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we live in the Ct/Mass/Ny border so winters are cold. I deduced that the insulation to the basement ceiling is the reason why the above room is always cold. I have had the HVAC people look at the vents and blower to this room. As we surveyed the basement ceiling I could see substrate, missing insulation and areas where the insulation has a huge gap between it and the substrate. The insulation gentleman says that I need to replace the R11 with at least an R 19. Would it be better to do a R 25/30 or just install the R 19 product. This part of the basement has no heat, three walls of concrete and two small basement windows.. The present insulation does not sit flush with the substrate. When I walk in socks on the above room which has a wood floor the floor is cold. So Do I install a higher R factor or go with the R 19 The installer says it will cost a dollar a sq foot to increase the R factor. I am looking at 1100 sq ft . R 19 would cost 2800 so an R 25/30 would cost 3900 Thank you in advance |
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More R, of course, means slower heat loss, as does an intact insulation system. I'd go with R30. Is it within your budget to put in radient floor heat? |
How is the basement going to be heated? Any water lines down there? |
There is a rule in insulation application; The vapor barrier faces the conditioned space. If the comfort heating appliance is in the basement, there should be a register someplace in the ducting to maintain some level ambient heat. Were I you, I would fill in the gaps with a similar faced product and add unfaced R-19to the joist bays, add storm windows too the windows and make adjustments to the ambient heating source. |
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You are good!!! Never considered installing radiant heat . I did googled R factor for my zone and nothing appeared in my web searches. I did find a website saying that crawl spaces and basement ceilings should have R19 when I googled is it dangerous to install fiberglass. A DIY website explained the R factors for each time zone . Code for this ceiling is now R19 . I agree that R 25 is a better choice. I am not heating this side of the basement. The basement is already divided in three sections with the other two having sheet rock. The side I am having issues with is cold in the above room This is a simple DIY with googles, mask and long sleeves but I weigh under a buck and for my size am getting so tired of handling all the repairs. I am a handywoman deadly with my vice grips. |
If the existing product is faced, the facing is the vapor barrier and that is why I suggested filling in the voids and adding the unfaced R-19, equaling R-30. Often these sites, when speaking about the old insulation, are considering other circumstance than in a basement where the product does not suffer the lose of its ability to retain air, caused by compression. While I would use the raw, unfaced product, there is an encapsulated product which reduces the fiber exposure, however, because the loose product tends to lend itself to retention in place, the encapsulated will require some ty-wire to facilitate that. |
- Posted by chickadee4 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 12, 13 at 22:42
There is no vapor barrier/no paper/no kraft paper. What i have is R11 held by stringers. I found a website that says in my zone R 19 is needed. I plan on removing the old R 11 since there in no paper. I will install R 25 and reuse the R11 . |
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CANZONIERE GRECANICO SALENTINO By Michael Stone Published September 9, 2005 Ballati Tutti Quanti Ballati ForteDunya/Felmay
Hailing from Salento, Puglia, Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino purveys one of Italy's more exotic regional folk traditions: harnessing the power of frenetic percussion, music and dance to counter the effects of the tarantella (tarantula) bite and lift the victim into a healing trance. Once discounted as backward rural superstition, the tarantella has found new adherents in post-industrial Italy. Indeed, as in the United States, the Italian folk revival invests older musical forms and the idealized rural past they represent with new cultural meanings that appeal to disaffected urbanized populations who lament their lack of connection with the more grounded lifestyle, traditions and values of the ancestors. The driving hand percussion, the evocative interweaving of accordion, violin, guitar, lute and mandolin, and the blending of raw male and female voices in call-and-response mode may be ancient, but Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino endows this music with compelling contemporary significance. A powerfully evocative metaphor is at work here: modernism?Js lethal character can be cured only through frenzied communal rhythm, dance and song whose fundamental intent and consequence is transcendental.


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So you got yourself some fine coffee beans did you? You're ready to making a fine cup of espresso to ready yourself for the day to come but did you remember to buy your Porlex Grinder? You're going to need a grinder for those beans which is a wonderful way to start experimenting with your personal cup of coffee, one that has been designed and refined by you, one that is strong enough to your liking. To be honest, that is my favorite part of making a cup of espresso. The entire process is very zen like, measuring out the beans, grinding them to perfection before brewing and pressing them.
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Apologies if this is an improper location for this post, I received help here before.
I recently re-formatted my vista pc to WIn7. I had posted asking about an imaging program (WIn7/Macrium) and decided to go with Macrium Free, but I just noticed I don't have the option to do an "Incremental" back up, If using the free addition. Is my only choice to do a "complete disk image" every time? Unless I'm missing something. I printed the tutorial at Macrium's site, but the walk through screen shots don't look exactly like the program I'm using, I believe they are for the full edition. I'm I better off to purchase the full product and schedule an "Incremental" back up to run on a regular basis? So far using Macrium Free, I have - 1. made a "Rescue CD" in the Linux recovery environment. I'm hesitant to test this CD for fear It will screw something up, I know I need to, but don't understand exactly how to do it, or what to expect! The instructions say to power machine completely down before using (Testing?) the "Rescue CD" ?? How am I supposed to get the disc into the tray with the machine off ? Can I insert the disc, then power down, then re-power? what do I need to look for and where do I stop the process to just check the "Rescue CD" for a working copy, before it moves the image to my fully functional pc? 2. I went ahead and created a "Disc Image" in it's own folder on an external HD. Thanks in advance.. for any help! Bret |
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1. There are no incrementals in free Macrium - only in the Pro version. As far as I am concerned, that is the better deal anyhow. If you make incrementals and lose any incremental in the middle of the chain, you lost the whole chain. Whilst with independent images, you are always safe- at best you lose one but still have all the others. At the low price of disks these days, i rather go with that.
2. Free Paragon makes incrementals - but as I said, I warn against incrementals. 3. For the purposes of testing, see my procedure below. That is safe and you risk nothing. You may also watch my Macrium video tutorial and read the text in the pink box: Imaging with free Macrium Macrium test 1. Shrink 2GBs from C and define a simple volume (partition) - let's call it Y 2. Move some files (any files) into Y - I always also move the sample picture folder in (you'll see why) 3. Define a test folder on your external backup disk - call it Mtest 4. Make an image of Y to Mtest - requires that you make a new definition 5. Delete a couple of pictures from the sample picture folder on Y (I always use the 2 animals) 6. Reboot and tap (ESC, F2 or whatever it is on your system) to get into the BIOS boot sequence 7. Set your boot sequence to CD/DVD reader 8. Throw in the Macrium recovery CD and let it run, then hit Enter 9. Now you are in the recovery wizard, set it to Mtest where it says "Locate Image" and to Y where it says "Choose partition to overwrite with the image data". Note: the partition letters may not be the same as on your system. Macrium uses its own lettering. Best is to go by the size of the partitions and open it with the little + in the front. 10. Watch out when it asks whether to replace the Master Boot Record - in this case say "do not replace" because this is only a data partition. If that were your system partition, you would replace the MBR provided you do not have a separate boot partition. 11. When you get the little window saying "Your computer will now reboot", you have to hit "Cancel" (on the bottom" to get it to reboot. That's a little strange way to end the session, but that's the way it is. 12. Check whether the 2 animals in the sample picture folder are back. That shows you that the recovery worked. When you have done these steps, you did the whole cycle and have learned 1. That your recovery disk works 2. How to recover 3. That things work Now you can delete the little 2GB partition and add it back to it's originating partition. If you are not familiar with the creation and deletion of partitions, watch this tutorial: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/72427-data-partition.html |
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Thanks WHS, I really enjoy your tutorials they are very well done!
I still have questions about testing the "Rescue Disc" as mentioned in my first post? Thanks again Bret |
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12 Dec 2010 | #4 |
Why don't you use the little test procedure I posted. It may sound like a lot, but it is actually very simple. I demo that in less than 10 minutes in my classes. The advantage is that you run no risk at all and then you learned a lot and know that things work. Please let us know how you make out. You can always refer to the tutorials when you get stuck - or ask here.
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12 Dec 2010 | #5 |
I guess maybe I wasn't clear, I recently had a pc crash due to operating system errors, and would, in that specific case need to use the "Rescue Disc" for start up. The "rescue disc" is what I need help with on testing.
I don't want to foul up anything on my re-formatted system. Thanks Bret |
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12 Dec 2010 | #6 |
Bret, I do understand completely. With my little Macrium test, you will test the recovery CD. Understand that this CD contains a little program running under Linux that will pull the image in - any Macrium image. An if it works properly with my little test procedure, it will work for the "real thing" too.
Another question, of course, is whether your image is whole. There is always the possibility that one has a bum image (although I have never seen that). The best way to protect yourself against that is to make and keep many images. Maybe you want to read my little tutorial on imaging strategies. |
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13 Dec 2010 | #7 |
Ok WHS, I'll give your instructions a complete try. You have already been a big help in getting my first image shot and made using this program very easy! Thanks for all your help.
Best Regards Bret |
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13 Dec 2010 | #8 |
You can test that the linux boot disk works and you can get to the stage were it sees images before pulling the plug if you're worried about checking for full images. But WHS's test should be convincing enough.
I don't think you will ever be fully confident until you restore your first full system image - at least I wasn't. Also double click on one of the *.mrimg images and Macrium will mount it to view the contents. |
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He feared that the downed trees blocking the road would prevent him from doing his duty, but there was a larger task awaiting him.
"Gary! We need you here right now!" The dispatcher's voice on the phone jarred me awake. Rain and wind rattled the windows something fierce.
My bedroom seemed darker than normal. I searched for the clock on my nightstand, but couldn't find it. The heck with it. I had to get to work. They wouldn't be calling if it wasn't an emergency.
"I'm on my way," I said, swinging my legs out of bed. "Be there in ten."
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I found my closet, grabbed a pair of work jeans, a shirt and my tool belt. I pushed my arm through a sleeve and felt a familiar surge of adrenaline. People were counting on me. That's just the way the job is when you work for the electric company. Most people stay inside in a storm. We go out.
I felt for my watch, billfold, keys and cell phone on the dresser. Then kissed my wife, Debbie, goodbye. "I'll be back as soon as I can," I said.
"Be careful out there," she said. "I'll be praying."
So will I, "I thought.
Outside, the rain was beginning to let up some. I was glad for that. All the sooner I'd be able to get folks' power back on.
I'm with the White River Valley Electric Cooperative deep in the Ozarks. The power goes out a lot up in the mountains and we scramble when it does. And this was no ordinary storm. The aftermath of Hurricane Ike had hit us. We thought it might not. Now lines were down all across the county.
I jumped in my Ford Ranger pickup and fired up the ignition. The dashboard clock read 5:10 A.M. I live less than five miles from the main office. I'd be there by twenty after, maybe sooner, and get my assignment.
I pulled out onto State Hwy 160, a two-lane road, the only one into town, and headed west, the truck picking up speed. But...what was that in the road? My headlights shone on a tree that had fallen smack across both lanes. I stopped and flipped on my flashers. Got out to examine the tree.
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I'm a big guy, six-foot-four, 280 pounds. But the tree was way too large for me to lift. In fact, it looked like there was more than one tree down, almost as if they'd been placed there, completely blocking my way. Funny, I thought. These trees are bigger than the rest, like they don't belong here.
I got the dispatcher on my cell and explained the situation to him. "Is there someone who could swing by and pick me up?" I pleaded.
"No," he said. "Everyone is out working. Just get here as fast as you can. I'll give the highway department a head's up about the trees."
I hung up, frustrated. How on earth was I going to get to the office? I could take a maze of county roads, but there was no telling what condition they'd be in. The last thing I wanted to do was get stuck. I'd be totally useless then.
Only one other option: Backtrack to State Hwy J, then loop around on Hwy T. It would take at least 40 minutes, maybe more, and there could be flooding. Still, what choice did I have?
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REVENGE - "Intuition" - Playing with the Graysons is definitely playing with fire, and Amanda learns that the hard way. Meanwhile Emily and Aiden each get blindsided, and the wheels start turning as Daniel begins to take matters into his own hands, on "Revenge," SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 (9:00-10:01 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/VIVIAN ZINK) NICK WECHSLER, CONNOR PAOLO


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Robyn and the members of Norwegian duo Röyksopp float on a white circle through space, occasionally getting up to dance in slow motion and stare at each other in wonder. The dazed video reflects the dreaminess of "Monument," a track more ethereal than the dance-pop Robyn's known for.


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Thursday September 29 Nature boy: Author Barry Lopez has a unique talent for putting man smack in the middle of his rightful place in the universe--a quality that continues gracefully in his new collection, Field Notes. The poet-philosopher masquerading as a nature writer will be on hand tonight at 7:30 at the Tattered Cover Book Store, 2955 E. 1st Ave., to read and autograph the book. Numbers for a place in line will be given out starting at 6; for further information about the event call 322-7727.
Look, Ma--hands!: Any performance by the National Theatre of the Deaf is bound to be fascinating--for hearing and hearing-impaired persons alike. The troupe's format, an engaging combination of both signed and spoken word, is especially suited to the satirical French farce An Italian Straw Hat--a broad and madcap romp marked by close calls and mistaken identities that will be staged tonight at 8 in CU-Boulder's Glenn Miller Ballroom. Admission to the performance is free; call 492-3227 for details.
Silents, please: You may want to put on a flounce or a bowler hat tonight if you go to the Paramount Theatre to see the silent film Broken Blossoms, a 1919 D.W. Griffith chiller starring the incomparable Lillian Gish. The evening, set to begin at 7, promises to be authentically old-fashioned from start to finish, with a prefilm vaudeville act put together by locals Al Fike and Larry Wegner and accompaniment by Patti Simon on the Paramount's blessedly resurrected mighty twin-console Wurlitzer pipe organ, a tuneful old stalwart that has survived fire, bankruptcy and neglect. The Paramount, 1621 Glenarm Pl., deserves this fond return to its heyday. Tickets are $10; call one of these numbers to reserve yours: 422-4263, 449-6358 or 421-1190.
Friday September 30 Full service: An arts merry-go-round taking place today and tomorrow will open your eyes and satisfy your stomach, all in one fell swoop. Art a la Carte features "Colorado Quickies," performances of six ten-minute plays written by members of Colorado Dramatists; a chance to watch artists at work in the studio; and a $6 Spaghetti del Arte pasta dinner to keep you from fidgeting too much while absorbing all that culture. Events, all happening at Red Rocks Community College, 13300 W. 6th Ave., kick off today at 1 p.m. and wrap up at 10; they continue tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Admission is $10, although discerning attendees may pay separately for the plays ($8) or the art demonstrations ($2). Call 988-6160, ext. 231, for reservations and event times.
Range rover: He's one of those guys who has been around for years, getting by on sheer talent until a gradual reincarnation takes place and allows a return to the limelight. In truth, Ian Tyson--who first made history as half of the '60s folk duo Ian and Sylvia--has always been a cowboy. But now you might say that his avocation has insinuated its way into his vocation: Tyson puts his crystal-clear pipes to work on his own brand of traditional cowboy music, heard on albums such as Old Corrals and Sagebrush and the more recent 18 Inches of Rain. The Swallow Hill Music Association presents Tyson tonight at the Houston Fine Arts Center, 7160 Montview, as part of its fine Troubadours Series. Popular local country belle Celeste Krenz opens. Tickets for the 8 p.m. concert are $17 ($15 members); call 777-1003.
Saturday October 1 One in a million: There's no one out there in the music world quite like Ted Hawkins, a Venice Beach street musician to date known and appreciated better in Europe than in the States, but now getting national recognition for his album The Next Hundred Years. Hawkins's voice and phrasing, reminiscent of Sam Cooke and other great soul singers, meet his admirable guitar strum on material that veers from country to blues and back again. The end result? An unforgettable sound, elementally old yet fresh as a coat of new paint. Get in on the ground floor of what could be a monumental rise in popularity--Hawkins will be on stage at the Swallow Hill Music Hall, 1905 S. Pearl St., tonight at 8. For tickets, $10 ($8 members), call 777-1003. Flute massage: Jazz flutists, a rare breed to begin with, don't often rise to the level of recognition enjoyed by Hubert Laws, a consummate piper whose idiom-surfing moves have paired him with Zubin Mehta's New York Philharmonic and other great orchestras, fellow flute masters Jean-Pierre Rampal and James Galway, and Chick Corea and other notables, from Lena Horne to Quincy Jones. Laws brings a basic band--keyboards, bass, guitar and drums--with him to perform tonight at 8 at Macky Auditorium, located on the CU-Boulder campus. For tickets, $6 to $28, or additional information, call 492-8008.


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May 22, 2011 9:57 PM by Michael Handler
Local motorcyclists rode from Atascadero to San Miguel today to help the fight against cancer.
The bikers started this morning at the Veteran's Memorial in Atascadero and rode to Station Three Coffee in San Miguel.
The event was hosted by Team Camp Roberts.
Organizers say about 74 riders participated in the event.
"I personally am a military veteran and cancer survivor, and its my honor to participate in events like this in order raise money to work on a cure for cancer," says Bill Parsonage, a Cancer survivor.
Organizers expect to raise about $3,500.
All proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society.
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Please be aware that entries will be finally closed at midnight on Saturday 23rd August at 23:59. There will be no changes to riders names or details after that date as we need to prepare start lists for marshals and signing on, furthermore entries are capped at 1700.
Entries open on the 14th Feburary 2014(note this date maybe changed to a later date).
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Your entry fee covers your race entry, race number and event T-Shirt. We try and keep the entry fee as low as possible and offers extremely good value for money. There is an additional fee for transport to and from the start finish if required and this is just to cover costs.
You even get fed. Twice!
With all of us in the Manx MTB Club being regular riders we know how important food is when your tackling a challenge like this. Hence, the competitors at the Manx Telecom End 2 End Mountain Bike Challenge have to be the best fed riders at any Enduro event. Not only do we include a meal at signing-on on Saturday evening but we also give you a meal at the presentation event on Sunday night. For event locations see our event map on the Instructions page. As hard as we try we cannot guarantee the availability of the nutrition at checkpoints through the whole event so please ensure you carry liquids and food with you.
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Lars has stumbled upon a shortcut method for studying how the rich get rich. With 2012 being such a good year for making tax-saving gifts, he has early in the year made a list of 32 clients he'll follow up with specially. They are candidates for making large gifts and therefore rich people. It might not be a perfect sample for his new study, but it's a sample. He is Lars-type excited to test his real estate hypothesis, and learn other things. His initial tally is supportive: 17 of the 32 have mostly real estate.
Of the 17, he finds four especially interesting: a lawyer, a physician, and a two CPAs each of whom started out in those fields, began buying real estate, and used their professional incomes to feed it and keep buying more. Three of the four actually kept their hourly jobs for decades. Lars wonders: how do people have the energy to do this? He feels pretty consumed by his CPA practice and family life.
He sees that another 11 of the 32 have made their money on what he calls "business": things like banking, wholesaling, insurance, and employee stock options. A few of the 32 are just plain hard to characterize.
What is the nature of real estate success? One finding is that very few of Lars's 17 inherited much. How about the relative success of residential and commercial real estate? It's pretty evenly balanced in this group, with maybe a slight tilt to the residential. Within the residential category, there is more multi-family (apartments) than homebuilding. Residential seems to Lars a little more of a sure thing than office space: commerce ebbs and flows, but we all need a place to live. But that's beyond this study, at least so far.
Among the business successes, it is mostly local, with few current or former execs of big companies. This is probably because Lars lives and works in a medium-sized city that doesn't have many national or even regional corporate headquarters. Lars is amazed to read of the annual incomes of big-company execs; that's a different league.
As he found in the real estate group, there is again little inherited wealth among his rich business owners. A few of them took over a small business from a parent and made it much bigger; Lars doesn't really consider this inherited wealth. He probably would have guessed that more wealthy people got it from their families; almost all his 32 are self-made. He wants to give a little more thought to this.


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Jul 24, 2013 1:44 AM by Ed Zuchelli, KSBY News
Atascadero police say a woman barricaded herself for more than an hour Tuesday morning after assaulting two people and robbing them.
It happened around 9:30 on the 10700 block of El Camino Real.
Police say a female adult assaulted two people with a knife while stealing one of the victim's cell phones.
The suspect then barricaded herself in her residence for an hour.
Police say she was taken to a local hospital and later to San Luis Obispo County Mental Health because of the suspect's illness.
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Serves 6
- 2 10-ounce packages frozen chopped spinach, thawed
- 15 ounces ricotta cheese
- 1 cup (about 4 ounces) grated Parmesan
- 2 tablespoons fennel seeds
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil or 2 teaspoons dried, crumbled
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- Salt and pepper
- 3 1/2 cups purchased marinara or spaghetti sauce
- 32 jumbo pasta shells, freshly cooked
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Squeeze spinach dry. Transfer spinach to large bowl. Add ricotta, 1/2 cup Parmesan, fennel, basil and garlic to bowl. Season mixture with salt and pepper; blend.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Spoon 1/2 cup marinara sauce evenly over bottom of 9x13x2-inch baking dish. Fill each pasta shell with spinach mixture. Place shells, filling side up, in dish. Spoon remaining sauce over shells. Sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup Parmesan. Cover loosely with foil and bake until heated through, about 30 minutes. Serve, passing additional Parmesan separately.
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type: On a Budget, Quick & Easy, Pasta/Noodle Dish
main ingredients: Cheese, Pasta, Fennel, Tomato
cuisine: Italian
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Like many women, my makeup routine is unchanging. I start with foundation, then a touch of blush, followed by a medium smoky eye made by lining my lower lids in dark brown eyeliner, and then apply a few coats of mascara. For the lips, a simple pink stain topped with Rosebud Salve. So, it's really a wonder that I have an entire bathroom filled with unused eye shadows in every shade of the rainbow and lipsticks to last me a lifetime. The occasions these do get used? Once or twice a year when I decide to fashion a "bold" look, or during experimentation sessions that inevitably end with the makeup remover bottle.
However, there's one little item in my arsenal of beauty products that I always come back to: a tube of classic red Chanel lipstick. I cannot tell you how many times I've applied this in preparation for a night (or day) out, and wiped if off before leaving the house, never once getting real use out of it. It's not that it looks bad on me. Not at all. But it seems to throw off the balance of my look somehow. Sometimes I feel too slutty, or think I look like a teenager did my makeup, just going a bit too far with everything. Other times, the red lips staring back at me in the mirror seem to say something about who I am, or want to be. There's a go-to gal. Am I a go-to gal? Or: There's an insecure girl who read in some lady mag that wearing a coat of red lipstick makes you more confident.
It was after the Golden Globes this year that I became so in love with January Jones' perfect lip hue (what some have been calling "the new red lip"), that I decided to hell with it. So last night, I lacquered up my mouth with my bright Chanel lipstick, took myself to a party, and decided to see what would happen. Keep reading »


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Shruti Hassan branding for Kalanjali
Ever since Ramoji has started cloth showrooms like 'Kalanjali' and 'Brisah', the media baron used to look at each and every aspect of the companies, including hand picking the female models for ads. At the moment he has picked one plump heroine to replace another popular hottie.
From quite a time, riveting beauty Deepika Padukone is the face of Kalanjali. Hoardings of this clothing brand erected all over AP feature our beauty with dimple clad in designer sarees. They say that Ramoji now felt Deepika's frame type body is making her look great for western costumes but her saree look is not a show stealer. For this reason, he picked Shruti Hasan, who is having right amounts of flab at right places like navel and back.
Shruti is on cloud nine for the offer as she is a bit low on brand endorsements till date, especially in the retail-clothing sector. On the other hand insiders say that Deepika walked out due to remuneration issue and hence our 'Gabbar Singh' girl. SRC: Gulte


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I make time to find out everything about your four legged-friend, so that I can tailor a dog walk that suits them best! Whether that's to be walked on their own if they like their own space, or walked with a group so they can run and play with their new friends! All walks are for a minimum of an hour, giving you piece of mind and giving your dog a great walk!
Going away? No problem, I also offer home boarding, giving your dog a home-from-home experience, where they will be pampered and spoilt while you're away! Limited availability though so make sure you book up as soon as you can!
I offer free collection and delivery for dogs living in North Surrey within East Molesey, West Molesey, Walton, Thames Ditton, Hersham and Esher.
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The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science presents Taped live on Feb 4, 2012 by http://www.youtube.com/user/ShirleyFilms In conjunction with the Origins Project at ASU http://originsproject.org/ Please go to the RDFRS website for more information http://richarddawkins.net/ (there are still some edits and color correction to be done but we wanted to have YouTube version out as soon as possible) Join critically-acclaimed author and evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins and world-renowned theoretical physicist and author Lawrence Krauss as they discuss biology, cosmology, religion, and a host of other topics. The authors will also discuss their new books. Dawkins recently published The Magic of Reality: How We Know What's Really True, an exploration of the magic of discovery embodied in the practice of science. Written for all age groups, the book moves forward from historical examples of supernatural explanations of natural phenomena to focus on the actual science behind how the world works. Krauss's latest book, A Universe from Nothing: Why There is Something Rather than Nothing, explains the scientific advances that provide insight into how the universe formed. Krauss tackles the age-old assumption that something cannot arise from nothing by arguing that not only can something arise from nothing, but something will always arise from nothing. Founded in 2008, the ASU Origins Project is a university-wide transdisciplinary initiative aimed at facilitating cutting edge research and inquiry about origins questions, enhancing public science literacy, and improving science education. Since its inception, the Origins Project has brought the world's leading scientists, including Nobel Prize winners, to Tempe to explore origins questions. The Origins Project has hosted workshops and public events that have focused on questions as fundamental as the origin of the universe, how life began, the origins of human uniqueness, and the origins of morality.


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- Breed: Chihuahua Mix
- Color: White - With Brown Or Chocolate
- Age: Adult
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Male
Harley's Info...
I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
Harley came from a very loving home. Unfortunately, his owner got sick and could no longer take care of him. Harley is a good boy, house-trained, weighs 5 pounds and is 6 years old. He likes his treats (known as yummy, yummy) and can be very playful. If you would like to meet Harley, please go to our website at www.RescueAChi.com and fill out an application or visit our website to check out our calendar of events.
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Why Adoption is a Great Option
Harley, a San Diego Chihuahua dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Chihuahua for sale in San Diego, or seeking a Chihuahua dog from a breeder in San Diego.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in San Diego already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a San Diego breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Chihuahua breeders who help with Chihuahua rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in San Diego paves the way for another one to be saved.


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10 Weak Movie Characters Who Became Incredible Badasses
Cinematic Listology By David Christopher Bell on April 5, 2012 | Comments (5)It's called a character arc, and everybody has one. It's the progression of a character throughout a film as they go from "A" to "B" and change emotionally, intellectually, and physically along the way. It exists because nobody sane wants to watch two hours of some dude sitting in a chair…which just so happens to be the story of how this very list was made. When it comes to action, horror, and any other fast-paced genre of film, one of the best things about watching the characters adapt is that since the environment they exist in is so do-or-die, there is a incredibly steep learning curve – so by the end of the film, you most likely have a completely different person you started with…and considering that they are still alive, they probably got way, way more badass along the way.
First 'Straw Dogs' Poster Won't Win Over Any Cynics…
Movie News By Jack Giroux on June 15, 2011 | Comments (3)"EVERYONE HAS A BREAKING POINT," Yeesh. There's a good poster in here, but that unneeded and silly tagline doesn't help matters much. But, really, how many taglines are genuinely good nowadays? Pretty much none. Screen Gems has just putout this lesser homage (via director Rod Lurie's twitter feed) to the original 1971 Straw Dogs poster; something that'll anger fans, but will probably work for the average filmgoers who have no idea what a Peckinpah is.
This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr follows Jamie Chung to Thailand, hoping to get married. Unfortunately, someone slips him roofies, which made him black out and spend a drunken night in Bangkok. Once he got out of that city, he headed over to China to become the new pot-bellied dragon warrior. After all, if a cartoon panda can do it, why can't he? That didn't stop him from spending another night in the hospital, and maybe a little time in a Bangkok jail. And then the real horror happened… Kevin saw The Tree of Life.
Vintage Trailer of the Day: The Graduate (1967)
Features By Scott Beggs on May 13, 2011 | Be the First To CommentHello, darkness, my old friend. Times can be difficult when you're in love with a girl but having sex with her mother. Dustin Hoffman makes the hard times look easy, though. Little needs to be said by way of praise for this classic, but in a way, it's been reduced to its iconic leg-filled image of Hoffman's character Ben's face staring dumbfounded and its most memorable line. Oddly enough, the leg from the famous poster isn't star Anne Bancroft's. It's not Mrs. Robinson. It's television star Linda Gray (who would actually play Mrs. Robinson later on in the stage production in London.
Elizabeth Olsen and Dakota Fanning To Convince Us They Are 'Very Good Girls'
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 12, 2011 | Comments (1)Big news out of Cannes, a bunch of people are getting together and they're going to make a movie. Very Good Girls is noteworthy for a couple reasons. Mostly people will probably be interested in it because it's starring Elizabeth Olsen and Dakota Fanning, who are cute young girls. But also, some other folks might be interested to hear that a pretty substantial crew of talent is supporting the two PYTs. Peter Sarsgaard, Dustin Hoffman, and Sissy Spacek are also signed on. You know who they are I'm sure. And most people have caught wind of who Fanning is by now, especially since she's been in those gigantic Twilight movies. But what about Olsen? She's become kind of an it girl recently, as she appeared in Martha Marcy May Marlene and Silent House, which both debuted this year at Sundance. In the past few months I've gone from having no clue that there was a third Olsen sister, to hearing Elizabeth's name mentioned all over the place, so I'd say that she's one to watch.
Welcome back to Junkfood Cinema; all your candy are belong to us. How many words do I really need expend on this introduction? If you're a frequent reader of the column, who hasn't managed to blow himself up building a working replica of Bill & Ted's phone booth, you are already aware of my affinity for terrible movies and you have wasted more time than you dare admit reading this insufferable column. For those of you who haplessly wandered in hoping to find the nutritional content of the KFC Double-Down or creative Junior Mint recipes, my condolences. But now that you're here, you should know that the JFC system is threefold. First, I point out the film's numerous faults; heckling it from the cyberspace balcony like Statler and Waldorf. But then, on a dime, I switch it up and sing the film's inexplicable praises like a banjo-wielding frog expounding on the merits of rainbows. Finally I will pair the film with an appropriate snack food item upon which you can feverishly chow down like a furry blue monster well on his way to crippling obesity. This week's delicacy (which is likely to be brought to you by the words cease & desist): Dick Tracy
First Look At The New Michael Mann Series 'Luck'
Features By Merrill Barr on April 19, 2011 | Comments (1)I am a long time Michael Mann fan, even Miami Vice I would mark down as a misunderstood masterpiece. But Mann is not only one of the greatest filmmakers working today, he also knows good television. Whether it be the original Miami Vice series or the hit seventies series Vega$, Mann always had a knack for the small screen. Unfortunately, after the not so great Robbery Homicide Division in '02, Mann sort of stepped away from television and went back to film full time. That is until Luck came along. And here is the first look at the new HBO series: Series creator David Milch described the pilot as "A bunch of intersecting lives in the world of horse racing." With a cast boasting the likes of Dustin Hoffman, Dennis Farina, John Ortiz, Nick Nolte and Joan Allen, along with Mann directing the pilot, I would say that Luck won't need much of itself to succeed.
The Vintage Trailer of the Day Will Have An Answer Or It'll Have Blood!
Features By Scott Beggs on February 26, 2011 | Be the First To CommentEvery day, come rain or shine or internet tubes breaking, Film School Rejects showcases a trailer from the past. When you don't face up to the dangers of life, when you escape to a small English town with your beautiful wife played by Susan George, the trouble will find you. It'll find you, and it'll throw things through your windows and aim rifles at you. Dustin Hoffman knows this because Sam Peckinpah knows this. Even though the title of this movie makes it sound like it's about canines made of hay, it's really about violence and its inevitability. Think you know what it is? Check the trailer out for yourself:
It's become common wisdom to say that the best remakes are those made of non-canonical, non-classic films; that is, it's typically better to give a second go to a film that – while possibly venerated, is hardly deemed a work of perfection that can't be improved upon – than to redo a classic. Such a rule isn't set in stone, of course, but it can be argued through example via some of the most celebrated of remakes (like The Thing or, in a more modest and more recent example of improvement-on-imperfection, The Crazies), and are often a result of a genuine inspiration from the source material rather than a simple means of capitalizing from its name. With the Coen brothers' quite popular and much celebrated remake of True Grit, however, the distinction of what kind of a remake it is isn't exactly so clear, as what kind of movie the original is proves to be something of an enigma in of itself.
'Little Fockers' Review: There's Nothing Like Moldy Leftovers
Movie Reviews By Robert Levin on December 22, 2010 | Comments (1)Here we are back again in Focker-dom, that wonderful place of crushing comic awkwardness, painful slapstick and the no less excruciating specter of great actors slumming for paychecks. Surely, the world did not need Little Fockers, this second sequel to the somewhat overrated Meet the Parents, but like an obligatory stocking-stuffer it has arrived – to cash in for Christmas – and must be dealt with.
The 15 Most Notable Actors Who Delved Into Sci-Fi
Cinematic Listology By Scott Beggs on June 3, 2010 | Comments (16)Science Fiction is, sadly, not always seen as high art. However, there are some brilliant acting talents who have dared to slum it in the world of science fiction. Here's the 15 most notable ones.
6 Actors That Should Probably Not Watch Their Own Movies
Cinematic Listology By Scott Beggs on November 23, 2009 | Comments (21)With Bill Nighy's claim that he doesn't like watching himself in movies, I figured I'd take the opportunity to suggest the practice to a few other actors. But it's not exactly what you think.
Turned On, Tuned In: Top Ten Cinematic Trannies
Features By Bethany Perryman on October 2, 2009 | Comments (14)Fantastic Fest is a time of Asiansploitation, kooky genre films, and titillating images galore. Taking a short break from this week-long bender to think about gender-bending has been especially tough, but I believe it to be important nonetheless. Here's why….
Kevin Carr struggles with reviews of the movies the studios allowed him to see: Inkheart, Last Chance Harvey and Revolutionary Road.
Fat Guys at the Movies Ep. 100 – A Fat Guy Centennial
Features By Fat Guys at the Movies on January 23, 2009 | Be the First To CommentNeil is still schmoozing in Park City for the Sundance Film Festival, so Kevin is holding down the fort with guest host David Medsker from Bullz-eye.com. And it's the 100th episode of Fat Guys at the Movies, so you have that to be happy about!
Be Really Offended, Check Out 'Lenny'
Movie News By Maggie Van Ostrand on August 12, 2008 | Comments (6)There's been a lot of outrage flying around the cinematic world recently. Protest in the street and write strongly worded letters all you want, but if you really want to be offended, check out this flick.
Go Behind the Scenes with the Cast of Kung Fu Panda
Features By Neil Miller on June 6, 2008 | Be the First To CommentWe continue our week long Kung Fu Preview with some awesome behind the scenes features that show off the voices behind the lovable characters of Kung Fu Panda!
Earlier this year, I feared Kung Fu Panda. I was afraid it was going to be nothing more than another Shark Tale. Fortunately, I was wrong.
Should Edward Norton Turn Green Over Not Receiving Writing Credit for The Incredible Hulk?
Opinions By Nate Deen on June 5, 2008 | Comments (10)That kinda makes you wonder if the WGA denied Norton a writing credit just because he's an actor. If I were Norton, I would have already ripped a good shirt and a pair of pants.
Behold the Beautiful Animation of Kung Fu Panda in Photos!
Features By Neil Miller on June 4, 2008 | Be the First To CommentIn order to get you ready for Kung Fu action, I have prepared a little gallery of photos that shows off some of the beautiful animation work from the team at Dreamworks Animation.
Neil Miller
Scott Beggs
Rob Hunter
Kate Erbland
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Crumbs. They appear even when you're trying to be tidy and travel distances beyond the scene of your snack. The Sbriciola Bread Board presents a slightly neater solution to culinary scrap chaos with a grated tray to catch those pesky specks.
Alessi's chopping board is one of many modern versions of the common kitchen implement that incorporates two parts within the slicing surface: the carving plane and the drawer. Unlike its retractable counterparts, the Sbriciola Bread Board has a pull-out tray designed for collecting small morsels of your loaf of bread, rather than bits of diced vegetable.
The object also incorporates long thin slats that allow crumbs to fall straight through. There's no need to scrape them off into the open drawer, and they can be transferred effortlessly into the trash can.


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September, 2007
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Between now and December 31, 2007, Mayway Corporation will be matching donations made to the AWB Veterans Project.
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AWB is working with acupuncturists around the country to open clinics for veterans in their communities. Numerous treatment centers will be operational in 2007, and with your help, many more will open in 2008. Clinic sites in Baltimore, Chicago, San Diego and Washington D.C. are slated to open by Veterans Day this November. We need your support!
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Your purchase from Blue Poppy will help support Acupuncturists Without Borders fund its program to provide free acupuncture to returning Iraq/Afghanistan Veterans nationwide. Show your commitment to AWB and to companies in the acupuncture community that share our vision!
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As in the aftermath of Vietnam, the costs of untreated trauma will rise dramatically over time. Our nation learned this lesson, at a tragic cost. The time for action is now."
- Pentagon Task Force Report, on the crisis for Vets returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, issued June 15, 2007
An Update from the Albuquerque Veterans Clinic
The Albuquerque Veterans Clinic continues to be a success. Word is getting out around the city and more individuals show up each week for free community-style acupuncture treatments.
The Albuquerque Clinic has led the way for other clinics opening up around the country. Clinic coordinator Laura Wolf has been instrumental in providing advice and guidance for groups nationwide who are getting set to open up their own clinics in 2007. We are very excited that this communication and collaboration between the Veterans Clinic Teams is taking place.
Teams in Baltimore, Chicago, San Diego and Washington D.C. are working to have their clinics open by Veterans Day!
Here are a few recent testimonials from the Albuquerque Clinic:
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"I'm not sure how to completely relax. I hope this will help get me to the stage so that I can learn to relax."
"Very relaxing and feeling of being among fellow veterans was also very reassuring."
"I loved the fact that my treatment wasn't painful at all!
Acupuncture for PTSD gets attention in military publication
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Promise for PTSD
, by Don Vaughn
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12 Animal is the game from ancient China animal totems.
The 12 animal signs are Rat Rat charm, Ox patient, Tiger sensitive, Rabbit articulate, Dragon healthy, Snake deep, Horse popular, Goat elegant, Monkey clever, Rooster deep thinkers, Dog loyalty, Pig chivalrous.
The game collects 12 kinds of traditional style of these animal signs, and also include a ancient text as special style.
Touch the same animal sign will score.
Touch the same style, which also with the same color, will score.
Touch the animal with same color and same sign will get higher score.
Touch the special style, which color is golden, will get special effect, like slow down the speed, clear all the animal.
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