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Here's the makeup that 1 winner will be winning from me ;)
Drugstore FALL Makeup & Four $50 Giftcards GIVEAWAY!
Here's the makeup that 1 winner will be winning from me ;)
293 comments :
i love vampy red lips and deep burgundy nails! I love you sam and have been watching for a while! love watching lil and pheonix growing up :) you have gorgeous little family!ReplyDelete
Jessica Pincence
I am most excited about a bold lip! I'm am a nude lip type of person but am finally getting up the nerve to "try" some bold colors! Love you Sam! Email: email@example.com United StatesReplyDelete
I really love the berry lip for fall :)ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to wearing sultry browns/bronzes with a dark lip..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 2:09 PM
I am lovin the dark lips and dark nail polish fall trend with a copper touch on the eyes.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 2:19 PM
I've like Physician Formula since I was 16 years old and was able to wear it! my mom bought me the Physicians Formula Powder Palette® Mineral Glow ... first as a gift for my birthday then when i got older she bought me,Physicians Formula Organic wear® 100%... and then i bought myself Physicians Formula Shimmer Strips Eye Enhancing... and fell in love! I love wearing the Shimmer strips eye enchacing because it brings out my blue eyes even more durning the winter!ReplyDelete
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berry lips and green/cranberry/brown shimmery eyes, my email address is email@example.com and am in the USAReplyDelete
I like the browns & tans for fall! most excited about adding a pop of color to my lips, ive never worn lipstick! My email : firstname.lastname@example.com (USA)ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the chance!! :D My favorite is army colours, plum colours (ofcourse red, loooove red!) and more texture polishes! :D This is a wonderful chance for this single mother cause there is some wonderful beauty items I'd love to try from Target. :) (might get two toys depending on price for my daughter I am going crazy trying to get her Christmas presents early since its hard to make money when you can't work cause daycare isn't an option in my mind and i'd be making enough just to put her in daycare :/, lol)ReplyDelete
US girl here. ;D
Don't mind my rambles, lol. <3
I am looking forward to a bold lip and trying a emerald green nail polish! email@example.com, united states.ReplyDelete
Hi sam I love watching a reading about you your sooo great! I really am loving berry lips and any thing burgundy sparkly burgundy eyes it brings out the green in my eyes!! My email is firstname.lastname@example.com I live in ca USA. And also lilly and phonix are sooo adorable lilly reminds me of my daughter she is 1 month younger than lilly. And i just love how you and jay are together you look so happy. You guys are my role models love ya !ReplyDelete
- Gloria GonzalezSeptember 20, 2013 at 2:43 PM
I love a burgundy lip and vampy red nails :)Email: firstname.lastname@example.com I live in TX, USAReplyDelete
I'm loving the whole bold lips with the dark lip stick colors for fall with a copper eye. that definitely fits for a great fall look for either day or night.. it goes great and looks amazing. email@example.com -united statesReplyDelete
looking forward to deeper lip colors like berries...plums for eyes....firstname.lastname@example.com ...USAReplyDelete
I want to try to going with berry lips this fall. I live in the US and my email is email@example.com. Thanks for this great giveaway.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 3:04 PM
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Im really looking forward to the eye makeup, I don't wear shadow but its on my bucket list so this is a perfect time to try huh, Thank You for the giveaway :) TeriReplyDeleteReplies
Forgot to add my email DOINK :) firstname.lastname@example.com
HI Sam I have been following you on youtube since like forever and absolutely love you! <33ReplyDelete
My favorite thing for fall is wearing my knitted tops and wearing my leather boots! I am from the USA! :D
Thanks for the giveaway Sam! :)Replies
My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
I am excited for camo boots and dark lips :)ReplyDelete
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I am pretty excited to start wearing darker eye shadows and like browns and purples again.ReplyDelete
USA, Email: email@example.com
I am so excited about the dark berry and red lips and copper smokey eyes...I am about to paint my nails and dark crimson color and I've been waiting all summer to do so! I'm gonna go all out with these trends this fall :) Also have you tried bath and body works fall fragrances they are amazing! I love you Sam your such a beautiful person inside and out . Me and my son love watching you guys.ReplyDelete
Sarah Handley
I am looking forward to the deep red lipstick with a dramatic hazelnut/expresso eye shadow with a rose cheek and gold nail polish & dress it up with a cute scarf :) I love getting all snazzy with make-up and a cute outfit and going out :) and i love all the beautiful make-up colors that come out at this time of year! :)ReplyDelete
I love all your vlogs and i think you truly have a beautiful family!!! xox <3
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I'm looking forward to the eye makeup, I don't wear bright or too dark of shadows and more into the tans/light browns. I love when you use a pop of color or go bold with your eye shadow. I learn a lot from your get ready with me's and love watching you on your channel and especially love watching the family.ReplyDelete
Amber Nicol
I've been waiting until the fall to use my Urban Decay cream blush in Greed that I picked up awhile ago firstname.lastname@example.com U.S.ReplyDelete
I am most excited for nailpolish, reds, burgondys, dark browns, greys, deep purples and turqoises, I could go on and on <3 also a blush change up, those are my favs, polish and blush :) oh and cantforget the lipsticks, excited for darker tones! my name is Miranda Peters and my email is email@example.com thanks, this is an AMAZING giveaway!!! all love, mirandaReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 5:26 PM
I love berries, and wines for the lip paired with a really simple classic eye. email@example.com. U.S.ReplyDelete
Sam! I love how thoughtful you are to us readers and viewers! I am excited for 2 beauty trends! Pumpkin/spice smelly lotions/body mists and dark natural eye shadows! I love my naturals!ReplyDelete
Hi Sam! You're amazing! LOVE you! My fave fall look is shimmery brown smokey eyes. I'm from the US and my email is firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 5:47 PM
I'm a new follower...lol sounds weird, anyway...for fall I look forward to cozy sweaters, brown nail polish & mauve eye shadow! Thanks for the chance to win! I live in the USA and the best email address is email@example.com Thanks againReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 5:47 PM
I'm excited for leggings and boots and dark red nails and berry lips!!!!ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to the deep colors like plums and reds. email@example.com USAReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to darker lips and nails! :)ReplyDelete
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I look forward to the color changes fall brings. I pull out my naked 2 palette and true plum blush by covergirl and Revlons berry haute lipstick just to name a few.And I like my cozy sweaters and bear claw boots. I am Jennifer Hosey Jordan on fb. My email is email@example.com . #AmericaReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to the darker nail colors!:)ReplyDelete
Living in New England we have such a beautiful Fall!! With the changing leaves, apple picking, fresh apple cider, the fairs, etc....It's my favorite season. I LOVE the reds, yellows, greens and orange of Fall, and doing an autumn themed eye. They are my BEST feature, though I'd love to try an apple lip!! Love sweaters, plaid shirts, jeans, and anticipation of all the Holidays ahead....ReplyDelete
Laura Sherwood
I love bold lips for fall! Always excited to wear darker colors in the cooler weather :)ReplyDelete
Excited about the color change for makeup! Bold eyes, lips, and cheeks! Specifically I am excited for the cranberries and the emerald greens this season, your friend Kassie just posted a beautiful tutorial on this! Of course infinity scarves and boots as well! Love your channel, excited to be a part of your blog now to :)ReplyDelete
Hope your having a great day!
Cant wait for some bold eye shadow looks and bold lipstick that don't make you look so old because there are some dark makeup that can age some people for the holidays, hoodies, jeans with boots! :) Live in the USA. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
I am loving darker lips with more neutral eyes. I am finally brave to venture out with darker lips and I LOVE it! I live in the United States (Michigan) and my email is email@example.com
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 10:10 PM
I love the look of a neutral eye with some copper or purple added and a nice berry lip color. For nails, a nice, dark plum color. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com - Coleen =)ReplyDelete
I love gold eyeshadows with berry lip shades. For nails I like all new fall trends. My name is Nadia, My email is email@example.com and I live in Greece. :) Thnx in advance Sam!ReplyDelete
I love berry lips and purple or dark red nails, my favourite nail polish for fall is Zoya Valerie and for lipsticks I would choose YSL Rouge Pur Couture, Rose Stiletto 9.ReplyDelete
I live in the Czech Republic
Im excited about the worm fall nail polish colors!ReplyDelete
I Live in the usa
and my email is email@example.com
I am so excited about the dark berry lips! I am not wear very often lipstick because kiss my sons a lot. I live in Hungary. My email: stumpet @ gmail dot comReplyDelete
Looking forward to berry lips and burgundy/plummy eyes!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2013 at 4:53 AM
I like smokey eyes and light-purple lipsticks ;)live in Norway. email: email@example.com
Hi. thank you for the giveaway. we dont even have physicians formula in my country and would love to try it. i had some issues while posting a comment earlier, so i am trying again. i excited abt plumy cheeks, dark purple,berry, green nails and copper eyes.ReplyDelete
Sana Mirza
red or berry lip products & darker nail polishReplyDelete
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i live in the united states (in kentucky)
I'm excited to wear cranberry eyeshadow and darker smoky eyes.ReplyDelete
I like wearing cranberry or olive green on my eyes for a change. email@example.com and in USAReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2013 at 6:29 AM
Hi Sam;ReplyDelete
Am loving reds and berrys for this season. Neutrals are my all time fave.
Hello from Sunny Singapore
I'm exited for warm comfy sweaters and halloween makeup tutorials!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2013 at 6:53 AM
I can't wait to start wearing oversized sweaters with nice jeans and boots...I am also looking forward to wearing plum and red lips.ReplyDelete
giveaway yay!!ReplyDelete
I'm exited for darker lips & neutral eyes firstname.lastname@example.com (Uruguay)
HEY SAM! I have been watching you and your lovely family for YEARS now! Love you all and always look forward to your videos and posts! I look forward to all the beautiful colors, they are so deep and rich! My fav season is fall so I love this time of year! Even got married in the fall :) My e-mail is email@example.com and I'm from the USA! Have a blessed day Sam, Jay, Phoenix, and lil!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2013 at 7:31 AM
I especially like for fall dark nail colors, berry lip colors and coppery eye shadows :)))ReplyDelete
my e-mail is: email@example.com and I'm from Bulgaria :)
I love a deep berry lip and a nice shimmery eye for the fall season!ReplyDelete
I'm most excited about the browns and coppers and also the plums.i live in us and my email is firstname.lastname@example.com :)ReplyDelete
I am so excited about the dark berry and red lips and copper smokey eyes...I am about to paint my nails and dark crimson color and I've been waiting all summer to do so! I'm gonna go all out with these trends this fall :) Also have you tried bath and body works fall fragrances they are amazing! I love you Sam your such a beautiful person inside and out . Me and my son love watching you guys.ReplyDelete
Sarah Handley
Really looking forward to darker/deeper colors and jewel tones!ReplyDelete
I love the warm colors for fall! I really like watching your videos! I always wear warm colors honestly.ReplyDelete
Tonya Vintimilla
I love the darker bold lip and the fall color shadows, love that warm look! Loved your fall look vid, looks great on you, hope the baby feels better! :))))ReplyDelete
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I love the warm toned nail polishes, the eye shadows and of course the bold lips for the fall! I love everything about fall.ReplyDelete
Joanna Flores
I love the darker lips and nails in the fall! Love watching you and your family on Youtube! ♥ReplyDelete
I'm looking forwards to dark lips! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to copper and olive eye shadows!ReplyDelete
I'm most excited for berry/plum lips!ReplyDelete
I'm really excited for dark berry lips this fall!ReplyDelete
I love darker colours in autumn! But because I am a nurse I am not allowed to wear visible makeup and also no nail varnish for me at work :/ But when I am not at work I love browns, reds, plums on my nails...ReplyDelete
I've been your fan for soooo long and I'm sure you know that :) A card from you is on my fridge since winter 2011 :)
Hey Sam! :) I am super excited for the dark nail polish colors! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks so much Sam!
I live in the USA and my e-mail is email@example.com
Omg Sam me and my daughters are obsessed with your family! ;) My favorite thing about fall is wearing red to enhance my blue eyes! I feel better wearing it in the fall then any other time! I don't have Facebook does that disqualify me? :( firstname.lastname@example.com (usa)ReplyDelete
Hi Sam <3ReplyDelete
I'm most excited about wearing bold colors this fall. I've recently became more comfortable with putting makeup on myself because I wasn't as into it before. I love the way I feel when I wear red lipstick and have red nails to match it. Eventhough red can be an all year round sort of thing for those date nights or girls night outs -etc. I feel like having red lips and nails totally completes my fall look especially when i pair it with neutral colored clothes or blacks and whites. They stand out so much. hehe
I'm from Atlanta GA USA & my email is email@example.com
Heeeeey Sam :)ReplyDelete
Im most excited about the red eyeshadow for my blue eyes (just as you teached me on one of your videos for blue eyes) and dark lips.
I live in the US. and my email email@example.com
greetings and hugs
Hey Sam!ReplyDelete
Oh my what am I most excited for hmmm...I think I am most excited for the bold lip paired with the pale colored eyes! or a pale lip and bold eye!
I live in New Jersey and my email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Really excited to break out my dark lip colors for fallReplyDelete
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I'm most excited to wear my Berry Vampy lips! email@example.com USAReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2013 at 10:31 AM
I am looking to warmer, deeper eye shadows; bronze, russets, golds and deeper blush. And the leaves changing...and cozy sweaters...and black tight with boots...and corn mazes...I LOVE AUTUMN. email@example.com USAReplyDelete
Dark nails is going to be my down fall this autumn, I'm a sucker for deep burgundy and purple! firstname.lastname@example.com UKReplyDelete
A good killing frost so my allergies will calm down!ReplyDelete
I'm excited to try a dark MAC lipstick - I'm thinking about investing in Cyber or Darkside!ReplyDelete
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I am so excited about the dark berry and red lips and copper smokey eyes...I am about to paint my nails and dark crimson color and I've been waiting all summer to do so! I'm gonna go all out with these trends this fall :) Also have you tried bath and body works fall fragrances they are amazing! I love you Sam your such a beautiful person inside and out . Me and my son love watching you guys.ReplyDelete
Sarah Handley
I'm excited about all the warmer colours in makeup as well as clothing. i can't wait to start wearing jeans and sweaters! i really enjoy watching your vlogs every day! you guys make me laugh and always brighten my day! good luck to all!ReplyDelete
-Kate Bryant
I'm excited about neutral (more browns, taupe, etc) colors, darker nail colors, sweaters and hoodies! :)ReplyDelete
Jessica Hess
Hi Sam!ReplyDelete
I'm excited for the cranberry warm eye shadows and of course chunky sweaters :)
love you<33
I love berry lips. Deep green, cranberry and gold eyeshadows!! Also I love to wear boots and scarves!ReplyDelete
Love u Sam! xxReplies
Oh and I'm in the US :)Delete
Hi Sam,ReplyDelete
I'm very excited about baggy clothes and dark eye makeup this Fall!
Hi Sam,ReplyDelete
I'm excited about Pumpkin EVERYTHING!!! And also Halloween! My 5 yr old loves trick or treating! Uggs & big sweaters as well! They make me happy! Ha!
I love the blushes and lipsticks for fall. Live in the USAReplyDelete
Dark red lipsReplyDelete
I'm a nude lip kinda girl, so I'm excited to try darker lips!ReplyDelete
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- Melanie HewitsonSeptember 22, 2013 at 4:55 PM
I love the Berry lips and the gold and bronze look for eyes :-) - I am your number one KIWI fan from New Zealand :-) firstname.lastname@example.com - The country where makeup cost a million dollars :-)ReplyDelete
- jessica MILLERSeptember 22, 2013 at 4:56 PM
I like the himmer Strips Custom Eye Enhancing Shadow & Liner, Bronze Collection email@example.com
love bold lips & dark nails for Fall!ReplyDelete
Following on bloglovin and your FB page! :)
i love plum and neutrals colors! and plum nails, sooo pretty!ReplyDelete
im in the US.
I love the darker lip colors for fall. US, firstname.lastname@example.com
Looking forward to dark eye liner! Love your blog sofia from Canada! email@example.com ��ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to trying a wine-hued lipstick and nail polish this Fall!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the entry, Sam! ♥
i love the red lip colour and also the plum purple eyeshadows that can be used in the fall :) email@example.com im in irelandReplyDelete
Deep berry lips for fall :DReplyDelete
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US subbie here, I am looking forward to the warmer clothes & neutral makeup looks & nails!ReplyDelete
Oh wow. I had no idea you were having a give away. I swear you are the sweetest person. I am look forward to being able to wear darker lipsticks. I don't really like not bright lipsticks for some reason. Also I just bought trish mcevoy foundation. I went to rhode island for three weeks in the summer. My mom took me there and I got a full makeover. She bought me everything. But I have yet to use the foundation because I like to use maybelline bb cream in the summer. Love your videos.ReplyDelete
I can't wait for fall scented goodies and dark neutral eye shadows! Much love!ReplyDelete
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I will be doing the dark neutral eyes and vampy lips trend this fall....my email is email@example.com I do follow you on bloglovin and I live in the USAReplyDelete
I'm loving dark lips and nails!! I love fall! Following you Bloglovin, GFC, and Facebook! Thanks so much, Sam! firstname.lastname@example.com
Im excited for dark lips. I follow you on all of your social media sites. I live in the USA and my email is email@example.com
So sorry sam I forgot. I live in Scarborough Ontario Canada. firstname.lastname@example.com
Most excited about the dark lips and deep red nails! love red! haha pretty much love fall! I live in the USA!!! email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Most excited about dark lips and boots! From USA, email@example.com
Hi Sam and family: I am most excited for oversized sweaters and boots.ReplyDelete
email address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Cranberry shades for cheeks and eyesReplyDelete
Most excited about the warm colors!! email@example.com USAReplyDelete
Love scarf and boot!!ReplyDelete
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boots and warmness in them! email: firstname.lastname@example.com. USReplyDelete
I love the Nude eye shadows I can't wait for fall and to try them colors will be fun:) firstname.lastname@example.com USAReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2013 at 6:06 PM
im looking forward to bold lips, camo military style and boots!ReplyDelete
Infinity scarves! Saw alot at the fair today. C:ReplyDelete
US girl here. ;D
Red lips. Miranda peters email@example.com
Hey Sam, great giveaway!! I'm super excited for red lips this Fall season :) My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com and I'm from the USA :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for being so generous, Sam!ReplyDelete
I'm excited for berry lips even though it's not fall here in the PHILIPPINES. :)
Email: email@example.com
Location: Philippines (I can give the gift card to a friend from Seattle so please enter me still for the gift cards. She would love it.)
Thank you. :*
- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2013 at 6:38 PM
I'm excited about darker lips and darker eye shadows! I'm also ready for boots!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2013 at 6:41 PM
Copper and plum eyes and dark berry lips.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2013 at 6:50 PM
I am looking forward to Fall eyeshadow colors (bronze, copper, etc) and darker colored lip sticks and nails! :) email@example.com - USA :)ReplyDelete
Hey Sam! Love your blog, love to see the products you use! So excited for fall boots and light jackets! Hope you have a wonderful day.ReplyDelete
I am so excited for dark lipsticks!ReplyDelete
United States
I am excited for darker color lips and dark purples and burgundy for the nails. Also my cozy hoodies and boots :)ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2013 at 7:15 PM
I Really Looking Forward To The Deeper Eyeshadows, Lip Colors And Nail Poilsh I Hope I Win Sam I Watch All Of Your Vlogs And Your Makeup Channel Too Well Anyway Have I Great Weekend Love You!ReplyDelete
Christine Schortemeyer
Email:firstname.lastname@example.com United States
Hi. thank you for the giveaway. we dont even have physicians formula in my country and would love to try it. i had some issues while posting a comment earlier, so i am trying again. i excited abt plumy cheeks, dark purple,berry, green nails and copper eyes.ReplyDelete
Sana Mirza
Pakistan - See more at: http://www.samschuerman.com/2013/09/drugstore-fall-makeup-four-50-giftcards.html#sthash.WucKPIU1.dpuf
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- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2013 at 7:34 PM
I love fall nail colors and wearing plumy eyeshadows.ReplyDelete
Loving neutrals and all shades of brown and greys. in clothes/accessories/makeup & nails!'ReplyDelete
Maham! USA firstname.lastname@example.com
The whole berry lip trend, I love such boldness! :)ReplyDelete
email@example.com, Vietnam
I'm so excited for the knit sweaters with leggings and boots and my soft warm eyeshadows.. Just the cozy look. email@example.com. U.S.A. Twitter : @mrsrabyrd. Thanks Sam and P.F.ReplyDelete
I LOVE deep eye makeup! It warms up the face for the cold weather!!ReplyDelete
email@example.com, USA
In my country we don't have all the seasons so we don't have fall but that doesn't mean i don't like darker makeup. I would be so happy if i win this giveaway. Love you sam and kisses to the babys. You're so lucky to have them.ReplyDelete
Hi Sam! :) My fall favorite would have to be leather boots. I got two new pairs and I absolutely love them! :) I live in the USA and my e-mail is email@example.com
My favorite trend is a dark brown smokey eye with a dark berry or plum lip. Love it! I'm from the US.ReplyDelete
I'm excited to see what kind of nail art/ nail polish trends are going to be popular this Fall! email@example.com USAReplyDelete
Hi Sam!My fall favorite have to be fall nail colors,dark berry lipstick color!!and dark brown smokey eye!!<3ReplyDelete
Love ur vids Sam<3<3
I'm from Hong Kong and my email is firstname.lastname@example.com!
We don't have fall where I live (or Physician's Formula for that matter), but I really love burgundy for fall, regardless if on the lids, cheeks, lips or nails! Deeper, darker colors are definitely up my alley.ReplyDelete
I'm from the Philippines :)
Dark berry/plum lips and nails and colorful eyes with vary black eyeliner. Basically using a lot of makeup coz I love makeup :)ReplyDelete
I like dark lips and natural eyes for fall!
I am from Greece
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I love the brown eyeshadows for makeup and darker colors for nails =)ReplyDelete
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I follow you on GFC: Kellyta
I like the 2 facebook pages: Raquel Estañ
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I´m from Spain
Hi, Sam What I love is the color, the dip warm colors, after all the pastels of the summer :) looking forward to the holidays xxReplyDelete
The Netherlands
My fav is the transition to all the new colors and style. So many ways to change your look for the new season :)ReplyDelete
ELLO, ♡ReplyDelete
I love nail polish. I love going dark this time of year. Its funny beacuse I'll pick up colors all year long but save the dark ones for the fall. ;)
dark nail polishes specially brown tones :)ReplyDelete
RED lip!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2013 at 1:47 AM
I'm so excited for the lips!! I cant wait for all of the plumbs. I think that dark lips are BEAUTIFUL!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2013 at 2:46 AM
Natural with red lip!!!ReplyDelete
I too love darker lips, and shimmer for this time of year......ReplyDelete
i am excited about different combinations of brown eyeshadowReplyDelete
i'm international (from lIthuania)
Hi Sam!! I'm super excited about all the berry lipsticks out there. After seeing the new UD lipstick on you, the color venom to be precise, I quickly ordered it home! Cannot wait to rock it this fall! Fingers crossed :) xx EmyReplyDelete
ps: I'm from Holland
I am looking forward to the deep red lipstick with a dramatic hazelnut/expresso eye shadow with a rose cheek and gold nail polish & dress it up with a cute scarf :) I love getting all snazzy with make-up and a cute outfit and going out :) and i love all the beautiful make-up colors that come out at this time of year! :)ReplyDelete
I love all your vlogs and i think you truly have a beautiful family!!! xox <3
firstname.lastname@example.com (CANADA)
Hey Sam! My favorite thing about fall is that it gives me an excuse to cuddle because it's cooler weather. I love to snuggle up with my children and my hubby on chilly autumn nights and drink hot cocoa and watch a movie! Of course I have other favs too...hoodies, candles, scarves, boots, deep colored makeup and polish, and moisturizers! :) Have a blessed day Schuerman family! My email is email@example.com and I'm from USAReplyDelete
And aside from make-up I am excited to wear hoodies and sweaters, and something about the fall and being cozy makes me a happpy Momma! Also for pumpkin spice everything...candles, lattes, coffee. MMMmmm gotta go get me some now :) Love Your family Sam!!!ReplyDelete
xoxox Tasha
email@example.com United States!
ooh, I've always wanted to try Physician's Formula! We don't have them in Germany :-( I love the browns! I'm excited to be able to wear scarves again and buy new boots! :-)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2013 at 6:14 AM
For fall, I especially like dark nail colors, berry lip colors and coppery eye shadows :)))ReplyDelete
my e-mail is: email@example.com and I'm from Bulgaria :)
this fall Im loving those purpleish berry lips and nails.ReplyDelete
And alternatively Im loving shimmery bronze eyes and orange blush :)
email@example.com, finland
I love skinny jeans and boots that go up over your calf, paired with a sweater and a flowy scarf <3ReplyDelete
firstname.lastname@example.com, USA
Love those liquid liners!! For Fall I like dark nails, especially dark blue and dark red! In love with them!ReplyDelete
I'm from Greece!
Bundling up in cozy sweaters!ReplyDelete
My fav is the transition to all the new colors and style. So many ways to change your look for the new season :)ReplyDelete
Love the fall its one of my fav times of the year. My now husband and I take a trip to the TN mtns almost every year to watch the leaves turn colors. Cant wait to break out the sweaters, scarves, boots and change up my make-up colors. I am a huge fan of neutrals, browns and plums. Gotta make my green eyes POP! ;) Love you and your family! Happy late birthday to Lilly bug! :))ReplyDelete
Atlanta, GA
Loving the deep rich plums, burgundies, and chocolate lips this Fall! Seems like I've been waiting ages for a beautiful chocolate lip to come back in style. :) firstname.lastname@example.com USAReplyDelete
I love trying the warm eye makeup looks in which copper and berry eye shadows are used. With the right color combo and blending they look so good.ReplyDelete
I'm from Pakistan
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- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2013 at 10:15 AM
Smokey eys, berrylips and dark nails ;) email: email@example.com, Norway :)ReplyDelete
- Sara WhitneySeptember 23, 2013 at 10:41 AM
I usually wear MLBB, but I am trying to get into the berry lip and a smokey eye.ReplyDelete
email: firstname.lastname@example.com USA
I love metallic eye shadows and still hope they are on trend for the Fall!ReplyDelete
Chapstick and bronzer all the way in fall! :)ReplyDelete
September 30th is my birthday! Woot!
I love the darker eye looks for fall. They really make eyes so much sexier!ReplyDelete
I'm excited about red lips and smokey eyes!ReplyDelete
Name: Laura Carneiro de Azevedo
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
I'm from Brazil
Big sweaters & brown eyeliner ahhh fall! US email@example.com
Khaki, Deep Blue, Deep Red and Tan nail polilshes!ReplyDelete
- Beth StagnerSeptember 23, 2013 at 1:41 PM
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It is no secret that California's South Coast and San Joaquin Valley air basins are notorious for having some of this nation's dirtiest and unhealthiest air. But, fret not, for there is renewed hope – in the Southland anyway. In that region, indications are air quality is improving.
On Sept. 29th, in "Air quality improvement at the Port of Long Beach: Yesterday, today and …" I was happy to report that "[d]iesel air pollution from ships, trucks, trains and other big machines at the Port of Long Beach has declined by 82 percent since 2005, a comprehensive air quality analysis has found." (The above, as originally presented, was first published in: "Air Pollution Continues Decline at Port of Long Beach: 2013 marks 7 straight years of improved air quality," a Port of Long Beach (POLB) news item).
Now comes exciting word air in the region on the whole is cleaner.
In an Oct. 2, 2014 news release, the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) expressed "SCAQMD's Multiple Air Toxics Study IV (MATES IV) found that the average cancer risk from air pollution across the region declined from 1,194 in 1 million during MATES III in 2005 to 418 in 1 million in 2012-13 using similar methods of analysis. This risk reduction follows a trend of declining toxic emissions in the region since the first MATES study was conducted in 1987."
Responsible for 68.2 percent of the regional cancer risk was diesel particulate matter emissions, mainly from "diesel trucks and other diesel-powered vehicles and equipment," the SCAQMD found. Moreover, the air regulatory body found 90 percent of the risk to be from mobile sources; mobile sources that include cars, trucks, marine vessels (ships), railway locomotives, aircraft and equipment used in construction.
To bring greater perspective, "[t]he highest cancer risk, about 1,050 in 1 million was found in and around the ports of Los Angeles, the region's hub of goods movement activity powered by ships, trucks and locomotives," the SCAQMD noted. "Central Los Angeles and transportation corridors including freeways and rail lines also had some of the highest risks. The lowest cancer risks were found in central and south Orange County, southwest Riverside County and the Coachella Valley. Since MATES III, the greatest reductions in cancer risk have occurred in areas with the highest overall risk, including the ports."
The air regulatory agency reminds interested persons that the improvement was not solely attributable to the recessionary economy, adding that between 2010 and 2013 the decline in toxic emissions was evidenced despite a jump in activity involving the handling of containers moving through the ports at both Long Beach and Los Angeles. In fact, throughout the region as a whole, emissions since 2005 have been cut by half.
The SCAQMD also made quite clear, "Toxic air pollutants are specific hazardous chemicals that are known or suspected to cause cancer or other serious health effects. Health effects from other pollutants including ozone and fine particulates (PM2.5) are not addressed in the MATES studies and are assessed in the agency's Air Quality Management Plans."
For more, see: "Major Air Toxics Study Shows Steep Decline in Cancer Risk to Southland Residents" here.
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Why isn't my screen responding?
my iphone 5 screen turns on but when I tap it it doesn't register the touch. I've tried removing the screen protector and force restarting but the screen is still unresponsive. I even cleaned it with a microfiber cloth as I think this may have been caused by me running and getting my sweat in the case (i know gross) please help!
Is this a good question?
Screen been replaced before? If there is no metal plate shield covering the screen connectors the digitizer cable can become loose / unplugged when the phone is dropped.
Anyway most likely screen gone bad if touch screen not working at all.
Thank you for your help, my screen hasn't been replaced before but probably will try replacing it to fix the problem


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(PG) FUNNY CHRISTMAS CARD Artwork By Jessica Quang
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After a realization that it's unlikely Jess will become a forensic sketch artist as the demand for it has decreased dramatically with the rise of technology, in attempts to remain a creative and artistic individual with superior practical skills that could one day help direct a company into an even more spectacular direction, I took a chance as a once confused 19 year old and decided to head towards the route of trade skills at British Columbia's Institute of Technology and have never looked back since.
I left the school with a Graphic Design Associate's Certificate and a Statement of Completion for Social Media and Digital Marketing. Outside of schooling, for most if not all of my life, I've dedicated myself to learning all I can about the Renaissance, and spent much of my time sharpening up my skills in portraits and both realism and semi-realism. The medium I enjoy using the most are inks and graphite, and I've recently just picked up tattooing and am having lots of fun with fake skin. When it comes to key themes of my art, it really depends on the piece itself as some can just be done for the aesthetics, while others are almost a visual journal entry.
Outside of visual arts, on my free time I enjoy listening to podcasts, watching historical documentaries and attending standup comedy shows featuring either the big names, or just local comedians trying to get a foot into the world of comedy.


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Paving the way for a large product roll-out expected this week, Intel has started shipping 370-pin socket versions of its Celeron processor, and has cut the price on earlier, Slot-1 versions of the chip, the company confirmed today.
The 370-pin socket versions of the Celeron, aimed at low-cost notebooks, come in a less expensive package than the Slot-1 versions, and are intended to help Intel fend off competitors such as Advanced Micro Devices, which are gaining market share at Intel's expense.
Intel has started shipping socket versions of the Celeron 333MHz and "300a" 300MHz models for $US107 and $90, respectively, said Seth Walker, a company spokesman.
The 300a model, like faster versions of the Celeron, has 128K bytes of Level 2 cache. The "a" is attached to the name to distinguish it from other Intel 300MHz processors, which do not have the same cache specifications. All prices are for quantities of 1,000 units.
Meanwhile, the company has cut prices on the Slot-1 versions of these chips, Walker confirmed. As of Dec. 6, the Slot-1 333MHz Celeron was listed at $115, down from $159, and the 300a version was listed at $94, down from $138.
The company has also started to ship 366MHz and 400MHz versions of both socket and Slot-1 Celerons to manufacturers, Walker said.
"This is typical of any product roll-out -- (we send) product to manufacturers so they can incorporate them into their new designs by the time they are introduced, and prices of current versions are also adjusted accordingly," to make way for the new products, Walker said.
Walker decline to specify pricing on the new 366MHz and 400MHz models, and declined to comment on the shipping date other than to say it would be in the first quarter. But sources have reported that a wide array of chips, including both the new Celeron chips and new Pentium II Xeon chips for high-end PCs, would be announced next week.
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I Really Like Free Money
I hate debt but I love using credit cards. I like to buy what I was going to anyways, pay it off in full each month and earn rewards for it. One day MJ and I were out having a drink. I was already in a good mood because it was Friday night but I got an e mail telling me I earned $13 in cash back bonus and I got ridiculously excited. He rolled his eyes at me but, it's free money! Of course it's exciting. It doesn't work if you are not 100% clear on your budget, have the potential to get into trouble with credit cards or are disorganized when it comes to paying bills. One late payment or one month of interest kind of negates what you are hoping to get out of it but this is what works for me.
1// I focus on one card at a time. It should be one with no annual fee and no expiration on points so it's easy to keep up with. The one I use most often has has no annual fee and I get 1% back on all purchases. I get 2% at restaurants/gas and up to $250 per month/$3,000 annually (then 1% after that). For a while Discover was my primary card, but I have other cards with good points programs as a back ups if I want to keep the spending separate like for vacation, a particular purchase or if a retailer doesn't accept Discover.
2// I Spend only what I can afford and pay it off every month. I use a credit card for gas and day to day expenses and pay it off each month just to get the points. The key for me is to know exactly what the bottom line figure that I can spend and don't exceed it. If I know my max and don't exceed it then I know I can pay it off at the end of each month and avoid interest. To do this, you must also know your budget and you can't be late on a payment either.
3// I use credit cards for large purchases even if I have the money. Whenever we have had big purchases for the house we put it on a credit card then pay it off even if we have the money just to rack up the points. It really sucked paying $400 for a kitchen sink but it helped ease the pain to know I'm getting something back for it even if it's only $4.00. It adds up.
4// I take advantage of partner retailers for increased cash back rates. Any time I make a purchase online I check first to see if the retailer is listed. If I log in and make the purchase through their link I can get between 5% and 15% cash back on something I was going to buy anyway. They have a lot of great places you are probably already shopping at like Groupon and DSW. That's how I got $13.00 just for buying my contacts at 1-800 Contacts.
5// I Sign up for special additional cash back offers. Two of my cards offer different promotions throughout the year when they offer 5% in different categories like gas or grocery stores. If I get an e mail about a promotion I sign up right away. I earned enough for a $20 credit in just 3 months. Maybe that doesn't sound like much but it's free money just for going about my business using that card.
6// I don't let the points dictate everything. I use the card that makes the most sense. It would make me crazy if I were constantly obsessed with getting more points every single time. Sometimes it makes more sense for me to use other cards and I'm okay with that. I left my Discover at home when we went to Europe and just used my MasterCard so I could carry one card and not have to worry about the limited retailers that accept Discover. If I want to use a coupon at Macy's and it requires me to use my Macy's card I'll use my Macy's card. If I'm at Target I use my Target card because they offer 5% instant cash back savings on all Red Card purchases. If I'm buying groceries I use our joint debit card that has no points associated with it because that's the stream of money set up for that. This is supposed to be easy so I don't want to complicate it by having to remember to transfer money later.
7// I let the points stack up over time and then cash in. With Discover I can redeem the points as cash on Amazon, as a credit on my card or in gift cards. They have a huge selection of gift cards to choose from and some of them offer the the gift card at discounted prices so you get more for less then what you pay for it. They also have big ticket items like airfare and other household products and electronics. I earned enough for a free airline ticket once. It was awesome to get that airline ticket but it took so long that now I focus on smaller rewards. I like that instant gratification of getting things faster even if it's in smaller increments instead of waiting years and years. I like to save them for vacation. When we went on our honeymoon to Oahu in 2010 I used my cash back bonus to get a $100 gift card which I used as spending money. Mj was racking up points on a card of his own at the time and it paid for both of our airline tickets. I was able to use $36 cash back bonus towards a pair of shoes I bought on Amazon. I also had $60 in cash back earnings when we went to Maui last year, a $50 card when we went to New York and I have enough points from MasterCard for a $50 gift card.
I've been doing this for a while and I'd feel like I was throwing away extra money not to do it at this point. Sometimes I feel like I'm getting away with something. The credit cards are only offering incentives like this because they want me to stick with them, use the card and pay them interest and possibly any other fees they can get. For about two seconds I felt bad that they pay me without getting anything in return but they should actually be ashamed of themselves for how much money they get out of people. They have some really sneaky rules that almost got me.
I took advantage of a 0% interest balance transfer offer with Discover and then ended up using the card for a few purchases because I was buying something from partners where I'd get that extra cash back. I paid off those purchases in full at the end of the month and was shocked to find an interest charge on my statement. Normally, there is a 30 day interest free grace period on new purchases. Turns out, if you carry a balance as a result of a balance transfer you lose your grace period on any purchases thereafter. The minute you charge something it begins accumulating interest so it didn't even matter that I'd paid it in full by the due date. I'm sure it was in the fine print somewhere but that is a ridiculous obscure rule and it's clearly to take advantage of people that might still need to use their card. I'm in good standing so I got them to waive the interest charge and stopped using it, but how sad is that?
I don't feel sorry for credit card companies at all and I plan to continue to make money off of them as long as they'll let me. If you have questions on the specific cards I use let me know.
9 comments
- Carly Blogs Here said...
Haha I'm the same way and get excited even when I save a few dollars so I totally get your excitement over $13 cash back!
- October 30, 2014 at 12:28 PM
- Amanda @ MyLifeIGuess.com said...
Haha! Awesome job! Earn that money from the credit card companies! I've been using my card a lot more recently to rack up some rewards points, but it's not like this!
- October 30, 2014 at 1:07 PM
- Tami said...
Yes! I love free money and use my Discover card for all major purchases too! But I need to get like you and "diversify" my cards to get points elsewhere too. I don't have an airline miles card yet and I think that would be preeetty great.
- October 30, 2014 at 2:02 PM
- Newlyweds on a Budget said...
I love this stuff!!
WE also use credit cards for every single purchase--very rarely debit cards. But to simplify things, we primarily use only two--one is for gas and groceries (3% and 2%) and the other one is for everything else, which is our travel rewards card. We get $100 for every $7500 we spend, so it's like a 1.25% return. You would think it would take a long time, but we put everything on there. And we only use our cards to pay for trips, it really helps to ease the sting of paying for a vacation. Like I put $400 toward our Cabo vacation in April. The year before that, we got our flgihts to New York free, thanks to sign up bonus. I already put $300 toward our Mexico trip, all through credit card rewards. Love it!! Once we buy a house, I really want to get into credit card churning... but don't want to affect our credit before that. ALthough we di find out that we're at 799, and 767, so I think we're doing good!
- October 31, 2014 at 1:20 PM
- Law_Fal said...
I try to do the exact same thing! I love how my Chase card is set up. I just transferred over $50 out of points to my account. Such a great perk, especially if you are paying it off every month!
- November 1, 2014 at 9:29 PM
- Kate Jordan said...
This is the exact reason why Dan and I are getting a credit card soon. The rewards you get (particularly for travel) are unbeatable!
- November 4, 2014 at 5:12 AM
- Mrs. Pancakes said...
this sounds like my friend...she is obsessed with rewards but who wouldn't be with such awesome perks!!the credit card companies make too much money not for others to make money off of them! you go CeCe!!
- November 7, 2014 at 2:42 PM
- Catherine Gacad said...
hilarious. you are a credit card pro. i just switched to the citi double cash back reward card. it's the only card right now that gives you 2% cash back on everything!
- November 7, 2014 at 4:04 PM
- Janna Renee said...
I do the SAME thing! I only have two credit cards, because it's not the best to have too many, but I use them for the points and pay them off every month! I recently got $500 in gift cards and it was so exciting! I usually cash the points in once a year or year and a half when it gets me the most in gift cards.
- November 25, 2014 at 1:07 PM


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New professional Neil Edwards made a great start on his Wellington debut with four wickets and a half century as the 1st XI coasted to a seven-wicket victory at Brewood in the first round of the Graham Williamson Trophy.
In miserable conditions skipper Wendell Wagner asked the home side to bat first and they made 181-9 in their 40 overs.
All the bowlers did well with Edwards the pick, taking four wickets with his medium pace. Anthony O'Connor claimed the first wicket of the new season thanks to a great diving slip catch by Steve Lamb and there were two wickets apiece for spinners Adam Byram and Robbie Clarke.
The former Notts and Somerset opener Edwards then hit 67 as Wellington got home with three deliveries to spare. After a slow start on an equally slow track the tall left-hander got into his stride after initially being outscored by his opening partner Steve Lamb, who fell for 18.
Edwards was then joined by young Joe Clarke and the pair batted beautifully to see their side through to the next round. The pro cut loose late in his innings with several leg-side sixes before falling for 67 just before victory was achieved.
Equally stylish was keeper Clarke, who kept pace with his more experienced partner and ended the day unbeaten on 64 with some eye-catching off-side boundaries.
Wellington's second round opponents, Walmley or Barnt Green, were beaten by the weather, and will replay their tie next weekend. As a result, Wellington will be playing Walsall at home in a friendly this coming Saturday in readiness of the start of the league campaign the following week.


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The 4 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Edo State, on Wednesday said it had arrested seven suspected militants in Benin, the state capital.
It explained that the suspects were arrested during a joint operation with other security agencies in the Ekehuan area of the state.
The spokesman for the brigade, Capt. Mohammed Maidawa, who disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday, noted that a militant camp was also destroyed during the operation.
"During preliminary investigation, three of the suspects confessed to being ex-militants of the militant camp," the statement added.
The army further stated that another militant camp was destroyed at Ubaogolo creek, off Benin River, during which several items such as ammunition, charms and military uniforms were recovered.
Meanwhile, the army denied reports that its personnel invaded Ajakurama community in the Ovia South-West Local Government Area of the state on the invitation of an ex-militant, identified as Ejuene Peres.
It described the allegation as malicious and unfounded.
It explained that it received "credible intelligence that a concentration of militant camps had been established in the community as a result of an onslaught by troops of the Operation Crocodile Smile.
"Following this discovery, a cordon and search operation was conducted in the area."
During the operation, a militant camp, including two buildings belonging to one Felix Idowu, a militant leader, was reportedly destroyed by the troops.
"The troops also cordoned off and searched a building and a shrine belonging to one Mr. Godwin Namu, who was alleged to be fortifying suspected militants with charms," the statement added.
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|The link to my last blog post as it appeared on my Facebook profile, with the resulting conversation between my mom and me.
Yesterday was the Met's final radio broadcast/Live in HD transmission of the season (Die Walküre), and that evening was their final performance of the season (Orfeo ed Euridice--Christoph Willibald Gluck). Time to start the countdown to December third--the date of the next radio broadcast (Handel's Rodelinda)!
Yesterday's performance actually surprised me: although I like Wagner (unless I'm watching the opera), this time I really got into the performance and the beauty of the music. During some of it, I actually felt like crying. Although that's not unusual for me, I've never felt that way towards Wagner. Until yesterday. And I almost did cry, too: during the Ride of the Valkyries I turned on my dad's radio (which is part of a big, beautiful sound-system: the radio/receiver, CD player and tape player are all separate, and the whole thing is connected to a pair of book-shelf-size speakers that make everything and everyone sound gorgeous), and basked in the glory that is the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and one of the greatest pieces of music ever written. And choked up a bit.
This week, the Met released the lineup for next year's HD transmissions. I'm thinking about going to either Don Giovanni (Mozart, of course) or Satyagraha (Phillip Glass). But no matter what my decision, I'm not going to performances in either December or April (mi dispiace, La Traviata), due to finals: although I could probably use the stress-relief, it would probably backfire because I'd be going over my to-do list nonstop when I was supposed to be enjoying the opera.
*The title for this post is taken from the first words of the Ride of the Valkyries.
And just because the Ride is so darn awesome (in all senses of the word), here's a video of the instrumental version, performed by the NBC Symphony and conducted by Arturo Toscanini (who conducted the MOO from 1908 to 1915) from 1948. If you can, hook your computer up to THE BEST set of speakers you own, and crank up the volume as loud as you can stand. And check out that first violin section.
If you want the full effect (valkyries included), here's a version with the vocals, as performed at the BBC Proms.


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text: Thomas G. Bernard Associate Thomas Bernard graduated cum laude from New York University, completing NYU's four year requirements in just three years. Prior to becoming an attorney, Tom had a distinguished career in the music industry as a recording engineer for varied and well-known artists. Tom then went on to study law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York City. Tom is admitted to practice in the State of New York, as well as the Southern and Eastern Federal Districts. He concentrates his practice on automobile, premises and construction accident litigation. Tom is also a member of the American Bar Association and the New York State Trial Lawyers Association. With these prior experiences, Tom brings a creative approach to problem solving as well as a well-tuned analytical approach to the law.


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Dept. for Business, Innovation and Skills
- The Aldridge Foundation met with Mark Prisk, Minister of State, for general catch-up. [1]
October 2010
Dept. for Education
- The Aldridge Foundation met with Jonathan Hill, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, to discuss the proposals for the Kensington Aldridge Academy. [2]
- 1. Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. Ministerial meetings with outside interests, 1 Apr - 30 Jun 2011
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As 2017 comes to a close, I decided to review the top 5 posts from Declare & Display. I started blogging a little over a year ago out of a desire to declare and display the gospel in all of life. I wanted to speak to the issues of disciple-making, engaging culture, and church planting. … Continue reading Top 5 Posts of 2017
Category: Technology
Social media and video games occupy the time of both young and old. Teenagers lead the way in engaging on social media and video game play. However, adults are increasingly active on social media and in the gaming world. These developments are not necessarily all negative. Social media has brought about new ways to stay connected … Continue reading 6 Diagnostic Questions for Social Media and Video Games
Biblical Wisdom for Social Media and Video Games Statistics tell us that the most common forms of media/entertainment among teenagers are: social media and video games. Statistically speaking, girls dominate social media and boys dominate video games. These are not exclusive categories as many guys engage on social media and many girls play video games. A … Continue reading Can We Talk? Social Media, Video Games, and Teenagers – Part 2
This semester we are doing a sermon series entitled: "Can We Talk? Your Questions. Honest Answers. Real Life." Our desire is to speak to relevant issues facing teenagers today. Some of the topics ahead of us are: social media & video games, homosexuality, gender identity, alcohol/marijuana, friendship & dating, college & career, loneliness & anxiety, … Continue reading Can We Talk? Social Media, Video Games, and Teenagers – Part 1
Perhaps one of the most pressing parental issues of today is helping teenagers use technology with wisdom and discernment. During Christmas this issue is magnified even more as teenagers are asking for the newest phone or device. Part of the problem for parents is that technology seems to develop faster than you can adapt. As soon as you … Continue reading Teenagers and Technology: A Guide for Parents


text: Where can you find class and elegance? Adventure with a hint of chic? An ambience of overtly identified excellence, along with a rich sense of history? All of these questions could have easily been answered as "Right Here" for those present at the launch of the long-awaited Chivas Ultis, an experience one can simply define as balanced to the highest level of perfection. In partnership with Jeep, all attendees arrived at the superabundant Jeep dealership in Bryanston Sandton where there was a warm reception and an efficient registration process. If surprises were any form of measurement, the Chivas experience with Jeep tipped all the scales as the attendees were given a choice between the Jeep Wrangler and the Grand Cherokee to drive individually in order to be well acquainted with the rapturous SUV's. Stirring the Senses From the dealership, all attendees and organisers convoyed with style to Limpopo, accompanied by a professional ever-present camera crew to capture the moments. What was quite evident about the excursion was that it was designed to seduce all the senses – touch: the drive was exhilarating; sight: the scenic route chosen; smell: the fresh fragrance of nature that rejuvenates your mind with every breath taken; sound: the melodic chirping of birds and the susurration of trees, not to mention the occasional rhino sounds spotted on the way to our destination. Lastly, our taste buds were enticed, and we will get into that shortly. Our eventful convey led us to our destination, a breathtaking picturesque location called Lejwe La Metsi 5-star Resort in Bela Bela – a tiny piece of heaven whose beauty is unparalleled anywhere in the world, according to its management and seconded by those who experience it. Our timing was perfect, we arrived as lunch was being served. The food was well prepared, accurately described as nothing short of a waltz with your taste buds. Exhilarating drives After Lunch was served, attendees embarked on a thrilling off-track adventure drive with the Jeeps. They were welcomed by a 4×4 instructor who showed them the off-track trail for a sunset drive on the challenging dirt road. The Jeep experience was awe-inspiring. What stood out was the way the cars offer the driver luxurious comfort whilst simultaneously giving a steady feeling of safety, and the way handling of the car is accommodative to the novice driver unfamiliar with a 4×4 drive. Once the adventure drive was concluded, attendees returned to Lejwe La Metsi where we would spend the night and begin the evening's festivities. All attendees arrived looking debonair in their evening wear, for a well organised dinner which fittingly allows me to get back to the last tantalised sense of the experience: taste. The ultimate whisky tasting experience The introduction of the Chivas Ultis to the attendees was unreservedly majestic and resplendent. Before dinner, the Chivas team took us through a detailed historic background of Chivas in all its glory. Attendees were taken through a tasting experience of the vintage blends of Chivas whiskies from 5 different distilleries: Tormore, Longmorn, Strathisla, Allt A'bhainne and Braeval. What the tasting of these different blends did is give attendees a holistic experience of Chivas as a brand, and it dispelled the archaic belief that Chivas could only be enjoyed by a select few; Chivas is simply an excellent whisky that can be enjoyed by anyone. When it was time to introduce Chivas Ultis, it was presented in a v-shaped, LED lit, gold stand that illuminated the night and filled the entire atmosphere with wonder. Chivas Ultis is a world-renowned amalgamation of all five Chivas blends, combined to create a premium taste. We cannot wait to see what Chivas does next. Share:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) You must log in to post a comment.


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Switzerland: double taxation agreement, Article 28: Entry into force
(1) This Convention shall be ratified and the instruments of ratification shall be exchanged at Berne as soon as possible.
(2) The Convention shall enter into force immediately after the expiration of thirty days following the date on which the instruments of ratification are exchanged(a) and shall thereupon have effect:
(a) in the United Kingdom:
(i) in respect of income tax and capital gains tax, for any year of assessment beginning on or after 6 April 1978;
(ii) in respect of corporation tax, for any financial year beginning on or after 1 April 1978;
(iii) in respect of development land tax, for any realised development value accruing on or after 1 April 1978; and
(iv) in respect of petroleum revenue tax, for any chargeable period beginning on or after 1 January 1978;
(b) in Switzerland:
for any taxable year beginning on or after 1 January 1978.
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (2), the Convention shall have effect in respect of any dividend paid on or after 6 April 1975 to which paragraph (3) of Article 10 applies.
(4) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (5) the Convention between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Swiss Confederation for the avoidance of double taxation with respect to taxes on income signed at London on 30 September 1954, as amended by the Protocol signed at London on 14 June 1966 and by the Supplementary Protocol signed at London on 2 August 1974, (hereinafter referred to as `the 1954 Convention`), shall terminate upon the entry into force of this Convention and thereupon cease to have effect in respect of taxes to which this Convention, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (2), applies.
(5) Where any provision of the 1954 Convention would have afforded any greater relief from tax any such provision as aforesaid shall continue to have effect:
(a) in the United Kingdom, for any year of assessment or financial year; and
(b) in Switzerland, for any taxable year beginning, in either case, before 1 January 1979.
(6) This Convention shall not affect any Agreement in force extending the 1954 Convention in accordance with Article XXI thereof.
(7) The Agreement of 17 October 1931 between the Government of the United Kingdom and the Swiss Federal Council for reciprocal exemption from taxation on profits or gains arising through an agency shall terminate upon the entry into force of this Convention.


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...living with Multiple Personality Disorder is like living in a different world...
Read This First
In October of 2010 Erin was diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder, formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder. This blog is to record what is going inside Erin's mind. We don't know what all that will entail... But we are hoping that keeping a record of it will help in some manner. We also hope that maybe, just maybe, that we'll heal from whatever issues that we have and come out victorious.
All personalities or identities within Erin are invited to write here; each entry will be marked with who is writing.
If you are a survivor yourself, there are no trigger warnings on the entries... Please be careful as you navigate this blog. If you are a significant other of someone with DID/MPD, our hope is that this blog may be of some use to you, but please remember that every person with DID is very unique and must be considered as their own case.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Update about this mess -- Tommi
Some good news though, Little Erin managed to find a tunnel between the Room of Requirement and the White Room, so now her, Bloomer, and I are all together. Morale is definitely a bit up from gloomy because of that. Bloomer and Little Erin are very good friends; it was hard on them the way it was.
I'm starting to have theories about what the storm is or, more accurately, who is causing the storm. I have a really good feeling that it is the pre-personality/fragment named Anguish causing it. I feel like I ought to talk to her, but I'm worried that she'll be too strong for me, take over, and run somewhere... Like, run away from the parent's house and be out on her own... Of all the things to happen, that is not one of them. So I'm not going to talk to her for now.
I have a strong gut feeling that Morrigan is in Alter. I don't know where she is or why she went there. I also think that's where Sierra took the girls. I mean, this is just me making conjecture... But it sounds right to me.
-- Tommi
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- AnonymousAugust 17, 2011 at 11:39 PM
So how is this different from previous times when the Black Room went under lockdown?ReplyDelete
It does sound plausible that the storm and Anguish could be somehow related. I also remember reading something in a previous entry about dark clouds in the Black Room as well (One of Yomi's entries closer to January I think).
Certain elements of a mindscape (including someone/something's appearance and many other factors) can change depending on current mood and stress levels. A mind at peace looks different in certain aspects than a mind in turmoil.
Don't forget that there are allies and resources on this side as well.
That's it for my 20 cents for the time being. Good luck out there.
Two of the ways this is different from last time is that a) there's a storm inside and b) people have gone missing. From what I understand, when the Black Room went into lock down the only thing that happened was that all the doors were locked. That's it. This time, there is a storm, the doors are locked, and people have gone missing. Yomi, Morrigan, Sierra, Ginko, and Rachel are all MIA.ReplyDelete
As for this cloud you remember, it was made of fear... Which is a much different feeling than I'm getting from this storm.
Thanks for your imput, it's nice to see a comment on the blog for a change. Any other questions?
-- Tommi
- AnonymousAugust 19, 2011 at 12:09 AM
These feelings you mentioned about Morrigan and Sierra being in Alter and such. There is a possibility there could be more to it than feelings. Could they perhaps be a result of subconsicous influence?ReplyDelete
In my own mindscape, I have noted the existence of a force known as the Currents that exists in the subconscious layer. There is technically no crossing between the conscious and subconscious layers, but they can influence one another to a degree. I have found that by quieting my mind, it is possible to gain insight such as possible solutions to problems that otherwise would not be heard or identifying hidden stressors.
I have theorized that like the sensory barrier between the Black Room and this side that I brought up with Morrigan, the subconscious layer still serves the whole. Could there perhaps be a way for you to take advantage of this? I have a couple techniques if you're interested.
On a different note, how does one differentiate between referring to Erin the whole and Erin the girl in Alter Michigan? I realize the representation, but it is still potentially confusing.
That's my 20 cents for now. Until next time.
My gut feelings about Morrigan and Sierra could almost be logic... Where else would they go? That's where I'd go if I needed to get away. We're from there. It's comfortable there.ReplyDelete
However, I do get these feelings like you're talking about. I do not know how much of the unconscious mind plays a part in what happens, however I do know it does have a part. Us just *knowing* facts about the others' past, our own pasts without being told about it previously.
I will say that I would not be interested in this method at this time, only because things are so messed up right now and we have never used it during a "calmer" time. I would want to know how it effects us before experimenting during a stressful time. The last time Yomi tried some mental techniques to merely calm our mindscape, it had the direct opposite effect. So I must err on the side of caution for now. However, remind me when there are reports of a calmer mindscape and I'll have to discuss it with Morrigan.
The only way to really differentiate between the two is context. We would use pluralized words along with the name Erin. For example, a phrase we say inside sometimes is "All of Erin." The word "all" denotes that it's the Alters as a whole. We also might write something like "Erin (the original)." This example is fairly obvious. Contextual hints would be if the writer is talking about a specific memory, if the name Erin is paired with "Kitty" or "Horsie", or if we make a statement that is about specific people. When it is unclear, we will try to use parenthetical to help out. Otherwise, a quick question in a comment never hurt anyone.


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On the 2nd of May, 1983 New Order released their 2nd studio album Power, Corruption & Lies. The album peaked at Number 4 in the U.K. Album Chart, but more importantly stood at the top of the Independent Charts for an age – who needs the real chart anyway. Released on the iconic Factory label the album did not feature the band name or album title, just the catalogue number on the spine FACT75.
Almost too crazily the album does not feature Blue Monday which had charted a few months before and no track from the album was released as a single. Commercial suicide? Well, no, not really.
From the synth structured Joy Division go Pop sound of the albums opener Age Of Consent the album is a clear musical statement that New Order are their own band and they rise from their previous incarnations ashes here and take on the 80's.
It is on the albums 4th track where New Order find that extra gear. 586 begins with an abstract, clean Joy Division sound then, after about a minute and a quarter the song fades and shades of that echo from Blue Monday emerge. New Order really were the dance link from 70's disco into what would become the Rave scene. 586 sounds both unique and unashamedly experimental yet totally familiar.
Power, Corruption & Lies then goes on to generate beautiful waves of sound Your Silent Face and clattering ordered chaos Ultraviolence. The sound of Kraftwerk is evident and Peter Hook lets trademark bass riffs solidify what was a very new sound in 1983 on Ecstasy – decades before Daft Punk the track looks back wearing its influences clearly whilst always sounding light years ahead. The album comes full circle with its final song Leave Me Alone and again the sound of Joy Division shines through, but New Order, intentionally or not have moved on and this album is their real start to what was a glorious decade for them. A classic…


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Thursday, May 31, 2012
inside out: Growing Mindful Kids
inside out: Growing Mindful Kids: Plant seeds of mindfulness in your child's life
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
this is a season of yes. redefine the word and let it sit beneath your tongue
Sunday, May 27, 2012
rilke: "let life happen to you. Believe me:life is in the right,always."
Thursday, May 24, 2012
if you feel as though you learn lessons the hard way you are only finding your own way. the daily adventure @ beanadventurer.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
slow down, if no one is chasing you then dont rush. the day will end on its own time.
sometimes learning comes in the form of an anchor chart. a reminder to listen and look for the heart.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
before you can know something you must first learn how to do it
i anticipate the season with open arms.
Friday, May 11, 2012
stay grounded it is the only way to get your feet off the ground
may this be the season of yes
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The New 950 WTLN's 8th Annual Pastors Appreciation Brunch
Announcing the 8th Annual Pastors Appreciation Brunch
Where: Rosen Plaza Hotel
When: October 30, 2014
What: This FREE event is exclusively for Active and Retired pastors in the Greater Orlando area as our way to say, "Thank You" for obeying the Lord and doing as He commanded to "feed and tend the lambs and sheep!"
This year's event will feature the president of Focus on the Family, Jim Daly, as our keynote speaker! Jim Daly is also the host of the daily broadcast, heard by more than 2.9 million listeners a week on more than 1,000 radio stations, including The NEW 950 WTLN, every weekday across the U.S.
Come and enjoy a wonderful brunch buffet as well as great fellowship with old and new friends from all around the Central Florida area. Plus, browse the varied exhibitors that will be there specifically for "man of God" in mind!
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Four months into it and I still have this!!
And this
I long to have this back
What we have done in this room so far:(not in any particular order)
1. Painted entire room. Valspar Dakota Trail
2. Installed chandelier. The room had no overhead lighting. Found at an antique store in Arlington.
3. The popcorn ceiling removed completely (Sheetrock and all)! New ceiling and larger crown moulding installed.
3. BJ built all new door frames.
5. In the process of installing these sconces above fireplace. Found these at Canton. They match chandelier.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Royal Canadian Mint Sets Record with Sell-Out of Collector Coins
Ottawa, Ontario – The Royal Canadian Mint is posting stellar results for the sale of its numismatic products in 2010 and is delighted to have sold out 25 collector coins over the last 12 months. This record benchmark is a ringing customer endorsement of the Mint's world class numismatic-products, whose appealing designs and themes, quality and innovations have fuelled strong domestic and international demand in 2010.
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The city's getting all TIFF-y. You know what that means? Time to drop your shorts, strap on your trusty Nikes, and get streaking. All the cool kids are doing it. I promise.
Naked Guy: Andrew Cottingham; Famous Couple: Mike Ford and Aimee Sloggett; Creative director: Vanessa Wyse; Photo Editor: Shelbie Vermette; Art Director: Adam Cholewa; Assistants: Dustin Parr + Bryan Ulrich.


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Gently melt the butter in a pot on low heat and add the grated chocolate. Stir vigorously with a wooden spoon to mix the components well. Remove the container from the heat and add the flour and cocoa and keep stirring. Add vanilla and sugar and continue stirring until you get a homogeneous mixture.
Gradually add the heated milk, beat and return it to the fire to boil. Put the pot in cold water and stir to cool the cream. Add the ground almonds, then the well beaten cream - stir gently and continuously. Pour the cream in small bowls and cool for an hour or two in the refrigerator.
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Aki asked:
I'm currently running a SOLR search engine from a batch file and it appears as a process in my servers taskmgr. I need to monitor its state using
check_nrpe but since there are more than one cmd.exe processes, I need to identify it using the PID of that process.
Can anyone provide me with an example syntax of how to do that? My syntax:
./check_nrpe -H IP -p port -c CheckProcState -a MinWarnCount=1 MinCritCount=0 cmd.exe (-ppid=2664)
--ppid=2664 was just a lousy attempt to get it right but no results…
My answer:
Why don't you use an actual Nagios plugin for solr? You'll get much better results. And it will actually work. Icinga is perfectly capable of using Nagios plugins. Github has several to choose from…
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When TBN first started showing Tracker to offices we used to have to lug around a full computer system, but with the introduction of laptops that had enough power to showcase Tracker, we were very happy. Now, technology has improved so much demos are even easier. With the advances of online technology programs you can participate in a full demonstration of our software at any time convenient to you from the comfort of your office or even your own home.
Not only is this a smart way to efficiently show you, and your peers, our applications, but it also demonstrates the power of online software programs. It's as easy as logging onto your computer from anywhere in the world with a high-speed Internet connection! So, contact us to arrange a demonstration of our clinical software. And, of course, let your colleagues know how they can see the power and benefits you are enjoying with Tracker and the add-on applications that made "going digital" easy.


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Growing up in the south I had some truly southern meals growing up, and continue to cook them now, but there are a few dishes that I have recently learned about that are said to be "true southern food" that I have never heard of. While I have had grits, shrimp of all varieties, waffles, and fried chicken I have never had the combination of shrimp and grits or waffles and fried chicken and I must say the first time I heard of these food combinations I was a little taken aback. When I think of grits and waffles I think of breakfast, and while I do eat breakfast foods on a regular basis I typically don't put shrimp in that category and most of the time I don't put chicken in that category...unless we are talking about Chic-fil-a's chicken biscuit...we all make exceptions! One of the shows I was watching that featured shrimp and grits said that it was a southerners meal and that if you had never had shrimp and grits then you weren't a true southerner; well I guess I wasn't a true southerner until about a month ago when I decided to make this meal. Let me tell ya, I have been missing out, this was soooo good and the combination of all the flavors just melded so well together. The cheesiness of the grits, the sweetness of the shrimp, and the smokey and salty flavor of the bacon were truly sublime.
I got this recipe from Food Network after I watched "Throwdown" with Bobby Flay. Can I just say I love watching that show! The challenges he takes on are from all different cuisines and from all different courses of the meal; it doesn't matter if it's a traditional wedding cake or an Asian breakfast dish he's game for whatever is thrown his way. I think it is so neat that he steps out of his comfort zone, and risks being defeated in the challenge, to take on the best of the best. Enough rambling; when I saw this episode of "Throwdown" it made me really want to try this dish for my self. This particular recipe is the one that Bobby Flay used and it was delicious, but the next time I make it I am going to try his competitor's recipe...so stay tuned to see which one I like better!
If you've never tried shrimp and grits I strongly urge you to go make some...now! I promise you won't be disappointed.
Bar Americain's Gulf Shrimp and Grits
For the grits-
4-5 Cups shrimp stock
Fresh ground black pepper
1 Cup yellow stone ground cornmeal
1 Cup white cheddar, grated
3 Green onions, thinly sliced (for garnish)
For the shrimp-
1/2 Pound thick, double smoked cut bacon, cut into lardons
2 Tablespoons pure olive oil
20 Large shrimp, shelled and deveined
3 Cloves garlic, finely chopped
Salt and fresh ground black pepper
For the grits-
Bring 4 cups of shrimp stock and 2 teaspoons salt to a boil in a medium saucepan over high heat. Slowly whisk in the grits and let stock return to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium and continue cooking until the grits are soft and have lost most of their gritty texture, whisking every few mintues for about 15-20 minutes. If the mixture becomes too thick add the remaining stock and continue cooking until it's completely absorbed.
Add the cheese and whisk until melted and smooth. Season, to taste, with salt and fresh ground black pepper.
For the Shrimp-
Place the bacon lardons in a medium pan over medium heat and cook until golden brown and crisp and the fat has rendered. Remove bacon, with a slotted spoon, and place on a paper towel lined plate.
Remove all but 2 tablespoons of the bacon fat from the pan and return to medium heat. Add the olive oil and increase the heat to high. Season shrimp with salt and pepper and add to the pan along with the garlic. Saute until golden brown on both sides, and until cooked through, 1 to 2 minutes per side. Remove the shrimp with a slotted spoon to a plate. Reserve the garlic oil to drizzle over the finished dish.
Divide the grits among 4 bowls and top each with 5 shrimp. Drizzle with some of the reserved bacon garlic oil and sprinkle with some green onions and bacon.
Recipe Source: Food Network, Bobby Flay
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Gulf Shrimp and Grits
Posted by Lynsey
1 comment:
- Kristin King - Norfolk Cooking Examiner said...
Beautiful!! My sister and I love shrimp and grits - she would go nuts if I made this for her. Saving this! :)
- October 20, 2010 at 8:18 AM
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Cyril Kalippa Rioli, the patriarch of a great Tiwi Islands dynasty, has been farewelled at a state funeral in Darwin and hailed for his vision and leadership in education, economic development and football.
Mr Rioli died due to a heart condition at home on Melville Island with his wife Helena by his side on June 3, a month shy of his 82nd birthday.
Darwin's St Mary's Star of the Sea Cathedral was filled with friends and family there to see the great man off, including the Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles, Administrator John Hardy, Indigenous Affairs minister Nigel Scullion, and several other NT and federal politicians and indigenous leaders.
Mourners keened and wailed as Tiwi dancers and singers led the procession in and out of the cathedral.
Pallbearer and Hawthorn Hawks star Cyril "Junior Boy" Rioli and his Richmond Tigers relative Daniel are both missing games this weekend to grieve with their family for a man recognised for his passion and dedication to improving the life of Tiwi Islanders, and his passion for producing champion sportspeople.
Mr Kalippa was married for more than 60 years and had 13 children, 33 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.
He worked as a crocodile hunter, logger and store manager, and was president of the local government council, building cyclone-coded homes to protect the community.
He was the founding chairman of the Tiwi Land Council and pushed for the Tiwi College to be built so Tiwi children could be educated their way on country.
"Being good enough wasn't good enough for uncle, he wanted the best for his people," said Tiwi College principal Ian Smith.
"He left a great personal legacy of a tight-knit family closely bonded together because of his values, and in this way he'll never leave us and we'll all be better for it."
"Grandpa was a man who didn't want to sit around, he sat up and made things happen," grandson Shane Tipuamantumirri said.
"Grandpa said learning was the most important thing, everyone should be proud of Tiwi culture and our history, to keep singing and dancing to show culture, and our culture will never fade."
Mr Kalippa also drove the Tiwi Islands forestry industry and the development of Port Melville, and received the medal of the Order of Australia in 2008 for his contribution to his community.
Mr Giles said he was driven to improve the lot of his people, and the government would work to continue "pursuing the dream of economic empowerment for Aboriginal Territorians".


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Staying Safe: Holiday Home Safety Tips
The holidays can create greater risk at home when cooking meals, displaying decorations, and using unsafe heating sources. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, unattended cooking is the leading cause of home fires including 67 percent starting with the ignition of food or other cooking materials. To keep your family safe, review the following tips.
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