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Five Examples of the Streisand Effect
Humiliation and turmoil is only hilarious if it happens to others, right? And when it happens to people you dislike or are jealous of the schadenfreude is so delicious you could eat it if it weren't a German word and therefor probably poisonous. Barbara Streisand really is the perfect celebrity to lend her name to the phenomenon when she nasally brayed to a judge that a picture of her giant mansion paid for by shitty songs should be removed from a public collection. Streisand embodies crap synergy- wherein the sum of the outcome is so much more tragic than the act itself. But it's happened to others:
Before August of 2006 Daniela Cicarelli was just your average insanely hot Brazilian bikini model, just trying to bang her equally hot millionaire private banker boyfriend on a Spanish beach in private. Cicarelli and boyfriend Tato Malzoni, no doubt in a fit of retardation-inducing passion, forgot that the year was 2006 and not 1986, when not every professional photographer this side of Princess Di's grave had access to more video cameras than the fevered dreams of BLANK. Paparazzi filmed Cicarelli's oiled Brazilian body going at it, and being complete dicks like paparazzi are, they totally released it and it was eventually uploaded onto Brazilian Youtube. Daniela Cicarelli was understandably dismayed and went ahead and sued Youtube. The results were that every low rent gossip publication seized on it, and now everyone knew Daniela Cicarelli as that woman too stupid to understand the concept of public places. If she had just ignored it, the whole thing would have likely blown over like a discarded sarong and the incident would have been a footnote of her career.
Scientology has a shaky relationship with the internet. An entity who's entire existence is to hold and deliver information for free goes against everything Scientology is destroying thetans for. There have been many examples of clashes. Activist Tori Christman left after her home got internet access, alt.religion.scientology is as old as Xenu, and then of course there's Anonymous and whatnot. But one example of Scientology bringing more attention to something they wanted to bury was the infamous Tom Cruise laughing maniacally about car accidents and stadiums video. When every video hosting site in existence ran the video, Scientology went nuts and let's just say they were in desperate need of auditing when all was said and done. Their hilarious attempts to put all the toothpaste back in the tube resulted in the creation of Project Chanology which is an on-going attempt to make David Miscavidge just end it now.
Amanda Bonnen was pissed off. More specifically, she was pissed off at her landlord, Horizon Group Management, who she was suing for not de-molding the apartment she rented. Bonnen was part of a class action lawsuit for such property shenanigans and tweeted her anger for all the world (20 followers, to be precise) to see: "Who said sleeping in a moldy apartment was bad for you? Horizon realty thinks it's okay." Oh snap! Take that, property owners who won't clean toxic mold! While preparing for the lawsuit, Horizon found the tweet and counter-sued for defamation. Finding it hilarious, Bonnen's lawyers released the information and then the entire world found out Horizon Realty were the Snidely Whiplashes of apartment management. If they had just chilled, or better yet simply cleaned up the mold, only 20 people would have read the post and no one would be the wiser.
It's hard out there for a photoshopper. You get one thing wrong, and bored assholes with too much time on their hands go nuts. That's what happened to Ralph Lauren. They were innocently photoshopping their models- a pupil dilation here a hip reduction there- when the truly entertaining blog PhotoshopDisasters ran a terrible photo of a kind of gross model. She wasn't gross in real life, pretty hot actually, but Ralph Lauren trimmed away so much of her the photo careened head first into the uncanny valley. Ralph Lauren was not amused by the criticism and issued legal jargon to BoingBoing, who had rerun the photo to prove how insane their photoshopper apparently was. ABC and Huffington post caught wind and reprinted the photo over and over again, leaving Ralph Lauren to ring their hands and wish to God they'd kept their mouths shut. Ralph Lauren eventually apologized for altering the photo so heavily, but not before firing the model for being too fat. Stay classy, Ralph Lauren!
Ah, yes. Aside from Barbara Streisand this is probably the most famous Streisand effect story. AACS encryption keys have been leaked for as long as they've existed. And as long as murdering in order to silence your technicians is illegal the MPAA is going to have disgruntled saviors all too happy to share their information. But when Digg posted the infamous 09 F9 number, the MPAA completely lost its shit and let loose on everyone they could find online. The backlash was huge. Almost everyone with a computer re-posted the number from message boards to Facebook and Myspace, even going so far printing t-shirts and tattooing themselves. The MPAA reacted like a school marm- publicly praising the pussy sites who complied with their demands and admonishing the cool kids who smoked at recess.


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Id like to say they get off on some sick shit over there.....Mods are biased at the least, some flame bait with racist and inflaming remarks and ban anyone afterwards with little or no respect for their own site rules, site uses advertisement dollars for revenue and wont pay the mods, mods do it for the sick kicks alone??.....they make you turn off your ad blocker or you cant even stream a video, tells you in 10 languages that they are going to data mine your lifes work out to some internet thief for $.10 per lead.
mods regularly drop posts, erase posts, and also change your posts without reason, as they troll every statement you make for their own version of the events, without any due respect for their disclosure.....
back before their upgrade in april of 2012, they asked members what they would like to see in the new version 2.0.....we all wrote in and I was instrumental in developing the color schemes and layouts as I had convinced them that this was the best option for a website, using my old company site as an example of simple layout techniques that create more appealing tones and qualities to content.
they thanked me and used it freely, but then immediately used the upgrade and staged a prank to fool the entire online community into believing that they were shut down by the US/FBI/CIA/DEA/ and were going to be investigated. This was on april fools, and the main locked page was designed to look as if it was a govt sanctioned locked IP
they were upgrading not to be able to just have a better format and better servers for the many members using vids and pics with links, it was so they could sell us out to the same data mining organizations and get money from the google adsense ads and such......they were ignoring the spam vids uploaded without moderation, and targeting the entire member base in the forums as characters in a good guy bad guy comic strip, acting as as sovereigns, most of them from the US, as were their opinions.
needless to say this made many very angry and they lost trust in the mods, who were doing all this to fuck with our minds, but a few kids knew better and trolled them harder to leave us alone and stick to the "disclosure" agenda, and go elsewhere to look for actual spammers abusing the front page upload features to put up everything from soft drink ads, to white cloaked meetings of hate speech rallies and other crazy ish......
......I stayed and tried to reason my way out of their attacks, but it was nothing any member really had a problem with, it was always the mods who were the gang bullies......
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July EPC Business Postponed to August
Posted: 07/03/2013
DES MOINES – The Iowa Environmental Protection Commission will not be meeting July 16 as planned.
The regularly scheduled meeting and a field trip in Monona County were cancelled because of few items on the agenda.
Regular business will be postponed until the next meeting scheduled for Aug. 20 in Windsor Heights.
Find more information on the EPC agenda items at
The members of the commission are Mary Boote, Des Moines, Chair; Max Smith, Knoxville, Vice-Chair; Nancy Couser, Nevada, Secretary; Cindy Greiman, Garner; Brent Rastetter, Ames; Joanne Stockdale, Lake Park; Robert Sinclair, Williamsburg; and Eugene VerSteeg, Inwood. The director of the DNR is Chuck Gipp.


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why do my texts come from icloud.com after the ios7 update?
Go to Settings > Messages > Send & Receive and make sure only the phone number is checked.
Basically, your iMessage settings have become slightly off due to the update.
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Austin, TX, 78731, United States
Mount Bonnell, a municipal park located on the western edge of the city above Town Lake, is one of the highest points in the area at 775 feet, making it a popular spot for surveying the surrounding area. From here, visitors can see downtown to the southeas and the sunset over the Texas Hill Country and Lake Travis to the west. It has been a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark since 1969. The trail leading to the summit is short but steep and includes many stairs.
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I have a friend that found some rubber chickens, and I would love to have some ideals. Gag gifts are welcome. These chickens are so cute, I know these will be a great seller when I think of something. I had this one odeal and my g/f loved it. Boy she was laughing so hard she oops (p) on her self. Any way all ideals welcome......thanks jan
Don't know how to post a picture I would show them to you. |
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Well, are they 1 inch or foot high? We need little more information. If a foot high maybe you could "dress" them in costumes. If 1 in. high whole different thing. Are they painted up cute or just tan or some other color rubber. Used in crafts or to throw a "dead chicken on a stage in a play"? Tell us more! Jan |
Hay Jan there 8 in rubber chicken I have a picture if you wanna email me so you can post it. I thought about some chicken noodel soup. or broth boil this. any way I will show you the picture email me. |
I haven't figured out how to post pic. either. Hope someone else can help you. 8 in. Chicken- I'm picturing a nest in a basket with bunch of plastic eggs & couple of baby chicks made of pompoms with sign saying something like "Whoa, how am I gonna raise all these chicks!" Cute Easter decoration anyway. Plastic eggs would have candy or treats in them! Sorry I'm not much help! Jan |
- Posted by concretenprimroses (My Page) on Sun, Feb 22, 09 at 11:23
If you want to email the pic to me, I will post it. Also here is a link to instructions on posting pics. I learned from this. One thing has changed for me, and I don't know if its my computer or if photobucket has changed and that is I can't just click on the html tag any more. I have to click on it so it highlights then right click and copy. It was a lot easier when I could just click and the word "copied" would appear briefly in a little box. kathy |
Here is a link that might be useful: How to post pictures
Thanks for html info. We are still having trouble getting them off computer onto photobucket. Then DD got 2 on & couldn't get other 2 on. So maybe needed to do what you said.My email-MSN gets harder to use each time they mess with it. Wish they would leave things alone. Guess would have to change sign with idea I gave above to read, Wheww, this egg business is making me molt, good thing Easter only comes once a year!! or "Who's going to sit on these eggs,where's the rooster when you need him!!" or "If you gave birth to this many, you'd be in bad shape too"(Thinking of gal out here with 14 kids!!!LOL Where they sold as gag gifts? Jan |
Jan, one of my g/f found them. I thought make some gag gifts and some other gifts. They was 5 for 1.00 I couldn't say no. I have some gag gifts in mind. I want to make for hubby. Then I was seating here and thought of this one. Pulled all my feathers out. This chick has had it Kitchen is CLOSED.... Now looking for some cute ckicken clipart to make tags.... |
How about shut them in the trunk of the car with a feather or two. |
- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Tue, Feb 24, 09 at 21:59
Those look like hat decorations to me. |
Where do you see hat decorations out of these? I am going to make chicken and noodels in a can. |
Oh, that is so funny!! Where you going to put them on the hat???? Thanks for my laugh for the day!! The chicken & noodles sounds like it would work better. Need at least a 2 lb coffee can & chicken half out ,maybe tan rubber bands cut for noodles & sign saying," Hey, let me outta here!!!!" On the hat you could wrap his legs around the brim & say "slowdown you just knocked off all my feathers!!" Oh my!!!Show us pic of what you really do! Jan |
Jan that sounds like a winner. I am trying to find someone that can make me a label for the big plastic coffee can. I don't know how to make stuff like that. I have some really cute and funny chicken pictures that I have found. I hope I can find some one to make me one. Also I was thinking sherded paper for the noodels. Any and all ideals still coming I hope. Hugs jan |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Fri, Feb 27, 09 at 20:01
I think you should do your "chicken and noodles" in a big gallon jar so the chicken will show through it. Bet you could use that fun foam stuff to cut the noodles out. Too funny! I used to have a cloth chicken in that same shape with a tag on it saying something like "this chicks had it!". I had it hanging in my kitchen for a long time, and everyone always commented on it. Luvs |
When I get it made I will post a picture. I am also making a bad gag gift to give to my DH. |
I was thinking to take a bread basket, lined with a pretty napkin..place chicken in the center and a batch of biscuits surrounding him-piled so that just the top half of the chicken shows. Then a sign sticking up that says : "NO! WAIT!...EAT MEAT!!" Or affix the chicken wrapped around a bottle of wine along with a recipe card for "Coq A Vin" and a sign that says: An easter basket filled w/white & brown plastic eggs with the chicken lying across the top (or tied to the handle, with a sign that says: |
Thanks great stuff. Will post when I get some stuff made. |
grannyicu here is a site that has the blank template for the new coffee cans, go to the bottom for the blank one. do you have a print program you could take the template to and add you clipart, if not I would give it a try for you. looks like you guys are haveing fun with the chickens! will watch to see what you all come up with. oddie |
Here is a link that might be useful: folgers coffee
if you are looking for chicken graphic give this site a try oddie |
Here is a link that might be useful: graphic
Oddie please email me when youget a chance. Thanks |
Very clever! love your chicken soup! bet your hubby will think twice before opening a can of soup agine, you just never know what pops up in a crafters home LOL! oddie |
Very clever! love your chicken soup! bet your hubby will think twice before opening a can of soup agine, you just never know what pops up in a crafters home LOL! oddie |
- Posted by susiewantsroses (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, May 11, 09 at 11:54
I would sKewer them end to end around on a circular wire or wire wreath form. Then I would make a sign that said "Eat more beef". That would be a very funny kitchen/pantry door wreath. I would also glue white feathers all around the wreath. The eat more beef wooden sign could be in the shape of a butchers clever with black handle and silver blade. |
Very funny!! Glad he has a sense of humor! Cute idea to give to the sick! Jan |
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Free dining
Does anyone know if free dining will be offered for summer dates 2013? I'd like to go this summer and would love to get free dining. My dates are very flexible so I can make anything work. Also I will be on a disney cruise then staying at pop for 2 days in end of Jan. so anyone know if free dining is a current bounce back offer at pop?
Disney hasn't given out Free Dining in the last few promos. :worried: They haven't released anything for summer except the very beginning of June and it was for Disney Visa only so far. It was up to 30% off resorts and some ticket discounts as well I'm not sure all the details.
Oh, I hope they do. My in laws are going in Sept and I hope the free dining is an option1
They offered free dining in Dec. We just got back before Christmas from a two week free dining trip. I believe they also offered a bounceback free dining offer for Aug/Sept. 2013 this past fall. They do not offer free dining during the peak of summer. Plan for the end of Aug. through Sept. They have not always offered it for Oct/Nov/Dec. But the last few years they have. If anything is going to come out for Aug/Sept. to the general public we will probably not know until April at the earliest.
Side note: The two weeks we were there was not very busy despite free dining being offered. I was expecting it to pick up the closer we got to Christmas but it didn't happen like in previous years that we had gone. The busiest we encountered was Dec 15 in the Magic Kingdom. This was expected though with it being a Saturday. The wait times were low for most things except for the very popular attractions such as Toy Story Mania/Soarin/Test Track/Everest and Peter Pan which always seem to be busy. Also the New Fantasyland attractions The Little Mermaid and Enchanted Tales with Belle were very busy with long waits. Dumbo was walk on. The double Dumbo's really make a huge difference for that ride. Counter Service was busier than Table Service places as well. I think most people chose a value resort and did not upgrade. Even BOG had tables empty despite not being able to get an ADR. Crystal Palace breakfast had the most tables empty while we were there from 8:30am till almost 10am. |
My sister got a pin in the mail for free dining yesterday...dates good through the end of February.
I have heard some rumors that if they offer "free" dining later this year, it will not include the Value Resorts and for the others it will be QSDP only
That's most likley true, its available this year on the UK website and is QSP only but can be upgraded for extra payment.
Yes, there is a prevailing rumor (unconfirmed) that there will be free dining offered to the general public for September, but it will not be available at the value resorts. If this is true, you will have to upgrade your resort to get free dining.
UK has done this for years (not available at value resorts, QS offered free at moderates) |
We are banking on free dining for our trip in Aug too. We are booked for the last week of Aug, so i hope that helps our chances :goodvibes It's so hard to wait!
We are planning on going the week after Labor Day in Sept-I am SO hoping for free dining! Our plan right now (w/out free dining) is to stay at Arts/Animation, but if free dining comes along, I know we'll have to upgrade...Here's to keeping fingers crossed and lots of Pixie Dust for all of Sept!!!
The rumor is that the general public offer for Aug/Sept (not the limited distribution offers like PIN codes or bouncebacks) will not include value resorts. Of course it's only still a rumor.
We had free dining this past September. We got a bounce-back offer for September of this year.
However, at the time, we weren't sure where we'd be finacially, so we didn't book it. (I had just that very week gotten laid off at work - complete surprise - but PTL, I had an offer within a week of getting home!) So, now, we are secure in our finances, and want to go in September again... I'm just hoping they do some type of free dining again, if not, I'm gonna kick myself for not booking the bounce-back offer! |
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In 2008 when Huttig's elementary school students were forced to join their counterparts in Strong, the door firmly slammed on what was formerly the Huttig School District.
Consolidated into the Strong-Huttig School District in 2004-2005 after enrollment fell below the 350-minimum student requirement, the school district's closure was one felt piece by piece.
The consolidation marked the beginning of the end and was followed closely by the closure of the high school in 2006, according to News-Times archives. Later that year, the district's seventh and eighth graders followed. The final nail in the coffin was the decision to close the elementary school and send the remaining 67 students to Gardener-Strong Elementary School for the 2008-2009 school year.
Now, though the edifice still stands and a sign proudly thanks the community for the memories from 1928-2008, the former promise of education within is in utter ruin.
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12 But this is what will happen to all who fought against Jerusalem: God will visit them with a terrible plague. People's flesh will rot off their bones while they are walking around; their eyes will rot in their sockets and their tongues in their mouths; people will be dying on their feet! | 12 This is the plague with which the LORD will strike all the nations that fought against Jerusalem: Their flesh will rot while they are still standing on their feet, their eyes will rot in their sockets, and their tongues will rot in their mouths. |
13 Mass hysteria when that happens - total panic! Fellow soldiers fighting and killing each other - holy terror! | 13 On that day men will be stricken by the LORD with great panic. Each man will seize the hand of another, and they will attack each other. |
14 And then Judah will jump into the fray! | 14 Judah too will fight at Jerusalem. The wealth of all the surrounding nations will be collected--great quantities of gold and silver and clothing. |
15 The plague will also hit the animals - horses, mules, camels, donkeys. Everything alive in the military camps will be hit by the plague. | 15 A similar plague will strike the horses and mules, the camels and donkeys, and all the animals in those camps. |
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Today, Take Note takes a look at two locally made films. The first is by a Penn State film major who hopes to spread awareness of the problem of rape on college campuses with her documentary, "Unreported." The second is by Gregory Collins, a filmmaker from State College. He talks about his new feature film, "A Song Still Inside," about…
Penn State's Centre for the Performing Arts is focused this week on music of the 18th century. Tonight, the orchestra Tafelmusik will give a concert of baroque music, and Thursday night, the orchestra will join Canada's Opera Atelier to present a fully staged opera at Penn State. WPSU's Kristine Allen reports they'll present "The Magic Flute" by Mozart.
Since the Newtown tragedy in December, the issue of school violence has been a focus of national attention. Penn State's World Campus and Social Science Research Institute partnered with area school districts this past Monday night to sponsor a panel discussion on the issue. The program was held in the lobby of the Outreach building at Penn State, University Park,…
The Centre Crest nursing home in Bellefonte is currently run by Centre County. But because of financial concerns, the County Commissioners are considering making Centre Crest a nonprofit, outside of County control. At a public meeting Wednesday evening, March 27th in Bellefonte, the Commissioners will talk with citizens about the proposed change. As WPSU's Kristine Allen reports, some citizens are…
This evening, right after the sun slips below the western horizon, an unusual sight will be visible, if the weather permits. WPSU's Kristine Allen reports it's a visitor from the far reaches of our solar system. It's a comet.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has called community water fluoridation one of the great public health achievements of the 20th century. But critics say fluoridated water is not as safe and not as effective as we've been led to believe. They argue for a consumer's right to choose. Why is water fluoridation controversial? WPSU's Patty Satalia talks with…
A candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania stopped in State College Monday evening, to chat with volunteers at the Centre County Democratic Committee office. WPSU's Kristine Allen reports he's a young Bradford County Commissioner.
NPR's Guy Raz, former host of Weekend All Things Considered, debuts this weekend as host of The TED Radio Hour (heard Sunday afternoon at 3:00 on WPSU-FM). WPSU's Kristine Allen speaks with him about this latest twist in his eventful career.
Democrat John Hanger's campaign for Pennsylvania governor began last November, a full two years before the 2014 race. The candidate stopped by Penn State yesterday to speak to a group of student Democrats. WPSU's Kristine Allen was there.


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Flick Attack is an addictive, unique physics based game that combines tower defense elements with the fast paced action of arcade games.
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I really need a good advice. I have a stepdaughter, who is 11 years old. My husband and me are married for almost 6 years. We do not have children. It's not that we are not trying, it just hasn't happened yet. I have difficulties with getting pregnant. His ex-wife and us used to live in different states. My stepdaughter used to travel to be with us all the time. She would spend most of the summer with us, as well as all school vacations and some weekends. I love her with all my heart. Her mother is a nice woman and we do have civil relationship with her.
Few month ago we moved to the same location to live closer to my stepdaughter. Now she spends a lot of time with us. I think, we have a lot of problems now! Sometimes, I feel so angry and desperate! She is very intelligent girl, very humorous and she is so much fun to be with! There are so many good things about her! But I am very worried about some of her qualities. She is a true daughter of divorced parents. She honestly believes that she can get absolutely anything out of them. And she usually does. It is not a secret she is extremely spoiled. But this is not what I am worried about the most. She is very self-centered and she doesn't care about others, whatsoever! I understand that most kids are this way, but, in my opinion, these issues should be addressed. I want her to be a good, kind person, help others. Being smart is not going to get her anywhere if she doesn't have good heart! She is also SO lazy! She spends in a bed an entire weekend, chatting with her friends on-line. Her mother is like this too. Her house is absolutely filthiest place I have ever seen. Her mother doesn't teach her anything! They hardly ever have any food at the house. I've seen her refrigerator completely empty couple times. How is it possible when you have a kid at the house?
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- Posted by garden_wench (My Page) on Mon, Nov 20, 06 at 7:00
I'm not sure if I can give you any good advice, but i am sorry for what you are going through. And you are trying to get pregnant, so you really don't need extra stress. I used to get along well with my stepson, until he moved in with us. Being a step-mom is pretty much impossible I think. I really hope you didn't get that pair of boots for her. My post has a lot of similar issues, and yes, the kids from divorced homes can be expert manipulators. You say you love her and care about her, but you are angry; many step-moms feel the same way. You sound like a caring, sensitive and giving person. You say your husband is 100% supportive but won't say anything to his daughter. Honestly, that is a recurring theme on these posts. I know the bio-parents feel caught in the middle, because I think, they don't want to be the bad guy. I wish i could give you better advice, my only thought is to not to spoil her anymore than she is (the boots thing), state your thoughts clearly and quickly, try to schedule family outings so she does not spend entire weekend chatting on-line. Stop feeling sorry for her, you can't control her mother's household, but I bet your household is feeling a bit controlled by them. I really wish I had something better to say. Maybe you can approach your husband, and say "I'm really concerned about her future" and then mention 1 or 2 specific issues, like getting her to shower everyday when she is at your house. But, this has to be announced by him and enforced by him. Start with this, she may turn around a little bit. But if he won't, then I think you have more frustration and anger ahead of you. Try some counseling. Best of luck, I hope things will get better. |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Sat, Nov 25, 06 at 20:21
Disable the computer or put it in your trunk & spend the day at a spa. |
- Posted by brass_tacks (My Page) on Sun, Nov 26, 06 at 16:38
Oxana, What you describe seems to be so common with so many kids in today's culture. The parents work and the children play. If you would talk to someone, like maybe your parent's ages, you'll find out why this is. Taking away the computer, cell phones, etc. etc. shouldn't mean a punishment. It's a way of life that we could talk about. If you and your husband can't figure this out, you'll not be able to do anything about it. Go figure out just what it is about this generation that seems to be so lacking in accountability and then make some decisions. Your eleven year old is not beyond your reach. |
Hello Oxana, I have to say that reading about your situation really hits home. I have a stepdaughter who is 13. I have been married for 9 years. The difference is that I have 2 children. My stepdaughter moved in with us a year ago and we have been fighting since. Our marriage wasn't perfect before but we were happy and very rarely argued. I strongly believe that nothing is going to change. I can either learn to live with the way things are or take my children and leave. It is so unfair. I know that my husband loves me and our children but he will never have her leave. I feel like he has chosen her over our family. The worst part is that he only met her a few years ago. They have absolutely no relationship other than her asking for things and him saying yes. I feel like giving up. When you have your own children all of the problems get worse and new ones arise. |
You need to be somewhat of a b***h.Sorry,but there's no other way to say it.If you dont,believe me,it will build up to the point where you resent his daughter and not want her there at all. Next time she asks you for her "boots" or something else,Tell her,"Sorry I'm busy cleaning up (or whatever)and dont have time to wait on you." After a few times,she'll get the hint,even if she doesnt like it or gets mad at you. But,she'll get over it.The important thing is that your husband reinforces the actions.He need not say something to her mom,but when she is at your house~she will follow YOUR rules.My husband is the same way with one of his daughters,he never disaplines her and lets her be completely lazy.So...I end up being a b***h the whole time. We have had alot of fights about it.He is just NOW starting to be her parent and not her friend. |
Haha...next time she tells you to get her boots, ignore her! If she wants to treat you like crap, treat her like a child. Unfortunately, you seem to be the only one trying her. The bad part about that is children of divorced parents feel like they dont have to listen to the steps. Your husband and her mother are the ones who have to do this. And you know what to do, strict firm punishment. Do not enable bad behavior, etc. But if her bio parents arent enforcing it, you are in a bad situation. Get your husband and her mom together, sit down and have a good long talk. Dont tell her mom what she needs to do because then she'll feel as though you are telling her how to raise the little girl. If you cant get anything out of her mom, then it's up to you and your husband. If your husband doesnt want to do anything then all three of you are going to have SERIOUS problems when she hits 13-14. All in all...this isnt fair to YOU. It's your turn to be selfish. Make Mom and Dad step up because you cant do it on your own. |
I just had to post a message in response to the last post because anyone who advocates a step-parent be selfish has got serious problems! The last thing a child whose lost their intact family because their parents got divorced is another selfish adult in their life. These children are HURTING terribly! What they need is a lot of LOVE! They need a POSITIVE role model in their life and if that means putting your needs and wants on hold for awhile (like having a baby) then that's what you need to do. Not only that, you cannot, and I repeat, CANNOT force or make anyone behave a certain way. I am especially appalled at the last sentence, "Make mom and dad step up" hello????? First of all, a step-parent or any person for that matter cannot "make" anyone do anything. Secondly, a step-parent has no business telling a bio parent how to parent. Third, stop acting like a victim and acknowledge the fact that as a step-parent you CHOSE to be in this situation! You chose to marry into a broken family. You chose to marry someone who had children and you think there isn't going to be problems???? The best advice I could give you is to STOP focusing on things out of your control and focus instead on yourself. You control your feelings, attitude and emotions and despite the circumstances you can be happy IF you want too. Unfortunately, and maybe it isn't "fair" you are not the most important person here, the child is. |
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Welcome to the combined July/August issue of Keyboard Player which is available now for download only at present. Better late than never are the words that spring to mind, so many apologies for the delay. We hope that this is only a temporary blip and that normality can be restored in the not too distant future. Look out for future updates.
First up in this issue we have the first part of Andrew Gilbert's two-part review of the Korg PA3x Professional Arranger keyboard. His first impressions suggest that this is a keyboard aimed mainly for the pro, although he is very impressed with the sounds and styles on offer and believes further delights await when he tackles the sequencers and harmoniser. In the meantime read his 6 page in-depth review in this issue.
Finally on the review front we have a PA system from Bose, the L1 Model ll which has impressed Tony Cliff so much he's decided to order one for himself. (Contrary to popular belief reviewers don't get to keep the products they review)
In Key People we interview Gregg Allman, one of rock music's true survivors. Here he talks about his 40 years in music and what persuaded him to record a new album, 'Low Country Blues', after nearly 15 years.
Over the years popular music has raided the classical archives for inspiration on numerous occasions. Classnotes looks and some examples including music for 'Strangers In Paradise' from 'Kismet'
This then is our July/August issue which we hope you'll enjoy. See you soon.
Sorry for the delay with Issue 361 but it will be worth the wait! Our cover story is one of rock music's great survivors, Gregg Allman, who is currently on tour promoting his first album in nearly 15 years, Low Country Blues.Issue 361 will also present in-depth reviews on Yamaha's new synthesizers, the MOX6 and MOX8; Korg's latest Professional Arranger keyboard, the Pa3X; and the Bose L1 Model II portable loudspeaker system.
Roland have a reputation for bringing out innovative products and their new BK-7m feature-packed compact module, could prove to be a god-send to solo performers and duos. Read Tony Cliff's in-depth review in this issue.
Computer Music this month features an impressive trio of virtual saxophones and a trombone, all from Sample Modeling.
In Key People there is an interview with Robert John Godfrey, keyboardist and founding-member of The Enid. He's not too keen on the term prog-rock; and who can blame him after the excesses of some bands during the mid-seventies, when the music press painted the whole genre with the same brush, which rather disguised the fact that some fine music was still being produced. And of course, still is. Both, what we'll call symphonic-rock, and The Enid have survived and still have a major following and popularity in the 2011. Godfrey and the band's story from their formation in 1975 to the present day is a fascinating one with many ups and downs, a story of survival without compromises.
The Can-Can is probably Offenbach's best known melody but his Barcarolle from 'The Tales of Hoffman' will be equally familiar although perhaps the title less so. Classnotes has a fully orchestrated arrangement of this piece for advanced players with a no-frills version for beginners. Intermediate players get to tackle Mussorgsky's Promenade from 'Pictures at an Exhibition'.
This then is our June issue which we hope you'll enjoy. See you next time.
We continue with reviews of Kawai's current crop of digital pianos. This time it's the CN23 and CN33 which are essentially for the home player. John Bates believes the quality of the sounds and the intuitive response make these pianos serious contenders in a very competitive market.
Computer Music features the World Instrument Collection from Garritan, sampling over 350 voices for less than £100 plus the latest on the Mantovani Project.
In this month's Key People we interview Bobby Whitlock best known for being the keyboardist with 70s band Derek and the Dominos. It is the 40th anniversary of their classic album 'Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs' now re-released in a special edition. The title track is one of the all-time great rock love songs and was written by Eric Clapton, inspired by his then unrequited love for Patti Boyd, wife of George Harrison. The song is in two parts, the first written by Clapton and the second, a piano coda written separately by Jim Gordon. John Bates examines this second part in his Classnotes feature although Bobby Whitlock has some strong views on this part of the song. He also reveals how the recording sessions should have been a disaster but managed to produce one of rock's most iconic albums. 'It was divinely inspired' he says.
Europe's premier music show was held in Frankfurt recently and both Yamaha and Roland had important new products unveiled. We take a look at these in our news feature.
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Planning a beautiful wedding can be easy when you know where to go, and McHenry County residents are fortunate to have some of the Chicago area's top wedding service providers close to home.
What's new for Bridal Season 2013 and beyond?
A few local wedding pros weigh in.
A Formal Invitation Old world, upscale, crisp and classic are all ways to describe wedding invitation trends for 2013.
"It's no longer bad taste to spend money on a formal affair," says Anna Novak, invitation manager with Kathryn's Bridal and Dress Shop in McHenry. "During the recession, it seemed like things were simpler, but now it's trending back."
Novak credits the British royal wedding as one of the driving forces behind the resurgence in formal looks, but destination weddings still call for something more casual.
As with bridesmaids' dresses, this year's hottest color is navy blue.
"It's the new black," Novak says.
One trend that isn't connecting with local brides is a shift to electronic invitations and online guest list management.
"For a Tupperware party, yes. For a wedding, no," Novak says.
She says that low response rates, as well as older guests' discomfort with the Internet, are making these new options slow to catch on.
"There might be an option to reply online, but you always want to offer snail-mail, because seniors are a big part of most wedding guest lists," she says.
However, the proliferation of GPS has made direction cards obsolete.
"Because they're less necessary, couples are willing to spend more on the invitation," Novak says.
Invitations by Kathryn's • 3807 W. Elm St. (Route 120) • McHenry • 815-385-7330 • kathryns-bridal.com
Additional places to look in McHenry County *Please note this is not a comprehensive list
Barb's Card and Gift • 1918 N. Richmond Road, McHenry Commons • McHenry • 815-385.6750 • barbscardandgift.com
Little Shop of Papers • 740 W. Northwest Hwy, Suite 6E • Barrington • 847-382-7733 • littleshopofpapers.com
Letter-Perfect Derived from Greek for "beautiful writing," calligraphy adds a special touch and a unified look to invitations, place cards, menus and more.
"There's a quality to hand lettering that says, 'This is important, this is our wedding,'" says Kim Shenberger, owner of The Constant Scribe in Crystal Lake.
Hand calligraphy is created using a pen with removable tips, and Shenberger says she can recreate any font.
"Most calligraphers have four or five different styles, but I can copy anything," she says. "I haven't found one that I haven't been able to do."
She also is able to precisely match wedding colors by using gouache, a water-based paint, rather than ink.
Shenberger says the upcoming bridal season promises a more traditional look with white and ivory invitations addressed in black or gold.
"I expect vintage to be huge this year – think 'Downton Abbey' and 'The Great Gatsby' – which will carry over into vintage lettering styles," she says.
Informal and destination weddings are simple, incorporating natural tones with a pop of color. Along with hand-lettering services, Shenberger also offers guidance and suggestions to clients concerning invitation etiquette.
Brides using the save-the-date cards, such as those with a long engagement, destination wedding or a wedding during the peak bridal season, should have the cards out at least six months ahead of time, she says. Brides sending invitations only should have them mailed six to eight weeks ahead of the date. In either case, it's best to schedule with a calligrapher as early as possible.
"They'll want to contact the calligrapher soon after the engagement," Shenberger says.
The Constant Scribe • Crystal Lake • 815-355-0375 • theconstantscribe.com
Additional places to look in McHenry County *Please note this is not a comprehensive list
Calligraphy by Cristine • 1706 Hillside Lane • McHenry • 815-679-6440 • calligraphybycristine.com
Calligraphy by Linda • 2807 Kashmiri • McHenry • 815-385-2829 • lindamedeenscalligraphy.com
Here Comes the Bride
Kathryn Trocki, owner of Kathryn's Bridal and Dress Shop in McHenry, says romantic, lace gowns and vintage styles are becoming increasingly popular as brides look for alternatives to the perennially popular strapless wedding gown.
"We're seeing a trend toward cap sleeves or lace sleeves, keyhole backs or very low-cut backs which require a strap," Trocki says.
Though British royal bride Kate Middleton — now Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge — wore a long-sleeved lace gown, Trocki does not believe her dress inspired the trend.
"There were a few people who wanted replicas, but people weren't really coming in and asking for it," she says.
Instead, she feels that the shift is driven more by the popularity of vintage jewelry and a bride's desire to express her individuality. Trocki says she's want to include elements taken from a mother's or grandmother's wedding gown.
"Brides have brought in their mother's veil or a piece of heirloom lace from Grandma's gown to incorporate into their dress," she says. "It's wonderful when you can incorporate that into a bride's complete look."
Veils in all sizes and styles also are popular.
"Brides often think they don't want one, but then they put it on and it just completes the look," Trocki says. "With a veil, you truly look like a bride."
Deep blues, in a spectrum of shades, are popular choices for bridesmaids.
"Navy blue and marine blue are colors many people look good in and pair with other colors so well," Trocki says. "Flowers are enhanced beautifully; it's a crisp, classic look."
Wedding mothers can be among the most challenging members of the bridal party to dress, and Trocki says that it's important to work one-on-one with the women to find the right dress.
"We suggest colors they love, while keeping in mind complementing the bride's colors," Trocki says.
"Often, they want darker colors and dresses that are sophisticated and elegant."
Kathryn's Bridal and Dress Shop • 3807 W. Elm St. (Route 120) • McHenry • 815-385-7330 • kathryns-bridal.com
Additional places to look in McHenry County *Please note this is not a comprehensive list
A L'Amour Bridal and A L'Amour Party • 236 W. Northwest Highway • Barrington • 847-381-5858 • alamour.com
Wedding Belles LTD • 334 W. Main St. • Barrington • 847-304-0414 • weddingbellesltd.com
Topping it Off Vintage-styled, eye-length veils and colorful hair fascinators adorned with large flowers, feathers and beads provide a unique accent to bridal gowns, bridesmaids' and mothers' dresses.
Janice Stretch, owner of JaniceStyle and creator of such fascinators, believes that some of the interest in vintage style is a reaction to the royal wedding, but it's also a yearning for a different pace of life.
"I think we're so inundated with technology and our lives seem to move so fast, vintage helps people remember to slow down," she says.
Stretch said the bandeau veil, which has French netting over the eyes, pairs especially well with the currently popular lace and vintage looks.
"Brides are looking for a dress that makes them feel special, and the trends I see for next year include long sleeves, higher necklines and lace," she says. "It's classic and elegant, a welcome alternative to strapless."
Her custom-designed hair fascinators combine the bridal party colors, crystals, rhinestones and beads.
"If a bride doesn't want color in her dress, she can pull in her bridesmaids' colors into the hairpiece," Stretch says.
Popular colors are vibrant shades of aqua, eggplant and orange, and looks range from simple to showy.
"It depends on the bride's taste," Stretch says. "Some brides are more conservative, others are open to more flashy pieces. I like to encourage them, because it can really set the style for the wedding."
JaniceStyle McHenry • 815-355-7890 • janicestyle.com
Fresh, Natural … and Fabulous For bridal bouquets, classic, elegant flowers such as orchids, lilies, roses and dahlias continue to be popular, says Linda Mahoney, owner of Chapel Hill Florist in McHenry.
"This year we saw a lot of purple and more bright colors," she says.
Often, bouquets are embellished with feathers, beads, rhinestones and crystals. Long, trailing cascade bouquets are seeing resurgence, though the round, symmetrical "hand-tied" bouquets continue to be popular.
Mahoney says there also is an interest in natural looks that include fewer flowers and more greenery, pods and grasses. Male members of the wedding party are wearing simple flowers, including thistle and a yellow, ball-shaped blossom called crespedia.
Mahoney says that many of her brides hold their ceremony and reception at the same location and like to use hydrangea, orchids and stock to decorate.
For centerpieces, brides often prefer a simple style, usually sticking to one or two types of flowers, paired with candles, glass cylinders, cubes and mirrors.
"We're still seeing submerged flowers with the candles floating on top," she says. "I don't know how much longer that will continue, as it's been around a while, but we're still seeing a lot of it."
Chapel Hill Florist • 2913 W. Elm (Route 120) • McHenry • 815-344-0290 • chapelhillfloristil.com
Additional places to look in McHenry County *Please note this is not a comprehensive list
Countryside Flower Shop • 5301 E. Terra Cotta Ave. (Route 176) • Crystal Lake • 815-459-8130 • countrysideflowershop.com
Huntley Floral • 10436 Route 47 • Huntley • 847-669-0900 • huntleyfloral.com


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Internal skin care is just as important as topical skin care products because topical products can only aide the 20% of skin that's on the surface; internal will take care of the other 80%. So don't forget to take daily vitamin supplements! A supplement regimen should include a complex of amino acids, glucosamine, vitamin B6, antioxidants, including grape seed extract, and vitamins A, C, D & E.
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Both Craftsman units. Keyless has been operational for six+ years. GDO has been operational for 16 hours. Can't get the GDO to recognize the keyless entry.
Attempt four steps as outlined in GDO Owner's manual for using keyless entry, but all keyless entry does is blink. GDO does nothing. GDO has PURPLE "Learn" button and amber "Learn" light. Tried new battery. Tried holding keyless entry right up to the GDO. Tried holding entry button on the keyless after inputting 4 digits; and while holding the 'Entry' button on the keyless, depressing the "Learn" button on the GDO. No joy. No blinking lights from the GDO. Are these two units compatible? Where can I go online to see a compatibility chart? Is there a Rosetta stone for making these two units work? Car remotes work fine. |
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- Posted by don_1_2006 (My Page) on Mon, Nov 26, 07 at 16:44
I would call Sears and after giving them the model number of your opener ask what keypad is compatible. That information must be available to someone but it sure is hard to find. No Rosetta stone here. |
Your new garage door opener is on a 315 mhz, the key pad that you are trying to use is not compatible with the new opener because they are on a 390 mhz. Sorry to say you need to purchase a new keyless entry with the new 315 MHZ system. The key pad that you need to purchase from Sears is: 139.53754 |
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AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW is vulnerable to a denial of service attack. A remote attacker could connect to the server using Telnet and send 640 characters or more to cause the server to crash. The server must be restarted to regain normal functionality.
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- AnalogX Web site: Network Downloads: SimpleServer:WWW /// AnalogX.
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- CVE-2002-0968: Buffer overflow in AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW 1.16 and earlier allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (crash) and execute code via a long HTTP request method name.
- OSVDB ID: 3780: AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW @ Character DoS
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Jun 13, 2002
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Paul McCartney famously sang, "Will you still love me when I'm 64?" Well, he's technically 69, but 51-year-old Nancy Shevell just answered "I do!" McCartney married his third wife this weekend in London following four years of courtship. "I feel married," McCartney told reporters after the ceremony. "I feel absolutely wonderful." Aww, cute. After losing first wife Linda to cancer in 1998, McCartney had a tumultuous second marriage to Heather Mills, with whom he has a daughter, Beatrice (she served as flower girl!). Shevell and McCartney met in 2007 and the two became engaged in May. So, who is this woman feeling up on our favorite Beatle? The goods are after the jump … Keep reading »
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