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I wish I could eat it- that's how good it smells!
I purchessed this in the scent Raspberry Rose Kiss. I love the scent, and I want to find the other two and buy them.
I only use this at night, though. I have to basically scoop it out with my finger then put it on my lips. Otherwise it wears off in thirty minutes or so.
And because I have to put so much on my lips turn a nude/white. ;/
Nevertheless, It's still a nice product, and I'll probably be buying more.
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Holy canoli.
I am a self proclaimed chapstick addict. Ive tried everything from EOS, Chapstick, Aquaphor, Rosebud Salve, etc... and nothing has made my lips happier than this little tin of magic.
I have all four of them, but I loooove the Macadamia Nut one. It literally makes my mouth water every time I put it on because it smells so delicious! They are all extremely smoothing and moisturizing. I use these as bases underneath lipsticks and it works like a charm. I also apply these before bed and wake up with smooth plump happy lips! :) I don't mind the pot packaging, and they can leave a slight white cast if you apply too much. But thats an easy fix. Definitely try it!!
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I bought the macadamia one which smells really great. The pros to this is that its very easy to apply but may be unsanitary since you stick your fingers in there every time you want some. Anywho the con with this lip butter is when i apply it my lips look white! I know the raspberry one is pinky in the jar so i am going to purcase that one
I bought Raspberry Rose. It has a sickeningly strong chemical candy scent that doesn't fade. It's like I'm rubbing melted Skittles on my lips.
The consistency is fine, a bit on the thin side but I prefer that in balms. Wear time is below average, and it isn't very moisturizing. The tin is slender, so it's great for sticking in a smaller purse/clutch or even your pocket (unlike, say, eos balms). But that isn't enough to overcome the shoddy product and terrible smell. Returned it.
Sticky and wet. Never penetrates inside the lips. And is in a tin so I use my finger to apply? Waste of money, I have lipsticks that are more moisturizing than this lip balm. Bad stuff!
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These are so good. Literally my favorite lip balms, and I have a slight obsession with lip balms. They provide moisture, last for hours, and smell heavenly. It's a very thick cream, not waxy at all, not oily at all, the perfect balance of the two. They make your lips baby soft and give you a nice, smooth base for lipstick. They're affordable. I don't mind the tin, which some can find unhygienic, but give it a go yourself before judging.
Still not sure how I feel about these, even after having all of the scented ones for a month, and multiples at that (I literally have 4 of the raspberry, the scent is addictive!). I don't mind the tin at all, and I love the scents of the products. I love how they glide on my lips and how the product itself feels soft and luxurious, and I do feel like it softens my lips and whatever flake issues I'm having on them, but if I put it on at night, I still wake up with dry lips. I'm not sure if I'll ever find anything that stays on overnight, even vaseline is off by the time I wake up! However, when I wake up after using it during sleep, the dry flakes are much softer and kind of.. peel straight off, like lash glue almost. Overall, I think I like them, and they do help some, but I am still looking for a HG product.
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I have the Macadamia and Vanilla lip butter. I love this product! At first I was doubtful because it smelled a little off, but I'm not sure what it was because it got better. The packaging is so cute. It is a little pricey, but I would totally recommend it.
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I'm surprised by all of the negative reviews on this product!
Well, I love it. I purchased one in raspberry flavor and it's wonderful. It does give a slight tint to the lips and I actually enjoy it since it works as a primer for my lips before applying a baby pink lipgloss or a nude lipstick.
I will definitely buy more of them in the future.
I have this in macadamia and vanilla (?), i believe it is. And first things first, the scent is amazing! Usually I don't like vanilla based scents because they can be artificial smelling and overpowering, but this just smells delicious.. but unfortunately doesn't taste too good when you accidentally lick it! So it is basically a creamy lipbalm in a little container, which means you have to use your fingers to apply it, which I am not a big fan of. But since it works I'm willing to get over that. Also, it is quite thick in texture and can leave a white layer on your lips so I tend to only use this at bedtime since it would look a greasy mess during the day. Price-wise, it's about $5ishAUD which is pretty expensive for a lipbalm.. but then again every beauty product in Australia is overpriced!
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May 20, 2003 at 8:17 pm #3207 | |
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I got the idea from a great history show called "Connections." It used the same style, where the narrator takes you to different times where you watch history happening while he tells you about it. It really was a great show and I would recommend it to anyone. I think there were 2 seasons of it on PBS in the States. Almost, but not quite. I took a couple of liberties in the interest of humor, but still was pretty loyal to historical fact. For instance, while it is true that Leeuwenhoek found microbes between the teeth of an old man (two old men, in fact, neither of which had ever brushed their teeth), I never saw anything that indicated the testing of toilet water. I'm not even sure they had toilet water in the 1600′s. Also, Pasteur didn't discover that different micro-organisms produce different types of alcohol, what he discovered was that yeast produced alcohol and bacteria oxydized it, causing the wine to taste bitter. At least I stayed truer to the story than "The Two Towers." What Stefan didn't mention is that I originally had planned to do it all in English with Dutch and French accents. So Stefan sent me at least 4 takes for every line in English, and one take in Dutch just in case I wanted to go that way. It was really great of him. I tried it with the Dutch and it ended up working better that way (thanks for your insight, Stefan), but I felt really bad about wasting all of those English takes. So I put his funniest English take as the last line in the film. Well, entertainment was first priority, followed by education. I made it very busy because I wanted to keep the interest of people who weren't at all interested in what the Narrator is talking about. The idea is to pay attention to him first, then watch it again and pay attention to the wacky antics of the people in the background. I also realized that it was going to be kind of a long film, so I looked for ways to keep the pace up. Thanks so much for the positive reviews. I am hoping, however, that people will point out weaknesses so that I may continue to improve my skeelz on my next project. |
May 29, 2003 at 5:12 am #3892 | |
RevMen |
SMALLER VERSION NOW AVAILABLE I had to overcome some serious computer problems before I was able to get to work on this stuff again, and so finally a smaller version is available as promised. I took the resolution down to 320×240 and then knocked the video quality down to 75% and took the audio quality as low as the Helix encoder would let me without upgrading to their ridiculously expensive pro version. The result is a file of 9.1MB. I think that's about as small as I can go, which I suppose isn't too bad considering the thing is nearly 9 minutes long. I might be biased, but I think this film is worth the download on dial-up at that size. Now that I figured out how to get my audio into MP3 format with DiVX video, I should be knocking down the size of the highest quality file in the near future. It's availabe with the others on my movies page. |
May 29, 2003 at 8:50 pm #3951 | |
Motfilms |
Wow! That was really great! It educates and entertains! Even when there was nothing really funny going on, I was still interested. *Spoilers* "There are animalcules in my toilet water!" Wandrer & Lowweek, your acting was very good! So was the narrator, and all the other actors. RevMen, I mean wow! All of your movies are good, and this one is maybe the best so far! It is one of my favorites! I loved the Diplomacy scene! :rotfl *End Spoilers* Looking forward to your next film! Tom |
May 29, 2003 at 11:18 pm #3995 | |
Buxton |
Well, I've finally got round to watching this and it's another excellent film. It's late, I'm tired, and Jason's little surprise has kind of taken the edge off my good mood, so I don't have too much to say about it here, except that it's going in the "good enough to show to non-brickfilmers" folder. One thing: I liked the minimalist animation for the narrator – just enough movement that you know he's talking, without having him thrashing about like a maniac the way some animators do. "I can't believe there are animalcules in THAT!" Oh, and… Way to go motfilms – single out the one scene RevMen didn't film himself. |
May 29, 2003 at 11:24 pm #3996 | |
Motfilms |
I mean I loved the reference to Diplomacy. :roll |
May 30, 2003 at 12:13 am #4000 | |
The Janitor |
I liked it too… |
May 31, 2003 at 12:20 am #4145 | |
Ferder |
Hey, RevMan. That was pretty good! The nice animation and filming ect made the movie quite nice to watch. It was also pretty interesting. I was just wondering what you used to capture it and edit it. |
May 31, 2003 at 12:45 am #4146 | |
RevMen |
Captured at 15 fps using SMA Edited in Premiere, though I barely put any of Premiere's features to work more than just sticking clips one in front of the other. In terms of the narrator's movements, I will readily admit that I was largely influenced by Out of Time. Still not quite to that level, but getting closer… |
May 31, 2003 at 4:29 am #4164 | |
IndyA |
great film rev long and informal….great as always….nice quality and a great joke with the guys in the bar with the beer. It was a great film to show my science class at school it took up time was a brickfilm…and well wasted time…and the teacher accepted it as a real film about micro bioloygy.exe….Awsome |
May 31, 2003 at 5:57 am #4166 | |
Brian of Gep |
No idea why I hadn't seen this yet – I've been missing out! The quality of ALL of the different parts (Video, Audio, Plot, Humor etc.) are great! The whole film is great! Can't wait 'til your next film's debut! |
May 31, 2003 at 6:37 am #4167 | |
RevMen |
IndyA, are you saying you showed GM at your school? I'm having a little trouble understanding your post. If so, that's awesome. Who saw it and what did they think of it? |
May 31, 2003 at 11:08 am #4172 | |
Bump500 |
If I did that I'd be hung in the office and detention slips would cover my body. Well, maybe not like that, but I'd be in trouble. |
May 31, 2003 at 8:35 pm #4184 | |
Flash1015 |
Well I got around to watching it. (the file size kept me away in the first place) To bad you weren't here a year ago beacuse this would've fit well in the historical fiction competition. Love the animation, have more than one character moving, the lighting ( I did not notice any flickering) and a great Educational story. Job well done. |
June 1, 2003 at 5:49 pm #4239 | |
Erlic |
that was a great film!!! |
June 1, 2003 at 7:17 pm #4245 | |
cwr89 |
wow, I showed this too my science teacher and she almost died !!!! she ended up putting it on the tv and showing everyone
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Despite her deformed left leg and withered left hand, nine-year-old Leilani Klonk radiates a buoyant and indomitable spirit that inspires Micky. Beneath Leilani's effervescence, however, Micky comes to sense a quiet desperation that the girl dares not express. Leilani's mother is little more than a child herself, and her stepfather, Preston Maddoc, is educated but threatening. Slowly, ever more troubling details emerge in Leilani's conversations with Micky. Most chilling is Micky's discovery that Leilani had an older brother, also disabled, who vanished after Maddoc took him into the woods one night and is now "gone to the stars".
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"3 1/2 stars if possible"
This book, like many of Dean Koontz's books, was very well written "character development" wise, and pace.
However I had an issue with the plot, it seemed as though the story was going nowhere fast, and when we got there the ending left a less than a satifying taste behind.
I will give the narrator 5 stars though for doing a wonderful job of narrating this tale.
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"Starts out good but I had enough after a while"
The main characters had well quirky personalities and I enjoyed them very much. They showed great humor in the face of poverty and violence. The overall story grew tiresome after some time. Maybe it should have ended sooner. Maybe i'm just not into aliens...or maybe it was the narrator?
I focus on fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, science, history, politics and read a lot. I try to review everything I read.
"Great characters so-so story"
This book has one of the most memorable heroines of all of Koontz's work. Unfortunately the story is not as good as the characters. The story drags, which is pretty unusual for Koontz. The antagonists are not as compelling as in better Koontz. Overall, I am still very glad I read it, for I enjoy my memories of the young heroine.
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Bosustow Entertainment
Georgia Engel, Arte Johnson, Mickey Rooney
Sam Weiss
Nick Bosustow
Stephen Cosgrove
Lars Floden, Greg Schorer
Larry Wolff
- 1981
- Bosustow Entertainment
- Churchill Films
- Theatrical Cartoon
- Cartoon Characters: Creole, Alligator.
- Vocal Talent: Georgia Engel (Creole), Arte Johnson (Alligator), Mickey Rooney (Narrator).
- Directed By Sam Weiss.
- Produced By Nick Bosustow.
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Steam Client Beta Adds Video Streaming
While you would be correct in thinking Steam already supported "video streaming" via the recently introduced Steam Broadcasting, a new update to the Steam Client Beta released earlier today has added the ability to stream structured video content for the first time. The first (and currently only) video to receive this functionality is "Free to Play", Valve's own Dota 2 eSports documentary released back in March 2014.
The new option provides users the ability to directly stream films and video content from Steam servers without having to download the whole thing onto a local hard drive, much in the same way Netflix and other streaming services function.
By clicking the "Watch" option on the store page after downloading the latest Steam Client Beta update, a new HTML5 video player will open and begin to stream. The player looks somewhat similar to the video player which has occupied Steam Store pages for a long time now while also featuring several significant improvements, such as being able to change between various resolutions (1080p, 720p, 540p, 360p), displaying how much bandwidth is required for each setting, a playback speed option (50%, 90%, 100%, 110%, 120%, 150%, 200%), and optional multi-language captions used to display subtitles.
Once Valve has managed to get most of the kinks worked out, it's likely the new video streaming functionality will be made available across the Steam Store for other suitable titles, such as Indie Game: The Movie. For now, there's a full FAQ available over on the Steam Support website. Here's hoping the system will also be used for more widespread streaming in the future should the likes of Netflix or Hulu Plus ever arrive on the Steam platform. -
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It has been revealed in an announcement earlier today that creators designing and releasing new game content via the Steam Workshop have earned over a total of $57 million since the launch of the platform over three years ago in late-2011. This ridiculous figure has apparently been split among 1,500 individual contributes spanning 75 countries, all of which have created new content exclusively for Valve titles.
In the past, workshops for third-party titles outside Valve have been unable to generate any form of revenue for the creators of the game or the content, something which will now change. Following today's post, the first curated workshops for non-Valve games have been opened, specifically for Dungeon Defenders: Eternity and Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. Both games have already accepted community-created items into their respective ecosystems, including various hats, weapons, and masks.
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After only a month and a half in beta, the Steam Broadcasting functionality introduced to the Steam Client Beta back in December 2014 has been released to all users in the latest Steam update. The system allows any and all Steam users to host their own livestreams to other users across the world, as we explained following its original release last year.
After starting a livestream, hosts can interact with their fans and friends using a new Broadcasting window available on the Desktop or within the Steam Overlay. To get started, simply click the "Watch Game" option on a user's profile or your friend's list and wait for them to accept or deny your invitation. Alternatively, you may use the "Invite to Watch" option to ask your friends to come check out your sweet 360noscopes as you pwn some nubs in Call of Duty or something.
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You may remember a video that popped up a couple of years ago that illustrated the size and scope of the Black Mesa Research Facility from Half-Life. Well, the software that allowed the cinematographer to capture the enormity of the facility has recently been made available for all to use.
The tool is called HalfMapper. gzalo, the tool's creator, says that it's "a renderer designed specifically to explore the world of Half-Life."
According to the project's Github repo, there's work to be done. It doesn't exactly support some of the more complex maps in Half-Life. gzalo would like to add the ability to take top-down screenshots of the world, too.
The project is open source, so you can push some fixes his way if you'd like to help.
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Keillor, owner of St. Paul's Common Good Books, is celebrating Valentine's Day by announcing "Love Letters," the second annual Common Good Books poetry contest. Everyone in the U.S. is invited to craft a paean to a favorite person, place or thing and mail the love letter to the bookstore before April 15.
"Proclaiming one's love is the great test of a poet, to put irony and satire aside and the great everlasting litany of complaint and to put your heart on the line," Keillor said in his announcement. "That is where you reveal yourself as a human being. It's not for the timid."
First prize will be $1,000, with $250 prizes for four runners-up. Finalists will be announced April 20 and winners will be announced during a free celebration of poetry at 1:30 p.m. April 27 in the Macalester College chapel, 1600 Grand Ave. in St. Paul, hosted by Keillor.
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Nick Napolitano is one of four Wingate University football student-athletes named to the 2012 Daktronics All-Super Region 2 teams, selected by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America. Napolitano, a sophomore defensive lineman, received second-team distinction. In his first season as a starter, Napolitano led Wingate with 11.5 tackles for loss (41 yards) and 7.5 quarterback sacks (32 yards). He led the SAC in QB sacks. Napolitano is seventh on the Bulldog list with 49 tackles (25 solo, 24 assists).
Tim Kreger, the executive director of the Carolinas Golf Course Superintendents Association, is optimistic about the golf industry. "We had a few down years," he said, "but we're on the rebound now and moving forward. The trade show in Myrtle Beach this fall was the biggest and best in over 10 years. I see positive changes taking place all over the Carolinas and elsewhere." According to Tim, the numbers were up for the golf industry this year.
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Heading into Monday's Los Alamos Invitational, the Hilltopper boys golf team knew it would be seeing some pretty good competition.
That competition didn't disappoint.
In Monday's tournament, held at Los Alamos Golf Course, two of the top small school programs in the state took part and they took the top two team slots in the tournament.
Los Alamos finished Monday's tournament, its first and only home appearance of the fall season, in third place behind tournament winner St. Michael's and runner-up Hope Christian.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys and girls soccer teams opened their District 2AAAA doubleheader against Taos with victories.
Both Los Alamos teams earned shutout victories over Taos at Sullivan Field in the teams' district opener.
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The public is invited to attend a Community Welcome for new LAPS superintendent, Dr. Gene Schmidt at 7 p.m. this evening at Fuller Lodge.
Schmidt will make brief remarks about his vision and goals for the Los Alamos School District.
There will be time to socialize and get acquainted with him and wife Wendy over refreshments.
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The County Public Works Department has scheduled a public involvement meeting to discuss the implementation of several strategies recommended by the White Rock Center Master Plan/Economic Development Strategy. The meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Sept. 23 at the White Rock Town Hall.
Winter's looming, HIN1's here and emergency officials are urging residents to get prepared now.
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New Mexico's high school dropouts from the class of 2009 represent more than $3.4 billion in lost income, according to a report out of Washington, D.C.
If the students who dropped out of New Mexico's class of 2009 had graduated, the state's economy would have benefited from more than $3.4 billion in additional income over the course of their lifetimes, a new issue brief from the Alliance for Excellent Education states.
County Clerk Mary Pat Kraemer resigned her position, making it effective as of last Monday.
County Council Vice-Chair Mike Wismer said Wednesday that Kraemer forwarded her letter of resignation to the council Tuesday evening.
Kraemer's resignation was related to complicated laws governing retirement while holding public office, he said.
County Council approved a process Tuesday whereby citizens interested in being appointed to the currently vacant county clerk seat can submit a letter of interest to the council.
Under the county charter and state law, any qualified person who is a registered voter and resident of the county may serve as county clerk.
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Pharmacistsĺ conscience clause, suicide among top issues for Wash. legislature
OLYMPIA, Wash. (The Catholic Northwest Progress) - Childcare reimbursements, a conscience clause for pharmacists, housing for people just out of prison and WASL test funding for private schools are among the issues the stateĺs Catholic bishops will be concerned with when the state Legislature convenes its 60-day session Jan. 14. The so-called ôshort sessionö includes a supplemental budget to fill gaps from the biennial budget passed last session.
In an interview earlier this week, WSCC Executive Director Dominican Sister Sharon Park highlighted some of the issues expected to come before lawmakers. They include the following.
Life issues
Pharmacies would be required to carry all drugs requested of them, such as the abortifacient ôPlan Bö pill, under a bill already introduced. The WSCC supports inclusion of a conscience clause for pharmacists who have a moral objection to dispensing certain drugs.
An initiative based on Oregonĺs assisted suicide law was expected to be filed Jan. 9. To oppose it, opponents are forming a Coalition Against Assisted Suicide. According to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Catholic teaching condemns physician-assisted suicide ôbecause it, like murder, involves taking an innocent human life.ö
The WSCC supports policies that enable states to limit greenhouse gas emissions. It also supports a bill encouraging schools and food banks to obtain produce from local farmers, thus supporting the viability of small and mid-sized farms while reducing transportation costs and impacts.
Supplemental budget
An increase in reimbursement rates to childcare centers such as those operated by Catholic Community Services is needed to prevent more facility closures, Sister Sharon said. Operators currently are reimbursed for state-sponsored childcare at only 38 percent of actual costs; three CCS centers have already closed and two more are at risk because of the low rate, she said.
Catholic schools
Many Catholic schools voluntarily participate in the Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL), paying some $30 per student for a test that is free in public schools, where the test is required for graduation. Advocates will again ask the state to cover the costs, noting that many Catholic school students go on to public high schools.
Criminal Justice
Because lack of housing is a major reason ex-offenders end up back in prison, the WSCC supports funding for programs that provide housing and support services.
WSCC also supports legislation that would send non-felony, mentally ill persons to evaluation and treatment facilities instead of jail.
Economic justice
Itĺs been a decade or more since people in the welfare system received increases in their grants in the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) and General Assistance Unemployable (GA-U) programs. A family of three on a TANF grant, for instance, receives $546 a month. The WSCC supports grant increases.
WSCC also supports reform of the payday lending industry, noting that a typical payday loan carries a 390 percent annual percentage rate.
Health care
With one in four Washingtonians uninsured or underinsured, WSCC supports the legislatureĺs goal of insuring all children by 2010, and of increasing the Basic Health Plan enrollment levels for low-income working families.
Children and families
Among other measures, the WSCC backs programs that support families and protect children.
Housing advocates will seek an increase in the Housing Trust Fund, which provides low-income housing, including farmworker housing.
This story was made available to Catholic Online by permission of The Catholic Northwest Progress (www.seattlearch.org/progress), official newspaper of the Archdiocese of Seattle, Wash.
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Below you'll find a list of Photo Labs in Spain recommended by the Lomography community. Please also keep in mind that you can develop your 110 film and 35mm film in regular formats at some branches of these stores: Fnac and Photoprix. Also you can drop your films at one of our stores in Madrid Echegaray,Madrid Argensola or Barcelona. For full details and answers to all your film developing questions, please refer to our FAQ section or get in touch with us!
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Foto Artús
Good lab with analog and scanning service in A Coruña. -
Foto Bustamante Hurtado
In Bustamante Hurtado Photo Lab you could develop your lomo films, also they have a large film and Lomography cameras selection. -
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Foto Ikatz
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Fotoprix en Barcelona
Since I returned to use analog cameras, and of course lomographic ones, I´ve been looking for a lab to develop my photos at good price and well done service. Fotoprix stores are a good price/quality option, if you know how to explain what do you want!!! -
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For some people it's only a matter of time before digital ends up with the analog, but such is not that case in this lab. They believe in the true beauty of analog photography. Every day they try to innovate the traditional laboratory to bring you the best quality. They care about your pictures and they know how important they are to you! -
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Right in the heart of the city, a friendly, flexible, and reliable photolab. -
Gorka Aguirre runs the lab GAM located in the beautiful city of San Sebastián, Basque Country.
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The ten best geek events in Denver for June
At last, Colorado has transitioned from people complaining about cold weather to people complaining about hot weather. Geeks will have no reason to complain, though: The month of June is packed full of great geek activities, and nearly all of them are indoors in air-conditioned spaces. Better even than air conditioning, these ten great geek events bring us everything from up-and-coming science fiction authors to legends of television and film.Danielle Lirette Denver Comic Con 2013
See also: The legacy of the Greatest Film Never Made: Director Frank Pavich on Jodorowsky's Dune
10) Acme Comics Redux
The local comics scene has a storied history stretching back more than thirty years, and now one of our city's trailblazing comics collectives is back. Acme Comics Redux is the relaunch of the group, featuring three new books -- the sci-fi of Near to Now, the dark fantasy of Crimson Dreams and the catch-all Acme Comics -- and select prints from each of those books, plus you can meet some of the people who were doing comics locally back when comics weren't cool.
The opening reception is Friday, June 7 at Coffee at the Point. Admission is free, but comics aren't, so bring some cash. For more information about the history of Acme Comics, visit chief editor Dennis Pimple's website.
9) Cruel Summer: Lucio Fulci's Zombie
Theresa Mercado's summer of the living dead continues with one of the best zombie movies of all time, Lucio Fulci's Zombie. On one level, it's a cheap cash-in on the popularity of George Romero's Dawn of the Dead in European, especially Italian, markets. On another level, it's a grisly, hypnotic piece of surreal filmmaking that works its way under your skin and refuses to leave. Also, a zombie fights a shark, so there's that. As always, Mercado will be providing handmade souvenirs to better remember your time in Fulci's sick, zombie-filled world.
The film starts at 9 p.m. Tuesday, June 3 at Crash 45, but get there early to find a good seat. Admission is free. For more info, visit the Cruel Summer Facebook event page.
8) Rock Comic Con
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Rock out geek-style starting at 7 p.m. both Friday, June 13 and Saturday, June 14 at the Armoury. Tickets are $15 for a single night, or $25 for both nights. For tickets and more info, visit the Rock Comic Con website.
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Google Mobile Phone with OLED Display and Android 2.1
Google has presented its Android mobile phone to the public. What's special about the Nexus One is the 3.5" touchscreen with an OLED display resolving at 800 x 480 pixels and the newest Android 2.1 (Eclair).
The Nexus One has some advantages over the iPhone. The device is some millimeters flatter and its integrated wireless adapter supports the faster 802.11n standard. Even the display with its 800 x 480 pixels provides a markedly better resolution than the iPhone's 480 x 320 pixels, although Android fans will have to forego multitouch support for the moment.
The device marketed and sold by Google is produced by mobile phone maker HTC, which already has a few Android devices in its repertoire, among them the first Google phone.
The Nexus One will be distributed at first in the U.S. (T-Mobile and Verizon) and England (Vodafone). With a two-year contract, the device should cost under $200 in the U.S., without a service plan, about $530. The Nexus One should become available in Europa in the spring of 2010.
Some data:
- Qualcomm processor QSD 8250 with 1 GHz
- 5-megapixel camera with autofocus, 2X digital zoom, LED flash and ability to capture video at 720 x 480 pixels (20 frames per second)
- UMTS band, HSDPA, HSUPA, GSM/EDGE (in frequency bands 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
- Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1
- Storage on 512-MByte Flash, 512-MByte RAM and 4-GByte Micro SD card (expandable to 32 GBytes)
- Audio decoders include AAC LC/LTP, MP3, MIDI SMF and Ogg Vorbis
- Video codecs H.263 and MPEG-4 SP
- Graphic formats JPEG, GIF, PNG and BMP
- AGPS receiver, digital compass and sensors for light, proximity and acceleration
- Battery is 1400 mAH and replaceable
- Phone measures 4.7 x 2.4 x 0.5 inches and weighs 4.6 ounces
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President of SKAS - Kat is King | Proud member of CVAAS - One of the best | LRPLTAS - Rosco rocks!
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Wis.'s Walker Sends Police After Democrats
Law enforcement officers have been sent to hunt down Wisconsin Democratic state lawmakers who are boycotting a Senate vote on Gov. Scott Walker's (R) attempts to gut pay and destroy bargaining rights for state employees. Walker earlier threatened to call the National Guard on public employees and their allies if they protested or went on strike against his attacks on the middle class.


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The upcoming alternate take on the classic zombie-slaying adventure Resident Evil 2 is fast approaching for consoles next month. But what about PC gamers interested in cooperative undead-killing/history-altering? Capcom today revealed the already announced PC version of Operation Raccoon City is hitting processors May 18. But we're really burying the lead here, as the real point of interest is the bloody new trailer for the game. Watch all the ways you can brutalize the walking dead in the gory trailer below…
If you're searching for something more expanded than just a blood-soaked collection of kills (philistine), then you should take a look at our expanded gameplay demo from a few weeks ago, or our fancy video preview. Capcom and Slant Six's Raccoon City Operation goes live on 360s and PS3s March 20, and it'll be appearing on PC monitors nationwide May 18.
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Strong enough to resist water, dust, and shock, the rugged Samsung Rugby 3 also has push-to-talk.
We take a closer look at the third generation of this cell phone built for military specs.
Very poor call quality is especially unacceptable on a simple cell phone. Unless you require AT&T's push-to-talk service, keep looking.
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The rugged flip phone will feature a rubberized casing to help protect it from the elements, and enhanced push-to-talk capabilities.
The Samsung Rugby Pro's more rugged chassis and push-to-talk make it one of the smartest tough phones I've met.
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Aucuba japonica 'Picturata'
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AUCUBANative from the Himalayas to Japan. These seedlings vary in leaf form and variegations; many varieties are offered. The species is densely covered with shiny, dark green, toothed leaves 3–8 in. long, 1 1/2–3 in. wide, but the most commonly sold forms are spotted and splashed with yellow variegation. Standard green-leafed aucuba grows at a moderate rate to 6–10 ft. (sometimes 15 ft.) tall and wide. Can be kept lower by pruning.
Minute dark maroon flowers in earliest spring are followed by clusters of bright red, 3/4-in. berries in fall and winter. Both sexes must be planted to ensure fruit set. A green-leafed variety called 'Rozannie' is self-fruitful, producing a heavy crop of berries without a pollenizer.
This variety's leaves have golden yellow centers and edges of dark green dotted yellow. Grows to 6–10 ft. tall and wide. Female.
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Written by Joe Sukle
This is not a partisan commentary intended to attack those who hold different views than me.
I was a witness to the events at Middletown Borough Council's meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 20, and I was proud of Middletown. People showed up, stood up and spoke up – a necessary part of American democracy – during a rally outside borough hall before the meeting and in council chambers once the meeting began.
Middletown residents justifiably feel excluded from consideration when decisions that affect their lives are made. Protests are a legitimate response by people who aren't being heard – they are often a last resort that can sometimes be disruptive and uncomfortable, but also can be direct and effective.
The overwhelming vocal opposition to the appointment of Mike Bowman to a vacant First Ward seat on council didn't change the outcome of council's vote. We can endlessly debate the merits and process of that appointment, but I think the dissatisfaction expressed by those who attended was a sign of something bigger – it was a sign of the public's outrage with the way they see borough government operating.
What do citizens do if their positions are ignored? Well, nothing most of the time. Most people cast their votes and then sit back and let government do whatever it will. Yet every citizen has the ability to change that – to participate in our democracy at a level that can make a difference.
Sure, Middletown's council too often has operated in a way that has left residents in the dark. Borough hall often has been unresponsive and contemptuous. The public should never give up, though. Warts and all, our government exists to serve us, its citizens.
No matter how far off the tracks council's mission has driven, we have the power to influence borough government through our voice and our votes.
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To many of us, human sex trafficking seems like a problem you'd find in a foreign country. We enjoy tremendous freedom in the U.S., after all. It's difficult for us to imagine men, women and children enslaved economically, or emotionally, coerced into it.
But it does happen here. And we may have seen it without realizing it, without recognizing it, according to Hope for Justice, a worldwide charity fighting human trafficking.
In fact, a refuge where survivors can escape human trafficking and reclaim their lives exists only about 80 miles from here – in Baltimore. It's called The Samaritan Women, a former home acquired in 2007, a Christian nonprofit that provides shelter and services to those caught in sex trafficking.
The problem will be highlighted in a screening of a film about human trafficking in the U.S. called "In Plain Sight: Stories of Hope and Freedom,'' which will be presented from 4 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 18 at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 290 N. Union St., Middletown. A brief discussion will follow, and donations will be accepted to support the Baltimore shelter.
The event is sponsored by the Lower Susquehanna Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the Global Mission Committee of St. Peter's and the PUREhope Coffeehouse, the annual Highspire fundraiser held by local resident Stephanie Strauss, a 2010 Middletown Area High School graduate, to combat human trafficking.
It's a tremendous opportunity to learn about the issue, and do something about it. Thanks to all who are staging the event, and making us aware of the problem.
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Kuppy's Diner sold a lot of pork and sauerkraut on New Year's Day, but the day wasn't really about how many dinners it sold. Never was.
Instead, the day at the Middletown restaurant was about a cause. About helping others.
The owners were moved to do something to aid the search for Medard Kowalski, a missing Cedar Cliff High School student who disappeared while canoeing on the Susquehanna River on Dec. 1. The search was ongoing one month later. And the teenager's father was a 1983 graduate of Middletown Area High School.
So Kuppy's decided one morning to collect money for River Rescue of New Cumberland, which was conducting the search along the river. Two donation buckets were placed on the counter. And part of the proceeds from the restaurant's sale of New Year's Day pork and sauerkraut dinners would go to River Rescue.
Kuppy's sold more than 140 pounds of pork and 10 gallons of sauerkraut that day. But a bulk of the money that has been collected for River Rescue – the collection continued through 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 7 – came from donations, not from sales. People dropping by to put money in the buckets. Two people stopped in to contribute $100 each.
By morning on Tuesday, Jan. 6, Kuppy's estimated that it collected about $3,000 for River Rescue.
It's not the first effort to help in the search for the missing teen. The wrestling teams at Middletown Area High School and Middletown Area Middle School collected $2,385 in less than a week for Kowalski's family. The teams wrestle Cedar Cliff each year, and the younger Kowalski was on their rival's team. The elder Kowalski was a wrestler at Middletown when he was in school.
Think about it: Middletown will have collected more than $5,000 to go toward the search. People here were touched by what has happened, and wanted to help. Somehow.
This is how they attempted to show their compassion.
It's too easy to be critical of the borough, its politics, its problems, and what we think it lacks – particularly online, where critics, cynics or plain ol' trolls can remain anonymous. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
But the amount given toward the search is a sign that Middletown is made of pretty good stuff. Its people care, to a degree that is impressive, and beyond what you might expect in any town.
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I have no idea, but it seems like some people have it rocking, and
have asked questions about xruns, so they're at least a little farther
than you are at the moment:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=GXc&q=EMI+2|6+usb+linux&btnG=SearchI really don't know, though. Do you have devices hw0:1? I'd do some
extensive fiddling with jackd in the command-line (my preference with
trial-and-error bullhooey) Also, this seems like a problem:
Sorry for being curt, but I'm at work, and I must pound away like a
good little monkey. :-)
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Victoria Principal has just filed a lawsuit, admitting she did pull a gun on her former maid, but only after the maid threatened her, injured her dog and went on a wild tear.
The maid, Maribel Banegas, sued Principal yesterday, over the whole gun thing. But in Principal's lawsuit, the actress says on December 26, 2008, the maid was told she was fired and flew into a rage and "repeatedly slammed the back door with such force that...the door frame itself was damaged."
The suit claims the maid struck and injured another maid in the house, then grabbed Victoria's small dog and left the house.
An hour later, Victoria called the maid on the cell phone, demanding the return of the dog. A short time later, the large maid (6 feet tall, 160ish) returned "dragging Principal's dog into the kitchen on such a taunt [sic] leash that the dog's front paws were lifted off the ground and so roughly that the dog was coughing and wheezing and its eyes bulging."
The suit claims the maid was screaming, "Give me money."
The next day, Victoria found her 16 pound dog "writhing in pain." The vet said the dog was suffering from "stress-induced gastritis."
Victoria is suing for unspecified damages.
UPDATE: The L.A. County Sheriff's Dept. tells us the maid contacted them on January 9, 2009, claiming Principal had assaulted her. The matter was investigated, sent to the L.A. County D.A., and the case was rejected based on "insufficient evidence."


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Missouri State Parks welcome fall visitors
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Fall is a great time to experience Missouri and Missouri State Parks remain open to welcome visitors. All state park facilities, including 40 campgrounds, remain fully operational. With 87 state parks and historic sites around the state, there is always one nearby for camping, hiking, boating or picnicking. You can also experience Missouri's history with home tours of famous Missourians, Civil War battlefields, and covered bridges.