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Emjoi eMagine Epilator
- Overview
- Features
- Middle lifting fingers prepares hair for removal by lifting flat and short hair, while decreasing the possibility of ingrown hair
- Removes hair from the root leaving skin smooth for up to 6 weeks
- Silver Ion Technology provides antimicrobial protection
- Curve shape is designed to hug to the curves of the body
- Ergonomically engineered handle is balanced in your hand and is easy to hold and maneuver all over the body
- Removes hair from the root as short as 0.5 mm
- Gentle enough to remove delicate facial hair on the upper lip and chin
- Great for removing hair on the legs, bikini line, and underams
- Soft touch grip for ultimate comfort and control
- Dual speed control
- Electronically-operated (corded)
- About the brand
Emjoi, the leaders in hair removal, have incorporated everything they know about epilation to create the Emjoi eMagine Epilator featuring 72 tweezers, the most on the market!
Model#: AP-18 / SKU: 002779
For maximum results after epilating, follow with the Emjoi After Epilation Cream.
The tops in hair removal, Emjoi epilators, shavers and accessories leave your skin flawlessly smooth. Emjoi makes hair removal easy with a wide variety of products for everyone from the hair removal novice to smooth skin experts. You'll dare to be bare.
Wonderful! Cheaper Then Waxing! Saves Money In The Long Run!!I have been getting my legs waxed for the last couple of years. I loved the results, but hated having to schedule appointments and wait for hair to grow long enough to wax.....ick!! I decided to buy an epilator and read lots of reviews before I did. I love my Emjoi. I love the fact that it ionizes and kills germs as it does its epilating. For me there is almost no pain...but maybe it is due to the fact that I was already comfortable with waxing. So if epilating is uncomfotable at first....keep at it...it will get better!!! The directions say exfoliate...I use scrubby gloves in the shower...with a body wash...so I don't have to spend extra money on extra exfoliating products. You can get these gloves real cheap at any super store in the beauty section. The epilator paid for itself within three uses! Yeah!! Now I can save that money to buy more shoes!!! =))Feb 26, 2011MaryHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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My Epi....!!!Never ever will I go back to shaving, waxing, or any depilatory creams! This Epilator works like a charm. I have a lot of hair on my legs and bikini area. It grows all different directions. This epilator goes right through it, picks it up, and walla!!...it's gone!!! I used to spend hours waxing and tweezing. I would try many depilatory creams to no avail. Most broke the hairs off leaving you stubby, gnarly, or didn't remove the hairs at all. I would totally recommend this big hummer!! Worth every penny!! Yes indeed!Feb 7, 2011Linda / Kansas
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Get's My Legs Really SmoothI bought this to replace my Braun epilator from circe 2003. It does a great job on my legs and that's only place I use it. I only epilate my legs about once a month, sometimes less frequently so I don't know how it would work with shorter hair.Feb 2, 2011Zoopath / TennesseeHAIR TYPELight Brown / Relaxed Hair
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Best Product In Its ClassThis is absolutely the best epilator I have ever used, and I have had four others over the years. All of the Emjoi products have been superior to other brands, and this unit, the "eMagine", is by far the best of the best.
There are more tweezer heads than in other units and this makes removing hair a QUICK job.
(Just to be clear, I am a woman of Arab descent with lots of dark hair!)
This is a most excellent product.Dec 7, 2010Louise R. / Redondo BeachHAIR TYPEDark Brown
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So Glad My Previous Epilator Broke!I have been using epilators since they first came out as my preferred hair removal method. My last one - a different brand - lasted several years but the motor fried on it last week. I came to this site through a search and after reading reviews I decided to purchase the eMagine. It arrived last night and I couldn't wait to try it. All I can say is WOW - the eMagine is the BEST epilator that I have EVER used. The 72 tweezers did their job quickly and effortlessly, grabbing every single hair with no problem. Also, a big plus that I noticed right away was that, unlike my previous epilators, it didn't pinch any skin.
It's a bit noisier than other models, but that doesn't bother me at all.
This is the BEST purchase that I have made in a long time! I heart my new eMagine!!Dec 2, 2010Elisabeth
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Great EpilatorIs it perfect- NO, but it rocks all of the other brands of epilators I have tried. I am very pleased with this product and plan to stick with this brand and model! I would reccommend it to anyone who uses an epilator already. If you haven't tried an epilator, no matter what they say it is uncomfortable the first few times you use it, but with each use you become used to it and the discomfort decreases or at least is extremely minimal. This product has so many more "tweezers" than others. You finish in alot less time. You shouldn't be disappointed if you try this product.Nov 9, 2010Maria W. / Viginia
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I have used many hair removal products over the years. Before I started epilating, my hair was dark and coarse. I had to shave every day to keep my legs and underarms smooth. This gets quite costly when having to buy razor blades. It is also time consuming. Since epilating, my hair now grows in fine, soft, and lighter. I don't need to shave but once every 2-3 weeks or so. This is the 3rd type of epilator that I have tried and I really like it. It works well to remove the hair and is pretty much pain free. I think it works great and is worth the money.May 31, 2010Angie
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Product Expectations MetThis product has met my expectation. Shaves a close, smooth cut and leaves skin without "nubbles". Although, if customer has not previously tweezed or shaved with a razor the Emagine Epilator may hurt or sting on first use. If first time user, keep it up and your skin will build a resistance and the pull/sting will no longer be noticeable. Personally, I did not have this issue as I was not a first time user. I find the produce extremely easier and faster than tweezing & shaving. I gained more time in my day and less in front of a mirror.Mar 22, 2010Debra
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Tried It All...I have been removing hair on myself since I was 12 so I have tried everything except for electrolysis. I have waxed, shaved, used nair, laser, even the No!No! but this little gadget seems to 1) not hurt so much 2) leave the least amount of bumps and ingrowns 3) hair grows back finer and more sparse. I have been using it about a year and a half and it is really making a difference. I use it on my under arms, toes, upper thighs and bikini line. It takes some time to get all of those areas done but it is more economical and I get better results than waxing or lasering. I have medium to light skin and very dark hair. Hope this helps!Feb 11, 2010Gina
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Glad I Bought ItI have used just about every hair removal method out there and used the Emjoi optiMini Epilator for quite a few years until it finally broke on me recently. I did quite a bit of research and finally decided on this model. I like it a lot. It is a million times faster than my old model, which is amazing and has drastically reduced the amount of time it takes to do a large area like my legs. On the negative side it is a little large and I think I'll probably buy a smaller model at some point for areas like my face. I didn't find that it is any louder or breaks any more hairs than other epilators and the price is actually really cheap when you compare it to other methods like waxing or electrolysis. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.Jan 24, 2010Erin / Seattle, WA USA
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Battling the Beast
Wearing class A uniforms, they sit sometimes for days, laughing, eating, joking...waiting for one sound, a tone that transforms them.
They abandon their armchairs for rubber boots, and their armor heavy and hot. Instead of trading jokes they relay directions, and orders, and shout reports of the status of the ENEMY--- "FLAMES ARE VISIBLE"
Fear and excitement grip the hearts of the freshest rookie to the oldest veteran as they jump into their big red fire trucks, perfect from washing, waxing and checking over and over. They pray that they have made no mistakes. The driver navigates the BRFT(big red fire truck) through the tight city streets that he knows as well as his family, dodging those that get into the way, hoping those he can't avoid will see him first.
They spot the ENEMY from blocks away - the column of smoke rises far above the trees, licking the sky.
They arrive at the scene, and again the battle cry is heard---- "FLAMES ARE VISIBLE"
Smoke fills the air and their lungs as they approach, hoses snaking, crisscrossing, coming to life as they surge the water from the fire hydrants to the fire trucks, that then sends the water to the hoses, turning them into weapons to use against the enemy.
The firefighters force open the front door, and a flash of liquid orange flame rolls out into the air trying to escape its defeat. With swords of water and suits of armor the firefighters advance into the structure, that is fully involved with flame, heat, and smoke.
They battle the BEAST nine or ten against one seemingly great odds.
But the nine or ten will win, emerging from the battlefield victorious as they always do, and eventually, they'll retire to their armchairs, thanking GOD that this time nobody was hit by the enemy "................FIRE................"
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Massachusetts public health officials have narrowed the number of groups allowed to continue pursuing licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries. Now 158 applications remain for 35 licenses.
Under the law passed in a referendum last year, up to five dispensaries can set up shop in each county. After an initial round of background and financial checks, 38 applications for western and central Massachusetts counties were given the OK to continue. Nial DeMena is with Manna Wellness, a group looking to set up a dispensary in Pittsfield. The group passed the first phase application.
"We haven't gotten through phase two yet, we haven't seen the application, so it would be to early for me to say we're going to definitely make it," says DeMena, "but we all feel very, very positive about the way things are going."
DeMena's organization is one of three hoping for a license in Berkshire County. Four applicants in central and western counties were rejected in the process, one each in Hampshire, Franklin, and Worcester counties. A second Worcester application was marked as "withdrawn." The applicants now advance to a second phase, which requires a $30,000 fee. The state public health department plans to award licenses before the end of the year.


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The Go language includes several unique features, many of which are found in other languages. The most interesting one however, is its support for concurrent programming. Instead of a traditional approach using locks and mutexes, concurrency in Go is based on communicating sequential processes. In Go, the paradigm is do not communicate by sharing memory; instead, share memory by communicating. Let's take a brief look at two of Go's fundamental concurrency constructs: goroutines and channels.
A goroutine is an independently executing function. The
go statment is used to launch a goroutine.
package main
import (
func main() {
go greet("foo")
func greet(name string) {
time.Sleep(1 * time.Second)
fmt.Printf("Hi %sn", name)
In the above example, we execute the function
greet in a separate goroutine. This goroutine executes independently of the program's main goroutine. The main goroutine executes the entry point of every Go program, the
main function in the
main package.
Unfortunately, running this program results in no output. This is because the
go statement returns immediately; the caller doesn't wait. By the time the
greet function was ready to output a greeting, the main goroutine had already finished and the program exited.
In order to receive the greeting, the two goroutines need to communicate. Goroutines communicate through channels.
A channel is a bidirectional or unidirectional connection between two goroutines, allowing them to communicate.
package main
import (
func main() {
ch := make(chan string)
go greet("foo", ch)
func greet(name string, ch chan string) {
time.Sleep(1 * time.Second)
ch <- fmt.Sprintf("Hi %s", name)
By using channels, we can receive a greeting from the
greet function that's executing in a separate goroutine. In this version,
greet sends the greeting to the shared channel; and
main reads from it. The main goroutine, i.e., the goroutine executing
main, will block until it receives a message from the shared channel.
There's a lot more to concurrency in Go. In future posts, we'll look at Go's other concurrency constructs and common concurrency patterns.


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posted Aug 24 2014 3:48PM
Going into the final week of the preseason, defensive tackle Alan Branch had close to zero room for error in order to make the final roster of the Buffalo Bills. Branch blew right through all his warnings and following his arrest on the weekend, and now the Bills have elected to release the defensive tackle from his contract.
Branch was arrested for drunk driving the night and morning before the team took on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in their fourth preseason game. Bills head coach Doug Marrone announced after the game that the defensive tackle was excused from being at the stadium due to an unspecified arrest.
The Bills released Branch, absolving them of most of the three-year extension they signed him to last December. It wasa three-year contract that totaled $9.3 million if it was played out in full. The $3.1 million signing bonus they paid him in December is his to keep, but there isn't many more ramifications past that.
They'll be on the hook for $775,000 against the cap, which is his prorated bonus. The remaining money owed in a cap hit would be a total of $1.55 million, which are the remaining two years of prorated bonuses. That can either be lumped all together in 2015 if the Bills choose to.
It was the last straw for Branch, who was a no-show, no-call non-participant at voluntary Organized Team Activities. He also showed up to training camp out of shape, failing his conditioning test and then fell behind on the depth chart to three younger players. Branch, 29, spent just one full season with the Bills.
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MATTHEW UTTLEY holds the Chair in Defence Studies at King's College London (KCL). He is currently the Head of the Defence Studies Department: a KCL department of 50 academics supporting military education at the UK Joint Services Command and Staff College, Shrivenham. He has previously held posts at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, the University of York and Lancaster University. Professor Uttley has published widely on the historical and contemporary dimensions of defence economics, weapons acquisition, and UK defence policy. His authored/edited books include Westland and the British Helicopter Industry, 1945-1960 (Frank Cass, 2001), Britain and Defence 1945-2000 (Longman, 2001, with S. Croft, A. Dorman and W. Rees), The Changing Face of Maritime Power, (Macmillan, 1999), and The Changing Face of Military Power (Palgrave, 2002). He has published in a variety of journals including Intelligence and National Security, Defense Analysis, Public Policy and Administration, and Defence and Peace Economics. Professor Uttley has acted as an advisor for a number of UK bodies including the National Audit Office, European Commission, the Ministry of Defence and the Economic and Social Research Council.
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SSI books and monographs by Professor Matthew Uttley
Contractors on Deployed Military Operations: United Kingdom Policy and Doctrine
September 01, 2005
Authored by Professor Matthew Uttley.
The author examines the controversies surrounding deployed contractor support, the ways that the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence (MoD) has harnessed private sector capacity, and the lessons this provides for U.S. policymakers and military planners. He suggests the need for ongoing policy and doctrine refinement by defence officials as well as greater independent scrutiny of developments, not least because the use of contractors on deployed operations has an important impact on government expenditure choices, public accountability, the efficiency and effectiveness of the military establishment, and the conduct and outcome of armed conflict.


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August 26, 2013
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: What kind of repair did you make that cost $750.00? Most utilities are only responsible for the pipe up to the water meter. After the meter it is the customer's responsibility. Whether you are eligible for the class action depends on when the house was built.
: : I have made repairs to the polybutaline pipe used in the watermain to house connection. The local utility board is "stonewalling" in helping me recover some of my costs ( $750). Does anyone know whereI can get info on the problems or class action law suits involving this pipe material? Thanks
I'm also looking for any info on the law suit on this pipe. I have a client that just bought a home that has this type of pipe and need to know if he can do anything about it before we close.
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The library offers over 8000 items for circulation. The collection includes Bible reference materials, a wide variety of religious nonfiction, general nonfiction, biographies, Christian fiction, juvenile books, and children's books and videos. The Library serves to support the purpose and ministry of First Baptist Church.
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Date: March 21, 1983
Director of the U.S. Naval Auxiliary Communications Center in Taipei, Taiwan (1958-62). Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (1962-66). Special Adviser for the U.S. Department of State in Bonn, West Germany (1962-66). Director of Bureau of Intelligence and Research (1969-73). Source of anecdotal evidence, addresses Cuba and the Vietnam War.


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Cute, but had to return...
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Seychelles Asterisk pump Black
"Absolutely gorgoeous shoes & shape of the heel makes them very comfortable- you would never guess they were 4". So classy- love them"
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Ingomar starts tough road test
The Falcons played as perfect of quarter as they could enroute to their 80-61 win over South Pontotoc Monday night.
Ingomar dumped 30 points on the Cougars while holding the home squad to only three in the frame. Henry Foster led with 12 points in the first.
"I didn't know who that team was out there scoring30, but we came out and played about as perfect of a first quarter," Ingomar's Norris Ashley said.
"Then we backed off, and the coaches had something to do with that because I started substituting people with a different energy level out there. They scored 24 points in the second quarter after scoring only three in the first, so I'd say our defense backed off."
South Pontotoc worked their way back into the game in the second, outscoring the Falcons 24-13, but were down 43-27 at the half. Tyson Berry scored eight fourth quarter points, but Ingomar, led by Foster's 20 game-high points, improve to 3-4 on the season with the win.
Steven Foster added 18 points, followed by Tanner McCollum with 16 and Wesley Jumper with 14 points.
Jonathan Duncan led South Pontotoc with 14 points, followed by Berry's 13 and 11 points by Wes Baefield.
Ingomar will continue their road stretch, traveling to New Albany and Myrtle this week.
"I may call in sick the rest of the week since we have New Albany tomorrow night and Myrtle, both on the road," Ashley laughed.
"It's going to be a tough stretch."
The Falcons will look to avenge a 10-point loss to the Bulldogs in the second game of the season and will face Myrtle for the first time on Friday. Ingomar will continue their road travels next week, traveling to Falkner before their homecoming contest with Potts Camp on Dec. 10.
South Pontotoc 55 Ingomar 43 (girls)
Emily Henson and C.C. Costilow each scored 14 points, as South Pontotoc picked up the 55-43 win over Ingomar Monday night.
The Lady Cougars jumped to an 11-2 lead after the first, but nine points by Kayla Stevens and six points off the bench by Dana Bramlett gave South a 26-20 lead at the half.
With each team trading baskets to begin the third, the Lady Cougars went on an 11-4 run to close out the third quarter ahead 39-26.
Stevens led Ingomar with 12 points, followed by 11 by Reid Little and 10 points by Grisham.
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The Institute Honor Awards for Interior Architecture include an international project (K&L Gates at One New Change in London), Knoll's Flagship Showroom and Offices, and two projects that also won awards in the architecture category: the Pierre by Olson Kundig Architects, and the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust by Belzberg Architects.
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Client: "We wanted everything you touch, from the linens to the walls, to have substance—the quality of materials speaks to the quality of ingredients. And we hoped to capture the unique feel of San Francisco's agricultural and urban surroundings." —Thad Vogler, co-owner, Bar Agricole
Jury: "There is a lot of texture where so often we see so much minimalism and sleek crafting. One of the nicest things is the way it manipulates the diner's experience."
SoHo Loft Residence, New York
Gabellini Sheppard Associates, New York
Architect: "We strove for a balance between American and Scandinavian sensibilities, functional preferences and models of domestic living. The entire space and organization is based on light—when ambient natural light hits the art on the walls, the loft comes to life." —Michael Gabellini, FAIA, founding partner, Gabellini Sheppard Associates
Jury: "The design combines Scandinavian and American character. It is a great frame for the client's outstanding art collection."
K&L Gates at One New Change, London
Lehman Smith McLeish, Washington, D.C.
Client: "Debra Lehman-Smith's design gave us a new, multidisciplinary approach to the way we organize ourselves and demonstrate value to our clients. Our revenues in London have grown by 35 percent in the last four years—something we simply would not have seen without LSM and their design ideas." —Tony Griffiths, administrative partner, K&L Gates
Jury: "The detailing is thoughtful and sensitive, and the spaces draw your eyes without a lot of fanfare. The design is subtle, clean, spare, and strong."
Knoll Flagship Showroom, Offices, and Shop, New York
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Architect: "Knoll envisioned its showroom as a return to midtown—they wanted to transform the industrial space and culture they had in the Meatpacking District into 3.5 floors of a midtown skyscraper. The goal was to increase individual workspace and opportunities for collaborative work, and to create an office that's an extension of the showroom itself." —Kim Yao, AIA, principal, Architecture Research Office
Jury: "The interiors of this project have everything. They tell a good story about furniture design, displaying Knoll products and illustrating how they should be used. They are well integrated, well laid out, and purposeful."
Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust, Los Angeles
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Client: "The task was to create an interior that lets you explore these original artifacts, and, simultaneously, remember the dead. Hagy Belzberg, FAIA's humanity and his reverence for these men and women shines through in every detail. This museum holds the Holocaust's victims and survivors at its center, at its heart." —Samara Hutman, executive director, Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
Jury: "The whole effect is enhanced by the gradients of the light, which are torqued and reflective on the interior of the space."
Marc by Marc Jacobs Showroom, New York
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Client: "Two of our goals were seemingly mutually exclusive: maximize daylight and airiness, but make sure that the showroom's various zones were distinct and discreet. In addition, the layout had to be flexible. Adding to that challenge, construction had to be finished in three months. Most importantly, we needed a showroom that was an extension of Marc by Marc Jacobs, so that visitors have a seamless experience of the brand." —Marc by Marc Jacobs
Jury: "It is moody in a good way. The blue-tinted glass, surrounding the central space, pulls your eyes down from the ceiling. It makes you look at a showroom in a way that you wouldn't anticipate. Lighting is a critical element."
The Pierre, San Juan Islands, Wash.
Olson Kundig Architects, Seattle
Architect: "The client has lived on the site for years. She wanted her memories—and her incredible art collection—to be embedded into the architecture." —Tom Kundig, FAIA, principal and owner, Olson Kundig Architects
Jury: "It makes you ponder the perception of concrete as constructed rock. The industrial detailing is unexpected and works so well."
Odegaard Undergraduate Library & Learning Commons, Seattle
The Miller Hull Partnership, Seattle
Client: "The renovation of Odegaard has been nothing short of transformational. Not only has it brought beauty and light to a tired, heavily used building, it has also created new spaces for collaborative and individual learning. The students love it." —Jill McKinstry, director, Odegaard Undergraduate Library at the University of Washington
Jury: "It is well detailed. The railing facet and how it falls into the underside of the structure is amazing. Both artificial and natural light are important to the project. This is an excellent example of architectural renovation."
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Paul Murdoch Architects, Beverly Hills, Calif., and Kappe Architects Planners, Pacific Palisades, Calif.
Architect: "While expressing the firm's bold, risk-taking ventures, we also wanted to create a warm environment where employees could feel at home in a garden setting." —Paul Murdoch, AIA, president, Paul Murdoch Architects
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At the February Orangville City Council meeting, the council provided a letter concerning the construction of a new fire station. The city's current fire station was built in the early 1960s with an addition built in the 1970s. The fire department currently has two fire trucks, a mini-pumper, a foam truck and the Emery County Fire District air tanker. There is a serious need for more room. In answer to suggestions to build onto the current building, the city does not want to use up the land from the city park. Should the new station be built, the city plans to remodel the old building and use it as either a recreation facility for park events, civic and private parties and perhaps a museum.
The city has recently acquired a lot on 400 South Main, which they feel would be an ideal location for the new station. To help with the funding of the project (estimated at $600,000) the council applied to the Permanent Community Impact Fund Board for a CIB grant. In January city representatives met with the CIB to discuss the grant. The board indicated that the city will be awarded a $300,000 grant and a $300,000 interest free loan. This funding will enable the city to build a five-bay fire station.
To help repay the loan, the city held a public hearing on Feb. 16, to discuss raising utility bills $2 per month. This rate increase comes shortly after the city was able to reduce rates by $2.20 per month.
The city must attend a final meeting on April 7 for approval of the grant and loan. The council feels this is a one time opportunity for the city and encourages citizens to show their support.
Also at the meeting Phil Fauver informed the council that the Economic Development committee wants a copy of the economic development plans for Orangeville, including industrial zoning, enterprise zoning or the general plan. Brad Reed represented the Orangeville EMTs in asking the council for a contribution to help them pay for the new coats that have been purchased. Lorraine Frandsen asked for a contribution to support the Girls State participants. Yvonne Olson requested a business license to run an ice cream truck in Orangeville one day per week.
The council also discussed more of the recodification to the city codes. The council is currently going through the city codes and trying to get them up to date with the state codes. The council will discuss at the March city council meeting and also hold a public hearing in March to gather input concerning the changes.
During the staff reports, Dennis Tuttle, Planning and Zoning/Animal Control, reminded the council of the dog licensing and rabies clinic that was held on Feb. 19, at the fire station. He also mentioned that the state just had the first case of someone surviving rabies. Cindy Nielson, treasurer, requested to go to the Treasurer's Convention in St. George, April 12-15. She also informed the council that she has earned her Certified Public Finance Administrator points, which requires 100 hours of education and 40 points of experience (4 points are earned per year). She wanted to send in to receive her certification, which will be awarded in August. She also brought up an addressing problem that the city has with one home. The address the city has doesn't exist and the address the county has doesn't exist. The council is looking at giving the home a physical address so that emergency personnel can locate the home easily.
Murleen Bean, recorder, informed the council that the county will be mailing notices of building permits issued to the city on a weekly basis. She presented some legislative issues: all meetings will be taped and kept for 180 days; abatement of weeds and neglected properties; and water rights and irrigation companies. She received a letter from the Local Government Trust stating that workers compensation will be based on payroll. She read a letter from the community theater requesting donations. She noted that there is going to be changes made to the way that donations from cities are done. They will require a public hearing, or to get around having to have a hearing each time, the city could include line items for contributions in the yearly budget. Donations will have to meet the state qualifications which are fairly broad. Bean will also be retiring in June.
Pat Jones, council member over the fire department and the cemetery, reported that they have cut out more of the Chinese elms at the cemetery. They have removed a total of 70 trees and have replaced them with 70 to 80 new trees over the past three to four years. They will be turning the water on April 1.
Kelly Alton, council member over planning and zoning and the historical committee, suggested more names of people to be put on the planning and zoning committee and the board of adjustments. He also stated that he wanted to change the ordinance so that committee members can not be on both boards. Jones stated that they had discussed this previously and decided that it would be more fair to have one representative on both committees for background purposes. Alton then suggested having a secretary on both committees, that would know the background but not be a voter. The council approved Bill Dellos and Joyce Staley for the board of adjustments and Carol Larson for the planning and zoning committee. Alton will submit more names in March for the last vacancy on the planning and zoning committee.
Jeff Tuttle, council member over roads and water and the sewer department, stated that there is county property on Main Street from about 500 South to the end of town that needs to be deeded back to the city. He also brought charts showing Orangeville's culinary water usage for 2004. He listed several intersections that are in need of street lights. The city will look into getting them placed, as well as getting power to the cemetery.
Mayor Thayn Cox informed the council that the Castle Valley Special Service District has requested that cities hold public meetings (informational purposes only) because they have had land owners changing layout after the work has started. Energy West has requested an outside water connection.
The council decided to begin training of a new recorder in March and to have the person also attend the Recorders Convention in Richfield with Bean. They will be hiring through Workforce Services. The next Orangeville City Council meeting will be held March 10 at 7 p.m.


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The National Park Service had ordered the Pisgah Inn, located along the Blue Ridge Parkway, to close because of the federal government shutdown.
ASHEVILLE, N.C. -- A day after vowing to defy a National Parks Service mandate to shut down, the Pisgah Inn changed course Thursday.
The lodge, which operates in a building and on land owned by the park service along the Blue Ridge Parkway, will close because of the federal government shutdown, general manager Rob Miller said.
"Due to the fact that a resolution to the shutdown becomes more of a distant promise every day, the Pisgah Inn in cooperation with the National Park Service has decided to cease operations," Miller said in a written statement.
"We regret the inconvenience and disappointment of our guests but we hope for their understanding."
John Patterson, John Newman and Karl Lail, who have visited Pisgah Inn for drinks on Fridays for weeks now, said they understood and sympathized with the lodge's workers. The men instead met Thursday after the inn decided to back down.
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"I made a point to call my friends and have a little gathering up here and patronize this great business," Patterson said.
They weren't the only ones.
Melanie Burress and Sandy Powell wanted to grab something from the inn's restaurant because they weren't sure when they might have the chance again. They came specifically for the restaurant's signature dessert: French silk pie.
"We heard they were closing, so we thought, 'Let's go up here and get us a last bite," Burress said.
"I feel sorry for the management and people working here," she added. "We'll be all right. We can go eat somewhere else. Where are they going to work for the next month?"
As the 6 p.m. Thursday deadline to vacate the lodge neared, people approaching the Pisgah Inn for dinner, drinks or a place to stay were turned away.
Signs were posted on the doors of some rooms telling guests to come by the front desk as soon as possible.
Many people use Pisgah Inn as a place to stop as they're passing through the mountains, visiting or looking to buy a gift.
Annette Feinberg of Arizona and Judy Cuchna of Minnesota are staying with a friend in Etowah, N.C., and wanted to tour the Blue Ridge Parkway as part of their trip. They tried to eat dinner at the Pisgah Inn but settled for drinks instead.
"I certainly didn't think about a restaurant and lodging being shut down," Feinberg said. "It's crazy."
Patterson and Lail work for Hav-A-Cup Coffee Service, a vendor for Pisgah Inn.
"This is affecting more than just this place," Newman said. "It affects people who supply to this place. Mostly, though, it affects the workers up here that make the most of their money through the season, during this time right here.
"It's going to have a huge impact on them. We feel sorry for them. We hate it."
Newman had one message for the politicians responsible for the government shutdown.
"Get it worked out as fast as you can," he said. "Get this place back open. Get these people back to work."


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Perhaps the heartland was the perfect place for Andy Reid to find redemption.
Fired by the Philadelphia Eagles last December and still grieving over the death of his eldest son from a drug overdose five months earlier, Reid and his wife thought about taking some time off to reflect. After 14 seasons leading the Eagles, including five trips to the NFC championship and one Super Bowl appearance, Reid was out of favor with the fans and dismissed days after a 4-12 season concluded with a blowout loss.
But among the NFL teams that came calling was one that could identify with Reid's circumstances – the Kansas City Chiefs, a lackluster franchise devastated by the death of linebacker Jovan Belcher, who in December shot his girlfriend to death at home before taking his own life in the parking lot of the team's training facility.
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Reid, while acknowledging it was time to leave Philadelphia, also knew this about himself: He could not walk away from his passion. Two days after his firing, and encouraged by mentors such as Hall of Fame coach and broadcasting legend John Madden, Reid signed on in Kansas City.
"Listen, sometimes change can be good," Reid told USA TODAY Sports. "I thought it would be a great thing for Philadelphia. And I was thinking it could be a good thing for the Chiefs.
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Madden knew. He couldn't have predicted that halfway through the season the Chiefs would be the NFL's only unbeaten team, and the first franchise to start 8-0 after having the worst record in the league the previous season, according to the NFL. But Madden knew Reid would pour himself into reviving the Chiefs, and he expected success to follow.
"That's the kind of guy Andy is," Madden told USA TODAY Sports. "He has a plan. And he's very thorough, very smart.
"The change was good for Andy."
After years of dealing with the ever-expanding expectations of Eagles fans – who never fully embraced the laconic coach despite his largely successful tenure in Philadelphia – Reid also found himself reinvigorated by his welcome in Kansas City, where the Chiefs enjoy a massive and loyal fan base who had not had much to cheer about.
"I've sure enjoyed it," Reid says. "The people are phenomenal. The barbeque is phenomenal.''
The feeling among Chiefs fans is they've got a coach and a team they can believe in.
"This town is alive again," says Dave Grond, a longtime fan from Parkville, Mo. "He brought us the sense of winning credibility."
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A deeply religious man, Reid returned to the Eagles 24 hours after burying his son in August 2012. He said later it was to honor Garrett Reid, who "would have kicked me in the butt if I didn't. I felt that from his standpoint, it was the right thing to do. And this is what we do. We do work."
In Kansas City, Reid inherited a player who also grieved through his work – running back Jamaal Charles, Charles wife, Whitney, is a cousin of Kasandra Perkins, the woman killed by Belcher. A day after the murder-suicide, Charles took the field as the Chiefs notched one of only two victories last season.
"We've all been through a lot,'' defensive back Eric Berry says. "Andy Reid's a strong guy. He brings that strength and experience to our team. We use his knowledge of everything he's been through, not just in football, but life."
A year later, Charles is the centerpiece of Reid's offense. Charles has accounted for 48% of Kansas City's 401 offensive touches, with 153 rushes and 41 receptions for a league-best 1,018 total yards. Of Charles, John Dorsey, the Chiefs general manager, says simply: "He's the best back I've been around in my 30 years of football."
It's a stunning transformation for the 55-year-old Reid, who built his reputation as a disciple of the pass-happy West Coast offense.
"When you think of Andy Reid, you think West Coast offense," Madden says. "But on this Kansas City team Andy and John Dorsey are building, he's gone to a Chicago Bears model: Good defense; win the turnover battle; good running back and offensive line. The quarterback and passing game are important. But they're not the dominant part.''
Madden says he admires the changes Reid made – veteran coaches don't often change philosophies – after taking stock of the Chiefs roster. "That really took a lot of discipline for Andy to do that, because that's against his pass-first grain," Madden says.
Reid smiles when told of the iconic former coach's praise.
"I'm lucky – I get to talk to John once a week," Reid says. "He's a special guy, a former offensive line coach who treats me like one of his linemen.
"That's our relationship."
Still, Reid cannot resist the irony of Madden, the longtime Raider, now advising the coach of the division rival Chiefs.
"I told John I'll send him some Chiefs gear," Reid said. "Chances of him wearing it? Slim and none."
A new approach
If Reid was better known for offensive prowess in Philadelphia, in Kansas City he has assembled the ingredients for a postseason run when the weather turns cold – remember, Super Bowl XLVIII is to be played in New Jersey. His defense has a league-best 20 takeaways.
"I've always admired this about Andy: He's a guy who will work within the blueprint of the strength of your personnel, the strengths of those players, put together schemes and packages that fit that," Dorsey said. "Andy's a marvelous coach. When you have a coach like Andy Reid, you want to give him as many players as you possibly can to put your team in a position to win."
Dorsey was close with Reid from their 1990s tenure with the Green Bay Packers. Reid, noting that Dorsey's wife, Patricia, is from the Kansas City area, said he knew "it was going to take something special to get John out of Green Bay – this was it."
Dorsey calls the Chiefs "a crown jewel franchise'' and has embraced his reunion with Reid, whose coaching credentials brought him immediate buy-in from his new team.
"These players have complete trust in Andy,'' Dorsey said. "I formed my values in Green Bay. When the head coach and general manager are on the same page and they both philosophically have the same understanding, good things happen.
"We both understand the type of players Andy needs.''
Their first move was to trade for quarterback Alex Smith, who had been relegated to backup duty with the San Francisco 49ers after losing his job to Colin Kaepernick. Reid also hired the Chiefs' defensive MVP so far – coordinator Bob Sutton – whom Reid had tried to hire with the Eagles only to be blocked by New York Jets coach Rex Ryan.
Change helps Reid
Reid knows well the thin line between winning and losing in the NFL. Of his team's fast start, he says, "We're only halfway there."
He also deflects credit for his personal renaissance. He said he and his wife, Tammy, felt they could make the move because their children are grown. Reid hired his son Britt as a quality control coach.
"I have a good wife who will tell you she's the head coach of the head coach," Reid says. "I've been lucky enough to be surrounded by good people, so I've been very fortunate that way."
Madden says that's Reid – calm and consistent, regardless of the circumstances.
"I talk to him now when he's undefeated. I'd talk to him when things were tough in Philadelphia. And he never gave up."
"It was a move he didn't choose," Madden says, "but one he had to make.''
Skeptics point out the Chiefs' 8-0 record includes three victories by a touchdown or less, and the second half of the season includes two games against Peyton Manning and the powerful Denver Broncos.
Still, Las Vegas oddsmakers have noted the Chiefs' rise – a team that opened the season with odds as high as 60-to-1 on winning the Super Bowl is now 12-to-1 on some gambling sites.
No matter how the season turns out, Madden says Reid deserves to be considered as the NFL's coach of the year.
"He deserves it,'' Madden says. "Obviously, he's a good coach, always has been. Andy is a master of taking tough situations and making them work.''
Madden pauses, adding, "Kansas City is just going to get better. This is just the start of it.''


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Sorry for this but Rabbit Punch pulls no punches in its treatment of an adult theme albeit the two lead characters in this tale of rural life in backwater England are adolescents. "I met Nathan when the bus routes changed." Nathan is coarse but has an attraction for the 14 year old Norfolk boy Kristian. Coarse? Repellent more like with Nathan's impossible talk of sexual exploits, firing pellets at passing cars and SAS style night-time missions against isolated houses where fireworks are posted through letter boxes, the boys camouflaged for battle. Tough talk and killing of a rabbit form part of an adolescent rite of passage that fortunately most boys grow out of. Whether Nathan made the grade I doubt. Kristian however has a heart and therefore a chance. Starry eyed adulation hopefully grows more discerning with the years. The film is based on the real life growing pains of Kristian Andrews who made it to the prestigious Royal College of Art where he graduated last year, Rabbit Punch being the graduation film for his MA. Kristian's sketchy, ink on paper drawings and fluid animation are graced by a superb cast, the principals being Carl Prekopp and Ben Conway with their soft regional accents. I found the whole drama enthralling if slightly chilling for incidents like those indulged in here can go badly wrong for all concerned. The whole piece has an immediacy I found extraordinary, delicate drawing, unflinching treatment of its subject.
Friday, 11 December 2009
Kristian Andrews "Rabbit Punch" (2008)
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- loveable_homebody said...
Thanks for sharing this animation. I looked up "Rabbit Punch" on Youtube. What are your thoughts on why Kristian chose to keep this piece mostly colourless, except for items like the yellow tie? What do you think the effects of this are?
I didn't care much for this sketchy style because the constant flickering of the images really irritated me. Perhaps the flickering effect was an artistic intention? Also, why do you think Kristian mostly didn't erase the second layer of lines when the characters move? Is it too difficult to erase those lines?
I enjoyed the night scenes with the silhouettes of the two boys and the moonlight. And of course the beginning animation of the dying rabbit was chilling.
- 29 December 2009 at 05:14
- Ian Lumsden said...
Hi Loveable,
Thanks for your comments - made me think a bit. The flickering effect is akin to a flipbook with its own charm. Erasing the lines takes some time when animating but is not the reason for their existence I feel. Simply style. There's a movement against the polished look. Not that I should like all movies to be as this.
The addition of colour to an essentially black and white animation may be to emphasise the video game, for example, or to add to the visual appeal, as in the night scenes when a coloured filter is used. The suffusion of red or rose to particular scenes is both attractive and artistically significant.
Adding colour to an animation is certainly time consuming though. The traditional animation studios used to have specialists for this alone. They still do.
I enjoyed the variety of styles.
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And he does his little turn on the catwalk...
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... but there are *sequins* on his pocket -flaps and nehru collar.
Shiny. Black. Sequins.
And the sandals? the less said the better.
He's a good-looking man, what does this designer have against him?
I lurve the line, cut, etc., but I would indeed de-spangle the pockets and collar. I was going to say osmething about the sandals originally, but then I thought "What in the world do I know about Indian male footwear?" But yeah, not quite as classy as the rest of it. I also think he looks so lovely in colors that the black seems a waste, but I shall not complain further. :)
Hmm, I think the sandals are a bad combination- they should have gotten black traditional shoes, also no need for the top to be so high collared. His top looks like Dr. Evil's from Austin Powers.
But he looks yummy backstage. I take that Akshaye over this :)
Also a nice little video
The dhoti has been draped gorgeously.
Yeah why black? Looks like he is mourning.
perhaps after my vacation i should go to work dressed this way *gg
I have a theory: I think Shashi Kapoor and Akshaye have the same jaw. And that is why they are BLB favorites. It's all in the jaw :)
Oh God. I've just about died and gone to heaven. Yum!
Nisha - just you wait! The screen caputres from the movie I'm currently watching will melt you completely!
Hi Beth,
Justice obliges me to say that I referred to your exchange above recently, while writing a little something about dear Aksahye!