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I Throw Kisses67 Comments Published by JD January 3rd, 2010 in I Eat Stuff.
Come on, kiss me, kiss me, kiss me
There's been a lot of hatred around these parts lately, so I thought we should all switch our emotional gears.
To love.
Specifically, to the love of chocolate. For there be no greater love than that between a stomach and chocolate. Except it's not really mutual. But that hardly matters, with a love this powerful.
This is a love so strong that even the act of unwrapping countless individual pieces will not discourage the chocolate lover from her prize. She will unwrap until her fingers bleed and she is surrounded by a mountain of crumpled foil paper.
Yes, I speak of the Hershey's Kiss.
Is there a more perfect expression of chocolatey love than this sweetly wrapped little morsel?
O! The whispery paper plume. O! the poor wrapping job. O! The suggestive nipple shape.
This is a love story.
And, like all love stories, it begins with violence.
When Dave got up the other day, he came into my office holding a Hershey's Kiss.
"Did you throw this at me last night?"
I assured him I didn't.
"Well, how did it get in the bed?"
You see, I had been eating Hershey's Kisses in bed the night before. Not IN bed, as in lying under the covers in my pj's, but just lounging atop the covers, looking at porn, and chomping away. But I didn't want Dave to know of my sordid habits.
"Oh, I put it on your pillow as part of your turn-down service."
This was a stupid explanation because when Dave comes to bed the room is dark. If I DID put a Kiss on his pillow, he would probably pierce his eardrum on it when he laid down.
"You're a weirdo."
I'm a weirdo? Me? Who's asking who if who threw a Hershey's Kiss at . . . who? Hmm? WHO? Or more specifically, WHOM? "Weirdo," inDEED!
(This speech was taking place inside my head, by the way. It happens a lot. So if you ever see me with a strangely animated yet stupefied expression, it's not gas. It's . . . this kind of thing.)
Then I confessed to my eating spree.
A stray (WRAPPED!) Kiss must've gotten trapped under my butt at some point and gone unnoticed until later that night, when one of us rolled over and catapulted it through the air to land on Dave's head.
It didn't seem appropriate to eat it, seeing how it had been in our bed, possibly touching BODY PARTS and/or getting sweated upon. So it sat on top of the microwave.
Until I ate it. Because it was wrapped, after all.
And my love is strong.
Fun Hershey's Kiss Facts!
- Hershey's Kisses were invented a long time ago!
- They come in lots of varieties, which this crazy 10-year-old likes to collect!
- I want this Hershey's Kiss pillow!
- That's about it!
Would you get mad if someone threw a Hershey's Kiss at your head?
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 12:21 PM
I'm Italian, my husband is not – so I do the throwing, no one throws any thing at me but if someone were to throw chocolate kisses then they should be the ultimate in kisses – Perugina Baci – now THAT'S a kiss and if you turn it sideways – it REALLY looks like a woman's breast – ah, those Italians! Picture here
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 12:50 PM
I may get mad at that, though if it was a 'Ferrera Roche' I'd be licking my lips in anticipation of another missile.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 1:01 PM
Love Hershey's Kisses. Could never be upset with someone throwing one at me unless they didn't have another one!
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 1:32 PM
Heck throw as many as you want to at me. I'll even be more appreciative if they are the cherry cordial ones. I love those.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 1:57 PM
Ooh, I love Hershey's Kisses! I wouldn't mind if someone threw a whole bunch of them at me. Particularly if they were the dark chocolate kind.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 2:02 PM
You're not supposed to be eating in the bedroom, missy! Dang and people think I'm grody for liking spam. Blech.
They have too many flavors of Hershey's kisses today. Makes me old and grouchy and coot-ish. In my day we had ONE variety of EACH kind of candy and we liked it. None of this limited edition this and special edition that.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 2:37 PM
That was such a moving love story that I am going to have to go hunt down a stale spearmint starlight mint (I know, some lousy substitute, huh, but it's the best I can do)!
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 2:45 PM
I realize I'm risking being shunned, but I don't like Hershey's kisses. Or any solid chocolate for that matter. But I might be convinced to try some if someone was going to play porn. Remember that commercial:
"You've got porn in my chocolate!"
"You've got chocolate in my porn!"
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 3:38 PM
"This was a stupid explanation because when Dave comes to bed the room is dark. If I DID put a Kiss on his pillow, he would probably pierce his eardrum on it when he laid down."
Would never have happened, and I'll tell you why…
Because your kiss is what he'd miss, when he turned out the light…
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 4:27 PM
My not quite two-year-old just learned to throw kisses.
Sweeter even than the chocolate kind, they are. Precious!
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 4:47 PM
I wouldn't get mad unless it turned out to be one of the weird flavored kisses. I like the good old fashioned kind only.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 4:50 PM
THROW chocolate????
Oh the waste! Never, never, never!
And I am so glad to hear the Kiss was still wrapped. Urk.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 5:20 PM
You mean your not supposed to throw it?
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 5:54 PM
We spent a weekend at the Hershey hotel a few years ago. When you check in, they give you a giant chocolate bar and there were chocolate scented soaps! If you take the bus tour, at every stop they pass around different chocolate kisses. I must admit that I prefer Dove chocolates… with a big glass of Cabernet.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 5:55 PM
Hilarious! The only thing bad about Kisses is accidentally eating that "plume" as you call it. Then again, I need my fiber.
p.s. Something is wrong with Margaret.
Jan 3rd, 2010 at 6:04 PM
hahahah. you better had eaten that chocolate. chocolate has a 500 day or forever rule. it doesn't matter how long it's been on the floor, who stepped or rolled on it…eat it! it's like water, good until it evaporates! i love finding junior mints on the floor of my car.
why would any woman throw chocolate? that's weird.
Jan 3rd, 2010 at 6:52 PM
I would probably eat it too, or give it to my dog (for the record, I know dog's aren't supposed to eat chocolate, but my dog likes little bites of milk chocolate here and there…can you blame her?) Either way, it wouldn't have gone to waste.
Jan 3rd, 2010 at 7:04 PM
I hate you.
And I'm sure that you know why.
because now I have to go find some CHOCOLATE kisses
yes, i hate you.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 7:26 PM
But … forgive me … Hershey's chocolate is horrible!! Have you ever had European chocolate? This may just be a case of 'what you're used to', but I'm a serious chocolate addict and I can't eat Hershey's. I'd rather do without. Now, a good bar of Green and Black's or even genuine British Cadbury's Dairy Milk (no, the stuff you can buy in the USA is NOT genuine, not if it's made there, it tastes a LOT different) is pure indulgence. And there are so many good chocolates here it's hard to make a choice! Godiva is pretty good though, and I'd like to try that Baci stuff only I don't eat hazelnuts.
But if you're happy with Hersheys, I'm happy for you! LOL!
Jan 3rd, 2010 at 7:42 PM
People can throw chocolate kisses at me anytime they want! I've never tried the cherry cordial kind, didn't know they existed. I'm buying some tomorrow!
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 8:07 PM
I don't like Hershey's kisses. They have weird flavor plus texture. If my opinion bothers you then feel free to toss – say, Reese's peanut butter cups at me.
Jan 3rd, 2010 at 8:33 PM
Feel free to throw kisses at me. However, I'd appreciate it if you throw ones that haven't been previously lodged in your butt. Thanks.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 11:07 PM
Would I get mad? Nope. Not unless I missed catching it and then couldn't find it. Then I'd be mad for wasting one. I do enjoy a hershey kiss, but like April, I prefer reeses peanut butter cups.
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Jan 3rd, 2010 at 11:51 PM
I'd definitly eat it!
People around here are all mad at Hershey's since they closed their plant in Oakdale to move to MEXICO. Tons of jobs lost. Don't tell anyone but I still eat it
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 5:08 AM
You had me at CHOCOLATE!
"Would you get mad if someone threw a Hershey's Kiss at your head?"
Nope, but I would get mad when I failed to catch them since I lack any kind of hand-eye coordination.
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 6:00 AM
I'm glad to hear that someone else lays around eating chocolate and watching porn because then I don't have to. Thanks xx
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 8:40 AM
You can't expect to say 'kiss' and 'head' in the same sentence and not get a filthy comment from me.
Let's just leave it at that.
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 9:27 AM
I'd only be mad if it poked my eye out and then bounced off of me and someone else got to it before I could eat it. I have to admit that I've never noticed that they have a "suggestive nipple shape" before. Thanks! See, chocolate is sexy! I love the dark chocolate kisses and the cherry cordial ones. Yummmmmmmm…
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 9:48 AM
Be happy all you found in your bed was a sweaty Kiss. Recently I found a rotten candy apple in one of the daughter's bedrooms. It turned out to be the source of the fruit fly convention that would not end in our home. We had fruit flies everywhere. Perhaps I will buy a bag of Kisses to toss at the heads of those who eat in bed. You could put an eye out with one of those.
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 1:10 PM
Well it kinda depends on how hard it's thrown? See Sean totally threw a candy cane at me the other night as I was sitting on the couch watching tv. He says he was aiming for my chest…but it hit me square in the temple and hurt like you wouldn't believe. I was all "the hell?! what did you just throw at me?!" And he was all open-mouthed astonishment until he started laughing. I think I wouldn't have been so mad if it had been a delicious chocalate kiss…
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 1:38 PM
I don't think I would be upset if someone threw chocolate at me, I would probably be grateful. Lounging in bed, eating chocolate sounds like a fabulous way to spend the day. I will have to get that onto my schedule.
Jan 4th, 2010 at 1:45 PM
Hey! You can throw anything at me, as long as it's covered in chocolate and I won't mind… wait, that didn't sound right did it? What I mean is I'll eat anything that's covered in chocolate… Oh! nevermind!
I Love Chocolate! Okay!
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 2:46 PM
Yay! I won! Even if no one knows what I won.
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 4:17 PM
I actually prefer Lindt truffles.
They are rich and filled with "yum" and make me very happy, and could kick the butt of your puny Hershey's kisses.
I have never tried using them in a lobbing capacity, though.
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 6:42 PM
mmmm…chocolate. my favorite! i love it so much.
when my niece was a toddler, her mom would have candy dishes filled with hershey kisses around the living room. the baby would try to eat them without peeling them so most of the kisses had little baby teeth marks in them. the mom would also mark chocolates. if given a box of see's candy, she would pick open the bottem to see the filling before deciding whether or not to eat it.
i really can't say i have a favorite brand, i love them all. i do prefer dark chocolate to milk chocolate. yum!!!
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Jan 4th, 2010 at 6:47 PM
Obviously Dave doesn't like chocolate as much as any woman might and certainly not as much as you. If he did he wouldn't have been so accusatory about how the kiss got there just grateful that it did. Who disses magic chocolate?
I'm surprised it made it to the top of the microwave at all.
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Jan 5th, 2010 at 10:05 AM
LOL at least the hershey kiss didn't actually end up someone's ass!!! And I don't judge you for eating it.. it's not like it was between the couch cushions unwrapped or anything.. which I would never do… unless it was a snickers bar. Then I would have no problem with it.
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Jan 5th, 2010 at 2:22 PM
Not mad at all! My husband and I actually have a long-running inside joke called "Chocolate Attack" wherein one of us runs into the room and hurdles a Hershey's Kiss or other small chocolate at the other person's head. Finding a stray kiss on the bed (or couch, or floor) is entirely plausible.
Jan 5th, 2010 at 6:28 PM
As long as the kiss was peppermint I wouldn't mind. That flavor is absolutely freaking addicting. I ate an ENTIRE f'ing bag all by myself at work in three days. (Yes, I could have eaten it in one day but I was trying to be moderate!)
Now I'm craving kisses.
Jan 5th, 2010 at 9:16 PM
…Not IN bed, as in lying under the covers in my pj's, but just lounging atop the covers, looking at porn, and chomping away…
OMG…you CRACK ME UP!
Hey listen, I totally appreciate your passion for Hershey's Kisses because I've got the same one. I like to put two or three in my mouth at the same time and let them SLOWLY melt, while listening to Donna Summers sing, "Love to love ya, baby."
It's a totally SPIRITUAL experience.
And quite ORGASMIC!
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Jan 5th, 2010 at 9:58 PM
Nope, because I'd full expect you to miss. And then I'd pick it up off the ground and eat it while you scurry away to find a better weapon.
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Jan 5th, 2010 at 11:15 PM
My husband thinks I'm weird, too, although no chocolate kisses have ever gone missing or AWOL on the bed or ended up as projectiles. Maybe you found one of the missing weapons of mass destruction. What a great tip on using food as a weapon. If anyone ever tries to break into my house, the first thing I'll do is reach for a Hershey's kiss.
Great post! Loved it!
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 12:03 AM
You have a great site here. I have a site myself where people come from around the world to debate on popular issues. I'd like to exchange links with you to help spread some traffic around between us. If you would like to, please leave a comment under my "Compadres" page letting me know when you've added my link and I'll return the favor.
Keep up the good work.
Jan 6th, 2010 at 8:50 AM
I want some of those candy corn Hershey's kisses!
Jan 6th, 2010 at 10:40 AM
If I were in a grumpy or just moody at work, they would throw chocolate my way sometimes hitting me…most of the time it worked. However, there were days that I said, "chocolate is not going to work today." They left me completely alone on those days.
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 2:05 PM
Being a goat I do not eat chocolate but the publicist makes chocolate soap with my rich milk.
The publicist now, if she sees the bag of Hershey's kisses….DON'T GET IN HER WAY. It's ugly. I have seen it. It's like Abby and grain.
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 2:07 PM
Chocolate and porn go well together. <—this is a question, not an educated statement.
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 2:13 PM
Now I have to admit that I actually like the new-fangeled variations MORE than the original.
Luv me some hugs. mmm mmm mmm
them mint ones aint bad either mmm mmm mmm
(beep box)
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 3:24 PM
Hershey's Kisses were invented a long time ago! Can I quote you on that? My Dad loves factoids. bwahahahaha!
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 4:25 PM
I love Hershey's Kisses too! I wouldn't mind if someone threw one of those at my head. I love chocolate and I'll always do!
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 6:00 PM
I haven't had a hershey's kiss in so long I can't even remember how long. I go through different chocolate phases. The last one was Cadbury, straight from Montreal. But I like American chocolate just the same.
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 6:11 PM
Honey, you absolutely SLAY me! This was positively hysterical!
I can just picture you…head cocked slightly to one side…that faraway look in your eye…as you're listening to your IV (! for whether you realize it or not, you obviously DO have one…all the cool bloggers do) indignantly argue the absurdity of Dave thinking you're weird.
#1: HE'S the one who jumped IMMEDIATELY to assuming an act of violence was committed, instead of considering that possibly the kiss had innocently projectiled itself onto his head with no help from you.
#2: Why didn't it occur to him that if you had in fact, thrown the "alleged" kiss (for it no longer exists as evidence) you wud've jumped out of bed and eaten the evidence so you couldn't be accused? Doesn't he know you at all?
And finally: It was morning….I'm sure he hadn't had breakfast yet. Why didn't Dave just eat the kiss? Doesn't Dave like kisses?
I'm done.
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 6:22 PM
Men really are from Mars, aren't they?
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Jan 6th, 2010 at 8:05 PM
Dear Dave,
Your beautiful bride is not crazy. Chocolate is an important, life sustaining element. She was not only telling you that she loved you by placing chocolate on a pillow, but that she hopes you live a very long time. Granted it wasn't dark chocolate, which is more healthful, and Hershey's is a bit waxy, but it was the thought that counts.
And that's that.
.-= Chris@TheSnackHound´s last blog ..Ruth's Chris' Somethingorother =-.
Jan 6th, 2010 at 11:18 PM
I got chocolate for Christmas too! (Lots.)
I do keep mine away from bed and body parts though,… other than my mouth of course.
.-= Will´s last blog ..Wordless Wednesday 1-06-2010 =-.
Jan 7th, 2010 at 8:23 AM
Dark Chocolate please. Toss 'em, Throw 'em, I don't care. Oh. but please keep the ones from under the covers to yourself. I would've tossed that one to one of the kids:)
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Jan 9th, 2010 at 12:38 AM
And, like all love stories, it begins with violence.
This is one of my fave entries of yours all time.
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Jan 10th, 2010 at 5:20 AM
I actually think about dropping things into Kris' open mouth, when he's sleeping. Perhaps I should try Kisses! I'll unwrap them first, of course. Good thing I know the Heimlich!
Jan 23rd, 2010 at 11:42 PM
that would be good to have some chocolate recipies. especially for this cold weather
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Daniel Powell 10:27 a.m., Dec. 25
I would like to point out that this:
Kyle Sleeth, Scripps Ranch, 3. Missionaries go to places where...
should say:
"Missionaries go to places where people don't wear much clothing"
NOTE TO SD READER: If you're going to edit something: It's one thing to remove the entire comment to censor it. Which sucks, but it's your paper and you can do what you want. But don't print half of it which completely changes the meaning. Now it looks like I'm some kind of hardcore religious nut. Also, why censor it? Is it offensive in someway? It's based on Australian philosopher's observation:
"It is long accepted by the missionaries that morality is inversely proportional to the amount of clothing people wore"
Dear puzzle helper,
This is regarding my submitted solution to the July 16, 2009 puzzle (the 'G' puzzle).
I e-mailed my submission the Sunday night before the deadline, as I normally do, and it satisfied the restrictions (e.g., less than one megabyte). I didn't receive any mail rejection or misdelivery messages, so my assumption is that the message was delivered properly.
I also carefully checked my answers against the solution published in the July 23rd issue, and everything looked correct.
However, my name wasn't published among the list of correct entries, so I'm left wondering what happened. After diligently working on half a year's worth of puzzles, it's disappointing if I've fallen off the list of top solvers because of some glitch beyond my control.
If there was some problem with my submission that I've overlooked, or if you really didn't receive my e-mail entry for some reason, I'd really appreciate finding out what the problem was. On the other hand, if this was an editorial oversight then I'd like that corrected so I can rejoin the ranks of those who have sent in correct entries so far for all of this year's puzzles.
Gary Dismukes
P.S. I inquired about this last week both by sending e-mail and sending a letter to the editor, but never received any reply, so I'm posting here in hopes of getting some kind of answer. Thanks!
P.P.S. By the way, based on the personal puzzle messages this week, it looks like at least one other submitter is in the same boat. E.T. Cage also didn't get listed for the 'G' puzzle on July 16th, and from E.T.'s message it sounds like something similar occurred.


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Energy giant axes £600m Immingham power plant plan
Posted: October 27, 2012|
PLANS for a £600-million biomass-fuelled power plant at Immingham have been scrapped, after lobbying attempts failed to win a change in policy from Government.
The 290MW project would have created 150 permanent jobs while boosting a flat local contracting scene with construction and ongoing maintenance opportunities, employing 850 people in the build out alone.
Proposed for land just outside Port of Immingham's western entrance, the Heron Renewable Energy Plant, a joint venture from Drax Power and Siemens Project Ventures, would have taken feedstock direct from vessels discharging at Humber International Terminal.
But a reluctance to back large-scale dedicated plants, favouring co-firing at converted existing power stations, has led to the decision, hinted at a year ago when the Westminster consultation began. Last October the Telegraph reported how the project was in jeopardy when the "cautious approach" from Government was published.
A similar plan for Selby was scrapped in February, while a Hull proposal was also ruled out six months after all three schemes were first revealed in October 2008.
Bosses at the power giant had kept Immingham on the agenda until now, chiefly because of the favourable port location. However, a recent proposal to further limit subsidy on pure biomass power generation through capping of the number of renewable obligation certificates that could be traded – the mechanics of the subsidy to encourage "green" generation – was seen as "the last straw".
Melanie Wedgbury, head of external communications for Drax, said: "Unfortunately, and with regret, we have decided to cancel the development of this project.
"In July this year the Government confirmed the future support level was unchanged from the proposal in October which made the investment heavily challenging.
"More pressure was then put on the project in terms of the economic uncertainty regarding the regulatory framework which came out in a consultation paper in early September. That was the final straw, it was quite clear government focus was on driving biomass electricity through conversion of existing coal-fired power stations."
To that end, Drax has this week raised £190 million in a share placing to convert half of the largest power station in Europe to be capable of co-firing biomass with coal, which is transported by train from Immingham, where it is imported.
It feels it now has the mandate with regulatory certainty and the framework to proceed in what will be a £650 million to £700 million project.
Centrica has also canned smaller scale plans for a biomass-fuelled power plant alongside its existing Glanford gas-driven plant at Brigg. That would have been another 50 jobs.
Simon Brett, deputy port manager for ABP at Grimsby and Immingham, said: "While ABP is disappointed that the Heron project is no longer going ahead, ABP continues to work with Drax Power on other opportunities for biomass through the Port of Immingham."
Cleethorpes MP MartinVickers said he was "surprised and disappointed they had pulled the plug before the actual Energy Bill is published in detail".
He said: "These are all tentative projects in the first place. All of these companies are looking for the best deal from a renewable point of view, whether it is biomass, wind or whatever. I know uncertainty is a big problem, and I have made this point, as have colleagues.
"Government is wrestling with incredibly complex area of policy and trying to balance it off."


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An Extra Special Thanksgiving
Our wedding anniversary fell on Thanksgiving this year. How awesome is that? With so much to be thankful for – it is my wife Richelle that is the greatest by far. Happy Anniversary SweetieContinue reading →
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We're all over the map here in Philly. You got music, politics, culture. I could limit my weblogging just to Philly folks and be just fine. Here goes a few great posts amoungst the many: Would you like to hear Ten easy steps to change the world? Then read Slacktivist's Guerrilla Voter Registration guide. Kick […]Continue reading →
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The website All That Is Interesting recently posted a little nugget about John Quincy Adams. Adams, it seems, was the first US President to be photographed.
But according to the Tumblr blog Retro Campaigns, he was unhappy with the results:
"Four daguerreotype likenesses of my head were taken, two of them jointly with the head of Mr. Bacon. All hideous." Adams continued his diary entry the following day, "At seven this morning Mr. Bacon came and I went with him to the Shadow Shop, where three more Daguerreotype likeness were taken of me, no better than those of yesterday. They are all too true to the original."
Still, bravo to Adams for earning this place in history (though, it should be noted that Adams wasn't actually the sitting president when this was taken in 1843). And for being self-deprecating enough to write that. Though to be fair, most people looked uncomfortable sitting for the long exposures required in the early days of photography.


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Directed by Jang Geun-soo (장근수), Lee Seong-joon (이성준)
Screenplay by Hyeon Go-woon (현고운)MBC | Airing dates : 2009/10/10~2010/01/24
37 episodes - Sat., Sun. 19:55
Alternative title : "Seeking Love"
After immigrating to Canada, Sang-eun graduated from law school and becomes an attorney.
She plans to marry Alex, an American and fellow attorney, and she introduces him to her folks.
But her dad strongly disapproves of Alex and orders her to meet a bachelor in Korea that they picked out for her before she goes ahead and marries Alex.
Sang-eun reluctantly flies to Korea whereupon she meets the bachelor at the airport.
She and Yeo-jun have a heated argument minutes after they meet each other.
Yeo-jun is not ready to get married as he is trying to focus on his career.
Theres also a young lady who has a secret crush on Yeo-jun.
The relationship between Sang-eun and Yeo-jun is stormy in the beginning but they gradually warm up to each other after getting to know each other in a topsy-turvy way.
Han Sang-eun (actress Yoo Jin)
Korean-Canadian lawyer. She introduces her American boyfriend Alex to her family as the man she wants to marry but her dad vehemently disapproves of Alex. Her parents pick a nice Korean bachelor for her to marry and she visits Korea to meet him. His name is Yeo-jun and Sang-eun finds him intolerable and irritating. Shes a confident and intelligent woman.
Han Hyo-eun (actress Kang Byeol)
Shes an energetic woman and seeks a comfortable life by marrying a rich, handsome man with a gentle personality. Shes used to getting her way with her pretty looks.
Kim Yeo-jun (actor Ki Tae-yeong)
Hes a perfectionist and physician. He has a high regard for himself and was spoiled by his parents and thus, has a self-centered personality. He gets upset when his parents tell him to marry a woman he has never dated or met before. Hes not happy that Sang-eun has an ex-boyfriend that she cant forget but hes not interested in marrying her for that matter.
Kim Yoon-hee (actress Kim Jeong-nan)
She is single and the older sister of Yeo-jun. She was going to marry Hae-sung, her high school sweetheart, but Hae-sungs parents disapproved of her and so she broke up with him. She became pregnant with Hae-sungs baby before they ended their relationship but didnt tell him he was the father. So she raises their baby all by herself. Hae-sung reenters her life and wants to marry her but she resists his overtures because she still cant get over the pain of rejection she endured from his family.
Yoo Hye-rim (actress Lee Seong-min)
The eldest daughter in her family. Her dad is a nouveau riche who made his fortune by speculating in real estate. Having a pretty complexion, she used to model. Being very materialistic, she tries to woo Yeo-jun, a doctor whom she wants to marry, but hes hardly interested in her at all.
Jung Gyu-hwan (actor Jeong Seok-won)
Hes a cameraman and a playboy who loves the company of women. Hes athletic and good at sports. He has a free-spirited personality but is very professional when it comes to work. With his handsome looks and polite manners, he has broken the hearts of many women but Yoon-hee is the only woman he cares about.
Kang Hae-sung (actor Byeon Woo-min)
The eldest son of the founder of the Haesung Group. Hes Yoon-hees high school sweetheart. But he breaks up with Yoon-hee when his parents disapprove of her as their daughter-in-law and then gets married in an arranged marriage, which doesnt last and ends in a divorce. Unable to forget Yoon-hee, he endures humiliation as he tries to persuade her to marry him.
Kang Sae-won (actor Ryoo Sang-wook)
The youngest son of the founder of the Haesung Group. He meets Sang-eun, a childhood friend, at the airport by sheer coincidence and thinks that he and Sang-eun are destined to get married.
|Yoo Jin (유진)
Han Sang-eun (한상은)
|Ki Tae-yeong (기태영)
Kim Yeo-joon (김여준)
|Kim Jeong-nan (김정난)
Kim Yoon-hee (김윤희)
|Byeon Woo-min (변우민)
Kang Hae-seong (강해성)
|Clara (클라라)
Shim Hye-rim (심혜림)
|Ryoo Sang-wook (류상욱)
Kang Se-won (강세원)
|Jeong Seok-won (정석원)
Jeong Gyoo-hwan (정규환)
|Im Hyeon-sik (임현식)
Yoon Seok-joo (윤석주)
|Kang Nam-gil (강남길)
Han Kyeong-tae (한경태)
|Kang Byeol (강별)
Han Hyo-eun (한효은)
|Ban Hyo-jeong (반효정)
Lee Ok-ran (이옥란)
|Choi Sang-hoon (최상훈)
Kim Taek-soo (김택수)
|Yang Hee-kyeong (양희경)
Park Geum-ja (박금자)
|Lee Jeong-hoon (이정훈)
Park Bok-man (박복만)
|Lee Hee-do (이희도)
Sim Dae-hwan (심대환)
|Geum Bo-ra (금보라)
Sin Jin-hee (신진희)
|Lee Do-yeong-I (이도영)
Min Cheol-ho (민철호)
|Olivier (올리비에)
Alex (알렉스)
|Hwang Eun-hye (황은혜)
Kang Jin-joo (강진주)
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Before the star's untimely death in 2007, Heath Ledger was well on his way to two Oscar nominations. One for his quietly haunting turn in Brokeback Mountain and the other for his yet unseen portrayal of The Joker in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight. His star was burning bright and like so many before him, his time came too early. Now we look back at Ledger's ten best performances according to Flickchart viewers.
Perhaps the most horrifying portrayal of a madman captured on film. Jack Nicholson's Joker was said to be unmatched, but then along came Heath Ledger and blew the lid off the whole film. The Joker is a lot like Jaws in that seemingly he has no motivations, nothing wanted, nothing gained, only destruction. Arguably Heath Ledger's best performance, The Joker, represents the self-destructive, selfish nature of humanity. Each backstory he presents is one of loss, betrayal and ultimately, violence. His mind is one of optimism that eventually came crashing around him as the world didn't match it. Unable to deal with the consequences of pain his mind warps to complete evil. The mask within the mask.
The scene above says it all really. Like the ending of Brokeback Mountain which is revealed only through a single object, Ennis is only revealed through a series of gestures. Ennis is a man strangled by how he thinks he should be. He should be the provider of a family, he should be happily married to a nice girl, he should be happy with what he has. But he isn't and the tragedy of Ennis Del Mar is the only happiness he had is rejected by the world.
The film that made Heath Ledger a household name (for any home housing a teenage girl anyway). His comic turn in the film made him a heart-throb across the nation and made this film possibly the most appreciated of the Shakespeare's revisions. Try listening to "Janie's Got a Gun" without thinking of Heath crooning Aerosmith from the top of metal bleachers. Seriously try it, it's impossible.
Bob Dylan as a man will never really be known. So when six actors were selected to play the guises of Mr. Zimmerman it was no surprise that Ledger was selected to play the matinée idol version of the counterculture star. The shades he wears may say, "I'm cool," but what they really mean is, "leave me the hell alone." His life is being crushed under the daily grind of stardom.
Ledger's second go-around with Terry Gilliam was a turbulent one. When Ledger passed away not quite halfway through production Gilliam was left at a crossroads: continue with a different actor or scrap it entirely? Thankfully Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell, and Jude Law stepped up to fill the role. What could not be filled in was the fevered pace of Ledger's Tony. In many realms at once, he dazzles the audience aptly controlling all the worlds on the other side of the looking glass.
Pop history was never this much fun. An underdog from the get-go, William Thatcher is a serf who was dutiful in service until his knight died. Faced with the prospect of eating leather boots he decides to impersonate a knight and ends up jousting against the cartoonishly evil Count Adhemar (Rufus Sewell). A medieval rock opera that leaves you tapping your toes.
As the eldest son of Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson) Gabriel is a headstrong young man who rushes to war. War is a young man's game, but directed by old men. Frightened and unprepared for the aftereffects of war Gabriel is simultaneously thrilled by the blood-lust and anxious to quit fighting and start a life with his love, Ann.
One of the founding fathers of skateboarding. He may not be the most responsible pioneer, but he got the job done. Skip, the mentor to the Z Boys came up with the polyurethane wheels essential to the skateboard's grip, coined the name, and gave them the t-shirts and set them on their way. He was the struck match that set the scene ablaze. Drunken and in the dark of a back room he makes his transition to crafting surfboards and waves goodbye to the movement after the Z-Boys move on to commercial stardom.
Like father, like son. Racism is passed like blood in the Grotowski clan and Sonny is not going to have a part of it anymore. Between the beatings of his father Hank (Billy Bob Thornton) and the insults hurled by his grandfather (Peter Boyle) Sonny chooses to break the chain. A heart-breaking turn in one of the most devastating films of the past decade.
Paired along with brother Wilheim (Matt Damon) Jacob (Ledger) travel throughout countrysides of Germany staging phony magic shows. Wilheim is a cynic, but Jacob holds out the slightest chance that he believes. Unfortunately for them, magic is real and once the two fraudsters are found out by Delatombe (Jonathan Pryce) – righthand to Napoleon – they are sent to an actual magic forest to combat demons. 'Grimm' gives Ledger a chance to stretch out his fantasy muscle and he does not disappoint.


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Sunoco Logistics Partners L.P. (NYSE: SXL) today announced that it will commence a binding Open Season for its Mariner South Pipeline, a pipeline that will transport export grade propane and butane, from Lone Star NGL LLC's storage and fractionation complex in Mont Belvieu, Texas to Sunoco Logistics' terminal in Nederland, Texas. In addition to export grade propane and butane, the pipeline will be available for other natural gas liquids and petroleum products depending on shipper interest. The pipeline is anticipated to have an initial capacity to transport approximately 200,000 barrels per day and can be scaled to support higher volumes as needed. The pipeline is expected to be operational by the first quarter of 2015.
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I took a walk after Thanksgiving dinner. It was too soon for sunset so I took random photos of anything with an interesting shape, color...or both!
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A new little sweater for my daughter. The pattern is Lottie, from my favorite kids knits book, Rowan Junior.
I love this book because there are so many great patterns and they come in a really wide range of sizes, so I have consistently used this book for the last three years. I like to get some bang for my buck when it comes to buying knitting books.
I used Manos Silk Blend yarn colorway 3113. I don't normally go for these multi-colored yarns but this one looked like raspberry crush. These pictures don't capture the subtlety of the colors very well but it is so beautiful and a joy to knit with. It is 30% silk, 70% extra fine merino and it is so soft but is quite forgiving...my favorite kind of yarn.
Here she is, checking out the button. And no, I wouldn't usually pair that dress and that sweater together but for the sake of a quick photo there was no way I was going to change her.
I tried making my own labels with twill tape and transferable printer paper. They came out ok but I am not sure how well they will wash.I'll report back on that.
Next on my knitting list.
Another one of these for my son. (scroll down to the bottom, last one on the right)
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Ready to start the day! I went to aerial silks last night, last minute decision w/ my daughter and had the best time. I need to commit to doing it more often because it makes a big difference. I did it Thursday, Sat and last night and it all came back. I'm annoyed because they've come up w/ a testing system at the gym for it and I really don't want to test. But, if I test I can do open gym (the irony being I was already given permission to do open gym before they came up w/ this new system). I'm guessing silks is bad for the shoulder I hurt while skiing but I'm avoiding moves that might aggravate it further. With my loose joints, there's a good chance that it's just not good for me overall... I have a couple of clients today and am taking it easy otherwise. I haven't done any intense cardio in a while and am wondering if I should or not. Other than wanting to be in that type of shape (like Insanity), I don't think there's a reason to do it these days.
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Jean, sounds like a great time with your daughter!
My diganosis was spot on - it's bronchitis. The doc is a little concerned about pneumonia so if I don't feel any better in the next couple of days, i have to get an xray. I have antibiotics and an additional inhaler for the chest tightness.
I'm not supposed to work out for at least the rest of the week so I'll be taking it easy. I've got my client this morning and I usually see OP on Tuesdays but I'm not sure what we're doing yet.
My fur-kid gave me a scare yesterday. He was walking sideways and seeming disoriented. Turns out he was dehydrated. That little bugger... several times now, I think... it this it? Are we there? And he turns out to have a very minor issue.
I got a bit of a promotion yesterday with the resume company. I'm now receiving orders from some of their external partners and those jobs pay more. Kinda cool.
Slept good and my mood is somewhat better although I'm working through some issues with best friend and that's always kind of stressful. Oy.
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Jean, glad you had a good time with your daughter. I haven't been to Insanity or Cross fit for a while because I am thinking along the same lines as you. I do a lot of cardio but I just can't handle "intensity" right now. I keep wondering if I am getting lazy. I think that is why suddenly I love running again. I can just relax and mosey along at my own pace and I know I am getting in a good cardio workout.
Gym-take it easy if there is any concern at all about pneumonia. Yikes I had that once and it was horrible to overcome.
Fresh-I hear you on the allergies. I have to spit so much while running that I feel sorry for the people that run with me and have to listen to me. lol
I am taking it easy today. My feet and legs are a little sore from my mileage, I have a toenail that is irritated, and somehow I got a slight sunburn despite the fact I was wearing a sport 50+ sunscreen. However, I am NOT complaining about all the sunshine I have been soaking in for the past few days. :-)
After my run on Sunday I think I am about ready for a half-marathon. My original plans had my running a half this past weekend so I am not too far off my goal despite the achilles injury. I am looking around at possibly running one next month.
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You should be fine in your shoes. Maybe next time get fitted, if you didn't this time, for how you run if you're wearing one side down more than the other. Most of us do that. And, if you get fitted, they might be able to get shoes that fit the foot that you broke better.
Volunteering at an event like the Boston Marathon would be awesome. I should do it more often. This sounds stupid but I feel so lazy when I'm there volunteering and think I should be running. But, at Boston that wouldn't be a possibility so I could help and not feel that way.


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Ages 4 to 8
A Big Fat Enormous Lie;
by Marjorie Sharmat; Puffin, 1993
Berenstain Bears and the Truth
; by Stan Berenstain; Random House, 1983
Edwurd Fudwupper Fibbed Big
; by Berkeley Brethed; Little, Brown, 2003
Eli and His Little White Lie
; by Goldie Golding; Mesorah Publishing, 1997
How to Behave and Why
; by Munro Leaf, Universe, 2002
It Wasn't Me: Learning About Honesty
; by Brian Moses; Wayland, 1997
Let's Talk About Cheating
; by Dolly Brittan; PowerKids Press, 1997
Oh, Brother! Someone's Fibbing!
; by Betty Birney; Golden Books, 1997
Pinky Promise: A Book About Telling the Truth
; by Vanita Braver; Child & Family Press, 2004
Ruthie and the (Not So) Teeny Tiny Lie
; by Laura Rankin; Bloomsbury, 2007
Some Tell Stories
; by Thierry Robberecht; Clarion Books, 2007
The Tales of Tango
: The Sticky Situation; by Sally Atkinson; Tango's Grove Publishing, 1998
Telling the Truth
; by Althea; Gareth Stevens Pub, 1998
Ages 8 to 12
Dealing with Lying
; by Lisa K. Adams; PowerKids Press, 1997
Harriet the Spy
; by Louise Fitzhugh; HarperCollins, 1987
Honest-to-Goodness Truth
; by Pat McKissack: Aladdin, 2003
John Patrick Norman McHennessy: The Boy Who was Always Late
; by John Burningham; Crown, 1999
True Lies: 18 Tales for You to Judge
; by George Shannon; Beach Tree Books, 1999
The Children's Truth-Control Book
; by Adolph Moser; Landmark Editions, 1999
A Question of Trust
; by Marion Bauer; Scholastic, 1994
Young Adults
Taking It
; by Michael Camum; Viking, 1995
Books for Adults
Childhood Lying, Stealing, and Cheating
; by Foster Cline; Love & Logic Press, 2000 (Audiobook)
Why Kids Lie: How Parents Can Encourage Truthfulness
; by Paul Ekman; Penguin, 1991
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Ian Cooke will release the long-awaited animated short film for his epic love story "Cassowary & Fruit Bat" at the SIE Film Center in Denver, Colorado on October 10th, 2013.
Directed by local animator Adam Singer, the video has been in progress for over two years. The story revolves around a flying mammal's attempts to win the heart of a flightless bird. Singer and Cooke built elements for the video out of organic materials, then photographed and added the elements for the final 6-minute-long animated final product.
The short film is part of a larger package including a picture book, an album, and a impressive collection of music videos, live footage, and documentaries. The package was produced by Ian O'Dougherty and will be released by Greater Than Collective.
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Every quarter, UC Irvine engineering professor John Garman has to get to know a slew of new students.
It's never been easy. In fact, it can be terrifying.
Not because he has too many students, but because he has a condition that prevents him from recognizing people's faces.
It's called face blindness, or prosopagnosia.
He can recognize anything else – just not faces.
"I can point out any car in the parking lot, and I can tell you the year, make and model and something else about it," said Garman, director of the Engineering Design in Industry Program.
Garman said he was born without the ability to recognize faces but discovered it was a specific condition only about eight months ago from watching a "60 Minutes" segment on people who were "face blind."
He had always figured he was bad with names. "I just thought I was socially awkward."
As a professor, he's compensated by keeping notebooks of his students' names and brief descriptions next to each name, such as "hair parted on side," "messy hair," "glasses, short hair" and "Christopher changed his hair."
If someone changes their appearance, that messes up his system. It's especially challenging when he meets students out of context – without their projects or outside the classroom.
"When someone walks up to me outside of class, and I say, 'I don't know who you are' ... It's hard to do that. It hurts people's feelings," he said. "They think you don't care about them."
Now that he's aware of his condition, he begins each new class showing them the "60 Minutes" video.
"He did that because he didn't want to offend any of us," said one of Garman's students, Ananya Habtemariam, who had never heard of face blindness.
Not a lot is known about face blindness. "I'm 43 going on 44 and had never heard of it," Garman said.
It's been seriously researched only for the past 10 years, said Marlene Behrmann, professor of cognitive neuroscience at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. "A lot of people are working really hard to characterize the disorder," she said.
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