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Thanks for the update, was wondering what was happening. Noticed it vanishing on the GoogleTV, then the Roku and then the Website. Thought you guys were shutting down or something
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Not sure if this is why, but there were a ton of Portuguese subs added today for Saint Seiya, well over 100 of them. Since we don't see subs other than our default language, a high number of non english episodes being added might have pushed everything else off the update list...
Kind of conjecture, kind of a swag, since the site did much the same thing when they originally brought on the first block of one piece episodes...
The push of the 100+ Portuguese subs is related to Updated being blank, yes. The devs are working on a fix for this right now! We don't have an ETA, but it's very high on the priority list.
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The Hairy One and I have some fantastic chats about all sorts of things, and if I recall correctly, this week's question came about as a result of one of them.
KW asked us:
If you could spend one day as a member of the opposite sex, would you? If so, how would you spend that day?
First of all, I have already answered this question way back in May 2014, if you are interested in checking it out.
I just reread my own post and very little has changed.
Having said that, I noticed that I forgot to include that I would most definitely want to receive a blow job from someone who REALLY knows what they are doing. First of all just to experience what it feels like and also because I am interested in whether there are any tricks or techniques that I don't already know about… learning on the job as it were.
I would like to know how it feels to walk alone somewhere with no conscious regard for my personal safety. I know the world is getting ever more dangerous and violent, and men are victims of assault too, but I do believe it feels different to be a woman out alone, especially at night. Also, as a man I think I'd be very aware of how I behave around women. I would dread to think I could cause them anxiety or fear. I am sure most decent guys think this way too. I am very interested in knowing what it feels like to be a man in today's society – how I would be expected to behave as opposed to how I am as a woman.
I would love to know what it feels like to shave my face, but also what it feels like to have a beard. I guess I'd need to be in the body of a bearded man and then at the end of the day I shave it all off. I think I would be a beard stroker type.
So those are my ideas of how I would spend a day as a man: sex, violence, peeing, facial hair, societal roles, more sex…
Maybe I'd finally understand the offside rule too?
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Magill FFL: Undefeateds Down to Three
By Ken Magill
We're just three weeks into the season and just three teams are undefeated: Movable Ink's Inkredibles, PL Marketing's Lakeland Hawks and the eWayDirect Avengers.
The Inkredibles beat e-Dialog's e-D's TD 93.82 to 69.98, leaving the Inkredibles tied for the Division 2 lead with the Avengers at 3-0.
First-season champion e-Dialog's loss put its record at 1-2.
The Avengers handed the TowerData Validators their first loss of the season, beating them 91.08 to 87.22.
The Hawks beat the Return Path GOLIATHS 104.9 to 95.74, putting Return Path's record at 1-2.
The Hawks now lead Division 1 with a record of 3-0.
And from the smart-move-why-didn't-you-start-him file comes news that the Marketfish Sharks had the foresight to pick up Giants backup running back Andre Brown, who filled in this week for an injured Ahmad Bradshaw.
Brown had a great game, putting up 31 fantasy points. However, the Sharks didn't start him, making him a fantastic short-term addition to their bench.
Turns out, though, the Sharks didn't need Brown. They beat the can't-catch-a-break NetAtlantic TidalWave 140.76 to 124.02, putting the Sharks record at 2-1 and the TidalWave's at 0-3.
Note to NetAtlantic: I feel your pain. It's one thing to get you rear end kicked. It's quite another to score the second-highest point total of the week but just happen to go up against the team that scored the highest.
What'd you do to make god mad?
The Sharks sit alone atop Division 3 with a record of 2-1, one game ahead of everyone else in that division.
Meanwhile, Omeda's Oh My! Omeda got their first win this week, beating FreshAddress' @men 116.7 to 83.7. The @men's record is 0-3.
Living Social's Illegal Use of Hands also recorded their first win this week, beating Victor Printing's Browns [Who let a printer in this league?] 91.12 to 70.82. Both teams' records are 1-2.
Responsys' Always in the Inbox recorded their second win in a row, beating Message Systems' MS Destroyers 114 to 57.92.
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The unemployment rate climbed to 8.1% last month, its highest since the tail end of the 1981-82 recession. You can read the Bureau of Labor Statistics' release at
The unemployment rate was 7.6% in the previous month and 7.2% in the month before that. There is a real danger it will exceed 10% before the end of the year.
That would ruin the President's hope that he can cut the deficit in half by the end of his first term. Why? Because his budget assumes unemployment will rise to 8.1% this year and fall slightly to 7.9% next year. Since unemployment is climbing rapidly and we've already reached 8.1%, it appears that the economy will do worse than the President anticipated. That means lower tax revenues and bigger deficits.
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Saturday, November 24, 2012
Freeballing in my New White Yoga Pants
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Pants look awfully comfy for yoga or any time. They probably look better on your hot bod, too.ReplyDelete
I've got a lot of dates from wearing them so thumb up for this pairs. ;)ReplyDelete
Especially if you're wearing them that low with your shirt open. That's almost low enough to show that you shave -- or are they that low? Or do you leave the shirt on, and let the date take it off -- before the shorts, or after? You've said it right: they are sexy.ReplyDelete
Hey! Thanks for the tip on Erogenos. I hadn't been there in a while, had a great time window shopping there this afternoon. They're bookmarked now; I suspect I'll be ordering something soon.
And you (better!) know I'll be looking for more underwear pics on your blog here. . . and often
Yes, they are cut pretty low. If you wear it too high, your balls will show, lol.ReplyDelete
Are they really low rise, or just short in the inseam? Somehow, they seem a bit lower in the last pic, which is about the hottest. Are you showing pubes there, or just a shadow? (I like 'em when they're low enough to show pubes)ReplyDelete
You are correct, it shows a bit of pubes there, lol! As i said it before, you look at these pictures in a much greater details than i am. I feels so expose and i am loving it.ReplyDelete
Guess what?! I love it when they're so low they show pubes. That's the biggest drawback to shaving. Were those trimmed, or just naturally blond?ReplyDelete
How low is the rise in those? Either front or back. I know that you usually need 5-1/2 to 6 inches to reach the base of the organ, and about 9 - 10 to the tailbone. (I know: I ordered a pair of custom-made jeans and spec'd the back rise about 3-4" too short. Front at 6" is right where I want it, showing pubes (when I have some) but not the base of the stem unless I let them drift down an inch or more. Back is mid-butt; they don't even belt up well. Nonetheless, for some occasions, they still are suitable -- as long as they stay on, anyhow. I think I've got a couple pics tied up somewhere in this computer. When I get them exhumed, I could send one if you had any interest. I think they were taken when I was trimmed, before I shaved.
Jockzzz, where have you been for so long? I miss seeing you!ReplyDelete
Hi Eli! Yeah..been away for awhile ;) I will try to post a couple things!!! Hope to hear more feedback from you. Have a great day!ReplyDelete


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This is the home of the unusual tactic, improbable gambit, army lists they said would "never work" or codexes that "suck"...yet we win with them. Winners take every advantage and every lesson they can get, applying them, no matter how unorthodox. What works, works. Arguing that it didn't is a fools errand. Read the past Blog entries (the right column of this page), comment on them and let us know what you think. Welcome!
Monday, October 14, 2013
At the shop I play at primarily, though I admit to fidelity issues in that regard, they are very very big on sportsmanship, a reflection of the owners own feelings on the matter. Sportsmanship awards are almost always the second largest at our tournaments and I really have zero beef with that point of view.
The rub comes when you think back to all your games, can't remember doing anything that would bother someone in game, and yet they give you 7's out of 10...or worse!
It's probably happened to everyone at some point. So then how should we go about this because we all obviously benefit from having a mechanic to award as well as punch for sportsmanship. We all know it's necessary to restrain certain types from being completely difficult. Doesn't solve everything so lets not go down the path of complaining because "No system fixes everything". We should go in knowing that, accepting that and then moving on to the next logical thought which is "yes, but if we set it up right it CAN do a lot"
A few key attempts we've seen through history:
1. 1-10 systems, each number linked to a certain achievement such as "Had all his materials ready" or "showed up for his game on time"
2. 3-2-1 system, where you can give the 1, the 2 or the 3 to only one person each. The idea is to give a comparative number, with a lot of people getting 6's and the outliers are getting truly high scores so they stand out.
3. Linking sportsmanship to a nebulous 1-10 which is left entirely to the players imagination. essentially unlike option 1, the person doing the rating is deciding what those achievements had to be.
4.The "Would you play him again?" type system where barring a no to that question, we just kind of accept that most people are generally cool to play against or at minimum tolerable. This system is more punitive because it really only serves to punish players, not to reward them.
And then there are the tie breaker scenarios to be considered different tourneys use VERY different tie breakers for the Best Sportsman award. Should the award be totally separate from all others or should it be part of the overall scoring? Should a tie be decided by who had the least success? Or the most?
And lastly, doers sportsmanship extend to army composition. Ive seen on more than one occasion, people claiming that they will forfeit games against certain builds. I was right next to one who forfeited without even pulling his models out and told the judges to give his opponent a zero for sportsmanship, all because the dude hated Mechdar lists.
So how do we deal with this problem. The following goals should be part of any discussion.
1. The solution should not allow someone to lose 2/3 of their games and still win Best Overall. Weighting is important
2. The measure or meter for this scoring should be easily understood
3. The solution has to stop the"I wont mark you down if you don't mark me down" love fests we sometimes see.
I'm very interested in what you people might say to that.
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On who should be able to win - perhaps someone in the top 6 or 8 should win. I would keep the "sportsmanship" to normal questions like "on time" and "ready on time" to yes/no, "knew his rules" and "knew his army" etc. to a rating out of 5, with 3 being average/below par already. Then have a normal "overall feel" out of 5.ReplyDelete
well, list me out what YOU would include, EXACTLY. I'm interested.ReplyDelete


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Full Moon Features and Action Lab: Danger Zone" Expands Their Relationship with "Full Moon Presents" and "Trancers"
Action Lab Danger Zone recently released slides from their San Diego Comic Con presentation regarding their expanded relationship with Full Moon Features. They currently release "Puppet Master", which has been a hit for Action Lab: Danger Zone.
Titles that were announced includes a line of comic called Full Moon Presents. Titles in this series includes "Oblivion", "Demonic Toys", "Gingerdead Man" and "Subspecies".
Also on the horizon is "Trancers" is making the tranisiton to the comic world. The series features comic book greats Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Grey, Tim Seelly and more.
The timetable for these releases are late 2015/early 2016.
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Every year we go down to St George for Tyler's clogging competition. It is always a nice break and the weather always makes us wish we lived there. This year was no different. Thanks to My WONDERFUL friend Roper we had a great time. On Friday we stopped by the Temple to see what there schedule was (Trav and I did a session on Sat) and while we were there we took a tour of the visitor center. It was a lot of fun and we learned a lot!!! If you have never been I suggest you take your families and go . Then we went to dinner at this fun little pizza place.On Sat we got up early and went to clog,clog,clog Tyler did great she took 2 first place and one second place in her all-around-solos. We will find out how her team did later.(she did her solos earlier) We met up with Jean and Daun (Syd and Maycie clog too) and the kids (Syd,Maycie and Riley) all wanted to stay, So my WONDERFUL friend Roper let us ALL stay. Thanks a million, I know I owe you big!!!! We all had a lot of fun.We had a BBQ and the kids played and played .
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It was only couple of weeks back I reminded you of SCC's extraordinary and unspecified spend on consultants which was decided unilaterally by Suffolk's Conservatives back in May. £122,000 of public money ( 16p from every single Suffolk resident) was to be spent without oversight on unspecified but terribly, terribly important 'services' from three consultancy companies : Fields of Learning, Scintillate and DNA. This decision (to allow Chief Executive Andrea Hill to spend this money without further reference to the Council) was voted through by the Tory majority at full council despite the best endeavours of my party.
We Lib Dems had previously prevented this significant spending decision being slid in via the Cabinet back door without ever reaching the ears of full council (see below*) by 'calling in' the Cabinet decision. I will remind you again that deputy leader Jane Storey said at the time that £122,000 ' is a tiny proportion of the county council's budget!" Her implication was that no oversight should be required in the spending of such a itsy bitsy teeny weeny sum of money by such an intelligent and serious bunch as the administration, and that it was damn nice of them even to have mentioned it!
Today the Evening Star reveals that the DNA in 'DNA' stands for Davidson Nicklen and Associates . And that the 'Davidson' in question is that very selfsame Sol Davidson whose coaching of the Chief Executive Andrea Hill, Council Leader Jeremy Pembroke, and other senior executives apparently cost us people of Suffolk an itsy bitsy teeny weeny £583 per 60 – 90 min session! Or, as was minuted in the original Cabinet papers, a price that was 'competitive with market rates'.
Competitive? Do me a favour! Do you suppose for a single moment that any one of the beneficiaries would have put their hands in their own pockets and paid out that kind of money themselves?
No wonder the administration – puffed up with delusions of grandeur and selfimportance though they are – were reluctant to specify this expenditure too exactly. We – the people of Suffolk – might have thought more oversight was required than they clearly wished to us to have!
The Conservatives voted to spend the remainder of this money on further equally unspecified services from another couple of consultancy companies (Fields of Learning and Scintillate).
So the next question must be, what exactly have the people of Suffolk been spending that remaining £92,000 on?
*That infamous Cabinet decision in full (from the Minutes of SCC Cabinet Meeting 30 March 2010)
….the Chief Executive invited the Cabinet to agree exemptions from the Council's Procurement Regulations so that contracts for Organisational Development (OD) services may be let without a competitive process.
Decision: The Cabinet: i) agreed exemptions from the Council's Procurement Regulations so that contracts for Organisational Development (OD) services may be let without a competitive process; and ii) delegated to the Chief Executive's authority to agree these contracts.
Reason for Decision: The Cabinet recognised that due to the enormous scale of change which faced the Council, the Council needed to get experienced Organisational Development service providers in post as soon as possible. The Cabinet considered that the day rates proposed were competitive with market rates and that the cost of getting any other provider 'up to speed' would be disproportionate.
So there's the truth bald and unadorned for all to see – the Cabinet really DO consider paying £583 per 60-90 min coaching session is 'competitive with market rates'. Market rates for what? The Emperor's tailoring???


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Year after year, the New Orleans Wine & Food Experience (NOWFE) never fails to impress with a comprehensive celebration that would make Bacchus proud. This go around, NOWFE is really kicking it up in 2017. "We are excited to bring something new and unique to NOWFE for the 25th anniversary," said NOWFE Executive Director Jamie Hall. The ever-popular Royal Street Stroll and the Grand Tasting events will return, while joining the impressive lineup includes hand-making pasta seminar and a proper English high tea.
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New Orleans is a tradition steeped city that does not like too much change. So, the Board of Directors of the New Orleans Wine & Food Experience (NOWFE) are reverting to a previous plan. Today, the fest announced a change in dates back to their original Memorial Day setting.
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The tale goes like this: 23 or 24 years ago, a handful of friends, all working in the hospitality industry, got together and decided to combat the boredom of the sizzling summer months in New Orleans. From that meeting, the annual New Orleans Wine and Food Experience was born.
Today in New Orleans: 5.25.13
Tonight, go Greek on Bayou St. John, close out Birdfoot Fest's 2013 season at Dixon Hall, and hustle into Sunday morning with rare grooves from DJ Soul Sister. Forty years ago today, Dr. John performed his hit "Right Place, Wrong Time" on NBC's The Midnight Special. Now, more to do this Saturday.
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Tonight, Rebirth turns 30, and Greek Fest celebrates its 40th birthday on Bayou St. John. There are more silly plays, culinary activities, chamber music, and more happening all over the city. On this day in 1999, Britney Spears' debut album Baby One More Time was certified four times platinum. Now, more to do this Friday.
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Today, Festin' goes Greek, KD Lang and the Siss Boom Bang play the Mahailia Jackson Theatre and chamber music sidles up to the Piazza. On this day in New Orleans history, banjo player "Creole" George Guenson (1907) and R&B singer Donnie Elbert (1934) were born, and R&B singer Roy Brown died (1981). Now, here's more about these pre-Memorial Day offerings:
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Today, Wednesday in the Square hosts Trombone Shorty, the fourth season of Air Sex Championships romps into Republic and the New Orelans Food and Wine Experience opens another bottle. On this day in Louisiana history, a posse ambushed Bonnie and Clyde near Gibsland (1934). Here's a roundup you'll appreciate a little more:
Today in New Orleans: 5.22.12
Today, the New Orleans Food and Wine Experience kicks off, New Orleanians get a sneak peek of a documentary about violence in our city and one of the city's best sax men plays on Bourbon. On this day in New Orleans history, Ernie K-Doe's Mother-in-Law hit #1 on the Billboard pop charts (1961), and five members of N.W.A. were arrested after a 50-person riot broke out at the Sheraton Hotel when the L.A. rappers were denied entry (1992). Now back to today:
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May 28, when London sees the first swimming pool (1742), when the U.S. stock market dropped $20.8 billion in one day (1962), when Walker Percy (1916), Gladys Knight (1944), Patch Adams (1945), and Kylie Minogue (1968) were born, and when Gary Coleman died (2010). Here's to taking a dip:
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May 24, the birth of Bob Dylan (1941), "Mary Had A Little Lamb" (1830) and Julius Caesar (15). It 's the day when Gen. Zachary Taylor captured Monterrey during the Mexican War (1846), the premiere of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) and the day Duke Ellington passed (1974). How to beat the most famous Roman ruler, folk singer, and Jazz musician of all time? Tres Simple:
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In the immortal words of Matthew Broderick, "it's like Africa hot"! Now, the woman had never been to Africa but she was pretty darn sure that Arizona was at least face-of-the-sun hot! She was melting!
Apparently this summer heat phenomenon has made an impression on other visitors to Arizona. Below is an excerpt of the "Arizona Diary" that was published about Arizona in the Apache Junction - Gold Canyon News:
May 15th: Now this is a state that knows how to live! Beautiful sunny days and clear, enchanting evenings. Mountains and deserts blended together. What a place! Watched the sunset from a park lying on a blanket. It was beautiful.... I've finally found my home. I love it here.
June 14th: Really heating up. Got to 108 today. Not a problem. Live in an air-conditioned home, drive an air-conditioned car, work in an air-conditioned office. What a pleasure to see the sun every day like this. I'm turning into a real sun worshipper.
June 30th: Had the backyard landscaped with western plants today. Lots of cactus and rocks. What a breeze to maintain. No more mowing for me. Another scorcher today, but I love it here.
July 10th: The temperature hasn't been below 100 all week. How do people get used to this kind of heat? At least it's a dry heat. Getting used to it is taking longer than I expected.
July 15th: Fell asleep by the pool. Got 3rd degree burns over 60% of my body. Missed two days of work; what a dumb thing to do. I learned my lesson though: got to respect the ol' sun in a climate like this.
July 25th: Dry heat, my butt. Hot is hot! The home air-conditioner is on the fritz and the A/C repairman charged $250 just to drive by and tell me he needed to order parts.
July 30th: Been sleeping outside by the pool for three nights now and got stung by a scorpion. Spent several hours in the emergency room. At least it was air conditioned. Why did I ever come here?
August 4th: 115 degrees! Finally got the air-conditioner fixed today. It cost $1,200 and gets the temperature down to about 90. I hate this [expletive deleted] state.
August 8th: If I hear another guy wisecrack like, "Hot enough for you today?" I'm going to tear his [expletive deleted] throat out. Damn heat. By the time I get to work the radiator is boiling over, my clothes are soaking wet, and my deodorant's not working!
August 10th: The weather report might as well be a damn recording: Hot and Sunny. It's been too hot to sleep for two damn months and the weatherman says it might really warm up next week. Doesn't it ever rain in this barren damn desert? $1,700 worth of cactus just dried up and blew into the [expletive deleted] pool. Even a cactus can't live in this heat.
August 14th: Welcome to Hell! Temperature got to 120 today. Forgot to crack the window and blew the [expletive deleted] windshield out of my car. The installer came to fix it and said, "Hot enough for you today?" My wife had to spend the house payment to bail me out of jail.
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Savile Row tailoring? Suits you, supreme leader – but only if you give up nuclear
It's the sort of bizarre PR stunt you'd expect from Britain's mistress of eccentric fashion Vivienne Westwood – if she wasn't so darn eco-friendly.
But a gentlemen's outfitter from Savile Rowe claims it has sent North Korea's new leader Kim Jong-un one of its suits as a "thank you" present for halting its uranium enrichment programme and long-range missile launch tests.
The Communist state hasn't always played ball with the West on nuclear power – four years ago, it kicked out inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency who were meant to be looking over its nuclear facilities. Naughty North Korea.
Which is why tailors at Cad & the Dandy made their unique gesture – as "a reward" for agreeing to enter into nuclear negotiations with Washington.
Ian Meiers, co-founder of the 'bespoke' tailors said: "We have sent him a classic English suit as a peace offering and to welcome him into the fold of increased international understanding."
With that sort of gratitude on the cards, it's enough to make anyone consider beginning a nuclear power programme – if only to get the goodies when you graciously halt the testing.
Although doubtless for North Korea's citizens, seeing their supreme leader strut around in a handmade suit crafted from "a 10 ounce, classic navy twill that was woven in Yorkshire" will be of little use or consolation for the wave of food shortages. Which is how the clever old United States managed to get Korea on side in the first place, by offering food aid.
Perhaps EU and US diplomats have been missing a trick with Iran.
Instead of oil sanctions, they should have appealed to the vanity of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and sent him a pair of hand-stitched, Welsh wool-lined leather gloves to tempt him into cooperation. And if he ever felt inclined to launch nuclear missiles, I'm sure the NASA scientists could work out a way to freeze the cloth around his fingers before they reach for the big red button.


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I used to go through my grandfather's wildlife magazines and write lists of all the threatened species then make 'fact sheets' for how to save them.
"Conservation sounds like a job you want when you're four years old, not a job you actually have as an adult." That's how someone responded when I told them what I do for a living. Of course, I was in no way offended. She was dead right. Conservation biology is exactly what I wanted to do 'when I grew up'. I used to rescue wildlife from roads. I used to go through my grandfather's wildlife magazines and write lists of all the threatened species then make 'fact sheets' for how to save them. I now do both of these things, every day.
My PhD research was to assess the benefit of building road-crossing structures to improve the connectivity of tree-based mammal populations. My project was focused on squirrel gliders along the Hume Highway and how the five newly built crossing bridges could benefit their habitat connectivity. Squirrel gliders are an endangered species who cannot travel further than 40 metres.
I chose conservation biology because I don't think that human actions should lead to the whole-sale destruction of the environment. I have been upset by extinction since I learned what it was. I love nature – not because of what it gives us, just because. I believe that human-caused biodiversity loss is unnecessary and unacceptable. I believe we can do better. And I believe science can help us do that.
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Mint, sealed deck of "Royal Flash" cards, published and perhaps made by DuRite Enterprises, Inc. c.1974. The deck is a "new suits" deck, as the suits are plants used in the making of marijuana and other drugs. The cards are very well made, and the designs of the court cards are colorful and striking. The faces of the cards can be seen on internet. I have elected not to break the wrapper of this set.
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I'm not sure how this periodical went under my radar for so many years but I'm so very glad that some back issues found their way under my Christmas tree this year.
Now, I am a person who deals with clothing. A lot. I make clothing almost every damn day. I made and designed costumes as a supplement to my official "College Education". I have pressed my face into a couple of Charles James gowns to see what was up with that crazy construction he was so famous for. As a kid, I loved my Crayola-brand fashion design set. It had sheets printed with clothing elements that you would trace over and line up to create all sorts of late 80s, early 90s, big-sleeve'd, big-hair'd styles. And you know that shit got me believing that I could, very easily, become a fashion designer. In addition, I spent middle school, high school and all of college thrift shopping up a storm. At certain points, the Second Time Around Consignment shop in Toms River (not to be confused with the high end consignment boutiques in the New England area. This one smelled, and still smells, of house-bound grandmothers) became less of a store and more of a rotating closet due to my high turnover rate of purchasing and re-donating. By senior year, I must have approached the speed of sound- a sonic boom being created as I simultaneously entered and exited the door.
Once, also in senior year of high school, my biology teacher handed me a test bearing something, like, a B- on it. "Don't worry," he said, "You'll make a great fashion designer, someday." Of course, that statement made me "worried" about a whole mess of other things.
Shortly after moving to Providence and setting up what could easily be called "my adult life", I began a really nihilistic cycle of being. I'm not sure of the catalyst but I've come to suspect that it was something called "early 20s". While I'm pressured to believe that the early 20s are a magical time that truly represents the bloom of upper-middle-class Northeastern-white-American youth, I've been perversely heartened to see my younger friends, one-by-one, falling into the same pit that I found myself in around 2007 and 2008..or 2009…or….sometimes…. now. At least it means that I'm fairly normal. Here's hoping.
To try and pull myself out of the pit of "Ugh. Everything's awful. Nothing matters. Then, you die." (UEANMTYD?), I worked around the idea that if nothing matters, you are at least left with a blank slate. So, I made things matter. Blasting Lady Gaga at work mattered. Riding on the bike path mattered. Eating Chex mix until I puked really, really mattered. One by one, I allowed the joys to creep back in and positioned them to obscure the things the bothered me. As a patch job, it will do.
But clothing was kind of a weird one. It was indulgent. The industry around it is, undeniably, a multifaceted gem of all things disgusting. I told myself that I was too smart or too humble or too something and thus! able to resist the siren song of thinking about clothes that I like. Or styles that I like. Or general "Looking Good."But, after a few years of only adding band t shirts to my wardrobe, it started to become clear that mid-20s Liz had to give up the stinky polyester and garish irony of mid teens Liz. I had to deal with style. Grown up Liz pruned her wardrobe and faced the facts that there were only a few colors that she cared to wear… and that was okay. Red, green, navy, and black. Polka dots and stripes. I even came out as someone who liked dresses. Which was kind of tough. I had long held onto the weird where-did-this-come-from belief that outright femininity was equivocal to pretty much everything bad and everything that I was not to actually be. Girliness was giving up. Girliness was failure.
But a love of clothing is not purely the territory of blushing, giggling folly. What about the fops? What about the historians and the caftan-clad art teachers? What about the vast sea of menswear blogs? I got into reading streetwear blogs, like Wardrobe Remix. I liked the reader-submitted content for its democracy and for the subtle ways that each picture would hint at the reality of its subject. Clothes had a function. Clothes had a life. When I would talk with my friend who was, at the time, in the beginning stages of transitioning from female to male, clothes became a big deal. Figuring out how to dress a currently-female body as a convincing and comfortable male body? That was a big, fucking deal. That was the death knell of seeing my interest in clothing and style as just being shitty, sugary icing on the gross cake of feminine vanity… for lack of a better metaphor. There is a reason we wear what we do. It can be studied. I can look at it closely and not feel ashamed.
So, that's what makes me like, nay, love. Nay. LOVE. Worn Fashion Journal. It is topical but timeless. It features clothes but, more so, it is about clothes and why we wear what we do and why this is important. Style is all over the internet and this ubiquity has really made me question if I like… anything at all. Something, a style or a garment or a concept, might start off as something that I am drawn to but when it is laid out, writ large, and I can see it from beginning to end, it loses something. When something comes too easy, why want for it at all? I want it. I want to carry it around the house under my arm and read it during all moments of down time. Worn is so damn interesting and well made that it makes me forget that the internet exists. That is, maybe, the highest compliment that I have ever given. The thing I was interested in? Turns out that it is interesting again.
In fact, I am going to buy the 3 newest issues right now. I consider it an investment in relaxing this jaded heart of mine.
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Morimoto protege started her own sushi restaurant in Midtown. All I heard was prosciutto sushi, and I was in!
Nothing was really made to order here, but from the array of different types of sushi, you were bound to find something to your taste.
They also had cold buckwheat noodles and cooked cold dishes. There were also pot stickers and Japanese curry chicken to take back and heat in the microwave.
There was also a hot bar! My mouth already started to water
Spicy Salmon Roll
Made with salmon (obviously), red onions, spinach, spicy mayo, and topped with tobiko.Why are these things so HUGE?? They literally made a 1 piece out of 2 rolls. It was very annoying to eat. Since you couldn't fit the whole thing in your mouth (thats what she said), you had to bite it in half which caused the whole thing to fall apart. Other then that, the fish was fresh and the rice was chewy and delicious. The red onions added a nice bite of flavor. Essentially a lox bagel subbed with rice.
The rice is pooping out a salmon turd
Price: $7.95
Sesame Tofu Puddy with Espesso Sauce
This was thick, rich and definitely for sesame lovers. Perhaps a bit too rich for me as I mixed it with my plain yogurt to lessen the strong taste of sesame. Still, a nice finish to the meal
Price: $3.00
Verdict: This is a glorified overly priced sushi place. Plain and simple. With Cafe Zaiya right next door, why waste your money? It was good, but would I go back? No.
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Happy Monday!
Last week Wednesday I told you about the catalog premiere event I went to that was a reveal for the 2014-2015 annual catalog from Stampin' Up! I have to be careful because there are many rules that I must follow as a demonstrator, but I want to share some of the new and exciting things that I learned at the premiere. If you Twitter, Pinterest, or even Facebook you may have noticed some pictures of new stamp sets or samples of projects made with new stamp sets. I think it's safe now to share some new things with you all since the catalog has been released to ALL United States demonstrators and our pre-order period has begun.
One of the best parts of going to a Stampin' Up! event is PRIZE PATROL! At every event you are given a wrist band that is a color or pattern and almost everyone in your group gets a different color or pattern. Throughout the event the presenters call out "prize patrol" everyone gets really excited and you hope that you win! Our group had 1 winner at the premier, Kathy R.! We were all so excited for her and for the stamp set she won! But I'm even more excited because Kathy let me borrow her BRAND NEW stamp set!
The new set is called What's Your Type?. I used Strawberry Slush and Pool Party ink from Stampin' Up!, but I also used memento tuxedo black ink which is new to the catalog this year. It's intended to be used with the new Blendabilities which I am hoping to show you very soon! You also might notice the heart punch, it will retire on June 1, 2014, but don't fret there is a new heart punch in the new catalog that you will love equally or even more because it comes in a punch bundle with a star and a flower!
Below is a recreation of one of the samples that was shown during the release event using What's Your Type?. This is a photopolymer stamp set which in my opinion is perfect for the alphabet stamp sets. It was fun working with something brand spankin' new that not many people have been able to work with yet. I do have to work on lining up the letters and placing them on the cardstock, but I'm pleased with how this card tuned out!
Thanks so much for looking, I'm eager to share all the new and exciting merchandise offered by Stampin' Up! If you have questions about the new product or catalog you can ask in the comments or via email!


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Monday, December 22, 2008
The next 2 dresses
This is the dress she wore this week - but these pictures were taken at the Kauffman Family Christmas Party. I didn't have the camera this week, but it's the same dress!
4 comments:
- Jessi said...
Adorable! I miss having a little girl to dress up...mine's not so into me dressing her, OR frills anymore!
Is that Reagan with Avery?
- December 22, 2008 at 9:39 PM
- Holly said...
Thanks Jess, I am SO ENJOYING dressing her!! It's so fun!!!
Yes, that's Reagan! Hard to believe, isn't it? The family is very thankful this year for what the Lord has done for her and given us! She's a wonderful baby!!
- December 23, 2008 at 8:09 AM
- Amy said...
I love all the dresses! Avery is making quite a fashion statement this Christmas! It must be nice to have a new dress every Sunday =)! Just wait till Easter! Thanks for the beautiful matching dress for Reagan! Do we have the cutest little girls or what?!?!!!
- December 24, 2008 at 3:47 PM
- Holly said...
I agree, we do have some really cute little girls!! I so enjoyed our time together yesterday and am so sorry that we missed you guys last night! Give that niece of mine a big hug and kiss!
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China admits existence of a cyber-warfare team called "Blue Army"
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China has admitted for the first time that it had poured tens of millions into the formation of a 30-strong commando unit of cyberwarriors called The Blue Army. The team is reportedly trained to improve the security of the country's military forces and to protect the People's Liberation Army from outside assault on its networks.
The Blue Army, believed to have already been in existence for two years, is currently under the Guangdong Military Command. Although supposedly established for defensive purposes, most governments across the globe fear that revelation is likely to confirm suspicions that cyber attacks on their systems do indeed originate from China.
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Xu Guangyu, a senior researcher of the government-backed China Arms Control and Disarmament Association, said:
"The internet has no boundaries, so we can't say which country or organisation will be our enemy and who will attack us. The Blue Army's main target is self-defence. We won't initiate an attack on anyone."
The PLA daily reports that the cyber-warfare team emerged victorious in a simulated cyberbattle to defend China's military networks against a series of virus attacks, junk mail barrages and stealth cyber intrusions from an attacking force four times its size.
I wonder how many other countries are this prepared.
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On Friday, we...
had a cute friend come play
watched Nemo
acted pretty silly
ate cheese
painted our toenails
fed the car
took lots of pictures, and of course, did some laundry.
It was quite the eventful day at my house, which (embarassingly) reveals how little we usually do around here. When grabbing a Sonic during Happy Hour and hitting the car wash is the makings for a good time (and don't for a second think it wasn't, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves), it's no wonder I'm a bit nutty.
Now I have to go prepare a Sunday School lesson, which will require me to think like an actual adult for the first time this week. It's quite the adjustment, wish me luck.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
On Friday, we...
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- The Calls said...
Laura, that sounds like the perfect day. Good luck with your lesson. I am glad I am in the Primary... I don't have to try to think like an adult. ha ha.
- February 28, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- MaryAnn Dillard said...
Your life sounds like mine. The highlight of Megan's week is when we going shopping at Smith's because they have those carts with the cars in the front that the kids can sit in. She loves it.
- February 28, 2009 at 4:27 PM
- Barbara said...
I don't have the kids to add interest, but my life is not a whole lot more interesting. I'm off to lesson preparation as well--good luck.
- February 28, 2009 at 6:35 PM
- Lynda/Mom said...
I have seldom done less than in the last two days. Maybe it's just in the air. Yes, good luck with your lesson--it was all I could do to put together a RS monthly bulletin and try (unsuccessfully) to finish my visiting teaching. You're doing just fine!
- February 28, 2009 at 9:29 PM
- Shae and chillin' said...
Maybe that is my problem with teaching gospel doctrine to the young singles...I have forgotten how to think like an adult.
- March 1, 2009 at 1:14 PM
- ginger said...
WOW, what an adorable little girl you had over to play! And...what an amazing gal you are to keep and entertain someone elses little one. Thank you, you are the best. I would be happy to watch your little people anytime you are in So. Utah. By the way, I enjoyed your lesson, you are very capable of being adult-like when necessary! Thanks again.
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Friday, March 14, 2008
In Your Easter Bonnet....
We have a couple of old trunks similar to the one above, but I was never lucky enough to find the perfect vintage Easter bonnet inside like this lucky little girl!
After my mother-in-law died, my father-in-law gave away almost all of her vintage hats! I didn't know anything about it until after the fact, and he had no idea that I would have been interested. (That was a bummer - I don't want to talk about it.) Only a few remained in the house, like this pink flowery number:
And this peachy (it's less orange in person than it appears here) floral explosion:
I, um, haven't worn either of those. These last two, below are more my style. They are two of my own vintage finds, and I have worn them to weddings. That fabulous fabric in the background with the turquoise straw boaters (!) trimmed with bright green ribbon is actually the back side of a small patchwork quilt I found on Ebay.
And I think little Heidi, below, by Madame Alexander, has the right idea with her pretty flower-trimmed hat, too!
In her Easter bonnet, with all the frills upon it, she'll "be the grandest lady in the Easter parade!"
Labels: Clothing And Accessories, Collections
3 comments:
- Monica said...
i have to get out my easter bonnet for next week and my white patent leather purse with matching shoes and white gloves
- March 16, 2008 at 10:14 AM
- Mitzi said...
I just passed on a handful of vintage hats at a sale this weekend, they were kind of squished. I don't know much about old hats, I wouldn't even begin to know what keywords and such to use to describe them... Very cool though!
- March 16, 2008 at 10:52 AM
- Annette said...
Aw, come on Heidi, you'd look terrific in the pink one! Love T
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Illegal use of credit cards, 201 8th St.
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Miscellaneous incidents, 37th and Kenwood
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Stolen vehicle/joy riding, 1048 Ruby Ln.
Warrant service, 201 8th St.
Vehicle in ditch, IH-10 E.
Public intoxication, 1212 10th St.
Warrant service, 201 8th St.
Warrant service, 1050 16th St.
Criminal trespass, 1809 16th St.
Evading detention, 1213 Wrenway St.
Assist public, 1521 37th St.
Warrant service, 900 Burton Ave.
Public intoxication, 1311 Green Ave.
Arson/endangered life, 509 Burton Ave.
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On both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, we are solemnly reflecting on the one-year observance of a terrible tragedy. On July 6, 2013, 47 people were killed when a train hauling crude oil derailed and exploded in Lac-Mégantic, Que.
Investigators have pored over the accident scene — one of the largest in Canadian history — in an effort to determine exactly what happened. While freight rail companies in our countries have excellent overall safety records, this horrific event, however anomalous, has brought about a re-dedication to safety.
As senior representatives, respectively, of the Canadian and U.S. freight rail industries, our mission is to work so that nothing like the tragic accident in Lac-Mégantic ever happens again.
We want to underscore our mission in the clearest language possible: Canadian and U.S. railways are fully committed to safely and securely delivering dangerous goods — including crude oil — by rail. Crude oil has been safely delivered by rail for many years, but since the Lac-Mégantic incident, freight rail companies on both sides of the border have recommitted themselves to reducing the risks associated with moving this energy commodity.
Since last summer, the freight rail industries on both sides of the border have focused on several broad areas for improving the safety of crude oil transportation in particular:
First, in light of increased crude oil shipments, we conducted a top-to-bottom review and voluntarily updated several key operating practices.
Second, from train speeds to track and equipment inspections, railways have raised their own standards for movements of oil by rail — standards that are well beyond federal requirements.
Third, railways have stepped up their communication and collaboration with communities through which they operate, to address concerns and reinforce preparedness. In Canada, whenever possible, alternative routes for dangerous goods transportation are selected.
Fourth, railways continue to devote enormous resources and effort to preventing and preparing for emergency situations all along their lines.
Fifth, railways actively work with local and regional emergency response officials so that those who need to know what is moving through their area are informed and prepared to respond to an emergency situation.
In addition to these steps aimed at increasing safety, Canadian and U.S. freight railways have worked collaboratively with their respective governments to operate under updated standards related to moving crude oil by rail.
Ensuring sufficient safety training for responders along crude oil routes is even more important. The freight rail industries are providing training to thousands of local first responders, assisting communities in developing emergency response plans and positioning emergency response resources at strategic locations along oil routes.
We believe that our governments should raise federal tank car standards so that crude oil and other flammable liquids are moving in the safest cars possible, based on the makeup of the product being moved. We also believe the existing tank car fleet should be upgraded with retrofits, or aggressively phased out — as the Canadian government recently moved to do.
Railways are moving what North America's economy needs them to move — as safely, securely and efficiently as possible. And because of major investments in network infrastructure, railways can meet growing demand for domestically produced crude oil.
But safety is, and forever will be, front and centre.
Michael Bourque is president and CEO of the Railway Association of Canada. Ed Hamberger is president and CEO of the Association of American Railroads.
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Welcome to my thoughts concerning my daily devotions. I hope something that I receive from the Word may, in turn, be somewhat of a blessing to you also. May the Lord bless you this and every day as you love and serve Him.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
I Will Draw All Men
Mat 9:9 And as Jesus passed forth from thence, he saw a man, named Matthew, sitting at the receipt of custom: and he saith unto him, Follow me. And he arose, and followed him. 10 And it came to pass, as Jesus sat at meat in the house, behold, many publicans and sinners came and sat down with him and his disciples. 11 And when the Pharisees saw it, they said unto his disciples, Why eateth your Master with publicans and sinners? 12 But when Jesus heard that, he said unto them, They that be whole need not a physician, but they that are sick. 13 But go ye and learn what that meaneth, I will have mercy, and not sacrifice: for I am not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.
The sheer magnetism of this Stranger of Galilee was unparalleled.
Imagine a tax collector hearing the call of the Master to come and "follow me" immediately leaving his world behind to go after Jesus. And Matthew drew others with him. Soon several more tax collectors were surrounding Him at supper. He had the whole local IRS office accompanying Him for dinner.
People liked Jesus and were drawn to Him like no other. He was a breath of fresh air. His message was encouraging, He offered hope and help. His was not a teaching of Do's and Don'ts, but of How's and Why's. He not only named the sins, as did the His counterparts, but He brought the solution. His teachings were given with love and a smile, rather than scorn and a frown. He spoke with authority. He made the Scriptures make sense and come alive with real application. His Spirit gave life.
The local ministerial association were miffed. They had targeted this crowd for shunning. Never had they thought to try to bring them to God. Yet, here they were, sinners becoming whole by the hand of the Great Physician.
They pestered the brand new disciples as to Jesus' ministerial tactics. "Why does He eat with sinners?" The future apostles hadn't learned yet how to deal with the whited sepulchers so Jesus put them in their place, the first of many times He would do so.
Later, Jesus would tell Nicodemus, one of these very same Pharisees, that if He, the Son of Man would be lifted up all men would be drawn to Him. I hope you are as compelled to be drawn to the Savior as I am.
I wonder, how could anyone say no to this wonderful Savior?
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