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- Date:12 Feb 2011
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:New Douglas Park
- Attendance:2,876
- Elliott (21) Elliott (46)
Live Commentary
- 92:53 +2.53
David Templeton has an effort at goal from 25 yards. Gavin Skelton gets a block in.
- 92:20 +2.20
Unfair challenge on Andrew Driver by Mark Carrington results in a free kick. Andrew Driver restarts play with the free kick.
- 90:49 +0.49
The assistant referee signals for offside against David Elebert. Marian Kello restarts play with the free kick.
- 90:12 +0.12
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Marco Paixao from the right by-line to the near post, save by Marian Kello.
- 88:50
The referee blows for offside against Mickael Antoine-Curier. Marian Kello takes the free kick.
- 88:05
Ruben Palazuelos challenges Flavio Paixao unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Mark Carrington.
- 85:57
Marco Paixao takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by David Templeton.
- 84:43
Corner taken right-footed by Marco Paixao from the left by-line, Eggert Jonsson manages to make a clearance.
- 81:58
Andy Webster challenges Flavio Paixao unfairly and gives away a free kick. Flavio Paixao crosses the ball in from the free kick, clearance by Lee Wallace.
- 81:14
The referee blows for offside. Free kick taken by Tomas Cerny.
- 80:42
Foul by Mark Carrington on David Templeton, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Adrian Mrowiec.
- 79:41
Adrian Mrowiec is brought on as a substitute for Ian Black.
- 77:56
Unfair challenge on Andy Webster by Mickael Antoine-Curier results in a free kick. Marian Kello restarts play with the free kick.
- 76:59
The assistant referee flags for offside against Mickael Antoine-Curier. Marian Kello takes the indirect free kick.
- 74:07
Flavio Paixao gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Andy Webster. Andy Webster takes the free kick.
- 73:02
Shot by James McAlister. Marian Kello makes a save.
- 71:15
The referee blows for offside against Mickael Antoine-Curier. Marian Kello takes the free kick.
- 68:56
David Templeton replaces Suso Santana. (Hearts) makes a substitution, with Andrew Driver coming on for Craig Thomson.
- 64:42
Foul by James McAlister on Eggert Jonsson, free kick awarded. Marius Zaliukas takes the free kick.
- 63:39
Flavio Paixao fouled by Eggert Jonsson, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Mark Carrington.
- 61:16
Rudolf Skacel takes a inswinging corner.
- 58:53
Free kick awarded for a foul by Flavio Paixao on Suso Santana. Craig Thomson takes the free kick.
- 57:01
Inswinging corner taken by Craig Thomson from the left by-line played to the near post.
- 56:41
Effort on goal by Stephen Elliott from 25 yards. Save made by Tomas Cerny.
- 56:12
Lee Wallace concedes a free kick for a foul on Jonathon Routledge. Marco Paixao crosses the ball in from the free kick, Craig Thomson makes a clearance.
- 53:55
Marco Paixao on for Douglas Imrie.
- 52:12
Jonathon Routledge concedes a free kick for a foul on Ian Black. Direct free kick taken by Marius Zaliukas.
- 48:20
Foul by Lee Wallace on Martin Canning, free kick awarded. The ball is delivered by Flavio Paixao, David Elebert takes a shot. Save by Marian Kello.
- 46:27
Stephen Elliott finds the net with a headed goal from close range. Hamilton 0-2 Hearts.Assist on the goal came from Marius Zaliukas.
- 45:20
Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Rudolf Skacel, Marius Zaliukas takes a shot. Stephen Elliott gets a block in.
- 45:01
Flavio Paixao on for Ziggy Gordon. Mark Carrington on for David Buchanan.
- 44:10
David Elebert goes into the book. Lee Wallace fouled by David Elebert, the ref awards a free kick. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Craig Thomson, Ziggy Gordon makes a clearance.
- 39:45
Free kick awarded for a foul by Rudolf Skacel on Gavin Skelton. Free kick taken by Gavin Skelton.
- 39:18
Corner taken left-footed by Rudolf Skacel from the right by-line, save made by Tomas Cerny.
- 39:03
Ruben Palazuelos takes a shot. Blocked by Martin Canning.
- 37:10
Foul by Jonathon Routledge on Marius Zaliukas, free kick awarded. Marian Kello restarts play with the free kick.
- 36:35
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Ziggy Gordon by Lee Wallace. Direct free kick taken by Martin Canning.
- 35:27
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Rudolf Skacel played to the near post, Mickael Antoine-Curier makes a clearance.
- 33:57
Unfair challenge on David Buchanan by Stephen Elliott results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Tomas Cerny.
- 32:37
Corner taken by Craig Thomson, Effort on goal by Andy Webster from inside the penalty area goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 32:01
Craig Thomson fouled by Douglas Imrie, the ref awards a free kick. Craig Thomson crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from own half, Mark McLaughlin manages to make a clearance.
- 31:07
Craig Thomson has a shot on goal from outside the box which misses right.
- 28:19
Suso Santana fouled by Gavin Skelton, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Suso Santana.
- 27:46
Martin Canning has a headed effort at goal from close in which goes wide right of the target.
- 25:46
Ian Black shown a yellow card. Ian Black challenges Douglas Imrie unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Douglas Imrie.
- 24:25
Suso Santana challenges Gavin Skelton unfairly and gives away a free kick. Tomas Cerny takes the direct free kick.
- 23:38
Suso Santana takes a shot. Blocked by Martin Canning.
- 21:28
Stephen Elliott finds the back of the net with a headed goal from close in. Hamilton 0-1 Hearts.Assist by Lee Wallace.
- 18:52
Foul by Craig Thomson on Douglas Imrie, free kick awarded. Free kick crossed left-footed by Douglas Imrie.
- 15:17
Corner taken left-footed by Rudolf Skacel from the right by-line, Eggert Jonsson has a headed effort from close range and clears the bar.
- 11:04
Free kick awarded for a foul by Eggert Jonsson on David Buchanan. Martin Canning restarts play with the free kick.
- 8:27
Mickael Antoine-Curier is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Andy Webster takes the indirect free kick.
- 7:19
Martin Canning is shown a yellow card for unsporting behaviour. Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Rudolf Skacel by Martin Canning. Free kick crossed right-footed by Craig Thomson from left channel, Tomas Cerny makes a save.
Match Preview
Accies in the clear Hamilton have no fresh injury worries for their Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash with Hearts at New Douglas Park. The Accies go into the game looking for their first home SPL win of the season. Long-term casualties Alex Neil (hip) and James Gibson (knee) both remain on the sidelines. Andy Webster could make his second debut for Hearts. The Scotland defender, who returned to Tynecastle last week following an acrimonious departure in 2006, is in contention to start, but striker Kevin Kyle remains doubtful with a groin problem. Calum Elliot (knee), Suso Santana and David Obua are also doubtful. Defender Eggert Jonsson concedes Hearts are now playing to consolidate third place after recent defeats to Celtic and Rangers. Hearts sit 12 points above fourth-placed Kilmarnock but trail leaders Celtic by 10 points and Rangers by five. Rangers have two games in hand on their Old Firm rivals. An 11-match unbeaten league run which led some observers to suggest Hearts could challenge for the title was brought to a halt by a 4-0 loss at Celtic before Rangers inflicted a further defeat in Hearts' most recent match. Jonsson said: "We were hoping to be able to get results against them and put ourselves right into the mix. Unfortunately we didn't manage to do that. "But that's all in the past now. We're looking forward to the next games and we need to get ourselves going again and hopefully get on another run." Hearts conceded early goals in each match in Glasgow against each side of the Old Firm. Jonsson added: "In those two games it never really looked like we were going to get something, especially the Celtic game, we had a bad day. "But in the games that are coming up now we want to show everyone what we can do and these are important games to make sure we get back to winning ways and secure third place." Jonsson did not rule out a title challenge but knows Hearts are reliant on Celtic and Rangers slipping up. Asked if Hearts can catch the Old Firm, he said: "If they start losing points we can, if we go and win seven games in a row. "But they're in a good position now. We need them to slip up to get back into it. "But we're looking at the positives. We hope to get on another run and see where it takes us."
- Tomas Cerny
- David Buchanan
- Martin Canning
- David Elebert
- Mark McLaughlin
- Ziggy Gordon
- Douglas Imrie
- Jonathon Routledge
- Gavin Skelton
- James McAlister
- Mickael Antoine-Curier
- Sean Murdoch
- Andy Graham
- Damian Casalinuovo
- Mark Carrington
- Flavio Paixao
- Marco Paixao
- Tom Elliott
- Marian Kello
- Craig Thomson
- Andy Webster
- Marius Zaliukas
- Lee Wallace
- Suso Santana
- Ian Black
- Ruben Palazuelos
- Eggert Jonsson
- Stephen Elliott
- Rudolf Skacel
- Jamie MacDonald
- Andrew Driver
- David Templeton
- Ryan Stevenson
- Ismael Bouzid
- Gary Glen
- Adrian Mrowiec
Match Report
Elliott at the double for Hearts A Stephen Elliott brace gave Hearts a comfortable 2-0 win over Clydesdale Bank Premier League bottom side Hamilton at New Douglas Park. The visitors dominated from the first whistle and there was no surprise when the Irishman headed the Gorgie side into the lead in the 22nd minute from a Lee Wallace cross. The first 45 minutes showed why Accies had failed to win a home league game this season and that record was kept intact a minute after the break when Elliott deflected in a Marius Zaliukas header from a Rudi Skacel corner. Billy Reid's men had looked forlorn in the first half when they were completely outplayed and, although they improved after the interval, in the end it proved to be one of Hearts' easiest wins of the season and provides further evidence for those who believe the Lanarkshire side are on the slide. Pre-match interest surrounded Andy Webster, who was making his second debut for the Tynecastle side. The big defender, who returned to his former club after being released by Rangers on transfer deadline day, replaced Ismael Bouzid while Wallace came in for Adrian Mrowiec. While Webster could have spent the first half back at Ibrox watching Rangers play Motherwell, such was the lack of threat from the Lanarkshire side, Wallace was key to the Jambos' superiority. The Scotland left-back helped the Gorgie men dominate possession as Accies shaped up in a defensive formation which hinted at a long afternoon for the suffering Hamilton fans. Mickael Antoine-Curier was Accies' lone striker and he had virtually no support in the opening stages as Hearts kept the ball albeit without threatening New Douglas Park goalkeeper Tomas Cerny. In the 16th minute Jim McAlister dispossessed Wallace as he raced down the left but the home side's promising break, their first of the match, ended with the Accies midfielder overplaying his cross to the back post. Moments later, at the other end, Tynecastle midfielder Eggert Jonsson headed over from a Skacel corner. There was almost an inevitability about Elliott's opener after 22 minutes. Jonsson fed Wallace down the left and when another great cross from the Gorgie defender came into the box the Irishman dipped his headed to flick the ball past Cerny from 12 yards. It was just reward for the Edinburgh team's superiority and a sorry looking Accies side seemed incapable of responding. Just after the half-hour mark, as Hearts swarmed around the Hamilton box again, defender Craig Thomson drilled a low shot just past the far post. Then, Jonsson was at the back to post to meet a lofted Thomson corner from the left but volleyed high over. Hearts did grab their second in the opening moments of the second half, Elliott deflecting in a Zaliukas header from Skacel's corner. In the 73rd minute McAlister had another left-footed effort from the edge of the box but Marian Kello confidently smothered. Hearts clearly thought the points were in the bag as the game entered its closing stages - to the annoyance of their bench, who urged an increase in energy. Accies huffed and puffed but the goal did not arrive.
Form Guide
- Hamilton
- Hearts WWWLWL
Last Meetings
- Hearts
- 2 - 0
- Hamilton
- 20/11/2010
- Hamilton
- 0 - 4
- Hearts
- 21/08/2010
- Hearts
- 2 - 0
- Hamilton
- 21/02/2010
- Hamilton
- 2 - 1
- Hearts
- 06/12/2009
- Hearts
- 2 - 1
- Hamilton
- 26/09/2009
- Hamilton
- 2 - 0
- Hearts
- 31/01/2009
Top Scorers
- D Imrie 2
- N Hasselbaink 2
- M McLaughlin 1
- S Mensing 1
- M Antoine-Curier 1
- J Routledge 1
- M Paixao 1
- F Paixao 1
- R Skacel 8
- D Templeton 7
- S Elliott 4
- C Elliot 4
- R Stevenson 3
- K Kyle 2
- I Black 1
- Total goals 53
- Goals per game 14
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 3 (For) 4 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 1 (For) 6 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 1 (For) 2 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 1 (For) 4 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- (For) 8 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 76
- Goals per game 37
- 5 (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 5 (For) 1 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 6 (For) 2 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 4 (For) 1 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 6 (For) 4 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Mesabi Trust Declares Distribution
The Trustees of Mesabi Trust (NYSE: MSB) declared a distribution of sixty-five cents ($0.65) per Unit of Beneficial Interest payable on February 20, 2011 to Mesabi Trust unitholders of record at the close of business on January 30, 2011. This compares to a distribution of fifty-five cents ($0.55) per Unit for the same period last year.
The ten cents ($0.10) per Unit increase in the current distribution, as compared to the same quarter last year, is due to three factors. First, due to a significantly higher volume of shipments from Silver Bay, Minnesota, during calendar year 2010, as reported by Northshore Mining Company ("Northshore"), the lessee/operator of the mine on Mesabi Trust lands, all tons shipped during the fourth calendar quarter 2010 were paid at the Trust's highest royalty rate of six percent (6.0%). Second, the average price per ton credited to the Trust on all shipments during the fourth calendar quarter of 2010 was higher than the average price per ton credited to the Trust during the fourth calendar quarter of 2009. Third, the combination of the increased volume of shipments and the higher average price per ton during calendar year 2010, as compared to calendar year 2009, resulted in the offset of all of the Trust's deferred revenue royalty earlier during calendar year 2010. Therefore, in contrast to a year ago when the Trust received the royalty payment for the fourth calendar quarter of 2009, the Trust had no deferred royalty revenue on its unaudited balance sheet as of October 31, 2010 and does not believe it is necessary to retain a portion of the anticipated royalty payment to cover present and future potential liabilities.
Based on the shipments of iron ore reported by Northshore during the fourth calendar quarter of 2010, on January 31, 2011 Mesabi Trust is expecting to receive a base royalty of $4,981,766 (based on actual shipments of 1,092,152 tons of iron ore mined from Mesabi Trust lands). Mesabi Trust is also expecting to receive a bonus royalty in the amount of $2,472,327 based on the average sales price per ton of iron ore pellets and the volume of shipments during the fourth calendar quarter of 2010. In addition to the base and bonus royalty payments, Mesabi Trust is also expecting to receive $1,081,856 as a result of positive pricing adjustments to shipments and royalty payments made during the third calendar quarter of 2010. Accordingly, the total royalty payment expected to be received by Mesabi Trust from Northshore is $8,638,760 (including a royalty payment of $102,811 payable to the Mesabi Land Trust).
The royalties paid to Mesabi Trust are based on the volume of shipments of iron ore pellets for the quarter and the year to date, the pricing of the iron ore product sales, and the percentage of iron ore pellet shipments from Mesabi Trust lands rather than from other lands. The volume of shipments of iron ore pellets by Northshore varies from quarter to quarter and year to year based on a number of factors, including the requested delivery schedules of customers, general economic conditions in the iron ore industry, and weather conditions on the Great Lakes. Further, the prices under the term contracts between Northshore, Northshore's parent Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. ("Cliffs") and certain of their customers (the "Cliffs Pellet Agreements") are subject to interim and final pricing adjustments, dependent in part on multiple price and inflation index factors that are not known until after the end of a contract year. This can result in significant variations in royalties received by Mesabi Trust (and in turn the resulting amount available for distribution to Unitholders by Mesabi Trust) from quarter to quarter and on a comparative historical basis. These variations, which can be positive or negative, cannot be predicted by the Trustees of Mesabi Trust. Royalty payments received in 2010 and prior years continue to reflect pricing estimates for shipments of iron ore products that may be subject to further adjustment (upward or downward) pursuant to the Cliffs Pellet Agreements. Based on all of the above factors and as indicated by the Trust's historical distribution payments, the royalties received by the Trust, and the distributions paid to Unitholders, in any particular quarter are not necessarily indicative of royalties that will be received, or distributions that will be paid, in any subsequent quarter or for a full year.
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Amy Adams was voted best actress in a film comedy for her role in Sony Corp.'s "American Hustle."
New Zealand's government says a regulator's decision to cut the cost of existing copper wire- based Internet services by almost a quarter threatens a proposed fast broadband network.
Sony Corp.'s "American Hustle" captured three Golden Globes, most of any film, while "12 Years a Slave" took home the award for best drama, confirming its status as leading contender for the best-picture Oscar.
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A look at necrophiles and famous cases of sexual and non-sexual necrophilia.
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By Sheena Cruickshank, a lecturer at the Manchester Immunology Group [1] in the Faculty of Life Sciences at the University of Manchester. Sheena's research focuses on how immune responses start and on predicting how some people are resistant to infection and others are not and get long term or chronic inflammation. When not telling people about worms she runs around after her two active football mad kids and enjoys cycling.
I study worms. Not the worms that you'd find in your compost heap, but parasitic worms such as whipworm, roundworm and hookworm.
Parasitic worms are a huge problem worldwide. Gut worm infections are the major reason that kids in some of the poorest countries miss out on education. In fact, we have been dogged by worm infections throughout our evolution. All human populations have them, as do our ape cousins, and worms are no respecter of authority - even Richard III had them!
Nowadays, in the West we have got rid of most gut worm infections, although many Western children will suffer from threadworm – a species that can cause a rather sleepless night and a very itchy bum, as the females travel down the gut at night-time to lay their eggs in the anus.
However, since Westerners lost the major gut worms (roundworm, whipworm and hookworm), there has been an emergence of diseases such as asthma, allergies and autoimmune diseases, like inflammatory bowel disease. These typically Western diseases are not an issue in the still wormy countries. So, one question that our team has been trying to answer is whether there is a link between gut worms and allergies? More and more scientists think there is. In fact deliberately infecting people with worms – worm therapy – is being trialled for a host of Western diseases.
Let's talk about worms
Our research is mostly funded by the public so it's important to show people what we are doing, and I believe everyone should have the opportunity to learn about science whether they become scientists or not.
To take our research out to the general public, we created the Worm Wagon, which we've used with a wide range of groups, including schools, music festivals and community groups. The Worm Wagon is a real team effort and over the years we have amassed a host of props and games that are targeted at all ages that explain specific research findings. For example, we encourage people to pull worms out of a bin full of home-made mucus. This simple game highlights the role of gut mucus in protecting against infection – a discovery from the Manchester Immunology Group. We know that people not only learn things from the Worm Wagon but they also remember important points. At a recent event, a 10 year old boy, who had seen the Worm Wagon before, explained to me why mucus is important and how it changes in infection.
Science can be off-putting for many people and often they fear that we scientists will just bombard them with endless science jargon. So, rather than just talking at people, we use visual aids and pictures that promote discussion and enable us to take our science to diverse and varied audiences.
Engaging hard-to-reach audiences
The link between science and art has lead us to use Rangoli, a traditional Asian art form. Rangoli involves using coloured pigments or materials that are spread on the ground to create colourful murals. Importantly, many people can work together to create a Rangoli, making for a truly interactive art form.
We first piloted this concept with an Asian community group of immigrant women and their children. Working with immigrants from wormy countries is a great opportunity for us to learn first-hand about worm infection, as well as to tell them more about it.
Following discussions about worm infection, the group designed worm inspired-Rangoli templates that were incorporated into the final Rangoli. We then held focus discussions with the community group to better understand their concerns and questions about gut worm infection. The latest step in this project will be to partner science literacy (focusing on worm infection and immunity) with English education using English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes at Bolton College. This is an incredible opportunity to learn from these people's experiences.
Hearing about worm infection and the impact on daily life has motivated many of us to change our research. For example, my research is now focused on developing "biomarkers" to predict who will deal with worm infections badly and become seriously ill with long-term gut inflammation. Because, the gut inflammation resembles inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), it turns out we can use these biomarkers to predict which IBD patients won't respond to particular drugs. This means they can be provided with the best treatment possible before they get too ill.
My colleagues, Professor Kathyrn Else and Dr Joanne Pennock, are working on vaccine research and making some exciting developments in preventing worm eggs hatching. So our Worm Wagon has gone from being something that we thought would let us tell people about our research, to something that has helped shape what we do in the lab!
Sheena Cruickshank won the Society of Biology Science Communication Award [2] for an established researcher in 2013. Follow the Manchester Immunology Group on Twitter [3] to hear more about their public engagement activities.


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There are several new faces haunting the woods of WGN America's Salem next season, with Xena: Warrior Princess star Lucy Lawless, Stuart Townsend, Joe Doyle and Oliver Bell joining the cast as the second season begins production in Shreveport, LA. READ FULL STORY
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WGN America renews 'Manhattan' for season 2
Ahead of its first season finale, Manhattan has been renewed for a second season, EW has learned.
Bombs and bombshells collide in new trailer for WGN's 'Manhattan'
No, WGN America's second scripted original isn't set on a certain overpopulated island, and it's not a guide to mixing the perfect whisky-vermouth-bitters concoction. Instead, it's a stylish retro drama about the men and women commissioned by the United States to create the world's first atomic bomb—or, as one scientist wryly informs another in the following exclusive trailer, a device the team "prefers to call a gadget."
Not already intrigued? Take a look at the extended promo, which starts out with old-timey newsreel footage before segueing into actual scenes from the series. You'll meet star John Benjamin Hickey as Los Alamos newbie Frank Winter, who's been tasked with leading the Manhattan Project; Olivia Williams as Liza, his botanist wife; and a host of other characters played by faces familiar to anyone who keeps up with prestige dramas (hey, it's Rachel from House of Cards! Nice to see you in the 1940s, Duck Phillips!). There is wry period humor (the "computers" that the Project relies on are actually an arsenal of comely secretaries); there is darkly-amusing-in-hindsight dialogue ("We won't just end this war. We'll end all war"); and there's a stirring musical backdrop, courtesy of Serena Ryder's sultry, Amy Winehouse-esque ballad "For You." It's kinda like Masters of Sex, except with more booms than boot-knocking. And actually, not really that much like Masters of Sex. READ FULL STORY
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There is a lot more than science happening in the town of Los Alamos, New Mexico.
WGN America just released the trailer for their new scripted drama series Manhattan, set in 1943 Los Alamos. There, a team of the free world's best and brightest worked to find a way to build an atomic bomb and, if Manhattan is to be believed, struggled through international intrigue and family drama along the way. READ FULL STORY
'Salem' renewed for a second season
Witches are working for WGN America. The cable network has renewed its first scripted series Salem, just three episodes into its 13-episode first season.
"At WGN America, we are committed to delivering compelling, brand-defining programming rich with fascinating characters and Salem has done just that," said Matt Cherniss, President and General Manager, WGN America and Tribune Studios, in a statement.
The freshman drama had a strong debut, delivering 1.5 million viewers for its first airing, a tally that grew to 2.3 million with repeat airings, and has remained steady.
The 13-episode second season will begin production later this year to air in 2015. READ FULL STORY
WGN America's 'Manhattan' teaser trailer: 'Secrets destroy everything you love' -- EXCLUSIVE
WGN America is taking viewers back to another part of history — this time without witches — in Manhattan, an original series about the race to the build the first atomic bomb in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Here's the show in a nutshell, as summarized in this exclusive teaser: "In war, secrets save lives. At home, secrets destroy everything you love."
John Benjamin Hickey (The Big C) stars a Frank Winter, a self-destructive professor who is commissioned to help lead the Manhattan Project. Olivia Williams (Dollhouse) plays his wife, Liza Winter, a botanist with a past. Daniel Stern (Home Alone), Ashley Zukerman (Rush), and Rachel Brosnahan (House of Cards) also star.
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West stars as John Alden, a soldier who returns home only to find his village whipped into a witch-hunting frenzy. He also happens to be an old flame of Mary Sibley (Janet Montgomery) — a member of Salem's elite who, oh yeah, also happens to be a powerful sorceress. Both characters are based on actual historical figures; any Salem scholar who examines the show's cast list will find more familiar names, including Tituba (played here by Revenge's Ashley Madekwe) and Cotton Mather (Fringe's Seth Gabel).
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Venue announced.
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I was thinking about Liezel potentially retiring and what would happen to the Fed Cup team. Do you use Lisa or just go for 4 singles players, most of whom are good doubles players?
I think the team next year should consist of Venus, Serena, Vania, Christina, Sloane, Lisa. I could totally see the team being Christina, Sloane, Varvara and Lisa as well though. I feel Lisa would be great to have on the team, but it's been a while since the last remaining member of the 2000 team has played Fed Cup. For some reason I just can't see Varvara being a good Fed Cup player...but I would love her to be on the team at least once in the future.
I really want Team USA to win Fed Cup and the big key to that is getting Serena and Venus. Fran is shit, Flavia injured, that leaves Sara and Roby for next year's tie. Both happen to be Venus and Serena's bitches. They could stomp all over them.
All in all, I'd go aim to get Serena, Venus, Christina, Lisa or Sloane for all 3 ties.
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I've got a 1957 tract home with a green tile bathroom. It had a minor facelift in the late 80's or early 90's. There are some things I don't like about it (list below) and am contemplating a practical (not historically accurate) restore and hope other forum members can give me their thoughts and ideas. Basic summary: I like the tile color. The 1990 face lift stripped the vanity's blond stain revealing birch doors but pine facing. Round chrome pulls were replaced with white porcelain pulls and chrome faucets replaced with the white porcelain type popular at the time. The counter was replaced with white Corian and an integral oval sink. The original was a Formica top in a yellow faux marble pattern with a stainless steel band around the edge. The original sink was a square china one mounted with the stainless steel band on top. Walls above the tiles had a yellow sea shell pattern wall paper. Will post pictures below this post. What I'm considering: 2. Walls - strip the wall paper and paint instead - what color? All white? Try going to light yellow for the 50's look? 3. Floor - cleaning & sealing by a Mr. Grout type company. 4. Vanity - Reface with wood veneer and replace cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Go with a flatter panel for the fronts. What finish? Rest of house is honey oak type finish. Thoughts? Do something different with the vanity? 5. Counter - I really dislike it as it is now. It reminds me of a doctor's office. Replace it with what? Corian? Quartz? Go with a white marble type look? Try going back to the original yellow marble look? Go with green? Originally thought to use the same material as a tub surround, but now not sure. 6. Sink, toilet - The Kohler Memoirs Stately models seem to make a nice match to the existing lines of the tub. For sink, was thinking of the top mount stately version but with widespread faucets. 7. Faucets - All chrome. Wanted something squared off, less round. The Kohler Memoirs faucets would do the trick but am open to other ideas. Replace the two handle tub filler with a thermostatic valve with tub spout, shower head & hand shower. I've got a box of spare tiles in the attic. 8. Window - keep the glass block window but replace the original hopper window (aluminum frame, single pane of glass) with white vinyl window. Window treatment ? take the curtains down? Only a valance on top? Shower curtain - replace with a curved rod and white curtain. 9. Lighting - add a recessed light to the tub alcove (there is access to the attic above). Ceiling fixture and bath bar above the mirror - keep what I have or go with something in chrome with straight lines? 10. Medicine cabinet - keep. In excellent shape, interior has glass shelves and a razor slot which I use! Original ceiling exhaust fan is in excellent shape and very quiet. |
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- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:20
Time to bare all. Please be gentle. :) I'm going to do this in separate posts; don't want to use a hosting site. General view: |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:21
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP 5 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:22
I really like the lines on this tub. This model pops up a lot in American Standard ads from the 40's and 50's. |
This post was edited by DreamingoftheUP on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:40
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:23
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:25
I really like the low rise arch in the shower alcove. The ceiling in the alcove is lower than the ceiling in the rest of the room. |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:26
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP 5 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:28
My American Standard Cadet toilet. It works but is a water hog. Unfortunately, the base is cracked starting at one of the bolts. Luckily it doesn't leak. It also has squared off lines and the line on the tank cover. Not many modern day toilets have square lines. |
This post was edited by DreamingoftheUP on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:36
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 15:34
Regarding the existing colors, the pictures seem to exaggerate the grass green of the floor vs. the blueish green of the tiles. They actually fit together better than the pictures would indicate. Previously, I had the walls & ceiling in the tub alcove, the ceiling of the room and the baseboard radiator painted a mint green to match the tile trim. It seemed kind of dark, so I went back to white. The window faces north. The ground color of the wall tile is the same green as the trim tile at the top and bottom, however it has a sprinkle of black (almost like pepper) throughout. |
- Posted by Anna_in_TX (My Page) on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 16:03
My 2 cents worth - just ideas for you to ponder: 1. Create new thread for Mongoct showing close and personal shots of the grout and caulk. Ask his op - repair or replace. 2. Paint walls white - you can always change it. Add color with towels, etc. 3. Ask Mongoct. 4. Paint vanity white and get new hardware. I think the wood look doesn't fit. 5. Keep Corian counter and install drop in sink. 6. I don't care for oval sink in this bath. I like Kohler Memoirs Stately or Regular sink. Toto Promenade is an alternative - it is a tad more rounded. 7. Nice choice. Don't spend any more time looking for another faucet. 8, Go with a white shutter. 9. Please get rid of the current vanity light! Either bar light - they have different attitudes. Like the ceiling light. |
This post was edited by Anna_in_TX on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 16:31
I LOVE the one chrome bar light (the first one!). I'm so happy you aren't tearing out all the tile! And that tub! Love it. I agree - paint the vanity to reduce the color clash. Good luck & have fun! |
I love your tile. I would paint the vanity or stain it dark. Maybe adding a pattern to pull the teal and dark stained vanity together with a rug or art? Not sure this is the right rug, but the colors are nice for your space. |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP 5 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 2, 14 at 18:10
Thanks for the responses. Lots of good ideas & suggestions! @Anna Shutters for window treatment would be nice. The only problem, though, is that it's a hopper window (opening to the inside) which would interfere with shutters. I've got a thread going in the Windows forum asking about replacing it (the hopper only, not all the glass blocks) since it's a metal frame with only a single pane of glass. One suggestion was to use an awning window (opening outwards). That would eliminate the interference problem. I hadn't thought about painting the vanity. Good suggestion. Will have to think about that. If I did that, don't think I'd keep the white Corian - in my mind the entire vanity and top would be this white monolith. Maybe something like the picture below instead - white top with some other color mixed in with a white vanity? @hunzi - Yes, that first bath bar light with the strong horizontal lines is my favorite. I've got a few more on the candidate list however. When the time comes closer, I'll post all of them for opinions. And yes, I really like the tub. It's in excellent shape (no chips or stains), only dull from countless years of scrubbing with cleanser, but I can live with that. @gmp3 - Paint or dark vanity - I'll have to ponder that! Glad you like the tile. The tub & tile are the room. That's true, could pull colors together with a rug or wall art. Lot's to think about. |
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- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 16:10
I can't figure out the wall tile and floor tile color, but if you don't want to paint the vanity white how about painting it a coordinating color, maybe a bluish green, grey, light green, creamy? Or go dark, like charcoal, very dark brown, or black? Also, check out the link below for the makeover. Looks like very similar colors. |
Here is a link that might be useful: minty green bathroom makeover
If you're staying with a shower curtain, get an arched curtain rod. It would even go well with your arched encasement above the shower! |
I also have a vintage 50's bathroom. I like to keep it that way. My cabinets have those same doors. I never thought I would say this but I think it would look better with less tile. I love ceramic tile but tile above the mirror? Reminds me of a powder room at the cinema. It is just excessive. I would remove all the tile on the wall behind the bathroom door. It is an unpleasant distraction. I think the rest of the tile should stop at three tile lengths above the counter top of the vanity. As to the window you say it has glass blocks but I cannot see them. I think this window would be fine with no curtains, If you want privacy there is a film to put on glass that makes it opaque. I love glass blocks yet I have none. I like the first two lights you pictured. They look 50's to me. The sink you posted looks fine. I think a clear vinyl shower curtain would be better than fabric. I used fabric for many years and on a whim (since I found an unopened package at the thrift store) put up a clearish vinyl shower curtain. It has a geometric design that makes it not see-through. It has improved the look very much. I wish I had done it years ago but I was biased against vinyl. I thought it was tacky. What is with the bathroom door? Is that natural wood or just an unfortunate color choice. Even if it is natural wood it does not match the vanity.I think vanity and door should be painted the same color. Drawer pulls and knobs should be chrome. I like the floor covering as you say it combines well with the wall tile. On my screen they look incompatible. I hope I did not offend too much. |
- Posted by canuckplayer (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 22:37
Looking at your photos, the red flag that comes to me is that shower alcove (where the tiles aren't). It looks like drywall. Drywall and water, do not mix. You may discover that behind that tiled wall, is mold and wet drywall. |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 22:50
Wow, more to think about! Thanks nosoccermom! Those ideas and links are excellent. Tibbrix - yes, I wanted to go with a curved rod. Found the Moen version linked to below. emmarene - no offense taken. Preference and taste is subjective; what works for one doesn't work for another. I really like the medicine cabinets. There are two there - one on either end. The center mirror panel is fixed. Yes, the tile around the entire room is very old fashioned - maybe even more 30's and 40's than 50's but I'd never take it down!! Contemporary bathrooms these days seem to either be minimalist (shower surround and vanity backsplash) OR do the entire room floor to ceiling. The door is a standard hollow-core birch slab which has varnish, no doubt yellowed over the years. I'm in the process of changing all the trim and doors in the house to oak. However, when I get to the bathroom, I suppose painting the bathroom side would be a possibility. The rest of the house will just have urethane oak trim and doors. The homes in this development came standard with birch doors, pine trim throughout, except the kitchens which have birch trim and birch cabinets. Some of the homes upgraded to oak trim, doors and cabinets throughout. Unfortunately, my vanity face is neither birch nor oak but pine. Will go with chrome hardware on the vanity. Interesting to consider vinyl for a shower curtain. Have to think about that one. Was considering fabric under the assumption it's easy to just throw it in the washer if it gets ratty. You mentioned not seeing the glass block. I posted the picture below in the Windows forum for advice. I'm keeping the glass blocks but would like to replace the hopper window with a white vinyl hopper. The current one has an aluminum frame with a single pane of glass. Cold in winter. The glass block in my house is another neat mid-century feature. I've got this 5x4 bathroom window, two 4x3 windows in my living room and a 3x4 window in the stairwell going down to the basement. They all use 8"x8" glass block in the "Argus" pattern with perpendicular flutes. This pattern is still made by Corning glass today. It is sufficiently obscure such that a curtain is optional. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Moen Curved Shower Rod
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP 5 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 22:52
Actually, canuckplayer, it's plaster, which I suppose is worse! It definitely is not wet; don't know about mold. The reason I know it isn't wet is because the shower has not been used for over 20 years. The last time it was used, it leaked into the basement. Thereafter, showers were only taken in the second bathroom. The tub here was only used for baths. |
This post was edited by DreamingoftheUP on Tue, Mar 4, 14 at 22:59
- Posted by Anna_in_TX (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 3:44
Love the window. I wouldn't cover it up. If you want to do a valance, you could have it match the shower curtain. I love your tile all the way around the room including the mirror - I think it really adds to the period look. If you have to end up replacing the tub/shower walls, can you salvage the tile so you can to reuse it? If not enough for the whole wall, maybe enough for an accent strip and use a new lighter green tile? And then paint your vanity that lighter green color? I like the idea of painting the vanity green. |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP 5 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 7:37
Anna - I have a good tile guy and will have to call him in for an opinion - maybe remove a few courses from the bottom, rebuild the wall completely and reuse the tile. If that's not possible and only a full wall rebuild can be done - I don't know. I assume most of the tile could be salvaged but there would, no doubt, be breakage just from the removal process. I have to take inventory on how many spares I actually have. However, if it went that far, that's where I'm coming full circle. My original thought had been to remove the tile in the alcove and replace it with solid surface - for example, the Corian Cilantro color below, although I haven't looked into other brands and their greenish colors. I know Corian certainly isn't 50's, but it would significantly reduce maintenance. Then I wondered if the same material should be used for the vanity top to match - but from all the suggestions, I see that would not be necessary. |
This post was edited by DreamingoftheUP on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 7:39
The window is stunning. I agree with Anna, it shouldn't be covered. |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 8:08
Also, if 4x4 tile is a must to maintain the look, Pam at retro renovation has some sources. There seem to be some very close matches - to the clear trim tile, not the pepper tile which makes up most of the wall. As a last resort, there's Quarry Tile Company in Spokane which does custom matches, but I'd hate to ask how expensive that would be. It would be cheaper to just remove all the tile in the room and start over. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Retro Renovation Tile Sources
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 14 at 13:25
I personally like the tile behind the mirror and higher up the wall, but I wonder if you could use some of these tiles to use in the shower wall in the alcove, ideally going ceiling high. Maybe add an accent stripe if necessary. Is there a chance that the leaks in the shower did not only come from cracked grout but from the shower head pipe and/or plaster wall? |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Thu, Mar 6, 14 at 21:08
The leaks didn't come from the shower head/ faucet side but on the opposite end, which is an outside wall. The water was dripping directly underneath down the basement wall. I've scoped out a couple of pro tile installation/repair companies and will have them come in to check it out and provide estimates to clean the floor and repair the shower. Finally got up to the attic to get the spare tile. Fortunately, I've got about 70 brand new wall tiles which the original owner had left behind. Gathering dust for over half a century but am glad to have them! |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 12:00
Good thing some people hold on to their stuff for decades :) Please keep us updated about your progress. |
I did some minor rehab on my old, green bathroom when selling the house. This bath was in the basement and I didn't want to break the bank to freshen it up. Left all the green tile. Had the green tub resurfaced white. Tore out the double vanity and replaced with a floor model vanity with a piece of marble for the top. Painted the walls white, replaced the green toilet with a white one. It worked and the house sold. |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 9:10
Thanks, jany_ny!! The exact same color scheme I have!! Even the same model American Standard tub (although I have white, not ming green). I'm off to showrooms today to get an actual look-see at the fixtures and lights. Have only done online browsing to date. |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 14:40
Here's another idea: |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 21:34
Thanks! Wow, the dog wallpaper is wild. The tile work is interesting. I really like it. My uncle and aunt, who lived not very far from me, also had a 1950's tract home which had a bath with the exact same tile as mine, only the trim tile was black with a black and green accent strip tile running around the room. Now that was sharp. That picture reminded me of it. |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 21:38
I'm loving these green tile bathrooms! Very cool to keep the tile and work with it. |
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It depends the way you look at it when comparing Barty and Khromacheva. Obviously they have opposite styles, but overall they are quite similar.
Just think about Federer and Nadal. Completely different games yes. But they both have many similarities, like they hit with lots of spin. Their matches are always about angles they can generate, movement and their skill.
I don't know those other players you mentioned.
About Ash not having enough power, yes she doesn't hit hard. But her technique is perfect and she generates lots of topspin on her shots, so when the ball bounces it gains pace, so her angles can be devastating. Also if she lands the ball deep on the baseline, the awkward bounce she is able to get prevents her opponents from attacking her. Ash is not a counter-puncher, she doesn't like endless rallies or running around, like you said her movement is not good enough for that game-style. If a rally is going too long, she tries to finish off the point.
Also you just leading me on to what I hate about WTA, by aggressor I guess you mean ball-bashing. You don't need to hit hard every shot to be aggressive. Something as simple as creating angles and moving up to the net is also aggressive play. In the WTA players don't have a happy medium, you are either a ballbasher or a pusher. Barty has this style which allows her to get safe margins over the net and use little energy, while also being aggressive.
Thanks, can you provide a direct link to the video?
Edit: I like Bouchard too, like Anett they both seem really friendly.
I get your point on Ash
I hope she becomes a professional because she is extremely different and I just adore the fact that when she won Wimbledon she barely fist pumped
Of course she will make Top 50 and probably Top 20 but I fear that even though it is sad, that sometime she will get out hit. I don't like ballbashers, but I do like players like Anett and Irina who hit the ball hard and move their opponents around (I love how early Anett hits the ball, even if it's a moonball
). I don't know, but that is my fear
I was going to say about Vekic
I think BlueTrees. may have jinxed himself
But as you said, everyone has bad days
It's part of being a teenage tennis player
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The second one is so funny. She is so annoying
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Also, interesting to read these longer discussions about junior players here.
Anett+Them Eesti Gals have to be the best players that ever existed
Kaia hit 24 Aces (the WTA record) vs Safarova Tokyo Round 1 2008
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This week from the book of Exodus, we hear of "a merciful and gracious God, slow to anger and rich in kindness and fidelity." And in St. Paul's letter to the Corinthians, we are told to "encourage one another, agree with one another, live in peace, and the God of love and peace will be with you."
Such beautiful and reassuring words give us some insight into the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity and who we are supposed to be before God as created in His image. From the nature that is the merciful and gracious God, we derive what and who we are to be. Our unity, our compassion comes from our origin that is the Blessed Trinity.
For Christians the Holy Trinity is the origin and pattern of how God wants us to live in relationship with each other – valuing, embracing our differences, and remembering we are created by the merciful and gracious triune God. Acting in God's image, we do this through mercy, graciousness and kindness.


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Love love love this high light! It's the only one I ever reach for. It blend perfectly with any blush I use and it isn't too glittery so it's just perfect. Holy grail status, I don't think I need to try any other high lighter ever.
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I think this is very close dupe for Mac Soft and Gentle even thou it doesn't appear like it in the packaging. It swatches almost indenticial to it. I came across this highlighter at a local target and I figured I would give it try (I've been on a highlighter binge these days) and ever since I've used it I can't put it down. I have several I mean several highlighters and my Mary Lou and this one are my HG for the past month. I went and also bought the other 2 in the collection but they are a bit too golden bronze for me :(
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I just bought this the other day as as soon as I got In my car is watched it on the back of my hand. I immediately fell in love. No huge glitter, not to much shine, beautiful light rose gold. Matches my medium/ tan skin perfectly. And I also believe it will match in the winter when I'm a little more cool toned. This beats a channel highlight I have by a long shot. The Chanel looks light I slapped a baby pink almost white blush across my cheekbones. Not good. I don't like highlights with glitter or high shimmer but this is just perfect for me. I looked for this in my area FOREVER but was always sold out, until I found a lone one sitting perfectly on the shelf. Packaging is not amazing a little bulky kinda flimsy you need to be careful about not dropping it. But hey 25% off an already cheap product I'm all in! Blendable/ beautiful. Not overly obvious your wearing a highlight. Very natural looking on me. Best one I've found yet. And it will last me forever !!! 10 !
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This was my first highlight purchase. It's okay. Swatched, it looks like a gorgeous rose champagne color. Used wet, the color is super intense. This was fantastic as an eyeshadow; as a highlight, not so much. It leans more towards glittery than shimmery.
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I purchased this shimmer palette in hopes of finding a cheap highlighter product that would look similar to the highlighter from my Benefit 10 bronzer/highlighter duo (which broke in my luggage and is also a discontinued product -_-).
I bought the palette in the color "Rose Champagne Glow" because it has a nice marbled blend of pink, peach, and champagne shades. For the price (only around $5) it's an OK highlighter and gets the job done.
I swirl my e.l.f blush brush over the highlighter multiple times--you really have to get in there to get a good amount of product--and then apply it to the high points of my cheekbones. One of my issues with it is that you really have to firmly swirl your brush in it to get a substantial amount.
The highlighter is not as finely-milled as I would like and as a result doesn't feel as smooth or silky when applied. If you prefer a satiny finish, I wouldn't say this is the best highlighter for you because it comes off as more shimmery/frosty. It is great when properly blended with a brush. The color on skin appears more pearly rather than pink, so it can serve as a great neutral highlighter for browbones as well.
I actually just read on the back of the packaging that you can apply it as dry OR wet, so maybe I'll try it wet next time and see how that goes. Overall, this product is meh for me but I regularly use it because I haven't found any other cheap alternative. So, worth the price but not over-the-top amazeballs.
I will be honest, this was my first highlighter purchase, and I figured I would start with a cheap one to see if was something that I really liked anyhow. I do like it, however I do have dry skin and you cannot use a heavy hand with this stuff or it will grab onto those dry spots. Again, I do like it though and wow they give you a lot of product in this container! Well worth the $5.00. I feel like I will never run out, lol. It does have a pinky color to it, I would like to pick one of with more of a gold coloring to it next.
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HG highlighter. Perfect shade, perfect price. Wish the packaging isn't as bulky.
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I have these in Rose Champagne, Photo Bomb (golden highlighter), and Video Bomb (rose champagne bronze). The last two are LE colors for 2014 Spring/summer. I love these highlighters more than anything even high end.
Super cheap and tons of product. The Rose Champagne I read was a dupe for MAC Perfect Topping MSF, so since I couldn't get my hands on that I grabbed this. I am very happy with it and will continue to purchase these highlighters instead.
I am close to 40 and do not want glitter on my face and these don't have that effect on me. It's a shimmer, more like a satin finish. They brighten my face and look very nice. You cannot see a difference between these and MAC.
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This wasn't my favorite highlighter.
The color is very pretty. It's a light pink that pairs perfectly with Benefit's Hervana. It's a HUGE compact. For reference, it's larger than a MAC Mineralize Skin Finish.
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Bought this in black, it's adorable.
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have any of you needed to replace ps3 controllers due to overcharge/ not keeping a charge?
never. I have two official controllers, one third party wireless and two wired. I generally use my official. swapping them when i forget to charge.
I recently bought a move charger (third party, charges up to 2 moves and 2 navigations) and it's so awesome I think I might buy one for my controllers. It's just insane to think I'll never have to worry if my move controllers or my single navigation controller is charged again. It's an entirely different level of convenience.
@hobbes, I've never had to replace a controller for that reason or any other reason. I still have my non-dualshock controller I got with my fat PS3 back in 2007 I believe.
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It happened to me a few weeks ago. My kids have taken my 3 PS3 controllers into their bath (I dunno how they did this without me noticing), so they basically scrapped all them. Turns out that after a few days, I was able to charge them, but as soon as I removed the power cable, they would stop working. I received a new controller battery I purchased from ebay last week (3$) and I'm writing a post on PS3Blog on how to replace the battery. The post should be live in a few days.
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St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Derrek Lee and Aramis Ramirez each hit solo homers, as the Chicago Cubs snuck past the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-2, in the second test of a three-game series at Busch Stadium.
Koyie Hill added an RBI double for the Cubs, who are a woeful 3-14 since July 27.
Carlos Zambrano (4-6) went 5 2/3 frames in the start, allowing two runs on seven hits to pick up his first win since June 20. The right-hander also struck out three and walked two to improve to 11-6 over 28 career games (25 starts) versus St. Louis. Zambrano is also a perfect 5-0 in six overall trips to the Busch Stadium mound.
"Zambrano was much better today," Cubs manager Lou Piniella said. "He had more velocity. He was just a better pitcher today."
Matt Holliday and Randy Winn each knocked in a run for the Cardinals, who saw a four-game win streak come to an end.
St. Louis starter Chris Carpenter (13-4) went six innings, giving up three runs on six hits to suffer his first loss since July 8.
"He wasn't as sharp early and they got some runs," Cardinals manager Tony La Russa said of Carpenter. "I think he did a good job."
The Cardinals got on the board in the first. With one out, Jon Jay singled and Albert Pujols doubled to put men on second and third. Holliday's sacrifice fly made it 1-0.
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After stranding the bases loaded in the fifth, St. Louis scored a run in the sixth to cut the gap to 3-2. Skip Schumaker hit a two-out single, moved to second on a wild pitch, and raced home on pinch-hitter Winn's base hit to right. Marcus Mateo took over for Zambrano and got Brendan Ryan to fly out.
Sean Marshall, who tossed a perfect seventh, gave up a leadoff single to Holliday in the eighth. After getting Colby Rasmus to pop out, Marshall was replaced by Carlos Marmol, who retired the first two batters he faced.
Marmol ran into a bit of trouble in the ninth. Aaron Miles reached first on an infield single and moved to second on third baseman Ramirez's throwing error. Ryan popped out, Felipe Lopez fouled out, and Allen Craig struck out to give Marmol his 20th save of the season.
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Maximo Italian Bistrot
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The Oval is the home of Surrey County Cricket Club, with over 150 years of cricketing history.
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372 Kennington Lane, London, SE11 5HY [map]
Renowned for its entertainment, from bingo to cabaret, the Royal Vauxhall Tavern has been pulling in the crowds for decades.
Tea House Theatre
134 Vauxhall Walk, Lambeth, SE11 5ER [map]
The Tea House Theatre is a welcoming cafe, serving full English breakfasts, proper sandwiches, loose leaf tea and cakes, from locally sourced ingredients. The Tea House Theatre has a regular…
Vauxhall City Farm
165 Tyers Street, SE11 5HS [map]
Come and meet the animals at Vauxhall City Farm! The farm is home to pigs, sheep, rabbits, ducks and more. There are also three alpacas called Ben, Jerry and Tom.
Newport Street, Vauxhall, SE11 6AY [map]
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Courtyard Cafe
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Fri September 20, 2013
VIDEO: Tigers' Fielder Takes Fan's Chip After Chasing Foul
By Mark Memmott
Originally published on Fri September 20, 2013 6:54 am
He thought about stealing some cheese, too, Detroit Tigers' first baseman Prince Fielder says, but worried that the fan might be a double-dipper.
Watch what happened Thursday when Fielder chased a foul ball toward the stands and casually lifted a nacho chip from an unsuspecting fan's snack tray before heading back on to the field.
The moment has, of course, been turned into a GIF, too.
By the way, the Tigers beat Seattle 5-4. Fielder had three hits and two RBIs.
This is our second silly baseball video of the week. Check out Wednesday's: "Slide Into Second Ends With Face Firmly In Butt."
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Here's a few of my plants I'm particularly happy with. I apologize in advance for not knowing the names.
The sedums on either side of the flagstone were put in about a month ago and have really taken off(the one in front has been there for at least a year)
Kathy |
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- Posted by enchantedplace z6OK (My Page) on Fri, Sep 17, 04 at 15:09
Nice. Pretty vessel fountain. EP |
- Posted by Braveland4H Zone 5 WI (My Page) on Sat, Sep 18, 04 at 22:43
Beautiful. I like how everything works so well together. Nice total picture. |
Your "Love the color here." photo is most likely Sedum cauticola 'Lidakense'. It is becoming more common, and for good reason. A beautiful, yet self restricting creeping sedum. Rick |
Very nice Kathy! Mark |
Kathy simply marvelous. Thank you for sharng. I love everything you did a very good job. Can I hire you to put mine in. I have 40 in pots while I try to figure out where I want to place them. |
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