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text: Ghost Recon: Future Soldierthe Real Military Tech Behind the Game The newest game in the Tom Clancy Ghost Recon seriesGhost Recon: Future Soldiercomes out next spring, but is set two decades in the future. The game designers studied the newest weapons and weapons research at work in the real U.S. military for inspiration for arming their Special Forces soldiers of the future. Here's what you can do in Future Soldier, and how close today's real military tech is to the game's. By John Brandon View Thumbnails Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery View Thumbnails Return to Gallery Return to Gallery 4 of 5 Adaptive Camouflage In the Zambia level, a Ghost switches on a camouflage suit that makes him completely invisible, allowing him and the Ghost team to sneak up on enemies for an ambush. The idea behind the suit, Getz says, is that there would be small LED transmitters that reflect the surroundings. "These micro-LED sources would be controlled by an onboard computer to transmit light patterns similar to those behind the soldier. The system works by using cameras to observe light-color patterns in the environment, then mimicking that reflected light. It would be mobile because it would be fully integrated into the fabric of the soldier's battle dress uniform (BDU), a protective armor system including armored plate carriers, kneepads, helmet and load-carriage components, such as pouches for ammo magazines, water bladders, maps and the computer and batteries related to it. So it would be small and lightweight." This LED tech seems far-fetched, but researchers around the country are working on the basics of such a technology. At the University of Texas' NanoTech Institute, scientists demonstrated a mirage effect using photothermal deflection. Duke University has also shown how squids use light-sensitive organs to create a real (if limited) invisibility cloak. And over the last five years there have been repeated announcements of physicists building a better invisibility cloak. They work only on tiny scales so far, but small advancements keep coming. "We do not have the Harry Potter cloak yet," DeGay says, laughing, though he says the LED concept sounds plausible. In the real military, most of the ongoing work involves materials that use complex patterns to hide a soldier during the daytime and could work in a variety of conditionsa tropical forest or a desert. DeGay says the main issue with adaptive camo is that the suit can't be so heavy it restricts a soldier's mobility. (That's why the LED suit is an attractive idea, Getz saysit'd be extremely light.) And while invisibility is a neat trick, DeGay says, the real military has more pressing concerns. With the proliferation of thermal-vision gadgets on the black market, enemies have access to the same night-vision technology as U.S. soldiers. As a result, Army researchers are working mostly on camo suits that could hide the heat signature of a soldier, not ones that make him completely invisible. Return to Gallery Return to Gallery View Thumbnails Return to Gallery Return to Gallery 0 SHARES 0 TWEET Return to Gallery Back Next Return to Gallery Return to Slideshow Related News Return to Slideshow


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It all started because the cows went dry.
Or that's how Dudley Hilton tells the tale of how he got into coaching, at least.
He was working at Armour Food, Co. in Springfield when he got laid off, enabling him to go to St. Catharine College to get a degree so he could coach and teach.
Since the President's Cup inception 16 years ago, the battle between Springfield's Lincoln Homestead Country Club and Lebanon Country Club has been tight.
A win by Lebanon this year helped prove just how close the series has been, evening the all-time record at 8-8.
The Lebanon side came away with an 18-12 victory after the two-day event.
Patriot mentor Luther Bramblett has named Stephanos Stroop as the new assistant coach. Stroop will be the Pats pitching coach and recruiting coordinator after working with pitchers and cathcers at George Washington University.
In 1990, Bobby Bishop and Jonathan Coyle graduated from Washington County High School.
From there, they both moved on to get bachelor's degrees from the University of Kentucky and would move to Versailles, Ky., around the same time.
They even had children around the same age, Coyle with twins, Alex and Ben, and Bishop with his son, Brandon.
It was quite a journey for the pair who have been friends since they were old enough to talk.
World Cup fever has struck the United States yet again.
It happens every four years, though. American fans get behind our men's national team, something amazing happens that captures the imagination of the fans, everyone wonders if soccer is finally catching on in the United States, then all falls quiet for the next four years.
I've heard numerous writers and television analysts asking the wrong question, "Is soccer finally catching on with the American public and will they begin to support Major League Soccer?"
Wrestling is often thought of as an individual sport with a few team aspects interspersed within it. However, the St. Catharine Patriots made a leap toward making their new program a total team concept with a team-bonding event at Mammoth Cave National Park recently.
The team hit the road on Friday, with 26 of its 43 signees to lodge at the Jellystone Camping Resort in order to prep for two days of team events.
Josh Cain stepped into the batter's box in the fifth inning of a game against Marion County last week with a trip to the 11-12-year-old Little League District 5 final at stake and gave his team a jolt.
Trailing 11-2 after two big innings by the road team, Cain smacked a grand slam to breathe life into Washington County's tournament hopes. The blast was followed by another run in the sixth and final inning, and WC was able to load the bases, but the rally fell short in an 11-7 win for Marion County.
Starting a new college athletic program can include many daunting challenges, not the least among them the funding of such an endeavor. But for the St. Catharine College inaugural wrestling season, the economic issue has been lessened greatly through help from the U.S. Wrestling Foundation (USWF).
"Who are we? WC! Who are we? WC!"
This chant could be heard throughout Idle Hour Park after Washington County's 9-10-year-old baseball all-stars played their final game of the district tournament this past Monday night.
WC head coach Lance Russell had gathered his team for their final meeting of the year following their 15-4 loss to Adair County, and there was only one logical way to end this occasion: the war cry that was heard often from the team's dugout during its two-game stint in the tournament.
It was the third inning when the matchup between the 11-12-year-old baseball all-stars of Washington County and South Hardin was delayed because of a rainstorm this past Sunday evening.
WC was down 2-0, but the team's head coach, Russell Burkhead, had one message for his team: Just keep battling.


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Since the law was enacted, justifiable homicides in Florida have risen from an annual average of 13.2 between 2001 and 2005 to an average of 42 between 2006 and 2012, including a record 66 in 2012, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. FBI data have shown similar increases in some states that enacted similar laws, such as Texas, while others haven't seen an uptick. http://news.yahoo.com/despite-outcry-stand-ground-law-repeals-unlikely-154400836.html
Justifiable homicides... are justifiable. Is there any accompanying data to suggest that any portion of these were illegitimate applications of the use of force statute? Or is the entire question predicated on just assuming that since stand your ground/no duty to retreat is WrongBad, that any indications that it is helping people effectively defend themselves are also WrongBad too?
i.e., criminals who try to victimize innocent people who are armed are being killed. Not saying that's the case every, single time as there are instances where it's not justified, but overall, they're up because criminals choose the wrong people to screw with. And lets understand one more thing, this sudden craze against SYG? That law was not even used in the Zimmerman trial.
Well this is a great thing. Hopefully this will begin to deter crime as now criminals know they may get killed for their behavior.
While I can see where SYG could be misused I am more in line with it giving a citizen the right to defend himself, his family, and others if necessary. The last thing I want to do is shoot and kill someone but at the same time I want to know that I don't have to worry about using force should it become necessary in order to save my own life or the lives of my family.
This misuse of SYG thing is... outlandish, to say the least. See, it all stems from the following assumption -- "George Zimmerman hunted down Trayvon like a rabid dog, and was acquitted, therefore this statute can be used as pretext for murder". The initial false assertion is what ruins it. See, because unlike the Zimmerman case, where the forensics all ultimately broke in his favor (and probably for the reason of it being the truth), an actual person trying to kill someone under the pretext of self-defense is going to almost certainly not get the same benefit. It makes a fine basis for paranoia. And I guarantee it will make some screenwriter money for turning the thing into a polemic and predictable crime thriller of some kind (or an SVU episode). But that's about as far as it goes.
How many of those crim defendants who invoked SYG were scumbags accused of killing other scumbags? My guess is more often than not. Sent from my iPhone using GatorCountry
can't you do that without SYG? Self-Defense it seems to me that SYG allows you not even to attempt to defuse a situation to use deadly force simply based on perceived threat, whether that threat is real or imagined
You are mistaken. Even in the instructions in the Zimmerman's case, the defense is premised upon a reasonable belief that there was no other choice but to fire. The difference between a duty to retreat and no duty to retreat jurisdiction is whether you have to risk retreat before you can use force, not in whether or not you can go zero-to-glock in 4.7 seconds in any given confrontation. What's also continually glossed over is that Zimmerman could have fired even in a duty to retreat jurisdiction based on the evidence that immediately prior to firing he was pinned to the ground. That satisfied the duty everywhere one is applied. It's a duty to reasonable efforts to retreat, not an absolute duty of retreat over safety.
SYG cleared up a lot of inconsistencies with the law as to when you could use deadly force. Years ago in Gainesville I was told by a cop that if someone broke into the house to steal something you couldn't just shoot them but actually had to go out the back door if possible. This is BS to the max in my book. When someone forcibly enters into my home I consider that putting my life and anyone else who may be in the house lives in jeopardy. The good thing is now that extends to my property and my right to occupy a spot outside of my property is I am obeying the law.
Of course that does not mean a person should not use common sense to try and extract themselves from a situation when possible rather than just start shooting.
Florida is a castle doctrine state and has been since long prior to the implementation of SYG. There is no duty to retreat within your own home if someone forcibly enters, as it is assumed that person has ill intent and thus the legal presumption is a reasonable fear of death or great bodily harm whether or not the attacker is armed. SYG simply added a provision that there is no duty to retreat in the public domain.
I was told what I posted somewhere around the mid seventies. Don't know if the cop knew what he was talking about but those were his words. When I said that was crazy he agreed but still said it was the law. As I said there seemed to have been inconsistencies with the interpretation of the laws and with SYG it is more straightforward.
Just hypothothetical. One Florida Gator and one Seminole started arguing about who's going to win the Florida FSU game. The Gator guy started insulting Bowden and particularly his wife, Ann. The Seminole guy got really mad and started threatening the Gator guy, and the they started shoving each other. Suddenly the Seminole reached into his pocket. The Gator thought he's pulling a gun, pulled his and shot the Seminole guy dead. Alas he was just reaching for his phone. It was his wife asking why he was late for dinner. Now everybody else present thought he was reaching for his gun and ducked. The Gator really throught his life was in danger and invoked his SYG rights. The bad thing was the Seminole was not carrying. Discuss!!!
Consistent with that, Hall, as a teenager I remember it being part of common-man understanding that if someone was breaking into your house and you shot them, make certain that you drug the body into the house. That's how everyday, working-class people where I came from understood the "law."
Would a reasonably cautious or prudent person in the same circumstances have feared they were in danger of death or serious bodily harm, i.e. he was going for a gun? Sounds like a very borderline hypothetical in terms of the reasonability requirement. The only argument here from an SYG standpoint is whether or not he would have had a duty to run and hide (if reasonable) before he could use force. But like any other self-defense statute, his belief in the danger must be a reasonable one as well.
and the shooter can be the one who provoked the altercation. In a SYG hearing, the defense only has to prove their claim by a preponderance of the evidence....the state, beyond a reasonable doubt. Many criminals have gotten off with this law....not exactly something one wants to hear.


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Hi ... I'm looking for some quality perforated screen findings for rings, but having no luck so far. I have seen lots of brooches, some clip-on earring findings ... but not one for rings. I know I can sew/wire a screen onto a ring, but I wanted an easier way :-) Any ideas? Thanks
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Ruth, all the screens I've ever seen are separate and you just buy the backs and attach them. So I am of no help whatsoever. I'd suggest Fire Mountain, but theirs are all separate I believe. I bought a package of them once and I think it is a lifetime supply....LOL. Donna
I use window screen (it don't rust) I cut it to the size I want to embellish. Once embellished, I glue "pellon" usually used for blazer jackets. once dry I color to desired color. then glue to the ring base.
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In the 1960's there were not as many options as there are now.
Do you mean like these?
Yes, like those, but with a solid backing attached to a ring. Like the ones for both clipon and post earrings. Maybe there isnt such a thing?y
I have not found a ring finding with a separate perforated screen. INSTEAD what I see are ring findings with a perforated screen that is already attached to an adjustable ring. Go to google IMAGES, type in "Ring findings," and look through the images until you find a picture with a ring with an attached plate with holes. For example, I saw some at a place called Foxy Beads.
I have a French beading book by Marie le Sueur called Bagues en cristal (translated that means Crystal Rings). She works her rings in several different ways:
1) Makes a crystal motif and glues them to a ring finding that has a flat plate.
2) Embroiders the crystals to a ring finding where the perforated screen is already soldered on the ring (what I was describing above).
3) Embroiders on a separate screen and glues it to a ring (what you were talking about -- so they must exist SOMEWHERE!).
4) Bends a piece of filigree into a ring and embroiders directly onto the filigree (that sounds like a creative idea to me)
5) Embroiders on a separate screen and attaches it to a ring that has prongs on it to hold the screen.
6) Covers a button and glues the button to a ring.
7) Attaches her work to a peyote band.
Hope that helps, ScottishSue
I bought these years ago in Singapore. I only found out recently that they have backings that attach to them... Since I now find I cannot buy the backings separately in bulk like I did for the front part, I use a shanked button instead. I make the item with the front part then glue with e6000 onto the button. That way I can add it to my bracelets whilst it is still on the loom.
I don't even know what the exact name is, I call them metal sink hole thingies.
Ring type? Well at least we've got the name of it right, then you can start searching. :)
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So a little over a month ago I started 4 containers of Northern Highbush blueberry (in zone 8). Two are Bluecrop, one is Darrow, the other is Spartan (I'm aware I'm in zone 8 and asking for trouble with Northern varieties). They were potted in a premixed "Acid Potting Mix," and are mulched with redwood. None have really taken off. But now recently all of their leaves are starting to turn red.
Checking their PH gave me an alkaline reading of about 7. After seeing their condition decline, I just yesterday repotted them all and amended the soil with cottonseed meal and sulfur. The provided image of the top of the leaf is extreme, and not typical (yet), and I suspect might be a fertilizer burn, but the image of the underside of the leaf is what most of the outside of all of the leaves on all of the plants look like.
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Not fertilizer burn. Instead, environmental stress, which may be as "simple" as short of water while trying to establish a root system. One or several off-color leaves can be normal whereas the distribution on a plant can be very telling as to the underlying cause. So, in the future, please post an overall picture of the plant concerned as well as an affected leaf/branch. |
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German Government Wants Google To Pay For the Right To Link To News Sites
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I think GP meant the other way around, like adblock, but for google search results. You can already do it in single searches, by adding -site:, but not automatically for every search afaik.
If I were google I'd simple remove their results altogether, and wave these proposals around the courtroom when the inevitable lawsuits come.


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Ok so my mossberg 500 is no longer loading the shells from the tube to the action. There is a lever or steel rod that is pushed in by what I will guess is the feed ramp. Once that lever is pushed in, the shell pops out into the feed ramp, then into the action, then into the barrel as you rack the slide. Why isn't it poping out of the mag tube into the feed ramp??
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IIRC in the 870 the mechanism that pushes the shell stop out of the way is in the trigger group. Check yours? I don't own a 500.
Failure to feed I guess
This may sound kinda dumb, but here goes. Are the two levers that sit in the side grooves inside the receiver in the right grooves? Or could one be slightly bent? Try field stripping the shotgun and reassembling it again. One of the shell blocking bars may not be seated right. Had it happen with the wife's 500 a few months ago. Hope this helps.
Is it better to do the right thing for the wrong reason, or to do the wrong thing for the right reason? If you do the wrong thing for the right reason, is it still the wrong thing? Si vis pacem para bellum. There are two ways of doing something. Right and again. If you can't be good, be great at it.
The left & right shell stops are what hold the new shell in the action tube until cycled by the action slide. I have seen the contact surfaces on the stops and the action tube wear and cause this problem. watch the stops for movement as you cycle the action. you may have to replace both the stops and action tube to reliably fix the problem


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Russell StoverTuesday, October 16, 2007
Russell Stover Orange Marshmallow PumpkinI puzzled over the Orange Marshmallow Pumpkin at the store for quite a while. Was the marshmallow orange? Was the coating orange? Or was it orange flavored? The small print gave me a clue, "Naturally flavored," it said. "Covered in milk chocolate," it said. "Okay," I said. "Into the basket you go!" Opening it up at home I still didn't smell the orange. After biting through the chocolate shell, the orange flavor became more apparent, as did the color. The marshmallow is super soft, moist and a little sticky. The light kiss of orange essence really changes this from a ho-hum marshmallow product to something I ate all of without complaining that my candy blog makes me eat these things (okay, that really doesn't happen). The milk chocolate, though sweet, was rich enough to set off the sweet marshmallow and add some nice creaminess to the whole. I enjoy these sorts of seasonal products from Russell Stover because I know they're fresh. I don't know if I'll buy them again, unless perhaps they're 10 cents in a sale bin in November, but I'll keep an eye out for an Easter version of them next year. The allergy notice on the package mentions that they're made in a factory with tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and eggs. It also contains gelatin, so is unsuitable for vegetarians. The orange filling also has artificial colors in it (Yellow 6), so folks looking to stay away from those should opt for the regular unflavored Marshmallow Pumpkin. Rebecca posted on the Hershey's orange pumpkins last year and Joanna did both orange flavored ones last year. Related Candies
Friday, March 23, 2007
Russell Stover Eggs (2007 edition)I think it must be Egg Day here at Candy Blog! Russell Stover makes a lot of different Eggs. I covered some last year and was pleasantly surprised. This egg wins the award for "color of center that I'd most like to have as a cashmere sweater". It's a delicate dusty pearl pink. It's light and fluffy (the cream, not the imaginary sweater) and the first thing that hits me is a little bit of salt, then the sweet floral flavors of the rapsberry. It's not tangy ... all sweet and berry. Then it starts to sink in ... it's really really sweet. Even the mild dark chocolate shell can't cut through it. It smells good, but it's just not quite for me (I'll gladly swap it for a Strawberry though). There are real raspberry seeds in there. I reviewed the Organic Pecan Delight last month and found it a decent candy. So I thought I'd give the original a try in the form of the Pecan Delight Egg. It has to be good, there's gold on the wrapper, right. Well, color me disappointed. Mostly because one of the major elements promised in the name of the candy is missing ... the pecans. While the Organic Pecan Delight had quite a few, it was as if they used the same amount of pecans for this whole egg as they did in those smaller candies. The caramel is nice and smooth with a light chew to it and the chocolate was okay, without the woodsy crunch of the pecans, this just wasn't my thing. Peanut Butter Egg is a milk chocolate egg with a peanut butter crumble filling. It's dark tasting, smoky and nutty. It's rough when I eat candies similar to See's around the same time, because they suffer by comparison. However, I have to say that this is a rather different peanut butter egg and good in its own right. It's not a Reese's, not a See's, it's a Russell Stover. More roasty tasting, a little salty and really quite good. I think my fave of the Russell Stover Eggs is still the dark chocolate coconut (which I picked up in Heart form at Valentine's), but it was fun to give these a go. They're often on sale for 50 cents each, perhaps a fun change-up from the drudgery of regular candy bars (and because they're only an ounce, perhaps a little savings of calories).
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Russell Stover Organic Pecan DelightI've been more pleased with Russell Stover over the years. It could be that my tastes have mellowed or it may be that Russell Stover is making better quality product, but they're still not a go-to brand for me. What really surprised me is their move into organics. So I picked up their Organic Pecan Delights just before Valentine's Day. They come in a peg bag that's all green and matte looking with a little burst of rich gold for the "organic" banner. It's also heralded as "gluten free" which I would love to hear if I were someone who was hunting in the candy aisle for something I could eat. Pecan Delights are a pecan cluster with caramel covered in milk chocolate. All ingredients are organic, except maybe the sea salt and it's unclear if the soy lecithin is. These are upside down. The caramel is on the bottom, the nuts (in pieces, not halves) are on the top and the whole thing is covered in chocolate. Don't worry, it's not that big of a faux pax as candy constructions go. They're a little small but a nice barely two bite piece of candy. The nuts are fresh and the caramel is decent. It's chewy and not too soft or sweet. The chocolate on the outside is a little odd, it's not quite the European powdered milk taste, but close, with a slight gamey quality to it. (It reminds me of the Thompson's Organic Milk Chocolate.) Overall they're not my favorite pecan caramel cluster I've had, but I did finish the bag (it was only 3 ounces total), which is a testament to their freshness. The ingredients label is much more comforting than some other Russell Stover goodies, so there is that consolation. I wish they came in dark chocolate, but for a first step into organics they're no-compromise. They also have their rather good coconut bar available in their organic line (also only in milk chocolate). If price is the object and not the organic status, stick with See's. On a completely side note, Russell Stover is having a big clearance sale on their Valentine's candies on their website. So if you're ga-ga over their Coconut or Strawberry Hearts, this might be the time to stock up.
Wednesday, February 7, 2007
Russell Stover HeartLast year I was pleasantly surprised by Russell Stovers Cream Eggs. I still haven't been eating their mixed boxes of chocolates, but the fact that they were making good quality product at a rather low price really captured my attention. Now, I'm still not a boxed chocolates fan. See's is probably the exception because I like just about everything they make, but I've been hesitant to try Russell Stover, especially after the middle of the road experience with the Whitman's Sampler (RS & Whitman's are now the same company). But this is All Valentines Week and it wouldn't be complete if I didn't have at least a little bit. So I picked up the smallest Russell Stover Assorted Chocolates I could find. I figured the little cup here was a coconut and milk chocolate mix, similar to the Coconut Wreath I had last year for the Christmas season. The coconut is crisp and the milk chocolate is creamy and not-too-sweet. I rather like things that come in little cups like this, they're more appealing that some plop shaped items and easy to bite off a bit and leave the rest in the cup. The square chocolate is a firm caramel covered in milk chocolate. It's nice, it could use more salt, but the texture is just perfect. Smooth, chewy and with a good buttery flavor. The dark oval is a fudge center. It had a good caramel tone to it, but very little chocolatey taste. Overall the assortment was fresh and looked very appealing. They were a little too ordinary to capture my tastebuds and compel me to pick up the next one (isn't it the anticipation in a box of chocolates that's supposed to be appealing?). If you're looking for a little something to give as a gift or thank you (like coworkers or classmates, etc.), I don't think people would be insulted by these. If you catch them on sale (as I did), they're probably cheaper than a greeting card (and have a little "to & from" label on the bottom). These are definitely preferable to the Elmer's I had yesterday (so splurge for the Russell Stover if you must buy these little boxes) and the label lists no trans fats. Russell Stover also has an organic line. I picked up some pecan turtles (not wrapped for any particular holiday) that I'll get to reviewing soon.
Thursday, January 4, 2007
Whitman's Sampler TinThis was a super-cute stocking stuffer that Santa gave me this year. I have to say that Whitman's has never been of much interest to me. Perhaps it's that I've found them a bit stale tasting. But it also might be the package, sure Whitman's Samplers are retro looking, but that not-so-fresh appearance may have been affecting my taste. But without the regular packaging, I have to say these looked pretty good. The tin has a Tiffany blue background and gold printing. It's about the same size as a Sucrets lozenge tin, but a little deeper. Each piece of candy is nestled in a little perfect-shaped spot in the plastic tray. The long milk chocolate rectangle was called Milk Chocolate Butter Cream, which was a kind of chewy sweet fudge. Very sweet, but a pleasant flavor combination. The round dark chocolate piece was called Dark Chocolate Coconut and unsurprisingly had a coconut center like a Mounds bar. Fresh tasting and not too sweet, the real winner in the box. The Messenger Boy was cute, with it's little cross-stitch look. It was a small tablet of milk chocolate. Sweet and unremarkable. The last one was the Milk Chocolate Caramel which was just the right consistency. Easy to bite but chewy with nice long strands of caramelized sugar and butter. It could have used some more salt to balance the very sweet milk chocolate. Do they beat See's (my touchstone for inexpensive boxed chocolates)? No, not even close. These were fresh tasting but a little too "middle of the road" for me. I wanted more zing, more flavor and less sweet. But I do love the tin. I am curious to try their new Organic Sampler at some point.
Monday, November 27, 2006
Russell Stover Coconut WreathI went looking for Christmas candy of all sorts last week during the holiday break. I seem to have the best luck at Walgreen's since they have dependable sales and a clean store (I also went to Target, but everything came in super-jumbo bags). As I expected Russell Stover's has their assortment of single-serving goodies that are similar to the Easter and Halloween ones. I did, however, find one that I'd not seen before, the Russell Stover Coconut Wreath They were on sale for 50 cents, so I could hardly pass it up. I'm a sucker for coconut haystacks which is what I expected this to be. I wasn't disappointed either. The plop of coconut and milk chocolate was shiny and smelled of coconut. The coconut was crunchy and well-toasted, giving it a much more chewy texture than something like a Mounds bar. The coconut bits were rather small, like little flecks instead of being little curls like you'd find in a bag of coconut shreds in the baking aisle. It wasn't too sweet at all, just a nice mellow mix with an interesting texture. If I was disappointed it was at the shape. I expected something that looked like a donut, instead it's just a plop. What's like a wreath about this? Or was mine malformed and had a filled center? I have to say that I'm pleased that Candy Blog has prompted me to give the Russell Stover holiday lines a chance. Their quality is excellent (no PGPR in the chocolate) and when on sale they're about the same price as any consumer candy bar and usually feature less common flavor combinations. Other Russell Stover holiday candy reviews: Pumpkins: Vanilla Marshmallow and Marshmallow & Caramel Cream Eggs: Strawberry, Maple & Coconut
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
The Great Pumpkin RoundupThere were people who wanted me to do this. There were readers commenting that I should be covering Halloween goodies. So here goes. I went to the drug stores over the weekend and found all the pumpkins, most of them marshmallowy. I did a roundup earlier this year of Easter eggs from Russell Stover and I was pleasantly suprised by the taste and quality of them, so it wasn't hard to purchase these (though they were only on sale for 50 cents each). This one really appealed to me because it reminded me of one of my favorite candies ever, the See's Scotchmallow (always best in the dark chocolate single pieces, not the milk chocolate "bar" thing). The pumpkin shape out of the package is actually pretty good. It has some shape and definition, which I enjoyed quite a bit. It smelled sweet and not a bit like chocolate. The caramel is soft and flowing and the marshmallow firm and bouncy but very moist. The combination of all the textures is nice, but the caramel doesn't quite have that toasted sugar taste and it's not quite salty enough to balance out all the other sweetness. I have to say, after staring at the packaging for Russell Stover for the past couple of days, I've decided I don't really like it. It has a sort of faux Peanuts feel to it that I find a little sad. Maybe it's that the colors are too much like Easter and I feel like Charlie Brown and this might be the equivalent of getting a rock in my Trick or Treat bag. This was certainly the best looking pumpkin of the whole bunch. It was thick and had a well-defined and easily recognizable shape. The bite was nice, with the soft and fluffy marshmallow center, but it lacked a vanilla punch. It just lacked flavor. The chocolate couldn't carry it, because it didn't have much flavor of its own, though it's not like it was bad, just sweet and without any sort of dairy component to even give it a little kick. I love the purple package. I really do, but it kind of confused me. Hershey's is positioning purple as their color for dark chocolate (they use it on the Dark Kisses and those dark jewel tones on the Special Dark packaging). But no, this is milk chocolate. I figured if I was disappointed with the lack of flavor in the Russell Stover marshmallows, Hershey's would pick up the slack. After all, Hershey's is known for their distinctive milk chocolate. This one was packaged nicely, a much bigger package than the Russell Stover even though it was slightly lighter. The marshmallow is nice and lofty and has a more firm latexy quality to it. Dryer and with a distinctive fake vanilla flavor, the marshmallow certainly had some personality. The chocolate on here was not really up to the challenge though. Too grainy, too sweet and just not creamy enough for me. I kinda scraped it off with my teeth so I could have more uninterrupted marshmallow. (This pumpkin was made in Canada.) Everyone's well aware of my love of Reese's but this has to be the ugly duckling of the pumpkin bunch. It barely even looks like a pumpkin, it was difficult to extract from the wrapper and has a plain old greasy appearance and feel. Now, all that aside, it's a Reese's Egg ... and I love Reese's Eggs. They're different from Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, the ratios are different and though they tried to recapture this difference with the Reese's Limited Edition Bars earlier this year, I think these unattractive lumps offer something compelling enough to warrant making them seasonally. The center is firm and a little crumbly, a mix of salty, grainy and sweet with a thin and sticky milk chocolate coating that adds a little more sweetness to the mix. I've saved the best for last. Last spring I tried my first Snickers novelty item, it was a Snickers Easter Egg. I actually liked it quite a bit and found it different enough from a regular Snickers bar to put it in the same class as the Reese's Peanut Butter Egg (ratios and all that). For some reason the Snickers Pumpkin might have a slight edge on the Egg. It might have been because I couldn't easily re-wrap the pumpkin in its foil wrapper, I had to eat it right away. Well, it might not technically have been eaten ... it might have been gobbled. There aren't as many whole peanuts in the pumpkin, but there's a definite nuttiness to it. The nougat seems moister and flavorful and the soft caramel is smooth and has a little toasted salty hit to it that helps out the whole thing. The chocolate is merely adequate, but smooth enough to support the whole (and of course give it the lovely pumpkin shell). If you'd like more opinions on the other pumpkin shaped goodies, coincidence has it again that Rebecca has posted on the Hershey's orange pumpkins and Joanna has both orange flavored ones that I couldn't bring myself to purchase. All of the pumpkins I listed were 50 cents each on sale. If you're looking for stuff to throw into the Trick or Treat bags, stick with the tried and true candies, they're less expensive (when on sale most fun sized bars can be 10 cents each). If you're looking for a little treat for yourself, it's not a bad gamble. Overall I'm giving them all a 4 out of 10. They're benign ... they're not the epitome of their genre, but they're not embarrassments either. Friday, March 17, 2006
Russell Stover Cream EggsOne of the candies of Easter that has always scared me has been the Russell Stover Cream Egg. Of course this all goes back to traumatic childhood experiences where I would get excited when my mother or grandmother would allow me a piece of candy from their fancy box of chocolates. I was allowed to pick only one, of course, and I always picked the foulest things (to my young palate). The Cream Eggs looked like a huge tease - all flash and style and no substance. I didn't realize until I took this assignment that I was very wrong. The unlikely first candidate was the Strawberry Cream Egg. It's a milk chocolate egg with a frothy strawberry cream with real strawberry seeds! Kind of latexy looking filling, but it smells nice. Sweet, but with a nice smooth and fluffy consistency. The chocolate is good quality and not too sweet for the filling. The center is rather bland, I wasn't detecting a lot of "strawberry" flavor to it. For my first try, this wasn't bad. I think I'd prefer it with dark chocolate. Next was the Coconut Cream Egg, which I expected this to be much too sweet. Just looking at it, it seemed to be more froth than coconut substance. I'm a huge fan of Mounds bars, and this is no Mounds bar. But putting aside the comparisons, it's not too sweet, it's fluffy and has really good coconut flavor without being oily. The dark chocolate provides the proper bittersweet balance to the whole thing. There were ample coconut bits in there, but not dense enough to make it chewy. These were pretty cheap when I picked them up, so if they're even MORE on sale after the holiday, I might lay in a stock of them. (Note: my camera ceased to function during this photoshoot, so you'll just have to imagine a picture of a dark chocolate cream egg with a beige cream filling in this position.) Finally there was the Maple Cream Egg, which is a dark chocolate egg with a whipped maple cream center. No maple trees were harmed in the creation of this treat as no maple ingredients were mentioned on the label. The maple flavor actually had a good woodsy quality to it, not just the high sweet notes. It reminded me more of pecan, but that's a good flavor, too! Sweet, mellow and creamy, this is much better than I expected it to be. The understated bitterness of the dark chocolate really held this one together. I have to thank the readers for suggesting these, I had no idea they were so fresh tasting. I was expecting a solid and bland fondant but instead it was quite a treat. Given a choice, I think I'll always go for the dark chocolate ones. There are a few I didn't try ... and now I'm looking forward to finding the coconut nests. There's a huge assortment of flavors too, I didn't see them all at the Rite Aid where I picked these up, but they also have a large number of "sugar free" varieties as well ... I'm not willing to try them myself, but if someone else can chime in on whether or not their good, they might make a nice treat for diabetic or dieting friends. They're also pretty satisfying as a single treat goes and because they're mostly fluffed sugar, they're much lower in calories than an all-chocolate candy, ranging from 130 to 150 calories for a single egg. If they don't sell them near you, the web price for these nuggets by the case is pretty good, only $.49 cents per egg. I wish they sold a sampler case that had two of each in it. I'd really like to try the Pecan/Caramel one.
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Imagine you're a hot shot game developer. Maybe a sexy lady one who is helplessly attracted to thirty-something video game journalists. You've spent the last three years pouring your heart and soul into a brand new game. It's received with critical and commercial success. It's high-fives all round. But when the back-slapping is done, you realise that you're expected to do it all again for a sequel. Only problem is, you've used all your best ideas and your formerly swollen sack of creative juices is looking as sad and shrivelled as a balloon at an asthma convention.
What are you going to do? Easy. You check out this rundown of awesome game features that absolutely definitely *have* to be in the sequel. It's an essential laundry list for imaginary game developers everywhere...
More weapons
Never mind that players only made use of one of the 200 available weapons when they rattled through the first game. If the sequel doesn't contain at least 20% more things that kill and go bang then it has failed and will be ridiculed. Chainsaws, flamethrowers, and grenade variants (like sticky grenades and pipe bombs) all make really good sequel weapons. Oh yeah, and shields. Shields are always a good bet for sequels.
Bigger environments
Whoever heard of a sequel with a fully-realised organic sandbox open world that's half the size of the original? No one. Because it doesn't happen.
Players like making hideous looking characters with pink afros and magnetically opposed eyeballs. So if it didn't make the first game, be sure to throw customization into the mixer. And if it did make the first game, just give players the option to customize the shit out of everything else. Rooms. Armour. Vehicles. Everything.
Something that is 'overhauled'
It doesn't matter what. Combat system, physics, front-end interface, mip-mapping transponderating flim-flam... whatever. As long as the press-release or back-of-the-box mentions that *something* has been 'overhauled', 'rebuilt from the ground up' or 'completely reworked', you can make some ambiguous claim that the action has been 'taken to the next level' or is 'even more intense'. Gamers will subconsciously play the game thinking that something drastic has changed. And no-one will remember what the 'overhauled' thing was like in the first place anyway.
Above: Totally 100% better than the first game
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(25 Recipes) Created by SHERIEKOCH
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Cookbook creator says: This soup is one of my favorites. Yum! Next time I'm doubling the recipe so I have more leftovers. Submitted by FOODIEWIFE Carbs: 27.4g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 251.9
This recipe is fast, filling and super low in fat. Submitted by DILBERTA Carbs: 36.8g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 8.4g | Calories: 217.3
Very Good 4.5/5
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Step aside, Manwich! You've got nothing on these babies! *I typically use brown sugar instead of regular sugar, and I buy as lean of beef as I can find. My fiance won't eat anyone else's Sloppy Joes after he tried these! Also, these are really large servings, you could easily cut this in half for a smaller portion with fewer calories... Submitted by ALICIABH Carbs: 21.4g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 23.8g | Calories: 261.3
Very Good 4.4/5
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Delicious, creamy soup that tastes like it should be more calories! Carbs: 10.9g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 76.9
Very Good 4.2/5
(13 ratings)
Submitted by PAIGESCOTT Carbs: 17.4g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 3.9g | Calories: 95.6
Incredible! 5.0/5
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This is a wonderful chicken and pasta dish. If you decide to make it and think the calories are a bit high you can cut the marinade recipe in half. The ingredients listed are double of what the original recipe called for. Submitted by ERIKABRINK Carbs: 45.1g | Fat: 35.8g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 594.6
Incredible! 5.0/5
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If you are looking for something hot and savory this is it. A wintertime favorite with a few extras. This meal is great for the freezer or if like me you have a family to feed also. Submitted by ALASKANBLOSSOMS Carbs: 20.8g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 9.4g | Calories: 141.4
Good 3.8/5
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This easy one-dish meal is prepared and cooked in only one pot, saving you space and cleanup. You can decrease the sodium by using less anchovy paste or by replacing it with the olives. Carbs: 64g | Fat: 14.6g | Fiber: 13.8g | Protein: 42.7g | Calories: 547.3
Very Good 4.5/5
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This is a fantastic way to sneak veggies into your kids. I HATE cauliflower and cabbage and I love this soup. Very little prep time, 4 ingredients, and <1 gm of fat. Submitted by KAT.COURTNEY Carbs: 6.1g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 40.8
We're serious about the spice in this recipe. Whole-grain pasta and tender shrimp pair perfectly with a luxuriously rich, piquant sauce. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 27.6g | Fat: 15.7g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 356.9
Ditch those packets from the supermarket, and whip up a batch of this simple, tasty taco seasoning! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.2g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 38.1
The versatility of this Mexican salsa is limitless! Put it on grilled chicken or steak, add it to eggs, or serve with tortilla chips. Submitted by METALFINGER2U Carbs: 5.9g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 22.5
Smoky from the cumin with a hidden serving of vegetables, this dip is equally delicious in a burrito as it is spread on tortilla chips. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 5.3g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 32.9
Very Good 4.4/5
(14 ratings)
This is a variation of a Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user TWINMOM143 - Skillet white beans, spinach, & tomatoes Submitted by KRYSTYL_ROSE Carbs: 55.3g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 12.5g | Protein: 16.4g | Calories: 299.9
This sweet and spicy soup is a staple of Thai takeout. Chef Meg recreated it for a fraction of the cost and sodium! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.4g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 22.7g | Calories: 141.5
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Slightly sweet and rich. LOW CARB Carbs: 6.2g | Fat: 24.6g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 37.2g | Calories: 399.8
Very Good 4.2/5
(98 ratings)
So yummy and sweet ... you don't even need syrup! Carbs: 48.4g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 9.3g | Calories: 246.6
Incredible! 5.0/5
(10 ratings)
this is my own seasoning blend for making taco's or fajita's...I always have these spices naturally on hand.. and will NEVER go back to store bought. Submitted by LADYGWEN25 Carbs: 11.8g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 58.6
Rich, flavorful honey mustard chicken with carrots and potatoes. Carbs: 39.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 356.7
This is a quick and easy chicken dish that looks and tastes like you went to a lot of work. Submitted by CARPROTH Carbs: 32.7g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 10.2g | Protein: 35.7g | Calories: 365.5


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Katy Perry Would Totally Kiss Kristen Stewart
Katy Perry believes she could kiss a girl and like it, if the girl was Kristen Stewart.
Perry said Stewart was her dream girl kiss when asked point blank on an E! news interview airing Wednesday night.
"She's got this simple, young teenage demeanor that's very honest," Perry says. "I'm like, 'you're pretty, I was like you when I was 17.'"
Perry also answered why she did not smooch a girl in the "I Kissed A Girl" video. She wanted the video to be "more mysterious."
We can wait for that for when Kristen signs on for the video sequel!
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Spiritair has the distinction of being among the first airlines to charge extra for checked luggage; now, they have proclaimed their intention to collect more for carry-ons. Add that to a face-to-face check-in experience with a countertop touch screen instead of an agent, insufficient space to access a window seat walking straight up once in the plane, inconsiderate parents who pay no attention to their screaming kids, and the latest information in print related to the increasing number of mid-air collisions and there you have Spririt in particular and all the airlines, generally. Remember TWA? I worked aloft for that company in the mid-60s. Suffice it to say that flying with the big airlines then provided customers an extremely satisfying experience. I hope that, once all today's CEOs have made as many millions as will make them comfortable, they will order that ticket prices be increased so that the services that distinguished one company from the other be upgraded and once again, included in the price. The first company to take this path ought to see its profits greatly increased.


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MAC • Cremesheen - Creme Cup • Lipstick
(404 reviews)
Average Rating. | 4.3 |
Would buy this product again. | 78% |
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BeautySis on 1/14/2014 11:21:00 PM more reviews by BeautySis
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
Love love love this lipstick! Finally gave into the hype and purchased my first MAC lipstick and I'm so glad I did! better than any other lipstick I've owned an I adore this colour =)
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*TOP REVIEWER* prettygirlmo on 1/12/2014 1:43:00 AM more reviews by prettygirlmo
Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I used to have Angel, and I hated it. But, surprisingly I knew I wanted to replace it with its "dupe" Creme Cup. It is sooo much better than Angel. CC has a subtle cool undertone to it, and it's a really pretty light pink nude color that would work for all skin tones. It has a Cremesheen finish, so it's slightly creamy, and comfortable to wear. It's semi-opaque, and lasts about four-five hours on me. I have one nude nude-Myth, one coral nude-Coral Bliss, and this is the only pink nude I have found that I love. A must have lipstick for fair skin!
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asherzoby on 1/10/2014 1:46:00 AM more reviews by asherzoby
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
i heard so much about MAC lipsticks that i want to love this.
But sorry, i can't! it just does not look right sitting on my lips. Perhaps the colour is too beigey or strong and the texture is not right. This makes it look like i smeared some crayon on my lips which is NOT the look i am going for. The colour is also too stark against my asian NC 25 skin. I am not sure if its just me coz i know some asian like beautifymeh loves this, but this just does not work on me. I am chinese with yellow skin tones so perhaps that is why?
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jovanamercepx on 12/29/2013 2:00:00 PM more reviews by jovanamercepx
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This lipstick has such an amazing creamy texture and the colour is a perfect nudey-pink. The lasting power isn't too good and it is very expensive (well for a lipstick) Over all I adore this and it is my favourite in my collection by far, it is worth the £15!!:-)
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Rubymm on 12/28/2013 11:44:00 AM more reviews by Rubymm
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
I don't think this lipstick compliments me! It looks a bit orangy and beigey and that's not what I was looking for I was looking for a pale pink nude that would compliment me but this unfortunately wasn't it and I'm really sad because it's so expensive for a lipstick! really dont like this
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*TOP REVIEWER* dbmiller on 12/23/2013 6:17:00 PM more reviews by dbmiller
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
This is such a beautiful shade. It's a classic pink that's not too warm, not too cool and
not too bright. It almost comes off like a nude, but it's definitely a pink and is so flattering. I love the Cremesheen formula too, creamy, not the least bit drying and the scent of all MAC lipsticks is to die for.
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*TOP REVIEWER* baby_grazi_x05 on 11/25/2013 9:55:00 AM more reviews by baby_grazi_x05
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination Hair: Red Eyes: Green
I think I got this lippie as a B2M some years ago, and I have a wee little nubbin left. That says a lot considering how many barely-used lipsticks I have in my collection! It's a very nice neutral pink, with just a hint of bubblegum pink to keep it from being drab. I like this with a gloss on top of it because it can make me look a LITTLE corpse-y. The thickness of the formula is nice, but not too thick. It lasts for quite some time due to this. It's not drying at all and has a VERY comfortable feel on the lips. I really like it! I'm not 100% on whether or not I'd repurchase because I have so many neutral pinks in my collection and this one doesn't stand out - but it's still a nice one to have in your collection!
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alexandra0107 on 10/27/2013 10:59:00 AM more reviews by alexandra0107
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Grey
I love the texture of this lipstick! So smooth and just feels lovely! Definitely a my lips but better colour. I'm a NC30 gal (with the help of fake tan) and I'm an eyelash junkie, I wear them every day! So it was important for me to find the right nude that wouldn't look over the top due to my semi-dramatic eyes. I used to use ravishing but found it was slightly too orange on me. Créme cup is amazing, beautiful and has that hint of pink. I have (dyed) black hair and find that bright lipsticks suit me due to this but all my brights have been thrown out the window for this one. In love.
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Annalouise91 on 9/29/2013 3:24:00 AM more reviews by Annalouise91
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
I wear this to work almost everyday. It's the perfect nudey/pink. It's creamy consistency makes it really comfortable to wear. Can't go wrong!
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ElizBehrrr on 9/27/2013 10:15:00 PM more reviews by ElizBehrrr
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Blue
I went to MAC looking for a simple pink nude. The lady there was rushing me, so I felt like that I HAD to buy that one right that minute. It is a very Barbie, bubblegum pink shade. This would absolutely fantastic for darker skin tones, no doubt. But for me, this is just way too pink. Too Barbie for my skin tone, I look stupid with this shade on. BUT if I mix this with a nude shade...it's perfect. Otherwise, way too pigmented.
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I haven't been here in years, but now we've got a new home and new decorating challenges so I will probably be here a lot! Our family room has these 4 windows(hopefully picture will show up) and I'm stumped. They have no moulding around them and I think a panel on each side would leave too much blank space above. Any thoughts? I love roman shades, but not sure inside or outside mount? I wild love some input! |
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Well, depends on the look you want, as well as the functionality you are after. If that was my space and I wanted the treatments to be able to be opened and closed easily and at various times of day, I would say two large panels on a traverse rod. I had that in my former living room and now in my family room. If I wanted to treat each window individually, I would either inside mount roman shades (if you have the depth on the inside), or outside mount close to the crown molding. |
You need to first decide what you are trying to accomplish with the window treatments. If the mini blinds were gone, would you need privacy or light control from the new window coverings? Are you willing to keep the current blinds and add panels? Stationary panels on the sides would look fine, in my opinion. It helps to know what style of furniture you have in the room. That should affect what you choose for the windows. |
Thanks to you both. The furniture in the room right now is from our old formal LR during my brief French Country phase, probably will be replaced in a year or 2, maybe with a leather couch but definitely more casual. The WT really need to just be decorative- I find I always keep the blinds up and I'm not opposed to taking them down. I don't want anything too fussy. In my old house I had all panels but just worry about all that space above the 4 windows with nothing but a rod! |
What about tailored valances over linen pull-down shades running within each window? That way you can adjust each individually depending on lighting needs. Edie |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Wed, Aug 13, 14 at 18:21
You can mount a long rod near the ceiling with dummy side panels on the outside, then outside mount wooden shades butted together near the rod to fill in the gap between the window top and the rod. Or you can mount a single valance across the entire 4 windows, covering the window tops and then hide inside mount blinds/duettes underneath so only the valance would be visible during the day. (This valance may not be your style or color, but just to give you the idea.) If you want to look for more window treatment ideas, ther is an old thread on it, linked below. |
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- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Wed, Aug 13, 14 at 18:55
Another example |
- Posted by lizbeth-gardener (My Page) on Wed, Aug 13, 14 at 20:24
I love your suggestions, Annie! (except for the valance). The treatments you show add such a warm, finished feel to the rooms and also seem to cover all bases: function well for privacy or view, classy and they cleverly conceal the lack of a window frame. |
Wow! Annie, the panel/blind look is perfect. I get the panels I love but also something to fill in the top. I wonder if I could do as in the second picture-patterned roman shades and then a solid neutral panel? Or if the patterned roman shades would be too much since it would cover so much space? |
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You certainly can do a pattern, but don't let it go too bold. |
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barely a bloody flake of snow here . that's the trouble with Edinburgh we only get snow when no one else does! even up at Swanston we have a bare smattering. boo.
on a course today . 9-5 total breaks 55 mins . exhausted. and back tomorrow. walked in the house and discovered I cannot stand the smell of our floor cleaner cue huge vom rash and note to buy fragrance free stuff for cleaner!
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no snow here in Findhorn on the Moray Firth, was a small dusting earlier when I ran round Culbin but nothing much. Thankfully the sun and wind over last few days have got rid of some of the ice but still plenty to catch you out if not looking!!
So glad hubby flew home last night as take-off/landing strip at Bham been closed today and he probably wouldn't have got home. Am hoping everything stays grounded and then he won't be able to fly back on Sunday, even if we have no snow up here!! It is dumping it down in the Cairngorms though so not far away.
I never wheeze either CM, even when my PF is absolutely dreadful, just feels like someone has a big rubber band round my chest.
RF - just focus on trying to enjoy and getting round, the rest will take care of itself. Over on the ultra forums there are mixed views about sealskinz gloves tbh and most people I know with bad circulation don't get on with them. I have been wearing a pair of these http://www.climbers-shop.com/1377025/products/dachstein_mitts.aspx this week when I went mountain biking and on Ben Rinnes, bit old-fashioned but do the job.
Caro - that's fantastic, well done. Very exciting!
TT - oh no, hang in there baby, not yet!!
So worked again this morning, was manic in the library with loads of queries along with lots of customers so brain was a bit pickled!! Hubby agreed to do school pick-ups so I managed to fit another 10.5 in - a little hills in it though which reminded me my right quad is still a bit trashed from Weds, think that side must have got more frozen!!
Orienteering tomorrow, is great as it's literally out the back of our house - I expect we'll be late though!!
TT we have had the same. RF - not too sure actually as I've had mine about 12 years!!! They do shrink a little when they are wet. So tough working out the perfect solution for hands. The toe sock thingys usually have a size guide ... I am a 5.5 shoe size and think I got medium but can't remember for sure.
I have a niggly right ankle and it's really pishing me off!! Voltarol gel, tiger balm and my foam roller are my friends this week and have just dug out the ice!!
We have about 6 inches of snow here. Had a snow day yesterday as nursery was closed so obligatory snowman built and snowballs thrown. I think we will probably go sledging today if we can get in/out of my road. It was very slippery yesterday, will try it in a while to go to the gym I think.
TT - when is your C-section booked for? I have had way more braxton hicks this time around. I asked the midwife and she reckons its normal for a second pregnancy. Well she didnt seem concerned anyway. I have my presentation scan on Monday so hopefully baby is in the right position. Still not decided on home birth but I am feeling a lot calmer about the whole thing.
I remember the face in sand on the beach well Hoggle. L did the same only with her tongue sticking out and eating the sand. We had some absolutely vile nappies after a day at the beach.
Right, off to wake hubby up to see if I can get out to the gym. We are supposed to be at a friends house warming this evening around the M25 but not sure I fancy the drive round to be honest or all the drunk people prodding my stomach and making comments about my bump. We will see.
No snow here. Bitterly cold, a few flurries and a light dusting on the hills. Had one of my toughest runs in a while this morning. Out at 6.15 for 20 cold, dark and hungry miles after 5 hours sleep and a cup of tea! First mile was 10.17mm!! but last 5 miles at marathon pace 6.59/ 7.15/ 6.57/ 7.03/ 7.02. Legs really tired. Hubby very kindly handed me a full glass of OJ just as I got in the door and I promptly dropped it straight through my hands and it hit my foot and went everywhere. What a bloody mess, just love crawling around trying to mop up sticky orange juice (with bloody bits in!) straight after a 20 miler!! Hubby was on his way out the door on his way to coach athletics.
Went to see Les Miserables at the cinema last night with a couple of friends. It wasn't what I was expecting but I really enjoyed it. Today will be spent cleaning and cooking in between running kids to gymnastics and football. Same two friends plus their hubbies and another couple coming over for a meal tonight. And they have all got babysitters lined up so kiddi free night apart from our twins and one 6 month old. (Between us all there would normally be 15 kids!) Just going to do lasagne but not sure what to do for a pudding, anyone got any good recipes?
Wow Turbo T so exciting. And well done Max, would be great to have it cracked before baby arrives.
Glad hubby got home CC. That is weird I have a niggling right ankle too. I've always had a dodgy right ankle - an old drinking injury from my 20s! But it has been playing up a bit lately. I have never had as much movement in it as the other ankle and struggle to point my toes down on that foot. Its not really sore just aware of it during some runs so similarily slathering on voltarol and massaging a bit.
Anj - hope you got hubby up and made it to the gym.
Hoggle - your life in Nz sounds so good. Is your hubby more settled in now? We'll need some piccies of the dress on FB.
Hope M better today RF and that the long shift goes quickly for you.
Have good weekends all.
well done on the 20-miler Lotte. Great pacing too. Sounds like you have a fun evening lined up.
Puds, well I guess it depends on what you have in the store cupboard ... tiramisu is always a quick and easy one. I took puds for NY eve dinner at friends - I took an orange semolina cake (really moist and yummy) and a fruit salad made with green jasmine tea and slices of chilli in it!!! I always think mixed berries is a good one - I think I've cooked them through in ginger wine before!! and served with greek yogurt
So many many germs around, my friend has her whole family down with something at the moment.
Funny about the matching niggles Lotte! Mine is odd as it used to be the other ankle (injury from an army assault course I did when aged 16) but has transferred over last few years. Has been really quiet for ages but suddenly appeared. Not out and out pain but there and definitely uncomfortable ... massaging my shins last night and was horrified to discover my whole lower legs need some deep painful massage I think!
Orienteering was not great this morning, light dusting of snow. Hubby decided to fill in tax return so didn't come to help me out, Thankfully course was out back of our house, just 500m down the road. I shadowed S round while J went alone as usual but when S and I got back he was still out - worryingly. I got S home and went back and thankfully he appeared 5 mins later, shaken and very annoyed with himself as took him way longer than should. Got him back home then legged it back out for my course but sadly not enough time by now so I couldnt' complete and had to bail 3 points from the end - grrrr
J gone to panto up in town this afternoon - free tickets for the cubs - so S is having a strop!! Then it's the orienteering awards ceremony tonight which is a bit boooooring but S is due a badge for doing 10 events so wants to go ...
Defo want to see pics of the dress hoggle. S used to eat food that she insisted in dropping in sand first - just as well she had no teeth for ages!