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^Well that's easy to expain teacake, rather than havind a modest detached house and say a a run of the mill car. They've got to have a massive house, top end, expensive holidays car etc.. (of course some are quite sensible and have the modest house/car)
Now most of us want nice things in life, but I would hope that I would have the common sense to put some away for a rainy day.
But back the subject at hand.
I make no comment about the quality of the show whther you consider it filth or a way to pass half an hour is upto you. But in general terms whilst no doubt many of us moan about the companies we work for we generally do not do it in a public way.
There is a difference between having a moan about your job and taking a moral position about it. If you stated belief that something of which you are a part of is filth and yet you continue to be part of it and take the cheques it makes you a hypocrite. As a hypocrite is someone who acts in condratiction to there stated beliefs.
It doesn't matter what job you do, you can always quit. And find work that better suits your beliefs.
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1912 W. Michigan St., Duluth
Karen Tonnis, vice president of operations; Laura Mullen, vice president of outreach and events; Bryon Tonnis and Colin Mullen, co-brewers (all four are owners)
2014 production: 7,850 barrels
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2014 production: 2,600 to 2,900 barrels (estimate)
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Explain why marine biologists are still arguing with Picard, then, if there is nothing to discover in the Challenger Deep. And explain why Amundsen-Scott was established in IGY 1956 and has been continuously inhabited since then if there is no useful science that can be done at the South Pole.
Be that as it may, there were multiple manned missions to the Moon that did extensive geology and left a whole bunch of instruments there -- which returned active telemetry for a decade (and passive instruments which are still in use today).
The geologic samples are still being investigated, with new scientific papers coming out every year.
And multiple nations have sent robotic probes out; both to learn more, and to stretch their space legs. Those same nations are also working up towards human expeditions; doing orbits, spacewalks, etc.
I can certainly imagine it being different, but I can't imagine a simple repeat; and certainly not by the country that already did the mission. Every single word about "learning something new," or "doing more" argues AGAINST simply sending up another two men for another short pair of EVAs.
And, yes, that is the other part of the comparisons. There was much to be learned about the antarctic. Most of it was done by flying over, and by expeditions along the shelf -- NOT all the way to the pole. The exercise of men and dogs walking in and walking out was done twice (the second team died on the way back). And that became done. It was expensive enough and grueling enough there just wasn't a huge impetus for Brazil to send a national team, or every hotshot who wanted bragging rights at the local explorer's club to do so.
No-one repeated the expedition. No-one ever walked back with a sledge and the ability to stay a half-day and collect a couple of rocks (which is what Scott did.)
Instead, a fleet of cargo planes landed on skiis forty years later, and unpacked heated shelters and a whole ton of scientific equipment and people who were willing to stay not just a day, but over the winter.
And, yes, we have faster computers, better micro-fabrication, great advances in information technology and biotechnology, but do you seriously think that for the price of an Apollo Program (in modern dollars) we could send up 200x the mass and establish a permanent presence on the Moon? And fund it? Just keeping a base supplied would be several times more costly than the ongoing wars we have.
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- "Find a Beautiful Thought"
"The mind becomes disturbed merely by thoughts.
All the things that you see or hear through these
gates of the body are converted into thought
forms and directly affect the mind. Perhaps you
see an apple. That won't affect you unless you
translate it into a thought, which you had stored
earlier, 'I know that is an apple. I remember the
person who brought one to me once and made me happy.'
Thoughts disturb the mind, but it is impossible to
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thoughts at all is a thought. Then how is it possible
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You cannot say exactly what will open your mind and when it will happen. The real knowledge or wisdom will not dawn slowly. Once you get it, you have it. If you don't get it, you don't have it. The realization doesn't come little by little. Realization is instantaneous. When will it happen? Nobody can tell you. Even a small, trifling thing could do it.
I will tell you a story about a saint named Patinatar. His father was a very rich man who had made a lot of money from shipping and other businesses. The father had seen many saints and sages and had studied a lot, but nothing had opened his mind to the Truth. He repeated his mantra regularly, performed religious rituals, did all the spiritual practices, but wisdom didn't dawn in him. One day he asked his son, Patinatar, to take his ship and go buy some merchandise. Patinatar went to an island and saw the poor people there. He spent all the money, millions of dollars, on helping these people. Patinatar realized that he couldn't go home with an empty ship, so he filled the entire ship with cow dung cakes, which were probably worth a hundred dollars or less. Then he sailed home.
As soon as the boat arrived, some of the boatmen ran to the father and told him, "Your son has gone crazy. He spent all of your money, and all he came back with is cow dung." The father was so upset that he didn't even want to see his son. When Patinatar arrived at the house, his father was not even there to greet him.
Patinatar gave a small package to his mother and said, "Please give this to my father when he comes. I will see you later." With that, he walked out. When the father came home, he asked, "Where is my son?" His wife told him that Patinatar had come and gone, and gave him the package. When the father opened the package, he found a broken sewing needle and a note. The note said, "Even the eye of a broken needle will not come with you on your final journey." As soon as he read those words, he immediately took off his fancy clothes, put on a loin cloth, said goodbye to his house and his businesses, and walked out. Realization had dawned in him. He had heard many hundreds of stories before, he had read volumes, he knew all the philosophy, but nothing had opened his eyes until he saw these few words.
Realization can dawn with the smallest thing. It doesn't have to be a big blow. That trifling thing is what you call the final straw. Wisdom dawns that way. At any moment, anything could be the last straw for you. Then you are enlightened. Until then, you are still preparing yourself. You are getting ready for that moment.
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it's not just the bubble. the iText is light blue on full blue. the regular text is light blue on full green. The contrast of hues is a bit discomforting.
Paying attention to what?
No, sir, to the contrary it is quite impressive. A collection that great should be in a museum. Your entertainment center should be at least nominated as a World Heritage site. Thank you for a job well done.
it's also true that those making the claim are the ones that have to prove their case.
That's an assumption rather than an inarguable fact. All arguing parties would have to agree to that in order to use it as a premise to build an argument upon.
You know, that still misses the point. You mean to tell me that a protest never broke into a police car before? Still asking for more trouble than anyone needs to bring to a public assembly.
My Time Warner Cable internet only service was $45 five years ago. Then my nephew moved in and we added "the cheapest per month TV package."
It's $192.55. So, not the same price at all. Service is the same though at a shitty 1.5 downstream.
Happy to report that I don't pay the modem rental fee though. Haha, I really worked them over!
The legal power to force companies which hold relevant data to assist them.
She shows symptoms vertical video syndrome which may indicate potentially severe brain degeneration.
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"Indian ruling party BJP's National Head Arvind Gupta confirmed the block order via Twitter, citing 'anti-India content' hosted on those sites from terrorist outfit ISIS"
Everybody's old?
... and, we also know, through SimSocial and others, that EA won't hesitate to pull the plug on their micro-transaction apps. So after you pay, you can't play.
About 2013, a big problem was that, by reasonable standards, the game was broken. The RCI indicators were the tradional measurements of growing a city, in 2013 these were broken, and developers defended that it was by design. Sure, they eventually made some patches to address some of it, but I don't really know the details because I had quit playing long before then.
Now you have to pay to see the endgame before you realize it's broken, I reckon.
It's that 1%, those players who are willing to repeatedly spend hundreds of dollars per month on a single video game, who make it all worthwhile for this business model.
That actually sounds like an advert by an NSA analyst.
"Increasingly difficult choices" sounds like a massive understatement to me.
Let's see, 9-11 happened, and we made some difficult choice to, for starters, torture and spy on everyone.
So, we failed to make the right choices there, and yes, I'm quite willing to believe there will be future choices more difficult than how to respond to 9-11.
Standard dictionaries are for laymen and linguists, not lawyers, not doctors, nor IT experts. https://www.ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=fiber (of course) does not mention a type of data medium.
There's always been a difference between legal definitions and common language. We could argue that the continuing evolution of any industry's jargon is the footprint of progress. It's very hard to fight against. I'll theorize that those who argue semantics are often seen as argumentative rather than willing to make progress.
I'm still explaining to people that the Internet is capitalized.
Language will find a way.
If by "damage to this country" you mean "enlightenment in the world".
Well, being an American, I have been raised to be ignorant and dismissive of "other cultures", as if any such things actually exist.
I didn't know they were called Nazca Lines and would appreciate learning such a thing in the news... if only I had. I learned about this only by following Techdirt.
My brain seriously does a little happy dance when American news reports anything not related to America. It definitely does not happen too often. I think our school children might take a moment of silence to appreciate the grace and fragility of the Nasca Lines (that could certainly be a better use of the time expressly given for saying the Pledge of Allegiance). Older students should look at Greenpeace's assinity and realize that virtually nobody ever respects someone's political message on someone else's apolitical work.
Right, I understand that a employer/customer to business relationship is a net loss at both ends due to you-name-it-tax. Even before vacuum taxes are considered, employees can never be paid more than the business earns and a business can never earn more than a customer can pay. It's lose-lose.


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A local garden center had a year end clearance and I purchased two tree peonies (Hoki and Kinshi) for $10 each. I read that tree peonies prefer slightly alkaline soil. We have acid soil. We have wild blueberries on our land. Should I just wait and see, or should I amend the soil around the tree peonies, and if so, with what? Thanks for the help.


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I recently had my x710bt stolen from my car. I decided to replace it with the x930bt, and couldn't be happier. Basically everything I had problems with in the previous model were corrected. Start up is quicker, navigation has definitely been improved - no more second guessing turns, and the equalizer is more customizable. The addition of BT audio streaming from my cellphone is also a definite plus. Other than that, everything I loved about the x710 is still in the x930. The sharp user interface and multiple choices for media storage are still here.
|May 3, 2012
|Awesome Product!
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Stacy from Martinsburg, WV
This Pioneer Stereo system is great! I took the truck to have it installed even though they said it was easy to install, I just don't have the time. The system is great! It does everything I wanted from just listening to the radio to getting directions to talking on my iPhone. I just love it!!
|April 30, 2012
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Greg from Liberty Hill, TX
By far the best touch screen combo unit I have owned. Worked well with navi, dvd's, xm, and even streaming my iPhone videos. Highly recommend.
|March 1, 2012
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Paul from Blandon, Pa
This unit is absolutely the closest thing to the factory touch screen, at way less than 1/2 the price. Sound quality is excellent, and everything is just exactly what I wanted. I have recommended this unit to alot of people, and I am very glad I purchased it, especially from Sonic Electronix. Sonic's prices are hard to beat. Just make sure you get an expert in stereo installation to install it for you. Im glad I did.
|November 20, 2011
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I originally purchased the AVH-p3300BT and really liked it with the exception of iPod cable plugged in from the front. I wanted to be able to hide my iPod in the glove compartment or the center console. So I decided to get the Pioneer AVIC-X930BT. This unit is Awesome, not only can i hide my iPod and have a clean look the UI is newer and very responsive. Not to mention Navigation is included and very accurate. Another plus is that with this unit you are able to stream audio straight from your iPhone or Android phone via Bluetooth. the P3300BT doesn't have this feature although with a future firmware update it might be possible. I am very pleased with this unit and do highly recommend it.
|August 27, 2012
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Portable GPS, works for your navigation, but why not have all the good stuff on one display. IPod connection, rear back-up camera display, very good navigation system, play DVD, play music on SD micro card, easy sync with mobile.
But remember, keep your eyes and focus on the road... You're driving first!
|May 15, 2012
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I would recommend this to all because it works excellent,my sound is way better than the double din i had and its easy to use. The only thing i wish i had a remote control.
|February 27, 2012
|Very good unit
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One of the better head units I've ever used. Unfortunately does not include voice dialing. Touch screen sometimes makes it hard to find a song in a very large iPod library.
|November 13, 2011
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I have installed this in my silverado 2007 new body style looks awsome in there used metra dash kit and metra wire harness. The only problem i had installing was with all the wires and the little box thing with the wire harness it wouldnt fit by about 2 inches. But there is a litlle pieace of plastic behind the radio or in the back of the radio hole u can cut out to push the wires and box into ( i used a little saw blade cut easy) overall radio sounds awsome and loud. Lots of options on it too. Just wish it had web browsing lol
|May 22, 2012
|excellent value for the money
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mreagle05 from Blandon, PA
I love my Pioneer AVIC-X930BT, it is the best radio I ever had. I love it. would recommend it to anyone who wants a excellent touch screen radio. Sonic Electronix has the best deals. Their prices are hard to beat. Pioneer makes the best radio on the planet, hands down. Only thing I would recommend that Pioneer put better directions with the radio so you can get all the options to function without having to go on line and print them out. They should be put in the box when shipped. Other than that I am a happy Pioneer radio owner.
|February 11, 2012
|One of the best for the money!
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I bought this to replace the stock radio in my 2011 Ford Focus and I am super happy that I did! I kept the Ford SYNC and the steering wheel controls and it all integrated easily into this head-unit! I chose this one over the highest model that Pioneer has because I wanted to have a physical volume knob. The maps on the GPS are superb and easy to follow, and the price was unmatched by any other. It has tons of control straight from the head-unit itself. The Bluetooth works well and picks up from even outside the car! The sound quality while talking on the phone is good also. The reason I gave it 4 stars for features is because it lacks voice control.
|November 2, 2011
|I love this thing!
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brady from Damascus, OR
This is pretty much everything i needed. I used to have a Sony double din but that was crap. Then i had a kenwood (single din) and that was really nice. But without a doubt, this is the best deck i have owned. Absolutely nothing i would change on it. Sometimes the gps jumps off the road but its rare and is only for like 2 secs. The worst thing i would say about the x930bt is that it actually recognizes that the parking break wire isn't connected properly (on because i connect it to ground) but it only affects it when your watching a video while driving. (which isn't safe) But over all i would highly recommend this to anyone.
|June 8, 2012
|great head unit!!!
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This head unit is awesome but i expect more from the map. It would be everything i needed but the map doesn't work in Mexico.
|May 22, 2012
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Exactly what I was looking for and the GPS works great! Had it installed in vehicle and looks like it came with the vehicle. Installation was easy
|May 10, 2012
|Amazing Low Price!!
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I did a ton of research, but couldn't find the Pioneer GPS DVD deck this cheap anywhere. Came in perfect condition as described. Highly recommend!


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Winx Club is a new show on Nickelodeon that follows six best friends—Bloom, Stella, Flora, Musa, Tecna, and Aisha—as they navigate their way through Alfea College, the finest fairy school. The girls can transform into fairies and use their unique magical powers to fight villains. When they aren't fighting the bad guys, they play in a band. Kids can bring the fairy fun to life with the Winx Club 3.75-inch Action Dolls.
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Here are a bunch of my favorite costumes from over the years…
#1 has to be Kreayshawn and the Yip Yips at the Secret Alley, 2011:
Oh man, how about everybody from Bob's Burgers doing karaoke with DJ Purple on a boat in the middle of the bay, 2013:
This next one's from Australia Day, not Halloween, but I thought hairy-armed Lorde might be a newly relevant last-minute idea for this year:
Another all-time fave, all the parents from Rugrats onstage for the costume contest at Rickshaw Stop, 2013:
I loved this gender-bending Miley and Robyn (with Iron Man) also on a boat in the middle of the bay, 2013:
And of course… Mission Mission boyz Andrew Sarkarati and Vic Wong as Nic Cage and Uma Thurman at the Secret Alley, 2013:
The next American Tripps Halloween party is this Friday (aka Halloween) at Verdi Club (aka an awesome place for a party) with DJ Purple doing his patented Dance Karaoke thing. Here's the poster:
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(Btw, how crazy is it that the Giants have been to three recent World Series riding three completely different aces each time? First Lincecum, then Matt Cain, and now Madison Bumgarner? Unreal!)
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Posted April 13, 2010 at 4:40PM
I would really like some advice on the matter as I do not have a trusted source of information. Yes, i know self study, a good portfolio and building experience is the way to go. However, I am going to study this course. I would just like to know how good this course is in the web development industry? and what exactly it exists of? is it a basic level web designing course that teaches you to develop sites? Also what else would be a good course to go with it which is also in the field of creating web sites? a deeper course such as app writing. is CIW enterprise any good? hope to hear some good responses soon, please help me out - thank you
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In a sense yes. I have booked for it. Im doing a 2 year course now. The first which i am currently busy with I get the following qualifications ACE photoshop,dreamweaver,flash. Finishing my second year I get my CIW master designer and adobe certified expert web specialist. But as I said I have been greatly lied to and misinformed about the courses. I have recently grown concern of just how good of a qualification it is. Especially when I asked my teacher about the CIW master designer and she couldn't even tell me much about it nor about other CIW qualifications or just qualifications in web design in general. :O thus my concern haha
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Posted by Mr and Mr R. on 08/10/2007
Dined here on Thursday at 8:00pm. It was crowded and loud. The loudest restaurant I've ever been to in NYC. The waitress seemed annoyed that I couldn't hear her; she had a bit of an attitude, must have been due to her bad hair day. Food was just okay. The bill was fair. I left feeling blah.
Posted by Kathryn on 07/15/2007
We ate here twice in one week becasue the food was good, the wine great, the service excelllent (and we didn't feel rushed) and the price was right. The back garden is really nice.
Posted by chickie0922 on 07/13/2007
Uva was recommended to me by a co-worker, went with a very good girlfriend of mine. The place is adorable, loved the decor. We loved the food as well. The wine selection is excellent. My only complaint was the service, we felt very rushed at times. The waitress brought the dessert menus, and came back about 30 seconds later to see what we wanted. She did the same with the wine list. All in all, it is a great place to go, can get noisy, but I was very happy with everything & would definitely go back!
Posted by Piper on 06/06/2007
I wish there were more restaurants like this on the UES. The interior is really cute, French Country, with great wine. The food is OK, not the best, but the wine makes up for it. If you are ordering food, definitely stick to the pasta, at least in my experience. The little back garden is so cute, and they have really good selections of cheese. For a wine and cheese girl, this place is my favorite.
Posted by PRgirl on 05/15/2007
Went to Uva with some girlfriends after work back in March and have been raving about it ever since. The place is so cute and cozy and the service is attentive but never annoying. We started with two bottles of wine and a cheese plate. Fantastic chesses! Then came the entrees...delicious. Raviolli and risotto were so tender and tasty. Then the bill came and we couldn't believe how cheap it was! So we sent it back and ordered desserts and after-dinner drinks. Uva will NOT dissappoint.
Posted by missegee on 04/16/2007
I love this place, the back dining area is so adorable, perfect for dates. the food is great and reasonable and they have a great wine list.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/26/2007
I went to Uva with a few friends after hearing great things about it. It was delicious! The ambiance is great, food is tasty and pretty reasonably priced. Would be a great spot for a date. I had the gnocchi, it was very good. They also have a huge cheese selection--mmm! Loved it, definitely a nice addition to the typically mediocre UES restaurant scene!


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Sad to see Berkman go
Sorry about shutting down for much of yesterday, but Friday was one of those days. I'm sure you're not interested in my whining because at the end of the day I still have a job that is pretty sweet.
Lance Berkman was sitting in the dugout alone in his…[Read More]
The morning after: A new day without Berkman, Oswalt
UPDATE: • Berkman to Yankees deal final. • Newly-acquired Brett Wallace will start at 1B for Astros Saturday night. • Astros transfer Felipe Paulino to 60-day DL, opening up another spot on the 40-man roster. • •• ••• •• • It's the morning after — yes, the sun did rise — and a good night's […] [Read More]
Good luck, Lance… And thanks for all the great quotes
Fans — and the media who cover the team — will miss Lance Berkman, who is poised to join the New York Yankees via trade. Not only is he a heck of a player — sure, an aging one, but still — and terrific person, but he is also a great quote. It may not […] [Read More]
Astros may as well yank out our hearts
Here's the deal: Astros will pay $4 million of Berkman's remaining 2010 salary. Astros get two players: AAA pitcher Mark Melancon and Class A infielder Jimmy Paredes. • •• ••• •• • They may as well just yank out our hearts right now. Has there ever been a darker day — er, weekend — in […] [Read More]
As long as we're cleaning house, how 'bout Carlos?
UPDATE: Berkman is NOT in the lineup tonight. • •• ••• •• • Hey, since the first horse is already out of the barn, let's open all the doors. Saddle up El Caballo and let him ride off into the sunset. No hard feelings, Carlos, but it's time to pony up and get this rebuilding […] [Read More]
Day 1: The Houston Astros without Roy Oswalt
Got to admit, I really didn't think it was going to happen. Perhaps it's a good thing — and maybe they planned it this way — that The Trade happened on an off day. Despite all the rancor, all the back-and-forth about options, the put-up-or-shut-up allegations and the wild speculation, this is a bittersweet day. […] [Read More]
Oswalt update: With trade to Phillies on table, will he take it?
Ask and you shall receive. Hours after saying he was hopeful the Astros would not drop a deal on his lap right before the trade deadline, Roy Oswalt is getting ample time to mull his options. Oswalt has been presented with a trade proposal that would have him going to the Philadelphia Phillies, the Chronicle […] [Read More]
At a glance, Phils still the team to beat in Oswalt sweepstakes
With the Cardinals cooling off on him and the Dodgers exploring less pricey pitching options ahead of Saturday's trading deadline, the Philadelphia Phillies appear to offer Roy Oswalt the best chance at playing for a contender this season. The Phillies, who have been in serious talks with the Astros regarding a major trade since at […] [Read More]
Hey Drayton and Tal, this blog's for you!
UPDATE: It's obvious we're all waiting for Roy's decision at this point. The Roy Oswalt-to-Philadelphia trade is all set, needing only Roy's signature. • •• ••• •• • Some of you have suggested that Drayton McLane must be reading our blog. Surely, you believe, he's checking in regularly to find out what you and I […] [Read More]
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Dove may have struck advertising gold last year with its "Real Beauty Sketches" ad, but not everyone is praising its latest attempt at a viral video in which women were given beauty patches for two weeks as part of an experiment and then told the whole thing was fake.
In the ad, the women tell the camera that the patches, which they diligently stuck to their arms to "enhance the way they perceive their own beauty," have made them feel great and want to show off their arms and smile at people and go dress-shopping.
"It's definitely been a life-altering experience," one woman tells the psychologist at the end of the experiment, as the camera cuts to each of them detailing its beauty-boosting effects in turn.
Then, the psychologist hands them a piece of paper that describes what's in the beauty patch they've been putting on their bodies and documenting for the previous two weeks: Nothing.
For some reason, they giggle. And then they cry.
"I was really expecting there to be something," one woman says, while wiping happy tears from her eyes. "To really see that there's nothing in it. It's crazy."
Another woman, as some faint music plays in the background, says, "I'm beautiful. I'm strong. I'm independent. And I can just be whoever I want to."
AdWeek asked whether women's self-esteem is really as easily influenced as Dove makes it out to be. New York magazine's article on it was simply titled, "This Dove Ad Is Garbage."
"Is Dove empowering women or calling them gullible?" the AdWeek writer asks.
The New York magazine writer concluded, "Shame upon you, Dove, for making these women seem dumb, and for not scripting at least one of them to act outraged that she had been duped."
Dove told ABCNews.com that none of the women in the ad were actresses and they all responded to an open audition to participate in an "undisclosed documentary."
"All of the women who participated in the experiment feel that it was an extremely positive experience empowering them to be far more confident about their beauty, inside and out," Jennifer Bremner, Dove's director of skin cleansing, told ABCNews.com in an email. "The Dove: Patches campaign was designed to evoke conversation about how the right state of mind can unlock a powerful feeling of beauty that lives inside all women. We believe it is an empowering call to action."
While some people took to Twitter to praise the brand for telling women they're beautiful on their own, others found it downright insulting.
Did these women fall for This?! Or was it staged?… Either way, this is degrading for all Intelligent women! – Dove http://t.co/f49RO8elOd
— RumblePitch (@RumblePitch) April 9, 2014
Very nice, but I would've felt a little dumb… Dove Launches Fake 'Beauty Patch' in Latest Play for Viral Glory http://t.co/VdlC8yUYku
— Lauren Sleeper (@LaurenSleeper) April 9, 2014
Dove beauty patch? Did the women seriously think there was such a thing? Sorry, Dove…this "experiment" totally missed the mark.
— Chelle (@winey_mommy) April 9, 2014
Oh right!, we just fooled u for 2 weeks so you can go back to feeling ugly now hmmmmm -_-/ Dove's 'Beauty Patch' http://t.co/Ptxy0zubPt
— Manuel Bordé (@Borde_) April 9, 2014
Either this Dove "Beauty Patch" spot is the most fake thing I've seen, or these women are brainless. http://t.co/2ruNNMMxu3
— Jasmeet Gill (@gillzzzz) April 9, 2014
Feeling the need to vomit a little bit: Dove Launches Fake 'Beauty Patch' in Latest Play for Viral Glory http://t.co/Vled1egZct
— Gina Howse (@GinaHowse) April 9, 2014
A beauty patch? Since when is tricking women inspiring? RT @Adweek: @Dove's sequel to "Real Beauty Sketches" is here. http://t.co/J0E0fEV6f9
— Jenn George (@jennegeorge) April 9, 2014
Adweek hits nail on head. If you're a woman w/ 2 brain cells to rub together, how could you not find Dove insulting?: http://t.co/Uj1YuZrbpm
— Aaron Taube (@AaronT_BI) April 9, 2014


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Teeny Tiny, lime green to neon orange flying, biting insects
Does anyone know what they are? As described above, they are miniscule, teeny tiny flying biting insects that are lime green to neon orange. Almost invisible when flying, or look like a speck of dust, but when they land on you bite. They are oblong, almost pointy, and some of the smallest bugs I have ever seen. The bites are really no more than a strong itch and as soon as you kill it or get it to fly away the biting, pricking, itching sensation stops. Again, these bugs are TINY TINY TINY! Maybe just slightly bigger than the head of a pin, but barely.
The reason I posted this here, is because I only have experienced them in lawn areas. They are numerous. Unless you are sitting or standing still and see one crawling on your skin and feel the biting while they are there, you would never really know they where there and might think you were being bitten by a mosquito.
Anyone know what these are?
Thanks in advance!
Here in Florida we call them No-see-Ums. I think they are various species of small flys called midges.
Here is a link that might be useful: Wikipedia help
Actually, I found out what they are. They are in fact biting thrips! I've known what thrips are for ever, but never knew they bit us. Not all kinds bite people either. They are seasonal here, and are generally only out in the hottest parts of the day in direct sun. They are tiny for sure, about 1mm.
Im glad its not those things you linked too! Thrips only bite people because they are attempting to find food. They rasp leaves and flower petals and suck up the slush they make by the rasping/ sucking of their mouthpiece. The only reason they bite people is because they are attempting to do the same thing to human skin. Once they find they cant do it, and thus get no food, they fly away or move to another part of the body and attempt again.
They are annoying little buggers for sure, but usually leave no lasting affects in most people. Usually just a second or two of a tiny pin prick type itch / slight sting, and we either scratch or they fly off having not gotten any food.
Very common bugs, and very VERY common in grassy areas, especially lawns.
OMG ! I am so glad I found this ! I stepped in a nest of em and I was literally attacked and bitten. It was awful and painful ! I didn't know what they were ! My Uncle said they were no see-ums and I thought he was crazy ! I am still itching and feeling the bites.


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26.3.2015 | Aktivity ministra | Brazília
Minister Lajčák in Brazil: Revitalising contacts and a specific new investment in Slovakia
Brazil (26 March) – Slovakia and Brazil will intensify their political dialogue as well as cooperation on economic projects. This was agreed on by the foreign ministers of both countries during their talks in the capital city Brasília. "Our relations have significant untapped potential and there is willingness to use that potential by both parties," stated Miroslav Lajčák, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, after the talks with his departmental counterpart Mauro Vieira, the country's Vice-President Michel Temer, and with parliamentarians. This was the first visit in 17 years by a Slovak foreign minister to the largest country in South America.
24.3.2015 | Aktivity ministra | Španielsko | Nemecko
Minister Lajčák sends telegram of condolences regarding the air tragedy in the French Alps
Miroslav Lajčák, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, today (24 March) sent telegrams of condolences to Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany and to José Manuel García-Margallo, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of the Kingdom of Spain, regarding the victims of the crash of an Airbus 320 plane in the French Alps, with 148 people on board.
23.3.2015 | Aktivity ministra
V4 + Germany: Ministerial meeting in Slovakia on Ukraine, the Balkans and energy
Bratislava (23 March) – The situation in Ukraine, the Western Balkans, the Eastern Partnership countries and energy security were the topics of today's discussions by foreign ministers of the Visegrad Four (V4) countries and Germany in Bratislava. Germany is one of the major strategic partners of the V4 countries and holds consultations with the V4 on a regular basis.
19.3.2015 | Aktivity ministra | Čierna Hora
Montenegro can depend on Slovak assistance on its way to the EU and NATO
Podgorica (19 March) – "Montenegro faces many challenging tasks in its integration process but in accomplishing those tasks the country can rely on clear support from Slovakia," stated Miroslav Lajčák, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, during his visit in Podgorica. Minister Lajčák held talks in Montenegro on Wednesday and Thursday with the country's President Filip Vujanović, Speaker of the Parliament Ranko Krivokapić, Prime Minister Milo Djukanović, and with his departmental counterpart Igor Lukšić as well as with Interior Minister Raško Konjević and Deputy Prime Minister Duško Marković.
18.3.2015 | Aktivity ministra | Krajania, kultúra a školstvo | Srbsko
Minister Lajčák unveils painting by Kovačica naive artist Glózik and presents a Silver Plaque
Miroslav Lajčák, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, festively unveiled a large-size painting commemorating 1150 years since the arrival of St. Cyril and St. Methodius in the premises of the diplomacy department today (18 March), painted by Ján Glózik, a naive artist from Kovačica, Serbia, who worked on the picture for 15 months and presented it to the Office for Slovaks Living Abroad.
16.3.2015 | Aktivity ministra | Slovensko a Európska únia
Minister Lajčák at the Foreign Affairs Council meeting
Brussels (16 March) – The relationships of the European Union with Africa, migration issues, the situation in Libya and preparations for the Eastern Partnership Summit were discussed by foreign ministers of the 28 European Union member states in their regular meeting in Brussels today. Slovakia was represented by Miroslav Lajčák, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic. From Slovakia's view, he pointed out another two important topics, namely the nomination of a new EU Special Representative for Central Asia and opening the avenue for implementation of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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V4 and NB8 Summit discuss Ukraine, energy and terrorism
Štrbské pleso (13 March) – Foreign ministers of 12 Central and Northern European countries held a two-day meeting in the High Tatras at which they were in agreement over the importance and need of regional discussion and coordination on issues of foreign policy, security and energy. The third ministerial meeting of the Visegrad Four (V4), the Nordic Council and the Baltic States (NB8) was held under the baton of the Slovak Republic at the Kempinski hotel in Štrbské pleso in the High Tatras with issues of energy security, the EU's neighbourhood policy, Ukraine and combatting terrorism on the agenda.
12.3.2015 | Aktivity ministra | Slovensko a V4
Ministers of 12 Central and North European countries meet in Tatras
Štrbské Pleso (12 March) - Miroslav Lajčák, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, on Thursday night in Štrbské Pleso in Slovakia's High Tatras, opened the foreign ministerial meeting of twelve Central and North European countries. "This is the largest event under the Slovak presidency of the Visegrad Four (V4); we have invited foreign ministers of countries of three important regional platforms, namely the V4, the Nordic Council and the Baltic Three," emphasized Minister Lajčák.


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My wife and I are very interested in trying to make our own cheese. Can someone guide me to standard instructions (along with equipment needed) into preparing cheese? There may have been a thread with some of this detail but I didn't see it. We have been homebrewing for quite a while and thought about giving the cheese making a shot. Also, is the flavor of the cheese alot better than any store-bought stuff you buy? From what I've seen, it looks really cool.
This is what we have
3 gallon ss pot
A few cheese molds
Some cheese cloth
A ladle looking thing with holes in it to scoop out curd
A curd knife
A colander
Homemade cheese press. Pics of it are in this forum
Cheese wax
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Ingredients, mainly from Austin homebrew
So far, so good.
Actually never mind. I was going to recommend the sticky, but it looks like all the pics have gone from it. It was a nice step by step.
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Tried making cheese for the first time yesterday. Two gallons of milk. So far all seems well. Maybe used too much annatto,2 tsp. Drying now for a couple days before waxing.
Time to wax the cheese. I melted 2 lbs of wax in an aluminum pan inside an electric skillet. Took quite awhile to get it to 240 F, but this was my first time so took it slow. Dipped the cheese into the wax in stages, 6 seconds for each dip. Did this twice. It came out nice. I reclaimed a dormitory fridge from my son for a cheese cave. It is set to 11 C, also checking it with my brewing thermometer. The cheese looks pretty lonely in there. I need to get busy and make some more.
After all that work I see I put the wrong date on the cheese. Should be 3/17/13.
Thanks for the pics and advice everyone! This looks like something I will definitely have to give a shot. Bigcorona, what type of milk did you use for making this cheese?
I bought the milk at HEB, a local grocery chain in south Texas. It was their Central Market Organics brand. Grade A, pasteurized, homogenized. No synthetic hormones, antibiotics, or pesticides.
Whole milk.
Two gallons resulted in a 1 lb 14.5 oz cheese after dry, before wax.
I was going to suggest the Ricki Carrol starter kit and basic cheese making book. I have both and they really helped me get started making something a bit more exotic than basic mozzarela or cheddar. Currently I have several rounds of waxed jack cheese with Jalapenos and degreased pepperoni ground into a fine powder along with the peppers. It has been ageing for about 6 months so far and the last round I tasted dissappeared rather quickly with just two of us "tasting" it pretty regularly. The book contains all kinds of recipes and has all kinds of time saving shortcuts and a really nice DIY cheese press, definately worth the money for both the kit and the book. Have a great time doing it and you can match your cheeses to your brews and invite freinds over for Hours Deouvers (SP?). Dont forget to post some pics of your projects too.
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You had me stumped for a moment with 'Hours deouvers', but i think you meant appetizers, or as they call them in France, hors d'oeuvres.
And I second you on the Carroll book. I've just bought it along with 'Mastering Artisanal Cheesemaking' and am really enjoying reading both. When I work up the confidence, I'll get started making cheeses to go with my brews.


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Was slightly short. Color matching of stones in the bracelet is good, but do not attempt to match bracelet colors with other jewelry, Swiss Blue Topaz colors vary widely.
Royce, NEW BRAUNFELS, TX – February 2015
Wife loved it
Anonymous, Highland, UT – February 2015
As with all Blue Nile products, this item is a quality piece. Looks better even better in person than on the website.
Anonymous, Oradell, NJ – January 2015


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