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Shiseido • Feminite du Bois • Fragrances
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Average Rating. | 4.3 |
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Upset on 1/4/2014 5:42:00 PM more reviews by Upset
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
*PIC* I do realise this review is quite unconventional, but I would like to share. I recently bought a Schwarzkopf supermarket conditioner. It's not great or anything like that, but the scent! It is *exactly* like feminite du bois which has to be one of my most favourite perfumes of all time. I've actually thought about slathering it on as a body lotion? (Weird, I know, I know) :D It's the far right one, the dark brown, however it was sold out the other day when I went to re purchase :( :( :( so I bought the beige one which smells like coconut.
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lostgummi on 9/6/2011 9:34:00 PM more reviews by lostgummi
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
on my skin this is candied violets and dried plums, but not too sweet and a little smoky
also something pleasantly "old-book-scent" about it
new signature scent!
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largloworm on 8/9/2011 11:18:00 PM more reviews by largloworm
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
I just received this bottle. Was surprised to see it wasn't an atomizer but decided to decant into a roll on and a spray. I do not want to spill this precious stuff!
Bought it on it's reviews. I didn't think I'd like it as people that like a lot of the same frags. as I do didn't care for it
I wish I could talk about all the notes......All I can say is it is unlike anything else out there. Not in your face perfume, and individual. Not so strong that it announces itself before you enter the room but very memorial perfume. I hope to never be without it I think. Next week I may change my mind because this is my first experience with it but this is easy to wear for me. I LOVE it!!! Not sorry! Hope i can find more!!
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riveroflethe on 3/24/2011 7:44:00 PM more reviews by riveroflethe
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
I hardly have the words to describe the ineffable beauty and 'truth' of this fragrance. In a strange way, it reminds me of a famous painting I once saw called "La Tentation de Saint Antoine." (The Temptation of Saint Anthony).
I see the image a woman of profound beauty emerge from the thick of the wood. The moonlight illuminates her rounded hips and ample heavy breasts but she still remains something of an apparition. Her hair is so dark and dense that it can barely be distinguished from the opaque darkness of the forest from which she emerges...She is a bold yet silent woman. She listens. She is a woman who loves and desires ardently but she is not coy. She is naked but not transparent. If she is a figure that tempts, it is because she is so elemental that she eludes...
There is something of a shadowy, symbollic quality to this fragrance that is nonetheless wearable, even comfortable--like skin. When I say that, however, I do not mean to suggest that there is anything vaguely animilic about this fragrance. On the contrary, the wood of this fragrance is devoid of the mustiness and dankness of the earth. Rather, it is a gently rustling, deep, voluptuous wood moving like music beneath the stars. On the skin it is like embers, warm and intimate, like a secret held close to the body. The secret unfolds invitingly, the way pages of a book turn themselves. The embers suggest the warm 'halo' of fire but there is no fire in this fragrance--figuratively speaking of course. It is not a fragrance that presumes to seduce; it is not a 'sex in the bottle' potion and for this reason it is quintessentially enticing. It evokes--in a silent and serene way-- the intricacies and inexhaustible depth of a woman's psyche without invoking the menace and terror that this eroticism poses to men--especially men in long dark robes.
It is a masterpiece--sonorous and deep like a cello.
Well worth the price and the fragrance does indeed live up to its name. It is a terrible pity that this fragrance is hard to find in the US.
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elaborate on 3/6/2011 4:36:00 PM more reviews by elaborate
Age: Unknown Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
Side by side comparison between Shiseido and SL's versions of FdB.
Shiseido version is the older one, and lots of folks prefer this over the SL's relaunch. Some says the SL is more costly. Other says the SL relaunch doesn't smell as great. So here we go: R wrist spritzed with sample that was given to me by a SA at a SL counter, L wrist spritzed with Shiseido bought online and a tin of grounded coffee in front.
SL went on first - as I am more familiar with Shiseido - it is unmistakably FdB. Then Shiseido went on too. I try to apply the same amount of FdB to both wrists, but the Shiseido pump is much more powerful, so I add a few more miniature squirts to my L wrist.
Shiseido starts with more oomph (could be due to volume used but still I think it is stronger), most apparent is the cedar. SL also has cedar but it's much more muted and it has this black pepper smell and a bit of heat which reminds me of chilli.
A swift 10 minutes later the cedar in Shiseido stays strong but the basenotes have came out to play, it reminds me of Christmas (ginger, cloves, dried fruits, pinch of coriander seeds). Calling it Christmas becoz I am reminded of mulled wine. SL stays on the cedar plus a bit of heat route, cloves is also obvious, fruits are very hard to find.
Half an hour later on the Shiseido the Christmas stage is still going strong, although a bit weaker. SL turns into a puff of cedre with a bit of spice, it's much weaker. I can smell Shiseido with my nose a inch away, I can only smell SL with my nose brushing my wrist. SL is smoother, quieter. Shiseido more sparkling, with a bigger presence.
I often hesitate to choose one thing over another and this time is no different. Which one is better, I guess, depends on where you want to wear it. If I am planning to wear it to a uber sober workplace then SL would do well, anything else Shiseido is what I would choose.
(Comparison done on 29th August 2009)
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chrystelica on 6/5/2010 11:01:00 PM more reviews by chrystelica
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Warm Hair: Other Eyes: Other
This is for the vintage parfum. Amazing. I would love to smell the newer version for comparison, which I'll try tomorrow, but this is pure heaven. The cedarwood, velvety plum and soft spices make this a very memorable scent for me. It takes me back several years in time. Somewhere from my past I remember this like it has been my own since its inception, which is bizarre. It smells as familiar to me as my own skin. I have to agree with the reviewer who mentioned wanting to bathe in a vat of this. It isn't too strong, no matter how much you put on.
This has a depth to the variety of notes in the fragrance, the clove, cardamom, cinnamon I can't isolate, because the spices are so rounded. Instead of projecting, it's embracing, the scent wears close to the skin, like most asian fragrances. Classic and glorious. Mysterious and enveloping. It is well-rounded, yet strong, the sweeter notes (orange blossom, rose, which I also can't isolate) bends like bamboo around you, but doesn't break. Shiseido has this particular quality in their fragrances that makes the notes very hard for me to discern individually.
This is not very femme, even might smell slightly masculine for some, but any lover of japanese koh (incense) would probably love this. It has a radiant, warm depth that is like bathing in a moonlit lake at night.... without the water moccasins and mosquitos.
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cors on 3/28/2010 2:52:00 AM more reviews by cors
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Black
The closest I can get to a signature fragrance and in my opinion, the most versatile out of the Bois series. It is the perfect blend of plum, candied fruit and cedar. Very unusual, feminine and sophisticated. I have tried both versions and prefer the Shiseido version, which is less sweet than the new release under the SL name but it doesn't last as long. This may have been discontinued but is still reasonably easy to find online and most of the time, cheaper than the SL version.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Wyrmiax on 3/12/2010 6:41:00 PM more reviews by Wyrmiax
Age: 44-55 Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
Prune juice, plain and simple.
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*TOP REVIEWER* lirial on 2/22/2010 11:05:00 AM more reviews by lirial
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
I received a decant of this, and I've been dying to try it. Well, I finally did. In short, I don't love it and I don't hate it. The sharp cedar smell is immediate once it's applied. On me, within a few minutes it settles and I smell cinnamon, clove, and a hint of cedar. After about an hour, I'm left with geranium, fig, and clove. I don't get the cumin notes that the previous reviewer mentioned, but that sound like a positive! I'm glad that the cedar is much more subtle after it dries down, because I can't handle strong woody fragrances. Overall, this is a lovely scent, very spicy with a bit of fruit and floral. It's not something I would turn to regularly, but it's pleasant.
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andrearn9 on 1/31/2010 12:08:00 PM more reviews by andrearn9
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
FdB is truly a stunning fragrance, but there's a caveat. There is a luscious scent of woody plum with a hint of cinnamon, clove and cardamon that is just breathtaking. So clean! So lovely! You literally want to immerse yourself in that scent. If I coud jump into a vat of it I would, that's how gorgeous it is. HOWEVER, underneath that loveliness there lies a hint of cumin which gives FdB the skank factor. Now, you may or may not be comfortable with skank. The B.O. smell. The woman's knickers scent after she's been doing some strenuous activity. That smell. Are you comfortable with it in a perfume? Because if you're not, FdB may not be for you. I am NOT comfortable with that aspect and really wish it weren't present in the fragrance. If it weren't there, FdB in my mind would be the most outstanding fragrance ever created and I'd never wear anything else.
The good thing is I've found that spraying it on my clothing and hair only eliminates the skank factor. I get all of the good and none of the (to my nose anyway) unpleasant. I will say I've sampled the SL's version of FdB and he has (again, to my nose) eliminated a lot of the skank.
Edited: Moving this down to 2 lippies. My chemistry is really bringing forward the cumin notes in this fragrance and, quite frankly, it's downright embarrassing so I've stopped using. Whoever had the bright idea of putting cumin in a fragrance should be slapped - repeatedly. It ruined what could have been the perfect scent.
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In Bargaining Alert 11, QUFA's Chief Negotiator Allan Manson observed that "The big question remains whether the Administration will bring the pension to our bargaining table. QUFA has made its position clear: any discussion of restructuring should take place, as discussions respecting the pension always have, at the multi-lateral employee group table, which meets next on May 31, 2011."
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Finally, I've found the time to write this new topic. Last weekend I attended the Realms of Terrinoth Event down in the Cities. I was able to get through a good portion of the game before we had to go, so here are my thoughts. First off I just want to say that I was up and down about this game from when I first heard about it last summer. I'm a huge fan of the first edition, but I welcomed the idea of a second edition.
After reading all of the previews while waiting I kinda got scared a little bit about how small everything got (enemy unit size, weapons, characters, and board size). If you have read anything I wrote before you might have picked up that I love big box games like the first edition of Descent. I also wasn't happy about how some of the familiars and lieutenants didn't transfer over. Then when the rules were posted my group read them from cover to cover combing over all of the details. I started to doubt the game, and started thinking of how to make a mixture between the two (which I might still kinda do to transfer the other lieutenants over to the second edition).
Then I went down to the Realms of Terrinoth Event, and found myself talking with a lot of the staff behind the many aspects of the game (which by the way they are all pretty nice guys). After playing the first couple of rounds I found myself falling in love with it. The things that I thought I might hate didn't seem to matter anymore. I know that my group really dreaded the changes on how big monsters move, but in the end it really didn't matter all that much to how we played the game. Granted I still think that it is funny that a large six space monster can shrink down to move through small pathways.
I should mention that I played on the side of heroes as the scout class Jain Fairwood. You will find her to be one of the best heroes in the game if you know how to use her correctly. The heroes and their classes all bring something different to the table, so heroes beware to work as a team for this game. No longer can you have those lone heroes act as a one person wrecking crew. Teamwork was suppose to be the theme for the first one, but this time around it is a must do for the heroes.
The only thing to watch out for is the OL player. Make sure that whoever you have as the OL is a military genius. This time around the OL player can't rely on huge numbers to overwhelm the heroes, but instead has to rely on strategy. Our experienced OL player had a real hard time with this change in the game. The one FFG staff member Jaffer had to rearrange the board a couple of times to place the monsters in more strategic locations for starting off.
Well, I said my piece. Now I can't wait for the game to get out, because I want to see how the first edition monsters play with the new rules. Along with that I can't wait to see what else they have up their sleeves for future expansions.
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The show may be the last opportunity for locals to view or collect original paintings by Stokes, often referred to as a hometown son. His works can be found about town as murals created for schools, commercial buildings and in private residences. Stokes moved to Fallbrook with his family in 1956, although he occasionally lived elsewhere for short times. He has always referred to the friendly village as his home. He has continuously supported local entities such as the Boys and Girls Club, REINS therapeutic horsemanship program and other help-oriented causes. His belief in giving back was instilled by his parents, Clifford and Avis Stokes, longtime advocates of giving back to the community. Admission to the show is free. Native flutist, Ironhand, will provide musical entertainment. For more information, call (760) 420-8656. 2 comments
Hey Brett...glad to see you're still doing your art!! Why is this a "Last Picture Show"??? Are you off to other parts??? Be well and prosper. Nancy
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I honestly dont wear this that much, but it is a stunning color! Sooo creamy and beautiful! I love pairing this with a brown eye shadow! A must have!
Gorgeous color. As a wash it is a very sheer barely olive-tinged sparkly gold, with a heavier hand it is a deeper greener golden moss. I bought it to wear under Henna eyeshadow, which it goes beautifully with. However, despite it's pretty color this has the least staying power of any MAC paint pot that I have tried (and I have about 10 of them), and after 4 or 5 hrs it's all creased and oily looking, having also taken my eyeshadow with it. Granted, nothing stays on my lids for long, so if you don't usually have issues with eye makeup disappearing or creasing, this may not be an issue for you.
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one of MAC's best paint pots.. at least for those with green, brown or hazel eyes. It just highlites all the amber/gold/green/orange in those eyes and makes you happy to smile with your eyes.
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Very glad I got this at the CCO. A great green gold color. I love it by itself or under other green eyeshadows. One of my favorites now!
This is a beautiful deep green with gold tones, very much a multi-hued shade. It works well alone or wonderfully as a base for a green or green and gold look. I tend to wear lots of greens/browns/golds so this is a must-have for me.
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Oh my God gorgeous. This paint pot is amazing - it has a great creamy consistency and is just a beautiful color. Its (obviously) great as a base for green looks, but its great on its own, especially with gold in the crease - I use Antiqued Gold pigment. I highly recommend it
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I bought this color because I wanted a nice base for my green smokey eye looks. In the container, and when swatched with my finger at the store, it looked like a pretty dark olivey green, but when I took it home and applied it to my eyes, it showed more gold than green. Its a pretty color, and it wore very well without any creasing all day long, but the shade just wasnt what I was looking for. Theres much too much gold in this, which isn't a bad thing, its just not what I was looking for.
I usually just put this on, some eyeliner and mascara and I am confident that my eyes look pretty for most of the day (I do get creasing with paint pots alone or with shadow). There isn't much color payoff and I didn't give it a higher rating simply because I don't reach for it often. I prefer neutral colors and purples for my eyes.


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In 1965, Intel Corp. co-founder Gordon Moore was preparing to give a speech about the growth in microprocessor performance when he made an interesting observation: Each new chip was roughly twice as fast as its predecessor--meaning computing power would rise exponentially over a relatively brief period of time. While the pace of advancement has slowed in recent years to a doubling once every 18 months, as compared to the doubling rate in 1965 of once every year, the next five to 10 years will see microprocessor speeds increase by huge increments, says Bob Ferrar, marketing operations manager for Intel's embedded microcomputer division. "In a few years, we'll certainly see chips in the gigahertz [1000 MHz] range at affordable prices," Ferrar predicts.
While the typical small-business computer user may wonder why he or she would need a PC that runs twice as fast as the new 500 MHz Pentium III chip, Ferrar believes gigahertz chips will truly enhance the user's computing experience. "They will really change what you can do within computing," says Ferrar. "They'll allow things like real-time voice and video capability. Voice recognition will also see major improvement." Improved voice recognition will make possible extremely small devices that eschew display screens, mice and keyboards in favor of an interface that relies solely on voice recognition and synthesis (meaning the computer can talk back) for interaction with the user.
Within a few years of their release, Ferrar predicts, gigahertz chips will trickle down into non-PC applications. Here they'll take the form of "embedded" chip technology in hand-held Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), cellular phones and other consumer electronic devices, giving these products more horsepower as well as a vastly improved ability to handle graphics and audio applications.
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The Secrets of Jonathan SperryReviewed by: Scott Brennan Excellent!
Moviemaking Quality:
Primary Audience:
Adults, Family
Christian, Drama
1 hr. 36 min.
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USA Release:
September 18, 2009
DVD: May 4, 2010
"What he teaches them… will last forever." Official site: sperrymovie.com The film, "The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry," set in a small town in upstate New York in 1970, is truly a stunning success for the Christian-crossover genre of films like "Fireproof," a more recent winner in the secular market. The director, Rich Christiano, also co-wrote the film with his brother Dave, both of whom have been producing, writing, and directing films since the late 1980's. This is undoubtedly their best film to date. The casting is impressive! How they were able to find boys, in 2009, with that Timmy-Martin-look-of-innocence (from "Lassie"), who also had the pleasant personalities of the Douglas brothers in "My Three Sons" or even the Cleaver brothers ("Leave it to Beaver") is a fait accompli. They are truly talented young actors, especially Jansen Panettiere, who were ably supported by the seasoned performances of Gavin Macleod and Robert Guillaume. This "coming of age film" was the perfect mix of "Stand by Me," "Lassie," and "My Three Sons" stimulated with the simplicity of the gospel throughout the movie—something those others always lacked. The casting, combined with the artistic sets, the thoughtful music choices, and serene location shots, all helped to carry me back to my own childhood—an innocent age in most towns in America, during the late 1960's and early 1970's. This movie portrayal was real. It didn't feel contrived in any way. The producers of TV's "That 70's Show" would have been wise to consult the Christiano Film Group before they ever produced a single episode depicting that era for television viewers. Watching this film surfaced a variety of feelings—which I had long ago forgotten. There were a few painful memories, like neighborhood bullies and the unrequited love of adolescence, but, overall, they were pleasant ones—of a happier time and place in our nation's history. This is truly a family film, one that everyone will enjoy. But more importantly, it brings home the message of Jesus in a powerful, yet believable way. The simplicity with which the message of the gospel is delivered in this film is what makes the movie so remarkable. While remaining provocative, it doesn't have the stereotypical "breakaway" to the church preacher or evangelist to carry the message, as so many films of this type have done over the years. Yes, the story line has all the predictable scenes and characters that we knew so well in an age gone by. You will cheer for the good guys, and get angry with the "bully" antagonist. You will smile at the innocent foibles of youth, and laugh-out-loud at vignettes you've probably lived in your past. But not without shedding a few tears as well. Conventional characters, yes, but they were as real in our childhoods, as they are portrayed in "The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry," and it doesn't make us turn away from them at all. It compels us to want more. You'll have to see the film to find out what Jonathan's secrets were, but you won't be disappointed. It has something to do with "listening" and memorial parks with gravestones. However, by the time you leave the theater, you'll be thinking of lots of people you know—with whom you have something very important to share. Of this, you can be certain: you are going to love this film. Violence: None / Profanity: None / Sex/Nudity: None See list of Relevant Issues—questions-and-answers. Comments below:
Positive—This is a great film! I will encourage everyone I know to go see it. It is encouraging to Christians and is a good reminder what we are to be found doing and it could even help someone who is lost come to realize their need to know Christ. And it could be a great discussion starter for your children to talk with them about Christ and living for Christ everyday and in every way. This is exactly what we have been learning at our church lately so it is also very relevant.
My son is 9, and it kept his interest the whole way through. He even leaned over to me some and tried to anticipate what would happen next or where it was they were going. Kids can really relate to the boys in the movie. Maybe especially, of course, the boys. They carried their Bibles throughout parts of the movie and were not ashamed and faced unbelievers with it without shame. They all shared their faith with others. Very encouraging for young people to see. The lessons taught about having the right attitudes toward others is straight from the Bible. The ending where Dusitn found out a secret Mr. Sperry had was not something I predicted. Go see it for yourself!!! Moral rating: Excellent! / Moviemaking quality: 5 —Mona, age 40 (USA) Positive—First of all, let me say that I am a huge fan of Indie films today. I've enjoyed many of the Christian films today, but this has been the best I have seen yet. Everything is excellent in terms of the film-making, from the acting to the cinematography, plot, production, etc.
I believe this film shows Christians practical ways in which we can follow God's leading in our lives while sharing our faith with other people in the most powerful, yet unassuming ways. Jonathan's Sperry's character is strong and charismatic, yet extremely humble and wise. He approaches the first young boy, Dustin, without forcefulness and takes the time to minister to many of the young boys in practical ways, while using every opportunity to show how difficult it can be to live out your faith in the world (such as when the bully throws his Bible in the mud puddle). Very powerfully, the character tells the young men what it is like to follow Christ… how much courage and endurance it takes. more » Moral rating: Excellent! / Moviemaking quality: 4½ —Ronda, age 43 (USA) Positive—A beautiful movie! Heartwarming story that not only witnesses to those who don't know Jesus, but it also speaks to and challenges Christians as well. The possibilities of a life lived for Jesus, this film is great for the entire family!
Moral rating: Excellent! / Moviemaking quality: 4 —Angela, age 30 (USA) Positive—I thought I knew what to expect when I went to see this movie, and I was right. It is mostly predictable and rather slow, and for that reason many movie buffs will probably find it boring. I felt it was similar to "My Girl" as far as era and emotional feel. If you have the patience to wait, there is an unexpected twist at the end. The gospel is strong throughout. Overall it's a charming film, and one I felt good supporting with my movie theater money.
Moral rating: Excellent! / Moviemaking quality: 3 —Christina, age 30 (USA) Positive—This was the best movie that I have seen in a long time. This movie was a good reflection of how Jesus wants us to love others and to begin to reach out and touch those around us with love and encouragement. Excellent movie for all ages.
Mr. Sperry started out with one and had many come to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ because he became a vessel that God used to touch many. He truly loved the boys and the man who had caused the death of his wife. He held no grudges, but loved as Christ loved us. Moral rating: Excellent! / Moviemaking quality: 5 —Debbie, age 52 (USA) Positive—A wonderful movie about following Jesus. If you have a child, , and he finds the movie hilarious, it's probably a sign that his friends at school and his media are having a bit more influence on him than you are.
Moral rating: Excellent! / Moviemaking quality: 5 —Paul Holmes, age 37 (USA) Positive—This 1970 period piece is one of the best films I've seen in a very long time. It has wonderful messages with regards to forgiveness, praying for your enemies, looking at the heart of people who need Christ, coming to true belief in Jesus, and turning over every part of your life to the Lord.
As with other Christiano films, the theology is very strong and they don't pussyfoot around the Salvation message, clearly presenting that without Jesus you will not go to Heaven. So many other family films soften this or avoid that rather sensitive issue. In many ways this movie mirrors the Great Commission, and, also, it shows how children can make a difference, as well as adults, in reaching people for the Lord. more » Moral rating: Excellent! / Moviemaking quality: 4½ —Kathy Pj, age 53 (Canada) Negative
Negative—I will first admit that I have yet to see a "Christian movie" that I feel was well done. Each that I have seen start with a great hope that I will finally view a well crafted movie, but my hope quickly fades within the first 15 minutes of watching. I'm sad to say that this same scenario played out with this movie. I had really hoped that this would be a diamond in the rough, but it turned out to be just plain rough.
I recently viewed this movie on DVD with my extended family, which included several kids ranging in age from 6 to 14. All are Christians. My initial impression was positive as the technical quality seemed on par with most mainstream productions, and I really think they captured the feel of 1970 in the opening scenes. However, it was a steep downhill ride from there. It's never a good sign when the it's the kids in the room that start laughing hysterically at the awful acting and dialog. The whole movie quickly evolved into an unintentional comedy. more » Moral rating: Good / Moviemaking quality: 1 —Bruce, age 46 (USA) |


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Sun, Dec 14, 08 at 13:38
So after checking out and lusting over this and many other forums and sites, I finally ordered some tiles and decided to give it a go. Here is my first effort, there's lots of stuff I would change if I could start over. But that's what the SECOND project is for!
Its 1' x 2' and I still need to grout it. It's going to be a Christmas present for my mom. |
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- Posted by terikat_mom (My Page) on Sun, Dec 14, 08 at 13:55
Lambeaufan71! Welcome to the group! Your 1st project is great! Your mom will LOVE it! Great use of color! Don't worry you will get nothing but support from this great group! |
Your 1st mosaic? Wow, very, very nice! I love all the color bits in the middle. Great job! Looking forward to seeing it grouted. Already talking about your second project....yep, you're hooked! Welcome to the mad obsession of mosaics...you're gonna love it! |
- Posted by katishooked (My Page) on Sun, Dec 14, 08 at 17:44
Well Lamb #1 welcome. #2 for your first project I don't think you should change anything. I think you have done a great job. Am sure you mom is going to love it. Post a pic after you get it grouted. Kathy |
Ditto here! What mother WOULDN'T love it?! Very nice...what did you use for your base? Becky |
- Posted by shrty411 (email@example.com) on Mon, Dec 15, 08 at 0:34
Excellent first project!! You did good! |
- Posted by fiddlekate (My Page) on Mon, Dec 15, 08 at 6:11
It's lovely, Lamb! And welcome! :) |
Wonderful! Your Mom will love it! Welcome! |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Mon, Dec 15, 08 at 9:09
WELCOME To The Forum!!! And good job for your first project! And way to go on the pic posting...we looove pics!!! And of course I would be remiss if I didn't do my duty of informing you of the..... |
Here is a link that might be useful: WARNING!!!
You did great for your first project. In a year you will be amazed at how much beter you will be. When you have to choose a grout color think long and hard how your choice of color can change the piece. I sometimes spend weeks thinking about grout color after finishing the glass. I just this week used two different color grouts on the same piece because it just seemed right. |
- Posted by mermaid4life (My Page) on Mon, Dec 15, 08 at 19:05
Welcome Lambeau!! You did wonderful for your first mosaic. Yes, already thinking of your next project, you are on your way , or already, addicted!!! It's so much fun you will soon be finding everything in your house needs to be mosaiced. color combination is great, can't wait to see when you finish grouting your first!!! Keep those pix coming |
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Tue, Dec 16, 08 at 8:41
Oh, my!!! BEAUTIFUL for a first project or even intermediate. The cross really stands out. Yep - you're addicted already. AS BARRELL said, you'll improve w/practice, and be amazed at how much you'll learn as you go. |
Your mosaic piece is beautiful and your mother is going to cherish it. Your color choices are lovely. Barrell is right, grouting the piece in is going to really change the look. Grout is going to give it a finished look. I think you'll be very pleased. Good job all around! |
very nice, great first effort and i can't wait to see your follow up pieces! |
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Quoted Text What is compliance?If you are recovering from an illness or desire weight loss, then 80%-100% of your food choices should be highly beneficial. If you are a healthy individual over the age of 55, 80% of foods should be beneficial.If you are under 55 and healthy, 70% or more of your food choices should beneficial.The remainder of your food choices should be neutral. Avoids should not be eaten.
Quoted from admin ...3. High Compliance': These people routinely (read daily) consume beneficials and so rarely consume avoids as to have it consitute an 'event' when it occurs. An 'event' represents and occurence of less than 4-5 times per week...
Quoted from samy PT...I have also noticed that some avoids hit me like a brick, and others don't seem to bother me that much.
Quoted from EquiPro ...If we were to take eating an avoid "event" as, let's say, eating one oreo 4-5 times per week, that really isn't much in the avoid arena overall. I don't think that an "event" would be eating a complete meal of pizza (O perspective here), meaning that 4-5 MEALS per week are avoids, but rather you eat a candy bar that has some corn syrup in it for a snack, or you go to Costco and can't resist the sample of whatever.
Quoted from admin 3. High Compliance: These people routinely (read daily) consume beneficials and so rarely consume avoids as to have it consitute an 'event' when it occurs. An 'event' represents and occurence of less than 4-5 times per week. They also perform the prescribed exercises and stress reduction techniques.
Quoted from Jane I think of myself as moderately compliant even though my grown kids and my friends and relatives think I'm some kind of health/feed freak.Jane
Quoted from EquiPro One thing that I have found interesting and that I have really upped this year, is getting in the perscribed amount of bennie fruits and veggies and keeping that in the forefront of my brain. Amazingly, if I really keep focussing in on getting in those portions, compliance becomes much easier because it is a LOT of food to eat AND it is hard to go on a bender when you're trying to get in all the fruits and veggies.
Quoted from Kristin I've always thought it interesting that the word "compliance" was chosen and used to describe following the BTD lifestyle... rather than a word like adherence, for example.Compliance, in my mind, implys choice... is more fluid rather than rigid... perhaps allows for more gray area rather than a black and white.."you do it this way or you're not doing it" approach.


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Scooped containers of boiled bottle gourd are packed with a flavourful, soft paneer stuffing, and topped with tangy tomato gravy. Known for its good health quotient, bottle gourd becomes all the more desirable in this Bharwa Lauki recipe, as it combines tastefully with protein-packed paneer and Vitamin A and C rich tomatoes.
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L: James, you mentioned accountability. Creating a culture of accountability. What does that mean? Can you explain that and how, what it means to parents and kids.
J: First of all, when we start with accountability, one of the things that I talk to teachers and parents about is creating a culture of accountability. And that culture of accountability occurs between two people. So when we talk about what's on TV, what they're learning in the movies, what their video games is, that, that's fine. But the culture of accountability comes with, this is how I'm gonna talk to you and this is how you have to talk to me. This is what I'm gonna expect of you and this is what you can expect of me. That's very clearly learned out. That you're accountable for the way you talk to me and treat me. You're accountable for your responsibilities and you can expect me to take responsibility to be accountable for my responsibilities. I'm gonna pay the rent, I'm gonna have food on the table, I'm gonna make sure that we have a place to live. You have to talk to me appropriately, you have to do your schoolwork and you have to learn how to solve life's problems without hurting other people.
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J: Absolutely. Look, when you hold your child accountable, when you develop that culture of accountability, you as a parent have a responsibility to teach that child to acquire the skills he's gonna need to be able to be accountable. People who can't be accountable for their homework disrespect other people. People who can't be accountable for their behavior turn it around and challenge you and act out. So when you're having a culture of accountability, there's a two–way thing. I expect you to do the right thing and you can expect me to teach you how to do the right thing.
MG: So my job as a parent then is to set specific standards, to set specific goals, to set attainable landmarks that a child can say, if I do this, I become accountable. If I do this, I'm behaving responsibly.
J: Yeah, it's not only setting goals. It's giving the skills to reach the goal. So let's say I'm a parent and my goal is that you're gonna sink five throws from the free throw line in basketball out of ten. Well I just can't put you up there with a ball and tell you do it, that's my goal. I've gotta show you how to do it. I've gotta show you how you place your feet, how you place your arms. How you propel the ball. I've gotta spend some time practicing with you. I've gotta show you how to do these things and I've gotta practice them. So it's not setting the goals, it's giving the kid the skills. Acquiring the skills yourself for an understanding of what it takes. Using the tools and using the skills.
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James Lehman had a very personal understanding of kids with behavior problems. He displayed severe oppositional, defiant behaviors as a child and teenager, and became a Behavioral Therapist specializing in helping troubled children, teens and their families for 30 years.
Janet Lehman has over three decades of clinical experience working with out–of–control children and teens and their parents. Working in group homes and residential treatment centers, Janet helped children with serious behavioral disorders learn to get their behavior under control.
Does your child with ADD or ADHD seem to have more meltdowns, moodiness and anger issues than other kids do? If you feel this way, you are not alone.
Children with ADHD are more prone to meltdowns for a number of reasons. Often the brain circuitry that regulates their emotions is dysfunctional. What this means is that it takes less to trigger an anger episode, and it can last for a longer period of time compared to other children. This is the result of their "brain difference."
Realize, also, that kids with ADHD and ADD often aren't fully tuned in to what is going on around them; they miss important information, which causes them to misinterpret a situation and then react to what they think is going on rather than to what really happened. So as a parent, when you're having a discussion with your child, pause frequently to make sure he is getting your point. Ask questions to make sure he understands. Welcome his questions or suggestions.
Related: How to help your AD/HD child learn skills to help him manage his moods and distractibility.
Some ADHD kids lack the ability to be flexible and therefore go into meltdown mode when there is a change in routine—or when an expected event does not happen. For instance, let's say your son is having a great time "rough housing" with dad, but does not want to stop when dad feels it has gone on long enough. This can become ugly and result in a fight—which will lead to fewer such play situations. Agreeing to use a timer (instead of dad) and stop when the timer says to stop can work well to avoid this kind of situation.
If your child with ADD or ADHD melts down, has tantrums or gets angry frequently, here are 6 "don'ts" for parents:
1. Don't Lose Your Cool – Take a few deep breaths. Take ten breaths if possible. This triggers the relaxation response and will lower your own anxiety/anger level and make it possible for you to think clearly and model appropriate behavior for your child. Remember the preflight instruction: "When the mask comes down, please cover your own nose and mouth first before you assist your child."
Along the same vein, working with your ADHD child on relaxation techniques can also help. Have him practice taking a deep breath or counting to ten at the first sign of being upset when he's calm, so he can "get it down" and be able to draw upon these techniques when he's about to lose it. I used these techniques with our son with ADHD when he was growing up, and it helped both of us regain calm more quickly. (For more guidance and concrete advice on how to work with your child, check out Total Focus, a program to help your ADD or ADHD child focus and behave.)
Related links: Fighting with your ADD or ADHD child or teen?
2. Don't React – Respond. If you and your child have already agreed on how meltdowns are to be handled, then implement the plan. As an example, you might have agreed on a nonverbal sign that signals he or she should calm down, with a reward given (like points earned on a chart) if they respond to the sign and calm down.
If you do not have a plan in place, then you can respond by saying " Okay, WE have a problem here. LET'S see how WE BOTH can solve the problem." Find out what the child's concern is. See if there is a way to address it. It is not giving in if you modify a situation in a way that is more accepting to the child while still meeting your needs. Good leaders listen to the people they are leading and incorporate the feedback they receive.
3. Don't Dictate – Discuss. When you can see your child just starting to get agitated, ask, "What seems to be making you upset?" Listen carefully and then respond empathetically, by saying something like, "Okay, I see you (want or don't want) __________. What's up? " Find out what your child is concerned about. For instance, if the problem is not wanting to go to bed, you might say, "I understand you do not want to go to bed right now even thought 9:00 is your usual bedtime. What is bothering you about this? " Perhaps the child says, "I need to finish my video game so I can get to the next level." You then can say, "So here is the problem we have. I want you to go to bed because it's your bedtime and you need your sleep to feel good and do well at school and at baseball tomorrow, but you want to stay up later to finish your game. I am not saying you don't have to go to bed now, but do you have any ideas on how we can solve this?"
For discussion's sake, let's say he only wants to play for a few more minutes and you decide for tonight to let him finish the game to avoid an hour or more of meltdown, versus a few more minutes of game time. You might say, "Okay, for tonight you can finish the game. Tomorrow we can talk about this and come up with a solution so that from now on you will be able to finish what you are doing and go to bed on time."
Related: Does your child constantly argue and complain?
Let me be clear: I'm not saying that you should give in to your child every time he stalls or whines. What I am saying here is that sometimes it is okay for us to listen to where our child is coming from. I have always advised parents of children with severe ADHD symptoms to do this because you have to pick and choose your battles. If this is an isolated incident, then problem solving could avoid a major meltdown. However, you absolutely need to follow up the next day with a detailed discussion on how this can and must be avoided in the future.
If this is an ongoing problem, then simply stick to the program/plan you have already set in place. If you have been working on anger management techniques such a taking deep breaths, then remind the child to practice it.
4. Don't Demand – Encourage. If you have a prearranged plan to follow or you have come to an agreement for this particular crisis situation, then you can say, "I know you're upset right now, but I also know you can do a good job of calming down and doing your homework. You know what our agreement is; I bet you will do your part now, just like the great job you did yesterday. I love how you are getting better at this each time. I know this is going to keep getting better." Kids with ADD and ADHD react well to positive reinforcement, rather than to criticism. The more you can praise real effort and good results on their part, the better.
5. Don't Give Up – Stay Committed. Raising a child with any type of special need, be it developmental, psychological or medical, requires a tremendous amount of patience and quiet strength in order for you to endure and continue to handle tough situations when they come up.
Make sure you have a good support system. There are support groups for parents of ADD and ADHD kids that have been very helpful for many. Connecting with other parents who know what you're going through and who will listen without judgment will help you feel less alone and more resilient. I also recommend taking a break from time to time to do something fun and relaxing for yourself.
From time to time, try to view the whole situation from the 30,000 foot level to see the progress you've made so far, both personally and as a family. Meltdowns now and then can be a bump in the road to helping your child learn to cope with the day-to-day events he encounters in his life.
Related: How to stay calm and in control—even when your child presses your buttons.
What to Discuss with Your Child's Pediatrician If you have truly committed to following a behavioral approach under the guidance of a mental health provider and are not seeing progress, please don't hesitate to discuss this with your child's physician. A referral to a child psychologist for a comprehensive evaluation may uncover other conditions that may need to be addressed. Sometimes ADHD may be misdiagnosed, or a child can have more than one disorder; all need to be addressed.
When talking to a professional, you should try to tell them when and where these episodes happen, and what took place just before the meltdown. These are valuable clues that a well-trained clinician can use to perhaps modify your approach or discover an underlying skill deficit that can be improved or addressed.
Sometimes, when behavioral approaches have been in place for a while and have been tweaked all they can, medication may need to be considered. Parents should be cautious about having their child placed on medication prematurely, but when symptoms are severe and interfering with a child's ability to function in several environments, then medication should be considered and can be extremely helpful.
Special kids may need special handling, but in the end it is worth it because they ARE special.
Related: How to help your AD/HD child achieve long-term success.
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Dr Robert Myers is a child psychologist with over 25 years of experience working with children and adolescents with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and learning disabilities and is the creator of the Total Focus Program www.trytotalfocus.com. Dr Myers is Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at UC Irvine School of Medicine. "Dr Bob" has provided practical information for parents as a radio talk show host and as editor of Child Development Institute's website, 4parenting.com which reaches 3 million parents each year. Dr. Myers earned his Ph.D. from the University of Southern California.
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Sun Tea Says Summer!
Summer is officially here. It's hot hot hot..over 90 for the past two days. What better way to cool off then with a yummy class of slow brewed sun tea.
Last weekend I made a batch using Harney's Green Tea, mint, and a few thyme sprigs (they were flowering so it was extra pretty). I filled up a large jug with cool water. Threw the stuff in and let it sit on the porch for about 5 hours.
It was bright and citrusy but also had a dark note from the green tea. Delicious!
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Can a trip to the stables REALLY improve your mental health?
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Now, as England football legend Paul Gascogine begins equine-assisted psychotherapy for alcohol addiction, we investigate its mental health benefits.