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"It's hard for me to single out only one example. The first thing that comes to mind, where I've consciously noted "wow- the colors are amazing"- is actually referenced in entry #39 (Andrea's "anti-cubicle" whimsical studio".) The movie "Down with Love" had amazing sets that paid homage to the stylish 60's..."
Every set in that movie was spectacular and inspiring. Whether it was pastels and brights, or rich, saturated darks, every location seemed like it was its own character. Another great example can be seen in any film by Pedro Almodovar. He always uses vivid colors mixed with mod kitschy decor that always makes me want to jump on a plane to modern day Madrid immediately!"
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What? First, Vanessa's babe-tastic glamour shot this morning; Now, J.Lo's scorching "Blue Steel" male model shot... "It's a muthaf***in' AT vogue-off!"
Seriously, great choice for a judge!
Hurrah! I heart Happy Mundane.
J. Diddy represent! And if anyone has seen Jonathan's own digs, you'll know the man is perfectly qualified to be a colour contest judge.
Is this the Jonathan who has posted acid comments and nasty critiques of other posters? (Say it isn't so) Just curious.
Anyway, who cares anymore...nice blog and you're quite a cutie....I'm sure you'll be a great judge, whether your "the" Jonathan or not. Loved the room from last year.
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Oops, Mr. Lo, I confused you with Jonathan Fong that I looked at yesterday, I knew you were not the cranky one afore mentioned, sorry. I will check out Poplife.
rr: thank you for the clarity. The other Jonathan is like splinter in the butt on a long commute. This Jonathan, however, seems rather cool and I did so enjoy looking at Happy Mundane.
I'm quite a fan of Happy Mundane! Keep up the great work.
Hey is this the same Jonathan Lo that used to live in SF and worked at Wired?
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AG & M Ltd was investigated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after it was discovered that their workers were within asbestos risk due to the ineffective procedures in place to maintain a decontamination unit as well as respiratory masks. In addition there was no trained supervisor to oversee the restrictions to asbestos risk, at the site on Station Road, Kenilworth.
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In the old days, Momma and Daddy would drag Bubba and me down to the church on Sunday mornings. We didn't so much mind going to church—the people were real nice and I liked all the singing—but come August we'd give just about anything to strip down to our britches and go swimming in the pond. You see, that church got so hot that the devil himself must've been visiting. The daddies used their handkerchiefs to wipe the sweat from their foreheads and the mommas fanned themselves with the church programs as if their lives depended on it. It was so hot, you could pull a baked 'tater right out of the ground.
In spite of our suffering, church got one thing right: watermelon socials. Picnic tables that overflowed with salads, homemade ice cream and juicy slices of cool watermelon were just the ticket on a hot summer day. I'd sit in the shade of an oak tree, leaning over a big slice and sink my teeth into it. It was so blistering hot, even the juice running down my arms felt like heaven. When our parents weren't looking, us kids would take turns seeing who could spit the seeds the furthest. Let's just say I didn't lose very often.
This must be a timeless tradition, 'cause my boys did the same thing. I'd find those seeds stuck to their shorts when I did the laundry. And like most kids, they spent their summers runnin' through the sprinklers with their friends to stay cool. I can still hear their laughter as they ran around like chickens with their heads cut off. The only way I could get 'em to slow down was by carrying out a plate piled high with fresh watermelon.
Yes, summer and watermelon go together like biscuits and gravy; you can't have one without the other. But it's not just for kids. And you can do so much more than just slice it up. Over the years I've come up with a bunch of delicious recipes that seem downright sophisticated, like my Watermelon Salad with Mint Leaves. It brings the two best summertime fruits together in a way that's sure to impress you (and your taste buds). And be sure to try these recipes out while the gettin's good, because before you know it the days will start get shorter and the kids will come back inside, making watermelon just another mouthwatering summertime memory.
Paula's Easy Watermelon Dessert
Watermelon Salad with Mint Leaves
Watermelon Cooler
Pickled Watermelon Rind
Chilled Grilled Corn and Watermelon Salad
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Good Lord..this brings back memories..especilly runnin' through the sprinkler with my brothers!!Oh, the fun we had….
Mary Ros of mobile, ala on July 26, 2010 09:45 AM
I love watermelon, it brings back times of being a kid. I still like it today. Growing up watermelon was treat after a bbq. Paulo you know how to bring happy memories to your fans when they aren't having a good day. Thank you & your boys for sharing your memory & resapiece.
Robin of Laconia,N.H. on July 26, 2010 09:45 AM
Loved this article!!!! And loved the ideas for watermelon. Maybe now I can get my son to eat some. Thanks Paula!!!
Jess of Massena New York on July 26, 2010 09:47 AM
I just got back from vacation. I took my momma to Savannah so she could eat at the Lady and Sons. Of course it was delicious. And believe it or not we bought watermelons in Savannah to have, and also when we got to Ohio where I'm originally from and momma still lives.
Of course my momma has watermelons growing in her garden, but we had at least 1 in the fridge at all times.
Like Paula said above, we also used to spend our summers running through sprinklers and eating watermelons. I remember the eating them the most when we'd visit my mamaw in Kentucky. Everyone sitting around talking and trying to keep cool in the shade, then Mamaw would bring out a bunch of melons to cut up and yes us kids and may I also say alot of the adults would spend some time seeing who could spit the watermelon seeds the farthest.
Its amazing how a simple melon, fruit, or meal can conjure up so many good memories. I just hope that families these days aren't missing out on building these memories.
If y'all want to see pics from our trip to Savannah and The Lady and Sons, they're on my site. BTW, if any of you get the chance, you have to go to Savannah its beautiful, and the food at The Lady and Sons was to die for….it was like eating at my grandmas table. Thanks for making us feel welcome to all there.
Greg Kantner of Tampa Florida on July 26, 2010 09:48 AM
Here is a delicious recipe that I love to use during the summer watermelon season!
Watermelon Cooler
8 cups (1/2-inch) watermelon cubes
1 1/2 cups ginger ale
1/3 cup water
1 (6-oz.) can frozen limeade concentrate
1. Place watermelon cubes in a single layer in an extra-large zip-top plastic freezer bag, and freeze 8 hours. Let stand at room temperature 15 minutes.
2. Process half each of watermelon, ginger ale, water, and limeade concentrate in a blender until smooth; pour mixture into a pitcher. Repeat procedure with remaining half of ingredients; stir into pitcher, and serve immediately.
You can also substitute cantelope or honey dew melon for the watermelon.
Hint - if you are in a hurry, you can use the melon in its freshest state and skip the freezing step. We made some both ways and they were delicious both ways…the frozen is just more like a slush.
Lisa Gist of United States of America on July 26, 2010 09:54 AM
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DIxie Watson of NORTH BEND, WASHINGTON on July 26, 2010 10:09 AM
Paula..tried your watermelon and mint recipe and it was DELICIOUS! Thanks!
cathy debellis of Poconos on July 26, 2010 10:37 AM
Love this picture of you! I have been a fan for many years, and when it gets too cold for any human 'bean', I go to my "southern living" and Paula Deen cookbooks! You always make me smile, help me feed my family in fun, delicious, and sometimes 'naughty' ways…And inspire me to move forward. (I have an icky divorce story)Recently, I told my daughters I wanted to dye my blonde hair "Paula" grey! They laughed, but I was serious!! You are a beautiful, rockin',Southern girl, and I luv ya!!!
Coral Ann Champer of Minneapolis, (Blaine) Minnesota on July 26, 2010 10:49 AM
What a great article, Paula! Just another talent of yours, sweet lady, telling stories. Also you look so beautiful in this picture.
Thanks for all you contribute to our world, Paula Deen!..You are definitely a ray of sunshine for so many people!
God Bless you!!
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shirley mccarley of fort smith, arkansas on July 26, 2010 10:54 AM
Great article !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CAROLINE HOKE of charlotte nc on July 26, 2010 10:56 AM
Talk about watermelon days/daze!
My hometown and still current address is the watermelon capital of Texas-Luling!
We have the Lakeside Thumpers lunch after our Watermelon Thump celebration parade. We feed over 80 folks catfish and all th' trimmings.
The fish in th' grease are caught in th' Guadalupe running through Lake Gonzales that our lakehouse sits on three properties up from the dam.
Back to the fish-our dinner is caught, cleaned, and fried by our boys so all the compliments stay right on our cook deck!
We have a mini seed spitting, & eating contest like they have downtown and then th' kids throw all the rinds over the fence toward the lake!
Relatives raise black diamonds and Charleston grays, a daughter-in-law has painted our propane tank and most everything that can't get away into watermelon stripes!
I was princess of the festival back in th' day and now a granddaughter and neices have reigned as queen, so our watermelon loving runs deep!
I have Thump '07-'10 collages, so if you'll want to see pix, just let us know!
Linda Bishop of Luling, TX on July 26, 2010 11:13 AM
Brings back memories!!
Susie of GoldenGate,Il. 62843 on July 26, 2010 11:26 AM
Just love Paula Deen, anyway, shape, or form.
You are the morning light in my day, and from what I hear from friends, to them also.
Jan Maus of Lima, OH on July 26, 2010 11:43 AM
Hello Mrs.Paula Deen
I just love you and your show so much.Thank you for shareing all your recipes.
I am from Southern Louisiana.Where we do a lot of canning and cooking.Have you ever tryed Old Fashioned Water Melon Preserve's I have a recipe that my Mom gave me from my child hod days that is just awsome.I make the preserve's every summer now and everyone that I give them to just love's them.I would love to share this recipe with you one day If you would like to have it. Thank You so much for being you,You are such a joy to watch.
God Bless You.Sincerely Darlene Hebert, Lafayette,La.
Darlene Hebert of Lafayette,La. on July 26, 2010 12:19 PM
I remember the first time I served my toddler (now 21) melon balls. He heard the word "Ball" and started throwing them around th room. Great idea on my part to make food fun, but . . .
Peej2 of Home on July 26, 2010 12:20 PM
Paula just seeing your picture makes me think of good times when i was growing up in lynchburg va in the summer you are great
Diane S Flowers of crewe va 23930 on July 26, 2010 12:26 PM
I remember all the countless days it would take my mother to make the most delicious watermelon pickles. I did learn how to make them, but can't seem to make em perfect like hers though. They went best with meats. If i remember right, i think i ate almost a whole jar one time. The thought of the cloves and cinnamon oils to this day makes me salivate. Have you tried them, Paula?
susan b. of mesa az on July 26, 2010 03:55 PM
Can't wait til the NEW Paula Deen Buffet opens up at the Horseshoe Casino in Elizabeth, In. Plan on making several visits there.Maybe we'll get to meet you personally…..Thanks for your recipe tips…...Jane
Jane Smith of Prospect, Ky. on July 26, 2010 06:52 PM
Wife and I were fixing zucchini bread while eating watermelon and cantaloupe and had all this left over Zucchini shredded, experimented and came up with several recipes for Zuchinni fritters which look more like potato cakes. Thanks for the child hood memories, we are still trying to get to Savannah so we can eat at the Lady and Sons.. Have a great and Blessed day
Larry Jones of Madison, Indiana on July 27, 2010 03:14 PM
On a first date almost 18 years ago, i had a watermelon seed spitting contest with this really, really cute guy. I won. I married him 2 years later. We're still together!
Deanna Smith of San Jose, CA on July 27, 2010 07:02 PM
I grew up in Ft. Smith,Ark. As a child I remember neighbor Old Man ruth, gre veggies for local supermarket. He let my brothers and i come over and get the left overs. U can bet watermellon was high on the list.
Still my favorite, my hubby roy laughs cause I love salt on mine.
Love all your sharing Paula, u just have such a summertime glow about u.
Rosemarie Herdman of Southington,Ct. on July 27, 2010 11:32 PM
Paula I watch you program very often I admire you way if cooking,fun. Please tell me were did you buy
that pretty punch bowl .thank you so much.
maria on July 28, 2010 07:31 PM
Paula, thank you so much for your shows , its one thing I do enjoy and they are your shows. Always Mercedes Munoz
Mercedes Munoz of San Diego, CA 92021 on July 29, 2010 03:44 AM
My name is Abby and I am from a small town in Missouri and I love your show I watch it every day. One thing I want most ion life it to be well you are my inspiration! I have been cooking ever since I was a little girl and it's because of you. I want to open my own bakery shop and call it A Cups because I have five sisters and all of our names start with A. Paula i have all your cutting boards all of your pots and pans and i love you because you are so down to earth and passionate as am i to meet you would be my dream i would more than likely die! you are ht best and i love your food!
Abby H. of Missouri on July 30, 2010 06:24 PM
I grew up on the coast of North Carolina. There is a place nearby that grows the most delicious watermelons that you ever sunk your teeth into. Bogue Sound Watermelons. I haven't had one in a long time, but the memories of those delicious melons is fresh upon this 61 year old southern lady's mind.
My daddy grew watermelons too…They were pretty good, but there is just something special about those Bogue Sound ones. If you ever get a chance head on up to Cedar Point, NC or Bogue Sound and get you one! Yum! Yum!
Nancy Wigmore of Smithfield, NC 27577 on August 03, 2010 06:23 PM
Hi Deen Team,
I like your show very much especially when the three of you all are together.
Yes, Paula I also like your chickens in fact I'm a chicken nut. When I bought my house that was one of the things I ask my real estate lady if I could have but of course I could'nt.
I like your banana delight cake. I took it to a church supper and it went over very well.
Almost all your stuff is very good. Thank youall for all the different cooking receipe you give us.
May God Bless youall.
A old time friend
Patricia of Park Hills, Missouri on August 06, 2010 02:29 PM
melaniedenson of eufaula al on August 08, 2010 09:29 PM
Hey Paula, I must first tell you what a beautiful lady you are. I love seeing pictures of your new home and watch your cooking show. You are an inspiration to me. I love to cook those good southern dishes in fact in the summertime also. You see Paula,I am a born southern gal, We love to ice down a watermelon overnight in a 48 gallon ice cooler and after cutting grass and doing yard work on a Saturday morning before it get to be 100 degrees,and when you are all hot and sweaty and wanting something cold then we pull out that ice cold watermelon and have a feast can't decide which I love the best sitting on the porch watching those beautiful little ruby throated hummingbirds and Annas and smelling that fresh cut grass or sinking my teeth in that ice cold watermelon. Thanks Paula you surely are a Southern Lady. Hope to visit Lady and Sons Resturant soon. You are such a Blessing!
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Box Office - 'Precious' Sets Limited Release Record
1 - A Christmas Carol ($31 million)
2 - This Is It ($14 million)
3 - The Men Who Stare at Goats ($13.3 million)
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BOMojo has Christmas carol's price at 200, do you really think with that a thirty mill opening is pleasing Disney's bottomline? If I were them I know I wouldn't be happy at all.
Depends on what it does overseas. It won't make $200 million here, but I don't think Disney ever thought it would get over $150 million or so in the US. Sony does the same thing with the Dan Brown movies. Obviously, it should have been a better start, but I still think it will get over $100 million in the US and should get repeat viewings at IMAX over the next few years a la The Polar Express.
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Would love to pickup Beal or Kerrigan
Jets priority in the draft should be front line & Safety position.Defensive Line
1. Cameron Jordan- Although the quarterbacks get most of the publicity, Jordan remains the best player at the Senior Bowl. He dominates drills similar to what B.J. Raji did a few years ago.
2. Phil Taylor- The mammoth defensive tackle has been a terror to the South offensive linemen. Taylor is playing like Pat Williams in his prime.
3. Jeremy Beal- Beal used his quickness to get in the backfield during Wednesday's practice as he is a prototypical 3-4 end.
4. Ryan Kerrigan- After a couple of tough days, Kerrigan came back with a solid performance. Kerrigan appears to have a solid motor.
5. Jarvis Jenkins- This big defensive tackle was able to penetrate into the backfield routinely and make plays. His stock is certainly up for the week.
1. Nate Irving- Irving seems like the perfect plug and play guy at inside linebacker. He sheds blocks well and makes all the routine plays.
2. Greg Jones- Jones could be an impact linebacker for years to come. Ultra-productive collegiate career, moves well and good instincts.
3. Casey Matthews- The smallish Matthews looked very good in coverage drills and is quick to the football.
4. Brooks Reed- The Arizona linebacker is more athletic than he looks and he has a nice set of hands.
5. Von Miller- Miller is the highest rated linebacker here amongst most draftniks, but he's solely a 3-4 OLB.
1. Kendric Burney- The former UNC product has been glued to receivers as his footwork and backpedal are excellent.
2. Shareece Wright- Wright showed great instincts and break on the football as he had multiple passes defensed.
3. Quinton Carter- Carter is physically impressive as he can muscle receivers.
4. Marcus Gilchrist- Gilchrist
Would love to pickup Beal or Kerrigan
I agree with Jenkins, he probably goes in the 2nd now.
I like Reed too, but I only seen him play once and he always played down.
Burney did look good. The type of guy that you want to put on those quick slot guys.
I think Wright looked better in zone that most people thought before the game.
ditto for ranking Quinton Carter (who can't move in anything other than a straight line) and Shareece Wright (who's a terrific athlete but has no instincts and was constantly a half step behind the action) as 2/3...
the safety that really started to grow on me last week was DaNorris Searcy of UNC...
and to claim "Von Miller is solely a 3-4 outside linebacker" after last week?? what the fuq were they watching??? even stevie wonder could see the guy is not a 3-4 OLB yet established himself as a top 4-3 OLB candidate...
btw- do you have a link? thanks
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Correction: Bison Twin opened in 1980 and was one of the first theaters in the region to have Dolby Surround Sound (I was there in 1980 when they were testing and calibrating the sound system with a bad print of the Rebel Base fighter bay scene from "Star Wars"). Architecturally, it is basically concrete a box with, if I remember correctly, a 300 seat screen and a 150 seat screen. It was constructed as a stand-alone theater with a shallow enclosed box office and concessions area that opened onto the parking lot with a secondary connector hallway attached to a mall side entrance. The original projection setup was a common projection booth that connected both theaters with a single 35mm projector for each screen fed from a central film reel system that combined all reels together and automatically respooled the film for the next showing. The system was entirely automated and did not require a projectionist in the booth.
The Jamestown Mall Cinemas I & II is open, has two screens, and opened around 1977. Both theaters (Bison Twin and Jamestown Cinemas) are slated to close spring 2011. They are being merged into a single complex integrated within the Buffalo Mall, and is planned to have 6 screens, digital projection, and seating from 70 to 250. The mall is a classic dog bone design, and as such the theaters will consume approx. 25% of the non-anchor retail frontage space into the mall itself.
I just saw Jamestown and figured it too small for a mall even though now i see Buffalo Mall.
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Hey Guys, I recently bumped into a strange issue.
When I ever I am digitally painting in the dark values, and start layering brush strokes for blending, the brush strokes start to come out noisy/dissolve looking making it difficult to blend and get smoothing tones.
This only seems to happen in the dark value, as seen in the image below.
As for my current settings.
The layer I am painting is normal, opacity 100 percent, flow, 100 percent. its just a simple round brush. The mode for the brush is normal.
Photoshop CS3
Resolution is 300 pixels/inch
Color Mode RGB 8 bit
Background contents White
Color profile-Working RGB sRGB IEC61966-2.1
Pixel Aspect ratio- Square pixels.
I did a reset on Photoshop to start off clean with defaults, and the same thing happens.
Any tips/advice would be appreciated thanks.
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Hi Vonzent,
You just have to set the spacing of your brush all the way down, that will fix the problem It's under Brush Setting.
Looks like the spacing on your brush is cranked too high. Set it down to 1-10%, if that causes too much lag on your machine move it up to 15-18%
It's a brush spacing issue, in the left the brush is set to pressure on opacity or flow, 9% spacing, in the middle 2% spacing, the right no pressure.
If I understand well what Vonzent is saying here, it's nothing related to brush spacing.
It seems to be an "issue" which appears on screens with limited value ranges ( cheap screens ), or in some cases, with some operations and lack of values to work with.
You can try to work in 16-bit per channel ( I have not tried myself but in theory, it should be better )
Another thing to check is the quality of the screen. Low quality screens don't cover correctly the full range of colors and create banding ( generally, you can see that in the color chooser )
I bet its just your monitor. It looks fine on my screen.
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This brush is very soft. I use it mainly to apply my MAC foundation. It is so easy to apply, and leaves a flawless finish. I bought the 5-brush synthetic set, and this is the only one that I really use on a daily basis. Would definitely buy again.
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Definitely my favourite brush of all time. This was one of my first brushes from Sigmas, further down the track I now have all the other Sigmax brushes in this range, and though they are all great, nothing beats my old faithful F80. This is my staple for foundation, I couldn't imagine using anything else. Though the F88 is similar and does a great job, I still prefer the flat top of the F80 to really buff in product. I have occasionally used it for cream products but it really is best for foundation, whether it be liquid, cream, gel, bb creme etc.
Foundation will never look the same after using this brush, it applies easily and flawlessly. It perfectly buffs into the skin leaving a natural and perfect finish without wasting any product.
A great quality product for a great price, this will be a forever product in my makeup bag.
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This brush is amazing. If you are looking for a flawless finish, no streaks, and a beautiful even skin, this brush is for you. I would buy it again in a heartbeat. I really don't even know how I lived without this brush!!!
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This is my favorite foundation brush, works great for liquid foundation as well as my bare minerals foundation.
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I do like this brush & I own a few other sigma brushes which I love as well including the tapered foundation brush, but I find this brush does give a cakey look. I try to use this brush with more sheer or thinner coverage foundations. Def gives a cakey effect when I use it with studio fix .
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I needed some new brushes, but I didn't wanna pay 50 dollars for one, so my friend told me about Sigma brushes, I went to check it out and I was pleased with the prices, so I bought this brush, I use it everyday to apply my liquid foundation and I love love love it, it does its job perfectly, I can blend the foundation all over. The only problem that I have with this brush is that it picks up a lot of product and it goes deep inside the brush or it accumulates in the middle and it won't work as good.. You have to wash it frequently, and it takes a while to dry..
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I can't believe it! I've had this brush only 4 months and its already falling apart. I use it about 4 times a week and wash it properly as well. (I never let the water run down into the handle and always dry it upside down) Tonight when I was washing it strands of hair started to fall out and when I pulled a few of the loose ones the whole thing brush started coming out of the handle! I pushed it back in and hopefully I can still use it because I really liked this brush. Its a shame because I have Ecotool brushes that have lasted me for years. Maybe I got a bad brush?
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I feel like I am the only one that doesn't like this brush. After seeing so many people rave about it I finally bought it. I was so excited to try it out and I wanted to love it, but I just couldn't. It didn't leave my face looking flawless and it did not blend my foundation well. My elf powder brush does a better job.....super disappointed.
this brush is great at blending out my foundations and it applies more coverage with less product! its decently priced, but when i washed it one time, the brush was starting to wiggle at the ferrel. i never relly use this as much anymore cause when i stipple it on i feel it moving and i think its gonna break off. the brush itself is great but the brush i feel should be glued together better
I'm surprised to discover that Sigma recommends this brush for cream and liquid products, and the F82 for minerals products; for me, I'd make the opposite recommendation. The F82 feels just slightly denser, which means it applies powders more heavily and therefore makes mineral makeup (which can look cakey anyway) look cakey.
So I use the F82 for my liquid foundations, and the F80 flat-top kabuki for my Pur Minerals compact foundation. It picks up just the right amount of product so I get a flawless application without having to either A: buff and buff because I applied too much and it looks cakey, or B: go back and forth to the compact 20 times to get my entire face done.
These brushes are so incredibly soft and the individual fibers feel very silky. If you have dry patches the buffing brushes might not be for you because the can cause microexfoliation and make dry skin look more flaky. I bought the F80 in the 4-piece Kabuki Kit, which is $62.00, or $13.00 per brush. Not a bad deal for the quality of the brushes. I'm happy to agree with the hype around these brushes!


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Well, it was trick or treat night tonight. And this worked out great! I used it for my haunted garage. It scared so many people. They ran out on to the street! It didn't scare some people though.:( I added the strobe 360 with it, and put on my gaping wraith mask. Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Niggas in Paris video dropped earlier today and I'm both stunned (by all of those lights) and satisfied. It's such a simple video (as far as the concept), but it's packed with so much and the execution was perfect. The visuals are awesome and the live performance track definitely pumps up the energy. The audience was hype and the concert looked like it was off the meter. I love it. #electroapprovedPosted on February 9th at 1:44 PM
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Darrell Piske has been named the new football coach at Robert E. Lee High School.
He won 19 games over the last two seasons at Fairfield.
Before that he coached at Valley Mills.
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UC Berkeley calls for peaceful end to Occupy the Farm
On Monday afternoon, a group of several dozen activists were working the land, tending to tents, working at a welcome desk and makeshift food preparation area, and fielding media interviews on a plot of agricultural land on the Albany-Berkeley border that is owned by UC Berkeley.
The action to plant a renegade farm on part of what is known as the Gill Tract began on Sunday when several hundred members of a movement calling itself Occupy The Farm broke into the property, which is on the corner of San Pablo and Marin avenues, and planted carrot, broccoli and corn seedlings on a section of a 77-acre lot that comprises the Cal-owned University Village.
The part of the land being occupied is used by UC Berkeley for agricultural research by UC Berkeley's School of Natural Resources and by a group under Prof. Miguel Altieri from Cal's Department of Environmental Science.
The university has plans to build a for-profit senior housing complex and a Whole Foods grocery store on a separate portion of the Village land. In addition, a Little League fields that currently stands on Village land will eventually be moved to the Gill Tract, occupying about half of the 10 acres, with the rest of the land to remain open in some form, according to Albany City Councilman Robert Lieber, as reported in Albany Patch. [View the 2004 master plan for University Village.] … Continue reading »
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Berkeley police identify suspect who was shot
Berkeley police have identified the man who was shot by an officer on April 13 as Calvester Stewart, a 20-year-old Berkeley resident.
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2012: The year to end racist mascots
This summer's AIM-West campaign against racist mascots in sports refers to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, though the movement against racist stereotypes long pre-dates UNDRIP. Article 8 says, "States shall provide effective mechanisms for prevention of, and redress for… any action which has the aim or effect of depriving them of their dignity as distinct peoples, or of their cultural values or ethnic identities."
Oakland's Chinatown Youth Center Initiative called off a collaborative fundraiser with the Oakland A's because on the date of the event the A's will play against the Cleveland Indians, a sport team with a Native American mascot. On April 12 Fundraising Committee Chair of the Chinatown Youth Center Initiative Michael Lok wrote, "Our organization stands in complete solidarity with the movement to eliminate discriminatory practices and the commodification of people of color/ethnic communities' identities, not just in sports but in all facets of our society."
Tony Gonzalez of AIM-West welcomed the stance, "This extraordinary courage by a non-profit organization, and display of support to also sacrifice August 19, and a badly needed fundraiser for their youth center, should not go unnoticed by the American Indian, and the progressive community! Instead, let it be an example of solidarity with American Indians in other cities who plan similar protests where major league teams with racist images as logos are scheduled to play." … Continue reading »
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Last month, Berkeleyside held its second Local Business Forum, concentrating on "Startup Berkeley" — the strengths and weaknesses of the city for startups. If you weren't able to attend, or if you just want a quick refresher on the evening, we've condensed the two hours into a little more than six minutes of highlights (above).
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Anatol: Wit, whimsy, self-preoccupation of cad about town
Time stands still — or at least repeats itself in striking fashion — in Anatol, the Aurora Theatre Company's current production of Austrian dramatist Arthur Schnitzler's 1893 play.
In a series of six episodes, connected with threadlike chronology by central characters and themes forged in steel, the play unveils the wit, whimsy and withering self-preoccupation of an affluent "cad about town" and his obsession with sexually emancipated women.
Aurora Artistic Director Tom Ross became convinced of Schnitzler's importance as a playwright after a meeting with translator Margret Schaefer, a Berkeley resident, and soon they were jointed by Barbara Oliver, a founding director at the Aurora, to bring the project to fruition.
The result, in tailored performances designed to be enjoyed in the moment, then savored in reflection, is near perfect. If the play's central theme and fascination is with faithfulness over a lifetime, Shaefer's selective ear, Oliver's brilliant economy of staging, and the quality of the cast captures the audiences' well-placed trust in mere minutes. … Continue reading »
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Concern over future location of cannabis collective
Last Tuesday afternoon, around 1:30pm, Rebecca, who describes herself as a "50ish" recent transplant from Los Angeles, headed over to the Berkeley Patients Group at 2747 San Pablo Avenue. For the past six months, ever since she moved north, Rebecca has gone to the medical cannabis dispensary once a month to get marijuana to help her with her insomnia brought on by menopause.
"It's my favorite place," said the Rockridge resident, who did not give her last name. "It just feels like a community place. The folks are very knowledgeable. I really rely on what they say."
Rebecca does not know what she will do when BPG closes its doors on May 1, a casualty of the recent federal crackdown on dispensaries located within 1,000 feet of a school or park. She has visited other collectives, but none has made her feel as welcome as Berkeley Patients Group. … Continue reading »


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Taking small breaks from my big project!
This is a project of mine where i tried to mash up bigband and swing elements to a jumpy electronic beat. and this is the end result!
were else to go but the super swing-bit orchestra show! for all your Swingin' needs.
Give it a chance, it variates and shifts all the time. so you might find something in there you like!
hope you guys like it! peace ~
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 3, 2013
I really can't explain enough how deadly awesome you are. My school is always raving on and on about Katy Perry, who even cares about that? Look at this boss-ness!!! Why has no one even heard of you?
If I saw you in real life (I'm looking at your avatar right now so that's how I'm imagining you'd look like) I'd die of awesomeness because you are deadly awesome. :)
great work. again, my 5 star rating is an absolute understatement and the $0 download is a total steal. thanks for your contribution to society.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars May 27, 2012
It's very excellent, it seems like that poor techno basedrum is trying to keep straight time and the tambourine just laughs and keeps it swinging.
This is probably one of the most bizarre things I've ever heard though, until about 1:30, where it gets a true big band feel. Until that I'm like, "the universe is broken techno has eaten big band and i think samba is next. what do you mean, 'too late'?"
Nice vocal addition :3
I also appreciate how there's an actual climax, most techno that I've heard on Newgrounds tends to avoid that.
Scratch that, I only ever listen to loops haha.
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 16, 2012
I like swing, and this has it. It also has an awesome synth bass, a great beat, and awesome solos. This is my kind of music. I therefore will do the logical thing and give you 5/5. Also, you're one of my favorite artists here now.
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 23, 2011
Diddy Kong Racing.
That's what this reminded me of.
I played that so much my thumbs ran away (and I still never got all the balloons!).
You know your the greatest, dude.
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 22, 2011
Another fine example of why you're my favorite newgrounds artist. :P


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Yard Sales - Sat 9/20 Only - Kimball Creek Neighborhood- Snoqualmie
Sale part of the Snoqualmie Ridge Community Garage Sales.
We are right off Snoqualmie Parkway at Better Way SE by Subway and the fire house.
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Estate Sale in Brier
Saturday and Sunday, September 13 and 14. 9:00
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MOVING SALE (Greenlake)
We're downsizing, come buy our stuff!!
We're moving into a teeny tiny apartment, and need to get rid of all of our excess and extras!
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Last Sale - Half Off - Nothing over $10
Our last sale of the season. 100s of items. Prices halved. Nothing priced more than $10. Combo sale of remaining online store inventory and 5 separate families items.
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Heritage Court annual garage sale! Starts Friday ends Saturday so hurry in! Here is our address: 246 s 328th Lane federal way, Wa 98003
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Cristina's Healthy Chicken Tostada Salad
Lemon Dressing:
Bean Salsa:
2 (15-ounce) cans black beans, drained and rinsed
1 medium red bell pepper, diced small
6 (8 ounce) whole wheat tortillas
1. Pre-heat the oven to 400 F.
2. Spray the tortillas on both sides with cooking spray. Place them in the oven on the rack and bake for 20 to 30 minutes, until crisp and golden brown. Keep an eye on them so they don't burn. Remove from the oven and set aside.
3. To make the lemon dressing, in a glass bowl combine the olive oil, lemon juice, vinegar, and kosher salt, and mix well. Set aside.
4. Make the tomato salsa and guacamole if you are not using store-bought. Cover and set aside in the refrigerator.
Make the Bean Salsa:
1. In a bowl, combine the beans, red and yellow peppers, celery, scallions, jalapeno, olive oil, lemon juice, cumin, salt, pepper to taste, and cilantro. Mix well. If you have the time, cover and let sit in the refrigerator for an hour. It will bring out the many layers of flavors. Any leftovers will keep in the refrigerator for 2 days.
2. When you are ready to serve, drizzle 3 tablespoons of lemon dressing over the arugula or baby greens and mix well.
3. Place one tortilla on each plate.
4. Spread 2 tablespoons of guacamole over each tortilla.
5. Add 1/2 cup of bean salsa toward the middle of the tortilla.
6. Add 1 cup of arugula or greens over the bean salsa.
7. Top with 1/2 cup chopped chicken, add as much of the tomato salsa as you like, and 2 tablespoons of Monterey Jack (more if desired).
8. Garnish with fresh cilantro sprigs and diced jalapeno. Serve with lime wedges.
For tomato salsa and guacamole recipes you can visit Cristina's website at http://cristinaferrarecooks.com/.
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What new things could we discover if social network analysis took time and space into account, in addition to the raw connections between people?
In most cases, social network analysis today is limited to discovering friend connections, community leaders and outlines, influential people and personal friend recommendations - in a static or snap-shot kind of way.
If new factors could be taken into consideration, specifically changes over time and space, then social network analysis could discover things like emergence or decay of leadership, changes in trust over time, migration and mobility within particular communities online. That's very valuable information that the social web has barely begun to tackle capturing.
Continue to read www.readwriteweb.com - Mapping Our Friendships Over Time and Space: The Future of Social Network Analysis


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OpenTK 0.3.13 brings Fonts and a Math toolkit
Nov 13, 2007
OpenTK is a game development library for .Net/Mono. The latest release introduces cross-platform text rendering, Vector, Matrix and Quaternion classes and updates the OpenGL API to follow .Net naming conventions. It also improves Linux support, timing accuracy and reduces the size of the generated bindings to the OpenGL API.
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Posted on 11/13 at 10:31 PM
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