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To most anyone watching, they were just another couple, out on a Saturday night at Abilene's on South Street, drinking a few beers and watching a band.
Never much for dressing up, Richard Petrone wore a gray hoodie, jeans and sneakers. But the night no doubt meant something special to him, because she was there.
A few weeks earlier, Danielle Imbo had ended their on-again, off-again relationship. She'd begun dating Richard during a long separation from her husband — a separation she was intending to punctuate with a divorce. She wanted time to focus on the transition from married woman to single mother. Richard said he understood; he'd raised a daughter on his own. But inside, he hurt. Danielle, five-foot-five, trim and pretty, looked like the real thing. She fronted a rock band around New Jersey and boasted a singer's outgoing personality, and after the trouble she'd had with her estranged husband, she'd responded to Richard's gentler approach.
They hadn't spoken since she broke things off, blowing right through Valentine's Day without even a text message. But tonight, on February 19, 2005, he had been alone, eating in a South Philly bar and working his cell phone, searching for someone to meet up with for a drink. He reached his sister, Christine, and found her enjoying a ladies' night out with their mother, Marge, and two longtime friends, Felice Ottobre and her daughter.
Richard and Danielle's relationship always bore this extra wrinkle: Danielle was his sister's best friend, dating back to high school. Their moms enjoyed a friendship of their own.
"Want to come have a drink?" Richard asked.
Christine said no. But she put the invitation to Danielle. And two hours later, the reunited couple looked happy together. They sat close, smiling and laughing. They kissed. They compared notes on what their ensuing Sundays entailed: Danielle had a hair appointment at 11 a.m.; her ex-husband was scheduled to return their son after that. Richard, a NASCAR fan, planned to watch the Daytona 500. At around 11:45 p.m., they got up to leave.
Richard said he'd drive Danielle home to Mount Laurel before returning to his place in South Philly. And so, on a night when the temperature was about 27 degrees and the crowd at 4th and South was probably a little thinner than usual, Danielle and Richard walked out of Abilene's toward Richard's truck.
And vanished.
NOTHING HAS EVER BEEN FOUND — not a bolt, not a screw, not a purse or a hair, no clue at all — to explain what happened that night more than nine years ago. In the early hours and days after Richard Petrone and Danielle Imbo disappeared, their families banded together, frantically phoning each other the next morning when Danielle didn't turn up for her hair appointment and both her cell phone and Richard's kicked straight to voicemail.
Danielle's brother, John Ottobre, had a key to Danielle's house. He went in and found the place dark, still and undisturbed. But panic didn't really set in until 3 p.m., when Danielle's son, little Joe, was due to be dropped back home by his father.
"She wouldn't have missed that," John says now. "No way."
Police often wait as long as 48 hours to consider adults missing. That night, John and Richard Petrone Sr. set out on a nightlong drive, John behind the wheel, rolling slowly along darkened city streets, tracing and retracing every major highway route and side road leading from Philly to Mount Laurel. Richard Sr., in the passenger seat, peered out into the dark, searching for his son's truck. The pair crossed and recrossed the Walt Whitman, Ben Franklin and Betsy Ross bridges. At dawn, they returned home, exhausted.
Friends also swarmed into the picture. Volunteers fanned out a hundred miles in every direction. They carried pictures of Petrone's black Dodge Dakota truck, knew its license plate — YFH-2319 — and the image of its NASCAR decal by heart. John paid $1,200 to get a Camden police officer to take him up in a helicopter to search. But in the end, they all found nothing — no truck off the road, no hulking shadow flickering beneath the water. A police officer tried to prepare John: "No one," he said, "is ever going to find anything."
"What do you mean?" John replied.
"It's too clean," the cop said.


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A teenager is dead and a student at Rocky River High School is charged with reckless driving and misdemeanor death by vehicle after the SUV they were in crashed Monday afternoon, authorities said.
Investigators have not released the name of the girl who was killed. She was 14. It was not immediately clear if she was also a student at the Mint Hill school.
Dayron Malcolm Warren, 18, was driving the 1994 Honda Passport SUV involved in the crash, according to a Charlotte-Mecklenburg police news release. He was hospitalized at Carolinas Medical Center-University with serious injuries and had not been booked into Mecklenburg County Jail late Monday.
Three other teenage boys in the SUV received minor injuries and were expected to be OK, according to police.
The wreck happened about 2:30 p.m. – about 15 minutes after the final bell at Rocky River – on Camp Stewart Road, near where Albemarle Road meets Interstate 485 in eastern Mecklenburg County. Investigators say Warren was driving around a curve and "was unable to navigate the curve safely and began over-correcting his steering."
The SUV slid sideways, then flipped several times. Warren and the girl in the front passenger seat were ejected from the vehicle. Authorities did not say whether they wore seat belts.
According to the school's website, Warren, a senior, is a defensive end on Rocky River's varsity football team.
Police are still trying to piece together what happened in the crash. Investigators asked that any witnesses call Detective John Reibold at 704-432-2169. Staff writers Sergio Tovar and Langston Wertz contributed.

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Hello Again, Bookies!
Hi, Bookies:
I'm Claudia Bloom, and I'm so happy to be back here for another summertime read, as I was last year with many of you.
Although our winning book, The History of Love, by Nicole Krauss, may not be exactly a "beach read," I'm still very excited about its selection for August. When I led the book club last year, it was a runner-up, so I'm eager to dig into it now with you. I'm looking forward to discovering why this book has received so many amazing reviews and prizes, and excited to take this New York City–to-Poland and back again literary journey with the characters over many years.
As a longtime research editor at Real Simple, I confirm what our writers write and how our editors edit to make sure our readers have the right information in our monthly stories. I'm especially passionate about health and fitness, so I do the research work on most of those articles. It's such fun for me—and helpful for you (I hope)—to learn more about topics such as the best core exercises or how to improve your memory.
Anyway, enough about me. Let's get to the book. For our four-week reading plan, let's break it up like this:
For August 3: Pages 1 through 64.
For August 10: Pages 65 through 134.
For August 17: Pages 135 through 191.
For August 24: Pages 192 through the end.
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President Obama Announces Special Envoy to the Organization for Islamic Conference
February 15, 2010 by TMO · Leave a Comment
White House Press Release of February 13, 2010
WASHINGTON – Today, President Obama appointed Rashad Hussain to serve as his Special Envoy to the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC). Comprised of over 50 member states, the OIC is the second largest inter-governmental organization in the world. As Special Envoy to the OIC, Rashad Hussain will deepen and expand the partnerships that the United States has pursued with Muslims around the world since President Obama's speech in Cairo last June.
President Obama said, "I'm proud to announce today that I am appointing my Special Envoy to the OIC—Rashad Hussain. As an accomplished lawyer and a close and trusted member of my White House staff, Rashad has played a key role in developing the partnerships I called for in Cairo. And as a hafiz of the Qur'an, he is a respected member of the American Muslim community, and I thank him for carrying forward this important work."
Rashad Hussain biography
Rashad Hussain is presently Deputy Associate Counsel to President Obama. His work at the White House focuses on national security, new media, and science and technology issues. Mr. Hussain has also worked with the National Security Staff in pursuing the New Beginning that President Obama outlined in his June 2009 address in Cairo, Egypt. Mr. Hussain previously served as a Trial Attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice. Earlier in his career, Mr. Hussain was a legislative assistant on the House Judiciary Committee, where he focused on national security-related issues. Mr. Hussain received his J.D. from Yale Law School, where he served as an editor of the Yale Law Journal. Upon graduation, he served as a Law Clerk to Damon J. Keith on the U.S. Court of Appeals. Mr. Hussain also earned his Master's degrees in Public Administration (Kennedy School of Government) and Arabic and Islamic Studies from Harvard University. He attended college at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Farad Ali: Durham City Councilman
DURHAM, NC–Farad Ali serves on the council of city of Durham in North Carolina and is a rising star in the city`s politics. A life long advocate for the city Ali has been pushing for accountability and integrity in the council.
Having attended Githens Junior High School and graduating from Jordan High School, Ali is a product of the Durham public school system. He remained in the area, obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree with a concentration in finance, from the School of Business at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He went on to obtain a Masters in Business Administration from Campbell University.
His professional career began in the banking industry, Mr. Ali worked for over ten years as a successful community, commercial and corporate banker in the private sector.
Currently an executive at a nonprofit, Farad Ali works within an organization focused on addressing issues related to responsible community economic and minority business development. During his career, he has served on numerous local boards and advisory committees. He has served as a speaker and advisor for state and national financial and economic development programs. Mr. Ali has been intensively involved in programs to foster community development.
BYU publishes Ibn Sina translation
SALT LAKE CITY, UT–Ibn Sina, the great Muslim philosopher and scientist, is being reintroduced to the modern world through translations of his works by the Brigham Young University.
A section of Avicenna's work from "The Healing" called "The Physics" was translated by Jon McGinnis, an associate professor in the department of philosophy of the University of Missouri-St. Louis. The resulting two volumes, titled "Avicenna: The Physics of 'The Healing,'" are now available as part of BYU's Middle Eastern Texts Initiative.
BYU's Middle Eastern Texts Initiative has published 16 works — including Islamic works, Eastern Christian texts and a series of works by Jewish rabbi Moses Maimonides. "Physics" is the seventh volume in the Islamic Translation Series of this initiative.
Hundreds come for Halal food course
TORONTO–In a sign of growing concerns over Halal foods hundreds of Muslim youth in the Toronto area turned out for a weekend course titled 'Precious Provisions: Fiqh of Food and Clothing,' taught by Shaykh Yasir Qadhi. Providing a comparative analysis of the rulings on food according to the various Islamic legal schools he said that a majority agrees that the food should be properly slaughtered and that the name of Allah (swt) be recited on the animal or bird.
Throwing light on the various controversies on the topic in North America he went on to demonstrate that the permissibility of the meat of the people of the book is not unconditional. He said it is permissible only if the Islamic conditions of dhabh are met.
He said that the importance of tasmiyah evident from the fact that it is even required for hunted animals, so how about non-hunted? He said that only school, the Maliki, consider the mentioning of Allah's name is Mustahab. The majority opinion either considers it to be obligatory to mention Allah's name in all circumstances or obligatory but forgiven if accidentally forgotten.
Shaykh Qadhi also discussed the reliability of the books which contain lists of halal and haram products. He said the utility of such books is limited as they are not written by Islamic scholars and adopt a a mechanical attitude in classifying products as Halal or Haram. This results in classifying things like water and milk in the prohibited category. He said that the just a presence of a particular doubtful or prohibited product on the ingredient list doesn't make a product Haram but one has to look at its quantity and state.
He urged the Muslim communities to organize locally and develop a system to monitor and certify halal stores. He also said that Muslims should respect divergent opinions and discuss things in an amicable manner.


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Prism Affirms Print MIS Trend Toward Mobile Management Information #Ipex
April 8, 2010COLCHESTER, UK—04/08/2010—The printing industry expects print management system access to real time, mobile management information via smart phones, Internet browsers, and VPNs to company networks. At IPEX Hall 9, Stand E317 in Birmingham, UK, from May 18-25, Prism will introduce enabling technology, mobileMIS, demonstrating mobile Key Performance Indicator dashboards, mobile quotations, mobile warehouse management, and mobile machine, job, and performance monitoring on mobile phones and browsers. This technology is an extension of Prism's management information system, WIN, and production management system, QTMS. Both solutions offer end-to-end management of medium to large printing companies in a fully integrated, modular software and hardware solution.
"Business intelligence is the lifeblood of a successful company," says Filip Buyse, President and CEO of Prism. "Prism's customers depend on WIN and QTMS all day, every day, to manage their businesses and our mobileMIS technology will give them continued visibility into this business intelligence when and where they need it."
Consumers increasingly expect to bank when and where they chose, order products through their mobile device, and stay connected to friends and family wherever there is a WiFi or 3G signal. These same expectations are valid for running their companies. Management information is now available on the go at any time of day or night to check machine status and job performance, request quotes and check order status among many other tasks. "Our research shows that the expectations of all of us, as consumers, extend into how we expect to manage and run our businesses," comments Tim Daisy, Prism's Marketing Manager. "Social media tools such as Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace allow us to keep in contact with what our friends and family are doing. Similarly, mobileMIS allows us to stay in contact with what is happening in our production facilities. Prism will be demonstrating mobileMIS and how it can contribute toward profitable business during IPEX. Key performance indicator (KPI) dashboards allow a high level view into business performance, and QTMS dashboards give a view into machine speeds, status, operators, and quantities."
About Prism
Privately held Prism is the developer of MIS/ERP software products (Prism WIN and SBE, Small Business Edition) and production management systems (Prism QTMS) for the global printing and graphic arts industry. The company operates in 15 countries worldwide, supporting more than 7,000 end-users across all sectors of the graphic arts industries. Its flagship management system, Prism WIN, is a software suite with up to 20 templated modules tailored for the requirements of commercial, digital or label printers. The range of modules provides management and control of virtually all processes and functions of today's printing businesses. Prism QTMS iQ is a Lean production management system with machine monitoring modules, custom-developed sensors and plant-wide WIP tracking that automatically record and collate shop-floor information and statistics. For more information, visit www.Prism-World.com.


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My sister-in-law told me that dogs have no concept of time. If they are left alone for on hour or six, it's all the same to them.
While I would like to believe this, I have my doubts. Certainly they can tell day from night, and my Westie knows when it's time for his morning walk. I don't make a habit of leaving my dog alone for long periods of time, but occasionally I have to go out for 4-5 hours. It would be nice to think that he doesn't realise that he has been alone for such a long time. |
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- Posted by quirkyquercus (My Page) on Fri, Jan 19, 07 at 12:12
My understanding is that they are used to a certain routine and basically their stomach juices start a-flowin at certain times when they know it's about time for food. My boys have an excellent internal clock. My bearded collie is like an alarm clock and starts rustling around at the same time every morning, to the precise minute, every day and will let out his yawn/whine. I think it's pretty well documented that dogs certainly do tell time. |
I'm going with a definite Yes! |
I think they do also. They remember things for years, so I guess that makes me believe they can understand time. Our dogs also tell us when it is time to let them out and when bedtime is. They always seem to know exactly what time it is! |
I can't see how any creature has no concept of time. Surely dogs know when they've been in a room or box all day, compared to one hour. They know when bedtime is, when to eat, what time the kids come home, when it's time to get up compared to waking up a little early and going back to sleep, etc. |
- Posted by quirkyquercus (My Page) on Fri, Jan 19, 07 at 19:28
Can I tell you about something wierd that very same dog does? Every night when I eat dinner, he lays there under the table or next to the table or the other room. How wierd is that? |
quirky - that last little story reminds me of my golden. This isn't conception of time, but sense of smell and intelligence. Whenever we have mashed potatoes and gravy he'll start prancing around after we eat, waiting for the leftovers. He watches while I clean up the kitchen, again prancing about when I pick up the potato pot. It's the only thing he ever begs for. |
We get up early every morning about 5 M. After we eat, DH lets the puppies out of their kennels and they outside then he sits with them and they get their morning loving and such. By this time I am back in bed (yes, after 36 years I still get up and fix his breakfast). He leaves for work about 6:45 and the pups let me sleep unil about 7:30. I can almost bet that they will start whinning within 5 min. of that time. Whether or not they have a concept of time, they have an inner clock that is pretty accurate. |
Absolutely. For all the reasons stated above. Mine are better than any alarm clock I've ever owned! Unfortunately, they don't have a concept of THE WEEKEND, so I still get nudged and whined at starting at 6am! As for how long they've been alone, and worrying about that, I really wouldn't be concerned unless it's a really long time. It's not that they don't 'know' that you've been gone 7 hours vs. 2, it's 'do they care'? I can pretty much say, not. Dogs sleep 12 - 18 hours a day. Sure, they might like it if you were home entertaining them, but if you're not, they just snooooooooooze. At least any dog I've ever owned does! Below is a Google search on how much dogs sleep. Lots of good info. |
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I've got to say yes. When we lived in Tx we had a shepherd mix. When the school bus was due she'd be at the end of the driveway waiting for DD to get off and have heard of other dogs doing same. vickie |
My McNab Skeeter is a watch(like in clock) dog I was feeding the horses of our local vet while he was out of town for two weeks. I fed between 8-9 am and 4-5 pm. On the fifteenth day at 8 while I was having coffee Skeeter came over and said"Time to feed the horses" I ignored her. Every five min she started on me"Time to feed the horses" she kept it up until 9. |
Mine don`t, I know this cause they think it`s time to eat all day long !! lol |
- Posted by blue_velvet_elvis (My Page) on Mon, Jan 22, 07 at 8:27
Elvis, our chihuahua, absolutely knows time. At around 2 or 3 minutes until 3pm he gets restless and fidgety. He looks at the clock and waits. Our clock plays different tunes for each hour and he knows when that particular song goes off my husband will be pulling into the driveway. He races out the doggie door when the song begins. He doesn't really understand weekends or holidays though. He just goes nuts at three pm every day. |
- Posted by ratherbgardening (My Page) on Tue, Jan 23, 07 at 13:13
I think they do. We had 2 dogs at one time and we discovered one morning that one of them would leave the yard through a very small space in the fence where part of the board had broken off and he would come back a little before my husband would get up. Neighbors called us several times to see if we were missing a dog and I'd always look out and see them both and tell them no, that someone else must have the same breed of dog, which isn't common. One morning my husband got up earlier than normal and discovered him missing. Just as we were getting dressed to go look for him, we heard something and looked out to see him squeezing through that little hole, just a few minutes before my husband would normally get up. Our current dog goes and waits by the door for my husband about the time he is due home, but he often comes later, so she waits a long time some days. |
My dogs get up at the same time every morning (which lucky for me is an hour or two after I wake up, so I can sleep in some days and not worry!). Our older dog sleeps a lot, so its hard to know if he knows bedtime, cause all he does is sleep in the evening. But the beagle begins to look for a comfy place to lay down between 10-10:30 every night. They know when dad comes home, and if he's late they start getting anxious and every noise they hear the look at the door to see if its him. My beagle also has a specific nap time in the morning and she gets awful cranky if she doesnt get fed before nap time. She'll start misbehaving and not listening and everytime she's given a sit or stay command she'll whine and huff. But if she gets fed and has her nap, she's the best dog ever. |
Our PeeWee,now departed, knew that I would be gone for a couple of hours if I left by the garage door. She also knew if I went out the front door I would only be gone for a few minutes. One day I went out the garage door and as I was driving away realized I had forgotten something. Rather than go in through the garage I went in and then left again by the front door. I thought nothing of this. My son was home and he said that PeeWee went to the front door and waited...and waited. After about 1/2 hour she began to cry and howl and she could not be consoled. She only stopped crying when I got back home. We figured it was because she knew more time had elapsed than should have before I returned. We did this several other times with the same results. If I went out the garage door she was content to wait for hours. A front door exit required me to return within 15 minutes. So, yes, I think they have a concept of time. Mona |
The first time my roommate watched my dog when I was gone for several days, I got back home and she said, "oh, if only you saw how sad she was you would never leave her again!". So, my dog was in my home, with my roommate who normally lives there, sometimes takes her for walks, sometimes feeds her, etc. The only difference from normality was that I was gone for several days rather than a normal work day. Apparently, she knows the difference. So, yes, at least according to your sil's definition-"If they are left alone for on hour or six, it's all the same to them."- yes, they have a concept of time, and no, it's not all the same to them. She also knows the difference between going to work at my normal morning going-to-work time (which is acceptable) and leaving the house at any other time, including going to work at unusual times (which is unacceptable and results in pouting). Now, whether or not their concept of time is anything like ours, or some completely different experience, I have no idea. But they know "something"... |
Most dogs get excited upon your return home after an hour or more and even more excited if you've been gone for a day or two or three. They don't however get excited if you walk out of the house for a minute or two and come back in. So obviously they have some concept of time notwithstanding all the above mentioned examples of how they can "know the right time" for other things. |
- Posted by quirkyquercus (My Page) on Thu, Jan 25, 07 at 9:56
Hey I'm the one who gets all excited. Even if I just go outside to take out the trash I start to miss them. So they obviously have a better concept of time than I do. LOL |
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Sun, Jul 7, 13 at 0:30
We're about to start the kitchen remodel. the floors are relatively (about 1 yr) new and we were told it would be easy to get the tile. Well.... the flooring is now discontinued. Anyone know where I can find Emser Sistina 20 x 20 tile in Rasella color. The manufacturer was able to locate some tile in the other sizes, I need - but not the 20 x 20 size. I've contacted the manufacturer and have exhausted all online resources when I input the name of tile in search box. Any ideas? Possibly an artistan that can make these tile pieces match the current floor. Any other ideas on how I can match this flooring? At this point replacing the entire kitchen floor is not an option. Thanks for your help. |
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My Emser rep was just here. I asked him about your tile. It's was discontinued in January and he couldn't find any stock anywhere. Sorry. If you've got some of the other sizes, it could be an interesting look to do a "border" between the two areas and use the smaller size for the other space. |
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I'm cheating, sort of…
I have this list & I'm suppose to drink each tea on the list before I can start over. Those are Ms Theresa's rules, of course, which we try to follow, but today I said, "hell no".
I'm leaving to play a wedding, I'm really tired, I've had some nice tea, but nothing that's substantial enough to kick me into high gear, & I know that THIS one is just what I need, so I'm drinking it!
So THERE, Ms TherEsa! ;)


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- 100% brand new
- Dual alarm can be set and used independently
- No power, no problem alarm system
- Light weight, simple outlook design, and convenient, easy to use
- Fashion design makes the electronic alarm clock a good ornament to your room
- Dual alarm includes snooze function as well as weekend cancellation
- The stylish electronic alarm clock is also a good present to your friends and families
- Low battery warning
- Material: Plastic & Metal
- PRI:230V ~50Hz, 30mA
- SEC: 6V 300mA
- Color: silvery
- Weight: 33.79 oz
- Size: 19.5 x 12 x 8cm
Color | Silver |
Dimensions(L*W*D) | 12.60 x 7.87 x 3.94 in (32 x 20 x 10cm) |
Weight | 33.79 oz (958.00g) |
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- fits my needs Review by Bill
Price Quality Value We wanted something with big numbers and one with flip page and in silver color. This clock fits the bill perfectly! (Posted on October 1, 2012)
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Quality This is a beautifully retro experience. And the "flick" sound! Just incredible. Put it up on a shelf though, it's relatively flimsy in appearance and I wouldn't trust it to much handling. (Posted on August 4, 2012)
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Quality Item as described, fast ship, but had to adjust slightly to sync hour and minute
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From wine to spam, this weekend's events offer a little bit of something for everyone.
If you're in Medford this weekend, head to the U.S. Cellular Fields for Parks Uncorked. The proceeds from this wine tasting day on the diamonds provide scholarships for youth participating in the city's parks & recreation programs.
Tickets are $35 per person, or you can buy a table, and all your friends can enjoy the decadent wine tasting from local wineries, as well as beer samples, catered hors d'oeuvres, live entertainment, games, and auctions.
It's time to warm up your vocal cords and practice your cock-a-doddle-dooing. Rogue River started hosting its National Rooster Crow Championship in the 1950's and the two day event is back this weekend.
Saturday morning features the fun run, followed by the parade, art in the plaza, food and vendor booths and the premiere event, both loud and full of laughter, as cows and humans give their best wake up call. The event continues on Saturday with the Rooster Crow Car Show.
Spam day celebrates everything about the pink canned product. People come from all over the country to the banks of the Rogue River to enjoy music, contest, a kid's carnival and of course an all-you-can-eat array of spam delicacies, including spam kabobs, spamburgers and, new this year, The Spamtastic.
Of course, there are also other edible options for the less adventurous. It's free to get in to the spam fest on Saturday which runs from 10:00 to 5:00.
In the Basin you can get behind the wheel of the Kruise of Klamath get in on the kickoff party Thursday. The event is spread across four different venues. The weekend long event wraps up Sunday with a breakfast and poker run.


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The Forecast: Tsunamis don't happen on their own—they're triggered by earthquakes, underwater landslides, even meteor impacts. But once triggered, the waves, which can range from ten to more than a thousand feet high, strike without warning. Typically, there are one or two localized tsunamis each year and one monster, like the March wave that devastated Japan's northeast coast. In the U.S., the West Coast, Hawaii, and Alaska are at highest risk due to seismic activity in the Pacific Ocean's Ring of Fire, which produces nearly 90 percent of the world's earthquakes.
Stats: 1,740—height, in feet, of the tallest tsunami ever recorded, in Lituya Bay, Alaska, in 1958.
Worst-Case Scenario: Being caught off-guard on the beach. Ideally, sensors deployed in the ocean trigger sirens and warning systems that give communities enough notice to leave the coast. But in many parts of the world, you have to look to nature. A tide going out or coming in at an unusual hour is a sure sign of a tsunami. Get to the upper floor or roof of a sturdy building, climb a tree, or, as a last-ditch effort, hold on to a life jacket, cooler, or other buoyant object. Remember: tsunamis can last ten hours, and the first wave isn't always the worst.
Smart Play: If you're on the water in a kayak, sailboat, or motorboat before a tsunami hits, get as far out to sea as you can. You'll still be lifted by the swell, but if you're in deep enough water, you won't be pushed ashore.
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It all started early Thursday morning. Just before my husband left for work, Judah rolled over on the bed and clear as day said, "Baba!" I did a double take and Judah said it again, bringing his hands to his mouth like he was trying to drink from a bottle. At first we just thought it was a fluke, but since then, he's been saying "baba!" before every meal. It seems like it's not so much a direct representation of "bottle" but more "I'm hungry – let's eat!"
We know it's super early for baby's first word; Judah is just over six months old. But the more we hear him say "baba" as he associates it with meals, the more we're starting to think that it might be his first word after all.
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The Big Wheel Race is a thing in itself that I am tempted to include in VV, but it doesn't promote the use of the bicycle as transportation in fashionable clothing. So, I resist. However, this lady rode up to the event all gold-beige and coordinated with her bike wearing sexy shoes. She qualified!
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- Samuel said...
A very nice shot, and great colour coordination. I think the smiles make the picture.
- March 28, 2008 at 4:51 PM
- fridrix said...
I'm a strong believer in clothes that match one's bicycle.
- March 29, 2008 at 6:21 AM
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Okay, so the PSP didn't rock the gaming world or "change the face of portable gaming forever" but on its own it's a smashing success for Sony and valiant first-timer effort for a company that has all but become the standard in videogaming. Once an industry dominated by Nintendo Sony took the number one spot with poise and class.
But the PSP hasn't received quite the noteriety that Sony had hoped for but that really comes down to the lack of titles that separate it from its big brother, host to the living room, PS2.
If I had a dime for every article I've read about the PSP providing nothing more than slightly scaled down versions of current console games, I could buy back Bungie from Microsoft. Breaking down the acronym doesn't really suggest that the PSP will be anything more than a "portable PlayStation". That's what it says on the box and that's what it does. It's basically replicating PlayStation games but for on-the-go-gaming. Having said that, Sony does need to come up with a wholly original and groundbreaking title that distinquishes itself from the console market.
Nintendogs is a great example of that as it's the only game to truly break free of the stereotypical home console to portable console translation. Metroid Prime DS, Mario Kart DS, Mario 64 DS; all of these games are great on their own merits but even Nintendo is guilty of transferring games to their portable systems offering nothing more than a few gimmicks or quirks that make them original to the portable market. Sony isn't doing anything that Nintendo hasn't already been guilty of but they are missing a title that really takes advantage of the system. And without a touch screen there's little chance that Sony will find that sweet spot.
But I'm optimistic that there'll come such a game that'll really bring the PSP into the shining light it deserves. Maybe it'll be Gran Turismo with the online play promised in the console version. Maybe we'll get a ported version of God of War on the system or possibly a mini-sequel that could tie into an advanced storyline of the next game on the console (which would probably be the last great game for the system).
There's also the chance that this current generation PSP may never see a truly exceptional title that dominates Nintendo's systems but so long as Hollywood keeps crancking out movies the PSP will have a place in the digital world. There's little chance it'll ever break the steady stride that the iPod has garnered but it'll be third to none.
No matter. I'm a patient kind of guy. You pretty much have to be with this system since there are some games that take some time to load. And while I'm noticing some sound glitches and loading times with Prince of Persia, I love the fact that I'm in control of such a powerful piece of hardware that all the problems that the game has are overshadowed by the fact that I can't get an experiecne like this anywhere else (how's that for a run-on sentence).


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- Posted by desertsteph (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 16:17
I've wondered also. She was changing some rooms - right? and redoing a kitchen. w/d (one of them) in garage. wasn't one in the kitchen? |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 17:31
Maybe summer is a hard time to be energetic with working on a house. I know this forum is very supportive, and there should be no reason for anyone to feel turned away. So we just wait, and when they are excited about working on it again, maybe we'll see how they are doing. If anyone knows her, maybe they could drip her a note and see what gives? |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 17:53
Last I read a few months ago she had her walls back up and was conserving money and cut off her internet. I think I remember that correctly. |
- Posted by desertsteph (My Page) on Wed, Jul 27, 11 at 5:19
oh darn shades - well, maybe she did that to save money to finish up or do her kitchen. hope she comes back... |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Sat, Jul 30, 11 at 13:43
If anyone else must disappear into this impending economic void, please shout out so we can know what happened? I'm afraid we will lose contributors here and on the other GW forums, but you are all my neighbors. For heaven sake, we sit down and have TEA together. |
- Posted by flgargoyle (My Page) on Sat, Jul 30, 11 at 16:28
While we're talking about it- I'll be very sporadic for the next couple years. There won't be any Internet up at our property until the house is done. My plan is to go into town about once a week where there is free Wi-Fi so I can get caught up. The good news is is that I'll have LOTS to talk about (as if that were ever a problem LOL!) |
- Posted by desertsteph (My Page) on Sun, Jul 31, 11 at 18:04
ML - I'm with you on that. I miss people when they don't post for a time. like IDIE too! |
Oh, I'm still hanging around (lurking in the shadows, lol). For some unknown reason I have not been posting, but I pop in to read the posts and see what you all are working on (hoping it will inspire me). |
I heard from Judith. She's still remodeling and she'll post pictures when any are interesting and show great change. She's also gotten involved with photography and that's taking up a great deal of her time. She is well, though, and that's a relief. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Tue, Aug 16, 11 at 10:41
Mona, what a relief that you give a happy report about Judith. I'm wondering to what extent she is involved with photography. It can be a demanding taskmaster, if you are going the manual SLR route, and if going DSLR, there is a lot more to it than point and shoot. I'm becoming very dissatisfied with the results my Sony Cybershot T-700 is giving, when I blow them to 100% it shows they are not really focused or else my hand is not steady...probably a little of both, I'd say. But I love good pictures, and can appreciate that Judith feels that way too. Give her my best, we'll still be hanging here when she has something to show off. :) |
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marti8, hmmm, I took the privacy restrictions off them, give it another try? If you still can't see them I will try to slowly post here, but it is difficult for me to do from where I am at this time. |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho (My Page) on Thu, Sep 1, 11 at 14:19
SO GLAD to see you posting again. I know many were worried about you.Hope you can come back to us soon and up date all of your progress. Sorry about the computer situation. I commented on one of your pictures on Flicker. I am Canary cottage. |
shades of idaho, Aw, thank you. I am sorry to have worried anyone. Not having a computer "at hand" is very frustrating. I still have issues with the past chemo...I wonder if the after effects ever end? I slows me down alot. UGH Plus I have been pretty busy doing portrait photography and just plain learning how to use the camera correctly, I am sure when I can finally get a new computer and the software that one needs for the photography I will even be more entrenched. (hopefully a new lens too for taking wide angle photos for home interior shots and tablesetting. Hmmm.. I think I need to go play the lottery. LOL I really wanted to have all this finished sooner, but I just have to be patient. LOL |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Thu, Sep 1, 11 at 14:31
I can see them now, Jude. And isn't it amazing how much space you get from taking out only a portion of that wall to create a sight line to the new living room!!! Substantial looking columns, so probably it can be done to a load bearing wall also? I mention this, because I want to do something similar when I bust through to my kitchen from the dining room. I know how you feel about that exercise equipment. If it does not sell, how about turning it into a pergola for vines? Out on the front stoop? :) Glad to see you back, was really concerned about your disappearance. |
I can see them now too. It is looking good. Are you doing all the work yourself? I've never done sheetrock by myself but I am about to try it. I didn't know you did photography. I would love to have a decent camera and take some classes. Sorry you are having health problems. I have heard other people talk about chemo after effects. |
moccasinlanding, thank you too! Actually the walls are not load bearing in those 2 spots (thankgoodness). I just like the columns being bigger, I had wimpy ones, but they just did not look good. Oh, that equipment. I used to use it alot pre- cancer/chemo, but now not really useful for me. So it has to go! I would like to sell it, everybit helps, but I may just end up donating it. |
- Posted by desertsteph (My Page) on Thu, Sep 1, 11 at 17:01
good to hear from you. i'll have to take a look at the pics later... sorry to hear your health isn't so good and has slowed you down. Mine slows me done too - almost to a snail's pace. I bought a new fuji this summer and have no clue how to use it really yet. I just snap a pic - and they don't look very good either! will take time this winter to read the manual I guess and find out what I should be doing. Nothing to do professionally tho. my X is a photographer (he teaches it) and my son and DIL are photographers also. DIL does weddings and has a studio. my son helps her when the wedding load gets heavy. All 3 exhibit their work. i stay far away from those geek people. They take your money and do nothing unless make it worse. If you can boot up try to get to the free TRend Micro virus scan site. See if it helps. good to hear from you also idie! been thinking of you - thought you might be lurking. Chime in sometimes! |
marti8, I only did the tear down or at least 98% of it, I did not remove the electrical, too scary for me. I can do drywall taping and such, but I am so picky, I really don't like my finished work as well as a pro. As far as the build went, a lady I work with has a son-in-law that does construction and he needed some extra money. His price was fantastic (for me) so I had him build the new walls and columns, and he did the electric. I ran out of money for the rest of the job, and have been saving up for the last part of it. Unfortunately he is too busy right now (a good thing (for him) considering this economic enviroment), especially with the results of the recent hurricane here, so he has plenty and better paying options right now. I am totally confidant that I could build a simple wall, but the last wall that needs to be built is more complicated (figures) LOL desertsteph, thank you too. That is cool that you have experienced photographers in your family. When I was young I did wedding photography and in-my-home studio photography when my ex and I were stationed in Germany. Wedding photography is serious, nerve racking hard work, there is no way I could do it at my age and condition now :( I will be happy just doing the photography that I can for now. |
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Funeral services for Harry Dickens, age 68, of Seattle Washington formerly of Gurdon, Arkansas departed this life Friday, September 13, 2013 in Renton Washington.
Want to burn brush or trash? Need to burn brush or trash? Not a good idea until the county judge says it's okay. A burn ban continues in Hot Spring County and several surrounding counties. Surrounding counties still under a ban are Dallas, Clark, Garland and Saline. "Although we've had some local showers in a few areas in the last 10 days, it hasn't been enough," said Hot Spring County Judge Bill Scrimshire. Scrimshire said he was still keeping the burn ban in affect until the county received significant rainfall in all areas.
Jo Teale Sibley, age 83 of Malvern, died Tuesday evening, September 17, 2013 at Mercy Health Center in Hot Springs.
Craig Carl Byrd, age 52, of Malvern, passed away September 16, 2013 after a losing battle with many health problems.
Maggie Avanell Herron Beene age 86 of Curtis, AR passed from this life Monday, September 16, 2013.Funeral services will be 2 PM Thursday, September 19 in the Ruggles-Wilcox Funeral Chapel with Rev. Phillip Runyan officiating.
Elva "Jean" Rickman, 77, of Malvern passed away on Sunday, September 15, 2013.
Odis E. Brumley, 84, of Malvern passed away at home surrounded by his loving daughters and grandson, Chad Headley on Saturday September 14, 2013.
Austin Scott Hammond, 30, of Donaldson passed away Saturday, September 14, 2013.
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I LOVE chicken & dumplings so when I found this I added my own spin to it and lowered the fat and calories. This is the best chicken and dumplings I've ever had which is amazing since I'm never satisfied with my cooking! You can have a full cup of this hearty comfort food for only 284 calories and 3.8 grams of fat! The sodium could be reduced if homemade biscuits are used instead of the canned biscuits, but if sodium isn't a problem this is a very fast and easy way to make chicken & dumplings! Submitted by STEPH2003 Carbs: 42.5g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 18.9g | Calories: 284.2
Ready in just 20 minutes. Carbs: 34.9g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 186.6
A quick and easy dinner that is also low in fat, this chicken casserole is perfect for busy nights. Submitted by LYZ219 Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 36.8g | Calories: 284.2
A quick and easy version of an Italian classic that can be finished in the oven or on the stove. Submitted by SORCHACULLEN Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 13.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 38.3g | Calories: 299.2
Five ingredients, 10 minutes of work. One delicious dinner. Submitted by 2BHOTT Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 232
Add Lipton onion soup mix too! One packet works fine! Rotel works in place of the stewed tomatoes for a spicy kick! Soup Mix not included in nutrition value Submitted by SGASKILL Carbs: 12.6g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 9.1g | Calories: 176.7


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Weight loss spurs New Lenox woman to start business
BY JAIME ANGIO Correspondent August 22, 2012 3:04PM
Melissa Faith Evans-Madorma Starts her workout at Charter Fitness in New Lenox. She lost 100 pounds and now wants to become a personal trainer. | John Patsch~For Sun-Times Media
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Melissa Faith Evans Madorma is a much different person than she was 16 months ago.
After being a yo-yo dieter for most of her life and trying every weight loss gimmick on the market, 34-year-old Madorma, of New Lenox, lost a whopping 100 pounds.
That's literally half her size. And she achieved her weight loss goal with just two basic things: food and exercise.
"You have to appreciate the journey to understand the value of the goal," Madorma, the married mother of four, said.
Madorma, who works as a receptionist, is now fulfilling her dream, one that would never have crossed her mind when she tipped the scales at 260 pounds.
She has become a certified fitness nutritionist and fitness trainer and has started her own company called M4 Revolution. The 4 Ms of M4 are muscle, menu, motivation and mental. She wants to help others achieve what she did.
Madorma grew up in Frankfort and Mokena and attributed her poor eating habits to the typical "Midwestern diet," she said.
"It was fried chicken, fish sticks, chicken nuggets and cheeseburgers," Madorma said.
"My mom's idea for breakfast was leftover dinner or making us warm chocolate chip cookies. Food was never taught. And I think that's a huge generation thing," she said.
When her youngest, Olivia, was 3 months old, Madorma got the all clear from her doctor to start exercising. She starting with a jogging stroller which then led her into running in her first 5k.
"Even in the beginning when I was home and I didn't have the gym membership, I had the Wii Fit or I would go online and just find things such as YouTube videos," she said. "I would use couch cushions and I was using the baby when the baby weighed 15 pounds to lift."
But even being more active wasn't enough. Hitting a plateau, Madorma knew she needed to focus on another element.
"Learning how to eat. It's such a huge element," she said.
"I started to pay attention to every calorie, every gram, every single thing I put in my mouth."
Madorma bought a digital scale to weigh her food, and also her own set of spoons, cups and a plate.
"When you force yourself to measure mayonnaise and mustard and ketchup and things you take for granted, thinking they're a condiment so they don't count, you learn 'um, yeah it does,' " she said.
Madorma said that even when she didn't want to exercise she would look at workout clothes and say, "just 15 minutes."
But, when she started, it felt too good to stop. The psychological aspect is a fine reward.
"I could actually achieve something. I wasn't letting myself down anymore," Madorma said.
"It (weight loss) has changed so many elements in my life and it's changing my values on people who are in my life. It's centered me as a person and taught me what life is all about, not just surviving every hour of every day."
"I understand how much work it is, how many mornings I didn't want to do things and how many times I just wanted to give up and go back to eating McDonalds," she said.
"I can appreciate where I'm at now and I can help other people with it (weight loss)," she said.
Most days you'll find Madorma at Charter Fitness in New Lenox or running with the Frankfort-New Lenox Running Club.
A woman who once never wanted to leave the house, Madorma now has finished 16 races, including three half marathons.
Information on M4 Revolution is at www.m4revolution.com.


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The poster for 'Wimbledon' has Kirsten Dunst brandishing a tennis racket sideways so that at first glance it looks more like a sword: a tacit admission, surely, that tennis is hardly a subject to set the pulse racing? This, however, is Working Title-land, and tennis, of course, is one of those things that Americans like us to do – as well as driving open-top sports cars past the Houses of Parliament, which star tennis player Peter Colt (Paul Bettany) does with surprising regularity in this tale of love across the tennis net.The game is simple. Two tennis players –Dunst and Bettany – meet over the hallowed lawns of SW19 one summer. Very soon it's love all; but Dunst's father/manager (Sam Neill) is quick to pour water on their dalliance, even though Bettany serves up lashings of British charm to woo both Dunst and audiences. In the meantime, both have trophies to fight for: cue tennis scenes that have at least some spark. It's hardly nail-biting, but the sport works.
Much has been made of the film's making, but it's hardly notable verité. Yes, this was actually, really filmed at the gen-u-wine Wimbledon. Yes, the crowds are kosher. Yes, there's a cameo from John McEnroe. And, no, they didn't use real balls. They added them later.
All in all, it's rather pleasant, but nothing else. Dunst and especially Bettany make for good romantic leads (although Bettany flips between Hugh Grant and Michael Caine ). But where are the gags? And it could do without the thinly sketched sub-plots involving Peter Colt's cheeky younger brother (James McAvoy) and warring Home Counties parents. A fairly charming romantic comedy – minus the comedy.
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Fri Sep 24, 2004
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This is the worst concealer ever!
The color selection is not good, all the colors was orange.
It really drye out my skin especially under my eye.
The packaging is bad, you get to much concealer on the sponge and you can't really control it.
I will never buy this again.
This concealer isnt as great as maybelline's mineral concealer that was recently discontinued. I bought this because i read of pretty okay reviews about it. it seems as though when it comes to this product, how good it is is pretty sided. Some people would tell you that this concealer is their go too concealer for undereyes and blemishes, and Others will tell you that its horrible because it settles into fine lines and seems cakey. Well when i first tried it, i was doing my friend's makeup, she had deep undereye circles and using this helped her conceal her undereye circles a lot and looked great on her.
As i proceded to conceal her blemishes with this, i must say this concealer is just far too cakey on blemishes. I tried it on myself recently i just dont find that i like it too much. It seemed far too cakey on me and it dries on the skin too much.doesnt blend well either.. I wont be buying this again. And would only reccomend this to girls with very deep undereye circles and even then, just appling a little is the way to go cause with this alittle goes a long way. And if you have acne, dont bother with this concealer because it wont conceal blemishes naturally and wil make you look cakey and blotchy.
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I LOVE this concealer. First of all, it's the first concealer I've ever used that's been light enough for my skin tone. I would buy it just for that alone. But, it just so happens that it's an awesome quality product as well. I have moderate-ish acne, and a LOT of acne scarring, and this covers everything. It dries really fast, so you have to work quickly, because once it dries it's not going anywhere (which is good). I don't have to worry about it "sinking in" after a while and having all my nasty skin being exposed. For such a thick concealer, it looks pretty natural on my face. It'll look cakey if you wear too much, but I think that goes for pretty much any concealer.
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I bought this concealer because of the great reviews and the fact that its non comedogenic. But I really hate this! The packaging quality is horrible. Its impossible to blend and feels really dry on the skin, and considering that I have very oily skin thats really bad. But since I was determined to make it work I tried it in many different ways: under my foundation, over it, with powder, without powder, with eye cream under it... Nothing worked. , And on top of that it doesn´t even cover my under eye circles or my blemishes. I wouldn´t recommend this to anyone.
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This was just intended to tide me over for a week until I could to a MAC counter, but after one wear I knew there was no need to re-purchase my usual concealer, as Superstay is better in so many ways.
I have quite dark circles under my eyes, so finding a concealer that covers them while looking natural has been hard. Usually I just settle for "good enough". Superstay is a little harder to work with than my old concealer, but it's worth it because it really does stay put until you wash your face at the end of the day. It applies best with a brush, and it doesn't sit heavily or settle into fine lines if it's blended out nicely. Not much is needed for a decent result either, and it even works well over blotchy patches and spots without aggravating the problem. I used to use two seperate concealers, one for undereyes and one for any blemishes, but now I don't really need two. Best of all, in Australia, Superstay is less than half the price of Moisturecover.
If I could change anything, I'd love it to cover my undereye circles just a little more, but I'm a bit obsessed with this area. The coverage for a person without rings that could have them mistaken for a panda is probably more than adequate. While it's not a problem for me, the colour range is pretty dismal too. The lightest shade is very fair, which is really the only reason I chose it, since it was the only one that was pale enough for me available.
I will certainly repurchase this, and I've also told my sister and mum to buy this when they run out of their current concealers.
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This is one darn good concealer! Its dryish consistency means that once you apply it to spot blemishes it stays on without budging even when you apply foundation over it. Brilliant. I tend to use it for covering red marks and acne rather than under the eye. It has a doe-foot type wand, and I just dab a bit on the back of my hand and dot it from there onto where i need with the tip of my finger, so the wand doesnt contact my face and get contaminated. I use this in Cream, which is slightly darker than Ivory and lighter than Deep Beige. Pity that it doesn't come in a bigger range of shades because the Cream is still on the fair side for me, but I can just get away with it when I even out the pale patches when I apply foundation on top. I also bought Deep Beige, thinking that a darker shade is what I need, but sadly Deep Beige is also heavy on pink tones which just look like I have put pink spots all over my yellow-toned asian skin. Cream appears neutral that is neither yellow nor pink-toned. But I had to give it 4 lippie only because of the limited shade range, otherwise this would be a perfect spot cover concealer.
I hate this concealer! i regret buying it and the quality of it is so crappy. It doesnt go on seamlessly and its so hard to take off the product!!
i really like this concealer--it doesn't last the 12hrs that the packaging claims but it does last way longer than my other concealers. the only downside to this concealer would be that this concealer can really emphasize dry patchy spots. so i usually moisturizer before using. but all in all i still really like it for covering up spots and etc.
I use this as my undereye concealer in medium beige or cream if I decide to wear foundation. Once you find the real technique with this the results are flawless! I usually apply concealers with my finger using my body's temperature to warm up the product. However it is easy to put too much product that it will settle into fine lines. In this case, a little does a long way. I just dab one dot under my eye and on my eyelid. The big key is to use a concealer brush!!! I use my elf studio concealer brush and I find it distributes the product well so that there is not a lot of product that will get into the fine lines.
Possible HG? I think so!
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I bought this concealer a while back and used it a couple of times and was disappointed w/the results, so I put it away and kind of forgot about it. Then when I was introduced to Bare Minerals by a friend I was using Bisque which came in my starter pack. I continued to use Bisque as my go to concealer. However my acne had gotten worse and Bisque was not giving me the coverage I was looking for. When I last ran out of Bisque I simply stopped putting concealer on and was playing around with liquid foundation which was giving me the coverage I needed. After doing a lot of online research trying to find everyone's "HG" concealer I wasn't able to find enough people who raved about one particular concealer. I saw this in my makeup drawer and decided to give it a try again, since I already had it, and I wasn't down to spend $$ on many different concealers hoping I would find the right one. I must say I am pleased with the coverage it has given me along with my Bare Minerals foundation. However the color I have, medium beige, is well too beige for my current skin complexion. The coverage is really good and it is pretty easy to blend. I just used the applicator brush to dot on each blemish and scar and lightly tapped my finger on and around to blend. I think I am going to get a different color and also a brush and see if I don't achieve better results. I don't know how well it works for under eye circles yet but I might give it a try and update if it works or doesn't work.


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"VCS:11032 registration failed. Exiting"
GAB was not registered or has become unregistered.
Recommended Action: GAB is registered by the gabconfig
command in the file /etc/gabtab. Verify that the file exists and that it contains the commandgabconfig
GAB can become unregistered if LLT is set up incorrectly. Verify that the configuration is correct in /etc/llttab. If the LLT configuration is incorrect, make the appropriate changes and reboot.
"Waiting for cluster membership."
This indicates that GAB may not be seeded. If this is the case, the command gabconfig
does not show any members, and the following messages may appear on the console or in the event log.
GAB: Port a registration waiting for seed port membership
GAB: Port h registration waiting for seed port membership