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Yay! Finally posting my review of the Bare Minerals Degrees of Dazzling Pigment Set for you guys! I picked this up when I ordered from Sephora last, and I'm really glad I did. I don't own much from the Bare Minerals Line, so I thought this would be a great way to know their eyeshadows better. The set comes with 20 lose eyeshadow pigments, in different textures. There are velvety mattes, high shine shimmers, glittery shades and shades meant to be used as liners. Check out my photos and thoughts of each shade below!
Strawberry Mousse
Strawberry Mousse is one of my favorite shades in this kit. Light, beigey pink with silver sparkle. sooo pretty as an inner corner highlight or for a light day look!
Velvet Nude
Velvet Nude is a matte orangey beige. It's a bit darker than my skin tone and much more on the orangey side than a lot of beige shades I've seen.
Ginger Sugar
Ginger Sugar is a shimmery taupey beige. Great day shade.
Stay Golden
Stay Golden is a shimmery gold with a bit of a green undertone to it. Kind of like an antique gold. Great texture and color payoff.
Velvet Mauve
Velvet Mauve is a matte medium pinky mauve shade. This is a great, great shade to use as a transitioning color in the crease of the eye!
Velvet Lavendar
Velvet Lavendar is possibly the coolest, most unique shade in the bunch. Its almost ghostly, white lavender matte. really really cool shade!
Silver Dollar
Silver Dollar is a super metallic silver with loads of shimmer. This shade is amazing when you use just a touch- I like using it on the lower lashine just in the inner corner. I mean, its cool in general and would be badass all over the lid, but when you use it in just a small space it really can change an eye look from being ordinary to having a really cool flair to it!
Pewter is a shimmery cool taupe. Another shade that I can see a lot of people using as a quick look for work.
Iridescent Iris
Iridescent Iris is another really unique shade in this kit. This shade seems to have a silvery base with a pink shimmer overtop. REALLY cool, I can't wait to play with this shade more!
Violet Spell
Violet Spell is a soft purple shade with silver shimmer. Gorgeous, would look great with Iridescent Iris!
Rose Gold
Rose Gold is just that, a rosy, gold shimmer. It looks soooo much like MAC's Rose Gold, but with way way way better texture.
Yoga is a deep burgundy shade with shimmer. Great crease color or if used as a liner around the eyes!
Starry Night
Starry Night is a beautiful purple with blue micro glitter. This shade is so fun! Another one I can't wait to play with in eye looks.
Toasted Espresso
Toasted Espresso is a medium taupe brown with shimmer. This shade would work well for day and night looks.
Golden Pear
Golden Pear is a light green shimmer. It's actually dead on for the color of a pear!
Velvet Emerald
Velvet Emerald is a matte green with a somewhat blue undertone. This swatched a bit chalky, so I think it would need a really great base, or to be used wet.
Deep Sea
Deep Sea is a deep teal base with loads and loads of bright teal shimmer. This shade is absolutely breathtaking, especially if you use it wet!!
Velvet Charcoal
Velvet Charcoal is a matte slate gray. Of the Velvets this one had a less chalky quality.
Lagoon is a matte blackened blue. This seems to swatch lighter than it looked in the pot, but again was less chalky than other velvets.
Black Leather
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Overall I am really happy I picked this kit up! There are so many different shades and textures, I think its a really great kit. The size of the pigments is also nice because they aren't overwhelmingly large, but I still think it would take a loooong time to use one up!
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ditto! my personal favorite shade of the bunch!! sooo pretty!! leesha – can't wait to see this one in some tutorials!! :)
Do these shades come separately, or do they only come as a set? Most of them I would never use but I just love a few of them and I don't want to shell out $79 for a set if I won't use 75% of it
I believe these are just on this set. They are on sale now for $49 on bare minerals site though. :-) I'm hoping Sephora will put them on sale too . ;-)
these look amazing! I love the range of finishes and shades! I'm putting this on my christmas wishlist!
i bought this as well! i'm such a sucker for pigments and bare minerals' eyeshadows. i love having the mini sizes compared to the full ones to see what you like. the iridescent iris has been a favorite so far. i'd love to have a full size of that one.
wow! the packaging looks so nice!
These are all beautiful! Can't wait to see what looks you create with these
I've been using Bare Minerals products for awhile now and I really love their eyeshadows, but don't have a whole lot of them. I love how they can be used wet or dry and as liner or lid color. These colors are gorgeous! I can hardly wait to see what you come up with for looks. So excited to see you reviewing their products.
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The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have 23 varsity teams with the majority of them competing in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Fighting Irish have 16 NCAA team national championships, two basketball championships not recognized by the NCAA and 11 consensus national titles in college football. Notre Dame's basketball team have appeared in 34 NCAA tournaments, advancing to 16 Sweet Sixteen's, six Elite Eight's and one Final Four. The Fighting Irish have just one conference title (2001, Big East) and one conference tournament championship (2015, ACC). Notre Dame was named national champions by the Helms Foundation for the 1927 and 1936 seasons. However, Notre Dame does not recognize these championships. Current head coach Mike Brey has been the coach for the Fighting Irish since 2000. Brey has one losing season at Notre Dame, which was in their first season in the ACC (2013-14). This was also the first season under Brey that Notre Dame didn't participate in a postseason tournament and the first time since the 1998-99 season. Notre Dame bounced back tremendously last season, posting a 32-6 record, which was one of the biggest turnarounds in Division-I basketball. The Notre Dame season ended with a 68-66 heartbreaking loss to undefeated Kentucky Wildcats, the eventual NCAA runner-up. Brey has a 332-165 record at Notre Dame. Notre Dame is most known for its iconic football program. Depending on who you ask, Notre Dame has 11 or 13 claimed national championships. Notre Dame claims 11 while others claim 13, which would be tied for the most in Division-I football. Notre Dame's 11 national championships came under Knute Rockne (1924, 1929, 1930), Frank Leahy (1943, 1946, 1947, 1949), Ara Parseghian (1966, 1973), Dan Devine (1977) and Lou Holtz (1988). Notre Dame's 11 unclaimed national championships span across almost 100 years (1919, 1920, 1927, 1938, 1953, 1964, 1967, 1970, 1989, 1993, 2012). Additionally, Notre Dame has produced a 882-310-42 (.732) record, are 17-17 in bowl games, produced seven Heisman Trophy winners and 97 consensus All-Americans. Notre Dame is the only college football program to have its own national television contract (with NBC). Notre Dame has one of the largest, most passionate fanbases in the country and despite its independent affiliation, is still one of the most profitable football programs in the country. Current head coach Brian Kelly finished his fifth season at Notre Dame in 2014. The Fighting Irish have had a winning season in each year under Kelly's watch and have a 3-2 record in bowl games including an appearance in the 2012 BCS national championship game. Notre Dame is 45-20 under Kelly.
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Lipstick Queen Medieval
135 reviews
77% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$
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on 2/2/2012 4:56:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Grey
I'm a total lip product junkie and I am a huge fan of the red lip look. However, sometimes red lipstick isn't totally appropriate to wear. The reason I love Medieval so much is because it's a friendly red. It makes your face look finished and works with nearly any outfit. It's so sheer and smooth and has a very moisturizing texture that is similar to Nivea lip balm. Many times I can't stand lip glosses because they're very sticky or gum up on your lips. Medieval doesn't do that. It glides right on, leaving you with the prettiest sheer red lips. The color can be built up some too by applying more coats if you're feeling daring.
on 1/30/2012 7:09:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
The perfect red-tinted lip balm. Too sheer to be a lipstick. In fact there is no "coverage" whatsoever. But the perfect neutral Crayola red, it applies as a moist stick gloss. Soft. Rosy. Like strawberry stain on your lips.
on 1/5/2012 4:23:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
After trying Medieval, I am dying to try more Lipstick Queen products. This lipstick is more of a tinted balm with real staying power. I love products like this during the winter months because a typical lipstick can be drying but this keeps my lips smooth.
The color is a different take on "your lips but better" than your standard nude lip. It gives lips a nice crimson tint with just a little shine. This is my go-to product when I want to do a more natural make up look. Conversely, it also compliments a more intense eye since it is subtle.
on 12/12/2011 3:46:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I have a very hard time finding flattering lipsticks - I'm 62; dark lipsticks look harsh and aging, pale lipsticks leave me looking washed out. Lipstick Queen in Medieval is one of the few lipsticks I've tried that's actually wearable. It's the only one I've found that's MLBB, and the only one I can wear with red clothing. The only catch is that it darkens quite a bit by an hour after I've applied it, so I apply very lightly. Also, I can't get away with wearing this lipstick and no other makeup - I definitely have to wear blush, or it looks a little harsh. Finally, it looks and feels better on me with a topcoat of clear gloss or balm.
on 10/20/2011 11:29:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
This is a great product. It is the perfect lip tint with conditioners to boot! I read about this product on Into the Gloss and decided to try sight it unseen. It didn't disappoint and has become my go to lipstick. For me, this is an everyday lipstick which adds just a hint of color. For more color, I would either layer Medieval or go to something less sheer.
on 9/15/2011 10:41:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I love this. HG status for me, and I'm sure for you too...unless you have very dark pigmented lips. The color imparted is similar to what your lips would look like after eatin luscious berries. The texture: reminds me of Club Monaco's Glaze lipstick, in-between a balm and a lipstick. I would say this is a lip tint, and moisturizing to boot. Gives your lips a nice natural boost, and makes them more "pouty" if that was a word. Run, don't walk, to try this beauty of a product. I got mine at Anthroplogie.
on 8/1/2011 8:37:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Oh my.
There are no words to describe my love for this product. From the second I opened the package I knew we were meant to be.
This is lovely and understated -- but just enough color to give that *something*. This is decently moisturising and feels comfortable on the lips, but I prefer it with balm underneath.
Looks good with almost any makeup look, in my opinion. Dayum. There's just something about this that is so completely appealing. I don't think it could look bad on anyone -- you can build it up or down as you please, and it seems to transform a little based on the natural color of your lips.
on 7/10/2011 7:18:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
i can never really decide if i like this or not. i wanted it to be moisturising with a subtle hint of colour. unfortunately it tends to dry out my lips. it does give a nice hint of colour though, and if i put a little but of paw paw ointment on top, my lips don't get too dry. i won't be repurchasing because i'm looking for something that will give both colour and moisture in one.
on 7/9/2011 4:01:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I've been holding off on writing a review for Medieval because when I first tried it 8 months ago, I though it was nothing special, just a tinted balm. But that was a while ago and I've since realized that it's the only lip product I want to use now. For starters, medieval kept my lips soft and moisturized in the winter, seemed more moisturizing compared to my nivea balm. The color is so natural, it's a medium strawberry red with a slight berry tint. Medieval is very sheer, so it blends with your natural lip color. The look created is so natural that a sales associate at Sephora thought it was my natural lip color. He commented that I had really pretty pigmented lips. My lips aren't naturally pigmented at all, but at least with Medieval I can fake it.
I also use Medieval on top of my Nars reds and the color stays put and keeps my lips smooth, even though Nars semi mattes can be very drying. Love this product!
on 5/21/2011 2:33:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Kinky, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I love the colour of this and it feels so good as well as getting my lips in tip top condition. The problem is that it doesn't have much staying power. On the whole it is a staple in my make-up bag though as it feels great and it goes with everything I wear and is perfect for any occasion.
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Rockfax DescriptionA poor and loose escape route from the western section of the Ruckle. Follow the easy, stepped ramp heading diagonally right underneath the right-hand side of the wall. Pull out on the abseil rope - don't try and climb out. © ROCKFAX
UKC Logbook DescriptionCan and has been climbed out of, with out the use of the ab rope; at VS(xs) 4c. with poor gear and loose rock. not recommended.
Photo: David at the top of the Ramp on the first day of Wonderland © petecallaghan
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AlexD - 2nd - 26/Sep/15 with Ed
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 29/Jun/15
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Completed in 1 pitch - top of climb is horrendous, no gear placements and severe risk of sliding off the cliff!! Interesting 'escape' route.Willbur - Lead O/S - 20/Jun/13 with James Bridger
Hidden - Solo O/S - 16/May/13
ianto - 2013
kindly belayed out by another party on their ab rope when I dislocated my wrist falling off 'War of the walls'mikeyjbs - 2nd O/S - 12/Aug/12
Ed Babs - Lead O/S - 30/Jun/11 with Iain Moodie
Nice warm up; the rest of that area is overhanging;
not easy; our ab rope was doing its own thing in a strong wind; freezing; it was...halfwaythere - Lead dog - 08/Jun/11 with caspar
Hidden - Lead O/S - 07/Jun/11
Hidden - TR - Jun/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 13/Aug/10
Route from CC guide, top pitch is hard. All loose at the top with no gear found that I would trust to hold a fall. climbtim - AltLd O/S - 13/Aug/10 with Tom Thorne
Hidden - TR O/S - Jan/10
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Editor's PickThe meat sweats are real. I know this after spending my summer on an unplanned quest to eat as much beef jerky as I could get my carnivorous hands on. It started with a hiking trip with my friend Eric, who ordered the protein-packed, lightweight snack in bulk from Amazon before our... Read More
Editor's PickEarlier this year, one of the hotly debated topics in the food world had to do with a certain one-ingredient dish. Some people enthusiastically believed it was high time this item got the recognition it deserved, while others expressed outrage over its exorbitant price tag on menus in... Read More
Editor's PickA couple of weeks ago, I had the pleasure—nay, the honor—of judging one of the events that earns Somerville its quirky, eccentric reputation: the cooking contest at the city's Fluff Festival. During this annual celebration presented by Union Square Main Streets,... Read More
One serving of this hearty Cauliflower and Chickpea Stew provides more than half of your fiber needs for the day. Fiber provides many benefits: it helps stabilize blood sugar, keeps digestion moving, and lowers cholesterol levels. When in foods like fruits and vegetables, fiber can even help... Read MorePosted In:
Editor's PickThere are lots of ways to incorporate pomegranate into a Rosh Hashanah meal, and not all of them take the time or forethought of turning it into, say, ice cream, which I did last year. This time around, I've created a versatile recipe that uses the sweet-tart flavor of this "new... Read More
Editor's PickMia Scharpie and Gabe Fine are passionate about community. In their day jobs, Mia's position as a landscape designer involves researching colleagues who work for social impact, and Gabe works on community-based health care in addition to managing a Boston food truck. Their love for the... Read More
Editor's PickThe High Holidays fall right on the cusp of fall, which means the summer staples are being replaced with cooler-weather vegetables, such as butternut squash. Squash and fennel are two of my favorite vegetables because they get so sweet when you roast them at a high heat. Puff pastry... Read More
Editor's PickWhile my Ashkenazi family dips slices of apple into bowls of honey on Rosh Hashanah, Sephardic families feature these two ingredients in mansanada. This rustic compote couldn't be simpler or more versatile. You simply simmer apple pieces in water, honey and spices, then remove the... Read More
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Editor's PickI love baked goods, but I don't always love baking. That's because I'm impatient; I hate the long but necessary wait times while dough proofs and rises and just sits there, taunting me. I much prefer the instant—or at least, quicker—gratification of cooking. So... Read More


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Intel Helps Create Open Data Center Alliance
Intel announces new Cloud 2015 initiatives
Intel's Cloud 2015 initiative includes three key elements — a "federated" cloud, an "automated" network, and PC and device-savvy "client-aware" clouds. The company says it will support these goals by creating software and building new capabilities into Intel Xeon processors. In an effort to meet these Cloud 2015 goals, Intel helped create the Open Data Center Alliance, which includes more than 70 businesses. Read Intel's announcement to find out more.
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Bug database has a bug of its own that could allow an intruder to create an unauthorized account.
US Launches New Strategy for Broadband Access
Report focuses federal resources on achieving universal Internet access.
RC4 Finally Gets the Fork
Leading browser makers say "no" to porous encryption algorithm
IBM Says TOR Network a Vehicle for Ransomware
Report from the X-Force group says attackers are using TOR to hide their crimes
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Future Firefox extensions will be compatible with Chrome.
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Xen project announces a privilege escalation problem for Qemu host systems
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Here's a good example of why you need to take care in how you make snap judgments about things (as in, judgments made quickly and potentially without all the facts, not judgments where it's judged to be appropriate to wag your head and yell, "Oh snap"). Before sitting down to watch it for this review, I'd never seen Crusher Joe. Not only had I never seen it, it never even occurred to me that I might want to see it. I'd heard of it, seen it around, but I never bothered with it. And I handled it in this matter for one reason and one reason only: the title sounded kind of lame. I mean, Crusher Joe? Wasn't he in Mike Tyson's Punch Out? Wasn't he one of the ham 'n' eggers the old WWF would trot out for their Saturday Night Main Event when they wanted someone for a superstar to beat? I think Crusher Joe used to tag team with Leapin' Lanny Poffo.
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In much the same way that many Western audiences have a problem accepting the musical numbers in Bollywood films, North American audiences have always had an issue accepting the central concept behind the Mexican luchador movies: that a bunch of masked wrestlers clad in full wrestling gear would tool around Mexico solving crimes, fighting monsters, and judging beauty contests. The inability on the part of many non-Mexican viewers to accept this as anything other than patently absurd has a lot to do with the way we think of professional wrestlers — in that, we think of them as professional wrestlers. In Mexico, by contrast, these luchadores have less in common with Macho Man Randy Savage and more in common with the likes of Batman Green Arrow, or any of the masked pulp heroes of the early third of the 20th century. They are comic book superheroes. North American audiences that often balk at the idea of crusading luchadores rarely have any issue with comic book superheroes, who dress just as outlandishly and often have superhuman powers to boot.
A storied writer, or possibly a drunk (oh, who am I kidding — there's no difference), once said of a particular piece of writing that it was a mirror: when a monkey looked in, no philosopher looked out. While I'm sure Dr. Zaius would take umbrage at this gross generalization, the adage stands, at least for me, when it comes to the films of director Albert Pyun. I cannot hate them (well, except for Abelar: Tales of an Ancient Empire) no matter how bad they are, because when I look into them I see myself (a gibbering monkey). Albert Pyun has a magnificent, sprawling vision in his head. He has the drive to express this vision artistically — in his case, through the medium of film. And nearly every attempt at expressing this vision winds up a boring, biting reminder that sometimes the gap between our ability to envision something and our ability to execute that vision is insurmountably vast. Albert Pyun's sundry failures are me — if I set out to recreate in film the lavish visions I have, they would wind up, I suspect, looking a lot like the films of Albert Pyun, except probably much worse.
Chinese Ghost Story: The Animation
Tsui Hark's one modest ambition in life was to forever change the way movies were made in Hong Kong. Just that. A small order, right? The amazing thing is that he managed to pull it off. His work in the early 1980s served as one of the foundations of what would become known as the Hong Kong New Wave — that heady period of filmmaking from the 1980s through to the middle of the 1990s when new filmmakers and new styles of filmmaking were running rampant and turning Hong Kong into the most interesting movie making mecca in the world. It's no accident that Hark found himself in the middle of this cinematic upheaval, just as it's no accident that what happened in Hong Kong then so closely mirrored what had happened with American filmmaking in the 1970s. The old guard was puttering along, making movies that were out of touch with what young filmgoers wanted. The hungry new generation was waiting to bust out from under the thumb of their mentors and flood the market with bold new approaches and ideas. And finally it got to the point that the next generation could not be contained. They took control, and nothing was the same again.
No genre is so simple that it's well suited by being made a genre, just as no individual member of a race is justly served by being made part of said race. But in the quest to classify or define easy descriptions, these broad-sweeping categories are the best we people can come up with. It is a concept that dismisses any sense of variation or individuality, and while I admit that generalization is often a necessity for making it through everyday life, it's also a big part of why we tend to miss out on so much wonderful stuff. Take the Spaghetti Western, for example, or the Western, since that's how most people tend to see it. I can't even begin to process the number of people I've spoken to who hate Spaghetti Westerns even though they've never seen one. They equate the Western with polished American films, with John Wayne or Gene Autry, or they simply hate country music, thus they hate cowboys, thus they hate Westerns. An entire genre of film is then dismissed despite the fact that there are hundred of films that break the mold, that would prove entertaining to these people if they could only get over the fact that the people in them are from the wild west.
China Seas
"It's bad enough to have a ship that looks like this and a captain who looks like me without having a chief officer who looks like you." — Captain Alan Gaskell
When the winds roar and the rain whips at the streaked windows of my abode on tumultuous Saturday nights, plunging the world into an inhospitable maelstrom of rumbling thunder and fury that sinks all aspirations of going out for a gay night on the town, there are few things that make me feel warmer and more comfortable than pouring myself a tumbler of bourbon and curling up with an old black and white movie full or romance, adventure, dashing leads, and bombshell femme fatales. And on nights such as those, the 1935 high seas adventure romance China Seas delivers an abundance of everything I hope for in such a film, along with more uses of the words "Toots" per minute than any film previously or since made.
Chandni Chowk To China
I haven't seen a whole lot of Bollywood films, but those I have seen, on the whole I've liked. I've seen just enough of them to act like a shocking poseur among my immediate circle of acquaintances and work colleagues. "Slumdog Millionaire? Very impressive, but really only a Western distillation of the vibrancy and colour of a real Bollywood film. Also, I got the Amitabh Bachchan reference so clearly I am better than you." I'm not proud of such behaviour, but then it's not difficult to feel intellectually superior to most of the people I encounter at work. Just having seen a theatre production without any songs in it is enough to mark me out as an ivory-tower elitist in my office.
Cat Beast
Simply calling Da Khwar Lasme Spogmay "a Pakistani film" would likely send any serious minded booster of that nation's cinema into paroxysms of despair. The Pashto language film industry that produced Da Khwar Lasme Spogmay, which serves an overwhelmingly male audience in the country's northern border region, is considered to be pretty much the absolute gutter of Pakistan's film making culture. For Americans, you'd have to imagine meeting a person from a foreign country whose only exposure to American cinema was through seeing Manos: The Hands of Fate, and who tried to characterize the whole of the U.S.'s filmic output based on that.
As I am now, so too was I as a child: a very forgiving viewer. I'm sure there is some sort of mathematical algorithm that can predict exactly what amount of cool stuff (as defined by me) a movie has to have to make me forget the probably greater amount of boring stuff in it, but I haven't been good at math since seventh grade, so I'll leave it to the eggheads with their supercomputers and pulsating frontal lobes to figure that one out. Suffice it to say that my brain, caffeine and alcohol addled place that it is, has a tremendous capacity for screening out the crap in a movie and only remembering the bits it thought were entertaining. It's the sort of mental agility that allowed me as a child and continues to allow me as an adult to squeeze enjoyment out of bloodless stones that crush others. That's why I can watch a movie like Treasure of the Four Crowns or Ator: The Fighting Eagle and walk away, unscathed, and perhaps even mildly satisfied with what I've just seen.
Creature with the Blue Hand
I learned two important things from this psychotronic adaptation of Edgar Wallace's novel, Die Blaue Hand. First, you can't casually watch one of these Edgar Wallace movies from Danish film studio Rialto. Turn away for five seconds, and when you turn back to the television, you will be completely lost. They are so fast moving, and so insanely convoluted, that you have to concentrate on them with an intensity usually reserved for deriving the Unified Field Theory. The second thing I learned is that while quantity doesn't equate to quality, featuring double the Klaus Kinski in your film is a sure thing. He shows up here as twin brothers, and unfortunately, that lead to the aforementioned distraction as I started daydreaming about what Crawlspace would have been like if Klaus Kinski was slinking around, peeping on…Klaus Kinski!


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WARREN, N.J., July 11, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- MonoSol Rx, a specialty pharmaceutical company and the developers of the PharmFilm® technology platform, in collaboration with APR Applied Pharma Research s.a. of Switzerland ("APR"), announced today that its FDA-approved anti-emetic Zuplenz (Ondansetron) oral soluble film is available for licensing to new commercial partners. The Company made the strategic decision to reacquire the commercial rights to Zuplenz from Strativa Pharmaceuticals, the proprietary products division of Par Pharmaceutical, Inc. (NYSE: PRX), who had been marketing the product as part of an exclusive licensing agreement since its commercial launch in October 2010. The New Drug Application (NDA) for Zuplenz will remain current and commercial availability will not be disrupted.
Zuplenz is a unique film formulation delivering either 4 or 8 mgs of ondansetron and was developed using MonoSol Rx's proprietary PharmFilm technology. It is indicated for the prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV), highly and moderately emetogenic cancer chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV), and radiotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (RINV). Zuplenz is poised to capture a broad share of this market, which generated $1.9 billion in 2010.
"Zuplenz provides patients suffering from nausea and vomiting as a result of chemotherapy or surgery with a minimally invasive and highly tolerable drug delivery form," said A. Mark Schobel, Chief Technology Officer and CEO, MonoSol Rx. "We believe Zuplenz has the potential to improve the quality of life for many cancer patients in need of better supportive care and offers an important new dosage form for improving postoperative care for both inpatient and outpatient surgeries. We look forward to maximizing this potential with a pharmaceutical partner that can effectively detail t
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When detention denies dignity: bishops offer look inside US migrant, refugee policyMay 14, 2015 - 03:20 am .- "Please help us, please pray for us." These were the words of detained migrants and refugees at a Karnes, Texas facility who spoke Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller of San Antonio and his visiting delegation of religious leaders last year.
Bishops push for religious freedom protections in adoption, foster careMar 12, 2015 - 11:21 am .- With increasing pressure on adoption and foster care agencies to act against their religious beliefs, the U.S. bishops are pushing for legislation to protect them.
Religious freedom battle 'daunting,' but bishops urged to persistNov 12, 2014 - 05:05 pm .- The leader of the U.S. bishops' religious freedom committee encouraged his fellow bishops not to lose heart, but to place their trust in God, in the ongoing battle for religious liberty.
US bishops elect new secretary, discuss health care ethics guideNov 11, 2014 - 08:22 pm .- The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops voted Tuesday on several committee leadership positions, also considering several liturgical proposals and moving forward with a New York canonization cause.
Archbishop Kurtz: Want to strengthen families? Witness 'truths of the faith'Nov 10, 2014 - 02:10 pm .- In responding to crises faced by modern families, the Church must work to restore hope and confidence that the call of the Gospel can be lived out, the head of the U.S. bishops' conference said.
Bishops laud Catholic Relief Services for Philippines aidJun 14, 2014 - 06:04 am .- Catholic Relief Services' chairman has affirmed the international aid agency's strength and effective representation of the bishops' conference, especially lauding its aid to the Philippines.
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Abuse report finds few allegations against clergy in 2012May 11, 2013 - 01:04 pm .- The latest report on child protection in the U.S. Catholic Church found a total of 11 credible allegations of abuse of minors by diocesan clergy in 2012, with a 20 percent decrease in the numbers of new credible abuse allegations about incidents in the past 60 years.
Pennsylvania mourns sudden loss of Bishop McFaddenMay 3, 2013 - 11:34 am .- Church and public officials from Pennsylvania are saddened by the unexpected death of Bishop Joseph P. McFadden, who shepherded the Diocese of Harrisburg.
US bishops name religious freedom advocate as president's spokeswomanApr 30, 2013 - 04:22 pm .- The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has hired religious liberty attorney and mother of six Kim Daniels as spokesperson for conference president Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan.
US bishops say budget should prioritize poorApr 30, 2013 - 12:03 am .- The U.S. bishops have responded to President Barack Obama's 2014 budget proposal with a call to give high priority to funding for those in need.
US bishops urge support for international arms treatyApr 13, 2013 - 01:02 pm .- In a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry, a representative of the U.S. bishops' conference asked that the Obama Administration hasten to review and sign a treaty to decrease arms trade.
After 40 years of abortion, bishops voice sorrow, hopeJan 22, 2013 - 05:02 pm .- Church leaders across the U.S. expressed both grief and renewed determination on the 40th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion throughout America.
Cardinal finds prayer, penance needed for end of abortionJan 22, 2013 - 04:04 am .- Prayers and penitential hearts must be at the foundation of efforts to restore a genuine respect for life in America, observed Cardinal Seán P. O'Malley of Boston.
Bishops announce prayer, pilgrimage campaign for lifeJan 15, 2013 - 11:29 am .- The U.S. bishops are inviting the faithful to participate in "Nine Days of Prayer, Penance and Pilgrimage" surrounding the 40th anniversary of legalized abortion throughout America.
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Anneliese Sjogren's curator insight, September 29, 6:40 PM
This is interesting to me, since I didn't know that there were originally 12 amendments. The original 1st and 2nd amendments are very different from what they were changed to. It seems strange that the original 2nd amendment became the 27th in 1992.
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Oklahoma City Thunder notebook: Kevin Durant viewed his 25-point scoring streak as a distraction
Two nights earlier, following a loss at Phoenix, Durant said he wished the streak was over. He got his wish after scoring 23 points in just three quarters of work in the Thunder's runaway 107-92 win against the Kings.
When it was over, Durant explained that he didn't feel comfortable with the attention the streak brought because it took away from his team.
"If we played well and I had 25 points that would take away from how well the team was playing so I didn't like that," Durant said. "If we lost, it was all about me scoring 25 points. I didn't like that, either. I'm glad we can just talk about the team now."
Durant and the rest of the Thunder's starters got to sit the entire fourth quarter as the reserves extended an eight-point lead through three quarters to a 24-point advantage. Durant never considered checking back in to net two more points.
"I really wasn't worried about it. I didn't care," Durant said. "The way our second unit came out to start the fourth, that was phenomenal basketball right there. That's all I was worried about."
Asked how difficult the streak was, Durant said "It wasn't difficult. It was just taking away from the team. I don't like all the attention on me when it's a team game. So I'm glad it's over."
Thunder coach Scott Brooks echoed Durant.
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Durant's 41 straight games of at least 25 points is the third-longest streak in NBA history over a single season. Wilt Chamberlain did it in 80 consecutive games in 1961-62. Oscar Robertson, in 1963-64, did it in 46 straight games. Durant finished one ahead of Michael Jordan, who is now fourth on the all-time list after doing it 40 times in 1986-87.
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London cycle thefts up 75 per cent in four months say police
Bike thefts rocket as criminals get into cycling too
Cycle thefts in central London have risen by a whopping 75 per cent in four months according to The Met. Among the worst hit areas are Cavendish Square, off Oxford Street, Soho Square and the streets between Covent garden and the Strand, with thieves targeting more quieter location not covered by CCTV.
The Met says the surge is down to the growing popularity of riding to work and an ever growing market for stolen bikes. It warns that some cyclists are failing to protect their bike properly and suggests employers could help by providing secure storage for cyclists.
The trend is a blow to efforts to encourage cycling in the city, which has seen the number of cycle commuters rise rapidly. There has been a 107 per cent growth in cycle journeys in London since 2000 according to Transport for London, with a nine per cent rise since May last year. An estimated 545,000 cycle journeys are now made every day.
Research indicates a bike is stolen in the UK every 65 seconds and the boom in cycling has created rich pickings for bike thieves, with a fair proportion of stolen bikes ending up on the second-hand market or the internet.
Met crime figures, covering the financial year 2008/09, show 18,218 cycles were stolen over the period - a 1,036 rise on the previous year. The figures show the 20 London wards with the most bicycle thefts, and the worst-hit include the West End and St Jame's, both in Westminster, as well as Bloomsbury, Holborn and the Bunhill ward in Islington, while Cathedral's in Southwalk and the Grove ward in Kingston are also high on the list.
The most serious problems are in Westminster, where increased patrols had failed to curb a rise in offending which has seen 426 cycles stolen since the start of April, compared with 244 in the same period last year.
Ways to beat the thieves, say the Met, include using more than one strong lock and avoid cheaper products that are easier for thieves to remove, removing detachable parts such as saddles and wheels to stop them being stolen and to make the cycle less attractive, have bikes marked and keep a note of the frame number, try not to leave expensive bikes on the street and use cheaper alternatives, and ask employers to provide secure storage space for bikes at work
Talking of cycle and on a similar note I was stopped while cycling through Bristol two days ago by two police officers on foot, one of whom jumped out in front of me while cycling up past the bristol marriott (in the bus lane near cabot circus for you fellow bristol residents).
Anyway, it was raining and I was on my felt ar4, I was wearing clip in pedals, I ahd a giro ionos helmet on, jawbones, waterproof trousers and a nike acg cycling jacket. He stopped me because, I quote "you dont really look like a cyclist do you mate". Apparantly this is what they do, they stop people who are on expensive bikes but dont appear to fit the image. I explained that as it was chucking it down I wasnt likely to be wearing lycra. I also suggested that they should stop people in baseball caps with trousers tucked into their socks riding around town on £2000 cannondales...clearly stolen. The response was "thats a bit judgemental"! Bike crime is going through the roof and the police are so inept that they stop proper, equipped cyclists and then get defensive when asked why they dont stop those who clearly have nicked bikes. Hmm...rant over.
not all carbon is the same.
posted by Jon Burrage [1081 posts]
12th August 2009 - 11:46
Interesting logic from our friends in the force. Wasn't it a 'judgement call' based on your appearance that led them to stop you in the first place…
posted by Denzil Dexter [141 posts]
12th August 2009 - 11:54
Thats where the conversation went afterwards. Im all for them flghting cycle crime, I am more for it than most having been the repeat victim of it but its so half hearted and aimed at the wrong people. They know who commits the crime but choose not to target them.
not all carbon is the same.
posted by Jon Burrage [1081 posts]
12th August 2009 - 12:21
"... targeting more quieter location not covered by ..."
*grinds teeth*
I've never been stopped by the police. Does this mean that the image in my minds eye of me looking like some buffsome road warrior is inaccurate, in that I actually look like some kind of scallywag?
posted by anotherdeadhero [17 posts]
12th August 2009 - 12:55
I was stopped on Saturday out near Failand with the
same ploy .... but .... blue lycra bib-shorts, Astana
s/s jersey and ionos lid on a trek 1.9 !!!!
Ho-Hum ... at least I was stopped so something appears
to be being done ... wonder if they'll ever find my
Mountain Cycle Fury :-p
still on the 3rd switch-back of Bwlch !
posted by therevokid [925 posts]
12th August 2009 - 12:58
Maybe the police were acting on intelligence, about a new breed of bike thief, that they aren't able to share with members of the public
Although I can't help feeling that they are missing a trick by failing to think completely outside the box… a more effective use of police time would be to disrupt the villain's activities before they nick the bikes – it'd be easier too, they aren't going to be able to run very fast if they are sliding around on their Look cleats and they are going to be very conspicuous clopping unsteadily around town centres in pro team Lycra…
Okay, there would be room for the occasional misunderstanding with this approach… club tea stops might attract some unwelcome attention from the rozzers, with mass arrests and the like, but hey! You can't make an omlette without cracking a few eggs!
Darned if I do…
posted by Mr Sock [153 posts]
12th August 2009 - 13:19
Love the idea of mass arrests of club runs ... :-]
MTB riders have have the harder life what with all that
brown, black, grey, green baggy gear we (ooppps) wear !
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posted by therevokid [925 posts]
12th August 2009 - 13:25
Okay, there would be room for the occasional misunderstanding with this approach… club tea stops might attract some unwelcome attention from the rozzers, with mass arrests and the like, but hey! You can't make an omlette without cracking a few eggs!
Well, if they are going to go around dressed like bike thieves I'm sure most right thinking people would say they were asking for it m'lud
posted by hammergonewest [105 posts]
12th August 2009 - 13:32
Mass arrests on club runs… the music from Benny Hill is suddenly playing in my head
On a bike somewhere…
posted by thebikeboy [138 posts]
12th August 2009 - 13:57
Who is it in the picture? That dodgy Oli character?
not all carbon is the same.
posted by Jon Burrage [1081 posts]
12th August 2009 - 14:16
posted by Tony Farrelly [4201 posts]
12th August 2009 - 14:34
looks very convincing.
Mass arrests on club outings, if thats what it takes to get these pesky cyclists off our streets....oh, no, its the thieves we want to lock up...hmm
not all carbon is the same.
posted by Jon Burrage [1081 posts]
12th August 2009 - 14:35
I'll have you know I'm a fully qualified hoody-wearer....and I only carry those bolt croppers around with me in case I lose the key for my lock
posted by Oli Pendrey [123 posts]
12th August 2009 - 14:39
Some years ago someone stole the costly suspension forks from my mountain bike. When I range the cops to report the theft, I was told, "I could probably tell you their names," by a bored cop who seemingly didn't give a stuff.
I went out and managed to track the thieves. The cops were again disinterested in recovering my stolen property when told. I don't advocate vigilante behaviour. but I was pretty annoyed that the cops didn't think the crime serious enough to warrant their attention. And I know the thieves graduated to bigger crimes as I continued working in the same area and was able to monitor their progress.
Ah, but the cops act on intelligence we don't understand. they really wanted the guy who stole my forks to move on to drug dealing so that they eventually had to batter down his door, which I also saw as my office was right opposite his home.
posted by OldRidgeback [2586 posts]
13th August 2009 - 9:21
Ah, but the cops act on intelligence we don't understand. they really wanted the guy who stole my forks to move on to drug dealing so that they eventually had to batter down his door, which I also saw as my office was right opposite his home.
Yeah, they probably score more points against their government targets for breaking down a drug dealer's door than nabbing a bike thief…
posted by hammergonewest [105 posts]
13th August 2009 - 9:32
Definitely avoid using ANY cable devices for securing your bike with chinese cropper toting hoodies around. And make use of one of the public Bike Registry services off the net if you want more than of an ice cubes chance in he&% of getting it back when (not if) nicked...
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