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I really liked this, I lost 2 of my favourite teachers in 1 week (litterly) and I kept feeling hopeless and just like a ghost to the world the whole time and your story really told truth to how someone thinks.
We never really don't know how much we love or need someone until they are gone...
I know this happened awhile ago but I hope your friend, Laila, is doing well. -cyber hugs-
Aw, I feel bad that no one reviewed this before me. But…
Fear not! SuperFei to the rescue! *Throws back superhero cape in the blowing wind and places hands on hips. Gives a cheesy grin to the camera. The glass lens cracks at Fei's smile* Not againnn! *Frowns disappointedly*
I am really sorry about that; I should be more serious for this review. *Slaps self* I promised myself I would be serious when reviewing! Okay… back to business *Solemns*
I feel bad because –
One: This is so good! I mean, honestly, I got this sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach. I feel really bad for Laila and Ann. Are they okay?
Two: It was the only story of yours that did not receive a review. What's up with that? You are an incredible author!
I find this deeply moving. I have not really dealt with losing someone close to me, for my Grandmother died when I was about 8 or 9 and these things never really hit me – I didn't understand it. But now, years later, I get it…
I think that you portrayed what everyone feels when they lose someone special perfectly.
My opinion: To make it a bit more beautiful, maybe you should not abbreviate words (i.e. "They are never coming back." would {still my opinion} sound more emotional then, "They're never coming back.").
Fun fact: I learned last year in English that there are five stages of grief. I couldn't remember all of them, but there is a lovely invention called Google:
Denial (this isn't *happening* to me!)
Anger (why is this happening to *me*?)
Bargaining (I promise I'll be a better person *if*...)
Depression (I don't *care* anymore)
Acceptance (*I'm ready* for whatever comes)
I think you really hit Denial, Anger, and Depression… but, perhaps, you could try to put the others in? You don't have to do it, just a suggestion.
On the less dim side of things: They aren't Lost forever, you'll see them again, when your time comes, you'll get to party with them in Heaven. Right? :)
Author's Response: Thank you so much for reviewing this! I was worrying that it was terrible compared to other author's works and that was why no-one was reviewing it. However now you've reviewed it, I'm so relieved. Laila is one of my closest friends; she lost her mother, Ann, to cancer in August. She deals so well with it and I'm so proud of her for being so strong. She never cried in front of her friends, and it worries me. But I've finally accepted that that's the way she copes with it. She talks about her mum too; I could never do that if I were in her place. I am so honoured to hear that you think I'm an incredible author! I hope that this touched you, and I think it did. I'm a really bad non-abbreviater and apparently a walking dictionary, so I'll work on that... The five stages of grief are really accurate and I'm glad you've told me about them, I'd have never have found out otherwise. You know, what made it really hard writing this is that I haven't ever Lost anyone. ((Excluding my hamster, and I was about nine then, so it doesn't count.)) When Ann died it hit me hard. I cried for ages, even though she's not related to me, and I've only met her once. I felt so bad. Thanks for the constructive critisism, and I'll take it into account. Thanks again, meerkatalex


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As a firm believer in love at first sight, though only when it comes to places, I fell head over heels in love with Vermont in a single moment 12 years ago when my family and I were considering moving here. We were on our way to look at a farmhouse for sale in the southeastern corner of the state, in a tiny hamlet called Bartonsville.
The old English definition of a hamlet is a village without a church, and this one had no businesses either — only a rural road lined with about 30 mostly 19th-century clapboard houses. But it wasn't the neighborhood that first made my heart go pitter-patter. It wasn't the lovely one-room stone schoolhouse on the road leading to it, either, or the rolling, thickly wooded hills surrounding it. Or the railroad tracks running through it or the Williams River winding along its edges.

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Sarah comes home to look for answers. With Cosima's help, she digs into the origins of the clone experiment. The hunt takes her right into the belly of the beast, but getting out again could cost her more than she knows.
Sarah's and Cosima's Plot Line
Sarah's storyline starts where last week's episode leaves off. Cal rams the car Sarah was driving with his truck. Sarah walks away but her captor does not. Later on, we find out that he isn't dead. What ends up happening is that Sarah recruits Cal but refuses to tell him that she is a clone. However, she does tell him about the Dyad institute. They take an RV and Sarah contacts Cosima to ask about project Leda. Cosima informs Sarah that Leda was a spouse of Zeus and their twins were demigods.
Sarah decides to return and find Felix in order to investigate Mrs. S. Then Sarah and Felix returns to Mrs. S' home and they discover that the two scientist in project Leda are Rachel's adoptive parents. Cosima and Felix then team up to help Sarah find the hotel room to the Sarah's captor/ Rachel's monitor. She snoops around but her captor from the car accident shows up and ties her up in order to cut off her ear or skin her. Then Helena comes and saves the day. Helena kills the captor and hugs Sarah.
Alison's Plot Line
This week Alison goes to rehab and Donnie threatens to take the kids away from her if she does not complete the program. Alison had some funny interactions with the staff but that's about it for this episode.
The Wrap Up
The major developments in this episode revolved around Art, Helena, and Mrs. S. Art has been investigating the Proletheans for the past few episodes. We learn that Hank's daughter, Grace, was trying to suffocate Helena but Helena puts her into sleeper hold and escapes. Before leaving, she enters an operation room and triggers her memory. She was operated on and something was taken from her. As she escapes, Helena runs into Art. Art manages to distract the Proletheans long enough for Helena to escape and find Sarah.
We discover that Mrs. S has been lying. She meets a man named Carlton that was responsible for bringing Sarah to Mrs. S. Sarah knows about Carlton but she did not know that Mrs. S had an intimate relationship with him.
However, the biggest development is that Helena has gotten pregnant by the Proletheans.
This was the best episode of the season. The revelations just keep coming and I want more. Tatiana Maslany has managed to be a dozen people without being declared insane. Her acting range has no bounds and she is the show. As the show progresses on, the conspiracy gets bigger and new characters are being introduced to the story. Sometimes as more characters are introduced, it subtracts from the main storylines in the show. I think that the writers have done a good job balancing those two different aspects with great precision. People like Art, Mrs. S and Helena have become more important than Alison and Cosima at this point. Orphan Black airs on BBC America.
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Howard Phillips's Constitution party romances its dream candidate
Jun 5, 2000, Vol. 5, No. 36 • By TUCKER CARLSON
Keyes's success in the debates is part of the other reason Bush strategists should think twice before antagonizing him. Keyes has a constituency, mostly of Christian pro-lifers who have seen him on television. "Alan Keyes is a hero to those people," says Howard Phillips, and that is probably not far off. These voters may not want Keyes to be president, exactly, but his opinion still matters to them. What if Keyes were to devote himself full-time to convincing evangelicals not to vote for Bush? Does the Bush campaign need that? Probably not.
For Bush, the choice is simple, says Connie Hair: Tamper with the party platform or pick an unacceptable running mate and he wins a wildly articulate enemy with a national audience and lots of free time. Or he can keep the party pro-life. In that case, says Hair, "The day after the convention we'll be working for Bush."
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The video above shows a rather ginormous chunk of the Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina's Patagonia region collapsing in the waters right beneath it.
Needless to say, the block of ice caused quite a splash when it hit the water, which is why most people now label this event as an epic glacier collapse.
Travelers Today informs us that the footage was shot on January 19 by a run-of-the-mill visitor to these regions.
Apparently, this man only brought his camera because he wished to record some bits and pieces of the local scenery, and never expected that he might get to witness such an impressive event.
Just for the record, this particular glacier acts fairly similar to a dam, meaning that it cuts off Lake Argentino from Brazo Rico. Because of this, researchers tend to think about it as being one of its kind.
"This glacier is somewhat unique in that its path takes it across an arm of a large lake. Most glaciers don't have such trajectories, so bridging and tunneling, at least at this scale, is rather rare," NASA scientist Jim Foster recently told members of the press.


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With the aid of one of the first small business grants out of the Cape license plate economic development program, the place opened, caught on and quickly became a hang-out for all types of artists and art appreciators. But if one steps into the old coffeehouse now, it's not San Francisco, but more akin to the Bahamas, as Joe and Beverly Dunn, along with brother-in-law Mike Burk, have turned the Prodigal Son Coffeehouse into what Joe calls "more reflective of what we're all about."
And what exactly are these new wash-ashores from Baltimore all about? "I love to cook," said part owner Mike Dunn, who's manager of the new Island Merchant at 10 Ocean Street. But although Mike is a partner, he said, "I'm really just here to support Bev and Joe."
And what is it that Bev and Joe are all about?
Prior to their marriage, Joe spent three years living on the island of Jamaica.
"I learned a lot there," he said, and sees his Caribbean-style establishment as not necessarily Caribbean or Jamaican, but more of an island ambiance, which he said could vary from customer to customer. Some may get a Nantucket feel to the place, others the Bahamas, others Hawaii. The Caribbean is paradise, according to Joe, and paradise is where the idea for the Island Merchant came from.
Most importantly, the word the Dunns mention most often in describing their paradise is "homey." The couple owned restaurants in Washington, D.C. and in Baltimore. These were bigger restaurants, with capacities of 275 and 150, respectively. They were award winning, receiving the Award of Excellence two consecutive years for their wine list selections. And the new Island Merchant has an extensive wine list, including wines from California, Italy, Australia and France.
The food menu has also been extended. A February menu has been printed, with intentions of expanding that still more. Other than the typical soups and salads on the menu, one can order an array of entrees ranging from Frittatas to a hearty meatloaf dinner to macaroni and cheese. The real catch is that it is all home made. Everything on the menu Mike prepares, because, as he said, "I love to cook."
Appetizers include West Indian Pumpkin bisque and veggie dip platters. One can order a real Cuban sandwich to Joe's Jerk Chicken Salad, varying soups of the day and top any of that off with dessert o la mode.
The basic configuration remains the same, but its feel is quite different. "An escape," as Joe describes it, where one can come in, sit and forget the hustle and bustle of real life for a little while, and enjoy a laid back island atmosphere.
From the conk shell sconces, to the bamboo curtains where love beads once hung, to the tastefully painted floor, done with paint drips and splatters, as if Jackson Pollock had been there, to the new bright, warm colors to the flat screen plasma television hanging on the back wall, hung in an antique picture frame, and the soon-to-come WIFI Internet connection, the place has class.
One thing's for sure: that if what Bev says is true, that "we love having people over for dinner" and she wants the atmosphere of the Island Merchant to be one that makes patrons feel at their house for dinner, then she and Joe have succeeded.
They plan on keeping on the tradition of hosting entertainment for patrons, and plan to keep the decade long running Wednesday open mikes. And former owner/partner Dave Thompson is slated to host it, one last time. Future events planned are various theme nights, and they hope to be able to have some outside seating this summer along with a courtyard out back, pending town approval. So far, the couple said, "It's turned out just like we wanted it to."
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Spinning JXMapViewer and related stuff out of SwingX-WS.
While SwingX is going on steadily (1.6 has been recently released), things are pretty quiet for SwingX-WS. I've just recently patched it in order to make it compatible with the latest 1.6 and I'm fine with it, but I think that it's important that it is taken care consistently. From what I can understand, the SwingLabs guys are focusing on SwingX and little time remains for SwingX-WS.
Also, SwingX-WS probably was born with a broader scope (collecting several stuff generically aimed at using a few common, public web services from Swing), while AFAIK most people now use it for JXMapViewer. I see a rather high interest in it - and probably spinning the map stuff out of it (in a SwingX-Geo project or such) would make it easier for other people to step in and maintain it (I would be glad to help, as I'm using JXMapViewer, even though I can't take a primary commitment in it - at the moment I'm saturated with my FLOSS commitment and my next love should go for the next release of BetterBeansBindings).
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just adding the backlink to the swinglabs forum thread you started:
by bavarian - 2009-11-18 00:51Great Idea! I already began patching some little stuff as development seems to have stalled. I also had the idea of starting my first Kenai project with an updated SwingX-WS, but your idea is better. Keep us up to date please! Regards, franz


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The next Lost Planet game takes players back to the extreme conditions of E.D.N. III to battle the unforgiving environment of a frozen planet and its equally unforgiving fauna, the insectoid alien species known as the Akrid.
Lost Planet 3 is a prequel to the original game and currently in development at a Western studio, publisher Capcom announced at its Captivate event last week. Capcom has tapped Spark Unlimited (Call of Duty: Finest Hour, Turning Point: Fall of Liberty) to handle the heavy lifting on Lost Planet 3, which is part third-person shooter, part first-person mech action game.
In its official announcement, Capcom says Lost Planet 3 will feature the "extreme and unpredictable conditions that characterized the Lost Planet series… harsher than ever before." The company promises "new truths about the foreboding planet and the colonial history of E.D.N. III."
Players will control Jim, a blue collar contractor who travels to E.D.N. III for work, "risking assignments in treacherous conditions to earn his hazard pay." He'll battle the indigenous Akrid on foot and in his mechanized rig, battling ice storms and space bugs of all shapes and sizes.
Lost Planet 3 is being developed by Spark on Unreal Engine 3, not Capcom's MT Framework, which powered the first two Lost Planet games.
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Carlisle: USC game has added importance for UCLA
The only team with something really at stake in Saturday's UCLA-USC game at the Coliseum (7 p.m., Prime Ticket) is UCLA.
In fact, the Bruins might already know if they're playing in the first Pacific-12 Conference championship game if Utah loses to Colorado today. If that happens, UCLA goes in as the South Division winner no matter what it does against USC.
Since USC is on probation, it is ineligible for postseason play this season, but that hasn't kept the Trojans from making a difference in the Pac-12, especially after their 38-35 upset at Oregon last week.
Saturday's game might be the best chance UCLA has had in some time to beat USC, particularly under coach Rick Neuheisel. The Trojans have won 11 out of their past 12 games against the Bruins. UCLA's last victory was its 13-9 upset of then No. 2-ranked USC in 2006.
Perhaps the most interesting comments of the week leading up to Saturday's game came from ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit, who called the USC-Oregon game on ABC and said on ESPN Radio that Associated Press poll voters aren't paying enough attention to USC (the team is ineligible to be voted on in the polls that help comprise the BCS standings).
"They are out of sight, out of mind," Herbstreit said of the Trojans. "I said before the (Oregon) game they're the most underrated team in the country. Oregon better be ready for the athletic ability of (receivers) Marqise Lee and Robert Woods; Curtis McNeal, (Oaks Christian School's) Marc Tyler is healthy in that backfield; Matt Kalil anchors a strong offensive line, and Matt Barkley right now is playing as well as any quarterback in the country. How he doesn't get Heisman recognition is beyond me."
Herbstreit said fans also need to put behind them the controversy that has followed USC coach Lane Kiffin from his stints at Tennessee and with the Oakland Raiders and instead look at what he's done with a team saddled with sanctions.
"I made a point during the telecast All the Lane Kiffin haters, all the people who hear the words Lane Kiffin and think, 'Ooh, NCAA. Ooh, violations. Ooh, he cheats,' (need to) take notice of the job he is doing and the way he is coaching the USC football team."
Herbstreit said sports writers and broadcasters who vote in the AP poll may be wrongly dismissing USC because of its sanctions, which they are not supposed to take into consideration.
"Look at USC's body of work," he said. "They lost against Arizona State early in the year when they turned the ball over. They lost to Andrew Luck and Stanford in three overtimes; probably should've won that game. I'm sitting here and I'm looking at the AP. Maybe it's because USC has this postseason ban. Maybe people aren't paying attention to them.
"How Barkley's not a Heisman finalist and how USC at this point, right now, as we sit here, at 9-2, forget the record — how they're not a top-five (team, I don't know). You put them on the field right now against Houston, Boise State, Virginia Tech, Oklahoma State on a neutral field, they beat all of those teams.
"To me, USC is a top-five team right now this year."
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As his first year in the White House comes to a close, President Barack Obama's job approval rating has fallen to a new low, according to a CBS News poll.
The latest national opinion poll released on Monday found that 46 percent of people approve of the president's performance, marking the first time Obama's rating has slipped below 50 percent in the CBS survey. His current numbers are down from a high of nearly 70 percent in April of 2009.
According to the poll, healthcare and the economy are the two most prominent factors contributing to the president's low score. The survey, conducted early in January, found that only 36 percent of Americans support Obama's handling of healthcare reform while just 41 percent approve of his managing of the economy.
Meanwhile, fear of another terrorist attack has increased, although the majority of Americans commend the current administration's response to the attempted bombing of a Detroit-bound airplane.
Last month, Obama said he expected the fall in ratings and that he was "surprised they held up as well as they did" considering the state of the economy.


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I would be turning 16 on March 29th this
year, but right now it was September. So that
was a long way away right now. I lived in
England, Loughborough, 26 William Street to be
precise. It was a very small house that I
lived in (white with green trim). It was at
least 60 years old, maybe more. There was a
small group of trees in my backyard, around
fifty trees. Our yard was big even though the
house was small. The trees were clumped
together quite thickly. A hedge of blueberries
covered the entire right side of our small
forest. The forest was not that far from our
On this extremely humid day I was outside
trying to enjoy my last few weeks of summer. I
was wandering my back yard (my worst habit is
wandering it drives my parents nuts). I went
to the forest, there was a tree there that was
easy to climb I usually went there to rest or
read (I loved to read). It was so warm out, I
started to doze off then I finally fell
asleep. I dreamed, I always dream. I rarely
dream a new dream, not since I was twelve at
In this dream I dreamed of a tree (I know
sounds weird). This tree was oddly light up
kind of a yellow-black light. I stared at it
for a few minutes, in my dream. Then all of
the sudden I was staring at the moon, it was a
full moon and a clear sky I could see all the
stars. I then turned around and looked at my
house. It was not that far away.
Then with a start I was awake... on the
ground and hurting like crazy I must have
fallen out of the tree while I slept. It
really hurt I think I fell on my arm. I am
still alive though so no harm. I got up and
looked at my watch; it was 5:43 my parents
were probably home. I ran around front and
sure enough my parent's car was there. I
walked inside and my dad asked how my day was.
I told him I had fallen out of a tree that
seemed like that was enough to satisfy him.
I ate supper an hour later (it was tomato
soup. I watched a movie on TV for two hours.
Then read a book (real exciting night).
At about lunch time the next day I was
outside wandering the yard again. What a great
summer! I was in the forest again, looking
around, when all of the sudden I stopped and
starred at the tree in front of me, I'd seen
it before. My dream, I had seen it in my
dream. It was the exact same tree every branch
every leaf. How weird I never spent much time
out here, why would I dream about this tree?
Why was it glowing? Why did I look at the
moon? Maybe I was supposed to come out here
next full moon. That's what I'd do. I normally
wouldn't do what a dream told me but, this
dream was different somehow. I found out the
next full moon was tonight.
It was 11:30 I snuck out of my house I found
the tree it looked normal. That couldn't be
right. I decided to wait another half hour. It
was 11:59 I was practically counting down the
seconds.5,4,3,2,1 it was 12:00. I stood there
for another 30 seconds a million thoughts were
going through my head. Why was the tree not
glowing like in my dream and maybe it's not a
full moon? I turned around and started to walk
away (disappointed) when out of the corner of
my eye I saw a glow... my first thought stupid
watch, my second thought I can't believe this
is actually happening.
I took two steps towards it and the first
thing I noticed was the amount of heat coming
off of it. It was like hot wind on a cool
night. A really hot wind. It was exactly like
in my dream the yellow-black light and all. I
walked around the whole tree and I couldn't
figure out where the light was coming from. It
was the strangest thing I had ever seen! I
wondered what I should do now. I had only
thought about what to do up until now.
Should I touch it, what was it, was it safe
and how come it was here? But enough with
questions what happened next was more
important. I was blinded by a flash of
colorful light (I know strange).When I woke up
I hurt all over (again)! I defiantly did not
want to do that again. I opened my eyes and
there was nothing but white and black just
those two shades it made no sense. Where was
my house? What was I standing on? (I know I
ask a lot of questions).I felt like I was
dreaming but I was conscious so I knew it was
real some how. It just was, I guess here
things don't have to make sense they just are.
I still don't know to this day how I knew
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Odessa-Midland, Texas, had largest unemployment rate increase during 1998
February 08, 1999
In December 1998, 66 of the 328 U.S. metropolitan areas had higher unemployment rates than they had 12 months before. Odessa-Midland, Texas—an oil extraction area—had the largest over-the-year increase at 2.7 percentage points. In contrast, the National unemployment rate declined 0.4 percentage point.
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Large unemployment rate increases were also experienced by San Angelo, Texas (1.9 points), and Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and Waterloo-Cedar Falls, Iowa (both 1.5 points). Three other areas had increases of at least 1.0 point.
At the end of 1998, the highest unemployment rates among metropolitan areas were in Yuma, Arizona (20.0 percent), McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, Texas (17.8 percent), and Visalia-Tulare-Porterville, California (16.3 percent).
These data are a product of the Local Area Unemployment Statistics program. More information can be found in news release USDL 99-26, "Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment: December 1998." Year-to-year comparisons are based on changes in not-seasonally-adjusted unemployment rates from December 1997 to December 1998.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Odessa-Midland, Texas, had largest unemployment rate increase during 1998 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/1999/feb/wk2/art01.htm (visited October 10, 2015).
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New estimates of personal taxes in Consumer Expenditure Survey
In 2013, the Consumer Expenditure Survey improved its personal tax data.
Trends in long-term unemployment
Long-term unemployment reached historically high levels following the recession of 2007–2009.
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Nicole by OPI Fall 2011 Swatches
Nicole by OPI has four new shades out for fall, and they are sold exclusively at Target (like anyone needs an excuse to head to Target, it's like my second home, haha!). These shades include a bight cherry red, olive green, shimmery periwinkle and gorgeous deep burgundy.
I Love You Cherry Much
I Love You Cherry Much
I Love You Cherry Much
Green Up Your Act
Green Up Your Act
Green Up Your Act
It's Not Me, It's Blue
It's Not Me, It's Blue
It's Not Me, It's Blue
Sounds Grape to Me
Sounds Grape to Me
Sounds Grape to Me
These colors all applied nicely with just two coats. My favorite of the four is definitely It's Not me, It's Blue, although I don't think the name is very fitting, as it's not very blue to me!
These are being added to the current Nicole by OPI line Something About Color and is available for around $7 at Target and Target.com.
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Green Up Your Act and Sounds Grape to Me are my favourites! Beautiful – thanks for sharing. :)
OMG, the red one is totally awesome!!! Looooove it.
This red one! :o It's gorgeous!
I have one Nicole polish and the formula is SO. TERRIBLE.
I like Sounds Grape To Me the best – it reminds me of Dorothy's slippers from The Wizard of Oz.
I like "Sounds Grape To Me" but the best burgundy polish is Zoya's Blair. Put that one with some chunky gold sparkle over it and you have yourself one heck of a fall manicure. OHMYGOSH I LOVE IT SOOOO MUCH! Don't you just looooooooooove fall.
beautiful polishes!
so pretty! do you know any sites to find Nicole polishes discounted?
I love the glitter polishes. Right now Deals (which is like the Dollar Tree store) has 7 glitter polishes for only $5.00. There is a blue, purple, rose color, green, silver, gold and clear glitter coat. I have tried 3 of the colors and really like them. They dry fast and with a good top coat you get 4 -5 days of glittery shine! I use pure acetone to take off the glitter polish. I get the remover at Walmart for $2.50 and it works just as good as the pure acetone from Sally Beauty Supply which cost a bit more.


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By Fareed Zakaria
Last year, the world's energy watchdog published a report which asked an important question: "Are we entering a golden age of gas?"
So I was struck when I saw the International Energy Agency's 2012 report. Gone is the question mark.
Instead it says, simply: "Golden rules for a golden age of gas."
And the starting point of that golden age is right here in America.
It's becoming increasingly clear that the shale gas revolution is a game-changer not just for the energy industry, not just for the U.S. — but for geopolitics.
The technology behind shale gas production, where shale rock is blasted with a mixture of water, sand, and chemicals, is only two decades old. The process is called fracking.
Related: Fracking — What is it?
And in a short time, its success has led to the drilling of 20,000 wells in America, the creation of hundreds of thousands of jobs, and a guaranteed supply of gas for perhaps 100 years. The International Energy Agency says global gas production will rise 50% by the year 2035; two-thirds of that growth will come from unconventional sources like shale — a market the U.S. completely dominates.
We've become the world's lowest-cost producer of natural gas at a cost of $2 per thousand cubic feet; compare that with many European countries which have to pay seven times as much to Russia.
It's increasingly possible to use liquified natural gas as a substitute for oil as a transportation fuel, so the effects go beyond generating electricity. General Motors is planning to produce cars that can take natural gas or oil in their fuel tanks.
Aside from the advantages to America, shale gas has the potential to change the geopolitics of energy.
So far, gas has been supplied by a handful of regimes — Russia, Iran, Venezuela — many of them nasty and illegitimate, thriving on global instability, which actually helps their bottom line since instability equals higher oil and gas prices.
In the next 20 years, much of this energy could come from stable, democratic countries like the United States, Canada, Australia, Poland, France and Israel. That would be good for the free world, bad for the rogues and good for global stability. China has huge shale reserves and, even though it is not democratic, it is a country that seeks stability, not instability.
One problem — there's a significant lobby against shale gas and the way it's produced.
Fracking consumes a lot of water.
Shale production also creates large quantities of methane, a greenhouse gas. Sometimes methane pours out of faucets in areas near shale gas production centers, as you can see in this video. Critics also claim fracking can trigger minor earthquakes.
So what do we do?
The good news is these risks are manageable, as the IEA's new report points out. And it has a list of "Golden Rules" to follow — from safety measures to reducing emissions to engaging with local communities.
The IEA estimates these measures would add just 7% to the cost of the average shale gas well.
Many of the riskiest practices are employed by a small number of the lowest-cost producers, a situation that calls for sensible regulation.
Let's figure out how to make fracking cleaner and safer. We can regulate the process with good, simple rules. The benefits are immense and the problems manageable.
Related stories on GPS:
• Assessing American-made energy
• Interactive: Fracking — What is it?
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Thank you for every other great post. Where else could anyone get that kind of information in such an ideal approach of writing? I've a presentation subsequent week, and I'm at the search for such info.
A shame to see tonights episode of GPS. Zakaria appears to completely dismiss the risk of global warming by bringing in solely commentators who recommend shale gas. Why not give the other side of the story as well? For instance the one that is backed by scientists.
Thank you for another great article. Where else may anyone get that type of information in such an ideal manner of writing? I have a presentation next week, and I'm at the search for such info.
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Several of you have asked me why I started a blog. Well – six months ago I had no idea what a blog was until I visited the website of a friend of mine. My friend had started an online yarn store specializing in sock yarn. Now I am not a knitter and didn't even know there was such a thing as sock yarn but I love visiting Sheri's website and blog -not because I'm a knitter (but if you are – this is an awesome site) but because I love reading Sheri's blog where she shares her life, ideas and on Fridays she always shares a recipe! I make sure I always visit on Fridays to check out the newest recipe. So Sheri was my inspiration for starting a blog – and sharing recipes!
One of the recipes she featured on her blog is the one I am sharing with you today for Symphony Brownies (a Paula Deen recipe). Over the last few weeks I have been sharing cookie recipes for your upcoming holiday cookie baking. A well balanced cookie plate is important now isn't it! So far we have an apple bar, lemon drop cookies, sandlake cookies – so what is missing? – CHOCOLATE! Today you get the chocolate – super fast and easy and so many calories!! Yum!! I made these brownies last weekend for the high school cast party I hosted at our home and they totally DISAPPEARED!! You use Symphony candy bars – I used the one with the toffee bits and almonds but they can also be made with the plain milk chocolate version.
Symphony Brownies
- 1 box of brownie mix for 9 x 13 pan
- 3 Symphony candy bars with almonds and toffee chips
- Mix the brownies according to box directions (I use the cakelike brownie instructions).
- Line a 9 x 13 pan with tinfoil and spray with cooking spray (makes for easy clean-up).
- Pour ½ the brownie mix into the pan.
- It is not much.
- Place the 3 candy bars(wrappers removed of course) side by side on top of the mix.
- Don't break or chop up the candy bars - they will be whole.
- Pour the remainder of the brownie mix over the top.
- Bake according to directions.
- Let cool and lift the tinfoil out of the pan.
- Cut and serve.
- Yum!
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Posted: December 11, 2013|
A ROLLS-ROYCE worker who had her phone snatched in a Derby street was amazed to find pictures taken with the camera start appearing on the web.
Jill Johnston had her phone stolen by a group of young men as she walked home alone from a Guides meeting.
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"I just can't believe how stupid they have been."
The photos give a snapshot into every facet of the lives of whoever took them. There are pictures from a gym, days out with the kids and posing in Halloween costumes.
The pictures were discovered just two days after Ms Johnston, who has been a Guide leader for 24 years, was robbed as she walked along Rauche Court, just of Osmaston Road, on November 11 at about 9pm.
She said: "I was talking to my mother on the phone as I walked back from a meeting.
"I heard people behind me and stepped to one side and then another couple came past me as well.
"When I looked up they had gathered on the corner of the street and I started to feel a bit uneasy. I decided that I would walk the longer way round and as I did they just ran at me and grabbed the phone. I yelled after them 'That was clever' and just carried on walking home.
"It wasn't until I got back that I realised how upset I was and I burst into tears and phoned the police."
Two days later she was at her mother's house when her stepfather said how much of a shame it was that she had lost her photos.
Ms Johnston said: "That's when I thought about the Dropbox account and the fact that I wouldn't have lost them."
Dropbox is an online storage system where all the photos taken on a phone can be automatically uploaded on to the internet.
Ms Johnston's phone was equipped with the application and she quickly logged into the account to show her parents that her photos were retrievable. That was when she made the discovery. She said: "I was amazed when I saw them. I couldn't believe it."
Ms Johnston told colleagues at Rolls-Royce, where she has worked for 15 years, about the theft. She said: "Everyone was so supportive and I got letters from people.
"A few of them said I should upload them to Facebook and make it go viral.
"I put them up in the hope that somebody might know them or where the photos were taken and the response has been amazing."
The robbery has left Ms Johnston worried about walking on her own, especially at night, and she has not been down the road where the incident happened since. She said: "It has totally changed how I feel when I am on my own. If I am on a quiet street I will walk in the middle of the road so that people can't jump out on me.
"And I haven't been down Rauche Court since. I always walk the long way round.
"I just hope putting these photos out the people that did this will be shamed because they have been so stupid."
A Derbyshire police spokeswoman confirmed officers were looking into the incident.
She said: "While we cannot say whether the people in these pictures were part of the theft, we would urge them to contact us to help with our inquiries."
Anyone with information about those in the photos or the robbery should contact Derbyshire police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, quoting crime reference number 48067/13.


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My 100ft 'rescue' highlights courage of firefighters, says MP
Posted: May 31, 2014|
MP Jon Ashworth put his life in the hands of firefighters as they "rescued" him from a 100ft tower.
Firefighters staged the incident during a visit by the Leicester South Labour MP to the city's Central fire station on Friday.
He said: "It was very scary, but it brought home to me what brave people our firefighters are.
"They often risk their lives to protect the people of the city and deserve our support.
"They said I was more than 30m above the ground when they helped me off the tower on to the rescue platform."
Mr Ashworth has spoken up for the firefighters in their dispute with the Government over proposed changes to their pensions and working conditions.
He said: "The issue is yet to be resolved and I will be raising it again in Parliament when it resumes."
During his visit Mr Ashworth chatted with firefighters before being given a tour of the station.
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How the heck did B.o.B. end up as Iowa's 'distinctive musical artist'?
Published on February 26th, 2014 | by Joe Lawler
On the blog Musical Machinery, Paul Lamere posted a blog entitled "Exploring regional listening preferences," with a map entitled "Distinctive artists by state."
Iowa ended up with "Nothin' On You" rapper B.o.B.
This is where things get a little complicated. Lemare isn't looking at the most popular artists that originated from certain states, but who is most popular in streaming. But B.o.B. isn't the most popular artist being streamed in Iowa. He's the 32nd most popular artist.
So how does this all make sense?
The way the ranking works is the states are also ranked by population. So maybe Journey is the most popular artist being streamed in Iowa (that's just a random pick). But if Journey is already the fifth most popular artist being streamed in a more populous state, like New York, they get knocked out of contention for Iowa and any other smaller state.
So while an artist like Bruce Springsteen being listed as the pick for New Jersey might seem to make sense, he's actually the 23rd most streamed artist in that state.
Basically, B.o.B. was the highest ranked artist that someone else didn't like more than us.
But California, the most populous state, ended up with its 23rd most streamed act, Bonobo. Texas got its 16th pick, George Strait and New York got its 47th pick, James Blake. I sent Lamere a question seeking clarification of why California wouldn't get its top pick. Maybe this is just one of those statistics things that explain why I didn't want to take a lot of math classes.
By the way, Iowa's Stone Sour showed up as the top distinctive act for North Dakota. But they were really the state's 47th pick.
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Film: Koirankynnen leikkaaja [trans. "Dog Nai Clipper"]
Language: Finnish
Director: Markku Pölönen
Performers: Peter Franzén, Taisto Reimaluoto, Ahti Kuoppala, Ville Virtanen, Risto Salmi
Production Information: Fennada Filmi, 2004
Breed(s) featured: Finnish Spitz, Norrbottenspitz, Mixed Breed
Availability: Region 0 (PAL) DVD released in 2007
Running Time: 105 minutes
Based on a 1980 novel of the same name by Veikko Huovinen, the film tells a story of a veteran struggling to stake it out postwar Finland. "Dog Nail Clipper" was received positively at the Nordic Film, Festroia as well as Hamburg Film festival and won several awards at the Jussi. Internationally, the film was well-received by critics.[source]
The first scene opens with a bright young soldier departing his fiancée on an army truck to fight the Soviets in the Continuation War. The young soldier and his squad wanders through the forests hunting the Reds until they scatter upon impending artillery barrages. Once under fire by Soviet troops, the Finns take cover. In a true cowboy fashion, the soldier walks his way forward blazing his PPD submachine gun toward the Soviet line. A sniper, armed with a Mosin Nagant M1891/30 rifle equipped with a PU scope, sights him and peers down the crosshair. The bold soldier swaggers to the ground, and another Finn witnessing the shot rushes in to rescue his downed while sustaining a few bullet wounds himself.
Later at the hospital, the hero who rescued his comrade is reunited with his children and his wife. The downed soldier, back on his feet again, sitting on a bench in a garden, with head wrapped, is approached by a doctor lifting the burden of marriage off his shoulders, in which the news was followed by an infantile crackle. The head-shot renders the bright young soldier reduced to a man-child.
Mertsi Arhippa Vepsäläinen (Peter Franzén) did not escape from the war unscathed. By day, he would daydream about dogs; by night, post-traumatic flashbacks haunts him. His memories seem to be mostly intact, albeit scrambled, receptive processing seems to be fine; however his expressive behaviours left him looking like a retard; and he functions like a child, spending his life as a vagabond, unable to hold down a job. Mertsi finds employment as an assistant of a carpenter, Ville Kuosmanen (Ahti Kuoppala). While on the job, Ville regales about his spitzy gundog named Sakke back home in Kainuu. However, contrary to what the masculine name suggests, the sorely missed canine companion is actually a bitch.
"Females are best for hunting. I wonder how she knows when we are about to go hunting. A couple of days before the season she eats her stomach full – then she stops eating altogether. She hunts better on a light stomach. I wonder how she knows.
She is a good gundog, too. She has such an original and deceiving bark. Even the birds have no idea that a hunter is near and about to shoot.
She is a fine watch dog, too. She can hear and sense everything in the woods. She can sniff out an elk in the east or men working by the river. She can smell what kind of lunch you have in your backpack. She´ll know what type of liquor you are carrying by the rattle of the bottle.
She´ll guard my sleigh if I tie it by the shop in the village. She will even fight a pack of wolves. lf I ever break my leg, or have a stroke, she´ll drag me to the village. Or she will run to the neighbour´s to fetch a doctor – before she comes to save me from the swamp. And if I die before her, well – she will howl at my grave and starve herself there. She will never leave me. Never."
Despite all the attributes, the perfect dog, Sakke has an Achilles' heel: her overgrown spiraling hind dewclaws, which gets snagged while roaming the bush.
Fearing for Sakke's life, Mertsi takes off in the dark of night and boards a train in the morning to Kainuu. While on the train, he meets an old comrade, Eetvi Manninen (Taisto Reimaluoto), who saved Mertsi's life on the frontline. When asked where Mertsi was heading, the war cripple mentions a logging site. However, Eetvi is unaware of what Mertsi actually meant, and as a logger, heading to a worksite in Kainuu, he escorts Mertsi. The reunited duo finds employment under a kind foreman (Ville Virtanen), a Lapland veteran, with Eetvi acting as Mertsi's guaranteer. Or at least this is how the beginning of the film plays out.
The viewers will gain an insight of the harsh economic climate of Finland after the Winter and Lapland Wars. As the agrarian country struggles to pay off its reparations to the Soviets, her citizens could barely afford food and clothes. Many leads the life of labourers prior to the industrialization of the nation. However, the life of living in a logging camp is chosen as a backdrop.
While Mertsi is the main character and the events revolve around him, one would be mistaken to view "Dog Nail Clipper" as some kind of "feels good" flick about adversity in the face of mental disability. His existence serves only as a mean to drive the plot. The whole premise of the film lies more in the virtues and flaws of the people around him. Those who knows of his war injury treats him with respect, and those who are unaware of his history treats him as lesser. Some are sympathetic, a select couple are understanding while others are downright cruel to Mertsi. The reactions of the characters to Mertsi's presence are really what defines "Dog Nail Clipper."
Before spewing bile about how the film does not emphasize Mertsi's independence, consider this: prior to the '80s, many people, in which society deemed unfit to take care of themselves, were usually institutionalized. The condescending attitude of the flick and of the characters within the story correctly reflects the atmosphere of the time frame.
Those who are expecting a Lassie-type plot will sorely be disappointed. In fact, dogs are not even centric to the story– serving only as motifs. Even the main star of the film, the Finnish Spitz, only receives five, at the most ten, minutes of screen-time. Her role in the story is actually quite minimal, and only serves as a climax before coming to a close with the drama that ensues after the attempt to clip the dewclaws.
However not to disappoint a crowd who do not want to sit through an hour and a half before seeing the iconic red dog, here is a series of stills (without spoiling the climax):
Do not be misled by the opening scene, there is virtually no action. Most of the film is dialogue, and it is rather a slow-moving piece. Many who are not tolerant of mentally-compromised individuals will find watching this piece difficult, as the main character will repeatedly makes careless mistakes nearing killing himself in the process. However these frustrating moments are instrumental to highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of the people who interacts with him.
What's my take on the movie? I will be blunt: while it is cool to see a Finnish Spitz starring in the film, most of my brainpower was wasted on drooling over the foodstuff displayed throughout the course of the flick. That and I was blown away by the plumed tail on Sakke'. "The Dog Clipper" is a really quirky movie, so I might have to rewatch to gain an actual opinion. Would I watch it again? Maybe on a date night.
"The Dog Nail Clipper" is available in a PAL-format for Region 0 or 2 DVD players. There is no English dub audiotrack, however it does come with English subtitles.


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I just discovered this cool trick with mozilla 1.0.
Everyone knows that pressing Alt+ (Left or right) moves you back or forward in your page history. However, if you have one hand on the mouse and the other on the keyboard, and you use the
-left Alt button, you have to take your hand off the mouse to use the arrow key. Too much trouble.
-right Alt button, your hand has to cross your lap and spread your fingers to press both buttons at the same time. Get uncomfortable after a while.
In mozilla you can configure the scroll button on your mouse to do this.
go to Edit>>Preferences>>Advanced>>Mou se Wheel
you can configure the mouse to scroll pages, make the font bigger, or move back and forth in history.
I've been waiting for this feature in a browser all my life...finally! ;D