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My grandfather Michael Kilker(1870-1935), had a brother, Anthony(abt 1864 -1866) who lived with his parents, Michael(1838=1907) and Bridget(1824- 1913) in girardville, PA. The family name was misspelled in the 1880 census as Killenr. Anthony was last listed in the 1880 census at the age of 14 and was listed as a laborer in the mines. That's the last trace of him I can find, though my aunts used to say he went out west. He was born in PA. And I've lost him. Can anyone help???
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SAN JOSE — Baseball and basketball writers make it mandatory to publicly disclose their awards voting. It's never been mandatory in hockey, though this year the Professional Hockey Writers Association is encouraging us to share our choices with the world.
The buzzword is transparency and, as a journalist, I'm all for it. The deadline for voting was 4 p.m. PDT today, before the first puck drops in the playoffs so that explains my timing here.
Before you get to the list, a couple thoughts.
One, I try to have a method to my madness, though it isn't always easy. Five legit candidates for the Selke (and, yes, you have to have five or your entire ballot doesn't count) are not easy to come up with. I look at numbers — blocked shots, difference between giveaways and takeaways — and reputation. I try to factor in individuals who stood out in games I've watched. The Lady Byng? Some mystical formula involving points and penalty minutes as well as the guys you get know over the years. I'll stop there. You get the point.
Two, I stress the "most valuable to his team" aspect of the Hart Trophy. That's why you'll see Gustav Nyquist on my list.
Two, yes, you'll see a few Sharks listed low on some of the Top 5 that we're required to give. In part, that's because those are the players I'm most familiar with. Two, I just like the idea of throwing some names into the mix that might not otherwise get attention. Who knows? Maybe they'll gain traction in future years. I don't see it as homerism. I see it as shedding a little light where it otherwise might not shine.
Finally, fire away with your thoughts, but don't expect me to get into any back-and-forth along the lines of "How could you pick Daniel Alfredsson one spot above Patrick Marleau for the Lady Byng?"
Just not enough hours in the day.
By the way, writers vote for five awards only so that's why you won't find any Vezina or Jack Adams choices here. We also pencil in all-star and all-rookie teams. Here you go:


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Catholic schools funding precedent fearedPUBLISHED: 25 Jun 2013 00:14:17 | UPDATED: 25 Jun 2013 09:22:56PUBLISHED: 25 Jun 2013 PRINT EDITION: 25 Jun 2013
The SES scores of non-government schools will be used to determine the amount parents are expected to contribute. Photo: Michele Mossop
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Catholic schools in the ACT have won a special funding deal critics claim threatens to undermine the core principles of the government's Gonski reforms and spread to other jurisdictions.
The agreement means all ACT Catholic schools will be treated as though they have a socioeconomic status (SES) score of the average, 101, affording them greater gains than private schools.
By 2019, when the new school funding model becomes fully operational, students in Catholic systemic schools will be receiving $2790 more those attending other non-government schools, the Independent Schools Council of Australia claims.
It has written to federal School Education Minister Peter Garrett demanding an explanation for an apparent departure from a commitment to ensure all students are treated equally regardless of the type of school they attend.
The letter, a copy of which has been obtained by TheAustralian Financial Review, also notes an offer by federal Education Department secretary Lisa Paul of an extra $12 million for the "distinctive circumstances" that apply in the ACT, as well as the prospect independent schools would be treated in the same way as Catholic schools if they agreed to form a "system".
"The decision to discount the SES of Catholic systemic schools . . . to SES 101, while ignoring independent schools, is being seen as more based on sectarian and political interests rather than on methodology emerging from the new funding model," the letter says.
"The so-called broken funding model which the new funding arrangements purport to fix is now set to continue in perpetuity in the ACT for Catholic systemic schools – in a more extreme form than previously."
The SES scores of non-government schools will be used to determine the amount parents are expected to contribute to the cost of their education. They range from 65 to over 130, and the average is 101. The higher the score, the less government support.
The ACT, NSW and South Australia are the only jurisdictions to have signed up to the National Plan for School Improvement even though Prime Minister Julia Gillard's offer to states and territories expires on Sunday.
The federal government needs to get legislation for the new funding arrangements through the Senate this week if there is any hope of securing change before the September 14 election, when a Labor defeat is widely expected.
The review panel headed by businessman David Gonski recommended a nationally consistent funding system based on individual need.
The panel was critical of the inequities built into the system by deals done by Catholic and independent schools with previous governments to ensure they were not disadvantaged when they joined new arrangements.
As the Gonski review noted, these guarantees totalled $615 million in 2010, of which almost $492 million was paid to Catholic systems and $123 million to independent schools.
Although the final Gonski report did briefly mention the possibility of an average SES score for school systems, the government has not been vocal in promoting this as an option.
Andrew Wrigley, the executive director of the Association of Independent Schools of the ACT, said school populations were unusually homogenous in the ACT. Systemic Catholic schools would be given a uniform SES score of 101, when in fact the average was closer to 116, he said.
The average for the remaining non-government schools is 120, but each will be treated on their individual score unless they accept the government's offer to form a system.
In NSW, the Parramatta Catholic Diocese says if all schools are given an SES of 101, its system will only be about $2 million worse off.
But without the assurance, the loss will be $21 million.
"The indication is . . . that we could be treated at 101," Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta executive director of schools Greg Whitby said.
A spokeswoman for Mr Garrett confirmed there would be a "weighted average approach" for NSW systemic Catholic schools. "The approach reflects the sector's desire to manage the capacity to contribute across all schools."
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NEW ORLEANS (BP) -- The Fellowship of Native American Christians will install Gary Hawkins as FoNAC's first-ever executive director during its June 18 meeting in New Orleans as a step toward a greater national presence.
Hawkins, a church planting associate at the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma, will work to strengthen FoNAC's network of churches and evangelistic efforts, said Emerson Falls, the group's president.
"That will enable us to have a day-to-day presence," Falls said. "There's a lot of interest. But we just need to get out there and make the connection. When we do things together [as FoNAC churches] we can accomplish much more."
Meeting at 9 a.m. in Room 333 of the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, FoNAC will install Hawkins and conduct its business meeting, in advance of the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting. Hawkins will begin working full-time in January 2013 and will raise funds on the national mission field to support the position.
The fellowship's theme, "Together We Can," is drawn from Ecclesiastes 4:12, emphasizing progress the group hopes to make as a more cohesive unit, Falls said. In the past year, the fellowship of some 450 congregations has added two churches.
Falls, a member of the Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma, estimates that 90 percent of Native Americans are non-Christian. He ministers to Native Americans by relaying the message of Jesus Christ while respecting cultural sensitivities and acknowledging past mistakes of Christian missionaries.
"Native Americans do not have a great history with Christians. What we want to do is present Jesus Christ and what Christ can do for them as Native Americans," Falls said. "We're having to make up for the mistakes that missionaries have made in the past. They were making Anglo persons out of Native American persons. Today, Indian churches look just like Anglo churches."
During the June 18 business meeting, Falls will ask fellowship churches to give FoNAC 1 percent above their Cooperative Program gifts to fund the new central office, to be based in Tulsa, Okla.
"We're going to make a concerted effort to contact the churches," said Falls, who is expecting up to 70 messengers to attend the FoNAC session. "We want to put CP first. I'm very much a strong Southern Baptist."
Developing indigenous leadership, working in new territory, strengthening its existing work and securing new funding sources, such as grants, are among the priorities the fellowship will address in New Orleans, Falls said. The group, organized in 2008, also will elect officers.
"We just feel like the resources are in the harvest" for indigenous leadership, Falls said.
In evangelizing non-Christian Native Americans, FoNAC will work in conjunction with state Baptist conventions.
"We do have a lot of potential churches in Mississippi and Louisiana," he said. Currently, the Choctaw Baptist Association in Ackerman, Miss., has about 20 churches. There are no Native American fellowship churches in Louisiana, the annual meeting's host state.
Diana Chandler is Baptist Press' staff writer.
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The following pieces contain language that may be offensive. Some of the pieces deal with sensitive matters, surviving 7 years of child sexual abuse and 16 years of mental and physical child abuse. I used to think being a survivor of childhood abuse gave me a purpose - but now that I have a daughter who was born with a life threatening CHD called Truncus Arteriosus, my purpose has become greater than me - my work has shifted slightly to include her. Enjoy!
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In My Words...: Mind Infiltration: No words of ease to comfort the heart of the broken, so many shattered pieces. Diligent denial rests easy in the mind, maddening solitude r...
Mind Infiltration
No words of ease to comfort the heart of the broken, so many shattered pieces. Diligent denial rests easy in the mind, maddening solitude resides in my bones. Forsaking all good and casting away all evil, yet the residual is a permanent black scar that lifts its weary head for no one.
Panic of the unknown, fear of the known, living, breathing darkness consumes my being. The light. The light, however, is like a speck in the sky, a star in a faraway galaxy, not much larger than a pin prick, yet it provides a sense of peace, a sense of tranquility. It provides the hope.
Small but mighty. A battle so grown it manifests and evokes the contrast of nimble and dilatory. Illuminating the darkness, while the darkness smothers the light – the constant ritual begins, an intricate dance among thieves. Can it be a reverie or a dreary misapprehension, never allowing the ability to escape to seek restitution from the crimes it has prevailed upon my soul. Never bring righteousness to the victim, but always magnificence to the malicious.
I tender my thoughts to provoke an emotion that only the goodwill can control. It is for this instance that my sanity finds a moment to catch up, to relinquish the chains that bind and set oneself free from the burdens that weigh you down like a heavy, luminous cloud in an eternally brilliant blue sky trying to find its way around the wall of despondency you have built in your mind. Peace is forthcoming, as justice will be done. It may not be within the respire that remains, but knowing in my broken heart the sentinels of impartiality will collect on the overdue liability.
Hope permeates in like a slow rolling graveyard fog, it devours the darkness and brings with it a feeling that cannot be replicated or masked. I know, you know, we know that the time of sorrow will be done. The thoughts part to allow the brilliance of the mind to deliver a message of tranquility that bides for the day you will devour all that is can provide. Hope is but a step away on the brick path of life, steadfast and strong. Hold tight for the hero, for at the end of the day that is you.
Heal your sorrow, mend your heart, open your mind, and allow the verve to collect your soul and bring forth the goodness that warrants imminent melancholy occasions. Thy mind is uncontrolled, do not be deceived, allow the mind's gears to turn and open the heavy, dungeon gate that once held in its captivity a soul that was weak - but no more, allow the thoughts to run free and far away. Love, live, and be the person who holds happiness in their vestibule of life's gates. Walk…through, your time has arrived.
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A heart mom I adore and love had recently made a dedication to her husband for being the support she needed during and after the loss of their baby due to complications surrounding their son's heart defect. I must say I was touched to see this recognition, for I too have often felt, and feel, as if I do not provide enough credit to my husband for his unyielding love and support. While our daughter is a heart baby, we did not lose her, yet we grieved the loss of a child free of worry. In times of great despair and heartache, we pull from everywhere, just to hang on, often abusing the life lines being given to secure our own life line. Husbands and fathers often play many roles while also tending to their emotional well-being. They are our magnificent rock that prevents the waves of devastation from taking us under to drown in the tears of a broken soul and from walloping us when we are already down. When we expose the emotion that comes from a heart that is breaking or has broken, it is often our husbands who come to patch the wounds with love and caress away the tears into a sanctuary of safe keeping. They can't make it disappear or stop or even go away, but they certainly provide the much needed crutch to our falling house.
Our children are our ribbons of life, wrapped around our entire being, even existence, often times wrapped so tightly we feel suffocated, but a comfortable nurturing suffocation, one that we thrive on and seek out – a sort of love addiction. When our children are sick, we feel paroxysms from the inside out that cannot be measured by any other life event for nothing is comparable to the agony of a sick, dying, or lost child. I know for me, I have to stop and make sure that I turn to my soul mate and ask him if he is okay – often left to deal with the grief and pain in times of silence – away from the suspecting ear and when he is alone, for he feels he must be strong for me. I want you to know I am here for you too, you are always strong when I am weak and when you are weak, know I will be there to carry the weight of your broken heart in my hands and do my best to wash away the burdens of this new found life, and provide you with a sanctuary of safe keeping.
Simply put, our husbands and fathers to our sick and dying children are the silent partner that provides in moments of great weakness, sadness, and despair. They provide the light to guide the days to free us from the eternal night that surrounds our heart and darkens the mind. My husband is my greatest love, supplying the greatest love to me and our family. That is priceless and something a billion lives cannot repay. Thank you for always putting us first even when you put yourself at risk of breaking. Thank you for your selfless acts to ensure my sanity at times I wanted to put my head through the wall, times I wanted to give up, and times I just wanted to die. Thank you for pulling me back from the ledge of guilt, uncertainty, and insecurity. Thank you for taking on all that came along with the title of dad and husband, at times I am sure more than you bargained for, but I know all you wanted to be was the best dad and husband you could, and know you are so much more than just the title. Thank you for being you, just when I need you. Today, tomorrow, forever. I am the woman I am because of you. For that I am eternally yours. My love, our love, always.
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Here Today
Desperation is all too familiar of a feeling, my heart latches on to every free emotion trying to keep from slipping in the quicksand of despair. She is hurting, he is fighting, and they are dying. Life is fragile yet there are some who fear living and there are some who fear nothing and throw caution to the wind. Find balance, find equilibrium, find peace. No one asked me if I wanted to be a part of this life, no one asked me if I had the strength. I have never hated something so strongly, loathed something so greatly, admired something so little. I am tired, weak, and yet I must find the will to sink my fangs of strength into all that tries to take her from me. From my cold, dead, lifeless body will I ever give up this fight, for her, for me, for us. For she is a fire that burns through my soul, she is the light that guides my way to goodness, for evil is knocking at my door, she is the wind that lifts my mood and carries my sweet surrender to greater heights out of reach of hopelessness. It is not fair so many fight to live, so many live to fight, and so many have no fight and seek death as a comfortable retreat from the problems that tumble down the hillside of life. I get it, I have felt it, I have lived it. No one has to like it, but everyone has to respect it.
When one is sick and in pain, we all feel it, when one is lost to the angels, we all grieve it, when one is happy and doing great, we all enjoy it – relish it, savor it, seek more of it. We move together like the waves of time, seeking a better place, a better life, and a better dream. So easy to crumble into ruins with the slightest of change. Move hastily to enjoy the special times and moments for they may be removed without call from the story line of life. You'd be best to live in the present and not dwell on the past for there is no changing it, no magical wish, no genie to rub, no time machine to set you back and enjoy the pleasures of a redo. The present and future is all that remains. Do we really need anything else?
I see hope in her eyes, a glimmer, a spark of how great life could be, then with the slightest change in tide, I also see remnants of one of the worst days of my life running the length of her chest. It is never far from my thoughts. I weep for those that have lost, I mourn those that have been lost, and I seek contentment that I may find a place and time to accept this life, for there is no other I will be given. For I desire the in between. I see that now. There is no changing it tomorrow. When she smiles and looks into my eyes, it is moment I want to freeze time, for I never know if tomorrow, it will be the same. Sadness seeks a place to hang its eternal hat in my heart. I will fight with heated steel, until my weary heart fails to respire life in my living form. For she is here today.
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Estat del mont Fuji: Els n�vols comencen a desapar�ixer i el sol il-lumina la cara oest.
Vam fer un sopar tradicional kaiseki per celebrar l'aniversari de la meva mare (Per molts anys mama!). �s un �pat com de degustaci� i et serveixen platets de moltes coses, com sushi, sashimi, tempura, faves, sopa de miso, porc estofat amb salsa ...
Off To See The Mountain
... The water today seemed even hotter than previously and we got out after a short while, feeling refreshed and looking like lobsters from the heat.
Dinner was again an elaborate affair of super fresh and traditional items. More fried and raw fish, seafood, miso soup, pickled vegetables, Kobe beef, rice, fruit, and mochi. We finished super full but without that heavy feeling that came from a typical big American ...
To Hakone
... could wake up early to eat another large meal, breakfast! This meal also contained many courses but wasn't as heavy as dinner, though just as filling. There was a tofu dish served with soy sauce and green onions that reminded me a lot of doufu (soft tofu with ginger sauce), a Chinese dessert that I really loved. I ate all of mine plus a bit of Barry's!
I wanted to include a lot of pictures so the rest of this stay is in the next post. Keep ...
It's my birthday and I'll do whatever I want to!
... frame the entire valley of Ito and below us a small creak meandered around on its way to the ocean, a mere two minute walk from our room. I think at that point we had already entered paradise, but then a band started playing live music from a stage out on the river and it just got better from there.
We spent the afternoon enjoying fresh fresh sashimi bowls topped with who knows what kind of fish including some minuscule ...
More soaking and procrastinating
... were kind of surprised when the sake glasses came. It was kind of like a glass in a cup on a dish. The waitress came with a big botlle of sake and poured it in so that it overflowed both the glass and the cup and so we ended up with about three glasses of sake where we were expecting one. :-P Both the food and the sake were delicious. After finishing our meal we went back to the hostel and after the last beer said our goodbyes and i went to ...


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The Clean, The Heavy Eights, The Bats, and smoking hash with Alex Chilton.
Robert Scott and David Kilgour are perhaps best known as two-thirds of the influential New Zealand band The Clean. With David's brother Hamish (who currently lives in New York City), the trio released a handful of EPs of shambling, psychedelic, and otherwise unclassifiable pop songs in the early '80s. These records were some of the first to come out of the nascent Dunedin-based New Zealand music scene, centered around the Flying Nun label, and remain among the best to come out of that movement. The band reformed in the late '80s and, since then, have put out another focused, playful, and beautiful record every few years. A compilation of work spanning their entire output, the four-LP Anthology, was recently released by Merge Records.
David's long and equally rich solo career continues with End Times Undone, his new record with longtime band the Heavy Eights. The album, out August 5th on Merge Records, is David and the Heavy Eights's first since 2011's Left by Soft, and is a further exploration of his overlapping interests in compressed pop song-forms and lush, expansive guitar music.
Robert's group The Bats have also been active since the early '80s and have produced a number of astonishingly great pop albums over the years, several of which were recently reissued in the US by Captured Tracks as part of that label's series of Flying Nun Records releases. He also has a solo album, The Green House, out shortly on Flying Nun.
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I just read the book and it is excellent. rachel gets a crocodile morph but she's allergic to Crocodiles so when she gets emotional, she morphs uncontrolably. She has to go on tv and before she does, She burps the morph. Read the book to find out properly what happens
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Rachel aqquires a crocodile morph and things start to go wrong, one minute she's doing her home work, the next shes a crocodile and after that she's a heavy african Elephant! Ax tells her that shes alergic to the crocodile morph and that sometime soon she's gonna' burp it up. Great then the outta' control morphing will be over. One problem: She has to be on T.V tommorow,hey no problem she's XENA WARRIOR PRINCESS, she'll burp up the crocodile in time. Or will she? read the book to find out!
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I thought that this book was different to the other Animorphs books because it was focussing on just Rachel. It was clever coz you never knew when the next reaction took place and when it did happen, how did she deal with it. It was realistic to some extent and I thought how Cassie did that morph at the end too was clever. Keep em coming, Applegate!
5.0 out of 5 stars It really freaked me out.,
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I thought this book was really gross. It really freaked me out when I read about Rachel burping out the crocadile. My favourite part was the part about Cassie morphing into Rachel and being her for the interview. I thought the book was great.
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Happy placePosted 19-Aug-2014
Lots of activities at the bar every night. Nice group of staff in the restaurant and the cook for breaksfast is great and pleasing personalities God bleed
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It was convenient to airport and they have great service and good food at the hotel. Pool was nice for our kids since we didn't have a rental car, but hot tub was dirty. Overall great place, i would stay again if I had to.
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TV wasn't working, when to the front desk, they say they will send somebody to check and they never did
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it appeared air conditioner would only go to 70 i prefer lower especially after a hit Florida day. They also left 132 charge on my card fir a week that i didnt use. Other than that the hotel and its surrounding was nice.
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Only stayed one night before or flight home but the hotel was try nice and clean. The staff on the desk were very helpful and friendly.
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Love It or Hate It? Crimped Hair and Lavender Lips at Rachel Comey
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Fab and I both loved Rachel Comey's geeky-chic styles on the runway, but something tells me you'll have strong opinions on the hair and makeup that went with them. I think the softly crimped, pulled-back hair is inventive—even if the purple-tinted lips reminded me of hypothermia. What do you think?
Love It or Hate It
CorkinCokeACola 4 years
For real life? No! For the runaway? Yeah, sure.
Hannah-123 6 years
they look like there dead!!! (hate it)!!
phree2b 6 years
Avant Garde. This is not for us to understand. Purely Visual...
MamaD 6 years
Eeewwww! Make it go away!!! They look oxygen deprived!
MamaD 6 years
Eewwww! Make it go away!!!!!!!!
Pepper 6 years
Love the hair hate the lips.
Pepper 6 years
Love the hair hate the lips.
UhHuhHer 6 years
I love it all and could definitely see this look translating into reality. It's a very clean yet casual look.
actorgirl21 6 years
I think it works for the runway/photoshoot. The shade of the hair almost looks a bit violet too...
sofy 6 years
looks like if you're dead... no way! lol
hunnybunny 6 years
I think this only looks good on models who are doing fotoshoots or modeling clothes on the cat walk.. or if u want to go as a zombie for halloween
Dannie037 6 years
does this mean i am going to have to dig out my crimper from 1985?
alicia17 6 years
I hate this look! I think its sooooo UGLY! Purple lips...look like death!
alicia17 6 years
I hate this look! I think its sooooo UGLY! Purple lips...look like death!
udvikler 6 years
that's ugly
udvikler 6 years
that's ugly
madisongirl 6 years
Love the hair, hate the lips maybe go lighter or darker on the lips.
junebrug 6 years
And how long ago did you pass away?
Spectra 6 years
I'm not liking either the hair or the lips, although I do think the second model pulls off both much better. I think if you have too fair of skin, purple matte lips make you look like you're freezing to death. And crimped hair is just, well, bad.
mcollazo 6 years
The models look dead
mcollazo 6 years
The models look dead
carolbob 6 years
Corpse anyone? Just not into the dead look....maybe even too far for goth/emo
ClassicsDiva 6 years
The combination of crimped hair and purple lips reminds me of the Beach Babe Barbie I had when I was six. Until I actually put her in the water and the crimping came out. Broke my fragile little heart.
trace-face62028 6 years
Sorry, that's hideous.
trace-face62028 6 years
Sorry, that's hideous.
any 6 years
that's scary!:D
any 6 years
that's scary!:D
Wicked 6 years
This is a great runway look but not for everyday
gruaig_rua 6 years
They looks like fuzzy-haired corpses
Chiquita-82 6 years
hated the corps lips...eww
Chiquita-82 6 years
hated the corps lips...eww
Ashenturtle 6 years
Liking the hair, but not the lips
fashion-addict 6 years
the dark girl looks better with both hair and lips .. the white girl looks DEAD ! ;p
JaimeLeah526 6 years
I hate this look. The lighter skinned model looks dead. The darker skinned girl can get away with the lipstick but definitely not with the hair too.
LaVida 6 years
Purple or dark blue lips, and nails for that matter, always look corpse like to me! Hate it.
piraterie 6 years
I like it! I mean, it's a runway look, not something you would do to go to work or something. It's fun!
windynini 6 years
I like the hair but with another kind of lipstick, maybe something peachy and moist
i-am-elle 6 years
Eh I'm not loving the lips.
i-am-elle 6 years
Eh I'm not loving the lips.
mominator 6 years
I do not like the lips or the hair. I agree with whom ever said it looks like a corpse.
BelleRose 6 years
It looks awful!
BelleRose 6 years
It looks awful!
dguillenm 6 years
it is to 80s for me
dguillenm 6 years
it is to 80s for me
koolbr33z3 6 years
It's a little too freaky looking for me. I think I would like the hair better if it wasn't crimped.
breakbrooklyn 6 years
not a fan of the lipstick but i like the hair on the second model. on the first, it's too obvious that she crimped her hair but since some black ppl have that type of texture to their hair, it looks more natural on the second model.
Leilanic1 6 years
lavender lipstick?? they look like they were in the freezer before they went onto the catwalk!
stormynite03 6 years
they look like sick slave girls to me..not a fan
Schaianne 6 years
Not even sure about the crimped hair ... but they look on death's door with those lips. No thanks!
grl-in-the-world 6 years
Not a fan...that's a look that should stay in the 80's!
lolany 6 years
hate the lips, don't mind the hair this way
paii 6 years
The crimpped hairstyle isn't too bad, but i wouldn't wear the purple lipstick.
mocelebgossisme 6 years
love the crimp....lavender is NOT for me!
rhodes18 6 years
hate the lips but LOVE the hair
georgie2 6 years
I like to hair, the lips still undecided... I wonder if I should dig out my crimping iron?
Lamuella 6 years
Obviously, runway looks aren't meant to translate directly to real life. Stage makeup of ANY kind looks pretty ridiculous if you get too close. But I think this fits in with the blue eyeshadow trend I've been hearing about (on this very same blog), and I can definitely see working some pale, matte lipsticks this winter.
LadyLibertine 6 years
not a fan of the lips but more I think it needs something as for the hair in the right place I know it can look nice but it isn't my fav styleso I picked undecided
LadyLibertine 6 years
not a fan of the lips but more I think it needs something as for the hair in the right place I know it can look nice but it isn't my fav style so I picked undecided
nikkih 6 years
They look dead with that lipcolor...and those expressions.
missquiet 6 years
I like the hair and the minimal makeup, but the lips are just scary. :P
leeluvfashion 6 years
Hate it
leeluvfashion 6 years
Hate it
vanilla19 6 years
The lips look pretty on the second model, I think only people with darker skin would be able to pull off that color. I like the crimped hair on both though.
NovaNeXxus 6 years
like the hair, HATE the lipstick
goodbyekitty 6 years
They look deathly ill.
goodbyekitty 6 years
They look deathly ill.
Hootie 6 years
It's just bad... Yuck!
brandi797 6 years
Lavender lips make them look like corpses...from the 80's with all that crimping!
WhatTheFrockBlog 6 years
I dig it. Not for every day, of course, but for a runway show, it's unique and fun.
nikecold 6 years
That looks like my hair when I havent washed or brushed it in days
Mel475 6 years
Hate the lips - might be better if they were glossy as these do make the models look ill. I don't mind the hair but not in love with it.
Lyv 6 years
Not crazy about the hair, but I've been DYING to find a nice lip gloss of that color! Or something like it. Maybe a lighter shade.
otionfrost 6 years
the lavander lips are not flattering... i agree with aparker, the lips do look better on the second model for sure.
AParker 6 years
Hate the hair, LOVE the lips...but only on the second model. Her lips look, well, purple; the first model's lips DO make her look like she has hypothermia.
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Absolutely great performances by all. So fast paced it was mesmerizing, and their timing was fantastic. Selznick character was outstanding....heck, they all were. We've been into musicals so much lately we were forgetting good serious but comedic plays. Thoroughly enjoyed it and we will now rent and read Gone With the Wind again.
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Making movie history isn't easy! Just ask film producer David O. Selznick. Three weeks into production of his historical epic Gone With the Wind, he realizes the script isn't working. Astoundingly, he halts production, fires the director and hires playwright Ben Hecht to rewrite the script in a record five days. There's just one problem. Hecht's never even read the novel. So, Selznick pulls famed director Victor Fleming off The Wizard of Oz and forces the three of them into a room until a new script is finished.
Subsisting on a diet of bananas and peanuts, the three men spend five days crafting a screenplay that will become the blueprint for one of the most successful films of all time. This wildly funny and engaging tale illuminates the behind-the-scenes business of movie-making during the golden age of Hollywood.
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Michelle Adams describes what she witnessed Tuesday afternoon like a scene out of a movie.
"It looked like he was doing 100 mph," said Adams. "I don't know he was going fast."
Police aren't sure where the conflict with drivers originated from. Witnesses said that the two were at Sissy's Liquor store about a block away before the crash scene. Richard Briney has worked there 19 years, he said the man in the blue car was a regular customer.
"Guy in blue car bought a Pepsi and some cigars and left," Briney said. "Just makes me feel bad."The store surveillance showed the two cars outside, but not much else. Witnesses said the man in the silver car may have been law enforcement of some sort. LMPD said they are looking into that."We are hearing some of the same things, we are in the early stages of the investigation," said Dwight Mitchell.
Adams says the man in the blue dodge's mother showed up not long after and asked her what she witnessed.
"She said that just wasn't like her son," said Adams. "He just didn't do things like that."
The LMPD Traffic Unit is handling the crash investigation. Mitchell said police are talking to the driver of the Chrysler, who was not injured, to find out what happened.The names of those involved have not been released.Copyright 2014 WAVE 3 News. All rights reserved.
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Inside the Hilton Resort, this local outpost of the renowned Pacific Rim chain is one of the most elegant dining options on Guam. The chic, minimalist dining room has dark-wood tables dressed with gold, woven place mats. Showcasing the exciting culinary prowess of its innovative founder, chef Roy Yamaguchi, the Hawaiian-Japanese fusion menu incorporates everything from sushi and beef ribs to seafood and steaks, and a not-to-be-missed chocolate soufflé for dessert. From among several signature dishes, consider choosing the mouthwatering hibachi-Grilled Atlantic salmon. There's also live entertainment some nights.
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The Houston Rockets confirmed their status as championship contenders with a comprehensive drubbing of the Indiana Pacers.
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Nicolas Batum scored five of his 25 points in overtime to lead the Portland Trail Blazers to a 123-120 overtime win over Houston in game four of their NBA playoff series.
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Rudy Gay scored 26 points in his first home game since coming over in an NBA trade from Toronto to lead the Sacramento Kings past the Houston Rockets 106-91 on Sunday.
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Roy Ward Australia's defence couldn't slow a rampant Lithuania as the Boomers fell to their first loss of their European tour.
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A Year of Pies: A Seasonal Tour of Home Baked Pies
Lark Books, 2012 - Cooking - 176 pages
What's better than pie? How about recipes for 60 delicious pies and tarts from cooking maven Ashley English and top food bloggers like Beatrice Peltre, Aran Goyoaga, and Jessie Oleson? These beautifully photographed seasonal recipes include such delights as a Chocolate & Orange Marmalade Tart in winter, a Strawberry & Rhubarb Ginger Hand Pie in spring, a classic Lattice Top Triple Berry Pie in summer, and Rosemary Bourbon Sweet Potato Pie in autumn. A Basics section offers six piecrust recipes, troubleshooting tips, and advice on selecting seasonal ingredients. Ā Named one of Booklist's Top Ten Food Books of 2012!
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Thought I'd post a tiny bit of original content of what I have to show so far for Auckgeddon.
The dress still has a lot of work to do on it but it's approaching looking similar to the cover (good god it's short, I've never made a skirt this short before, it's almost scary even though I have no issue with tiny shorts and bikini bottoms).
I never meant to make this ver of Lucy but playing around making her dress out of spare white cotton sateen and then not wanting to literally just have a recolour of the same cosplay I ended up modifying it into this. I'll be wearing her Sat morning, still doing her outfit from the very end of the manga in the afternoon.
Morgiana from Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic.
Cosplay made and worn by: Me
Photographed by the lovely: Appliedumplings
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Thank you so much. I love your cosplays too (dat Marian), I don't really 2hu but I appreciate the hell out of the designs and how well you pull them off (bookmarked the hell out of your cosplay tag).
Updated cosplay plans image for the rest of the year. I still want to do Shindou's Keshin Armed for Auck but it's very money dependent (and my job doesn't pay that much).
Overload - Rohan Kishibe - At A Confessional - Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe
Auck Sat - Lucy Steel - The World of Stars and Stripes - Steel Ball Run
Auck Sun - Pino - Kakumeiki Valvrave
Auck Mon - Pariston Hill - Ep 140, 2011 anime - Hunter x Hunter
if I attend preview night for Auck I'll likely be in Vector or Babydoll.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - A North Knoxville bar closed with a temporary injunction last week after a drug raid is now closed permanently.
Police raided the Big Orange Bar and Grill at 5512 Clinton Highway on Thursday, July 22.
William C. Brown, the bar's manager, and two employees, Rachel Ketelle and George Woodward, along with nine bar patrons were arrested.
Brown is charged with the sale and delivery of oxycodone and cocaine, and simple possession of Schedule III drugs.
The two employees are charged with the sale and delivery of oxycodone.
The owner of the Big Orange Bar, Kye Chae Kim, meet with the Knox County District Attorney General's Office on Thursday and agreed not to contest anything in the case, making the closure permanent.
Oxycodone was said to be the main drug being sold at the bar. Prostitution and illegal gambling were also allegedly going on there.
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BALTIMORE, Md. -- The Gamera human-powered helicopter team, comprised of students from the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering, conducted flight attempts on February 27 and 28 at the Baltimore Convention Center in strong pursuit of the elusive $250,000 American Helicopter Society (AHS) Sikorsky Prize.
In the end, they came up just short.
In order to secure the prize, a feat that has been considered by many to be unwinnable, a human-powered flight must momentarily achieve a height of 3 meters (10 feet) during a flight that lasts at least 60 seconds, staying within the prescribed 10 square meter area. The Gamera team came close to these requirements multiple times with their flight attempts, which took place in an exhibit hall that was large enough to accommodate the Gamera II XR helicopter, a large aircraft measuring 115 feet in length with 85-foot rotors, and ultra light-weight at 90 lbs. The team achieved a 60-second flight, and did well with their hover capabilities, staying within the prescribed area. The requirement that proved most difficult was altitude -- the team was not able to reach the 10-foot minimum.
The Gamera team's flight attempts have run concurrently with AeroVelo, a team based in Toronto, Canada, that has also been in the hunt for the prize.
Previously, the Gamera team, which is comprised of 51 undergraduate and graduate students, had set a world record for duration with their 65.1-second flight on August 28, 2012, which was certified by The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), also known as The World Air Sports Federation. During their attempts in August, the team was also able to achieve a height of 9.4 feet, just inches from the 10 feet AHS Sikorsky Prize requirement.
AHS International Executive Director Mike Hirschberg, Sikorsky Aircraft International Senior Engineer Ben Hein, and Judge and Board Member Kris Maynard of the National Aeronautic Association were present to see the Gamera team's flight attempts. The team plans to regroup and continue their attempts at the prize in March.AHS International initiated the Igor I. Sikorsky Human Powered Helicopter (HPH) Competition in 1980, initially with a prize of $20,000. After nearly 30 years without a successful design, AHS was grateful that Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. greatly increased the size of the award by pledging $250,000 for the first successful controlled flight of a human-powered helicopter that meets all of the requirements of AHS International's Igor I. Sikorsky Human Powered Helicopter Competition. For more information about the AHS Sikorsky Prize, visit www.vtol.org/hph.Media Coverage:Baltimore Sun: UMD students fly human-powered helicopter, try for $250,000 prize (Cover Photo)http://ter.ps/24l Wired: Human-Powered Helicopter Attempts Prize-Winning Flight Todayhttp://www.wired.com/autopia/2013/02/gamera-ii-sikorsky-prize/Washington Post:http://ter.ps/24pNBC News: Human-powered helicopter closes on Sikorsky Prizehttp://photoblog.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/02/27/17121052-human-powered-helicopter-closes-on-sikorsky-prize?liteSky News: Pedal-Power Helicopter Heads For $250k Prizehttp://news.sky.com/story/1058228/pedal-power-helicopter-heads-for-250k-prize
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