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Watch: New 'Scott Pilgrim' clip pitts Michael Cera against... Captain America?
I didn't watch the MTV Movie Awards tonight. I feel like I did when I read the amazing coverage everyone else at HitFix did for them tonight. But I did check out some of the footage for upcoming films that was sneaked during the broadcast.
I'll run that new "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" trailer in a few minutes and talk about my reaction to that, but first... there's the "Scott Pilgrim" sneak peek.
That new trailer was, I thought, spot on, a perfect way of explaining the story and setting up the style, and I thought it was just plain charming. But so far, all we've seen are trailers, where stuff is cut up super-fast. I wanted to see some context.
That's exactly what tonight's clip provided, too. Context.
Edgar Wright, consummate hambone, introduced the clip, and I love the "Col. Kurtz in the bunker" vibe to Edgar's editing room tweets lately. He's been cutting this film now for 11 years, nonstop, and he's almost halfway done. Or at least that must be what it feels like.
Looking at the clip tonight, I can understand exactly why the film is such a post-production heavy effort. It's not just a world that Wright's building (a world that looks a lot like Toronto), but an emotional comic book/video game/anime/pop culture language that he expresses visually. It's absolutely what he was already doing on "Spaced," taken one step further, and I think it feels in this one clip like Edgar has made something that is absolutely, no matter what it's adapted from, his in the way it is told.
Here's the new clip:
Okay, that's so good it's ridiculous. The '70s "Warriors"-style music, the stunt team, Kieran Culkin as Wallace, the fight, Cera doing everything, Chris "Captain America" Evans in general, OH MY GOD, right?
Maybe you disagree. Maybe you don't buy Cera fighting. Maybe you think Edgar's just doing "Batman" from the '60s. Maybe you don't get the premise. Let me know. But I'm willing to bet most of you are looking at this footage and seeing what I'm seeing... pure cinema cotton candy bliss.
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May 29th, 2006 #1
tom lovell
This illustrator was new to me until today. My dad gave me an old National Geographic book "The Age of Chivalry" which included several paintings Tom Lovell did for them.
Here are 5 that I liked:
viking market:
norsemen raiding a monastary:
viking feast:
battle of Hastings:
the end of the siege of Nicea:
and here's a link to a google image search on him: http://images.google.com/images?svnu...ll&btnG=Search
If anyone else knows more about him or has other images to contribute, please do so! He reminds me a bit of E. A. Abbey, strong historical research but still very painterly and dynamic.
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neokeo sketchbook
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JoshK --part-time CT diner's sketchbook
Hide this ad by registering as a memberMay 31st, 2006 #2
hey - thanks a lot for sharing this - check out amazon for a book and catalogue from him
May 31st, 2006 #3
i have a lot of scans from the tom lovell book but i dunno if i'd get anyone in trouble for putting em up...
May 31st, 2006 #4Originally Posted by Main Loop
is it this?
Im interested in buying it but I need to know approx how many are color reproductions and how many B/W?
May 31st, 2006 #5
yeah thats the book.. its got a good muber of color pieces, it's almost all in color.. a real nice book.. worth spending the 40 bucks it's worth (but i jsut scanned the school's copy, heh)
June 1st, 2006 #6Originally Posted by Main Loop
June 2nd, 2006 #7
ah, cool, thanks for the book link!
neokeo sketchbook
East meets West sketchbooks:
Helzon - R.I.P. Redehlert Undertow Sartell BDFoster Anticonnor
JoshK --part-time CT diner's sketchbook
June 6th, 2006 #8
Just got it - I have to say chapters 4 and specially 5 make the book. Thanks again.


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Inter-American Human Rights Instruments (Paperback)
|Author: P. A. (EDT) Van Laar
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Human rights are rights that should be invoked by all people. Human rights are aimed to preserve human nature and humanity, and to provide humane standards. Human rights translate into international norms that help to protect people from all over the world from severe political, legal, and social abuses. Law and morale are the safeguards of these inalienable rights. Human rights invoke strong claims and even stronger sentiments. To ensure them, governments are directly addressed, requiring compliance and enforcement. This collection gives a detailed and accurate overview of the instruments that have been created over the years to safeguard human rights. The contents of this collection range from universal human rights instruments to continental human rights instruments and discuss the direct enforcement of human rights by international courts and tribunals. The goal behind these extensive studies is to provide the international legal public with a reliable detailed resource of prominent human rights instruments. Volume 1, Volume 2, and Volume 3 in this collection focus on universal human rights instruments. Volume 4, Volume 5, and Volume 6 examine inter-American human rights instruments and include landmark cases in Volume 5 and Volume 6. (Series: Global Human Rights Instruments)


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Sanewall Changelog
New in version 1.1.5August 20th, 2013
- Uses flock(1) instead of lockfile(1), since util-linux should be more commonly installed than procmail and it works much better than the built-in function.
- Fixes IPv4/IPv6 detection for older versions of iptables(8).
- Many minor improvements and cleanups.
New in version 1.1.4 (July 8th, 2013)
- "sanewall save" now creates two files, which is what most init systems expect.
- "sanewall status" now identifies which blocks are IPv6 or IPv4.
- "sanewall condrestart" now follows convention by only restarting if already running.
- Various programs and files are now detected at configure-time rather than run-time.
New in version 1.1.3 (June 7th, 2013)
- This version fixes IPv4/IPv6 auto-detection so it is not confused by VLAN interface names such as eth0.22.
New in version 1.1.2 (May 13th, 2013)
- Fixes kernel version detection per 1.0.2.
- The configure script makes sanewall executable.
- The unconfigured sanewall.in issues a warning when it is run directly.
- The configure script now sets /usr/local/etc as the location for Sanewall to look in as well as store configuration files in if --sysconfdir is not given, solving bug 78.
- There is a switch to enable debug output.
- Handles domain names that refer to records that are IPv4, IPv6, or both.
- Fixes protection against direct use of /sbin/iptables and /sbin/ip6tables that was broken from 1.1.0.
New in version 1.1.1 (May 8th, 2013)
- When startup fails, both IPv4 and IPv6 firewalls are correctly restored.
- A regression test framework has been added.
- This release fixes the "mac" helper command for versions of iptables 1.4.12+ per 1.0.1, and also prevents MAC addresses being seen as IPv6 addresses.


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A 28-year-old Marine veteran who announced this week he is running in Maryland's 6th Congressional District is calling on the well-financed Democratic incumbent in that district to limit campaign spending to $500,000.
David E. Vogt III of Brunswick is seeking to reclaim for Republicans the district Democratic Rep. John Delaney won last year by beating longtime GOP incumbent Roscoe G. Bartlett. Vogt, now a full-time graduate student, has not previously run for political office.
Delaney spent $4.1 million in his campaign last year -- roughly half of it his own money. The campaign will be uphill fight for any Republican, not only because Delaney (or any incumbent, for that matter) is unlikely to agree to curb spending but also because the new district boundaries will make the seat less competitive in future elections.
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Delaney beat Bartlett 59 percent to 38 percent.
Vogt served in the Marines for eight years on active duty, from 2004 until 2012, including a tour in Afghanistan, He will face Daniel Bongino in the Republican primary election, a former Secret Service agent who won the GOP nominate for U.S. Senate last year but lost in the general election to incumbent Democratic Sen. Ben Cardin.
"John ran as a moderate representing a district that has a large moderate conservative base," Vogt -- whose name is pronounced "vote" -- said in an interview. "He talks as a moderate but he votes straight party line…we, as a country, need to be more fiscally responsible."


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- May 26:
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- Nov 5:
- Long list of witnesses in Fero's murder trial
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- Judge wants 600 potential jurors for Denver death penalty case
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- Defendant sentenced in Fero's murders wants to withdraw guilty plea
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- Autopsy can't show who killed victims in Fero's case
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- Defense wants family statements excluded in Fero's case
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- Defense in Fero's slayings call death penalty laws too broad
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- Defense in 5 Fero's deaths asks judge to toss death penalty
A public memorial service will be held Thursday, Oct. 25, for Kelly Fallon, one of the victims from Fero's Bar & Grill.
Services begin at 6:30 p.m. at Calvary Temple, 200 S. University Blvd. The public is invited and encouraged to attend.
Those who knew Kellene Fallon, 45, affectionately referred to her as "crazy Kelly" because she liked to make people laugh by acting silly. A regular patron at the bar, she stayed in a motel in the area and worked assorted jobs, friends said.
Her family said she was a daughter, sister, mother, grandmother, aunt and cousin. They released a statement at the time of her death:
"We are speechless in our expression of sadness and disbelief at the heinous acts that occurred," the statement said. "Our hearts go out to the families who have suffered and are suffering this loss with us through the death of those we love."
Fallon and four others were found about 1:50 a.m. Oct. 17, by firefighters responding to a blaze at Fero's Bar & Grill, 357 S. Colorado Blvd.
The other victims were: Young Suk Fero of Aurora, 63, the owner of the business; Daria M. Pohl, 22, of Denver; Ross Richter, 29; and Tereasa Beesley, 45, of Denver.
Investigators arrested Dexter Bernard Lewis, 22; Joseph Hill, 27; and Lynell Jonathan Hill, 24, who have all been charged with murder and arson.
A fund has been set up to help Fallon's family with funeral expenses. Donations can be made at any Wells Fargo Bank, account 6405058360.


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If you are looking for a homeschool curriculum for your preschooler, then I highly recommend that you check out the "Learn and Grow" preschool curriculum by Michelle Caskey.
I have used this curriculum for all three of my boys. For my older two, I found there was much more information than I even needed in the curriculum, and I just chose a few pieces of it here and there as my boys made their way through their preschool years. They were not very interested in "school" at that age, so I didn't really push reading and writing too much on them until kindergarten (they liked the counting and art projects best).


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- Present participle of narrate.
Variant of narrate
transitive verb,
intransitive verbnarrated, narrating
- to tell (a story) in writing or speech
- to give an account of (happenings, etc.)
Origin of narrate; from Classical Latin narratus, past participle of narrare, to tell, akin to gnarus, acquainted with ; from Indo-European an unverified form ĝnoro- ; from base an unverified form ĝen-, to know


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Margaret T. ReifOctober 15,2012Margaret T. Reif
SHAFTSBURY Margaret T. Peggy Reif, 66, died Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at her residence, following a long illness.
Born in Bennington March 10, 1946, she was the daughter of Warren A. and Mary (Kuruc) Thayer.
She graduated in 1964 from North Bennington High School and later from St. Joseph Business College.
On Oct. 4, 1975, she married Thomas R. Reif in North Bennington.
In earlier years, Mrs. Reif was employed by ChemFab Corp., A&Z Enterprises, William E. Dailey Co., and she later worked at Bromley Brook School in Manchester.
She was active in St. John the Baptist Church as a religious education teacher and a member of the Sodality.
She enjoyed crocheting, photography and baking.
Survivors include her husband; three children, Sarah Reif of North Berwick, Maine, Paul Reif of Shaftsbury and Patrick Reif of North Bennington; a step-grandson; a brother, Jack Thayer of Shaftsbury; two aunts, several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Mrs. Reif was predeceased by a sister, MaryAnn Greene.
The funeral service will be held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16, at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in North Bennington.
At her request, there will be no calling hours.
Private burial will be in St. John Cemetery in North Bennington.
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Dr. Bhatia – Dear Friends, today we have with us in our Hot-Seat, Dr. Isaac Golden, one of Australia's most well-known homeopaths.
Welcome Isaac! The first thing that I would like to know more about, is your intriguing journey from being someone doing financial accounting to being a homeopath. I have seen conventional doctors, nurses, parents of sick children and alternative medicine practitioners taking up homeopathy, but this is the first time when I have found an accountant transformed into a homeopath! Tell us, how did it happen?
Dr. Isaac – I guess, despite accountancy and economics, my main interest in life since the late 60's has been in esoteric wisdom from all sources. I believed then, as now, that all great spiritual teachers must have drawn wisdom from the one Source, so I have always been interested in trying to find the common ground in the great teachings.
I was also interested in sensible diet, and gentle supplements such as vitamins and herbs, so in the early 80's decided to change my career path, and studied general naturopathic topics. A friend suggested I look into homeopathy (which I had never heard of), so I sent away to do a course (I was living in a fairly remote area of northern NSW at the time, so my first of three Diplomas was a correspondence course). When I received the papers, and saw Hahnemann's image on the front, I thought – "this looks familiar". When I then purchased and read the Organon I was hooked. It was just totally compatible with my esoteric journey, and I knew this was going to become my profession.
Dr. Bhatia – When you started practicing homeopathy in 1984, what was the early experience like?
Dr. Isaac – Totally different to now. In Australia in the 1980's, very few people younger than 60 had ever heard of homeopathy. Some of the older patients knew because homeopathy had been generally used in Australia up to the very early 1900's. It then was virtually eliminated from Australia by the Medical boards and the drug companies, as in many other countries.
So most patients came because I was a naturopath, and they then found out about homeopathy
These days, people see me because I am a homeopath, and the awareness in Australia is slowly returning. The Australian Homeopathic Association, Australia's largest professional association, is doing good work to promote the profile of homeopathy here.
Dr. Bhatia – It has been 22 years since you started practicing. What significant changes have you perceived in homeopathy during this period? Also, what has been the change in the status of homeopathy in Australia in general?
Dr. Isaac – As mentioned above, there is much more recognition now. Our medicines are recognized by the Government's Therapeutic Goods Administration, a major step forward. Of course, we are still not part of the Government funded medical system.
When I began teaching in the late 80's, the average age of most classes was in the mid 40's. Most were mature-age people from every possible background, so being an economist was not so unusual. We had engineers, tradesmen, businessmen and women, mums whose children had grown up, as well as nurses and a few GP's.
Now, the average age of students is in the 20's. Many students begin straight from school, or shortly thereafter. This has been a major change in this country. It is wonderful to see so many young people studying homeopathy, however it provides an interesting dilemma. I believe that homeopathy requires a certain level of maturity and life experience to become both a good student and an excellent practitioner. Some of the younger students just don't have that, and therefore struggle. It provides a challenge for teachers.
Most of my time is now spent teaching through my own distance education college – the Australasian College of Hahnemannian Homeopathy – which I founded in 1990, and now is Government accredited. I also lecture at another College in Melbourne at times. So providing guidance to younger students is a constant demand.
Dr. Bhatia -You know that our current issue is focused on research in homeopathy. You have done a lot of research work related to the use of homeopathic remedies in prevention of acute and chronic diseases. Homeoprophylaxis is a much discussed but little researched area. What made you work on it?
Dr. Isaac – Before I knew what homeopathy was, I used to have my own children vaccinated. Then one was vaccine damaged after having progressively worse reactions to the standard 2, 4 and 6 month vaccines (which were given late). The doctors told me that it definitely didn't have anything to do with the vaccines, but after the third round, and the worst reaction, I knew that I was not being told the truth.
I then began collecting information about vaccination. The material by the late Professor Robert Mendelsohn was about all that was available here at the time. They still are great references. So I decided to stop vaccinating my children.
Then, when I started studying homeopathy, and read that Hahnemann had used Belladonna to prevent Scarlet Fever (the first use of homeoprophylaxis), I knew I had to take this further. I collected the very few readily available references on this (mainly Hahnemann, Boenninghausen, and Sankaran's little summary of homeoprophylaxis use). I designed a 5 year program that I and other parents could use instead of the orthodox vaccination schedules.


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The sea is cold in Lagos.
Even if you are in southern Europe then you are at the atlantic ocean when you are in Lagos and that means that the sea is only around 17-18 degrees celcius warm/cold during summer months, so make sure you are prepared for that.
You can go swimming there for sure, but you just need to be prepared for some cold water.
- Beaches
Fake Weed
We were approached by a big gangster looking fella who sold us realistic looking and smelling wax.
The stuff looks and smells like hashish, but is easy to snap. We lost 40 euros on that!
I blame it on being 18 and a newbie traveller.
Walk away if someone approaches you.
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Watch the Sun as when you get the Atlantic breeze blowing you can get sunburnt very easy
Avoid mid day -4pm for walking etc gets very hot.
Buy bottled water from the supermarkets.
Try and get in the shade from mid day there are shady places even on the beach.
Booking trips via the tourist office not advised!
We booked 2 trips through the central tourist office, both times we were left with no trip, we were refunded but wasted a whole day waiting for buses. If you are going to book, try and do it through your hotel.
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Cheeky scheming renters of cars!
I'm not really in a position to complain since my trip was massively discounted and included car hire, but anyway ....
INT: Lagos airport. Europcar collection.
EC "Insurance sir?"
WB "Yes, how much?"
EC "Only three pounds a day sir."
WB [doing sums in head] "Sign me up, that's only 21 pounds for the week!"
EC "And remember to bring the car back empty"
WB [looking through forms] "it says here that insurance is 8 Euros a day!
EC "yes, but your deal is for the cheaper price"
WB "Ahh, OK. Did you say empty"
EC "Yes, for the best deal, bring the car back empty"
WB "marvellous. Thank you"
INT: Lagos Airport. Europcar collection.
EC "Hello Westbrook, that will be EUR 50 for the insurance and EUR 50 for the fuel"
WB: "Erm... don't think so."
Europcar! No! Six Euros a day plus twenty per cent VAT is not three pounds a day!
Cheeky fcukers!
And a tank of fuel in a 206 costs about thirty-five Euros. Not Fifty!
Thieving batsards!
Eventually we got fair prices from them, but .... Never trust a car rental company. They lie like rugs!
Careful when parking - note the circular 'P' signs
Parking is available all along the length of the promenade, and in other areas, but wherever you see a circular sign with the letter 'P' on it, KEEP GOING.
The 'P' doesn't mean 'Park'; it means just the opposite - 'Proibido' or no parking - and I am sure that you don't really need the hassles that go along with a parking ticket in a foreign country.
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McDonald's restaurants finish the job of eliminating polystyrene containers as they switch to paper cups for hot beverages.
Last Friday, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a major bill that promises to regulate fracking in California for the first time. But don't get too excited. Sen. Fran Pavley's fracking bill, known as S.B. 4, is part big win, part big loss, with an incredible amount of mess thrown in.
Michael Bradley of Tunnel Hill, Georgia has spent the past 17 months in and out of surgery fighting peritoneal mesothelioma, a rare and usually fatal abdominal cancer caused by exposure to asbestos fibers. He has lost 150 pounds and must wear a colostomy bag. Chemotherapy has failed. He has no health insurance. He is now undergoing experimental treatment and hoping for a miracle.
He is 29 years old.
I had two challenging pregnancies filled with uncertainty and stress. Thankfully, the end result was two healthy kids. One thing was certain, though – I could handle the truth. I wanted all the facts and I wanted to make my own decisions about what to eat, when to exercise, when to sleep. When it comes to our health and the health of our kids, most of the parents I know will choose the advice and opinions of doctors over the chemical industry's false reassurance every day.
There are safe, affordable alternatives to the dangerous chemicals like the ones used in the Texas fertilizer plant that exploded in April. But instead of making the switch, the chemical industry has chosen to spend its money lobbying Congress so that it can keep putting millions needlessly at risk. And up until now, that strategy was working.
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November 26, 2012
LIMA Ś Being a lawyer is not as glamorous as portrayed on television and can be very costly with a student loan debt approaching $100,000 for many, the president of the state bar association said Monday.
Making a loan payment sometimes more than $1,000 a month while trying to pay other living costs can be enormous for a new attorney, said Ohio State Bar Association President Patrick Fischer during a stop in Lima.
ōThatÆs a mortgage,ö he said. ōItÆs a burden of unbelievable proportion because there are not enough jobs.ö
Fischer, a state appellate court judge from Hamilton County, spoke at the Ohio State Bar AssociationÆs district meeting in Lima.
Fischer said there are twice as many law school graduates as there are jobs available. On top of that, new lawyers will be lucky to make $40,000 to $65,000 a year.
He said anyone going to law school better be doing it for the right reasons, not for the glamour portrayed on television or to get rich.
ōMake sure itÆs the profession you want to do. DonÆt go in it for the money. Go in because you care about the rule of law,ö he said.
Fischer, a Harvard law school grad who has had a highly successful career, said being a lawyer can be very rewarding. He shared a joke he has with friends who are doctors.
ōI always joke with them 200 years ago they were bleeding people with leeches while we were writing the Constitution,ö he said.
Also at the event, three local attorneys were honored for 50 or more years in the law profession.
Don Witter, a member of a Lima firm, joked he would tell younger attorneys that 50 years was a long time to work as a lawyer. ōPlan to retire after about 40.ö
Bill Vandemark, a member of a Lima firm, thanked his secretary of more than 35 years and his wife. ōI couldnÆt have made with without the support of these lovely ladies.ö
Edward Noble, a member of a St. Marys firm, hit on FischerÆs theme about the difficulties starting out. He came back to St. Marys after graduating in 1947 from the University of Michigan law school.
ōI came back from law school, hung up a shingle and said here I am, public, come and see me. The only one who came to see me was the book salesman,ö Noble said.


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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
The Truth About The 90s
Most top selling R&B artists today (Rihanna, Ne-Yo, Chris Brown and Beyonce) have released several techno "dance" records. Before the 2000s however, the very thought of SWV, D'Angelo, Montell Jordan or Mary J. Blige releasing a techno song, would have been crazy.
"Crazy in love" and "single ladies" are two of Beyonce's biggest club anthems and both songs have BPMs in the 90s. These songs are significantly slower than some of her other singles including "sweet dreams" and "Girls rule the world" but "crazy in love" and "single ladies" were significantly more popular on the dance floor (and on the charts). Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind" is his strongest solo club anthem from the past decade, and the BPM is actually below 90, it's at about 87. "Tom Ford" on the other hand has a BPM of 145, and even though it is still (kind of) a club anthem, 'Empire State of Mind' has outsold and 'outcharted' 'Tom Ford' by a landslide.
The biggest and most popular club anthems of my youth include songs by Biggie Smalls, A Tribe Called Quest, Pete Rock, Mary J. Blige, Pharcyde etc. Just about every club song from this particular style and era has a BPM in the mid to low 90s and people have never stopped dancing to these songs. If anything, people credit 90s hip-hop as the "golden era" and maybe, just MAYBE a slower, smoother BPM has something to do with what's missing in today's "club music". People LOVE 90s hip-hop and people CAN dance to a BPM in the 90s, there is a lot more to "dance music" than those hyped up techno records. The 90s are awesome and I think it's just a matter of time before the style of 90s hip-hop and R&B go retro-chic in pop music, and will make its way back into the clubs again.
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- AnonymousThursday, 14 November, 2013
I also feel that music (specifically hip-hop and r&b) of the 90s had more substance and lyrical content to it. Rap songs told stories. R&B songs were positive anecdotes about love and relationships. Most tracks tastefully embraced sexuality and rarely crossed lines into being overly graphic and inappropriate. Today it seems that most pop songs, as you mentioned, are driven by high BPMs and electronic and synthesized buildups to raise energy levels in dance clubs while the music of the 90s relied on actual content to lift one's spirits and put them in an even better mood than when they came into the club with. On the other end of the spectrum, much of today's Hip-Hop technically are at the sub-80 BPM ranges, warranting more bouncing and much less actual dancing. It is what it is and makes me appreciate more the nights and DJs that still play the good 90s (BPM and era) music. Hopefully great producers like Pharrell and Timbaland can lead the charge of bringing it back as they have started to do with disco and nu-dance.ReplyDeleteReplies
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on 1/29/2013 1:41:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I love this butter in this scent. It is a light tropical coconut scent that I adore. I have itchy dry skin that I would need to take a prescription but it wouldn't work and leave a dry ugly finish. I tried this on a whim and it actually healed my skin. Leaves my skin smooth & soft all day into the next. Doesn't feel greasy but leaves a nice glow. I have tried other TBS butters but this is my favorite.
on 1/13/2013 12:14:00 PM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
A co-worker of mine recommended this product to prevent my skin from peeling after a tan. Sure enough, this is the only product I have ever found that prevents and/or slows down peeling.
The product is thick and not at all runny. It has a creamy, slippery consistency, but not greasy. I personally wouldn't use it on any areas of the skin that are not super dry. The Body Shop does make other body butters for normal skin, but the coconut scented one is for very dry skin only.
This product has a pleasant coconut scent. It will however become rancid over time. A jar will last me about one-season.
The Body Shop sells Coconut Body Butter in a large and small sized jar. If you're using it on small areas, it may be more feasible to purchase the smaller size for maximum usage before the product expires.
The packaging is well made with hard-plastic, and is unlikely to break when dropped (I drop mine all the time). It comes with a screw-on top, which is easy to open. Tip! If you're travelling with this product, expect the body butter to shift when moved. Be sure to fasten the top securely, and open it carefully.
It is pricey, but well-worth the investment.
One negative comment; as I mentioned earlier this product is great for suntanned skin. However, if you are using this product during the summer or in humid climates, it will attract mosquitoes. I learned this the hard way. When I applied the product and then went outdoors, the mosquitoes were more attracted to me that usual. I would recommend only using this when indoors or at least way in advance of going outdoors.
on 12/6/2012 11:07:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
This one smells very nice! It's like summer. It's a stronger-smelling body butter from the Body Shop, so you can't really roll your whole body in it like the Shea Butter one, so I reserve this one for my hands only. I don't think I'd want to use it in summer though since it's so thick, but using it reminds me so much of the warmer months.
on 11/12/2012 6:29:00 PM
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Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
At first i really like this product. The consistency was good, i loved the smell and i was obsessed with using it. After about 2 months, the consistency completely changed, not to the point that it was useless, but it's harder to spread around. I'll have to leave it in a warm room for awhile just to get it to work. I still love the smell, i like tropical smells anyway. For the price, it was pretty expensive. I think i paid $20, so i definitely wouldn't buy it again. I found an off brand of body butter at costco that works a little better than this one, and i paid $20 for four tubs of them!
I'm not saying don't buy this, just be careful.
on 7/13/2012 12:22:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Black
-After about a month, the butter hardened and became impossible to spread/blend! Gaw!
-I initially liked the smell, but I quickly got sick of it... Too sweet and artificial.
-For the first month it was moisturizing and absorbed ok.
-I haven't experienced the butter hardening with strawberry, cherry, and papaya scents.
on 7/12/2012 12:34:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Go to summer lotion
- greasy on the skin for 30 minutes after application
- strong beachy coconut smell that lingers through the day (love!)
- felt like it helped when in the sun (gain some color) and sun repair (so moisturizing)
on 6/24/2012 3:15:00 AM
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Skin: Sensitive, Medium Brown, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
The body butter was luxurious, and really moisturized my legs and body. It was cheap and did last a good amount of time before I put it away.
The only problem I had with it was the smell. ugh! It was quite overpowering and I couldn't handle it. I didn't even finish the tub (6.7 oz). Maybe it was because it was such a large tub. It did lessen once you rubbed it in but I just didn't like the scent. So besides the scent it did a great job. It just depends on whether you appreciate the more heavy, warm scents.
on 6/19/2012 3:20:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I really do like TBS body butters, some more than others. Not just because of the scent, but different ones have different textures. I did like the texture of this butter, and the scent is nice, but it is not one of my favorites. It is a true coconut scent, not too sweet, which is a problem that I have had with other coconut scented products from different lines. It does have a slight chemical odor. My favorite body butters from TBS are the Shea followed by the Brazil Nut for both scent and texture.
on 6/19/2012 3:09:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
The scent wasn't what I was expecting, I love coconut scents - but this didn't smell like that, it was quit chemically scented. It wasn't the easiest to blend, but when you get out of the shower and your body is still wet(as your suppose to because it locks in moisture), it's easier to blend in and you don't have to use as much. As for moisturizing I'll give it a 2.5 out of 5, it moisturizes but nothing special(the moisture can last all day depending on what season it is, it doesn't last in the winter).
on 6/16/2012 1:50:00 AM
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Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This product is my go to body moisturizer. It hydrates dry skin and will make your skin feel nice and smooth. The scent is lovely and is perfect for the summer! At first glance this product may seem a bit pricy, but it lasts a while even when used on a daily basis.
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Two Door Cinema Club returned with Beacon after a couple of years touring in support of their debut album, Tourist History . While that set of songs was already pretty sleek thanks to the production skills of Eliot James , the band opted to polish things further with the help of Jacknife Lee , who has worked with R.E.M. , U2 , Snow Patrol , and plenty of other epic-sounding artists. With Lee 's assistance, the band made Beacon a more sophisticated-sounding set of songs: witness the clever chord changes and harmonies on "Next Year," the more prominent electronics on "Wake Up," the intriguing percussion on "Pyramid," and the big brass swells on "Sun," which make the song a knowing nod to the band's '80s influences. Elsewhere, Two Door Cinema Club still have a remarkable knack for the kind of charming electro-guitar pop that made their debut so appealing, particularly on the bittersweet "Sleep Alone" and the pretty title track. [A two-disc, 25-track Deluxe Edition was also released.] ~ Heather Phares, Rovi
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The Celtics completed the first half of the regular season with a 28-13 record, their worst mark since 2006-07 (12-29). The Celtics had records of 34-7 and 32-9 halfway through the last two seasons.
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"I like our team, I would be willing to go into the playoffs exactly the way we are right now," Rivers said before the Celtics met the Los Angeles Clippers Monday night. "If we can improve, we improve it, and that would be great, too. But if we started the playoffs with the 12 guys, or whatever amount of guys we have, and everybody were healthy, I love our team."
Guard Marquis Daniels (thumb surgery) has returned to practice and could be ready to play when the Celtics visit New Orleans Feb. 10. Brian Scalabrine (shoulder) hopes to return for Thursday's visit to Orlando.
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New York Mets SP Jon Niese worked eight scoreless innings Monday, July 6, against the San Francisco Giants to pick up his first victory in nearly two months.
Fantasy Tip: Niese ($4,200; or 8.4% of cap) had been a train wreck until this gem, so very few FantasyScore players likely benefited from this outing. If he cobbles together another quality start next time out it will be safe to trust him again.
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|Mets | Jon Niese ice cold lately
Wed, 10 Jun 2015 17:41:42 -0700
New York Mets SP Jon Niese heads into his start Thursday, June 11, against the San Francisco Giants in a bit of a tailspin. He has dropped his past four decisions and failed to win in five starts dating back to May 9 in Philadelphia. His last home victory came April 21. He has also allowed four or more earned runs in four of his past five outings while failing to last more than five innings in three of the past four.
Fantasy Tip: Niese ($4,900; or 9.8% of cap) might be tempting for FantasyScore owners at a mid-level price, but he really hasnt been pitching well. Until he starts to show a little more consistency it is a good idea to go another way.
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|Brewers | Brew Crew not interested in Jon Niese
Wed, 10 Jun 2015 16:24:15 -0700
New York Mets SP Jon Niese, who is owed $9 million in 2016, doesn't interest the Milwaukee Brewers, according to sources.
Fantasy Tip: The Mets are looking to trade Niese ($4,900, 9.8% of cap) before the deadline to free up a rotation spot for pitching prospect Steven Matz, who is excelling at Class AAA Las Vegas. Niese could easily lose what little fantasy value he has remaining if he's traded to a team that resides in a hitter-friendly environment like Milwaukee.
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|Mets | Steven Matz's promotion looming
Tue, 09 Jun 2015 15:55:27 -0700
New York Mets SP Steven Matz, who leads the Pacific Coast League with a 1.94 ERA is expected to be called up to the majors within the next three weeks, according to a team source. Matz also has a league-leading 75 strikeouts, a 1.10 WHIP and a .207 opponent batting average in 74 1/3 innings with Class AAA Las Vegas. He has given up just four homers in the hitter-friendly league. If Matz is promoted, he will start, not pitch in relief. However, it's unclear how the Mets would open up a rotation spot for him. SPs Jon Niese and Dillon Gee are the most likely to be bumped from the rotation, and they both could be trade candidates.
Fantasy Tip: We've seen a handful of top prospects enter the big leagues and pay immediate dividends for fantasy owners this year, including fellow Mets prospect Noah Syndergaard. There's no reason this left-handed pitcher couldn't do the same, so he should be firmly on your radar at this point, especially in NL-only and keeper leagues.
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|Mets | Dillon Gee could move to bullpen
Fri, 05 Jun 2015 17:01:51 -0700
Updating a previous report, New York Mets SP Dillon Gee is likely to be moved to the bullpen in the near future, unless SP Jon Niese struggles in his start against the Arizona Diamondbacks Friday, June 5.
Fantasy Tip: The Mets recently went to a six-man rotation when Gee ($3,900, 7.8% of cap) came off the disabled list but he struggled in his outing against the San Diego Padres Wednesday, June 3, when he allowed seven runs (four earned) in four innings. Niese ($4,900, 9.8% of cap) has posted a 9.00 ERA over 20 innings in his last four starts and has seen his season ERA rise from 1.95 to 4.42 over that stretch.
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|Mets | Jon Niese riding rough patch
Fri, 05 Jun 2015 08:56:25 -0700
New York Mets SP Jon Niese has allowed 20 earned runs in 20 innings in his last four starts after opening with a 1.95 ERA in his first six starts of the season. He starts at the Arizona Diamondbacks Friday, June 5.
Fantasy Tip: There's really no reason to risk taking Niese ($4,900, 9.8% of cap) on FantasyScore tonight, especially when he's only striking out 5.8 hitters per nine innings in 2015.
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|Mets | Steven Matz coming up soon for Mets?
Tue, 02 Jun 2015 16:15:23 -0700
New York Mets SP Steven Matz is currently 6-3 with a 1.98 ERA in 11 outings for Class AAA Las Vegas this year, and he's been limited to 77 and 79 pitches, respectively, in his last two starts, according to an organizational source. The Mets are saving Matz for the big leagues. Matz has 70 strikeouts in 68 1/3 innings and a WHIP of 1.05. "It's like taking a big league guy and throwing him against a rookie ball team," a Pacific Coast League talent evaluator said. "He just dominates every night he goes out." However, the Mets are currently using a six-man rotation in the big leagues, with SP Dillon Gee (groin) slated to return to pitch against the San Diego Padres Wednesday, June 3. SP Jon Niese is struggling with a 9.00 ERA in his last four starts, but the Mets don't see the bullpen as a realistic place for him. Matz is unlikely to be promoted unless Niese is injured or traded. The Mets also might not promote Matz before the cutoff for Super Two arbitration eligibility June 15.
Fantasy Tip: Matz's numbers in the hitter-friendly Pacific Coast League make him even more impressive as a young prospect in an organization that has already been successful grooming the likes of Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard. Matz appears to be next, and he should be stashed in all dynasty and keeper leagues now, even though he doesn't have a clear path to the majors right now.
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In recent days, a number of Mets fans have taken to Twitter to remind me of a column I wrote about the team last February. The column said that commissioner Bud Selig should persuade his friend Fred Wilpon to sell the Mets if the uncertainty about the team's finances lingered into this winter. "One more season of this," I wrote, "and no more." Well, that season has now passed. And uncertainty remains. The Mets' financial picture seemingly improved last March when the team's owners settled with a trustee for Bernard Madoff's fraud victims, raised $240 million by selling 12 minority shares and paid off $65 million in debts. But the true test for the Mets will be how they manage their payroll -- a payroll that has dropped from $149.4 million at the start of '09 to $93.3 million at the start of last season. When will the Mets spend again? Are they in a strong enough financial position to spend again? Such questions will linger until the Mets resume acting like a team that plays i...
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