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Holy Land Experience is the real thing. Google it. I see the top of the Hebrew Temple sticking up over Interstate 4 every time I drive into Orlando. I gave in to curiosity one day and it is the most evangelical place you can imagine. They followed us out into the parking lot with literature just from my wife having a conversation about religion with one of the workers. . . . hand on the heart truth, to the parking lot!Quote:
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how about internetland? The place you go to get online, and watch people at home! :hurray:
:grin: Maybe they should put some displays from Brick Testament at the Lego Imagination Center at Downtown Disney! Great link, ultimatewdwfan, my wife just about died laughing at the Old Testament part, and she's Jewish.
No roller coasters at Holy Land Experience, but you can have whoever you go with take a picture of you coming out of the Garden Tomb all glorified.
Another thing we have common, my wife is of Jewish heritage also! The brick testament is great, I like how they use Jedi's as robed people.Quote:
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Which reminds me of a little story: Last year I took my son to a friends wedding (catholic) and in the church, there was a statue of Jesus, the one in the robes with his arms outstretched.
Connor, 5 at the time, I was examining Jesus very closely and trying to look behind him. I asked "whatcha doing Connor?"
To which he answered: "I'm looking for Qui Gon Jin's lightsaber."
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they have that one already, it's called the college program internship :yahoo:, and although the waiting room changes, quite often it's called Vista Way, or Chatam Square :grin: I kid, I kid.Quote:
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+pc+ Virtual Magic Kingdom: Where they create a computer version of Disney and then give the players hardly anything to do, restrict their conversations in ridiculous ways such as not being able to say "trivia" and then put it out to the public only halfway completed without frontierland or tomorrowland. . . . not a ride, but still a bad idea!
This Saturday I was traveling south on the Turnpike to get to Miami and there were tons of billboards of that Holy Land Experience :lol:. Some of the billboards had a picture of a Roman Soldier and a kid that looked scared to death!! I couldn't stop laughing especially since I was thinking about this thread everytime I saw one! I guess there should be a DWT meet there:rotflol: .
What about the chamber of farts?
"Escape from Magic Kingdom"
Just try to avoid the strollers as you travel on an exiting journey to the the monorail station after Wishes. . . . A thrilling adventure for adults, not recommended for children during the summer months.
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Sadly, they already have that ride, don't they?
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Yes, I know I go on the "Escape from Magic Kingdom" ride EVERY time I go to MK. BTW funny ideas guys, love the thread.


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Jimmy Fallon aired a great segment with former Yankee, Robinson Cano tonight. Yankees fans strolled through Bryant Park and booed a cardboard cutout of Robbie. Little did they know, the former New York star was standing right behind it. Let the ass-kissing begin.
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Just out of dentist. 1 It appears that some people who don't know me think I actually go round punching "in the throat". Not true.
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2. If anyone believes I would seriously threaten someone with violence, I of course withdraw and apologise
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(Sports Network) - The Minnesota Timberwolves have pretty much played themselves out of a postseason spot, but at least they can enjoy life in the Big Easy when they visit the New Orleans Hornets tonight.
Minnesota is 5 1/2 games off the eighth and final playoff berth in the Western Conference with 10 games to play, and has dropped four straight and 12 of the past 16 contests. The Timberwolves are 12-17 as the visitor this season and have lost two straight away from the Twin Cities.
The Timberwolves suffered a 97-94 home loss to the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday, as Kevin Love scored 29 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, but finished 0-for-7 from beyond the arc, including the potential game-tying three-pointer as time expired.
"They just fought their way back to a win," said Love. "You have to hand it to them, they played well and we had a major letdown on defense."
Wayne Ellington scored 17 points and J.J. Barea ended with 15 for the Wolves, who shot 42.5 percent from the floor and committed 19 turnovers, leading to 24 Golden State points. Barea had missed the past six games with a thigh bruise.
Wolves forward Michael Beasley missed his fifth consecutive game because of a toe injury and is questionable for Saturday. Center Darko Milicic (hamstring) is also questionable against the Hornets. Milicic has been absent the last three contests.
New Orleans was no match for the sizzling San Antonio Spurs on Friday, falling in the Alamo City 128-103.
Eric Gordon had 31 points in his second game back from knee surgery for the Hornets, who are a dismal 14-41 on the season and finished 0-4 versus the Spurs. Marco Belinelli and Carl Landry ended with 15 and 13 points, respectively.
"They (San Antonio) have won championships and they know how to win," Hornets guard Greivis Vasquez said. "They have Manu [Ginobili], [Tim] Duncan, and [Tony] Parker and everybody else doing their job, but they just played a lot harder than us tonight. They made some good additions and they are a good team."
New Orleans guard Jarrett Jack missed the game due to a sore right ankle and will likely miss a third straight contest tonight for the Hornets, who also continue to play without injured big man Emeka Okafor.
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IRAN/MIDDLE EAST-Obama Reportedly Unhappy With Encounter With Hawkish Netanyahu
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"Obama Reportedly Unhappy With Encounter With Hawkish Netanyahu" -- KUNA
Headline - KUNA Online
Saturday May 21, 2011 08:05:08 GMT
(KUWAIT NEWS AGENCY) - Today: 21 May 2011 Time: 10:46 AM Obama reportedly
unhappy with encounter with hawkish Netanyahu Politics 5/21/2011 10:22:00
AM GAZA, May 21 (KUNA) -- US President Barack Obama is "disappointed" with
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the latter's rejection of
his proposed plan for settling the protracted conflict with the
Palestinians, according to the Israeli media on Saturday.A senior U.S.
State Department official told the Israeli media network Haaretz that
Obama is disappointed with Netanyahu's reaction to his Middle East policy,
faulting Netanyahu for focusing on the issue of 1967 bor ders instead of
looking at his policy as a whole and especially the alternative he
proposed to the unilateral declaration of the Palestinian state at the
United Nations. "There were plenty of things in support of Israel," the
unnamed official told Haaretz, citing Obama's wariness of the recent
reconciliation of Hamas and Fatah, his condemnation of terror perpetrated
by Hamas and his call for Palestinians to halt unilateral steps toward
recognition. The official added that Obama recognized Israel as a Jewish
state, saying that focusing on issue of 1967 borders "was missing the
point." Netanyahu firmly rejected Obama's call for a peace deal between
Israel and the Palestinians based on 1967 borders in statements on
Thursday and Friday, saying such territorial lines are "indefensible in
light of the current demographic and security reality." The official
acknowledged that the U.S. president expressed frustration over the way
the peace process develo ped, saying Obama has presented his vision as a
way of getting started, and a way to avoid in September a repeat of the
situation that happened in February, in which the UN Security Council
voted on the condemnation of settlements and the U.S. vetoed the
resolution. "This time we might end up at the General Assembly with 187
countries voting for the recognition of the Palestinian state and two
against it," he said, adding "it's bad for Israel and its bad for the
United States. Netanyahu's reaction has aggravated the situation and
frankly I don't know how he will get down from this tree," the American
official said further.The official clarified that Obama mentioned 1967
borders with territory swaps as a basis for negotiations - not as a final
point. "We don't see Hamas any differently than Israel does," the official
said, adding that the U.S. recognizes that it is a terror organization and
is wary of the recent Hamas-Fatah reconciliation. He add ed, "we cannot
exclude an option of negotiation with the Palestinian Authority," pending
they accept the Quartet conditions. When asked about whether the United
States feels they still have leverage over Palestinians who have chosen to
circumvent negotiations with Israel and turn to the international
community, the official responded that the "Palestinians are clearly
disappointed, but they should realize that the UN resolution doesn't
produce a state," adding "they realize they cannot achieve it on their
own, without using the United States' connection with Israel." The
official said that Obama is clear about both the Palestinian and the
Israeli responsibility to bring about peace, adding that while Netanyahu's
and the Palestinians' reactions to Obama's speech were not surprising, the
United States is disappointed. The official added that it was paramount
that the United States expresses where it stands together with its
disappointment. The obj ective, he said, is to present an alternative to
unilaterally declaring a Palestinian state, for this will not resolve the
conflict. "President Obama's speech should be seen in its entirety, with
1967 borders and the swap of territories as the starting point for
negotiations, not the final outcome," he stressed.Meanwhile, another
Israeli mass circulation, Yedioth A'hronoth, quoted an aide of Netanyahu
as saying that the Israeli premier had entered yesterday's meeting with
Obama, "pessimistic and disturbed," and emerged from it, feeling "bold."
The official acknowledged the differences between the two men but
described their relationship as "good." Obama and Netanyahu on Friday
aired their "differences" over the path to Middle East peace but expressed
mutual optimism that a peace deal could be reached eventually.Appearing
jointly with Netanyahu after a meeting that stretched well beyond the time
scheduled, Obama said he and th e prime minister had a "prolonged and
extremely useful conversation on a wide range of issues," naming the "Arab
Spring" pro-democracy movements, demonstrations in Syria and Iran, and the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict."Obviously there are some differences between
us in terms of formulations and language, but that's going to happen
between friends," Obama said of the peace negotiations."I believe it is
possible for us to shape a deal for Israel to secure itself" and resolve
what has been "a wrenching issue for both peoples for decades," he
added.Netanyahu also expressed hope that Israelis and Palestinians could
reach a peace deal, but cautioned, "we agree that a peace based on
illusions, that will "crash".Following that speech, Netanyahu told
reporters he rejected a return to the 1967 borders because he seemed at
once to be appealing to Obama directly while speaking to a global
audience. He also reiterated his de sire to position Israeli military
forces along the Jordan River, even though that area could be part of a
Palestinian state. Another complication is a pending unity government
between Fatah, the political party that controls the West Bank, and Hamas,
which controls the Gaza Strip but is considered a terrorist organization
by the United States."Israel cannot negotiate with a Palestinian
government backed by Hamas," Netanyahu said, calling the group "the
Palestinian version of Al Qaeda".He also brought up the uncertain final
status of Palestinian refugees.Obama reiterated Friday that the
Hamas-Fatah unity agreement could pose problems for negotiations."It is
not a partner for a significant, realistic peace process," he
said.(Description of Source: Kuwait KUNA Online in English -- Official
news agency of the Kuwaiti Government; URL: http://www.kuna.net.kw)
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
This is another piece of yours that I absolutely love. So fluent and so emotional. It's almost like musical crack -- I'd love to drown myself in this, but then I get depressed and can't get anything done.
So yeah. This is not only GREAT to listen to. It actually REACHES me.
Thanks for the review! I wrote it at a somewhat emotional time in my life. I'm flattered and frankly, plain honoured that I could reach you in such a way as to evoke emotion. It's the most I can hope to do.
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ASHANTI is going through what her peers Keyshia Cole, Kelly Rowland and Monica are going through. She is a victim of the dying genre that is R&B.
Braveheart is a far cry from the golden days when she did those amazing songs with Ja-Rule. Having featured the likes of Busta Rhymes and French Montana, you know Ashanti is trying to make this album as hip hoppy as possible. In fact, there are a lot of things on this project that will make you think of Beyonce's work. Yet Ashanti was big before Beyonce was in the picture, and has nothing to prove.
There are flashes of brilliance on tracks like Never Should Have, a catchy sad love song. If you know about her break-up with rapper Nelly, you get the feeling that he is the subject of this track. If she had followed this direction throughout the project, this album would have been more powerful.
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(Russia Beyond the Headlines – rbth.ru – Vsevolod Pulya, RBTH – April 28, 2014) The Russian search engine was actually registered in the Netherlands and received its first investments from foreign investors. Nevertheless, it believes that this is "common practice for any internet startup." Russian search engine Yandex has responded to comments by Russian President
Moscow Times: Putin Says CIA Created the Internet, Cites Foreign Influence at Yandex
(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – Christopher Brennan – April 25, 2014) President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that the Internet was a CIA project and that Russia's most popular search engine Yandex had been subject to Western influence when it started out. The president told a media forum that the Internet "emerged as a special project
Russian Internet twitters with talk of Ukraine
(Russia Beyond the Headlines – rbth.ru – Anna Fefelova, special to RBTH – April 21, 2014) Russian bloggers and politicians use social media to discuss the conflict in the Donbass. While Russian state television is giving one perspective on the events in Eastern Ukraine, politicians and opposition bloggers alike have been expressing different views online.
Anatole Klyosov: The original Soviet internet geek
(Russia Beyond the Headlines – rbth.ru – Dan Pototsky, RBTH – April 7, 2014) This year marks 20 years since the internet first appeared in Russia. The first Soviet internet user, the well-known Soviet-American scientist Anatole A. Klyosov, speaks about the internet in the USSR, espionage and the surreal logic of history in an exclusive
Minister Sees End to U.S. IT Purchases
(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – March 27, 2014) U.S. spying could cost software companies said Communications and Mass Media Minister Nikolai Nikiforov, in a message attached to an Instagram shot of a recent Wall Street Journal article detailing renewed U.S interest in spying on Russia. "U.S. security services have put an end to the further
TRANSCRIPT: Press Conference with President Obama and Prime Minister Rutte of the Netherlands [excerpts re Russia]
(The White House – Office of the Press Secretary – For Immediate Release – March 25, 2014) Gemeentemuseum Den Haag The Hague, The Netherlands Q Thank you, Mr. President. You've been criticized during this dispute with Russia as not understanding President Putin's motivations. As recently as last month, you and others in your administration said
Ukraine's Social Media Revolution Years in the Making
(Voice of America – voanews.com – Cecily Hilleary – March 14, 2014) When a Ukrainian women's plea for freedom went viral in February and received nearly eight million views, it demonstrated the power of social media in spreading the message of Ukraine's political reform. Yulia Marushevska's emotional YouTube plea spurred thousands of Ukrainians into the
Three Statistics with Long Shadows for Russia
(Window on Eurasia – Paul Goble – Staunton, February 18, 2014) Three newly released statistics – one on births in Kazakhstan, a second on how Russians understand events in Ukraine, and a third on where websites of the .ru domain are hosted – say more about where the Russian Federation is heading than do more
NEWSLINK: Russians use 'love' emoticon on Facebook more than any other
["Russians use 'love' emoticon on Facebook more than any other" – San Francisco Business Times – Steven E.F. Brown- February 13, 2014 – bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/blog/2014/02/russians-love-emoticon-facebook-berkeley.html?page=all] The San Francisco Business Times reports that the top emoticon for Russian facebook users is the love icon. Yet researchers at Cal-Berkeley and Cambridge provide a mixed assessment of what that
Moscow Tightens Controls over Internet, But Those Affected Directed to Workarounds
(Window on Eurasia – Paul Goble – Staunton, February 4, 2014) The Russian authorities are putting ever more pressure on the Internet in the hopes of imposing Kremlin control on the last relatively free segment of the Russian media, but their efforts are being countered by those most affected who are offering hat they describe
Legal Online Video Has Inroads in Russia
(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – Eradzh Nidoev – January 29, 2014) While online video streaming in the U.S. has shown that the Internet can be effectively monetized by film and television, the fear of piracy in Russia has limited the spread of such services here. Only now, a few companies are taking the plunge and
The Artistic Community Responds to Events in Kiev
(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – John Freedman – January 27, 2014) When the going gets tough, as we have seen repeatedly in recent years, the tough take to Facebook. At least that's what they do in this part of the world. So it has been with the events in Kiev – call them protests or
Russia Beyond the Headlines: Russian teenager wrongly labelled as author of Kaptoxa malware
(Russia Beyond the Headlines – rbth.ru – By Dan Pototsky, RBTH – January 24, 2014) Experts at the company Group-IB have officially disproved reports identifying Sergey Tarasov, purportedly 17 and a resident of St. Petersburg, as the author of the malicious software known as Kaptoxa, which was used in one of the largest successful attacks
Proposed reforms will not stop pervasive NSA snooping
(Russia Beyond the Headlines – rbth.ru – Gevorg Mirzayan, special to RBTH – January 23, 2014) Russian experts say Obama's initiatives to reform the U.S. surveillance do not go far enough. President Barack Obama has announced reforms at the National Security Agency. He unveiled several changes, which he believes will redress the balance between civil
Print edition of The Moscow News shut down
(Moscow News – themoscownews.com – Natalia Antonova – January 23, 2014) Dear readers, the print edition of The Moscow News has been shut down by order of the management. The January 23 issue, which came out today as part of Moskovskiye Novosti, was our last print publication until further notice. Our website remains active, and
U.S. Congressman Alleges Snowden May Have Worked With FSB
(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – Anna Dolgov – January 20, 2014) The U.S. House of Representatives and Senate intelligence committees will investigate suspicions that intelligence leaker Edward Snowden might have already been in touch with Russian security services while working as a defense contractor on U.S. soil, the committees' leaders said. Representative Mike Rogers, a
Duma considers expanding security agencies' surveillance tactics on the web
(Russia Beyond the Headlines – rbth.ru – Marina Obrazkova, RBTH – January 17, 2014) Russian MPs want to step up counterterrorism measures to include more control over what the Internet. The powers of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) will be expanded, electronic payments in the Russian segment of the Internet will come under stricter
Putin Gets Into the 'Selfie' Game
(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – January 13, 2014) Though he may lack the Twitter following of his tech-obsessed Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, President Vladimir Putin was social media star over the weekend, as a "selfie" photo of the president and a young boy made the rounds on the Internet. [https://twitter.com/koffboy/status/422411344927653888] The picture of an unidentified
RIA Novosti: One in Three Russian Towns & Villages Have No Internet – Study
MOSCOW, January 10 (RIA Novosti) People living in more than a third of Russia's small towns and villages have no access to the Internet, a new government study shows. Despite the boom in Internet use in Russia, some 6,700 localities have no opportunity to get online, the Ministry of Communications and Mass Media said
CIA Cuts Off Public Access to Its Translated News Reports
(Secrecy News – blogs.fas.org/secrecy – Steven Aftergood – January 8, 2014) Beginning in 1974, the U.S. intelligence community provided the public with a broad selection of foreign news reports, updated daily. These were collected and translated by the Central Intelligence Agency's Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS), which was reconstituted in 2004 as the Open Source
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Overeager Compilers Can Open Security Holes In Your Code
Re:old news from decades ago (199 comments)
I'm going with old news from decades ago.
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Re:old news from decades ago (199 comments)
I'm going with old news from decades ago.
How could they enforce this? (373 comments)
I'm thinking something like a pre-commit hook, only integrated into Microsoft Office.
I don't buy the premise of built-in security (149 comments)
It would be one thing to encrypt all traffic end-to-end with a Diffie-Hellman exchange per TCP connection. But it would be quite another thing to prevent active attacks from three-letter agencies. You'd need a way to establish and ensure trust as well. If they can't decrypt the connection itself, they can use an active attack to intercept it and decrypt it. Even if the target is using SSL with PFS, they could always national-security-letter a signed certificate out of a CA in their jurisdiction. It doesn't really matter what security is employed; there will always be a way to defeat it. All we can do is make it harder.
I wonder - was it social engineering? (118 comments)
I can easily imagine a situation where he calls up someone with access to classified info, and says something like, "this is Snowden from IT; we're having problems restoring the backup of your encrypted data files on such-and-such server; can you loan me your login information so we can properly validate the checksums? You can change your password right afterward."
Re:huh? (3 comments)
It has everything to do with those decisions. You make the point about the SSD, which is a good one (though to Apple's credit, the SSD looks like it's actually proprietary, but able to be replaced); you have to pay $100 for 16 more lousy gigabytes of flash memory in an iPhone because of decisions like these.
The point of making that statement wasn't to imply that Apple is wrong because every other manufacturer uses modular components. Obviously that isn't the case. We all know manufacturers have to balance quality, cost, and time when bringing products to market. The point is, it's irresponsible to bring products to market that will not be supportable long-term. Part of supportability is using modular, repairable components that are built to last. As iFixit would say, repair is freedom. Modular components are a large part of repairability. Here's a counter-example: at a LUG a couple years ago I met one of the ZaReason guys, who partially disassembled one of their laptops. I don't remember exactly which components were modular, but it was quite modular for a laptop! Here's another counter-example. Modular designs can happen. It is a choice not to do it.
The fact that you won't be able to find a replacement battery 3 years from now illustrates this point. This is wrong and irresponsible and should not be tolerated. There are significant cost externalities in terms of waste products that the world is paying for due to these decisions. Companies make products that are difficult or impossible to service, and/or utilize planned obsolescence to ensure out-of-warranty replacement, because they know it will lead to more future sales when those components fail. The only difference with Apple is that their products cost more.
I don't see this as a critical flaw (269 comments)
If I want support from an app developer, they'll be more likely to listen to me if they know I'm a paid customer. (For those who don't want support, it would be nice for Google to offer anonymous purchases, though.)
Re:Many mobile browsers do this. (200 comments)
Not necessarily. That depends on the network topology and their server setup. The data might be going over an Ethernet connection in the clear at some point. And you wouldn't necessarily need direct access to the private key, either, depending on the setup (though if it was as secure as it could be, you'd need access to the machine the proxy is running on). No one is saying you can waltz into any Nokia office with your laptop and open up Wireshark. It'd have to be an inside job. And it's likely that the insider would get away with it, if they were careful.
Re:Another view; a catch-all inbox (93 comments)
Nah. If it was a deliberate ploy they could just strip off the "+whatever" portion and send to your actual gmail account, thus defeating you in a (possibly untraceable, depending on their actions) way.
Re:Yes, our real God. (231 comments)
Frankly, who cares? I think when most people say "Jesus never existed", they mean he didn't exist as described: working miracles, being born asexually, resurrecting, etc. I guess some people can dislike a person/idea so much that they deny basic established facts. (see Obama/Birthers)
Re:Oh, one more thing (153 comments)
I see. Do you know if there is there a publicly available breakdown of the income and expenses? It would be interesting to know how much money the church receives from various sources, and how it gets spent.
Re:To answer your question (153 comments)
Thanks for the response.
As for "gay rights", the church leadership supports homosexual civil unions, just not calling it marriage. In the same vein, you can believe me or not, but we don't sit around much and talk about gay marriage. A little, but not much.
I take issue with this. Your church should not be pushing its definition of marriage into law. If a gay couple can't be married at a Mormon church, that's fine with me. They can always leave. But that couple should be able to elope at a local courthouse. Civil unions do not provide the same rights, privileges and responsibilities under current law that marriage does.
Re:Mormons help people who are not mormons (153 comments)
I fail to see your point. To me, the church and the government here are doing the exact same thing: taxing people and giving them benefits in return. The "heart of the problem" isn't how people feel about receiving benefits. It's the fact that in our society, some people often get ahead at the expense of others who are left behind. That's called "capitalism". Some people, like the Mormon church, don't think that it's right for the system to leave people behind. So they come up with safety nets. I fail to see anything wrong with that.
Re:Mormons help people who are not mormons (153 comments)
Interesting. Have you personally seen non-believers receive assistance? If so, are they expected or encouraged to give back to the church in some way?
I personally would feel guilty about receiving assistance from a church. Welfare works because people who aren't actively using it are still paying into the system. I wouldn't feel as guilty about receiving unemployment (for example) since I have paid a lot of money into that system.
It's too bad your church spends money on things I don't support, otherwise it might be worth joining just for the safety net. =) Maybe you can come out with a non-believers insurance plan - a mere x% of your income, and you too can have guilt-free access to these excellent benefits!
Re:I am a Mormon. You are incorrect (153 comments)
OK, just wondering. Is it a members-only charity? Can I walk in [as an atheist] and receive benefits?
Re:Smart people can be dumb (578 comments)
Re:QQ (336 comments)
The interesting part to me, if you browse to qq.com you'll see a logo that was clearly ripped off from the Google Chrome logo.
My interpretation is that the Chinese government is mocking Google's attempts to scorn them - hence, they are a bunch of whiners - QQ.
Buy HP stock? (264 comments)
They have two
015/8 Hewlett-Packard Company 1994-07 LEGACY
016/8 Digital Equipment Corporation 1994-11 LEGACY
Re:You make excellent points. (609 comments)
And don't forget that people who get college degrees have an easier time getting visas to go to other countries.
So you get to say "so long suckers!" while your college educated friends have to go to those overseas hot sites.
Where's your sense of fairness? (184 comments)
The mormons are only slightly crazier than the average religion. I imagine these guys would be spinning this news like crazy.
Re:Tax Exempt? (490 comments)
That makes little sense, but I approve. In fact, as somebody who lives in Europe, I encourage every smart, qualified worker who doesn't feel welcome in the US to come over here. We'll get out of these economic problems by having smart people do innovative things. It doesn't really matter where they were born, but it does matter where they work.
I wish it were that easy. Where is this elusive "work" you speak of? From where I sit, there is no hiring growth in 1st world countries. Requirement #1 for hiring is "low cost geography".


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Call it whatever, it is a tinted sunscreen of spf 30; which is nothing wrong.
The fault is the colour !!! I purchased the medium for my NC 35 skin, it showed up much darker, although not in a bad way, looks like I spent too much time under the sun. I do not opt for the suntan look, yet this product is about 2 shades darker than my skin. I suppose the light shade will suit me but I am not going to spent the money again.
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I see so many negative reviews about this product but it just goes to show that skin care and makeup is so personal for people, I love it! Anyway, I loved this product. I had previously used the Garnier bb cream and it was a bit too dark for me. Made me look a little too orange. This bb cream is very thick and goes on pretty well when I use a stippling brush. The coverage is light to medium depending on how thick you use it. When applied to the skin it feels a bit thick also but sinks into the skin pretty quickly leaving a glowing and dewy look to the skin. It does not break me out at all and I have been using it for months. And the best part about the bb cream for me is that it does not oxidize like others I have tried. No tangerine face for me!
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This is not a BB Cream. I wish all the big names would stop touting their so called BB creams as BB creams, cause they are not. If you have used a real Korean or Japanese BB cream you know what I am talking about. I bought this because I needed a Sunscreen plus moisturizer that would not break me out. I am actually using this under Mineral makeup and it works fine for that purpose. I would call the finish on this semi-natural and dewy. A little too oily even on my dehydrated face. I think as a Mineral makeup primer, it works fine. I need less minerals, So it's basically a tinted moisturizer/Sunscreen and not a BB cream. I won't be buying it again. I'll stick with Skin79 or Missha for a real BB cream.
I'm giving it a 3 because it's a decent primer and it does seem to blur some flaws on my face. This is not for oily skin at all. Drier types may like it.
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Hated this thing. After all the raves about BB creams, i decided to get this one. Boy was i sooooo disappointed. Strong fragrance. the worse part, it made me break out terribly by the end of the day.
This definitely has a place in my arsenal. I prefer TMs or light coverage makeup. The color I purchased was light and it's a dead on match for my NW 20-23 skin. What I like about the shade is that it isn't pure gold, as I find is the norm in light shades. Stila and Maybelline I'm talking to you. The coverage is beautiful, slightly luminous, but I did notice more luminescence than I care for in the bright sunlight. I think some HD silica powder or any other sheer powder would handle this. But, today I used a tiny drop of this mixed with my Neutrogena Healthy Skin Enhancer #30 light to neutral and at the end of the day I had a non oily, not "glowy" finish. I like it. So, I am not sure if I would use it alone, but as a boost to some other more matte TMs, yes. As for the BB cream claims, I have no idea. I've never used a Japanese BB cream ad it seems that the US BB creams, for the most part, are just light foundations. Just have reasonable expectations of what products can and can't do. Price? $11.99, several coupons, final price about $8 at CVS.
Price: This was on sale at CVS for $11.99 + I had a coupon for a buck or two off. This is usually all I need to give something a shot.
Color: Not sure why, but CVS only had this in Light and Medium. There were no testers, but I took a shot and picked up Medium since thats what I wear for Smashboxs BB Crème. I am an NC43 and found the Medium to be a shade too light, but the formula was sheer enough that its still wearable. My neck is a shade lighter than my face, so everything blended pretty well. The color stayed true all day. I was actually hoping it would oxidize a little to darken the color a touch, but color integrity remained intact.
Texture: This was creamy, but relatively light-weight, as expected of a balm. I blended into my skin easily, without an streaking.
Packaging: Comes in a silver flip top, squeeze tube. I did not like that product has to squeeze through a small volcano to dispense. I makes the process messy and they product immediately gets caught in the cap after your first use. (Think
ketchup squeeze bottle)
Overall Thoughts: This wore well, but got a little oily by the end of the day. Its nothing blotting cant fix. Im sure I could also give this a light dust of my powder foundation to correct my issue with the color and prevent the greasiness from forming. While I like this product, theres nothing exceptional about it. I would not repurchase unless I could not find anything better and this was on sale for $10 or less.
About Me: Im a skin care junkie and like to mix and match my skin care products everyday to use whatever my skin needs at that time. I have very very sensitive skin and suffer from a sun allergy, eczema, and contact dermatitis. When I do break out or have irritation, the dreaded hyperpigmentation follows. So I run the gamut on skin care products on the search for the next big thing that doesnt irritate my skin.
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Best BB I've tried so far. (I've found them to be too cakey). This would make me look like I was trying to be a fairy if I wore it alone, but under light dust of powder, looks fantastic. I have that healthy, glowing from within look. I get my skincare from my skincare, so my expectations weren't enormous. Surprisingly, my very irritated, red cheeks look much better after two week's use. I use Retin-A and find it quite moisturising enough after I cleanse with micellar water, but the SPF could be higher. I don't know how it's going to go under my SPF 50 now the weather's warming up.
EDIT: Have bought the medium shade as well - it seems slightly more matte than the light one. (But never fear - the light one serves as a spectacular highlighter!!!) They blend together well, without being too pink!
- Redness in my skin was improved a little after about a week.
- I had fewer breakouts.
- It's not too pigmented; so the color choices are very forgiving.
- It doesn't turn orange! Yay!
- Coverage is only OK. If stippled with a brush you can get a little bit
- It has a bit of a dirty gritty feeling while on your skin. Bluh.
- If applied too heavily, it can look shiny.
This is the first drugstore BB Cream I've liked. The only one that actually does what it claims. Better than a tinted moisturizer but not the best BB Cream, I'm sure. A good basic option though.
I bought this on a whim because I had a coupon for $2 off or something and it still came to almost $20. I did not read the packaging fully to see illuminator, so I was shocked when my skin looked oily and greasy. This bb cream covers NOTHING, leaves me streaky no matter how well I blend and makes me look like I have not washed my face for days.. May work well on drier skin types, however. I may use this as a highlighter if I run out of my benefit one.
Really wanted to like this but I felt like it was to orange for me eventhough everyone told me I did not look orange. When I first put this on the scent was nice but I eventually ending up scrubbing this off my face at work because the smell got to me and was giving me a headache. I guess for someone who isn't sensitive to smells would like this. I am going back to the Maybelline BB cream since it has no scent.


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Hanukkah, oh Hanukkah, it's time for day three of the Smart Bitches Hanukkah Festival!
Today's prize is pretty awesome. But first, I've been asked for the Sweet Potato Latke recipe I mentioned yesterday. Ahoy, here it is, and the giveaway is below the fold. It's a good thing to hold with one hand, while eating latkes with the other hand.
Sweet Potato Latkes
Makes about 24 latkes. Adapted from Taste of Home Magazine.
1/2 cup all purpose flour
2 tsp sugar (I used Splenda bc I'm out of sugar. Worked fine.)
2 heaping tsp curry powder (MORE SPICE BABY YEAH)
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp brown sugar
1 heaping tsp ground cumin
3/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp cayenne pepper (like hotter with slow burn as you take another bite? Add more.)
1/4 tsp pepper
scant 1/4 tsp dry mustard
scant 1/4 tsp cinnamon
2 eggs beaten (Kinky!)
1/2 cup milk or Lactaid or milkish product of your choice.
4 cups grated peeled sweet potatoes
oil for frying
Mix the dry ingredients (flour through mustard). Stir in eggs and milk until blended. Add sweet potatoes and fold with a spatula or your fingers to coat thoroughly. Keep scooping from the bottom of the bowl to make sure there is equal potato/goo distribution. The goo contains the flavor!
Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. I used enough vegetable oil that it was probably between 1/3 and 1/2 inch deep in the skillet.
Drop heaping tablespoonfuls into oil. Let set for about 30 seconds, then press gently with the back of a spoon to flatten out. In my big honking skillet I could fry about 6 or 7 at a time.
Fry for 3-4 minutes per side until golden brown. Add more oil if you need it.
Drain on rack covered with paper towels. Try to avoid eating while they're piping hot (ow. Good luck with that).
I tried making bigger than heaping-tablespoon size, and they were soggy in the middle, so keep to the smaller size for browned, crispy latkes with chewy centers. The batter will get soggy at the bottom so stir every now and again to mix the potatoes with the wet stuff. Remember: the goo contains the flavor!
We're serving with honey mustard, chipotle mayo, drizzled honey and whatever else I think will taste good.
Happy Hanukkah!
And now: Ahoy! Contest the third!
On the Third Night of Hanukkah, Smart Bitches Gave to Me: A Generation Two Kindle, and a $25 gift certificate to Amazon!
Just leave a comment below, and tell me your favorite traditional holiday food (Christmas, Hanukkah, Solstice, Kwanzaa – Eid is over, but is there traditional food for Hijra? – and you're entered to win. Comments close in 24 hours, but fear not, there's another book – paper or digital – giveaway coming soon. Because Hanukkah lasts for eight crazy nights, and I have more latkes to eat. NOM.
Happy Hanukkah, and Happy Reading!


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ARE YOU KIDDING ME ? best bikini body of 2010 and heidi montag just don't go together. her body is disgusting, it really is. she doesn't have any proportions. shes a skeleton with two watermelons plastered to her bony chest. i heard she wanted to reduce them because she suffers back pain now. good idea, heidi. very good idea. not only should you reduce them boobies of yours, but you should also seek professional help. i really think she has issues and so does spencer.
big fake boobs like that just look ridiculous...it never ceases to amaze me how so many people have come to think this looks good...it is absolutely ridiculous to buy 2 fake watermelons and put them on your chest...i dont mind this girl but this trend is crazy
OMG! What is wrong with her nose?!?!?!?!
She was the goddess, if any on earth!
What? Are you kidding me? This can't be in the folder ''best bikini body'' like ever, just because it's not even hers body... Eww, gonna blow out my lunch ://
That's a very beautiful bikini body, though I don't like her very much, I have to admmit she has an amazing body, made by plastics surgeries, but, it's beautiful anyway...