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Lighten Up! These DIY Hair Highlighters are Natural and Cheap
With summer comes a lot of fresh looks and opportunities for experimentation, and if you're like me, your hair is the go-to first stop.
For as long as I can remember, I've counted the days until the sun was shining so that my seemingly dull brown locks can get their much needed dose of blonde. My mom was born with a gorgeous blond mane, and I spent my summers on the beaches of New York's Long Island trying to get my own hair as close to the color of hers as possible.
While I was successful at developing some blond streaks, as I got older I became adept at finding ways to spruce up my brown locks with any hint of color.
Now every time summer (or really any new season) comes around, I can choose my color preference depending on my mood rather than some ideal of mom's "perfect" blonde. The best part? I don't have to dish out loads of cash at a hair salon every time I need some color — all the necessary ingredients are in my kitchen (or bathroom) cabinet, meaning they're super budget-friendly and au-naturale.
1. A Lemon A Day…
The oldest trick in the book has some validity and is the easiest way to get some blond color, stat.
Simply squeeze lemon juice into a bottle and dilute it with 3x as much water. I find that two lemons do the trick (note: buy lemons, not lemon juice concentrate!). I also buy an empty plastic spray can from my local dollar store. The total cost of two lemons and a spray bottle? Less than $1.50!
This spray is the best to bring to the beach, as it's important to spritz some on your locks right when you get out of the salt water and start laying in the sun again. There's no cap on how much to spray (just don't use the whole bottle — it should be enough for you to use for a good dose of beach trips throughout the summer).
For darker hair colors, these streaks are noticeable for about one to two weeks.
2. Steep it (with Chamomile!)
If you're after a pretty nice gold tint, this trick is for you. It's made my brown hair at least two to three shades lighter. Chamomile tea can be found for just a few bucks online.
For the best results, steep five chamomile tea bags in two cups of hot water. Once it's ready, let it cool and take a shower, rinsing completely with shampoo and conditioner. Then, pour the cooled chamomile water on your hair (over a bucket outside or in the tub), and then let your hair air-dry out. Voila!
And even better? I've found this method lasts longer than lemon juice — just under two weeks!
3. Just Beet It
I must admit this is my favorite natural dye because it's so pretty and has a handful of powerful benefits for hair you probably don't even know about.
You know that awesome color you get on your hands when you're cooking beets? That natural dye is called betalain, which is a powerful antioxidant that fights free radicals and premature aging. It also happens to make your hair have noticeable red streaks with just a few simple, non-fussy steps. Just buy (or order) beet juice, and you're halfway there.
Next, pour the beet juice over your hair. Do this outside over a grassy area to avoid staining your kitchen or bathroom. Sit outside in the sun for an hour to allow the juice to stain your hair and repeat as often as necessary to achieve the color you want. Note: some people have immediate results.
Results also last about a week, so I recommend dipping into this method once every few days for staying power.
4. Vinegar Wash
Although it doesn't have the best odor, this apple-cider vinegar wash method still gets the job done.
Simply mix it with equal parts water in a spray bottle and spray around your hair for an all-over naturally lighter hue or use your hands or a cotton ball to get the streaky highlight effect. Depending on how thick your hair is, you may want to leave it on for 20 to 30 minutes, then rinse it out completely. This method not only gives your hair a nice hue upgrade but also gets rid of any chemical buildup you might have from other methods. Nature's finest!
You might have to use this method a few times before it shows up in your hair, so feel free to experiment.
5. Best (and Sweetest!) For Last
Ahhhh, the smell of cinnamon is one of my absolute favorites. It's also one of my go-to hair highlight methods because it's fun to make. Add just enough cinnamon powder to ½ cup of your sulfate-free conditioner to make a paste. Put the paste in your hair, and leave it in for three to four hours (or overnight if you put a towel over your pillow). Then rinse completely, and you'll have ultra-smooth locks with an envious cinnamon glow.
Apply this mixture about once or twice throughout the week to get the best highlight results. One wash will produce about about 10 days worth of new highlights.
There you have it: five tried-and-true ways to naturally highlight your hair without breaking the bank. With summer in full swing, give one of these recipes a go, and, come fall, you'll be ready to try out an even fresher look. These 'dyes' won't stay long, so experiment away.
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Arielle Crane is a lifestyle and travel writer based in Brooklyn, NY. She's also a freelance content manager and strategist for startups around NYC. Find her on Twitter @ChirpingCrane.
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• UK small businesses not changing plans in face of Brexit – survey
• Banks filling London staffing gaps before Brexit – Hays
• GB Sept RICS Housing Survey 6 vs 4, f'cast 4
• DE Oct TR IPSOS PCSI 58.02 vs 57.13
• GB Oct TR IPSOS PCSI 49.20 vs 47.78
• U.S. House to vote on $36.5 billion disaster relief package
• Trump expected to sign order side-stepping Obamacare rules
Looking Ahead – Economic Data (GMT)
• 12:30 US Initial Jobless Claims (w/e Oct 7) (mkt 251k, prev 260k)
• 12:30 US Continued Claims (w/e Sept 30) (mkt 1.935 mn, prev 1.938 mn)
• 12:30 US PPI Final Demand (Sept) (mkt +0.4% m/m, +2.5% y/y; prev +0.2% m/m, +2.4% y/y)
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• 12:30 CA New Housing Price Index (Aug) (mkt 0.3%, prev 0.4%)
• 15:00 US EIA Weekly Petroleum Status Report
• 18:00 US (tentative) Treasury Budget (Sept) (CBO $6 bn, prev Sep $33.445 bn)
Looking Ahead – Events, Other Releases (GMT)
• 12:00 FRB St. Louis's Bullard speaks to Reuters editors
• 14:30 Fed Governor Brainard participates in panel on monetary policy; Washington, DC
• 14:30 Fed Governor Powell speaks on emerging markets; Washington, DC
• 14:30 ECB President Draghi speaks at the Peterson Institute event on monetary policy; Washington, DC
• 15:45 FedTrade operation 30-year Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (max $2.2 bn)
Currency Summaries
• EUR/USD 1.1880 high matching a 50% retrace 1.2092-1.1669 decline
• Daily Kinsen line also 1.1880. Pair eases to 1.1852 ahead NA open
• More strong EZ data ignored for now. Aug Industrial output 1.4% vs 0.5% f/c
• EUR 1.4bln expiries 1.1870-1.1905 adding to resistance of cloud top 1.1917
• EUR 2bln expiries may attract if a market long EUR decides to pare risk
• U.S. PPI today to give some insight for the major U.S. CPI release Friday
• USD/JPY net selling flows this week might haunt bears
• Stops above 113.00 might become vulnerable
• Expect increased volatility on break sub 200-DMA @111.84 or above 113.44
• Narrow 112.21-53 range as long gamma market continues to take its tol
• Huge Expiries. Thu: 112.00 (1.8B), 112.40-60 (2.9B). Fri: 112.50-60 (2.0B)
• Japanese importers remains circa 112, Japanese exporters ahead of 113
• Sept dom corp goods prices +0.2% m/m, +3.0% y/y, as eyed, highest in 9 yrs
• Sept bank loans Y516.81 trln, +3.0% y/y, Aug +3.2%, July +3.3%.
• PM Abe's LDP on track for solid majority, maybe 2/3 – Nikkei poll
• Global banks are after Japan's cash – Nikkei
• EUR/CHF rises to a new trend high at 1.1557, tracking EUR/USD north
• 1.1534-1.1558 range in Europe and remains bid into NY
• Not much resistance until the 1.1588 Sept 25 German vote collapse day high
• Then post-1.20 SNB floor break high at 1.1623
• USD/CHF firmer, plays 0.9713 to 0.9750, supported above 0.9707 21-DMA
• A close above the 10-DMA at 0.9749 is required for run at 0.9770+
• U.S CPI data Friday is the next key event risk
• Cable met fresh headwind pre-1.3268 in early Ldn trade after similar in Asia
• 1.3268 is 38.2% of 1.3659 (Sept 20 high) to 1.3027 (last Friday's low)
• 1.3222 = cable low since 1.3262 early Ldn high. 1.3265 was Asia high
• Large 1.3200 option expiry for 10am ET NY cut, GBP 503mn strike
• Profit-taking on longs helped deflate EUR/GBP from 0.8988 to 0.8950
• 0.8950 = European am low. 0.8988 was Wednesday's high
• USD/CAD lift from 1.2434 (early Ldn 1wk low) aided by profit-taking on shorts
• 1.2484 (Tuesday's low) is now a resistance level, with 1.2500 beyond
• Size of 1.2500 option strike for 10am ET NY cut is now USD 836mn
• AUD/USD extended north to a 1wk high of 0.7836 in early European trade
• Ascent influenced by copper price rise to 1mth high of USD 6,850/tonne
• 0.7810 (Wednesday's high) is now a support point
• NZD/USD ticked up to fresh one-week high of 0.7124 during European am
• Some short NZD positions have been squeezed en route to that high
• 0.7052 = recent 19-week low. NZ govt decision expected by end of next week
• 7 billion USD/JPY option expiries between 112-113 today NY cut
• USD/JPY 1 month vol new 6wk lows. JPY calls bid on election tail risk
• EUR/USD vols and EUR calls up with spot. Risk reversals 8 year highs
• GBP vol and put setbacks limited, highlight ongoing downside spot fears
• AUD/USD 1mth vol new setback lows. NZD vols premium, coalition awaited
UK CPI data rise could seal deal for BoE Nov hike
Sterling may get a boost if next week's UK inflation figures show annualized CPI accelerated to 3.0% or higher in September, from a five-year high of 2.9% in August. A CPI number of 3.0% or more could cement the consensus expectation of a 25bps BoE interest rate hike next month (Nov 2). A hawkish shift in BoE expectations on the back of last month's hawkish hold was the prime reason GBP was the best performing G10 currency in September. A new month then ushered in pain for late-to-the-party GBP bulls, before the pound recovered this week. The UK inflation data will be published on Tuesday (Oct 17), with the UK earnings report due a day later. More immediately, BoE chief economist Haldane is a slated panellist at a Rethinking Macro Policy Conference in Washington at 1745 GMT. Back in June, sterling rallied on the back of a hawkish steer from former dove Haldane.
Dollar bulls should brace for more bouts of weakness
Dollar bulls should brace themselves for deeper falls as USD index seems to have established a significant peak at last week's 94.267 high. Worryingly for bulls, the index has dropped this week to break the 200-WMA at 92.933. A close below the 200-DMA on Friday could prompt significant falls in coming weeks back towards the 2017 91.011 low posted in September. Recall last week there was a spectacular failure above 94.034 — 23.6% retrace of the 103.82 to 91.011 2017 fall — resulting in a lot of dollar bulls getting trapped. Fourteen-week momentum remains negative, as has been the case since March, highlighting the underlying offered structure of the index. If there is a failure to sustain this break below the 200-WMA into next week, then this will give bulls room to regroup.

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Kevin Waida graduated from the University of Missouri with a bachelor's degree in communications. He is now attending graduate school at the University of Colorado in pursuit of a master's of business administration. Prior to his acceptance to graduate school, Kevin Waida had to study for and pass the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE).
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The GRE measures an applicant's capability to do graduate coursework by posing questions that reflect the kind and level of thinking needed in graduate or business school. The test includes three components. Verbal reasoning measures an applicant's ability to analyze written material and formulate a synthesis from the contained information. Quantitative reasoning measures the applicant's mathematical ability via questions covering arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis. Lastly, analytical writing measures critical thinking through the applicant's ability to articulate and support complex ideas.


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Being afraid of failure is perfectly understandable, although letting it becoming a part of your life is unacceptable. Why? Your fear of failure distracts your from realising your career aspirations and limits your choices for career development, as it doesn't let you evolve and be the kind of professional you aspire to be. What's even worse, this kind of fear doesn't allow you to move forward and try anything new. Since you don't want all your efforts to be proven pointless, what you should do is work on those things that make you feel you are going to fail.
In order to stop doubting yourself and constantly asking 'what if', you need to start pushing yourself to the limits! Now, let's go over some steps that are guaranteed to help you overcome your fear of failure and exploit your full career potential:
#1 Understand what failure means
The first step to overcoming your fear of failure is understanding what failure means to you. Since failure is a matter of perspective, every person experiences it differently and one's definition of failure might be a great learning experience for another. In order to understand failure, you need to get to know yourself better and examine your key values and beliefs. Also, look back into your past and find out what triggered these negative feelings, e.g. critical parents or a dramatic experience.
#2 Find what you are afraid of
Step two is identifying what it is that you are really afraid of. The best way to do this is to write down your thoughts listing everything that you are scared of, taking into account every aspect of your career and life in general. For example, ask yourself what stops you from doing what you love. Are you afraid what other people will say about you, if they laugh at you or judge you? After you have done that, throw that piece of paper away. This will allow you to eliminate your fears and make you feel much more relaxed.
#3 Take action
Once you have identified your fears, it's time to take action. Come up with ways on how to remove those barriers that are holding you back and take small steps to reaching your goal. Think about what you need to do that will help you move closer to getting rid of your fears. An excellent way of doing that is to invest in self-improvement and equipping yourself with knowledge in regards to your subject!
#4 Discover your limitations
The last step refers to becoming self-aware and knowing what you can or cannot control. Obviously, you can't control what other people are doing or thinking, so start from developing yourself and set smart small goals to get you where you want to be. Many career experts also recommend that you visualise your dreams first as this is a great motivator to help you keep moving forward.
Hopefully, these four steps have given you an idea on how to overcome your fear of failure. Start by changing your way of thinking and setting some small goals to gain better control over your life and go where your dreams take you!


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Lindsay Ward
His birth was uncomplicated. 17 hours of labor and
an excellent birth. We were healthy. He breastfed for an hour straight
afterwards. I thought this is wonderful! This is going to work this
time! He slept a lot his first day which was normal. His 2nd day he was
still sleeping a lot. I was waking him up to feed. He didn't want to
stay latched. He would pop on and off constantly. He would only actually
be sucking for 30 seconds at a time at best. I would work with him for
over an hour each time before he would get exhausted and go back to
sleep. My milk came in on day 3. I felt like I had plenty to give him. I
didn't want to start pumping in fear of an over-supply. I look back now
and think I should have started pumping. Day 3 he wasn't any better at
latching. He was still sleeping a lot. I didn't feel he was getting
enough. My midwife called because she noticed my concerns that I posted
on FB and said to come in the next day so he could be weighed. At our 2
day check up he was 5lbs 10oz, which was in the normal range for weight
loss after birth. Day 4 I went in to my midwife's office. I expressed my
concern. I told her how he was popping on and off. I fed him so she
could see his habits. She suggested different positions and that I feed
him around the clock. That I don't allow him to sleep that long and hold
him skin to skin. He was weighed and was still 5lbs 10oz like 2 days
previous. She asked me to come in the next week.
I did what I was told and things seemed a little
better but not by much. When I left her office that day (Friday, Day 4
of his life) I immediately went to BabiesRus and bought a My Brest
Friend pillow. It was much easier to position him. We came in on
Tuesday, he was now 8 days old. I was still having difficulties with him
staying latched. He was weighed and was 6lbs even. I was so happy! He
had gained weight despite my worries. I continued to nurse him around
the clock and we came back in the next week. He is now 2 weeks old. He
was weighed and was 6lbs even. He had not gained any weight in a week. I
felt like a ton of bricks just fell on my chest. My midwife said to keep
doing what I was doing. We came back the next week. He is now 3 weeks
old. He was weighed and he was still 6lbs even. Not even an ounce
gained! What is wrong with my baby? What is wrong with my body? I
thought. My midwife said for me to start pumping and give him expressed
breastmilk through a syringe with my finger or through a tube at the
breast the same time he is latched on. I started to do what she said. I
started pumping and it hurt so bad! I was tore up from my pump and
literally in tears. I needed a new pump. I expressed what I could
through the pain and he was finger fed. He was still popping on and off,
only staying latched for a minute at best. His suck was not all that
strong but I didn't know at the time. I didn't have anything else to
compare it to since my daughter only breastfed for 2 weeks. We went in
to the office again the next week. He was 4 weeks old. He seemed bigger
to me, surely he has gained weight! Right? He was weighed, 6lbs 4oz. He
gained weight! It was not enough though.
We really did have a problem. My midwife asked if
I would be ok with supplementing with formula. Joshua was so skinny and
just looked sickly. I agreed even though it broke my heart. I was
completely devastated. I wanted him to not have 1 drop of formula. I had
to do it for him. I started finger feeding him formula and he was
spitting up more but was tolerating it ok. I was still trying to
breastfeed him. His latch and suck were not improving. I bought a new
pump that was more comfortable and started pumping like crazy. I started
taking herbal supplements. I was on fenugreek, blessed thistle and later
on goat's rue. I was drinking mother milk's tea and making sure I had
plenty of water to drink. I was pumping at the time he was 1 month old
about 2-3oz total (both breasts) each session. I pumped 4-5 times a day.
We went in the next week. He was 5 weeks old and had been on formula now
for 1 week. He was weighed, 7lbs 4oz. He gained 1 pound in 1 week! I was
so happy to see the scale move but sad because it was the formula that
made it happen. We scheduled to return to the office in 2 weeks to make
sure he was still gaining and for my post-partum check up. Over those 2
weeks his interest in the breast diminished. After 2 weeks of finger
feedings I gave in to the bottle. My daughter was acting out and feeling
neglected. It would take me so long to finger feed him each time. He was
eating 4-5oz by 5 weeks old. The bottle made is it easier and happier
for both my children. I would still put him to the breast but he started
denying it. He stopped trying to latch on and his suck just wasn't
strong enough to get the hind milk out. We know now that was the problem
to begin with. That is why he wasn't gaining weight because he wasn't
getting the fatty milk. I never did have a giant supply of milk. If I
wasn't taking the herbs it would have disappeared a lot sooner
than it did. I think I might have IGT but am not completely sure.
We went back 2 weeks later. He was now 7 weeks
old. He was weighed, 9lbs 4oz! He had gained 2lbs in 2 weeks! He was
still gaining 1lb per week. I was thrilled he was gaining weight. He was
much more alert and seemed happier. Deep down I still felt awful it was
because of the formula. I wasn't making enough milk to cut it out. By 8
weeks he wanted nothing to do with the breast. I continued to pump. I
looked into donor milk. I contacted a milk bank in North Carolina. She
said it would cost $3.50 per ounce! I was shocked! We could not afford
that. I thought I would just have to accept that my son will have to be
primarily formula fed. My daughter was formula fed from 2 weeks of age
and she is "fine". I convinced myself that the milk I was
pumping was his "multivitamin." I knew every drop mattered. At
that point I was making 6-8oz per day to give to him. That amount
continued until he turned 3 months old. After Thanksgiving I started
getting drops and that was all. I had a decrease before but it came back
with more blessed thistle and goat's rue but I was tired of fighting. I
was fighting since day 1 to make it work. I was exhausted from the
around the clock pumping. I was not a happy mom. It showed and I knew my
kids could interpret that.
On November 18th however before Thanksgiving. I
went to 2 mom's houses. I picked up 2 weeks worth of breast milk total
from them. I had contacted them through Eats on Feets on Facebook. That
day was the last day my son had any formula. When the milk bank wasn't
an option anymore. I found Eats on Feets. Somehow it found me. I thought
my son would never have the breast milk he deserved. The offers of milk
continue to pour into my inbox. My son has received milk from 8
different mothers from Eats on Feets so far. A few of them have offered
to continue pumping for him and give me milk in the future. My son has
been exclusively fed breast milk since that day, now 3 weeks ago. I have
a freezer that is half full right now of frozen milk. We bought it just
for the milk. Tomorrow I am going to pick up another 500oz (est.) from 1
mother. My son is healthy and happy. I am completely satisfied now
that he is off formula entirely. I feel better about my
"failure" at breastfeeding because of Eats on Feets and the
generous moms who have donated to us. My son is still gaining almost 1lb
per week. I know he is doing great and it's not because of some
artificial formula. He weighs 15lbs at 3 1/2 months old. I am pleased to
know he has the antibodies in his system to fight through the winter/flu
season. My husband and I have had a cold already and he didn't even
catch a sniffle. My daughter was 3 months old when she caught her first
cold. If it wasn't for Eats on Feets my son would be 100% formula fed
right now because I am no longer producing milk. I know formula is not
poison but it is not what nature intended for our babies. I know if it
wasn't for the formula in the beginning my son would have not gained any
weight. Formula has it's purpose. It's 4th in line behind breastfeeding,
expressed milk from own mother, and then donor milk. If I don't have to
give my son formula why should I? Eats on Feets is such a great
organization! I believe it will make our world a healthier place because
more babies will have access to breast milk. To see mothers helping
mothers is what reminds us that their is good still left in this world.
There are hundreds of people doing a self-less service to help another
mother and her baby. Not everyone would give their baby some other
mothers milk. I have chosen that this is the best for my son. I know he
will thank me later for all the time and effort I have put in to his
health and well-being. He will also have a lot of "milk mamas"
to thank as well!
Thank you to Eats on Feets and the many,
many mothers out there who have donated to us or will in the future!
Thank you to all those mothers who are
donating to other mothers
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My refrigerator was replaced with a smaller version and now you can see build up black guck where larger one stood. The floor was installed in 1971 I believe, a dark colored outdated eyesore but only new tenants get the honors of moving in to a fresh gutted out kitchen now.
I tried Pet Agree Elite Orange Cleaner last nite but only made the whole downstairs smell like an orange for a hour.
Was reading a woman used hot water mixed with bleach & Joy took up years of grim and builded up gunk but am afraid this would discolored my floor.
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The majority – by a wide margin – of ticket buyers for the college football national championship game are coming from Georgia, according to StubHub.
No surprise.
The ticket broker said 50 percent of buyers are from the state in advance of Monday night's game between Georgia and Alabama at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
> Also: Georgia vs. Alabama, a recent history
The ticket site also said that the average ticket price is $2,689 with 4,000 seats available. It said demand based on ticket sales is up 106 percent compared to last year's national championship game at this time.
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2. Florida – 7 percent
3. Tennessee – 4.4 percent
4. South Carolina – 4.2 percent
5. North Carolina – 3.7 percent
6. Texas – 3.3 percent
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SPORTSURF 6th Workshop
The SportSURF workshop calendar was been given a boost by collaborating with the British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine (BASEM) for their Spring 2008 meeting and incorporated talks and debate on sport surface interactions that were very interesting. However, please note it is the policy of BASEM that presentations are not published so there are none to view on the SportSURF website.
For more details of the programme that occurred please view the flyer HERE.
The event was hosted at Loughborough University on the 16th and 17th April 2008.
The BASEM website is at:http://www.basem.co.uk/


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Im planning to buy this phone and it includes 100+ mb memnory card... but im planning to buy a 500+ mb so that i can maximize the space... so how hard is texting? I had a feeling that u will take time just to text???
hi guys , talkin about 7710 and comparing it to the new sonyericsson w800i
am very confused memory is no longer a problem as intially w800i gets a memory card of 512 then wut can i choose
maybe applications of the 7710 r brtter but no games ???!
plz any ony who may help contact me on my mail or simply writ his own opinion on the opinnion branch
thx a lot
If you are after the games... NGAGE is far better than 7710.... NGAGE is made for entertainment.... those people who love games...
BOOOOm........That Set is great.,....and its size is also good.........i wana ask ....is its games are better then NGAGE ?
I would just liek to know if you can set your mp3 songs from your real player as ringtones. I have the Nokia 6260, and the Nokia 7710 coming in this week, and I thought that was a cool feature on my 6260. Thanks
Hello again... I have another question...does the wireless keyboard compatible to 7710? if yes il buy that keyborad... when im looking at the 7710... i really feel how hard texting is....
good question
how hard or eazy is text messaging?
please let us know.
who on here has the 7710 so that we can ask you questions
HI! A have one qustion for Nokia 7710. I can't not faid haw to change the resolution of the screen? It's not in the control panel menu! The THANKS:)
Still i can not decide to buy a cellphone.
i thought of mpx220 but it does not record talkings,no radio and charge problem.I thought of neonode N1m. but it is not sold in Turkey.I liked 7710 but it is said to be so slow. This phone seems to me good.
I want a phone to have my outlook mails and to run a telnet screen. please suggest me a phone that includes bluetooth,mmc card,radio,outlook synch,telnet can be installable, mp3 player and long charge also. Camera is not a must.
I know i want impossible but i neew your suggestions.
Thanks all.
im planning to buy this phone, and this hone have no keypads so do u have a hard time texting? or SE P910i is better? thx
I was looking at the nokia 9300 and I noticed that it doesnt have vibration so what about the 7710? does this phone have vibration?
also what is the average price of this phone in american dollars?
does anyone in America have thiS phone with T-mobile service? if so let me know the pro's and con's
Thank you.
Hey Ashish,sorry couldn't reply as i was having some problems with my e-mail so replying here.Reset ur set by entering *#7370#.After that go to a dealer for exchange,i have 12 for the exchange but feel it worth it for SE P910i.It's very good set,incomparable to any.Sony Ericsson rules.
I bought this phone in Feb. So far it has worked gr8 except for some minor hiccups (which can easily be ignored).
However I am having difficulties in connecting this to my PC using the USB cable. Is there anyone else who faced a similar problem or is it happening only with me? Also is there any 7710 owner in Bangalore?
Thanks for ur help. It will be great if you can get in touch with me.
Well ppl,i've read a no of reviews about N7710.I bought the set in feb,05.I'm pretty much into computers so i found not much problems in usage in beginning.The model's software & hardware're cool.But the problem arises using basic functions like calling & ans,messaging,etc.B'cos,no matter wat u do with ur cell,u need these basic functions.I'd problems with stability,it used to get hanged regularly.Everytime,ans a call,the listening vol used to get reset to 0.This's so irritating & frustrating.The basic use's calling,it's worst in 7710.I somehow traded my set with a loss with a Sony Ericsson P910i.That very moment i felt the diff.In all respects,P910i's better many fold,value for money,more advanced.Any function u name,910i does it better.it's VGA camera's much better to megapixel of 7710.Try both models,u'll feel diff in no time.Clarity is a must & max in SE P910i in all respects.Smooth operation's must only then it's value for hard-earned money.Plz don't make the mistake i did,compare both b4 buying.7710 has only 1 adv of 90mb internal memory.P910i has 64mb.It hardly matters but call clarity is a must.Thanks.Your opinions abt my experience & ques are welcome on my e-mail.
hey I just picked up a Nokia 7710... allz fine, but...
1.) no GAMES??? Now plz dont tell me I dont get any games for 7710???
2.) Any... SCREEN SAVERS!!!
3.) How do I get to use yahoo & msn messenger via GPRS...
Hi guys i am Hassan Tariq from Pakistan,
However i have few points for the people who r confused to buy SE P910i or Nokia 7710.As u r aware of basic specifications of both phone, so i am telling u some differences in both phone.Both the phone r best in thier own way.
Positive Points of 7710 over P910i:
1. Large Resolution Screen (640*320)
2. 1 Megapixel Camera witth zoom
3. FM Radio
4. Enough user memmory (210 Mb)
5. A superb Browser (like internet explorer)
6. EDGE mobile (watching television)
7. Brilliant Sound quality
Negative Points of 7710 over P910i:
1. No Night mode in camera
2. No Infrared
3. No Software,games,Themes available in
large numbers(available after 2 months
4. Not 262k color (its a multimedia phone so
color should be 262K)
5. System hangs till now & speed is slow (
This problem will
solve after 2 months)
6. No Qwerty keyboard (Nokia is planning to
launch bluetooth keyboard in near future
for 7710)
7. No Pdf Viewer( Available after by some
third party application)
Positive Points of P910i over 7710:
1. 262k Color
2. UIQ series is better then Series 90 in
3. More software,games & themes r available
4. PDF viewer is available by default
5. Efficent Email reader
Negative Points of P910i over 7710:
1. Not 1 megapixel camera (where as even
200$$ mobile is offering 1 MP cam)
2. Not large resolution (320*280)
3. Not Enough Memory 90 Mb (whereas MMC of
SE is costly than Nokia MMC)
4. Not good browser
5. Not excellent sound quality
Guys, it depends upon u if ur technoid type person, wants more function, wants media applications(fm,real player, movies), wants large touch screen, wants ur phone cheap accesories,wants huge memmory by default, wants superb internet excperiance, wants good result from camera, wants better hanwriting recogintion, want to use stylus and tired of using buttons then buddies, Why r u waiting go for Nokia 7710,..........forget about bugs,hangs and no 262k color no phone will always meet ur requierments. Bugs and hang will be solved by company in new firmware. Software will be available soon.If u fill the memmory capacity of all phone they will surely become slow it may be 7710 or P910i.
And if u want a mature and office work phone, want more software, games available now, wants fast email reader phone, wants 262k color, wants qwerty keyboard,wants small size phone then go for SE P910i.
Choice is yours,
both phone r best in thier brands both r ambassador of thier company. both r efficent.
remember Nokia 7710 has a slight edge over SE P910i and that is "EDGE" technology. I admitt that near 90% networks r not givin this service but future is near and future lie in Nokia 7710 (refer to nokia site in europe Tv mobile is launching soon, where as in europe,in asia pacific specially in india small TV clips r available by network).
Hope u understand.
any question just email me , i hope my review will solve ur confusion.
Can anyone tell me if N7710 can have wallpapers displayed on the main screen?I haven't found yet if it can, so i was wondering!


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A few nights ago, Tiger saw this Category Box on top of the cupboard after class.
Of the hundreds of boxes, maybe not hundreds but close...he chose this.
We went though all the different categories of
- numbers
- shapes
- animals
- clothing
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- fruits
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"No, must start from LEFT to RIGHT"
After we completed sorting ALL the chips, we matched the words to numbers.
See the gorgeous new olive rug? DAISO!
A few days later, I brought the box to the playroom.
Lil Dragon was so excited to 'share'
My boy trying again to 'teach' the sister who was more interested in
the instruction manual.
Kena 'ketuk'
Haha...lightly only.
No Dragon was injured in the making of this blog post.
Copying my style of teaching :)
The Stubborn One.
She 'reads' upside down.
I will only share toys that the kids enjoy and I personally find useful.
We have used the box when Tiger was a wee tot.
In our 3 part lesson
You can DIY your own category box with a shoe box and chips BUT
in my case, I don't trust my knife skills to cut the slots.
This one is very well made and weigh up to 3 kg.
It will outlast a lot of plastic toys.
On the educational side, the English is fine except FAN labelled as FANNER.
I also learned that neckerchief is an actual word :)
When they reach a different developmental plane, useful toys
like this will present a different teaching opportunity.
Unlike the noisy plastic pop-ups that cost more than this.
It is available in many online stores but do visit Gift2kids, a friend's store.
I am not paid for this post but I will receive a miniscule commission
if you pm them and mention Little Tiger.
if you pm them and mention Little Tiger.
The money will be donated to orphanages besides donating toys from our stash.
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corebird — Native Gtk+ Twitter client for the Linux desktop.
corebird [--tweet=@screen_name]
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On June 22, 2007 I posted a full-disclosure regarding an Orkut session management issue. A week later, on June 29, 2007 I posted another full-disclosure regarding a similar issue in Google. The cause of both the issues are same. The session associated with an Orkut user does not expire even after the user logs out which is a bad design from a security perspective.
A couple of days later, on the basis of these posts, a live demonstration of Orkut session hijacking was posted in the same mailing list. The results of the experiment experiment were shared yesterday. It confirmed that an Orkut session remains alive for at least 7 days after the user has logged out.
The issue is not a critical one at the moment because it requires stealing the cookies. If a cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw is disclosed before this flaw is fixed, it can cause a great deal of mayhem because attackers can then use the XSS flaw to steal the session cookies. Once they have the session cookies, they can misuse the compromised account even after the user has logged out as a result of this issue.
Let us hope this gets fixed soon.
Update: July 15, 2007: The live demonstration of Orkut session hijacking confirmed that an Orkut session remains alive for 14 days after the user has logged out.


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Who said you can't coin your own term? What is "Boning the Fish"? It's a moment. A defining moment when you know that your favorite TV Show, Celebrity, Movie Series or Music Group has reached its peak. That instant you know from now on...it's all downhill. Some call it a climax of sorts. We call it "Boning the fish". From that moment on things will simply never be the same.
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If it's scripted, the producers deserve to be shot. Personally, I'm willing to accept that it's real, but whatever educational value the show has is lost on me; I just can't get past feeling like a really nasty voyeur watching something so personal and painful (and absolutely none of my business). If I were an addict I would be violently opposed to my life being splashed across millions of TV screens. For every viewer who tunes in to get educated, there is at least one who is tuning in to be entertained. You and I know that, and the producers and network heads know it too - but they're clearly okay with it. Therefore, I say this show boned the fish from the moment the network approved its airing. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 11, 2011, 3:04 am
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The path she has chosen - the reality show - is one that all too many young people in her position would choose. Is it a wise choice? I don't think so. But should that choice make her an object of my contempt? No. How many of us, if offered the opportunity at age 20 to be on a dancing-competition show, or to give a speech for tens of thousands of dollars, or to host our own TV series, would say "No thanks; I think I'll do some more growing up first"? -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 11, 2011, 2:43 am
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Dol, I'm seeing the same light I've seen all along. And I'm not deluded by either the left or the right, which is why I am no more likely to buy the nonsense thrown by the right at Mr Obama than I was to buy the nonsense thrown by the left at Mr Bush. And hysterical hyperbole, of the America-is-being-destroyed-from-within sort, doesn't get far with me either. "Sadly, America likely won't last five more years..." is as silly a statement today as it was in the '90s, when the right said it about Clinton, and the '80s, when the left said it about Reagan. You hyperpartisans really need to control your urges to wallow in melodrama. Or at least read some U.S. history and get a broader perspective on the continuing evolution of America, and on the strength of our people and institutions to withstand the pressures that the Henny Penny partisans are forever crying will soon lead to our doom. (Why is it that only lefties and righties indulge in that sort of apocalyptic foolishness? One never hears that sort of talk from moderates. I'll answer my own question: Because moderates have their heads screwed on right. And they don't engage in fearmongering or drama-queening.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 11, 2011, 2:20 am
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I don't deny that there are problems, and of course I agree regarding the BCS structure. But when you set all that stuff aside and focus on the games themselves, and on the excitement of the season, and on the character of the young men on the field (for the most part), I'll take college football over the NFL any day. (But I'm an old Oregon Duck, so I reckon I'm just a tad biased here.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 11, 2011, 1:51 am
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True enough. But Irwin Allen saw the wisdom in having one main character who was a jerk. (He used the same formula with Land of the Giants.) It's a handy device that creates more opportunities for conflict. It also allows for a little tension between characters, of the sort that several good series employed. (Spock vs McCoy, Festus vs Doc, Magnum vs Higgins....) And frankly, Smith was the most interesting character on the show; the rest were pretty colorless. (He also had the best lines by far.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 11, 2011, 1:40 am
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Boned on the second movie. -- Submitted By: (cartooner) on May 10, 2011, 9:17 pm
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Soggy, a program where all the characters are UNlikeable and hate one another isn't interesting either. See reality TV. Or better yet, don't. -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 7:14 pm
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The odd thing is, I never found the living skeleton look attractive at all in a woman, more like horrifying. If anything it's even MORE unhealthy than being overweight. -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 7:13 pm
American football - Random Topics
STRONGLY disagree with that. College football has definitely boned in my eyes due to the rampant, institutionalized cheating and the ludicrously selective punishments by the NCAA, not to mention a BCS system so ludicrous that now even the government has finally seen fit to notice. Last season was indeed the last season for me of watching. I don;t even care if the NFL has no season this year, I cannot bring myself to enable the corrupt, amoral and horrible joke college football has become. I feel ashamed for having been an enabler as long as I was. -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 7:09 pm
TMZ - Websites
Seinfeld used to run at 11:30/midnight on one of my local stations for about 16 years. This year they took it away but made sure to keep the precious TMZ right before it. Now I'm pissed >:-( -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 7:05 pm
American South, The - Random Topics
Thanks for the concern (I'm genuinely touched) but I'm fine. I live an hour away from Memphis and at any rate I'm also on top of a hundred foot hill so the only way I'll ever get flooded is if the second coming of Noah's flood hits and *everybody* is underwater. (And the way things are going it just might.) I'm sick and tired of the local media yammering on about it to be honest. Truthfully even most of Memphis isn't affected. -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 7:02 pm
Margot Kidder - Celebrities
I grew up watching superman movies so I thought that she played Lois Lane almost perfectly for the movie version. No offense to Kate Bosworth but the way she portray Lois is really weak. -- Submitted By: (SSM) on May 10, 2011, 7:02 pm
Red Head Metal Head Blog - Websites
What, no commentary about how much effort she put into bashing me? I'm still hurt by that to this day, I tell you! Okay, I'm really not. LOL Soggy, you just summed up perfectly why it never occurred to me to start a blog, not even back when it was the "in" thing to do. I guess even *my* ego isn't big enough to think loads of people would've actually read the thing. -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 6:57 pm
Osama bin Laden - Celebrities
I just want to thank all the people who supported me in this topic (sniffs). They like me, they really like me! (Starts weeping with joy.) Seriously, it does feel good *not* to be bashed for my opinions for a change. Also seriously, an you imagine if at the end of World War II people had this sort of sympathy for Hitler, and the Germans acted all offended that anyone else was happy he was dead? -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 6:53 pm
Bristol Palin - Celebrities
The irony here is that libbies created the very climate that made teen pregnancy socially acceptable to begin with, and in EVERY other case they'd have absolutely no problem with it. But when it's the daughter of someone on the opposite side, then all of a sudden she's a whore. Puh-LEASE. -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 6:50 pm
Look Who's Talking - Movie Series
I don't remember the last two but I do like the first one though. -- Submitted By: (SSM) on May 10, 2011, 6:48 pm
George W. Bush - Celebrities
I knew Soggy would see the light sooner or later :-) He was just too smart to be deluded by the far left for long. Sadly, America likely won't last five more years let alone 30 or 40, due mostly to the far left corrupting and rotting it from within. Maybe that's the real reason terrorists are so angry all the time, they're consumed with jealousy that nothing they can do will even come close to destroying America like its own politicians and media have. -- Submitted By: (DolFan316) on May 10, 2011, 6:47 pm
TMZ - Websites
TMZ - Tabloid Morons Zone -- Submitted By: (SSM) on May 10, 2011, 6:23 pm
Bristol Palin - Celebrities
She's signed for her own reality show. While I agree with you guys that people shouldn't project their hatred of political figures onto their minor children, there comes a time when these children grow up and start making their own decisions. Bristol Palin is 20 years old and has chosen the path of reality show star. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/bristol-palin-lands-new-bio-186589 -- Submitted By: (Travoltron) on May 10, 2011, 5:27 pm
Lost in Space - TV Shows
Umm, Mythigator? Dean said "pedantic", not "pedophiliac". The words have vastly different meanings. But never mind. The point is that Smith was SUPPOSED to be obnoxious. A program in which all the characters are likable and love one another wouldn't have been as interesting. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 10, 2011, 1:44 pm
Atkins Diet, the - Random Topics
Back in my bookseller days, it used to amaze me how many women would bring a stack of trendy diet books to the counter and buy them all. Never mind that these books disagreed, often wildly, with one another; never mind that the women who so eagerly bought them tended to look more skeletal than chubby. They just HAD to have these books. (Not that I ever tried to talk them out of buying the damn things.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 10, 2011, 1:29 pm
American football - Random Topics
College football will never bone. Pro football might be a different story. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 10, 2011, 1:19 pm
TMZ - Websites
Some fans of this garbage would argue otherwise. By the way, I meant no disrespect to those of our fellow citizens with incontinence issues, and I should have instead compared gossip journalism's ubiquity to something closer to its level of helpfulness to society. Meth, for example. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 10, 2011, 1:04 pm
TMZ - Websites
Not a bad analogy, soggy- except that virtually all those wearing adult diapers do so out of necessity whereas NO ONE needs to buy into TMZ. -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 10, 2011, 10:14 am
Courtship of Eddie's Father, The - TV Shows
True, soggy! What's more impressive is that Brandon Cruz bestowed the name of Bixby as one of his son's names after Bill's death to keep the surname alive as Bill's only child had died in childhood! -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 10, 2011, 10:12 am
American South, The - Random Topics
Thanks for your good wishes,soggy, [and I DID cover that in my original post when I also asked for prayers]. Don't worry about me,though! My city has been spared but within several hours' driving distance are widespread floods+ widespread catastrophic tornado damage. However; I'm considered about our colleague DolFan who, as per some of his past posts, may be within a flood zone. You are correct about that valley in Virginia (among others) rising again after horrible devastation and I'm keeping that in mind for my region in general! -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 10, 2011, 10:06 am
Courtship of Eddie's Father, The - TV Shows
Interesting that the kid grew up to be a punk rocker. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 10, 2011, 2:08 am
Hee Haw - TV Shows
Yes, Roy Clark is an exceptional guitarist and banjo player. He plays a mean fiddle too. The man is basically the stringed-instrument equivalent of a polymath; ninety percent of all the talent on Hee Haw was him alone. (Most of the remaining ten percent was Junior Samples.) By the way, back in the '70s I discovered that Hee Haw and marijuana mixed surprisingly well. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 10, 2011, 1:33 am
TMZ - Websites
This is America, the birthplace of tabloid culture and lowest-common-denominator consumerism. There will always be a healthy market here for places like TMZ, just as there will always be a market for adult diapers. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 10, 2011, 12:58 am
Red Head Metal Head Blog - Websites
Just visited the blog for the first time. I think that makes me Visitor #17 since she started the thing a couple of years ago. (She has exactly two "followers" as I write this, which is just sad.) You know, this is why I live in fear that someone will ask me why I don't become the 97,000,000th person on Planet Earth to start a blog. They may as well tell me: "Soggy, it must really suck to have no friends and only a marginal life." Here's the basic formula: You write a bunch of bitter shit about how misunderstood/unappreciated you are, burp out a few painfully lightweight album or movie reviews from time to time, strike a self-indulgent (not to mention self-delusional) little pose as an oh-so-world-weary philosopher/intellectual, chronicle the latest who-cares events in your nobody life - or perhaps the latest cute trick you taught your cat - as if anybody (besides those two followers) gives the first shit about any of it, and then shake your little fist at an established site with a thousand-plus members - that would of course be BTF - for allowing a few of its feistier personalities to tease you on its boards. If I were ever to announce my intention to start a blog, I would fully expect people to shake their heads in concern and tell me: "Ohh, you poor man." At least ninety percent of blogs are melancholy places like this one; essentially a lonely person talking to an empty room. (This is true of ninety percent of self-published books too.) I'd sooner blow my brains out than start a blog. Besides, I am under no illusion that I have any thoughts of such originality or profundity that THEY MUST BE SHARED WITH THE WORLD. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 10, 2011, 12:43 am
Monty Python's Flying Circus - TV Shows
Monty Python's Flying Circus premiered to a bewildered British public on October 5th, 1969. It would, though, become one of the most influential shows in television history. From Saturday Night Live to Kids in the Hall to South Park, the offshoots of Python are numerous. While the show wasn't on for very long, it made made a tremendous impact in the world of television, film, and music. It took snappy British humor, surreal animation, and general goofiness and combined it into a an awe inspiring sketch comedy show that still has viewers young and old roaring with laughter 42 years after its premiere. -- Submitted By: (dcvianc) on May 9, 2011, 11:29 pm
Chicago - Music Groups
Chicago Transit Authority started off as a ground breaking, boarder line experimental, jazz fusion band, with a sound that was powerful, funky, yet tight as a knot. Then Terry Kath shot himself and the band became a top 40 machine that sold out and churned out sappy power ballads. Sad, really; but sometimes one person does make that much of a difference. -- Submitted By: (dcvianc) on May 9, 2011, 11:13 pm
Type O Negative - Music Groups
(Later, after Soggy has taken Chubby Rain's advice) Hmmm..... Okay, Carnivore's two albums are interesting (especially the second), and one can spot the commonality between the two bands, mainly in that little skip-stutter at the end of almost every song, as well as the often tongue-in-cheek lyrics. (Or maybe tongue-in-butt-cheek.) But Kenny Hickey is a vastly better guitarist than the guy who played guitar for Carnivore, and Steele's amazing voice was used to much better effect on Type O's work. (I'd give almost anything to have a voice like that.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 9, 2011, 11:10 pm
Osama bin Laden - Celebrities
I'd have taken considerable pleasure in killing the piece of shit myself. And I'd have taken my time doing it too. If that makes me an insensitive brute, then I'm a very happy insensitive brute. (But hey, my dog would put up a good argument to the contrary if he could talk.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 9, 2011, 10:53 pm
Bristol Palin - Celebrities
Bottom line for me: Bristol Palin has done nothing to earn my hatred. If she has made some questionable choices - and I'm talking about her various high-profile activities, not her teenage mommyhood - they are choices a good many other young women (or young men) in her position would have made. True, I don't like her mother, and I'm pretty underwhelmed by her father too. But beating up on a kid like Bristol - or any other teenager who isn't engaged in criminal activity - is a no-class thing for a grownup to do, and critics of her mother really need to consider whether they want to travel down the same low road as those rightwing pukes who mocked Chelsea Clinton back in the '90s. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 9, 2011, 10:41 pm
George W. Bush - Celebrities
I am FAR from being a rightwinger, but I believe history will be kinder to Mr Bush than some of our friends here might wish to believe. I do think his choice of advisors was a mixed bag - Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz and Rove shouldn't have been allowed anywhere near the White House - and it's hard not to believe that he hungered for an excuse - ANY excuse, no matter how dubious - to take down Saddam Hussein from the moment he declared his candidacy. (And for the most personal, albeit sympathetic, of reasons.) But he was, and remains, basically a decent and honorable man, and while I opposed the Iraq enterprise (at least after about 2004), I never could find it in myself to dislike the guy. Much of the left's treatment of him has been not only excessively unfair but disgustingly sadistic. Again, I am no fan of the GOP, and I despise neocons and the so-called Religious Right in equal measure. But I have a hunch that historians thirty or forty years down the road - or at least the intellectually honest historians - will be in a position to evaluate Bush and his legacy alot more accurately than people do today, and while he'll never end up on Mt Rushmore, it would not surprise me to see him ranked someday in the upper half of our presidents. And that would be fine with me. I hope his retirement is peaceful and happy. (Rummy and Rove, not so much.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 9, 2011, 10:09 pm
Dirty Harry - Movie Series
I agree with the last post (though Jonkaplanseaver uses the word "protagonist" where he should have used the word "antagonist"). It's no coincidence that the best movie in the series also had by far the best villain. In Magnum Force the bad guys were a set of traffic cops; in The Enforcer they were an SLA-style terrorist group. BO-ring. And Sudden Impact featured Clint's (minimally talented) psycho girlfriend playing a psycho rape victim turned murderous avenger. I can't even remember who the bad guy was in The Dead Pool. But Andy Robinson rocked as Scorpio - easily one of the best movie villains of all time. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 9, 2011, 9:16 pm
Wild Wild West, The - TV Shows
The Boning Reason labeled "Same Character, Different Actor" is wrong; Ross Martin was the only actor to play Artemus in the series, and in the TV movies too. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 9, 2011, 8:39 pm
Monty Python film series - Movie Series
Funny Story-I was at a motivational company annual meeting and the speaker did a round of "always look on the bright side of life." Seeing the CEO say, with 4,000 business people, "lifes a piece of S...., when you look at it" was rather hysterical. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 3:19 pm
Love Bug, The - Movie Series
This is a great example of a movie that did not bone (before Lindsay), most likely only because I watched and loved them as a young child. If I saw them again, I might feel differently. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 3:15 pm
Harold & Kumar movies - Movie Series
Why can't hollywood make vastly more movies without an agenda, or at least an original agenda. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 3:05 pm
Dirty Harry - Movie Series
Eastwood's Dirty Harry was great, but you need a protaganist. Andrew Robinson supplied that, his followers didn't. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 3:00 pm
Happy Days - TV Shows
Richie and Fonzie's interaction and Ron Howard and Henry Winkler's chemistry is what made the show, when the link was severed, that was that. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 2:57 pm
Must Love Cats - TV Shows
I love John's "kitty ditties". The little 30 second songs he writes about the cats he "meets". LOL! I want to send John a picture of my cat and have him write a song! -- Submitted By: (Stephanie) on May 9, 2011, 2:54 pm
Crocodile Dundee - Movie Series
Paul Hogan's charm could only get him so far. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 2:52 pm
Christopher Guest (Mockumentary) Series, The - Movie Series
Apparently his next one will be about Retro Collectors-can't wait. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 2:50 pm
Caddyshack - Movie Series
Caddyshack-Star making for Rodney Dangerfield, Caddyshack 2-Jackie Mason thought he could get the same kind of rub. Nuf said. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 2:47 pm
Avatar - Movie Series
Sorry James Cameron, our Military are the good guys. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 2:42 pm
Hogan's Heroes - TV Shows
Re: Ivan Dixon, it's true that Kinch didn't have too many good lines. But he was portrayed as the most responsible and intelligent of the POWs (aside from Hogan himself), and that must surely have counted for something. Besides, character development wasn't really a focus of the show; none of the characters was really fleshed out all that much during the show's six years. The weirdest thing about this show is that all the major German characters were played by Jewish actors. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 9, 2011, 2:33 pm
Penn & Teller: Bullshit! - TV Shows
I'm not sure exactly when the censorship began. We, the viewers, found out about it with the DVD release of season 7, but if I had to guess, I'd say it goes back as far as season 5. That's where things started getting suspicious. -- Submitted By: (TheCeej) on May 9, 2011, 10:35 am
V (1984) - TV Shows
Robert England (Freddy Krueger) played a alien vegetarian. Love the irony. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 1:38 am
Tracey Ullman Show, The - TV Shows
The show had a spinoff you may have heard of. It was called The Simpsons. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 1:32 am
Odd Couple, The (TV series) - TV Shows
I saw many odd couples in film and theater. Klugman and Randell were the gold standard. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 1:30 am
Star Trek: Deep Space 9 - TV Shows
As great as the regulars were (abonjeanie,shimmerman,dorn, meanie), the semi regulars, as a collection, were even better. Robinson,Fletcher,Mark Alaimo,James Darren,etc. Excepting the first two to three years, episode for episode, this is the best Star Trek by a long shot. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 1:23 am
St. Elsewhere - TV Shows
This was the greatest medical drama I have ever seen. The acting was brilliant as was the script writing. I still miss this show. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 1:14 am
Soap - TV Shows
The funniest scripted show I have ever seen. Think about Richard Mulligan's actions when he thought he was becoming invisible. Just an example of a show so funny that a single memory is funnier than half the existing shows out there. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 1:08 am
Small Wonder - TV Shows
The mother on the show also played billys teacher and lover on Soap. Talk about cornering the market on bad and good television. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 1:03 am
Robocop: The Series - TV Shows
Surprisingly good. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 12:50 am
Police Squad! (in color) - TV Shows
Ground breaking, if it weren't for the movies, it would be long forgotten. RIP Leslie. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 12:43 am
Northern Exposure - TV Shows
The fact that this show became a hit makes me hold out hope for this countries taste in tv shows. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 12:34 am
Newhart! - TV Shows
Peter Scolari, Larry,Darryl,Darryl. Bob knew the importance of good supporting casts. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 12:28 am
Moonlighting - TV Shows
Classic boning example, they were not believable as lovers. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 12:19 am
Married with Children - TV Shows
Regarding seven,I liked the way the show lamponed the cute kid concept by having Peggy treat seven well. You know, giving him dinner, things like that. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 9, 2011, 12:10 am
Encyclopedia Dramatica - Websites
Dol, I always feel silly, regardless of the occasion. But I will grudgingly concede your point. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 10:18 pm
Star Trek - Movie Series
Im with Soggy, I never got the love for ST 4- it just seemed like a really bad film to me. Too much crappy 80's comedy to take the film at any level besides schlock, and yet it is held up as a GOOD film, while Search for Spock gets panned- never understood that. -- Submitted By: (Chubby Rain) on May 8, 2011, 9:39 pm
Wizard of Oz, The - Movie Series
Tweet from the Cowardly Lion: #CowardlyFelineofOZ@Twitter: We dont really know the Witch of the East's side of the story, do we really know if she attacked Munchkinland? #CowardlyFelineofOZ@Twitter: There is no way a woman on a broom could have caused all of that destruction on the munchkins- it's wat the emerald city tells us... -- Submitted By: (Chubby Rain) on May 8, 2011, 9:36 pm
St. Patrick's Day - Random Topics
JustLooking, there are forty million Americans of Irish ancestry. That might have something to do with it. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 9:27 pm
Rolling Stones, The - Music Groups
When did the Stones bone? Put it this way: A tree planted on that day would be 200 feet tall today. But I do agree with CharlesKim that Keith is boneproof. (His autobiography, which was published last October, is hugely entertaining.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 9:23 pm
Mr. Ed - TV Shows
Stupidly hilarious! -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 7:40 pm
Match Game - TV Shows
Best....game show...ever. Brett, Charles and Richard. Man they were having a good time. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 7:37 pm
Joker's Wild, The - TV Shows
It is interesting, I did not know about Jack Berry's role on the scandle ridden show 21, until I saw the movie, Directed by Robert Redford. I am wondering if I knew, whether I would have liked him as much as when I was a fan of the show. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 7:24 pm
Joe Schmo Show, The - TV Shows
Fun Fact:Matt Kennedy Gould, who was the first Joe Schmoe was noted to have actually developed a crush on the character,Dr Pat. Good choice, Dr Pat is Kristen Wiig from Saturday Night Live. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 7:21 pm
We are the World Remake Haiti - Random Topics
I didn't like the original song, so I sure as hell don't like the remake. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 7:21 pm
Los Angeles - Random Topics
I wouldn't say I hate L.A., exactly. I'd say instead that it's a town best experienced in small doses - maybe once a decade or so. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 7:09 pm
Hogan's Heroes - TV Shows
Ivan Dixon, to my knowledge, got fed up with the lack of diversity in his character. I agree with him, in seems the creators patted themselves on the back for having a African American on the show, and that was that. Having said that, I don't compare, but do put this show in the same general category as "The Producers". Totally lamponing the Nazi's made for great comedy. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 7:08 pm
Highlander: The Series - TV Shows
I have to admit, Adrian Paul was fun to watch and the sword fighting chereography was great. Also Jim Byrnes(Dawson) humanized the show. As long as you can accept the premise (which I admit is an obstacle), it is an easy show to like. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 7:02 pm
Bonanza - TV Shows
And then there was that recurring meme of the doomed fiancee. You'd think the ladies of the Old West would have figured out after awhile that if your beau's last name is Cartwright, you had best run for your life lest you soon find yourself as dead as a red-shirted Star Trek crewman. But no; they kept lining up to get hitched to the old man or one of the boys, and they kept dying. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 7:01 pm
Baa Baa Black Sheep - TV Shows
Had the real 214th Sqdn shot down as many Japanese planes as the TV version, Tojo would have run out of Zeroes by the end of 1943 or so. I enjoyed the show, being the military nut that I am, but I never lost sight of how preposterous the stories were. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 6:45 pm
1960's - Random Topics
Pelirojo, great minds must think alike because I almost wrote that in my earlier post. (I'm a bigtime Civil War nut, and I often use that period as a reference point to remind folks who whine and complain over some modern American irritant about how much worse things could be. It usually doesn't stop their bitching, but oh well.) Not to mention that for black Americans, our country was never a very innocent place to begin with. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 6:34 pm
Twilight - Movie Series
Absolutely, Pelirojo. And get this: We get visitors - including adults - who ask us about the vampires and werewolves as if they really exist. (My canine teeth are a bit longer than average, so I will occasionally flash them at out-of-towners who stop me to ask about Edward and Bella.) But since neither Stephanie Meyer nor her publisher has taken a hardline stance about copyright infringement, enterprising Forks residents are free, and indeed are even encouraged by Ms Meyer, to create and sell their own Twilight-themed products. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 6:25 pm
Curb Your Enthusiasm - TV Shows
Larry David got the Seinfeld final right...the second time on Curb. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 6:19 pm
Coach - TV Shows
As a lifetime University of Minnesota Football fan, a team that has not won the Big Ten championship since 1967, I lived vigariously through the Screaming Eagles when they became good. The fact that they used Gopher football highlights for the Screaming Eagles helped me live out the dream. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 6:13 pm
Andy Griffith Show - TV Shows
I have to agree that the show lost alot when Don Knotts left. Poor Jack Burns tried hard but was totally inadequate as the new deputy. And when they started devoting episodes to the character Howard Sprague, the downward slide REALLY started. (That character was possibly the dullest on any TV show of the era.) But the event that finally lost me as a viewer was the departure of Floyd the Barber at the end of the 7th season. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 6:10 pm
Bosom Buddies - TV Shows
This show would never had worked without its two stars...yes, I said two, Peter Scolari rocked. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 6:03 pm
Bob - TV Shows
Not as good as its predecessor shows to be sure, but Bob Newheart has never let me down, and does not here either. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 5:57 pm
Archie Bunker's Place - TV Shows
An indicitive moment of how the spinoff was not very good was the fact that Archie was a different character. I remember the episode where Sammy Davis Junior came back and Archie surprised Sammy by kissing him. It was indicitive of the watered down Archie and the lack of originality. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 5:43 pm
Andy Griffith Show - TV Shows
I think it lost lots when Don Knotts left. However, the show suceeded at creating a great supporting cast. As a result I never stopped liking it, even when Ken Berry took over(which I know is a different show). -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 5:39 pm
All My Children - TV Shows
I watched from 1984(around the time Of Janny's death) to 2007(or so), I guess in a way I am a typical viewer in the sense that i was indicitive of the lack of continued interest. I will tune in again for the last few months because I figure they will through the kichen Sink in at this point. Tad and Erica anyone, heck,I would like to see that purely out of curiosity. I also hear that Zach is coming back, Zach rocked. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 5:31 pm
All in the Family - TV Shows
When Archie mellowed, the show lost its zip. Bringing in Danielle Brisebois was a very unusual attempt to add the cuteness factor into the show. Was their anyone in the country that said "What All in the Family needs is an adorable child?" -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 5:22 pm
Lost - TV Shows
I feel Lost is the greatest show ever made and the reason is because it did "Bone the Fish". When the show looked like it could dry up, the creators of the show, Lindelof and Cuse, surprised us with Jack's Flash Forward ("We have to go back Kate"). This allowed the show to finish the way it started and went on to entertainment greatness. -- Submitted By: (jonkaplanseaver) on May 8, 2011, 4:59 pm
It's Me Or the Dog - TV Shows
I honestly do not know how Victoria keeps from grabbing the poor dog away from these dumb-ass owners and as she's leaving with her film crew, advising these said dumb-asses to get a goldfish instead! There have been some episodes where I'm wishing the dog would haul off and totally rip apart the owners! -- Submitted By: (Stephanie) on May 8, 2011, 4:34 pm
London,England - Random Topics
Today is VE Day! I mention that because on the original day in 1945, the streets of London were unabashedly bursting with pride, joy and relief that their nation had defeated the NAZIs and the war in Europe was OVER! They'd seen their city become a battered, scarred and grim battlefield and had suffered many losses and deprivations via the Blitz and war itself but on THIS day, they were all able to CELEBRATE peace and victory! If I ever had the chance to travel back to any one time and place in the past, THIS would be it! Yeah, they were celebrating VE Day elsewhere,too, but here in the States we hadn't suffered the way the British had- and who could uninhibitedly celebrate ANYthing in Stalinist Moscow or Leningrad[ now again rightfully called St. Petersburg]? And, yet, the times I've been to London seeing all the tourist sights, I've wondered how many other tourists[and,for that matter, subjects] have any idea how CLOSE London had come to being obliterated and why VE Day was so vital? -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 8, 2011, 4:07 pm
Star Trek - TV Shows
OK, I'm not going to say the show irrevokably boned here but did anyone else think it was just a bit much when Jim discovered his brother and sister-in-law had been fatally attacked in their colony by the giant flying brain cells and his nephew was beamed aboard unconscious- yet Jim barely acknowledged his brother's passing or his nephew's grave condition while endlessly operatically wailing over whether SPOCK would survive said attack? I mean, I know Spock was Jim's best friend and all and the audience had never heard a peep about his brother and bro's family before this but what kind of priorities does one have to get totally emotional over a best friend while ignoring one's own family? Yeah, Spock survived +Kirk was all happy(and some Trek book stated the kid recovered and was raised by his Earth-bound grandma) but, as far as the show was concerned, the nephew might as well STILL be unconscious in an unseen part of the sickbay unvisited and ignored by his uncle! If Kirk didn't care two bits about this particular nuclear family, what was the point of making them related to him instead of maybe friends of friends? -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 8, 2011, 3:57 pm
Rifleman, The - TV Shows
That opening of the 11 rifle shots was quite impressive- and showed that Mr. Connors put his physical training and reflex timing from his baseball career to excellent use! That episode was a good one, soggy. I always liked the one in which Lucas was oddly aloof than to this new woman in town who played a song on a guitar- while the kid adored her and then when the kid was trapped in a well, he dreamed of his late mother in a veil playing that song and when she unveiled herself it was the EXACT same actress playing the new woman in town! I often thought it interesting how this was one of the more deep Westerns in that there was so MUCH that had happened with Lucas and his son prior to the timeframe that was too painful for them to discuss yet seemed to have had a profound effect on how they currently lived their lives. Also, while Lucas may have seemed outwardly cold to his motherless son, there was no doubt he adored the boy more than literally his own life. Yeah, I was intrigued by the contrast between this and "Bonanza" in which every single tragedy that had happened re the Cartwrights was endlessly rehashed ,wore their hearts on their sleeves and were totally mushy with each other. Truth be told, I think it was a far more realistic approach as to how so many folks in the 19th century lived their lives! -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 8, 2011, 3:45 pm
Twilight - Movie Series
So, soggy. Are you saying that "Twilight" is to your hometown are virtually the equivilant re flying saucer claims to Roswell, New Mexico? Hmm. . . -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 8, 2011, 3:30 pm
1960's - Random Topics
Soggy, I agree that that 'lost its innocence' would be a rather foolish claim re the 1960's. If ANY decade could be used re that claim, it would be the EIGHTEEN-60's. An all out war of [often literally] brother vs. brother on our country's own soil killing, wounding,maiming and ruining countless soldiers and civilians not even 90 years after Independence Declared unquestionably stripped away any innocence! -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 8, 2011, 3:27 pm
Jerry Springer Show, The - TV Shows
When the original, sensible format was abandoned after the first few years, due to low ratings, and replaced by what we see today, immediate fish-boning ensued. The same date - 1994 - represents the start of Springer's own descent into worthlessness. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 1:41 pm
Wave, The - Random Topics
Yes, it's irritating, but it's probably here to stay. It just makes me that much more determined to get front-row seats so my view is never blocked. -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 1:27 pm
JumptheShark.com - Websites
As much as I grouse about BTF, I am happy this place exists and have had a good time here. For that reason, I'm not so heartbroken over JTS's fate, since BTF would not exist if TV Guide hadn't done what they did to the other place. (Further proof that good things can sometimes come from tragedies.) -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on May 8, 2011, 1:16 pm
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Good morning! Are you all ready for the weekend? We've got a busy one - Melissa's Birthday Buffet event, stamp club, 3 soccer games, a birthday party and hopefully a little time to relax sometime in there!
I've got another video to share with you today. This one is on how to create the flowers from this post. You'll be amazed at just how easy they are to create. Take a peak...
Here's a photo of the individual daffodil delight flower.
And the one I turned into a bud by adding the glue dots. They are so fun to make, make sure you give it a try!
Thanks for watching!
Order the products you need to create one of these here.


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Animal Photography
I recently had the pleasure of photographing dogs. Elite Pet Watchers in Dunedin Florida offers Pet Sitting, Dog Walking and Doggy Daycare for residents in Dunedin.
Well the owner wanted to update their photos for a new website and I jumped at the opportunity.
These dogs were so cute and fun to photograph. They watch so many different breeds that I was able to work on several different styles of shots. The thing about animal photography is animals don't have a reluctance issue to be photographed.
Sure some dogs are show animals that needs to be dolled up for pictures but for most canines, the moment and naturalness if key.
They also for the most part are just fun loving and active that it can't be helped that you will smile and laugh.
I truly enjoyed myself and hope I get another opportunity to hang out with animals and capture then in their element.