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Dress: Alexander Wang. Cropped Jacket: Karl Lagerfeld. Jacket: Zara. Shoes: Topshop. Sunglasses: Forever 21.
13 comments:
- Rachael said...
Those shoes are incredible!! So pretty!
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- Sally said...
Love the vibrancy of the skirt and shoes colors. Cute look!
- September 23, 2010 at 10:44 AM
- LaFence said...
Gorgeous jacket and nice color combination :)
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- oksana said...
interesting combination of colors!
- September 23, 2010 at 2:09 PM
- Kate said...
you look so glam in the 2nd photo! love it!
- September 23, 2010 at 3:09 PM
- Daphne said...
I always adore those shoes every time you wear them. They look great under this combo. Great idea.
- September 23, 2010 at 6:09 PM
- Terri said...
Oooh, I was liking the purple skirt with the grey leopard and then as the photo slowly loaded--your feet appeared!
- September 23, 2010 at 8:04 PM
- michelle_ said...
the red wisteria wedges !!! i love them sooo much ! and i also love your leopard print coat ! you really have a great eye for cool pieces in fashion..
its great to find ur blog via weardrobe :) - September 25, 2010 at 3:48 AM
- Arushi Khosla (FabBlab) said...
Haha, I have the nude wisterias. In fact, I just posted about them! Your coat is gorgeous!
- September 25, 2010 at 1:11 PM
- Trishna said...
OMG are those the topshop wisteria wedges? They are so fabulous but this specific colour makes them look just stunning.
I have been reading your blog for a while and love your style. I would really love for us to keep in touch. How do you feel about following and/ or doing a link exchange with my blog. I'd happily return the favor.
Love from Toronto, Canada - September 25, 2010 at 8:59 PM
- Tiffany said...
You wore my favorite red shoes while I was gone. Super cute outfit!
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great shoes!!
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I agree with you, Jim, that behind most great books, there's a Big Concept. It works for movies, and it works for books. I love coming up with strong concepts. I've developed and abandoned a few, and people who know about them still come back to me and say, "Are you still working on that novel? It's such a great idea--I want to read it!" I was working away on one big concept when I discovered that a major thriller author had just published a book along the same lines. Unfortunately, it was one of his lesser works. I was ticked off that he'd "wasted" a Great Idea through poor execution! Due to his name, however, I'm sure it still sold a lot of books. I abandoned that particular effort, because I didn't want to seem derivative.
I keep a list of concepts I'd like to work on someday. They sparkle in the recesses of my mind, lined up like flights coming in for a night landing at LAX. (I know, I know, Block That Metaphor!). :)Oh Kathryn, I relate. Twice I was well into a WIP when I discovered some other author was out there with a book too similar for me to continue. Ack! Of course, what WE do with a concept will be different. Maybe waiting a few years and coming back to it will work. No one can copyright an idea.
I, too, have a huge file of concepts, from one liners to cover copy. All I need is a 36 hour day and immortality to complete them.My brain's a little sluggish from too little slip and I haven't formulated a high concept from it yet, but immediately upon reading this post what popped into my brain was--what if I created a concept that draws on all the best elements from my favorite movie (Star Trek II-The Wrath of Khan) and my favorite book, Zane Grey's "Forlorn River"?
Although while I haven't thought about it in exactly that way, one of the main features of both that movie and book, sacrificing yourself for your friend, seems to be a fairly common theme that pops up in my writing anyway.Jim, your hotel note concept already sounds (sounded? since it's past and already a successful book?) like a well-polished elevator pitch.
My initial list of concepts tends to be four chapters. I have a dozen files of four chapter concepts just waiting to be extended. This way, I have the initial "what if" concept, a few characters, a setting, and (hopefully) a conflict set up and documented while I mull over the potential and work out the outline. I also have the voice of the piece on paper so it is in my head as I start to research and expand. It is a great way to expand a concept to see if it is viable or a great writing exercise if it turns out there's not much there.
Great advise from a great writing mentor.
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author of: SEASoned: A Chef's Journey with Her CaptainGood question from Doc Mabry. What I'm talking about here is the concrete, honed idea for the writer, so he knows the solid through line of the story. The Hollywood idea of a "high concept" is, as you indicate, one that I call the "ka-ching ka-ching test." IOW, we see the market from the idea alone.
But a concept might be a little "softer." Thus: A girl whose mother is imprisoned for murder must grow stronger through a series of foster homes. (White Oleander)
That's simple and complete without necessarily being a "high" concept.
How about this one: The King of England must give a speech, but he has a speech impediment. Through the support of his wife and a quirky speech therapist, he makes it.
That doesn't exactly set off the cash register sound, does it? But remember: simple plots and complex characters. The King's Speech was so good because of the character work and how the stakes of the speech were raised in the plot.
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Hey everyone, For an experiment, lets all play the abraham-hicks vibrational money game for 30 days and see what happens to our finances and abundance. Below is an inspiring reply to a thread on the abe forum about someone who played the prosperity game and how it affected his life. Here is the link Winning the Lottery - Success Stories and Manifestations - Forums - Abraham-Hicks Discussion It sounds interesting and I want to try it. I think it would be fun if we all try it for 30 days and change out our money vibration and then we can all post our on-going results over the next 30 days. So who is in? What it is - is you have $1,000 for each day and it increases by $1,000 each day. So by day 30, you are spending $30,000 on that day. You can spend it on anything you want. The idea is that you are constantly focusing on abundance, money and having it in your life. This helps to change your vibration from lack to abundance. Also, I just wanted to point out - it is very important to really get into the feeling of spending this money. For instance, if you are going to do like debo is doing and plan a trip - say to Hawaii or Australia, etc, go ahead and really get into it by getting brochures and looking online. I know when I was playing a similar game (but the game was you had a million dollars to spend each day and each day it increased by a million. So by the 30th day you had to spend 30 million dollars on that day. Strange as it sounds, it really was a very time consuming game and I never finished it) the person who invented the program wanted you to really get into the spending of the money and acting as if you really did possess this money. She wanted you to write out checks as if you really had this money. You also needed to go online and pretend to buy things etc. It does trick your mind into thinking you really have this money vs just writing in a ledger the things you are spending your money on. But just do whatever you feel guided to do and above all is fun to do - if it feels stressful, boring or you don't want to play the game a certain way - then play it your way and make it fun! Here is the reply from that guy on that link I've also noticed that every time I play the prosperity game for more than a couple of weeks, my money situation always gets better in ways I don't expect. You know, I never connected the dots until you mentioned it here (DUH!), but every time I play the Prosperity game - and get my momentum going - money always comes in through unexpected channels. Three weeks after starting the prosperity game last November, I received two 'out of the blue', unexpected checks totaling $3,000. Now, I know nothing comes out of the blue, but there was no way I could have known money was coming to me through these sources. Extra money also came into my experience through my employment. I slacked off the game for a while, probably because I didn't know what to spend my money on, and then picked it back up early spring. A few weeks later, more money began rolling in from sources I had no idea about. Hmmmm, I slacked off again in mid-May, so maybe it's time I pull out my ledger and start spending! Last edited by mallie; 10-17-2011 at 09:32 AM. |
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — No team title, but plenty of team history — and a state champion too.
The Point Pleasant wrestling program is without a team championship for the first time in four seasons, but the Big Blacks still had one individual champion and a school-best sixth-place finish in the Class AAA standings Saturday after the conclusion of the 2013 WVSSAC State Wrestling Tournament held at Big Sandy Superstore Arena in Cabell County.
The Big Blacks — who won three consecutive Class AA-A crowns before being moved up to the AAA level this school year — eclipsed the century mark for the first time in school history at the AAA level, as PPHS posted a team tally of 101 points from its dozen qualifiers.
Point Pleasant was 99 points back of eventual-champion Huntington (200), while Parkersburg (160.5), Parkersburg South (138), Ripley (128.5) and Washington (105.5) rounded out the top-five team spots.
Only one of Point's 12 qualifiers advanced to a state final, but senior Trevor 'Reno' Hill made the most of his first career championship match by completing a 4-0 weekend with an 8-2 decision over Ripley's Nate Starkey for the 170-pound title in Class AAA.
Hill's feat allowed the senior to become the program's 19th state champion in history while also becoming the 12th grappler at PPHS to win a crown. Hill joins Alex Reed (1998) — the program's first state champion — as the only wrestlers to win an individual state championship at the Class AAA level.
Hill never trailed in his finale Saturday night against Starkey, and his victory allowed the Big Blacks to secure their ninth straight postseason with at least one state champion. The four points earned from that decision also pushed PPHS ahead of Wheeling Park (98) in the final team standings, as Point's previous-best finish at state was seventh in the AAA level.
For a senior in his final match, Hill was thrilled with the way he was leaving the PPHS program — on top of the podium.
"Coach told me going into the match not tire myself out and work as hard as you can go," Hill said. "I did exactly what he told me and what he has taught me all year, and it worked. It's an unbelievable feeling to be a champion. It's like standing on top of the world."
Hill's victory cast a bright silver lining on an otherwise uncommon weekend for the Big Blacks, who had only five grapplers make it to the podium. PPHS also earned a third-place finish, two fourth-place efforts and a fifth-place finish.
Brycen Reymond posted a pair of wins Saturday in the 182-pound weight class, allowing the junior to finish third overall with a 4-1 record. Juniors John Raike (113) and Guy Fisher (120) both placed fourth with identical 3-2 marks, while senior Noah Searls — the 2012 Class AA-A champion at 132 pounds — placed fifth in the 138 division with a 4-2 record.
Caleb Leslie (106), Micah Powell (126), Steven Porter (132), Josh Hudson (145), Austin Rutter (152), Jacob Starcher (195) and Jacob Duncan (220) were all eliminated from podium-contention on Friday.
The Big Blacks finished the weekend with a combined 25-21 overall mark, and only two grapplers failed to score a win this weekend at the AAA level. So, even though it wasn't a typical weekend for Point Pleasant, it was still a rewarding one for fourth-year coach John Bonecutter.
"This has been the hardest year of my coaching career, by far," Bonecutter said. "We have faced so much adversity this year as a team, but we always tried to communicate that when you go through a rough stretch — you'll be stronger for it in the end.
"We may not be stronger on the scoreboard this year, but the boys never quit and we still managed to set some school records at the AAA level — which is really like another feather in our cap. I'm really proud of these guys."
It was the final weekend for seniors Micah Powell, Noah Searls, Colby Sayre, Steven Porter and Trevor Hill as PPHS wrestlers, and Bonecutter was quick to point out how much these guys have meant to the program over the years.
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"They have been a part of some of the greatest things we have ever done as a program and they have left quite a legacy. I just wouldn't be able to say enough about them, but I do love them and I am going to miss them."
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1) Make ALL clan ops results viewable, including the placing. The fact we can't see all the results of a counted operation is inexcusable. I know that this would allow us to see how many clans are getting XP for doing nothing but enlisting, but we should still expect this.
2) Create/maintain a FULL clan leaderboard/ranking system. I want to know how the "other guys" are doing. This includes clan op results and badges. There is zero point in showing us rankings on win % and K/D... those are pointless.
3) Allow the ability to use a clan's emblem as each player's emblem IN GAME and elsewhere. I think it's a travesty this hasn't been done yet. Make the time the clan leader spent designing their emblem on your crappy emblem generator worthwhile. And let us show some pride in our clan, dammit!
4) Post clan ops that make sense from a team-based competition standpoint. Full squad wins counted during a specified timeframe, etc. Quit acting like hardcore players are fringe. We count too, dammit. Make even one op HC S&D wins, and I guarantee a ton of clans would be happy.
5) Reward level 50 clans with a new clan tag color. Red, perhaps.
6) Tweak the medalling system. (Gold is too easy to achieve, and yet those at the top end of gold deserve more credit.) Reward the top 3% (or 2% even) of clans with more XP and increase the Champion XP (or better yet, merge them into a new medal level-- Diamond or Platinum, perhaps-- and do away with worrying about "who won" questions).
7) Make it easier to see a clan member's clan op participation/placing in clan. I'm tired of trying to track down non-participators op by op. Should be able to see what a person's done for our clan with a simple click of a button. You can track everything else... why not this, too?
8) Show the finishing percentage for the clan in each op. (SO VERY easy to do... and yet, still isn't there.)
9) Allow us to make other members co-leaders!!! Make a new rank that can enlist the clan in ops, send invites/accept applications, etc. Managing a large clan with just one person is dumb. You can fix this easily.
10) Open up clan challenges. NOTE: This is the LAST thing on my list. Those who didn't pay for ELITE can't complain about not having these sooner. As a paid member... I think you should have had these open LONG ago. By the time they open, my clan is most likely going to be level 50. So for those in my clan that weren't dumb and paid for ELITE will not have been able to contribute at all. Sometimes, it's simply a matter of too little, too late.
And there they are. Ten things Beachhead should work on. In my opinion, of course. I'd not wish to speak for any other clan leaders out there.
This is definitly needed...
We are also missing the data for the 11 Clan Ops
Great list @SilentDHBI
I have to say, as a Co-Clan Leader of a high ranking clan those are some great things to add
To solve the Co-Leader problem we added a new Gamertag to our clan that myself and co-leader can both log into. Problem with that is it takes up a slot on our roster. I'd love to see a Leaderboard in place that shows where all clans rank in performance in Clan Ops.
Make it happen Beachead!
Adding a gamertag that can be shared is a good solution. That had never even crossed my mind. It's far from perfect, but one slot shouldn't kill a clan. Trust me... being at 100 isn't all that great. I'd rather have 75 keepers than 100 that need babysitting.
MLG gamebattles had it best.
-Co-Leader (s): as many as you would like their to be: basically all of the capabilities as the leader.
-Co-Captain (s): ability to sign-up for posted matches
-Recruiter (s): a lot of clans this was not a serious role, but for those serious about it a recruiter really helped.
-Member (s): straightforward.
I have no idea why they didn't implement this idea originally. Having a 100 member clan run by just one person is beyond ridiculous. Especially since ELITE is as good at communicating with many members as two cans and a string.
BH should add most of the above.
Will they?
They're too busy working on their Beta for Elite due in 2014.
That's a good use of their time to work on a beta for 3.0. Since I'm pretty damn sure 2.0 is going to be as bad as 1.0. But time will tell, I suppose.
all great ideas.
Can they please include an easy messaging system so that i can contact all clan members .
One problem with that... NOTHING is ever "easy" for ELITE. I would have added that to the list, but we've already gone the facebook route and it works fine. No sense in asking for something they should have done initially that can have an adequate replacement. I tried to stick with things that are simple (for the most part) and should be easily within Beachhead's ability to get done. I too would like a better way on ELITE to communicate, but it would take away too much time that they're already short on to produce something that, at this stage of the process, would be too little, too late.
I just use the clan message and it will show up on xbox for everyone if they look at whos online in the clan. Not sure if this works on all systems though.
Instead of working on anything anyone's suggested, we got a DLC Depot! Aren't WE lucky?!?!? Seriously, Beachhead, what's going on there that you don't want the ELITE community to know? We already know that you are completely incapable of being honest about how you're spending your time. AND that you cannot be bothered to listen to any of your PAID customers. Not paying. PAID. Please give us feedback ASAP regarding these things.
The leaderboard I was referring to in my top ten was a CLAN OP leaderboard. Showing clans' KDR and Win % and other "meaningless" stats doesn't do anything. Quit dodging the fact that the ops are a farce. We all already know it. Let us SEE who has won each op. Let us SEE who's doing well in ops. Beachhead, pull your head out of the sand and look around. All of the ELITE players know you're ducking this. We deserve an honest, specific response to missing op data and no clan op leaderboard!
I think you did eloquently speak for us.....well put.
This is a wishlist, that I really want to be in ELiTE 2.0
- Fully Integrated in Black ops II (no app needed)
- Ability to make clans PS3 guys with Xbox guys/Xbox guys with PS3 guys, and send messages to them via ELiTE.
- More Earnings in clan levels: One Free Map Pack (for those that not have ELiTE), new maps(could be Classic ones), Clan Guns, Clan Camo, Clan Emblem in Gun...
- Once you become a ELiTE premium member, ALL map packs from ALL previous games will be available for FREE.
- Hardened Edition to be the only way to get Founder membership/status
- Guys that buy hardened edition get all DLC one week earlier than guys that buy ELiTE
- All DLC to have a definied release date(example: "Every DLC launch in the first day of the month")
- Do not feature a Content Calendar, but get a default number of pieces every month (example: "we don´t need to know what will come, we only know that will be two pieces of DLC every month")
- Do not make a announce of what we will get, lets be a surprise
- Give a name to map packs not "content collection 1,2,3,4"
- THIS ONE IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE BUT... make guys on Xbox play with guys of PS3
- clan vs clan playlist 6v6 of two different clans
- Game Competitions, clan vs clan in one unique match featuring one round of CFT, one of TDM, one of SABOTAGE, one of DOMINATION and the final one SnD.(This mode give Clan XP) its similar to gang wars of Max Payne 3
- Clan Leadboards (see what is the best clan of the world based on championships:)
- Clan Championship
- If you win a Clan Championship your clan get a medal, a prize, Clan XP, and rank up on Clan leadboards
Thats all guys if you have more ideas post it on comentaries, and do not forget to tweet this page to @candyslexia @IWmarkrubin @ATVIsupport @michaelcondrey @beachheadstudio @infinityward @treyarch @davidvonderhaar and everyone that you want
Sounds like you want a gift of your choice every month, delivered to your doorstep..
This list is intended to help Beachhead fix ELITE now. Not for 2.0. I couldn't care less about 2.0. It's irrelevant in my book. The thing I've already paid my money for is what I'd prefer they focus on to get it working properly and to an acceptable standard.
If you want to put a wishlist for 2.0, feel free. Personally, I'm not paying for ELITE again. And asking them to cross-platform Xbox and PS3? I don't know why you think this would ever happen... The cross-platforming experiment failed miserably with Shadowrun (Xbox & PC), so I highly doubt anyone would ever bother with it again.
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all great ideas more clan xp would be great...small clans get the shaft cause who really wants to join a clan just starting out there should be more ways to level up clans besides the weekend ops I mean really most of us have lives and can't play on the weekends but the different leader positions is a must do for elite if the clan leader forgets to enlist and i does the clan no good there should be a poll done for it
Forget the poll... They should just do these things. Most of them are things that should have been implemented at launch. I wouldn't mind as much if they'd actually have an ongoing interaction with their PAID customers. But they won't.
this is the correct llist
I think I should have added an eleventh... TALK TO YOUR PAYING CLIENTELE. This also should have come at launch. For some reason, they don't think we're worth talking to unless we have a problem addressed in the FAQs that someone whines about on the forums.
Thank you to everyone for your feedback. There are many useful suggestions from this thread and others that are being shared with the team and will have an ongoing impact on development.
I agree with Co-Leaders and other ranks its very annoying having to manage the whole thing by myself.
i like most of your ideas especially the co-leader thing but, "gold too easy"... hold up lol we have won gold with 3 people and most of the time our 5th and 6th scores are very small however, it is VERY difficult for most clans to get 5-6 players to play full 3 hrs or to just show up lol so let's not change that
The fact that you can get gold with 3 people is the problem. Gold should be something that it requires 6 people giving full effort to acheive. My clan has gotten gold with a full squad when two of us would have gotten gold by themselves. That's a sad state of affairs. The scoring system for clan ops is ludicrous and isn't a competition at all. They're basically giving away gold, as long as six people play for three hours.
Number one is officially off the table. Beachhead accidentally "overwrote" the data.
Good post ....But you missed the ability to be able to send a message to "ALL Clan Members" this would be real helpfull when it comes to reminding members of upcoming matches and times ......
Very true. But most clans have already resorted to facebook or other "messaging" sites. No sense in asking for something we can fix ourselves.
True .......... but it is a wish list
Yes, but adding that functionality would require much more work than they'd be able to do in this incarnation. Messaging is something they can hopefully add for 2.0. Although I won't be using it either way. I wanted to make a list of things that shouldn't be too difficult to incorporate into the ELITE we're currently using.
this game was rushed so there is gonna be flaws everything isnt perfect, they will never get it all 100 percent right, just like mw3 black ops 2 will prob be a bomb to since they are rushing everything they need to take their time and make a better game
I tweaked number one a bit since the 11 missing ops' data is lost to dovetail a bit better with #2.
Very nice ideas. I do wish they would make some sort of clan tournament to win instead of the capture most flags and so on. How they would do this im not really sure as there are so many clans. Guess you would need divisions based on skill or stats or something. Doubtful this is gonna happen considering they have so much they should fix with elite already. And i say should because i don`t see them fixing most of the things.
well said , my biggest dissapointement is having no co-leaders..and obviously the 9 other arguments go with out saying
Thank you well said , my biggest dissapointement is having no co-leaders..and obviously the 9 other arguments go with out saying.
Thank you well said , my biggest dissapointement is having no co-leaders..and obviously the 9 other arguments go with out saying.


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The kick, as most know by now, was a miss from 33 yards in the second overtime. It would have knocked the Fighting Irish from an undefeated season.
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"As soon as I hit it, I knew it wasn't good," Harper said.
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"A field goal is snap, hold, kick," Harper said, "but ultimately it comes down to me making it."
A few days have passed. The memory is still there, but it's time to move on, and Harper is sure he's in the right frame of mind to do so.
"Oh no, not at all," Harper said, when asked if Saturday's miss might scar him for a while.
Harper has been in a similar situation in the past, but it's been a while. In 2007 as a high school senior, he beat Glenville in a Division I regional final at Lakewood Stadium with a field goal as time expired while missing a contact lens.
But let's be honest, kicking in a high school stadium as opposed to Notre Dame Stadium are huge differences.
"When you have 80,000 fans screaming in your face, yes it is a lot different," Harper said.
The Fighting Irish won when, after Harper connected from 44 yards just minutes after his miss from 33 to take a 26-23 lead, they scored on a 1-yard run.
A stunned Pitt team left without a win. Harper made 4 of 5 field goals on the afternoon, but only one will be remembered, and he knows, and accepts that.
"I was 3-for-3 going into it and it was a chip shot, a 33-yarder," said Harper. "I was hitting the ball well all day. I was thinking, 'Wow, this is a dream come true. I'm going to make the field goal to knock Notre Dame out of an undefeated season.' But, you know, the operation didn't go as I planned. The ball didn't go through."
On his three attempts in overtime, Harper said the one he missed carried the least amount of pressure. Continued...
"If I had missed the other two, it was pretty much over," said Harper, a senior who's made 14 of 20 field goals this season.
As it played out, the third overtime ensued and Harper had to regain his composure and kick again, this time for 44 yards. It was perfect.
Moments later Notre Dame scored, and the game was over.
"That's the one thing about being a kicker, the blame goes on you," said Harper. "You just have to bounce back. The one good thing I did was literally minutes after (the missed kick) come back and make a 44-yarder in triple overtime to keep it going. With 80,000 fans screaming in your face, I felt proud for nailing that one."
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Harper does, and he'll try to prove it after this season by pursuing a career in the NFL. He has the leg — Harper owns the Heinz Field record for the longest field goal at 53 yards — and perhaps now the mettle between the ears.
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Wow! I am done now too! Our tap water is really bad though. It smells like you are drinking straight from a swimming pool and they put so many unnecessary things in it. But who knows what I was drinking out of that bottle... I am thinking about getting a reverse osmosis filter for our sink.
ReplyDeleteWe researched filters and have one of the best ones on the market in our fridge. There are certainly cities that add all kinds of things that are better to be filtered out (like fluoride). I love my stainless steel water "bottle" and have no intention of turning back. There was a time when we didn't have bottled water - and we somehow managed to get along just fine. :)
The other item the video doesn't address are the chemicals that leech into the water from the plastic. When the cases are shipped in hot trucks around the country - chemicals leak into the water causing you to get a bit more than you bargained for.
Thanks for posting - really important information.Wow, this included some details I didn't know! To add to that, here something recently published in Mother Jones: http://motherjones.com/politics/2009/09/fiji-spin-bottle
And wonderchris brings up a good point too about the chemicals leaching into the water. Such a huge body of evidence that we shouldn't trust water in a plastic bottleThanks for posting this, Leigh.
I need to be more vigilant about carrying my refillable bottle when I travel.
A really important documentary came out a few years ago ... 2008, I think.
"FLOW, For Love of Water" adds a powerful global perspective we in the privileged U.S. need to bring to consciousness.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGd9D4J0lag&feature=player_embeddedExcellent. I was having stomach issues, and started cutting things out. I decided to march myself to Target, where I bought a Brita Filter that attaches to the faucet (makes the water so tasty), and a nanolene plastic bottle, to bring with me to work. And seriously, I feel so much better now. When I must buy bottled water, I actually buy Dasani or Aquafina, because I would prefer filtered tap water over Poland Spring, which I have heard may contain sewer sludge! ICK! I truly believe that bottled water is not only bad for the environment, but for our health as well.


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ALBANY – A train clattered along its track, traveling beneath a mountain wreathed in clouds, with wisps of smoke puffing from its stack and an occasional sounding of a horn—all inside the convention room of the Polish Community Center Sunday afternoon, part of the fourth annual Fall Toy and Train Show.
That train? It's an "O gauge," railroad model terminology for a train scaled down to a 48th its real life dimensions. The mountain and cloud? Plaster three-dimensional models. And the smoke? An oil vaporized by an internal heating element to produce a momentarily cloud.
Men were gathered around the intricate model train — they are a vein of train enthusiasts who favor building detailed landscapes for their trains' perpetual tours. The model on which their eyes are fixed is impressive: on one mountain crag a miniature bear roars at the sky; down below, a mother and son choose what are easily identifiable as squash and pumpkins from a farm stand, no taller than an inch or two. Detailed scenes like this, whether in a brick yard, or in a graveyard — there are both — grace the train's passage around the table top.
Others favor the collecting and trading of the trains, such as George W. Washburn, 77, of Greenport. He and his wife, Mary Lou, 73, helped organize the event held by the Mountain Toy and Railroad Club of Hudson.
On two tables, George has an eclectic range of locomotives, with a notable penchant for the unusual and the foreign. He readily admits: "I got oddball things."
At the top of the table is a model produced by the Lehmann Gross Bahn company the electric German ICE train, one of Europe's fastest passenger trains. Lower is an example of a type of train once seen in Albany: the trolley, but this is no run of the mill model — a tag hanging off the train reads "Ward Kimball." George bought the model at the second Philadelphia estate auction of the famed Disney animator, known for bringing to life Jiminy Cricket in Pinocchio, and both the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland.
With a little research, George found that the trolley was one of a large collection of models in Kimball's collection, who was himself the penultimate train enthusiast; the animator not only collected model and toy trains, he also purchased the last life-size passenger coach from the Southern Pacific's narrow gauge railroad and put it on tracks in an orange grove behind his California home. He soon followed the coach with an engine, and featured the train in several of his silent films.
It wasn't the only train George picked up at the auction. "I have five other pieces," he explained, but the trolley on the table is the last of them. The tag reads $1,495. Those other pieces? Sold or traded off, to be replaced by others: "At one point, we had 14 trains underneath our bed," explained Mary Lou.
The story behind the Kimball trolley is the lifeblood in George's hobby; what keeps him interested, but the auction is indicative of a trend in model train collecting.
"That's how it goes. All the old collectors die, or something, and it's all auctioned off," Mary Lou said with a smile. "You're only the keeper until you die, and someone else gets them."
While made with facetious intent, the statement betrays a truth about the hobby. The youngest participating member at the show was 44, and many were easily in their 60's or 70's, and while the club is still going strong, it was once more active. Fewer and fewer are picking up the hobby.
"We used to have four events, but now we're at two," explained Rick Washburn, George and Mary-Lou's son, and himself a train enthusiast. Furthermore, in the last three years, the Albany show has gone from an attendance of around 500, to between 300 and 350 attendees, and is now down to 65 tables, from a high of 90 years ago.
Part of the decrease Mary-Lou attributes the downturn in attendance to the nationwide economic downturn.
"People need to spend the money on necessities before hobbies," she explained. But others noted people have many more diversions than were available decades ago, and hands-on hobbies like train collecting may be getting the short end of the stick.
While the crowd might be getting smaller and smaller, that has not derailed the hobbyists' excitement for their interest — they're called enthusiasts for a reason. And that excitement has been kept alive by the social atmosphere of every club meeting and show.
"You meet people from different countries, different states, and then you see the same people again and again," explained Mary-Lou. "Not only are you collecting trains, you're meeting friends."
This was the club's pre-Christmas show, their second of the year. Their next show will be March 17 in the Polish Community Center from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with $5 admission for non-club members. As at this event, there will be hundreds of trains for sale, a model train mechanic, and train displays.
Ian Benjamin can be contacted at 270-1287.


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