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Clinique • Almost Lipstick [all shades] • Lipstick
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Average Rating. | 4.3 |
Would buy this product again. | 85% |
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IreneAdler97 on 12/31/2014 8:05:00 PM more reviews by IreneAdler97
Age: 36-43 Skin: Very Dry, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
I mostly use Black Honey since the other colors are discontinued. Around Christmas you can buy A Taste of Honey which is a tiny set of the lipsticks that were formerly available. The Spicy Honey is a little warm for my complexion but the other two are great.
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vanaily on 7/24/2013 9:13:00 AM more reviews by vanaily
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Violet
I love this product. I usually go for peachy corals, light pinks and this is the first time I brought something that was much more darker (and red!). I brought it after seeing such great results on my sister, and I'm glad I did. It just gives me a totally different look and adds life to my face!
I ended up liking this so much I brought a back up to keep at home, lol.
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wabuaita on 5/27/2013 12:26:00 AM more reviews by wabuaita
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Black, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
OMG I LOVE THIS STUFF. I randomly found it buried in a box of lip gloss in my room. But it was love at first application. I have it in flirty honey and it's an extremely subtle pink. It looks so natural and makes my lips so smooth and the perfect amount of shiny. Usually I think Clinique's lip products smell funny, but this one doesn't at all! It's $15 for one tube, so that's pretty expensive. I'm pretty sure mine came as part of a gift though so I'm definitely going to look more into that.
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*TOP REVIEWER* maggiegault on 4/28/2013 7:49:00 PM more reviews by maggiegault
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
I've been wearing this product since the summer of 1992. Back in those days, I was a Bronze Lilac girl. Now I am a Spicy Honey lover. (The only thing that I can say that is negative about this product is that I wish that Clinique would bring Bronze Lilac back!)
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*TOP REVIEWER* JaneWhit99 on 4/28/2013 7:44:00 PM more reviews by JaneWhit99
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Blue
Every single person I know basically has bought this by now. It is such a good product and adds a great color to my lips. This stuff is wonderful and doesn't dry me out but keeps my lips looking AMAZING!
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Selly03 on 4/28/2013 6:24:00 PM more reviews by Selly03
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
This is a great product!!!!!
I bought this product because I wanted some colour on my lips but nothing as strong as lipstick. 'Almost Lipstick' feels just like lip balm, is moisturising and has a slight sheen but isn't too glossy.The colour does not go on as thick as lipstick either. The good thing is it doesn't look as bad as lipstick does on dry lips.
Overall is has a very natural look which I love and there is still enough pigment in it. The only bad thing I can think of is the product doesn't stay on lips as long as some lipsticks can (i.e. long lasting lipsticks), instead it needs to be re-applied more often (like lip balms).
I love it and have a few different colours. I recommend this product to everyone.
Packaging: Really pretty packaging, love it.
Price: Its a bit pricey but its a really good product which I get a lot of use out of, so I think its worth it.
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HeartsConsent on 4/11/2013 1:00:00 AM more reviews by HeartsConsent
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I love this product! It's basically a tinted lipbalm that looks really fancy and it actually works. I rate it as expensive, because, well, I don't have money and it seems pretty expensive. But as always, quality comes with price.
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racheezy on 2/14/2013 5:31:00 PM more reviews by racheezy
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette, Medium Eyes: Green
I reviewed the black honey version seperately on here, this one is for flirty honey. I got this as part of the gifts from bell with a $25+ purchase and I love it just as much as the black honey. Its a pretty pink, and it looks very natural but its buildable so you can make it stick out more. It looks great either way. My only issue is staying power but I can deal with it for this, reapplying isn't that bad for such a pretty color. Its like my lips are stained with a tiny bit of gloss.
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*TOP REVIEWER* amanda23 on 1/28/2013 1:42:00 PM more reviews by amanda23
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I wonder if anyone can verify something for me. A friend of mine in Canada went to purchase this from a Clinique vendor was informed that it was being discontinued. Has anyone been told the same? I purchased mine from Sephora online recently and there was no indication it was being discontinued..
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qcardsforclass on 12/29/2012 3:22:00 PM more reviews by qcardsforclass
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Green
I got this as a present along with 2 other colors, it came in a set of 3. I LOVE this product! It leaves my lips looking great and lasts quite a while. The colors I got were not overwhelming and did not dry out my lips! It goes on smoothly as well which is great!
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The following temporary courses have been proposed this month:
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This course will review how human societies interact with the environment, how these interactions lead to ecological and social problems, and how society generates solutions to environmental issues. (Lec. 3) Pre: SOC 100 or permission of instructor.
PLS 395X Agroecology and Global Food Systems (3 crs.)
Agricultural production, food expectations, environmental safeguards, food safety and producer viability continue to grow more complex in a global economy. The student will explore and integrate ecological principals to global system changes. (Lec. 3)
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In Knitting Daily TV Episode 311, Kathy Merrick, contributing designer to the book Interweave Presents: Crocheted Gifts, shares her striped, colorful Swirling Bag. It's a crocheted bag with striped panels that is sewn together at the end for an interesting construction. Download this free pattern, and a kit for this bag is available from Jimmy Beans Wool.
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I love the show and I have never seen anyone knit as fast as eunny ( forgive if spelling is wrong the host) I would love to knit as fast as she does she is definitely gifted. I love the colors and design of the swing tote spent hours looking for it cant wait to try it
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Well, when I received the newsletter in my mail box and fell in love with this bag, I forwarded the link to a fellow craft gurl pal and look what happened! ......read all around it here: http://biblo1.blogspot.com/2009/10/swirling-bag.html
Thanks for a lovely bag pattern.. it made my fellow craft buddie happy!
I'll see if my son can translate it for you. He is a senior in college studying to be a High School Spanish Teacher. Instead of spelling when he and his brother were children, my husband and I would speak Spanish, I guess that's where he got the desire to teach it, but now he's so fluent in Spanish it's scary. He speaks so fast, I don't understand anymore, (despachio por favor) and he's been asked by people whose first language is Spanish where in South America he's from, because they can't identify his accent.
Somebody knows spanish? This bag is wonderful! I'm from Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. Thanks!
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Glad i have found you. Just what the Doctor ordered. I will now try to locate the T.V station in Las Vegas NV. I am going to try the swirling bag but I am a newbie crocheter. Yvonne L.V.
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Andrea Zapata MAM '14
Post-MAM Position: Co-founder, Art Club
When I first came here, I had some ideas for businesses relating to art, but I wasn't really clear on where to go from there. That's the thing about the MAM: it connects you to support for your ideas.
I love art, and the art collection here at Yale University is one of the biggest university collections in the world. After I received my MBA from EGADE Business School, that factored into my decision to pursue the Master of Advanced Management here.
Going into art is not an easy business and it's not commonplace. At Yale, I'm connecting the dots. When I first came here, I had some ideas for businesses relating to art, but I wasn't really clear on where to go from there. That's the thing about the MAM: it connects you to support for your ideas. David Bach, the senior associate dean for global programs, connected me with Professor Will Goetzmann, who is an expert in both art and finance. He oriented me and helped me find the right path to follow.
Right now, I'm helping to put together the Art, Mind, and Markets Conference at Yale SOM, working with people like the director of the Armory Show and an art advisor who helped to discover Jeff Koons. There are these networking opportunities for everyone here, including someone who wants to go into the art industry.
When I leave here, I plan to launch my own business, Art Club, along with my partner. We will be partnering with art galleries that don't have enough space to show their entire collections, leasing some of the collections to medium-sized companies. Galleries will make money with their collections, and the companies will have access to art that would normally only be available to a larger company. We were accepted into the Yale Entrepreneurial Institute's Venture Creation Program, and now we are prepared to launch the business when I leave SOM. Being a part of the SOM community has definitely changed my life.
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LSU boasts as many playmakers as any team in the country, but the Tigers have yet to dominate this year. They've been particularly mediocre on offense, ranking last in the SEC with 335 yards per game. Brandon Spikes, Carlos Dunlap and the Gators D, meanwhile, have been the shutdown force we all expected. Of course, it's hard to brush off losing a Heisman and two-time national championship winner when the stakes are this high. The winner of Florida-LSU has gone on to win the last three national titles, and with the list of undefeated, dominant teams dwindling, there's no reason to assume that won't hold true for a fourth. But here's the bottom line: Florida's defense was always going to matter more in this game than its offense, no matter the quarterback.• Will Florida State win one for Bowden? If you've missed all the glowing reviews of standout Seminoles defensive back Greg Reid, you're forgiven; it's hard to keep tabs on breakout freshmen when Florida State keeps making news for NCAA rules violations, shockingly inconsistent play, and a public coaching coup attempt. This Monday, following the Seminoles' third loss of the season, Florida State board of trustees chairman Jim Smith called for legendary head coach Bobby Bowden to step down at season's end. Bowden maintains he won't give up on righting the ship he's built and captained, and he better hope his players won't give up, either. If they're to temporarily silence the critics -- both internal and external -- the Seminoles need to play a stronger brand of defense against Georgia Tech's triple-option attack than the leaky unit they've fielded so far.• Can Sam Bradford save Oklahoma's season? Absolutely. But in order to do so, he'll have to lead the Sooners to victory over Texas next Saturday. 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Chip Kelly's squad hasn't hit the road since that opening-week debacle and may find it harder to maintain its momentum outside the Autzen Stadium walls. Further complicating matters: the injury bug. QB Jeremiah Masoli, who went from inept to unstoppable the last two weeks, will likely miss the game with a bum knee. Defensive leader Walter Thurmond is out for the year with a torn ACL ... and so is his replacement Willie Glasper. Maybe instead of breaking out another new uniform against the Bruins, the Ducks should debut some new knee braces.• Will Jevan Snead regain his form? The preseason dark horse Heisman candidate's uninspired performance (107 yards, 1 TD) was a big reason Ole Miss fell to South Carolina in Week 4. The Rebels rebounded last week to beat Vandy, and Snead notched three scores. But he also threw three picks. And once again failed to complete 60 percent of his passes. 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The 5-0 Badgers are the only undefeated team not currently ranked in the AP Top 25, a slight caused by: 1) a lack of voter respect for those five wins (even though two came against Michigan State and Minnesota) and 2) a lack of voter respect for the Big Ten. Emerging victorious from a grudge match with a top 10 conference foe would rapidly rectify that, but if the Badgers hope to knock off the Buckeyes in Columbus, they're going to need a monster game from dominant tailback John Clay and surprisingly effective quarterback Scott Tolzien.• Can Iowa stay perfect? Wisconsin's not the only undefeated Big Ten team with something to prove this weekend. Iowa's ranked 12th, but that's got more to do with the voting guidelines that dictate placing Iowa ahead of the Penn State team (ranked 14th) it already beat. The Hawkeyes needed two blocked kicks to survive Northern Iowa in Week 1, then, after seemingly turning things around and finding their rhythm, barely inched past Arkansas State for a three-point win in Week 5. That's not good enough. Ricky Stanzi and Co. could find their groove against a Michigan defense allowing over 400 yards and 23 points per game, but this could come down to the Hawkeyes' ability to prevent Michigan's sparkplug signal-caller Tate Forcier from leading too many awe-inspiring drives.• Who will win the Pac-10's Battle of the Backs? The Pac-10's fleet of fearsome running backs has grown a tad less fearsome since Oregon's LeGarrette Blount lost his cool and Cal's Jahvid Best lost his ability to find his groove -- or the end zone. No such problems have slowed Stanford's Toby Gerhart, though, who's already racked up 650 yards on 120 carries. 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Regular Season Series (Game 1 of 4)
Series starts 11/10
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Coverage: TSN
7:00 PM ET, November 10, 2012
Air Canada Centre, Toronto, ON
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Phi: T. Young 16 Pts, 8 Reb, 2 Ast, 1 Stl
Tor: A. Bargnani 23 Pts, 5 Reb, 3 Ast, 3 Stl
TORONTO -- Thaddeus Young, Jrue Holiday and Nick Young scored 16 points apiece and the Philadelphia 76ers beat Toronto 93-83 on Saturday night, their fifth victory in six meetings with the Raptors.
Spencer Hawes had 12 points and 11 rebounds, Dorell Wright added 15 points and Philadelphia won its third straight, with all three victories on the road. It's the first time the 76ers have done that since February 2003.
The Sixers, who won 106-100 at Boston on Friday night, knocked off another Atlantic Division opponent thanks to a huge second quarter that saw them turn a six-point deficit into a 19-point lead.
Andrea Bargnani led Toronto with 23 points, while DeMar DeRozan had 19. Jose Calderon had 14 points and 11 assists, but the Raptors lost their third straight.


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Mihara Yasuhiro continues to re-work Puma's classic lines, his latest creation being the line laden Puma MY-71. The shoes manage to obscure the company's signature side swipe just a bit thanks to the lines that run all over the shoe, slightly pulling the eye away from that bit of branding. Continue reading to get a more in depth look at this new Yasuhiro creation and let us know in the comments if you're feeling the futuristic pair of Puma's. Also, watch for them to make their debut at SNS on September 21st for $179.
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Tires slashed in Mesa for the second time this month
PHOENIX -- Police are asking for the public's help after someone slashed the tires on several vehicles in Mesa Wednesday night.
It happened near Guadalupe Road and Arizona Avenue in the same area where several tires were slashed on November 11, according to Sgt. Steven Berry with the Mesa Police Department.
Officers searched the area for about three hours and discovered a total of 20 vehicles with tires that were slashed or cut. Three of the victims had more than one vehicle damaged.
Investigators were unable to locate a suspect.
"It's kind of unfortunate that we have this kind of crime any time, but certainly on a day like today with it being Thanksgiving," said Berry.
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For The Fans...? chapter 11"You hurt him just now." she almost yelled."What do you mean?" he asked."You wrapped your arms around him then run off remember how you felt when a girl did that to you?'"yea" he nodded looking away."I wanna show you something. Get out of your bunk." She said climbing out of it.He got out of his bunk and pulled on some hello kitty pjs Aly smilled and pulled him to the small bathroom."1 your lips are swollen and you have more hikkies than I can count your so hard you could break glass and probably a diamond with your dick and you know why cuz of Jayy who you like no love!" she said in his ear standing behind him. "and you cant lie to me I know you two like the back of my hand. that's why I asked you to kiss every night for the fans to get you two together." she smiled and cuffed him. "and that's why I got the mistletoe was to get you to kiss even more.""Why did you cuff me?" he asked nervously."You'll see" she smiled pulling out more mistlet
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The ALPHA Center in Camden is sending out a warning to parents about two new trends it is seeing among county youth: smoking Smarties and something called the "Cinnamon Challenge."
KershawHealth offered free sports physicals to Kershaw County School District students May 9 at KershawHealth Primary Care at Elgin.
Another symptom of the economy, hospitals across the country are experiencing a higher number of drug shortages on a more frequent basis. KershawHealth can experience those shortages, too, but has processes in place that, in effect, keep patients from really even noticing.
The 22nd annual KershawHealth Foundation Vern Kechem Golf Tournament will be held Monday at the Camden Country Club.
By summer, Palmetto Health will be handling all laboratory services for KershawHealth. The KershawHealth Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday night to enter into a five-year agreement with Palmetto Health to provide day-to-day management of KershawHealth's primary laboratory on its main campus and its lab at KershawHealth's Outpatient and Urgent Care Center in Elgin. KershawHealth will continue to manage its lab at the West Wateree Medical Complex.
As KershawHealth moves through its 99th year of service, its chief executive officer continues to look at the challenges the health care system must still face in the years to come.
KershawHealth President and CEO Donnie J. Weeks was elected to the South Carolina Hospital Association Board of Trustees (SCHA) at the association's annual meeting Jan. 30. Weeks previously served on the SCHA board and was chairman in 1994.
After nearly 10 years, KershawHealth's MRI unit is making way for a newer, more advanced and efficient replacement. The KershawHealth Board of Trustees approved the nearly $2 million purchase at its Jan. 23 meeting.
(The online version of this story has been modified to correct an error in the fourth paragraph. Originally, the C-I erroneously attributed the term "perfect storm" to a statement by Blue Cross Blue Shield CEO David Pankau instead of to BCBS board chairman Ed Sellers, as indicated here, who was a speaker at the KershawHealth Foundation's recent Baruch Dinner in November. The C-I regrets the error.)
Dr. Martha S. Tingen, a graduate of Joseph Kershaw Academy and the daughter of Bruce and Mildred Smith of Evans, Ga., and formerly of Camden, has been named the inaugural Charles W. Linder Endowed Chair in Pediatrics at Georgia Health Sciences University (GHSU) in Augusta, Ga.
"We had a little angel on earth for 17 years," Brenda Peters said about her grandson, Hunter Hornsby.
There's a good chance a majority of at least two, if not three, generations of Kershaw County residents have passed through Dr. Tommy Joseph's office doors during the past 35-plus years.
Mary Clark, Hospital Auxiliary of Kershaw County Board chair, began her telephone call with Joseph Bruce, KershawHealth Foundation executive director, by saying, "Well, your campaign is over." She was referring to the foundation's campaign to fund a new fetal monitoring system for the KershawHealth Women's Center. Earlier in the day, Bruce had made a presentation to the auxiliary board about the project, noting that the foundation was within $25,000 of reaching its $190,000 goal. Clark's telephone call was to let the foundation know the auxiliary would be making a $25,000 contribution.
The chance of someone getting the wrong medication while being treated at KershawHealth could be greatly reduced in the next three years thanks to new technology the health care system is purchasing.
KershawHealth hopes to earn more than $2.88 million in net income during its 2012 fiscal year which began Oct. 1. The KershawHealth Board of Trustees approved the budget more than a week after the fiscal year began during an Oct. 10 meeting at the healthcare system's Health Resource Center. The board also approved a capital budget -- used for construction, renovations and equipment purchases -- of $8.07 million.
Joseph Bruce, executive director of the KershawHealth Foundation and KershawHealth's vice president of marketing and community development, will retire from both positions March 13. Bruce, a South Carolina native, returned to his home state in 2007 to join KershawHealth and the foundation after a career with major New York City and Washington, D.C., advertising and public relations agencies.
The KershawHealth Board of Trustees will meet tonight in Bethune as part of its quarterly commitment to meet in off-site locations around the county. The meeting will start at 6 p.m., be held in the Bethune Recreation Center and is open to the public.
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I?ve always enjoyed the first Nashville Nationwide race. I think a lot of it stems from the fact that there are fewer Sprint Cup drivers entered and therefore it gives the regulars a chance to show their stuff. I?m not a big fan of the Cup guys in Nationwide, but I also understand the economics of it in terms of drawing folks to the track and the television. I love that Roush-Fenway was able to secure sponsorship to run Ricky Stenhouse and Colin Braun for the full schedule. But anyway, on to Nashville? It use to be ARCA sharing the stage with the Nationwide boys, but this year it?s the Camping World Truck Series. This is fantastic! The truck series is my favorite series to watch. I love that veterans like Hornaday and Skinner get to battle hard with the young guns like Austin Dillon and Timothy Peters. And even though he?s a Cup guy, Kyle Busch puts on a good show in the trucks. Hopefully the weather will cooperate Saturday for the Nationwide race. 70% chance of rain. Meteorologist only seem to be wrong when you don?t want them to be. Truck Series Picks and Notes: It?s hard to bet against Kevin Harvick for the truck win and I?m going with Steve Wallace as a dark horse. Keep one eye on Johnny Sauter to see if he goes Carl Edwards on Hornaday. Another interesting note is that Brad Keselowski is entered in the truck race in his own #29 Dodge. (Full disclosure: I?m a fan of my fellow Michigander, Keselowski.) Nationwide Picks and Notes: I gotta go with Joey Lagono for the Nationwide win with Johnny Sauter as a darkhorse in the Baker-Curb #27.
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In light of the six successful Foamposite One/Pro releases of this year, it's very probable that the Foamposite insanity will spill over into 2012. With the confirmation of both the Metallic Red and Electrolime colorways dropping in the coming Spring season, sneakerheads will be given an early start on their Foamposite collections for the year – but are either the Metallic Reds or Electrolimes the frontrunner for the best Foamposites of the year? We don't know what else is in store just yet, but the Electrolimes, pictured here, are a likely favorite thanks to its vibrant colorway. Check out the detailed images below and stick with Sneaker News for more Foamposite news and updates. via solewings.
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Lorna (Gina Gershon, SHOWGIRLS, P.S. I LOVE YOU) is a strong-willed Texas woman who's had enough of her untrustworthy husband Dale's (Val Kilmer, TOP GUN, BATMAN FOREVER) criminal acts and lack of husbandry. Fed up, she enlists the help of her old friend, Tiny (Kelli Giddish, NBC's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"), to help her figure out what to do with Dale after his latest double-cross involving the theft of $100,000 from a bank. As the girls brainstorm for a "neat" solution, they medicate … More
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I recommend 'Breathless' for non-squeamish thriller fans, but the amount of blood and gore on display may be way beyond what even those brave viewers can imagine.
No kidding. If you chained-smoked half as much as the plotting ladies in this twisty dramedy, you'd be hyperventilating, too.
Could be watchable because of Gina Gershon's mildly interesting manipulative and ruthless damsel-in-distress role.
Now Val Kilmer is just in a race with Ray Liotta to see who can get the oldest and the fattest the fastest. It's like the tagline to "Alien Vs Predator;" whoever wins...we lose.
Far more gruesome, and definitely packing more surprise punches than your average, everyday thriller.
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When Tiny(Kelli Giddish) visits her friend Lorna(Gina Gershon) in her trailer, she is shocked to discover Lorna holding a gun on her no-good tied-up husband Dale(Val Kilmer). Lorna suspects him of being involved in a bank robbery in a nearby county that netted $100,000 and would kindly like to know the location of the loot. All questions are moot after Lorna forgets to set the safety on her gun. Enter Sheriff Cooley(Ray Liotta).
While it would probably not be out of the question to think of "Breathless" as little more than an extended episode of "Tales from the Crypt," it is also fairly entertaining due to some good work from its principal actors. And while the graphic violence contains the odd dismemberment, the movie is not really sadistic, either. But while I always appreciate a crafty scheme, the one at the heart of this story is a little too perfect, like the one on the other side of the state in "The Bridge," both serving as reminders how writers, like sabermetricians, can forget about the human factor now and again.
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The school board makes it's decision in regards to the proposed bike skills park tommorrow night. I wonder if they know that Mt. Werner has 74 signatures from concerned neighbors, that are against the bike skills park at this location. The majority of people that stood up in favor of this park were mostly people that had something to gain from it, SSWSC coaches and staff, bike trail designers, etc. I hope the school board members take the time to drive out to this location, and re-think being a party to such an unreasonable request, for the benefit of a few, with such large impact on this neighborhood. I too think Blair Seymour should put this "much needed ?????" bike skills park in her back yard. vkj
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Soon, somebody will start to 'fight back' and when they do the left wing media will take the side of the rotten pigs, if these scum swine had been Tea Party People MSNBC would be whailing about this incident for months "Don't Take This Sh!t, Fight Back" Three Occupy Oakland protesters charged with hate crimes | Reuters
Guess you did not read the article... again. IF you arrest somone at an Occupy Oakland Activity, does not mean that they were part of Occupy when the crime was committed....
They were in fact, occupy-protesters.... Let all pray these idiots don't pop-up again like spring weeds once the weather gets warmer.
Its going to be ten times as worse in August and sept. Just like '68. You already have Ben & Jerrys front these people with millions your going to have Acorn or whatever they morphed into and certain unions.And of course you'll have the mainstreammedia enablers calling this a populist movement. This last year was just a trial run.
Something tells me the tea party became the occupy movement. But i am sure someone will tell me, i am crazy.
If you say so, as you are always right without documenting your evidence.. But were they occupy protestors at the time of the crime..
The article stated they were complaining young lazy protesters who are unjustifiably angry with baby-boomers...go check.


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Thom Yorke may have gotten all of the press, but red hot New Orleans-based funk & jam artist EARPHUNK were weeks ahead of the game with their BitTorrent release "Sweet Nasty". The record was downloaded an astounding 500,000 times in the days following the initial release. Not quite U2 in your iPhone numbers, but pretty freakin' impressive for an independent artist. You can pick up your copy here.
Wakarusa fans are certainly already familiar with the band, but this is Earphunk's first time hitting the stage at Stickyz Rock'n'Roll Chicken Shack. Let's show them that the Rock knows how to get down on Friday Oct 10. Advance tickets are on sale now for only $8 (get them here or at the venue), and it will cost $10 at the door.
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Cool chapter, and I really fuckin hope chaos ensues!!!! This is gonna be fuckin awesome
The only ones I see that could be losing (with the info we got) are Gaara´s bodyguards & possibly Gaara himself. But they´ll all be together, so there are slim chances for this to happen. And if Sasuke wants to get only Danzou, I´m really keen on seeing how the hell he´ll separate him from the rest xD


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The 2007 Tablas Creek Vineyard Syrah is Tablas Creek's fifth national release of this classic Rhone varietal. The wine displays the character of the Syrah grape exuberantly and elegantly, with classic flavors of bacon fat, wood smoke, blackberry and mineral, and should reward time in bottle to mature.
We use most of our Syrah as a part of our Esprit de Beaucastel and Côtes de Tablas blends each year. However, we believe that Paso Robles is one of the world's great environments for Syrah, and in favorable vintages we try to reserve some particularly classic barrels of Syrah for a single-varietal bottling.
The 2007 vintage was the best vintage we've yet seen at Tablas Creek. Yields were very low (down between 15% and 30%, depending on variety) due to a cold and very dry winter, which produced small berries and small clusters. A moderate summer without any significant heat spikes followed, allowing gradual ripening, and producing red wines with tremendous intensity, excellent freshness and a lushness to the fruit which cloaks tannins that should allow the wines to age gracefully. Syrah began the harvest of our reds on September 5th, with harvest continuing over the next month. Our final Syrah lot was harvested October 3rd.
Our Syrah grapes were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
The Syrah grapes were destemmed and then fermented using native yeasts in small open-top stainless steel tanks. After two weeks, they were pressed, and moved to a balance of new and old French oak barrels to complete their fermentation. The wine was assembled in June of 2008, at which point we added a 10% Grenache for its lush, open fruit and higher acidity. The wine was aged for nearly another year in 1200-gallon foudres before being bottled in March 2009. The wine is unfined and unfiltered, and should be expected to throw a sediment over time.
The 2007 Syrah shows a dark, inky nose of soy, iodine, and black fruit with a little oak sneaking through. The mouth shows mineral, blackberry, iron and spice, with beautiful tannins and length. The long finish is still powerfully tannic, with a mineral, crushed rock component that reflects the vineyard's limestone soils. This is a wine for the long term: fifteen years or more.
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Recently I have become very interested with how I can use my imagination to basically create a whole new life. I have been constantly thinking about specific empowering thoughts, and also constantly imagining myself as what I want to become ( a singer guitarist making a lot of money playing in bars and coffee shops, as well as other visions and goals I have for myself). Anyhow, I came across a new age thought book by Christian Larson. He talks about how people who are successful and obtain all their dreams and goals are the ones who take control of their minds and constantly think about what it is they want in their imagination. He talks about how "we" are the ego, and are separate from the body and mind. Other things mentioned are that all bodily disease starts in the mind with negative thinking. I'm skeptical on this, because, for example, I was born was example. Obviously this was something that was out of my control. And what about people who come down with diseases who were happy people to begin with. And if people can be cured just by "thinking right", does that make medicine useless? From my experience, If I'm having an asthma attack, just imagining my lungs being healthy and working properly may help me cope, but will not heal me. But my medicine will. And if we are separate from the body and mind, why can we feel pain if someone punches us in the arm, or why do drugs affect how we behave. It seems like our mind and body are almost one. No matter how much Michael J Fox imagines himself healthy, Parkinson disease is out of his control. All of that said, what are your thoughts on the relationship between the imagination and reality.
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805 days ago
Hmmm... interesting thoughts you have there. I think that there is something special between imagination and reality. I think that imagination or positive thinking really has a powerful effect on reality but at the same time, it has its limits. I mean the brain is equally weird and amazing in that it is easily tricked or fooled. Take for instance the placebo effect in many medical situations. Hell, I got really sick when I was a kid and I truly believed that drinking cold drinks, lazing about the house and, eating as much junk food that I could, would be good for me. It worked. :D Imagination is also good at encouraging you to reach your goals. It gives you a sense of wanting to get somewhere and so you become more focused in the challenges you face. Saying that, I still think that it has its limitations. As said, the brain is easily fooled. If I were to imagine and truly believe that by next week I would see a sign from the universe telling me that I should just drop everything and chase my unlikely dream (of being the greatest astronaut in the world) in the form of a guy wearing high heeled pink shoes and I did, would that really be a sign or just a matter of coincidence? The fact that I want to believe in it will skew my judgment and that therein lies the problem. What if the guy wearing the heels also imagined himself to be the best astronaut in the world? Wouldn't that somehow clash with my interests? Would it be a matter of will as to who gets to be the best? Another example would be me imagining that there's a ghost right beside me. I have quite a vivid imagination and yes, it does scare the crap out of me when I do that, but I still know that the ghost doesn't exist. Or does it… The brain is weird. Very weird.
805 days ago
Its always beneficial to try to think positively but in a realistic way. When a persons ill - a positive thinker is better able to cope with the illness and may have a speedier recovery. Regarding what you do in life - its fine to have bigs dreams, as long as its a realistic expectation.
I saw a medical expert on Good Morning America, state we should all learn to meditate every day - people with high blood pressure can lower their pressure with meditation. They still need medication help though. People with chronic pain can manage their pain better through relaxation. Naturally there are cases where all the positive thinking, won't help with terminal illness but at least the time left would be as miserable.
804 days ago
Thinking positively and being able to imagine yourself in a better situation or in an improved position can give one the energy to make it happen. Negative thoughts interfere with happiness but thinking positively is not gong to help one overcome every bad illness or thing that happens. We only control what we can: our choices to live healthy lives or to ruin our lives and others with drugs or bad behavior; our choice to live with an abuser or use our imagination to find solutions to escape that type of relationship. Be careful to not slip back into negativity since it can the be easy way out if you have been thinking a certain way for a long time your mind automatically wants to take that path. Stop, choose positives and positives actions toward a healthy goal.
802 days ago
Don't subscribe to this "NEW AGE" crap!
There have been in the past new age authors, speaker telling people that.
If you poke yourself with a needle!
And felt pain! You wanted to feel pain.
Hint: We need to feel pain!!!!
In order to let us know that something is wrong within us (common cold, flu
An then some).
This is all to sell books, tapes!!!!!!!
Yes! the mind is powerful!!!
Read Napoleon Hill's "Think and grow rich!"
It has been around longer than this "NEW AGE" crap!
If you want to use your mind?
Read the book 1st.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is no new age whatsoever!
It's nothing more than followers following followers!!
Like lost sheep!!!
Are YOU 1 of them??????????????????
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ãInto the Beautiful Northã author Luis Alberto Urrea will speak about his novel, his craft and his life journey ã from ãgrowing up on dirt streets in Tijuana to becoming a Pulitzer Prize finalist, beloved storytellerã and literature professor at numerous universities, said Trinity Ray, president of the Tuesday Agency, Urreaãs lecture agent.
Following a private reception to welcome the author to Bishop, Urrea will be featured in a public presentation from 7-8 p.m. on Monday, March 11 at the Bishop Union High School auditorium, 301 N. Fowler St. The presentation will include a lecture, Q&A with the audience and book sale and signing.
ãInto the Beautiful Northã is a novel about a young Mexican villager who is inspired by the movie ãThe Magnificent Sevenã to cross the U.S. border in search of men to come to the rescue of her drug-dealer-infested hometown.
According to Ray, Urrea is a ãprolificã award-winning writer, ãa master of language and a gifted storyteller who uses his dual-culture life experience to explore greater themes of love, loss and triumph.ã
Although ãInto the Beautiful Northã is set in the world of illegal border crossings, Urrea said, ãThe border is simply a metaphor that makes it easier for me to write about the things that separate people all over the world, even when they think there is no fence.ã
Urrea was born virtually on the U.S./Mexico border in Tijuana, Mexico to an American mother and a Mexican father. He grew up in San Diego where the seeds of his literary career were planted and fanned by adolescent romance. At 13, Urrea began writing poetry to impress girls. That, and ãa fanatical hunger for readingã inspired him to follow the path of his literary heros. ãI just had to do what my heroes were doing.ã
Later, Urreaãs cross-cultural life path found him serving impoverished people who lived on Tijuana garbage dumps and then later earning a teaching fellowship to Harvard University.
Life on the border informed much of his writing, as well.
Urrea has penned 14 books and his work spans many genres. Urreaãs 2004 nonfiction work about a group of Mexican immigrants who get lost in an Arizona desert, ãThe Devilãs Highway, won him the Lannan Literary Award and put him on the Pulitzer Prize finalists list. ãIn 2009, on a bit of a whim,ã Ray said, Urrea wrote his first mystery short story, ãAmapola,ã and promptly won the Edgar (Allan Poe) Award.
Urrea has written numerous historical novels, as well. Two such novels, ãThe Hummingbirdãs Daughterã and ãQueen of America,ã took Urrea more than 20 years to research and write. Together, they memorialize Terresita Urrea, the novelistãs great-aunt, who was a turn-of-the-century healer and Mexican folk hero.
Although many of his works focus on Southeastern U.S. border life, Urrea said, ãBorders donãt interest me. Iãm really in the business of building bridges.ã
To top off his extensive literary and academic resume, the Chicago Tribune said, that as a person, ãeverybody loves Luis Urreaã ã a ãphenomenal speakerã and ãa gregarious guyã with a ãbig personality.ã
For more information about Urrea, visit www.luisurrea.com or www.tuesdayagency.com. For more information about final Inyo County Community Reads events, visit http://inyo.org/calendar/ or Inyo Council for the Arts at 137 S. Main or call (760) 873-8014.


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"Little Betty's sleeping in the graveyard, living there in burgundy and white.
Dead babies can't take care of themselves, dead babies can't take things off the shelf.
Well, we didn't love you anyway.
Goodbye, Little Betty…" ~ Alice Cooper
Dead babies can't take care of themselves, dead babies can't take things off the shelf.
Well, we didn't love you anyway.
Goodbye, Little Betty…" ~ Alice Cooper
Wow, what a pretentious piece of shit this film is. Overlong, tedious, derivative… jeez, this makes A Serbian Film look like a masterpiece of sublime subtlety. Oh if only this movie could have been drowned in the tub like an unwanted kitten. Please, for the love of God, somebody nuke Sweden before it can produce another flaming bag of runny feces like this one.
I'm totally kidding,of course. This is the fourth film by Ronny Carlsson that I've had the honor of watching/reviewing, and – given his masochistic penchant for demanding truth, even if it means an abysmally negative review – I thought I'd finally give him what he's been half-expecting and sort of asking for all these years.
Goodbye, Little Betty is – in Carlsson's own words – an attempt to return to a more "spontaneous, experimental side of filmmaking that isn't as present in a more planned and budgeted film likeDust Box," Carlsson's previous full-length dramatic feature due to be released on DVD later this year. Filmed entirely on a camera phone, Betty is the woefully bleak tale of a girl, as silent and beautiful as the frozen Swedish landscape she wanders through. Seemingly oblivious to the beauty of winter around her, "Betty" (poetess and collaborator Daniela Melin – a gorgeous, raven-haired waif) is drawn to electrical wire, able to find it embedded in the floorboards of abandoned houses or hidden in the thick forest undergrowth. Every length of cord she finds goes into her backpack and then she's off again, crossing icy creeks and crunching through the snow like a carefree child. Like a crow, Betty's eye is drawn to anything and everything that is shiny and metallic, all of which is added to her scavenger's collection. But as her journey continues and no clear destination makes itself known, Betty's utter aloneness becomes increasingly more apparent and the silence grows deafening. Is she wandering through a post-apocalyptic world? Or is she trapped in her own world, isolated by her addiction to technology and inability to "connect" with the real world?
Several years ago, I came across a photo on some image sharing site or another. It depicted a group of teenagers walking together on a bright, Spring day. But rather than conversing amongst themselves, every single one of them held a cell phone in their hand and stared silently down as they walked, lost in their own little worlds and seemingly oblivious of everything, and everyone, around them. It perfectly captured the reality of the mass disconnect that our society is drowning in, and reinforcing the truth of the matter: that we have willingly jumped into the deep end without a life preserver. Goodbye, Little Betty is the moving version of that photograph: stark, hopeless and unforgivingly honest. In its own way, it's a new take on the Eco-Horror genre: what happens when we step out from behind our avatars and back into the real world? We've literally lost our connection. There's nothing left to discuss that can't be found on Google, nothing left to see that hasn't been uploaded to Pinterest. We're cyber-cattle, grazing in a field of instant gratification, and when the plug is suddenly pulled, we're lost and alone.
Whoa, that was heavy. Lookit me, bein' all profound and shit.
Anyway… clocking in just under an hour and featuring no dialogue until the final moments – when Melin finally demonstrates her poetic skill – GLB sneaks up on you gradually, slowly squirming into your subconscious and quietly whispering "horror" all the while. I said once before that Ronny makes disturbing movies as opposed to scary ones, and GLB is no different. It's visceral quicksand, sucking you down so slowly and gracefully, you won't even notice the danger until it's filling your lungs and flooding your mouth with darkness. Only in the final moments will you feel the full impact of the horror. And then it's too late.


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Howdy folks. I just brewed my first batch Wednesday night, an extract ESB which I pitched with Wyeast's 1968 London ESB. I'm doing my primary in a plastic bucket and I aerated before pitching and didn't even give a stir once the yeast was in. The temperature in the house has been constant at around 70, although last night a bit of a cold snap had the wort at 65 when I woke up. So, 36 hours in and I've still got no bubbling going on. Suggestions? Can I shake it up a bit now, this far past pitching? Will a thick blanket help insulate the bucket enough to not get the fluctuations?
Did you make a starter? If not, this could be your problem, liquid yeasts have a lower cell count and sometimes can take a little while to get started up, which is why a starter is recomended. You did smack it first right? If not then it could take a REALLY long time to get started, but you should be OK, just be patient (can't say enough about patience)
Oh yea, welcome and congrats on getting started on your first brew.
Thanks, so far its been pretty fun and not overly stressful (other than this). And no, I didn't make a starter, though I probably should have, obviously. I smacked the pack, 4 hours before I pitched I'm guessing and it was swollen when I opened it. Would it be ok to aerate (externally of course) this late in the game?
I would still wait a little while. Liquid yeasts are notorious for taking a long time to get started. If you must have some reassurance, go down and grab a packet of dried yeast. Wait until at least tomorrow morning, and if still nothing (no foam, no bubbles, nothing) you should be able to re-aerate and pitch the packet as long as it has been sealed up in the fermenter. If you do have some activity, you can save the yeast for next time, but I can't stress enough to be patient, most problems in homebrewing are solved with time.
Yeah give it some time. If you direct pitch them it just takes a while. For the most part, they seem to be like a train though once they get rolling. . A couple of reasons not to worry...as long as you aren't opening it up and closing it the chances are (as long as you sanitized your fermentor, etc properly) you have a wort that is free from major contamination. I currently direct pitch liquid unless it is bigger than a 70 beer. I did a 70 beer direct pitch and it attenuated down to %85, so it was a good ferment. It can take up to 3 days to get going though with direct pitch though. Dry yeast are usually really fast though, but some of the liquid strains can be slower. The best thing to do, is tonight just take a quick peek and see if a Krausen has formed. If it has you are good to go.
Thanks guys. I have the dry yeast that came with the kit, so if things don't pick up by tomorrow evening I'll think about tossing that in. And I hear you about the waiting. As I just told a friend "Patience is the key, finding it is the issue".
I just wanted to let you guys know that last night when I got home from work the airlock was starting to bubble. It was still colder than I liked where it was stored, so this morning I moved the bucket to the top of the fridge (very carefully!!!) and now things have picked up even more, a nice burst of bubbles every ten seconds or so. Thanks for calming my fears!


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A PM with a Moderator today convinced me I need to take a break from the board . I am not angry at anyone and do think this board has the best mod team going. However right now with my meds it is best if i bow out from here for a bit until I'm back 100%
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Lombardi on if Kings Have More Plans Before the Deadline
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LA Kings 2014-15 Midseason Prospect Rankings: The Top 5
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Create custom hardcover photobooks and more with this interesting concept in publishing.
MyPublisher's BookMaker is a free photo album maker with a twist: You use it to create, organize, and edit your photo album, and then order online one of several printed photobook options at various prices, which are custom-printed and shipped to you. The choices range from paperback PocketBooks editions costing 10 bucks to coffee-table-style hardcover books that are three times more expensive, as well as calendars, postcards, and greeting cards. While we didn't go so far as to purchase any of them, the examples displayed on MyPublisher's Web site appear attractive and well-made and offer an alternative to traditional prints at a comparable cost.
Opening BookMaker's interface includes a Quick-Start Guide in the left-hand panel but also initiates an optional but helpful quick-start video. There's also a full Help menu that includes links to chat and Web-based assistance. The wizard-based guide walks you through each step of creating your book. Clicking an image calls up an Image Toolbox that allows various adjustments. We really like the custom book-jacket-maker feature, which you can use to replace a lost or damaged jacket or create your own custom book covers.
BookMaker is freeware certified for Windows versions up to Vista, but we installed in Windows 7 with no trouble. It installs desktop icons without asking and leaves items behind when it's uninstalled but is otherwise a polite performer. It's an interesting concept in publishing that can present your photos in hardbound albums and other printed formats for prices similar to blank albums in a bookstore.