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The SA recommended the Pink #1 corrector for my moderate to heavy dark undereye circles. It is very pigmented but the pink color is just a bit too.... pink. I have a hard time applying my concealer on top without mixing it all together to make a lighter pink color under my eyes. Or sometimes the pink shows through. It takes too much time and effort to make my eyes look natural. Tarte's Dark Circle Defense Corrector is more hydrating and easier to work with.
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Great product, love the corrective quality. I purchased the pink one and it works amazingly well. For reference, I am an NW20. A little goes a long, long way with this one. Very happy with my purchase.
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If you have DARK DARK DARK circles, such as I do (Thanks Heredity) this is the product for you. I litterally thought the mirror was lieing as I put this on--but my dark circles had completely vanished. It may be pricy, I know but its worth it--trust me. Even if you are fair--just put a liquid flesh tone concealer over it. Result: Flawless. OMG this is my HG. I put my maybelline mineral power concealer over it & set with my Laura Mercier loose powder. My boyfriend noticed--and he never pays attention to my makeup. He even is going to buy some thats how good this product is. Highly Reccomended.
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I gasped after applying this product and seeing what it did. Then I ran around to various indoor and outdoor spots to see if if was really true. It's true! My dark circles vanished completely with NO DETECTION OF MAKEUP. Face it any product can cover up a dark circle if it is thick or opaque enough but who wants to manage that all day. I have fair skin and my darkness was not that bad but I hated to keep dabbing all day to keep the product from collecting in the creases (Laura Mercier). This product is a breakthrough. It doesn't cover up the darkness but cancels it out and it does so without any perceivable layer of makeup. It just sinks into your skin. It is particularly beneficial for that dark area on the side of the bridge of the nose. It is a silky somewhat watery texture and you only need the merest amount. Just dot it on and gently smooth it over the darkness. After applying this I decided not to wear foundation - it's that good. The price is $ 36. and honestly I must have paid $360. experimenting with concealers because as you know, when you get this right, everything is right. I purchased the #1 which is a peachy pink with a beige undertone. I am going to purchase the green which is used for redness. I highly, highly recommend this product.
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This product is pricey, yes, but it is worth every single cent - just like most Armani products. I have very dark circles under my eyes and this in #2 (orange) with a little concealer over the top covers them perfectly. Use sparingly because a little will go a very long way.
Quick Warning: Be careful when you pull the top off. Because it's a watery texture, it's likely to flick all over you if you're not careful. One of my best white t-shirts = ruined. Still love this product though :)
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I have is in n. 1. It neutralises under eye circles in a natural way, it is not dry and with a tiny bit ot concealer on the top of this product: job done. It is liquid but not transparent. The tip of the brush is very long and thin; it makes it easy to use just a couple of dots. I pat it my my ring finger. It is very expensive but a little goes a very long way, it wil last me at least 1 year!
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this product comes in a lot of different colors and the girl at the counter found one that works really nicely on me. it's so orange! but it works on my purple bags :) it's not cheap by any means and probably not even affordable for most people. BUT if your bags are your #1 problem i would say skimp on ES/NP/LS etc and pay for a product that delivers and will set a good foundation for the rest of your look. you don't need to pile it on, either, so it is always a thin, managable layer that just makes it look like it's your skin without bags. very nice :)
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Simply great. I almost rank this up there with CDP and Stephane Marais products in terms of fixing my undereye area. I'm NC27, with undereyes that look puffy, sunken or tired depending on where I am in my insomnia battle; they most always look sallow and shadowed. While I don't have actual wrinkles yet, I hate piling on product around my eyes because I feel it ages me ten years. Hence most of the products from Laura Mercier, Bobbi Brown and so on, even if they do conceal, don't please me because they just feel too heavy and smeary and fake-looking. I'd rather just wear foundation and look more natural, if shadowed.
Which brings me to this Armani corrector. I got it in #1, the pink shade. It's sort of a pale salmon color. I have never cared for the apricot or yellow based concealers or correctors that are supposed to be so helpful. A transculent pink can do more to brighten, which is why I picked this shade. And it's perfect. It's not an illuminating highlighter, or thick concealer, it just magically disappears all the shadows and puffies and sunkenness and leaves a smooth, radiant undereye area. It is quite liquid and thin, with a tiny brush, which means you can just dot on a tiny amount, blend and be done. You really don't need much at all, which makes this product actually cheap when all is said and done. Lovely product.
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Thank you Giorgio Armani for making this product. I am thinking about buying 10 of them to keep at home for fear they will discontinue this product...I cannot live without it!!!! I was at Nordstrom one day just looking around at makeup and the GA rep told me to come over and try some stuff. I did, skeptically and I am so happy I did because this stuff is life changing! I had always thought you use yellow to correct under eye circles...that's just what I read & was told. WRONG! The yellow just turns the bluish-purple under eye cirlcles a GREEN color. Right? I mean that's what happens when you mix yellow & blue = green! This corrector in PINK is amazing. It gets rid of the blue color AND also blends with the color of your skin because it's pinkish and not a light-yellowish concealor. This means if you want to dab this on and run out of the house with nothing else on your face, you will look like you had 12 hrs of sleep! For me, that is a miracle and worth every penny and more. I scour ebay for it so I can stock up! ahah! Buy it and make one little thing in your life simple! Enjoy! PLEASE NOTE: It is very runny...to apply it properly, dab onto the area you need coverage, then blend/pat into skin with Sephora's red Multi-Purpose sponge. Completely undetectable! Don't try to use the brush it comes with or any bursh for that matter, you will see brush lines. hope this helps!
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I am a concealer addict and this happens to be my favorite (well, I guess it's technically a corrector). I got this in the peach/orange shade and it does a great job of getting rid of undereye circles. It's not a miracle product, but it's as good as the others I've tried (bobbi brown, benefit erase paste, CdP, cargo, EL double wear, lancome effacernes, NYX, LM, revlon age defying, dior, MUFE).
The best thing about it is the very light, liquid formula that blends easily and never cakes. I was told I could use on it's own and it looks ok that way, but it can leave my NC30 skin a little sallow looking without something over it. I like it much better when I use a highlighter pen (usually touche eclat or an older lancome flash retouche) over it. The only downside is that this combo doesn't last all day on me and I will usually need to reapply at least the highlighter by the end of the day.
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After the video, Jensen put on a safe-sex sideshow -- a blunt, sometimes confessional mix of anecdotes and grim warnings using the condoms, lubricants, and dildos heaped on top of the bar as props -- while interpreter Jason Southwell translated into sign language.
Jensen found a communication tool that worked even better: humor. He bared his shiny head and made a joke about baldness; he kept losing track of the very real-looking rubber penises he had on hand to illustrate condom use. He also got the audience's attention when he confessed that many AIDS educators themselves fail to follow the safe-sex prescriptions they give others.
"Is it hard to talk about safe sex?" Jensen asked the audience.
An audience member signed furiously: "It's hard to get the first date. It's hard to get your first condom at the store."
"What I suggest is for you to get two or three people together and talk about it," Jensen said. "Visit the condom shop together," he added.
An audience member suggested bringing out a magazine article that discusses condoms. "Whatever you do," Jensen urged, "just insist that the partner use safe-sex practices."
"If you're struggling to have a conversation about safe sex, it's better to leave the situation," Jensen advised.
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Monday, July 07, 2014
As reported in December , PG&E's California Gas Transmission filed its 2015 Gas Transmission and Storage Rate Case on December 19, 2013. Between now and the final resolution of the Rate Case, CGT's plan is to provide regular updates so that our customers are aware of issues and decisions as they unfold. Each update will be accompanied by the logo, above, indicating a Rate Case Update.
CGT's Objectives in the Rate Case
The tragedy of the San Bruno pipeline explosion, and subsequent legislation, have influenced a much different approach to the gas business, both in California and across the entire country. CGT's current focus, as spelled out in the Rate Case filing:
- Gas Operators are required to do more than ever before to enhance public and employee safety. California legislation, Senate Bill (SB) 705, mandates that gas operators go beyond "adequate" and develop and implement safety plans that are "consistent with best practices in the gas industry."
- CGT's 2015 forecast reflects a rigorous risk-based asset management and investment planning process. We believe that we have forecast the right work to achieve the appropriate level of risk reduction over a reasonable timeframe and at a reasonable cost.
- CGT's approach to this rate case is different than past rate cases. We are providing more detail than previously about how we identified the forecast work and how we determined that it is the right work and the right amount of work. More detail, more transparency, and a new approach along asset family lines.
The Bottom Line
We are currently all facing the same challenges in the US natural gas industry: aging infrastructure, increased focus on safety and safe ways of doing business, striving to understand and adopt "best practices", all while continuing to provide reliable and cost-effective services. While the revenue requirement request is higher than in past cases, the work is necessary to reduce risk and meet current regulatory and legislative requirements.
What Our Customers Will Get Out of the Rate Case
We think there are some significant benefits for CGT's customers:
- Equalized Redwood and Baja rates - Allows our shippers to focus on fewer market variables. The cost of supply will be the single determinant of which supply to bring to the Citygate.
- Increase in storage capacity for load balancing, from the current 75 MMcf/day of injection and withdrawal to 130 MMcf/day of injection and 200 MMcf/day of withdrawal. This more closely reflects the actual operational use of balancing needed for intraday fluctuations in load, as evidenced during the cold wave of December 2013. 75 MMcf/d injection and withdrawal will continue to be the criteria for calling OFOs.
- An additional nomination cycle - More opportunity to respond to changes in customer demand throughout the gas day.
The Currently Anticipated Time Line
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The schedule set forth by the Commission anticipates a proposed decision by first quarter, 2015. However, in accordance with the last Gas Accord Settlement (GA V), in the absence of a decision, backbone transmission rates effective January 1, 2015 will be the 2014 base rates with a 2% escalation factor. (Note, prior to applying the 2% escalation factor, the rates that are effective 12/31/14 will be adjusted, both up and down, as several GA V rate factors drop away at the close of the GA V period.)
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Bainbridge Dance Center's 33rd Annual Student Performance comes to Bainbridge Performing Arts at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 24 through Saturday, June 28 at Bainbridge Performing Arts.
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Wes Martin, the last-minute New Bohemian guitarist added shortly after the band got signed to Geffen in 1987, wrote most of this material five years ago, as the Bos were going bust; it was recorded in 1993 in Germany with former New Bos Matt Chamberlain on drums and percussion and Brad Houser on bass, in addition to a cast of musicians including Caf� Noir's Gale Hess on violin and clarinet, and it was released last summer on an independent label in Germany that had Europe-only distribution, which makes it obscure any way you cut it. Yet 3 Pound Universe (so named for Martin's post-Bos band, which had a brief existence at places like Club Dada) deserves a better existence, even if Martin now dismisses it as "ancient" and "a reaction to and an attempt at purging New Bohemia."
It's a remarkable piece of work, the sort of "rock" record that transcends such a lowbrow definition; it's art-rock by strict explication, somewhere between XTC (melodic structures hold equal weight with atmospheric textures) and Discipline-era King Crimson (Martin sounds not so different than Adrian Belew, himself a quirky and compelling singer with an ethereal guitar sound) and a small Beatles obsession. But it's also country swing, ambient, sometimes even approaching "jazz" till it backs off into an even more fragile setting--thanks in large part to Hess' ability to fill in the blanks one minute then become the empty spaces the next.
3 Pound Universe is the sort of record Mildred might have made had the Brothers Rueffer not ditched art-rock for straight-faced pop. The songs soar ("Magpie") and whisper ("Providence & Method"), go for subtle and bizarre beauty ("As the Ostrich Flies") even as the sound gets creepier and creepier. Half the time, you can't tell what's being played--is it violin or guitar? clarinet or trumpet?--but it hardly matters in the end. The best records work when you don't pay any attention to how the music's made.
It succeeds because it doesn't try to be a rock record and because it takes itself seriously as an "art" project but never becomes so self-absorbed you can't get inside the music. Martin, Chamberlain, Houser, Hess, producer-multi-instrumentalist David Torn, and the other musicians create this ambient texture where instruments get piled on top of each other but are never in the way. And if Martin does get tangled up in the language sometimes--he leans toward the abstract instead of the concrete, and when he's not being obscure he's just being incoherent--then at least he justifies the words by propping them up with a special, spectral sound.
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Vivaldi: Concerti, Op. 8 / Interpreti Veneziani
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Tartini: Violin Concertos (8) / Giuliano Fontanella, Enrico Casazza, Paolo Ciociola, violins; Interpreti Veneziani
2 CD / Newton Classics / 2012-09-25Works: Giuseppe Tartini: Concerto for Violin in A minor, D. 113; Concerto for Violin in A minor, D. 115; Concerto for Violin in G major, D. 80; Concerto in A, D96; Concerto for Violin in D minor, D. 45; Con...
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Here is detail of an award for the Andy Cave French translation of "Learning to Breathe". One of the only two authors ever awarded a prize at this international mountain book fair. And two AC members!!
This year's "Grand Prix du Salon du Livre de Montagne de Passy" was won by the French translation by Eric Vola of Andy Cave's book "Learning to Breathe" titled "L'ombre et la lumière". This is a truly amazing achievement given the stiff competition this year from very well known authors in France. In particular one of the contestants was a biography of Patrick Edlinger, a charismatic figure for French climbers. If Andy Cave is famous in the UK, in France very few know of him. But his account of life in the mines and his poignant tales of his Changaband ascent clearly enthused the jury.
The translation was also a remarkable feat given the use of mining terminology and a vocabulary which enlivens the tale by its authenticity but renders translation very delicate. The equivalent mining dialect would have been "Chti", still used in Northern France in mining communities but which would have been lost on the rest of the French population.
How did this French translation come about? An imaginative publisher, Paul-Erik Mondron of Nevicata, a talented translator, our AC member Eric Volal, encouraged by Chris Bonnington who when asked by the pair which book he would recommend to translate pointed to it, and a gripping tale.
The duo Mondron/Vola seems to be forming a winning team: 2 years ago another book translated by Eric Vola and published by Paul-Erik Mondron won the second prize at the Passy international book fair. This time the author was Chris Bonnington and the French title of this collection of mountain tales was "Les horizons lointains". In the 23 year history of the Passy bookfair these Bonnington and Cave were the only English authors ever awarded a prize!
FIRST ON THE CONTINENTS London (Thursday 27th November)
Andy Kirkpatrick, fresh from leading the ONE SHOW's Alex Jones in her climb during Sport Relief, will speak of his new route climbed in2013 on the Wolf's Tooth - Ulvetanna, in Antarctica.
Doug Scott says of the event "With a cast of world class climbers at the top of their game First on the Continents will be a compelling day. It will take the audience Around the World in Seven Climbs, with tales of pure adventure set amongst amazing landscapes."
FIRST ON THE CONTINENTS at Oxford (Friday 28th November) and Chesterfield (Sunday 30th November)
These are evening only events with speakers Alex Huber, Andy Kirkpatrick and Michael Kennedy introduced by Doug Scott. There are no supporting speakers at these events.
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Get into the Christmas spirit in Cape TownIn case you're not yet feeling the Christmas spirit, here are some ways to get the festive feeling.
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Life is 'Kwak' in the Mother City"We will need your left shoe please sir, we can't have you running off with our glass…" And with that begins my Kwak Beer Experience at Den Anker at the V&A Waterfront. The relinquishing of my left shoe dates back to a tradition which began in 19th Century Belgium. If I want to drink the beer, I need to forfeit my left shoe… for a time at least. The tradition started because the glasses were extremely expensive and difficult to replace at the time. It sparked a Belgian custom in which the barman kept the left shoe of patrons until the glass had been returned.
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Photo by Skye Grove The links between South Africa and Brazil can be drawn back a long way. The seas that supposedly divide these two countries in some sense unite them. Both ancient ships and hi-tech yachts have charted their course along these ocean lines. Pedro Cabral, the 15th century Portuguese explorer, was on his way to the Cape of Storms (named so by Bartolomeu Dias, another Portuguese explorer of the age, and one of Cabral's contemporaries) when he landed on the coast of Brazil.
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A VILLAGE fete-inspired summer fair has helped a nursing home near Uttoxeter smash its fund-raising target.
Family, friends, staff and residents defied the bad weather to help Hoar Cross Nursing Home raise £1,700 towards more activities and new equipment for residents.
The Summer Fair, which was opened by East Staffordshire mayor Ron Clarke, attracted nearly 300 visitors throughout the day with people enjoying the theme.
A miniature steam engine tractor and the old Rolls Royce Silver Ghost proved the main hits of the classic and vintage car show, while Hoar Cross Hall put on treatments designed to refresh and relax.
Folk band The Crooked Bawbees and the Uttoxeter Brass Band provided the music with dancing from the Uttoxeter Morris Men.
General manager Kathy Cleaver said: "We try to make these events as inclusive as possible and this was reflected in the different ages of people who attended, from babies and toddlers to teenagers, adults and our oldest resident – Dorothy Holdway – aged 100.
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ADD TO LISTHuacachina isn't a particularly well-known destination within Peru, but it does receive a few travelers, most of whom make a brief stop to see the Huacachina Sand Dunes. Generally, travelers visiting the area tend to stick to more popular destinations such as Nazca. If you do travel to Huacachina, please take some time to tell us about what you saw in this Huacachina travel guide.
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Not entirely sure whether Huacachina is still there after the 2007 earthquake. If it is, then its a great place to chill for a few days. Set in an oasis surrounded by huge sand dunes, there are 2-3 hostel/hotels, mainly frequented by backpackers, two of them have nice pools and there are a couple of good restaurants/bars. Its also close to Ica, where you can do a wine tour and discover how they make Pisco Sour. But the main reason for visiting Huacachina is the sandboarding. You go out into the desert in big Mad Max-style dune buggies (not for the faint-hearted, and wear eye protection and ideally a bandana or something to cover your face), flying over HUGE dunes, and then sandboard down them. You can do it snowboard style (difficult, the bindings aren't exactly quality), or just lie on the board. You'll be spitting up sand for months but its huge fun.
Most of the people enroute from Machu Picchu to Lima, pass by and have no idea what they are missing. An incredible party Oasis. It exists. Huacachina. Just 7 km from Ica in tuk-tuk ride, Huacachina is actually a lake sorrounded by sand dunes. There are just 2 things there. Hostels and Clubs.OK 3. Sandboarding is the third. You will have fun with these bizarre and awesome place. Check your 50 Soles bill. It is right behind it. Stay in casa de arena hostel with great prices and a nice swimming pool. Make this break between Machu Picchu and Lima. You won't regret it. Maybe after waking up totally drunk and red in the middle of the desert.
While on your way to the south of Peru, do stay in this laid back backpackers place - doing sandboarding is a must!
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Hard rock supergroup BLACK STAR RIDERS have added eight additional headlining shows throughout the Midwest & East Coast on their first run of the U.S. this spring in support of their debut album, All Hell Breaks Loose. Launching in San Antonio, Texas on May 1st and winding their way to Birmingham, Alabama on June 15th, BSR will co-headline six of the twenty shows withSKID ROW.
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SKID ROW Tour With BLACK STAR RIDERS Kicks Off May 8, New EP On Aug. 5th
SKID ROW–Johnny Solinger (vocals), Scotti Hill (guitar), Rachel Bolan (bass), Snake Sabo (guitar) and Rob Hammersmith (drums)—will be a long way from home throughout the summer. First, the band is teaming up with Black Star Riders for a brief tour of the west coast, which starts May 8 in Tucson, AZ at the Rialto Theatre. Once that concludes on May 16, the band will play headlining shows across the U.S., including a stop at the legendary Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles, CA on Saturday, May 17 and an appearance at this year's Rocklahoma festival on May 23 in Pryor, OK. They'll then head to Europe in June for various festivals, including the Download Festival in Donington, England on June 14. Once the U.S. trek concludes in July, SKID ROW will head to Kostrzyn, Poland, where they've been invited to headline one of the biggest festivals in Europe, the Woodstock Festival Poland on July 31.
All of this touring is getting their loyal fans ready for the highly anticipated new seven-song EP, UNITED WORLD REBELLION — PART 2, set for release August 5 via Megaforce Records.
After a hiatus that started in 1996, SKID ROW returned to the big stage—literally–opening for KISS in 2000. Exhilarated to tour with the heroes who rallied them in the first place, the band was reinvigorated by being underdogs who needed to come out fighting to prove themselves.
"When we put the band back together, we needed to reintroduce SKID ROW as relevant without relying too much on past success," explains bassist Rachel Bolan. "We wrote songs and hit the road. We sunk our heart and soul into it, letting people know we weren't doing it for lack of something better to do."
2003's THICKSKIN and 2006's REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE were battle plans for hundreds of live shows with new singer Johnny Solinger out front, every night being a hard fought battle to win new fans and convince the old ones. UNITED WORLD REBELLION — PART 2 is SKID ROW coming out swinging. Rachel and guitarist Snake Sabo tapped again into the potent songwriting collaboration that built the band. Sabo says they were eagerly up to the challenge. "We seem to be at our best when we're faced with adversity. It's us against the world again–and by us I mean the band and the fans who stick with us and carry the SKID ROW torch without fail."
New plans came together in an Atlanta recording studio. But it's a different time, a different industry, so they decided to record a series of EPs. "The idea really appealed to me," says Bolan, "especially with the constantly changing musical climate. I like the idea of a steady flow of new music, as opposed to releasing a full-length album then riding it for the next two years."
That guerrilla burst of recording a concise EP fostered a focused intensity that was liberating, says Snake. "The pressure seemed to be lifted. That immediately set me at ease and it became really exciting."
Exciting and potent, prompting Solinger to exert the full range of his ability. "The third time in the studio as the voice of SKID ROW was the proverbial charm, and the proof is in the tracks. UNITED WORLD REBELLION — PART 2 is the most meaningful work I've done with the band. It's definitely the most I've been challenged, vocally."
That sound is rambunctious exuberance. They got older, but SKID ROW never really grew up. UNITED WORLD REBELLION — PART 2 is still the youth gone wild, their musical spark still burning gasoline.
Check out SKID ROW at any of the following stops:
With Black Star Riders:
Thu 5/8 Tucson, AZ Rialto Theatre
Fri 5/9 Tempe, AZ The Marquee
Sat 5/10 Corona, CA M15
Mon 5/12 Sacramento, CA Harlows
Tue 5/13 San Francisco, CA DNA
Thu 5/15 Agoura Hills, CA Canyon Club
Fri 5/16 San Juan Capistrano, CA Coach House
Sat 5/17 Los Angeles, CA The Whisky
Sun 5/18 Hermosa Beach, CA Saint Rocke
Tue 5/20 Houston, TX Scout Bar
Wed 5/21 Abilene, TX Lucky Mule
Fri 5/23 Pryor, OK Rocklahoma
Sat 5/24 Dallas, TX Trees
Sun 5/25 Lubbock, TX Big Purple Festival
Wed 7/9 Rochester, NY Montage Music Hall
Thu 7/10 Cleveland, OH Agora
Fri 7/11 Newport, KY Thompson House
Sat 7/12 Arlington Heights, IL Home Bar
Sun 7/13 Watseka, IL Watseka Theater
Thu 7/17 Peoria. IL Illinois State Fair
Fri 7/18 Turtle Lake, WI St. Croix Casino
Sat 7/19 Oshkosh, WI Rock USA
Sun 7/20 Battle Creek, MI Planet Rock
Fri 7/25 Duncannon, PA Tubby's
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Black Star Riders @ The Limelight Belfast
Black Star Riders
with Dead Daisies & Western Sand
@ The Limelight, Belfast
Sunday December 15th 2013
Review & Photography by Paul Verner
Just over a year ago, the latest incarnation of Thin Lizzy played Belfast's newly rejuvenated Limelight complex on what would be the penultimate date of that particular 'Farewell Tour'. The Rock n' Roll grapevine had been busy spitting out rumors that the current line-up had been writing new material and after that gig the fans were eagerly awaiting some kind of news about a new release from the Thin Lizzy camp.
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Black Star Riders: All Hell Brakes Loose European Tour 2013 at Kulturbolaget Malmo, Sweden
Black Star Riders
All Hell Brakes Loose European Tour 2013
Red'sCool – special guest
The Gloria Story – support act
Kulturbolaget, Malmo, Sweden
November 7, 2013
Reviewed and live pictures by: Anders Sandvall
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BLACK STAR RIDERS – Vocalist Ricky Warwick
Black Star Riders is a new "all-star" band that formed in late 2012. The band got started when members of the most recent line-up of Thin Lizzy decided to record new material, but they choose not to release it under the Thin Lizzy name. The band now consists of vocalist/guitarist Ricky Warwick (the Almighty), bassist Marco Mendoza (ex-Whitesnake, Blue Murder), and guitarists Damon Johnson (ex-Alice Cooper, Brother Cane) and Scott Gorham who's the only remaining member from Thin Lizzy's classic line-up. The original Thin Lizzy drummer Brian Downey and longtime keyboardist Darren Wharton decided not to take part of this new band and Downey was then replaced by Jimmy DeGrasso (ex-Y&T, Megadeth, Alice Cooper). The band released its highly acclaimed debut album ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE on May 2013 and since they've been extremely busy touring act across the world. Black Star Riders played its first show in Finland on last November. Vocalist Ricky Warwick sat down with us in backstage of club Virgin Oil Co and we discussed about the new album, creation process of new songs, the future of Black Star Riders and Thin Lizzy, possibility of the Almighty reunion and various other topics. Read on!
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Download Festival 2013
@ Donington Park, UK
June 13th-15th
Review by Anna Dumpe
Download Festival is known as one of the most exciting rock/metal festivals all over the world. It's usually one of the first events to kick off the festival season and it never disappoints. For eleven years in a row, Download has booked some of the biggest names in rock and metal music scene and 2013 was no different. Three acts to headline the Download weekend of June 13th-15th included Slipknot, Iron Maiden and Rammstein. However, many other bands appeared on five different stages across the weekend and we were there to catch as many of them as possible. So we offer you to read about our Download 2013 adventures and see what you missed out on, if you weren't there.
The excitement that kicks in once you arrive to the arena is inconceivable. You see first bands hitting the stage and thousands of heavy metal fans arriving and gathering together. The sun is shining and beer is flowing signalizing the beginning of one of the most exciting weekends of the year.
We're at Download 2013. This is happening…
The first band we get to catch when arriving to the arena is Asking Alexandria.
While the legendary Uriah Heep are performing on the Second (The Zippo Encore) stage. It's an easy decision, so we quickly pass the Main stage to kick off our Download 2013 with some good old "Easy Livin'".
Uriah Heep put on a great show and it's a pleasure to be watching such a classic band still going strong. They're still sounding tight and perform some of their greatest tunes they've ever written, like "Sunrise," "Gypsy," "Look at yourself" and, obviously, "Easy Livin'".
After a great set by Uriah Heep, we head back to the Main Stage to see Papa Roach.
We wonder if there are still people out there that genuinely love this band, taking that their streak of luck happened quite a while ago. About a minute later our question is answered when we're nearly swept off our feet by thousands of Papa Roach fans, running head over heels, just to fight their way through the crowd and get to the front of the stage. True story, ladies and gent. It was crazy.
Papa Roach set is everything you'd expect from it. It's energetic, fun and a bit ridiculous when singer Jacoby Shaddix jumps off the stage to dive in the mud. …but that's what you do when you're at Download Festival, right?
Not everyone's a fan of this band, but trust us on this one. When it comes to hits like "Between Angels and Insects," "Scars" and "Last Resort," not a single person in the audience is able to stand still.
After a good shot of energy delivered by Papa Roach, we head over to The Pepsi Max Stage to witness The Sword blast out some epic riffs in the best retro-metal manner. Coming all the way from Austin, Texas to perform material off their new album 'Apocryphon' and throw in some good old classics, like "Freya," The Sword guys prove themselves as a great bunch of professionals that manage to sound live as great as they sound on the record.
Back to the Main Stage and it's time to see Down.
Phil Anselmo and the boys have chosen to perform a great selection of tunes turning their set into an absolutely ripping performance. Songs like "Witchtripper," "Lifer," "Ghosts Along the Mississippi," "Stone The Crow" and "Bury Me In Smoke" go down exceptionally well.
Best comments in-between songs and the funniest facial expressions delivered by the one and only Mr. Phil Anselmo; there is no stage too big for that man.
Next up on the main stage are Korn with a thrilling and rather challenging set, as they mix all the well-known classics with some fresh material off their latest album The Path Of Totality. Dub step inspired tracks, like "Narcissistic Cannibal" and "Get Up!" go down surprisingly well and the audience seems to be having a blast.
Songs like "Falling Away From Me," "Coming Undone", "Did My Time" and "Freak On A Leash" are sounding as powerful as ever and takes us on a sentimental trip back to the 1990's when nu-metal and dreadlocks ruled the charts and were a part of every teenager's life.
Next up on the Main Stage are Bullet For My Valentine.
Apologies to all their fans, but no, thank you.
We leave the Main stage to catch the upcoming and in-every-aspect-awesome-and-mind-blowing French trio The Algorithm. They're on at The Red Bull Studios Stage and deliver a killer of a set. Songs like "Trojans" and "Access Granted" are the right party anthems to officially kick off this Friday night. As amusing it might seem to see hundreds of metal heads bounce around to electronic music mixed with proper metal breakdowns, it's also incredibly satisfying to see so many people that seek variety in heavy metal genre and are here to support upcoming artists, like The Algorithm.
Just before it's time to head to the Main stage for tonight's headliners, we wander off to the Second Stage and catch a bit of Gogol Bordello's on-stage shenanigans.
Bringing a full band of eight people with him, he puts on a show that's as entertaining as hectic and chaotic. There's a mad party happening on-stage and within the audience, as the band performs hits like "Wonderlust King," "Break The Spell" and "Start Wearing Purple".
Gogol Bordello is a gypsy punk band you must see if you're familiar with or a fan of Eastern European and Russian culture, as hearing their music will make you want to down vodka, dance a little stupid and swear in Russian. What a band..!
After a nice day of watching lots of great bands and drinking beer with your mates, it seems that it doesn't get any better than this, but just because we're at Download, it does, in fact, get a lot better.
It's Friday night at Download 2013 and 90'000 people are here in Donington Park to witness Slipknot headline the Main stage for the first time since 2009. The crowd is buzzing with excitement, as we prepare to be blown away by their performance.
Slipknot take the stage with an incredible amount of energy and they manage to own the crowd within seconds.
Opening their set with "Disasterpiece," Slipknot manage to shake the grounds of Donington like a thunderstorm. Blasting out a hit after hit, they seem to have managed to put together a set list to please any kind of Slipknot fan. Classics like "Wait and Bleed," "Dead Memories," "Sulfur," "Psychosocial" and "Duality", which is dedicated to Paul Gray, really make the crowd go nuts.
There's mosh-pits, circle-pits, crowd surfing and random human bodies flying around the place. The performance is stopped twice during songs "Before I Forget" and "Left Behind", as the safety barrier in front of the stage collapses twice. It's an absolute madness, but it's also the best fun we've had in a long time.
The band appear to be in a great shape and are sounding superb. Corey Taylor's vocal parts are sounding immense and Joey Jordison's drumming is, as always, spectacular and a real entertainment to watch. Shawn 'Clown' Crahan is a great entertainer, as she smacks the hell out of his percussions while spinning up in the air.
After finishing their set with "Spit it Out," Slipknot return to stage for an encore of "(sic)," "People = Shit" and "Surfacing".
The band really put their heart and soul into this performance and you would struggle to find a single member of the audience that was left unsatisfied.
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Article and pictures by Arto Lehtinen and Marko Syrjälä
"Welcome to the show" – welcomed by KISS when headlining the second day of the Sweden Rock fest. Well, once again the Finnish Metal-Rules.com team made their annual roadtrip to Sweden Rock. Metal Rules has covered Swedenrock since 2001, therefore it is quite logical to cover the festival again. The 2013 line up presented a wide range of metal and hard rock. Over 70 metal and rock bands offered one hell of an experience for attendees. Sweden Rock has been successful during the past ten years as the festival has always been sold out. This year wasn't any exception as the fest was sold out despite the lousy economic situation worldwide. It has become quite logical for us to give an in depth article on several bands performing at Sweden Rock to all the readers out there. The weather was tremendous during these four days. The Metal-Rules.com team was there witnessing bands, not for having some beach party crap. Unfortunately, we are not able to cover every bloody band, but hopefully you will have a pleasant reading experience… Rock on!
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Tillakaratne Dilshan's Test career may be nearing its end, but he hasn't lost the form, his fire, or the enjoyment of the game's challenges
Andrew Fernando
December 21, 2012
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As lights begin to flicker on long cricketing careers, the idea of enjoyment is often invoked by the player approaching his final campaigns. "I'm still having fun out there," is almost a cliché now, trotted out most often by men who are waging war on two fronts: against the opponent, and against time and its effect on his body.
It is an older man's outlook. Twenty-year old freshers are more occupied by the yearning to earn a place in the team and stay there. Fun might be part of it, but making a name for oneself is the overruling motivator, and results the bottom line. When you've seen more than a decade at the top level though, enjoyment becomes increasingly linked with drive. Some men keep getting kicks out of international cricket long after the wear on their bodies have made them unfit for the game's challenges. Others, like Nathan Astle, lose that feeling, while mind and muscle may yet have more to give.
At 36, Tillakaratne Dilshan knows his days are numbered, and he has repeatedly hinted this tour of Australia might be his final fling in the longest format. Yet it is clear that if he is nearly giving up the format, it is not because Dilshan no longer takes pleasure in its challenge.
He is fresh from a Hobart hundred, which was as exuberant as his cricket has ever been, and if the dashing drives and sprightly singles did not betray his exhilaration, the excitement in his century celebration certainly did. Leaping high in the air, shouting for joy - even green first-timers have shown more reserve than him, and it was his 15th trip to triple figures.
The cover drive is his most memorable stroke, but unlike his teammates' renditions, Dilshan's version veers wildly from the classical. Kumar Sangakkara unwinds his cover drive almost mechanically; power, poise, posture and punch. Mahela Jayawardene's is more poetry than science, and to use as ugly a word as "hit" to describe the balls he sends to the boundary seems unjust to the grace he exudes. But Dilshan's cover drive suits him just as well. The feet remain almost stationary, and the space between bat and pad, gaping. But the blade comes down in a rapid swish and defies logic and technique as it collects the ball in its arc briefly, before re-directing it at the fence. Talent and gall are its hallmarks, just as those qualities rule the man who wields the stroke.
"I have just enjoyed my batting," Dilshan said of his recent run of form, during which he has scored three hundreds in four Tests. "That might be why I've been successful in the recent months. I'm enjoying every single challenge with my batting. I focused on this tour, because it's not easy to do well in Australia against this attack. I'm enjoying every single ball in the middle and that's why I've been able to score big runs."
He has also been at his best when unfettered. In June last year, he accepted the captaincy with great enthusiasm, discarding even his trademark earring and designer beard in order to appear more responsible, but he did not wear "ordinary" well, and the captaincy weighed too heavy on his free-spirited batting. But for a spectacular 193 at Lord's in his second Test in the job, Dilshan's eight months at the helm were almost as dry for him as they were for his team. He still says his batting was not affected by leadership, but his scores suggest otherwise.
The same relish for the big occasion that saw his side lift his team at the game's most prestigious venue might also see him at his best on cricket's biggest stage. He hit a hundred in the tour match preceding the Hobart Test, and Sri Lanka will hope he extends that sequence in Melbourne as well. A fiery start can work wonders to a team's confidence, and Dilshan is that rare batsman who can change the complexion of a match in one innings. Happily, he is aware enough of his game to know that thinking too much on the occasion might not help him draw from the valuable parts of his cricket.
"We should just treat it as another match. It's a special day, and a special match, but we shouldn't try to put too much pressure on ourselves. Last time we played a Boxing Day Test in South Africa we won it. We should just go through our regular processes as batsmen and bowlers and begin the match like we usually do."
In Hobart, Dilshan's day-three charge was the only time when Sri Lanka ever had the upper hand in the Test's narrative. His hundred was an explosion of joy, and few who witnessed it could resist its charm. Dilshan may not be around in whites beyond the Sydney Test.
It is a sobering thought, and a puzzling one, for why would a man still awash in such striking form be so close to walking away? But perhaps it is better than holding on until time has eroded his delight in the game as well as his skill, and at least his final series will have produced an innings by which he deserves to be remembered.
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This page contains Cheats for Lego Star Wars organized by sections for Xbox. Lego Star Wars is a Action Adventure Sci-Fi game, made by Traveller's Tales, released on Apr 5, 2005 and published by Eidos Interactive. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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- Release Date: Apr 5, 2005
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Apple Blossoms Into Boring
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Apple (AAPL) stock has been bouncing around for so long, from $700 a share to $400, to $550 and then $500, that it's hard to imagine it as fairly priced, and as unlikely to move much in either direction.
But that's where it is.
Rocco Pendola's defense notwithstanding, and Anton Wahlman's "attack" notwithstanding, Apple under Tim Cook has become a fairly boring company.
Another iPhone, even an old one? I am not excited. A $14 billion stock buy-back? Good for shareholders, not exciting. Dropping Bitcoin? Stupid, but also not exciting.Under Steve Jobs, Apple represented excitement. You never knew what was going to happen next. The company was a heroic saga, and it made everyone who bought shares in it feel like a genius. reports. Netflix (NFLX) has a content delivery network. Samsung already brought out a watch. An Apple TV might be exciting, depending on features and price, but to be a really big deal it should have come out in 2012, not 2014. Cook has transformed Apple, from what Jim Cramer called a "momentum" stock, into what I call an extractive one. Its below-market price-to-earnings ratio of 12.78 is fair because its dividend yield of 2.38% is also low. Its top-line growth has noticeably slowed, down to the high single-digits, its profit margins have fallen, and its results have become predictable. (IBM) is "troubled" because the cloud is eating its lunch, or that Microsoft (MSFT) is "troubled" because its devices aren't selling. What Apple is doing under Tim Cook is working. It's just not doing that much of it.
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October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, and Symantec is publishing a series of posts on how we're meeting Our Shared Responsibility to secure the Internet. Today we hear from Norton Internet Safety Advocate Marian Merritt, on best practices for your children's use of mobile technology.
My friend's two year old woke up today and bellowed from her crib, "I want my iPad!" Even within your family, you may find your youngest child started using technology with far greater ease than your oldest child. Some of this can be attributed to the popularity and ease of use for touchscreen devices and smartphones. And your children, like you, are spending more and more time on mobile devices. Just because you spend so much time on your smartphone doesn't necessarily mean you are addicted but we're certainly beginning to form a dependency that can be a concern. The new Norton report shows we're sleeping with our phone next to the bed, checking our social networks within minutes of waking up, bringing them to the dinner table and annoying our friends and family with bad mobile habits.
For any parent, your first concern has to be the safety of your child when using these devices. And within that topic, there are really three priorities:
- Keeping your child safe from strangers and away from adult and violent material;
- Keeping the device clean from malware and the data secured and private; and
- Keeping the device safe from physical damage.
So How Do You Achieve These?
Most kids love watching videos on smartphones and tablets. Popular video sharing sites can offer a wide range of age appropriate material and you can restrict your child's viewing by selecting pre-approved channels or setting up playlists, depending on your device and your apps. At minimum, you can select the settings to limit the mature content in the video service. What about the comments and links in the videos or suggested similar content in the margins? It can be hard to keep your child away from content you wouldn't approve or that might upset your child. Talk with your child about how to use the video service and pay attention to the browser history.
Advertising appears in so many more places now. There are ads at the beginning of videos, within the frame in a little window, on the margins of webpages, and displayed within apps. Make sure you're showing your children how to know what is advertising and how to avoid or click it off. Talk about scams and fake contests that might show up in advertising or other links. And when selecting apps for your mobile phone or tablet, consider paying a few dollars for an ad-free version to reduce the commercial content your child is exposed to.
Browsing websites is also very important to users of mobile devices and your children will use the browser software. You can check their website history but they can also check yours. Make sure a shared device doesn't cause children to see content they aren't old enough for, simply because someone opened a webpage used by an adult or clicked the back arrow to see a previous page.
With mobile devices, use the security settings built into the device to limit what your children can do. For example, turn off geo-location services so games and apps can't physically link your device to a location. This is often necessary for targeted advertising but usually doesn't harm the app. Of course, for mapping apps or anti-theft apps, geo-location is a must, so pay attention to whether you need those services and either toggle them off and on or leave on.
Limit in-app purchases and still be sure to talk about how apps, music, videos and games are paid for. You want to avoid a nasty surprise like a huge music bill or in-game purchases by a child who just thought they were playing when they clicked a link marked "buy".
I like to set a screen lock password on all our devices. This keeps a stranger or even a friend from accessing content that might be private or using a fee-based account without permission. Show your children how to set up a password and remind them that passwords should never be shared with friends. Ask if they can work with you to regularly update passwords on the device, especially if they ever "forget" the family rule and tell a friend their password. It can be surprising how easily another child can get that secret from your child, so try not to be angry and show your child how to re-set it.
The Norton Family Free Online Safety Program
All of this can be daunting and even annoying to any of us. For that reason, parents like you and a dedicated advisory board of experts put together Norton Family, a free online safety program you can use on computers and mobile devices to get some control over your child's online activities. Popular options include a browser history that shows websites visited, videos viewed and search terms used. All the data is viewable from a website or a parent app you can put on your smartphone or tablet. You can even adjust rules and settings without being in front of the device. A premium version provides detailed reports and more advanced options. Both the free and the premium fee-based versions are available in more than 25 languages.
Earlier I mentioned you had three parenting priorities with smart phones and tablets. We've been discussing the safety of your child from inappropriate content and experiences. You can also install security software (including anti-theft) to keep your data private and secure. We're seeing a rise in malicious activity designed to trick us via smaller screen devices, and we've even seen ransomware written for the smartphone.
And after you install security software on your device and set a passcode for the screen, spend a few dollars and get a good case for your device. Inevitably, someone will drop the phone or tablet and without a case on it, it's likely to break.
Marian Merritt is Symantec's Norton Internet Safety Advocate.


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Jeffrey Raymond Everett Registration Details
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- 158 Ridge Ln B, Branson, MO 65616
- Race:
- White
- Sex:
- Male
- Eyes:
- Hazel
- Height:
- 6'1
- Hair:
- Brown
- Weight:
- 213 lbs.
- Age DOB:
- 4/22/1995
|Criminal Record of Jeffrey Everett
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- Possession Of Child Pornography
- Date:
- 27 June 2013
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Well, after months of speculation, Team Canada executive director Steve Yzerman and his management team (associate directors Ken Holland, Doug Armstrong and Kevin Lowe) released their 23-man Olympic roster. And, it was quite a show -- in front of 3,0...Blog | Conversation | December 30, 2009
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Pardon the interruption (where have I heard that before?), but I've decided to spend my last blog before the Christmas break on my choices for the US and Canadian Olympic teams. I will get back to my usual rookie/prospect-based Wednesday blogging nex...Blog | Conversation | December 23, 2009
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Israelis for PeaceSubmitted by Joseph.Ngo on Tue, 07/15/2014 - 02:20
I have been following Ronny Edry's Israel-loves-Iran campaign ever since it went viral over two years ago. Part of the charm was the hybrid flat design aspect but mostly it was the simplicity of showcasing individuals that had chosen to seemingly abide by that dictum love thy enemy. Of course in truth, the "enemy" often is the blowback or fanciful creation of foreign policy politics, but to these participants the reality was more obvious; the xenophobic generalizations did not jive with their day to day experience of these castigated classes of people who were friends, neighbors, schoolmates, coworkers, the corner grocer, baker, shoe cobbler etc.
Several months later, Mr Edry, taken by a naivety of American politics, really became a burr under my saddle with this congratulatory praise following the 2012 elections:
And for a time, my enthusiasm for Mr Edry's project waned as it seemed Obama succeeded in convincing the world that 'down was up' and 'war was peace' and drones were occasional 'mistakes'.
However, this recent post from Mr Edry caught my attention:
Day #7 16:30
Sirens. Today I m home with Neri, it s just to 2 of us. he s going for the door, like it s normal, saying, Alarm, Alarm. I m putting my shoes, but I m too stressed to get my shirt on, I m taking Neri in my arms, my bag with all the important thing…passports, paper, hard disks…..stuff I like to save if anything happen,. and I m running down the stairways. We know the drill.
A father and his son who were just in front of the building on the street are rushing in, the neighbor is getting out, she looks tired, a bit depressed. another man, must be a worker from one of the apartment is joining us, he looks philipino or kind of asiatic, he s smiling at us with an expression on his face…kind of saying - it s gone be all right
Loud explosions over our heads...the alarm is stopping.
Then it starts again…we r all quite, waiting for the next explosions.
The alarm is stopping.
Today standing in the stairways, I felt stupid. A bit depressed.
Looks like everybody has lost his mind
Yesterday in telaviv there was a demonstration against the war…
people came to beat them…why would you go beat your own people asking to stop a war? Hamas is trying to kill as much Israelis as he can, throwing hundreds of missiles on Israel every day….yet we r the one doing most of the killing trying to stop the missiles? more than 100 dead in 7 days, 22 of them...kids. how stupid and wrong is that? hamas did succeed to have few direct hit yesterday..one of them in hebron and one in ramallah, 2 palestinians cities….how stupid is that?
From what I know, people of gaza hate hamas as much as we do in Israel, yet they are the one paying the price ….. if we could just cut the middle mans. Met people to people, I m sure this would be over quite fast
I m here standing in the stairway with my son, waiting for the next explosion … feeling part of something I don't agree with, against my values. Part of something I don t know how to change, feeling small, a bit stupid.
It seems that all too often that as Americans we are too quick to make pronouncements about what should be done half a world away without an inkling of the actual situation at hand. Perhaps we can excuse a father or a mother of trying to make sense of a bad situation the best way they know how. All they see are the flames around, while we with more clarity can see the pyre doused with gasoline. Foreign aid has been a euphemism for this gasoline, this money that goes up in smoke. Perhaps it is time for Americans to seriously consider turning the tap off. More importantly, maybe the American people should question where this money is coming from and how a nation in debt can flush money down a drain without consequence.
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Jews Against Genocide hold memorials for Palestinian children
'Jews Against Genocide' hold memorials for killed Palestinian children
in front of Israeli govt buildings around the world
Jews Against Genocide (JAG) held a memorial service in front of the Knesset for Palestinian children killed by Israel in its current attack on Gaza. A pile of bloody dolls was placed at the Israeli Parliament and at other locations around the world. In addition to Jerusalem, memorials were held at the Israeli Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv, in front of the Israeli Consulates and embassies in Madrid, San Francisco, Stockholm, and Copenhagen. Other memorials will be held in different locations around the world in the coming days. JAG set aflame to the pile of dolls covered in red paint at Yad Vashem, Israel's holocaust memorial museum, on July 12th.
If Wars Can Be Started by Lies, They Can Be Stopped By Truth.
They are Ashkenazi Jews from
They are Ashkenazi Jews from southern Russia and have NO ETHNIC lineage to that part of the world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's a very distinct probability that the defeat of Israel
Will be a defeat of it's most heavily propagandized policies from within.
A lack of control of information and the disruption of the suspension of disbelief would be the contributing factors.
The recent attacks on Jon Stewart over his Gaza comments and Israeli government anxiety over this lack of control are a perfect example.
It's sad that those who are peacemakers on both sides
get trumped by our God-forsaken foreign policy. Here it goes again:
(NTM the Leftist media finding others to blame, rather than their statist policy:
"Hence, naturally enough, my symbol for Hell is something like the bureaucracy of a police state or the office of a thoroughly nasty business concern." ~~C.S. Lewis
Love won! Deliverance from Tyranny is on the way! Col. 2:13-15
Why do we let them
heard us like animals.
How sad
The people in the ghettos of Detroit and Chicago will never get this message.
Too busy trying to survive.
Give people respect, love and a chance.
I am moved.
The more I stand unshaken.
Is that a paradox? ;)


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