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Cinema Secrets Ultimate Foundation Palette
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85% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.1
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.1
Price: $$$
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Octyldodecanol, Cetyl Palmitate, Carnauba, Candelilla Cera, Dimethicone, Kaolin, Aloe Barbadensis, Tocopherol, Parfum. May contain: Titanium Dioxide CI 77891, Iron Oxides CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499, Ultramarines CI 77007, Red 36 CI 12085, Red 7 CI 45850:1, Carmine CI 75470, Yellow 5 CI 19140:1.Start your review
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
For becoming makeup artist it's so hard and confusing when it comes to foundations and concealers. I had my first prom/formal makeup job and all I needed was so good foundations that won't going to break the bank. I've been looking at Cinema Secrets foundation palettes for a while, reading so many reviews, I finally bit the bullet and brought kit #5 and #11. And I would have to say I have never been in love with a product so much. It is worth the money and in my opinion you get a lot in one palette. The foundations are so creamy and blend so perfectly with whatever makeup brush of your choice. A lot of reviews I read said that they could only apply cinema secrets foundations with a cosmetic sponge but I don't like to use cosmetic sponges on clients, and it applies beautifully with all makeup brushes. Amazing coverage in the skin, to the point I didn't need to use a concealer on one of my clients who had dark circles under her eyes. I would say its medium to full coverage but never ever looks cakey on the skin, it looks really natural and feels like you didn't apply foundation, very light on the skin. Cinema secrets has a great selection of skin colours. I'm very pale and it's so hard to find foundations for really pale skin, so I decided to try the foundation colour in 506-11 in kit #5 and I was a perfect match for my pale skin, and I'm pretty sure they have amazing darker shades for the women of colour. Now this is what makes this foundation amazing... This waterproof and great for ALL SKIN TYPES!!! I've tested it on dry, oily and natural and it was amazing and didn't ever rub off during the day or night, even if your eyes water randomly. It seriously stays on you face all day and night and never rubs off. This is now a essential in my makeup kit and I don't think it can be replaced.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
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5-in-1 Ultimate Foundation Palette :: Kit #01 corrector palette
Skin type: normal to dry but acne prone.
Desperately seeking a new HG foundation since I found out MAC test on animals after being bought out by Estee Lauder. MAC is now sold in China, and Chinese law requires that ALL cosmetics owned by foreign (non-Chinese) companies be tested on animals.
My skin tone has a warm-neutral-light olive tone. For reference, I am MAC NC25 - see my notepad for my colour matches to other brands.
I searched everywhere online for swatches as I'm in Australia & have to rely on internet reviews to select the correct shades. As there were none, I've attached some photos for those of you who are also unable to try products in person.
BEFORE: this is by no means greasy, but heavy duty products nearly always crease around the eye area. When I bought the palette, I thought I'd never use shade 607-19 (on the far right) but I use it everyday. To combat the purple smudges beneath my eyes and also the brownish-purple pigmentation which has recently appeared in a couple of small patches, I use 607-19 (a dark salmon shade) - and this part is key to minimising creasing - straight onto the skin with no moisturiser/SPF/primer. I dab it all over the area in need of 'correction', then blot with 1 x ply tissue. I then go over the same area with 605-61 which is a more pink & lighter salmon shade, then blot again. I then apply tinted moisturiser with SPF all over my face twice, blotting after each application.
CONSISTENCY: full coverage, but does not feel heavy or cakey on the skin. As my skin tends towards being dry (especially at the moment while I'm using retin-A), I have to use this in conjunction with a tinted moisturiser. I haven't tried it without but I suspect I'd look scaly by the end of the day if I didn't.
APPLICATION METHOD: as mentioned above, I pat it on then blot around the eye area. When using it on my face as an all-over coverage, when I dot on the second layer of tinted moisturiser/SPF, I also dot on some corrector. Shade 601-18 (far left) is a good red neutraliser and I use a combination of 602-65 and 603-21 dotted all over to match my skin tone. I then buff it in using a Sigma F80 flat top kabuki, followed by a light dusting of Meow Cosmetics Pampered Puss (medium coverage) foundation.
OVERALL: I award this product 50 billion gold stars & eternal HG status. While I have lots of love for Kevyn Aucoin's Sensual Skin Enhancer, it does have issues with caking & I've always been troubled by the fact that its main ingredient is mineral oil. Cinema Secrets foundation/correctors do not contain mineral oil or lanolin but do list dimethicone (silicone) as the 6th ingredient.
RE-PURCHASE? Yes, YES a thousand times YESSSS! I cannot sing the praises highly enough of Camera Ready Cosmetics who ship to Australia at a very reasonable price (sometimes a little slow in arriving but you can't have everything) and sell decently sized samples at a fair price. CRC is owned & run by a makeup artist who sells industry standard brands with a price match guarantee. I've been a customer for a couple of years now and have always gotten great customer service.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is in regards to corrector kit #2 (meant for medium skin tone and lastly dark skin tone). I had so much trouble, myself, finding information on individual colour description so I hope this helps.
Half red neutralizer, half highlight, it will neutralize all red tones anyhow.
This is your straight up red neutralizer.
This is a mixture of half blue neutralizer and half highlight. Use it to neutalize pale purples, blues and possibly black.
Use this to neutalize purple, blue and black on ruddy skin.
This one is for medium-dark to dark skin and neutalizes the blue under the eyes.
There you go :)
As for quality, I prefer no other than Cinema Secrets on myself for foundation/concealer, and stand firm if adding a corrector.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
This foundation is very good. It has silicone already built into it, its water resistant and has aloe vera. It is highly pigmented a gives you a natural soft finish. It minimizes the appearance of blemishes and pimples. I used to love revlon colorstay but it is not as light weight and pigmented as cinema secrets. it also enhances pimple because it dries so matte. I have very oil skin especially during the Florida summers. This foundation doesn't keep oils at bay but with a little Mac powder its fine. Seriously give this foundation a try and its only $25 dollars with 5 different foundations. I use a foundation brush from elf (the dollar one that's yellow) to apply the product to my face and then the elf flat top powder brush to blend it out. Your face will look AMAZING. let me reiterate that AMAZING! Best foundation you can also use a beauty blender.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is super light and covers great. It's the only other concealer I can use other than my Neutrogena smooth stick, that doesn't piss me off and look gross on my skin. It's water based so it smooths out evenly and it lets your skin breath. Doesn't feel like you have makeup on, unless you cake it on with a brush or sponge... Which because its consistency, you can make that mistake your first couple times using this. But when used right, It doesn't look cakey under powder and it honestly looks and feels like your own real skin... Just your skin if it had no imperfections or redness of course. Totally worth it. Their site sucks for trying to order the right color though, so maybe try calling them for shade help or going down there. I live near the area so it helps... But I still hate going there so once you get your shade once, ordering online from them is a breeze. I have medium w/ neutral undertones skin. Close to Jessica Simpson or Carrie underwood skin, and i use the shade 506(15) for concealing. It's awesome stuff!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I really wanted to like this foundation, because of all the hype, Ive only been trying it for two days but unfortunately i have the oiliest skin on the planet because after a hour it felt sticky looked cakey and I had to wash it off... however this would be great for people with normal to dry skin I think. I bought 3 of the palettes to build my kit with so im hoping it works better for other people. Im still on the hunt for a good foundation for oily skin :/ I have revlon colorstay but i feel like my skin is used to it now.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Would definitely recommend this product. A variety of colors, so it's easy to find your shade. One foundation palette is great for both winter and summer when the skin color changes. I like how I can use it as a light coverage foundation (when thinning it out w/ moisturizer or a mixing medium ) to heavy coverage.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I live in NYC so I went to the Alcone Store on W.49th to see colors in person. It's so hard to tell online. I chose the the #4 palette because one of the colors 402-12 matched my neck to perfection. I'm Light/Medium with a touch of yellow/beige.(I also love Eve Pearl foundation in Light). Anyway, you get a spectrum of colors - one lighter and the rest in the darker range. Too dark for me, but in the summer, it's possible and I've used it for contouring. Now for coverage...unbelievably smooth and velvety. I spread it with fingers and then buff out with a damp sponge. A little goes a long way. My face looks flawless and poreless. A very professional finish. I was ready for my close-up! I just touch it up with another new product I got from Mally Beauty (Face Defender). It's awesome too. I would def get the palette before ordering a single foundation. And the Alcone store is wonderful. Great for theatrical makeup and they have there own makeup remover cloths individually wrapped for travelling!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I have no idea why people like this foundation. Sure it's easier to find your color, but it wears terribly! I like full coverage foundation, and so far, can't find anything with the coverage and lasting power or Revlon Colorstay. I tried this, and it seemed to have good coverage and looked fairly natural at first. After only a few hours, it had sunk into my lines, and was fading away. I have dry skin, AND set it with powder. It shouldn't have moved! I tried it without setting it, and it turned into a shiny mess that also faded away. This product seemed awful to me. Even set with powder, after a while, if I touched it, it'd wipe off. Ugh. Back to the Colorstay I go.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I bough a pallette and it was the best product i have ever. it covered my acne scars so good that people though I had lasered them off. best of all I used all the colors on the pallette on myself to match my skin so no product went to waste!!!
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A refresher on the postseason overtime rules
Posted by on January 9, 2012 – 2:45 pmPrior to the 2010 season, NFL owners voted to amend overtime rules for the postseason to a modified sudden death format. Teams have the opportunity to possess the ball at least once in the extra period unless the team that receives the overtime kickoff scores a touchdown on its first possession.
A look at the NFL's overtime procedures for the postseason:
The modified sudden death system of determining the winner shall prevail when the score is tied at the end of regulation for postseason NFL games. The system guarantees each team a possession or the opportunity to possess, unless the team that receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown on its initial possession.
- At the end of regulation time, the Referee will immediately toss a coin at the center of the field in accordance with rules pertaining to the usual pregame toss. The captain of the visiting team will call the toss prior to the coin being flipped.
- Following a three-minute intermission after the end of the regulation game, play will be continued in 15-minute periods until a winner is declared. Each team must possess or have the opportunity to possess the ball unless the team that has the ball first scores a touchdown on its initial possession. Play continues in sudden death until a winner is determined, and the game automatically ends upon any score (by safety, field goal, or touchdown) or when a score is awarded by the Referee for a palpably unfair act. Each team has three timeouts per half and all general timing provisions apply as during a regular-season game. The try is not attempted if a touchdown is scored. Disqualified players are not allowed to return.
- Instant Replay: No challenges are allowed. All reviews are initiated by the replay official.
Key Definitions:
- Possession: Actual possession of the ball with complete control. The defense gains possession when it catches, intercepts, or recovers a loose ball.
- Opportunity to possess: The opportunity to possess occurs only during kicking plays. A kickoff is an opportunity to possess for the receiving team. If the kicking team legally recovers the kick, the receiving team is considered to have had its opportunity. A punt or a field goal that crosses the line of scrimmage and is muffed by the receiving team is considered to be an opportunity to possess for the receivers. Normal touching rules by the kicking team apply.
Tags: modified sudden death, overtime, Playoffs, postseason, rules, sudden death
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A few tour boats provide a rare glimpse at the Thimble Islands, the most exclusive and little-known islands in Connecticut. NY1's Valarie D'Elia filed the following report.
Named for the once-abundant thimbleberry, Connecticut's Thimble Islands in the Stony Creek section of Branford on Long Island Sound was discovered by Adrian Block, the same Dutch sailor Rhode Island's Block island is named for.
Made up of mostly pink granite bedrock carved by glaciers, the Thimble Islands are comprised of 25 inhabited islands with 95 summer homes housing 100 families.
Nine of the islands have electrical power, but other amenities found on the toniest islands include decks, swimming pools and jacuzzis.
A one-time resident was Tom Thumb of P.T. Barnum fame, who lived on Cut In Two Island East with his reputed collection of valuable circus posters.
Another spot, Governor Island, has 14 homes and 25 varieties of trees.
While a few tour boats offer a quick glimpse of these private islands, Outer Island, used for ecological studies, accepts visitors.
At one point though, there were hotels. The largest one, the Thimble Island House, held clam bakes and lobster bakes every weekend for travelers coming by steamship from New Haven. Nowadays, the hotel is now a private home with only 11 bedrooms.
Many of these homes have sold for millions of dollars, but there is a gazebo on the market for $285,000.
The Thimble Islands are located at Exit 56 off I-95 at the town dock in Stony Creek. For more information, visit www.thimbleislandcruise.com.


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Whitney Port added a lovely pair of jet crystal Piano earrings to her look at the premiere of 'What to Expect When You're Expecting.'
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I know this may sound wierd, but I'm so proud of myself right now... I just spent $40 and 2 hours changing the brakes on my PT Cruiser... I've changed the brakes on a '94 Chrysler New Yorker and can say the PT Crusier was much much easier than the New Yorker... I had to do my research, but what I found online, the book I looked at in the auto parts store, and the visual display the clerk gave me, it was cake...
Just saved a little under $300 by doing it myself!!! Go me, go me, go me!!! LOL...
And yes, I checked the roters too... They were good...
I'm so proud of myself...
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Posted 09 January 2011 - 06:00 PM
Nice job!
Don't take life too seriously, no one ever gets out alive.
Posted 10 January 2011 - 12:17 AM
Congrats Joven
Posted 10 January 2011 - 10:07 AM
A pat on the back!!!
If Angels had Wings and Devils had Horns then We must of been born with the Thorns.. Tweezers anyone??,Someone?!..
Posted 10 January 2011 - 10:19 AM
SWEET! What year is your cruiser? Just asking because my mom bought one of the first ones (an '01) and hers was ALWAYS needing to be worked on... She had a lemon most definately. She sold it in Dec. 2007 as I was getting a car big enough to fit my wheelchair in ('07 Murano... funny I OWN a car but don't have a liscense... They don't like fainting people to be driving).
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When women complain about men who can't commit, they can thank — or blame — two people: Playboy magazine publisher Hugh Hefner and the former editor of Cosmopolitan magazine, Helen Gurley Brown, who died this week at age 90.
Brown was the flip side of Hefner, offering women permission, even encouragement, to embrace a female version of Hefner's freewheeling "Playboy philosophy" of unrestrained sexual pleasure. Brown and Hefner offered one-way tickets to fantasyland, a journey supposedly without cost to a destination seemingly without consequences.
I confess to pausing at the supermarket checkout each month to read Cosmo's enticing headlines and to notice the cleavage of the "cover girl" — both Brown's signature. It is something like slowing down to view a multi-car pileup. Yet the "damage" Brown's philosophy of sexual liberation caused (or reflected) is far more severe.
In any revolution — political, or the sexual one championed by those like Hefner and Brown — there are casualties. No one wants to talk about the casualties of the sexual revolution because that wouldn't sell magazines or seduce a new generation of young people. Sex sells, but it also brings misery when it's misused.
There was a time when words served a purpose. Some were once used to discourage bad behavior that was thought to be harmful to individuals who practice it and to societies that tolerate it. "Fornicator" was one. We changed the word so as to appear less "judgmental," but the behavior that word describes didn't change. "Sexually active" is now the preferred phrase that describes what the word used to. It seems more tolerant and that's the problem.
I recall reading an interview in the 1970s with Xaviera Hollander, who was promoting her memoir "The Happy Hooker." As I remember it, the interviewer asked Hollander a penetrating question, the gist of which went something like this: What's the difference between you and what used to be called a "tramp"? Hollander's answer didn't matter. The question answered itself. This was before "anything goes" replaced self-control as a worthy goal.
Just as there are laws in nature which, if violated, bring repercussions, so, too, are their moral laws which, when violated, cause physical, emotional, social and spiritual consequences. It is one reason we have preachers to remind us of such things, but fewer of us listen to them and suffer as a result.
Katherine Kerstin, chairman of the Center of the American Experiment in Minneapolis and a commentator for National Public Radio's "All Things Considered," wrote about Brown's "seductive philosophy" of unfettered freedom in 1997 for the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. It has a catch, she wrote: "For if 'freedom' is women's birthright, it is also men's. And as the last inhibition bites the dust, women are finding they don't much like some of the things men do when released from social constraints and expectations. The result? A new breed of 'Thou shalt nots' — from sexual harassment policies in the workplace ('No compliments on hair or dress, if you know what's good for you'), to the mandatory 'date rape' seminars that greet unsuspecting college freshmen."
Having abandoned a code of conduct that has served humanity well for millennia, Brown and her followers were forced to write a new code to deal with the predictable result of bad male behavior that previous constraints had worked well to limit. Men wanted their cake "and Edith, too," to paraphrase a country song and women didn't like the end result.
Brown sowed the wind, to borrow a biblical phrase, and millions of women who ingested her poison continue to reap the whirlwind. What a legacy.


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Here you see the new Mad Base Mid that is getting into stores by end of the month. They present it in several colorways – silver patent, black mosaic and hemp. Our favorite in this series is the Hemp model, looks really nice subtle. Hemp seems to be getting more attention in the shoe game lately and it's interesting to see how environment friendly materials make their way into our closets.
Another nice sneaker coming out these days is the womens Nike Free 5.0 St. Patricks Day. It features a suede upper and the nice logo embroidery as well as the St. Patricks Day logo running as a pattern on the back heel. Via ALTSNK.
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I want to import an OpenGL example into a max patch. The only problem is that this OpenGL/Glut example (which is the "geoface", and comes with every OS of Mac), is in a folder with header and a tons of c files. Is there a way to load an entire OpenGL folder into a max patch, or anywhere i can copy/paste the code?
Sorry i am new to Max.
help is much appreciated!
jitter is an application, not an IDE. if you want to develop your own opengl libraries, you can download the JitterSDK and post questions to the JitterDev forum.
otherwise, your best bet is to dissect the opengl programs you are interested in, and figure out how to port that code to the jitter patching environment. jit.gl.sketch is surely your friend in this case (as well as jit.gl.lua).
look at the jit.gl.sketch object reference/help file, it takes alot of the raw gl messages, if you want you can try and send the gl messages from the applet you are referring to into jit.gl.sketch, you may need to modify them to work in jitter, and you may have to port over other things like textures to jit.gl.texture, and the like..
Thank you for your replies. Well, the GL example in it self is just too complicated… it uses Vertex arrays within 5 C files, and its very complicated to decode. I know some of the basics of OpenGl, but i am not big on C programming, and i actually have a hard time programming in C++. With this said, i think ill leave it to the experts… if anyone would have a crack at it, i would love to see it implemented in MAX. Its as mentioned earlier, the "Geoface" example as part of the OpenGL&Glut APIs.
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Gian Villante will fight as close to home as the laws of New York State will permit. Villante, from Levittown, will fight Ovince St. Preux at UFC 159 on April 27 at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., Newsday has learned. Both fighters, formerly of Strikeforce, have verbally agreed to the bout. The fight will most likely air on the FX prelims portion of the card.
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Happy holidays to you all and see you next year.
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Merry xmas and happy holidays. Thanks UR staff for the nice gift
I've registered on December 4, 2012. How come Im not able to receive my free gift!?!
Thanks~ merry xmas everyone~
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Doesn't this salad look absolutely delicious? Easy recipe too! This would be perfect for a quick lunch...
Ingredients (serves 4)
2-3 apples
100 g pecans
salad mix (such as radicchio, arugula and frisee)
1 teaspoon dijon mustard
1 orange, zest and juice
coarse salt & pepper
Slice the apples. Toast pecan quickly on a pan over medium heat until fragrant for a few minutes. Wash and dry the salad mix of your choice. Zest and juice washed orange. Mix dressing ingredients. Toss and dress the salad.


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In the comments of yesterday's Lane Bryant post, reader DeadPlasmaCell shared this terrible coupon for Babies R Us. The list of excluded items includes, essentially, the entire inventory of a Babies R Us store. What's left? Clothes? It would be a nice coupon if it said "20% off any clothing item" instead (except for the excepted clothing lines) but that would be too simple and much, much too easy.
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After CM2010 - May 3rd - May 6th
It was suggested by Hants that I will open a specific thread for this topic. So here it is:
I would like to do more trails after last day of CM2010, since I am already there. I have to start driving back on Friday. So I have Monday to Thursday to do more trails. The thread should cover two issues: 1. What trails, 2. With whom. As you all know, even if the trail is magnificent, going solo is not advisable. So I am looking for: 1. what trails 2. Who wants to join. There is a potential that another eastern truck will join me, so we will be two trucks. But I don't have a commitment yet. Also, if a trail is suggested, please point me where I can get trail maps and in general how to move about in Moab. The CM event takes the navigation issue out, but from May 3rd to May 6th I will have to know my way around. Unless one of the local decide to join us. Lastly - Not interested in breaking parts so equivalent of 6 and below from the trail system on the CM site. I like driving in the desert so if anyone can suggest trails that are driving vs. rock crawling that will be preferred. Many thanks in advance Rami
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Run the rim trail in Canyon Lands NP, I was told its around 200 miles and no real obstacles. Great views the entire time.
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Hmm sounds like fun. Anyone did that trail recently?
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I haven't, but I do know you need permits for the White Rim trail if you intend to camp along the way. You can do it in a single day, but it wouldn't leave much time for sightseeing/hiking, etc.
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I've done the white rim a couple on times by bicycle and truck. I made it in one tank of gas no problem. Martin is correct you need a permit to camp, but not to drive through. Easy drive unless it starts raining, then it's redclay festival. Even if you don't do the entire White rim, do Schaffer trail, it's spectacular.
You can purchase a guide book in Moab or online before you go. If it's your 1st time to Moab. Definatly plan a day at Arches NP. There is a 4x4 road on the way out that is kind of fun. Lots to see from the road and 1/2 mile hikes. Onion creek is fun trail too. Gemini bridges is pretty. The San Raffle Swell has a bunch of dirt road to cool places to explore. Check out Swasey Cabin and Lone Warrior rock art. When you get to Moab buy the LATITUDE 40 map, it's available in City Market and very good. this site should give you some ideas too http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php
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What about running the Kokopelli backward? Mostly dirt roads with the exception of Rose Garden Hill. Could take 2 nights or 3 if you want. Top of the World picture will be a favorite for years to come.
You also might have some company, as some have been kicking this idea around on the way home back to Denver. The Rim is also an epic route. Finally you could head into Beef Basin, as another option and check out some of the ruins. Camping spots all over the place and no one around for miles, usually.
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Idealy I would like to find a trail long enough to drive thru the desert camping along the way. Something scenic, long, 10/20mph, covering the desert.
Not necessary another 3 miles trail doing 5mph. If I can find something that I can start at Moab and come out someplace on the way home that would be ideal. I don't even know if this exist but I can dream, right?
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White Rim is fun. Good trail for a East coaster, gets you into the thick of Desert Country while not being to far from town. Robbie myself and one other member from the FJ trail teams (sorry Robbie, forgot his name) did this trail in one day. Had breckfast at Moab Dinner, stopped at the Colorado River for a dip, had a long lunch and hiked a fun slot canyon. Yellow Cat Country is lots of fun to explore. Easy and lots of mining history (Uranium, so it's your call when exploring the mines). Canyonlands; Lots of options. Head west on I-70 then south from Green River (make sure to grab a burger at Ray's Tavern). Horseshoe, Maze and Doll House are within a days drive from Green River. Do note that the last 20 miles into the Maze and Doll House are Moderate to VDL (Vehicle Damage Likley) for a stock vehicle. The Maze and Doll House require permites. Best to call now if you want to go. The Wild Bunch, Butch Cassidy and his gang, used Spanish Bottom as a route to Ouray where miners would pay top dollers for horses, no questions asked. Canyonlands cont: Beef Basin, E-Hill and Lockhart. This makes a great drive, with some technical driving. I will be honest that I have not done this all at once. Lockhart is fun, remote and a good way to get out of the city. If you do this from Moab, you'll end at 211 and have a few options. Canyonlands is due West, here you could do E-Hill and make your way through Boby's hole to Beef Basin. Or you could just skip E-Hill, Canyonloands and the many motorhomes cross Indian Creek and make your way to Beef Basin. Either way, great drive. Book Cliffs and the San Rafael Swell: North of I-70, you have some options for explorin'. Got to be carefull though as the Indian Res is within the Book Cliffs. As far as the San Rafael Swell, it's due west of Green River, head North or South and have fun. Goblin Valley is in the Southern Portion of the Swell. The lone mountain range to the south are the Henry Mountains, I didnt memtion them as they may be still snowed in this time of year. Some must reads before you come: Desert Solitare: Edward Abby. House of Rain: Craig Childs Theres one other book, but i've lost the thread (Sorry have not read it), sounds to be a keeper. It's about Moab, one of Ed's friends wrote it. If you e-mail Kurt at Cruiser Outfitters, he *should* know what i'm talkin about....
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Thanks for the info. It is a bit overwhelming but I will try to map the information you gave me into a plan. I have to translate it into: May 3 - I am doing that May 4 - I am doing this May 5 - I am doing what? May 6 - Driving home. BTW - I still need a plan for Monday, Tue and Wed before Moab, but I figured enough people will show up before the event that I will just join someone that has car with no scratches. :-)
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In each year of my experiment with tax resistance I have, for one month, carried around a pen and a little notebook and have made note of every time I have spent money. I've then combined this with a record of my bill-paying from home and of any yearly expenses that didn't come directly to my attention during the month in order to create an estimate of my budget.
In the Picket Line archives, you can see my results for , , , and .
What I found , based on my spending in , is that I have to earn about $26.50 in potentially-taxable income each day in order to maintain my lifestyle:
Category | Daily expense |
Rent | $16.43 |
Food (groceries) | $4.29 |
Food (eating out) | $0.00 |
Coffee/tea/beer/wine/booze | $1.01 |
Utilities | $0.99 |
Transportation | $0.88 |
Internet fees | $0.48 |
Cat stuff | $0.38 |
Miscellany | $2.04 |
Total | $26.50 |
Here's how this compares to years past (I've had to rejuggle the numbers a bit so that the categories remain the same from year to year):
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Category | average | |||
Rent | $447.60 | $500.00 | ||
Food (groceries) | $150.96 | $130.59 | ||
Food (eating out) | $53.28 | $0.00 | ||
Coffee/tea/beer/wine/booze | $93.11 | $30.74 | ||
Utilities | $69.37 | $30.14 | ||
Transportation | $74.14 | $26.79 | ||
Internet fees | $11.57 | $14.61 | ||
Miscellany (& cat) | $168.67 | $73.66 | ||
Monthly total | $1,068.70 | $869.24 | ||
Yearly total | $12,824 | $10,431 |
Not included in any of the above totals were any business-related expenses (since I write these off against my business income), my health insurance premium (which, as a self-employed person, I can also write off) or any medical expenses that I can pay for from my pre-tax Health Savings Account.
The trouble with doing this accounting for only a single month and then trying to extrapolate to the whole year is that no month is a typical month. , my accounting-month coincided with some unexpectedly large veterinarian bills, which skewed the totals upwards. This month, I received as a gift a $100 Trader Joe's card, which we spent on wine, which brought my drinks-of-vice spending totals down.
My big-ticket discretionary spending items this month included a donation to Amnesty International at a fundraiser, a taxi ride for a friend from the same fundraiser, a round of beers at a local pub, a single beer at Camp Curry in Yosemite Valley (pricey as it was, after coming back from an all-day hike up Half Dome, it would have been worth twice the price), some other supplies for the Yosemite trip (I carpooled with someone who refused to let me buy gas, so the trip itself was free), and the ingredients for a batch of oatmeal stout.
Other than that, living was cheap. This was my cheapest-eating month since I've started keeping track, in part because I was never tempted to hit a restaurant. I've gotten into a good groove of cooking at home, inspired by our many local grocers, butchers, and fishmongers, and by our small vegetable and herb garden. And it's harvest season, so I took a walk up to the Presidio a while back and collected enough wild berries for two pies and two pints of berry syrup — free-of-charge.
From the looks of things, I'm still living well within my means at a federal income tax-free income level (to do that with my current method I need to keep my non-deductible expenses under $15,600 per year). And I've got enough slack that I can consider things like, oh, some fancy cheeses to picnic with at 's "Shakespeare in the Park," or tickets to the upcoming Ween show at the Fillmore, or another south-of-the-border vacation at the end of the year.


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We had a reasonably relaxed afternoon and decided to have a real down home North Carolina dinner that night - Pulled Pork on buns with coleslaw and salad. The Pulled Pork, the buns and the coleslaw we bought at the supermarket, but the salad we were going to make with fresh tomatoes and basil from the garden that Ian and Matt had made. So Tina headed out to the garden to pick. Only to find a snake tangled in the bird netting! It wasn't a huge snake - about 3 foot long and only about an inch thick and black - but its head was narrower than his body and when he had slithered though the netting, he'd got jammed about a foot past his head, then got jammed in even more. Poor thing - it was a real mess and the bird netting was tight around him in a couple of places.
Then the whole thing turned into a very dramatic wildlife rescue. While Ian and his neighbour Elizabeth cut the snake free with scissors, Tina held its head in a net and a cloth (cos it was not a happy snake and the foot of it that was free of the netting kept trying to bite anyone close!). Finally free of the netting, we all leapt back as the snake shot off (at incredible speed for something that doesn't have any legs) back into the garden. All very exciting and totally worthy of a Steve Irwin doco "these beeuwdiful criiters are eekstreeemely dangerous". Chris got some great movies. Look for us next on Animal Planet......
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Today before you think of saying an unkind word - Think of someone who can't speak.
Before you complain about the taste of your food - Think of someone who has nothing to eat.
Before you complain about your husband or wife - Think of someone who's crying out to God for a companion.
Today before you complain about life - Think of someone who died too early.
Before you complain about your children - Think of someone who desires children but they're barren.
Before you argue about your dirty house, someone didn't clean or sweep -Think of the people who are living in the streets.
Before whining about the distance you drive - Think of someone who walks the same distance with their feet.
And when you are tired and complain about your job - Think of the unemployed, the disabled and those who wished they had your job.
But before you think of pointing the finger or condemning another -Remember that not one of us are without sin and we all answer to one Maker.
And when depressing thoughts seem to get you down - Put a smile on your face and thank God you're alive and still around.
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Mouthpiece for Alto Sax. With this mouthpiece it's easy to obtain a balanced, clear, and focused tone in any octave. Ideal for professionals and beginners.
Mouthpiece for Alto Sax. With this mouthpiece it's easy to obtain a balanced, clear, and focused tone in any octave. Ideal for professionals and beginners.
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Kayleen McAdams is NOT the mother of "Sherlock Holmes" star Jude Law's fetus.
Actress/model Samantha Burke's attorneys have just released the following statement:
"Ms. Burke can confirm that she did in fact have a relationship with Mr. Law and that she has informed Mr. Law that she is expecting his child later this fall. Since informing Mr. Law of the pregnancy, he has been nothing but responsive and supportive of Ms. Burke and the pregnancy."
According to TMZ, she's having a girl she will name Sophia, and her due date is Oct. 6. We bet Jude can hardly wait.
This may be her model webpage. And this is definitely her on TMZ
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Is Rachel McAdams' sister pregnant with Jude Law's kid?
Is Jude Law dating model Lily Cole?
Jude Law seen snogging Rod Stewart's daughter
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By JULIE PACE
WASHINGTON (AP) â¿¿ President Barack Obama will focus his State of the Union address on boosting job creation and economic growth at a time of high unemployment, underscoring the degree to which the economy could threaten his ability to pursue second-term priorities such as gun control, immigration policy and climate change. Obama also may use Tuesday's prime-time address before a joint session of Congress to announce the next steps for concluding the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan by the end of 2014. Obama's State of the Union marks his second high-profile speech to the nation in about three weeks, after his inaugural address Jan. 21 that opened his second term. White House aides see the two speeches as complementary, with Tuesday's address aimed at providing specifics to back up some of the Inauguration Day's lofty liberal rhetoric. The president previewed the address during a meeting Thursday with House Democrats and said he would speak "about making sure that we're focused on job creation here in the United States of America." Obama said he would try to accomplish that by calling for improvements in education, boosting clean energy production, and reducing the deficit in ways that don't burden the middle class, the poor or the elderly. While those priorities may be cheered by some Democrats, they're certain to be met with skepticism or outright opposition from many congressional Republicans, especially in the GOP-controlled House. The parties are at odds over ways to reduce the deficit. Republicans favor spending cuts; Obama prefers a combination of spending cuts and increasing tax revenue. The president said he would address taxes and looming across-the-board budget cuts, known as the sequester, in the speech. The White House and Congress have pushed back the automatic cuts once, and Obama wants to do it again in order to create an opening for a larger deficit reduction deal.


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Senate Says Wireless Users Bilked By Bogus Charges
Jul 30, 2014, 11:51 AM by Eric M. Zeman @phonescooper
Cellphone users in the U.S. have been fraudulently charged hundreds of millions of dollars, says a report released today by the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee. The Senate is scheduled to hold a hearing on cramming and believes small companies that sell ringtones and other premium text messaging services often fraudulently bill customers who never signed up. The money was collected by the wireless network operators, which keep a cut of the revenue. "Some carrier policies allowed vendors to continue billing consumers even when the vendors had several months of consecutively high consumer refund rates," read part of the report. The FTC recently sued T-Mobile for allowing its customers to be crammed, though T-Mobile vehemently denies the accusation. Earlier this month, a California court shut down six companies that raked in more than $100 million via cramming. The Senate has yet to decide what to do about the matter.
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Irene crash Suzuki High side LONG VERSION LARGA
Well, I was having fun until I crashed. I ended with a broken pelvis, 2
surgeries, one in left broken thumb and other on right shoulder, 5 stitches
in my right elbow. Me estaba divirtiendo hasta que cai, acabe con la pelvis
rota, 2 operaciones, una en el dedo gordo de la mano izquierda y otra en el
hombro derecho, 5 puntos en el codo derecho.
Meet Up with Nickgnaime & Friends
I had an awesome time, thanks everyone for being so cool. After this meet
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Yamaha R1 - Close Call (near high side)
Nexx-USA Street Team Rider Nick Gnaime
Yamaha R1 - Close Call (near high side)
On my 2012 Yamaha R1 being chased by the homie Jason on his 2011 Yamaha R1
while riding Highway 29 in Northern California.
This was during the last of about a dozen runs on this stretch of road for
the day. I knew it was damp in places but didn't realize there was a large
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I am running the Dunlop 211 GP-A Medium+ compound tires with a 190/60 rear
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Dog-friendly Kingswear Cottages & Enclosed Garden/Patio
Just a mile inland from the beach and sea at Man Sands, Hyssop Cottage is one of five meticulously converted cottages that enjoys a gloriously secluded rural situation on a 47-acre working farm. The location is convenient for the delights of picturesque Kingswear and historic Dartmouth.
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The Cosmic Gulf War and the Struggle for Integrated Wholeness
I notice that in the voting, we have the dubious distinction of being the #1 non-Catholic blog in the universe! As you know, Mrs. G. is going through the RCIA program, which she is on track to complete this coming Easter. Now I'm ambivalent about following in her footsteps, because then I could only say #5 Catholic blog in the universe.
To follow up on yesterday's remarks, it is obviously important to maintain the distinction between evolution and natural selection. Evolution is a fact. Natural selection is a theory that attempts to account for the fact of evolution in a hopelessly incoherent, grossly incomplete, and philosophically naive way.
[One important point to bear in mind that the nature of our explanation will have much to do with the "scale" of our inquiry. I remember trying to explain this to my bewildered inquisitors during my dissertation defense 20 years ago. Newtonian physics works perfectly well on the human scale, but breaks down at the quantum level, where a new explanation is needed. Likewise, quantum physics cannot be reconciled with relativity on the cosmic macro level.]
[It is just so with natural selection, which explains some things while unexplaining many others, depending upon the scale. On the properly human scale, it only works in a comprehensive way for minds that have already become "materialized," so to speak. It doesn't work for those of us who have transcended materiality, i.e., who identify with the soul, or "psychic being," which is clearly anterior to natural selection, even while "participating" in the drama of cosmic evolution. I might add that Genesis obviously has extraordinary explanatory power, just not in the manner believed by the fundamentalist. To reduce it to a kind of materialism does great violence to scripture.]
As Will suggested, it would be contradictory to God's own nature to deceptively create the universe in such a way that it only looked 14 billion years old, or misleadingly throw in some fossils that make it look as if life appeared 3.85 billion years ago, or toss in human remains indicating that Homo sapiens sapiens has been wandering the planet for at least 100,000 years. Divine omnipotence does not include the ability to act contrary to the Divine nature -- which is not deliberately deceptive, to say the least. God wishes to be understood. He is not a deceiver. Indeed, he is not just our trans-parent, but the archetype of metaphysical transparency.
In response to Petey's statement that God does not give us the precious gift of spiritual intellection (which specifically integrates heart and mind in a higher unity) only to render it a farce with a literalism that undermines it, one reader suggested that he is content to close his mind in favor of receiving "the Water of Life." In other words, for this person, there is no relationship between "the waters of life" and our divine intellect. I don't think this is what God intended for us either -- to have to disable our most precious gift in order to believe in him. That would be like me telling Future Leader, "here, you can have all the toys you want, so long as you don't play with them."
I am going to try to pull together an argument from a number of diverse strands here, so please be patient. Oddly enough, I want to start with Thomas Barnet's The Pentagon's New Map: War and Peace in the Twenty-first Century.
One of Barnet's key points is that there is what he calls a "functioning core" of economically developed and politically stable states that are integrated into the global system with deep connectivity. In the days of the cold war, the world's "core" was the United States, Western Europe, Japan, and a few other places, all open, interlocked, and flowing back and forth in an infinitely complex way with information, goods, currency, cultural memes, etc.
Since the time of the cold war, much of the non-integrating gap has become part of the core. In particular, during the 1990's, globalization rapidly expanded the size of the core, now encompassing Eastern Europe, India, and even China to a certain extent. In 1980, the core represented only about 10% of the world's population but encompassed around 2/3rds of the planet's productive power and economic wealth. Today the core encompasses roughly half the world's countries, but has grown to almost 90% of the world's GDP.
At the edges of the core is the "non-integrating gap," those nations and cultures that are not part of the core. According to Barnet, the most likely threats to U.S. and international security always come from the non-integrating gap. What these people specifically reject is connectivity to the core, usually for deeply psycho-cultural reasons (often masquerading as "religion" or economics. For example, the Palestinians don't hate Jews because they are poor, but are poor because they hate Jews).
To cite just one example, globalization tends to challenge traditional gender roles. If it begins to extend into a culture in which control over females is the source of male identity and power, it will be resisted. As Barnet put it in an interview, "What scares most people, when globalization comes in, is the social change. You go in with those kinds of markets and networks, I guarantee you, you are messing with people's definitions of wives and lovers and mothers and sisters and daughters and families and education, and the definition of the good life. And when you do that, it's typically going to be educated young men who look at that package and say, 'you know what? This is not what I signed up for, and I'll be willing to fight and kill and die under the most perverse conditions to prevent the social change that I find reprehensible.'"
This is the context in which to understand the threat from Islam. The Islamic world is obviously not integrated into the world's core -- not just economically, but in every other way -- culturally, epistemologically, psychologically, scientifically, psycho-sexually, religiously, comedically. Just as President Bush has attempted to argue, one of the keys to our future security lies in finding a way to integrate the Islamic world into the functioning core.
Now, I am sure I am not doing justice to Barnet's complex and sophisticated argument. But I wanted to take it in another direction, for the first thing that occurred to me upon hearing him lay out his model was how similar it is to the individual human mind. For the mind too is a complex open system with a "functioning core," but with non-integrating gaps that I have called mind parasites.
In order to picture what I'm driving at, you first have to reduce consciousness from its hyperdimensional manifold to the image of a three-dimensional sphere, like the earth. Imagine your conscious ego (or "self," if you like) as the "functioning core" of your consciousness, that part of it that you have "colonized," so to speak. But this colonized part comes up against the edge of many non-integrated gaps in the sphere of consciousness. One of them is called the unconscious.
When someone comes in for psychotherapy, it is fair to say that this is always more or less the problem -- that they are suffering because they have aspects of themselves that are not integrated into their core. These aspects seem to have a life of their own, and literally operate like an autonomous foreign power within the psyche. You have your interests. The mind parasites have their's.
Psychotherapy is literally nothing more or less than becoming more integrated for the purpose of becoming more actualized, for your general ability to actualize yourself will be limited by those parts of yourself that you have not integrated into your core. You can ignore them -- as we tried to ignore Islamic radicalism for so many years -- but it will place a huge road block before your evolution, as we can see with regard to the world. It is as if everything is on hold as we try to find a way to integrate these "split off" Islamic parasites.
Now, having said that, you mustn't imagine consciousness in static terms, like a two dimensional map where consciousness expands into more territory. Rather, you must imagine it as a ceaselessly flowing entity, just like Barnet's model of the interlocking core, through which all sorts of transactions and exchanges are taking place. The healthy mind doesn't so much "colonize" the unconscious in a static way, as live in a fruitful, dialectic relationship with it (and the same obviously goes for Spirit, the more of which you "colonize," the more there is to discover). You can tell when you are in the presence of someone who has no rapport with his unconscious (let alone, supraconscious). They will appear rather concrete and inflexible, and lack the supple spontaneity and creativity of the child. Here again, materialism always ends up doing this to a mind, one way or another, for it quantifies what is intrinsically qualitative; to a certain extent, the mind is quality as such.
It is said that science consists of the reduction of multiplicities to unity. It is the same with psychotherapy and with spiritual growth. It is by reducing our static and unintegrated multiplicity to greater dynamic wholeness that we expand our being -- literally grow the soul -- similar to how the world's core expands through deep connectivity between its parts.
A fine example of multiplicity standing in the way of the growth of unity is to maintain in the teeth of all evidence to the contrary that evolution does not exist and that the world was somehow created 6,000 years ago. In order to maintain such a view, it can only exist as an "unintegrated gap" split off from everything else we know about reality. It must exist in closed and frozen form in a dark corner of the psyche, just like an unevolving traditional culture. It is then renamed "faith," an abuse of the term if ever there was one, for faith is specifically openness to the divine reality. It is never closed, much less static. It is Life itself.
But it is equally stagnant to believe in a naive Darwinism that specifically denies the soul, which is ironically the very "part" of us that evolves in this life (in the sense of evolving toward and filling in its own archetype).
Now God is not only One, but the very ground and possibility of Oneness (and bear in mind that this One is not a "quantity" but a quality from which quantity is derived). To exist in a fragmented state is specifically to "reject God" in one way or another. Let thine eye be single, and thy body shall be full of light, as the Master said.
Shifting gears again, I would like to conclude with something from Meditations on the Tarot, which addresses exactly this issue in Chapter 1 -- which is the archetypal chapter for understanding the rest of the book. There our unknown friend notes that the purpose of esoterism is to help "the deep and intimate layers of the soul" to "become active and bear fruit." In short, meditation on certain religious principles "makes us fertile in our creative pursuits, in whatever domain of spiritual life," somewhat like an "enzyme" or "ferment" which reaches across the great divide and stimulates our spiritual and psychic life. Note that this has nothing in common with literalism or fundamentalism, which are wholly static and do not appreciate the more important function of religious symbols, which is to unify ourselves in a deeply connective and dynamic way -- both within ourselves and with God, for the two are a function of one another.
In fact, later the Author notes that all practical esotericism is founded on the principle that "it is necessary to be one in oneself and one with the spiritual world in order for a revelatory or actual spiritual experience to be able to take place." Furthermore, "the tenet of the basic unity of the world is the same with regard to all knowledge -- without it no knowledge is conceivable.... We declare that the world is not a mosaic, where a plurality of worlds which are essentially strangers to one another are fitted together, but that it is an organism -- all of whose parts are governed by the same principle, revealing it and allowing reduction to it."
But to splinter the unity of knowledge -- and of the spiritual world -- by maintaining a "non-integrating gap," a spiritual ghetto of literalism, is to act counter to the divine will and to ultimately reject God in his integral wholeness. And this nonintegrated gap will always be at war with oneself, with other people, with the wider world, with reality, for God cannot be reduced to a stubborn little island of personal mythology.
"You only know that which is verified by the agreement of all forms of experience in its totality -- experience of the senses, moral experience, psychic experience, the collective experience of other seekers for the truth, and finally the experience of those whose knowing merits the title of wisdom and those whose striving has been crowned by the title of saint" (MOTT). Integrate all of these, and you are an I-mage. Fail to do so, and there will be a gulf between your core and your unintegrated gaps. And that means a perpetual gulf war.


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The place to be....for the Characters, Places & Things on Television
Black stallion who belonged to an orphaned boy named Joey (Bobby Diamond) who lived at the Broken Wheel Ranch near Capitol City with his foster father, Jim Newton (Peter Graves) and the ranch foreman Pete Wilkey (William Fawcett).
Joey came from the city where he got into a street fight. Jim Newton who had recently lost his wife and children decided to become the boy's guardian and bring him to ranch where he could have a better life. Jim eventually adopted Joey and gave him a horse named Fury to teach the boy about being responsible.
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The program began with the narrator proclaiming "Fury!...the story of a horse and the boy who loves him."
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Fury Theme Song Lryics
Fury, Fury Smartest stallion anywhere Fury, Fury Wwhere they need you You're right there Every time, I call you I hear your call replin' Then you gallop straight to me With mane and tail a flyin'
TRIVIA NOTE: This live-action Saturday morning western adventure was syndicated from 1959 under the title "Brave Stallion" then rerun on NBC from 1960 - 1966.
In reality, Fury was a black American Saddlehorse from Missouri. Trained by Ralph McCutcheon, Fury responded to both hand and voice commands/signals. Originally named Highland Dale, Fury has also been called Beauty and Gypsy.
Fury debuted in the movie Black Beauty (1946), a screen adaptation of Anna Sewell's novel and later was featured in Lone Star (1952), Johnny Guitar (1954), Gypsy Colt (1955), Giant (1957), and Wild is the Wind (1958).
Fury was raised/trained by Ralph McCutcheon, the same trainer of both the Lone Ranger's "Silver" and the Cisco Kid's "Diablo." In 1960-61 Fury was recipient of the PATSY Award for outstanding performances in a TV series.
Born March 4, 1943 (Sire: Liberty Dale; Dam: Marian Highland), Fury died at the age of 29 years.
According to the book "The Gentle Jungle" (1980) by Toni Ringo Helfer, Fury much older and mistreated was sold by a cowboy to Helfer and his wife who owned Africa, USA an animal preserve in Southern California.
However, according to the Fury web site Broken Wheel Ranch, the stories of Fury being mistreated are erroneous. They point out (based on a photo comparison) that the real Fury was well cared for and that the horse in question referenced in the book was one of the several other horses used as Fury during the series production.
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As she approaches 50 years of service to God's people through the Catholic Church as a nun in the Sisters of Divine Providence, Sister Paula Gohs still loves her job.
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Bentley adds higher performance with Continental GT V8 S
DETROIT -- Bentley introduced the Continental GT V8 S, a higher performance version of its luxury grand touring car making its debut in North America.
The new GT V8 S, available as a coupe or convertible, delivers more power than the Continental GT's base 4.0-liter, twin-turbocharged V-8. The S version makes 521 hp and 502 pounds-feet of torque.
The ZF eight-speed automatic transmission offers an S mode that sharpens the throttle response and holds shift points longer. The GT V8 S has a top speed of 192 mph with 0-60 mph acceleration time of 4.3 seconds.
The addition gives the Continental range four models in North America and slots just above the GT V8 version. Beyond that is the Continental GT W12, with its 12-cylinder engine. The top of the range is the 205-mph Continental GT Speed.
Bentley CEO Wolfgang Schreiber said the Continental GT V8 S is a car for V-8 customers who want more.
"I am delighted to bring this car to our biggest market for the first time, in this sustained period of growth for the Americas," he said. "This region's strong performance played an important role in making 2013 a record year."
In a brief addition to his prepared remarks, he said the price of the new version varied by market. "But in the U.S. market, it's about $185,000."
Bentley has two nameplates above the Continental GT in its lineup. It bills the Flying Spur as the world's fastest four-door sedan. The top of the line is the Mulsanne.
The automaker's global sales jumped 19 percent to a record 10,120 units in 2013, its fourth straight volume increase. Bentley said the Americas remain the brand's biggest market, with 3,140 sales in 2013, up 28 percent.