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Some eight million people are now taking ARVs in low- and middle-income countries – up from 400 000 in 2003. By 2010, the amount of HIV that was resistant to ARVs among people initiating treatment in the areas surveyed for the report, stood at 6.8%. Over a similar period of time after introducing ARVs in high income countries, slightly higher rates of drug resistance – between 8-14%, depending on the region – were being reported.
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A number of factors have helped keep down levels of drug resistance in low- and middle-income countries. These include good programme management and the use of simpler, more effective combinations of antiretrovirals than those originally introduced in high-income countries in the 1990s.
"Simpler regimens using fixed-dose combinations have made it much easier for people to adhere to antiretroviral treatment, limiting the spread of drug resistance in recent years. This is good news for public health," says Dr Gottfried Hirnschall, Director of WHO's HIV department. "Our task now is to ensure that drug resistance remains limited and manageable."
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Some degree of HIV drug resistance is generally expected to occur due to natural mutations in the virus; but most cases of drug resistance are caused by preventable factors such as treatment interruptions and patients taking medicines incorrectly.
"We need to make sure that people get the right medicines and that they stick to their treatment. This includes making sure that the drugs are easy to take, the supply is reliable, and that patients are followed closely to identify cases of treatment failure at an early stage," says Dr Joseph Perrïens, of WHO's HIV Department.
Loss of contact poses serious threat
Surveys in 12 low- and middle-income countries show that many health facilities currently lose contact with significant proportions (up to 38%) of people who start taking antiretrovirals. Loss of contact poses a serious threat to the control of drug resistance as most of these people interrupt or completely stop treatment. This not only means that they are themselves more likely to become sick, it also increases the likelihood that drug resistance will emerge and the resistant virus could be transmitted to others.
The surveys also highlight the need for stronger tracing and routine surveillance of HIV drug resistance in low- and middle-income countries to alert programme planners to patterns of drug resistance.
WHO recommendations
WHO recommends that every clinic providing antiretroviral treatment should use a set of 'early warning indicators' to identify and address factors that could cause drug resistance. Indicators include:
- adherence to treatment
- the type of medicines used
- continuity of drug supply
- the extent to which patients continue to access services.
At sites where patients can routinely have the amount of virus in their blood tested, WHO also recommends monitoring how well the medicine is suppressing a patient's amount of HIV at 12 months to identify treatment failure at an early stage. A rise in the amount of virus a patient has in their blood is an indicator that the current treatment is failing.
Global network of surveillance laboratories and collaborating institutions
To support these recommendations, WHO has created a global network of surveillance laboratories and collaborating institutions to monitor HIV drug resistance and to exchange information with HIV programmes and technical partners. The Organization is also working to improve the laboratory capacity in countries to improve their ability to study the genetic makeup of the viruses and whether they are resistant to medicines. Understanding genetic patterns of drug resistance helps health care workers provide more effective, longer-lasting treatment options to patients.
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OBESITY levels in the UK are increasing at such an alarming rate that the country will be the fattest in Europe within the next nine years, according to a report published in the Lancet today.
The study by Imperial College London predicts that almost four out of 10 men and women in Britain (38 per cent) will be obese by 2025.
Britain will have the highest proportion of fat women in Europe followed by Ireland (37 per cent) and Malta (34 per cent) and the most fat men along with Ireland and then Lithuania (36 per cent).
An even higher proportion of American women (43 per cent) and men (45 per cent) are predicted to be obese in 2025.
A survey in 2014 revealed that obesity is reaching epidemic proportions across much of Yorkshire, with 67.9 per cent of people in North Yorkshire overweight, the third highest in the country.
Doncaster (74.4 per cent) is the second most overweight local authority in the UK, closely followed by Ryedale (73.7 per cent).
Currently the UK has the third highest average Body Mass Index in Europe for women, and the tenth highest for men.
Europe's fattest women are in Moldova with the slimmest in Switzerland. Men in Cyprus, Ireland, and Malta are the fattest but Bosnian and Dutch men the slimmest.
In the past 40 years there has been an explosion in the numbers of people that are obese rising from 105m in 1975 to 641m in 2014.
Almost a fifth of the world's obese adults - 118m - live in just six high-income English-speaking countries - Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, UK, and USA.
More than a quarter - 27.1 per cent or 50m - of the world's severely obese people also live in these countries.
The findings are published in the Lancet and claim that by 2025 there will be for the first time ever more obese people in the world than underweight.
The study found the age-corrected proportion of obese men has more than tripled from 3.2 per cent to 10.8 per cent and the proportion of obese women has more than doubled from 6.4 per cent to 14.9 per cent since 1975.
At the same time, the proportion of undernourished people fell more modestly-by around a third in both men from 13.8 per cent to 8.8 per cent and women from 14.6 per cent to 9.7 per cent.
If current obesity rates continues, by 2025 roughly a fifth of men (18 per cent) and women (21 per cent) worldwide will be obese, and more than six per cent of men and nine per cent of women will be severely obese.
Professor Majid Ezzati from the School of Public Health said: "Over the past 40 years, we have changed from a world in which underweight prevalence was more than double that of obesity, to one in which more people are obese than underweight.
"If present trends continue, not only will the world not meet the obesity target of halting the rise in the prevalence of obesity at its 2010 level by 2025, but more women will be severely obese than underweight by 2025.
"To avoid an epidemic of severe obesity, new policies that can slow down and stop the worldwide increase in body weight must be implemented quickly and rigorously evaluated, including smart food policies and improved health-care training."
The study also found women in Singapore, Japan, and a few European countries including Czech Republic, Belgium, France, and Switzerland had virtually no increase in average BMI over the 40 years.


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In addition to the tools acquired in your major, you may take advantage of the College of Visual and Performing Arts' Professional Practices in Visual Arts course, which prepares students to become professional, working artists. Computer art and animation majors also may travel to Los Angeles for a two-week industry immersion in animation and film. The themes of self-development, persistence, and networking are presented as you visit such studios as Filmworks FX and Method Studios to see their incredible special effects work on productions for major films and commercials. You may also wish to consider a minor in entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises, which is offered through Syracuse University's Martin J. Whitman School of Management and includes coursework in essential business tools.
Visiting and resident artists and scholars are a wealth of professional knowledge, and you will have the opportunity to interact with them throughout your Syracuse education. In addition to the numerous visiting artist events in the Department of Transmedia, VPA, and the organizations of SU's Coalition of Museum and Art Centers, you can attend University Lectures, Syracuse Symposium events, and more.
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All Chinese companies must be banned from construction work in Canada because of their questionable track record here and around the world.
It was shocking that Enbridge Inc.'s Pat Daniel said his company was willing to allow a Chinese company to buy a piece of, and to bid for the construction, of the proposed Northern Gateway oil sands line.
Not only should China be banned from construction or bidding, but Investment Canada should ban Chinese companies from buying resource companies, or related assets.
China's strategy around the world is to buy resources, then low-ball to get construction contracts by using Chinese labourers and materials. This is not only damaging to the domestic economy, and unnecessary, but in some cases laws and obligations have been flouted, and people and host governments damaged.
In 2007, Sinopec Shanghai Engineering Company brought in 132 Chinese workers to an oil sands site to assemble their storage tanks, and do other work. Two workers were killed and several others injured. The remaining Chinese workforce was moved immediately out of Alberta, and work stopped.
The Alberta government charged Sinopec, its subsidiary, and their oil sands client with 53 safety charges. Sinopec and its branch plant have refused to appear in court. They say they have not been served papers because they are in China where they cannot be served papers to appear in court. Instead of acceding to Canadian law, they have not appeared.
In November, an Alberta Court of Appeal ruled the company must stand trial on these serious charges. In February, Sinopec said it wants the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn this ruling because it should be exempt.
It gets worse. Sinopec also did not pay these workers. The 132 Chinese workers were not paid an estimated $3.17 million by their Chinese employer even though they worked four months before the accident. They were transported out immediately after the deaths. Alberta employment standards spokesman Barrie Harrison said that the prime contractor, the Canadian oil sands project client, put the $3.17 million in wages, and benefits in trust even though it had no obligation to do so.
In an interview last year, Harrison said: "We are still trying to determine the best, most secure method of returning these funds to the workers, who are now either back in China, or working at other sites around the world. We've had nothing new to report on this file for quite sometime."
The Canadian embassy in Beijing has been involved in trying to right this wrong, at taxpayer expense.
This outrageous behavior by China and its companies should be reason enough to ban Chinese construction bidding, or workforces in Canada. After all, a major corporation has no respect for the rule of law here. It has damaged Chinese workers, and its Canadian client. It has cost the taxpayers of Alberta a great deal of money to try and clean up the mess, and prosecute those involved in the wrongdoing; it has cost the taxpayers of Canada, Canada's immigration department, and Canada's justice system as well.
By the way, this deplorable behaviour is nothing new or unique to Canada.
Shoddy work, and broken promises have occurred elsewhere. In Angola, in July 2010, more than 150 patients had to be evacuated from a new Chinese-built hospital in Luanda, after its walls began cracking, and bricks began disintegrating. China Overseas Engineering Group Co. (COVEC) built the hospital for $8 million. Reports began to come out in the local media that many roads, schools, hospitals, and other infrastructures completed by the Chinese were sub-standard or unsafe, and promises to employ Angolans were not kept.
Another example, in a developed nation, occurred in 2010. The Chinese were finally able to penetrate the European Union when COVEC won a bid to build a major highway in Poland by bidding less than half the price of domestic contractors. This caused consternation across the EU because of Chinese tactics around the world. The pattern is well worn: Chinese firms low ball to beat out local competition unfairly then bring in substandard materials, and workers from China.
The Poles, committed to tender bidding for contracts, were stuck with accepting COVEC's basement bid but were wise to their tactics. They stipulated that the company could not import Chinese materials, supplies or labor.
But COVEC flouted this requirement and started to bring in Chinese workers anyway, claiming that Polish workers were not cooperative and would not take pay cuts.
Then they began sourcing supplies from China, claiming that Polish suppliers refused to match Chinese prices.
In June 2011, COVEC stopped work. Poland sued COVEC for $271 million in damages for breach of contract. And the country has had to spend huge amounts to complete the highway in time for the 2012 European Football Champions in Poland this summer. COVEC told China Daily that it was asking for compensation.
For these reasons and more, Canada must ban any bidding or work permits to Chinese workforces. They simply are not acceptable. They are also not the only buyers for oil sands production either. A pipeline can deliver oil to the west coast to Asian and South American markets.


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Not only are realistic project schedules useful to you during the preconstruction stage, they're also vital to successfully coordinating the day-to-day activities of a project.
Want to make your job site life easier? One way is to put together a detailed and realistic project schedule. And, don't wait until you're on the site to do it. You should begin as soon as you've signed your construction contract. Why? Because in today's fast-paced construction industry, it's crucial to use your time, materials, and manpower efficiently.
Many project managers don't take time to plan a project thoroughly, or do so in a haphazard manner. The result is unnecessary delays, poor quality workmanship, cost overruns, and low worker moral. This may lead to arguments or claim litigation with the owner, client, or other trades.
Realistic and regularly updated schedules help you finish on time and within budget. In fact, most companies realize that project scheduling helps them stay competitive and save money on manpower and materials. Today's easily affordable computer technology and software also increase reasons for the popularity of project scheduling software.
Conflicts can occur over many issues during the course of a construction project. Design changes, labor actions, poor weather conditions, and delivery problems are common conflicts. With these potential problems, courts now consider network-based schedules as acceptable evidence when arguments occur over project completion dates, delivery dates, or the formal coordination of project participants.
Getting started. First, you should set up meetings with vendors and key personnel to coordinate timing requirements for labor, installation drawings, material lists, and anything your company needs to complete the job. Then, draft a preliminary plan based on the input involved. You should include delivery and construction milestones.
Finally, you need to meet with the general contractor (GC) or construction manager (CM) and compare your project schedule with their schedules. In this step, you should iron out difficulties by setting all milestone dates and clarifying any terminology.
Milestone dates. The GC or CM may know the major milestones, but they may not be aware of the extent of work for each project activity involved or the requirements of each subcontractor or prime contractor. Here is where you describe your requirements and include them in the project schedule. If the GC or CM hasn't prepared a detailed project schedule by this time, you'll be able to provide the information needed to coordinate their activities with yours and the rest of the trades. For example, a typical requirement at data processing centers is to run bare copper cable running around the building perimeter and bond it to structural steel and re-rod at these locations. You may need more access time for a building's footer and column bases than normally expected, because you're required to install an extensive grounding system.
Terminology. If you think it's unnecessary to agree on the meaning of typical construction terms such as "start-up, rough-in, cleanup, temporary power, completed, branch, or conduit," think again! For example, to you, the word "startup" may mean the first application of power. The GC or CM, however, may think it means full functional operation of the completed project. This is a huge difference in time, labor, and material. This is why it's necessary to have a complete understanding of appropriate terms by all parties involved. Besides, it will help you in the long run if you're forced to file a claim for nonpayment of completed work.
Because some conflicts in scheduling always seem to appear, you may need a follow-up meeting with the GC or CM. By the time of this meeting, you and the GC or CM will have adjusted the respective project schedule. Now, all parties can confirm the proposed schedule as accurate and realistic.
As an electrical contractor, you should be accustomed to being the last trade on a job. But with building automation and Information Technology Systems becoming commonplace, specialty contractors are now the last trade group on site. If your contract places the responsibility of correct operation of instruments and controls on you, make sure the schedule allows enough time for system startup and debugging. This is important because most specialty contractors underestimate the time needed to debug their systems.
Following the schedule. Once the GC or CM sets the schedule and all parties agree with it, the actual construction work begins. Now you can begin making system installation drawings and purchasing decisions, as well as scheduling labor and management manpower. Also, you can begin any preparation work before moving to the job site.
You and the GC or CM can use a computer-based system called the critical path method (CPM) system. It has many benefits, including easy updating and detailed information by department (purchasing, engineering, and project management). Basically, you use a computer to prepare weekly master schedules and individual schedules for each department. You send the latter schedules to the respective departments, who, in turn, provide regular updates on their respective responsibilities. Then, you enter these updates on a daily basis and print out a monthly master schedule.
Then, you or your project manager layout a schedule for the next two months and send it to your superintendent or general foreman, who in turn sets up daily schedule. This agenda should describe, by activity, needed workers and required materials and tools.
While your superintendent or general foreman know what materials have arrived, areas of the project available for access, available workers, and other detailed information, they can adjust the daily schedules as needed. However, adhering to the overall timing dictated by the master schedule is critical.
Usually, the GC or CM has weekly job meetings where every trade discusses its progress versus the master schedule. After this meeting, you should relay to the home office and enter any job site changes affecting worker output and efficiency into the CPM.
Pitfalls of poor or absent scheduling. You can expect new construction projects (instead of retrofit jobs) to be the most complicated because they require so many trades on the site at one time. And since not all sub- or prime-contractors use scheduling techniques, you may run into problems in area and equipment availability.
For example, your GC may supply a scissors lift or mobile boom for use by all trades for elevated work. However, this equipment may block access to the floor - making it impossible for one contractor to work on the floor while another works at the ceiling. Or, you may need the equipment to install light fixtures or ceiling-run conduit, but it's in use elsewhere. Now, your superintendent or general foreman must quickly reassign other tasks to installers, which may be impossible for that day.
Another problem involves access to corridors, equipment rooms, tunnels, or other locations where you have to install electrical equipment or pull cables. If another trade occupies that area, you may find it impossible to gain access for your work.
A typical problem is when one trade gets to the job site at 6 a.m. to "take possession" of certain areas or equipment. This can lead to heated discussions, hard feelings, and possible retaliatory tactics. The worst-case scenario: workers looking for something to do or even being sent home.
Everyone can avoid these problem areas if the GC or CM sets up and administers a master project schedule that accounts for the need of critical equipment and area access by all trades. Remember, it's relatively simple to rearrange schedules to suit each trade - provided each contractor plans ahead and communicates its specific needs.
Creating a realistic project schedule will save you time and money and prevent claim litigation. If you do it right the first time, clients, superintendents, and contractors will be free of the problems associated with poor scheduling.
Sidebar 1: When It All Began
Scheduling isn't new. It's been around since the 1950s. In fact, the E.I. du Pont Nemours Co. developed a CPM schedule in 1956 using a UNIVAC computer for construction of its $10 million chemical plant in Louisville, Ky.
About the same time, The U.S. Navy used a Performance Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) network schedule to manage the development of the Polaris missile. PERT and CPM, both network-based scheduling systems, were also used throughout the 1960s by the Army Corp. of Engineers, NASA, the Atomic Energy Commission, RCA, General Electric, the Apollo Program, and the Veterans Administration.
Early on, these formalized schedules were used only on very large projects and were run on large, mainframe computers, which, by today's standards, were very difficult to operate. With today's wide scale-use of PCs (with their simplified hardware and software), sophisticated owners, designers, and construction professionals commonly use network schedules.
Keep in mind that scheduling not only applies to construction. Many industries, including business, manufacturing, and publishing, use scheduling for successful and efficient production.
Sidebar 2: Using Scheduling in Claim Litigation
According to Frederick Gould, in his book Managing the Construction Process (Prentice Hall, ISBN 0-13-352337-3), scheduling is "the process of listing a number of duties or events in the sequence that they will occur. It is a timetable, and it formulates the activities that must be accomplished to reach a certain goal or objective." The book highlights the importance of scheduling in fighting the war of construction claims. Christopher Noble, a construction attorney with Hill & Barlow in Boston, contributed this valuable and informative material. Basically, if your work was disrupted or delayed, you may have a chance of collecting additional compensation if, and only if, you can show the causes and effects of delay through clear, graphic, schedule-based documentation.
You can solicit the help of specialized claims consultants or other experts to analyze, quantify, and present your claim and defense. As noted in the above book, these experts usually base their analysis on a comparison of three types of construction schedules:
• An as-planned schedule, which shows how you intended to construct the project within the originally set contract time;
• An as-built schedule, which shows what actually happened at the construction site; and
• An adjusted or impacted schedule, which shows how various delays and disruptions affected the as-planned schedule and/or contributed to the as-built schedule.
There are three kinds of delays, and each has very different legal and financial impacts:
• An excusable delay, which is not the fault of the owner or you (the contractor). It usually allows you an extension of time but no additional compensation.
• A non-excusable delay, which is due to your fault. It usually results in no extension of time to you but may allow the owner to collect actual or liquidated damages from you.
• A compensable delay, which is due to the fault of the owner. It usually entitles you to both an extension of time and additional compensation.
Suppose there are concurrent delays. What happens then? Often, they will cancel each other out, resulting in no compensation or damages to you or the owner. But, there may be circumstances making it possible to apportion the effects of the concurrent delays, or give one type of delay precedence over the other. Here, the strength of your or the owner's defense may depend on how skillfully each party's scheduling expert can show the causes.


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The U.S. economy has shrank at an annual rate of 2.9 percent in the first quarter of this year, according to the Commerce Department. This is the fastest rate of decline since the recession ended five years ago.
Joe Weisenthal of the Business Insider joins Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson to discuss the forces behind the decline and what we can expect for the future.
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The Commerce Department reported this morning that the economy in the U.S. shrank at a rate of 2.9 percent in the first quarter of the year - far more than first thought - and that is the sharpest decline since 2009.
Joe Weisenthal is executive editor at Business Insider. He's with us from New York to discuss.
Hi, Joe.
JOE WEISENTHAL: Hello. How are you doing?
HOBSON: I'm doing well. But apparently, the U.S. economy was not and in the first quarter. And it wasn't that long ago that you and I were talking about this Goldman Sachs prediction - that the economy is growing at an above-trend pace and things were starting to look up. What happened here?
WEISENTHAL: Yeah. There's a lot to unpack. So the first thing to note is that, you know, we're almost in July here and that we're talking about what happened between January and March. So this is really, you know, backwards-looking data. But, you know, obviously it was shocking. There were a lot of interesting factors. The health care spending was a really big surprise because it was far less than initially estimated, which is strange because given that it was the first quarter of full Obamacare implementation one would have expected to see a pretty big spike in health care spending. So that's a real head scratcher. And what it means going forward; we're going to have to wait.
And then of course, there was the well known weather effect. That had a dampening effect on you know, fixed investment, anything having to do with building structures and so forth slowed down. And exports were weak and inventory accumulation was weak. So there were some timing things that went there.
So it's a stunning report. 2.9 percent is just far more than anyone thought, but in terms of what it says about the economy right now, it doesn't diminish the latest batch of strong numbers that we've had, necessarily.
HOBSON: Well, yeah, and we've been talking about that this week. We've had some very strong numbers in the housing market, on new home sales and existing home sales. There have also been some good jobs reports in recent months.
WEISENTHAL: Right.
HOBSON: So would you say at this point, that that will - if we look back on it -probably end up being a blip, a weird dip in the economy, maybe as you say because of the winter weather that we had in a lot of the country? And that now we're going to be on a stronger course?
WEISENTHAL: I do think that we're going to look back on that as a weird blip. I mean, obviously you can't just totally dismiss a number like -2.9 percent; you have to take it seriously. But on the other hand, again there's such old data and there's been so much data since then that's clearly more robust. There was an interesting nugget that came out yesterday. There was a - consumer confidence hit its highest level since the financial crisis. And then, buried in that report was the fact that for the first time, more respondents said that they thought the economy was good than thought the economy was bad.
So I'd look at these indicators and I'd take them far more seriously than the GDP report, which is lagging. And when you actually, you know, talking to people and for the first time more people say the economy's good - that's a strong sign that we've turned some sort of corner and that we shouldn't worry too much about the Q1 report.
HOBSON: Although even if consumers are confident, another thing that has come up over and over again is that a lot of them can't get loans that they need to go out and make purchases and do stuff that they want to do.
Is that still a problem, that banks aren't giving a lot of people loans?
WEISENTHAL: Yeah, it's still an issue. It's still - credit is very constrained compared to where it was during the boom, but the way to look at that is, actually that's a good thing in that this is pent-up, this is a potential tailwind that hasn't even kicked in yet.
So you look at a lot of these factors that are very depressed - credit is still tight, household formation still very low - but what that means is, these are factors that have still yet to kick in that could potentially lift the economy further up.
HOBSON: Joe Weisenthal is executive editor at Business Insider, joining us from New York to talk about the latest GDP report from the Commerce Department. Joe, thanks so much.
WEISENTHAL: Thanks for having me.
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New Zealand official Bryce Lawrence's Test career is all but over, according to SANZAR head of referees Lyndon Bray.
Lawrence, who was the New Zealand Rugby Union's referee of a fourth time last year, was in charge of the controversial Rugby World Cup quarter final between South Africa and Australia. The Wallabies progressed to the semi finals but Lawrence was heavily criticised in South Africa for his performance.
While he has been in charge of Super Rugby matches this season, he has not travelled to South Africa allegedly after threats from fans. In March he was removed from the International Rugby Board elite panel of referees and Bray says he is unlikely of officiate Test matches again.
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Here are some pictures, eyeshadow on left is 'Gracious Arasari', right 'Solstice Halcyon'. Lipsticks top 'Nothing unknown', below is 'Irreverence'
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Irreverance looks pretty; I agree with you it has some nude mixed in with the rosy from this picture. Gracious Arasari looks like my kind of colour too; I'll be interested to know if you think it's different enough from the Solstice Halcyon to own both once you've had a try of them.ReplyDelete
I bought another couple of lipsticks and eyeshadows - will post pictures soon (which will probably be blurry and not as good as yours - would love to know how you get them so clear!)
I'd email about the promo - mine were a 15ml cleansing cream (first order) and a 15ml hand cream (second order) so they weren't mind-blowing but worth having if you like Jurlique.
I'll try them out more this weekend and give a more detailed review but I warn you that you may have to get Gracious Arasari.ReplyDelete
Will look forward to your post, I feel like we are the only ones buying this range :) not sure how it will do here being limited to one site and one shop.
I just use a macro setting to make the pictures a bit sharper, glad you like !
Oops maybe I did get the promo, was so small I thought it was just a sample, better take that bit out of my post................ :o
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I completely agree on confirmation emails - I hate the uncertainty when e-tailers don't send confirmation and mailing notices. I was worried that my last Illamasqua order had gone missing, but it turned out it had only just been mailed when I emailed to check. With a mailing notice I wouldn't have fretted.


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Joseph Liotine, who was also appointed to Whirlpool's corporate executive committee, is vice president of marketing for the Benton Harbor-based company's North American region, responsible for the product category and brand teams' performance.
He starts his new job Dec. 1.
"This new role was created to provide more leadership capacity to pursue the significant number of market growth opportunities that we have in the U.S. and around the world," said Jeff Fettig, chairman and CEO of Whirlpool. "Joe has demonstrated proven leadership in both Canada and in North America marketing that will enable us to accelerate our growth in the U.S., particularly with improving levels of appliance demand."
Marc Bitzer, president of Whirlpool North American and European regions, said he's "extremely pleased with the progress we've made in the U.S. business, coming off a very challenging market just a couple of years ago."
"We are well positioned to address market growth opportunities and continue to grow our profitability and market position," Bitzer added. "Joe will do an outstanding job leading these teams' efforts in meeting our strategic priorities."
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Nice little tool...
I like this and am replacing my dakine tool with it...which broke on my second use. Things I like: compact size, everything I need on the Hill. Donât like: the handle system pinched my hand if not wearing gloves, the bit sticks in and right now I canât get it out.
Great small tool. Fits in your pocket. Adjusts all your adjustments.
Mixed reviews.
Works great. Just doesnt work with the est bindings. Such a shame.
Perfect Small SB Tool
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Looking at the review spread it seems like this thing either breaks immediately or is fine. Well mine is fine after a season, and it is great.
It's too bulky to keep in my jacket while riding, I have a micro tool for that...though admittedly that tool is not fun to use in comparison. I mean you could put it in your pocket and it would be ok, but I'd rather not. There aren't sharp edges to impale you on a bail at least. But this thing is a convenient all in one in my snowboard box at home. It works so well I just grab it whenever I do board work instead of bigger dedicated tools; I never am frustrated with it and anything I need is there. The ratchet can handle tightening your baseplates harder than you know you should.
nice tool
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Unlike some of the reviews I've read, my Burton tool has been good to me. (knock on wood) Only used it for two seasons so far, but everything still works properly. So no complaints here.
This tool's ratcheting system broke the second time I used it rendering it useless. I chose to ignore all the other reviewers who said this and am regretting it now. Do not buy this piece of junk.
Just what I needed
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Whether you are riding hard, or have weak wrists, your bindings will loosen up over time.
If you're lucky, you're at the top of the hill where you might be able to find some tools. For all those other times, you have to deal with the shaky ride back down and that's never fun.
These little tools easily fit into a pocket and will have you riding safe and sound in no time.
No issues with the ratchet yet. I have cranked on it pretty hard already and it doesn't show any sign of weakness. Hopefully it will stay that way. Until then, I'm pretty satisfied!
Never got a chance to use
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Ratchet system failed as soon as I took it out of the package. Trying the dakine torque driver
Bought one, once. It broke first turn.
very nice when works
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love this device...when and if it worked. I had three of this, and the ratcheting mechanism of two of them broke on the very first use.
Absolute junk
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I just used this for the first time to tighten up my bindings. On the third screw, the ratcheting mechanism broke and it will no longer tighten. Works just fine in the counter clockwise direction still.
Bite the Bullet
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have carried this tool in my pocket or in my pack for 5+ years now. I've used it to install new bindings in a pinch, tighten my setup on the hill, make changes to touring partners kit in the backcountry, you name it. I love how compact it is while remaining effective. Flip out the lever and you get enough torque to secure your bindings to the board. The ratchet ensures you always have the right leverage. There's two Phillips screwdriver bits for all the binding fastners, and a 10mm wrench to secure the other end of the screw. Secure lock means the bits won't go flying on the piste.
A staple in my kit, year after year.
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
To date this is the smallest ratcheting screwdriver I have ever seen. Not to mention this thing has got the power!
Broke within 1 Week
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Used this tool to put bindings on a snowboard. Worked well.
A few days later, used this tool to put bindings on another snowboard. It broke: I can no longer apply any torque in the counter-clockwise direction. The ratcheting mechanism slips.
Some of the other reviews say that they have had theirs for years without problems, so I am going to get it replaced and see how the second one works out.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have two of these. One for myself and one for my fiancee.
They fit perfectly into any jacket pocket.
Are easy to operate with mittens on.
Generally perfect.
The only thing that has happened to my yellow version is a little rust from me not drying the bits off after a day of riding. totally my fault though.
Love this tool!
I've used the bullet for a few years now. Compact tool and gets maximum torque for your gear. If all you care about is bulkiness, I would go with the Burton EST tool. If you're worried about durability don't ... I work in the oil and gas industry in Alberta and ordered 30 of these for the guys I work with because of functionality in cold weather and how compact it is. All I have received is positive reviews!
Awesome handy tool
Bought this off season but used it already to adjust my bindings. Super simple, has small compartment for 2 screw heads(1 phillips,1 flat) and a small wrench.
Plus it has reversible gears like a ratchet to tighten or loosen, and middle setting for regular hand twisting.
Hope I don't need this on the mountain but you can bet it will be in my jacket pocket just in case.
7 years and still going......
this is my um...... i think 3rd "bullet tool" (we like to call it the magic bullet). this thing has saved my ass more time then i can count! what a great tool! the awesome ratcheting and leverage you get from it keeps my former bike mechanic/board tuner hubby happy in a small size and for a small price! the only reason i have ever had to buy a new one was either because TSA decided i could take apart an airplane with it and took all the bits or because i just lost the bits. So basically dont ever try to check this thing on an airplane and it'll last you a lifetime!
This tool works GREAT!!!! it's prob one of the BEST accessories i have in my backpack. it's got the items/tools you need and when the handle is folded out, you can really crank it down! VERY NICE especially for the price!
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this is my second Burton bullet purchase because I lose my tool every year it seems. It's small and light weight and can fit in any pocket. Don't go to the mountain without it.


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This Apache Blessing usually resides on my refrigerator. The miracle of magnetization at its most useful! Whenever I go into the fridge, in any state of sleepiness in the morning, rushing at midday, or exhaustedly at night, I find this blessing and smile and ponder. There is quite a lot of competition on my refrigerator…many other magnets calling out my name. And they all have wonderful reminders on them…uplifting, stimulating, calming, funny and even solemn. I love these reminders…I seem to stare at the right one just when I need that piece of information. However, this Apache Blessing I read each time I open the door. Its simplicity, directness and sincerity touches me every time. After reading it I always ask myself this question…(yes, even before coffee!).
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In case you missed the announcement—or have been living under a rock for the past two days—Will Ferrell appeared on "Conan" earlier this week as Ron Burgundy to break news that "Anchorman 2" is finally coming to the big screen.
Rumors of a sequel have been swirling about for years and although Brick and Baxter fans can rejoice, we weren't that surprised. We figured it was only a matter of time before America's favorite news team assembled once more.
Take a look at Will Ferrell's box office grosses since "Anchorman" up until his recent flop "Casa de mi Padre."
Although, "Anchorman" only made slightly over $85 million at the box office, this doesn't include the DVD sales of the film.
Seven of Ferrell's last 12 films have brought in well less than "Anchorman."
His three films directly after the success of the channel 4 news crew—"Kicking and Screaming," "Bewitched" and "Curious George"—all performed adequately at the box office, however; nothing blew fans out of the water until Ricky Bobby came to the screen two years later. Other than an overused "Shake and Bake" quote, the film didn't deliver much else for hungry fans waiting eagerly for the next "Anchorman."
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Sunday's military attacks targeted the towns of Rastan and Talbiseh in the central province of Homs. Authorities had sealed off and isolated the towns by closing roads and cutting phone service, the activists added.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said two people were killed in Rastan and four were hurt in Talbiseh.
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This is definitely an easy recipe and perfect for weeknights Mari.ReplyDelete
easy or not - you make it look gourmet. my mouth is watering.ReplyDelete
Je ne sais pas si c'est délicieux mais visuellement cela me semble savoureux.ReplyDelete
gros bisous.
fabulous photo, you have me hungry for it at 5am!ReplyDelete
What a great idea, thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thank you for such kind comments! You each really know how to make my week. :) xoxoReplyDelete
Picture Perfect:-)ReplyDelete
I should make your Moomie buns again soon..I remember searching for your cutter:-)
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I love your food.ReplyDelete
Wow, what a very nice comment Ms. Lemon. Thank you so much for your message. (I love lemons, too!) xoReplyDelete
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Illinois shoppers will soon notice they are paying more for their favorite shampoo. Or toothpaste. Or candy bar. Or adult beverage. Sales tax changes approved by the Illinois General Assembly last spring to help pay for road improvements, school construction and other public works projects take effect Tuesday.
Illinois shoppers will soon notice they are paying more for their favorite shampoo. Or toothpaste. Or candy bar. Or adult beverage.
Sales tax changes approved by the Illinois General Assembly last spring to help pay for road improvements, school construction and other public works projects take effect Tuesday.
That $10 box of chocolates that used to cost $10.10 with tax will now set you back $10.75, assuming you buy it inside the Springfield city limits, which has a 1.5 percent sales tax on top of the state rate.
That anti-dandruff shampoo used to be considered a medication that was only taxed at 1 percent. Now it will be taxed at the 6.25 percent state rate just like its herbal brethren. (And higher than that where local governments impose their own sales tax). Unless, of course, a doctor prescribes the shampoo, in which case it is still a medication.
Munch on a handful of plain, dry-roasted peanuts for a snack and you are eating food taxed at 1 percent. Buy the honey-roasted version and you are eating candy that is taxed at 6.25 percent at the state level. Yogurt-covered fruit? Candy. Yogurt-covered pretzels? Food.
Although the changes can sound confusing, the Illinois Department of Revenue, charged with collecting the sales taxes collected by retailers from their customers, thinks the changes will reduce confusion about what is taxed at what rate.
"This will clarify it for merchants," said Revenue spokeswoman Sue Hofer. "We believe this will reduce errors in classification of grooming products so that no matter where a customer goes to buy a tube of toothpaste they'll be charged the same."
Hofer said the department expects some retailers are stocking up now on supplies before the taxes increase. However, the department won't know for sure for several more weeks because of delays in collecting those taxes.
David Vite of the Illinois Retail Merchants Association agrees the changes will make things less difficult for retailers, up to a point.
"Certainly in two areas (soft drinks and grooming products) it will be easier. Candy is not going to be any easier," Vite said. "Anytime you have a system that taxes different products differently, there is confusion. This gets rid of a lot of problems for the retail industry."
The Illinois Petroleum Marketers Association represents 500 members who operate more than 3,500 gas station/convenience stores in the state. Executive vice president Bill Fleischli says the association will have to get used to the changes.
"It is confusing, but we have to work our way through this thing," Fleischli said. "We don't want down the line to have members subject to an audit and then be subject to penalty and fines."
The changes are intended to raise revenue that will be used to pay off the bonds issued for public works projects. It was part of the $31 billion capital bill approved by lawmakers last spring.
Extending the sales tax to candy is expected to raise $35 million to $38 million, Hofer said. Changes to tax rates for soft drinks and grooming products will raise an estimated $14 million.
Reaction among some Springfield retailers varied. Rob Flesher, president and co-owner of Pease's Candy Shops of Springfield, said the increase will "immediately cut into our sales."
"All of a sudden you're adding 6.75 percent to everything we sell," Flesher said. "In this economy people have only a limited amount of money for discretionary funds."
Flesher said Pease's products do not fall into any of the exceptions outlined in the new taxes.
Bill Caslin, co-owner and manager of Springfield Novelties and Gifts doesn't think the changes will be a big deal for his business, even though he sells soda, candy and personal care products.
"We do our best to be competitive," Caslin said. "In that regard, we hope to do our best not to pass it on. Some people are going to recognize there has been an increase, but I don't think it will be too drastic."
People shouldn't expect to skirt the tax changes by buying their candy bars in vending machines. Hofer said the tax applies to those products as well.
"Whoever owns the candy that goes into the machine pays the tax," Hofer said.
Not everything is seeing a tax increase, Hofer said. Seltzer water, previously taxed as a soft drink because it is carbonated, will now be taxed as a food because it contains no sweeteners.
Taxes on alcoholic beverages are also going up to help pay for the capital bill.
The state expects to collect another $109 million from excise taxes that are based on gallonage and alcohol content of a produce.
The tax increases amount to 81 cents on a fifth of liquor, 13 cents on a bottle of wine and 2.6 cents on a six-pack of beer, Hofer said.
However, Bill Olson, president of the Associated Beer Distributors of Illinois, cautioned that those numbers only apply to the increased taxes distributors will pay to the state.
"What we pay on taxes isn't the only factor," Olson said of beer prices. "We are getting an increase from breweries. Both of those go into the price we sell to the retailer. The retailer determines how much they will charge consumers."
Famous Liquors on Wabash Avenue in Jerome put up a sign advising people to buy now because taxes are increasing September 1. Manager Fred Manker said that warning hasn't prompted a big increase in business yet. But if the pattern repeats from 1999, when taxes were last increased, he said customers will start flowing in as the deadline approaches.
Manker said he's already been notified by distributors that prices will be going up.
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"Witnessing is the most important thing in the Christian life."
That was the prevailing message of Major Archbishop Baselios Mar Cleemis of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church, as he paid a visit to CNEWA's central offices in New York this morning. His Beatitude is on a pastoral visit to some of his church's parishes and communities in the United States and will attend its annual convention held later this month.
Accompanied by the exarch for Syro-Malankara Catholics in North America and Europe, Bishop Thomas Mar Eusebius, His Beatitude shared some of his thoughts about his country, its people and the vibrant faith they have brought to North America. During a wide-ranging conversation in our staff conference room, he spoke passionately and eloquently about "witnessing" to the faith — through acts of compassion, charity and simple piety.
"We do that," he said, "through education, through health care, through caring for those with H.I.V. and leprosy. It has to do with human dignity. I am proud and happy of how our people give witness with how they live."
The major archbishop also wanted to underscore the universality of the Catholic Church. "Catholicity," he noted, "is not uniformity, but diversity." And he said that the Syro-Malankara Church could make its own unique contribution to "bring a new dimension to the Catholic Church."
"We promote the theology of communion," he said. "In this country, we have a strong vocation of being an apostle of communion."
We are not here, he said, "just to preserve our linguistic tradition, but to strengthen the existing Catholic community. The church is beyond ethnic and linguistic boundaries.
"A lot of people have deserted, have gone away from the church and I think we have a responsibility. ... We have a role to play, to bring people back to the fold," he continued.
Mar Cleemis was especially excited about reaching out to Hispanic non-Catholics in the United States, and working to draw them back into the faith.
"We want to make our liturgical experience available to them," he said emphatically, "and I think we must seriously work to promote Catholic communion among them. That is my special dream for our presence in the U.S."
In drawing a portrait of his immediate predecessor, Cyril Mar Baselios, he described the unassuming archbishop as "a man set apart for all." In fact, this is a unique charism of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church, and those who lead it.
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Lupita Nyong'o and Scarlett Johansson Reportedly 'In Talks' to Star in Disney's 'Jungle Book'
Academy Award-winner Lupita Nyong'o was just named PEOPLE's Most Beautiful Person, but it looks like she may have an even higher honor coming her way soon — as she is reportedly in talks to star in Disney's 'The Jungle Book.' According to the Hollywood Reporter, the '12 Years a Slave' actress is in talks with Disney to play Rakcha, "the mother wolf who adopts Mowgli," the trade site states.
The Disney movie — a remake of the classic 1967 animated classic by the same name, which, in turn, was based on the Rudyard Kipling book — is set to be a "live-action/CGI hybrid" movie, the Hollywood Reporter reveals. 'Iron Man' director/producer Jon Favreau will direct, while Nyong'o is in "final negotiations" to play the part of Mowgli's adoptive wolf mother. Scarlett Johansson is also in early talks to voice Kaa, the hypnotic snake who is one of the lesser villains in the film. Idris Elba will play Shere Khan, the evil tiger that is the movie's most prominent villain.
With all of that A-list talent hopefully joining forces, Disney's new remake of 'The Jungle Book' is looking pretty darn promising. Now the question is: Who will get the part of Mowgli?
'The Jungle Book' is set to hit theaters on October 9, 2015. PopCrushers, what do you think of Disney's live-action/CGI remake? Will you see the film?


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A note to our faithful SLAM! Wrestling readers before we begin. Even though I was born, raised and reside in Toronto, Canada, from this moment on I will henceforth hail from Astana, Kazakhstan.
With that said, none of our fellow Canadian readers should be miffed at or take exception to this development. Why? Well, ummmmm. As WWE Canada President Carl DeMarco told Kevin Engstrom of the Winnipeg Sun this week about a similar situation which has evolved in the WWE, "I don't think anyone is trying to take away the history, the heritage and the roots that our Canadian wrestlers have," said DeMarco. "I don't think Canadian fans should be offended -- they should be very proud."
There you have it. You should be PROUD that myself and the WWE Canadian talent will no longer be labeled as Canadian despite the fact that all of our SLAM! Wrestling contributors will still retain their hometowns (with two possible exceptions - more on that later) and that there are a number of American WWE wrestlers whose hometowns are fudged in their ring introductions.
Hell, at least I didn't make my change one month before launching a major tour in Canada. That would just be completely moronic.
As for the rumour that our own Raw/Smackdown! tag team of Nick Tylwalk and Dale Plummer are pondering changing their hometowns to either ?Intercourse' or ?Beersville' PA...I will leave it to them to address that situation.
Stay tuned.
With the controversial Canadian name change controversy still fresh in everyone's minds, fans in Edmonton, Alberta, gave WWE Champion Chris Benoit a rabid welcome in his hometown as the WWE presented its Raw-only BackLash pay-per-view tonight. Having somewhat of a change of heart (at least while still touring in Canada), the WWE returned to announcing Benoit and other Canadian talent from their hometowns in the Great White North. In a schizophrenic move, the WWE even made a point of hammering home Benoit's Canadian roots by airing a video diary of his return to Edmonton and made it a crucial plotline in Benoit's title defence against Triple H and Shawn Michaels in their recycled main event match from WrestleMania XX....complete with the same predictable outcome.
It seems that the rumours which have haunted the creative and managerial team in the WWE since the whole brand separation deal are true. Winged monkeys who routinely over indulge in alcoholic beverages have indeed taken over. How else could you explain the whole Eugene and Big Show angles?
Though all three participants worked their collective butts off in the half-decent main event, the match was marred by the return of the unrealistic knock-the-third-guy-out-of-the-ring booking and an angle that the unmotivated WWE creative team has continually trucked out time and time again whenever there is a pay-per-view in Canada. Yep. You guessed it. It's that whole "Bret Got Screwed" storyline...for the one millionth time. Sigh. It is good to know that the creative juices are overflowing in the WWE. This time, however, it was Shawn Michaels who was the foil turning slightly nasty when the Canadian fans showered substitute referee Earl Hebner and HBK himself with the usual, finger-pointing chants.
Hebner ended up taking over when the starting official was inadvertently hit by a flying forearm from HBK that The Rabid Wolverine deftly ducked. As chants of...You screwed Bret!...echoed, HBK further enraged fans by slapping Bret Hart's Sharp Shooter finishing maneuver on Benoit. HBK would pay for the obvious insult later when he would miss a flying bodypress and crash into...what else?...the Spanish Announcing team's table...and lay there unmoving until Tuesday morning.
With fans calling HHH an "asshole", Benoit missed his Swan Dive headbutt off the top rope and would suffer a Pedigree for his mistake. HBK made the save before HHH - compared to Race, Brisco and Flair during his ring entrance by the shameless company shill Jim Ross - could go off on another wearisome title reign overseen and approved of by his real life father-in-law. HBK hit HHH with a flying elbow smash and began "tuning up the band". Instead of hitting HHH though, Michaels clobbered Benoit in the chops knocking him back out of the ring. Backdropped to the floor, HHH went for his habitual odd-evener. Yep. You guessed it again. It is the whole sledgehammer routine. HHH slammed the hammer into HBK's back but was stopped from executing another blow when Benoit tripped him up.
With HBK comatose again, HHH turned his attention to Benoit pummeling him on the outside and slamming him head-first into the ring stairs. Benoit came up fighting slingshoting HHH into the steel post. HHH went over the security fence and into the first row.
Hustling back into the ring, Benoit blocked HBK's Sweet Chin Music and retained the title when HBK tapped out to....you got it....The Sharp Shooter...at just over the half-hour mark in the match.
Notwithstanding the strong work-rate of the main event, the gruesome hardcore confrontation between a trimmed down Mick Foley and Randy Orton totally stole the show not just because of the insane-o violence but because of the great storytelling moments which can probably be attributed to Foley himself. You just knew (or at least hoped) things were going to go completely off the chart when Foley came to the ring carrying a barbed wire baseball bat and dressed as Cactus Jack. The fearsome bat itself figured prominently into the match and ironically would lead to Cactus Jack losing a hardcore rules bout.
After some action which included Foley chasing a running scared Orton with the bat and Foley being cruely slammed on the steel entrance ramp, Orton gained possession of the bat for a micro second. Foley put him down before he could deal a deadly blow. As Foley slipped on Socco, he paused and eyed the discarded bat. In a cool moment, Foley raised both Socco and the bat into the air asking the fans to choose which one he would employ. Survey says: Use the bat, knucklehead! And boy, did Foley ever do so. Foley grinded the barbed wire into Orton's head busting him open and then delivered a groin shot with the bat resting on Orton's "sensitive area". Ouch! Upon turning Orton's forehead into hamburger some more, Foley retrieved a gas can from under the ring and teased setting the bat on fire. Spoil sport Raw GM Eric Bischoff put a stop to that though stating that if Foley lit the bat, he would lose the match and the fire marshal would end the show. Foley dropped the barbecue lighter much to the dismay of the fans in attendance.
Moving on to Plan B, Foley pulled out a wooden plank covered with barbed wire from under the ring and laid it on the mat. Orton foiled Foley's backdrop by throwing that "blinding powder" in his eyes and slammed him on the barbed wire plank. Foley rose with deep lacerations to one of his arms. Formulating some evil intentions, Orton poured out an extra large, Grade A bag of thumbtacks onto the mat. Orton's plans were thwarted though when Foley slammed him onto the tacks. Orton hightailed it out of the ring looking like a human pin cushion. Orton and Foley teased a backstage brawl (which was greeted by boos) then emerged seconds later through the curtain. Foley threw Orton off the entrance ramp onto a wooden structure. EMTs arrived to cart away Orton's carcass as officials tried to hold Foley back. Shoving them to the ground, Foley leapt off the rampway onto Orton. Orton kicked out of a Foley pin.
Back in the ring, Foley gave Orton a Double-Armed DDT. Orton again kicked out and fans loudly booed. Orton took the barbed wire bat and brained Foley busting him open. One regular RKO and one on the barbed wire bat to put Foley away. Orton was back-patted by Evolution and praised by Triple H backstage as a legend killer. Since Shelton Benjamin defeated Ric Flair earlier in the evening, a feud for the Intercontinental Title between the two upstarts could be in the works.
The next WWE pay-per-view is Judgment Day on May 16th.


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haven't updated in a while!
I have officially finished my clinical rotations!!! WOO HOO! I was so excited the second I finished that last final. Now I am to work on a resume and finish my research. Next on the plate is taking my boards, finding a job and graduating in December.
With all this time on my hands, I (and Lance) have started the South Beach Diet. We eat 2 whole cups of veggies with lunch and dinner. We eat 1/4c of veggies with breakfast. The only thing I have figured out for breakfast is eggbeaters with sauted bell peppers and onion. Kind of getting sick of the same breakfast everyday. We have been on it a week and a half and have not had any sugar, bread, pasta, potatoes, fruit, etc. Just lean protein, veggies, and sugar free popsicles! LOL we eat a little more variety than that, but not much.
Lance goes to New Jersey again next week. I am hoping to join his sometime this summer on one of his trips. I REALLY want to join him sometime in November or December so we can go to New York during Christmas time. I think that would be so neat. With all the traveling Lance does he has enough mile to fly me to New York and right now only enough hotel points to stay like one extra night in New York. The hotels there are so expensive!
For Independence Day we will be in Longview. We have plans to go to Fiesta Texas for a weekend. Since Lance controls our weekens in the fall (fighting Texas Aggie football) I decided that I should pick something I wanted to do during the summer.
Until next time.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
haven't updated in a while!
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Banished, a recently released city builder, is doing so shockingly well that it has passed popular games such as DayZ and Rust to now sit on top of Steam's top sellers list.
It's a cruel game where every single inhabitant of your village is a key to success. Still, you're gonna lose them in a split second if you're not careful enough. Here's some of the best reviews from Steam, portraying the perversely enjoyable living hell that is
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