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|All female news team
|March 29, 2014, 6:25 am
Its 6 am here. I have NBC morning news on. I just realized that its an all female news team. The reporters, anchors, medical experts, meteorologist, interviewers and uh fluff piecers are all women. Now they're airing a piece on how its Women's history month.
7 people shot in 7 hours in 7 different shootings. New conceal and carry laws are working.
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|Shitty ex boss of failed company now teaches classes to run successful business
|March 8, 2014, 8:00 am
I've pretty much worked for the same company for 15 years. I take side jobs here and there. The side jobs usually last 2 - 3 months. Once upon a time, I worked for a cock of a boss. On a business level I didn't like him, but then after phase 1 of a project was done, we had a company celebration! A night out! Where people brought their wives, girlfriends and fiances.
This fucker of a boss did nothing but harass the employees. When one of the employees went to the bathroom he tried digging up dirt on that employee. He was some emo kid in college that did graphic design, with a gorgeous vet of a fiance. So he harassed the guy asking how did you two meet? Did you find him in your bushes stalking you? Just relentless against this kid.
At dinner, which was pizza at a restaurant, he said something like we have a lot of girls here I bet we can get a free pitcher of beer if one of the girls flashes him. There weren't female employees, these were the wives, co workers, and girlfriends.
After that weekend, which coincidentally I think was 6 years ago to this month. I quit. I didn't need the extra work, especially when I thought it would be a week's worth of work, that turned into 3 months of hell. At least he gave a bonus.
He wanted to sue me for the code to his program that he had me developing. We never agreed on the code, just the program. In fact the contract only specifies the program not the sourcecode.
Turns out I was the 3rd guy... the other 2 guys had left with the sourcecode after he was a dick and they all bailed with the code and leaving money behind.
Anyway, I gave up the code, but the hilarity is I spent the weekend redoing the code.... in a previous language from 5 years earlier, thus making him have to redo the code again or upgrade it.
This fucker 4 years ago dissolved that company and started a new company that does the exact same thing. Why? Because the employees own shares of the first dissolved company. I let that slide, I didn't give a fuck. They never paid out and it was probably never profitable.
It looks like the new company went out of business too. Further proof is that the company domain name points to the college where he instructs.
Now I visit the website and it sends me to a 'college' where he is an instructor. A college about running a successful business. Fucking hilarious.
I am tempted just to show up and tell my past experiences to classmates dealing with him.
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|The Stay
|January 13, 2014, 5:28 am
Staying at a hotel, not just a hotel, but a hotel that eats other hotels. Its consuming a vacation town, buying up neighboring hotels. Painting them white and blue so you know you're driving by the hotel for miles. 1,400 rooms.
Its the off season, there's no one in town that is normally packed in the summer.
When I arrive, the desk clerk tells me that I'll be staying in a different hotel since they own 5 - 9 hotels. He tells me I'll need to drive back and forth. I tell him no problem.
He says with an upgrade, I don't have to drive. I tell him driving is no problem. He asks would I like to know how much the upgrade costs? Nope. Don't give a fuck.
After that spiel. He tells me hold on a second, he needs to speak with his manager. When he comes back, I receive a free upgrade! Oh yay. I just go up 1 floor turn left and bam there I am. No drive or anything. They did however sidegrade me from a king to a double queen.
It seems to me trying to sell me an upgrade and warning me 'you'll need to drive back and forth between hotels' is quite the scam. It would probably cost them more money to operate the 9 hotels and not just the 1 main hotel in the off season.
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|Christmas with a Crackho
|December 25, 2013, 11:09 am
My family has pretty much dispersed with everyone getting married, engaged, divorced or so on. So my aunt now spends Christmas with her best friend that is like a sister. I've been over to that woman's house maybe 4 years and she's been over to my aunt's Christmases for 15+ years.
The woman has a niece that is just a hilarious mess. She's 25, has 2 kids and is completely toxic to anyone around her. I'm sure we all know someone like her. She was running 3 hours late to the party, which sometimes.... shit happens. Well she calls her parents. I'm hanging out with her dad, he's giving her directions, then we all laugh saying she's been coming to that house 25 years of her life, several times a year and a mere 20+ minutes away and still needs directions on a sunny day from a house that she's lived in her entire life.
She lives with her parents and 3+ siblings with her 2 kids. She got there 3 hours late. She was asked why she was late when everyone else got there on time? She had to get the kids ready. Which then her father turned and said her mother got the kids ready 3 hours ago, it took 3 hours to get her hair done and put on her makeup.
This girl looks like a skinny crack ho with implants. She was wearing some shoulder-less dress to a family function with no bra or coat on and it was cold. It was cold in doors too. While its nice to look at, its inappropriate. She had fingerless gloves though, which was weird.
Anyway, her kids are just terrible, they run a muck, she tells her parents to take the kids, she's gonna go downstairs and get a nap. Her parents say she works 3rd shift. She's a doctor now. I've known some stupid doctors, but I really don't think she's a doctor. She says she's had 3 hours of sleep in the past 4 days. I think she's exaggerating... because I still disbelieve she's an actual doctor.
She seems just vacant and slow minded. I remember one Christmas she was busy writing Christmas cards to family members that were trying to leave. Like she should have had Christmas cards done before the function or even during the function, not when they're trying to leave. She took so much time doing those Christmas cards that one year that people just left. Eventually someone took a look at the Christmas cards, and she had novels in each one. Not just novels, but she had messed up writing a statement, so she crossed them out and restarted.... with every card.
The girl couldn't get a nap so she was upstairs talking with the family about how tough it is being a mom. Well her dad was in the bathroom, her mom was downstairs with one of the kids and as she's explaining how tough it is being a mom, her son comes up and just lifts the christmas tree stand and dumps it completely over. WTF? He just quickly did it. So everyone ran to see if the kid was okay and she literally keeps talking without acknowledging that there was a giant sound made. She just went on like nothing happened. Later on people were talking about it and she had no idea, she thought people were joking about it. It was so loud people from all floors to see what happened.
When she's talking to everyone she's scratching her arm. When she pulls up her sleeve there are needle track marks or whatever they're called. Shoulderless dresses can still have sleeves. Still pretty fresh, no band aide. When she left the room I asked about the needle mark, her mom jumped in to say she trains nurses how to properly set IVs. I think the mother is an enabler. Her aunt, who is my aunt's friend hosting the party walked by and rolled her eyes, then she and I silently had a laugh together. Yeah she's a doctor that trains nurses to do IVs.
Oh it gets better, at some point she took off one of her fingerless gloves to itch. Between her fingers... little bloody dots. Holy fuck! Maybe between her fingers was just so chapped it was bleeding? But that would explain why she was wearing gloves indoors.
After only an hour there, she said she was gonna go home and take a nap since she's only had 3 hours of sleep. People were concerned with her driving even 20 minutes away if she's that tired. There's just one catch. Her boyfriend was driving from 2 hours away. No one has ever met him. He's never been there, driving from 2 hours in the snow. She says she'll call him and tell him to turn around.
She goes out to warm up the car that she just came up in 1 hour earlier. She warms up the car for 30 minutes, while texting or doing whatever. I look outside and the ditz has the fucking windows open. Yep warming up the car with the windows open. Then she leaves without saying goodbye to anyone. AND leaves her kids there, without saying goodbye. She told people she was warming up her car, but didn't say bye at that time. Then I realized oh she's probably just going back to her parents house to be alone with her bf from 2 hours away while everyone in the house is gone.
30 minutes later. The boyfriend arrives. She never called him, he drove 2 hours only for her to not be there. Fucking hilarious. Everyone was so dumfounded. He didn't leave, he hung out with us. How long have they been dating? 2 weeks. How many times have they physically seen one another? 2 times. How did he meet her? Craigslist. I lost my shit when I heard that. Like I silently laughed so hard that I fell over behind the counter. Made me think... Craigslist hooker.
In my mind its all just hilarious. The enabling mother, the father that has been on the road truck driving all her life, perfect breeding ground for an idiot. Maybe she really is just a doctor working third shift that is so tired, she's oblivious to everything, but she's always been so oblivious and a bad mother.
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|D34D M4u53
|December 3, 2013, 9:51 am
|There is a dead mouse in the wall of my girlfriend's condo. Management won't do anything, we can't do anything considering it would involve putting holes in a wall. So it stinks. Its being eaten by bacteria and turning to bones.
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|Adventures Driving a Retired Cop Car #3: The Dog
|November 22, 2013, 9:38 am
Last night driving in the rain to my gf's house, I was stopped at a 4 way stop light. Something was behind my car. I wasn't sure if it was a dog or some sort of car jacker keeping low so I don't see him. Then it moved to the passenger side of my car, then adorably a dog flopped its big head onto my hood and looked at me. A loveable multi colored, dark mutt with a bulldogish face and a long snout and a sky blue collar.
I questioned hmmm do I let this dog in and drive it somewhere that I don't know where to take it? The dog wandered away, but I kept my arm out of the door to point at the dog so people in rush hour knew that yep there's a dark dog at night on the road in the rain.
I was right next to a trailer park and I assume, mutt, bigger dog, probably came from the trailer park. Then the dog was hit, I heard the bang and the dog yelp, but the dog was healthy enough to run away through a wooden fence into some warehouse / junkyard area.
So then I pulled off and called the cops. Talked to the cops, some old lady starts walking to my car. I get out with the cops on the phone. The old lady hit the dog. Oye. So the cops ask me questions with her on the phone and the cops send someone out.
Well after the call I notice oh I locked myself out in the rain. Nice. I keep talking with this elderly woman in the rain, then some other guy pulls over, I ask if he is looking for a dog. He says that he just hit the dog. So 2 vehicles hit this dog. I have a feeling that the guy that stopped hit the dog worse than the old woman. Like he hit it first and then the old woman brushed into the dog as the dog ran to the fence.
The 2 others in the story explain why they can't stay. The guy has a basketball game he needs to coach and well the old lady just doesn't want to stick around. Shit to do. Luckily the rain let up for me.
As the old woman was waddling to her car, she stepped in some muddy hole and fell straight into the turn lane of the road. If there had been cars pulling up, she would have been hit if not dead. Wouldn't that be irony, hit by a car 5 minutes after hitting a dog with your car. The woman literally couldn't get up. I helped her up, and she explained she just had her knee replaced and she can't put any weight on it. Well pulling this old woman up to her feet, I assure you she wasn't helping at all :-) But its okay. Hilariously her license plate had 911 as a slew of numbers.
As I was waiting for the cop, I called someone with an extra key for me. She comes and drops off the key, but as I'm waiting I can hear the dog about every minute yelping from inside the junkyard. Well junkyard / gravel sales / warehouse or whatever. Key gets dropped off, hurray!
Then 30 minutes into it, I see the cop with its lights on, so I wave to the cop and the cop turns and drives down the other way. Maybe he got another call. Well some woman stops her SUV, gets out, walks to me from the other side of the road, I ask if she's looking for a dog. Nope, she stopped because I waved at her. She asked if I needed a phone or whatever. Nope, I was waving at a cop. After I explain stuff from across the road, she hops in and leaves. I could still hear the dog once every minute or so sending out its distress call.
That's when the cop shows up, he sits over with her for a while. Then he comes over to me. He came, because when I was on the phone with the cops I said that I locked myself out of the car. So he had come to slimjim my car. He said that if the dog was in bad shape he'd just shoot it. I told him that it had a collar, so it wasn't a stray.
I told the cop about the situation and we went looking for the dog along the fenceline of this place following the yelps. He then said that he's gonna go through the front door of the place and not risk getting shot jumping the fence. The dog did run through some easy to get through wooden fence, but the rest of the property where the dog ended up was chain link fenced and pretty secure without being dangerously secure with bared wire or anything.
He said to get in the car and follow him. So we drove to the front door of this place, which was shockingly far away. It was some dude's ghetto farm with a long driveway.
The cop had me wait and he and the owner of the property went, found the dog, but didn't retrieve the dog. He told me that he would call animal control to retrieve the dog. The officer also explained that if they didn't get the dog out, it would probably bleed out overnight and die.
So I've been worried overnight about this dog. The officer sent me on my way. Technically its not my job to wait, but I really should have. I've been worried over other things with the dog, such as the dog is injured, what happens if the actual owner lives in a trailer park and has no money for the repair bill.
Now that its morning, I called the sheriff's office and they told me to call the warden to find out what happened. Now I'm just waiting for the warden to return my call to see if the dog was retrieved, if its safe, if it was returned to the owner. Questions and concerns.
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|Combatting Hair Loss with Vitamins
|November 20, 2013, 11:36 pm
Gentlemen, I am going bald. I am not bald, but I will be bald. My hair is skinny, not fat. My entire family has skinny hair. My family does not ever go grey, we just go bald. Sadly they say you get your hair from your mother's side of the family and my mother's mother was balding at 50.
There are a few reasons someone can be bald. Genetics of course, but also inflammatory disease (ex: gingivitis and multiple sclerosis) can cause baldness. Basically, baldness is a side effect. Sweat can clog hair follicles and so on.
So after doing some research, I'm going the vitamin route to fix things. What causes hair growth? What does the body need to make it? What am I not getting enough of? Like if you want to build a red barn out of legos. If you have a lot of red legos, you can make a big barn, but if you only have a few, then your barn won't be big.
I've spent about $50 on vitamin A, B6, C, E, Iron, Biotine, Zinc and Omega 3 (for the why the hell not factor).
At this point, it is only a proclamation that I am going to down these vitamins and see what happens in the next 30+ days. While this might not be some miracle cure for hair loss, it will probably result in better overall health. I'll let you all know how it goes, but is there any one among you crazy enough to try this experiment with me?
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|Adventures Driving a Retired Cop Car
|October 23, 2013, 12:24 pm
Let me preface by saying that I drive a retired police car.
Last night I was driving around trying to find a costume shop in the dark (turns out it was closed since last year). I was on a 4 lane highway with 2 lanes going 2 lanes coming. I was at a stop light in the left lane, some woman pulled up next to me, got my attention and she yelled 'I think there's been some guy following me since I got off of work.' Then she realized, 'Oh are you a cop?' We laughed about it and I told her there's a police station a mile down the road on the right. She thanked me.
The light turned green, she sped ahead of me and got in my lane. Sure enough a car followed her and went into her lane. Then eventually she turned left instead of staying on the road to get to the police station. The car followed her.
Not sure what's going on there. Sadly I didn't follow. She didn't follow my instruction where there's a police station, so she must not have been too worried.
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|Worried I'll get busted for check fraud
|October 9, 2013, 11:21 am
I deposited a bunch of checks today for the first time in probably 14 years. I've always done direct deposit. So when doing the check I had to endorse it and I did it right there with the teller watching. She looked at the check and looked at her monitor. She told me that my signatures didn't match.
She called her manager that came over and confirmed, the signatures didn't match. So then he warned me what could happen upon further inspection later. The check could get rejected and I could be charged with fraud.
I remember the last time I voted, I saw my voter's signature compared to my current signature and they had changed in so many years. I even told the voter employee I wouldn't let me pass with that big of a signature change. She said oh you're okay.
Now with this teller and her manager finally call me on it. I'm only depositing a check, not cashing it. They didn't ask for ID. They asked if I still wanted to deposit the check with that signature.
I'm worried that I'll get busted for fraud with my own signature. They asked me if I still wanted to deposit the check in the way that a store will let you shoplift from it, because its not shoplifting until you leave with stolen goods.
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|Pulled over by the cops
|September 17, 2013, 12:19 pm
To preface this, I drive a retired cop car from a different town. As I was driving through one town over, there was a county cop driving toward me. Then he did a U turn. That's never good, but I'm never doing anything bad. Then the county cop followed me for a little while. After that, we passed by an actual cop from the town we were in.
That's when the county cop hit his lights and pulled me over. We went through the normal dance of insurance, registration, license. The cop from the town also pulled in.
Nothing went down, the county cop just asked my age, how long I've lived where I live and when did I get the retired cop car.
That's when he told me they're looking for a police imposter in town. He (they) let me go after 3 minutes of nothing.
I'm not sure if they thought I was being an imposter or if there is really an imposter around there. My cop car has no lights or insignia on there. It was 2 pm and bright out, so the cop could probably see I had on a common blue shirt. Plus the cop cars are totally different colors.
Eh oh well.
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Every so often i get a yellow (error on page)icon on the bottom left hand side of my monitor when i open certain web pages. Can any one explain why this is? I am in the process of trying to order some photos from ds colour labs and after i input my payment details and it says it is processing my transaction with the bank the page goes blank and i get the error on page icon. What it should do is upload my photos to be ordered after the transaction is authorised. Can anyone tell me what could be wrong?
Its nothing you're doing wrong, some browsers are incompatible with some sites and you'll get errors. Mainly just down to poor website design not taking all browsers into account.
I'm assuming that you're using Internet Explorer, which usually I would expect to work as it's one of the most common, but I would try using Firefox or another browser and see if you get any further.
Quote: You need to convert it to black and white that way you wont see the little yellow triangle anymore.
If it works with red-eye, I don't see why it wouldn't work with yellow triangles.
Good Lucianesque suggestion, Pulsar.
It often indicates a javascript error, hover you mouse over it and it might confirm this.
Your PC may need a windows update, or a java update, or as above the browser may be incompatible though Firefox, IE, Chrome all should be fine with most sites.
However you may also have spyware and or viruses so make sure you know you are clean.
Also phone up the comapny to make sure you haven't ordered the same thing twice and the page crashed after taking your order, not before.
Do a general PC clean up and you should be fine.
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Alfresco Dining
For a truly unforgettable experience, entertain your guests with an Alfresco Dining experience. We have the Deerhouse in the parkland, just a short walk or drive from the hotel, with views over the turret and surrounding countryside, or one of our moorland Bothy Huts, providing breathtaking views of the Yorkshire Dales.
You can choose between a picnic or a barbeque meal at the Deerhouse, and a picnic at a Bothy Hut. There is hire fee for the use of the venue, including staffing and set up, with additional menu cost. Please see the Deerhouse or Bothy Hut pages for more information.
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There is a definite crispness in the air now, heralding the arrival of game, wild mushrooms and other Autumnal treats. While the weather is still perfect for walking, cycling and riding it's also a great time to enjoy replenishing Spa treats and tempting gourmet indulgences, such as our Estate Lunch Menu – currently featuring grouse – or our inspiring range of seasonal cookery courses.


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Of a Kind
SHUT UP with this Manimal bag. Can we cast a Moonrise Kingdom 2 with smaller, even more precocious children?! —erica
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Of a Kind
All you non-leather-wearers out there: Manimal is now makin' vegan versions of her ridiculously comfy moccasins. So you and your toes can both feel good. —erica
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Mother Lode: The Manimal Designer Unearths the Snuggliest Mini Knits
Theo, the teensy son of Manimal mastermind Kristen Lombardi, is set in the shoe department: His mom makes shrunken-down versions of her grown-up moccasins perfectly suited for boys his size. But to get that kid clothed, Kristen has to do some recon. This is her fave source that she's happy to share with other Mother's Day honorees.
"I am madly and deeply in love the new knitwear line Misha and Puff. Truth be told, Anna, the designer, is one of my good friends—we went to college together and shared an apartment in Boston years ago. Theo is lucky enough to have a few little things from the line, and everything about this knitwear is spot on. The looks are sweet, of course, but they also wear so well…no pilling, no seams to pull open. They are heirloom pieces—I'll save the outgrown styles for my grandchildren." —kristen
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Occupy a Yurt
Oh, what's this? Just Claire workin' out of our yurt at the Warby Parker Spectacle Bazaar. We commissioned glasses cases from The Hill-Side, Dusen Dusen, Manimal, and Fort Makers for the occasion and asked Annie Larson of ALL Knitwear to make a fresh run of limited-edition knit hats—all only available from our temporary set-up at 45 Grand Street in NYC that the peeps behind the schmazing glasses company let us take over. COME SEE US. We're here all week. —erica
Warby Parker Spectacle Bazaar, 12-8p through January 8, 45 Grand St. between Thompson and West Broadway
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Alumni News: Meet Manimal Designer Kristen's Baby, Theo
Kristen Lombardi, the woman behind our super-cute Pouch Belt, is a mommy! Here, Theo at five-months-old—he's now a much more mature seven months—shows us his already-stellar pattern-mixing skills, wearing the heck out of those signature Manimal moccasins. And that's just the beginning: Dude will be making his official modeling debut in his mom's fall lookbook, because the kid's just that pro. —jiayi
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Oh, You Need a V-Day Gift, Do You?
We think our editions would make splendid Valentine's Day gifts for all sorts of people. In fact, just to give you as sense of their versatility, we did a little shopping for a few of our favorite personalities, including a future princess and a part-Veela witch. —nathalie gorman
Fade Out Necklace by Cursive Design
To: Jane Eyre
Love: Mr. Rochester
We think Mr. R. would be well advised to purchase this necklace for his ladylove. The subtle elegance of the dyed lace combined with the delicate nature of the chain would suit Jane to a T.
Universal Striped Leather Vest by Veda
To: Miss Catherine Middleton
Love: Prince William
After you give a woman an engagement ring the whole world is jealous of, coming up with a suitable V-Day gift is a challenge. This striped leather is so distinctive that it would attract almost as much attention as her rock—and would look adorable paired with her fave jeans-and-boots combo. Bonus points: Since there are only five in the whole wide world, it's nearly as exclusive.
Crystal Ship Necklace by Lizzie Fortunato Jewels
To: Fleur Delacour
Love: Bill Weasley
Fleur Delacour may have been the snootiest of the Triwizard Champions, but we love her and her style—and so does her wizard husband Bill Weasley. This necklace would look amazing with her phoenix-embellished wedding gown if she ever decided to bust it out again, and, furthermore, it's obvious even to us Muggles that this piece is magic.
To: Natalie Portman
Love: Benjamin Millepied
Not only is this belt super cute, but it's also adjustable—making it the ideal present for the most adorable pregnant woman in the world. Yes, it's leather, and she's a vegan—but so is the woman who made it.
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I am a sucker for anything Native American-inspired, and when you throw some utilitarian accents into the mix, I'm pretty much sold. So you can imagine my joy when I discovered this teensy Wendy Nichol cross-body bag that can also be worn around your waist. Also: Doesn't it look like the dark, brooding cousin of the pouch belt Manimal designed for us? —rachel
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Riddle me this: How many boring belts do you own? Well, this would not be one of them. Kristen Lombardi of Manimal designed this sucker just for Of a Kind. The leather and suede are so soft that we want to craft a pillow out of them, and the pops of color offset the neutral camels and taupes so nicely, we think. —erica
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A Case for…Reasonably Sized Shoulder Bags
Recent epiphany: It is not necessary—or at least not necessary every single day of the week—to carry three magazines, a pair of flats, a scarf, eight lip products, and the receipts for everything you've purchased since June on your person. In light of this revelation, I've become obsessed with purses the size of paperbacks, and these eight are ones I admire not only for their pared-down chicness but also for the positive effects they promise to have on my posture. —erica
1) Khirma Eliazov camera bag: If only the point-and-shoot inside was so sleek.
2) Wendy Nichol leopard satchel bag: Yes, yes, leopard is very of-the-moment, but this shape is timeless. As in, you'll actually carry this sucker next year.
3) Sang A grid bag: Embroidered leather gives it a texture somewhere between a pot-holder and a pie crust. Please note that those are both very positive associations.
4) Manimal purse: The fresh, slightly girly spin on fringe overcomes any hippy-dippy vibe.
The term handbag originated in the early 20th century, referring to smallish luggage carried by men.
1) Tila March Bonnie bucket: The buckle makes you want to flip this bag on its side—to inspect it at every angle.
2) Clare Vivier Le mini sac: This is the kind of purse you long to find at a vintage store but never do.
3) Collina Strada Victorian: Floral-printed canvas? Um, genius.
4) Meredith Wendell boxy python: If I had the power to, I would name this wonder "shades of greige."
Shoulder bags first became popular during World War II (with more women going to work) and didn't have a comeback until the seventies—thanks to Jackie O and her namesake Gucci hobo.


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Elvis Presley On Stage-February 1970 Album
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Release Date: 01/01/1987
Tracks in On Stage-February 1970: C.C. Rider, Let It Be Me, Polk Salad Annie, Proud Mary, Release Me, Runaway, Sweet Caroline, The Wonder of You, Walk a Mile in My Shoes, Yesterday
On Stage-February 1970 Album Tracklist
- C.C. Rider Lyrics
- Let It Be Me Lyrics
- Polk Salad Annie Lyrics
- Proud Mary Lyrics
- Release Me Lyrics
- Runaway Lyrics
- Sweet Caroline Lyrics
- The Wonder of You Lyrics
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Marrying Passports and Smart Cards
Hastily arranged though it may be, this union's offspring could include millions of national ID cards and driver's licenses with chips and biometrics
Hastily arranged though it may be, this union's offspring could include millions of national ID cards and driver's licenses with chips and biometrics, as well as a new generation of electronic passports.
It has the feel of a shotgun wedding, with the U.S. government forcing the issue, but the marriage of smart card technology and passports is at hand. Facing a U.S.-imposed October 2005 deadline to begin issuing electronic passports carrying biometric data, many countries are making plans to order passports containing contactless smart card chips and antennas.
Contactless chips were chosen last year by the International Civil Aviation Organization, which sets travel documents standards for 188 member nations, as the best way to store biometric data for verifying the identity of travelers. Since then, passport agency officials have been criss-crossing the globe attending standard-setting meetings and vendor interoperability tests, all aimed at creating a system that would allow, for instance, a chip-based passport issued by Pakistan to be read by border guards in Brazil.
"It's turned out to be more work than we thought it would be," says Jean-Pierre Houle, e-passport project manager in the Canadian Passport Office, who says achieving interoperability has been the biggest hurdle. "You can do it within your own country, but when we started doing it with the world it became more complex."
Those technical issues remain troublesome, and some passport experts believe countries will move slowly while better specifications are developed. But there now seems no turning back, and the trickle of chip-based passports starting to appear this fall should turn into a torrent within a few years. What's more, similar technology is likely to start showing up in smart card-based national ID cards, frequent traveler cards and driver's licenses, boosting the impact of the e-passport mandate.
Even just counting passports, the demand is likely to be substantial. Industry sources say 110 million new and renewed passports are issued each year globally. When adding in visas and other border-crossing cards, U.S.-based consulting firm Dreifus Associates projects that the number of travel documents carrying contactless chips will grow from test quantities this year to an annual demand of 240 million units by 2008.
Opponents of electronic identification documents have made their own sweeping estimates for how many individuals worldwide will be carrying documents with biometric data, such as digital photos, fingerprints and iris scans. UK-based Privacy International predicts that more than 1 billion travelers will have their biometric data captured and stored by 2015 if the world's governments do not reverse the course set on their behalf by ICAO.
'Policy Laundering'
In fact, Gus Hosein, a senior fellow at Privacy International, says many governments are using the standards set by ICAO at the behest of the United States as a justification for introducing biometric-based passports without a thorough debate at the national level.
"National governments often say that consultation is unnecessary because they are merely adhering to 'international obligations,'" he says. "It is a great case of passing the buck, or as we call it, policy laundering."
The U.S. Congress got the ball rolling soon after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, by passing a law in 2002 requiring countries whose citizens can enter the United States without a visa to begin issuing tamper-resistant, machine-readable passports carrying biometric data by October 2004. Congress recently extended that deadline one year when it became apparent that many Visa Waiver nations could not meet the 2004 deadline.
There are 27 Visa Waiver countries, including most of Western Europe and Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore and Uruguay. Some non-Visa Waiver countries plan to issue e-passports, as well, either to prepare for enrollment in the Visa Waiver program or to better secure their own borders, says Patrice Plessis, standardization manager in the ID and Security business unit of France-based smart card vendor Gemplus International SA. Hungary, Poland, Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates are examples he cites.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post9061850716140621448..comments2014-10-22T08:46:55.118-07:00Comments on Crazy Days and Nights: Your Turnent lawyerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-42357300365210533442014-01-31T02:00:01.572-08:002014-01-31T02:00:01.572-08:00If your kids aren't well behaved leave them at...If your kids aren't well behaved leave them at home, most people don't want to deal with other bad parents rotten kids. If something was said to the kids they were being ignored or neglected, and Kourtney likes to play the good mother but I have a feeling she's one of those mom's who is emailing or texting the entire time she's with her kids, and they get bored and act out. They are at that age, she got mad because she was embarrassed, getting caught being a inbred idiot not paying attention to her own kids. She probably beat the nanny down in the parking structure after the poor woman carried all the luggage to to the car for not keeping the kids entertained on the flight.Unknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-43392177675886257322014-01-30T04:20:40.302-08:002014-01-30T04:20:40.302-08:00Hey ninotchka :-D I worked as a waitress, so many...Hey ninotchka :-D I worked as a waitress, so many times I saw the power plays small children play with their parent(s). Locked in their own reality, the kid(s) are all about asserting their autonomy, I would break it up.
Hey kid, cut it out ( or words to that effect) and distract them.
I had ONE complaint in 15 years. ONE.Steampunk Jazz http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-68549633848122518142014-01-30T03:11:48.788-08:002014-01-30T03:11:48.788-08:00As a parent that travels a lot with kids (it Janua...As a parent that travels a lot with kids (it January and we've flown 7 times this year already) sometime you can't make them happy. My kids are 6 and 2. They fly all the time like champs, but every now and then there is an off day.

I have never said anything to another child nor has anyone ever said anything to my kids.

I do want to punch the haters who make snide comments under their breath about "oh great sitting next to kids." Listen up hater, those kids have gold status and have for several years, that means they fly a lot, most likely more than you. You are more likely to cause a scene than them. Expat Trek Wifehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-6747056661156800212014-01-29T19:16:08.206-08:002014-01-29T19:16:08.206-08:00I tell the little shites to shut up - the last thi...I tell the little shites to shut up - the last thing you want when you're travelling business class is to have it ruined by noisy little buggers who should fly in economy with the nanny (I'm - sort of - joking with that last comment but it makes sense, non?).

Problem is, sometimes if you go to the parents they're real asses about it and turn it around to make it seem like you are the problem.

I told a kid off at the supermarket this morning for fingering the lolly mix - she looked like she was going to burst into tears but that's not my problem. Where was this kid's mother? And who wants to buy lollies that some snotty little kid has touched?

I don't have kids but I do have dogs, cats and horses. I would not take too kindly to someone telling my hounds off at the dog park (not that they ever need telling off because their manners are impeccable).Stepfordedhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-78106585874907707242014-01-29T17:56:03.211-08:002014-01-29T17:56:03.211-08:00They had to be pretty bad for a long time for more...They had to be pretty bad for a long time for more than one person to say something directly to the kids. Once you're deemed an incompetent parent people don't bother going through you anymore. Diana Marashttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-58368543042700756972014-01-29T17:41:45.348-08:002014-01-29T17:41:45.348-08:00I've got no problem telling other people's...I've got no problem telling other people's kids how to behave, and equally I have no problem with other people telling mine how to behave (like they should ever need reminding!) We're all in this together. If you don't want ME dictating policy to your kids, then YOU had better get to them before I do!Cee Kayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-60825080235972611762014-01-29T17:37:46.181-08:002014-01-29T17:37:46.181-08:00Touchè, Texas!Touchè, Texas!Plum Greyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-68629613310105866772014-01-29T17:02:21.609-08:002014-01-29T17:02:21.609-08:00There's a HUGE difference between expecting si...There's a HUGE difference between expecting silence and perfect behavior from a child and expecting decently socialized, well brought up behavior from a child and active, constant supervision from parents.

If a child is a brat and a parent is oblivious, I recommend the Paul Lynde method. ninotchkahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-70092671471893511342014-01-29T16:52:57.643-08:002014-01-29T16:52:57.643-08:00Love the lazy, huffy puffy parent who wouldn't...Love the lazy, huffy puffy parent who wouldn't stand for anyone telling her kids to be quiet. If you're going to have kids ...then be a parent.Period. Nobody expects a child to be a little adult… But when you allow them to disturb everyone else while you have a little "me time" you're being lazy and negligent ... And… I won't stand for lazy-ass parents not doing the job they signed up for.SRLhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-79257428971680696872014-01-29T16:44:47.493-08:002014-01-29T16:44:47.493-08:00This comment has been removed by the author.SRLhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-35955418354592070692014-01-29T16:15:21.806-08:002014-01-29T16:15:21.806-08:00If this isn't real... Is anything real? Am I r...If this isn't real... Is anything real? Am I real?

...so confused...LowKeyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-15614087812105153252014-01-29T16:13:18.715-08:002014-01-29T16:13:18.715-08:00Let's keep in mind the kids are four and a yea...Let's keep in mind the kids are four and a year and a half, so it's not exactly a cake walk keeping then entertained and quiet at ant time, let alone on an airplane. Some adults don't even shut the Fuck upand behave, so why do we expect an infant or a toddler to do any better?
If some stranger tries to parent my young child they better watch out because that is not okay. Young kids ate still learning, still figuring out right and wrong and still developing a semblance of morality. Older kids are just being assholes, so yeah you can tell my eleven year to stop being a Dick.

As for alternative means of transportation, if my kid gets restless on a flight there is no fucking way in this world that I will decide to take a bus instead. Are you kidding me? That is one of the dumbest ideas I have ever heard.

Just don't be an asshole. If you are on a flight and see an infant or toddler don't get pissy because they can't sit perfectly still and silent for a prolonged period of time. That's unrealistic and just plain impossible unless you drug your kids. JSierrahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-44140395235280409372014-01-29T15:31:37.484-08:002014-01-29T15:31:37.484-08:00Kind of curious about enty reviewing comments. Ye...Kind of curious about enty reviewing comments. Yesterday they did and removed and item about a deathpool but if they do why not delete this comment?texas rosehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-5959821144920842822014-01-29T15:22:04.532-08:002014-01-29T15:22:04.532-08:00@equation...What?!?! What the what?!?! Have you pr...@equation...What?!?! What the what?!?! Have you priced bus tickets? Do. Meanie Rhysie http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-50346690435289119002014-01-29T15:14:31.756-08:002014-01-29T15:14:31.756-08:00Sure kids have a right to fly. They have no right...Sure kids have a right to fly. They have no right to disturb anyone. This isn't a $2 bus ticket. If they can't be quiet they should be on a bus. If they're in pain their parents should be arrested for abuse. Breeding does not entitle anyone to inconvenience others. I tell the brats to calm TF down since their idiot parents are incapable. They always calm down. Always.__-__=__http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-89168744136444332792014-01-29T15:12:17.538-08:002014-01-29T15:12:17.538-08:00Kids being kids is no excuse. Control your offspri...Kids being kids is no excuse. Control your offspring or don't subject them to other people in a closed environment. Take a road trip.Hall Monitorhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-53494790553718497772014-01-29T13:43:06.873-08:002014-01-29T13:43:06.873-08:00I agree, this is subjective. Kids being kids is fi...I agree, this is subjective. Kids being kids is fine. If they crying from pain what can you do besides feel sorry for them? If kids wild and doing something dangerous, then i would speak up, as parents in same area as me and dont mind kids flirting with death. Two stories: at yankee stadium, kid kicking the back of my husbands seat ad nauseum. He finally said please stop kicking the back of my seat. Thats all. Did the father say yeah, cmon knock it off. He did not. He said in loud sarcastic voice," oh yes, dont kick the sensitive man's seat." And he kept bringing it up- " remember, dont kick sensitive mans seat." He's lucky we didnt kick his sensitive seat out of the stadium. Now what is he teaching his kid? Complete disregard for anyone around him, thats what. Second story-I was in ymca locker room, and two little kids -like 3 and 4-were playing by closing doors on each other while in the lockers. Mother was away aways, so I said, " thats not the best idea in the workd. You may get locked in ." And the idiot mother, instead of saying, thats true, says," are you having fun playing in the lockers?" Ignoring me completely. Yes, its all fun and games until one gets locked in, has no air and dies. Anyway, just 2 examples of what you may think of as common sense, while parents dont think you shld mar their kids little world with manners or safety. auntliddyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-38509885366955643492014-01-29T13:39:55.380-08:002014-01-29T13:39:55.380-08:00Everyones tolerance level is different. I would a...Everyones tolerance level is different. I would address the issue with a flight attendant. Even if its an older child/teen, and their parent(s) aren't aware of there behavior I would still let the attendants address it. Unfortunately, its always a crap shoot when you fly commercially.lsbd4http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-78605957353298692912014-01-29T13:24:24.305-08:002014-01-29T13:24:24.305-08:00What is the Matrix? Its the question that drives ...What is the Matrix? Its the question that drives us. auntliddyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-57946157361749318482014-01-29T13:16:06.296-08:002014-01-29T13:16:06.296-08:00That's why god invented noise canceling headph...That's why god invented noise canceling headphones and Xanax!! And gin!!!! WritergirlinLahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-7429866747033235142014-01-29T12:37:12.897-08:002014-01-29T12:37:12.897-08:00#cracksnax#cracksnaxLaurenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-81511670185569774372014-01-29T12:33:10.754-08:002014-01-29T12:33:10.754-08:00@TTM: My words are like crack for betches. Much ...@TTM: My words are like crack for betches. Much as they may hate em, once they get the taste, they can't help but want more.

lol.Count Jerkulahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-32411623506066353982014-01-29T12:17:58.095-08:002014-01-29T12:17:58.095-08:00Yeah, you're about two years too late.Yeah, you're about two years too late.SueRHhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-74477869294564450762014-01-29T12:15:26.459-08:002014-01-29T12:15:26.459-08:00That story about the parents who let their kid cli...That story about the parents who let their kid climb onto a statue in the Tate? Yeah, those parents needed a talking to. That kid just looked tired.

Otherwise, it would totally depend on the situation whether I spoke with parents, kids, or none of the above.Snapdragonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-66230451642634203032014-01-29T12:12:54.145-08:002014-01-29T12:12:54.145-08:00@NomNom83- Couldn't agree more.@NomNom83-
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Chrysler lobs a long Dart into the car market's hottest segment.
Six-figure pickup-truck volumes get all the headlines, but the car market's real heavy hauler is the mid-size sedan. This segment accounts for a greater percentage of new-car sales than any other, but it's not just its size that makes it so ferocious. It's overrun with great offerings that include two 10Besters—the Mazda 6 and Honda Accord—and three of the 10 bestselling vehicles in the U.S.
Into this fray, Chrysler lobs its lawn dart, the new generation of which is, basically, a long Dart. Chrysler calls the new 200 a clean-sheet design, but it's more truthfully a clean sheet of Fiat letterhead. Like the Dodge Dart, Chrysler's mid-sizer is based on Fiat's "Compact U.S. Wide" architecture. Stretched just 1.6 inches in wheelbase but 8.4 inches overall compared with the Dart, the 200 is now one of the larger vehicles in its commodious class.
With the slick styling of the reworked 200, Chrysler aims to make you forget the awfulness that was the Sebring sedan.
Base 200s pack Chrysler's 2.4-liter four-cylinder, with the 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 available as an option. Sixes account for just a handful of sales in this market, but Chrysler has bragging rights with its 295 horsepower and 262 pound-feet. No competitor makes more power, and only Hyundai/Kia's 2.0-liter turbo four makes more torque. The 200 needs it, however, as its curb weight is another segment high: The four-cylinder 200 is heavier than some six-cylinder competitors. To keep either engine in its power band, both come standard with ZF's new nine-speed transaxle, which is probably more ratios than nature intended. This in a vehicle that was available with a four-speed automatic as recently as, oh, last year. Why merely compensate when you can overcompensate?
What may help the V-6's take rate is that it's the only 200 engine paired with the optional four-wheel drive. The setup is borrowed from the Jeep Cherokee, another Compact U.S. Wide spinoff, and can send up to 60 percent of the available torque rearward. Four-wheel drive and nearly 300 horsepower? Did someone say "Subaru WRX STI"? Well, Chrysler didn't. Just as lawn darts lend themselves to a sort of haphazard toss, the 200 lacks precision. In no configuration is it a performance car. It feels heavy, and with the six, the weight over the nose prevents any real fun. The so-called C trim level suffers from Ye Olde Detroite body flop, and while the S's stiffer bushings markedly improve control, the steering in each is neither quick nor talkative enough to live up to the powertrain specs. Nor does the transmission encourage any sort of liveliness. And here's a first-time sentiment: We wish the Chrysler had more Jeep-like brake feel. The Cherokee's pedal is uncharacteristically firm and satisfying, while the 200's is a squishy mediocrity.Continued...


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Custo Barcelona Mesmerizes NY With RawVision, the New 2012 Autumn-Winter Collection
Custo Barcelona drew rave reviews at the Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week with the launch of the 2012 autumn-winter collection at Lincoln Center. With the launch of the Fall 2012 collection, the designer takes us to a rule-less world, full of creativity and nontraditional elegance. The looks on the catwalk are translated into surprising combinations, which include a mix of fit and oversized lines to create drama on the runway.The touch of contradiction is demonstrated through the use of tromple l´oëil effects, thus painting and insinuating the feminine silhouette through strategic cuts symbolizing freshness and freedom.
This fall season's key fabric is wool, crafted in different ways. Like graphic boiled wool or cut-off wool mimicking tectonic plaques on embroidered fabrics. The designer also presented perforated wools as a base for pieces revealing what is underneath, and wool cut in small geometric shapes that create ironic animal figures. Other important elements for this season are metallic colors and tricot pieces with high-quality materials. Color is a key player with shades of green, red, brown, ocher and gray dominate the color palette. Each color becomes a symbol on the catwalk, transmitting Custo's energetic and sophisticated personality.
Once more, the room of international and domestic editors, photographers, VIP's and fans were at standing-room only to witness the Catalonian designer's risky proposals. The front-row at Lincoln Center was occupied by America's Top Model judge Miss "J" Alexander, NYC socialite Tinsley Mortimer, actress Torrey Devitto, Housewives of New York Jill Zarin, Miss Universe, Miss USA, Miss Teen USA, supermodel Almudena Fernandez, singer Zak Ambrose, and German television personality Loulou von Brochwitz.
L'Oreal Professionnel Hair at Bibhu Mohapatra F/W 2012
L'Oréal Professionnel Master Session Artist, Amit Abraham, created regal hairstyles for the women on the Fall 2012 runway for Bibhu Mohapatra on February 13, 2012, at New York Fashion Week. The Bibhu Mohapatra Fall 2012 collection revolves around early the 20th century Chinese opera, The White Haired Girl, which tells the stories of the trials of Chinese peasant life and enduring spirit of love in colonial China. "The collection revolves around the protagonist's strength, passion and courage for love in the imperial China," explains Mohapatra.
Created by Abraham and his team, the hair on the runway reflected the sharp and bold oriental nature with long hair, centered at the crown and pulled back into a low ponytail. The hair was prepped with L'Oréal Professionnel Mythic Oil ($32.00 / 4.2 oz.) and styled with L'Oréal Professionnel Infinium 4 ($24.00 / 11 oz.) hairspray and L'Oréal Professionnel Perfect Shimmer ($21.00 / 5.8 oz.).
The final touch for the look was a low flat-ironed pony, razor straight across to create a blunt even edge. To secure this look, Abraham carefully razor cut the ends and sprayed L'Oréal Professionnel Infinium 3 ($24.00 / 11 oz.) hairspray to hold the style.
How To Get The Look:
1. Prep hair with L'Oréal Professionnel Mythic Oil ($32.00 / 4.2 oz.).
2. Section hair, from crown to ears to create front and back sections.
3. Blow-dry then flat iron hair section by section and spray L'Oréal Professionnel Infinium 2 ($24.00 / 11 oz.) hairspray.
4. Once done, spritz L'Oréal Professionnel Infinium 3 ($24.00 / 11 oz.) hairspray onto a brush and create a defined clean center part.
5. Then mist on L'Oréal Professionnel Perfect Shimmer ($21.00 / 5.8 oz.) all over hair while using a fine toothcomb to tuck hair over ears then pull hair into a low ponytail. Secure with a clear elastic.
6. Take a section of hair and wrap it around the base of the ponytail. Secure with bobby pins, while continuously spraying L'Oréal Professionnel Infinium 4 ($24.00 / 11 oz.) hairspray.
7. Spritz hair for about three seconds with the NEW L'Oréal Professionnel Fresh Dust ($19.00 / 3.4 oz.) to the crown of hair for a soft matte finish.
8. Flat iron to smooth flyaways and spray L'Oréal Professionnel Infinium 3 hairspray to hold style.
All products are available at select salons. For more information, please visit www.lorealprofessionnel-us.com.
L'Oreal Professionnel at Timo Weiland F/W 2012
L'Oréal Professionnel Master Session Artist, Joseph DiMaggio, created hairstyles for the women and men on the Fall 2012 runway for Timo Weiland on Sunday, February 12, 2012, at New York Fashion Week. The Timo Weiland Fall 2012 collection chronicled what the designers refer to as an "orbital romance" discovered at St. Mark's Place in New York City's East Village when downtown was a haven for artists, musicians, as well as stargazers. Known for their casual elegant designs for men and women, designers Timo Weiland and Alan Eckstein stayed true to their design philosophy but with a darker color palette and sophisticated silhouettes for the fall. Channeling the vibe of this downtown neighborhood, the hair brought the entire look together.
Created by DiMaggio and his team, the hair on the runway reflected the attitude of pre-rave post-punk era youth, with styles that were expertly textured, yet seemed effortlessly done. Both female and male models sported hair of varying lengths which was prepped with a variety of L'Oréal Professionnel Texture Expert and Homme products, then roughed up to create volume. The final touch for the female look was a low pony tied with a thin black cord. To create this look for women, DiMaggio sprayed the NEW L'Oréal Professionnel Fresh Dust ($19.00 / 3.4 oz.) dry shampoo throughout hair to add volume and texture then pulled hair back into a low loose ponytail.
For a textured and roughed-up look for men DiMaggio, utilized a variation of L'Oréal Professionnel Homme Clay ($18.00 / 1.7 oz.), L'Oréal Professionnel Homme Mat ($18.00 / 2.7 oz.), and L'Oréal Professionnel Homme Strong ($17.00 / 5.0 oz.), to add texture to the men's hair, for a lived-in look.
How to Get The Look: Women
1. Apply L'Oréal Professionnel Curl Satin ($19.00 / 6.8 fl. oz.) throughout hair.
2. Section hair at the crown by allowing it to fall at the natural part.
3. Spray NEW L'Oréal Professionnel Fresh Dust ($19.00 / 3.4 oz.) all over and under hair to create volume and a controlled messy texture.
4. Place the heavy side of the natural part over the ear, and tuck the light side behind the other ear.
5. Pull hair back into a loose low ponytail.
6. Spray L'Oréal Professionnel Volume Expand Volumizing Leave-in Spray ($24.00 / 4.2 fl. oz.) onto palms; rub together or heat with blow-dryer, then hover over crown/parted section of the hair to create natural volume.
7. Front pieces can fall; do not need to be pinned back.
8. Finish off the look with L'Oréal Professionnel Infinium 3 ($24.00 / 11 oz.) hairspray
How to Get The Look: Men
1.Use L'Oréal Professionnel Homme Clay ($18.00 / 1.7 oz.), or L'Oréal Professionnel Homme Mat ($18.00 / 2.7 oz.) to add a lived-in texture to the hair.
2.Apply L'Oréal Professionnel Volume Expand Volumizing Leave-in Spray ($24.00 / 4.2 fl. oz.) to create volume, and L'Oréal Professionnel Mythic Oil ($32.00 / 4.2 oz.) for shine.
3.Roughly distribute L'Oréal Professionnel Homme Strong ($17.00 / 5.0 fl. oz.) to lock texture in place.
4.Finish off with L'Oréal Professionnel Infinium 3 ($24.00 / 11 oz.) hairspray, and L'Oréal Professionnel Perfect Shimmer ($21.00 / 5.8 oz.).
All products are availble at select salons. Please visit www.lorealprofessionnel-us.com for more information.
Sephora Backstage at New York Fashion Week F/W 2012
Bright lids, matte lips and clean complexions were all the rage on the runways for NYFW Fall 2012, and the Sephora PROs were responsible for creating some of the most coveted beauty looks. Working with top designers like Charlotte Ronson, Catherine Malandrino and alice + Olivia, Sephora PRO captured the spirit of the season with the versatile looks outlined below. With the right products and their expert tips, you can easily transition your look this fall.
Lavender Eye at CHARLOTTE RONSON
Sephora PRO Lead Artist Gilbert Soliz created a sultry eye, reminiscent of the uber-chic woman in the 1970's, by applying the lightest shade of purple in the Charlotte Ronson All Eye Need Eye Shadow Palette in Dani ($22) to lid. Finish the look with a flawless complexion and a swipe of Dior DiorShow Mascara in Black ($25) to make eyes really pop. For an added edge, don a bright red lip with the Sephora Lip Attitude – Glamour in Red Flirt ($12) to really punctuate the look.
Fresh and Feminine Face at BEHNAZ SARAFPOUR
Sephora PRO Lead Artist Gilbert Soliz created a soft and velvety look by balancing flawless skin with a sultry lip. Apply the Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20 ($42) and then buff on a mineral powder, like the Laura Mercier Mineral Finishing Powder ($32), to perfect the complexion. This works to showcase subtle or nude colors on the face and enhance natural beauty. Next, define cheeks with the Make Up For Ever Sculpting Kit ($45) and brighten the under-eye area with the Yves Saint Laurent Touche Eclat Radiant Touch ($40) to achieve an ethereal radiance. For a dramatic touch, create a strong dark lip with the NARS Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in Cruella ($24).
Striking Cat Eye at CATHERINE MALANDRINO
Inspired by the 1980's remake of "Cat People," Sephora PRO Lead Artist Gilbert Soliz created this dramatic look by using the Makeup Forever Khol Pencil in Black ($17) on both top and bottom lash lines. Start at the inner corner of the eyes and extend the line outward to create a precise and graphic look. Blend the lines with Makeup Forever Aqua Black Waterproof Cream Eyeshadow ($22) using a liner brush for a fashion-forward yet wearable flare. Finally, finish with a volumizing mascara. With eyes as the focal point, keep skin simple by contouring the cheeks with Laura Mercier Bronzing Duo ($32). Apply the darker bronzing powder to the hollow of the cheeks and the lighter shade to the top of the cheekbones to highlight.
Kissable Lips at TIMO WEILAND
Sephora PRO Lead Artist Jose Rivera layered nude pink lipstick like the Yves Saint Laurent Rouge Volupte Silky Sensual Radiant Lipstick SPF 15 in 23 Luscious Pink over a flesh toned shade like 24 Praline Delight ($34 each) for a modern twist on the nude lip. Match with a simple black eyeliner and fresh, clean skin for the edgy, downtown-cool vibe that the designer embodies.
Statement-making Nails at ALICE + OLIVIA
It is undeniable that fun and flirty nails have been the biggest style statement over the past year. From bejeweled top coats to intricate patterns, attention-getting nails were the ultimate finishing touch to any look. At alice + olivia, Sephora PRO Artist Sara Biria applied the Sephora by OPI Trend Tips in Silver Metallic or Black & Gold Glitter ($12) to complement the embellished designs in the collection. With these real-lacquer adhesive nail strips, you're able to get a fashion-forward manicure instantly! These products are all available at Sephora stores and online.


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CONTACT: Simone Lindsay, 410-871-6836
Westminster, Md. – (April 1, 2013) — Carroll Hospital Center's Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine recently received re-accreditation from the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS). This accomplishment recognizes the facility for maintaining the highest industry standards and best practices in hyperbaric medicine.
The UHMS awarded the reaccreditation following an onsite survey in which officials evaluated the quality of the facility and its equipment, the professionalism of the staff and level of training, as well as the quality of care and patient safety measures. The center was found to have met the UHMS's highest standards of quality care for hyperbaric medicine.
The Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine at Carroll Hospital Center is only one of five UHMS accredited hyperbaric facilities in Maryland. In 2006, the center was the first to receive full accreditation from the UHMS.
The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society is an international, non-profit organization providing scientific information for diving and hyperbaric medicine physiology to more than 2,000 members worldwide.
The Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine at Carroll Hospital Center assists patients with chronic, non-healing wounds caused by diabetes, vascular disorders or traumatic events. Located inside Carroll Hospital Center's Outpatient Center, the facility is staffed by a multidisciplinary team of specialists who provide patients with support and a customized treatment plan for their non-healing wounds. These plans incorporate the most advanced wound care available including hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), a medical treatment that uses pure oxygen to accelerate and enhance the body's natural ability to heal.
For more information on the Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine, please call 410-871-6348 or visit www.CarrollHospitalCenter.org.
Carroll Hospital Center is a nonprofit, acute care facility offering the latest in medical technology, experienced medical professionals in a variety of specialties and a continuum of programs and services to meet the needs of the community.
Photo caption: Members of The Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine at Carroll Hospital Center. Pictured from left to right are: Leslie McLeod R.N., B.S.N., C.N.O.R., manager of outpatient services; Lisa Freeman R.N.; Sharon Sanders, R.N., B.S.N., M.B.A., assistant vice president of clinical integration; Gail Niehaus R.N.; Kathy Levering R.N., W.C.C., C.H.R.N.; Sohaila Ali, M.D., medical director of wound care; Jaime Elliott P.C.T.; and Christine Dayton R.N., C.H.T.


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The 2012 vintage is the first Pinot Noir to be crafted from grapes grown on our Estate Vineyard - and its creation and release is the fulllment of a life dream.
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Arctic Policy for State, Nation Discussed in Commission Visit to Nome
As the state's commission works toward a unified arctic policy, leaders balance immediate needs in rural communities with long-term international ambitions.
As the state's commission works toward a unified arctic policy, leaders balance immediate needs in rural communities with long-term international ambitions.
Voters of the Bering Strait and Norton Sound mirrored statewide trends in Tuesday's primary, especially on Ballot Measure 1, but chose differently in the race for Lt. Governor.
At the Nome Public Schools board of education meeting last night there was no shortage of new faces.
At a special meeting Friday afternoon the board voted in a contract with NANA Management Service to oversee food service and prep for the school district's two sites.
Two programs tied to the fiscal health of Nome Public Schools were the focus at theNome board of education meeting last night. And neither was fully resolved.
Starting tomorrow, the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority—or AIDEA—is holding two days of meetings in Kotzebue about a proposed 200-mile road through the interior to the Ambler Mining District.
As the cost of simply investigating the roads feasibility continues to swell, basic questions about financing, community approval, and potential conflicts of interest remain unanswered.
As a state-backed industrial road that could pass through the Ambler region moves into an environmental phase, the promise of jobs conflicts with local concerns.
Six Alaska Native corporations are forming an advocacy group against an August ballot measure intended to repeal the state's new oil tax system.
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority meets in Kotzebue today with a game management group to discuss a proposed 220-mile road to a copper deposit in the Northwest Arctic Borough that's potentially valuable.


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Thomas Edison: Inventor & Thief
Everyone expected Edison to invent moving pictures. He was the great savior, the messiah of the machine age. Movies didn`t just pop up over night. As early as 1872 Eadweard Muybridge was doing motion studies in California. And in 1888 he asked Edison for help in perfecting the Muybride film projecton system.
What most people do not know is that Edison ran a sweat shop think-tank and brought out all the fruits of his hired labor under his brand name and patent. In 1890 an English inventor named William Friese-Greene, hoping to join this invertor`s club and wrongly thinking his moving picture process was protected by patent, set copies of his research to Edison.
Edison did not give Friese-Greene a job but he did give Friese-Greene`s research to W. K. L. Dickson. Dickson was the Edison wage slave that had the movie bug. He was the driving force behind film. Edison was against projecting images in a theater setting. Edison was looking for a better nickelodeon device.
In 1890 Emile Reynaud opened his Theatre Optique in Paris with projected hand painted film. Some think of Reynaud as the first film animator even if he did work before film was invented. When Edison got the patent on moving picture Reynaud threw his equipment and films into the Seine and ended his days in the mad house.
Maybe Old Tom Edison didn`t think there was any money in showing moving pictures to a crowd. That didn`t stop him from undercutting the competition by announcing in the early 1890s that he already had moving pictures working in his lab but was not going to release them until he had sound attached. In later days this practice of false P.R. as a way to crush the competion would be know as vaporware and would be considered unethical if not illegal.
When Edison came around to the view that he needed a projection system he bought one from Thomas Armat. When the first Edison (sic) moving picture was displayed in 1896 at Koster & Bial`s Music Hall in New York City is was Armat who played the projectionist in the back of the room for his own invention the Vitascope. It was he that made the Leigh Sisters do their Umbrella Dance in the projected light. It was Edison who stood in the front of the room and took all the credit.
Edison then protected his stolen idea with a hired band of club welding thugs who would bust up the equipment and the operators of movie cameras not paying him for use of his patent. One of the reasons that the film capital of the world is in Hollywood is because filmmakers were trying to get away from edison`s club welding thugs who chased them across the country.
Even on the other side of the country filmmakers had to fear Edison`s thugs. Samuel Goldfish, later Goldwyn, use to sleep with all his exposed film under his bed and a shot gun propt agaist the night table for fear of the look arm of this beloved inventor.
So when I walk down Hollywood Boulevard and I come to the name Thomas Edison inventor of Motion Pictures looking up at me all pompous in his manufactured image I step right on his star and I grind my the ball of my boot into the metal trying to grind off some of his stolen glory.


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Why does Europcar's rider Giovanni Bernaudeau have an Italian first name?
In 1980 Frenchman Jean-René Bernaudeau won a stage of the Giro d'Italia and finished the race fifth overall, and he won the best young rider competition. The race was won by Giovanni Battaglin who left an impression because a little later Bernaudeau named his son Giovanni.
Bernaudeau has said he named Giovanni after Battaglin. Father and son are today united on the same team with Bernaudeau senior as the team owner and Giovanni as a rider.
It's 7.22pm on the eve of Milan-Sanremo. Earlier today I was listening to a podcast radio show during which someone explained they asked aloud "for a sign" that a relative of theirs was safe. She explained when she did this suddenly a dog would bark or something else would happen and she'd take comfort from these "signs".
My mind wandered and I thought OK and asked aloud for a sign as to who would win Milan-Sanremo. No dog barked but within about 20 seconds a van overtook me with "Mondory" written on the side.
Ag2r's Lloyd Mondory starts Milan-Sanremo tomorrow with the number 25 on his back.
This is such a coincidence that if by some freak event Mondory were to win tomorrow nobody would be believe the tale. So here is the timestamp just in case.