dreadlocks is continuous.
During this time, don't let your lock become a magnet for lint. Wear a silk scarf or use a satin pillow case.
There is also the ability to adopt different types of fake dreadlocks that may make the hair look as real as possible. This process is called synthetic dreadlocks. There are two different types of synthetic dreadlocks. The first is dread extensions, in which other hair can be infused with the wearer's own hair. The second is dreadfalls, in which one dread is tied into another with either elastic or lace. Both of these methods are used to make dreads look better and more appealing.
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Just ten years ago, a fingerprint scanner connected to a car's ignition would have sounded like something Q installed in 007's next Aston. Things are quite different today, with the proliferation of biometric readers on cheap devices like USB keys and laptops. The next step is obviously the modding crowd, so we're not surprised that such in-car systems can now be found for sale on the web.
A new device, called the ATRD M10, makes it possible for you - and only you - to fire up your pride and joy. To start the car you need to pop in the key and turn in the ignition, then place your finger on the small scanner pad and wait for a LED indicator to turn green.
If the fingerprint doesn't match up with the ones saved on the device, the car won't start. It's that simple. Its makers have even thought of what to do if you send your car in for service. There's a special 'valet' mode that allows you to turn off the scanner if you need someone else to drive and you're not around to lend a helping hand.
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Can I use water to clean my contact lenses?
No, you can't use water for contact solution. You should never use tap water, bottled water or distilled water as a substitute for contact lens solution.
In fact, you should even be careful about getting water splashed in your eyes when swimming (including swimming in chlorinated swimming pools), soaking in a hot tub, surfing in the ocean or waterskiing or boating on a lake or river.
Dangerous microorganisms, including the parasite that causes Acanthamoeba keratitis, can be found in these environments, and if they adhere to your contact lenses or get trapped under your lenses, they can cause sight-threatening eye infections.
If you do swim or get water splashed in your eyes while wearing contacts, remove your contact lenses as soon as possible, thoroughly rinse the lenses in contact lens solution and store them overnight in the same multipurpose solution to thoroughly disinfect them.
As with all potential eye problems, the best treatment is prevention. If you think it's possible you might find yourself in situations where you won't have access to contact lens solutions, avoid the problem by wearing daily disposable contact lenses instead of reusable contact lenses.
Carry several pairs of daily disposable contacts with you wherever you go, and you'll never have to worry about being without solutions. At the end of the day (or after you get off the beach or out of the pool) simply remove and discard the lenses and replace them with new ones. Nothing could be easier.
For more details, read "Can Contacts Be Stored in Water?"
Teen Survives By Drinking Contact Lens Packaging Fluid
No, it isn't safe to use water for contact lens storage. But is the opposite true?
Recently a British teen who went for a run near a cattle station in Australia got lost. When he ran out of water, he drank the fluid in the small packets of contact lenses his father had left inside his backpack. He also drank his own urine.
The teen was found after three days and fortunately had suffered only sunburn and minor dehydration.
Just for the record, it isn't a good idea to drink contact lens solution or other solutions meant for the eyes, because they may contain ingredients that can sicken you if ingested. Even plain saline solution is harmful, because our bodies cannot tolerate large amounts of salt.
And, in case you're wondering, it isn't wise to drink urine, either. Although urine is mostly water, it also contains waste products that the kidneys have filtered from your blood. Drinking urine just reintroduces those wastes back into your body.
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Aimee got the red Rampart letters, so that's so sweet, I want to cry. She spent most of her growing up years down there.
I'm so happy. I'm happy to be back. I'm off my head with Joy. It's bittersweet. Well, that's life isn't it?
As I'm standing around and staring at the ceilings, at the big white walls, the roll up garage doors....and I stand on the sidewalk...
I still expect to see Steve walk down the red stairs or walk across the street from the Mecca with his cigarettes.
But .....only in my mind.
I hate it when people I love die.........duh.
I hate that I got Rampart because my friend died.
I am very aware that I have to always be a good girl and be worthy!
Rampart has changed many times in recent memory.
Eric, Glen and I were reminiscing about the old days.
David was there, then he was down there. We were there, then we were over there.
Eric was down here, then up there. Glen was everywhere.
So our anarchist underground antique society of wholly off center semi-capitalists are moving in.
We'll paint the outside, and plant flowers.
Glen and his fabulous antiques in the front. Me in the back sharing with a friend or 2. New vendors will move in as the month progresses.
If we have a guiding light, it is partly David and Steve and what they created......a big-city vintage shopping experience in humble downtown funkytown.
This is my town. Despite my childhood home, Yountville, tattooed on my arm!
25+ years ago I came with my family. One of the first places I drove to from South Tacoma, was downtown to pay my energy deposits.
I fell in love with the movie-set miniature downtown. Tacoma has everything. And small enough to fit in your hand.
All of May as I negotiated my rent, I just kept repeating:
Be The Change You Wish To See.....
which was my Greener graduation class motto in 2005.
I've always loved that Gandhi thought...
It was the only valuable thing I got from Evergreen. Oh, that and 25,000. in debt.
So shop with me Early and Often!!!
I'll be open to give you a funkoma experience & take your money on Friday the 13th. (also, it's the Mark & Tressie wedding anniversary)
Glen will be open every time the garage doors are open.
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Welcome to Feb, the month when I like to think too much and experiment with shit cause it's that time of year where I'm stuck in the house.
After playing with Wordpress on and off for the past year I have made the decision to move my blog over to that interface. I have no intention of removing these old posts so they will remain active. I have also transferred all these posts over to the new blog, which in my eyes looks way more professional then here on blogspot.
The Canadian Loon's also has a new domain and a new home so please join me and follow the new site:
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Feb 16, 2017
Playing with Film Simulations
Still eagerly awaiting the arrival of the X100F but as I'm sure many can contest to, when your waiting for something to land in your hands you continue to research and go back and forth as to if that is the product you actually want vs what you really need :-)
One of the main reasons I have been looking at the X100F is for some of the new film simulation modes that I can't get on the X100S. Primarily classic chrome and arcos. My X-T1 can give me the classic chrome but that camera is a bigger piece of equipment and it doesn't travel with me as much as my X100S.
We're in the deep of winter here in Ontario and it's tough to get motivated to buddle up and go out shooting. Unfortunately we have also had a death in the family so we're in that middle area waiting for the funeral so I'm home for my partner to support her and it's really not a good time to bail out on my own to take pictures.
A few weeks ago, I ran across this photographer - https://www.instagram.com/joshkjack/ (I hope he doesn't mind me linking without his permission) and I was blown away. The results that I have been envisioning in my head. And note his camera - the older X-Pro1 and the 56mm lens. Not what I expected for street photography (most use 23mm or 35mm) and definitely not the camera for film simulations. I'm not sure what he's using for his processing but the results are impressive and amazing looking film quality. That got me looking deeper into Lightroom and presets. I limit my time in processing so I really haven't spent much time digging into much beyond the basic settings. In the old days (go way back on this blog) in my DSLR days I was a processing idiot. Way too heavy handed, way too much contrast and colour, way too much HDR etc etc.... I would shoot for 1 hour and spend 10 hours processing. When I moved to the Fuji my processing is 1 minute per posting picture at most. I am damn near "straight out of camera". All is do is level the image if needed, bump the black, pull up the shadows, export.
This led me to a few "free" lightroom presets http://www.thephotoargus.com/230-free-lightroom-presets-will-love/ and I pulled a couple that looked interesting to me. I dug back into my extensive pile of photos that hadn't been published or ones that were published but wanted to gave them a new look. At most I spent 2 minutes per photo. I can live with that. I got some results that I liked and others that I didn't. But it does show that you really don't need to buy a new camera to get film like results (or anything else that your looking for).
Does this persuade me to not buy the X100F? No, I have disposable income and can afford it and the less time I spend in front of Lightroom, the better for me. But anyone who thinks a new camera is going to make you a better photographer - forget it. It will give you better looking images but it doesn't make the image itself better. A turd is always turd, you can't make a bad shot good. You can make the turd have more contrast and colour but it still doesn't make it a good image. Spend your time on taking the pictures and later you can play with simulations and new gear like me :-) (sorry ranting and off topic - haha)
Some of my new "film" pictures;
After I took this back in Nov, I tried everything to get this image right in my mind, I knew I had something I wanted but just couldn't pull it. Once I applied film simulation it popped and I was able to crop it to what I wanted. Located inside the Green Dragon Inn near Cheltenham, England.
I have posted a few versions of this image in black and white but I liked how this version turned out keeping some of the colour hues. Green Dragon Inn, Cheltenham, England
One of the few times I have taken a turd image and made it something I like - haha. Still not a great image but this film simulation made the image much colder and more interesting/intriguing. Coopers Island, Bermuda
Previously posted in a vibrant colour version of blues, browns and rain. I liked this 70's faded film look. Paget Parish, Bermuda
Now I have another weapon in my arsenal that doesn't add a pile of time to my processing. You can also look at the presets and see what they did to make the image the way it is and change it even more. Would I buy premade presets? Probably not, but some of the free ones out there are pretty cool. If you find yourself stuck inside and wanting to play with photos, pull a few and import them into lightroom and give some of your images a new look.
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Veranda Condominium – Stay In Costa Rica
Our Veranda Community is a perfectly situated Costa Rica accommodation because it allows for easy access to all of the resort's amenities. Veranda is located by the Los Suenos Golf Course, just 200 yards away from bars, restaurants, and within walking distance to the Marina (3 min).
Featuring Spanish tropical architectural design, the Veranda homes offer 750 to 2,200 square feet of interior living space and large covered terraces from which to enjoy the fairway and rainforest views. Outdoor amenities include five swimming pools, Jacuzzis, and barbeque areas, as well as an air-conditioned gym and lush landscaping. If you choose this Costa Rica accommodation, you will not be disappointed.
- Floor plans: One bedroom/one bath, two bedrooms/two bath or three bedrooms/three baths.
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Movable SideWall
Hardly any other product has changed a sport as much as the ASB Movable SideWall. With this innovation, the squash court became an all-purpose area and provided the answer to the multi-functionality required in today's leisure centres.
Simply by pressing a button, not only the court but also the sport of squash is changed.
Doubles Squash – every modern centre will and has to be able to offer doubles squash. More and more major doubles events and championships are being staged all over the world in squash. Extended training surface: Not only for squash, but also for other sports and for different events. It makes sense to have this freedom in a facility. Three courts as an ASB GAME COURT are ideal for multi-functional use.
The ASB MovableWall is a 100mm thick system wall with some alterations. It moves on two single carriages over the front wall and the glass back wall. The ASB Movable SideWall is standard in any new facility. The movable wall can be moved mechanically and electrically. It is either operated by hand or fully automatically just by pressing the button. All programmed stops are driven over a clearly arranged display.
The movable wall stops at the programmed places and locks automatically. All electronic cables run within the movable wall and also the feeder cables in the front and back wall area are ready installed.
Every national trainings centre built by ASB has got movable side walls – with the movable side wall high purchase costs are saved. There is no need to plan and buy separate doubles courts – the movable wall changes a single court into a doubles court, even if the dimensions should be changed one day.


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Mardiani, Dwi (2008) FREKUENSI KEMUNCULAN TOKOH KARAKTER ANTAGONIS DAN PROTAGONIS PADA SINETRON (Analisis Isi Pada Sinetron Munajah Cinta di RCTI dan Sinetron Cinta Fitri di SCTV). Other thesis, University of Muhammadiyah Malang.
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Television at the moment very having an in with of human life. Type display highest of his displaying hour is sinetron, because sinetron become the especial target because potency of amount of its audience is big goodly. In a sinetron of there are assorted of specified role. This research type is Analysis Fill the (content analysis) technique of data intake used by documentation technique seenly display the sinetron munajah cinta in RCTI and cinta fitri in SCTV is later transferred by into compact disk (CD), is here in after collected with the cooding sheet and assisted with two people koder that is koder I and koder II. Analysis technique weared in this research is use the technique analyse the frequency distribution. Data used by in the form of every scene which is there are in displaying sinetron munajah cinta and cinta fitri in including into categorisation which have been specified. Later to analyse the data used testedly is reliabilitas used by formula Holsty. Inferential that frequency apparition of character of antagonis at sinetron munajah cinta counted 24 times (66%) and character of antagonis at sinetron cinta fitri counted 12 times (33%). While frequency apparition of character of protagonis at sinetron munajah cinta counted 15 times (45%) and character of protagonis at sinetron cinta fitri 18 times (55%). There by frequency apparition of character of antagonis and of protagonis at sinetron munajah cinta and cinta fitri predominated by character of protagonist.
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In the face of the costly structural changes required to maximise the benefit of a new powerplant, Boeing and Embraer have cooled to the idea of re-engining their respective workhorse jetliners.
With year-end decisions to be made by Airbus, Boeing and Embraer on the future of the A320, 737 and E-Jet programmes, only Airbus remains bullish on the prospect of offering a new engine option for its A320 family.
Boeing Commercial Airplanes chief executive Jim Albaugh says the airframer is looking to a "737 Next Generation Plus" to bridge the gap between today's 737NG and a replacement aircraft in the 2020s.
Insiders familiar with Albaugh's remarks - made in a 7 September internal discussion broadcast companywide - say the 737NG+ concept so far lacks specifics, but the goal is to keep the 737 on an equal footing with an A320 NEO (new engine option) without incorporating a new engine.
Meanwhile, Embraer director Carlos Eduardo Camargo says initial evaluations of a new engine for its 70- to 100-seat E-170/190 family suggest the fuel burn benefits of an engine upgrade may not match the cost of major modifications to the wings, pylons and landing gear needed to accommodate the larger fan of a Pratt & Whitney PW1000G or CFM Leap-X.
"We really have to see how it works. We have engineers simulating [different configurations] working with the [engine] producers, we obviously do not have a final decision or a final idea on that," says Camargo.
Camargo notes that key competitors - Bombardier CS100, Mitsubishi Regional Jet and Sukhoi Superjet - could top E-Jet performance by 8-12%. "We have to learn to beat that," he says.
Embraer may, he says, look to aerodynamic modifications to the wings, including Boeing 787-style raked wingtips in place of today's blended winglet to improve efficiency while maintaining the current GE CF34-8E/10E engines.
Airbus and the engine makers contend a PW1000G or CFM Leap-X powered A320 NEO would yield a net fuel burn benefit of 13-14%, after factoring in the 1-2% lost to airframe modifications. Boeing's Albaugh counters that the NEO would only offer a 3-4% improvement over today's A320 - which he says would only bring the European narrowbody in line with today's 737.
This ongoing debate underscores the fact that the benefits of any of the airframers' options - over making no changes to current product - are far from obvious.
Airbus says it would charge a $7-8 million price premium for an NEO, which it calculates as half the net present value of the fuel savings a customer would make compared with operating a current standard A320.
The gamble for an A320 NEO customer would thus pay off even if fuel prices rise significantly beyond Airbus's forecast – but could be a losing proposition if prices fall.
Net-benefit calculations are murky for Boeing and Embraer customers, as the purchase price of a 737NG+ or E-Jet upgrade remain unknowns.
Pratt & Whitney says: "We could achieve fuel burn improvement with a GTF with an installation on today's E-190 with no changes. However, to optimise performance and achieve double-digit benefits for a re-engining, an engine with a larger fan is required.
"We agree that Embraer would have to make modifications to its aircraft, including changes to the landing gear, to accommodate an engine with a larger fan. We have been working closely with Embraer to study optimised installations to achieve the greatest benefits."
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Some quick ideas…
- Slice the cultured soy bean block to a desired thickness and marinate in whatever flavors and zest you like. Soy sauce, fish sauce, and herbs work well for stir fries. Make fake bacon the same way but with maple syrup and liquid smoke. Or use a fajita mix for Mexican style dishes
- Break up the cake before marinating for dishes such as tacos or sloppy Joes.
- Cover tempeh with marinade and place in the refrigerator for 12 to 24 hours. Just like tofu, the tempeh cake will absorb the flavors.
- We find it is best to cook the tempeh separately and add the cooked marinade at the end of cooking, if going into a stew or sauce, so that the flavor is not lost to the dish.
Other Ideas...
Blackened. Tempeh coated and seared with with blackening spice mix makes a tasty addition to salads and vegetable bowls. Use a prepared Cajun-style seasoning or make your own with a recipe online. Brush sliced patties or diced cubes with olive oil, then coat with the spice mixture, allow to rest for a minute or two. Sear in a hot frying pan until the spices start to smoke for 5-10 seconds to blacken.
Crumbled into sauces and stews. Like tofu, tempeh takes on the flavor of whatever it's cooked in, making it a versatile way to add heartiness and protein to a meal.
We suggest marinating the cake and then crumble or cube tempeh into stews, tacos, curry dishes, or
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Come and enjoy a bouncing, tickling and singing good time as we introduce your baby to stories and lap activities! Babies must be 13 months or younger at the beginning of the program. Babies are to be accompanied by an adult.
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Absolutely Gold!!!
Nice idea for an ad! Anyone? Anyone?… Ahh there we go! A new ad for some kinda Cheezle-like chips called 'Hula Hoops'. I think it's cute! It definitely reflects a truth about the product – no matter how old you are you can't help poking your fingers through them and feeling like a big kid. :)
are as follows.. :) A print ad from Ogilvy Cape Town for the new Golf 6, which features special sound dampening measures that give it the "quietest cabin in its class. New Golf." To coincide with the solar eclipse, a topical ad was developed for Michael Hill Jewellers by McCann-Erickson, Sydney. also: truTV by Mother New York spot one and spot two.
MTV International / Mister Furry from Universal Everything on Vimeo. My favourite!! Music = lame. Found an awesome Ministry track which works so much better – Bloc Party/Armand Van Helden remix of "Signs". test it out 1/4 of the way through the song MTV International / Jewels and Oil from Universal Everything on Vimeo. MTV International / Sweetheart from Universal Everything on Vimeo. Lollieeees!!
Freaking awesome :D www.stealourideas.tumblr.com "This ambient idea for Altoids will challenge people to investigate their innate inquisitive nature at the risk of being crushed to death by a 2000 pound cliche. Those who muster up enough curiosity to push the giant red button will be handsomely rewarded with a sample package of Altoids Curiously Strong Mints." hahahahahahahah "The fashion world takes itself way too seriously, but Diesel is an exception. They have done a remarkable job mixing humor and sexiness. "You'll never be this awesome." is a confident and self-deprecative strategy that speaks to the unattainable beauty of the fashion […]
The countdown to the 56th Cannes Lions Internation Advertising Festival is on, with only 3 weeks to go! Just watching a videoblog on Campaign Brief from Cannes 2008, and was reminded of this awesome ad for Schweppes! It won a Gold Lion (as it should) and was shot with ultra slow motion cameras capturing the footage at a massive 10,000 frames per second. It's so beautiful, it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside :D haha! Definitely one of my favourite ads of all time.
Cute series of ads :D I can't seem to find the other few.. My favourite was in there somewhere! ah well, here's one of them :)
Clickjobs.com – Overtime Hobby Ideas Stores – Butterfly The New Zealand International Comedy Festival – Nothing's sacred Jayco Motorhomes – House Plan And just for laughs.. Oasis – Rubberduckzilla
Was so in love with this ad when we first saw it at one Fireside meeting!! Well done to Dav, Bryan and Julian!! Been searching youtube for weeks so I could link it, but the high res wont allow embedding, so have to link the shit one. Love it :)
Last night I was amongst many who went to Double Lucky to listen to Simon McQuoid talk about his career, his philosophies and give an insight into his work. Simon worked as an Art Director in Perth in the 1990s, and returns to Perth every couple of years for holidays from his base in New York where he is one of America's hottest directors. In the past year he has risen to #3 in the world in The Gunn Report rankings. Simon was the director of the highly awarded Microsoft Xbox 360 / "Halo 3" video game internet campaign named […]
Awesome. Done by Oli from OliandAlex.com and Tori from ToriFlower.com. Check out the 'making of' video. p.s: Check out Oli's sketch book! awesome :D
This video was forwarded to me at work.. it has so much impact! Apparently…. this video was submitted by a 20 year old in a contest titled "u @ 50" It won second place. When they showed it, everyone in the room was awe-struck and broke into spontaneous applause.
One of my old favourites.
I've been sifting through a load of old print ads today, many dating back from the 1850's! Some are hilarious, the copy they used is priceless.. one of my favourites for Palmolive Soap: "Palmolive's Beauty Plan brings exciting complexion loveliness" … What the! Also, Lose weight with Aids!? Gold! Haha anyway, I came across a whole load of them for Kodak… …which reminded me of a page in one of Paul Arden's books.. I read both of his bestselling paperbacks, "Whatever you think, think the opposite", and "It's not how good you are, it's how good you want to be". […]
I remember reading about this back when I was 15. I was always in love with the Apple Ipod ads, and used to make my own versions – haha! The tagline was something like.. "Life is random.. and so is Michelle!" I'll see if I can find them.. They'd be funny to laugh at now :P LIFE IS RANDOM: (2003)Apple Computers unveiled their new portable music player called the iPod Shuffle. Those who wish to remain in control of the order in which their music is played will not be able to stand the device, as it can only play […]


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So I'm in the mood for new music. I'll listen to lots of stuff, new or old. I'll give you some stuff as a template.
I love progressive stuff, but I'm picky. Anything like Yes, Porcupine Tree, Pineapple Thief, Spock's Beard, Demians, stuff like that is fair game.
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Recital begins the Year 2006, Saskatoon's Centenary - January 22, 2006
On January 22, 2006, Gustin House presented a Saskatoon Centennial Recital featuring Timothy Steeves, piano and Nancy Dahn, violin. Timothy performed four piano solo works, and in the second half of the program he and Nancy appeared as "Duo Concertante." The evening was a splendid musical beginning to the centenary of the city Lyell Gustin chose as his lifetime home, and which honoured him as "an outstanding musician, teacher, and leader [who] has made a very great contribution to the musical life of this community and of the nation" (City of Saskatoon Award for Distinguished Public Service, April 1972).
This Recital was dedicated to another worthy Saskatoon citizen, the late Lloyd Rodwell, in appreciation for his commitment to preserving the Gustin House and the Gustin musical legacy. Following is the poster, and below that, the program for the recital.
2006 Heritage Award to Gustin House! - February 13, 2006
Walter Thiessen, president, accepted the Award on behalf of the Committee. Also recognized for their work on Gustin House were Allan Duddridge of Stantec Architecture Ltd., Harry Dalsgaard of D2 Construction, and Renee Duddridge of Duddridge Interior Design, all of Saskatoon. In attendance at the ceremony were others from the architectural firm and the construction company, as well as family members and friends of the Committee. At a reception at Frances Morrison Library following the Award Ceremony, photos of Gustin House and of the all the winning heritage entries were on display.
After the months of intense work during 2005 by Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee members, this recognition was an honour and a joy! Thank you to those whose excellent professional services made the fine restoration of Gustin House possible, and to others who have assisted in so many ways.
An Evening in Celebration of the Fine Arts, February 26, 2006
An Evening of Mozart, Gustin House, April 9, 2006
During his career as a piano teacher, Lyell Gustin often arranged musical events highlighting composers in their significant years and on special anniversaries. Gustin House, joining with the musical world in marking 2006 as the 250th anniversary of the birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, presented an evening program celebrating the words and works of Mozart.
Henry Woolf, Saskatoon's "dean of the stage," read selected Mozart letters written between 1770 and late 1791 to family members and friends. Pianist Zsuzsanna Takáts, a graduate of the Franz Lizst Academy in Budapest, and Gregory Schulte, a Gustin graduate, performed one of Mozart's sonatas for piano, four hands; Mr. Schulte performed a set of variations; and Carissa Klopoushak, Principal Second Violin of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra, joined Mr. Schulte in a sonata for piano and violin. Both music and letters richly revealed the warmth and humour, the love of life, and the creative brilliance of one of the greatest composers the world has known.
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Service of Dedication of the Lyell Gustin Memorial Gravestone on May 31, 2006
May 31, 2006, marked the 111th anniversary of Lyell Gustin's birth in Fitch Bay, QC. That afternoon, on the occasion of the installation of a memorial stone at Dr. Gustin's burial place, a Service of Dedication was held at 2:00 p.m., Woodlawn Cemetery, Saskatoon. The Rt. Rev. Thomas O. Morgan, retired Bishop of Saskatoon, conducted the service. Walter Thiessen read a tribute to Lyell Gustin, written by Dr. Joan Halmo; and a brass ensemble performed at the opening and closing of the service. Gathered in the afternoon light of a splendid spring day were a number of Gustin graduates and friends, as well as a great-niece of Lyell Gustin--Provie Gray, with her husband George, of Langham, SK. Following the service, a reception was held at Gustin House.
The granite memorial stone is the gift of Boyd McDonald, Gustin graduate and Professor Emeritus at Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, ON; Mr. McDonald was in attendance for the service of dedication. The Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee has invited artists¹ designs for a bronze medallion in the likeness of Lyell Gustin which will be mounted on the memorial stone. Anyone wishing to contribute toward the medallion may contact Walter Thiessen at (306) 373-9103.
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Recital, "Music and Memories from the Lyell Gustin Studios" on June
The Gustin graduates each spoke briefly about the experience and influence of the Gustin Studios in their lives and work. Mr. Schulte, who performed in several ensembles at the recital, described his memory of coming to lessons in the Gustin Studios as entering the "Holy of Holies." Commenting on his original piano compositions, Ewen Coxworth recalled that Dr.Gustin had encouraged him to compose in his student days. Mr. McDonald, who performed works by Mozart and Brahms which he had just played in recital in Bayreuth, Germany (April 2006), noted that Brahms was a favourite composer of Mr. Gustin. The program appears below.
Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Heritage Architecture Excellence Awards - June 10, 2006
On June 10, 2006, the Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee Inc. received a Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Society Excellence Award for the restoration of Gustin House. Her Honour, the Honourable Dr. Lynda M. Haverstock , Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, made the presentation in a ceremony at Convocation Hall, University of Saskatchewan; Saskatoon; Dr. Joan Halmo accepted the award on behalf of the Committee. Also recognized in the Award were Stantec Architecture, represented at the event by Allan Duddridge, principal architect; and D2 Construction, represented by Harry Dalsgaard, manager. Thank you to the fine professionals and to all who have contributed in any way to the wonderful success of the Gustin House restoration!
The handsome framed certificate for this provincial award is on display at Gustin House, where it joins a City of Saskatoon Heritage Award received by the Committee in February 2006 as well as the City of Saskatoon Heritage Award received by the late Lloyd Rodwell for his dedication and foresight in preserving the Lyell Gustin property.
At the June 10 Ceremony, the Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Association President's Special Award, given for outstanding heritage leadership, was presented to Peggy Sarjeant of Saskatoon. Among her many community contributions, Peggy has served on the Gustin/Trounce Heritage Committee for some two and a half years and has brought her extensive experience to the restoration and preservation of the Gustin and Trounce Houses. Congratulations, Peggy!
Photos below are by Bill Gray, courtesy of the Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Society.
Summer Concert - Trio Colore - August 21, 2006
On Monday, August 21, Gustin House presented its third and last major recital of the Saskatoon Centennial series. Trio Colore performed works by Mozart, Beethoven and Dvorak for a large and warmly appreciative audience at Grace-Westminster United Church.
Members of the trio are violinist Kerry DuWors of Brandon, MB; cellist Rachel Pomedli, currently of Nishinomiya, Japan; and pianist Erica Tang of New York City. Ms. DuWors and Ms. Pomedli, both natives of Saskatoon, had studied piano with Gustin graduate, the late Sheila Shinkewski, to whom the concert was dedicated. Ms. Tang, originally of Edmonton, counts as one of her masterclass teachers the late Thelma Johannes-O¹Neill, also a graduate of the Lyell Gustin Piano Studios.
Thank you to Trio Colore for the fine summer concert; and thank you to the volunteers, to those who contributed services, and to all donors to Gustin House!
Celebrating the Luminous: Music of Mozart, and Images of Light November 26, 2006
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13 Conversations About One Thing (2005)
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Story: Ensemble drama from director Jill Sprecher. The lives of several different New Yorkers, from an academic having a mid-life crisis to a young woman waiting for a miracle, intersect and intertwine, as each one discovers the different ways in which their lives can affect others. Starring Matthew McConaughey, John Turturro, and Alan Arkin.
Starring: Matthew McConaughey, David Connelly, Joseph Siravo, Paul Austin, John Turturro, Amy Irving, Alan Arkin, Shawn Elliott, Rob McElhenney, Clea DuVall
Directed by: Jill Sprecher
Music by: Alex Wurman
Produced by: Beni Tadd Atoori, Gina Resnick
Written by: Jill Sprecher, Karen Sprecher
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Pete Howells was born in the North East of England. He attended Bretton Hall College where he studied Art and Drama. His first degree was from Leeds University, his MA from Brighton. Pete has taught English, Art and Drama to a variety of students. He spent 4 years as a singer songwriter touring with various bands before returning to teaching.
His main interests remain Literature, Music and the Visual Arts. Pete is fascinated by the world experienced inside the mind and the effect the internal understanding has on our actions.
"Those deemed, 'mentally ill', 'behaviourally disturbed' or 'psychologically damaged' provide a backdrop to his work. He doesn't claim to provide answers but he does attempt to ask the right questions through his characters."
Pete has published three novels, two short stories, one story for children (with accompanying worksheets) and a poetry compilation. He is currently working with on a play with actor and playwright Ross Gurney-Randall.
You can purchase Pete's books on Amazon or via links on his website www.petehowells.co.uk
Carole Hayman
Carole Hayman is an English writer, broadcaster, actor and director. She was born in Kent, and attended Leeds University and the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. She was an associate director at The Royal Court Theatre in the late eighties. During that time she appeared in many of Caryl Churchill's plays including, Cloud Nine and Top Girls. As Associate Director, she directed plays by Sarah Daniels, Andrea Dunbar, GE Newman, Fay Weldon and Sue Townsend, including Ripen our Darkness and Byrthrite by Sarah Daniels and Bazaar and Rummage and The Great Celestial Cow by Sue Townsend.
Carole Hayman has published many comic and satirical novels and written radio and TV series for the BBC, ITV and CHANNEL FOUR. These include Ladies of Letters (co-written with Lou Wakefield) and The Refuge and The Spinney (co-written with Sue Townsend).
You can purchase Carole's books and other publication via Amazon. Hard Choices can be purchased in PaperBack or Kindle Edition.
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We are proud to announce the publication of Alex Radcliffe's first novel, 'A short film about Serial Killing'. This is an excellently written story, intense and explosive with some highly provocative elements. With verified endorsements and support from Fay Weldon, Nicci French & Lesley Manville this novel cannot fail to deliver.
We know nothing about Alex Radcliffe other than the fact that the writer lives in London and has at least two other novels ready to go.
You can purchase 'A short film about Serial Killing' in Kindle Edition. It is not currently available in PaperBack.
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Paul Todd Writes songs, musicals and music for the theatre. He has been involved in 185 shows including 33 world premieres and written scores for 19 West End shows.
Paul spent many years as a partner of Sir Alan Ayckbourn in Scarborough. He was Musical Director of The Royal National Theatre for 4 years and has lectured at Leeds University, New York University, the University of Massachusetts, The City Literary Institute, and the Faculty of Performance Arts at Bretton Hall.
Paul has played with numerous musicians including Graham Bond, Sting, Dave Newton, and Peter Straker. 'Fluke and The Bannajee' is Toddy's first set of stories for children.
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Now playing in theaters is director Steven Spielberg's fantastic new movie, War Horse. Based on the Award winning play (which is based on Michael Morpurgo's book) and set during World War I, War Horse tells the story of "the remarkable friendship between a horse named Joey and a young man called Albert (Jeremy Irvine), who tames and trains him." And don't just take my word for it, early screenings have been very positive and the drama is heading into Oscar season with very positive buzz, especially after the National Board of review named War Horse one of the best 10 films of the year. The film also stars Emily Watson, David Thewlis, Peter Mullan, Niels Arestrup, Tom Hiddleston, Benedict Cumberbatch, Patrick Kennedy, and Toby Kebbell. You can watch the trailer here and here's seven clips.
To help promote the film, DreamWorks recently held a press junket in New York City and I was able to talk with Irvine and Watson on camera. While I only had a few minutes, they each talked about how they got cast in War Horse, what it like to work for Spielberg, deleted scenes, and a lot more. Check out what they had to say after the jump.
Finally, if you missed my group interview with Spielberg, producer Kathleen Kennedy, and screenwriter Richard Curtis, click here. Here's my exclusive video interview with cinematographer Janusz Kaminski. Here's my exclusive video interview with Kathleen Kennedy where she talked about making the film, working with Spielberg, and she gave me tons of updates on future projects like Jurassic Park 4 and the Tintin sequel. And here's my video interview with Tom Hiddleston, Patrick Kennedy and Toby Kebbell.
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Small Harlow Satchel Dark Moss Printed Nylon Multi-Dots
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When my son was a year old, I finally stopped working my Job. I worked from home, and with a medical resident for a husband, nursing, unsteady and pricey childcare (which sometimes did not stop virtual meeting attendees from hearing baby screams) and just general burn-burn-burnout, I decided enough was enough. After I stopped working my capital J Job to stay home full time with my son, it became pretty clear that I wasn't planning on looking for a Real Job again. But now that he's 2, I'm not so up to my eyeballs in life. I'm actually considering doing something MORE with my time and it's really exciting to feel that way again – because let me tell you, I thought the feeling of barely treading water successfully wasn't going to end.
I've said before that the knitting and fiber community is one of the most inclusive and encouraging that I know of. In it, I've found something that is entirely my own. It wasn't thrust upon me and I'm not doing it for anyone but myself. At this point in my knitting journey, I'm considering where to go from here. I'd like to take this passionate hobby of mine and go more in a more career-oriented direction. I have more aspirations and ideas than fingers and toes, so it's proving difficult to focus on one thing or even decide what I could focus on.
Pattern Designing – I've already dipped my toe into the pattern designing waters with a free little baby hat pattern that details how to achieve jogless stripes and a Game of Thrones-inspired shawl pattern. Patterns are really time-consuming to write (for me), but they are a really great way to express an idea that I need to get out of my head. And it's nice passive income, should I be lucky enough to sell some copies! Designing is one thing I can do right now that doesn't really cost me money. The cost of yarn to knit a sample is minimal (plus I either keep it or gift it), the time it takes to write and perfect a pattern doesn't actively cost money, and it's done during times when I couldn't really be doing anything productive anyway. Waiting for inspiration to strike and getting in a fist-fight with impostor syndrome make it a bit of a slow process, but it at least feels like I'm doing something and contributing (since my kiddo is currently playing with buttons and in no way wants my interference).
Photography – There are definitely some skills I need to learn to up my game. I do like to do things properly and to seem professional. A lot of people in the knitting community communicate their ideas and designs through photography on Instagram. It's a bit disheartening to lose followers because you're pretty sure your pictures aren't fancy enough. So I probably need to learn about photography, especially as I design more patterns.
Natural Dyeing – My ultimate goal is to have sheep raised by myself & my bff Renee whose wool we'll have milled into yarn which we will then dye with plants we grew ourselves… but holy guacamole are there a lot of steps and dollars between here and there, so I'm not thinking about that just yet. What I am going to work on in the meantime is growing some dye plants in my yard to experiment with colors and techniques. Just for funsies.
Retailing Yarn – My big endeavor, possibly in a year or so, will be to start an online yarn retail shop. I know there are a lot of them, but I'm hoping mine will be unique in an inclusive way. There are a lot of people out there who, like me, are environmentally-conscious. Therefore, I'd like to carry many different types and brands of yarn all in one place that has an environmental advantage. Whether a patron is looking for non-superwash, local/domestic, plant-dyed, breed-specific yarn or wool from holistically managed sheep, I hope they'll find what they want with me. This won't be able to get off the ground for a while since I'll need a significant amount of capital to get started, but I'm very much looking forward to this. I'm collecting a long list of brands to reach out to in the future, and I hope I get moral support from the fiber community :).
I have a lot on my mind about how I can make my hobby into a business, as you can see. For now, I'll be working a little bit every day – selfish-knitting, writing patterns, playing with dye, figuring out What Is A Photography. And living. I'll be doing that too.


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The Babyguynyc wears PO.P Classic Stripes!0
December 30, 2014 by Polarn O. Pyret
Our Classic Stripes were a real hit this holiday season. Some people even wore them thru the streets of New York City and caused some excitement. See Jamie Grayson aka the Babyguynyc on his way to a holiday photo shoot sporting his Classic Stripe ensemble in poppy, complete with our Elf cap — yes, he squeezed into a kid's size 9-12 years. The leggings and top thankfully come in adult sizes! When there is a will there is a way!
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I'm very late to this post but I wanted to write that I really valued your Mom's presence on the boards. She was the first person I thought of when I drafted up my invitations and she really encouraged etiquette for all.
I'm saddened to read of her passing and hope that her last moments were peaceful. I hope that each day you are able to remember a wonderful moment with your Mom and keep those memories close.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
An Irish Table for a Filipina!
32 comments:
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
Christine you have enough beautiful things to make such great looking setting for St. Pat's! I love the square dishes with the shamrocks, they're so different! I'm also crazy about your napkins, they're really perfect and all your green glass ware. Have a happy St. Patrick's Day..even if we're not Irish, but we are Catholic, which counts, lol..
- March 13, 2013 at 10:08 AM
- Marigene said...
You know I love this very green table...you have dishes for every holiday or occasion! Nice shamrock plates. I can't wait for you to do a duck inspired table...I have a mallard tureen with mini tureens that I should do a table around.
- March 13, 2013 at 11:12 AM
- Alycia Nichols said...
Hey, Christine! The sign of a true tablescape artist is when she/he can use the same elements and make them look different every time. Some of these items may have been used last year, but it's the WAY you have so artfully displayed them that makes this table shine on its own note! I love the teapot! I'll bet the Chicago Marshalls and TJ Maxx stores have TONS of stuff in them!!! I like the mallard napkin rings, too. I can't believe I sold all my wooden mallards in a garage sale a few years back! They were beautiful! At that time, though, I didn't have space for them. Boo hoo hoo! :-( Have a happy St. Patrick's Day!
- March 13, 2013 at 11:30 AM
- Unknown said...
Hello Christine, Green is such a rich and commanding color and this green in your Pictures is lovely...I really love this tablescape! Too, your heading is very nice and family oriented! Have a Wonderful Wednesday!
Hugs, Loretta
- March 13, 2013 at 11:57 AM
- Traci said...
So cute! It's amazing how you have so much stuff for every holiday!! I don't have the first thing for St Patrick's Day!
- March 13, 2013 at 12:07 PM
- Creations By Cindy said...
Love all your St. Patty's day~ As always, beautiful! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
- March 13, 2013 at 2:06 PM
- Chubby Chieque said...
Hello Ate Xine,
Your setting doesn't look like you were out of stocks §:-)
Graciousness, I don't have anything for St. Partick. Hope I could purchase some greenies tomorrow or on Friday and can make a setting My Way". Kainis ala po kasing mga ganitong bagay sa Sweden, in fact Ireland is just a stone throw away fro Scandinavia.
TY for sharing once again, Ate. Love all your collections, no matter what.
Hugs to Kuya John & to the strongest Mother evah.
- March 13, 2013 at 2:31 PM
- Susan said...
Christine, your St. Patrick's day table is very pretty. You pulled a great look from all the things you had. So very pretty!
- March 13, 2013 at 2:36 PM
- Gina @ VictorianWannaBe said...
Hi Christine,
My favorite color is green so I am totally admiring your table! Love those green etched glasses. Thanks for sharing! Gina
- March 13, 2013 at 3:24 PM
- Lynn said...
You've pulled together a very pretty green table Christine! I love the square shamrock plates-enjoy:@)
- March 13, 2013 at 5:45 PM
- Diane said...
What a great St. Patrick's table! You have so many great pieces - the plates, the candle holders, the beautiful green goblets, but I really love those napkins. I have never seen any shamrock one that adorable. Hope you have a fabulous St. Patrick's Day!!
- March 13, 2013 at 6:55 PM
- Barbara F. said...
Beautiful table, Christine. You have a lot of St. Paddy's things! xo
- March 13, 2013 at 7:19 PM
Your tables are always fabulous Christine! I love your St Pat's scape.
Happy St Patrick's Day!
- March 13, 2013 at 7:22 PM
- Ricki Treleaven said...
Oh, Christine! I love the little square plates so much! I really want them!!!!!!!!! ;P
Everyone is Irish in March. Everyone! I really do love your tablescape. It's so cute!
- March 13, 2013 at 7:25 PM
- Tea in Texas said...
Terrific St. Pat's Day table! I love the Square shamrock plates! The green and gold dinner plates are so elegant and will be wonderful to use for so many occasions. The centerpiece with the shamrock teapot is lovely with the flowers. A Happy March 17th to you!
- March 13, 2013 at 7:46 PM
- kitty@ Kitty's Kozy Kitchen said...
Your table is so pretty, Christine! I love your dishes, your centerpiece and those darling napkins. The votives are adorable and add a spark to your table. Happy St. Paddy's Day!
- March 13, 2013 at 8:31 PM
- Debbie@Mountain Breaths said...
Christine, you have so many lovely pieces! I love this green table. The mallard napkin rings are great!
- March 13, 2013 at 9:13 PM
- The French Hutch said...
I love the greens Christine. The shamrock plates are my favorite. As always your table looks like you spent days but I know how creative your are and I'm sure you put this together in no time. Beautiful Christine........
The French Hutch
- March 13, 2013 at 10:26 PM
- Marlis said...
So many pretty things.. The plates are masterpieces and I just love the votive holders.. Your table looks so inviting and I love that you used the same things.. Wishing you a Happy St. Patrick's day and sending all the good Irish blessings your way.. xo marlis
- March 13, 2013 at 11:04 PM
- Linda (More Fun Less Laundry) said...
Hi Christine, I'm looking forward to seeing your duck table! This one is also wonderful and those shell votives are amazing! Great find. I hope you enjoy your St. Patty's Day. Linda
- March 13, 2013 at 11:26 PM
- Sarah said...
Christine, you may be Filipina, but this table is full of Irish charm. Every detail is lovely. Nothing wrong with using things again and again. That's the fun of having these pieces in our cupboards. '-)
Happy St. Patrick's Day! ~ Sarah
- March 14, 2013 at 12:11 AM
- Tricia said...
Christine, you have collected a lot of gorgeous pieces and assembled them beautifully for this St. Patrick's Day table! Those deep green glasses really caught me eye, as did the square salad plates. Sounds like you like to shop when you travel like I do!
- March 14, 2013 at 6:29 AM
- bj said...
I love your beautiful SP Day table, Christiney....
Those green glasses are awesome and I adore the square dishes...
Are your babies gonna be wearing GREEN...? :))
- March 14, 2013 at 9:00 AM
- Nellie's Cozy place said...
Lovely St. patricks day table.
That brilliant green is always so beautiful and fresh and spring looking. Love those beautiful goblets.
Have a have St. Patricks day,
Blessings, Nellie
- March 14, 2013 at 11:00 AM
- Bonnie said...
I love your teapot and such pretty green glasses! You definitely have the knack to set a great themed table.
- March 14, 2013 at 8:32 PM
- Donna said...
Hi, C!
Lovely green St. Paddy's Table. You have a little bit of everything on that table.
- March 14, 2013 at 9:19 PM
- Lady Linda said...
I have been waiting for this post and oh how great it is! I love your centerpiece but it's fun to look at everything and hear the stories behind the goodies.
- March 15, 2013 at 11:43 AM
- Kathleen said...
Well done! I can't believe those pretty green glasses were a dollar!
The napkins are adorable too, and I love the teapot centerpiece!
Thanks so much for crawling in the St. Patrick's Blog Crawl!
- March 15, 2013 at 8:27 PM
- The French Hutch said...
I love your St. Patrick's Day tablescape Christine. I love the shamrock plates and the green stems. You always have the perfect finishing touches. The teapot is gorgeous! Happy St. Patrick's Day.....
The French Hutch
- March 16, 2013 at 11:01 PM
- Debbie-Dabble Blog and A Debbie-Dabble Christmas said...
What a beautiful tablescape and perfect for the Holiday!!
You always do such stunning tablescape!!
Love those dishes!!
- March 17, 2013 at 6:16 AM
- The HOME GIRL said...
This is a beautiful table, Christine! I love the shamrock plates, and napkins and those cute mallard duck napkin rings! Looks great!!!
Thanks so much for linking up to the FESTIVE FRIDAY FIESTA this week! =D
- March 17, 2013 at 8:04 AM
- Kathy said...
Well worth the wait, Christine - you did a marvelous job putting all these wonderful acccessories and dishes together - Perfectly Irish! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
- March 20, 2013 at 2:18 PM
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HONOLULU — Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC) celebrates National Nurses Week, an annual weeklong celebration from May 6 to 12, where the hard work and dedication of all nursing professionals are honored.
Brig. Gen. Dennis Doyle, Commanding General for Pacific Regional Medical Command and TAMC, kicked off the celebration with a ribbon cutting and provided some words of appreciation for all attending.
"From the bottom of the collective hearts of the Tripler ohana and the Pacific Region, I want to thank you for what you do and encourage you to keep doing it. Because of the diversity and all the contributions you make to Army Medicine, we extend that (celebration) to the whole week."
This year's theme, "Nurses: Leading the Way," recognized nurses in all their leadership roles from boardroom to bedside, private practice to Army medical centers.
2nd Lt. Nathan Cox, Staff Nurse in Medical Telemetry, is just one of the many nurses at TAMC who say they appreciate the recognition and feel fortunate to work in a role that ties directly into the Army Core Values.
"Selfless Service encompasses (definitive healing) by sustaining the fighting force, their families and retirees," said Cox.
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Crucial MX200 500GB SSD Review (Page 7)
Futuremark PCMark 8 Extended - Consistency Test
Heavy Usage Model
We consider PCMark 8's consistency test to be our heavy usage model test. This is the usage model most enthusiasts, heavy duty gamers, and professionals fall into. If you do a lot of gaming, audio/video processing, rendering, or have workloads of this nature, then this test will be most relevant to you. PCMark 8 has built-in, command line executed storage testing. The PCMark 8 Consistency test measures the performance consistency and the degradation tendency of a storage system.
The Storage test workloads are repeated. Between each repetition, the storage system is bombarded with a usage that causes degraded drive performance. In the first part of the test, the cycle continues until a steady degraded level of performance has been reached. (Steady State)
In the second part, the recovery of the system is tested by allowing the system to idle and measuring the performance after 5-minute long intervals. (Internal drive maintenance: Garbage Collection (GC)) The test reports the performance level at the start, the degraded steady-state, and the recovered state, as well as the number of iterations required to reach the degraded state and the recovered state.
We feel Futuremark's Consistency Test is the best test ever devised to show the true performance of solid-state storage in a heavy usage scenario. This test takes on average 13 to 17 hours to complete, and writes somewhere between 450GB and 14,000GB of test data depending on the drive being tested. If you want to know what an SSD's performance is going to look like after a few months or even years of heavy usage, this test will show you.
Here's a breakdown of Futuremark's Consistency Test:
Precondition phase:
1. Write to the drive sequentially through up to the reported capacity with random data.
2. Write the drive through a second time (to take care of overprovisioning).
Degradation phase:
1. Run writes of random size between 8*512 and 2048*512 bytes on random offsets for 10 minutes.
2. Run performance test (one pass only).
3. Repeat 1 and 2 for 8 times, and on each pass increase the duration of random writes by 5 minutes.
Steady state phase:
1. Run writes of random size between 8*512 and 2048*512 bytes on random offsets for 50 minutes.
2. Run performance test (one pass only).
3. Repeat 1 and 2 for 5 times.
Recovery phase:
1. Idle for 5 minutes.
2. Run performance test (one pass only).
3. Repeat 1 and 2 for 5 times.
Storage Bandwidth
PCMark 8's Consistency test provides a ton of data output that we can use to judge a drives performance.
We consider steady state bandwidth (the blue bar) our test that carries the most weight in ranking a drive/arrays performance. Performance after Garbage Collection (GC) (the orange and red bars) is what we consider the second most important consideration when ranking a drives performance. Trace based consistency testing is where true high performing SSDs are separated from the rest of the pack.
What impresses us about the MX200 is that it performs 53.7% better in this steady state (blue bar) heavy usage simulation than the MX100. As we see it, this result and our transfer testing results verify beyond any doubt that the MX200 is considerably faster than the MX100 despite a reduction in parallelism. This is a clear demonstration of what even a small amount of overprovisioning can do for a drive's steady state performance.
We chart our test subject's storage bandwidth as reported at each of the test's 18 trace iterations. This gives us a good visual perspective of how our test subjects perform as testing progresses.
Total Access Time (Latency)
We chart the total time the disk is accessed as reported at each of the test's 18 trace iterations.
Disk Busy Time
Disk Busy Time is how long the disk is busy working. We chart the total time the disk is working as reported at each of the tests 18 trace iterations.
When latency is low, disk busy time is low as well.
Data Written
We measure the total amount of random data that our test drive/array is capable of writing during the degradation phases of the consistency test. Pre-conditioning data is not included in the total. The total combined time that degradation data is written to the drive/array is 470 minutes. This can be very telling. The better the drive/array can process a continuous stream of random data, the more data will be written.
The results of this test again demonstrate the MX200 can deliver superior performance in comparison to the MX100 it is replacing.
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- Page 1 [Introduction, Drive Specifications, Pricing and Availability]
- Page 2 [Drive Details, Test System Setup, Array Properties]
- Page 3 [SSD Toolbox]
- Page 4 [Synthetic Benchmarks - ATTO, Anvil Storage Utilities, CrystalDiskMark & AS SSD]
- Page 5 [Benchmarks (Trace Based OS Volume) - PCMark Vantage, PCMark 7 & PCMark 8]
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8Â Amazing Benefits Of Neem Flower
Neem or Azadirachta indica tree is one such plant that benefits us in many ways. Every part of this tree has some medicinal benefits. We have heard a lot about many uses of neem leaves for treating skin problems and other disorders. But the flowers of neem tree are not that popular. The truth is that the tiny, white neem flower have some amazing benefits in store. They taste bitter but are quite good for health.
Take a look at amazing benefits of neem flowers-
Cure Skin problems with Neem Flower
If you want a floral solution for your acne and other similar skin troubles then make a paste of neem flowers and use it on affected area. Wash it off in a few minutes and get better skin. Neem flower also helps in healing leprosy and itching when used in conjunction with other herbal ingredients.
Neem flower also heals wounds and rashes.
Aromatherapy with Neem Flower
Neem flower oil has calming and soothing effect. It is used in aromatherapy widely. Besides aromatherapy treatments, neem flower oil is also present in cosmetic preparations like creams, massage oils and astringents.
Cure Tummy Troubles with Neem Flower
Neem flower helps in curing bile excess, intestinal worms and phlegm problems. Dried neem flowers are ingested for the purpose. Making neem flowers a part of food-spices also helps keeping these problems in check.
Improve Eyesight with Neem Flower
Dried and fried neem flowers can be taken daily to strengthen eyes and improve their power.
Become Strong with Neem Flower
Neem flowers provide vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Wash neem flowers and dry them in shade. Soak the flowers in honey and ingest this honey daily. Your immunity will be enhanced.
This honey also cures throat infection and is good for diabetics.
Treat Headache with Neem Flower
If your head is feeling heavy or you have earache, take steam with neem flower. Boil water with neem flowers and inhale the steam to get rid of head and ear aches.
Recover Quickly with Neem Flowers
Neem flowers make recovery after debilitating fever quick. Daily intake will make you stronger quickly.
Get Stronger Hair with Neem Flower
These Flowers also give you a healthy scalp. Due to this your hair become shiny and healthy too.
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The award is sponsored by adidas, the NFCA's Official Footwear, and is presented to athletes from NFCA member schools in each of the following nine divisions: NCAA (Divisions I, II and III), NAIA, NJCAA (Divisions I, II and III), Cal JC and NWAACC.
Divisional committees made up of NFCA member coaches determined the adidas Golden Shoe winners. The winners, by division, were as follows:
NCAA Division I — Caitlin Lowe, University of Arizona
Lowe successfully swiped 33 of her 35 stolen base attempts as she helped the Wildcats to a 54-11 record and the 2006 national championship. She hit .425 on the year with a pair of home runs and 27 RBIs. She scored 52 times on the season, including a Women's College World Series-record eight in the run to the title.
NCAA Division II — Kandace Kubat, Angelo State University
Kubat stole 54 bases in 58 attempts in 2006 and led the Belles in hitting (.405) as Angelo State finished the year 31-26 after falling in conference tournament action to NCAA Division II national tournament competitor Central Oklahoma. Kubat also led the team in runs with 59, and she drove in another 15 runs behind five doubles, four triples and a home run.
NCAA Division III — Carrie Embree, University of St. Thomas
Embree stole 42 bases on 47 attempts as she and the Tommies finished as the 2006 national runner-up. Embree, a starter in all 52 of the team's games, paced St. Thomas at the plate with a .509 average and ranked second in runs with 61. Reaching base at a .577 clip, Embree added 35 RBIs on nine doubles, three triples and seven home runs.
NAIA — Christy Nagy, Bethel College
Nagy successfully swiped 62 of 66 bases on the season as Bethel College advanced to the NAIA Regional tournament. Her total, tops in NAIA, helped Bethel finish the year ranked sixth in the category nationally.
NJCAA Division I — Ashlee Ackerman, Arizona Western College
Ackerman finished the 2006 campaign with an NJCAA Division I-leading 77 stolen bases in 81 attempts as the Matadors finished the season 41-18 following a pair of playoff losses to eventual national champion Pima. Ackerman hit .497 with 81 runs and 25 RBIs.
NJCAA Division II — Tracy Kaatz, Macomb Community College
Kaatz finished second in NJCAA Division II in stolen bases with 67 in 71 tries for a 94-percent stolen base percentage. The outfielder scored 57 runs and drove in 19 as she hit a team-leading 13 doubles and three triples.
NJCAA Division III — Gladys Cabeza, Corning Community College
The runner-up to the stolen base crown in NJCAA Division III for 2006, Cabeza successfully swiped all 33 of her steal attempts. Cabeza hit .452 on the year to lead the team to a 26-8 record. She also scored 52 runs and drove in 35 more as she hit nine triples and six doubles to go along with three home runs.
Cal JC — Liz Perez, West Valley College
Perez stole 68 bases on the season to claim her second straight adidas Golden Shoe Award for Cal JC. She helped guide her team to the Cal JC state tournament, where the team finished the season with a 48-2 mark. She hit .510, third-best on the team, with 35 RBIs and 63 runs, which tied for tops on the squad.
NWAACC — Chelsea Lally, Chemeketa Community College
Lally paced Chmeketa with 42 stolen bases in 43 attempts for a .977 stolen base percentage. Her efforts on the base paths played a key role in leading the second-year team to a 33-11 record and a 24-8 mark in South Division play.


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Since the winter of 2014, residents of central Pennsylvania have been engaged in a fight to protect our land, homes, and history from being uprooted by the proposed Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline.
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Together we can declare:
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FC: And this is how i got there... | My Dream Life; Cory Tyler Salerno
1: This is the United States Marine Corps. This is what ive always wanted to do since i was like 9. You have to pass high school to join and you dont need any expierence because they teach you everything. The salary for the marines is the same as if you were in the army but after 20 years of service you get benefits and pension. Bonuses and raises are earned throughout duty in the service and achieving different ranks.
2: This is a 2010 Toyota Supra Supercharged Tubro. Its monthly Payment is 2,917$ a month for 3 years and it costs 105,000$ Another expense would be the rims which cost a total of 1200$ and the last cost would be a sound system of 1500$ This right here is my Dream Car
3: I've always wanted to live in a condo type apartment in the city. I would want it to be a couple stories off the ground with a good view. The price of the apartment i want would be 15,000$ and the monthly payment would be 417$ a month for 3 years.
4: This is Lake Garda in Italy. I've always wanteds to go to italy for vacation. 3 expenses for this trip would be the flight tickets which would cost 515$ a person, having to rent a hotel which looked at being 97$ a night, and renting a car if needed which was 65$ a day.