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Danvers, MA (221 members), gather for a service honoring "memory and tradition." The service includes awards for church and community service, a naming of those who have died (including dropping a stone for each into a bowl of water), a short sermon, and a meditation period. At the end, the church bell is rung for each year since 1967 when the church was reorganized.
The Unitarian Church of Harrisburg, PA (232), has an annual intergenerational "Music for the Soul" service, including the adult and youth choirs and themes such as "The Gospel According to Dr. Seuss," and "A Tribute to Shel Silverstein."
Special services such as these augment regular services in many congregations and provide a way to increase congregational participation. They can also deepen the worship life of the congregation by their personal nature. Here are some examples.
Special services at First Parish, Brookline, MA (139), include the following:
When Rev. Jon Luopa was at the Unitarian Society, Hartford, CT (417), he noticed that some people seemed to disappear around Christmas. He learned that many people avoid church at the winter holidays because of deaths that occurred at that time of year, unhappy childhood experiences, or family estrangement. He and his wife, Annie, created an alternative service of quiet music, readings, and prayer, which they are continuing in his current congregation, University Unitarian, Seattle, WA (890).
"We call it the Solace in Community Service," says Rev. Luopa. "It includes candle-lighting and an opportunity for people to speak of their loss or grief. The stories are heartrending. People feel as if we are honoring their authentic personhood and they realize they are not alone in the holiday season.
"The sanctuary is dimly lit at first, but by the time folks have lit individual candles there is a whole forest of candles ablaze," says Luopa. "The symbolism is that our individual light is brighter when joined with others. Then we all join hands and I lead us in prayer. Some people say this service is the most important part of their holiday worship."
In addition to its "memory and tradition" service, Northshore Unitarian Universalist (UU) Church has a January service where members write statements about the past or present. The statements are collected and returned at a service a year later as a sort of time capsule. People are invited also to write down things they want to let go of. These are burned by the minister in a bowl.
Northshore also has an annual "roots" service where three members of the congregation, in cooperation with the music director, share an experience that has spiritual significance to them, with appropriate music.
"Our special services engage the members of the congregation in meaningful participation in worship," says Rev. Ed Lynn. "The ceremonies create spiritual experiences that are personal and tangible expressions of memory and hope."
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USGS Flood Inundation Mapping Science
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A powerful new tool for flood response and mitigation is digital geospatial flood inundation mapping that shows flood-water extent and depth on the land surface. Flood inundation maps that are tied to U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) real-time streamgage data and National Weather Service (NWS) flood forecast sites enable officials to make timely operational and public safety decisions during floods. Because floods are the leading cause of natural-disaster losses, and because disasters associated with flooding can be reduced with proper preventative measures, development of a USGS National flood inundation mapping science initiative is critical to meet USGS science strategy goals for the National Hazards, Risk, and Resilience Assessment Program major science direction. A USGS National flood inundation mapping science initiative would be of great benefit to and foster partnerships with other Federal agencies such as the NWS, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA); state USGS cooperators such as departments of natural resources, homeland security, and transportation; and local cooperators such as counties and communities. This prospectus offers a preliminary view of a comprehensive and partner-based USGS Flood Inundation initiative designed to meet USGS science strategy goals and stakeholder needs.
Elements of the program will include the following:
Floods are the leading cause of natural-disaster losses in the United States. Although loss of life to floods during the past half-century has declined, in part because of improved warning systems, economic losses have continued to rise with increased urbanization in flood-hazard areas throughout the Nation (U.S. Geological Survey, 2006). More than 75 percent of declared Federal disasters are related to floods. From January 1, 2000, through February 2, 2009, there were 48 Federal Disaster Declarations involving flooding in Midwest Area states (Federal Emergency Management Agency, 2009).
Given the severity and wide geographic coverage of Midwest flooding in June 2008, the NWS formed a 10-member, multiagency Service Assessment Team (including USGS) to evaluate NWS products and services during the event. A major finding of the Service Assessment Team was that "flood inundation mapping will help the public, media, emergency managers, and others visualize the spatial extent and depth of flood waters in the vicinity of NWS river forecast locations." Further, the team recommended that the "NWS should expand efforts with state and Federal agencies and other groups to accelerate the implementation of flood inundation mapping across the United States" (National Weather Service, 2009).
The USGS has developed a national science strategy that includes the major science theme titled "A National Hazards, Risk, and Resilience Assessment Program: Ensuring the Long-term Health and Wealth of the Nation." This science theme states: "The USGS will develop a national risk-monitoring program, built on a robust underpinning of hazard assessment and research, to visualize and provide perspectives at multiple scales of vulnerability and resilience to adverse land change and hazards. Accurate observations, targeted research, and timely communications will safeguard people and property and keep natural hazards from becoming natural disasters" (U.S. Geological Survey, 2007). A critical need for addressing flood hazards is development of science products showing flood-inundation depth and extent in a geospatial format that is both accurate and understandable to nontechnical users such community planners, emergency management officials, law enforcement officials, and the general public.
To meet the need for flood inundation mapping science, several USGS water science centers across the Nation have undertaken flood inundation mapping projects, usually in partnership with USGS cooperators (http://water.usgs.gov/osw/flood_inundation/). Most of these projects have involved the creation of static map libraries: collections of maps that have been created in advance of a flood and that are ready to be served through the Internet. Each library consists of a set of flood extent and depth maps at set water-level (stage) intervals (for example, a map for each 1 foot of stage). A user can view real-time stage data from a USGS streamgage or forecast stage for NWS flood forecast point (almost all of which include a USGS streamgage) and quickly access the map corresponding to the stage data. An alternative to static map libraries is creation of dynamic inundation maps, whereby flood simulations are based on forecast information and real-time data for a specific event and maps are created "on the fly." Several water science centers have taken the next step in this important flood science area.
Although these individual projects have yielded great benefits, a unified USGS program approach is needed, not only to ensure the high level of USGS standards our stakeholders expect but also to ensure these efforts fit within the science strategy framework and meet the Federal interest. A national program approach prevents duplication of effort and results in products that present a uniform USGS face to our stakeholders. A USGS Flood Inundation initiative will bring with it the benefits of a nationally guided effort that fits the USGS science strategy while still meeting the needs of local, regional, and national USGS stakeholders seeking to create more flood-resilient communities.
Three strategies are proposed for carrying out this initiative:
Federal Emergency Management Agency, 2009, Federal Disaster Declarations, accessed February 2, 2009 at http://www.fema.gov/news/disasters.fema. National Weather Service, 2009, Service Assessment Report: Central United States flooding of June 2008; 65 p. (Also available at http://www.weather.gov/os/assessments/pdfs/central_flooding09.pdf.)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2006, Flood hazards—A national threat: U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheet 20063026, 2 p. (Also available http://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2006/3026/.)
U.S. Geological Survey, 2007, Facing tomorrows challenges—U.S. Geological Survey science in the decade 20072017: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1309, 70 p. (Also available at http://pubs.usgs.gov/circ/2007/1309/.)


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Rolling Stones, Madonna, along with public concerts, big names can make big bucks from private performances. Recently Van Morrison was flown from Ireland to provide entertainment at George Lucas's wedding, Jennifer Lopez sang at the President of Turkmenistans's birthday party! Joining Miriam in studio is Cait O'Riordan, formerly of the Pogues for a short history of the lucrative private & corporate gig.


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In, but not Of, the Market: The Special Challenge of Nonprofit-ness - NPQ - Nonprofit Quarterly. PhotoGraphyca / Shutterstock.com Editors' Note: As the articles in this issue of the Nonprofit Quarterly demonstrate, nonprofits cannot escape the need for careful financial management faced by other types of institutions.
But as these articles also make clear, the financial management tasks faced by nonprofits are also different, in both scale and kind, from those facing business and government institutions. The purpose of this article is to explain why that is the case and what the implications are for the financial management tasks confronting nonprofit institutions. At the heart of the dilemma that underlies all nonprofit management is the fact that American nonprofit institutions operate in the context of a market economy, yet they are not fundamentally market institutions. Www.bond.org.uk/data/files/publications/The_Small_Majority_-_Clore_report_on_small_NGOs.pdf. 10 myths about working in the nonprofit sector. The nonprofit sector is more dynamic than most people think.
Explore these myths and see the sector in a new way. Myth #1. NGOs working with Government. 28/06/2010 at 1:29 pm The global "aid effectiveness" debate has thrown new light on the role of NGOs and other civil society organisations in development cooperation.
While many UN agencies and donor governments are unsure about their motives for working with civil society organisations, parts of the Paris Declaration clearly aspire to apply to NGOs. Civil society groups, for their part have decided that it is time to come up with an alternative vision of "Development Effectiveness". Amidst the confusion, there may be positive lessons to be drawn from the Irish Government's approach of working with structures set up by civil society itself. Inspired by its White Paper on Supporting Voluntary Activity, published in 2000, and the2002 European Commission presented a "Communication" on "Non-State Actors" in EC Development policy-making, the Irish Government set out its vision of the role of civil society in a comprehensive policy paper in 2008.
Irish Aid Civil Society Policy. Aid to government, aid to NGOs – both working in different ways. The UK Department for International Development is to be commended for encouraging some of its staff to maintain a blog to explain to the public what they do.
In Bangladesh, Adam Jackson has posted some interesting reflections on his visit to a health programme (in which DFID supports the government) and a Chars Livelihood Progamme. Our health review team visited a District hospital where mothers who would never normally have access to safe delivery facilities had very recently given birth thanks to a voucher scheme funded by DFID and a number of other donors. EU on working w Civil Society. EU Commission on working w Civil Society. Civil-society-dialogue-between-the-eu-and-candidate-countries. ILO on EU and Civil Society. Government-CSO collaborations. Charities, NGOs, Active Citizenship and the Government. 19/09/2012 at 1:12 pm "Charities" (or as we like to call them: "Civil Society Organisations") have been in the news lately.
Here in Ireland, the debate has focused on the need for greater Charity Regulation. Our letter of early September, prompted Senator John Whelan to call for greater regulation. (But the way he did it was not applauded by everyone: see here)In this article published in the Irish Examiner on 19 September, we set out why NGOs want greater regulation.This article in The Journal (19 Sept) makes the link between Trust in NGOs and the regulatory framework.This article in the Irish Times makes the point that creating a Regulator costs money, but not having regulation in place also costs money.
What these articles have in common is that they call on the Government to urgently implement a law that should already be in effect: the Charities Act 2009. DCU on civil society engagement (2007) How OECD members work with NGOs. World Bank Working with NGOs. Working with NGOs A Practical Guide to Operational Collaboration between the World Bank and Non-Governmental Organziations Summary of Key Points: NGO is a broad term encompassing a wide array of diverse organizations.
The World Bank defines NGOs as "private organizations that pursue activities to relieve suffering, promote the interests of the poor, protect the environment, provide basic social services or undertake community development". NGOs: mobilising people. NGO mergers – Make sense, don't they? 03/09/2011 at 11:26 am Earlier this week, the Irish Independent published a letter praising the high quality of the work of Irish NGOs responding to emergencies around the world, and stating that if those same agencies were to amalgamate they would save money and "have more clout and authority".
We have talked about this issue before, and we'll do it again: For aid agencies, their clout and authority does not come from size, but from the strength of their bond with the people they are trying to help. No one NGO, however big, can hope to support all of the world's poor people and communities. In contrast, a diverse range of NGOs, each working according to their own strengths, yet united through coordinating mechanisms and peer networks such as Dóchas, can respond nimbly, flexibly and effectively to the many different facets of "poverty". Granted, much of the coordination that is on-going may not be visible to your readers.
Funding shift weakens resistance to mergers. NGOs working together for greater impact. Andrea Pappin: There are 24,000 charities in Ireland ... do we really need that many? - Comment, Opinion. Updated 01 December 2012 06:14 PM This is a conversation that we don't seem to be happy to even broach in this country.
Usually when the question 'do we have too many NGOs here?' Is even posed, you are usually accused of being proactively in favour of both seal-clubbing and children home and abroad catching preventable diseases. So before anyone hits the keyboard to reply with indigence, let's start with some basics so you can see where this is coming from.
Retirement, replacement or rejuvenation? / Special Report: The future calling / Special Reports - The Broker. The NGO community agrees that the foreign aid frame is no longer a viable option, even if that means that NGOs have to evolve into something else.
The question is, should today's NGO by retired, replaced or rejuvenated? What is the right thing to do when you reach sixty? This is a question that many NGOs, which were founded in the burst of internationalism that followed the end of World War II, are asking themselves today as they reach late middle age.
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Over the last three years, some of the nation's top medical residents have had the unique opportunity to gain emergency medical experience at Methodist Hospitals' Northlake Campus in Gary as part of a five-year agreement with Northwestern University.
"Methodist Hospitals have a long history of medical education for all sorts of healthcare workers," Dr. Geoffrey Bauer, Medical Director of Northwestern Residency Program and attending physician who coordinates the program for Methodists' Northlake Emergency Department and is on the medical staff at Northwestern Memorial Hospital as well, said. "They are committed to investing in developing the people who are taking care of everybody else. The overwhelming success of this program – which serves as a direct pipeline for the ER – is a great example."
A graduate of Northwestern's Emergency Medicine Program, Dr. Bauer helped forge the partnership between Methodist and Northwestern, which brings an average of more than 30 post-graduate residents to the Northlake ER for rotations each year, after learning about the opportunity at a national conference four years ago.
"I ran into the program director from my residency at Northwestern," he explained. "She told me about their current situation, and I shared my thoughts on the valuable teaching experience we could offer at Methodist, in a community setting. It's a very different environment than Northwestern Memorial. The vast majority of doctors in our country take care of patients like we do at Methodist. It's an academic learning center versus where most people end up."
Using data captured in 2011, US News & World Report recently ranked Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine - where Emergency Medicine is one the most popular residency and specialty programs – as a top Graduate School for Medical Research. The Feinberg School, in affiliation with the member hospitals of the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University, offers a total of 80 fully-accredited residency and fellowship programs in surgical and medical specialties.
A consortium of urban, suburban, specialized and general hospitals, the McGaw Medical Center offers a greater range of clinical and research experience than an individual teaching hospital can provide, with staffing by many nationally prominent physicians and scientists who consider teaching a primary goal. Emergency Medicine residents are based in downtown Chicago at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and their training is complemented with experiences at Methodist Hospitals' Northlake Campus in Indiana as well as the new Lurie Children's Hospital, Lake Forest Hospital and Cook County Hospital in Illinois. This combination of hospitals provides residents with a diverse range of patient types, illnesses and facilities.
"I came to Methodist in the final year of my residency, which was the first year of the partnership," Dr. Cynthia Galvan, who accepted a full-time position in the Methodist ER after graduation, said. "I think a community site is an excellent find for the residents. There's a stark difference in the patient population. Many people in the City of Gary are low resource, and you are training to care for the sickest of the sick. I've been a doctor here for two years now, and I can say that everyone who is here is here because they want to help the people. We are motivated to work together and stay positive so we can do the right things for our patients. Plus, I love working with the residents and shaping young minds."
One of the major benefits for residents at Methodist is the fact that the attending physicians are able to give them more responsibility over time as they demonstrate the ability to act independently. They also discover the importance of working in tandem with a dedicated staff of community hospital nurses at Methodist. After all, these doctors-in-training are making the transition from working under someone's supervision to working on their own with full credentials.
"Methodist is a real asset to our program," Ted Elsaesser, who is in the second year of his Northwestern Emergency Medicine residency and new to Methodist, said. "It's a phenomenal experience for a number of different reasons - from the varied patient population to the broad spectrum of pathology. I can already tell that it's going to be a great hospital to work at, and I'm looking forward to working with this close-knit team."
"It's an extremely popular experience for the residents," Dr. Bauer explained. "Since the partnership has been in place, we are hearing more often that students are choosing Northwestern for their residency because of the relationship here. They know they will have the opportunity to see and do things here that they may not have in an academic setting where a number of residents can be assigned to different aspects of the same case. Here, there's one resident working cases from start to finish."
Like Drs. Bauer and Galvan, many graduates from Northwestern's Emergency Medicine Program are in teaching positions.
"The Northwestern partnership gives Methodist a leg up when it comes to hiring and retaining physicians who are genuinely interested in staying engaged in the day-to-day practice of medicine – the residents are constantly challenging us. It's a collaborative process and ideas can flow both ways," Dr. Bauer added.
"It also gives us the ability to see more people quickly and provide more attention to our patients who typically receive twice the input on their medical care with two sets of eyes and ears focused on their case. It's a great mixture of the more experienced clinician combined with the enthusiasm and newest, most cutting-edge ideas from the residents. Plus, anything you can do to reduce wait times always helps."
"That's why everyone likes being affiliated with academic medicine," Medical Director of the Emergency Medicine Department for Methodist Hospitals, Mike McGee, MD, said. "The quality of care and thoroughness of having two doctors makes patients feel they are receiving great customer service."
With the Methodist-Northwestern partnership successful from all standpoints, there has been increased interest in residency programs at Methodist. Look for them to expand their presence as an academic institution next year with the development of the Methodist Family Practice Residency Program, which will be affiliated with Indiana University and is scheduled to start in July, according to Dr. McGee.
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Sharing and archiving of genetically altered mice
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The number of GA mice used in scientific procedures within the UK and internationally has risen significantly over the last 15 years and continues to do so. The sharing and archiving of such animals is becoming an increasingly important means of both reducing and refining animal use to minimise suffering.
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Improv camp is a fun and exciting way to learn and exercise skills of improvisation:. Not only does Improv theatre focus on humor, but on real life and how we maneuver our way through our daily lives.
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Young actors, new and experienced, are welcome to join in the fun of creating theatre on the spot. Improv theatre is a life lesson that will provide young participate the support and the environment in which they can grow and nurture curiosity, confidence and talent. In this series of lessons and experiences, actors will learn the foundations of improv theatre, including such skills as how to take chances on stage, how to be supportive of others [on stage and off], how to share and give focus, how to push a scene forward, how to use imagination, how to problem solve, how to be a teammate, and how to communicate with others using words, actions, and theatrical properties.


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Last winter we had a bad wind storm and it knocked out power to our area. It also knocked out our furnace and I could not get it restarted, so I had to call in a serviceman to do that. I am afraid that this will happen again. My question is: What happens to a gas furnace during a power outage? Does it shut down automatically? I know that without electricity the blower and electric gas ignition will not function. I have a 12 year old Lennox furnace and it seems to be working properly except for this time when it seemed to shut down when the power went out, and I could not restart it. I followed all the steps on the panel instructions, so I am not sure why I could not get it going. Is there someting about a power outage during a strong wind storm which can affect these types of furnaces so that they are difficult to restart? |
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The management of Erie Business Center announced today that after 130 years of
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The company will exclusively market about 50,000 cartons of conventional Opal variety fruit, along with 10,000 cartons of organic Opal.
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Steve Clement, general manger with Sage Fruit LLC, Yakima, Wash., said he expects the company will show a 10% increase in volume this year.
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Let's start with the Street mode. Its story is appalling. You meet Shaquille O'Neal (one of the biggest NBA stars, if you didn't know) shooting free throws in your run-down basketball court, where, incidentally, you and your friends are playing too. Your friend sees Shaq, and actually challenges him to play ball with you! Shaq agrees to play with you only if you beat him in shooting free throws. Now, there's a script for your next movie Steven Spielberg! Anyways, most of you who will be buying this wouldn't probably be playing this, as this is a basketball simulation.
The Season mode is deep and runs the entire basketball season. Although there is nothing new to this, it still is a fun gameplay mode. More impressive is the Association, where you're the General Manager of a basketball team. It is very deep, and you have a lot of duties to perform, other than playing the matches. You can scout for new talents, you can participate in the annual NBA draft, and you can schedule practices for your team, and you have to maintain and improve your team's chemistry. This is one of the main gameplay modes, and it is a lot of fun to play. Situation mode is more for the veterans of the game, who just want to get into a match already in progress, and try to beat the opposing team.
The actual, professional game plays great. Unlike NBA Live 07, where you can block every shot, or steal the ball almost every time you try to, this game plays like the real sport. Your offense and defense will be largely affected by which team you are playing with. For example, you can't expect to get many fast break points with the San Antonio Spurs, and don't expect too many points to come from beyond the arc with Miami Heat. Also, utilizing each player's skills is necessary to win a ball game in NBA 2K7.
So, though NBA 2K7 has got its basics right, and its foundation solid, it has a lot of small, nagging glitches and problems which, unfortunately, hinder the most exciting parts of the game. Fast breaks can be frustratingly cut off, just because one of your players stopped to pick up a pass, and that allowed the defense to come back. No player stops during fast break, as that ruins its whole purpose! Also, some of the A.I passes are too predictable, and the ball can be easily stolen. None of your blocks connect with the ball, and these result in a lot of fouls, although you can tune this with the gameplay sliders.
Free throws take a lot of practice to get right, and still the result is unpredictable, as the game is unforgiving with your timing. So, even if you mistimed your free throw by a split-second (and your player is not a great free throw shooter), odds are the ball is going to bounce off the rim. Don't expect the scores in NBA 2K7 to be high, though. This is mostly due to the sudden change in the A.I during fast breaks. Everyone in the opposing team suddenly seems to be an Allen Iverson, stealing almost every pass you make during a fast break. Also, dunks are missed quite a lot (is that even possible?), and wide-open 3 pointers disappointingly bounce of the rim.
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Great, accurate simulation of basketball, though fast breaks and free throws mess up part of the experience. |
Realistic player animation, individualized player shots look good, but some camera issues, and some ugly graphical glitches. | ||||
Great commentary livens up the experience and songs sound good. |
Large number of gameplay modes and online play gives good value for the game. | ||||
NBA 2K7 is a deep, yet fun game, and though it takes some time to get used to, is a great overall basketball experience. |
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This lipstick was on sale for $1.98, at my local target! It was originally $4 and came down to $1.98 being the last one left. At my target they ALWAYS HAVE NYX PRODUCTS ON SALE!!! But I really love this lipstick... It's very sheer and has a little shimmer. I like how it doesn't leave my lips looking dry!
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I guess I'm in the minority here, but I really like this color. I own several NYX round lipsticks and love most of them, but this one just might be my favorite. I imagine that it only works well on certain skin tones, though - otherwise, it might look too fake and over-the-top.
I actually reach for my NYX lipsticks much more than the higher-end ones that I own, and they're so inexpensive that I usually pick up a new one or two whenever I'm at Ulta.
It's cute for a day out, but not my thing, doen't lookj professional, I lie the one in darker-pink and the higher quality ones, better. The blac cap on this I guess is ok............. High shine, none on this, this kinda first moistrizes my lips, them makes them chappep when tey came off. I couldn't stop licking my painfull chapped lips. This is a rip off for money. The color is the only good thing.....................
This is not a baby pink, if you are familiar with Nyx round lipsticks, this reminds me of Power. Its looks lilac and when applied to the lips there is no color pay off, just a horrbile frost look. Waste of money.
So I swatched this on the back of my hand, and I thought, 'wow, that's a REALLY pretty colour' - it was an extremely light, shimmery pink and I never had anything lighter than my usual nudes so I thought I give this a try since it was so cheap (S$4 in Singapore - which makes it US$3) but I shoulda known better. i think there was a reason why I didn't have anything lighter than nudes in my collection - this was just plain awful on me. Anything shimmery/glossy/pale looks ghastly on me. I've got light brown Asian skin with yellow undertones and I thought I looked like one of those girls from the nineties that had horrible mismatched colour blocking makeup. I still won't deny that it's a very pretty colour ... for eyes perhaps? I like pretty colours so I'm going to keep it, and see how i can incorporate it into my makeup every now and then as an eyeshadow or light gloss. I applaud those who can pull this colour off though, because it really is very pretty.
UPDATE: well, the good news is that I finally found a use for this - I did use it for a gloss! Which is good news for those who previously didn't know what to do with this. I lightly dabbed the lippy over NYX's Peekaboo lipliner and it goes on fantastically. Was careful not to overdo it - and it left a subtle frosty sheen of pale lip colour which was quite lovely. Mm, plus one lippy!
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The final Blockbuster rental happened in Hawaii on November 9th at 11PM, and will live on forever in this photo which was tweeted today by the Blockbuster Twitter account. It is, appropriately, the movie This Is the End. Man. I thought I didn't care that Blockbuster was closing because first of all I thought all of those stores closed a bunch of years ago and second of all it is just a chain of stores and do you know what is happening to human beings these days?, plus third of all it's 2013 and human beings have evolved to not care about(/pay for) anything, but man is that Twitter account sad! And looking at the Blockbuster logo is making me kind of sad! Man oh man. Listen, do NOT go to the Blockbuster Twitter account page. Just stay here, think about how we and everyone we love are all going to die someday, and CAPTION THIS FINAL RENTAL!
Winner will receive special placement in this week's Monsters' Ball and immortality.
And then they said, "You have to return it in 2 days!"
Those guys looks unusually thrilled about their impending unemployment.
They work at Blockbuster.
True. And it's sad, because they look like they're probably too big to get a job at Redbox.
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Don't mind me, just doing the Lord's work.
As far as I'm concerned, the video rental industry has been on a decline ever since they shut down the place where my brother worked in high school that had an adult film called "Alice In Wonderland" that you could get away with renting by switching the video with that of the Disney cartoon. That was really the high point of the entire industry.
Is that the one where Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum are brother and sister? I may have seen it… I really like my porns with plots. You may scoff with disbelief, but I fast forward through the sex and just watch the storylines because they are the literal height of comedy, although this one was just kind of uncomfortable.
The weird, musical "Alice in Wonderland" adult film from the 70s that I've definitely never downloaded nor seen?
Towards the end of high school, Blockbuster started a program wherein you paid a monthly fee for unlimited rentals. You just brought in your last DVD and exchanged it for a new one. Kind of a Netflix without the mail before Netflix existed.
Anyway, it was kind of a lonely time for me, but I had just got my driver's license, and was starting to get into movies. And I absolutely tore through the stock at my local Blockbuster. I saw a whole bunch of the most "important" (or just my favorite) "serious" movies for the first time because of that deal: 2001, Amadeus, Chinatown, Citizen Friggin' Kane… not to mention the first season of Arrested Development and the the original Broadway recordings of Into the Woods and Sunday in the Park with George, the former of which I later auditioned for at school because I fell so much in love with the show based on its DVD.
Anyway, RIP Blockbuster. See you in Heaven!!
Mine introduced me by fluke to the greatest Peter Sellers movie of all time, The Mouse That Roared. Which I then bought from them because when I rented it for the fourth time, the guy was like "You are the only person ho has ever rented this movie. You should just buy it."
I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE The Mouse That Roared! It was my favorite incidental viewing of a non-cable random local channel Sunday afternoon movie I've never heard of EVER!
Did they each rent a copy?
You could say they've…..
gone bust.
"At least this gigantic ticket stub will serve as a constant reminder of what we've lost."
They are just gonna leave it there, right?
A hefty percentage of my nearly 250 DVDs came from the Blockbuster 4-for-$20 section so I truly do mourn the loss.
You and me both.
That was a good movie.
Did anybody ever go to a Blockbuster that was closing? They sold EVERYTHING. They were selling surplus toilet paper!
It's stupid to announce they're going out of business, though. Who's gonna return a movie when they hear that? The video store where my brother worked, when they closed down they said that they were doing inventory. They actually DID do inventory, so they could auction off their stock. The owner paid me less than minimum wage to help. I tried to get revenge by stealing his one adult movie, "Alice In Wonderland." Unfortunately, somebody had switched the tapes, and I ended up with the Disney movie.
It's weird that they upfront charged him $47 in late fees but I'm not here to tell people how to do their jobs
Those guys could just swap their nametags for Best Buy ones and be all set.
"Hang loose." - Blockbuster Video,1985-2013
We have to go back to the island… to return our videos!
When I turned 18 and got a Blockbuster card, I put my brother on as a person who could rent. But I restricted his movies to G or PG the day before I left for college. That's my favorite Blockbuster memory. I still cherish it. Hahahaha.
My favorite Blockbuster memory is never going back after I returned 21 late, because I didn't want to pay late fees on such a garbage movie.
I have never seen three people so happy to be inside a Blockbuster.
Three of the biggest dorks alive try to drum up excitement for the rainy-day activity at surfing camp.
Video killed the radio star? More like Netflix killed the video bazaar!
Yes nailed it solid joke I'll see you all in hell Borat voice
In Russia, videos rent YOU!
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APB creator Dave Jones has joined Reload Productions to resume work on the title that started and failed in the hands of now closed developer Realtime Worlds.
Reload Productions, the developer that rescued the urban MMO shortly after its closure, says Jones "will serve in an advisory role and will share his vast game design experience during critical design stages of the ongoing development of APB Reloaded."
Jones said of his move: "This game was my passion back when I was developing it with Realtime Worlds, and I'm extremely excited to be able to participate in fulfilling the long term vision for the title.
"After seeing what the team has done with the game thus far, I'm certain that APB Reloaded will become the title that truly breaks new ground for online game experiences, especially with transition to a free to play model."
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Commenter Brian asked me to write another food post and, as cooking is one of my favorite hobbies, I'm happy to comply. For those who prefer more serious posts, please indulge me here — there will be plenty of those forthcoming.
One of my pet peeves is dry pork chops, so I'd like to give a lesson on the simple but elegant pork chop, which is not only cheap, but so easy to cook and so tasty that any man (barring those who keep kosher or halal) can enjoy it.
When I was growing up, pork chops were a common dish at dinner time. However, the pork chops I had at home were tough and dry, so although I dutifully ate them without complaint, I thought of pork chops as second-rate food compared to tender steak, salmon and chicken. But they were cheap, so when I started living on my own I found myself buying pork rather than steak for dinner.
I received a cast iron skillet as a gift when I was about 20, and because these iron skillets require oil to prevent sticking, I soon discovered the key to good pork chops: they must be breaded and cooked in oil. It should be obvious, but a lot of northerners do not understand to this day. There's a stigma against frying; it's supposedly unhealthy, or maybe it's seen as low-class in the north, but it's pretty silly given the physical properties of the common pork chop. Some northerners go so far as to soak pork chops in brine before cooking them, which is totally unnecessary and a waste of time (and the excess sodium can't be healthy). Others simmer them in various concoctions that leave the pork as the minor component of the flavor, and are far more complex than necessary.
When you're cooking lean pork, as opposed to bacon or sausage, it will always dry out unless you fry it in oil, simmer it or boil it. Actually, this is true of any lean meat, but for some reason people don't seem to realize that pork chops are lean. The pork chop was made for frying — not for roasting, broiling, grilling, boiling or simmering. It is a close cousin to German schnitzel, which is invariably breaded and fried.
What you're aiming for is keeping the lean, but tender pork loin moist and juicy to keep it from toughening up. Preferably, you do not want it to be dripping with oil, which ruins the texture, but to have a crispy exterior. This is where the breading come in. Also, remember not to overcook them. As soon as the chop is firm throughout and the juice runs clear it is done.
Here's how to cook a pork chop:
-A frying pan, preferably cast iron for even heat distribution, but any type will do.
-An egg
-Bread crumbs (the kind that come in a can, like Progresso, are perfect)
-Cooking oil
-Thick or medium cut boneless pork loin chop(s) (you can use bone in chops if you'd like – they are just as good if not better – but I'd recommend boneless loin chops for beginners)
Crack the egg into a bowl and beat it with a fork.
Take a plate and pour out some bread crumbs onto it, spreading the crumbs so they coat the plate. You can add some salt or seasoning salt to the bread crumbs if you'd like.
Put your frying pan on the stove, then pour in enough oil to coat the cooking surface, but no more. Turn the burner on medium low.
While the pan is heating up, take your pork chop(s) and place in the bowl with beaten egg. Make sure the chop is thoroughly coated with egg. Pull out the chop and hold it above the egg bowl for a few seconds, letting excess egg drip off.
Then take the chop and put it on the plate covered with bread crumbs. Turn it over a few times and make sure it is thoroughly coated with bread crumbs.
Repeat above for each additional chop.
Now check your pan to see if it's hot enough. Flick a little water in; if it crackles and snaps it's good to go.
Place the chops gently in the pan, letting them brown for a couple minutes on one side, then turning to brown on the other. If they are browning too fast, turn the heat down a bit and turn them more often — you don't want blackened breading. When the chops are firm throughout, sweating a bit on top, golden brown on the outside and the juice runs clear, they are done. It shouldn't take more than ten minutes or so, and less if they are thin. Take care not to overcook.
To drain excess oil, you can set them on a rack for a minute before serving, but unless you used too much oil it shouldn't be necessary.
Serve chops with greens and your choice of carbs — they go well with just about anything. To avoid overwhelming the subtle flavor, they are best seasoned simply with salt. Also, use a sharp steak knife to cut the chop into clean, crisp bites while eating — this prevents them from getting smashed and losing their firm texture and crispy coating.
Some people say a white wine (zinfandel or pinot grigio) pairs well with pork chops, but I find they go very well with a nice, clean lager.


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For a dog, being forced to spend every night alone in the dark, locked inside a grimy auto-repair shop, would be bad enough. But Coco's situation was far worse. The tiny poodle was also almost constantly confined to a crate that was so full of dust, dirt, and feces that anyone looking at her would think that her fur was gray or brown—even though it had once been white.
When two patrons of the New Jersey garage spotted Coco on a frigid winter day, the shop was so cold that the water in her bowl had frozen solid. They asked for permission to give her a bath and fresh water and to take her for a walk. The owner agreed, and Coco relished every second of her freedom, sniffing everything in sight, playing with other dogs, and bounding about. The pair begged her owner to surrender her, but he refused, claiming that the crated, 15-pound dog "guarded" his shop.
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Hi guys! I'm Shika, I registered today xP I'll do anything to support the localization of japanese games... So now, I present you "AMNESIA", a PSP Otome game.
On one fateful day, August 1, the heroine wakes up (the place is different with each route) not knowing where she is. A magical being named Orion appears before her and explains that she lost her memories, and under his guidance, she must retrieve her memories. Just when she was about to start searching through her daily life, a cell phone which appears to be hers, alerted something incoming. It's 'him' who appears to be her 'boyfriend, a face and name she doesn't recognize. Under an ambiguous situation where she doesn't know who she should trust, the heroine acts so as to not make others realize that she has lost her memory.
Having no recollections of 'him', the heroine will weave a new love story from this day forward.
In Amnesia, the male characters that the female player character can interact with are based on the symbolic suit symbols from a cards deck with the following storylines (commonly known as 'routes') in the game: Heart, Spade, Club and Diamond. Depending on which route is chosen, the player's relationship with each character is different.
From bottom left to top right:
-Heroine (no default name, no voice actor)
-Shin (VA: Tetsuya Kakihara)
-Ikki (VA: Kishow Taniyama)
-Kent (VA: Akira Ishida)
-Toma (VA: Satoshi Hino)
-Orion (VA: Hiromi Igarashi)
-Ukyo (VA: Kouki Miyata)
-Sawa (VA: Hiromi Igarashi)
-Mine (VA: Kana Akutsu)
-Rika (VA: Yoshida Seiko)
-Waka (VA: Takahashi Hidenori)
From my point of view, what really makes AMNESIA different from other Otomes is the fact that it focuses more on the mystery than the romance, so it looks like a suspense, thriller visual novel rather than a romantic otome.
The characters are also very very interesting and sometimes are even unpredictable.
One of the high points this game has is the art and the character design, it's utterly beautiful (For example, this picture: http://static.minitokyo.net/downloads/10/27/576360.jpg )
The soundtrack is also spot-on.
It has two sequels: AMNESIA Later (fandisk) and AMNESIA Crowd (which is being released on April 18th.)
I would also like to note that an anime of this otome is currently airing... though it's not even close to the game, I'd rather having you play the game and then watch the anime.
That's all! Sorry for my grammar mistakes, I'm portuguese, and you're welcome to leave some feedback!
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