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The city of Toledo, Ohio is about three-and-a-half hours north of my home in Clermont County, but I'm sure most of us heard about the severe issues the city experienced last summer because of the algae problem in Lake Erie. City residents were forced to travel great distances in order to get clean drinking water for their families. A scary situation, to say the least.
Many Ohioans may not be familiar with the fact that there are bodies of water all over the state that from time to time encounter the same algae problem. Here in Clermont County, I have seen it first-hand while skiing on East Fork Lake. Although Ohio might be located "between the lake and the river," this is an issue that impacts every water source in between as well.
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COLUMBUS—State Representative John Becker (R-Union Township, Clermont County) today announced that he will donate his legislative pay increase included in the recently-passed Senate Bill 296, legislation providing health benefits to survivors of safety officers, back to the community.
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Collecting 'used metals' contained in end-of-life products, such scrap metal, mobile phones, hand held batteries, computers and TVs, is a critical step in the pathway towards recycling. However, in models for material flows for recycling, collection is often depicted as a simple black box with little attempt to elaborate on factors that influence collection rates and quantities. Many factors (geographical, economic, social, regulatory) can influence the capacity of various actors to collect resources containing used metals, and these are likely to differ for different product types and for different actors.
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- identifying the factors that most strongly influence the effectiveness of collection systems
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Diverse economies of urban mining in Australia
Lane, Ruth. 2015. Environment and Planning D: Online Forum. http://societyandspace.com/material/discussion-forum/discards-diverse-economies-and-degrowth-forum-by-josh-lepawsky-and-max-liboiron/diverse-economies-of-urban-mining-ruth-lane/
- This article focusses on characterizing the range of actors and activities involved in 'urban mining', using the case study of used electronics in Australia
- Profit-driven motives cannot explain the dynamics of the entire supply chain – Gibson-Graham's 'diverse economies' framework can provide a broad conceptualization of the economy that sheds more light on these dynamics
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Understanding the Dynamic Character of Value in Recycling Metals from Australia
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Helmet from Sutton Hoo, Suffolk. The hero Beowulf is never described in physical detail and remains fairly inscrutable. Since 1939, though, when the treasures buried at Sutton Hoo were unearthed, many people have been tempted to associate the poem with objects found at that site. This helmet, for some present-day readers, may be as close to the man "Beowulf" as one can get.
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Replica of lyre from Mound 1 at Sutton Hoo, Suffolk. Lyres have occasionally been found in high-status pagan graves of the late Germanic Iron Age. People of this era clearly enjoyed music and song, as they are shown doing at the beginning of "Beowulf" when a court singer celebrates the Creation. This lyre had six strings and was made of beech wood.
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Beowulf's father, Ecgtheow, was once exiled from his homeland for having killed a man of very high rank. King Hrothgar settled the feud by paying compensation for the dead man. This gold hoard from Broholm, on the island of Funen, would have sufficed to pay off even the greatest of feuds. It is the largest collection of gold objects from the Migration Age in Denmark.
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With its portrayal of two warriors fighting a dragon - an older man fighting from above and a younger man from below - this illustration from a 13th-century French manuscript reminds one of the action of "Beowulf." Collage by Benjamin Slade, juxtaposing an image from Dijon Municipal Library MS 168, fol. 4b, against the first page of the "Beowulf" manuscript.
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Beowulf proves his credentials for the Grendel fight by recounting the details of an earlier exploit when he and a prince named Breca vied with one another in a contest on the high seas. This stylized head of a sea-beast, recovered from the River Schelde in Belgium, suggests the nature of the monsters that harried him, in his account of the events.
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Friday, 5 April 2013
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Such a shame, Rita!
I've been a long-ish time reader but never commented. I myself had a birthday dinner with the fella last night (the fella being a chef) at Henry's. I can be quite fussy, however the food, atmosphere and service were fantastic. The food was the best I've had in a really long time - and I've attended some great establishments of late! I can't stop thinking about it! I think Andre tends to really only tweak the menu each time it's 'changed' - for example last years b'day dinner was a pea ravioli, house made goat bacon BLT, pumpkin velouté, and the white fish dish. All of these things can still be found on the menu, but have been varied.
I don't mind, I'm a creature of habit :-) Last years meal was so great I still remember every dish we had, and we had six courses (some of which were different to what the other ordered).
- 5 April 2013 at 21:49
Ugh - I wrote a massive 'review' of our meal at Henry's, - a part two, if you will, but I can't paste it in, so will have to try when I get home.
- 5 April 2013 at 22:08
Thanks Andres Mum
- 6 April 2013 at 09:08
Must say I saw your pic on facebook and my first thought was "my gosh, what's Rita doing there"?
Well that's the polite way of saying what I thought.
Sorry your experience was crappy. Try the Seafood Plate at the Beltana when you can. Absolutely fabulous!!
- 6 April 2013 at 12:53
Mures upper deck, lower deck and Kingston has been going down hill for years.
25% price rise last year - decreased quality, food is 95% frozen and service poor/disinterested.
With Fish349, Blue Eye, Flathead etc providing way better quality - I'm wondering why anyone would bother going to Mures.
- 7 April 2013 at 21:51
The Kingston Mures did jack up proces a while back, so we stopped going.
It was just past the point of decent value for us. That and the fact we got told (apology) that some of the fish we wanted that day was frozen. Service always fine for us there.
But, it is see ya later.
However, we may crack, as there are very few places to get decent grub in Kingston.
Sometime we drive round and round at lunchtime considering our options.
It's like...Chopsticks, nah, sickly sweet; Banjo's, you're joking; Subway, no chance; Praties, not in mood; Golden Tulip, maybe, but the pies last time were way too salty - even phone to complain; Kelantan Delights, don't like it; New Thai place ib Channel Court, boring, limited and sweet as; Japanese places, okay if you like sushi, but for hot meal such as Teryaki chicken, you wait forever; Breadd, fine now and again; Cafe Namaskar, fine (great Madras) but a dark, hot and horrible eating area and woeful service except if the owner is in; et, etc.
C2U fish shop has begun cooked fish and chips, with fresh fish only. Been three times and one was great, one disappointing, one okay.
One of the people there fries the fish a bit too brown but we have hopes for it overall.
What does a hungry person do? Well we go home and open a tine of soup or have something on toast!
Come on cooks out there, get it together for your southern suburbs brethren
- 8 April 2013 at 16:42
PS apologies Rita for poor typing above, I was in a rush and didn't take time to check.
Now get us good food for Kingston.
You know me and the missus often think we should take the plunge and go for it ourselves.
I'm sure we couldn't do worse!
Say a little, proper curry; special fried rice; Chinese stir-fry; pasta dish; good bread, butter; a beef or lamb stew; home-made soups; fresh fish and chips; wife's muffins and home-made pasties; rice pud or apple pie; nice tea and coffee; home-made shortbread.....hmmm
- 8 April 2013 at 21:46
Sir G, many a home cook have deluded themselves into believing that have what it takes to run a cafe/restaurant.
Whilst you obviously have the requirements of enjoying food, doing it as a job can leech the enjoyment from it pretty quickly.
My advice, stay on the other side of the counter and keep us all honest.
However should you decide to go ahead, I applaud your self belief.
- 10 April 2013 at 08:08
Yes, anon,
I have heard advice such as yours given to many a would-be cafe owner.
Good advice it is too. My missus has talked about it for years, but I'll stick to the home range.
I wouldn't mind getting involved with a small place and ``helping
Sometimes you want to see them thrive but can see they are not putting it together.
Kingborough is stacked with such places. Frozen, reheated, refried shit day after day we won't touch.
Whatever happened to fresh fish at takeaways for example?
It's too easy for most to just shove the frozen crap in hot oil and serve it up.
We hate it.
- 10 April 2013 at 19:20
- tassieblather said...
Interesting to see an ad for an "Executive Chef" at Mures Upper Deck in today's Mercury. It's "undergoing a review, refresh and reshape". I'd like to think your rreview played a part in this decision, Rita. let's see if you can be wood back for am third attempt at a good review....
- 13 April 2013 at 10:26
Such a shame to see Mures going downhill - been around for so long.
I've eaten there twice and vowed never to go back - food and service utterly appalling.
Has to be said though, that the Upper Deck is owned separately from the Lower Deck and despite the name 'Mures', they are apparently completely separate businesses.
Still, they both seem terrible and nothing at the moment would persuade me to eat at either again.
- 20 May 2013 at 21:42
Mures Kingston is also terrible. Very druaghty and poorly designed lay out. Frozen deep fried fish and chips, nothing fresh and all very overpriced. This sort of food I can buy at a corner takeaway for a quarter of the price, same food, just cheaper elsewhere.
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Pirates invade Boys and Girls Club
June 28, 2002
Mary A. Castillo Pirates took over the Laguna Beach Boys and Girls Club this week as part of the "theme days"that children can help organize throughout the summer. The members ran through the building, eagerly searching for hidden treasures. The prize? Many long, summer days spent with friends, said Susie Hird, program director. "There are so many programs this summer it's hard to keep track of them all," she said. Although attendance drops from an average 150 children per day to only 65, the club still bustles with activity.
City awards grants to nonprofits
By Barbara Diamond
June 20, 2013
The Laguna Beach City Council awarded more than $240,000 on Tuesday to 30 nonprofit organizations. A subcommittee of the council reviews applications for Community Assistance Funds and makes recommendations. The funds are given annually when the fiscal budget is approved. Grants ranged from $500 to $20,000, with more than $3,000 left in reserve. "Only two organizations got as much as they asked for," said Mayor Pro Tem Elizabeth Pearson, who served on the 2013 subcommittee with Mayor Kelly Boyd.
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November 28, 2008
Local youth can develop soccer skills in the off-season by playing indoor soccer at the Laguna Beach Boys & Girls Club. The five-week season of indoor soccer, which began Sunday, is open to players in the Under-8, -10 and -12 divisions and is under the direction of Laguna Beach High boys? soccer Coach Patrick Coyne. For more information, visit the www.patrickcoynesocceracademy.com or call (949) 350-5239. Special team rates are available. The Laguna Beach Boys & Girls Club is located at 1085 Laguna Canyon Road in Laguna Beach.
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July 26, 2002
Even Start receives $55,000 The Even Start Preschool Program at the Laguna Beach Boys and Girls Club received $55,000 to begin the school year. The program that provides free preschool for children of low-income families received a grant for $20,000 from the Orange County Community Foundation's James Irvine Endowment Fund and a grant for $35,000 from the B.C. McCabe Foundation. Even Start has been at the Boys and Girls Club since the fall of 1999.
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April 8, 2005
Suzie Harrison Soon, Laguna children and their families won't have to choose between joining the Boys and Girls Club or the Laguna Club for Kids, known as TLC. The long-standing clubs are working toward a merger and expect it to be solidified soon. Officials with both clubs say the merger will be a win-win. "Right now we're in the process of finalizing our asset-acquisition agreement," said Kim Maxwell, Laguna Beach Boys and Girls Club executive director.
An ode to our children's safe haven
By: Kevin McKenna
September 3, 2005
Time flies when you are having fun. So, it is hard to believe that the Burbank Boys and Girls Club has been open for 10 years. It seems like yesterday that the first few neighborhood children showed up for the free popcorn, hot dogs, soda at the ribbon-cutting, kick-off ceremony, Sept. 9, 1995. Over the last 10 years, I noticed how the organization had become a home away from home for a lot of its young members. Furthermore, I realized that these children were becoming more positive, confident and were also learning self worth, usefulness, teamwork and how to express themselves more effectively.
Kids celebrate by going clubbing
By: Sarah Hill
October 5, 2005
Jumping up and down under blue and white balloons, dozens of Burbank Boys and Girls club members cheered as some of them won bicycles during a raffle held at the club's 10th anniversary celebration on Friday. There was pizza and ice cream as part of the celebration -- and the children received a visit from several Burbank Boys and Girls Club alumni, who participated in the club when it first opened. It was that opening that young and older celebrated Friday.
What do you like to play?
April 25, 2003
The Laguna Beach Coastline Pilot went to the Laguna Beach Boys and Girls Club and asked the kids playing during spring break, 'What is your favorite game to play here?' "My favorite game is bunker ball -- you peg other people with a dodge ball." ZACH EVERHART, 11 "Go fish, and I like that you get to win prizes -- you can win a soccer ball." HUNTER SCHWIRTZ, 7 "Bumper pool -- you get to bump people's balls." DIANA NECULA, 8 "I like to go to the gym and play games."
Junior Tennis series event begins Sunday The Laguna...
October 29, 2004
Junior Tennis series event begins Sunday The Laguna Beach Junior Tennis Challenger Series will hold its second day of competition Sunday at Alta Laguna Park. The tournament will feature 2 1/2 hours of singles round-robin play, novice and advanced sections and is open to boys and girls ages 10 and under. The series will wrap up with its final tournament on Nov. 21. For more information, call (949) 497-4850, or e-mail allcourttennis@hotmail.
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June 7, 2002
The Coastline Pilot went to the Laguna Beach Boys & Girls Club to ask members, "If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?" "I would go to Pennsylvania to see my favorite player, Allen Iverson of the 76ers, play." ERIK VASQUEZ, 11 "I would visit my father's parents in Chile. I only saw them when I was a little kid." JACQUELINE BROJAS, 10 "I would probably go to Australia because I like pigs a lot. I want to see the different pigs they have and kangaroos."
Boys & Girls Club turns into a skate park
By Bryce Alderton
April 24, 2014
The outdoor basketball courts at the Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach served a different purpose for a few hours on April 17. Instead of shooting hoops, kids were riding skateboards alongside employees from Irvine-based Element Skateboards Inc., showing off their tricks on the quarter-pipe and "pyramid" ramps at the club's main branch on Laguna Canyon Road. The event kicked off the club's seven-week skate camp. Children have wanted a place and time to skate, and Element was more than willing to help provide staff to offer some education.
Boys & Girls Club open for fun
March 27, 2014
Five families signed up their children for programs at the Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach during the organization's open house Wednesday night, development and marketing assistant Monica Silva wrote in an email. "Last night was a huge success," Silva said. "We served over 200 pasta meals. " The open house, the first at the club's main branch on Laguna Canyon Road, was an opportunity for parents to participate in activities with their children, education and technology director Patricia Walker wrote in an email.
High schoolers share interests with younger set
By Bryce Alderton
November 27, 2013
For an hour every Thursday afternoon, friends Erin MacLean, Dani Morales, Maddi Bukaty and Lauren Anderson go from being students at Sage Hill School in Newport Coast to teachers at the Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach. The four friends pass on their specific "passions" - cooking, writing, theater or singing - during an after-school class for girls in grades five to eight dubbed "Power of Passion. " They're doing it as part of Sage's service learning program, a form of community service integrated into the private school's curriculum.
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By Andy Siegenfeld
November 21, 2013
The Laguna Food Pantry wishes to thank the many people and organizations that made this year's citywide food drive the best ever. Waste Management estimates that it collected well over 10,000 pounds of food to distribute to our more than 500 shoppers weekly. We are grateful to: The Housing and Human Services Committee of Laguna Beach for organizing and overseeing the citywide drive; Waste Management, whose friendly drivers delivered to the Pantry donations from every corner of Laguna Beach; Laguna Beach's public schools, whose students, parents, teachers and administrators once again demonstrated their civic pride and compassion for struggling low-income families; The Laguna Food Pantry Club at the high school, for showing up on Saturday mornings with smiling faces to sort thousands of cans of food; Our dear friends at St. Catherine of Siena Parish School, Anneliese's three campuses, Montessori Laguna Beach, and the Boys and Girls Club of Laguna Beach for caring for our children and our community; The member churches of the Interfaith Council, without whose faith and support the Pantry could never reach as many families as it does today; The generous member companies of the Laguna Board of Realtors, who for years have provided heartfelt support to so many worthwhile organizations; The Hearts of Montage, whose wonderful associates have come through for us since Day One; KX93.5, for lending its airwaves to promote Homelessness and...
Our Laguna: League is raising friends
By Barbara Diamond
September 12, 2013
The Assistance League of Laguna Beach is looking for some friends. Folks are invited to attend a Friend Raiser from 4 to 6 p.m. Sept. 29 at Madison Square and Garden Café, hosted by Jon Madison . The event will include musical entertainment by Ken Garcia and a fashion show modeled by local celebrities, including Mayor Pro Tem Elizabeth Pearson . Hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, desserts and beverages will be served. Reservations are not required. Admission is one item for the league's Thrift Shop, which reopened on Sept.
City awards grants to nonprofits
By Barbara Diamond
June 20, 2013
The Laguna Beach City Council awarded more than $240,000 on Tuesday to 30 nonprofit organizations. A subcommittee of the council reviews applications for Community Assistance Funds and makes recommendations. The funds are given annually when the fiscal budget is approved. Grants ranged from $500 to $20,000, with more than $3,000 left in reserve. "Only two organizations got as much as they asked for," said Mayor Pro Tem Elizabeth Pearson, who served on the 2013 subcommittee with Mayor Kelly Boyd.
Arts donation, designation and doings
June 12, 2013
The Laguna Beach Community Foundation has provided funding to Laguna Outreach for Community Arts in aid of the latter's workshops at the Boys and Girls Club of Laguna Beach. Hosted at the TLC Branch in Bluebird Park, these after-school activities include the creation of collages, paper flowers and fish kites. Classes are free and held twice a month, and they feature local artists Reem Khalil, Lorraine Passero and Jude Taylor. "We are very grateful to the Laguna Beach Community Foundation for enabling LOCA to continue our important educational programs," LOCA President Sue Linder said in a news release.
Finance director retires from Boys & Girls Club
By Brittany Woolsey
August 16, 2012
After 33 years of service, Bali Thorn has retired from the Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach. Thorn, a Laguna Beach resident, began working with the Boys & Girls Club in 1979 as a secretary. Over time, she had other positions and finished her tenure as director of finance. "I'm known for my good budgeting," Thorn said. Pamela Estes, executive director of the club, said an email, "Since I've been involved with the club, Bali has been responsible in a large part for putting together a projected budget each year.
Briefly In Education: K-9 Unit visits Boys & Girls Club
August 2, 2012
The Orange County Sheriff Department K-9 Unit recently visited the Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach, according to a news release. Lt. Doug Williams and his dog Luna, a Belgian Malinois, discussed the importance for police dog support. The two are part of the search and rescue unit of Orange County. "Our members loved watching Luna's talents," said Executive Director Pam Estes said in a statement. "Thanks to the generosity of the Luna and Lieutenant Williams, 100 Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach members enjoyed a fun and informative presentation.
Teens take flight at Lyon Air Museum
By Alisha Gomez
July 19, 2012
Twenty-eight teens from the Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach got a taste of a pilot's life Tuesday. They flew in several Cessna and other small airplanes out of the Lyon Air Museum next to John Wayne Airport as part of the club's keystone leadership program. "The kids have been really excited," said Carla Contreras, teen program director. "Some of them have never been to a museum like this before. " The group, a mix of sixth- to 11th-graders, went through a series of steps before their big moment in the air, with several of them getting a chance to act as co-pilots and steer the plane.
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Sakura is a big thing in Japan.
The progress of the young flower buds that are about to open in the end of March is tightly monitored and updated frequently in news sites all over the country. People plan their cherry blossom viewing parties and when the time is right, all the trees have an audience of hanami party-goers beneath them, sitting on sheets with baskets of food, like special sakura bento's and drinks. Their talking, singing and laughing continue for the biggest part of the day and night.
This year the sakura started early in Fukuoka and also lasted a long time. Lots of chances to get great shots. My party today was with Lalala, the day service center of the Kakohs, where I sometimes go to entertain the oldies with my English songs and games. But this morning it rained and it doesn't look good at all for today, so I gave it a miss and decided to use the time for long overdue tasks, such as a proper story with my normally hastely updated blog posts.
This is for all you people in Holland and the rest of Europe, in New Zealand and the USA, where most of my readers seem to be coming from and of course for my Japanese friends, at least those who read English.
Sorry, have to put a bird in there…シジュウカラ, Japanese Great Tit
One of the most popular locations is down town in Maizuru koen around the ruins of Fukuoka castle.
The sign announcing the event reflects the pink blossom against the dark blue sky in a nice way. I quite like it.
A tree full of blossom, picnic gear and a bunch of friends; ingredients for a hanami party
You guys in the Netherlands are all complaining about that white stuff coming from above.
Our Easter has been white as well, with cherry blossom snowing all day long.
(This year it really looked like snow!)
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Sagamore Hill National Historic Site Proposes Fee Increase
Oyster Bay, NY- Sagamore Hill National Historic Site and other National Park Service (NPS) units that collect entrance fees from park visitors are beginning public engagement seeking comments on possible changes in park fees beginning in 2015.
Beginning in 2015, parks are authorized to change recreation fees to align with the NPS's new standard entrance-fee schedule, which was last updated in 2006. They may not do so, however, until after actively engaging the public about proposed fee changes and their effects. The public includes park users and local communities as well as congressional delegations, state and local elected officials and other interested "stakeholder" groups. Decisions to adjust fees will be made locally and only after considering community feedback from the public outreach.
Each park, including Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, must document its outreach efforts, and results must be approved by the Director of the National Park Service before any fee increase can take effect. As part of civic engagement, the park will be accepting comments via an online system at https://parkplanning.nps.gov/ until December 31, 2014.
The existing fee per adult to enter Theodore Roosevelt's Home is five dollars. This is less than any comparable house museum in the area and this charge has not been raised since 1993. The current cost of a park annual pass is twenty dollars. Children 15 and younger are free. Holders of Annual, Senior, Access, Military, and Sagamore HIll Park Passes are free.
The proposed fee per adult to enter Theodore Roosevelt's home is ten dollars. The park annual pass is proposed to be forty dollars. Admission for children 15 and younger will remain free. Holders of Annual, Senior, Access, Military, and Sagamore HIll Park Passes will also remain free. the increase in fees would put Sagamore HIll National Historic Site more in line with other National Park Service sites as well as other similar historic sites in the area.
The increased income will be used to maintain the Theodore Roosevelt Home and museum collections, to develop new interpretive programming, to support staffing costs, and to enhance visitor services and facilities as the National Park Service approaches its centennial anniversary in 2016. Of the 401 parks, monuments, recreation areas and other units of the National Park System, 131 collect entrance fees- about one-third of all units. All fee income collected at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site is retained for use to enhance this site's visitor experience.


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Pepper Hamilton LLP held an "Antitrust Conference" on Thursday, Jan. 25, at the Westin Book Cadillac in Detroit. The seminar was designed to bring attendees up to date on key developments in antitrust issues over the past 12 months. Topics included "Exclusionary Conduct:?Practical Advice from Recent and Anticipated Decisions and Trials" and "2017 U.S. Enforcement Agency Review." Speaking at the conference from Pepper Hamilton were (l-r) Chris Young, moderator Sean McNally, moderator René Hansemann, Barak Bassman, Sara Richman, Dan Boland, and Barbara Sicalides.
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Paul Ryan tells the Tea Party that we are the problem: So [Obama's] going to try to get us talking about guns or some other hot-button issue and not about his failures on ISIS or the economy or national security. He's going to try to knock us off our game.
Exactly, Ryan, what is your game? Guns are an important issue. So is immigration. In fact, immigration is a bigger issue than ISIS to the American people.
This is the kind of stupid that has infected the entire political class of both parties. We do not need government involvement in the economy. It's growth in the government sector along with the $19 trillion debt that the GOP Congress and Ryan in particular enabled that is killing the private sector.
"National security" is newspeak for the GOP-enacted Department of Homeland Security, the bloated, ineffective tyranny of the TSA, the Patriot Act and NSA violations of the Fourth Amendment rights of all citizens. I despise Obama, but Bush and the rest of the GOP are just as much to blame as the current Idiot and Chief.
Meanwhile, we are being invaded by hordes of third-worlders to fill unskilled positions and/or receive welfare and healthcare benefits, and the feds want to give out H1B visas by the truckload for more technical jobs. Can't imagine how that effects the economy, not to mention the culture.
I am not going to support another big-government candidate of the mono-party system just because he or she has (R) after the name.


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Time for an update I suppose or some poetry? I'll just write and see what comes out.
Since my new hair cut (courtesy of Chie @ Watanabe) I have accumulated a lot of hair products. I now have spray in wax, hard wax, straight hair mouse and anti-frizz/heat protector. It's all a bit confusing actually and I don't really know what any of them do so I just use them all at once. My hair is instantly greasy, success!! 😉
I recently discovered that Japanese grapes are gross. It took me 3 years because I refuse to pay $5 for a bunch of grapes, the only reason I had them recently was because they were given to me. I guess if you like really sweet fruit you'll like Japanese grapes but for me, grapes need to be a bit sour, not taste like you're chewing grape flavored gummies.
Time for AWESOME NEWS! Less Than Jake is coming to Tokyo at the end of October. I'm fuckin' STOKED!! Roger will be mine, oh yes, he will be mine.
Here's some great news for the ladies living in Japan. You can actually get over-the-counter medication for infections of the yeasty kind. What I mean is that you don't have to go through the hassle of going to a doctor and getting a prescription when you already know what the problem is. The product is called フレディCC (Furedi CC) and is available in cream or suppository form. Both are sold separately not in one set like in the West. The cream costs around ¥1200 and the suppositories cost around ¥3000. It's a lot more than you would pay back home but at least you can avoid going to the doctor. I've been in this country for 3 years and just now discovered this product, thank god for the internet and my interneting skills.
I guess that's all for now. I've been working on some poetry that I'll post soon, once it's perfected.
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A Central Islip military veteran and his wife won their 12-year battle to save their home when the appellate division of the state Supreme Court threw out the foreclosure case against them.
Christopher and Barbara Joseph can keep their home "free and clear" of its mortgage now that a four-judge appellate panel ruled in their favor, said Ivan Young, the Josephs' attorney. The judges unanimously overturned a lower court's decision on Thursday, finding that their lender, U.S. Bank National Association, missed the state's six-year deadline to file its second foreclosure lawsuit, court papers show.
"It's a big weight off my shoulders, a big relief," Christopher, 55, said in a telephone interview from his home. "It's taken a lot of stress and pressure off us."
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The website GameStarMechanic allows registered users the option to create simple platform or top-down games after they have completed the site's main quest. While the site is geared toward a younger audience, the lessons on game design taught through GameStarare foundational for any novice designer. After spending several weeks on GameStar, and reading Jesse Schell's conceptual handbook The Art of Game Design, I have come to understand that successful and effective video games are all made from the same stuff. And it is true. Video games are a composite of four basic elements: mechanics, story, aesthetics and technology. With modern video games, these elements are often complex and highly programmed; relying on teams of hundreds of individuals. But Schell maintains that a successful and elegant game can be designed by using a bare bones approach. Of course, having good ideas will ultimately determine a game's – and therefore – designer's success. The game I created on GameStar, however, was a study in design principles as outlined by Schell.
Level one is called 'Escape.' It is a basic maze level with an unbounded space. The player must wrap their way around the maze, collecting points as they go. The points serve no purpose in terms of story arc, but they add an extra challenge for the player. For instance, all the points must be collected to open the goal block, and the player must figure out how to reach all the points within a minute. Therefore, my game opens up with a mental activity. The player cannot finish in time without using the wraparound feature built into this level. This forces the player to think ahead, exercising spatial recognition. Of course, this is the animal testing facility, so the game space was meant to be cramped. I toyed around with the idea of placing other animals (ie, wolves and foxes) in concrete pens. But then I realized that the emotional impact would be greater if the player found the husky avatar to be utterly alone. Furthermore, this level was intended to be impersonal. There were no backgrounds on Gamestar that would suggest a laboratory setting, so I left the background black. There is also no music for this reason, either. I wanted the player to feel like they were locked away in a silent, foreboding prison for animals.
Once the player escapes and makes it to level two's 'Encounter,' they are immediately faced with a message block. The message block tells the player that the way ahead is dangerous, which can clearly be seen by the number of enemies pacing around a surfeit of damage blocks. In The Art of Game Design, Schell mentions Abraham Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' when talking about the staying power of multiplayer games over single player gameplay. I used the Hierarchy of Needs so the player could consider Nanook's plight. For instance, the minute Nanook leaves the testing facility, he forfeits his right to a meal every day. The message block in my game considers that the need for food is greater than the need for safety. There is also an allusion to death, which is just as prevalent in the outside world as it was in the testing lab. Finally, in a line taken directly from The Plague Dogs, Nanook realizes that there is no going back; he has decided to escape and his reason for doing so is clear.
Levels four and five back off from the story a bit, and begin to focus again on timing and pacing. There are ten points to collect in level four, and as in level two, the player must accomplish a physical task to retrieve them. Enemies are either on patrol or pace about in a straight line, and the player must avoid them but move quickly enough to replenish energy. Here too, there are turns in which the player must deftly avoid ice damage blocks, which add to the physical challenge. Level four's 'Livelihood' is the largest level in the game, but it is the simplest. At the top of the level, Nanook discovers the den that Tod has scouted out for him. This is the den that gave life to the entire game. Upon reaching the den, there is descriptive language in the narrative which alludes to a hidden message from Tod: "Tod. . . utters some words that are indistinguishable, but their cadence dance on Nanook's tired mind like a poetic song." This quote opens up the way for symbolism that deals with Nanook's namesake, but the player must finish the game to discover its meaning.


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Mid-Level C#.Net Web Developer
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Mid-Level C#.Net Web Developer - Central London - 700 million visits per month!
Are you a C#.Net Web Developer who is looking for a change? Are you keen to work with a team of like-minded individuals who are continually driving forward and improving? This role also offers the opportunity for a Mid-Level C#.Net Developer to work in a truly Agile environment with a strong emphasis on innovative technologies such as Azure and .Net Core. Interesting? Read on…
What will you get from this C#.Net developer role?
You will be working for a company with ambitious growth plans, big ideas and great reputation. They are currently in the process of merging companies and work on high demand systems with an average of circa 700 million visitors per month to their sites! As you can imagine this requires good technical teams and they are proud of having 0 downtime!
A great opportunity for you to join a company with a structured environment and to progress your career in the direction you want. They have annual pay reviews and around 25 SCRUM teams made up of BA's, Scrum masters, QA, developers, UX and more. This means you have all the support you need to make your ideas a reality.
While we are on the topic of ideas, on the last Friday of every month you are free for an afternoon to use all their tools to build ANYTHING you want. If that idea however is used by them they have a £50'000 cash prize for the best one of the year…any ideas??
This offers you all the usual perks of healthcare, dental care a pension of 3% matched to 5% for the first 3 years and 7% matched to 11% after 3 years' service, discounted gym membership, personal training sessions and more!
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On top of the opportunity to work for a company that values quality work and processes, where you will be taking on a senior role as a C#.Net Developer you will be given the opportunity to work on cutting edge tech and earn a salary of up to £55'000 per annum. They have 29 days holiday + bank holidays as well as 2 charity days and the option to buy or sell 3 more holiday days a year.
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November holds a special sentimental place in my heart. Elsa and I first arrived in Beijing four years ago this month. I remember us getting off the plane clad in our thickest coats, scarf and mittens. I was determined to prove I was no naïve English fool: We were prepared for the harsh Chinese winter.
It was one of those crisp sunny days you sometimes get at this time of year and my friend met us in a T-shirt.
I'd only planned to stay in Beijing to the end of my maternity leave, a mere three months away. But before I knew it I had a flat/job/ayi, an insatiable craving for bing and a stock (and rolling) answer to the inevitable how-long-are-you-here-for question: "Oh, another one or two years."
At some point between our third and fourth year that response changed. I found that living with a hovering end-point made it hard to make decisions or put down real roots. So I took off the arbitrary time brakes. My new reply is, "We are here for dot dot dot."
It's amazing what a difference this has made. In September I finally set up my WFOE (wholly foreign-owned enterprise – one of the forms in which a foreigner can legally do business in China). I'd procrastinated over it for years but in the end it was a lot less complicated than anticipated. Moreover I am now the proud owner of five red chops. Each is a different size and shape, to reflect its unique (and obscure) purpose.
This settling-in feeling also resulted, as you know, in a rabbit for Elsa. Oh, Blackie. Who could have foretold that a 4-month-old bunny would prove more hassle than forming a
Chinese company? Fluffy, loveable companion on the one hand, and fiendish destroyer of all things electrical on the other.
After losing internet connection three times in one week, thanks to Blackie's fondness for telephone wire, I hired a man to create new sockets and re-route all the wiring in the living room. Not to be thwarted, Blackie promptly transferred her affections to my headphones, severing the cord of two sets with a swift chomp. As I use headphones daily to Skype overseas clients, I had to make a panicked trip to Carrefour to procure an emergency supply – now locked out of harm's way in the filing cabinet. (Not even Blackie's well-exercised gnashers can penetrate steel.)
The most exciting outcome of my mindset shift however is undoubtedly the decision to get a puppy. Again, I'd dithered about this for a long time. In fact I recall weighing up the pros and cons in this magazine 18 months ago. But having been broken into pet ownership by Blackie (alias the Black Beast of Beixinqiao), I was sure a dog could only be eaiser.
The penultimate nail was driven in the coffin a month ago when a friend rescued an abandoned puppy. He integrated into their family's life with remarkable ease (and no negative wiring consequences), despite the fact that they live four floors up in a building with no lift. If my friend could cope, I could, too.
Another friend hammered the final nail by telling me about a litter of puppies born just two days previously. Their human mother emailed me the photos, and there was no going back. Elsa and I visited them at three weeks' old. Part dachshund, part spaniel, part something uncertain but very hairy, they'd only recently opened their eyes and were wobbling around uncertainly like little old men somewhat the worse for drink.
Elsa homed in on the tan-colored one, appropriately enough named Sandy. So there you go. Me, myself, Elsa, Blackie the black rabbit and Sandy the sand-colored dog. Here for dot dot dot.
Sarah Cooper fulfilled a long-held dream by moving to Beijing when Elsa (3) was 3 months old. Sarah now coaches, runs workshops, writes and speaks about living and working off the beaten path (www.cowsfrommywindow.com).


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Hey guys
I have been away from my blog, because i had problems with my Internet, making my signal gone for the last 3 weeks. But i have a new one and everything is fine right now.
segunda-feira, 20 de outubro de 2014
I'm back!!!
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SAN FRANCISCO --About 30 students are occupying an administration building at City College of San Francisco.
SKY7 HD was overhead when CCSF officials locked the doors to Conlan Hall and the protesting students refused to leave. They're demanding to meet with the chancellor to voice their complaints over how the college is being run.
CCSF is at risk of losing its accreditation next month over budgetary and academic issues.
The chancellor's office says she will not meet protesters. We spoke with one of them a few minutes ago who told us they're deciding how long to stay in Conlan Hall.


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Here are some of the candid shots from Sprayfoam 2015 on Thursday:
Stephen Davis of Sustainable Consulting Group said, "There are a lot of networking opportunities at Sprayfoam 2015 and as a result of that I picked up a new client. It is THE conference for the industry." In the photo are John Bender and Tiffany Bender of Diamond Sprayfoam (sitting) and Stephen Davis.
Todd Wshneski of BASF out of Texas said, "It is a lot more crowded than I thought it was going to be. It seems like it's been pretty busy!" In the photo, Todd is sitting at the far right.
Chuck Nason of Walker Reid Strategies out of Florida explained why he came to Sprayfoam 2015: "We want to educate SPF contractors about the value of EPAct 179D federal tax deduction for commercial projects. There are millions of square feet of projects out there that still qualify for this tax deduction, which is retroactive to 2008."


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Ozy And Millieon February 26, 2003 at 12:01 am
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But I thought Millie didn't have to do dodgeball anymore after the school play incident?
Yeah, as if principal Vine would EVER actually honor that agreement.
She forgot…easily distracted remember?
Darn… someone beat me to the inconsistency, which was already explained.
… this comment is pointless, right?
Yes, it's almost as pointless as this one.
But not as pointless as… SQUIRREL!!
That's how you can tell that life is pointless: the most commonly formed shape is the sphere.
In my school I kinda pretend I'm insane because I HATE being like everyone else. Honestly, I think my best friend also thinks I'm insane.
Even I would never have been able to remove a door.
Because you don't know how vs not strong enough to lift it off its hinges?


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He (Rakesh Raturi) & his family have made a big sacrifice for the nation. The way Pakistan has been violating ceasefire, lagta hai ab samay aa raha hai ki inke paap ka ghada bharne wala hai: Trivendra Singh Rawat, Uttarakhand CM. pic.twitter.com/Fu9JM1T9w2- ANI (@ANI) February 14, 2018
#Delhi: Congress President Rahul Gandhi met party workers at AICC. pic.twitter.com/xj1iccs6Rc- ANI (@ANI) February 14, 2018


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The special Natural Spectrum light from the Verilux HappyLight Liberty Energy Lamp acts like daylight to restore balance, mood and energy.
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I have been looking forward to reviewing this trailer for the month or so since I saw it. This trailer captivated me with it's bizarre mix of old world, Shakespearian story structure and modern context and visual style. Ralph Fiennes (pronounced "Raif Fines") directs and stars in what I am sure will be my summer read: Coriolanus – Based on the play by William Shakespeare.
First and foremost, I have to clarify that I have NOT read this play. Like most of you I imagine, I had not even known of the existence of this work until I saw this trailer. So I am coming into reviewing this trailer based solely on the visual narrative shown and by the performances that we see. In short: I am analyzing this trailer fresh and new only based on how it looks as a potential Saturday night engagement. No foreknowledge to bias my judgement, I am looking simply at how this looks from the trailer itself.
It looks really good 🙂 I loved how it captures the dialogue, the moroseness of the characters, and the wonderfully complex story structure of a William Shakespeare story, while at the same time presenting the look and feel of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare or something like The Kingdom and Lions for Lambs. The intensity of the war scenes matched with the tension of the dramatic ones work beautifully together. Obviously Ralph Fiennes and John Logan (writer) did their homework and have crafted something very intriguing.
What I remember capturing me so much when I watched this for the first time was the shock and curiosity I felt at discovering it was based on a Shakespeare work at the title card. The editor of this trailer did an amazing job of minimizing the oddity which usually accompanies Shakespearian dialogue in modern context. The lines are performed and then cut so well that I honestly didn't notice that element at all until the end. And while I love Shakespeare and his peculiarly phrased conversations, I would say that Coriolanus is setting itself to be one of the first modernizations of his work to nullify that quality and to present the Great Bard to the masses in a clear and understandable way (feel free to begin throwing tomatoes at your screen now). Definitely hats off to that editor, whomever he or she may be!
That having been said I wanted to point to a few odd lines that make the trailer most interesting. First of all, Gerard Butler sounds exactly the same as he did in 300. While that makes him seem all bad-A and stuff, for me it seems like too much of a dip in the, for lack of a better term, High-Browed-ness of the film. I know you have to market it to everyone from College Professors to people entirely ignorant of Shakespeare, but there is a line of how low you should stoop. Second, Vanesa Redgrave (the mother) has a line right before the punch of the trailer – "And then men die." This one is very odd but I think it works in reminding us of the narrative and writing styles the film has. It is a little out of place but on the other hand it is freaking Kick-A! Finally, "Make you a sword of me!" – simply put it doesn't match the video and it doesn't take frame by frame to notice it. I caught it the first time I watched it and it really bothered me that they would try to fool us with a trick cut. The only redeeming factor is that it only happens briefly but still this is the one major fault I found with the trailer itself.
Back to the good parts, the music was excellently utilized in the trailer. It kicks off with the intensity and power of something like Gladiator. It then does a great job of sitting in the background providing a pulse which keeps the tension up. At 0:34 we get a small shift (and a big explosion). It begins to build that sense of impending doom or betrayal – like Coriolanus is walking down death row. Again the music drives forward the power of the moment until we get to some dialogue.
Let me also point out at this time how kick-A those title cards are! They are short, powerful and do exactly what they need to do without being too much. The "chiseled in rock" look was an excellent choice. Back to the music, at 1:10 ("In the Arms of an Enemy") again it shifts down to a quieter more tense tone. We wonder if he will be accepted or if he will be torn to shreds, and at 1:19 we get our answer in the form of a shredding electric guitar. From that magnificent line mentioned earlier ("And then men die.") we get a beautiful ramp that builds and builds to the stunning climax and end on a surprise kick. The music wonderfully meshes with the editing to make for a very gripping and exciting trailer.
All in all I thought this was one of the best trailers I have seen yet as far as technical mastery goes. The editing was top notch, the story looks amazing, and the music is powerful – everything just came together very well. If it wasn't for that one botched line mismatch, I would call this darn near perfect. It is an emotional powerhouse, a beautiful mash-up of Classical Narrative and Modern Stylings. Ralph Fiennes has crafted something very intriguing and I look forward to it's arrival in US theatres!
Overall Rating: 4.5//5
Yup! There you go! In case you were wondering, this film has already been released in overseas film festivals, but is still on it's way to US theatres. If you want to see their publicity page which has the festivals it is in and the ones it has already won, you can click out here to see that.
Next week I think I am going to be going for the new trailer for Brave – the latest installment of the Pixar Story. I know that I and my friends are excited for it, and so I really want to look at the trailer to see whether that backs up our expectations. Thanks for sticking around and please let me know what you think in the comments below! See you next week on Art of the Trailer!


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Black Friday's blockbuster online sales don't appear to have come at Cyber Monday's expense. As of 10 a.m., retail websites had raked in $540 million on the reigning champion of digital shopping days. That level of spending puts Cyber Monday on pace to reach a record $3.36 billion, on growth of 9.4%, according to Adobe Digital Insights. The firm's update comes fresh off the heels of a larger-than-expected lift in Black Friday online revenue, which some had worried might eat into Cyber Monday's sales. Digital revenue on Black Friday rose 21.6% to $3.34 billion, easily topping Adobe's forecast for $3.05…
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Happy Thanksgiving from Saldutti Law Group
Posted on November 24, 2016 by Laura Lam
We hope this Thanksgiving finds you with plenty of reasons to give thanks … ~ The Saldutti Law Group staff
Thanksgiving 2016 vs.1966: A Comparison
Posted on November 24, 2016 by Laura Lam
Today is Thanksgiving, a time when Americans gather with family and loved ones to share a traditional meal. Thanksgiving Day, November 24, has remained the same since President Abraham Lincoln first made it a national holiday in 1863, but the menu has changed many times since then. To help you get a better idea of just how much Thanksgiving meals have evolved, here's a comparison of a Thanksgiving menu in 1966 and a typical menu for this year. Today, the deep fried turkey has become an American Thanksgiving staple. Although Vogue reported that the dish was first publicly recognized in the 1930s,…
Modest Economic Growth Expected in 2017
Posted on November 22, 2016 by Laura Lam
The U.S. economy is expected to continue growing modestly in 2017, but the unknown about policies to be enacted by President-elect Donald Trump's administration pose both upside and downside risks, according to Fannie Mae. Economic growth is still forecast to come in at 1.8% for this year, and a similar pace is anticipated for the following year, said Fannie Mae. But uncertainty remains about Trump's approach to economic and housing issues once he assumes office in January. "We haven't changed the general tone of our forecast at this time, but we will incorporate new policy assumptions as they become more…
Budgeting for a Stress-Free Holiday
Posted on November 21, 2016 by Laura Lam
As the holiday season approaches, life can get downright crazy. Shopping, parties, school programs, buying groceries. With everything on your mind and on your calendar, it's easy to get the new year with a spending hangover. Fortunately, it's easy to keep up with your money and avoid overspending. It just takes a little time and intentionality. Here's how: Start thinking of gift ideas now.During the holidays, stores are competing for your business. So if a specific item isn't on sale at one place, chances are it will be on sale somewhere at some point this season. The sooner you know what…
What are Bank's Top Weapons for Cyber Defense?
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There is no disputing that cybersecurity is a top concern for banks today. Spending on digital protection continues to be one of the top line items in banks' tech budgets. Some banks are trying to be more than reactive, completely rethinking how they're approaching cybersecurity. Instead of looking to build a fortress, banks are seeking a bigger grasp of the threats they face and developing strategies that go beyond pure defense. Some banks are pairing with auditing firms to anticipate vulnerabilities and prepare for regulatory IT exams so that they can fix areas with issues and prevent them from occurring…


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Nendoroid - Kemono Friends: Fennec
Preorder Price: RM 179
Deposit: RM49 (we will contact you for the balance once the item is arrived)
Preorder Close: 16 May 2018
Manufacturer: Good Smile Company
Material: PVC & ABS
Height (approx.): 100 mm
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Sculptor: Shichibee
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"Come on, Raccoon - I've told you to take it slow..."
From the popular "Kemono Friends" comes a Nendoroid of Raccoon's laid back pal who's never in a rush - Fennec! She comes with a happy smiling expression, a surprised expression, and an observant expression for watching over her hasty friend.
In addition to a wealth of hand and arm parts you can use to recreate Fennec's signature poses, she also comes with a cute seated lower body part. Have even more fun pairing her with her pal Nendoroid Common Raccoon, sold separately!
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Tyson, the red-haired bar-back
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So, you thought you'd click on a juicy ole cleavage shot, ay?
Well we're here to tell you pal, this here is a boob-free zone.
One quick-witted Reddit user decided to take a photo of her husband's bottom in a dimly lit room.
Noticing that, in the photo, the bum resembled a pair of breasts, she then cropped the image and posted it onto the r/GoneWild subreddit - a community in which users "exchange their nude bodies for karma; showing it off in a comfortable environment without pressure."
Capitalising on the lecherous community Reddit is getting a reputation for - see our article on Nude Women At Festivals Reddit Thread - this clearly pleased a lot of other Reddit users who proceeded to directly message poshpink330 about her fine pair.
After she'd had her fun, the practical joker then posted a shot of her husband's bum - sans editing - on the site...
And with flash... *shudders*
"Glad everyone loved my husband's a** crack. I'm glad it gave you the comfort you needed - all 51 of you who pm'd me," she posted on the social sharing site.
We're glad she 'cracked' that one.
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How to Get Rid of Cellulite Like Kim Kardashian West (You'll Need $17)
If you have cellulite, just know that you're in very good company: Studies estimate that 90% of women in the world deal with those (very normal) dimples, no matter what kind of shape they're in. That includes Kim Kardashian West, who recently took to Snapchat to share a variety of beauty products she's currently been trying out—including an all-natural cellulite cream that we happen to love. Oh, and it costs $17.
The cream in question is The Seaweed Bath Co.'s Detox Cellulite Cream, a luscious body butter infused with botanical extracts that have been shown to boost circulation and skin elasticity, including coffee bean and bladder wrack extracts. Plus, the rosemary mint scent makes for a spa-like ritual every time I slather it on.
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