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Maybelline • SuperStay 24HR Makeup - New Version • Liquid
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AmandaMARi on 12/9/2014 9:44:00 PM more reviews by AmandaMARi
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
I loved this foundation when I first applied it. It went on and blended smoothly with my buffing brush. The color was good and after using a translucent powder I was completely matte. Sounds great right? Well after an 8 hour shift my face was shiny-I don't even have overly oily skin- and I was orange. It looked like I took bronzer and applied it too my whole face with out blending it down. I had higher hopes for this foundation because as much as I love my tarte foundation I can't afford it all the time.
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xXsharlyXx on 9/5/2014 12:48:00 PM more reviews by xXsharlyXx
Age: 25-29 Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Grey
Great drugstore foundation, awesome price and great coverage. Worked well with my oily skin too although I would need to plot through out the day or apply powder but for the price you can't really complain.
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gotmud002 on 9/1/2014 4:39:00 AM more reviews by gotmud002
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I love this foundation! It's true to its name, lasting 24 hours, and provides fantastic coverage. It does have a tendency to get oily, so I set it with pressed powder. I wear Sandy Beige and apply it with a Beauty Blender over my Olay moisturizer. It provides full and even coverage every time, even helping disguise the bags under my eyes. I have redness on my cheeks and around my nose, but a thin layer of this makes my skin look perfect (but it's also buildable for more problem areas)- getting me plenty of compliments on my complexion. I recommend this to anyone looking for more full coverage!
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screambledeggs on 8/30/2014 3:03:00 AM more reviews by screambledeggs
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
Doesn't work on my extremely oily skin. Blends beautifully and has a nice matte finish. But within 3 hours my t-zone gets super shiny, especially the nose. It transfers like crazy. Begins to be blotchy and fade within 8 hours; it makes me laugh how the "24 hour long wear" claim failed miserably.
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Livalittle on 8/17/2014 6:28:00 PM more reviews by Livalittle
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Other
I had this a while ago when I was breaking out pretty bad and I read some reviews and watched some first impressions videos about it. I picked it up hoping for medium to full coverage and a flawless face. When you first put it on it looks PERFECT and than after hmm 3-5 hours it goes splotchy and patchy it doesn't stay in place at all!! I swear this broke me out and ever since than I haven't repurchased!!! I don't really have oily skin, but I do break out on my nose, by my cheek bones, bottom of my jaw line, and my forehead. Also I have alot of dry patches everywhere else and my skin get irritated very easily. If you have a similar combonation skin type I would strongly recommend against this foundation.
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victoriasaintnoren on 7/23/2014 3:24:00 PM more reviews by victoriasaintnoren
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
if i need a foundation to count on to be perfect all day and night i go for this one. love it. allthough i dont recommend using this everyday because it will dry you out. i have combination skin and use it everyday around my nose or to cover blemishes, for the rest of the face i use powder or another light weight foundation.
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GigiMakeupStudio on 6/12/2014 8:48:00 AM more reviews by GigiMakeupStudio
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
Let me start off by saying I have tried MANY foundations. From drugstores' Rimmel, & Revlon to high end's Stila and Makeup Forever, and everything in between. And I would have to say this foundation is probably my favorite. Because I have oily skin, I find it works best. I wouldn't say it lasts 24 hours, but I will say it lasts for a good few hours before needing to blot. It gives such a flawless coverage, especially when applied with a Beauty Blender! It is medium to full (buildable) coverage without being cakey. I wouldn't suggest powdering it b/c once you apply, it has a powdery finish all in itself. It does dry fairly quickly so you will need to blend it in fast. B/c of the powdery finish you'll want to use a very velvety primer, such as Smashbox Photofinish. I find I get the absolute best results with them both combined! The price (+,- $10) is very reasonable for its value, & I think if you have oily skin, with acne or acne scars that you'd like to cover up without having such a cakey face on, I would definitely recommend this to you, my friend!
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Daficaricuchi on 6/1/2014 5:16:00 PM more reviews by Daficaricuchi
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
It claims:
- To look naturally flawless all day, and stay confortable
- To last 24 hour and no tranfer
- Withstand sweat, heat and humidity
- Fragance free, oil free
- Suitable for all skin types.
The foundation comes in a glass bottle, with NO PUMP :'( which sucks because you have to pour out the foundation or insert your fingers inside the bottle wich I honestly believe is grose and you can't control successfully the quantity of product you need, it comes with 30 mL. The consistency is a bit heavy, just a bit, because it's liquid, it's easy to work with, specially with a wet sponge. I find it very easy to blend into my skin with a normal sponge and ever better with a Beauty Blender. Smells like hipoallergenic products (I don't like that smell at all, honestly). I set it with a powder, it works beautifully with both coloured and traslucid and I don't wear any primer.
The color range is bad, but not awful. I visited the website first to identify those shades that look most likely my skin... and failed. I mean seriously, is it the website or is it me? I just saw all shades and they looked all the same to me. So I decided to go to Walmart and pick the one that matched my skintone most. You can't try drugstore foundations, so I think it's super important that the color of the product matches the color you actually see on the bottle, which worked for this one. I got the True Beige shade. But the color range may not have your skintone for there are almost no dark shades, forget about deep dark shades ( at least in Mexico).
Matte finish, definitely medium buildable coverage, I don't think it would last 24 hours (that's impossible), but doesn't transfer.
Now, this is the important part of the review. The website claims that it will withstand heat, sweat and humidity, and most of us girls probably laugh at this promises. Let me tell you its TRUE!! I seriously didn't believe it would have this amazing lasting power! The first time I was amazed by it's lasting power was when I went to Puerto Vallarta for Winter break, and find this would last all day with the heat, and the sweat and the humidity, just at it claims. The second time was at a volleyball tournament, a couple of months ago, and it worked amazingly, it lasted the two games we played that day (of course not as if I just applied it, but it lasted amazingly), I was BLOWN AWAY when I looked in the mirror on the changing rooms and it was still there.
So, many of us think that foundations that last that much most clog your pores and make you break out, at least for me, it didn't. This is seriously good stuff ladies, I would really recomend this foundation for other sporty girls and women who need their foundations to superstay all day long :) Plus, it could be really useful for prom, weddings or special events because it has no sunscreen, so it photographs really nicely.
I AM DEFINITELY BUYING IT AGAIN (when I ran out).
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harrisonfjord on 5/24/2014 12:06:00 PM more reviews by harrisonfjord
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
This is overall just an awful foundation. I was pretty excited about the staying power claims but I only wore this foundation for a single day and had terrible breakouts all over my face. As another reviewer said, these were not minor breakouts, I'm talking angry, red and painful. I usually do not like returning things but I did take this back to Ulta because I was not going to hang onto it. I am acne prone and have had reactions to foundations before, but never anything this bad.
I am an NC 25 and purchased it in Natural Beige. It was a good match and covered redness, breakouts, etc. extremely well. However, it does tend to look cake-y and my skin felt greasy the entire time I wore this foundation despite the fact I set it with a powder and blotted throught the day (I wore it through an 8 hour work day and to a party afterward and my skin was shiny by hour 4-5).
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Ellam77 on 5/24/2014 3:00:00 AM more reviews by Ellam77
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Olive Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
On the plus side this foundation has great coverage, and although I'd question the 24 hour claim it lasted throughout several 8 hour days without touch ups. Unfortunately, the cons outweighs the pros. First and foremost, this foundation made my relatively clear skin break out terribly; I'm not talking a few pimples, I'm talking about 20 over the course of the 3 weeks I used it. As always the lack of pump caused a few issues. I also found the finish of this, even with a thin layer, to be on the cakey side. I have no issue with a matte finish but it almost looked powdery. If I were to ever use it again it would maybe be for a night out when I want that full coverage effect but it's definitely too clogging for regular use.
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Almost any wedding or anniversary that I am close to the Bride or Groom I get elected to make Tuxedo strawberries. They are a great way to really dress up a reception table. When I make these strawberries I make a lot so I use the freezer method listed below.
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- 2 (907.18 g) carton strawberries
- 226.79 g package semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 340.19 g package white almond bark
- cooking paraffin wax (optional)
- wax paper, lined cookie sheets
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- shortening (optional for emercency response plan) or vegetable oil (optional for emercency response plan)
- 1Wash strawberries and allow to dry 2-3 hrs before dipping.
- 2Place 3 or 4 (depending on the amount you are making) almond bark bars in a microwave safe bowl. Microwave for 1 minute, then stir, continue to microwave in 15-30 second intervals until chocolate is melted.
- 3Dip strawberries up to leaves by holding stem/leaves, place on wax paper lined cookie sheet.
- 4Place strawberries in refrigerator for 15-20 minutes to allow chocolate to harden. For a faster alternative, place in freezer for 2 minutes.
- 5Melt 3 or 4 bars or 1/2 to 1 cup chocolate chips and wax in a microwave safe bowl. Microwave for 1 minute, then stir, continue to microwave in 15-30 second intervals until chocolate is melted. (Wax is optional but it gives the finished product a shiny finish rather than a dull finish).
- 6Dip strawberries up to leaves on the left and right side, forming a "V" in the center w/ almond bark, by holding stem/leaves, place on wax paper lined cookie sheet.
- 7With a toothpick or shishkabob scewer dip end in chocolate and make dots/buttons up the middle of the strawberries.
- 8Allow to set up in refrigerator or freezer as instructed above.
- 9Serve cold, I put mine on a glass,crystal serving tray.
- 10Hints: (Emergency Response Plan) If your chocolate becomes firm in the microwave, add a little bit of shortening or vegetable oil until it
- 11softens.
- 12Also, make strawberries the day that you are planning to serve them, with the chocolate shell the strawberries can't breathe and will shrivle up.
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- Calories from Fat 42
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I am no married man, but I thought this article was worth sharing. It gives you something to think about if you are married or if you might be married one day. We know the divorce rate stats. Marriage is a 50/50 proposition. As a caterer and a preacher I probably attend more weddings in a year than anyone attends in a lifetime. I can tell you this: no one looks worried about the divorce rate at a wedding. No one. Worried about the cake falling over, yes. Worried about a wrinkle on a tablecloth, yes. Worried about whether or not the mash potatoes on the buffet are good enough, yes. But no one is worried about divorce. I've never seen a bride huddled with her girls stressing over whether or not the groom is the right one. I've never seen the groom with his boys wistfully looking over the women in the room and wishing one of them was in the white dress instead of his bride. But I sure have heard a lot of people saying they married the wrong person a year or two or ten down the road. This is supposed to make everything better. It is a magic formula pronounced over a struggling marriage. It absolves the speaker of guilt. It is the equivalent of saying "I'm not really broken. I'm marriageable. I can do marriage. I just needed the right partner and this one isn't it." This seems to overlook at least one crucial fact: even if you did get the wrong partner for marriage, it was you who chose them – it was your judgment call. What makes you think your judgment is good enough to go out and find the right partner? And, more immediately, if you have such poor judgment about one of the most critical decisions of life, what makes you think you are qualified to judge the true state of your marriage? No matter how bad the marriage looks at the moment (and no marriage looks good all the time), it is wise to remember that your discernment got you here, and the worse the marriage looks, the less you should trust your own ability to see it clearly. You got fooled. Maybe you should take time to figure out how that happened. Ask yourself if it is possible that the problem is not who you married, but that you don't understand what marriage is. What if marriage doesn't create your problems but reveals them. What if the purpose of marriage is to create a situation where the real fatal flaws in us are exposed so the opportunity exists to get them repaired? I Married the Wrong Person, Now What?
This makes a lot of sense, if you really and truly hate yourself and are seeking to make your life a hell on earth before shuffling off to the eternal version.
Who hates himself more: the person who brings to light his own problems and deals with them or the person who sweeps his own problems under the rug and never deals with them? I am inclined to believe that the person who does himself the disservice of lying to nobody but himself about his own problems hates himself more than the person who is honest with himself about the problems that lie within.
So if you marry someone who is toxically bad for you, you're just supposed to keep looking till you find the reason it's all your fault and stay with them no matter what? Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooookay.
Well, first you should have longer engagement periods. All these folks that date and marry within a year - not enough time to know someone. Second, all those "cute" traits you find endearing? 10, 20 years down the road they will annoy the heck out of you. So keep that in mind. Third, no marriage is perfect, there is no such thing as happily ever after, your perfect woman will gain weight and eventually get wrinkles, Prince Charming will lose his hair, snores and drools in his sleep, and children for the most part reach a stage where they very well could be the little Spawns of Satan just as often as they're little angels. Once you come to terms with THAT, then suck it up. If you marry, you make a commitment. IF THERE'S NO ABUSE, put your big girl panties on and just keep going. For the man, nut up and move along. If you keep calling it quits, that's all your kids will learn is how to call it quits. No one said marriage was fun. Heck in the old days, love wasn't even a requirement for marriage - usually it was a "sound match". My grandparents were an arranged marriage and the love grew afterwards. People just get it into their heads to have this so-called perfect life. No such thing. My 2 cents anyways....almost 17 years here, but been together close to 20.
Most have no idea about being married to someone and what it means in real life. I would favor a class or even a long video that makes it very clear. Some facts and stats would be good to have such as divorce rate, lifetime costs to raise a child and other things that they probably haven't even considered that are life altering and will impact their relationship. Falling in love is emotional, not rational. Yet the decisions being made require the facts and genuine understanding up front before you sign perhaps the biggest business contract of your life. Of course you bring the real you into the marriage not the slicked up version from dating. Some live together for a while before tying the noose and knot around their neck. Sort of a trial marriage but easy to baxk out of if it isn't working Then their is the CF that is divorce. There definitely needs to be a class on that prior to marriage. Getting married is easy. Getting divorced is hard and expensive. And makes divorce attornies rich.
In Russia, the left hand is the wrong hand to wear the wedding ring. Had a ring on the right and was asked if I was married. Then questioned why that side and on the fly just said it was closer to the heart. Not knowing that was the right answer, and yes she fell for it.
Marriage is hard work. It works better when your goal is not 50/50, but where two people's priorities are to make the other one happy. Yes, you all know that couple. So disgustingly wrapped around the other's finger it makes you nauseous.
Haha, that's what everyone says about my wife and I. We have fights, but we get over it quickly. She has a temper; I'm even keeled. We share everything right down to our toothbrushes. That really grosses some people out. We're coming up on 5 years and still going strong. I think it helps to not have kids. Couples that rush in and then have kids right away usually have a bad time of it.
People get married for the wrong reasons. They "feel" some kind of thing for this person, then marry. But they can get the same "feeling" with thousands of other people. It is not a unique "feeling" to that one person. People think that this "feeling" indicates that that person is the "right" person for them. Unfortunately, they need to make themselves right first. Andy Stanley said something like this: Are you the person who is the person that the one you hope to marry wants? (sorry I dont recall exact quote). TV, media, etc portray love as sex, but it is not. Look up love in Bible.
Marriage is no 50/50 proposition. If you in thinking that way it's a zero. I got married for life and that's what I'll give her.
You should get your divorce done up front, prior to getting married. Kids do complicate things. I agree - wait a while and give your married relationship some time to grow and strengthen. From my own experience, the wife wants kids pretty soon after the "I do". I wanted to wait about 7-8 years before considering children. We would have grown up some, gotten closer and saved enough money. But, she wore me down and we had children two years after we married.
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Love Is 2 of 3TITLE: Love Is (Part 2 of 3)FANDOM: Three CaballerosPAIRING/CHARACTER: Panchito/José/Donald, and featuring Scrooge McDuckRATING: PGSUMMARY: José and Panchito go to see ScroogeWARNINGS: Slash so if you don't like that sort of thing don't readDISCLAIMER: The Three Caballeros is copyright Disney and I only use them for my enjoyment and not for profit.NOTES: Okay finally for the confrontation. Although this is kind of lax in the way of actual confrontation...I kind of like it. I mean I wouldn't be posting it if I didn't right? I hope I'm doing Scrooge's character justice, he's a bit harder for me to do although I'm usually good at kind of doing cranky people. Anyways I hope this works for you guys....José felt uneasy as he stepped into Scrooge McDuck's parlor. As the door closed behind them, he wondered if this was a good idea after all. He had been so sure of his plan a few days ago when he had told Panchito that they would wait but now
Catching UpTITLE: Catching UpFANDOM: Three CaballerosPAIRING/CHARACTER: Panchito/José/DonaldGENRE: Friendship or Brotherly love or Slash take your pickRATING: GSUMMARY: Donald spends some time catching up with someone...WARNINGS: NoneDISCLAIMER: The Three Caballeros is copyright Disney and I only use them for my enjoyment and not for profit.NOTES: Okay this is a short piece inspired by a talk I had with Sarahcallaberos a while back about Donald's family and what happened to them. I actually wrote this a little while back but completely forgot about it. I found it fixed it up a bit and I hope you guys like it...."Hey. Sorry it's been so long since I've been by, but I'm here now. First I have to say I'm sorry I didn't bring the boys by this time. I know you would love to see them. They are spending the summer with Uncle Scrooge. Sometimes I think that Scrooge needs them as much as they need him. They are going up really fast those boys and they are starting to d
ReunitedTITLE: ReunitedAUTHOR: GottabefierceFANDOM: Three CaballerosPAIRING/CHARACTER/GENERAL SERIES: Panchito Pistolas/José Carioca/ Donald DuckGENRE: SlashPROMPT: First MeetingRATING: PGSUMMARY: Donald REALLY hates airports, but he's willing to put up with a little frustration to go and pick up two very important people.WARNINGS: None reallyNOTES: This is the first of many stories that I am going to have to break out my Portuguese translator. While Donald and Panchito speak fairly good English Jos é is the only Caballero (in my opinion) that speaks in more broken English so there is some Portuguese in there. I won't translate it all but I will try to make it stuff that you, the reader, can probably figure out what the pieces mean. This is also my first longer piece with all three of the boys in it which makes me both excited and terrified at the same time. I love these boys so much and I always want to do them justice (even if they are cart


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Adam Nimoy - Like Father, Like Son?
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Being the son of a famous actor didn't make life any easier for Adam Nimoy.
As reported by L.A. Times, Adam Nimoy wanted to write a book about his struggles; ranging from alcohol and pot addiction to divorce, but what did an agent want? "Dirt" on growing up with Spock.
But part of the son's life was how his father's work affected his family, writes Adam Nimoy in My Incredibly Wonderful, Miserable Life. "Since the beginning, people have been coming up to Dad from every direction wanting something. Naturally, Dad had to be very guarded when dealing with these types of situations and often times he forgot to let his guard down when relating to me."
Like his father, Nimoy has struggled with alcoholism. After being married for eighteen years, he divorced. Nimoy writes about the failure of the marriage and the pain it brought which ranged from hostility from his daughter, to missing living with his two children and being part of their everyday lives.
Nimoy has finally forgiven his father and stopped resenting him for past behaviors. "I've never had much luck arguing with him," said Nimoy. "Have you ever argued with a pop culture icon? Have you ever argued with a guy who can cause a frenzy among thousands at a convention hall simply by performing a Vulcan hand salute?"
And of his own skills at being a father? Nimoy suspects that his son Jonah complains about him in therapy. "What's up with that?" he asks.
To read more, head to the article located here.
What's next in the revelations department? Nichelle Nichols is a lesbian? William Shatner did coke back in the '80's? Melanie Shatner married at the age of 16 after getting pregnant? Julie Nimoy became a prostitute who worked for Heidi Fleiss? Walter Koneig loves having sex with minors? What more skeletons do the TOS stars have hiding in their closets? And is the Next Generation closing in on them?
Sorry for the icons, but these revelations are both shocking, surprising, and hilarious at the same time. It's a good thing these guys aren't really big stars; Star Trek wouldn't survive!
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i will have a go and implement this into galan.
what is interresting is which thread calls these callbacks.
if its the audiothread its really no problem to implement this.
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I would open a terminal and cd into your /media drive and see if you external device is listed there. If it is try removing it from there by issuing the rm command. If it is not there make sure you have your permissions set up to remove items from your external device. Sometimes linux is weird about that. Hope this helps
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Yes its formatted in ntfs.Thanks for replying
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Here's a novel form of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.Apparently, when Pablo Picasso was born in 1881, he wasn't breathing and the midwife gave him up as stillborn. A quick-thinking and cigar-smoking uncle had other ideas, however. He leaned over and blew smoke into young Pablo's face, causing him to cry and, so, breathe deeply.
Mention that next time someone harangues you about health concerns and cigars. This is one case where a cigar saved a life and made the world safe for those crazy paintings of women with two noses and their eyes pointing in different directions.
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2 Comments: Here is proof that second hand smoke is a good thing and 2)perhaps Pablo would not have cried but laughed and smiled if his uncle had been smoking a better cigar.Marty WysockiHouston
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Even though it's more than four months till the next Vancouver election, the Non-Partisan Association and Vision Vancouver appear to have their marketing messages in order.
The NPA's central theme under mayoral candidate Kirk LaPointe is that it will listen to Vancouverites.
It's even promoting the hashtag #NPAlistens.
The NPA has also reinforced this through its slogan: "Your Vancouver. You Deserve a Voice."
The implication, of course, is that the governing Vision Vancouver doesn't listen to the citizenry, who have no voice in governance.
The NPA's secondary message is that it will offer more financial transparency than Vision ever has.
In other words, if you vote Kirk LaPointe for mayor, you'll get open, honest, respectful government.
Vision, on the other hand, likes to say it's moving "forward" and that the NPA will only take the city backward.
It's a blatant copy of President Barack Obama's campaign slogan in 2012, but the marketing whizzes in charge of Vision are hoping you won't notice that.
In the most recent Vision news release, I counted four mentions of "forward" (not counting the fifth "forward" in the headline).
There were also three mentions of "backwards".
Naturally, all the "backwards" were in connection with the NPA and all the "forward" messages related to Vision.
Expect both parties to spend at least $2 million each between now and election day to drive home these respective themes.
Welcome to 21st-century politics, Vancouver-style.
And,as we have seen it's all form over function with them. Why actually do something when mere sloganeering is so much easier?
Nothing new in their approach. I guess no one wants to make the connection between TIDES USA and Tides Canada, huh?
Now stop taking your comments from Vision news releases and apply some critical thinking before posting.
I sure hope we get rid of ALL Vision councilors, vote a minority party in, with a mix of different parties.


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Owasso has named Warren Lehr as the acting city manager. The action came last night after the city council accepted the resignation of long time city manager Rodney Ray last night.
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Queen's Brian May Says Freddie Mercury Biopic Is 'On Course'
Few rockers have lived a life as deserving of a biopic as Queen's Freddie Mercury. Apparently, people in Hollywood agree, because last week, on October 10, guitarist Brian May spilled the news that such a film is in the works.
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Are you ever driving along in your car listening to Jack FM and singing your heart out to a tune that you know the chorus of, but the rest is sorta iffy in the middle?
Freddie Mercury Photo Book 'The Great Pretender: A Life In Pictures' Coming In September
Late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury is as popular as ever, and the vocalist is getting yet another salute this year. Along with the upcoming documentary release, The Great Pretender, which chronicles his life and times, there's also a new book in the works titled The Great Pretender: A Life in Pictures.
Queen Rock Kiev With Adam Lambert
Queen are back in the saddle. The band, which first dealt with the loss of Freddie Mercury first by teaming with Paul Rodgers, returned to the stage Saturday (June 30) in Kiev as part of the ANTIAIDS benefit with Adam Lambert in the fold.
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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Queen's 'We Will Rock You' musical in London, the band is bringing back Freddie Mercury. The late singer will appear via hologram during next week's run of shows at the Dominion Theatre.


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While Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather banter about dimpled and pregnant chads, one ambitious group of eighth graders is busy webcasting the latest news for preteens -- on the Net.
Students at Aviara Oaks Middle School in Carlsbad, California, write, produce, and star in a news program on AOTV.
The 10-minute news show is broadcast on closed-circuit television and the Internet Monday mornings at 8:30 and 11:30 PST.
While it is not unusual for schools to produce their own television shows, Aviara Oaks is the only known middle school in the country to webcast a weekly program. Eastview High School in Apple Valley, Minnesota, webcasts a weekly Internet news program as well.
While AOTV's coverage may seem simply entertaining to some -- recent pieces have included stories on the school surf team and an investigative piece on long lunch lines, for example -- their technical skills and editing prowess are anything but sophomoric.
The class uses two Trinity systems, a so-called television studio in a box that allows students to make digital edits, switch cameras, create special effects and graphics, and build virtual sets. One Trinity system cost $12,000, which was paid for by the school district when the school was built almost three years ago.
Play Incorporated, the company that makes Trinity, was so impressed with the student-run show that they donated a second Trinity machine to the school. The second machine, called Globecaster, encodes the data, enabling the program to be streamed on the Net.
Doug Green's 120 broadcasting students also learn how to operate cameras, use the teleprompter, and generate, write, and produce original stories.
"It's probably more sophisticated than most college TV stations," said Green, who ran a local video production company before becoming a teacher in the 1990s.
"I think this is just fantastic," said Philip Cruver, the president of Kidz Online, a nonprofit organization staffed by kids who teach other kids technology skills. "It's not that difficult (to use) but typically schools are technophobic with cutting-edge stuff like this."
"It can be really exciting and really nerve-wracking, too," said Steven Wolfson, an eighth grader who aspires to be a sports broadcaster. "You can't go back and fix anything. You have to be right on it."


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21:45 18th March 2014
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Wales international Jack Collison joins Latics from West Ham United.
Wigan Athletic are delighted to confirm that West Ham United's Wales international midfielder Jack Collison has joined on loan.
The 25 year-old watched his new team mates from the stands for tonight's Sky Bet Championship match versus Yeovil Town having put pen to paper on the deal which will keep him at the DW Stadium until the end of the season.
He will train with the team this week and be in contention for a place in the squad to face Watford on Saturday. He is also eligible to play in the FA Cup. Colison's arrival comes in the wake of Chris McCann being ruled out for the rest of the season following his fractured knee-cap, and of Roger Espinoza being sidelined for a few weeks following his hernia operation. He joins Ryan Tunnicliffe, Martyn Waghorn, Nicky Maynard, Josh McEachran and Markus Holgersson as Rosler signings and the manager is delighted with his new charge. "After we lost Ben, Chris and Roger, we have now brought in two great signings in Ryan Tunnicliffe and Jack Collison. "Jack is exactly what we needed, he can play in a few different positions, has terrific experience of both the Premier League and the Championship and will heighten competition for places as we move into the crucial last few weeks of the season." Watford-born Collison came through the ranks at West Ham and has played 105 league games, scoring 11 goals. He was a crucial part of the team that were promoted from the Championship in 2012. He last featured for the Hammers in the league in January. He also spent a short spell on loan at Bournemouth earlier this season. He has 17 caps for Wales.
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I know what the caged bird feels, alas!
When the sun is bright on the upland slopes;
When the wind stirs soft through the springing grass,
And the river flows like a stream of glass;
When the first bird sings and the first bud opes,
And the faint perfume from its chalice steals—
I know what the caged bird feels!
I know why the caged bird beats his wing
Till its blood is red on the cruel bars;
For he must fly back to his perch and cling
When he fain would be on the bough a-swing;
And a pain still throbs in the old, old scars
And they pulse again with a keener sting—
I know why he beats his wing!
I know why the caged bird sings, ah me,
When his wing is bruised and his bosom sore,—
When he beats his bars and he would be free;
It is not a carol of joy or glee,
But a prayer that he sends from his heart's deep core,
But a plea, that upward to Heaven he flings—
I know why the caged bird sings!
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Bone, Homer Truett 1883-1970Overview
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by Homer Truett Bone
in English and held by 2 WorldCat member libraries worldwide Correspondence (1934-1948), speeches and writings (1940-1942), news releases (1940-1943), legal documents, statistics, clippings, and photos, relating to Bone's involvement in the public power movement, together with a smaller number of papers relating to legislation to make insurance available to merchant seamen in wartime. Major correspondents are Washington Public Utility Districts' Association and U.S. Federal Power Commission
Manual Explanatory of the Privileges, Rights, and Benefits provided for all persons who are, or have been, members of the armed forces and of those dependent upon them. [Compiled under the direction of H.T. Bone.]
by Homer Truett Bone
2 editions published in 1944 in Undetermined and English and held by 2 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Senator Homer Bone of Washington on behalf of Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska
by Homer Truett Bone
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Senator Bone talks about the re-election of Senator George Norris. He mentions his character, work with the Tennessee Valley Authority, electrical energy, and power development
Hatred on the rampage : making the world safe for democracy
by Homer Truett Bone
1 edition published in 1938 in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
Naval expansion program ... Report [and Personal views] <To accompany H.R. 9218>
by United States
1 edition published in 1938 in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
by John T Flynn
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Consists of book manuscripts including an unpublished autobiographical manuscript by Martin Dies and an unpublished manuscript by Herbert Hoover on the banking crisis of 1933; 800 manuscripts of periodical articles; manuscripts of speeches; scripts of radio broadcasts; correspondence; America First Committee files; reference and source files; and personal miscellany
by Mark A Matthews
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide William Jennings Bryan material includes 3 letters from Bryan to Matthews and 1 letter from Matthews to Bryan, 1916-1918
by Elgin Victor Kuykendall
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Correspondence, business and legal papers, deeds, contracts, briefs and court transcriptions, research notes, drafts, speeches and printed material relating to Judge Kuykendall's properties and business interests; his office career as legislator, chairman of the Public Service Commission and Superior Court judge; his research in Asotin, Garfield and Columbia County history and Nez Percé Indian legend and lore. Correspondence primarily with: Homer Bone, Knute Hill, Otis Halbert Holmes, Ernest O. Holland, George B. Kuykendall, Jerome Kuykendall
Anaconda officials escape with judicial "slap on wrist" for selling defective war material to government : speech of Hon. Homer T. Bone of Washington in the Senate of the United States, July 7, 1943
by Homer Truett Bone
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Daily Troll: Amazon tours. More tunnel woes ahead? Hanford whistleblower backs off
Feds warn region of transportation shortfall
The feds just mailed us a reality check about the sorry state of our transportation spending. In an April 23 letter, the U.S. Department of Transportation told the Puget Sound area that Washington State doesn't have the money to pay for the region's much-needed transportation projects. King5.com says the letter was addressed to the Puget Sound Regional Council, the group charged with crafting long-range transportation plans. The Council expects another three million Puget Sound residents by 2044, and is planning a requisite expansion of our (Metro) bus and (Sound Transit) light rail service. But absent a miracle (like Olympia passing a full-funded transportation budget, which hasn't happened in almost 10 years) hopes for such an expansion will evaporate in August along with federal highway funds. "The lack of the willingness to compromise [in Olympia] is killing us everywhere," said Congressman Jim McDermott, D-WA. Amen, brother. — M.B.
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Hanford whistleblower backs off
A Hanford whistleblower, who claims she was fired in retaliation for pushing safety concerns at the nuclear waste storage facility, is backing off on legal action, according to the Tri-City Herald. Former subcontractor supervisor Donna Busche has filed a request to temporarily drop her federal lawsuit against URS Energy & Construction. The veteran Hanford safety official has claimed that Bechtel and URS fired her after she pushed safety concerns in the design and construction of the troubled glassiification plant that would treat 56 million gallons of nuclear waste. Crosscut covered her case in 2012. — J.S.
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Ron Tutor is the CEO of tunnel contractor Tutor Perini. He's also not afraid of a fight, as he told the Seattle Times in an interview for an article they published Sunday. And when it comes to paying for the $125 million in cost overruns that the tunnel delay will estimatedly cause, he's prepared to start one in court to get out of having to foot the bill.
As Times reporter Mike Baker wrote, "Tutor's tactics in the industry have left him with a reputation as someone who aggressively uses the legal system to deflect liabilities onto others and to seek extra payments for work on large projects." Have fun with that one, WSDOT. — B.A.
Amazon opening up?
In a surprise move, the mammoth Seattle online retailer — and glutton for privacy — announced over the weekend that it would begin offering public tours of its massive fulfillment centers. According to a Geekwire article, Amazon will be opening up six fulfillment centers for tours twice a month.
Don't start salivating just yet, efficiency addicts. Despite the fact that the company is opening its fourth Washington fulfillment center in Kent, Wash., tours will only be available in California, Virginia, Tennessee, Delaware, Arizona and Indiana. Not in Washington. And certainly not in Wales, where a BBC report found "increased risk of mental illness and physical illness" at a facility last year. Still, any transparency is good news. Let's not let the perfect be the enemy of the good. — B.A.
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Live in Grantham so have been quit a lot. Hate to say it but every time I go I feel something is missing, the food is average and the service can be slow at times. So overall an average Italian restaurant.
Live in Grantham so have been quit a lot. Hate to say it but every time I go I feel something is missing, the food is average and the service can be slow at times. So overall an average Italian restaurant.
I had never visited Grantham before but last night we passed through looking for somewhere for dinner. My fiance and our friend spotted this lovely Italian restaurant and I am so pleased we went in. The staff were amazing from the outset, providing high level customer service, especially as I have food allergies and these were catered for. In addition,... More
Starter for me was a honey and parsnip soup...well what can i say...one of the best soups ive tasted. Roast turkey followed which was just as tasty. Ended the meal with a home made xmas pud and sauce.Well worth the money and worth a visit.Aim for the market place in Grantham and have a great meal
Each year I arrange some events in Grantham and for those in the group who wish to join in on Friday night, I make a reservation at Sorrento's for dinner. This year, six of us were given a friendly welcome and two smiling waitresses ensured our impressions were all positive. Coats taken, drinks orders taken and delivered in double quick... More
A nice Italian restaurant offering a good selection of Italian cuisine. We stopped in Grantham for the night. After a walk around the town we found Sorenro's and had an excellent meal at a very reasonable price.
I have lived in Grantham for many years and I must say, everytime I go to Sorrento's, I am disaapointed with the food they serve. The people are nice, but the food is rather poor.Sorry guys, but I will get a better pizza from Morrisons
A nice ambience with good food and attentive staff. A pleasure to visit.
we stumbled upon Sorento's on Sat 18th May on an overnight stop in town, it seemed ok from the outside so we wandered in. Service friendly and helpful, the food was bland beyond anything we have ever tasted in an Italian restuarant, no seasoning or real taste from the pasta dish or pork dish, starter looked like it was picked... More
We decided to celebrate the renewal of our wedding vows and our Silver Anniversary in the upstairs Function Room at Sorrento's. We could not have been more delighted. From the planning stages onwards nothing was too much trouble for the staff, and the service was outstanding.. We had excellent choices in creating our menu and the Manager willingly met any... More
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'The Walking Dead' Season 3 Finale Needed A Lot of 'Tombs'
Features By Caitlin Hughes on April 1, 2013 | Comments (3)We made it through this entire season of The Walking Dead, dear readers. It was a long, arduous journey. Sometimes people died. There were a lot of purposefully gross zombie kills. Two crazy dictators. Many appearances from Ghost Lori. The show never exactly rose to the heights of its heart-stopping first season and now, as it ends its third season with "Welcome to the Tombs," it never exactly redeemed itself. Sure, there was a high death count in this finale — but at what gain? Even with the Prison vs. Woodbury war finally upon us, the finale still came across as somewhat sterile, with Team Rick opting for leading a "bloodless war" against Woodbury. I applaud Rick's sentiment, sure. I applaud the logical reasoning for the survivors to join forces and become stronger as one, united force. But while the episode's opening was very strong, something about this finale just seemed hollow and it's tough to put my finger on exactly why.
Interview: Dallas Roberts Looks Beyond the Prison Walls of 'The Walking Dead'
Features By Scott Beggs on April 1, 2013 | Be the First To CommentSometimes Dallas Roberts ends up being more than two people in a 36-hour period. Like most actors, he's used to switching between who he is without the cameras rolling to who he is when zombies are outside your blissful gated community, but he's also a busy man who juggles just about every kind of acting work there is. Sometimes that means waking up one morning to play one role and waking up the next to play another. He's made an impact in film and television over the past decade (most recently as the weak-livered Milton Mamet on The Walking Dead), and he's also seen his fair share of the Off-Broadway stage. Now that the third season of AMC's undead apocalypse is over, Roberts will hit the big screen next in Shadow People and then (most likely) later this year with Dallas Buyers Club. No doubt he'll be keeping more irons in the fire in the meantime. Fortunately, we were able to grab a few of his free minutes to talk about his goals as an actor and for him to explain the best place to go if you become a zombie.
The Walking Dead: 'Arrow on the Doorpost' Points to a Big Woodbury/Prison Confrontation
Features By Caitlin Hughes on March 11, 2013 | Comments (2)After last week's road trip back to his hometown and the apparent close distance of everything in The Walking Dead's universe, Rick piles Hershel and Daryl into the car… and takes another one! Well, this time it's to Woodbury to talk to The Governor. But a change of scenery seems to be welcome these days, doesn't it? Much like last week's episode, this week's, "Arrow on the Doorpost," plays with format and is indeed a welcome change from the show's usual one location per episode mentality. It also puts Rick directly against The Governor at long last as the two (kinda) attempt to make a deal, while Daryl and Hershel provide cover. This episode does have its drawbacks, but what it does best is pair opposing sides – Hershel with Milton and Daryl with Martinez – in a humanitarian approach, showing that despite allegiance to either Rick or The Governor. People are just people! Glenn and Maggie seem to prove this also, though via a somewhat unsanitary act of lovemaking outside the prison.
The Walking Dead: Many Survivors Deal With a 'Judas' Complex
Features By Caitlin Hughes on February 25, 2013 | Comments (2)So, it would seem the prison is really close to Woodbury, right? If traveling to and from Woodbury is less than a day trip for Andrea? And given the high gates around each community and their respective surveillance abilities, why didn't they notice each other way earlier? The logic behind The Walking Dead can be questioned for days on end, but at least this week's episode, "I Ain't A Judas," had a theme – loyalty – and concluded with a Tom Waits song, which is always a major plus. Andrea questions her loyalty for The Governor versus Rick, and Daryl's loyalty is questioned for his brother versus Rick. Rick also snapped out of the crazy, Daryl and Hershel rose up as leaders, and Milton was also featured, so, on the whole? With a few exceptions, namely involving Tyreese and his crew, this week was just fine.
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Features By Caitlin Hughes on February 18, 2013 | Comments (16)The last Walking Dead brought us the showdown between the prison and Woodbury. Was it climatic? Eh. The only character-with-a-name struck down was Axel, and he wasn't overly integral to the show. Sure, it was somewhat of a shock that he was shot mid-conversation with Carol. And he was Carol's one chance at gettin' some – sorry, Carol. But it's doubtful anyone – show character or home viewer – will miss him after this week. The showdown also seemed a bit too conveniently orchestrated in that the brothers Dixon just happened to make it back to the prison at exactly the right time. Right. Also, where were my boy Tyreese and his crew during the prison invasion? Twiddling their thumbs in their holding cell, or did the show's writers just forget to include them? Well, neither one of those options is too great, and either way, it's just extremely haphazard on the writers' parts… Though The Governor did look absolutely orgasmic at the prospect of wreaking havoc at the prison and taking shots at Michonne. So good for him! And the zombie car bomb was a cool idea. This new installment of The Walking Dead, "Home," seems to have squandered not only the Prison vs. Woodbury confrontation, but also a few other opportunities.
The Walking Dead: Michonne 'Comes Knocking' and Woodbury Isn't Too Much Fun
Features By Caitlin Hughes on November 26, 2012 | Be the First To CommentComparatively to past weeks, the latest episode of The Walking Dead, "When the Dead Come Knocking," succeeded in showing some great examples of that age-old George A. Romero zombie parable: that humans' greatest enemies are each other. While we were treated to some great scenes of zombie violence, this episode was at its best when man fought man, even on a more psychological level. On the whole, this episode was fairly solid, except for that scene of Andrea and The Governor in their lovemaking afterglow. That probably did more to cause nightmares. Perhaps the most chilling scenes of the season so far were of Glenn and Maggie's interrogations by Merle and The Governor. Now, Glenn was always a nice guy and it's quite hard to watch him tied up at a chair while Merle threatens him with a knife. However, Merle, pressing a flattened knife on someone's upper lip isn't all that threatening… nevertheless, once the facial pummeling starts, you ache to save the wily little fellow. Michael Rooker as Merle (as usual) gets a great showcase in this episode with his ribald, white trash torture methods. He is able to convey the heightened sense of power that Merle feels over Glenn here, and soon afterward, the subservience to The Governor in a moment's time. Backtracking, his performed control over Glenn perhaps makes up for his being The Governor's underling in his own mind.
Casting Couch: Nicole Kidman Has a Crush on Colin Firth, 'Reach Me' Adds a Ton of Name Actors, and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on November 16, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's the casting news roundup that's ready for the weekend. Colin Firth is kind of a sneaky hunk. At first glance he's pretty handsome, but not the most attractive dude in the world, and then he's got this charm to him that just grows on you until you've scrawled his name on all of your Trapper Keepers. He's such saucy dish that it looks like he can make even a big name star like Nicole Kidman develop a schoolgirl crush. THR is reporting that she liked playing his wife in the recent World War II drama The Railway Man so much that she's now actively recruiting him to join her in her next project, Before I Go to Sleep. Apparently, Before I Go to Sleep is an adaptation of a S.J. Watson novel about an amnesiac woman whose husband must reintroduce himself to her every morning. Early attempts at titling the film The Rich Man's 50 First Dates were reportedly rejected by the studio.
The Walking Dead: Michonne Knows The 'Word' Up
Features By Caitlin Hughes on November 12, 2012 | Comments (4)Editor's Note: These blog entries are meant to be a discussion of the most current episode of The Walking Dead, so we recommend you watch said episode before reading to avoid spoilers. Keep your eyes peeled for them every Monday morning. On last week's episode, T-Dog was bitten and self-sacrificed for Carol, who went missing, Lori went into labor and died as Maggie gave her a C-section and Carl shot his dead mother. Meanwhile at Woodbury, Michonne grew more suspicious of The Governor, who flirted with Andrea to get her on his side. This week's episode, "Say The Word," is perhaps the most successful one yet this season, in that it provides a nice balance between the milieux of the prison and Woodbury and exploits the best characteristics of its most interesting characters. With a few exceptions, lot of important action goes down and primes the series for going in a more interesting place in future episodes – wishful thinking, perhaps?
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By Jennifer McHenry on June 30, 2014Every once in a while, we all need a ridiculously gooey, messy, amazingly delicious dessert. This one certainly qualifies. These bars are layer upon layer of good stuff. It all starts with a simple crust that benefits in a salty way from crushed pretzels. Then, there's a layer of gooey caramel. That's then topped off with cashews, chocolate, and a […] -
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Streaming FLV files to home network / DLNA
Apologies if this has been asked before, I did a search and didn't see it.
I have my Win7 networking configured to "stream my pictures, music and videos to all devices on my home network". With this setup I'm able to stream media from my computer to my Sony BluRay disc player which works as a DLNA client on my home network. My understanding is that Windows Media Player acts as the DLNA server, transcoding video file formats as necessary to stream them to the networked device. Additionally, I have installed FLVSplitter.ax from SourceForge into my SysWOW64 folder and registered it to my Win7 registry, enabling playback of .flv files in Windows Media Player. I can confirm that WMP plays .flv files on my local machine fine now. However it doesn't seem to be transcoding those files so they can be streamed to my networked BD player. In fact my BD player doesn't even see the flv files at all, even though they're in my network share location along with all the other video filetypes it does see. I don't need to stream /flv files to my network all that often (yet) so I'd rather not have to install a whole new DLNA server application to do it if that can be avoided. Is there any way to stream flv files to my network using Win7 and/or WMP's native sharing capabilities? As an aside, I'd be interested in knowing why MS has decided not to support FLV files in Windows Media Player without jumping through all the hoops. It seems like quite an inconvenience considering how popular this filetype has become. |
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I'd love to stream flv files to my LGTV like I do to another TV through a WDTV box on my (wired) network.
I find windows media player too clunky to use even for the files it does support so short of buying another WD box is there any way to make my video files visible to the TV over my network? The LG will play them off a USB stick but can't see them over the network. I think I made a mistake buying LG but the horrible WM Player isn't helping any. WD has its problems too as it can't handle the more compressed FLV formats. |
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