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LAT Home
What happened on February 07, 2014
Letters: Greg Louganis made us proud
Letters: Mostly applause for CVS' move
Letters: Give cyclists a break
To help rein in healthcare costs, give 'narrow networks' a try
By The Times editorial board
Letters: Religion and the government
Letters: These cops should have held their fire
Why is L.A. County picking a fight over a cross on its seal?
By The Times editorial board
Desalination could help California -- but only if it's done right
By David Helvarg
Syria's horrific war on its own children
By The Times editorial board
Careful, California voters, your wishes are under attack
By Jennifer Gratz
Boys' basketball: Parker Jackson-Cartwright withdraws from Loyola
By Eric Sondheimer
Football: David Banuelos is new coach at Verbum Dei
By Eric Sondheimer
Tired team gets a day off
Broderick Turner
Pressure on ice
Helene Elliott
Kearney doesn't show any nerves
Stacy St. Clair
Preview: Lakers at Philadelphia 76ers
By Eric Pincus
Clippers gear up to play Toronto
By Broderick Turner
Another worker hurt during World Cup stadium construction
By Kevin Baxter
Ducks hope to return to winning ways before Olympic break
By Lance Pugmire
UCLA football: Jeff Ulbrich promoted to defensive coordinator
By Chris Foster
Football: QB Blake Barnett to graduate in December, then join Notre Dame
By Eric Sondheimer
Austrian battle is fierce for final spots in Sunday's Olympic downhill
By Chris Dufresne
Clippers' Jamal Crawford prepared to start again for J.J. Redick
By Broderick Turner
Football: Crespi's Marvell Tell is setting the standard at safety
By Eric Sondheimer
Alex Rodriguez drops lawsuits against MLB, players union, Bud Selig
By Bill Shaikin
Clippers keep beat despite losing rhythm in 118-105 win over Raptors
By Broderick Turner
Heidi Kloser suffers broken leg before Olympics moguls qualifying
By Lisa Dillman
Some Olympians can't refrain from tuning up before Games
By Lisa Dillman
Football: Tim Kenney is choice to be coach at Oak Park
By Eric Sondheimer
Basketball: Thursday scores
By Eric Maddy
Steve Nash has happy 40th in Lakers' second consecutive win
By Mike Bresnahan
Baseball: ECR's Tommy Derry shows off his dancing skills
By Eric Sondheimer
Baseball: Ron La Ruffa to be inducted into Fountain Valley Hall of Fame
By Eric Sondheimer
Boys' basketball: Gary McKnight selected for Wootten Award
By Eric Sondheimer
Boys' basketball: Thomas Lapham, Max Hazzard deliver for Loyola
By Eric Sondheimer
Dodgers must overcome their brittle nature to avoid a bitter end
By Dylan Hernandez
Sochi Olympics organizers offer a few details on opening ceremony
By David Wharton
Boys' basketball: Jordan McLaughlin leads Etiwanda past Rancho Cucamonga
By Eric Sondheimer
Lakers' Nick Young wants the yoke to be on C.J. Miles
By Mike Bresnahan
Boys' basketball: Sylmar's Bort Escoto is nearing a first
By Eric Sondheimer
Clippers' Chris Paul and J.J. Redick could play Sunday
By Broderick Turner
Letters: Seahawks took all the fun out of Super Sunday
Sochi Olympics: Team USA hockey GM David Poile hurt in freak accident
By Helene Elliott
UCLA has been hurt by loss of intensity
By Chris Foster
Clint Eastwood saves Pebble Beach tournament director with Heimlich
By Matt Wilhalme
U.S. men's bobsled team wants to be the slide ruler in Sochi
By Stacy St. Clair
Sochi Olympics: What to watch this weekend
By John Cherwa
U.S. long-track speedskaters, led by Shani Davis, expect big things
By Jared S. Hopkins
Drag racing champion John Force, 64, sets Pomona track record
By Jim Peltz
Sochi Olympics: It's an uphill climb for the Russian alpine team
By Chris Dufresne
From the first steppe, a thoroughly Russian showcase
By David Wharton
From Russia with ... riddles, mysteries and enigmas
By Philip Hersh
Lakers point guard Steve Nash turns 40 years old today
By Eric Pincus
Sochi Olympics: Finland hockey loses Valtteri Filppula, Mikko Koivu
By Helene Elliott
Noora Raty says don't overlook Finland in Olympics women's hockey
By Helene Elliott
Sochi Olympics: Snowboard design not an homage to Pussy Riot
By Lisa Dillman
Sochi 2014: Injured moguls freestyler Heidi Kloser marches in opening
From staff reports
Sochi 2014: Opening ceremony lights a fire for Winter Olympics
Bill Plaschke
Nick Young jokes that he wants to egg C.J. Miles' home
By Mike Bresnahan
Portland's Lillard to become 1st player to do 5 All-Star events
By Melissa Rohlin
Speedskater Emery Lehman took unique route to Sochi Olympics
By Jared S. Hopkins
Shaquille O'Neal: Two more titles likely had he stayed with Lakers
By Eric Pincus
From 'Miracle on Ice Stop' to '#Sochi'
Helene Elliott
Sochi 2014: Biathletes, cross-country skiers are ready for show to begin
By David Wharton
Men's basketball: UCLA vs. USC
By Chris Foster
President Obama name drops Mike Trout while discussing farm bill
Mike DiGiovanna
Sochi Olympics: Freestyle skier Maggie Voisin withdraws after injury
By Lisa Dillman
A streak and then a drought for top-fuel drag racer Schumacher
By Jim Peltz
Former U.S. captain to coach Philippines soccer team
By Kevin Baxter
Motorcycle hand signals: How to talk to your fellow riders
By Charles Fleming
City of Commerce firm behind Team USA sweaters for Sochi Olympics
By Shan Li
Like the DMV, but with more fees
Weak jobs data renew growth fears
By Don Lee
Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox halts withdrawals temporarily; bitcoin drops
By Ricardo Lopez
Hot new products for the home unveiled in Las Vegas
By Lauren Beale,
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Job growth remains weak in January; unemployment rate falls to 6.6%
By Don Lee
AOL takes 'blame Obamacare' to a new level
By Michael Hiltzik
Amazon Flow makes searching for items a breeze with an iPhone
By Salvador Rodriguez
Stocks rise more than 1% despite weak jobs report
By Andrew Tangel
As U.S. hits debt limit, business group urges Congress to raise it
By Jim Puzzanghera
Who are the 1 percent? Two new views
By Michael Hiltzik
Sochi Olympics: 5,000 cups of Chobani Greek yogurt are detained
By Ricardo Lopez
California health exchange pulls error-ridden physician list--again
By Chad Terhune
Hackers can use Snapchat to disable iPhones, researcher says
By Salvador Rodriguez,
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Travel industry jobs surpass pre-recession level
By Hugo Martin
Apple bought back $14 billion of its stock after shares plunged
By Chris O'Brien
EDD is ordered to take steps to improve service
By Marc Lifsher and Ricardo Lopez
In China, Apple will engrave iPads — if the words aren't too political
By Julie Makinen
Gov. Brown's staff orders EDD to fix unemployment insurance problems
By Ricardo Lopez
Pasadena Star-News Building sold
By Roger Vincent
West Hollywood agrees to fly new city flag with rainbow colors
By Hailey Branson-Potts
Madera teen accused of killing newborn found under sink wrapped in bag
By Matt Stevens
Newport Beach lifeguards protest potential outsourcing plan
By Jeremiah Dobruck
Michael Jackson estate embroiled in tax fight with IRS
By Jeff Gottlieb
UCSD student arrested on suspicion of campus arson; 2nd person sought
By Tony Perry,
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Justin Bieber egging case: D.A. considering felony vandalism charge
By Richard Winton
Teen snowboarder dies at Heavenly resort at Lake Tahoe
By Anthony Clark Carpio
Bullet train revenue estimates down, ridership up in new business plan
By Dan Weikel
Man gets death penalty in 1988 murder of pregnant woman
By Jeremiah Dobruck
Reader photo: View of the Valley
By Samantha Schaefer
Emily's List backs Wendy Greuel in race to replace Rep. Waxman
By Jean Merl
Yaroslavsky, Pavley, Bloom say they won't run for Waxman's seat
By Jean Merl and Melanie Mason,
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Assembly Speaker Perez backs Ted Lieu in race for Congress
By Jean Merl
L.A. rainstorm does little to quench region's thirst
By Ari Bloomekatz
White students get better teachers in L.A., researcher testifies
By Howard Blume
Brown, Newsom among state officials who got improper contributions
By Patrick McGreevy and Paige St. John
Man's body found on South L.A. street with bullet wound to head
By Ari Bloomekatz
LGBT activists to protest Sochi Olympics as national tour hits L.A.
By Ari Bloomekatz
Black History Month lunch menu sparked classroom laughter: student
By Ari Bloomekatz
Search continues for caller who made Valley College gun threat
By Ruben Vives
After CHP officer handcuffs firefighter, a call for cooler heads
By Tony Perry
Man arrested on drug charges nearly two years after pot shop raid
By Emily Alpert Reyes
Long Beach woman pleads not guilty to selling drugs from home daycare
By Ruben Vives
Man pleads not guilty to murder charge in Metro Red Line stabbing
By Kate Mather
Jerry Brown seeks to shore up unemployment insurance program
By Anthony York
Deputies attacked chained inmate, new federal charges allege
By Richard Winton
Two workers crushed to death by granite slabs in San Francisco
By Matt Stevens
Dunkin' Donuts hands fans of giant doughnut sign a sweet victory
By Christine Mai-Duc
California flu deaths hit 202; infant dies from whooping cough
By Eryn Brown
Goodbye to my 'Texas Cowboy'
Sandy Banks
Amy Adams, Philip Seymour Hoffman and a tacky Valentino PR moment
By Robin Abcarian,
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Gov. Brown, Newsom to get warning letters from ethics agency
By Patrick McGreevy and Paige St. John
Indictment details alleged assault and coverup by L.A. County deputies
By Jack Leonard, Richard Winton and Robert Faturechi
Crenshaw High community speaks out against choir teacher's removal
By Stephen Ceasar
Popular choir director who performed for Obama put in 'teacher jail'
By Stephen Ceasar
Three arrested in fatal Long Beach motor home fire
By Ruben Vives
Controversial pot shop blocked from opening in Mar Vista
By Matt Stevens
San Quentin inmate-run newspaper honored, suspended
By Chris Megerian
Clint Eastwood saves choking man at Pebble Beach event
By Matt Stevens
U.S. charges deputies with beating handcuffed inmate
By Jack Leonard, Robert Faturechi and Richard Winton
Maxine Kumin dies at 88; Pulitzer Prize-winning poet
By Elaine Woo
Robert Dahl dies at 98; political scientist wrote 'Who Governs?'
By Hillel Italie
John Marshall High wins round of Academic Decathlon
By Alicia Banks
Former state Sen. Charles Calderon to run for L.A. judgeship
By Patrick McGreevy
Grape soda death: Parents plead not guilty to murdering daughter, 5
By Paresh Dave
Former State Department official pleads guilty in leak to Fox News
By Timothy M. Phelps
President Obama travels to Michigan to sign farm bill
By Kathleen Hennessey
Out of work and out of alternatives
Alana Semuels
Missing 6-day-old baby in Wisconsin found in bag outside gas station
By Paresh Dave
Judge denies bail to ex-cop in Florida movie theater shooting
By Michael Muskal
Goodbye, avalanche: Highway to Valdez, Alaska, clear at last
By Paresh Dave,
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New storm forms as race is on to restore power for nearly 400,000
By Michael Muskal
Standoff with shooter ends peacefully near Missouri school
By Paresh Dave
NSA phone data collection far more limited than had been disclosed
By Ken Dilanian
Deputy Defense secretary nominated during 'very challenging time'
By David S. Cloud
Aunt charged in kidnapping of 6-day-old Wisconsin baby
By Paresh Dave
Rising propane prices leave many in Midwest out in the cold
By Alana Semuels
Grieving dad gets 'Look Back' video for dead son from Facebook
By Paresh Dave
Single mothers-to-be and gays fight firings from Catholic school jobs
By Paresh Dave
Corruption has already won the gold at the Sochi Winter Olympics
By David Horsey
Another self-defense murder case, involving race, shakes Florida
By Michael Muskal
KNBC Channel 4 leaves Burbank; moves to new L.A. broadcast center
By Meg James
New crop of documentaries make the case for prosecutorial misconduct
By Steven Zeitchik
'The Real Thing' at Two Roads Theatre
By F. Kathleen Foley
For director Mark Romanek, a new chapter, of a sort
By Steven Zeitchik
Philip Schultz's 'The Wherewithal' has poetic logic
By David L. Ulin, Los Angeles Times Book Critic
L.A., N.Y. events mark Beatles' 50th on 'Ed Sullivan Show'
By Randy Lewis
Jay Leno's last 'Tonight Show' draws biggest audience since 1998
By Ryan Faughnder
Sochi Olympics: Anna Netrebko performs at the opening ceremony
By David Ng
Meet the Beatles -- in books
By David L. Ulin, Los Angeles Times Book Critic
An appropriate time for appropriation art at Hammer
By Deborah Vankin
'American Hustle,' 'Captain Phillips', 'Frozen' win editing honors
By Susan King
Rosie O'Donnell returns to 'The View' and things get awkward
By Patrick Kevin Day
Jay Leno says goodbye. 'Lego' will rule. NBC hopes for big Olympics.
By Joe Flint
Channing Tatum calls himself 'fappy': That's for 'fat and happy'
By Christy Khoshaba
DMX, George Zimmerman 'celebrity' boxing match not done deal
By Gerrick D. Kennedy
Justin Bieber video: See the star frisked after Miami Beach arrest
By Christie D'Zurilla
'Monuments Men' steals $550,000 Thursday night
By Ryan Faughnder
Review: 'Vampire Academy' injects some new blood into the genre
By Gary Goldstein
Oprah: Is she trying for a Tony after being shut out of Oscar race?
By Greg Braxton
'American Idol' recap: The 'grueling' group round
By Amy Reiter
TV This Week Feb. 9 - 15: 'The Night That Changed America' on CBS
By Matt Cooper
Robert Greenwald turns his lens on drone warfare in 'Unmanned'
By Jeffrey Fleishman
State's creative jobs paying well but less plentiful, report says
By Mike Boehm
TV ratings: NBC wins with Sochi Olympics before opening ceremony
By Ryan Faughnder
Saturday's TV Highlights and Weekend Talk: '42' on HBO
By Ed Stockly
Sochi Olympics TV moment: Costas, Remnick, Posner on what Putin wants
By Steven Zeitchik
Happy birthday Charles Dickens! Take our Charles Dickens quiz.
By Carolyn Kellogg
'X Factor' canceled in U.S., Simon Cowell returning to U.K. edition
By Gerrick D. Kennedy
National Gallery buys George Bellows painting from Randolph College
By David Ng
George Clooney's 'Monuments Men' no work of art, reviews say
By Oliver Gettell
Finally, a wistful Jay Leno does go gently out of that late night
By Robert Lloyd, Television Critic
Review: 'A Cat Named Mercy' takes on healthcare with heart, heavy hand
By Margaret Gray
Review: 'Noises Off' smartly revels in slapstick and satire
By Philip Brandes
Maxine Kumin, Pulitzer-winning poet, dies at 88
By Hector Tobar
'Lego Movie' a colorful, outside-the-box adventure, reviews say
By Oliver Gettell
Fox cancels 'The X Factor' after three seasons
By Joe Flint and Yvonne Villarrael
Author Jackie Collins is still 'Wild' and steamy
By Yvonne Villarreal
'The Lego Movie': Building a postmodern, tongue-in-cheek toy film
By Steven Zeitchik
Norman Reedus hits bull's-eye with 'Walking Dead's' Daryl Dixon
By Greg Braxton, Los Angeles Times
Has Nickelodeon found its new bread winner?
By Meg James
Watch: Lily Allen feeds a zebra in video for 'Air Balloon'
By Mikael Wood
Among Bob Balaban's Hollywood stories are a few monuments
By Susan King
Hammer Museum to offer free admission starting Sunday
By David Ng
Advertisers make $900-million bet on Olympic Winter Games
By Meg James
Review: PBS' 'Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth' honors a singular life
By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Opening Ceremony: Commentators already threaten to ruin Olympics
By Mary McNamara
TV Picks: Abbi Jacobson, 'Spies of Mississippi,' Butch and Sundance
By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Europe: Buy 15-day Eurail Global Pass, score free extra travel days
By Mary Forgione, Daily Deal and Travel Blogger
New vintage of Brangelina's rose arrives soon; it's not another crappy celebrity wine
By S. Irene Virbila
Sochi Olympics: what to watch this weekend
By John Cherwa
For the record
As American job-seekers burn, Washington just fiddles
By Jon Healey
N.Y. Fashion Week: At Jason Wu show, night meets day
By Booth Moore, Los Angeles Times Fashion Critic
Sochi Olympics: How the Internet reacted to the opening ceremony
By Los Angeles Times staff
Obama heads to Midwest to sign farm bill
By Kathleen Hennessey
Obama touts, signs bipartisan farm bill in trip to Michigan
By Kathleen Hennessey
Thanks, Curiosity, your tiny Earth 'selfie' is a big wake-up call
By Paul Whitefield
N.Y. Fashion Week: Richard Chai spins a comfortable cocoon
By Adam Tschorn
Some Olympians can't refrain from tuning up before Games
By Lisa Dillman
N.Y. Fashion Week: Kate Spade's Shanghai girls
By Booth Moore, Los Angeles Times Fashion Critic
N.Y. Fashion Week: At JC Obando, boho socialites in louche luxury
By Booth Moore, Los Angeles Times Fashion Critic
Sochi Olympics: Freestyle skier Maggie Voisin withdraws after injury
By Lisa Dillman
Biathletes, cross-country skiers are ready for show to begin
By David Wharton
Opening ceremony lights a fire for Winter Olympics
Bill Plaschke
Airfare: Denmark for under $800
By Los Angeles Times Staff
From the first steppe, a thoroughly Russian showcase
By David Wharton
Prosecco producers in Italy go after the Chinese thirst for sparkling wine
By S. Irene Virbila
N.Y. Fashion Week: Rich fabrics mark Duckie Brown's women's collection
By Adam Tschorn
N.Y. Fashion Week: Todd Snyder mines the Mods for fall
By Adam Tschorn
Senators want power plants secured
By Evan Halper
amFAR honors Vanessa Redgrave, Joely Richardson, Peter Lindbergh
By Susan Denley
Want the best airplane seat? Try TripAdvisor's new search options
By Mary Forgione, Daily Deal and Travel Blogger
Tilda Swinton's sandals, Bill Murray's hat: 'Grand Budapest Hotel'
By Amy Hubbard
A magical world at Francis Ford Coppola's luxe resorts in Belize
By John Horn
Weekend Escape: Giving Flagstaff the old college try
By Ryan Ritchie
Move over, acai: Latest 'superfruits' aim to make a nutritional mark
By Valerie J. Nelson
Kettle bell overhead squat
By Melinda Fulmer
Kitchen, bath design trends take a minimalist, hassle-free turn
By Anne Colby
Look around and ask: Where has all the romance gone?
Chris Erskine
Volkswagen Jetta TDI value edition makes diesel cheap
By Brian Thevenot
Chicago Auto Show: Toyota launches TRD Pro Series for Tacoma, Tundra, 4Runner
By David Undercoffler
Dozens of people evacuated from besieged area of Homs in Syria
By Patrick J. McDonnell
Man claiming to have a bomb reportedly tries to divert plane to Sochi
By Carol J. Williams
83 dazed Syrians evacuated from Homs' besieged Old City
By Patrick J. McDonnell
Suspected hijacker in custody after trying to divert plane to Sochi
By Carol J. Williams
North Korea transfers Kenneth Bae from hospital to labor camp
By Alexandra Zavis,
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Taliban says captured British military dog is healthy
By Shashank Bengali and Hashmat Baktash
Israeli troops clear Palestinians from camp near Jordanian border
By Maher Abukhater
Russians gloat over U.S. diplomacy scandal, deny bugging Nuland's call
By Carol J. Williams
Britain's National Gallery unveils its first major American painting
By Janet Stobart
Love's red hot day, as viewed by the food crew
By Jenn Harris
Review panel faults federal plan to remove protections for wolves
By Julie Cart
800,000-year-old footprints found in England -- then they washed away
By Deborah Netburn
Success! Mars rover Curiosity risks a ride on its largest sand dune
By Amina Khan
Paging Dr. House! TV doc credited with saving man poisoned by cobalt
By Karen Kaplan
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Currants are red, white or black berries that look like clusters of mini grapes. Rather tart and sour -- similar to a cranberry, but sweeter -- the red variety is most often used in jams and jellies. White currants are at their prime when almost translucent, and are slightly sweeter than red varieties. The black currant, which offers the sweetest taste of them all, but with an earthy flavor, is used to make the French liqueur, cassis.
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Mix red or white currants with other berries to fill a pie, cobbler or tart. Black currants can be combined with other berries in other kinds of desserts or used to make syrups, jams or candy. Stir currants into muffin or quick bread batters, puree them into an ice cream or sorbet base, or eat them freshly picked for a refreshing, but acidic, taste treat. The acidity of red and black currants complements savory dishes as well. Crush them into a vinaigrette or use them to create a sauce for rich meats, such as lamb or duck. The classic British Cumberland sauce combines red currants with port wine, orange, ginger and vinegar.

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Hey everybun!
Happy Humpday.
Lazy me doesn't have much to post, since I have 2 new collections ready to roll out, I've been lacking on the nail art/polish as well as my Friday Find posts.
BUT, I have something for you today, so that's all that matters, right?!
I was watching The Fault in Our Stars when creating this and thus was my inspiration.
I love you all everybun, and I can't wait to show you all my two new collections.


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Blush Brushes & Bubbly Vol.3Wednesday, July 08, 2015
Our Blush, Brushes and Bubbly hands on makeup class held last Sunday. The sold out class was a huge success and we had lots of fun. This edition was sponsored by Sleek Studio & Zaron Cosmetics.
Here is a look at what you missed...
A huge thank you to all my students for making Sundays sold out class huge success and my awesome sponsors for their support and helping fill the goodie bags. I can't wait till the next one :-)
Here is a look at what you missed...
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|Jackie Chan Gen-Y Cops
Actors: Mark Hicks, Paul Rudd, Edison Chen, Stephen Fung, Sam Lee
Director: Benny Chan
Genres: Action & Adventure, Indie & Art House, Television
R 2010 2hr 0min
When terrorists abduct a deadly government attack robot the call is put out to the gen-y cops an elite task force with lethal fighting skills. Together with a trigger-happy fbi agent the gen-y cops race against time to des... more »
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An Unworthy sequel to Gen-X Cops.
(2 out of 5 stars)
"I really, really dug Gen-X Cops. It was flashy, had good action, and even the parts of the movie that were weak were serviceable enough to make for an entertaining movie. Gen-Y Cops had a lot to live up to, but there was also room for improvement on the original. Instead, two of the best characters are absent, the plot is pretty weak, and any of the facets of the movie that might be good were covered up by an awful DVD edition. The only version of this available on DVD is a pan and scan version of a movie that definitely needed a widescreen transfer (more than once, characters are barely, if at all, visible on screen), a terrible English dub, and a lot of bluriness (although I don't know if that's a result of the DVD transfer or just a really terrible job behind the camera).
While there are some cool action scenes in this movie, the whole idea of a Robocop-type weapon running rampant at a weapons convention was pulled off pretty poorly and there are no redeeming qualities that make this worth buying or even really renting. Stick with the original."
Save your brain cells; watch another movie
orbit13 | 09/11/2003
(1 out of 5 stars)
"There's a lot you can do in an hour and a half - walk your dog, eat a good meal, play a board game - but watching "Gen Y Cops" is most definitely NOT a way to pass your time. Success (of the first "Gen X Cops") more often than not spawns bad sequels and this one hits the bottom with a thud. Fans of the first installment should consider that "Gen X" is to its sequel what the original "Godfather" is to "Godfather III," times ten. This time around, things go wrong for our cool cops when a super-robot is stolen and reprogrammed for evil purposes by a maniacal Rufio wannabe (Richard Sun). Things go haywire as American and Hong Kong forces team up to reclaim and destroy this robot thing before it can take over the world, and before hero Edison can be brainwashed by the bad guys into joining the Dark Side. Enter a lot of guns, a lot dark sets that are supposed to look sleek, and a LOT of bad acting.Blame goes to all involved in this project but falls heaviest on the writers who missed the memo on what made "Gen X" such a popular success. The first film remained lighthearted yet styled with occasionally innovative and mostly well-executed action sequences. It wasn't overly ambitious but just edgy enough to get the adrenaline flowing. "Gen Y," however, loses the humor and the naivite of rookie officers pushing their way through bureaucratic misdeeds in the pursuit of justice. Clearly, everyone figured good looks and frigid model stares would propel "Gen Y" through its script and directing pitfalls. Sorry, folks. The result is a pedestrian plot and dialogue that don't deserve the barreling, and plain bad, effort the cast puts forth. Match (Stephen Fung) and Alien (Sam Lee) are the only characters worth half of our emotional investment and even they are reduced to tools for their English-speaking cohorts. If this is intended as some statement about Western domination, it fails. Perhaps the most nagging question for fans of the original - what happened to Nic Tse and Grace Yip's characters, both of who disappear completely from the script?So never mind the story is cartoonish and the effects Power Ranger-esque. Tony Leung Chiu-Wai and Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk couldn't save this dud, but that?s no excuse to invite some of the worst young actors to have a go. Maggie Q, best known as a model and Daniel Wu's (of "Gen X" fame) ex, seems to think she's still on the catwalk; my dead dog is more expressive than her. Richard Sun and prettyboy sensation Edison Chen apparently dropped out of ghetto fab school, exhibiting some of the worst street English ever. One prays that fans in Asia have not opted for this film to review their English lessons. And Paul Rudd, poor, poor Paul Rudd. I like this guy enough that I wish I could have told him to stay in America. Any fans he had will be lost after they catch a glimpse of this mess. As for the rest of the cast, a host of Hong Kong stars make an appearance that is summarily wasted, kind of like this entire movie."
Not Good At All
Nik | ATL | 06/01/2006
(1 out of 5 stars)
"As far as Hong Kong cinema goes, I'm a huge fan. I can usually pick out something positive about any movie. However, Gen-Y-Cops is the one exception...so far. This movie is rediculous. The characters are unrealistic and the storyline is outrageous. The worst thing about this film is the character "Kurt," played by Richard Sun. As a villain, he's just plain irritating to watch. He over-acts every single line. And you just want to yank that rat tail right off of his head. Secondly, we have the big ol' disappointing performances of Edison Chen and Sam Lee. Generally, I'm a fan of both actors. However, these two don't even come close to reaching the potential for which they are known.
One more irritating fact about this film is that you can clearly see that it was acted out in English and Cantonese. You've got Paul Rudd (who should have never set foot in Hong Kong in the first place), Maggie Q, and the other FBI agents speaking in English all of the time. And then you've got the native Hong Kongers responding in Cantonese. But, we're not supposed to be able to tell, because of the fabulous (jk) dubbing job the editors did on this film. It is seriously annoying. I'm not sure I can express how truly horrific this film is, but here goes...I wouldn't watch this film again if you paid me. I'd rather eat dirt rolled-up in newspaper."
Brian E. Erland | Brea, CA - USA | 06/22/2006
(1 out of 5 stars)
"Even the martial arts sequences can't save 'Gen-Y Cops.' Here we have a perfect example of Asian slapstick run amok. I don't know what else to say except the movie is just plain goofy and a total waste of time. For you Maggie Q fans out there who are thinking about buying or renting this film to see her forget it. Her part is sooo.. minisule you might just miss her altogether."


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I saw a replica of Henry Ford's first internal combustion engine for the first time at the Rusty Wheels engine show at Hope, Arkansas, in 2003. Not really knowing what I was looking at, I didn't pay much attention to it at the time. But the image was burnt into my mind. From time to time I would browse the internet trying to find any information I could about the engine with no luck. Then an ad appeared in Gas Engine Magazine advertising plans to build the engine. A friend called one evening and in our conversation Ford's first engine came up. He told me that someone I know who lives close by, Bo Hinch, had built one of the engines. The next weekend I went to his shop to see it. I was bitten. I knew then and there that I had to build one. When I got back to my house I looked up the ad in GEM and called the number. Leon Ridenaur answered the phone. I told him I would like to order a set of the plans to build Henry Ford's first engine. After a lengthy conversation, he got my address and said he would put the plans in the mail. When I asked him how I should pay, he simply said put a check in the mail when you get the plans. This was on Saturday. The next Wednesday the plans were in my mailbox. What service!
The plans included a DVD which I immediately watched. Next day I went by a local lumber yard and bought all of the pipe fittings and miscellaneous parts I could to get started. So began a lengthy adventure which I'll attempt to document here.
If you're interested in obtaining a copy of the plans to build one of these engines, contact Leon Ridenour in Knoxville, Tennessee, at 865-584-9759.
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Networking and Guest Programs
NACE East Asia & Pacific Area Conference
Coatings Session 1
16 August, Tuesday - Selangor 1 Room - 1:30pm - 3:15pm
Chair : Raymund Joseph Toledo,
Ratio Control in Plural Component Coating Application
16 August, Tuesday - Selangor 1
Room - 1:35pm - 2:05pm
Bio of Speaker
Plural Component Coatings applied by specialist equipment are usually 100% solids and range
typically between 1:1 and 6:1 by volumetric mix ratio.
The utilization of specialist coating equipment can make this process more economically viable
and reduce down time and wastage typically associated with standard pre mix application due to
short pot-life and this may even be possible.
The most important factor is control of mix ratio and specialist monitoring equipment may be
installed to equipment to monitor this though often at great expense and complexity not welcomed
by typical applicators.
Specialist equipment knowledge and training is required and this is the Achilles heel of the
Available technical skills may be difficult to find and a balance is required between operability
and complexity.
An understanding of these factors and the types of technology for monitoring material and options
is vital.
This paper seeks to outline the options risks and returns of these matters.
Replica Tape - Relating 3 Surface Profile Parameters to Pull-off Adhesion
16 August, Tuesday - Selangor 1 Room - 2:10pm - 2:40pm
Bio of Speaker
David Beamish
Title / Position:
DeFelsko Corporation
DAVID BEAMISH is President of DeFelsko Corporation, a U.S. manufacturer of hand-held test instruments sold globally. He is a Registered Professional Engineer with more than 28 years' experience in the design, manufacture, and marketing of these instruments in a variety of international industries including industrial painting, quality inspection, and manufacturing. He conducts training seminars and is an active member of various organizations including NACE, SSPC, ASTM and ISO.
Steel surfaces are frequently cleaned by abrasive impact prior to the application of protective coatings. The resultant surface profile is comprised of a complex pattern of peaks and valleys which must be accurately assessed to ensure compliance with job or contract specifications.
But is profile height, the most common measured parameter, a good indicator of long term coating performance?
Other measures of surface texture can be obtained using electron or confocal microscopes or interferometric laser profilers, but these large, complex, expensive instruments are unsuitable for field use.
Corrosion professionals simply want to know if they have a good surface upon which to apply a coating. Has the surface been prepared suitably? Is it acceptable to the customer? They want measurable objectives and adjustable blast parameters with which to meet those objectives.
The solution lies with replica tape. It is not widely known that surface replicas obtained using this 40 year old product contain far more information than just peak height as measured by a micrometer. Significant data is available through digital imaging.
This paper reports on remarkable recent testing that compared numerous profiles with pull-off adhesion. 40 steel panels were blasted with a selection of media, coated, then tested for pull-off adhesion. The blast profile on the test panels was measured with a low-cost replica tape imager, a stylus profilometer, and a complex, laboratory-grade confocal microscope.
The various profile measurement techniques are compared, and theories are presented on whether these measured parameters are good indicators of long term coating performance.
Managing Atmospheric Corrosion through an effective Coating Condition Inspection and Maintenance Program
16 August, Tuesday - Selangor 1 Room - 2:45pm - 3:15pm
Bio of Speaker
Rehan Ahmed
Title / Position:
PETRONAS Carigali
Rehan's area of focus has been to develop and explore new and emerging technologies in the field of Coating, Corrosion, Insulation RBI approach and proposing solutions to the challenges which come along with maintaining a very large Onshore(Coastal) and Offshore Facility, ensuring optimal performance and plant reliability, which in turn will translate into Gas, Condensate and other derivative deliverability.
His profile also includes development of Cathodic Protection monitoring system to all underground structures and pipelines, in addition to rehabilitation of Sea Water intake and outfall structures.
He has also worked on developing long term corrosion control measures including thermally sprayed metals, and developing his expertise in the field of chemical inhibition in open and closed loop cooling water systems, and boiler feed water chemistry
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The Texas Rangers begin the week without a DH in Chicago as they take on the Cubs. It will be interesting to see how Lance Berkman is used, but I have no doubt they will sit Mitch Moreland in favor of the Big Puma. The New York Yankees host the Arizona Diamondbacks for a 3 game series, Eric Hinske and Eric Chavez should see some extra at bats this week with the DH. The Los Angeles Dodgers will get to use a DH in Baltimore at the end of this week, but they are very limited on their bench. Juan Uribe and Jerry Hairston should see the added at bats.
The Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates, & Toronto Blue Jays play 7 games at home.
The St. Louis Cardinals spend the entire week on the road.
The Baltimore Orioles and Milwaukee Brewers host 6 home games.
The Arizona Diamondbacks, Detroit Tigers, San Diego Padres and Washington Nationals will play 6 times away from home.
The Kansas City Royals are the only team to play 5 games this week and they are all on the road.
Two Start Pitchers
Barry Zito - San Francisco Giants
- @ Wily Peralta - Milwaukee Brewers
- vs Eric Stults - San Diego Padres
- vs Cliff Lee - Philadelphia Phillies
- vs Wade LeBlanc - Miami Marlins
- vs Eric Stults - San Diego Padres
- @ Miguel Gonzalez - Baltimore Orioles (Interleague with DH)
- @ Bronson Arroyo - Cincinnati Reds
- vs Lance Lynn - St. Louis Cardinals
- @ Scott Feldman - Chicago Cubs (Interleague no DH)
- vs Blake Beavan - Seattle Mariners
- @ Brett Myers - Cleveland Indians
- vs Ervin Santana - Kansas City Royals
- vs Kyle Kendrick - Philadelphia Phillies
- vs Alex Sanabia - Miami Marlins
- @ Jonathan Sanchez - Pittsburgh Pirates
- @ Kyle Kendrick - Philadelphia Phillies
- @ Wade LeBlanc - Miami Marlins
- @ Jeremy Hefner - New York Mets
- @ Josh Johnson - Toronto Blue Jays
- vs Mike Pelfrey - Minnesota Twins
- vs Jose Quintana - Chicago White Sox
- vs Ivan Nova - New York Yankees
- vs Jeremy Guthrie - Kansas City Royals
- @ Jonathan Sanchez - Pittsburgh Pirates
- vs Barry Zito - San Francisco Giants
- vs Scott Feldman - Chicago Cubs
- @ James McDonald - Pittsburgh Pirates
- @ Cliff Lee - Philadelphia Phillies
- vs Gavin Floyd - Chicago White Sox
- vs Andy Pettitte - New York Yankees
- @ Miguel Gonzalez - Baltimore Orioles
- vs Tommy Milone - Oakland Athletics
- vs Roberto Hernandez - Tampa Bay Rays
- vs James Shields - Kansas City Royals
- vs Erik Bedard - Houston Astros
- @ Matt Moore - Tampa Bay Rays
Erik Bedard - Houston Astros (Mon, April 15)
- @ Tommy Milone - Oakland Athletics
- Bedard is still working on going longer in games, but he has pitched well in two appearances striking out 5 over 7.2 innings. With limited games on Monday and most starters already owned, you are limited to Joe Blanton vs
Mike PelfreyKevin Correia (rain out) or this matchup.
- @ Jonathan Sanchez - Pittsburgh Pirates
- Westbrook has looked like one of the best pitcher in baseball early on, with 15 shutout innings. The Pirates offense is struggling and the Cardinals should beat up on Sanchez.
- @ Bartolo Colon - Oakland Athletics
- I actually like both pitchers in this one and wouldn't mind starting either or both of them! Obviously only 1 can get a W but Norris will rack up some K's while Colon might eat a couple more innings.
- @ Jeff Locke - Pittsburgh Pirates
- The Braves just can't lose right now and the Pirates, though their bats might be hot, are not as good as they have been over the last couple of games. This is a great matchup for Teheran to settle down and find himself and hopefully string together a bunch of quality starts, starting with this one.
- vs Tim Hudson - Atlanta Braves
- With just about all of the other starters going on Friday night, you are limited in your streaming options. If you are desperate you can look here. The Braves tend to strike out a bunch.
- @ Brandon Maurer - Seattle Mariners
- The Mariners scored 4 runs off Tapesch in his last start, but that is not a common occurrence for the Mariners offense. Tapesch ability to get groundballs is key to his success.
- @ Ryan Dempster - Boston Red Sox
- Santana has gone 8 innings in his last two starts, allowing just 3 runs (2 earned).


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After 6 weeks of trial, a guilty verdict was returned by the jury yesterday in the Michael Jackson and Conrad Murray's manslaughter case; meaning Jackson's doctor (Conrad Murray) was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the pop star's death for supplying an insomnia-plagued Jackson with a powerful operating-room anesthetic to help him sleep as he rehearsed for his big comeback. Conrad faces 4 years in jail and was remanded in custody until sentencing on 29th November, 2011. Meanwhile Defense attorney Ed Chernoff said later in the day the verdict was a disappointment and would be appealed.
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Manorial Records for Family and Local Historians (401)
Tutor: Susan Moore
Lesson Headings:
This course is part of our Advanced programme. There are some places available to students not wishing to take the full advanced programme of study. You may choose to have feedback on your work, or to join in without an assessment.
Over five weeks, this course examines the place of the manor in the legal and social system, the records created by the manor, and changes that occurred through the centuries. The manorial system was a framework for people's lives in England and Wales for hundreds of years, enduring well into the 19th century in some areas, and not finally abolished until the 20th century. Manorial records can be used to locate people within a community and to set them in their social and economic context. Historians are only now recognising the importance of the post medieval manor and family historians have not exploited them in the most useful ways either.
You will get to understand the complexities as well as the background historical context, and how local customs can differ from place to place. You will read court rolls, look at court books and learn about property transactions, surveys, maps, accounts and even people's wills that may not be recorded elsewhere. Manorial court records offer genealogists and local historians more than just a glimpse of local justice being dispensed. You will be taught to search for and locate manorial records with confidence and understand how to use them to solve genealogical problems. Many records are in Latin and although this course does not teach Latin, it does provide strategies for getting to grips with the records with key words and phrases.
- History and development of the manorial system
- People and their roles
- Records of the Manor Courts
- Farming the estate - Surveys, Maps and Rentals
- Demise of the manorial system
Each lesson includes exercises and activities and a minimum of 1 one-hour chat session per week. See How the Courses Work.
Relevant Countries: England and WalesCourse Length: 5 weeks
Start Date: 14 Oct 2019
Unassessed Cost: £65
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My guest this week is Matt Ruscigno. Matt and I got connected through a mutual friend on Instagram (thanks @xcrament), but it turns out we have a lot of overlap because he grew up on the East Coast as a BMX rider and we know a lot of the same people from the BMX world.
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Matt has an extensive education in nutrition, including:
– MPH RD (master of public health with registered dietitian training)
– Nutritional Science degree from Pennsylvania State University
– Public Health Nutrition degree from Loma Linda University
– Certification as a Registered Dietitian (one of the only professional nutrition credentials available)
With that said, Matt knows a ton about food and nutrition from a scientific standpoint, and he is vegan.
His web site is TrueLoveHealth.com, which is a personal site and blog where he offers plant-based nutrition consulting and markets his services through speaking engagements and lectures.
On his athletic side, Matt rode BMX as a kid but accidentally transitioned into endurance sports in college. (Accidentally? I know…weird, right?) He now does marathons, Ironman triathlons, 24-hour races, and 200+ mile cycling events, including multiple races more than 500 miles each. Matt has ridden his bike from California to New York, and from California to Belize on different tours and has a huge list of other races, events, and trips listed on his Web site as well.
Matt is an writer who co-authored the popular vegan books No Meat Athlete and Appetite for Reduction.
Matt co-created and hosts a video series called Strongest Hearts where he travels the country documenting the lives of interesting vegans in the community. He has even featured CrossFit coach Ed Bauer and BMX photographer Rob Dolecki through the project.
On this episode I got to ask Matt a few questions about my personal diet and we touched on some of his endurance sport background, then I attempted to dissect how he designs his lifestyle to be able to make a living doing the things he loves to make a positive impact on the world.
I asked Matt about his different streams of income and how he markets himself, and how he used crowdfunding to launch his video series. I also uncovered some a surprising fact about how much money he makes in a typical year that I think you will find very shocking.
Some Questions I Asked:
– What is your background in the BMX world?
– How did you get into endurance sports?
– What is your education background?
– What kind of "normal" jobs did you have before working for yourself?
– What was the transition like going from an employee role to working for yourself?
– How did you fund your education?
– What do you think about athletes taking creatine?
– How can a plant-based athlete raise their HDL cholesterol?
– What part of your work do you enjoy the most and dislike the most?
– What is the video series "Strongest Hearts" about?
– How do you view your personal role in the vegan movement?
– Where do your income streams come from?
– Have you had any mentors throughout your life?
– When do you get hit by ideas or inspiration?
– Do you have a favorite quote?
Resource Links & Show Notes:
– Strongest Hearts (Video Series)
– Matt Ruscigno's Books (Via Amazon Author Page)
– Resource about water consumption by a chicken slaughterhouse…


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Youth Programs
Our young people are involved in programs and activities that play an important role in the ministry of the church. During the summer, while elementary and middle school students attend Vacation Bible School, senior high students have the opportunity to participate in various missions. For example: the Appalachia Service Project - asphome.org or Cross Missions myersparkpres.org/cross)
One of our favorite annual projects is "Souper Bowl of Caring" (souperbowl.org) held on Super Bowl Sunday each year. The adults offer a yummy lunch consisting of homemade breads and, you guessed it, soups, and the NPC youth collect funds and non-perishable food items to support the White County Food Pantry, a countywide food bank.List of Programs
Older Adult Ministry
We focus on the spiritual, physical and social well-being of older adults in our church and community. We strive to create asustainable source for those needing guidance in assisted living, trustmanagement, and the needs of everyday life. For information, contact Bob Prim.
Congregational Care
Our deacons offer a listening ear and a helping hand to sustain and support our members and friends. Nominated and elected by the congregation, they are available for prayer or a visit, mentoring, transportation and coordinating meals in times of need.Session contacts
NPC Session
Our Session consists of elders elected by the membership. They are responsible for governing the church, setting policy, and strengthening the faith and life of the congregation. The elders chair or serve on committees guiding various aspects of church life, from finances to community and world outreach.Session contacts
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- Pre-K through 5th grade
- Meets during the Sunday worship service following the children's message. Learning and play time features Bible stories, Scripture readings and age-appropriate activities.
- 6th through 12th grade
- Special activities throughout the year include work/mission trips and camps/conferences.
- Vacation Bible School
- Annual summer program includes adults and youth from local Episcopal and Baptist churches.
- Adult Education
- Adult Sunday School programs cover a range of topics, including missions, world religions, Middle Eastern conflicts, world health and the environment. For more information contact Bob Prim, the coordinator.
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Keep in touch with the nursery through Face Book and Twitter! Watch for posts of "How-To" videos, Plants of the Week, and lots more!
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Plant of the Month
Spring Pansy's
Pansy's are one of the most versatile plants in today's garden. They are the last to be planted in the fall, and provide even the most dreariest of winters with alluring color!
In the spring, pansy's add a certain cheerfulness to any location! Pansy's are available in almost any color, and many bi-colors are long-time favorites!
What many do not know, is that both the leaves and flowers are edible and high in vitamins A and C.
The flowers have a strong flavor, and have been used to make syrup, flavored honey, and and add both a colorful interest as well as a peppery taste to salads!
Pansy's are generally resistant to insects and diseases. They do require a moderate amount of water to thrive. It is often helpful to mulch around the pansy's with organic material to help with moisture control and the reduction of weeds. Be sure to water the soil, not the plant deeply to make your garden thrive!
Welcome to Village Gardens
Village Garden Greenhouses is an independent retail garden center serving the Appomattox and surrounding areas. We are committed to providing a superior selection of quality plants, plant products and plant services at fair prices. We opened our doors in 2000 with one greenhouse, but have now grown to 4 houses and acres of nursery stock.
Whether you like to plant—or just like plants—there's plenty for you at Village Gardens. We offer tropical plants, indoor flowering and foliage plants for home and office are available, as well as exotic blooming summer patio plants, cacti, and unusual species for collectors.
Our three acre nursery offers the finest selection of shrubs and trees in central Virginia. Our collections of ornamental trees, shrubs, herbs, daylilies and perennials are extensive. And that's not all. We have plants for sun, shade, fragrance, butterflies and birds, natives to exotics—from unusual or hard to find varieties to the basics.
Our garden department offers tools, fertilizers, soils and mulches, pond supplies, and other gardening accessories. In addition, we offer vegetable, herb, and flower seeds and slips
You will find gifts galore—for gardeners and non-gardeners — including garden ornaments, statuary and fountains, bird feeders, wind chimes, candles, flags, Aroma Diffusers and more. We offer Gift Cards in any amount.
Let our Florist department create a unique arrangement to suit any occasion or need.
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is always available to answer your gardening questions! Stop by today and take home a plant from Village Gardens!
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gardener of your own being,
the seed of your destiny."
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The Global Alzheimer's Association Interactive Network (GAAIN) is a big-data community for cohort discovery and data exploration that promotes data sharing among a federated, global network of data partners who are studying Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. It is a collaborative project that provides researchers around the world with access to clinical, genetic, and imaging data on Alzheimer's disease from hundreds of thousands of subject participants through compelling and intuitive graphical user interfaces. Led by Arthur Toga, PhD, Director of the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (LONI) at the University of Southern California, GAAIN's goal is to transform the way researchers work together to answer fundamental questions related to understanding the causes, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of Alzheimer's disease. To learn more and use GAAIN, visit http://www.gaain.org.
CERAD data
Please note that the CERAD data described below resulted from studies that were conducted independently of NACC; we serve only as a storage place.
Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer's Disease (CERAD): The first twenty years
Alzheimers Dement. 2008 Mar;4(2):96-109,PMID: 18631955
Gerda G. Fillenbaum, Gerald van Belle, John C. Morris, Richard C. Mohs, Suzanne S. Mirra, Patricia C. Davis, Pierre N. Tariot, Jeremy M. Silverman, Christopher M. Clark, Kathleen A. Welsh-Bohmer, Albert Heyman
ABSTRACT: The Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer's Disease (CERAD) was funded by the National Institute on Aging in 1986 to develop standardized, validated measures for the assessment of Alzheimer's disease (AD). The present report describes the measures that CERAD developed during its first decade and their continued use in their original and translated forms. These measures include clinical, neuropsychological, neuropathologic, and behavioral assessments of AD and also assessment of family history and parkinsonism in AD. As approach to evaluating neuroimages did not meet the standards desired. Further evaluations that could not be completed because of lack of funding (but where some materials are available) include evaluation of very severe AD and of service use and need by patient and caregiver. The information that was developed in the U.S. and abroad permits standardized assessment of AD in clinical practice, facilitates epidemiologic studies, and provides information valuable for individual and public health planning. CERAD materials and data remain available for those wishing to use them.
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Wednesday, September 04, 2013
Phillip Lim 3.1 Pashli Mini
Phillip Lim 3.1 - Pashli Mini here
Jessica Buurman - Deneb Mini here
i guess lots of you know this bag. it's the Phillip Lim 3.1 Pashli Mini, though most of you might know the bigger one. i came across this bag quite often on different fashion blogs, and while doing some research for the 'real and steal' section in various onlineshops this 'copy' came across me. i already saw it some month ago, but i thought this copy is not 'good' enough for a 'real and steal' post.
but i think it's a good alternative for people that love the Phillip Lim 3.1 but don't have the money to buy it. it's not an exact copy, which i think is not too bad, so other people can't blame you for pretending to have a real one^^ it's quite obvious on first sight that this is not a Phillip Lim 3.1.
sure, the real one is way more beautiful, but hey, what to expect for almost 500 € difference?
Jessica Buurman got other colors in store as well. next to black there are red, pink, blue, green and white, which are named Deneb Mini. They even have a black and a green look-a-like of the bigger Pashli for ~ 67 €.
the black PhillipLim 3.1 Pashli Mini with silver zippers is sold out, but you can get the golden version with textured leather here
whats your thought on that bag? do you think it's a good alternativ or just a bad copy?
(images via nordstrom, jessica buurman and pinterest)
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Die Tasche ist einfach super! Ich liebe sie :)ReplyDelete
Natürlich schaut meine noname Tasche nicht ganz so hochwertig aus aber ich finde sie trotzdem toll!
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I think it's a VERY good copy and I would totally buy that! :)ReplyDelete
Fantasticas imagenes de inspiracion!!ReplyDelete
wow thanks a lot for that tip, I NEED THE FAKE ONE :D could never afford the original bag...ReplyDelete
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walk the walk that makes me feel
like nothing is too hard to deal..
be the one that makes me smile
and not the one that stays in a file
live with me a life of sweet
and together we will walk the beat
Fun triptych. Love the colors!!
Thank you very much, Marcie, for liking the colors of this post :)
Turn around and you'll see I'm just a few footprints behind you.
Loved the poem and the triplet photo of the colored footsteps. Very creative, Susanne!
Don't walk behind me, walk in front of me and I can see anew friend :)
Thanks for the comment, Marty.
Oh, thank you so much for this kind of compliment, Joan. Glad you liked it.
very abstract Susanne. Sorry I haven't been on your blog for a while but i've been busy. Hope you are well my friend. Good luck with your move.
Loving the palmtree photos and the way you are laying out your photos in threes
Nice abstract! Always loved this poem too. Thanks for sharing. BTW how is David, is he okay? Are you going to show off his work again? Anna :)
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@ Carol (don't worry, no problems at all :)
@ Anna (he is fine, he is working on our new website, but not fast enough - for me...LOL..)
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Eighteen-year-old Becky Randle is an ordinary girl who receives an impossible offer. She meets Tom Kelly, the world's top designer, and he promises to create three dresses to transform her from a nothing-special girl into the Most Beautiful Woman Who Ever Lived.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
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We always seem to pick the same digi - great minds must think a like in this case ;) Love the brightness with the blues and pinks! Another wonderful sketch this week Arlana!ReplyDelete
Deanne :)
You love hats and I love your card Arlana!!!! Gorgeous colors and beautiful layers of flowers!!! Fab sketch once again Arlana!!!ReplyDelete
I love your choice of colors this week and the image is adorable. I think I want that one. Deanne and you both did such a wonderful job coloring it up!! It is gorgeous! Your added layered flower is just the perfect finishing touch.ReplyDelete
Wow Arlana! Your card looks fantastic! I love the bright colors and those flowers are so pretty! You did an awesome job on the coloring too! Thanks for a great sketch!ReplyDelete
Great sketch Arlana this one was a change for me but thank you. I absolutely adore your card and I love the bright colours you have used and the flowers just set it off perfect. I tooooooo adore hat, can't resist them and have a few of my own.ReplyDelete
Well isn't she just beautiful and your paper couldn't be more perfect! Another week of big time applause from me!ReplyDelete
Peace & Luv,
Oh what a fun card Arlana, the colors are just goregous!! I love how you layered your flowers to match, they just are perfect!ReplyDelete
Oh Arlana, this card is just gorgeous! I loved watching your color this image! You always amaze me. It was so fun being with you again this visit! Thanks so much for doing so many fun thing with me! I loved making cards with you this time! Your right this card is you through and through....You always look so cute in your hats!ReplyDelete
Fab Arlana! So bright & cheery. I love how the Dp, ribbon & flower all go together perfectly. Thanks for another great sketch :)ReplyDelete
This is fabulous DAH-LINK!! I love it and it's so you!! I really love the flower embellishments and how you layered it. You are such an inspiration.ReplyDelete
Ha ha this is so "Arlana"!!! I love the beautiful coloring on the hat! Lovely card!ReplyDelete
Cute stuff!!! Miss and love ya!ReplyDelete
Wow Arlana! It's fantastic! I love the colours and her hat is amazing!ReplyDelete


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*And I wonder why I have so much trouble sleeping.
Not that you care, but the picture above might give you a clue. If you're anything like me, you go to bed when you can no longer keep your eyes open.
Seriously, you can hardly finish watching the movie because you are practically nodding. I know I've missed significant parts of some movies or TV shows I've recorded because during the last 15 minutes I managed to fall asleep on and off during commercials. So what do you do? Repeat after me: I finally decide to "stop and save." Cut off the TV. And go to bed. But two hours later, I'm wide awake. WTF?
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Michael Grandner, PhD, a psychiatry instructor and member of the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program at the University of Pennsylvania says, "When people suffer from insomnia or other sleep issues, it's often because of something they're doing, probably unintentionally, when they should be preparing for rest."
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I've realized my life is going through phases constantly, back to back, one right after another:
getting ready for T to leave
getting adjusted to T being gone
finding a new routine once adjusted
getting ready for T to get back
readjusting once T gets home
finding a new routine when he's home
and then back to getting ready for T to leave.
And really, the phases overlap each other, no matter what phase I'm currently in, I'm trying to catch up from the last phase and simultaneously prepare for the next one. It's no wonder so much time goes by without me realizing it.
Anyway, with that being said, I'm currently trying to figure out a new routine for us. I need more organization, really I do. Surprised? =) I've got a new weekly schedule planned, reworking the budget, and starting meal planning again. We'll see how long I'll keep it up this time. Wish me luck!
This weeks dinner menu:
Monday: Chickpea cutlets (Veganomicon,) mashed potatoes, and corn
Tuesday: Vegetable stir fry
Wednesday: Samosas
Thursday: Pasta with roasted veggies
Friday: Tofu hot dogs to take to Family Fun Night at church
Saturday: Summer squash soup, cous cous & black bean salad
Sunday: Restaurant
See Menu Plan Monday on Organization Junkie.
If only I could be that organized!
Monday, August 23, 2010
I've realized my life is going through phases constantly, back to back, one right after another:
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