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There is no perfect time period that decides whether or not you and your partner will stay together forever. Things happen, good or bad that will always alter, harm, or strengthen whether a marriage will work in the long term, but in the dating phase, maybe put into consideration how long you've been with the other person and what you have and have not gone through, talked about, lived through, or accomplished, before you propose or say yes.
Dating someone 6 months of less
There is a reason marriages tend to fail the most for those dating 6 months or less. This is the honeymoon phase for just about every couple where everything is new, fresh, and intense. You're lusting after the other person constantly. Sex is amazing and constant. Your partner is up to hang out with you and do everything with you every time you call. Your partner is on his or her best behavior. Fighting is non-existent or not major. You don't really know their family, they don't really know yours and that dynamic on your relationship. Maybe you haven't gone through the holidays with them or know much more about them then surface things everyone else can look up on facebook and know. The problem is having and holding on to the expectation that everything from the moment you say yes or propose is going to be just like that every single day of your marriage. You haven't spent much time probing and getting to know your partner above the surface level either because you didn't want to or because they never let you in any deeper then a few random tidbits about them that don't amount to much. The only people in this category I wouldn't worry too much about would be people who get married much later in life, say in their 40s and beyond. Mostly because these people have been through life, have had the kids, have their professional lives and houses already sorted out, have had the adventures and armed with that knowledge and having learned from past mistakes, tend to know what they want and who they are, and don't waste time BS'ing a partner, but opt to lay their cards out on the table from the get go.
Dating someone for one to three years
These couples, for the most part, have taken some real time to get to know one another beyond just the surface. You've had or are having those real life conversations that no one likes to talk about in public. They know your past, your secrets, when their mother's birthday is, and they have perhaps lived with you for a while so you've gotten to see what it's like to be in each others lives not just on a few dates, but on the daily. Typically your families know each other for better or worse, and you have been fully immersed and integrated into each others lives. You've had a few struggles, have been through some things, have made your decisions to have kids, not have kids, live in the city, live in the suburbs, etc. The more successful couples of this bunch don't put any pressure on a partner to either say yes, or to propose. They've talked about marriage, decided they wanted it to happen, and if/when it does, they can be confident with their yes.
Dating someone longer then 3 years
This type of dating is good for those who started to get to know each other when they were young, like in middle school, high school, or even college. Perhaps you knew at the time you met you were either legally too young to marry or you knew you were too young to settle down. These couples have a need to experience more out of life, to accomplish more things on their own, to really question sometimes if getting married again, after say a failed marriage, is for them. Often times, even the patient can become impatient at waiting for a partner to make up their minds. They may start to pressure you or you them because you feel like what else do they need to know about you or why don't the love, trust, or want to marry you...at this point. There are also the long suffering couples who just continue to make a go of it until one just proposes and they get married, but both knew it was a bad idea given their history, in the first place. Staying together for a long time with no end goal or decision to just continue to date, in site often leads to quick divorces once the rings are on. Indecisiveness, resentment, pressure, long term bad relationships, and overall dissatissfaction that one "wasted their life" waiting so long for something they thought would be great to happen, tend to kill these relationships.


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This is the most amazing and emotional video where a women gives birth to a baby boy. Interesting things happened when the camera zooms out Jace Larke, his husband was way far approx 2500 miles from her while she was giving birth to her second son.
For her husband it was a work commitment that he was not able to be with her. and he didn't want to lose those moments so he takes the help of virtual reality technology.
Every military personnel stationed overseas should have access to this kind of technology in order not to miss their precious moments. This is the proof that technology is pushing its limits from year to year!
Below you can see video to see that kind of technology!
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Arun Shourie's new book, Falling over Backwards, is both engrossing and disturbing. It is a book against reservations and against judicial populism. Here is a quote from the book: 'The individual, and not the group should be the unit of State policy.' I don't want to focus on reservations right now, but on poverty and backwardness. Not even the most ardent of reformers will argue that there shouldn't be anti-poverty programmes. But every reformer will argue that these should be targeted, and only the deserving should benefit from subsidies. And the crucial point is that you can target individuals, you cannot and should not target groups or collective entities.
In the entire discourse on reforms, there is an argument that trickle-down benefits of growth haven't percolated through to backward and deprived segments. That's almost tautologically true, especially if we interpret benefits in a relative rather than an absolute sense. But consider the way we interpret deprivation. India Shining happened in urban India, India Whining happened in rural India, and that explains the outcome of the 2004 general elections. Ipso facto, everyone in rural India is backward and there must be Bharat Nirman and the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act as a new deal for rural India.
Alternatively, the backward states are Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, with three of these states now divided and Orissa added to the BIMARU fold. We must do something for backward states, through a Rashtriya Sam Vikas Yojana. Or, out of India's 600-plus districts, 200 are backward and there must be a backward regions grant fund. Or, the entire unorganized sector (7 per cent of the labour force) is exploited and weeping, and there must be social security for everyone in the unorganized sector. Or, there must be positive affirmation, through reservations or otherwise, for all scheduled castes and scheduled tribes and the other backward classes.
The moment we interpret poverty and backwardness as a collective concept, including a geographical one, there are two kinds of errors we can commit, reminiscent of Type I and Type II errors in statistical hypothesis testing. By excluding poor individuals who don't belong to the collective, we commit an error of exclusion. By including rich individuals who belong to the collective, we commit an error of inclusion, the so-called 'creamy layer' idea. If one switches identification from collective groups to individuals, neither of these errors need be committed. Indeed, in every country that has a decent anti-poverty programme, individuals have special identity cards ' call them social security cards, if you will.
What causes poverty or backwardness' Opinions may differ. But figuring prominently in the list of variables will be lack of physical infrastructure (roads, electricity), inadequate access to social infrastructure (health, education), inadequate access to land and credit, and so on. We tend to think that these are public goods (and services) and must be provided by the state. Economists have a definition of a public good, a public good being one where my consumption does not reduce your consumption (perhaps clean air) and you can't prevent me from consuming the good (perhaps law and order). Interpreted thus, none of the items listed are public goods. They are all private goods. They may be merit goods in the sense of requiring subsidies by the state, but they are not public goods. Nor does state subsidization necessarily imply state provisioning.
Having said this, whether it is state provisioning or state subsidization, in how many of the variables just listed are we talking about collective private goods' With the exception of physical infrastructure, where there is a collective or geographical entity that is backward and deprived, none. The deprivation is individual-based, not community-based. Yet, we stick to the community-based identification, because it is easier to handle. Not only easier to implement, but also easier to handle politically because community-based vested interests can be pretty powerful. It is not very surprising that despite having done several things in the name of the poor, the lot of the truly poor hasn't changed. The benefits have been reaped by the so-called 'creamy layer', not only in reservations, but elsewhere also.
Below-the-poverty-line identification is a case in point. How do we decide what percentage of the Indian population is BPL' For statistical purposes, the poverty line figure is based on National Sample Survey data and we now have a figure of 22 per cent in 2004-05. But that's neither here, nor there. Not only is this based on a survey rather than complete enumeration, NSS data don't enable us to specifically identify BPL households. To do that, one needs specific household-level indicators, like the 13 new parameters the Planning Commission has been talking about. Such parameters also enable us to broad-base the notion of poverty, away from income (or expenditure) poverty.
One can consider ownership of specific assets like pucca houses or land, or consumer durables or access to piped water or road connectivity. One can throw in educational levels of the family (or drop-out rates) and variables like old age and women-headed households and number of children per household. Female work-participation rates, consumption loans taken and dependence on manual labour are other possibilities ' perhaps even a rural/urban classification, and if we want to, even caste.
There will never be much debate on determining what variables should be included in the identification of poverty. However, once these variables are identified, there has to be a process of aggregation, and this requires assignation of weights to these variables. In the last resort, this is subjective and since index values are often critically dependent on weights, there is much more scope for debate here. But it should be possible to reduce the subjectivity and test for robustness of index values regarding choice of both variables and weights.
In any event, just because something is difficult, one ought not to shun the attempt, which is what policy-making invariably tries to do. A case in point is the recent report on social security for unorganized sectors submitted by the national commission for enterprises in the unorganized sector. It has differential packages for BPL and above-the-poverty-line households, but makes no attempt to even begin defining BPL.
This is not a problem that is typical to Indian policy-making. For example, poverty lines have also evolved in the United States of America. More accurately, there is a difference in the US between a poverty threshold and poverty guidelines. The poverty threshold is a bit like what we call the poverty line, but has now evolved to capture family size, the sex of the head of the household, the number of children who are less than 18 years of age and farm or non-farm residence. This is what the Census Bureau uses to statistically state what percentage of the US population is below the poverty line (12.7 in 2004).
This is the counterpart of what we obtain through NSS data, courtesy the Planning Commission, but before refinements in the US poverty threshold took place to reflect adjustment variables like sex of the head of the household. But in parallel, the department of health and human services issues poverty guidelines to determine whether a household should be eligible for assorted social security benefits and these are based on the refined poverty threshold. To state it differently, we are still on the unrefined poverty threshold. For anti-poverty programmes, we need to transit to the individual-based refined poverty threshold or poverty guideline. If we can successfully do this, most of the pointless debate will disappear, including that on reservations.


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So you would see the desktop version of the Samsung Galaxy S8, another step in the merging PC and mobile
From a long time ago smartphones are, increasingly, pocket pcs that allow us to not only use the basic functions of calls and messages, but to address our mail, browse, and play titles with a few graphics every time best, photography, in the end, each time more and more things.
One of the first steps of turning our mobile phones into a computer it has given Microsoft with Continuum, which allows the phone to function as a base connected to a keyboard, mouse, and monitor to use it as a that uses, in a greater or less extent, a computer to use. But Samsung, in your Galaxy S8, you also want to take a step in that direction, your way.
Since we were talking yesterday about this new feature called Samsung Desktop Experience, which would allow the smartphone to connect to a monitor, mouse and keyboard (via bluetooth) to work in a similar way to a computer full (saving the distances).
By now there is a 'concept' (the picture above) which shows how it could be a Desktop Experience when you plug in the Galaxy S8 to an external monitor from Androbitand you are shown an interface that, although it is adapted to a large screen, has quite a few similarities with Touchwiz on top of Android Nougat.
by 2017, the year in which the concepts of computer and mobile are more u.s.
This year could be the beginning of a revolution in which the concepts of computer and mobile are more united than ever, and that is, to start, we need to Andromeda to carve, which could be the 'desktop version' of Android, the ability of the Snapdragon 835 run apps Win32 benefit from Windows.
in Addition, Samsung may not be the only one to bet on to make that our mobile phone is the basis of a desktop PC, possibly other manufacturers of Android phones are waiting for the right moment, you can with the arrival of Andromeda, to submit their proposals and compete with the offer that Microsoft and the manufacturers that use its operating system.
If both Andromeda as the possible proposals of the manufacturers have good reception, it would not be, dreaming of a near future, to see how each one, with your mobile and, once in their place of work, what connects to the monitor, what matches with a mouse and a Bluetooth keyboard and get to work. the you will Also need the charger, of course, because it will drink the battery that gives taste.
Even so, in spite of the revolution that can be expected, also we will have to be patient, as you probably notice the lack of some features, but also we will see the power that you have to, as companies work on it, we can enjoy them soon. Do you see with good eyes the growing closeness between a computer and a mobile phone?
In Xataka Android | The Galaxy S8 would have a Plus version with a 6-inch screen
The news So you would see the desktop version of the Samsung Galaxy S8, another step in the merging PC and mobile was originally published in Xataka Android by Santiago Luque .


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Faith is a Song: The Odyssey of an American Artist
1951 · New York
by DRAGONETTE, Jessica
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Remember all of those scenes in the movies where people lost their virginity? The lighting was soft, the perfect music played in the background and in the end, the couple cuddled with satisfied looks on their faces. Oh, if only reality could be an ounce of what the movies show us.
It's these scenes in our heads, along with the ideas about the significance of losing our v-cards, that have been pushed on us since middle school that can often cause people to leave their first time feeling disappointed. Between the complexity of women's bodies and the physical awkwardness of trying to get your body to move in ways it hasn't moved before, these disappointing first times are more common than not. Some are able to move past that and look forward to improved sexual experiences, but some dwell on the awkwardness of that first night. It can turn people off from sex or pursuing any healthy sexual relationships.
Laura M. Carpenter, Ph. D., led a study on the opinions and feelings people had about losing their virginity and found a group which she named "Gifters." These are the people who put great pressure on the first time and view it as a romantic and important experience. Carpenter does not fault this point of view, but found that these are often the people who are disappointed or devastated when the first time doesn't go "right" and can have sexuality issues down the line.
But there is hope for Gifters around the world. According to Carpenter, the best way to move past a bad first time, or really any bad time in bed, is to think of an experience as a chapter of your sexual life. Once it's over, it's over. You can evaluate and learn from the experience and bring that into your next sexual chapter. Carpenter found that people who thought this way seemed be happier with their sexual experiences.
Your first time does not need to define you—or your relationship, or you as a sexual person or as a woman. It can still be an important and impactful experience, but it's important to remember that when it's over, you still get to write more chapters. No one likes a book where everything good and interesting happened in the first chapter anyway.
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Like what poses for a sexy photo would you suggest, with clothes on.lol I'm trying to take a good one for my girlfriend but I don't know what to do.lol
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well normal outfit pictures, I just stand normally in an outfit.
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well you didn't read the question. I said with clothes on. and your not a girl so how do you know what they like. no offense.
well girls will tell you what they want or they will make it obvious. most women who prefer normal pictures just wanna see a good outfit / a good looking guy with a smile.
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by: Kerry Wills
I spend my entire day in meetings. Every time, though, there are multiple concurrent distractions…
- Instant messaging about the meeting from people in it (e.g. the play by play, making fun of people, reacting to commentary, planning next steps, etc)
- Instant messaging on other topics
- Text messages on my phone
- eMails
- People stopping by my office to talk
In most meetings I have all five happening at the same time so I find it difficult to listen/participate and do these things. I find it even harder to not do these things since there really is no "work" time when I am not in meetings. So I force myself to take notes in OneNote during the meeting which helps me to organize the content and listen for key points. It also helps me to have documented information for later (since my memory is worse than my inability to focus).
Unfortunately, I think this is just the reality of the workplace today and we have to learn how to deal with it because there aren't enough hours in the day to do them at different times and not concurrently. What do other people do to focus? Hey look a squirrel…
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Kerry Wills is a proven Program Manager/Portfolio Manager with an extensive background in Project Management, consulting, and application development. Kerry has consistently demonstrated the ability to plan and implement large and complex projects on time and on/under budget. Kerry runs a blog, Adventures in Project Management.
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A good pass at Int 1 is obviously better than a fail at Int 2. However I don't think a decision needs to be made as to the presentation level quite yet. If he knows he didn't do very well due to lack of study/effort etc and is willing to work harder between now and May then a pass at Int 2 is possibly still achievable.
This time last year DD did Int 2 prelims, failed 4 (!!) got 2 Ds and 2 Cs (or approximate equivalents). She passed all 8 in May with 4As 2Bs and 2 Cs. But she did put in a huge amount of work between Jan and May. The teachers all knew that she was capable of the work if she put the effort in, although it was briefly discussed about presenting for Int 1 in History due to style of paper.
Thank you both sooo much for your replies. I really appreciate them. I had been the nagging mother before his prelim regarding studying and know he just didn't study enough for his geography. He was disappointed with his result. Without going on about it too much I reinforced the importance of revising for exams and his result reflected this. He had been doing ok in his class work and the teacher has told me that they soon have a NAB to sit. If he doesn't get a result with this he will then go to the Int 1 class. After reading your replies I feel happy that this would probably be the best option. It is then up to him to work hard and possibly work his way up.
Thank you again.
As a teacher I would say that if he has a d in the prelim at int 2 he probably would be better to do the int 1 this year. Especially if be is in 4 th year as it is a good stepping stone for int 2 in 5th year. I've actually taught kids who have done int 1 fourth year, int 2 5th year and gone onto do higher in 6th year and passed. If his teacher is recommending this path it probsbrky is the right one. It depends on your son really. He could turn it around and work really hard for the int 2 this year. With lots of extra work he could maybe go for a c/b or he may crash it and end up retaking next year. If he did the int 1 he has a chance of an A still as a boost to carry him to int 2 next year!?
Sorry rambled hth
I havent got children of secondary age but I have had a similar experience myself, although the other way around.
When I was in 5th year I took int2 Italian as a crash course (had never done it before but had done french since age 5) but got excellent marks for my prelim and was advised to try the higher that year instead of in 6th. I did and got an A, so it was obviously the right thing to do.
Its about being in the right class for your abilities, so if he has been trying hard and studying and is achieving a D at int 2 then yes, he should move down a level so he can achieve the best grade he can. If he has been coasting and not putting in the work then moving him down wont help and will probably just encourage him to carry on coasting.
If its not a subject he is particularly keen on he may not want to carry it on after this year anyway in which case it wont matter which level he does it at. Saying that, if he does move down and wants to carry on to higher he still can as he will have the chance to do it in 6th year if he gets good enough grades.
If he is working hard and he is still getting a low grade then it is in his interests to move down a level as 1) he will feel more comfortable with the work and probably enjoy the class more as a result and 2) he will find a good grade more achievable and will be able to progress to a higher level at his own pace.
My son has been in an Int2 Geography class. He sat his prelim in December and his result was a D. I received a letter from his teacher saying she would advise he goes down from doing the Int 2 to now doing Int 1 as he most probably would not pass his Int 2 exam in the summer. He could sit the Int 1 exam and then in 5th year sit the Int 2 exam.
I was just wondering if anyone else's child has experienced this?
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Looks like we're at the middle of the week and also of the month so it's time for another post about my monthly picks! Looks like navy is again very hip and designers all around have come up with great pieces to match the trend.
So you can totally go nautical this month, with beautiful garments. You can find quite the modern maritime selection here.
It's very easy putting together an outfit for the current trend, all you have to do is not over react when it comes to print. I suggest going for just a piece of your look that can have print if you're a beginner at styling. For more "complicated" outfits, you can totally find inspiration on the internet or even on Shopbop. Lookbooks really help people decide quicker and it's quite handy for those who don't have much time on their hands.
Meanwhile, you can check out my personal picks for the trend:
From Tanya Taylor you have these 3 pieces that work so good together! You can either go for the silver shoe or the black one. I prefer the black mules.


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Serpies win medals at Middlesex Masters cross country
The Serpie M40 team took silver, as did the Serpie FV45 women and Lisa Pettit won individual silver
Congratulations to the Serpentine men's M40 team of Fraser Johnson, Alex Malzer and William McAvock who were 2nd place team in today's Middlesex Masters cross country champs.
Congratulations too to Lisa Pettit who won individual silver in the FV45 category and to the team of Lisa, Carole Wisdom and Miwa Tonaki who took team silver.
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How long have you been in the district? In a few sentences, could you tell us about the genesis of your business and its uniqueness?
Stumptown has been headquartered in the Central Eastside for almost 5 years, and in SE Portland since 1999. Our current operation includes coffee roasting, packaging, distribution, offices, and a training center for our wholesale partners. We operate a Cold Brew brewery/production space just a few blocks away from the roastery. We open to the public for coffee tastings daily, giving customers a chance to try our menu and learn a little bit about coffee and Stumptown. It's a lot to do under just a few roofs! As a company we have experienced a lot of growth and change over the years, but have remained anchored here in SE Portland close to where the brand began.
What is happening in your business right now that your excited to share?
As we grow we are working on plans to reinvest in our current facilities. Business needs are constantly evolving, and we are always looking for creative ways to get more out of our spaces. Over the next few months we will be working on adding innovation and efficiency to our roastery while maximizing office space.
What do like most about being in the Central Eastside Industrial District?
The Central Eastside is an ideal location for our employees. We wouldn't want to be anywhere else! It is centrally located between our four Portland cafes, provides easy access for bikes or walking to work, and is the perfect mix of functional industrial space and creative inspiration. We distribute all over the Portland metro, and it provides a perfect hub for getting around town. It is exciting to be a part of such a dynamic and changing neighborhood- it fits with who we are.


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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- Before Mayor-elect Andy Berke takes office later this month, he's gathering more feedback from the community through public forums. On Thursday, it's all about youth development and education, a topic Joe Smith is familiar with.
"I wouldn't want to face the difficulties that young people are faced with today," Smith says.
Smith works with at risk youth at the Westside Boxing Club through YCAP.
He says the challenges that face many young boys and girls in Chattanooga is widespread.
"It goes back to poverty and not being able to find a job, and the lack of education. It's very multifaceted and complex," Smith says.
At the United Way, Julie Thomsen focuses on out of school programs. She says social issues and environmental issues contribute to the challenges our youth face. She hopes many of them will speak out in public forums.
"We would love to hear from the community what quality means to them," Thomsen says.
However, talk can only do so much.
"My hope is that Mayor-elect and his new administration will stop just talking and lets get some things done to make a difference in the city of Chattanooga," says Smith.
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When we left off the last post, How to Remove Baseboards, I had scraped off any paint or caulking still stuck to the baseboards and walls. Here are the tools you'll need, and the steps to take.
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Sanding block
Cloth (tack cloth, cheese cloth, damp towel)
Purdy Angled Brush
Nail Gun
Putty knife
Step 1: (skip if using new baseboards) Lightly sand the surface of the baseboards. A sanding block works perfectly for this job. Wipe all dust away with a cloth.
Step 2: Paint, making sure to get the top edge as well. I love my Purdy angled brush. Paint can be a specific trim paint or a regular paint in semi-gloss. Our color is Behr Frost.
Step 3: Dry fit each baseboard piece in its correct location. This is when you'll be so glad you numbered the walls and the backs! If you are using new baseboards, you'll of course need to measure and cut each piece now. Having done this before as well, I recommend dry fitting these too. You will make sure everything fits nicely before attaching any of them.
Step 4: Nail baseboards into the wall--wear safety glasses. Set up your nail gun (we have one that connects to an air compressor.) We used 2 1/2 inch nails. It's great to have help when nailing these in so one person can hold the baseboard in place so it stays tight in the corners and is pressed firmly against the floor and the wall, and the other can fire nails in going with about a 10-12 inch space between each nail. **Pay attention to the number of nails you have in your gun! We've learned the hard way that even if the gun is empty it will make holes.
Step 5: Patch and paint holes. Now you've gone and made holes in all your beautiful baseboards, but don't worry, we'll fix those right up. Some people recommend wood putty. I much prefer spackling...I find it easier to work with. Simply put a little bit into the hole and scrape it flat with a putty knife. You can also fix any corners where the baseboards have a little gap. Let dry and sand smooth.
If your paint has primer in it, go ahead and just paint now. Otherwise you should do a layer of primer so your patches blend in better. A very small brush works great here because you have less of a chance of getting paint on your floor.
**Note that some of the nails may still stick out a bit and should be tapped in with a hammer and nail set.
Let all that paint dry and we'll get to the final finishing touch next. Since I've learned a few tips, it's basically a tutorial by itself. I'm putting it in another post: How to get a perfect caulk line. Stay tuned!


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Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, July 7, 2014, 10:30 AM
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Rich Chili wins July Fourth Chili Cook-Off
Original post made on Jul 8, 2014
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, July 7, 2014, 10:30 AM
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jul 8, 2014 at 10:55 am
This event stunk, stunk, stunk. Too many people and not enough chili or ice cream.
a resident of Los Altos
on Jul 8, 2014 at 11:09 am
I got there early and never got to taste any chili. Lines were long and they ran out of chili. After 2 -40 minute waits, I gave up. I thought it was a great idea but not that much fun.
a resident of another community
on Jul 8, 2014 at 11:32 am
"Rich Chili, a team largely comprised of professional chefs for Google".
They should have been included in the Corporate Division instead of the Open Division.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Jul 8, 2014 at 12:03 pm
Something needs to change in order to keep people interested. Lines too long. Icecream a disaster, running out of chili after waiting 40 min, and not being able to vote.
Help this event. I like the tradition.
Where was Ada's??
I paid and wasted tickets due to sold out and long lines this year.
a resident of South of Midtown
on Jul 8, 2014 at 12:55 pm
YAAAY!! Congrats Team Rich's Chili!
I love the Chili Cookoff. It's great to hear about the new ice cream event. I, too, wish they would get more organized and plan better for the tastings. They ALWAYS run out. We usually bring our own food and wine and enjoy friends and family.
Sorry I missed this year's event. I'm sure my driveway was completely utilized.
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Jul 8, 2014 at 2:26 pm
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Not that I would ever stand in line for 30+ minutes for a taste of chili, but if for some reason this event was more organized I might consider a >30 minute wait.
Let's get it together Palo Alto.
Congrats Rich Chili!
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Congrats to Rich Chili... their chili was indeed amazing. Overall great event! The Goldenslate team was fortunate to be apart of the festivities and loved the camaraderie between the competing booths. We were pleasantly surprise to be honored with 2nd place in the corporate division (being that it was our first year out). For more photos check out the Chili Cookoff album on www.facebook.com/goldenslate
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After nine years together, Kathryn and Chris have the sort of relationship most would envy. They speak in the shorthand they have invented, complete one another's sentences and help each other through every daily and existential dilemma. When Chris tells Kathryn about his attraction to Emily, a vivacious young woman he sees often at the laundromat, Kathryn encourages him to ask her out on a date--certain that her bond with Chris is strong enough to weather whatever may come.
As Kathryn and Chris stumble into polyamory, Next Year, For Sure tracks the tumultuous, revelatory and often very funny year that follows. When Chris's romance with Emily evolves beyond what anyone anticipated, both Chris and Kathryn are invited into Emily's communal home, where Kathryn will discover new possibilities of her own. In the confusions, passions and upheavals of their new lives, both Kathryn and Chris will be forced to reconsider their past and what they thought they knew about love.
Offering a luminous portrait of a relationship from two perspectives, Zoey Leigh Peterson has written an empathic, beautiful and tremendously honest novel about a great love pushed to the edge. Deeply poignant and hugely entertaining, Next Year, For Sure shows us what lies at the mysterious heart of relationships, and what true openness and transformation require.
"Next Year, For Sure is one of those rare books that is so honest and alluring that while reading it I felt the giddy intoxication of finding a new best friend. In prose that seems simultaneously effortless and masterful, Zoey Leigh Peterson writes about the magical and ephemeral nature of love, the ebb and flow of relationships, the mysterious shifting of present into past. This book is smart and fresh and full of surprises, with characters who are so richly drawn, so complex and funny and achingly vulnerable that knowing them left me with a sense of being better known. Upon finishing, I want to read every single thing Zoey Leigh Peterson has ever written and ever will write, books and stories, birthday cards and grocery lists. This novel dazzled me."
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We were delightfully pleased when we entered Los Panchos last week during our trip. We discovered not only great mexican food, but also the best smoke briskett from Smokin Oz-that we've ever tasted! Not sure how they came up with adding the bbq, but what a great idea! We went 2 nights, the first and had a wonderful mexican meal - the salsa was fresh and delicious! The second night, I had...
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The Foundation provided $850,000 in scholarships and other benefits to these outstanding young men and women, who have overcome significant emotional, mental, physical, and environmental barriers to achieve at the highest academic and extracurricular levels.
These sixteen seniors were recognized at the 20th annual Biletnikoff Award Banquet on Saturday, February 8, 2014, at the University Center Club at Tallahassee's Doak Campbell Stadium before a sold-out audience of 550 patrons. ESPN3 broadcasted live the banquet which also honored 2013 Biletnikoff Award winner Brandin Cooks of Oregon State University. Former college and pro coaching great Dick Vermeil, one of America's outstanding speakers, delivered the keynote address. The banquet, hailed by many as "the best in college sports," also witnessed the presentation of the Biletnikoff Award trophy, the most beautiful in college sports, to Brandin Cooks.
Foundation Chairman Ritchie Pickron commented, "These sixteen students will become important leaders in the Florida and America of the 21st century!"
Scholarship Committee Chairman Richard Bush remarked, "Foundation designations for scholarship awards are the most coveted in Florida, as the competition is fierce due to the large number of very high quality applicants and the fact that the requirements to be so designated are extraordinarily rigorous.
"In fact, the overall quality of applicants has never been higher and the distinction of those ranked among the top 100 in the applicant pool is the most outstanding in our 20 years' history. The quality of the scholars and our trustees' drive to serve others is a powerful incentive for our highly successful fundraising," said Fundraising Chairman and Founding Trustee Walter Manley II.
The sixteen honored scholars are:
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- Kamal Presley, Leon High School-Brooks Rogers Memorial Scholar
- "Wesley" Charles Moss, Wakulla High School-Foundation Trustees Scholar
- Jacari Harris, Lincoln High School
- Lindsey Shepard, Leon High School
- James Hand-DeMaria, SAIL
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- Claudia Maldonado, Florida High
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- "Billy" William Brickner, Leon High School
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text: All the talk of Stabilant has piqued my curiosity. No doubt a great contact cleaner and protectant...buuut $50.00??? As a consumer electronic tech. one of my most important "tools" has always been good contact cleaners. There are many grades and typed available to the industry. In my experience the best product I have ever seen or heard of is made by Caig Laboratories and is called Cramolin. This product comes in different dilution ratios and varieties...in the field it is simply red to clean and restore contacts, blue to preserve. The product comes in concentrated form in little bottles, and in a more diluted form in aerosol form. This product has been repackaged and sold for years at exhorbatant prices through high-end audio dealers for direct application to cable connections-audiophiles say they hear the difference but I'm not so sure... Bottom line is this...Cramolin is the best contact cleaner/restorer/preserving product I have ever seen or used working as a repair technician for more than 20 years in a marine air climate. Not just a little better...but miles ahead of anything else I have tried. It isn't inexpensive either though, but the variety of types for different applications is a good thing. A generic version (same vendor) is available from MCM electronics who have been meantioned in the past (by Igor?). No personal interest aside from being a satisfied customer and consumer of this product for many years. Another product that protects electrical contacts is Boeshield developed by Boeing (any comments from our Boeing listers???) which is available at all marine supply stores (West Marine comes to mind). Stabilant sounds like a very good product, but a bit pricey if there are cheaper and perhaps better alternatives. My usualy wordy .02 worth... Mike Veglia 85 4kq (electrical connections protected with Cramolin)


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Doepfer A-149-1 Quant./Stored Random Voltages
This module is based on the legendary Buchla 265 / 266 Source of Uncertainty and is a exceedingly complex random voltage generator. On the one hand it provides quantised random voltages with voltage controllable amplitude (or: amount of possible random voltages) and on the other hand random signals with 256 possible states whose probability and distribution can be set manually or per control voltage.Detailsavailability ? immediately available€ 19% VAT excl. €92.44 € 19% VAT incl. €110.00
Frap Tools - Sapel
Advanced chance experiments – The Sapél is composed of a multichannel noise source and two sophisticated random sections. Additionally, the module features a dual clock generator. In detail, there are outputs for white, blue, pink and red noise. The random sections produce fluctuating and quantized voltages as well as sample and hold material. The clock generator consists of two channels, which can be combined. Each circuit offers a normal and a random clock output. Trigger options, a multitude of control voltage inputs and probability functions complete the Sapél's functional range.Detailsavailability ? immediately available€ 19% VAT excl. €419.33 € 19% VAT incl. €499.00
Qu-Bit Electronix - Chance
Chance is an extremely flexible random voltage generator and noise source. The module not only generates classic, stepped and smooth random voltages, but signals based on wavetables as well. Additionally, there are rhythm, burst and clock outputs as well as connectors emitting analog plus digital noise. The circuit can be influenced via potentiometers and CV inputs in various ways. Using the Chance's freeze function, it is possible to hold control signals indefinitely. Coin Toss jumbles all voltage values around.Detailsavailability ? immediately available€ 19% VAT excl. €234.45 € 19% VAT incl. €279.00
Erica Synths - Pico RND
Erica's Pico RND combines a LFO, a random generator and a noise generator in one module. It produces sine and pulse waves. The latter vary arbitrarily in width. Furthermore, the circuit emits random triggers, sample and hold signals as well as white noise. The rate of waveforms and S&H stage are adjustable via a potentiometer. Additionally, there is a clock input.Detailsavailability ? immediately available€ 19% VAT excl. €80.67 € 19% VAT incl. €96.00Excl. 19% VAT, Excl. shippingLieferzeit 1 Tag
Verbos Electronics - Random Sampling
A tasty potpourri if various random functions, seasoned with some pinches of random and garnished with a rarely seen analog shift register.
Besides random the module can also generate audio signals, because the two fluctuating random voltages also can be used as voltage controlled piched noise sound sources and three different flavours of analog noise are a good base for drum sounds. Single stages of the analog shift register can be broken out and used as sample & hold units.
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Steady State Fate - Ultra Random Analog
Random = an event lacking predictability. The Ultra Random Analog module provides you with more than enough of this, in a number of different styles:Details
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Snazzy FX - Chaos Brother
A common LFO? There's much more in it and that is controllable Chaos, Brother! Two happily bubbling modulation outputs plus a smoothed output and in addition an output spitting out arbitrary gates.Detailsavailability ? coming soon€ 19% VAT excl. €264.71 € 19% VAT incl. €315.00
Epoch Modular - Benjolin
The Benjolin's circuitry is based on Rob Hordijk's well-known Blippoo Box, an unique instrument. It is a chaotic sound generator with 2 VCOs that are played autonomously by the "Rungler", a type of shift register that gets it's signals from the VCOs. A 2-pole filter with lowpass and high pass outputs is integrated in the Benjolin, too.Detailsavailability ? coming soon€ 19% VAT excl. €377.31 € 19% VAT incl. €449.00
Make Noise Wogglebug Mk2
The Wogglebug: your personal monster for the modular system which can produce clocked stepped and smoothed random voltages, the ominous Woggle CV and featuring two oscillators that are controlled by random and finally the ringmodulated output of both VCOs. The module can be clocked externally but it has an clock generator and additionally a random gate burst generator, creating fast, short random pulses.
The new version in black is smaller, has a stable clock, CV of influence parameter and some other minor changes, see below.Detailsavailability ? immediately available€ 19% VAT excl. €231.09 € 19% VAT incl. €275.00
Cwejman RG-6 Random Generator
The RG-6 is Cwejman´s powerful module for generating various random signals. Available are three different stepped random voltages, a random gate, random clock and random sawtooths.Detailsavailability ? will be ordered on request
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Doepfer A-149-2 Digital Random Voltages
The A-149-2 is an expansion module to the A-149-1 and it generates random gate signals at eight outputs.Detailsavailability ? immediately available€ 19% VAT excl. €46.22 € 19% VAT incl. €55.00
Snazzy FX - Kitty Eyes
Small module, big turmoil – Kitty Eyes is a compact chaos oscillator, which can be used as a sound generator or modulation source. Its X and Y outputs emit audio respectively CV signals of different phase and characteristics. – Ideal raw material for experimental drum and effect sounds or wild parameter modulations. The frequency can be adjusted via a potentiometer. The trigger output emits chaotic pulse sequences with variable intensity. – An excellent starting point for creating random drum patterns, but also usable as a sound source. The CV input of the module can process continuous control voltages, trigger signals and audio material. Accordingly, the results are very versatile.Detailsavailability ? immediately available€ 19% VAT excl. €109.24 € 19% VAT incl. €130.00


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The Bellingham Public School Foundation (BPSF) partners with the community to build awareness and support to help fund the best possible education for all students in Bellingham Public Schools.
The Foundation helps to bridge the gap between basic education funding provided by the State of Washington and what is needed to meet the Bellingham School District's goals of academic excellence in accordance with its strategic plan, The Bellingham Promise.
School foundations play a crucial role for many school districts across that nation by serving as a reliable source of funds and stability in times of need through annual giving and well-managed endowments. Conversely, school foundations can greatly augment the student experience by helping to fully deliver on the promise of an excellent education for all.
We believe great teaching with strong support is vital. Our monies will support the four pillars that comprise the key strategies outlined by the district in the Bellingham Promise:
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My finish is Just Nan's Mermaid Heart. If you remember I finished the cross stitch last year, leaving just the back stitch, shell stitch and all the bling to attach. So as soon as it came up in my rotation I was able to finish it.
This is going to go into Rosie's newly redecorated bedroom and she's very pleased with the end result. At her request I'm now working on the accompanying Whim-zi design.
On the finishing front I got the children's two ornaments finished in time (just!) to get them on the tree this year.
A Victorian Christmas Tree copyright Needlecrafts Unlimited Co. 2001
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What a great deal on this 2017 Volvo! It offers the latest in technological innovation and style. A turbocharger further enhances performance, while also preserving fuel economy. Volvo prioritized practicality, efficiency, and style by including: leather upholstery, power moon roof, and air conditioning. Performance and efficiency are both prioritized thanks to the efficient 4 cylinder engine, providing a smooth and predictable driving experience. Well tuned suspension and stability control del
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> Caren Dewar, Executive Director, Urban Land Institute Minnesota
"Jon's steady hand and depth of knowledge has helped place our region on the national map for collaboration and region-scale job growth strategies."
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"Jon assembled and led a team that developed a detailed public, foundation and individual funding strategy for a $250 million initiative along the Upper Mississippi. His comprehensive, integrated, forward-thinking approach, and his experience with public and private clients, distinguish him in this emerging area where all sectors have a role to play. The Donjek document is now the spine of our capital campaign strategy."
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32' Trunk Cabin Yacht
CAD Plans
A Pretty Sight in any Harbor
Our Trunk Cabin Yacht is a development of our successful Iris, which you can see in our boats gallery. We expanded on Iris to give this boat twin engines, more beam, a bigger cockpit, more seating, and more interior.
Twin 180-260 h.p. diesels will give her a good turn of speed, and with roughly 180 gallons of fuel, good range as well. Engine boxes below the helm seats make easy work of engine access and daily fluid checks.
Her cabin is arranged like that of IRIS to incorporate a split companionway hatch that opens up the cabin top into the cockpit, providing standing headroom alongside the galley while preserving her elegant profile.
A generous berth separated by a pair of settees opens the cabin, creating a feeling of spaciousness not commonly found in a 32' yacht of classical proportions.
An enclosed head and ample seating throughout provide yacht amenities that are suitable for a couple's coastal cruising. Isinglass curtains can zip up around the hardtop to keep the weather out and extend the boating season.
This little yacht would be a pretty sight in any harbor, and Van Dam would like to build it for you!
- Beam: 10'0"
- Draft: 24", approx..
- Disp: 10,000 lbs, approx.
- Fuel: 150 gallons, approx.
- Water: 50 gallons, approx.
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Loved Local NoDa Artist Lori Love Penland's Lennon:
"Vinyle Word" on display at @SmellyCatCoffee.
$1,200.00 — contact @NoDaArt for more information. Continue reading
Loved Local NoDa Artist Lori Love Penland's Lennon:
"Vinyle Word" on display at @SmellyCatCoffee.
$1,200.00 — contact @NoDaArt for more information. Continue reading
I found @thefulltimegirl's site after she followed one of my accounts and I became curious — what exactly is her concept behind "a full time girl" — what is she promoting?
I decided to promote @LaurenDeMoss because she promotes out-of-this-world wisdom. She inspired me, hope she does the same for you!
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Thanks, I was thinking the same thing! Besides, when you know before the beginning the end, you must love 'the story'!
My eye.
"I seek you."
(via YouTube – I Want You To Want Me / by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar)
The interactive installation "I Want You To Want Me", by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar, commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art, for their "Design and the Elastic Mind" exhibition.
I Want You To Want Me explores the search for love and self in the world of online dating. It chronicles the world's long-term relationship with romance, across all ages, genders, and sexualities, using real data collected from Internet dating sites every few hours.
The piece was presented on a 56" high-resolution touch-screen, hanging vertically on a wall, installed at MoMA on February 14, 2008, Valentine's Day.
Pitch: Metamorphoses
Sketch: a response to "Aeneas, Anchises, and Ascanius"
Slackened form the burden to bear
that no man may slander
Each in turn holding onto
that life's moment makes precious
At life's end, he grasps his deities
ever conscious of the hereafter
Son, man, head-of-household, it is family that he ponders
It is on the strength of his back that his family is saved
Cuddled, cowered
Young carries the eternal flame, his life just began
Family escapes, life unscathed
We toured the Galleria Borghese today, and it was an inspiring experience. Bernini's work is prominently showcased here, with Apollo and Daphne, David, Pluto and Proserpina (or The Rape of Proserpina), and Truth Unveiled by Time. Bernini is a master of a moment in motion captured in marble. I was also intrigued by the amazing detail in Canova's Pauline Bonaparte, a sculpture of Napoleon's sister who was reluctantly married to the reigning Prince Borghese. She was a scandalous woman who when asked how it was that she could pose nearly naked, blithely replied "Oh, there was a stove in the studio." She left a legacy of tales regarding her jewels, clothes, lovers, the "negro" who carried her from her bath, and the servants she used as footstools. Titian's Sacred and Profane Love, elements of the painting symbolizing "fleeting happiness on earth" and "eternal happiness in heaven".
There was also a Raphael room which displayed paintings of the Florentine School, and allowed you to view the master with his teachers in a progression of technique.
The Galleria Borghese is simply one of the best in the world… it is as magical as The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. which stunned me with their Rothko room, and their amazing collection of recognizable pieces, including Luncheon of the Boating Party.
Pitch: Chiaroscuro
This morning we had a Caravaggio walk to start off our first morning back. It was really nice because we met up at 9.30—which is pretty late for us. We walked first to S. Agnostino's Basilica where we viewed the Madonna of the Pilgrims (1604-06). Interesting to note, the model was a prostitute and her babe in arms. There was also Raffaello's Prophet Isaiah as well.
I wrote my poem on the painting of Madonna of the Pilgrims.
From darkness comes light.
Fingers splayed holding ample flesh of shifting child.
Legs dangling, foot so close to the hand of one who entreats him.
Lines formed from child to follower, eye to eye, to sole of trodden foot.
Mothers gaze awry.
Perspective drawn so that we are too—only ever to gaze up upon him.
From darkness comes light.
Next we went just around the corner to Chiesa di San Luigi dei Francesi where Caravaggio has three pieces: The Calling of Saint Matthew, The Inspiration of Saint Matthew, and The Martyrdom of Saint Matthew.
These were amazing pieces showing his deftness of composition of motion, movement and light. One day when I get time, I want to overlay these paintings with circles and lines showing the perspective and motion in composition.
Finally we trekked out to the S. Maria del Popolo again to revisit the Crucifixion of Peter and the Conversion of Saul. Matt let us in on Caravaggio's life a bit, explaining of how he ran from Rome (he killed a man—a friend of the Pope's, and was found to be sodomizing young boys), then was fast-track knighted elsewhere only to be hunted again when he was found to have done something so vile it could not be written (and thus forever undocumented). The Borghese' entreated the Pope to pardon Caravaggio because they were desperate to have him return to Rome and their patronage, and finally he received word that we was welcomed back. However somewhere north of Rome he disappeared and his body was never found. Remember that he would paint his pieces with consideration of where they would be shown in mind. This is what makes the pieces in S. Maria's so intriguing, because the butt in your face, or the horses hindquarters towards alter are no mistake. He also liked to paint feet dirty, gritty and real, which was an often an issue for the Church's taste. He had to repaint The Inspiration of Matthew because they wouldn't accept the grit and grim of the first. Hence Matthew's odd stature where he looks like he's off balance and going to fall off the chair. Caravaggio didn't hide bitterness well. (The horse's hindquarters are facing the altar piece because he wanted to do the altar piece but they commissioned another artist instead.)


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Beauty addicts around the world have been raving about Givenchy's newest range of lipsticks, Le Rouge. Packaged in silver-metal tubes wrapped in real lack leather, these luxurious matte colours are intense and long-lasting, although not cheap.
Enter the Givenchy Le Rouge Trio, a travel-exclusive product from the brand available at selected airport locations (I got mine at Gatwick airport in the UK) and some airlines that includes three popular shades from the Le Rouge range at a decent discount.
The set includes shades 102 (Beige Plume), 201 (Rose Taffetas) and 204 (Rose Boudoir). In the UK, each Le Rouge retails for £24 and the trio sells for just over £53, making it a great purchase if you're interested in all three colours – I didn't have any lipsticks from the range before buying this so it was a fantastic opportunity to add them to my collection for less.
As usual, click on the pictures for larger versions. The swatches (one-swipe only!) were photographed in natural light on a fairly gloomy day – I apologise in advance for British weather!
Bourjois 3 Lipgloss Effet 3D set
French brand Bourjois has a number of duty-free kits, most popular on board airlines but also available at airport stores. This one, the Bourjois 3 Lipgloss Effet 3D set, is a trio of full-size lip glosses that, as the name suggests, create an effect of fuller lips when applied.
The set features three shades: Transparent Oniric (18), an invisible top coat; Rose Symphonie (20), a frosty pale pink with silver sparkles; and Rose Lyric (36), a deeper rosy shade also with fewer visible sparkles than the previous colour.
All feature a brush-style applicator and the sparkles aren't gritty, which is a bonus.
I'm afraid I don't know how much this set retails for as I got mine as a gift. These usually carry a saving of at least 15% compared with high-street prices though, so it should be a good deal if you like all colours.
The first set of swatches was photographed in indirect sunlight and the second, in direct sunlight. Click on any of the images for a larger version.
Agnès b. Harmony Makeup Pouch
Like other beauty collections including Sonia Rikyel and Ladurée, French brand Agnès b. only offers its makeup ranges in Asia, and this particular set was exclusive to Singapore Airlines (although I believe it might be discontinued now – sorry!).
The Agnès b. Harmony Makeup Pouch contains a series of products selected by the designer herself, according to the airline, to achieve "an intense and luminous look". These include theAgnès B.B. Cream SPF 20 PA++ in 01 Light, B. Glossy Stick Shimmering Lipstick in 2132 Framboise Glossy, the Palette Sublim' Regard Eye-Enhancing Kit for Eyebrows and Eyelids, a Contour Haute Def Eyeliner Pencil in Black and a free Agnès B. Beauté Makeup Pouch. The eyeliner is made in Germany, the palette is made in Italy, the lipstick is made in China and the BB cream is made in France, making for a truly international set!
This is one of the nicest and best put-together makeup sets I have seen in a while – every product is something I would be happy to have bought individually. The palette shades are pigmented, the lipstick is very comfortable and the eyeliner doesn't budge, and the BB cream is a match (which is rare as I am very light and most Asian BB creams lean towards yellow). Priced at a very reasonable S$87 (about $70), I consider this set a success.
Click on the pictures for larger versions. Apologies for the lack of any other makeup on the lip swatch shot.
Ellis Faas Make-Up Set
I am excited about this post as this is the first time I have ever seen an Ellis Faas product in duty-free, and it is an exclusive set commissioned by Dutch airline KLM.
The Ellis Faas Make-Up Set, available inflight and for online pre-order on the Shop@KLM website, has been created by the make-up artist herself with a selection of three essential products from her range: Milky Lips L201, also known as Ellis Red and her signature colour; a grey-brown shade which I believe to be Creamy Eyes E104; and her Mascara E401 (black).
If each product was to be individually purchased the set would cost €74 (about $99 according to today's rates), but KLM sells it for a bargainous €59 (about $79). And with the swan-decorated packaging, the kit looks so pretty I want to fly with KLM just to get it!
Bobbi Brown Wild Rose Shimmer Brick
Most makeup brands that make it in the cutthroat world of beauty products include at least one item that achieves cult status among its fans. For Bobbi Brown, shimmer bricks are one of those – and they have an interesting backstory, according to the brand:
One season, with just minutes to go before the runway lights went up, a fashion designer asked Bobbi to give all the models a lit-from-within look. So she took a shimmery eye shadow and dusted it on everyone's cheeks—and that's how the idea for Shimmer Brick was born.
Obvious, perhaps, but it worked for her! Shimmer bricks are handmade in Italy by pressing five different shades of "ultra-luxe pure pearl pigments" into one pan and double-baking them, the brand explains, and a variety of highlighter shades have been available through the years, some permanent and some limited.
The latest addition to the family is Bobbi Brown Wild Rose Shimmer Brick, and this one is exclusive to duty-free and travel-retail locations. As the name implies, it has a duskier, darker rose colour pattern and, if the product shot is anything to go by, could probably be used as a blush if you're light-skinned (and use a heavier hand).
The Wild Rose Shimmer Brick is available from this month at worldwide travel-retail locations, and I'll update this post with the price as soon as I see one in loco. Click on the picture for a larger version.
Benefit Perk Up and Away! set
Benefit is a brand that has not been present in force in the duty-free channel for a long time, but it has certainly been investing in travel locations recently with nice counters and special products. This set is one such initiative.
The Benefit Perk Up and Away! set is a nifty collection of best-selling products packaged in a suitcase-style box, not unlike the ones the brand has been using for holiday gifts and other promotions in domestic markets. This one, however, is exclusive to DFS Galleria stores – specifically the ones in Hong Kong.
The set includes a full-size Watt's Up! highlighter for the face, a full-size box of Dandelion blush, a full-size bottle of Posietint (a multi-purpose product for cheeks and lips), a deluxe sample size tube of the POREfessional primer (7.5ml) and a deluxe sample of the Laugh with LeeLee fragrance (1.5ml).
In Hong Kong, this set retails for HK$680 (about $88), which seems like decent value for three full-size products and a couple of good samples in a cute packaging. Would you buy it?
Click on the image to see it big! I believe this set will be available from next month.
Estée Lauder Portable Makeup Brush Collection
This holiday season has been busy with new launches in the duty-free world, and this is one of them. I hope to be able to post more regularly and bring you the other latest products soon!
Estée Lauder has launched this month a travel-exclusive Portable Makeup Brush Collection, featuring what it describes as four "essential travel-sized brushes inspired by global makeup artist-quality brushes".
These include a foundation brush, a powder brush one for blush and another for eyeshadow, all presented in a blue mock-croc case with golden details, same as the brushes themselves.
Prices vary according to location and I haven't been travelling recently so can't update you on that yet, but will edit this post as and when I'm able to. For the same reason I can't judge the quality of these brushes but imagine they'll be similar to the ones in EL's holiday blockbuster sets, which are OK.
As usual, click on the image for a larger version.
Burberry Lip Cover Signature Collection
The Burberry Beauty range is one of those that achieved immediate cult status after being launched, but I resisted getting into for a long time (mostly for fear of bankruptcy, I must confess).
Because of that, it was only in July that I bought my first Burberry makeup products, and this was one of them: the Burberry Lip Cover Signature Collection (purchased in Hawaii but also available at London Heathrow airport and other duty-free locations).
This set features three lipsticks from the Burberry Lip Cover range: Nude Beige (01), a pale nude colour; Blush (09), a lovely reddish rose; and Antique Rose (11), a vintage pink shade. The formula is moisturising, pigmented and lasts a decent time, requiring touch-ups after meals. There are plenty of much better reviews than I would be able to write of these on the blogosphere, so I won't go into too much detail – I do love these though.
I have no idea how much I paid for this set, unfortunately, but will check when I go through the airport again (soon!) for the UK price of the box. For now, I offer you pictures and swatches, and I beg your forgiveness.
As usual, you can click on the images for larger versions.
Dior Addict Extreme Lipstick Trio
Christian Dior has been keeping quiet about its duty-free exclusives recently, but a bit of research has revealed one of its latest offerings to the travel-retail market: the Dior Addict Extreme Lipstick Trio.
This one is tricky though, as it offers different colours based on the region the product is being sold in. Example: in Germany's airport shops, the set contains Dior's moisturising lipstick formula in 536 (Lucky), 356 (Cherie Bow) and 667 (Avenue). However, on board Korean Air flights the shades change and only Lucky is in both sets – the other two shades are 336 (Saint Tropez) and 366 (Pink Icon). These variations obviously reflect local and regional best-sellers as these sets tend to go with colours that are popular where they are sold.
Prices are also slightly different, once again based on local retail prices. While the German duty-free stores sell the set for €74 (roughly $95), Korean Air prices the trio at a slightly cheaper €69 ($89). Considering these retail in the US for $30 each, the sets don't represent much of a saving (and in the German case are actually more expensive) compared with buying the individual lipsticks. However, in the UK they are sold for £24 each (around $38 in today's exchange rates), so you'd be pocketing quite a significant amount by getting the set.
Click on the picture to see a bigger version – this one represents the Asian version of the set (in theory).
Chanel Préférence eyeshadow palette
Chanel is a beauty brand with a clear focus on the Asian market, and in duty-free it is no different, with several products launched exclusively in that region. The Chanel Préférence eyeshadow palette is one such item, and as far as I know is available only on board selected airlines serving the Asia/Pacific region (I purchased mine on a Singapore Airlines flight but know Cathay Pacific and Korean Air also stock this product).
The palette follows the brand's recent format of five colours displayed vertically and in parallel, and is officially part of the Ombres Perlées de Chanel series. The five shades are a pearlescent light pink, a pearlescent silvery taupe, a metallic gold, a complex olive-y green and an almost black with finely-milled blue/purple sparkles.
Unfortunately, while the shades look very pretty on the pan, only the last two are any good – the first three are gritty, patchy and do not apply evenly either with fingers or with a brush. I had trouble getting enough pigment on my arm for the colours to appear on the swatch pictures, which is a terrible shame as the two darkest shades (the green and the black) are gorgeous, pigmented and satiny.
You can judge by yourself from the swatches, but in my humble opinion this feels like the Jekyll and Hyde of palettes! Considering it cost S$80 (roughly $63 by today's exchange rates), it is certainly a disappointment and not something I would recommend for purchase.


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Friday, August 17, 2007
Movie Review: "The Last Sin Eater"
So when I heard this book was becoming a movie I was excited. Although I would have been more excited if her Mark of the Lion series came out but I suppose that might be too risque for Christian viewers. I enjoyed watching the movie. I'm always afraid of adaptations because they either leave huge chunks out or change the story completely. I never understand why the plot gets changed, if you are trying to lure in readers of the book to watch the movie, you will only anger them.
Since it's been a while since I read the book, I didn't really notice any huge differences. One big thing though is they did not show Cadi's brother but since I can barely remember what he did in the book, it doesn't really hurt the movie. I was disappointed however that they didn't explain what happens to everyone in the end. The elder Cadi is narrating the story to her granddaughter but this is never mentioned at all. The viewers won't know about the family connections that the readers will remember. The final scene in graveyard isn't as anticlimactic as it was portrayed in the book. I also suppose they wanted to have a happy ending involved the Kai.
The movie making itself is lovely. The scenery is beautiful especially the shots of the mountain. They chose a beautiful setting. However the scene with the log over the river had a horrible special effects scene shot. It was so obviously it was set on a blue screen and it looked really bad. I wish they could have fixed it, it was so blatantly obvious it ruined the moment. But other than this, it's an excellent movie. The scene that really affected me was the Indian massacre. It chills you at how evil that guy was. The acting is quite good. The girl who plays Cadi is wonderful. I recommend this movie for fans of the book and for those that enjoy a good family movie.
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i already really want to see this movie and i really, really want to read the book! do you recommend seeing the movie before reading the book if you're going to do both or the other way around??ReplyDelete
I had the teenage girls from church over to watch this movie last month. I'd say about the same things as you. Did you know, though? That almost all of the actors are American? The little girl is from TX! I realize that it's set in the US, but I can't imagine finding those accents still authentically around in most actors. I wonder if they were *all* fake? I was pretty impressed.ReplyDelete
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Sunrise Highway has long been a safety concern for residents of Nassau County, and the news that the New York State Department of Transportation was to focus on safety improvements along the notoriously dangerous roadway — which saw eight pedestrian deaths, 94 collisions involving motorists and pedestrians and 32 collisions involving motorists and bicyclists between 2010 and 2012 — was well-received. However, NYSDOT had undertaken the planning process for a $3.8 million pedestrian safety plan for Sunrise Highway without any local community input.
AARP New York, in partnership with Vision Long Island and Tri-State, reached out to the Walkable and Livable Communities Institute (WALC) to conduct three walking audits with community members along the highway. In June, internationally-renowned traffic safety expert Dan Burden led Nassau County elected officials, planners, advocates and residents through Valley Stream, Baldwin and Freeport, guiding the group through an in-depth examination of how design directly impacts behavior on roadways and discussing ideas to make Sunrise Highway safe for all users. WALC then gathered the input, along with Dan Burden's observations, and generated a series of recommendations for how to transform the corridor into a Complete Street.
WALC's report states that "Sunrise Highway reflects conditions along Long Island and in many places around the U.S.: physical activity has been engineered out of daily life due to overly wide roads, high vehicle speeds and a lack of pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure." They propose several short-term, mid-range and long-term solutions for combating this unfriendly environment, including:
Short term opportunity: implement traffic-calming street treatments. Sunrise Highway's wide lanes encourage speeding. WALC recommends repainting lane markings to reduce lane width to 10 feet, and placing tree wells every two or three parking spots along areas where there is on-street parking to create a "sense of enclosure" and encourage reduced speed. They also recommend that intersection signals be replaced and remounted in more visible positions, and their timing should be adjusted to provide safe crossing for pedestrians and bicyclists. Enhancing crosswalks with highly-visible paint markings and adding street lighting along more heavily-traveled corridors will also improve safety by alerting motorists to the presence of pedestrians in the area.
Mid-range opportunity: create mid-block crossings. Sunrise Highway's blocks are up to 1,000 feet long in some places, which leads to pedestrians attempting to cross mid-block. Creating pedestrian islands for safe mid-block crossing where the dangerous practice is most prevalent would increase roadway user safety across the board.
Mid-range opportunity: install buffered sidewalks and curb extensions. WALC notes that "sidewalks work best when they are fully buffered from moving traffic" and asserts that this should be a planning priority for Sunrise Highway, as it would increase "the social and economic vitality of the street" by encouraging pedestrian travel.
WALC notes that a short-term and relatively low-cost means of providing a buffer would be to reposition existing guardrails wherever possible — though we feel that this would only serve to reinforce the notion that the roadway is a deadly place and discourage pedestrian traffic along it. The preferable solution would be WALC's recommendation to install curb extensions at all corners of village intersections along the roadway, which would reduce the speed of vehicles making right turns while also increasing visibility for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians at all important crossings.
Long-range opportunity: build a shared-use bicycle and pedestrian path along the north side of Sunrise Highway. Nassau County doesn't have a stellar reputation for being bike friendly. A shared-use path along the roadway would not only provide a buffer between vehicle traffic and non-motorist users, but would also provide a new connection between the villages along Sunrise Highway. In tandem with highly-visible sheltered bike stations near LIRR stations, the report states that this would encourage people to ditch their cars and take their bikes instead.
Big thinking: turn Sunrise Highway into a boulevard within the villages. Creating a boulevard in the villages would encourage economic development by making these areas feel like a destination for residents and visitors. The small town of Hoboken, New Jersey is turning its major main street thoroughfare into a Complete Streets boulevard, and will no doubt serve as an excellent model for small town transformation.


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Men 2.6 times more likelier to die on roads than women
A total of 932 men were killed on Australia's roads in 2011, in comparison to 356 women
It has been found that men are 2.6 times more likely to be killed in road accidents than women, with young men being most at risk.
A total of 1291 people died in road crashes across the country, in 2011, 424 fewer than in 2002, according to a report released by the Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics.
And of those who were killed in 2011, 283 were men aged between 17 and 25.
Per population per state, rates of death in the age group were almost twice as high as the total average.
Those who aged over 70 were also over-represented.
A total of 932 men were killed on Australia's roads in 2011, in comparison to 356 women, making them 2.6 times more likely to be killed in a road crash, News.com.au reported.
In 2011, about 39 per cent of fatal crashes occurred between 6pm and 6am, compared to 44 per cent in 2002.
40 per cent of fatal crashes occurred on weekends, which was no different from 10 years ago.
The maximum number of fatal crashes occurred in above 90 km/h speed zones.
The majority of those accidents that involved an articulated truck happened in zones where the speed limit was 100km/h or higher.
But, across the states, NSW, Victoria and Queensland recorded significantly fewer deaths on roads in 2011 than in 2002.
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|Reviews for To Make Right
| anondecepticon chapter 1 . 9/28/2011
I finally got around to watching TF:Prime, and the bunnies are bitin' me HARD! Sadly my list of fics-to-write is as long as my arm, so I have to settle for reading other people's instead. So far yours are my favorites; you've really nailed the Knock Out/Breakdown dynamic. Well done!
| 0ptimuspenguin chapter 1 . 9/11/2011
Awwwwwww. :)
| Huntress Under Seige chapter 1 . 8/31/2011
I also am a huge fan of KO/BD
I like how you thought through technical details, like how Starscream is hungry for power and tried to destract him from rescuing BD for his own 1-up on Megatron. Having background characters in character is good.
Like your writing style...I lurve fluff...both the fanfic kind and the delicious marshmallow kind...
3 Huntress
| NeverMineToHold chapter 1 . 8/12/2011
Since they first appeared on screen, I'm head over heels for those two, too. - And you write them beautifully! I wish I had more to say than that, but this is just perfect, - there's so much subtext, both in the show (how convenient LOL) and here, I like it "You know I would have come for you" - aw! Just LOVE IT!
Please write more, you have them down pat and I love your style!
| psycho4sure chapter 1 . 6/25/2011
Thank Primus you returned! Rumor had it your fingers were injured (broken?)in an accident at work! That was a fun story...and about DECEPTICONS! WOW, you are "changing" your focus...LOL
| Foxyperv chapter 1 . 6/24/2011
sweet and to the point
| Mahimomo chapter 1 . 6/24/2011
AHHHHH! Yes!
Knock Out should've been in that episode!
| Spoksonat chapter 1 . 6/23/2011
I enjoyed reading this lovely fic. Not only do you show both Knock Out and Breakdown's emotions and interactions well, but you also give a believable reason as to why Knock Out was not in Operation: Breakdown. Bravo! :)


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