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And the shopping sprees continue! Facebook (news, site) recently bought an under-the-radar company called Octazen Solutions—its first purchase since acquiring FriendFeed seven months ago.
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The team behind the second most popular website in the U.S. is referring to the purchase as a "small talent acquisition." Said the Facebook team: "We've admired the engineering team's efforts for some time now and this is part of our ongoing effort to add experienced, accomplished technical talent."
It's worth mentioning that Facebook's purchase of FriendFeed was also described as an addition of talent, but the conditions this time are different. While FriendFeed continues to operate separately from Facebook a whole seven months after being acquired, Octazen is already closing its doors. Once an importing solution for webmail contacts, the company's site now states the following:
…effective immediately, Octazen will no longer accept new service contracts or renew existing service contracts, and will enter a transition period to wind down operations. During this transition period, Octazen will continue to honor existing service contracts and will remain your point-of-contact. We wanted to inform you as soon as possible to ensure you have adequate time to select another service provider without disruption to your business. We will do our best to work with you to ensure a smooth transition.
What is Facebook Up To?
These days it's silly to take acquisitions lightly, especially when it comes to the shopping habits of giants like Facebook or Google (who, incidentally, just picked up social search engine Aardvark and a mobile text-search tool called reMail).
Interestingly, Octazen's raison d'etre was similar to what Google Buzz got maimed for: Importing social network users' contacts from e-mail services into their social networks, except without all the messy privacy issues of course.
Users can already find new Facebook buddies via major services like AIM and Gmail, but with Octazen's added capabilities Facebook may be able to determine user relationships on other social networks and e-mail services around the Web.
Could this acquisition be an answer to Google Buzz and the Google consolidation phenomenon? We're willing to bet so, at least in part.


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I like that second one on the top. All of them are so pretty!
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Sonia Le Gouriellec, Libération - Affaiblis en Somalie, les shebab ont porté la terreur au Kenya : « Les shebab ont perdu le contrôle de Mogadiscio, la capitale de la Somalie, en 2011, ainsi que celui de plusieurs villes importantes du sud du pays face aux troupes de la force africaine (Amisom) et des forces armées kényanes. Par ailleurs, ils sont victimes d'incessantes querelles internes. Leur affaiblissement est réel. Alors que le jihad local s'essouffle, ils ont sans doute trouvé un autre moyen d'action en portant la terreur dans un pays voisin. Mais soyons prudents: ce n'est pas la première fois qu'on les dit durablement affaiblis et qu'ils redressent la tête. [...] On peut être inquiet pour la communauté somalie au Kenya, de confession musulmane dans un pays majoritairement chrétien. Elle a toujours été mal intégrée. Les Somalis sont traditionnellement mal vus au Kenya. Beaucoup les surnomment «les Bandits», c'est dire... L'opération terroriste va sans nul doute alimenter des tensions intercommunautaires. »
Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchen, Foreign Affairs - Jihad Comes to Kenya : « Kenya, which is dominated by a large Christian majority, has a history of religious tolerance, and its Muslim population is no exception. [...] But tensions between the Christian majority and the Muslim minority are building. There are many reasons for this, but they include the growth of confrontational Salafi groups and the economic and political marginalization of Muslims. Those problems have been exacerbated by attacks on churches that are specifically designed to provoke communal anxiety.[...] Not all of those who left Somalia to return home have rejected al Shabaab. In fact, many fighters are being pushed out of Somalia into Kenya as al-Shabaab loses control of its territories there to AMISOM. They are bringing with them their guns, grenades, and ideas. In July 2012, Kenyan police issued a number of warnings about individuals who they believe have returned to Kenya under instructions from Ali to carry out attacks on civilian and military targets. It is likely, therefore, that in the coming months Kenyans will suffer more homegrown violence. »
Mwaura Samora, World Policy - Kenya and the Somali Question : « Al-Shabab and its supporters have been carrying out attacks in Eastleigh and other parts of Kenya in retaliation for the country's invasion of Somalia. In a recent report, the group warned it may even shift its tactics to target high rise buildings in central Nairobi. The new security threat cannot be fought with the methods used to solve routine street crimes since its perpetrators are not common criminals but religious fanatics. Kenyan authorities need to retrain internal security agents to gather intelligence among Somalis without making them feel intimidated or estranged. The local Somali population needs to be recruited as informers and spies since they are the only ones who can identify al-Shabab elements in their midst. The system of localizing intelligence gathering is bound to be more effective than the indiscriminate large-scale police sweeps that net innocent people and sow seeds of hostility between the security forces and local Somali. »
Magnus Taylor, African Arguments - Westgate attack demonstrates Kenya's continuing 'Somalia problem' : « That such a violent and abhorrent act should take place in Westgate was no accident – it was carefully chosen by people who knew how they could have the greatest impact on Kenya and get the most coverage internationally: strike where the rich and the foreign hang out. This is a place that symbolises the country's confident new wealth : The growing economy, the two-fingers-to-the-west election of ICC-indicted Uhuru Kenyatta, the evident, but incomplete, 'Africa rising' narrative. But it also demonstrates the extent of the Somalia-shaped problem Kenya has on its doorstep. [...] Kenya has a genuine security problem with Somalia which is unlikely to be addressed by the withdrawal of Kenyan forces from the country. Hallake, again, describes the Westgate attack as being "a case of a systemic intelligence failure which is a function of intelligence aligning itself with politics rather than being a professional outfit… the case for an enhanced and deepened security sector reform has never been this urgent." Stig Hansen says that Kenya is "not even close" to disrupting Shabaab's capacity to carry out sophisticated attacks of this nature. To fight this threat Kenya is going to need more international support with its intelligence and counter-terrorism strategy. This is something western countries are well-qualified and capable of providing. No one wants East Africa's most important city to descend further into fear and paranoia given its key role as a regional hub for business, diplomacy and the development sector. Kenya should also avoid a knee-jerk crackdown on its Somali population, something that has the potential to stimulate yet further violence, which is no doubt what the attackers intended. »
Ken Menkhau, Thinkprogress.org - What The Deadly Attack On A Kenya Mall Was Really About : « Yet for six years, the jihadi group opted only for a series of relatively small-scale attacks in Kenya, most of which appear to have been free-lance actions inspired by, rather than directly launched by, Shabaab. What was constraining Shabaab, even at the height of its power and popularity in Somalia in 2007-08, from taking the war to Kenya? The answer, we surmised, was that Shabaab did not want to disrupt the interests of hundreds of thousands of Somalis living and investing in Kenya. Since the collapse of the Somali state in 1991, over a million Somalis have fled to and through Kenya, and many now have extensive business and real estate investments there. [...] Many of us also warned that Shabaab's reluctance to attack soft targets in Kenya (or elsewhere, including in the US) was contingent on the group's continued success in Somalia. Were the group to weaken and fragment, it would be more likely to consider high-risk terrorism abroad. Paradoxically, a weakened Shabaab is a greater threat outside Somalia than a stronger Shabaab. And make no mistake – Shabaab is weakened. It is still one of the strongest armed groups in south-central Somalia, and still capable of daily assassinations and terrorist attacks in Mogadishu, but it is in a state of serious decline. »


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Though it sounds like something out of a sci-fi flick, Defense Tech is reporting that China has successfully tested an anti-satellite weapon. They conducted the test by demolishing an old Chinese weather satellite over 500 miles above the earth. What does this mean for us? Well, unless we can get a real-life Jack Bauer over there this means China can take out our DirecTV and Dish network satellites! Oh Noes!
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so, finally updated my blog! So here's a little update of what I've been up to since I graduated:
*Looking for studio space:
After looking round at studios in London, I realised that I don't really want to have to commute just to do a bit of clay work.. AND it seems all the ceramic ones have been snapped up anyway :(
I found a good space in Southend, called CoExist but unfortunately all the spaces have been taken, even though they have only just opened. But I've been put on the waiting list, so fingers crossed. As good as it is, I don't want to be working from home forever!
*Working at Hazles Pottery Barn
Because of the success at Sotheby's I sold some of my favourite pieces, so having half made (bisque fired) some cylinders at uni before I left I wanted to re-make a couple.
Luckily I was reccommended Barleylands Craft Village in Billericay which is the home to Hazle's Pottery Barn.
They were lovely there, and I would highly reccommend going there for the day if you're interested in having a go at pottery!
"Earlham Grove 2nd Edition" (Glaze, Decals, Lustre-d @ Hazles Pottery Barn)


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Article by: SPfreaks
Article by Arthur van Pelt
In the years 1995-2000, when lots of collectors of Smashing Pumpkins memorabilia showed major interest in every (possible) release of this band, they couldn't help but spreading a rumour about a tape from 1989. This tape was supposed to be called "Eye" or "Eye (Demo)". Since then, lots of internet places reference this tape. Few examples: Wikipedia, SPFC, Music Babylon, Discografie.org and Netphoria. And most probably dozens more. Collectors and fans, trying to be helpful, spread this info even further, a rather recent example here.
But… The funny thing is, nobody has ever seen this tape, that was supposed to be sold at early gigs of the Smashing Pumpkins. It was very common for the Smashing Pumpkins to sell tapes at that time, around 1988 & 1989. We all know about the cassettes called Nothing Ever Changes, The Smashing Pumpkins & Moon, highly appreciated gems in only a few collections, as the numbers of these tapes that survived the times, are very low. But at least they exist!
To clear all confusion about the Eye (Demo) tape: it does NOT exist.
There is not any Smashing Pumpkins Eye (Demo) tape to be found, so we advice collectors to stop searching in vain, and also they should not believe the information about the Eye (Demo) tape on other websites.
Now how come so many collectors have been looking and asking around for this tape? It's very understandable. It's a combination of wishful thinking of collectors and researchers, happy with a new find, and confusion about tracks from another tape that were found on a bootleg CD. Unfortunately we cannot recall which bootleg CD this was, it could be The Singles + More or 1989 or another bootleg CD with tracks from one of the genuine tapes, with an eye-like symbol on it. In fact that could be either The Smashing Pumpkins tape, the Moon tape or maybe even the 5 Song Sampler tape (aka Gish Basement Tape I). Those tapes all have a symbol in the artwork, that could be mistaken for an eye. The conversation, in which this rumour started, probably went somewhat like this:
X: Bootleg CD, with old songs from 1989!
Y: Really? New ones?
X: Yeah maybe, or from that cassette with an eye on front, you know…
Y: Eye? Must be a demo tape right?
X: Yes, a demo tape!
And from here the rumour start spreading… and spreading… and spreading… Till it reached all the websites above, and now everybody believes this Eye (Demo) tape exists. But really guys, it doesn't.
If you don't believe us, who else but Billy Corgan can give the final answer to this question? So he was asked about the existence of the Eye (Demo) tape in 2000 already, backstage at the 2000/10/19 Bercy, Paris show. A little group of European fans gathered there to have a little chat with Billy Corgan, Jimmy Chamberlin and Mike Garson (at that times touring member of the Smashing Pumpkins on keyboards). When Billy Corgan was asked about the Eye (Demo) tape, he clearly said: "It doesn't exist".
So, Eye (Demo) tape: myth. Busted.


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my parent's just left last night and we are all feeling a little blue around here. i always have such a hard time when they leave. this visit was especially fun because of the stage that sam is in right now. that little boy has grandma and grandpa wrapped around his chubby little finger.
he was loving playing games with grandpa and grandpa and wanted to be held/crawl all over them 24/7.
we had so much fun having them around all week.
and i got to sleep in every. single day.
i woke up at eight and sam was fed, bathed and ready for the day all before i was awake.
it was glorious.
while my parents were here were made a visit to the idaho falls zoo (which was surprisingly bigger than i thought it would be). ben got this day off so it was especially nice having my mom and dad AND ben all to ourselves for the day.
after the zoo we headed to five guys and picked up some cupcakes from the cocoa bean to take home (naturally).
we also took mom and dad into rexburg for some snow cones and to take sam to the park but of course sam conked out after snow cones so we had to scratch the park. but the weather was perfect so we just took our time and enjoyed out snow cones outside for a while.
(this picture seriously kills me. he was CLEARLY loving this.)
a while back i inherited my mom's old sewing machine when she upgraded to a new one. i have been wanting to learn how to sew for a while now but just haven't found the time. while she was here we took my sewing machine into a sewing store and my mom had them give it a tune up so she could start teaching me how to sew. she spent so much of her time here teaching me how to sew and i am SO grateful. seriously though, i think my mind was in sewing overdrive. the first night they were here i seriously could not sleep because i was having dreams about bobbins and pressure feet. she was so patient with my while i was learning and we spent lots of time perfecting the perfect bow tie pattern. i now have our guest bedroom set up as a sewing room. i can't wait:)
while they were here we also ate lots of yummy food, enjoyed many trips to target, and loved going into idaho falls with sammy boy to visit dad in his new office.
i love my parent's more than anything and sam loves them even more than that. i hate that he doesn't have anyone to entertain him in the backseat now:(
we had so much fun with them and can't wait till the whole family is back in september for sam's first birthday!
i'm already planning his party.


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Tobit - Chapter 1
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1 The tale of Tobit son of Tobiel, son of Ananiel, son of Aduel, son of Gabael, of the lineage of Asiel and tribe of Naphtali.
2 In the days of Shalmaneser king of Assyria, he was exiled from Thisbe, which is south of Kedesh-Naphtali in Upper Galilee, above Hazor, some distance to the west, north of Shephat.
3 I, Tobit, have walked in paths of truth and in good works all the days of my life. I have given much in alms to my brothers and fellow country-folk, exiled like me to Nineveh in the country of Assyria.
4 In my young days, when I was still at home in the land of Israel, the whole tribe of Naphtali my ancestor broke away from the House of David and from Jerusalem, though this was the city chosen out of all the tribes of Israel for their sacrifices; here, the Temple-- God's dwelling-place-- had been built and hollowed for all generations to come.
5 All my brothers and the House of Naphtali sacrificed on every hill-top in Galilee to the calf that Jeroboam king of Israel had made at Dan.
6 Often I was quite alone in making the pilgrimage to Jerusalem, fulfilling the Law that binds all Israel perpetually. I would hurry to Jerusalem with the first yield of fruits and beasts, the tithe of cattle and the sheep's first shearings.
7 I would give these to the priests, the sons of Aaron, for the altar. To the Levites ministering at Jerusalem I would give my tithe of wine and corn, olives, pomegranates and other fruits. Six years in succession I took the second tithe in money and went and paid it annually at Jerusalem.
8 I gave the third to orphans and widows and to the strangers who live among the Israelites; I brought it them as a gift every three years. When we ate, we obeyed both the ordinances of the law of Moses and the exhortations of Deborah the mother of our ancestor Ananiel; for my father had dies and left me an orphan.
9 When I came to man's estate, I married a woman from our kinsfolk whose name was Anna; she bore me a son whom I called Tobias.
10 When the banishment into Assyria came, I was taken away and went to Nineveh. All my brothers and the people of my race ate the food of the heathen,
11 but for my part I was careful not to eat the food of the heathen.
12 And because I had kept faith with my God with my whole heart,
13 the Most High granted me the favour of Shalmaneser, and I became the king's purveyor.
14 Until his death I used to travel to Media, where I transacted business on his behalf, and I deposited sacks of silver worth ten talents with Gabael the brother of Gabrias at Rhages in Media.
15 On the death of Shalmaneser his son Sennacherib succeeded; the roads into Media were barred, and I could no longer go there.
16 In the days of Shalmaneser I had often given alms to the people of my race;
17 I gave my bread to the hungry and clothes to those who lacked them; and I buried, when I saw them, the bodies of my country-folk thrown over the walls of Nineveh.
18 I also buried those who were killed by Sennacherib. When Sennacherib was beating a disorderly retreat from Judaea after the King of heaven had punished his blasphemies, he killed a great number of Israelites in his rage. So I stole their bodies to bury them; Sennacherib looked for them and could not find them.
19 A Ninevite went and told the king it was I who had buried them secretly. When I knew that the king had been told about me and saw myself being hunted by men who would put me to death, I was afraid and fled.
20 All my goods were seized; they were all confiscated by the treasury; nothing was left me but my wife Anna and my son Tobias.
21 Less than forty days after this, the king was murdered by his two sons, who then fled to the mountains of Ararat. His son Esarhaddon succeeded. Ahikar the son of my brother Anael, was appointed chancellor of the exchequer for the kingdom and given the main ordering of affairs.
22 Ahikar then interceded for me and I was allowed to return to Nineveh, since Ahikar had been chief cupbearer, keeper of the signet, administrator and treasurer under Sennacherib king of Assyria, and Esarhaddon had kept him in office. He was a relation of mine; he was my nephew.
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|Portrait of man with a red jumper and hat, Lucien Freud
Anyone remember that Doonesbury book, In Search of Reagan's Brain? It was what the zeitgeist of the early 80s demanded. We all sensed that there was something missing in El Presidente. The book was a grand, satiric tour de force which brought the issue everyone was quietly grappling with-- is this guy for real?-- out into the open. Reagan's intellectual emptiness suddenly gave us a convenient excuse to cope with the drastic changes his cronies were pushing through Congress. "Hey, this slashing of the social budgets/razing of environmental regulations/sacking of an entire industry/selling arms to the Iranians to fund the contras, is terrible, but hey, the poor guy doesn't have a brain! Cut him some slack!"
Gives me shivers just to recall those days! Brrrrr.
Tonight's post is sort of related to that book. Like Doonesbury who led us deep into the empty caverns of the President's skull, tonight, the Washerman's Dog takes us on a haphazard romp through the inside of a man's head. It ain't necessarily pretty and can, as oft's been suggested, be pretty shallow. Sure its self-pitying and sex obsessed but there are some weak shoots of pride and mature emotion too. Scary but essential to understanding how half the population functions.
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01 Woman Hungry [Porter Wagnoner]
02 Pasties and a G-string (At the 2 O'clock Club [Tom Waits]
03 Better Off Without A Wife [Tom Waits]
04 I Take a Lot of Pride in What I Am [Merle Haggard]
05 Mannish Boy [Muddy Waters]
06 Loneliness Is Eating Me Alive [Merle Haggard]
07 A Man Of Many Words [Buddy Guy and Junior Wells]
08 Good Man Gone Bad [B.B. King]
09 she loves the jerk[John Hiatt]
10 Stood Up [John Hiatt]
11 Friday is My Day [Z.Z. Hill]
12 Walk Like A Man [Bruce Springsteen]
13 Lovinest Man [Delbert McClinton]
14 How Long Can I Keep It Up [Aretha Franklin]
15 My Mellow Man [Dinah Washington]
16 Roamin' Special [Champion Jack Dupree]
17 Man in Need [Richard Thompson]
18 All The Soft Places To Fall [Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard]
19 Mr. Fool [George Jones]
20 Poor Poor Pitiful Me [Warren Zevon]
21 Mr. Stupid [Richard Thompson]
22 Uninhabited Man [Richard Thompson]
23 A Good Man Like Me [Del McCoury]
24 Man Out Of Time [Elvis Costello]
25 I Ain't Broke But I'm Badly Bent [David Grisman]
26 Get a Little, Give a Little [Z.Z. Hill]
27 Rednecks, White Socks And Blue Ribbon Beer [Johnny Russell]
28 It's a Man's Man's World [Renee Geyer]


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The recent popularity in the deer being featured in home décor, has fuelled my passion for deer cross stitches and deer ornaments (which are currently packed away in the Christmas decoration boxes so I can't show you).
I would love to own a pet deer but I have been told they are as destructive in the garden as wallabies (aka small kangaroos). I witness nightly the ability of animal teeth to wreck foliage in a garden in 2 minutes flat so I will stick with the cross stitched kind.
Last night I started a delightful little deer out of the cutest of books A Rainbow of Stitches written by a team of French stitchers. I have only stitched the head onto the linen. Expect more later in the week. I will make it into a book mark to gift myself.
I am in a SAL with girlfriends stitching from the alphabet series by The Prairie Schooler. This design is L for Leaves. You can see my previous post here. I am pleased to have made some obvious progress as I am only stitching on it once every 3 weeks. The colours are so autumn and rich.
Thank you for walking in my little plot of cybergarden...
Jan x
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
I really love deer cross stitches...
5 comments:
- Mii Stitch said...
Jan these little deers designs are adorable! They will look great when finished :)
- May 15, 2013 at 10:42 PM
- cucki said...
Aww so cute....looking super sweet..
Hugs x
- May 16, 2013 at 1:15 AM
- Sarah in Stitches said...
Beautiful deer! :D
- May 16, 2013 at 4:35 AM
- Karoline said...
Your deer is lovely
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Dear little deer!
We have a muntjac that visits our garden regularly. They live wild down in the marshes but come to eat my bushes. They love tulips but not wallflowers!
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The TRACE project aims to support local and regional administrations in the South East Europe to the significant role they have in developing, upholding and advancing policies and mechanisms for improving the energy efficiency in buildings.
Making buildings of public and private sector 20% more energy efficient by 2020 is among the main targets of the European Union according to Europe 2020 energy strategy and the EPBD Recast (Directive 2010/31/EU). That target can only be accomplished with the local and regional authorities acting not in isolation but as partners.
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Materials for Basic Box Car:
- cardboard box (mine was 14.25" x 9.25" x 5.25")
- pencil
- scissors (or box cutting tool)
- tape (I used both clear packaging tape and masking tape)
- acrylic paint (red, white, yellow, orange, turquoise)
- black Sharpie marker
- ruler
- Mod Podge
- clip art/printouts of decals, tires, etc.
- newspaper to protect work surface
- paint brushes (foam works well for Mod Podge and large areas to be painted)
- Styrofoam tray/s to hold paint/Mod Podge (plates or bowls also work)
- red curling ribbon
- clear tape
- pinata fillers (I used Cars themed toys and crayons and candy from Dollar Tree.)
- Flatten your box. Draw the basic shape on one of the long sides of the box. There are two sections you will cut out: the front (hood and going up the windshield) and the back end (with slant going up for the tail fin). Do NOT cut the front end of the car (short box side), top of car (which meets up with another long side), or the back of the car (other short side).
|{After cutting out sections from both sides of car}
2. Flip the box over and using a pencil, trace around the areas you have cut out to make the car shape. Repeat cut-out process from step 1.
3. Once the top of your box car shape is formed and secure, cut a "trap door" into the bottom of the box. I just used the inside edge of one of the flap and then cut 3 sides to form a square shaped flap. Glue or tape one piece of curling ribbon to the trap door. Do NOT tape the bottom together yet.
|{Close-up of "trap door"}
4. This next step is harder to explain. I folded, shaped (bending a bit at times when necessary), and taped as I went along starting with the tail fin, then the first side, the second side, the top center (where I had to overlap the box flaps somewhat to get them to fit for some reason) to form a 3-D car that looks like the diagram. Note: There was one section that didn't fit together (from where I had cut pieces out) so I had to cut a strip from the extra part of the box, tuck it under the rest of the box, and tape that into place.
|{Starting the process of taping the box car together}
|{Close-up of tail fin as it was taped together}
|{Front view after being taped}
|{Race car box all formed and taped!}
- Paint the paint with red acrylic paint, leaving the area for the eyes blank. Allow paint to dry and apply additional coats as needed. (It took about 3-4 coats to get good coverage over some of the writing on the box.)
2. Once the base coat of paint is dry. Work on the facial details. I used a pencil to draw the eyes and eyelids freehand. Then I traced a bottle cap twice for the eyeballs, after which I traced a button twice to make the pupils. I used white acrylic paint and turquoise acrylic paint to fill in the eyes. Once it was dry, I outlined them and filled in the pupils with black Sharpie marker. I added touches of white paint to the pupils and moved on to the mouth. Again, I drew it freehand with a pencil. I filled in with white paint for the "teeth" and once the paint was dry, outlined and filled in the rest with black Sharpie. The headlights I drew freehand, then I painted the side parts with yellow acrylic paint and the front with white acrylic paint. After that dried, I outlined with black Sharpie. The final detail (other than touching up paint as needed) was to draw the hood outline with the black Sharpie. Once this was all done, I felt like it really had the personality of Lightning McQueen and the rest was just details.
3. For Lightning McQueen's tail end, I drew the tail lights and filled them in with orange and white acrylic paints, and then used the black Sharpie for outline work once the paint dried. To make the design on the back I used a pencil and a ruler. The line in the center is about 3 1/2", the ones on either side of it are about 3 1/4", and the outside ones are about 3". They are staggered in a sort of "V" formation. I drew over them 2-3 times to make them thicker and made triangular shapes on the tops and bottoms to give it more definition.
image and cut them out. Here is the Rust-eze logo I used for the hood. This is the Rust-eze logo for the tail fin. (It requires a little bit more intricate cutting out.) I used a this number 95 for the top of Lightning McQueen after enlarging it. I enlarged this this lightning bolt for one side of the car, printed it, and cut it out. For the other side of the car, I didn't want it to be backward, so I flipped it in Microsoft Word and printed it out. I knew the 95 would be backward, so I printed off another plain number 95 and cut it out. I had to cut out some of the extra yellow and orange background from the lightning bolt and paste it all together to make it look like the lightning bolt logo (not perfectly but close enough. I used Mod Podge to adhere all of these printouts and then applied extra Mod Podge over top of them all to ensure a good protective seal.
|{Top view}
{Decorating is done, and it just needs to be made into a pinata.}
5. Punch holes on either side to allow a string for hanging. (Don't make the mistake I made of trying to do this after filling your pinata.) To make holes, I decided on placement and then pushed a push pin through, following that with a pencil to make the holes wider. Then I knotted one end of a length of curling ribbon, reached inside the box, threaded it through making sure that the knot caught on the inside, brought the ribbon around the outside, threaded it through the other hole, and then knotted it off on the inside of that hole.
6. Now add your extra strings for the pinata. (These are not actually attached; only the one string from before is actually attached to the trap door, so only that one string can pull it open.) Make sure you have at least one or two strings per child (I think I made about 20) and cut them around 18-24 inches. Bundle several strings together and slip them into the box along the edge of the trap door so that an inch or so will be held inside -- just enough to keep them in place. I had to do this three or four times to get them all of my ribbon lengths in. Then, carefully close the trap door to make sure that all of the ribbons are inside.
7. Fill the pinata and then seal the trap door well enough to hold the treats, but not so well that it won't get pulled open. I used clear packaging tape for this. You are now ready to hang the pinata and have some fun. (Brett hung this one from our swing set.)
Here is the pinata after it was opened. Everything went really fast, and I didn't get too many pictures. At least it was nice to know that after spending approximately 3 hours on this project, it wasn't going to get smashed with a bat. Logan loved his pinata, and now he has something that can "live" in his bedroom and remind him of his fun Cars party.


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You didn't think a blog called Disciples of Uecker would pass up this story, did you?
The Brewers announced Wednesday that Bob Uecker will be the fourth individual honored with a statue outside of Miller Park, joining Robin Yount, Hank Aaron and Bud Selig. Unlike the Selig addition, which drew a fair amount of criticism from those outside Milwaukee, this move seems to be almost universally praised.
The "juuuust a bit outside Miller Park's gates" joke was a little too easy to make when the announcement came, but this one was my personal favorite:
@AdamMcCalvy "This statue brought to you by…christ, I can't find it. The hell with it!"
— Tex Western (@TexWestern) March 21, 2012
If I wasn't busy at work at the time, I probably would've gone with "That's all he got? One —damn statue?" but that's just me.
Of course, Uecker had some classic lines of his own at the presser. On why he didn't get a statue sooner:
"I didn't have enough for the down payment."
And on how he'll be depicted:
"I have posed for the statue … Kind of a Schwarzenegger-type thing. Beefcake. Speedos. Pretty buffed. It's really enhanced. I've seen pictures of the finished product, and, yes, I'm very pleased as a matter of a fact. It's drawing a lot of attention. More than that swimsuit issue."
In reality, Uecker will be striking a casual pose, with no microphone in sight. It sounds like it could be similar to Selig's statue, who was depicted with one hand in his pocket and another gripping a baseball. Much like Selig's unveiling, one would guess the guest list for Uecker's ceremony will be full of Milwaukee's best and brightest baseball names.
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Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut (FLI)
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17493 Greifswald – Insel Riems
Laboratories involved:
- Institute of Novel and Emerging Infectious Diseases
- Institute of Diagnostic Virology
- Institute of Infectiology
Research topics
- TSEs
- Vector borne diseases
- Other emerging viral diseases of animals, including fish
Contact person
Prof. Martin H. Groschup
Head of the Institute of Novel and Emerging Infectious Diseases
Activities and services
In most cases, the FLI service will be to provide other research institutes with cell culture systems, defined virus strains, tissue samples from naturally or infected animals, etc. This will help other institutes to perform their work under optimised conditions. If another institute does not hold the capacity to do certain work (i.e. lack of laboratory facilities under the required biosafety level), there may be a possibility to perform part of the work at the FLI.
There will also be the possibility for training visits from other institutes.
After the new facilities are in place (see "Description of the access to provide"), there will be sufficient capacity to offer laboratory as well as experimental animal facilities under all biosafety levels to perform experiments for or in collaboration with other institutes.
Description of the access to provide
The Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut (FLI) Insel Riems is known as the world's first virus research institute which was founded in 1910 by the microbiologist Friedrich Loeffler, who was a pupil of Robert Koch in Berlin. The institute where the first steps in virology were taken has developed into one of the world's leading virus research institutes, with its main focus on animal health. To accomplish its duties, the institute is equipped with modern state-of-the-art technology, such as sequence analysis (including a Roche genome sequencer), electron microscopy, confocal microscopy, besides the all the equipment that is essential for all tasks of molecular biology (such as Real-time PCR, protein and nucleic acid sequencing, MALDI/TOFF).
In its actual role as an OIE collaborative centre, the FLI is in close contact with many other veterinary diagnostics and research institutes worldwide, historically there is a very good collaboration with institutions in Eastern Europe. This facilitates the approach to many isolates that are rare and/or important for research. The FLI holds more than 40 national reference laboratories and therefore provides expertise in the diagnostic work and in research activities for all present notifiable animal diseases. Moreover, a variety of so-called 'emerging diseases' are also worked on, such as West-Nile Virus, and Equine Encephalitis Virus. A special interest has been put on the vector borne diseases, such as Bluetongue disease and West-Nile Virus.
The FLI holds one of the largest cell culture collections worldwide. Its main tasks are the establishment, characterisation, collection and providing of cell lines needed in veterinary research and diagnostics. At present, the stock contains about 1.000 lines. It provides scientists of the "Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut" and other non-commercial research institutes in Germany and abroad with cell cultures. Delivery is performed after consultation by staff members. The collection contains cell lines of domestic animals like horse, cattle, pig, sheep, goat and poultry as well as other mammals, but also of other species (insects, fishes, reptiles, birds). The lines are checked regularly for contaminations (mycoplasms, bacteria, viruses [BVDV]) and for their correct identity.
The FLI currently holds animal facilities for biosafety levels L2-L4Vet (= L3+) that are however currently limited in capacity. During the next years, a new facility will be built including laboratories and animal facilities (large and small animals) from biosafety levels L2 – L4. This building process is planned to be finished 2010/2011. When the new buildings are in use, there will also be capacity to perform animal experiments for external users.
>> Services currently offered by the infrastructure
The cell culture collection has for many years been contacted very frequently by other research institutes worldwide. By this, many diagnostic and research institutes have received specialized cell culture systems that are essential for working with certain agents.
Since the national reference laboratories for almost all notifiable animal diseases are located at the FLI, this opens access to diagnostic and research material even of either rare or relatively new diseases (Bluetongue disease). This includes tissue samples from naturally or experimentally infected animals.
Furthermore, the FLI holds a virus collection (Riems Virus Collection; RVB), which is a centrally acting organisation in the Institute of Diagnostic Virology. Its task is to collect authentic virus strains which are important for veterinary medicine. Virus strains will be collected, conserved, and cultivated under defined conditions. All available data on the strains are documented. Virus strains and to a minor degree homologous immune sera are prepared and kept ready for other institutes of the Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut and other domestic and foreign institutions.
International reference strains and virus strains and isolates which function as "national" reference strains or which represent striking spatial or temporal disease progressions form the scope of the Riems Virus Collection. The focus is put on such strains which are not collected by relevant national reference laboratories. In particular, virus strains are incorporated into the virus collection data of which are known such as source, identity, and absence of contaminants (including mycoplasms and other viruses). If necessary, the RVB initiates an appropriate verification and eliminates contaminants as possible. In collaboration with the Riems Cell Culture Collection in Veterinary Medicine, it ascertains optimal cell culture systems for the in vitro cultivation of viruses. For this purpose good characterised diploid or permanent cell lines are preferred. Furthermore, the RVB has the ability to keep virus strains with transfer restrictions. The Riems Virus Collection actually holds more than 500 virus strains and isolates originating from cattle, swine, horse, dog, cat and fowl, but also from goat, sheep, giraffe, elephant and different fish species. Part of these virus strains are available e.g. for scientists and diagnosticians.
N° of access to provide :4
Number of participants accepted:
We suggest that not more than two (maximum three) users visit the FLI at a time, in order to provide an optimal efficiency of the visit.
Travel and subsistence costs
The Units costs for this access are 35.500 Euro for two months (equals 4375 Euro per week).
This covers the subsistence costs. Travel and accommodation will need to be added to that.
Conditions of participant involvement
After the end of each project the candidate will:
- Submit a short report
- Fill a questionnaire available on-line at: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/capacities/questionnaire_en.html
- The participant is entitled to publish the results of its work at the infrastructure in the open literature.All publications resulting from the project should acknowledge this EC-support by mentioning : "The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement n° 228394"
- Proprietary research (research where results are not generally available to the public or only made available under confidentiality arrangements) cannot be supported.
- Travel and subsistence expenses linked to the access will be reimbursed upon approval of the report. Reimbursements will be done according to administrative rules of each hosting organisation.
- For more information about transnational access conditions, see the ANNEX III to the Grant Agreement - Infrastructures
In addition, guests will only be able to book the facilities if nobody else has already booked the them. Once facilities are booked there will be a binding agreement.
Infrastructure ethical rules
All animal experiments performed at the FLI have to fulfil the European requirements as laid down in the EU council directive 86/609/EEC for the protection of animals used for experiments and other scientific purposes.
Recent publications
- The whole lists is available at: http://www.fli.bund.de/319.html
See also
- Infrastructure website: http://fli.bund.de


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text: A crisp and vivid performance of Bach's double and quadruple harpsichord concertos. I understand some people don't like Koopman's (extensive) use of ornamentation, but I am convinced this recording is one of the best interpretatition of those concertos. (The Erato version may be out of production, but a value-for-money version is available from Warner.)


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Socca de Nice Recipe
Provencal French cuisine
This traditional dish is very simple and easy to make, although some practice will no doubt be necessary to get it just right, and modern ovens and implements can replace the wood ovens and copper plaques of yesteryear.
Socca and Cade are Provençal pancakes that go back at least to 1860. Cade de Toulon, probably the most ancient, was made from corn flour and the Socca de Nice that evolved from it is made from chick-pea flour. The Marseilles version is today made with a mixture of flours, using only a small amount of chick-pea flour; in Marseilles this was called "tourta tota cada", meaning "tourte toute chaude", or nice hot tarts. It was mentioned in 1879 by Frédéric Mistral as "gâteau de farine de maïs qu'on vend par tranches à Marseille" (or in the vulgar tongue "corn-flour cake sold by the slice in Marseilles").
In that ancient time, there were cade/socca sellers at the marchés and at work sites where they provided the favorite morning meal of the workers. The cade/socca sellers used special wagons with built-in charcoal ovens to keep their wares hot while they announced them with the appropriate cries of "cada, cada, cada" or "socca, socca, socca caouda". Some of the ambulatory socca/cade sellers (or their descendents) are still to be found in the markets at Nice, Toulon and la Seyne-sur-Mer, where the slices are served in paper cones. In Nice, the Cave Ricord has been selling socca continuously for the past 80 years.
Socca is made on a large round (50-70 cm diameter) copper "pie tin" (plaque) and cooked in a very hot wood-fired oven for about six minutes, until the top is golden. The copper is important for spreading the heat evenly.
Serves: (Two 50-cm plaques)
300 g chick-pea flour [farine]
500 ml water
2 Tblsp olive oil [huile d'olive]
1 tsp salt
pepper [poivre]
1. Pre-heat the oven to 300°C (570°F)
2. Pour the cold water into a pot. Use a whisk to mix in the chick-pea flour, olive oil and salt, beating thoroughly to remove any lumps.
The trick is in the batter, which should be slightly more runny than typical crêpe batter (which is thin, like Swedish pancakes).
3. Lightly oil the plaque. Pour the batter through a conical collander onto the plaque, covering it evenly.
4. Slide the plaque into the pre-heated oven and cook until the top browns nicely, possibly even going black where the bubbles rise.
5. Remove, slice and serve hot, peppering to taste.
A friend recently told me that her grandmother made the socca so thin it had only one side.
|30 g = 1 oz = 2 Tbs
|180 g = 6 oz = 3/4 cup
|1 kg = 2.2 lbs
|1 lt = 1.06 qt
|60 g = 2 oz = 1/4 cup
|225 g = 8 oz = 1 cup
|0.45 kg = 1 lb
|0.95 lt = 1 qt
|115 g = 4 oz = 1/2 cup
|450 g = 16 oz = 1 pint


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I wanted to a make a simple fun card for the Bright colors challenge with Lydia challenge and made this card below-
The cute little giraffe is from the Welcome to family stamp set. The sentiment is from The big, the bold and you cutaways. The stars are from the Scenery: Bigger Bang Confetti stamp set.
I colored the images using Zig markers. The grass is made by blending distress inks.
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Abandoned on Carrizo Plain 33" h x 41" w 2011
Last spring my husband and I spent a day at Carrizo Plain National Monument, which is located west of Bakersfield, California. We discovered carpets of yellow and purple wildflowers and two old truck shells rusting in dignity together. Then I took a class from Katie Pasquini-Masopust to learn how to create an abstract composition from a photograph. Voila! This quilt along with my "Points of Light" and "Reserved for Tony Graffiti" will be displayed in a California Fiber Artists show at the Bakersfield Museum of Art from March 24 - May 31, 2011.
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Friday, 18 December 2015
I don't really feel like I've done enough baking this Christmas. How are you doing with your Christmas baking this year? Somehow, I still haven't made gingerbread, even though all the ingredients have been sitting ready in my cupboard since about December 1st. How has this not happened yet? I don't know. And is it really Christmas without gingerbread? I'm not sure about that either yet. But one thing I have gotten around to making are these orange and dark chocolate cookies. I love the combination of dark chocolate and orange. And while I was in the process of baking them, Graeme came home from work and tried one before I had added the dark chocolate drizzle, and excitedly exclaimed "these taste like Christmas!" So maybe gingerbread won't be necessary this year?
I also got a bunch of cookies out of just one batch, so it kinda feels like I've put in more of an effort than I actually have. And that's never a bad thing in a month as busy as December! I used a pretty small cookie cutter (a super cute Christmas tree one I got in my Haribo advent calendar last year!), so I ended up with about 120 cookies! But they're dangerously tasty, so there's certainly not that many left anymore.
300 g flour
200 g butter
100 g icing sugar
1/2 tsp ground cloves
1/2 tsp cinnamon
zest and juice of one orang
Dark chocolate drizzle:
100 g dark chocolate
50 g butter
Mix all the cookie recipe ingredients together and let the dough chill for an hour. Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 180 degrees celsius. Roll out the dough, stamp out the cookies, and bake for about 10 minutes until they just start to go brown. Take them out and let them cool.
For the drizzle, melt the chocolate and the butter, either in a bain marie or the microwave. Drizzle over the cookies, and leave it them out until the chocolate is set. Yummers.
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Saturday, April 21, 2007
Fantastic short: Spin
Monday, April 16, 2007
Hit job on Wolfowitz
The whole Wolfowitz fracas sounded totally fake to me from the beginning. The Journal also reports that it's bogus. Regardless of whatever he may have done in the Bush administration, he should be given a fair chance at the Bank. There is nothing wrong in what he's suggested: ideas like not giving freebies to corrupt countries are admirable and need to be given a fair chance.
The Wolfowitz Files
The World Bank released its files in the case of President Paul Wolfowitz's ethics on Friday, and what a revealing download it is. On the evidence in these 109 pages, it is clearer than ever that this flap is a political hit based on highly selective leaks to a willfully gullible press corps.
Mr. Wolfowitz asked the World Bank board to release the documents, after it became possible the 24 executive directors would adjourn early Friday morning without taking any action in the case. This would have allowed Mr. Wolfowitz's anonymous bank enemies to further spin their narrative that he had taken it upon himself to work out a sweetheart deal for his girlfriend and hide it from everyone.
The documents tell a very different story -- one that makes us wonder if some bank officials weren't trying to ambush Mr. Wolfowitz from the start. Bear with us as we report the details, because this is a case study in the lack of accountability at these international satrapies.
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The paper trail shows that Mr. Wolfowitz had asked to recuse himself from matters related to his girlfriend, a long time World Bank employee, before he signed his own employment contract. The bank's general counsel at the time, Roberto Danino, wrote in a May 27, 2005 letter to Mr. Wolfowitz's lawyers:
"First, I would like to acknowledge that Mr. Wolfowitz has disclosed to the Board, through you, that he has a pre-existing relationship with a Bank staff member, and that he proposes to resolve the conflict of interest in relation to Staff Rule 3.01, Paragraph 4.02 by recusing himself from all personnel matters and professional contact related to the staff member." (Our emphasis here and elsewhere.)
That would have settled the matter at any rational institution, given that his girlfriend, Shaha Riza, worked four reporting layers below the president in the bank hierarchy. But the bank board -- composed of representatives from donor nations -- decided to set up an ethics committee to investigate. And it was the ethics committee that concluded that Ms. Riza's job entailed a "de facto conflict of interest" that could only be resolved by her leaving the bank.
Ms. Riza was on a promotion list at the time, and so the bank's ethicists also proposed that she be compensated for this blow to her career. In a July 22, 2005 ethics committee discussion memo, Mr. Danino noted that "There would be two avenues here for promotion -- an 'in situ' promotion to Grade GH for the staff member" and promotion through competitive selection to another position." Or, as an alternative, "The Bank can also decide, as part of settlement of claims, to offer an ad hoc salary increase."
Five days later, on July 27, ethics committee chairman Ad Melkert formally advised Mr. Wolfowitz in a memo that "the potential disruption of the staff member's career prospect will be recognized by an in situ promotion on the basis of her qualifying record . . ." In the same memo, Mr. Melkert recommends "That the President, with the General Counsel, communicates this advice" to the vice president for human resources "so as to implement" it immediately.
And in an August 8 letter, Mr. Melkert advised that the president get this done pronto: "The EC [ethics committee] cannot interact directly with staff member situations, hence Xavier [Coll, the human resources vice president] should act upon your instruction." Only then did Mr. Wolfowitz instruct Mr. Coll on the details of Ms. Riza's new job and pay raise.
Needless to say, none of this context has appeared in the media smears suggesting that Mr. Wolfowitz pulled a fast one to pad the pay of Ms. Riza. Yet the record clearly shows he acted only after he had tried to recuse himself but then wasn't allowed to do so by the ethics committee. And he acted only after that same committee advised him to compensate Ms. Riza for the damage to her career from a "conflict of interest" that was no fault of her own.
Based on this paper trail, Mr. Wolfowitz's only real mistake was in assuming that everyone else was acting in good faith. Yet when some of these details leaked to the media, nearly everyone else at the bank dodged responsibility and let Mr. Wolfowitz twist in the wind. Mr. Melkert, a Dutch politician now at the U.N., seems to have played an especially cowardly role.
In an October 24, 2005 letter to Mr. Wolfowitz, he averred that "Because the outcome is consistent with the Committee's findings and advice above, the Committee concurs with your view that this matter can be treated as closed." A month later, on November 25, Mr. Melkert even sent Mr. Wolfowitz a personal, hand-written note saying, "I would like to thank you for the very open and constructive spirit of our discussions, knowing in particular the sensitivity to Shaha, who I hope will be happy in her new assignment."
And when anonymous World Bank staffers began to circulate emails making nasty allegations about Ms. Shaha's job transfer and pay in early 2006, Mr. Melkert dismissed them in a letter to Mr. Wolfowitz on February 28, 2006 because they "did not contain new information warranting any further review by the Committee." Yet amid the recent media smears, Mr. Melkert has minimized his own crucial role.
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All of this is so unfair that Mr. Wolfowitz could be forgiven for concluding that bank officials insisted he play a role in raising Ms. Riza's pay precisely so they could use it against him later. Even if that isn't true, it's clear that his enemies -- especially Europeans who want the bank presidency to go to one of their own -- are now using this to force him out of the bank. They especially dislike his anticorruption campaign, as do his opponents in the staff union and such elites of the global poverty industry as Nancy Birdsall of the Center for Global Development. They prefer the status quo that holds them accountable only for how much money they lend, not how much they actually help the poor.
Equally cynical has been the press corps, which slurred Mr. Wolfowitz with selective reporting and now says, in straight-faced solemnity, that the president must leave the bank because his "credibility" has been damaged. Paul Wolfowitz, meet the Duke lacrosse team.
The only way this fiasco could get any worse would be for Mr. Wolfowitz to resign in the teeth of so much dishonesty and cravenness. We're glad the Bush Administration isn't falling for this Euro-bureaucracy-media putsch. Mr. Wolfowitz has apologized for any mistakes he's made, though we're not sure why. He's the one who deserves an apology.
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My 8 month old son is in the 69th percentile for weight, he eats three meals of solids a day, and has some juice or water during the day. He seems to like snacking in the late afternoon (I think for comfort rather than hunger), and I am wondering how often is best to breastfeed him. He could still nurse every 3 hours during the day if I let him, and he does not nurse long before he is satisfied. Also, would you suggest that I breastfeed him before or after his solid meals? He used to sleep for 9 hours straight at night, and now he barely sleeps 6 hours before he is up and wanting to breastfeed, which makes me think that he does not get enough milk before bed.
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liquid lipsticks are everywhere right now and rightly so. the concept is perfect to me. easy to apply, matte and long lasting. sadly, germany is always the last country to jump on the band wagon or even stock any type of liquid lipstick so i wasn't quite lucky with getting my paws on some so far. now that i'm on holiday i was finally able to pick some up i wanted for ages. a drugstore option i had my eyes on for a while are the nyx lingerie liquid lipsticks. to me, they really are liquid lipsticks because they don't feel velvety and kinda creamy once they dry. they dry completely matte but i don't feel anything moving around my lips. they are very long lasting and stay put easily but after a meal you might want to apply them again. to me, any type of matte lipstick feels slightly dry after a long day but a bit of carmex and we are all good again. whilst wearing them, they weren't drying at all and i felt very comfortable wearing them. almost like i forgot that i even put lipstick on which is just great.
when i went to the nyx counter at matas, which is a danish drugstore, most colour were already sold out and only two very neutral shades were left for me to buy. the first one i got is quite a typical nude for me and it is 06 push-up. its a warm toned nude with orange undertones. a nude like this one will not make you look dead or pasty which happens quite easily to pale girls like me. the second one is a bit out of my comfort zone. its the very cool toned brown that has been on trend the past couple of months. i never branched out in that colour range but i can't wait to try it. its the colour 01 honeymoon. because it is a colour i have not really worn before i have to come up with a make up look i want to do with it and if you would be interested i would love to share it with you on my channel maybe.
have you ever tried the nyx lingerie lipsticks? let me know what you think and which colours you got. i would love to try more.


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Five British playwrights nominated for 2009 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize
Five British playwrights are in the running for the 2009 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize for female playwrights working in the English language.
Lucinda Coxon for Happy Now?, Chloe Moss for This Wide Night, Kaite O'Reilly for The Almond and the Seahorse, Amy Rosenthal for On the Rocks and Esther Wilson for Ten Tiny Toes are all in the running for the award, which is given annually to "recognise women from around the world who have written works of outstanding quality for the English-speaking theatre".
Other finalists include one Indian and four US writers. The judging panel features actresses Sigourney Weaver and Jenny Jules, playwrights Edward Albee, Peter Gill and Emily Mann and former National Theatre executive director Genista McIntosh.
The winner will be awarded $20,000 and will be announced on February 25.


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Residents and businesses on Telstra's copper and cable networks will be effectively pushed to the National Broadband Network (NBN) under the $11 billion Financial Heads of Agreement deal between the telco, network wholesaler NBN Co and the Federal Government.
The telco's CEO, David Thodey, revealed in a media and analyst briefing that, should the agreement be finalised, Telstra would progressively decommission its copper network as NBN Co rolls out fibre across Australia.
"Practically, what will happen is the fibre will be put into an area and it'll be switched on, and then customers will be able to choose their retail service provider," Thodey said. "They can choose Telstra or somebody else who knocks on the door.
"There will be a period of time when customers can make that choice before we have to decommission the copper, or for that matter the cable broadband cut."
Under the agreement - which is subject to approval by Telstra shareholders and the Australia Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) - NBN Co will lease Telstra's existing fibre, ducts, pipes and other infrastructure for $9 billion over an undisclosed amount of time. Thodey said that amount would be paid to the telco as the copper network is decommissioned.
"We'll be driven by NBN Co but you work in a district, you then have to get everyone across, then you can start the decommissioning process," Thodey said.
The decommission will occur at the exchange level rather than at individual houses, but Thodey would not say what kind of saturation point would be reached in fibre uptake in a given area before remaining customers are encouraged to transition between the networks. The telco's chief also declined to say if there would be any measures to prevent unnecessary decommissioning of copper should the NBN or NBN Co fail to eventuate.
"I think that one of the key things in our negotiations has been that Telstra is not dependent on the success or otherwise of NBN Co," Thodey said. "As we've worked through this, we need to make sure we had the flexibility to do what we need to do as a company. That risk resides with NBN Co, not with Telstra."
Under the agreement, Telstra will forfeit its Universal Service Obligations (USO) to a new government entity, USO Co. At the same time, those homes in the remaining seven to ten per cent of Australians who will not receive fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) services as part of the NBN will continue to use the copper network for telephony services.
Communications minister, Stephen Conroy, revealed on ABC's News Breakfast program that the existing USO industry levy would be restructured with input from the sector to ensure the rural copper network was interoperable with the wider NBN.
"There was always going to be a need to maintain that copper network while we were taking away the core copper networks in the rest of the country," Conroy said.
However, how the remainder of Australians transition existing telephony services to the NBN is still up for question. The Communications Alliance recently released a discussion paper on Voice over IP (VoIP) standards which could effectively take the lead role in such an ubiquitous fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) network.
NBN Co chief executive officer, Mike Quigley, recently told a Senate estimates hearing that Telstra's ageing copper network could be recycled and potentially sold.


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Arun Sudhaman 29 Feb 2012 // 12:00AM GMT
AUCKLAND--Former Weber Shandwick Asia-Pacific CEO Andrew Pirie is teaming up with two well-known New Zealand PR veterans to launch a new communications and lobbying firm.
Pirie is joined by Michelle Boag and Cedric Allan at Boag Allan Pirie, which will focus its energies on providing senior-level consultancy services.
Pirie departed Weber Shandwick in 2008, returning from Singapore to New Zealand to consult for a range of clients, including Auckland Airport. Ex-National Party president Boag was previously executive director at Ogilvy New Zealand, and has also held leadership roles at Hill & Knowlton and Consultus.
Allan, meanwhile, is a former national president of the Public Relations Institute of New Zealand, and has built a number of New Zealand's largest PR consultancies. He has recently been advising China's Shanghai Pengxin, on its controversial attempt to buy a large tract of NZ dairy farms - a deal that is currently before the courts.
Pirie told the Holmes Report that, in addition to focusing on NZ clients, the firm will aim to capitalise on the Asian experience of its principals, as the country's business links with the region continue to grow.
"In a small country like New Zealand, it is essential to have a keen knowledge of the influences that
impact on business and organisations - whether they be central or local government, media or public
and interest groups," added Boag.
"Our intention is not to build an agency 'factory' where more junior people need to be continually
supplied with work." she continued. "We have deliberately chosen an operating model for which there is
clear market demand, where clients will benefit from close interaction with the senior principals, and where we will hand-pick other consultants and specialists to work with us on particular assignments and contribute their particular skills."


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It's no spoiler to assume that Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent will get over their beef and eventually team up in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice."
The question is whether the World's Finest can conquer the superhero box office and a slew of pre-release bad press.
Early indications are that fans are shrugging off reviews. The movie broke the record for Thursday night sales over an Easter weekend, earning $27.7 million at the box office, "Variety" reported, with some analysts expecting total opening weekend receipts to break $150 million.The appeal of the long-awaited cinematic slugfest will surely be enough to pack U.S. theaters with hardcore fans this weekend, analysts told CNBC.
Whether the movie will have staying power beyond the opening, however, may largely depend on word of mouth. And thus far, reviews have not been what a studio would hope for a $250 million tent pole intended to kick off a slew of future films.
With mediocre reviews pouring in, "Batman v Superman" had a 31 percent "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a website that serves as a barometer of movie reviewer and fan sentiment, as of Thursday afternoon. The general opinion is the movie is good enough, but far from great.


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