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This color sure brings back memories...seems like this is a dupe of a L'oreal color I wore back in the 80s. Bright, beautiful, and fun. And at 99 cents a pop...how can you resist?
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Consistency is a teeny bit weird to me, and the packaging sucks, but the color and price is absolutely fabulous! Bright, bright color that brings such a POP to my whole face! Good to layer under NYX African Queen to add a little depth.
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I love the whole 99 cent deal because I get amazing products for such a cheap price! Wet N Wild really outdid themselves with this lipstick. It's silky and smooth on your lips and it doesn't feel like a heavy, leathery lipstick. The color lasts and is really buildable. Looks great in pictures and in person. (I hate when pictures make certain shades of makeup look awful) Overall, this is a great lipstick and I highly reccomend it. And even if you don't love it, at least you only spent a dollar!
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It's sheer and moisturizing and you can build it up- but I prefer not to. It will suit anybody. But I think cool skin tones, whether fair or dark, would look outstanding in it. I have a warm tone but so what... It looks great, a good contrast. Prettiest lipstick in my collection-well, among the top five for sure. I hated the look of it in the shop but picked it up anyway. It is gorgeous, especially when you just use 1 layer.
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This is my favorite lip color in the world. Ive been using this color nearly everyday for the past two years and it has never ceased to amaze me. I hate spending money and this lipstick is only 99 cents, which i love. I also cant match the color anywhere else. It compliments my skin tone and i get loads of compliments.
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Written by jamsession
4 years ago
Category: General
120 posts since Sat, 22 Dec 07
I'm trying to insert columns, from one table, into another.
I already tried an INSERT command, but it did not work. Although my syntax was correct, there was a logical error; mysql would only start inserting new data on the line immediately following the bottom of the existing columns of data.
So, now, I am wondering if Import>Insert Files Into TEXT/BLOB Fields... will help.
Any thoughts?
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Written by ansgar
4 years ago
5045 posts since Fri, 07 Apr 06
I have a gutt feeling you need UPDATE, not INSERT for whatever you're trying to achieve.
However, the "Insert files" dialog creates new rows, and does not update anything.
Written by jamsession
4 years ago
120 posts since Sat, 22 Dec 07
Using Heidisql's query editor, I tried the following code to insert the contents of 3 columns, from phpbb2_posts_text, into 3 columns of phpbb3_posts3.
Both tables are located in the same database.
Further, phpbb3_posts3's post_id column already exists and sequentially increases, from 2 to 218727.
UPDATE phpbb2_posts_text A, phpbb3_posts3 B
SET B.bbcode_uid=A.bbcode_uid,B.post_subject=A.post_subject,B.post_text=A.post_text
WHERE B.post_id<=218727
Unfortunately, the above code resulted in the following error message:
SQL Error (1): Can't create/write to file '/tmp/#sql_4bd9_0.myi' (Errcode:13)
I have a feeling that the error is not code-related, but I would appreciate learning your opinion.
Please reply.
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Written by ansgar
4 years ago
5045 posts since Fri, 07 Apr 06
Errorcode 13 is "Permission denied" (see "perror.exe 13")
You're right - this is not code related. It's the MySQL server being unable to write to /tmp . I guess the system user which MySQL uses to run needs some more privileges.
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Thanks to Botella al Mar blog for this. This has to be the only group I know that sing in Tzotzil, a Mayan language spoken in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. Sak Tzevul, which translates as lightning, are from the town of Zincantán in southern Chiapas. Their sound is, at its simplest, a fusion of rock and marimba with traditional Mayan music. The band however represents a wider project to protect and promote the regional traditions, exposing a younger generation to their own heritage through music and giving a voice to a culture marginalised within Mexico. Here is the video for their song Batz i Son. There is a great biography of the band here (in Spanish). Really interesting stuff.
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A battle of 5-0 teams saw Washington County beat Lovett in overtime on a 28-yard field goal by Jed May. The visiting Golden Hawks were led by running back Malik Jackson, who rushed 19 times for 204 yards and three touchdowns. They finished with 425 rushing yards, in part thanks to a 140-yard effort on 18 carries by A.J. Gray.
Playing with Jack Stevenson at quarterback filling in for injured starter Willie Candler, Lovett led most of the way. The Lions opened the scoring with a 21-yard run by Grant Haley early in the first quarter and Stevenson threw touchdowns to Jonathan Thomas and Will Geraghty en route to 33-31 fourth-quarter advantage. Washington County answered with scoring runs by Jackson, but both extra points failed—including the final attempt with the score tied 33-33 with 3:32 remaining. May's first of those two extra points was blocked and the second bounced off an upright.
Lovett started the extra frame on offense but only moved backwards from the 15-yard line and was ultimately stopped on 4th-and-20. That set the stage for May's game-winner. The Golden Hawks moved the ball just five yards in three plays, but it was enough to position May for the game's final play.
The teams combined for 754 rushing yards, with the Lions racking up 329. Haley carried 10 times for 138 yards while adding his second of two touchdowns with a 76-yard jaunt late in the third quarter. Teammate Jay Harris had 17 attempts for 134 yards. Washington County, which passed for a mere 77 yards, scored all five of its touchdowns on the ground. Jackson got some support from A.J. Gray and Melvin Hill. Gray finished with 140 yards on 18 carries and Hill rushed nine times for 44 yards. Both scored touchdowns—Gray with a 44-yarder in the first quarter and Hill on a two-yard plunge just a few minutes later.
October 4th, 2013
10:24 pm
Wow what a game congrats to both teams. Good job WACO. I did not know Lovett's starting QB was not playing. What a solid team Lovett. You should be proud.
October 4th, 2013
10:24 pm
That sounds like it would have been a killer game to watch. Great job to WACO!!!
October 4th, 2013
10:41 pm
DJ Sanders of Washington County was making plays all over the field! Congrats to WACO!
October 4th, 2013
10:55 pm
Congrats to Lovett on a great run to start the season. Tough to see it end with your starting QB on the bench.
Congrats to WaCo.
I was really looking forward to teasing SoW this week.
October 4th, 2013
11:10 pm
Washington County turned the ball over five times and still managed to eke out the win. Lovett looked good and had some impressive passing plays that seemed to leave WACO's secondary perplexed. Sorry Lovett's homecoming aspirations were dashed, but GO, HAWKS!!!
October 5th, 2013
7:27 am
Way to go Hawks From a Golden Hawk Graduate from S.C.
October 5th, 2013
8:24 am
So WACO needed overtime to beat a good 2A team playing without its starting QB? Got it.
October 5th, 2013
8:41 am
Was it too much of a bye week for Waco. Hope they get re-focused defensively.
October 5th, 2013
9:04 am
Really….REALLY??? 2 weeks ago Lovett played the #2 ranked AAA team at that time – St. Pius. Lovett played without their Starting QB for 3 QTRS. Lovett won by 3 TDs…. 28-7.
Try to keep up…Bro.
October 5th, 2013
9:15 am
Come on Really, no excusses after a game like that. WACo for the most part suffered self inflicted wounds and still were able come out victorious.WACo has an AWESOME Team!!!
October 5th, 2013
9:24 am
Against St. Pius, starter played most of first half. WACO is a fine team, but don't pretend that Lovett not having its 3-year starter at QB did not matter to the outcome.
October 5th, 2013
9:27 am
And I am not a Lovett fan; just making factual observations. Relax, Bro.
October 5th, 2013
10:16 am
@Really if you going to keep it "real" our 3rd string Rb put up the 204 3 td game… Our first year Qb in a big game struggled with 2 int 3 fumbles (2 lost) and we won… I mean they did go and beat down that ALB team without their Qb so yeah that's a excuse…
October 5th, 2013
11:31 am
@Really!!!!! So if u gonna bring up Lovett situation y not Washington Co. situation?!! Yea u rite with Lovett QB they r a better team but WACO is a way better team then what u seen last nite. If it wasnt for the 5 crazy turnovers WACO had Lovett would have got blowed out cause WACO was moving the ball as well but just made mistakes while doin it. So talk about everything and not part of the story!!!
October 5th, 2013
1:06 pm
There is a big difference between missing a player and having turnovers. The Lovett QB being out had nothing to do with WACO, it just made Lovett a worse team. The WACO turnovers — how about giving some credit to Lovett for them — it was not just WACO dropping the ball on their own with nobody else on the field. That is the whole story. I don't know who would win if both teams played their best; I just know that with Lovett missing their 3-year starting QB, the key to a passing offense, WACO needed OT to win. Fact.
October 5th, 2013
1:26 pm
Good game ! Using we would of beat you more if we didn't have 5 turnovers or we would of beat you by way more. Come on turnovers are a part of the game once you step on the field that is no excuse or a point you argue with. It is similar to saying if we didn"t give up those five 50 yd td passes we would of beat them. Come on when a player doesn't step on the field that is a whole different arguement. Not making excuses for Lovett they are not my team.
By the way Pius QB last year was a first year starter they beat you and they made the finals. And this year year they have another 1st year starter. Last year Buford had two 1st year starters and they won it all. It is a good thing you have a first year starter who is that good.. My school has a first year starter this year too wish he was as good as Waco's.
We all know there is only thng that matters is if you win your LAST GAME that you play…. Congrts to Waco on playing well enough to win. Son of Waco has the bragging rights for now.
The Atlanta Falcons if they had all their players they woul not have their sorry record. well at least I hope they wouldn't.
October 5th, 2013
3:09 pm
So Glad the hawks came our on top. Homecoming will be great!!!
October 5th, 2013
3:36 pm
Ok sayin if WACO didnt have 5 turnovers it would have been a blowout was a lil out the way. Its just reading comments sayin WACO wouldnt have won if Lovett had there startin QB that WACO would have lost. Ppl just wasnt givin WACO any credit on pullin out a hard win after 5 turnovers! Playin from behind in the 4th with Lovett leadin 33-21. Of course we would have loved to see both teams playin there best and at full force but like NoDistrictLinesInDekalb said "Its part of the game"!!!! Lovett is still a great team and played a great game and i wish them luck da rest of the way cause i still see them as the top team in AA but just a lil credit for WACO cause no one gave use a chance.
October 5th, 2013
4:53 pm
If SPX didnt have 6 turnovers we would have won by 60 or 70 points. Yeah, right. But Lovett made two fine interceptions and stripped the ball three times.
In the first half, with their starting QB, Lovett put up 28 on us. The starting QB was injured with about a minute left in the first half. In the second half Lovett did not move the ball much and they did not score.
WaCo, maybe we will meet you again in the playoffs and see what is what. The game last year was a good one.
October 6th, 2013
12:13 am
Wasn't he the Qb when we played them last year and beat Lovett???? But ok you win lol……..
October 6th, 2013
12:26 am
Also I heard that the RB that was making a great highlight tape for colleges wasn't Malki Jackson it was indeed Melvin Hill the beast of WACO… So give our #26 the credit for willing us to that great win.. Also if we had 40 less students we would be a AA school, so do with that "FYI" whatever you want.. 5-0
October 6th, 2013
10:48 am
That's why the game is played…the better team won on that Friday is all it is…GO WACO!!! We came to a good team's field and whooped arse!!!! Get'em, Got'em, Gone…#OnToTheNextOne
October 6th, 2013
11:50 am
"whooped arse"? you won in OT
October 6th, 2013
3:43 pm
Congratulations on pulling out a hard fought win, WACO. Both teams played very well and I definitely give the WACO running game credit for stepping up after we shut down your passing attack. We'll be looking forward to our bye heading in to region play where hopefully we'll get right back on track to reach our number goal, getting a chance to play on December 14. Wishing all the best to WACO from Atlanta.
October 6th, 2013
8:44 pm
Deff a good game. Hate I missed it!
October 7th, 2013
2:27 am
LOL @ the whooped ass comment. Last I checked, an OT win is usually considered "barely" finishing the drill.
October 7th, 2013
3:02 am
Ok and win is a win so on to the next week smdh!
October 7th, 2013
3:52 am
Okay WACO an undefeated Jefferson County team is coming to the "House of Pain" boasting of their defense. Can they stop the how powered offense of WACO's ground game?
October 7th, 2013
12:57 pm
What's funny is that @ron don't even know the rivalry we have with Jefferson Co. I mean we have played them like 11 times in the many years and the record is like 9-1-1… So how much money would you be willing to bet that they will beat WACO at home on Homecoming …. Last year 57-14 at their home..


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So there are pitfalls in being a theatre critic, not least that we see so much that our vision is necessarily skewed by the huge burden of baggage we take into the theatre with us, all the productions we've seen before this one. A Shakespeare virgin of my acquaintance recently almost danced out of the Globe, thrilled by a production which was so bland that, had she asked me in advance, I would have dissuaded her from seeing. When you've seen three Macbeths in six months, it's kind of hard to get excited about a fourth, no matter how promising the cast or director. Yet, if it's your first ever Thane of Cawdor, what riches! How I should love to see Macbeth or any of the great Shakespeare plays for the first time.
Recommending is full of pitfalls. But if it's someone I know, someone whose theatrical knowledge is sound and wide-ranging, then I always start by looking at what's on at the National Theatre. Under director Nick Hytner, the choice is always extensive and exciting. Of course there are a few duds in every season, you'd expect that, but overall, its three auditoria, all performing plays in rotating repertory, present a staggering array of first-class theatre from contemporary to classic, from comic to tragic, from experimental to traditional. The National Theatre is one of this country's less heralded national miracles. Without a fuss it goes on, from week to week and from year to year, consistently producing the best theatre to be found anywhere in the world. It's even possible to access the Travelex £12 tickets for every show in the Olivier Theatre, but it's not easy, as canny Londoners snap them up almost as soon as they go on sale.
Then, if there's nothing at the National that I think might appeal, I look at the Almeida and the Donmar. Every actor wants to work at these two small, unassuming performance spaces because, simply, they provide the opportunities to work on the most interesting plays with the best directors. This is the final season for Michael Attenborough — son of Richard, nephew of David (yes, they are an overachieving family) — and he's overseen the building of his drafty Islington theatre into a powerhouse of theatrical strength and innovation. There is not a ticket to be had at the Almeida, and it's one of the places I go without knowing anything about the play except that it's at that theatre. Book in advance — a long way in advance.
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Weegee, Human Head Cake Box Murder, c. 1940
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It is hard to decide which of the several mysteries contained in this macabre photograph is the most bizarre: the murder to which the title alludes, the headless bodies standing flat-footedly around a bodyless head, the "scriptboy" who enters at upper left, how the police photographer can be both rooted to the spot and levitating above it, why he wears his hat as he works, or where Weegee is standing.
Weegee, Their First Murder, October 9, 1941
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"A woman relative cried…but neighborhood dead-end kids enjoyed the show when a small-time racketeer was shot and killed," wrote Weegee in the caption accompanying this startling photograph in his 1945 publication Naked City. On the facing page Weegee showed the bloody body lying in the street.
Alternately laughing, staring in disbelief, or looking into the camera to grasp their own momentary chance to be recorded, the children who had witnessed this grisly scene form an unsettling amalgam of human emotion and self-absorption. Two women are among the group: one, whom Weegee mentioned above, stands at the center, her face contorted with anguished tears, her personal loss turned into public spectacle.
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New York Police Department Evidence photo. Homicide victim - overhead view, ca. 1916-1920. At the corners, note the legs of the tripod supporting the camera above the body. (Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives)
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New York Police Department evidence photo, homicide scene. Jos Kellner, 404 East 54th Street, murdered in hallway, on January 7, 1916. (Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives)
April 26, 1865: John Wilkes Booth dies
… or did he? As questioned by this LIFE Magazine article:
The cadaver shown on the opposite page is the mummy of a house painter named John St. Helen who committed suicide in Enid, Okla., Jan. 13, 1903. His mortal remains, embalmed with arsenic, are now a main attraction of Jay Gould's Million Dollar Spectacle, a carnival traveling the Midwest. The carnival bills the corpse as that of John Wilkes Booth, the actor who shot Lincoln.
Officially, Booth was shot as he tried to flee a burning barn near Bowling Green, Va., on April 26, 1865, twelve days after the assassination. But the story persists that the man shot was not Booth, that Booth escaped and live for years in the Southwest. Usually he calls himself St Helens, though sometimes he said he was the son of Marshal Ney who, according to legend, fled France and settled in North Carolina. St. Helen confessed that he was Booth to Finis Bates, later Attorney General of Tennessee, who obtained his corpse after his death and rented it to carnivals. Bate's widow sold it for $1,000. It has changed hands many times since, bringing bad luck to its owners. One went broke and was killed in a hold-up. The present owner, Joseph B. Harkin, a former Tattooed Man, lost a comfortable fortune since he bought the mummy for $5,000 in 1932. Since he joined Gould's show last year, however, his fortunes have changed. The mummy is a big attraction.
In 1931 a group of doctors examined the corpse and found that it had certain marks which Booth had: short left leg, distorted right thumb, scar on neck. But these findings did not convince historians, who generally pooh-pooh the story, agree that this mummy is not and never was the body of John Wilkes Booth.
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FBI and NYPD investigators are excavating the basement at 127 Prince Street in SoHo for the remains of six-year-old Etan Patz, who disappeared while walking to his bus stop in 1979—the first time he was allowed to walk alone.
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There could still be hair. "That definitely would provide DNA," Dr. Baden said. Any blood spilled would have long decomposed, he said, but investigators will surely be looking for signs of insect activity.
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Image: Etan Patz in 1978. Photograph by his father, Stanley K. Patz. Via Wikipedia.
New post over on Morbid Anatomy excerpting Sir James George Frazer's discussion of the hand of glory in The Golden Bough:
If a candle made of the fat of a malefactor who had also died on the gallows was lighted and placed in the Hand of Glory as in a candlestick, it rendered motionless all persons to whom it was presented; they could not stir a finger any more than if they were dead. Sometimes the dead man's hand is itself the candle, or rather bunch of candles, all its withered fingers being set on fire; but should any member of the household be awake, one of the fingers will not kindle. Such nefarious lights can only be extinguished with milk. Often it is prescribed that the thief's candle should be made of the finger of a new-born or, still better, unborn child; sometimes it is thought needful that the thief should have one such candle for every person in the house, for if he has one candle too little somebody in the house will wake and catch him. Once these tapers begin to burn, there is nothing but milk that will put them out. In the seventeenth century robbers used to murder pregnant women in order thus to extract candles from their wombs.
I've posted about the H.O.G. before, here and here.
Image source: Haunted America Tours, via Morbid Anatomy.
Obit of the Day (Historical): Jesse James (1882)
One hundred forty years ago on April 3, 1882 Robert Ford, a member of Jesse James' gang and living in James' house, came up behind the famed outlaw and shot him in the head. Ford had hoped to claim the reward for James' capture. (The novel, and later, film, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, document this incident excellently - even as works of fiction.)
Jesse and his brother, Frank, fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War as members of "Quantrill's Raiders" a group of guerilla fighters who gained a reputation for killing unarmed soldiers and abolitionists. After the war there were rumors of the James' getting involved in various bank robberies- which often involved the murder of one or more people - throughout their home state of Missouri, but no confirmation.
The first robbery that Jesse James was confirmed to have taken part in occurred in 1869 when he and another man (presumably Frank) robbed the Daviess County Savings Bank in Gallatin, Missouri. James shot a teller for killing James' former commander, "Bloody" Bill Anderson, during the war. Tragically, it was a case of mistaken identity and James shot an innocent man.
The James brothers, along with the Younger brothers (John, Jim, Bob, and Clell), would rob stagecoaches and banks throughout the Midwest untilt he mid-1870s. In 1874, the Pinkerton Detective Agency was hired to find the James-Younger gang, instead the Pinkertons, led by founder Allen Pinkerton, so bungled the case (including the attempted arson of the James' home - which killed a half-brother and took off Jesse's mother's arm) that the James brothers actually gained sympathy. (It also helped that the editor of the Kansas City Star, had an agreement with James to report the James-Younger gang as modern day "Robin Hoods" in exchange for the exclusive stories.)
The James-Younger gang came to a crashing halt though with failed robbery attempt in Northfield, Minnesota in 1876. Jesse was not there, but the Younger brothers, who were drunk, lost two men and killed two other innocent bystanders. Eventually the state authorities hunted down and arrested the Youngers while the James' escaped into hiding.
By 1882, the James' were done with robbery but still wanted for various crimes in Missouri. Robert "Bob" Ford was more interested in money ($5000 for the capture of Jesse) than loyalty. After Ford killed Jesse he wired the governor of Missouri for his reward. Instead Ford, and his brother Charley, were arrested, charged and found guilty of murder but the governor pardoned the brothers…who also received a share of the bounty. Missourians were outraged.
James was only 35.
Random note: Bob Ford would open a saloon in Colorado. In 1892, Edward Kelley walked into the saloon, said "Hello, Bob," and shot Ford in the throat. Kelley was sentenced to life in prison, having his death sentence commuted because of a petition signed by those who still hated Ford. Kelley was pardoned in 1902.
Random note 2: Jesse James' son, Jesse James, Jr., would become a lawyer.
Random note 3: Jesse James' last grandchild died in December 1991. She never knew her grandfather but knew her uncle, Frank.
Additional sources: thepioneerwoman.com, geneaology.com
(The image, above, is a stereoscope of Jesse James' body on display. The other men are unidentified. The image is courtesy of the Library of Congress.)
"The Becket Casket." V&A Museum, London. From Limoges, France, ca. 1180-1190.
The murder of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket, in Canterbury Cathedral on 29 December, 1170 by four knights in the service of King Henry II, is one of the few episodes of British medieval history that is still widely familiar. It provoked outrage throughout Europe, and Becket's tomb became a place of pilgrimage within days of his death. He was canonised in 1173 and his shrine was one of the most famous in the Christian world, until its total destruction in 1538 on the orders of king Henry VIII.
Relics of Becket were much in demand and were often housed in elaborate caskets. Numbers of these survive today, scattered worldwide, most made of Limoges enamel, like this example. The V&A chasse is the most elaborate, the largest, and possibly the earliest in date. It is a magnificent example of Romanesque art, probably made for an important religious house.
The casket, or 'chasse', shows the murder of Becket, his burial, and the raising of his soul to heaven. […] Scenes of Becket's martyrdom were made familiar in Canterbury by their depiction in the stained glass windows of the Trinity Chapel, near the shrine itself. The shrine was made in 1220, when Becket's relics, newly enclosed in a shrine of gold and silver encrusted with gems, were placed behind the Archbishop's throne.
Article from Past Horizons on the phenomenon of "suicide murder" in 18th-century Denmark:
Civil courts sentenced suicide murderers to be pinched five times with red-hot tongs on their way from the prison to the scaffold. Then their hands were chopped off, followed by the head, after which the dead body was displayed on a big wheel as a warning to others.
Image: The Royal Library, Copenhagen; via Past Horizons.
Many Hong Kongers believe that the ghosts of people who died violently, thanks to an accident, murder, or suicide, haunt their former residences and bring bad fortune to the new occupants. As in the US, Hong Kong home sellers are required to disclose whether the previous resident died in the home, and potential buyers do rigorous background checks less they get stuck with a vengeful spirit. The superstition is so pervasive that prices on haunted homes can be 20-40 percent below market.
Remember my recent posts about the rise of body-snatching in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and the preventative measures folks took to protect their dead?
The Chirurgeon's Apprentice has given the subject a much more detailed (and well-researched) treatment over on her site.
From what little records exist, we know that body-snatchers required some level of moonlight in order to conduct their work in cemeteries, although not all bodies were obtained through exhumation. The clothes and burial shroud were sometimes removed, for stealing a body on its own was not considered theft since it had no value as property.
The dean of Christ Church Cathedral and the diocese of Dublin and Glendalough, the Rev Dermot Dunne, said he was "devastated" by the theft of the 12th Century relic.
"It has no economic value but it is a priceless treasure that links our present foundation with its founding father, St Laurence O'Toole," he added.
In this July 10, 2009 file photo, the original glass-topped coffin of lynching victim Emmett Till is seen rusting in a shack at the Burr Oak Cemetery in Alsip, Ill., after it was found by investigators at the cemetery where four workers were accused of digging up bodies to resell plots. On Aug. 28, 2009, officials from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington and members of Till's family announced the casket's donation to the museum's planned National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington when it opens in 2015. M. Spencer Green/AP
The groundbreaking for the the new National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC will take place soon. The Washington Post has slideshow on their homepage showing the plans and several of the objects in the collection, accompanied by commentary like that above. It does seem to wander off into other museums on the Mall after photo 15 or so.
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The Blaine girls soccer team faced the Sultan Turks in a non-league game to kick off their season at home.
Head coach Kelly Tuski said the September 10 matchup was a "well-fought game" that went to a second overtime. The Turks scored the golden goal to win 4–3.
Ashley Quesada, a Blaine sophomore forward, broke open the game with the first goal 10 minutes into play. Jazmen Griggs responded with a goal for Sultan. Minutes later, Sultan's Alexis Griggs gave the Turks the lead with another goal. Blaine senior attacking center midfielder Olivia Olason then scored Blaine's second goal on a direct free kick.
"It was a beautiful kick into the upper V," Tuski said. Olason also netted an assist for Blaine.
Sultan's Jewelia Meishke answered in minute 52, bringing the score to 3–2 Sultan. Five minutes later, Borderite forward Makayah Veliz scored the equalizer for Blaine off a skilled volley into the back of the net.
The clock ran out with the score tied at three. Because it was a non-league game, it was up to the coaches whether to leave it as a tie or continue into overtime. They opted to play two five-minute overtimes with victory going to the first team to score a goal.
After the second overtime, the game was still tied. Two minutes into the second overtime Alexis Griggs scored her second goal of the game to secure the 4–3 win for Sultan.
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The ancient Egyptians were history's finest wig groomers. Because their nation suffered from a dreadful infestation of head lice for thousands of years. Consequently all the members of their
And that's because, Ank had a wig slave, who was responsible for maintaining her wigs with a brilliant shiney "life like" appearance. The way the slave did that, was by every day whipping up a "hair prep' made up of four parts olive oil and one part bee's wax. (The Egyptians keep amazing records)
Then she (the wig slave) would, each day put a small amount of the mixture on the top of each wig (ANK had dozens of wigs) and then gently brush each wig for sometime. And that would blending the oil/wax mixture into the full length of every hair follicle
Yours, Reading Bear
Brylcream is a hair prep that most people think has been around since 1900. But since it is a whipped blend of 80% olive oil and 20% bee's wax, it has actually been used for over 3000 years. And now YOU know the "rest of the story." The way that the Brylcream company recommend that it be used, was to daily apply a small amount ("little dab") of it every day, and then gently brush the hair. Even the application of Brylcream, was the same as Ank's slaves had used thousands of years ago. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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I like pizza! -not sure 'bout tak'n pix in the bathroom thing, BUT it did make me laugh!
I am woman! I buy hunerd dollar anti-wrinkle cream and EXPENSIVE perfumes. I like my nails done. I wear jeans and white tshirts or tank tops. I do cowboy boots, hik'n boots, Harley boots, and HIGH :) HEEL Boots! I like a sundress, polished toenails, ankle bracelet, toe rings and sandals dur'n the summer when I am "hang'n out."
I finish my first academic year in college the end of Jan; go'n for Business degree. I was a licensed real estate agent in Wa. and Id. in the early 90's. Real estate is my passion. I am go'n to develop and invest "when I grow up." I like to build, its empowering to see something so GRAND come up off the ground out of noth'n I am fascinated by it guess ya gotta be there ;) to know what I'm talk'n 'bout.
I am a OSHA :) (LOVE say'n that!) Certified Forklift Operator at a local factory. Trained as a sugar-cutter; run the centrifugals. I LOVE MY JOB! yes, I be-bop for the entire 8or12hr shift lol I know Tone it down lol buuut its :) true lol
As comfortable in a skin tight, CLASSY, lil black dress as I am the jeans.
Like comedy nightclubs or a casino. Bar scene only good dur'n day bike ride.
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Sense of humor, without stinky feet.
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On Monday, lawmakers in the Minnesota House of Representatives narrowly passed a bill to allow day care workers to unionize. Gov. Mark Dayton is set to sign it, but what will happen next?
By a margin of just two votes, the Minnesota House of Representatives passed a bill that already cleared the Senate and would allow day care providers and personal care attendants to unionize. The bill now goes to Gov. Mark Dayton, and he is expected to sign it.
The state's two largest unions, SEIU and AFSCME, will have four years to convince providers that union membership will be worth their while.
The 12,500 child care workers in Minnesota who look after children in the state's Child Care Assistance Program, known as C-CAP for short, must vote on whether or not to join the union by 2017. At least 50 percent of the state's providers will need to join in order of the union to be established.
Those who do not provide care to C-CAP families will not need to vote and will not be affected.
The union will be able to negotiate reimbursement rates for subsidized clients, and members would have the right to file grievances.
Members will have to pay union dues. In states that already allow day care unions, monthly dues range from $25 to $50 a month. In Minnesota, the monthly dues are projected to be $25.
Although union membership is voluntary in Minnesota, non-members who do accept C-CAP clients would have to pay what is known as a "fair share" fee, which could be up to 85 percent of membership dues.
The day care union bill passed in Minnesota does not afford child care workers the right to strike.
"I'm ecstatic it passed. It creates opportunity in my profession," Clarrissa Johnston, who has been providing day care for the past 26 years.
After fighting for 10 years, Johnston is glad providers like her will be able to form their own union.
"We take care of children," she said. "I am not a child. I want this opportunity. We would like the opportunity to have a vote with this."
Johnston told FOX 9 News the bill's passage shows lawmakers understand that taking care of children isn't child's play.
"It shows me that legislators respect me as a small business owner and that I can make decisions that drive my niche in this industry," she said.
Laura Gaustad isn't so gung-ho. She opposes unionization and said she worries that she would have to pass the costs of so-called fair share fees onto parents if she ever decides to take on C-CAP kids.
"It's sad because I've been trying to keep my rates low because of the economy," she said.
Some providers opposed to unionization say they may even refuse to work with families who receive subsidies from the state.
"It will limit me for C-CAP children, for those that are on subsidies, because I would never join a union," Elaine Green told FOX 9 News.
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One suspect has been arrested in connection to an attempted robbery at a Tyler pharmacy, but authorities say they are still looking for the second suspect.Keithan Williams, 35, of Tyler, was arrested Friday afternoon, October 4, for his role in the October 3 attempted robbery of the CVS Pharmacy in the 1700 block of South Broadway Avenue in Tyler. Tyler Police say Williams was driving the getaway car that a second suspect entered after attempting to rob the store.The second suspect wore a Halloween skull mask and attempted to rob the pharmacy at gunpoint, but instead was scared away by the clerk.The incident occurred just before 11:30 p.m. Thursday, October 3.The masked suspect demanded money from a worker, who then called for help over the store intercom. "The suspect was scared by this and turned to flee the building," said Sgt. Daniel Richardson at the time of the incident.According to Richardson, the second suspect ran into the automatic glass doors as he was leaving, dropping a black handgun. The suspect returned for the gun and was seen leaving the scene in the sedan driven by Williams. Witnesses at the scene provided Tyler Police with a license plate number of the car, which led them to Williams.No one was injured during the robbery attempt. Authorities believe no other suspects were involved in the incident, but are investigating to determine whether Williams and the second suspect are responsible for other robberies.Witnesses saw the suspect who entered the store in the parking lot before the robbery, unmasked. He was described as a black male, approximately 5'8'' to 5'10'' tall, with a thin build, wearing baggy jeans and a brown jacket.The incident remains under investigation.Anyone with information about the identity or location of the second suspect is asked to contact Tyler Police at (903) 531-1000 or Crimestoppers at (903) 597-2833. A cash reward of up to $1,000 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest.Williams is charged with aggravated robbery. He remains in the Smith County Jail on $750,000 bond.Copyright 2013 KLTV. All rights reserved.
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Early data positive for Oregon health experiment
Nov 6, 2013
By JONATHAN J. COOPER
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SALEM — Oregon Health Plan members are making fewer visits to the emergency room and more visits to primary care providers, according to state data released Wednesday.
Per-person spending growth fell by 1 percentage point.
The numbers suggest Oregon's year-old coordinated care organizations may be having some success at improving preventive care while lowering long-term costs for the Oregon Health Plan, the state's version of Medicaid.
In exchange for nearly $2 billion from the federal government, Oregon promised that coordinated care organizations would reduce the growth in Medicaid spending without skimping on care.
Gov. John Kitzhaber has long argued that spending more on preventive care, properly managing chronic conditions and moving away from paying doctors for each service they perform could avoid expensive hospital stays and save money in the long run.
He's trying to convince other states to adopt similar reforms, and the numbers, if they hold, could help him make his case.
"As we open up health care to more Oregonians, this model is showing early promise of innovation that can spread across the health care system," Kitzhaber said in a statement.
From January to June, the rate of emergency room visits decreased by 9 percent and hospitalizations for congestive heart failure dropped 29 percent compared with 2011. Visits to a primary care provider were up 18 percent.
The data covers just six months and no numbers are available yet for many of the key health measures that Oregon must meet to comply with the federal contract, so long-term results may be less rosy.
And not ever metric was positive. Preventive dental visits fell slightly, and there was virtually no change in the percentage of children who had follow-up care within 30 days of being prescribed medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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