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Columbia-Hebron Police Logs February 11-18, Arrests following robbery investigation
On Friday, February 11, 2011, Timothy Giddix, 21, of 45 Hope Valley Road, Hebron, CT was issued a ticket for failure to keep right at a curve after an accident with a bus driven by Daniel Allen, 39, of Lebanon on Hope Valley Road, Hebron, CT which resulted in minor damage to both vehicles. No injuries were reported.
On Friday, February 11, 2011, police made arrests following the investigation of a robbery on October 19, 2010. On that date, Troop K received a 911 call of a reported robbery in the parking lot of the 7-11 gas station located on Route 6 in Andover, CT. It was reported that a subject wearing a ski-type mask, black gloves and dark clothing opened the driver-side door of a parked vehicle and placed what was reported to be a handgun against the neck of a female occupant stating "give me all you got" several times. It was reported that the subject then grabbed a purse off one of the victims' laps and fled into an adjacent wooded area. During the investigation it was learned that three people participated in the robbery. Shortly after the incident, an arrest warrant was secured and served on the first subject. After further investigation, two more arrest warrants were secured for the remaining two participants in the robbery. On February 11, 2011 the two remaining participants were placed into custody without incident. Anthony Flemke, 27, 19 Route 6, Columbia, CT was arrested and charged with first-degree accessory to robbery, second-degree accessory to larceny, first-degree conspiracy to commit larceny and second-degree conspiracy to commit larceny. Kelly Danforth, 27, of 19 Route 6, Columbia, CT was arrested and charged with first-degree accessory to robbery, first-degree conspiracy to commit robbery and second-degree conspiracy to commit larceny.
On Monday, February 14, 2011, Toni Lynn Cyr, 62, of 422 Church St., Hebron, CT was arrested for first-degree larceny and third-degree forgery.
On Monday, February 14, 2011, Kimberly Ann Cyr, 42, of 422 Church St., Hebron CT was arrested for first-degree larceny and third-degree forgery.
On Tuesday, February 15, 2011, Laura Martin, 38, of Scotland, CT lost control of her vehicle on Route 66 near Loveland Road in Columbia, CT and went off the right side of the road, stiking a snow bank and rolling the vehicle over onto its roof. There were no injuries reported and Ms. Martin was issued a ticket for traveling too fast for conditions.
On Wednesday, February 16, 2011, The Hebron Resident Trooper's office is investigating a complaint that a contractor fraudulently agreed to conduct home improvements for the victim without a valid Connecticut home improvement license and stole $850 without conducting any of the home improvements agreed upon.
On Thursday, February 17, 2011, Ryan Gilbert, 18, of 157 Route 66, Apt. A, Columbia, CT was arrested for third-degree burglary, sixth-degree larceny, three counts of forgery and illegal use of a credit card.
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Star Spangled Playmates
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Flag-adorned Playboy models. Note also the flag-themed pony-tail tie. The girl on the right is sporting the
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swimsuit. This photo is from 〈Playboy's Aquatic Beauties Special Edition〉 1994 (México) page 93, and the girls are Melissa Anne, Rowan Alexanders and Sloane de Cléves..
Shae Marks
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It's only few months that Samir Soni and Neelam got married, but it seems the busy actors are struggling to find time so that they could spend some intimate moments together.
Ask Samir, who's flooded with offers post Bigg Bossand is busy with his new soap Parichayon Colors, to explain and he says, "Well, it's because we both are busy in our respective careers. She is handling her jewellery business and I am busy shooting for my show Parichaycontinuously.
So we hardly get time for each other." So, ask the actor who's the romantic one from them and he says with a laugh, "It depends on the mood. But Neelam is more romantic. I am a shy and quiet guy, so don't like showing my emotions so easily. Thus Neelam always tells me tum kuch bolte ku nai ho. Frankly speaking I am very bad in romance. Though I don't show my emotions or how much I care for her, she, however, understands it when I do special things for her."
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American Dance Legend Merce Cunningham Dies at 90
The passing of Merce Cunningham on Sunday night marked the loss of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. As a dancer, a choreographer, and the founder of Merce Cunningham Dance Company, Cunningham's contribution to dance, specifically American dance, ranks with George Balanchine's and Martha Graham's. In the mid-1950s, Cunningham introduced the world to a new form of movement that neither mimicked nor mocked its competing genres, ballet and modern dance. Since then, and until his 90th birthday in April, he created such enduring works as Crises (1960) and Sounddance (1975), and mentored renowned dancers including Paul Taylor, Karole Armitage, and Lucinda Childs. He famously danced in every one of his company's performances until turning 70, in 1989, and consistently transcended artistic boundaries by collaborating with the most avant-garde visual and musical artists of his day, such as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Gavin Bryars, and John Cage (who was also Cunningham's life partner until his death, in 1992). Now, Cunningham leaves behind an immeasurable amount of lasting influence and a legacy that will endure for generations to come.
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If you got word that someone purchased the domain name BarryDriller.com–that's Driller, with an "r"–what would you assume you'd find therein? Reared on a steady diet of innuendo-laden Gawker posts about the IAC chairman's "Sexy All-Boy Thanksgiving" or "His Hot Gay Facebook Friend," one naturally pictures a delightful, tongue-in-cheek video series about an accomplished media mogul carousing, yacht-bound, with his young friends.
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Mazda5 Climate Control
coolmazda5 Posts: 525I have driven 4,6 and 8 Cyl. A/C load is felt in 6 and 4 so yes, there is a minor change in load but so far power remains OK. before my Mazda5s (I have one with the "regular" A/C knobs and one with the Auto A/C one) I had a Honda Civic and, compared to the Mazda5, it felt really "loaded" with A/C
kivo Posts: 64Went out today in close to 100 degree heat and I felt the A/C was not as cold as my last car. I have a 2008 Touring and although it wasn't hot in the car, I think it should have been cooler. I know there were complaints about the A/C, but I thought they would have fixed it by now. Anyone else who owns a 2008 have this problem?
athenasius Posts: 118not sure if you have auto a/c option. if you do and it is really hot i turn the temp all the way down so that the a/c is as max cold. if you put it at the temp you like the air is not as cold and as the inside walls of the car are putting off heat and the sensor is near the center of the car to the right of the stereo it does not cool well. alfter the car has cooled of you can then let the auto part do it;s thing and control the temp and fan speed.
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petesmazda5 Posts: 12Yes it will help. I had mine done on my 2008 (not through the dealer) and paid extra for the SUN-GARD tint at an excellent installer. I think my gas mileage may have improved too since the A/C runs less LOL. Sure wish the rear-side small windows opened like most vans then I would need the A/C even less on the highway.
nissmazlover Posts: 143Yes, I have tinted windows on my 08 Grand Touring and it does help with the performance of the A/C being that it protects the interior somewhat from the heat.
Many here have complained about the A/C's performance, but I've never really had a problem with it. I remember in my 06, we used to have to turn it down a lot of times since it just got too cold. I agree that in the middle of summer and when it's really hot the A/C is not the strongest of cars I've experienced, and it could be cooler, but it isn't BAD. I do believed the rear vents on the 08's also helped out. But, I definitely recommend getting tints. Not only do they help, but they make the 5 look even better! -
wwest Posts: 10,706That's because your heater IS always on. With no way to block teh flow of engine coolant through the heater core even if the reheat/remix blend door is fully closed to the reheat side some heating of the system airflow will still result.
Go to Home Depot and buy/install a manual water flow shut-off valve and use the valve to block water flow throughout the cooling season. My system also has an electrical switch to disable the A/C compressor throughout the winter months.
Not using the A/C to cool the water jacket nor for ONLY dehumidifcation in the wintertime results in a FE gain that is not insignificant. -
wwest Posts: 10,706Engine water jacket is on the verge of overheating or the system is overcharged. Engine ECU will disable the A/C compressor clutch signal to prevent actual overheating. As temperature climbs during the day if the system is overcharged the high pressure side sensor switch will disable the A/C compressor.
lifeinmarin Posts: 1I got 2012 Mazda5 sports AT two weeks ago. I love the car so far. However, the lowest set temp is 60F and if the set temp is higher than ambient temp, warm air always comes out from the vent. It means whenever the ambient temp is lower than 60F, the heater would always turn on. Not sure if this is the way it works or there is some problem with my car.


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Ohio State's NCAA Tournament career started with their first bid in 1939 and has continually gotten better every year. The Buckeyes have maintained a consistent track record as a tournament team with the longest span of not making a tournament at only 8 years from 1971 to 1980. In 1939 the Buckeyes would get their first shot at becoming national champions but had to settle for the runner up position behind Oregon. It would take Ohio State another 21 years before getting a second chance at the title but in 1960 the Buckeyes would not disappoint. Making their way through the Midwest region of the bracket Ohio State took home their only national championship blowing out Cal 75-55 in the final game of the NCAA Tournament.
Since winning the national title in the 1960 tournament the Buckeyes have been cursed with the runner up position. Ohio State made it to the championship game the following 2 years in '61 and '62 and again in 2007 but were unable to pull out victories in either of the three games. The Buckeyes last trip to the Final Four came in 2012 where they lost a last second shootout to Kansas 64-62. Always a favorite in the tournament Ohio State will continue to represent the Big Ten as on of college basketballs best going forward.
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So the new season is much closer than you think. DON'T PANIC! In order to help tell you what you should think about things, I've tried to guess at the media narratives (mostly English-speaking media, mind) that will dominate the discourse for the next two months.
The Premier League
The running theme is all bets are off! Sir Alex Ferguson has gone, so now we can all dream dreams once more!
Prepare for a lot of "gauntlets" to be thrown in the title race, amid reminders that "it's still too early". Should Manchester United do well, there may be one or two "this is SAF's team"'s, but generally I think there are many who would love nothing more than David Moyes to be a kind of regenerated Fergie. I mean, they both have those adorable Scottish accents and seem vaguely angry all the time!
As for Chelsea, there could be a lot of the "Does Jose Mourinho still have it?" angle should the team falter early, as well as several pundits wondering to no one in particular whether the squad he inherited does not have the same loyalty as the one he commandeered in 2004. If Chelsea does well, they will be "genuine title contenders" although they'll be the unofficial second fiddle to Manchester City.
City will be the lynch-pin of the entire thing, and this again comes down to the adaptability of Pellegrini to English football. My own sense is he's easily won hearts and minds in the English media, having convinced everyone that City's spending has been responsible and measured on guys like Fernandinho, and Pellegrini's tactical plans are sound and mature. So if he does well, they're champions, and if he doesn't do well, they're going through a slow start but will eventually become champions.
Arsenal's season will look exactly like it has for the past four years. Some very good games, some unexpected losses, a lot of naval-gazing. Complaints that Wenger didn't follow through on his spending spree promises, then a spending spree on August 31st. Spurs' story will hang on whether Bale leaves or stays, and you know how it ends either way.
As for the rest of the league, Newcastle will be absolutely hated because it's run by a Joe Kinnear. Cardiff will be watched with derision from the left and fascination from everyone else.
I've said nowt about Liverpool, haven't I?
The Bundesliga
Pep! Peppy Pep Pep Pepper Pep! Everything rides on the ex-Barcelona man, and the tactical transformation from the Jupp Heynckes quick turnover route to Guardiola's more patient, passing build up play. Should Bayern start well you'll read a lot about the European "steamroller" and how it's also damnably unfair because they earn so much money under the scam that is FFP, and if it goes pear-shaped there will be stuff about Guardiola as over-rated, or Bayern's players being unable to adapt to Guardiola's "vision" or whatever.
My guess is Borussia Dortmund and Schalke will be in a kind of early death match for second place. Schalke have to do much to add to their squad except bringing on the heavily-hailed 18 year old midfielder Leon Goretzka, while Dortmund won the Super Cup and kept Lewandowski amid a pile of hype. Elsewhere in the league, you know, keep an eye on Hannover?
La Liga
This will likely be another annual edition of Godzilla versus Mothra, with the entire rest of the league playing the role of Tokyo. The major point of order here involves the changing of the managerial guard, and whether Florentino Perez's "Neuvos Galacticos" (I just made that up) can blow past any and all holes in their otherwise considerable roster.
Personally, the first two months of the season will involve me having to restrain myself while Real Madrid flail about for the first little while under Carlo Ancelotti. I have no beef with the man, but I do have a beef with the post-Mourinho Marca spinners who looked a jerk-faced but successful gift horse in the mouth before shooting it in the face. Should this happen I have no idea what the media will say, but I will only be restrained in my temper by those two little words: sample size.
Barcelona will be, in all honesty, the most interesting team to watch in the early part of the season. Tito Vilanova's downturn health is very sad, and it also represents a possible transition from the familiar Barca Way. Tata Martino's last accomplishment was leading a determined Newell's Old Boys side, and I expect we'll see a lot of tacticians come out in the wings if his Barca succeed with the "I knew this would happen" type stories, based on their hours of watching the two Torneos late into the evening.
Serie A
Methinks this could be the year when everyone exclaims that Serie A is back, baby! The eighties are here again! Free Silvio! Messi to Napoli! And so forth.
Why? I don't have any good reason, except to hope that, as with the Premier League, the binge spending of Aurelio De Laurentiis will shower trophy upon trophy on southern Italy and Napoli will rise again. We've been down this road before, including last season I believe.
However, with new signings comes hope. But this will likely come down to the usual grudge match between Juventus and Milan, who did much to cast off the tired catenaccio stereotype against Manchester City the other day. Milan for their part have done jack shit so far in their attempt to overcome their Turin rivals, with their biggest chunk of change going to Christian Zapata for five million pounds. As for Inter: crickets.
Juventus have Carlos Tevez, which will at least be funny for a while until everyone realizes he can still score goals that help to win games. And we'll see Angelo Ogbonna play centreback in the Champions League should Chiellini find himself knacked up yet again.
Fiorentina look pretty cool too in the off-season, having picked up Mario Gomez and Josep Ilicic. Sadly they might replace Udinese's role as the perpetual pretenders to the outside spots, but I wouldn't place bets. And Strootman's at Roma! Good old horse face.
Ligue 1
PSG will win it again under Laurent Blanc, and next year the Eredivisie will replace the league in this final Big Five slot. I kid! But not really.
Anyhoo, not much to say here. PSG have added Cavani, Lucas Digne and Marquinhos to the squad at considerable cost, and the team now accounts for around one third of the entire league transfer expenditures. Everyone else have picked up dribs and drabs except of course for AS Monaco, who walk in the game with James Rodriguez, Joao Moutinho and Falcao, in addition to several others. So kind of like Godzilla versus Mothra, but a much crappier production.


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In a move not dissimilar to Lady Gaga's appointment as Creative Director at Polaroid last year, leading chip manufacturer Intel has announced world famous musician and Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.i.am as new "Director of Creative Innovation".
In an acceptance speech that was more than a little cringe-worthy, the star describes his career long admiration for Intel and a desire to look to the future. Skeptics may well put Will.i.am's appointment down to a shrewd branding campaign, but the blue-chip giants insist that the singer brings serious creative know-how to the table, particularly in the development of smart phones, tablets and laptops. Could this brand positioning herald Intel's intent to release its own product line; no longer content with playing the techy sidekick?
The announcement will no doubt have many a (unemployed) designer squirming in their seats—and perhaps considering a tactical career change. Design schools should probably also start thinking about the integration of pop music performance into the curriculum asap.


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World Wide 90watts #020: DJ Tweeter (Chile)
The Summer is coming and World Wide 90watts travels around the world literally! This week we're from the Coachella Festival, near Los Angeles and we present music from 90watts and one of the biggest DJs from Chile: DJ Tweeter.
Mr Tweeter delivered us a delicious remix for the El Mundo & Satori Remixed EP, and so we invited him for a mix session in our radio show. More info about the man below in this article.
- Ibiza Global Radio is starting a new summer schedule and that's why this episode will be broadcasted tonight, Friday Night at 1AM (CET).
- ViaSound Radio will broadcast the show as always on Saturday night at 9PM (CET).
More about our show host: http://renskevankollenburg.com
1. Hi-Fi Mystery School - 7th Ray (90watts)
2. El Mundo & Satori - Free Men We Are (Mihalis Safras Remix / 90watts)
DJ-SET: DJ Tweeter
1. Lee Foss - Cabin Party
2. Dragosh - Warm Up
3. Nice 7 - Point
4. PQM - You are sleeping
5. Pan Pot - Captain my captain
6. Kruger Fingers - Dirty Birds
7. Anthem - Black Rose
3. Van Meeteren & Hyde - Love, Peace & Terror (PrinsJan & Dennis Ruyer Remix / 90watts)
DJ Tweeter:
25 years behind the decks;Tweeter, Chilean DJ and Producer, has performed and made people dance at countless events all over Chile and abroad. In March 2004, Tweeter won Heineken Thirst, establishing his band Freakygroove as Band Of The Year and where the opening act of Dutch DJ Tiesto, who at that time was considered the number one DJ in the world. In 2005 Tweeter travelled to "The Old Continent" immersing himself into European nightlife and rhythms. He performed at Southern Spain , Barcelona and then he stopped over in Ibiza!
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CAIRO (AP) - Preliminary results released by Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood show that the disputed constitution has received a "yes" majority of more than 70 percent in the second and final round of voting.
The results, posted on the Brotherhood's website early Sunday, show that eight of the 25 million Egyptians eligible to vote - a turnout of about 30 percent - cast their ballots Saturday, a turnout of about 30 percent.
The referendum was held over two days, on Dec. 15 and 22.
In the first round, about 56 percent said "yes" to the charter. The turnout then was about 32 percent.
The Brotherhood, of which Islamist President Mohammed Morsi hails, has accurately predicted election results in the past by tallying results provided by its representatives at polling centers. Official results would not be announced for several days.
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Lifestyle Editing: Because Labels Are Never Enough…
If you've ever wanted to calculate the nutritional content of your homemade dish, look no further! The Dietitians of Canada's Recipe Analyzer is one of my favourite online tools to plug in a recipe's ingredients for a quick way to check out the nutritional statistics. Not only can you know exactly what's going into your food when it's homemade, but now you can also know exactly what the overall meal's nutrient content is. You can "edit" your meal and refine it to your heart's content!
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Hotels in Peljesac Peninsula
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MAC • Solar Bits - Impassioned • Eye Shadow
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Gothoria on 9/30/2009 10:13:00 AM more reviews by Gothoria
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I love it, its not like other solar bits, its easy 2 use, does'nt come n round chunks that annoys the hell out of and the color payoff is gr8.
Im currently n love with browns, Impassioned is a very sexy brown for all over the lid or even ther crease.
my jar was full 2 the top, so im thankful, but i hate the fact that it comes in suck packaging i think its not safe, & the product can spill out easily.
i wish this product is a pigment, so we can get more 4 less the price.
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*TOP REVIEWER* atsugari on 7/29/2009 2:46:00 AM more reviews by atsugari
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I didn't want to make a commitment to buy solar bits that last a lifetime. Of all the solar bits from color craft I swatched I love impassioned. I found the other ones not as smooth and chalky, gritty texture. This one is smooth, plummy bronze color that I don't have in my collection. I ordered a sample of it instead it's enough for me. I love the color and it's a dream when you apply it wet.
One small jar come with a lot of product, since it's so densely pigmented and smooth it may appear less in the jar. But I thing it'll be enough to last a lifetime unless maybe if someone uses it as a bronzer. I'm too pale for that...If I ever spot it at a CCO I would definitely purchase.
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*TOP REVIEWER* ziebam on 7/18/2009 6:27:00 PM more reviews by ziebam
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
i was one of the unlucky ones who got a half empty jar. But nonetheless, its still pretty. a shimmery browned taupe. Messy, but worth it for the color. You get a super metallic finish to this that is sometimes lacking in a regular eyeshadow. Can be used wet or dry.
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MISHA5150 on 7/9/2009 3:54:00 AM more reviews by MISHA5150
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Dark Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I freakin LOVE Impassioned!!!! It is just a beautiful, plummy brown bronze color on my NC45 skintone!! I like to wear this on the lid, Satin Taupe and a little Sketch in the crease, and Soft Force as a highlight. I use my Ecotools eyeshader brush with a little Fix+, dip it into the jar, swirl it on the plastic lid and then apply it to my eyelid. I have no issues with fallout either. It is perfect for day and night. If you can still find it, get it!!!
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Skittles131 on 7/8/2009 1:07:00 PM more reviews by Skittles131
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
I bought this because I LOVE the color but it seems difficult to work with. I'm going to try some tips suggested by others. I know the price of it is debatable but I think it's an excellent value for the money considering you can only use a tiny bit for the desired result. I am kind of up in the air on this product. I love the color but like I said it seems difficult to work with, at least more difficult than pigments or other MAC products. I would recommend it to skilled m/u artists; otherwise, skip it.
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*TOP REVIEWER* lareinaxx on 6/21/2009 11:26:00 AM more reviews by lareinaxx
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Kinky, Medium Eyes: Hazel
im so in love with impassioned solar bits. even the name of the product is out of this world..
solar bits were made to be a sister to the original mac pigments. all of the pigments were made in different formula's from super silky smooth matte's, to shimmery, chunky and glittery.
solar bits were the next thing, they come in a tinted lip conditioner jar with a black cap. where as pigments come in a jar. the difference In size is 4grams, pigments being larger and the same price.
but in my opinion solar bits are worth it, they will last a long time, and they have a metallic sheen.
impassioned bits are the neutral out of the three put out with the style warrior collec.
bronzey antiqued gold
orangey peach
silvery cool toned taupey bronze/brown
to me, impassioned bits are the best of the three formula wise, its a new color as the other two were re-promotes. impassioned is a silky, moisture filled creamy texture. there are not crystal like rocks like in the others so you don't have to crush them up to use them. to me its like a pigment that is a metallic finish and a bit thicker than normal.
when applying solar bits, you will need a little tray or bowl [if you need to crush your bits] and grind them down to the preferred consistancy. then you will need fix+ spray [from mac also] used to set ur makeup or as a mixing medium..and a good firm brush such as the 242. if you use a fluffier brush you won't be able to get the smooth affect.
pick up some bits on your brush, hold the fix+ arms length away and spritz on ur brush, then apply to the lid firmly using a windshield wiper motion to spread out and adhere the bits to your lid. if done right, you will have a beautiful even metallic sheen. from there you can add more, or finish the rest of your eye makeup.
I think this color is the most wearable, and its great because you can wear it day to night, im so happy I got these, and will be using them a lot..
I was a lucky one and actually got my jar full to the top, I know some girls only got a tiny bit in there's. if this happens its okay because like I said, a little goes a long way and you wil probably only use them for a special occasion.
overall I highly suggest solar bits but impassioned is my color choice, scatterays being next. I think any of the colors would work and anyone and any skin colors. but if you like taupes, brown, or golds, go with impassioned, the formula is amazing, you will be impressed!
if you have any questions, let me kno oxo
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Meimi on 6/13/2009 4:37:00 PM more reviews by Meimi
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
I LOVE this colour!
You need a good brush though. I got the 242 with this and it works really well.
This is the first product that I loved and bought on my own without any reccomendations that then recieved rave reviews. I am quite proud of myself lol, I'm such a bandwagon whore!
Anyway, this is AMAZING!!!
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*TOP REVIEWER* MadameFabulina on 6/13/2009 2:40:00 PM more reviews by MadameFabulina
Age: 36-43 Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
Gorgeous! Get this if you love that smoky, sexy, sultry, cool-bronze look - PERFECTION.
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principessa101 on 6/5/2009 11:15:00 AM more reviews by principessa101
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
PEOPLE!! Bought this today and i am in LOVE with this colour! Its amazing!!!!
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MacAtFirstSight on 6/4/2009 12:46:00 PM more reviews by MacAtFirstSight
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
love love love this product. i was weary of buying this product because there were so many neg reviews on the previous solarbits. however, this formulation is different and has less fall out than reg mac pigments. the color is stunningly beautiful and is the perfect shade of taupe brown with fine shimmer and glitter.
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Slow Cooker Kalua Pork Sandwiches With Crispy Asian Slaw
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Slow Cooker Kalua Pork Sandwiches With Crispy Asian Slaw
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Yield: | Serves 6 to 8 |
Active time: | 10 minutes |
Total time: | 18 hours |
Special equipment: | Slow cooker |
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- For the Pork:
- 1 whole pork butt, 5 to 6 pounds
- Kosher salt
- 1 tablespoon liquid smoke
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 cup water
- For the Slaw:
- 1 small head purple cabbage, cored and thinly sliced
- 1 small onion, peeled and thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- ½ tablespoon rice wine vinegar
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1 package Hawaiian bread rolls
For the Pork: Place pork in slow cooker and pierce all over with a fork. Rub with salt, liquid smoke, and soy sauce. Add water. Cover and cook on low for 18 hours, turning once.
For the Slaw: Combine cabbage, onion, sesame oil, and vinegar. Season with salt and pepper. Stir to combine and refrigerate until ready to use, at least one hour and up to overnight.
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Try this fabulous Challah Stuffing recipe from founding Chef Ray Tang, and Chef de Cuisine Jay Abrams from Presidio Social Club of San Francisco. Sure there are the usual suspects in the recipe: butter, onions, sage and chicken stock. But this creative recipe adds in tasty ingredients such as brioche and challah bread and tea soaked currants.
Challah Stuffing
2 pounds large diced brioche and Challah bread (crust and all)
1/2 pound unsalted butter
1 cup minced yellow onion
2 cups small diced celery
1 cup Tea Soaked Currants (see sub recipe)
2 tablespoon chopped sage
1 tablespoon chopped thyme
3 tablespoons chopped parsley
1 quart chicken stock (or turkey stock and turkey drippings)
Method: Currants:
Soak one cup of currants with one bag of favorite flavor tea (Chef's is earl grey). Water must be boiling before you pour into fruit. Let soak at room temp for one hour.
Method: Stuffing
The day before, cut the bread into large dice (about nickel size). Let dry in a cool area over night.
The day of, melt the butter in a large pan or large pot. Sweat onion and celery for about 5 minutes making sure there is no color. Add currants and herbs and transfer to a large mixing bowl. Add the dry diced bread and a few good pinches of black pepper and salt. Add the chicken stock 1/4 cup at a time while tossing gently.
Transfer to a baking pan about 9x13.
Cover the pan with foil and bake for 30 minutes at 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Take foil off and continue to bake uncovered for 10 to 15 minutes. Let cool.
Pair with your favorite Pinot Noir or Chardonnay for the icing on the cake.
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Debate for the Ages
One cold, dry evening last month, hundreds of Occupy Seattle protesters lined the gates of the Port of Seattle to rail against working conditions of the port's truck drivers. One of the protesters launched a lit red police flare into the air.
In video released by the Seattle Police Department, the glowing cylinder sails above the heads of protesters and police, landing on the ground behind a line of police officers, away from the crowd.
Some saw the Dec. 12 action as an act of violence against the police. Others contend the protester—who has not been identified— simply wanted to move the flare so no one would get hurt by it.
Now, long after its flame has been extinguished, the flare incident has ignited a philosophical debate that could have real-world implications for a generation of activists: Should Occupy Seattle declare itself a nonviolent protest? Or should it remain open to what some in the movement call a "diversity of tactics" that does not preclude violent action?
In answering this question, those in Occupy Seattle tend to divide themselves into two categories: revolutionaries or reformers.
Lawyers and paralegals are largely the latter.
"I don't think there's any legal professional worth their salt that will join a group that says we're okay with violence," said occupier and paralegal Chaim Eliyah.
Occupy Seattle's legal working group includes lawyers and paralegals who do pro bono work for the movement. They offer legal advice
and often represent occupiers who have been arrested. Losing them could be a blow to Occupy Seattle, which has often clashed with police.
Losing mainstream support
After the action at the Port of Seattle, occupier Aliana Bazara saw that a perception of pro-violence within the group would alienate more mainstream supporters, causing a public relations problem.
"It's kind of this mental picture I had that we would get more support if we were nonviolent," Bazara said.
Following the Port of Seattle incident, she proposed Occupy Seattle endorse nonviolence, figuring her proposal would pass easily.
She was wrong. After heated debate, the General Assembly rejected her one-sentence statement asking the group to "commit to using methods of nonviolent civil disobedience at all demonstrations."
Since then, Bazara said, the group has lost some outside support.
Jam for Justice—a civil rights organization that supports Nickelsville—offered to help with Occupy Seattle's finances but has withdrawn its support pending the resolution of the violence question, Bazara said. And she and others were in talks with St. Mark's Cathedral as a possible encampment location, but that's now on hold, too.
Occupier Shon Meck said the debate over violence is "an encapsulation of all our differences."
He sees it as strength, not a liability. "The whole power of the movement is we have these differences and common concerns," he said.
Meck doesn't think the nonviolence question is necessarily a stumbling block, but Bazara believes Occupy Seattle's failure to endorse nonviolence is hurting its cause.
Among those who consider themselves radicals, however, declining to endorse nonviolence has bolstered Occupy Seattle's credibility.
According to Gregory Lewis, revolutionaries make up the majority of the Occupy movement. Without a nonviolence clause, occupiers have nonetheless managed to be nonviolent from the beginning, he said.
Lewis runs an activist podcast at allpowertothepositive.info and is a member of Occupy Seattle's People of Color Caucus. He said if lawyers require a nonviolence statement, the movement doesn't need them.
"We need folks who are unafraid and unapologetic," he said.
Middle-class, white occupiers have an easier time taking a nonviolence stance, Lewis said, while minorities live in fear of police violence every day. He pointed to the Department of Justice report released in December that showed that Seattle police have a history of excessive force, half of which is targeted at minorities.
"You can't really preach nonviolence to us when you are not a sitting duck target," Lewis said.
Reform, or revolution?
Bazara didn't anticipate the stir her resolution would cause. She thought it was a no-brainer that would pass easily.
The fact that it hasn't has affirmed her belief that a clear, public commitment to nonviolence is the very thing Occupy Seattle needs.
"The movement can't grow without it," she said.
Still, she wonders if she hasn't thrown a wrench into the gears of a machine that was just beginning to gain momentum.
"I felt like if I never discussed nonviolence, I feel like we could go about our business as if it never happened," she said.
But it happened, and now attorney Braden Pence is waiting to see whether he can occupy the same ground as his more radical peers.
"They think the revolution is coming, and that makes me uncomfortable," Pence said. "I'm more of a reformer than a revolutionary."
Dear friends at Real Change, I laud you for devoting an issue to the important topic of nonviolence in movements for social change, and for your focus on the debate within Occupy Seattle ( how non violence protects the state http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy2uYm7E1T8&feature=share Hey folks-- Thanks for a well written article. I just wanted to clear up something, and that is that as a paralegal and a long-time member of various social justice causes, I am most definitely a revolutionary. The problem, as I see it, is that there have been some self-proclaimed "revolutionaries" recently who, without taking into account the perspectives and the contributions of the rest of us in the movement, have taken it upon themselves to believe that they are the only ones capable of making "radical" decisions and performing "radical" actions in the interests of promoting their own self-aggrandizing model of revolution. This has caused an unnecessary and unprecedented level of disruption in our movement for a free and equitable society. The "diversity of tactics" debate is only a symptom of a deeper problem. We face a system that has perfected its use of repressive methods, and there are those among us who would publicly advocate for violent resistance. This leaves our movement open to police infiltration and creates the potential for violent repression of our organizations. At this time, when so many of us are working so hard to garner the support of the poor and working classes, this is unacceptable. It is time for us to listen to one another, and to recognize the contributions and the wisdom of our peers, and most especially of our elders in the movement. We are not the first ones to have these discussions or to deal with these problems. Those who are self-righteously calling themselves "revolutionaries" for the sake of agitation would do well to consider the effects that their speech and actions are having on the movement as a whole. C-E- Just to clarify the record, the "victory" in Tahrir Square wasn't won by nonviolent means. This is a myth promoted by the New York Times and other mainstream media. See this report compiled from reports from actual participants by Boston Indy Media: http://boston.indymedia.org/feature/display/214110/index.php Interesting the comment by one nonviolent protestors about his life being saved by "violent" comrades when they retaliated against non-uniformed police thugs hurling stones and bricks at him.Commenting is not available in this channel entry.


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CDS FTW! I'm so retentive about them that I don't loan cds out. I used to napster etc, and ended up with about 45 mp3 cds i have no idea whats on them because the .txt file is lost. Finally transported my 8?10? cd cases down to my house from my parents, now that i have no roommates that could possibly be thieves. DANG doesn't it drive u crazy to get a scratch? and with legit mp3 downloads you can't get the art!!! Toothpaste, btw is a good buffer for getting a scratch (not too deep) to play. ezz the one Cerebus big up :D
if you're interested in my "avatar" it is directly from my art collection…or rather, what I determine as my art collection. get all up in my business at genuineindividual.com or go directly to blinkn.deviantart.com The front page has my favorite personal work. Click gallery and then browse to see about 5 years of work.
Just remember, there are no girls on the internet and no, i'm not showing you my boobs.
That is one ridiculously huge stage. bless.
I'm starting to regret being an edm lover. ffs deadmau5. go… live up to ur name. Hide in a corner, play dead, come out with some of your best edm then maybe i'll have some respect for you. maybe. I think he's just jealous Skrillex won those Grammys when he's the one who signed him to his label & got Skrillex on the map. ffs. this dj vs dj shit is getting old!
Buttons to CUE ableton live or whatever.. not cute ;)
Dubstep Isn't Music. That's a good one. And completely incorrect. Maybe you're in some other genre of music say, rock n roll or maybe opera. In the Live in Pompeii DVD, Pink Floyd admitted they had no idea what they were doing with the technology when they had it, they were just using it to make the sounds and using the sounds to make the music…(paraphrased)and they are one of the greatest bands of all time (IMHO) that affected an entire generation, and their musical effect still ripples outward TO THIS DAY.
So to sit there and say that dubstep isn't music is to erase almost all of EDM off the map of creative, expressive output of sound, simply because it was created electronically? (see above paraphrase of PINK FLOYD ktnx). If this were the case, EDM wouldn't exist: dubstep, drumstep, neurofunk, liquid, breaks, dnb, etc etc, –they wouldn't exist at ALL were it not for the technology that allows the artists to push their feelings into this wonky bunch of circuitry we call a laptop or ipad or whatever..out through the magnetic pressure & sound wave machines called SPEAKERS which then hit the External Auditory Canal and… (ffs you don't need an ear anatomy lesson).
EDM producers are basically composers yes as in Bach, Beethoven ETC. COMPOSERS of music! Am I saying they are anywhere near as skilled as the Classical Masters? Well, that is arguable and a comment debate for another time!
DJS are skilled turntablists that use their own or other people's music to create "new" music through their mixes–and not 100 minute long mixes or CD releases, I'm talking about the several seconds where two pieces of music/tunes collide (hopefully not shoes in a dryer trainwreck style) to create a new sound. To tease the audience or to build up and DROP THE BASS!
As far as SXSW being when everyone jumped on the Skrillex Boat, I will use my googling skill and call you both out, Wesly and Michael.. it was after his signing to mau5trap recordings (Deadmau5′s label)–probably most logically having his tunes dropped by deadmau5 himself — to his gigantic fan base and in 2010 when his first production album Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites (that he just won a friggin grammy for) that we hardcore EDM lovers/Underground EDM music lovers, producers and djs started taking notice…at least those with their ears to the ground.
so, yes this article is behind on the times but better late than never I suppose.
Dubstep, I might add is an off shoot of DNB which came from HOUSE & TECHNO & developed originally in the UK. It is a genre still in its infancy and Skrillex has definitely made his mark.
The one thing I DO NOT support is Skrillex becoming a pop culture icon and the face of "Dubstep" when there are multiple genres of dubstep. I am also pissed, yes, that Skrillex is the first and ONLY Producer to be awarded a Grammy. There definitely needs to be a retroactive Grammy award if they are going to start awarding EDM producers, ffs. Of course, I wrote an entire Op-Ed about nearly everything I just touched on at www. genuineindividual .com (sorry don't want to spam but it is related) As of this comment/post it is currently on the front page. If you are reading this a couple weeks later, just search for Skrillex at the top right of the page.
Anyway, Skrillex had the right combination to be skyrocketed to Underground fame & now Hollywood: The right sound (I will always assert that Sonny Moore is a creative soul.) The right uh, haircut?! aka the right "look" Kim Kardashian has a big booty, Skrillex has the glasses and probably a painful neck from tilting his head all the time. This combination of signature look & sound made Skrillex an unforgettable artist/producer. No, sorry, i will NOT call him a DJ. I have not once seen him mix in any shape form or fashion either on CDJs or the revered, analog turntables. His sets consist of him putting on a good show: bouncing around, flinging his hair, staying hype on and off the mic appropriately…all the while only pushing buttons to cute ableton live or whatever it is on his laptop.
In Summary, Calling Dubstep "not music" is like calling any innovators of rock n roll or any, any other genre of music "not artists" or "not composers". I can't believe I just came to the "defense of Skrillex" but being in the scene as long as I have, I can't stand reading people whose closed mindedness & egoes prevents them from experiencing new things. I mean ffs, its not like anyone is asking you to jump out of an airplane. It's EDM. and NO, you do not have to be on drugs to enjoy the music, you friggin candy kids. If so, I wouldn't have a job as I listen every single day to the latest & greatest from the hottest producers & labels at work while I design.
Everyone has their own specific genre, in general, that they enjoy. Dont hate, appreciate. EDM is the evolved music of the century. Producers (and artists of other genres) are the composers of today, shaping, whether or not you like it, our culture, our perceptions, our hearts & minds and our world.
diatribe over.
bassgeisha out.
Uh, yeah? They only helped define alt rock along with other greats like Nirvana, RATM, etc. ffs
Ugh well, nice critique I guess, but it makes me rather sick.
ZERO was a f*king epic tune that whether you like it or not, still has shirts in production *today*. Which I think its rather crazy considering it was released in 1995?? That's nearly 20 years later. So getting stuck in the "Zero Dimension" as you call it, I can't exactly agree that is a bad thing. If everything they crank out sounds the same then sure, but I personally don't believe this is the case, even with this album and I haven't even heard it yet >.<
I personally LOVED Corgan's The Future Embrace, and in fact got my musical production name from it. No, I'm not sharing it yet, sorry. ;)
The Smashing Pumpkins will forever be in my heart as a strong, alternative rock band straight from the 90's that kicked a$$ not only because I have their albums & songs memorized but also because —it showed me & other girls/women at the time how D'arcy Wretzky could set an example for all females to engage in massive bass bada$$ery!—- Even when she left & was replaced yadda yadda, having that female bassist was almost a Smashing Pumpkins expectation or look expected from the band.
To harp on Corgan because his music is changing is like punishing a teenager (or younger/older, I suppose) for growing, learning, and being shaped by life's events.
Are you the same person you were 1 year ago? 5 years ago? 10-20 years ago? I'm going to generalize and say OF COURSE NOT.
So WHY do you expect the same lot of music from a band that has been through a lot of changes, been affected by the same world events, and their own personal events? You speak of the Zero Dimension. What if they were stuck in a Cherub Rock dimension? You'l be slapping them on the wrist for that too!!
This article sounds quite like a LOT of other opinions/websites where the author(s) is jaded or cynical about Corgan/The Pumpkin's past glory, and wants to see them achieve similar status. I believe this could very easily affect the way the album is perceived/heard.
Yet oh my god when it comes to (i'll use RADIOHEAD–simply because I do enjoy irony)…radiohead you are so far up their a$$es that you can't see straight and praise every single strum of their guitar or vocal that comes out of Thom Yorke's throat. Give me a break.
Michael Nelson, perhaps it is time to revert back to your childhood (yes, I'm going somewhere with this). Go play Operation or Jenga or some other childhood boardgame like Sorry. **Find a way to view the world in a new light, in a new perspective,** instead of from your jaded Stereogum article-writing-cynical opinionated being that youv'e engendered.
Then, maybe if you rewrote the article, listened with fresh, new ears and MAYBE tried to perceive what Corgan was after with the album, it may be a constructive critique that I enjoy, that maybe even Corgan would enjoy and might acctually have an effect on the band as is stands today. Is this not the essence of a critique? to get inside the heads of an artist with a fresh, objective, constructive opinion? That's how I was taught in art school. And while this is a music website, I'm sure you can see the symbiotic relationship!.
This is very unfortunate because I am brand new to your site. Seeing such opinionated journalism is one thing — seeing something that has been rehashed and rehashed over and over again "ohh the pumpkins aren't as good as they were with Siamese Dream, etc"… it gets old before I even finish the article because I've heard it so many times before. Not to mention it threatens my "new user" status. I don't know how many people or hits you acquire each and every day, but it does make me wonder if/how/why you lose viewers and/or if you are even remotely interested in keeping them. (can't help it, it's the marketing & advertising and possibly the anthropologist specialist in me).
bassgiesha signing out.
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I lost 154%+ respect for Chris Brown when he beat up RiRi.
I knew that when she came on the scene that the way Rihanna would be treated would set the tone for a decade or more of the African American community's treatment of women. Granted, The Destiny's Children and others have not been through such brutality, but RiRi's situation just brings up the whole Tina Turner decade yet again. It is sickening and completely unacceptable.
Good job Chris Brown.
Go f*ck yourself, cause any WOMAN (not GIRL) in her right might wouldn't do so!!
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July 19, 2012
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Help with how Hypertension effects Placenta Abruptio
0Jun 28, '13 by swansonplaceI don't seem to understand how hypertension is a risk factor for placenta abruption. Does the high blood pressure decreased the circulation to the placenta somehow? What is the in hypertension that makes it a risk factor for placenta abruption?
0Jun 28, '13 by CarolinaBlueI think that hypertension would cause placental abruption because of the increased pressure on the vessel from the increased pumping caused by the hypertension. I'm not 100% sure though
2Jun 28, '13 by NicuGal, MSN, RNThink about what the vessels are doing during hypertension.Hygiene Queen and KelRN215 like this.
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The Daily Quest: They really are
- Grey Matter really dislikes the Moonkin set bonus on the recently unveiled Tier 9 armor.
- Pink Pigtail Inn has a pretty convincing argument for why "more epics" does not equal "new content."
- Burnout? With all of the new patch 3.2 information coming down, Pike doesn't know anything about burnout.
- Rhii of ISheepThings, on the other hand, isn't real happy with the World of Warcraft today.
- And finally, Sydera over at World of Matticus waxes philosophical about exploits and how Blizzard is punishing them.
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