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OK, I am 34, so probably older than a lot of people playing this game, though surely not the oldest!
First off, I do not have time to sit down and play a game for hours on end. I have maybe a couple of hours during the week and maybe a few hours at the weekend if I'm lucky.
On that basis, I have to say Bad Company is an ideal game. It is great fun, the individual missions are nicely broken up with automatic saves at key points, it has fast load times, the humour actually works, the graphics are very good (although some screen tearing does spoil it) and the sound, the sound is amazing.
I have a surround sound hifi separates 5.1 system. Bad Company sounds AWESOME. When I let off a grenade inside a building, BOOM. I had the doors shaking the last time I played!
I don't think my neighbours like me anymore. They have not complained. It might be something to do with the extremely loud gunfire.
As I already mentioned the missions are nicely broken up with saves. I find this very important given my limited playtime available. More than that however I have never found it frustrating to die and then restart a particular bit. I actually look forward to going back in and blowing stuff up. This contrasts with GTA4 where I get really sick and tired of having to start a 40 minute mission all over again (and having to buy guns and flak jackets beforehand etc). Restarting a mission in GTA4 is a chore, restarting a mission in Bad Company is immediate and painless. Maybe not a fair comparison given the games are so different, but there it is.
I am very happy I made this impulse buy.
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Ms. S. L. Bamford says:
Lol I love this: "I don't think my neighbours like me anymore. They have not complained. It might be something to do with the extremely loud gunfire." Made me giggle. Thanks for the review. I'm an indecisive shopper and I'm thinking I might buy this is a prezzie for someone...
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JC MA Conway says:
You're not the oldest!! lol
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The Old Git says:
I am 50,and still an avid gamer.
Posted on 22 Apr 2009 13:58:46 BDT
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D. Williams says:
I'm also 34 and my neighbours have complained! Totally agree with all of the above - the graphics and sound are stunning and it's hugely entertaining and rewarding on single and multiplayer alike. The game has actually induced that momentary feeling of stark terror in the pit of my stomache when I've accidentally driven an armoured car or humvee off a cliff at high speed and gone tumbling down a steep hill - you really do get that immersed in it. Helicopter gunships are also endless fun. There really is no excuse for next gen games to look poor or play badly when you see stuff like this - I am very hard to please but this ticks just about all my boxes.
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the.masked.man says:
Just started playing this and I'll be 54 in November...do I get the prize ??....
In reply to an earlier post on 11 Nov 2009 17:17:41 GMT
GeeJayBee says:
Nope, I was 54 in September :)
Have XBox 360 and love Halo and GOW franchises, but just got PS3 as well to play Killzone and Resistance. Also On-line is free and I'm too tight to pay for XBL :)
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Netlagged says:
I'm so glad to read there are 'older' gamers out there! I'm in my mid thirties and love to play Battlefield and Battlefield 2 online on the ps3. Its great working as a team with strangers :-) Keep it up everyone.
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on 4/14/2012 9:15:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
If you have oily/combination skin and you're a POC who wants to get in on the BB trend, you can wear this but you NEED primer. This will not give you a matte finish but rather a more natural dewy look.
I bought this off ebay in shade #31. It's a perfect match for my NC 40/42 skin. This is the only matching BB I've found other than Smashbox's BB in medium. I got 50 ml for around $25 (usd), however the lighter shades cost less. I like the pump dispenser on the tube, it works as it should and a single pump is enough to cover my whole face.
At first, despite being thrilled because I found my perfect shade, I was in two minds about this product. I have combination skin with dry patches around my nose and an oily t-zone, and within a couple of hours of application I felt like I was coated in grease. I was in the habit of adding a couple of drops of jojoba oil to my morning moisturizer but I leave it out now whenever I wear this.
I now use an oil-free moisturizer followed by hourglass' primer and then the Missha bb. I use my Sigma f80 brush. The finish I end up with is a sort of air-brushed dewy look, which I greatly prefer to an all-matte look.
on 4/12/2012 11:25:00 AM
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Wow. I absolutely love this product! My skin is pretty good, so I have only been using concealer lately. I find that tinted moisturizers are too sheer and greasy, and I don't need all the coverage of a full foundation. I bought this bb cream in shade 23, for my light olive skin, and it's just perfect! I look like I've been airbrushed. My skin is very dry, so it soaked right in. I just set it with a little powder and I should be good all day. Will repurchase.
on 4/11/2012 9:10:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
LOVE THIS PRODUCT! I used to suffer from bad acne in my teens. Now that I'm in my 20s, I've gotten a handle on it with BP and facial products but my skin is still far from perfect. I have some acne scars, lots of freckles, and uneven tone all over my face. I need a product to even all that out without heavy "mask-like" coverage. I'm also extremely fair (redhead who avoids the sun like the plague) with neutral-warm undertones. That means I need a shade with just a hint of warmth but not obvious pink or yellow undertones that so many foundations seem to have. I've tried several tinted moisturizers but this is the first BB cream I've ever tried and I will never need to try another one. Seriously, this stuff is perfect for me! I actually packs decent coverage (evens out my skin tone perfectly) but is so sheer that my freckles are still lightly visible. As are my acne scars, unfortunately, but that's nothing a 1-minute concealer job can't fix. The shade No. 13 is perfect for me. It seems extremely neutral and blends in to exactly the shade of my skin. The best part of this product is that it's INVISIBLE on my face! Literally, you can't tell I'm wearing makeup at all, it just looks like I have perfect skin. It leaves a dewy finish on the skin so I apply a light dusting of translucent powder over the top because I prefer a matte finish. It lasts all day, doesn't break me out, and provides the perfect amount of coverage while appearing perfectly natural. What more could one possibly ask for? Oh yeah, it's inexpensive! I got a big 50 ml tube which will last me at least 6 months for $17 on ebay. And it has a pump which is convenient and hygienic. 2 tiny pumps cover my whole face and I don't waste any product. I can't imagine ever needing another sheer coverage product EVER, after discovering this product. I will throw a fit if they ever discontinue it.
on 4/10/2012 12:51:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
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I'm NC25 leaning towards NC30 and I use the No.23 for this BB cream which is a perfect match.
I love this BB cream, I totally stop using foundation and use this BB cream instead every time I head out.
The coverage is pretty decent. I don't use it for the entire face, only for the problem area and it gives the most natural look. I only pump out a pea size of this stuff and it's more than enough, a little goes a long long way. I have quite large pores around my nose and I just dab a tiny bit of this BB cream on there and it really minimize the pores. I also have horrible dark circles and I dab some under my eye and it really help conceal them. I wouldn't say they make these problems disappear, but it does help alleviate them. And then I have about half a pea size left and I just use them on wherever necessary, but usually I would still got a bit left and have to wipe those away with a tissue. And my skin looks naturally good like I don't have any makeup on. Even my family can't tell, only my very close makeup addict friends can tell when we are face to face one foot away.
It doesn't break me out at all. But then again, my skin is not acne-prone or sensitive, I haven't come across a certain product that burn my skin or break me out or anything.
It's quite long lasting. Then again, this gives a super natural look, so if fades I wouldn't really notice much. What I do notice is that my skin looks as good as I freshly put it on after a long day.
I have mixed feelings about the packaging. It's like a tube with a pump. Well, it's very hygiene, which I love, I hate hate hate pot containers. However, I wish the tube is clear, so I can see how much I've got left. What I don't like is that the pump is bulky and deposits way too much product. An entire pump is enough for days of uses. Crazy! I only need a pea size, less than half a pump. It's like I press it and I must stop when I see product comes out. Or else it's too much. I think I'll prefer a squeeze tube.
It does make you skin oily. I have super oily nose so I have to leave my nose bare. I once applied some on my nose, even the MAC blot powder can do nothing.
Well, the following cons are not what I've experience personally. Based on my and my alone experience, This product is nearly perfect. But these are the things you wanna know.
It might leave a grey cast. Some people say that it would oxidize in half an hour so no worries. Not entirely true. I don't have problem with this, I don't think it leaves a grey cast on my at all. But on my mom, it does and after a long day, the grey cast still won't fade.
The color selection is very limited just like all Asian brand does. I think there's only 3 or 4 color. For those who have darker skin, you might not find a match.
This product comes in a whopping size of 50ml, so I guess I won't be repurchasing in a long while. And I think by the time I go through it, I would be tired of it and wanna try out something new. So in reality I won't repurchase this. But I think the repurchase product is not really about that, more like "do you think it's worth having around all the time", well then, yes. So I gave a Yes to "would you buy this product again."
on 4/9/2012 10:42:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
HOT DAMN! This is beautiful. The shade No. 13 is so pale and wonderful I can hardly contain my excitement. It is seriously the most gorgeous pale shade I have ever experienced (and I've tried them all). Bright, not pasty or patchy at all, easy to blend, neither yellow nor pink, just as fair as can be and super flattering. Pale girls rejoice! REJOICE!
on 4/8/2012 8:29:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
amazing product! i finally bought it after watching bubzbeauty rave about it. i have several spots on both cheeks and this covers them really well! it evens out the redness, and blends so well into my skin. its like my skin but WAY BETTER. it gives a dewy finish but i always powder with anna sui loose powder afterwards. I have it in shade 21 (i tihnk!), and for reference i am NW20. i only use a little (half a pump maybe) for my whole face, as too much makes you look cakey (and slightly pink). this is great for when im too lazy to put on full foundation. this is great for school as well because it looks natural and lasts the whole day :) the packaging is fab, i love that its a tube and a pump so no product is wasted :) lovelovelove!
on 4/6/2012 4:13:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I am not sure that I would repurchase, but I'm leaning more toward yes than no. First, when this comes out of the bottle, it looks like there is no way it is going to match your skin. I am NC20-25, and got this in #21. It came out as some mid-toned color with grey/pink undertones...but, it kind of just melted into the tone of my skin, and settled nicely. I like the look this gives me skin - finished and even-toned, but not completely matte. The scent of this may bother some people. I find it pleasant - kind of an orange blossom or other citrus/flower scent. The staying power of this leaves a little to be desired, but I've definitely had worse. This also feels very nice on the skin - I enjoyed how moisturized my skin felt while wearing this. I'm trying BBs right now for the first time, and I have a few more I would like to try - so more reviews are coming! I will be happy to be able to compare this to other BBs. My only criticism is that this can stick a bit to any dry spots you might have. Edit: I'm pretty sure this is breaking me out. I'm going to try other BB creams and hope for a better outcome.
on 4/5/2012 6:41:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
ashy and made skin look dull, looked cakey over time
on 4/4/2012 6:23:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Other, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Having jumped on the BB Bandwagon at last, I've now tried and own this, a sample of Dior's, the Garnier one and TheBalm's TM which sounds very similar to a BB but isn't technically considered one. MISSHA's is so far my favorite in terms of shade, finish, blendability and skin benefits. I wear #21, Light Beige currently and have a small size of #23 the darker beige, to try during the summer.
This is not as dewy in finish as the Garnier and has better coverage by far. I like that one, but you need "good" skin to use it right off the top where this you don't, as it was intended. It's not as matte as TheBalm TM, and has better coverage than the Dior which was thinner and more runny but about the same shade as #21. Right now I can see why these are popular- my skin is in bad shape, dry, red, rough, looks and feels horrible due to an allergic reaction to a Strivectin serum to the point that even touching it was painful and nothing helped much less looked good, just made it worse. This has been the only makeup foundation- type product I can wear without further irritating my already irritated skin since the allergy occured, and it seems to be helping as the days go by. It goes on easily (love the pump), blends well, covers wonderfully, lasts a long time (I set by dusting a light finishing powder on top to help with that if I feel like it. Other times I leave it and it looks fine on it's own too). This doesn't further irritate or break me out, and my skin seems to like it. I run on the dry side so I don't need oil conrol and this seems the perfect blend of everything for my skin tone and skin type. A little dab will do ya too -a little goes a long way. One pump is enough to do my whole face. I don't notice a strong scent, at least not as strong as the Garnier by comparison so that doesn't bother me.
I'm happy these exist now whether they are really glorified TMs or not, and are more widely available to the US market. I know there are others coming out in practically every brand now, but this one works so well for me so far and is in my price range so I'm reluctant to try anything else yet. I can definitely see why these are popular for problematic skin types or issues, and I'm grateful for that now that I've had a reason to need it myself. I will continue to use this even after my skin clears up because I am enjoying the benefits and properties this brings and feel that things can only get better if it's been this good so far with my current state of "bad" skin. I also like their twin cake powder foundation and sheet masks, but those are different reviews :)
on 4/4/2012 3:56:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
The color match is pretty good (#21) & the coverage is ok but sadly i won't be wearing this because of the scent :( Im super sensitive to scented things on my face & this gives me a headache. Glad i didn't buy this but swapped for it.
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The company's products are manufactured and sold worldwide. It primarily sells its products directly to parts molders and fabricators. Within the building and construction market, this segment sells glass fiber and/or glass mat directly to various major shingle manufacturers, including its own Roofing segment. This segment includes the company's Reinforcements and Downstream businesses. Within the Reinforcements business, the company manufactures, fabricates, and sells glass reinforcements in the form of fiber. Within the Downstream business, the company manufactures and sells glass fiber products in the form of fabrics, mat, veil, and other specialized products. Competition: The company's primary competitors include China Fiberglass Co., Ltd.; Chongqing Polycom International Corporation Ltd; Johns Manville; PPG Industries; and Taishan Glass Fiber Co., Ltd. Insulation This segment operates as a producer of residential, commercial, and industrial insulation in North America. This segment is also a producer of extruded polystyrene foam insulation. This segment includes a portfolio with a geographic mix of the United States, Canada, the Asia-Pacific, and Latin America; a market mix of residential, commercial, industrial, and other markets; and a channel mix of retail, contractor and distribution. This segment's insulating products help customers conserve energy, provide improved acoustical performance and offer convenience of installation and use, making them a preferred insulating product for new home construction and remodeling. These products include thermal and acoustical batts, loosefill insulation, foam sheathing and accessories; and are sold under brand names and trademarks, such as Owens Corning PINK FIBERGLAS Insulation. This segment also manufactures and sells glass fiber pipe insulation, energy efficient duct media, bonded and granulated mineral wool insulation and foam insulation used in above- and below-grade construction applications. The company sells its insulation products primarily to insulation installers, home centers, lumberyards, retailers, and distributors in the United States and Canada. Seasonality: Sales in this segment follow seasonal home improvement, remodeling and renovation and new construction industry patterns. Demand for new residential construction follows on a three-month lagged basis. The peak season for home construction and remodeling in the company's geographic markets corresponds with the second and third calendar quarters (year ending December 2014), and therefore, its sales levels are higher during the second half of the year. Competition: This segment competes primarily with CertainTeed Corporation, Dow Chemical, Johns Manville, and Knauf Insulation. Roofing This segment is a producer of asphalt roofing shingles in the United States. This segment's primary products are laminate and strip asphalt roofing shingles. Other products include oxidized asphalt and roofing accessories. The company sells shingles and roofing accessories primarily through home centers, lumberyards, retailers, distributors, and contractors in the United States; and sells other asphalt products internally to manufacture residential roofing products and externally to other roofing manufacturers. It also sells asphalt to roofing contractors and distributors for built-up roofing asphalt systems and to manufacturers in various other industries, including automotive, chemical, rubber, and construction. Competition: This segment's primary competitors include CertainTeed Corporation, GAF, and TAMKO. Customers A portion of the net sales in the company's Insulation and Roofing segments are generated from large United States home improvement retailers. Intellectual Property In addition to the company's Owens Corning and PINK brands, the company has registered, and applied for the registration of, the U.S. and international trademarks, service marks, and domain names. 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At 15, Scott suffered a spinal cord injury while playing ice hockey, a sport he'd played since he was five. This left him "medically defined" as a c4 quadriplegic.
Scott admits he can be a bit bull-headed at times. He refused to paint following his accident, because he didn't want to hold the brushes using his mouth. To him, painting without using his hands would be as if he'd given in to being a quadriplegic. He didn't want that! Unless he could paint like "normal" people, he didn't want to paint at all. And so he didn't.
Finally, in 2003, after much prodding from family and friends, he decided to swallow his pride and try painting. Of course, he first tried holding the brush with his hands. But it didn't work; the brush fell out of his hand upon the slightest pressure from the canvas. He tried again, but this time holding the brush with his teeth. It worked! The canvas took the paint. So he kept at it. Six months later he completed his first painting.
Painting now occupies a bulk of Scott's time and energy. He says that every piece he does, whether a 5" x 7" or wall-size, receives the same attention. Each of his paintings has spent hours upon hours weighing on his mind.
Scott calls on his life, his experiences, and his emotions when developing the idea for a painting. He says that there is no time during the day when he is not thinking about one of his pieces. He has between 2 to 3 conceptual ideas for new pieces running through his mind at all times.
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Prayers, please, for Trappist Fr. Robert of Spencer, 6 hours or so of
heart surgery today. Also for Maria, 9 hours of delicate spinal
surgery on Friday. She is an Oblate friend of Ann McPhillips.
Prayers, too, for Phil, uncle of Doug Kimball. Phil has advanved
Alzheimer's and an abdominal mass, and has now broken his hip.
Prayers for him and all his family. The Alzheimer's has left him in a
state of pain without understanding: just pain. Prayers for peace and
healing and rest for all. God's will is best! Thanks. NRN JL
February 23, June 24, October 24
Chapter 18: In What Order the Psalms Are to Be Said
Vespers are to be sung with four Psalms every day.
These shall begin with Psalm 109 and go on to Psalm 147,
omitting those which are set apart for other Hours;
that is to say that
with the exception of Psalms 117 to 127 and Psalms 133 and 142,
all the rest of these are to be said at Vespers.
And since there are three Psalms too few,
let the longer ones of the above number be divided,
namely Psalms 138, 143 and 144.
But let Psalm 116 because of its brevity be joined to Psalm 115.
The order of the Vesper Psalms being thus settled,
let the rest of the Hour --
lesson, responsory, hymn, verse and canticle --
be carried out as we prescribed above.
At Compline the same Psalms are to be repeated every day,
namely Psalms 4, 90 and 133.
Maybe it's just me, but I find Vespers and Compline very different
and refreshing. They are evening hours, not followed by work, except
for the light clean up after supper, which is not a main meal here
anyway. Vespers makes me think of finally getting home and shutting
the door after a long day and a tough commute. It is a flavor no
other hour has for me. It ends the workday, leaving the evening for
family. Not shabby! A rite of passage from the job to the home hearth!
A brief glance at the Psalms for Vespers will show that they are yet
another example of consecutive, running psalmody. One right after
another, except for a few which get bumped elsewhere or are
thoughtfully divided because of their length. Apparently by numerical
happenstance, Psalm 140 winds us in the Vespers grouping, and it is
most appropriate: "Let my prayer ascend to You like incense and the
lifting up of my hands like an evening sacrifice." Historically,
Psalm 140 has appeared in the Vespers or services of light
(Lucenaria) of many, many rites.
For active monasteries, or for busy Oblates in the world, evening and
early morning are often the only times we get of relative cloister
and focus. The morning hours are largely available to anyone willing
or able to get up while the rest of the world (including offspring!)
sleeps, the evening hours perhaps less so. Those evenings are family
times par excellence and our first vocations must always be respected.
If, as a working parent or spouse, getting home means just getting
started with dinner, don't despair! There is (or can be, if you
provide for it,) a lot of undistracted solitude in cooking, even if
it is rather harried cooking. (Guests often ask what they can do to
help me in the kitchen. My usual response, I hope said kindly enough,
is "Yes, don't talk to me while I am cooking. I get too focused!" If
you can GENTLY establish a similar program of don't-talk-to-me-while-
I-am-cooking, go for it. The solitude of a kitchen at work feeding
loved ones is a rich one, indeed.
If you are into tapes, get one of somebody else singing Vespers and
play it. Heaven knows, if you can put up with the kids' music, they
can put up with yours for half an hour a day. Even if you do not
listen to every word, the soothing chant will settle into your bones,
become a backdrop of peace on which you can position the rest of your
evening. Give it a shot for two weeks and I'll bet you find your
evening meals and later times very different, because YOU are
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Two things came together. One, in response to a query from a reader, I've been struggling to compile some sort of list of my terminological innovations, only to discover that a fair number of these seem to have been invented independently by others. Two, a friend wrote (to me, as a card-carrying linguist) to ask for credit for her invention of thirstrated, a portmanteau of thirsty and frustrated (parallel to hangry, a portmanteau of hungry and angry) — only to be disappointed when I told her that Urban Dictionary already had an entry for thirstrated in this sense, though I reassured her that independent innovations happen all the time.
Archive for the 'Innovations' Category
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presenteeDecember 30, 2014
Briefly noted. On the NYT op-ed page today, Daniel Engber counseling "Quit Whining About Your Sick Colleague", with this along the way:
Those who whine about their ailing colleagues sometimes cite another field of research, that of business economics. It's said that sick people in the workplace — so-called presentees, not to be confused with sick absentees, who don't come in to the office — cost the economy at least $60 billion every year.
Presentee in this sense ('(sick) people who come to work') was (I think) new to me. But in discussions of staffing it's obviously useful.
natural personSeptember 13, 2014
In the NYT on 9/11, an editorial "An Amendment to Cut Political Cash", with the now-familiar retronym natural person:
There are 48 Democratic senators sponsoring a constitutional amendment to restore congressional control to campaign spending that is expected to come up for a vote later this week. They are not under the illusion that it will become the 28th Amendment soon, if ever. But their willingness to undertake a long and difficult effort shows the importance they attach to restoring fairness to American politics by reducing the influence of big money.
… Addressing the Citizens United decision, [the amendment] says that governments can "distinguish between natural persons and corporations" in setting those regulations, thus allowing restrictions on corporate or union spending that would not necessarily apply to individuals.
Ordinary people would simply make a distinction between persons and corporations, but once corporations are treated as persons for certain legal purposes, the 'human being' sense of person needs to be distinguished from these legal entities — and so we get the retronym natural person 'human being'.
Three from New ScientistSeptember 4, 2014
From the 8/30/14 New Scientist, three stories: one with a piece of technical terminology I hadn't heard before, and two perfectly straightforward stories (on the mapping of Antarctic Ocean life and on the mating customs of the giraffe weevil) with some language play that's characteristic of much science writing.
Austenian humblebragging?August 20, 2014
Another quotation from Jane Austen (once again via Chris Ambidge), this time from a letter of 11 December 1815 to James Stanier Clarke, about Austen's novel Emma.
Surely this is false modesty — and couched as a boast, so that it looks like what we'd now call humblebragging.
goldilocksianJune 10, 2014
Several correspondents have written to compliment me on the content and organization of the "About (academic)" page on my website (here). One went so far as to refer to the goldilocksian mean — not too small, not too big, and (though this isn't in the Goldilocks fairy tale) "everything easily discoverable".
These nice comments inspired me to spend yesterday adding to the "Handouts for conference papers" section of the page, adding links to handouts from four Stanford Semantics Festivals.
And then there's the nice derivational formation goldilocksian 'just right', a useful (and, given that you know the fairy tale, easily comprehensible) innovative adjective, moderately frequent (on the order of 6k ghits, dupes removed) but not in the OED.
Party of fiveMay 10, 2014
Five cartoons from recent days. Not one of them seems to have anything to do with (US) Mothers Day (but maybe tomorrow, on the day itself, Mom will surface). A daydreaming Jeremy in Zits; a Calvin and Hobbes on following rules; a Rhymes With Orange with a groan-inducing (but learnèd) pun; and a Bizarro and a Zippy on different aspects of modern communication.
Who Made That?January 20, 2014
Sunday Book Review language and sexOctober 9, 2013
Two items from the NYT Sunday Book Review (the sex issue): the etymology of buddy and the grammaticality of zipless.
InnovationsJune 14, 2013
The June 9th NYT Magazine was an "Innovations Issue", with pieces on the histories of devices (the Brannock Device, for measuring shoe size, the Cuisinart, the digital camera, keys, the salad spinner), products (the Band-Aid, diet soda, Liquid Paper), and sociocultural practices (brunch, the dog park, gay marriage, the nose job, prom, timeouts for children, 12-step programs) — plus a few linguistic items, notably the metaphorical idiom glass ceiling and the tv formula previously on …
In most cases of innovations (of devices, products, or sociocultural practices), there's a substantive innovation, plus a linguistic innovation, the choice of a name or label for it: the device for washing and drying salad greens plus the synthetic compound label salad spinner; the product that covers up typing errors plus the metaphorical brand name Liquid Paper; the practice of offering and eating a late-morning meal that combines characteristics of breakfast and lunch plus the portmanteau name brunch.
On occasion, however, the referent has been around for some time but then achieves prominence when someone provides a label for it, as was apparently the case for glass ceiling.
And in still other cases, the innovation is itself linguistic, as for formulaic expressions like previously on … 'in earlier episodes of …'


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|Product Type: Server
|Distressed: No
|Base Material: Wood
|Top Material: Wood
|Reclaimed Wood: No
|Solid Wood Construction: No
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Display Case: No
|Drop Leaf/Expandable: No
|Mirror Included: No
|Open Storage: Yes
|Drawers Included: Yes
|Cabinets Included: Yes
|Shelves Included: Yes
|Doors Included: Yes
|Lighting: No
|Wine Rack: Yes
|Stemware Rack: No
|Finished Back: Yes
|Shelf Weight Capacity: 30 Pounds
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Product Care: Use a soft clean cloth that will not scratch the surface when dusting. Use of furniture polish is not necessary. Should you choose to use polishes, test in an inconspicuous area first. Use of solvents of any kind may damage your furniture's finish. To clean, simply use a soft clean cloth moistened with lukewarm water, buff with a dry soft clean cloth
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Hardware Finish (Vintage Mahogany, Classic Cherry Finish): Antique Brass
|Hardware Finish (Black Finish): Brushed Nickel
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Tools Needed: Allen key (provided) and screwdriver (not provided)
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 90 Day limited warranty
|ISTA 3A Certified: Yes
About the ManufacturerIn 1920 Powel Crosley founded the company that pioneered radio broadcasting and mass market manufacturing around the world. Crosley had a simple idea - design a fully functioning radio, meticulously craft each unit with obsessive detail and precise accuracy, and of course add a measure of consideration for the wallet. This simple idea led Crosley Radio to become the world's largest radio manufacturer. Today the Crosley name lives on with superbly detailed replicas that truly transcend time. Re introductions of original vintage radios and turntables feature the newest technologies graced by unforgettable Crosley stylings. They're passionate about what they do, right down to the last exacting detail.
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Lots of parts to assemble. Took my husband 2.5 hours to assemble which made him unhappy but the parts were labeled very well and the directions fairly clear. One piece was mislabeled with its opposite piece but other than that the other pieces were labeled correctly. Make sure you have a drill or power screwdriver. I bought the mahogany and swapped the dull knobs that came with it for some brushed nickle ones. The wood looked thirsty so I used some Old English scratch cover on the whole surface then buffed it with a cloth and it looks really beautiful now. The drawers all slide in and out well though they are a little loose. All in all great product as its all wood and wood with veneer. I have this in my great room, hope it holds up well.
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I shopped every furniture store in town and had trouble finding a buffet that was the perfect size and when I did find one, the price was too high and would take 6-10 weeks to get it. This piece is beautiful, solid, fit perfect, and was a great price. I ordered it on a Sunday and it was delivered on Tuesday. Unbelievable. My husband and I put it together in 2 hours flat. Be sure to organize pieces and hardware before starting.
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Caterers, Restaurants
1 rating, 1 review, 4 weddings
Tony, the Trinity's catering manager, was very pleasant and easy to work with. I...
Spark Catering
12 Broadway
Newport, RI, United States
Caterers, Restaurants
1 rating, 1 review, 2 weddings
I wanted a wedding that actually had good food and Spark came through. Everything...
West Bay Gourmet
889 Boston Neck Road
Narragansett, RI 02882, USA
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
KC was so helpful and her staff was pleasant and wonderful. KC took care of all t...
Marcia Weaver
Portsmouth, RI, USA
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
A neat and unique touch
The Regatta Place
Newport, RI, US
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Of ever vendor we dealt with, no one surpaced the staff at the Regatta Place...Me...
The Westporter
Westport, MA, USA
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
We used The Westporter for our catering and bar vendor. Could not have had bette...
Plantation Catering Of N...
Middletown, RI, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Todd Eads at Plantations was great to work with and made the whole day run smooth...
Mixed Grille Catering
Cranston, RI, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
We hired them for our rehearsal dinner. It was so inexpensive, yet so good! Jen...
Emery's Catering
Warwick, RI, United States
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
We received so many compliments from our guest on the food, presentation and wond...


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