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Become a lifeguard with this eye-catching Women's Baywatch Beach Costume! The colourful red and yellow outfit is an affordable and easy-to-wear fancy dress idea that's perfect for summer!
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The Women's Baywatch Beach Costume includes a yellow t-shirt with 'BAYWATCH' printed across the front and a pair of red and yellow shorts with the Baywatch logo on one of the legs.
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July 15, 2015, by Moira B - West Lothian, UK - United Kingdom
The delivery time was spot on ☺, the size was fine as I am a size 12', didn't read the type of material tho, thought it would be cotton, so only downside there.
July 11, 2015, by Diane C - Lincoln, UK - United Kingdom
As a good size 14 I was a little dubious about purchasing this outfit when clearly not the size of the model shown! I ordered a large to be on the safe side. It fit fine with plenty of space. However, the fabric is really static and wearing the shorts was a no no! I purchased some cheap red shorts elsewhere. I bought the outfit for a 4 July themed BBQ; I wouldn't stand anywhere near an open flame with this fabrics! That said, the outfit was ideal for a hot summers day in the garden and was positively commented on by all.
July 8, 2015, by Sarah W - Northamptonshire, UK - United Kingdom
This costume is ideal for my party. The shorts are quite short, but they are in the picture - so I was expecting that.
August 27, 2014, by Gemma C - East Sussex, UK - United Kingdom
Loved this outfit. It was really comfy and flattering. Good price too!
August 19, 2014, by Nicola C - Ipswich, UK - United Kingdom
August 19, 2014, by Dawn A - Surrey, UK - United Kingdom
I bought it for my teenage daughter, we have a fancy dress party whilst on holiday (in Corfu) she loves it and can still be cool. She's also looking forward to using the float in the pool afterwards.
July 21, 2014, by Denise B - Bournemouth, UK - United Kingdom
Quick delivery and very alike to picture advertised. Good value for money. I also bought the sun visor and bum bag to compliment the outfit. Great for a night out, no hand bag required, or to lose!
July 7, 2014, by Caroline C - London, UK - United Kingdom
I bought this for a 90s themed hen do and it was great. Good sizing and comfortable fit. Material was hot for dancing in but at this price you can't really complain!
May 7, 2014, by Charlotte M - Oxfordshire, UK - United Kingdom
Bought three of these outfits for me and two friends for a fancy dress party and they were brilliant! Good value and we all looked great! Delivery was very fast too. Five stars!
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Matt, I dont understand how the presence or absence of any report of the Canon affects the validity of the 645D/Phase comparison. If Nick and Mark were to edit out all reference to the Canon, would the comparison of the MFD cameras then be valid? Although you can suggest that Nick is motivated by self-justification that certainly wouldnt be the case for Mark, who recently parted with considerable cash for the Phase. Oh, I forgot, it has already been pointed out that he unconsciously caused the Canon to perform poorly to reduce any cogitative dissonance over his Phase purchase. Really this has gotten quite silly. Two guys test their cameras as well as they can, take the trouble to write a report for our free enjoyment and they get skewered.
I'm wondering if there was any capture sharpening done in this example. The 24-105 is not that soft. I downloaded the center example and imported into Lightroom and found that with a bit of capture sharpening the example was as crisp as the Leica (almost). Either there was no capture sharpening at all or only the default sharpening which is very soft was applied. In the Michael Reichmann and Jeff Schewe Lightroom 3 tutorial there is an excellent video on capture sharpening. For anybody who have seen this, it is very clear that using either no or just the default capture sharpening will be missing a lot of details. I suspect that the 1Ds mkIII example was not properly done wrt. the capture sharpening.
The lack of a blur filter improves apparent sharpness but can result in alaising. Why does Nikon go to the expense of using a blur filter (as does Canon and almost all other dSRL makers)? I understand that a blur filter would be prohibitively expensive for a MFDB, so it is really not an option there.Regards,Bill
For your information, all images were capture sharpened using Photokit Sharpener hi-res digital, leaving the contours and the pass through layers all at their default opacities.
Not so, just waiting for a response from the author(s), they are the only ones who know what really happened. The crops were undoubtedly screen captures, thus 100% crops, but it seems like the images shown in the essay were resampled further. That would make them less useful as comparison material, to put it mildly.
Hey! Joseph. Don't spoil the fun . These guys are still exited by possession of their new, expensive cameras.Don't expect them to get too analytical and serious. Once you've splashed out a lot of dough on a really expensive system, there's a strange reluctance to be completely objective during comparisons with a much less expensive system.
One of the main differences between the MFs is the software they come with... If you were doing a comparative test between 400hp super-cars, would you insist on testing them all with mini tyres?
I also noticed that many of the photos have an embedded color profile for what appears to be Mark's monitor rather than sRGB, aRGB or ProPhoto. Using a monitor profile seems like an unusual choice. Perhaps the authors of the article could explain why they chose to use the monitor profile, or perhaps it was inadvertent.
It WAS in another thread, but was completely ignored there. It is on-topic because a possibly valid proposition, e.g., the 645D is a great camera, is weakened by false supporting arguments. Now the whole article, which was almost certainly done in good faith, comes across as an exercise in self-justification.Best,Matt
If an article displays either poor technique or outright bias in one area, doesn't that alter your opinion of the rest? It's sad because the rest of the comparison is so well done. By leaving out the Canon bashing they would have done this site a great service by enhancing its credibility.And I did not suggest that the authors were motivated by self-justification. Please read what I wrote.
In many ways the more relevant and more interesting comparison would have been between the Leica S2 and the Pentax.There again I don't think it would be worth bothering, the differences in such a test would be minimal at 100% on screen and virtually invisible in print.
Glad you're back Mark. I was biting my tongue the entire week that you were away and while the kids had their say.What is it about the net that allows what are likely otherwise civil adults to posture so aggressively?Michael
Absolutly! Those 2 cameras are natural competitors.But now let's get serious for awhile.And finally, I was thinking about that Pentax and I'm disapointed really.-it doesn't cook-it doesn't display my road on gps-it doesn't have smile and sunset detection-it doesn't integrate with my fancy I.phones, I.pods, I.pads, and does not have an apple logo anywhere-it doesn't exists in pink color like the Kx-it doesn't have a Lamborghini limited version-and...it's cheap. all that is not serious at all for such a brand.

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I would like to list articles on my category and date archives in a format that's nested by month.
That is, the same kind of bulleted list output generated by the Clean Archives plugin (http://www.sporadicnonsense.com/2005/04/28/clean-archives-plug-in/) on a static page (http://www.robertandrews.co.uk/archive/), ie...
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I also want to be able to include output like this on other pages, like my homepage. No month header is required on monthly archives, obviously.
I have tried to accomplish this for my homepage with the following code inside index.php, but am now hampered because this kind of output needs to respect pagination and also must display only a specified number of latest posts etc... http://pastebin.ca/198318
Can anyone accomplish this please or give tips on how I'd go about doing it? I've never written a plugin per se before.


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Located in Chinatown, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Museum at Eldridge Street and Federal Reserve Bank of New York. New York University and New York Stock Exchange are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Along with a business center, this smoke-free hotel has a meeting room and a 24-hour front desk. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a computer station, express check-out, and free newspapers are onsite.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsVilla d'Este Cernobbio
Gorgeous hotel. Incredible view! Incredible room with a private balcony, but expensive!
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Historical Traveler Reviews Villa d'Este Cernobbio
Beautiful setting, but hotel's definitely fading
My family and I have visited the Villa D'Este twice; the last time being in October of 2003. We all noted a marked decline in the level of service and general ambience of the hotel. This hotel is clearly riding on its reputation as well as it incredible setting and general lack of competition on the lake in the luxury hotel market (apart from the Villa Serbelloni in Bellagio).
I second the warning from another reviewer about checking your rooms before accepting. We had booked two lake front rooms. When we arrived they tried to place us on the top floor, where rooms have only small windows with no baclony. While the lower floor ones have huge windows opening onto small balconies; for exactly the same price. When we questioned the choice of rooms they said the nicer rooms must be booked, but they managed to move us anyway. If this had been August I'd have understood but it was October and the hotel was at most one third full. We never managed to figure out why they tried to place us in the attic.
- The staff. It's a bit mixed really. Some of the more senior staff are great and very friendly but sadly they can be outweighed by those who mistake working in a fine hotel for owning it.
- Dining. Breakfasts are great in the Verenda but for dinner I'd recommend heading to the Grill, it has a much more comfortable atmosphere.
To be honest, if this hotel was located in a less prefect setting or had more competition I doubt that it would still be in business. I'd recommend staying in a fine hotel in Milan (like the Four Season's) and taking a day trip up to Lake Como.
Great, but...
We stayed at VDE in mid-July. It is truly a beautiful setting. Lake Como is extraordinary and the overall setting of VDE is quite amazing. The hotel shows its age, but in a very elegant way, room decorations are very classic and refined. The pool setting, especially the floating pool, is a great way to spend the day. The Spa also offers a wide variety of treatments from the ordinary to the obscure - but be prepared to pay. It is very expensive and tipping policy is very confusing and the staff does little to clarify. The separate exercise room, near the indoor pool, is as described by another reviewer - sadly third world. Breakfast is included - room service and seated in the main dining room. In room is so tempting but limited - venture out to the dining room, its an incredible breakfast spread. Plan a day to visit Bellagio on a hotel offered trip every other day. Finally the comments on the staff are quite true - they are stuffy, unfriendly and generally don't make one feel welcome to this level and quality of a hotel property. Expect 65-80% Americans in residence.
Our brief stay ( for only 2 nights) at Villa D'este was splendid. The view of the lake from the room and floating pool and the gardens are just simply wonderful. Service is also good, by Italian standards.
The only drawback is that the clientale for the hotel tends to be older. I guess that since the prices of the hotel are so high, they are the ones that can afford to stay in a place like this!
The Best!
We stayed at the Villa d'Este in late May 2004. They tried to give us a room on the top floor, which was completely unacceptable. We refused, and we were taken to a room on the third floor which was really great. It looked like it had just been remodeled. It was a really nice room.
Overall, the hotel is fantastic. The grounds are a tourist attraction in itself. The floating pool is really cool.
The included breakfast is the best, and in a room that is absolutely beautiful.
Don't be intimidated by the hotel resturants. The staff is very nice. For more casual dining, take the very short walk into Cenerbbio. There's also a ferry terminal there with connections to all towns on the Lake. We took a two-hour ferry ride to Bellagio, then took a high-speed ferry from Bellagio to Como, then the slower ferry to Cenerbbio. It was one of the highlights of our stay in Italy. The hotel also offers a half-day trip to Bellagio that's much less challenging, but a lot more expensive.
I highly recommed this hotel and hope to stay there again soon. I would have to say that it's the best place that I've ever stayed...and I've stayed in a lot of five-star hotels.
Just don't let them stick you with a bad room. Ask to see it first!
Magnificent site, service needs "Four Seasons" training
This is a remarkably beautiful hotel and staying there is a great experience. Of hotels with "old fashioned" (i.e., 19th Century opulent) decor, this is probably the most beautiful I've stayed in, all kept in top-notch shape. The service is more than good by European general standards, but if you've stayed in a Four Seasons or Peninsula hotel anywhere, you know that there's another level of attentiveness and graciousness that they haven't achieved. The food is good, but not enough to be worth the stiffness and formality (jacket/tie required) of the dining room (we didn't try their more casual grill) since there are plenty of good places to eat locally in Cernobbio or a short ride away in Como. The gardens, which go way up the hillside, are magnficent and only open to hotel guests. However, when you're on a boat to Bellagio (a short walk from the hotel), you'll be the envy of all the other passengers when it passes the hotel and they hear you're staying "there."
Would Go Again, But...
The truth about Villa d'Este is that it is a lovely set of buildings in an idyllic location, and that it has numerous special features that set it apart from other hotels, but it seems to have become complacent in its success with American tourists. One gets the impression that they know they do not have to try too hard, so they don't. I visited at the end of April. I arrived by car and there was no valet, at least at the moment, so I had to park the car myself. I was not thrilled with my room, and asked what else was available. Surprise surprise, the only other thing available (in the off season during a weekday) was a junior suite for EUR 505. That was patently not true, there were not many other guests there at that time, but I did not challenge them on it. But it left me with a bad feeling. I asked to have a VCR brought to my room since I do an exercise video in the morning. They wanted to charge me EUR 65 per day for that, which I took a pass on. My suite was large and had a view of the lake. The decor seems to need an update. The indoor pool needs an overhaul. The staff seemed like they had seen their millionth tourist and were tired of it. They have a lovely lounge area by the lake in the shade of a beautiful old tree, but you can not get served there (at least in April) no matter what you do. Not even a glass of iced tea. You can sit out there forever and the waiters, who are close by, will not come up and ask if you would like anything. For US standards, its sort of weird, really. You end up with this sort of vague helpless feeling, but you are too stunned by the scenery and the beautiful aspects of it to complain. The beautiful aspects are the gardens, the jogging trail, the lake of course, the outdoor pool, the spa and the flowers and trees. My suite has a hydrotherapy massage bathtub, which was great. I hope they improve their service because the hotel has a lot to offer.
A great experience....!!!
....I've been in Villa D'este last week and everything has been absolutly fantastic, starting from the really kind and charming staff and ending with the beauty of the environment and furniture. Really a great experience!!!
Breathtaking property; horrible service
For $1500 a night for a suite one would expect, if not take for granted, that the staff would be as impressive as the property but not at Villa D'Este, which is really a shame. Over the years more than a dozen friends and family members have made the same observation. The hotel is unbelievably beautiful but the sour, dismissive attitude of the staff (in particular most of the male staff over 40) ruined our stay and made us feel uncomfortable. At first we thought it was because we were American and under 30 but they treated our 70 year old European parents the same way, which is outrageous considering the amount of money one can spend in a few short days. If it's European luxury you are searching for try the Cliveden Manor House in England where the service is impeccable and the grounds are unforgettable unlike our stay at the Villa D'Este, which was a once in a lifetime experience; that is, we will never stay there again.
Below Expectations
I Just came back from my honeymoon in Italy. We had the chance to visit the Amalfi coast (Le sirenuse--Positano), Portofino (Hotel Splendido), Venice (Bauer), and Lake Como (Villa d�este). Carla (my wife) and me concluded that Villa d�este was by far the biggest deception of our hotel choices. The best word is desequilibrium between the indoor and outdoor facilities. Rooms are old, not at all romantic and they lack originality. The Gym is worst than a third world gym. Nevertheless, the outdoors gardens, pool, terrace and restaurants are facinating and magical. The Concierge service is professional, helpful and kind. The Manager is friendly and always smiles with naturality. It is not a place for honeymooners neither couples of age below 50 years old. Overall, the money to service ratio (value) is low ...but at the end is the best place to stay in Lake Como.
Resort hotel
a really 5star facility beautiful rooms great view perfect location and excellent cuisine. expensive but worth it.
TripAdvisor Reviews Villa d'Este Cernobbio
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Just when we thought Venice was the most beautiful place we would visit in Italy, Varenna may have beaten it into second place. Neither of us can get our heads round the fact that we are actually seeing what's around us. The apartment is amazing and the views from the balcony alone are worth the trip. Claire has also befriended a blind cat so we keep having to think of excuses to go and see the lady so Claire can rub the cat.
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First Day @ Milano
First of all...all of this trip was made with the recomendations of this site "Mil�o nas Maos"!
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we stay in Milan, for 1 and an half day, so we choose the hotel, based on the rate and location, so the ...
'Where old meets new' - the saying is true
... crashed around in the bathroom, I had no idea I what she was doing till morning when I went in and had to pick up everything she had knocked over and must admit I had to have a little chuckle. Apparently she was meant to leave Milan today but we are not sure what happened with that because her alarm went off at 8am only 2 hours after she fell into bed and it woke everyone in the room except her. I had to hit snooze and then woke her up, she rolled over, looked and me and mumbled 'more ...
Left Houston 2 days Early
... at the airport. Her plane was about a half hour late, we hopped a cab to Hotel Gama in Melzo which is north of milan. The hotel is owned by a lovely family and you feel like you are staying at a friends home. The owners are so sweet. We hopped a train to go to the city and met these young teenagers who were trying to communicate with us. They were hilarious..and it was interesting to know that they knew we were having an upcoming election and who ...
... Sforzesco From there we walk along the via dei Mercanti towards the Castello Sforzesco, and happily, though many things look closed after the previous night doubtless blowout bash, there is a festival of Swiss cheese going on in the street, and we get to sample everything from Emmenthaler to Vacherin. Unfortunately it puts me no closer to ascertaining whether the sketchily labelled cheese we bought in San Francisco really was ...


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|Craft a suit of armor from elements of the kayran's carapace.
After you kill the Kayran in Chapter 1, loot its body. There are two locations on the body to loot, so make sure you collect from both. You will need these items to craft the suit of armour.
Once you have the items, return to Flotsam to collect your reward. One of the items will be a diagram to make the Kayran Skin Armor. It will show that you need the following items to craft the armour.
Kayran Armor
You can buy Twine, Hardened Leather and Robust Cloth from the merchant Fioravanti who is found at the south side of the main square in Flotsam, in front of Louis Merse's house. He'll also sell you diagrams to make Hardened Leather and Robust Cloth, the ingredients of which are below.
Hardened Leather
Robust Cloth
Once you have everything you need, travel to the craftsman Berthold Candeleria in the Nonhuman District of Flotsam. He will be able to craft the armor for you.
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Penty of other ways to approach issues
Published: Sunday, June 1, 2008 at 12:27 p.m.
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Jumping from students' personal refusals to read or watch material repugnant to them to waving the banner of "censorship" is not only illogical, it seems purposely inflammatory. How on earth can a personal choice become the "tyranny of censorship"?
One issue raised was the maturity of her dual-enrolled students. It takes more maturity to approach an instructor (authority figure assigning your grade) and ask for an alternate assignment than it does to remain in a classroom watching/reading something offensive due to peer pressure or the cowardice to maintain your own integrity.
Academic freedom is a worthwhile philosophical discussion and is the topic of a movie currently in theaters: Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.
It's worth seeing to continue the conversation. That freedom, however, must be coupled with responsibility and not become license. What happens when an instructor abuses this freedom?
It's not necessary to watch debauchery to understand its impact on a person, or a people.
It is possible to engage the great conversations of life with excellent literature without crossing common moral boundaries. I wish more college instructors would step up to that challenge.
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Has anyone checked out Runners Trail? It's a new site that needs some really fast members willing to give out some training advice. I think that cool running will be able to help, seeing as the old site that we spun off of, due to a trolling problem, never spammed us. If anyone wants to check us out, here is the link:[runners trail|http://runnerstrail.forumakers.com/index.htm]
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wat do u mean cool site? runnerstrail was awsome
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Frank Marshall Hints New 'Star Wars' Is Already Close to Find Its Director
Turns out "Star Wars Episode 7" has gotten very, very close to find its director. While many people are busy speculating on who's going to helm the much-talked-about project, producer Frank Marshall reveals that the studio has already selected at least two names for the prestigious directing gig.
Speaking to MTV News, Marshall, whose wife Kathleen Kennedy serves as Lucasfilm's president, admits that he knows who will likely land the highly-coveted job. "I do," he claims, "But I can't reveal it, or I won't be alive tomorrow."
Marshall then teases that the hunt for the new "Star Wars" helmer has been narrowed to "a couple of candidates." He stresses, "But I don't know how soon that will be revealed," before adding that he's "really excited about this."
"I didn't grow up with it, but I was a big fan and have been since the series started," he continues. "I'll always remember seeing that big mother-ship go over the screen. I've never forgotten it. I can't wait to see what's next."
During the brief chat, Marshall also shares a little update on the long-gestating "Indiana Jones V". Noting that Disney/Lucasfilm won't do anything to speed up the production of the film, the producer tells fans to be patient. "I don't think it changes anything. It's still open," he says of the film's development.
"But it's really on the back burner and we're not really talking about it. 'Star Wars' is next, so that's what we're focusing on. 'Indy' is back there, but nothing has changed."
"Star Wars Episode 7" is projected to be released sometime in 2015. Some directors have previously been linked to it including Matthew Vaughn and Colin Trevorrow. While plot details are still kept secret, the only thing that's confirmed about the project is that Michael Ardnt will be the one who serves as the screenwriter.
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The transition made from one's dominant hand to his non-dominant hand when masturbating.
After about 4 hours, my right hand was cramping pretty bad, so I had to pull a secondhander. Worked like a charm.
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Someone who gets their ideas, opinions and values exclusively form society and from others as opposed to getting: an idea from within oneself; a value from a personal rational process; an opinion from an experience.
Ayn Rand pointed out that Peter Keating was a secondhander because he stole all his ideas.
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Capcom working on sequel to Resident Evil: Degeneration
Capcom has announced a sequel to Resident Evil: Degeneration, its CGI film.
It's to be called Resident Evil: Damnation.
Slated for release in Japan sometime in 2012, it's currently in production with Sony Pictures.
Once again, the main character will be Leon Kennedy, but that bit is about all that's known at the moment.
The first film, Resident Evil: Degeneration, has shipped more than 1.6 million DVDs around the world since it released on the format.
The latest Resident evil film, Afterlife, with real actors and a bit of CGI and 3D, was number one at the US box office last weekend and generated $27.7 million.
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Jeff Kirby makes a good point about taffy, but I think the best part of Brendan Kiley's Seattle Center story is where he advocates for a brutal beating/rape as just the thing to get people excited about the Seattle Center:
New York's Conservancy formed in 1980, but only got off the ground years later when muggings, vandalism, and the Central Park joggerwho was raped and beaten almost to deathbecame symbols for a city gone feral, and galvanized citizens to take charge where government failed. Until we have a Seattle Center jogger, the Seattle Center cause will be one of irritation, not urgency.
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To truly enjoy this amazing world in which we live.
I think there's a lot more to me than anything I could ever put on this page. However, I always enjoy meeting new people, seeing new things, and constantly learning about the world around me. I like to talk, I like to listen, and I love to travel. Movies, music, books, art, food, wine, beer, animals, dinosaurs, rock climbing, snowboarding, etc. The world is a wonderful place filled with amazing people. I would like to get to know it just a little bit better.
Life is what you make of it. Also, that everyone has a worthy story to tell.
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I used CouchSurfing for six months in Eastern Europe, Greece and Egypt.
I've used it a few times in the United States since then. I think it's the best way to meet people and see new places.
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Or let rocker Elvis Costello recount how women were "falling all over themselves when they saw him" as the two collaborated on the Painted from Memory album last year. "Plenty of people are good-looking, but with Burt, there's a grace to him. He has that light in the eyes, a sense of vitality."
Heck, even Angie Dickinson, whose 16-year marriage to Bacharach ended in 1981, still sees his appeal. "He woos without even trying," she says. "Not only is he devastating-looking, but he has this gentility about him, with lots of strength but also a softness, like a prizefighter carrying flowers."
At 70, Bacharach takes good care of himself. He avoids red meat and sugar and is devoted to his Water Pik. "Teeth are important," he warns. He also puts in a minimum of 30 to 40 minutes of exercise a day, either on a StairMaster or running in the ocean near his home in Pacific Palisades, Calif. "He looks great out there running up to his waist in the water," says his fourth wife, Jane, 41, with whom he has a son, Oliver, 6, and a daughter, Raleigh, 3. (Bacharach also has a 32-year-old daughter with Dickinson and a 13-year-old son with third wife Carole Bayer Sager.)
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When you use
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it doesn't delete from the local filesystem, which is the goal. But if you've already versioned and committed the file, pushed it to a central repository, and pulled it into yet another repository before using the command, it will delete the file from that system.
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Mesh Flinders
Ramesh "Mesh" Flinders (born 1979) [1] is a screenwriter who, along with Miles Beckett and Greg Goodfried, is best known for creating the groundbreaking lonelygirl15 video series which received international attention during the summer months of 2006.
Flinders grew up in California and studied film at Occidental College in Los Angeles.,[2] While there Flinders wrote about an alter-ego, the home schooled girl who would eventually become Bree, and told fireside tales about her as a camp counselor in Maine.[3]
Flinder's first film was called "In the Time of My Undoing," [4] which won the 2003 Occidental College student film award.[5]
Flinders' short film "Pond" is about a high school age girl (not unlike the later character Bree on lonelygirl15) who gets left behind on a museum field trip and meets the ghost of the museum's famous architect. Together they solve the mystery of his confinement, freeing the architect from his museum purgatory, and helping Ana find something to care about.[5] The Pond screenplay won the Panavision Young Writer's award in 2004.[6][7] "Pond" was premiered at the 2006 New York Short Film Festival,[8] and was an official selection in many other film festivals including the 2007 Sacramento Film Festival [9] and 2006 Spokane International Film Festival.[10]
In early 2006, Flinders was working as an assistant in the entertainment industry and maker of short films [11] when he met Beckett at a karaoke bar birthday party. Beckett had the idea to tell a story about a videoblogger on YouTube, and Flinders had the perfect character.[12] The duo quickly set about planning, writing scripts and held a casting call.[13] Around the time the series began, Flinders and Beckett contacted Greg Goodfried for legal advice.[3] The three eventually became known as The Creators.[14]
Bree's bedroom in the lonelygirl15 series was in fact Flinders' apartment. Most of the girlie accessories in the room were purchased at Target and thrift stores.[3][15]
After Lonelygirl15 was revealed as fictional, Flinders, Beckett, and Goodfried founded Telegraph Ave. Productions to develop other web series and to support "online buzz" for movies and TV shows.[16]
Flinders has hosted a number of new media related talks, including ones in June 2007 for The Hollywood and Games Summit [17] and in September 2007 for the Flash Point Academy.[7]
Flinders wrote, edited, and/or directed more than 200 episodes of LG15 before leaving the production at the end of 2007 to work exclusively on film projects.[18] Telegraph Ave. Productions subsequently became EQAL in mid-2008.[19]
Flinders currently lives in Manhattan [20] where he recently completed a short feature, "Further Ln." [21] which premiered at the Atlanta Film Festival in April, 2010.
- ^ "Mesh Flinders on LGPedia".
- ^ Faught, Andy (October 5, 2006). "Alumnus is Behind "lonelygirl15"". Occidential College.
- ^ a b c Davis, Joshua (2006-12). "The Secret World of Lonelygirl". Wired. Retrieved 2009-09-04. Check date values in:
- ^ Golden, Dane (September 20, 2006). "Co-creator of 'lonelygirl15' hails from Petaluma". Petaluma Argus-Courier.
- ^ a b . Mesh Flinders - Film http://meshflinders.com/Films.html. Retrieved 2009-09-04. Missing or empty
- ^ . SPIKE. Dec 29, 2006 http://www.spike.com/video/pond/2809625cmpnid=717&pt=sr&refsite=8875#. Missing or empty
- ^ a b "mesh flinders - fiw october 2007". Flashpoint - The Academy of Media Arts and Sciences.
- ^ "New York Short Film Festival - 2006 Awards".
- ^ Sacramento Film Festival Website (Dec. 18, 2006), Accessed 2009-09-04]
- ^ A foreign escape, Spokane7.com (Feb. 2, 2006), Accessed 2009-09-04
- ^ Rushfield, Richard (September 13, 2006). "Lonelygirl15 Video Blog Is Brainchild of 3 Filmmakers - Abstract". LA Times.
- ^ Gentile, Gary (September 12, 2006). "Creators Confess to Lonelygirl15 Mystery". San Francisco Chronicle (Associated Press).
- ^ Rushfield, Richard (September 13, 2006). "Lonelygirl15 Video Blog Is Brainchild of 3 Filmmakers". Los Angeles Times.
- ^ Atkinson, Kent (September 13, 2006). "Lonelygirl15 revealed as 19-year-old NZ actress". New Zealand Herald.
- ^ Flinders, Mesh. Interview with Bill Weir. Nightline. ABC. Hollywood http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3KXqyRoQwU. Missing or empty
- ^ Lonelygirl15 Creators Woo Mad Ave, Launch Production Co., Clickz.com (Dec. 1, 2006), accessed 2009-09-04
- ^ "The Second Annual Hollywood and Games Summit - Speakers".
- ^ Flinders, Mesh. "mesh's blog: Moving on...".
- ^ "EQAL, Inc.: Private Company Information".
- ^ . Mesh Flinders - Bio http://meshflinders.com/Bio.html. Missing or empty
- ^ "Wunderlust Pictures".


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Watch The Hobbit trilogy extended cuts for the first time in cinemas
The Hobbit trilogy by Peter Jackson takes a rather slim novel by JRR Tolkien and expands it over three massive and epic movies. Some of them work better than others - I really enjoyed The Battle of the...
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The Hobbit 2 Extended Edition Details and Clip - 25 Minutes of Extra Footage Included!
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Guest blogger: Jennifer Braun
When I went to Sephora earlier this month to find a new moisturizer, I was shocked when offered face oil. Having lived with acne-prone skin through all most of my teen years, my immediate reaction was a polite, "I don't think so." Read on to find out what changed my mind and why face oil might be exactly what you need, too.
After speaking with beauty consultant, Viki Despo, I learned that face oil may have been exactly what my skin has been longing for all these years, after all. Despo, who has worked in the beauty industry for over six years for brands like Clarins, Dior, Guerlain, Lancôme, La Roche-Posay, and currently Nuxe Cosmetics, shared the most important things you need to know about face oils, and this info just might benefit you, too:
1. Face oils will not block your pores
"A lot of people fear that face oils are comedogenic and that they will block their pores," Despo explains. "But many essential oils are non-comedogenic and can provide many benefits for your skin." Despo says that face oil can actually help reduce redness and add just the right amount of moisture to the areas that need it most. And because it doesn't block the pores, it won't irritate or cause acne breakouts.
Suggestion: Marula oil. This oil is made from an east African Marula nut. It is very high in antioxidants, will help your skin glow, and helps defend your skin from harmful UV rays and pollution.
2. People with oily skin should use face oils
Despo says most people with oily skin usually use harsh chemical products to completely eliminate excess sebum from their face. This can cause the skin to become overly dry and activate it's natural defense mechanism, which is to create more oil. Instead, by applying a face oil made for your skin type, your skin can regulate and balance the amount it needs and regulate sebum production.
Suggestion: Tea Tree Oil. Works well for blemished skin and is very soothing.
3. There are many benefits to using face oils
The main benefit of face oil is that is intensely hydrates by penetrating the skin deeper than a moisturizer can. Rather than sitting on the surface of the skin, Despo says an oil will penetrate the skin better and provide it with a radiant glow. Plus, face oil is rich in antioxidants, known for their anti-aging benefits.
Suggestion: Rose Hip Oil. Rose Hip is a seed, as well as natural retinol, which is known for anti-aging properties. It is also high in antioxidants, another anti-aging ingredient.
4. Find an oil that is right for you
As with any facial product, Despo recommends opting for products with fewer ingredients and cautions against anything silicone-based. Stick to essential oils instead to achieve optimal results and always select a product designed for your skin type.
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I use Handbrake to transcode some of my MPEG-2 Transport Stream videos, but I'm not pleased with the resulting quality, even if set high bitrates.
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It's been little under a year since Soul Sacrifice was unveiled to PS Vita players around the world – many of who were longing to have a Monster Hunter-like title announced for the handheld.
With the game's launch fast approaching, Sony has announced that a demo for this co-op action RPG will be released this coming week. US players get the sample this Tuesday, April 16th, while players in PAL territories will be able to download the demo from Wednesday.
The PlayStation Blog is being secretive about the demo's contents for now, but if it's the same one that was released in Japan last December then it will feature a few co-op enabled missions from the early stages of the game and allow you to transfer your save data to the full release.
Here's the first part of an interview with Soul Sacrifice creator Keiji Inafune discussing some of the game's key concepts and which sources were referenced when creating its awe-inspiring bosses:
Soul Sacrifice will be released exclusively for PS Vita on April 30th in the US and May 1st in European territories. Head over here for El33tonline's previous coverage of this innovative title co-developed by Marvelous AQL and SCE Japan Studio.
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So you will see the following errors ...
Under "Ignore Categories" many of these errors:
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Kavanagh, Alberta
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kavanagh is a hamlet in Alberta, Canada within Leduc County.[1] It is located on Highway 2A between Millet and Leduc, approximately 30 kilometres (19 mi) south of Edmonton.
The hamlet was settled by workers of the Kavanagh block of the Canadian National Railway and was named for Charles Edmund Kavanagh, railway superintendent. The grain elevators have since closed and been relocated.
Kavanagh was declared a hamlet on January 5, 1980 by Marvin E. Moore, Minister of Municipal Affairs.[2]
The population of Kavanagh according to Leduc County's 2005 municipal census is 38.[3]
See also[edit]
- ^ Alberta Municipal Affairs (2010-04-01). "Specialized and Rural Municipalities and Their Communities" (PDF). Retrieved 2010-06-29.
- ^ Alberta Municipal Affairs (1980-01-05). "Ministerial Order 10/80" (PDF). Retrieved 2010-04-01.
- ^ Leduc County. "Leduc County Census 2005". Archived from the original on June 29, 2006. Retrieved March 6, 2013.
Coordinates: 53°10′56″N 113°31′01″W / 53.18222°N 113.51694°W
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I know the custom types and fields are fairly new to WordPress, but I wanted to see if anyone else had a solution for what I'd like to do.
I know I can create custom content (quite easily too with plugins like More Types and More Fields—very nice). But what if I want to create custom content and feature it on a given page(s)? I know there isn't content linking built-in to WordPress (at least, not yet!), but can anyone think of a clean way to handle this in keeping with CMS best practices?
The best thing I could come up with is a field on the custom type for something like "Feature on Pages" where it would contain a comma-delimited list of IDs for pages to feature that content on. Then, I could pull down the custom types and see what should be featured on the current page being viewed.
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Running Time: 104
Company: Back End Productions
Cast: Mercury Orbitz, Mistress, Cherokee (I), Honey Simone, Guy DiSilva, Devlin Weed, Adora (I)
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gonzo
Pimp My Hide is basically five all-black, one-on-one, motel room scenes – and it's at its best when a couple of noteworthy booties start shaking.
Easily the most impressive girl is Cherokee, a good-looking girl with a record-breaking caliber butt. She makes that junk jiggle in cowgirl and doggy. Honey Simone also has an impressively thick derriere that gets paid ample attention by Guy DiSilva. And elsewhere, DiSilva keeps Mercury Orbitz? pussy wet and her mouth moaning from beginning to end.
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WASHINGTON - The Justice Department, drawing the White House into its criminal investigation of Enron Corp., ordered President Bush's staff Friday to preserve documents relating to conversations with Enron executives about the energy company's financial condition.
The White House said it would comply with the department's directive, which applied to several other federal agencies. Congress has opened multiple investigations into the arcane accounting practices of Enron, which collapsed last year with the life's savings of workers and stockholders.
"We believe that documents in the possession of the White House, its staff and employees may contain information relevant to our investigation," said the Justice Department letter written to the White House's top lawyer, Alberto Gonzales.
The order, announced by the White House, covers all documents, including e-mails, letters, computer records and notes, since Jan. 1, 1999, nearly two years before Bush took office. It does not require the agencies to turn over the documents, only save them in case investigators want them at another time.
Bush has sought to distance himself from the gathering financial scandal despite his long association with former Enron Chairman Kenneth Lay. Several Bush administration officials also have close ties to the Texas-based energy trading company.
The development came as Congress prepared for high-stakes Enron hearings next week. A spokesman for the House Energy and Commerce Committee said Andrew Fastow, the company's former chief financial officer, and Michael Kopper, an Enron executive, have indicated they will refuse to answer questions at a hearing Thursday.
"It's our expectation that both Mr. Fastow and Mr. Kopper will assert their Fifth Amendment right against potentially incriminating themselves," said the spokesman, Ken Johnson.
Kopper has been subpoenaed for his testimony, Johnson said.
Fastow has been described as a mastermind behind Enron's complex web of nearly 3,000 partnerships, which the company used to keep huge debts off its books.
Enron's chief executive officer, Jeffrey Skilling, is expected to testify, Johnson said.
David Duncan, the lead Enron auditor from the Arthur Andersen accounting firm, invoked his Fifth Amendment right at a hearing last week and refused to answer questions. Lay plans to testify Monday.
The Justice Department's letter to Gonzales said all documents that "relate in any way to Enron's financial condition and/or business interests" should be preserved, even if there are questions about whether destruction might otherwise be permitted.
"At this time, we are only requesting that you ensure the retention of these records," wrote Christopher A. Wray, principal associate deputy attorney general.
Attorney General John Ashcroft has stepped aside from the criminal investigation of Enron because he received campaign donations from the company during his failed 2000 Senate bid.
White House spokeswoman Claire Buchan said the White House would "fully comply with the request as part of our continued cooperation with this matter."
Responding to the Justice Department directive, Gonzales ordered administration officials to preserve the documents.
"You are directed to comply with the Department of Justice's request in all respects," he said.
Hours before the White House announcement, Bush proposed reforms in pension laws in response to Enron's collapse.
Enron, once the seventh-largest company, filed for bankruptcy Dec. 2. It became a political problem for Bush the next month when the White House announced that Lay had contacted two Cabinet members late last year as the company foundered.
Bush threw his support behind the Justice Department investigation into possible criminal activity by Enron, ordered a review of federal pension laws and declared that he was outraged that Enron officials had not told workers and stockholders more about the firm's financial condition.
Bush said his mother-in-law, Jenna Welch, had lost more than $8,000 when Enron stock plummeted last year.
White House officials don't deny there are deep ties between Enron and the administration but say the company got no special treatment because of the relationship.
Vice President Dick Cheney or his aides met six times with Enron officials as he was putting together the administration's energy plan. Several Bush advisers, including top economic aide Larry Lindsey and chief political consultant Karl Rove have had financial ties with Enron.
Democrats hope to make an election-year issue out of the Enron debacle, though polls show that neither party has a clear advantage on the matter.
"The more I've seen of this the more it smells. There's something dreadfully wrong that happened in this corporation," said Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., leading the Senate Commerce subcommittee investigation.
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Pole jousting for cash prizes and a contract to dance at various Spearmint Rhino gentlemen clubs, eight amateurs strut their stuff on stage. Before each dance, Julie Ann interviews the women, and after the dance Stormy hits them up in the dressing room. The women wear a theme costume, such as a French Maid, ballerina, Little Red Riding Hood, etc. At the conclusion, the women gather on stage where two finalists are picked by the producers and the crowd. The two winners, no spoilers here, perform one dance together.
While these amateur strippers may not be as good as the more experienced dancers, it is fun watching them move for the small crowd. Amy does the best pole work, Darien works the crowd the hardest, while Anika wins for attaining highest pole height. The women do remove clothes, of course, but only topless skin is seen. Back cover declares that seven women compete; there are actually eight. The two winners move onto the finals, which may mean another DVD.
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You don't need to take out a mortgage to entertain the kids in Melbourne. There are plenty of free and inexpensive activities to delight young 'uns. While you're at it, check out our suggestions and get a few ideas tucked up your sleeve for rainy days as well as a handful for when the weather is glorious.
Cute and cuddly activities in Melbourne
Pushing a kid out of the way (gently) to cuddle a guinea pig or new lamb at the Collingwood Children's is one of life's great joys and the concept of sleeping out at the zoo is almost too exciting for words (replete with lions roaring all night). When you're done walking on the wildside, check out our round up of activities for big kids and the sporting bucket list to further indulge your inner kid.
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You could sit around and complain that we don't have weather like Sydney – but that would be to deny all the fun that can be had indoors and undercover in Melbourne (plus all those comforting hot chocolates that you're totally entitled to drink). If you're determined to stay indoors, perhaps a good read from one of Melbourne's best bookshops is in order?
The best toy stores in Melbourne
You can get disposable, plastic action figures anywhere, but you can't deny that there's something just that little bit more special about a well-made toy that will last well beyond Christmas or the little tyke's birthday. Get the gifts at these specialty toy stores, then take the kids for a spin around Melbourne's best kid-friendly cafés. Strapped for cash? Check out our guide to cheap kids' activities in Melbourne.
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Kim Kardashian chatted on her cell phone while heading to make an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Kim wore a pair of J Brand 8226 Cropped skinny jeans in Fury with a cream jacket and tank top.
This is one of J Brand's newer washes and is very similar to the Mercy wash, which we've seen Kim in before, in terms of distressing and the frayed hems. I like that it has a lighter blue wash that really makes the white of the distressing pop. I'm sure we will see Kim style these as frequently as we see her in her Mercy wash pair. Buy thee jeans online at Shopbop.com.
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Kim Kardashian sported a blonde wig as she was out in New York. The reality star wore her favorite customized Current/Elliott Stiletto The Ankle Skinny jeans in Black Destroy with a black tank and the to die for Burberry leather jacket. It looks like these were just another pair of jeans that Kim couldn't resist cutting off the hem.
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closed as not constructive by Hyperworm, Dave Oct 30 '11 at 0:40
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