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Production continues on our next episode, Dissonant Minds. Last weekend saw cast and crew unite to shoot the planetside scenes in Tentsmuir Forest, a short drive from the city of Dundee.
At this point, we only have several scenes left to shoot, and expect principal photography to be completed before the year is out. Post-production will likely continue throughout 2013, but it's far too early to speculate on release dates just yet. It's worth noting that while Dissonant Minds won't be perfect, I'm confident it'll be our most professional-looking release to date.
And talking of releases, The Stone Unturned, which has been gathering dust on various harddrives for the last 2 years is finally nearing the finish line. It's been no secret that there were significant issues with the dialogue track (more than half of the the audio was completely unusable) and we've been struggling to organise time to loop Picard actor Giles Aston's dialogue.
I'm happy to report that were able to schedule this a few months back, and all of Giles' ADR work is in hand. We're still waiting to loop a few lines from other cast, but those are expected to be in hand in shortly. Episode composer, Bodo Hartwig also assures me he will be available to work on the score very soon, so it's looking likely that The Stone Unturned will be released before the year is out
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Money has no motherland; financiers are without patriotism and without decency; their sole object is gain.Napoleon Bonaparte
Save a little money each month and at the end of the year you'll be surprised at how little you have.Ernest Haskins
And there's never gonna be enough money And there's never gonna be enough drugs And I'm never ever gonna get old There's never gonna be enough bullets There's never gonna be enough sex And I'm never ever gonna get old So I'm never ever gonna get high And I'm never ever gonna get low And I'm never ever gonna get oldDavid Robert Jones
You know, I wish the world well. I want Iraq to have democracy and the Haitians to have democracy. I want the people of Afghanistan to thrive. Lord knows, we spend enough money there to help them. What about people at home? Isn't that our first responsibility?Barbara Levy Boxer
Bank Rollz afta Bank Rollz, Big Money i like that, Bank Rollz afta Bank Rollz, a million dollars on my mind 100 G's at a time Nigga.Lil Boosie
The great trouble with baseball today is that most of the players are in the game for the money and that's it, not for the love of it, the excitement of it, the thrill of itTy Cobb
The difference between a divorce and a legal separation is that a legal separation gives a husband time to hide his moneyJohnny Carson
Success isn't measured by money or power or social rank. Success is measured by your discipline and inner peace.Mike Ditka
Money is related to class only in the minds of people who have too much of the former, too little of the latter or none of eitherDoug Robarchek
Money often costs too much.Ralph Waldo Emerson
If you make money your god, it will plague you like the devil.Henry Fielding
I don't kno az i want tew bet enny money, and giv odds, on the man, who iz alwus anxious tew pray out loud, every chance he kan git.Henry Wheeler Shaw
Money is much more exciting than anything it buys.Mignon McLaughlin
Look to your health; and if you have it, praise God and value it next to conscience; for health is the second blessing that we mortals are capable of, a blessing money can't buy.Izaak Walton
A man is usually more careful of his money than of his principles.Oliver Wendell Holmes


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Since it's been a while since anyone has posted on this forum, just thought I'd post something.
Finally put my order in thats been in the cart on that fateful freeday. added a couple extra things to it as well since I have a mini project going.
Opted to get the polulu trex motor driver as well since my hbridge attempt has yet to work(though I haven't tried to trouble shoot it for a while) .
Got a couple of 20x2's to see what they are like and since they had some sweet hw access. Grabbed a couple of atmel 2313's since they have built in uarts.
Hey all,
So I'm working on a project where I'm using two processors and one of the things that I want to do is use one bluetooth device and have two microprocs communicate with it or send data through it. Of course this is not at the same time.
One chip would be the main com device, the other would send stored data when instructed to. I don't want to use one device as a passthrough as this would seem a little inefficient. so I came up with a schematic of what I think might work.
I'd been looking into doing something like this myself....luckily someone has already done it.
I'm a little confounded with an issue that I'm having. The setup I'm using is a Picaxe 08M with the following components connected, BT tranciever(uses two pins for i/o), a servo, an ir receiver, and the latest addition, a serial lcd display(connected to pin 0).
Basically all of the components work except for some funkyness with the serial lcd. It appears to get garbled data when I use it on the axe with the above mentioned components.
Heya LMR Folks.
I wanted to post this out of concern for the people working with the XK-1 and the actual pin layout vs the hardware manual pin layout so as to avoid confusion and potential damage to the board if you plan to use the power pins(or any of the pins like the rx/tx pins) related to the jtag ports.
The issue is related to the pin 1 location on the board vs the location specified in the HW manual.
This project is based on my picaxe version of the mini ir beacon.
Some ideas to expand on this are:
Addition of phototransistors to sense an ir signal and aim the com portion of the beacon towards the target. This could be effective for transmitting location data or possibly map dataThe beacon could possibly have a link to a base station to report on bots in the vacinity.
Addition of a distance sensor for inital maping of local. This may be ommited as it adds extra detail that may not be useful.
Heya fellow lmr folks.
So this is related to the technology behind a new movie thats coming out. This was originally found on robots.net, a site I highly recommend checking out if you have never heard of it.
I was actually pretty impressed with what they had to show and how far along in the way of robotics we've already come.
In a way this movie reminds me of Ghost in the shell.


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Terrific underwater photos Patrick..I know of this place from a Swiss friend.Thanks for your Bday Greetings..in fact I did receive a post from Oberschrot...some Toblerone..a package of Guggers Hornli..and my new fav choco..Torino bars!
wow that is an excellent photo in your introduction and diving there must be a wonderful experience !
Wow! I want to go diving here. Do you have an underwater camera?
Patrick, gorgeous page with outstanding photos. The ship wrecks must looks amazing from under water. I hope you enjoyed the night reef party. *winkygrin*
Beautiful page indeed. I enjoyed.
And you can dive too!! Wow!! Patrick. Just love those pics mate!....and flavoured tobacco?!! Interesting :o) I'm looking forward to trying diving in the Whitsundays next year :o) Hugs xx
Fascinating tips on diving in the Red Sea, including a look at the Thistlesgorm and the Dunraven! I see you have signed up for EuroMeet 2008 in Karlsruhe, so I look forward to meeting you there.
This looks like a trip of a lifetime, especially with the sea life in the reefs. Great pages!
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A RECLUSIVE daughter placed her dead mother in a bath tub and covered her in sheets before she died herself, an inquest has heard today.
The mummified bodies of Caroline, 50, and Pauline Jessett, 78, were found in their dilapidated Littlemore home last November.
Police officers said the house had plants growing through it when they forces entry following concerns raised by Environment Health officers.
The body of unemployed Caroline was found in the upstairs bedroom and her mother was found in the bath a week later after the building had been made structurally safe, Oxfordshire Coroner's Court heard.
Pauline Jessett's body was found covered in sheets, blankets and a wooden plank. The tub had also been lined with foil.
Police searching the Cowley Road house found unopened letters dating back to March 2013 and Pauline had last been seen alive by a nurse in 2012.
Doctors could not say why the women had died because they were so badly decomposed but said Caroline may have suffered a brain tumour.
Coroner Darren Salter recorded a verdict of natural causes for Caroline Jessett and and an open verdict for her mother.
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FCC request to monitor news service absurdPublished 6:07pm Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Dear Editor,
The FCC announcement that it will request permission to monitor news service operations struck me as very polite. I doubt if the National Socialist Party in Germany made a similar request to monitor their nation's broadcast services in the 1930s. There is no doubt whatsoever that when the Communist government installed a commissar to monitor news services in Russia and its subject nations no one bothered to make a request at all.
The end results of attempting to deny permissions are very different. The FCC, if denied permission to monitor could or (and it would not surprise me) would deny an extension of the broadcaster's license. This is much less sever than the Nazi or Communist action that denied the media owners their freedom and/or lives.
The end result is the same, and in the perpetrator's mind justifies the means. Denying the license renewal and transference of the license to a more suitable, ideologically compatible broadcaster has the same result. Dictating to a timid or terrorized group of hacks (not journalists) will have the same result if they fear for their jobs instead of their lives.
The fact that the FOURTH ESTATE has not jumped as one to their feet and denounced this attempt to muzle them is not disturbing – IT IS TERRIFYING! Earlier attempts by the current administration to "monitor" Fox News and Associated Press were ignored or laughed at. I am sure Germans, Russias, and those later dominated by their rulers also laughed at one time.
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When we think of England, we think of centuries of tradition, the "Commonwealth on which the sun never sets" and a style and class associated with a rather starchy people with aristocratic tendencies. While the Queen and the House of Lords irresistibly evoke this glorious Empire, it becomes evident when visiting the country that here everything looks to the future and a spirit of youth wafts over a country where every extravagances and craze becomes the height of fashion!
The city founded its power on navigation, thriving on the banks of its beloved River Thames while keeping an eye on the sea beyond. Although it lies 70 kilometers upstream from the Channel, London is a maritime metropolis, a city of docks and warehouses, a center of commercial and political conquest. Its bond with the sea gives the British capital its distinctive colors: a sky in an endless palette of grays, its streetlights casting billowy yellow pools in the misty night, its deceptively untamed parks cloaked in deep, dark greens. From the far-flung corners of the globe that once made up its empire, London has learned the art of subjugating nature. In St. James's Park and in front of the lovely brick townhouses of South Kensington, bursts of primrose and forget-me-not blossoms adorn meticulously groomed lawns. But there's more to West London, where earls and countesses rub shoulders with well-heeled expatriates, than its elegant avenues and squares. Contemporary art and design, a lively culinary scene… this is a hive of creativity.
The reputation of its music festival makes it easy to forget that Glastonbury, thought to be the site of the mythical island of Avalon, entered the annals of history nearly a millennium ago when local monks claimed to have discovered the tomb of King Arthur in a tree trunk. Risible as they may seem today, such fables are treasured here as timeless truths. This is Celtic country, a land of traditions where legends are as real as the rock stars who grace the stage here every summer. Even though little is known about the great Arthur, the people of Glastonbury are firmly convinced that his remains were brought here in the early 6th century after his death on the battlefield. With the Saxon Wars a distant memory, today's certainty is southern England's warm and pleasant climate, which produces a rich harvest. In springtime, orchards in blossom transform the Kentish landscape into a tableau of bright colors and delicate scents. Late summer in the so-called "Garden of England" sees more and more vineyards bearing fruit, in preference to hops, traditionally picked by East End Londoners and hung out to dry in the round towers of Kentish oast houses. The ancestral royal hunting ground of the New Forest, England's oldest national park, is at its resplendent best in the fall.
Hotel and restaurant in the country. Behind its imposing period façade, this grand 17th century stately home boasts interiors brimming with English charm. Exquisite antique furniture and oil paintings contribute to creating a warm and very intimate ambiance. Not surprising that it has hosted many famous names throughout its history, and some of them, such as Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill, have even lent their names to rooms. Cliveden House, in the heart of Berkshire, is renowned for its magnificent 376 acre estate overlooking the River Thames offering tranquillity and exquisite dining just outside London and a stone's throw from Windsor, Ascot and Heathrow. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant in the country. At the iconic Gleneagles Hotel in Perthshire, Chef Andrew Fairlie operates his eponymous restaurant. Located an hour from the coast, and surrounded by small farms, Fairlie is in a unique position to source the very best local produce, whether wild salmon from the river Tay, red grouse from the local moors or famous Aberdeen Angus Beef. In his fantastic Victorian walled "Secret Garden" he grows many products exclusively for his restaurant. The style of cooking combines classic French cuisine with contemporary ideas for an exquisite fine dining experience. Floor to ceiling silk drapes and rich, textured fabrics lend the room a touch of tasteful opulence. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in town. This hotel was opened in 1910 just behind Buckingham Palace and has been owned and managed by the Goring family for over a century. It is a byword for quintessentially English luxury. Upstairs, each of its bedrooms is individually designed, Gainsborough silks cover the walls and bespoke furniture graces the rooms. The hotel's stunning suites offer supreme comfort and style, with the prestigious two-bedroom Royal Suite as the jewel in the crown. Throughout, The Goring tradition is lovingly celebrated with award-winning afternoon teas, fine British cuisine and exceptional service levels. The Queen has granted The Goring a Royal Warrant. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant in town. One of London's most loved fine dining destinations. Hibiscus is renowned for Chef Claude Bosi's intelligently creative cuisine. Marrying seasonal produce with modern, yet grounded techniques, Chef Bosi delights guests with a myriad of flavourful dishes. Located in fashionable Mayfair, the entrance on Maddox Street leads through the reception into the stylish and contemporary interior. Italian crystal chandeliers and French oak panelling add a gentle light to the room. Service is paced and attentive, yet informal. The wine list, created by Head Sommelier Bastien Ferreri, is authentic and exquisite. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in the country. With its breath-taking west coast scenery and incredible views of the loch, Airds Hotel is the perfect spot to soak up the beauty of Scotland. Port Appin, where the hotel is located, provided the opening for Robert Louis Stevenson's novel "Kidnapped". This exquisite 18th century lochside hotel with charmingly decorated rooms represents the very best of Scottish elegance. Excellent service is combined with the finest cuisine and a wine list that is just as impressive; admiring the spectacular views of the atmospheric loch and iconic mountains is a highlight at the restaurant. The Hebrides, a remote and wild paradise, is only a five-minute boat trip away. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in the country. It was on the island of Jersey that exiled Victor Hugo wrote some of his most beautiful poems. This is readily understandable upon visiting this magical island edged by wild beaches. A poetic atmosphere envelops you the moment you pass through the gates of this 14th century manor house. In the grounds there are majestic fountains and delightful little wooden bridges, and the suites boast silky soft fabrics and state of the art bathrooms. The old crypt is now a smoke house for the kitchen's smoked fish and meats. You can find your self-imposed exile between a game of lawn tennis and a stroll through the woodland amongst hundred-year-old sycamores and oaks. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in a village. Set next to a 13th Century church and nestled amidst beautiful gardens, Buckland Manor is one of the finest manor houses in the Cotswolds and a unique retreat for peace and reflection. If not relaxing in surroundings of timeless beauty and elegance where crackling log fires warm the cosy lounges then you will be able to expend some energy on the tennis court or try your hand at horse riding, hunting and hiking. Savour its top hospitality, fine wines and exquisite food whether a sumptuous dinner or a light alfresco lunch amidst glorious vistas where the sun falls on honeyed stone. With its air of classic English charm, it's your perfect few days away and popular for exclusive house parties. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in the country. Cheerful sage shutters and immaculate sweeping lawns welcome visitors to Chewton Glen. A luxury country house hotel and spa set in 130 acres of Hampshire countryside on the edge of the New Forest National Park. The location, just a few minutes' walk from the beach at Highcliffe, makes it the perfect country house resort for a family holiday. Hidden away in a wooded valley you will find the hotel's luxury treehouses. The restaurant is as formal or relaxed as the mood takes you and is a nexus of beautiful conservatories, intimate dining spaces and a stunning wine room. The luxury health spa is dedicated to personalised service and indulgent spa experiences. ... Learn moreless
Hotel and restaurant in the country. Hartwell House, one of England's stately homes just forty miles north west of London. Hartwell House is a picture-book country house set within magnificent landscaped grounds. While the actual building dates from the 17th century, the history of the property itself, once host to the court of Louis XVIII in exile, goes back to Edward the Confessor, almost one thousand years ago. Its architecture bears the traces of successive periods and styles, from the rococo marble chimneypieces to the baroque style of the grand hall, and yet retains an elegant integrity. Its opulent rooms, with their high ceilings and period furniture, are perfect examples of quintessential English charm. ... Learn moreless
Restaurant and hotel on a river. The creative and definitely French cuisine of Chef Alain Roux includes pan-fried lobster medallions with a white port sauce, or fillet of salmon cooked "en papillote" with pine needles and served with a star aniseed sauce. In the idyllic village of Bray, on the terrace, in the shade of the willow tree or in the inn's cosy rooms, let yourself be soothed by the calm of the River Thames flowing by the inn. And if you ever wish to explore the surrounding area, you can visit Windsor Castle or stroll around Savill Garden, one of Britain's greatest ornamental gardens. ... Learn moreless


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Album Rating: 2.5The first time i heard Drunk Girls i was like "this shit is terrible", but listening to it now it's not so bad.
Digging: Benjamin Damage - Obsidian
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Album Rating: 2.5i dont get it..
I agree, album is god awful
Lol didn't Spin give this album of the year In 2010?
Wouldn't be surprised
Haha. Ive only listened to a few songs. Not inclined to listen to the rest.
I like it. lol.
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Of course you would......contributor!
It's all a part of the contributor conspiracy, yes.
The contributors are considered filthy around here...Half user, yet half staff? Yuck!
I know right, I'm so....SEMI, I'm such a HALF-BREED.
Album Rating: 4.0dance yrself clean is the best song ever
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Dance yrself Clean and Home are the best on this
Album Rating: 4.0FROM THIS POSITION
Album Rating: 4.0Rocks so much
Album Rating: 4.0Sad seeing all these low ratings in here
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We'd like to enable gzip compression on all of RIPE Atlas' measurement API calls — but thanks to the BREACH vulnerability, doing so could mean that some enterprising individual with an obscene amount of time on their hands might be able read the contents of the responses. This means measurement results as well as metadata for measurements — including the small number of measurements not marked as "public". We believe the drawbacks are negligible, but we're looking for community support.
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There is a clear distinction between commercial chocolate and organic dark chocolate.
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If they can do that they could wipe more then only your bad memories, i wonder where the NWO got this design from to make these pills Mkultra=nazi or even beyond that from these inter dimensional beings/et's who can operate in the astral (where most people end up when they pass over imo) and in the physical whether through direct influence or via their nwo helpers....so it could make sense that the amnesia is forced upon us before incarnating here. I read allot of experiences of people telling the astral is a place full of magic but also very advanced technology and it feels just as physical as here, together with different kinds of beings raging from humans, thoughtforms, "angels" animals, dragons, demons, et's (like the grays, nordics etc)
Op what is the best way to do a astral projection without you being attacked by dark beings? Some times people tell me you have nothing to gain from the astral because its full of deception and lies and while others tell me no its a good place to learn....
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One of the only ways I can think of would be to suppress your energy so you're not easily detected but that requires some specialized skills and knowledge. Other than that you could go to what we call your "sacred garden" (or "happy place" if you prefer :P) which you can kinda think of as being your house. It's both fully in the spirit realm but separate from it and unique to you. Everything in your garden is in some way under your direct control. So if you go their and set up a bunch of security it will help a lot. People can break in though, hence the security.
Its both full of lies and deception AND a good place to learn. No different from here. You just have to keep your wits about you and actually critically examine what you're learning no different from here. If you go up there with the mindset that now you're dealing with pure divine beings who care oh so much about you and would never lie to you, then its a place of deception.
One of the first traps they try to catch you in is what I'll call the ego trap. They try convincing you that you are some very super spethal important person that everyone should worship. Obviously if you go along with this you're fucked because your learning and usefulness stops right there. Some do this as a prank because one of the stereotypes of terrans is that we're all incredibly gullible and will treat anything we don't understand like a god and obey it unquestioningly. So that prank doesn't go away cuz usually someone somewhere will try it just because.
The best one I was ever told was that I was a paradox, and that the more you stacked the odds against me the more likely I am to win. Therefore even if everyone called me a raving lunatic and disowned me it would only work in my favor. Obviously that's a load of bullshit but I have met some people that must've been told the same thing and believed it. I always took that stuff to be dehumanizing because basically what I was getting told was that I was just some dudes tool that he's using to get some job done. It totally devalued all the personal effort I've ever put into anything in my life because I was the "chosen one". That's why I always told those people to fuck off because if it were really true then I might as well just commit suicide and they can make another tool cuz I refuse to be that.
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Vanity Fair, Time and dozens of other commentators, politicians and flacks are leaping on the weapons of mass destruction story. Their premise: Bush administration officials suckered the American people into a war based on assertions they knew to be false.
Here's Time magazine: "How do you take your country to war when it doesn't really want to go? … If you need a lot of troops to prevail and you would like to remind everyone in the neighborhood who's boss anyway, then what you need most is a good reason — something to stir up the folks back home." Now that's a rather breathtaking accusation when you stop to consider it. The Bush administration, motivated only by a desire to throw its weight around, concocts a false story about WMDs to "stir up" the folks back home.
We have been the occupying power in Iraq for about 10 weeks, and many of us thought we would have uncovered stockpiles of WMDs by now. But why are so many prepared, on this basis alone, to begin throwing around the accusation that the Bush administration lied to the world? At the very least, other explanations ought to be considered.
Let's start with the history. Saddam's nuclear ambitions go back at least to 1981, when Israel destroyed the (French-built) nuclear reactor at Osirak. Following the Gulf war, Iraq acknowledged it had resumed work on a nuclear bomb. As for chemical and biological weapons, the United Nations has confirmed Iraq's possession on multiple occasions.
The United Nations stated that "field tests of biological warfare agents started in late 1987/early 1988." In 1991, after surrendering to coalition forces, Iraq presented a list of its banned weapons to UNSCOM, the U.N. agency responsible for overseeing the cease-fire. Iraq then acknowledged some 10,000 nerve gas warheads, 1,500 chemical weapons, 412 tons of chemical weapons agents, 25 long-range missiles and more. Yet these proved to be understatements, as inspectors found more than these declared weapons.
Throughout the 1990s, the Iraqis did everything possible to frustrate the mission of UNSCOM — hiding documents, playing cat and mouse, even on one occasion keeping the U.N. inspectors imprisoned in their cars in a parking lot outside a nuclear facility for four days.
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Other countries had such weapons, Mr. Clinton continued, but "with Saddam there's one big difference; he has used them, not once but repeatedly — unleashing chemical weapons against Iranian troops [and] against civilians … ."
Ratcheting up the pressure in 2002, President Bush convinced the United Nations to resume inspections in Iraq. The purpose of these inspections was not to find Iraq's banned weapons, but to see proof that Iraq had, as it claimed, destroyed them. For weeks, U.N. inspectors drove to sites of previous WMD production and found nothing.
To those who opposed the war and who, more to the point, passionately oppose President Bush, this — combined with our failure to find huge caches of weapons in the past two months — suggests conspiracy and bad faith.
But this is absurd. That Iraq once possessed these weapons is not in dispute. Are we to believe Saddam destroyed them voluntarily but refused to provide proof of that destruction to the United Nations even as U.S. and British forces massed on his border? He knew that proof of the weapons' destruction would avoid the war and his own removal.
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So, to honour these life-saving products, Primpers, I thought I'd dedicate this week's Five Things to them. The products that help me, you, and anyone with a busy schedule look normal. Perhaps even good. Hooray!
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Here are some pics…
Lanolips Lemonaid Lip Aid, $17.95
Bobbi Brown SPF 15 Oil Free Tinted Moisturizer, $70
Here's the product recap…
Number 5: CEDEL Dry Shampoo, $7.99
Number 4: Eve Lom Rescue Mask, $68
Number 3: Lanolips Lemonaid Lip Aid, $17.95
Number 2: Canon G11 Camera
Number 1: Bobbi Brown SPF 15 Oil Free Tinted Moisturizer, $70
And here's the part where you tell me…
What you thought of this week's picks?
If anything takes your fancy?
What you think of the new Bobbi Tinted Moisturizer?
What your favourite camera is?
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KABUL — U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel got a stark taste of the challenges that continue to bedevil Afghanistan on Saturday, as insurgents carried out two deadly bombings, one within earshot of the Pentagon chief.
The Afghan government, meanwhile, abruptly canceled a ceremony scheduled for Saturday that had been meant to show that Kabul and Washington had finally reached a deal for the handover of a U.S. military prison. At the last minute, Afghan President Hamid Karzai balked at the proposed terms of the handover of the Parwan Detention Facility, Afghan and U.S. officials said, dashing hopes that a resolution of a contentious issue that has poisoned the relationship between the two countries was in sight.


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In May 2000, Infinity Broadcasting Corporation was acquired by Viacom, Inc., pursuant to the merger of CBS corporation, a subsidiary of Infinity, with viacom. Previously, Infinity Broadcasting Corporation, through CBS operated as a radio broadcasting and outdoor advertising company in US. It was engaged in the out-of-home media business and was aligned in two business segments, Radio and Outdoor.
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Virginia Gov. Mark Warner is being criticized by the state chapter of the NAACP, which says the Democratic governor is too slowly responding to hiring-discrimination complaints and is patronizing in throwing all-black parties.
State leaders of the civil rights group say Mr. Warner hasn't done enough to resolve problems of racial discrimination, disparate treatment and lack of promotional opportunity for blacks at government agencies, which they acknowledge started years before he took office. Most of the hiring complaints stem from the state's Department of Social Services.
"The higher up you go in the Department of Social Services, the whiter it gets," King Salim A. Khalfani, executive director of the state NAACP, told The Washington Times yesterday. "The agency caters to a large minority population and has a large number of minority employees, but none of them make it to the management level. These state employees need some help. I'd like them to tell their own story."
Today, officials of the state's NAACP chapter are expected to hold a news conference where black state employees will outline their claims of discriminatory hiring practices.
Warner spokeswoman Ellen Qualls said many of the claims are unfounded, and that since the NAACP sent Mr. Warner a letter in October outlining some complaints, the administration has resolved a number of the group's concerns.
"The governor has appointed one of the most diverse administrations Virginia's ever seen," Miss Qualls said.
Mr. Khalfani said the NAACP also is critical of Mr. Warner for hosting parties in which the majority on the guest list are black, calling the receptions "paternalistic" and "patronizing."
However, Emmitt Carlton, former president of the Virginia state conference of the NAACP, said Mr. Warner is helping to make state government a more diverse place, but that he is under a lot of scrutiny.
"Because of his personality and background in business, there were very high expectations in having a diverse administration and reaching out. That's a real challenge, a challenge he and staff have to meet," Mr. Carlton told The Times.
When elected in 2001, Mr. Warner received about 92 percent of the black vote.
Mr. Carlton called the all-black receptions part of Mr. Warner's outreach and said he attended one of them. "As long as anyone who wishes can come to them, I have no problem with it," he said.
Statistics from the state and published reports show that over the past decade Mr. Warner's black appointments rank second only to those of former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder, a fellow Democrat and the nation's first black elected governor. The statistics show that 15.5 percent of Mr. Warner's appointments have been black, while 28 percent of Mr. Wilder's appointments and hires were black.
According to the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, 382 of Mr. Warner's appointments were black in 2002 and 2003.
The Washington Post reported in 1996 that 28 percent of Cabinet secretaries, department heads, other high-ranking officials and staff members were black under Mr. Wilder and 15 percent under Republican Gov. George Allen.


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I chose it because I like 'word based' logins and because I think it's nice to keep some things secret : secret treasure, secret love, secret hideout ... I like it also because it sounds pacific, unlike many things and atitudes online.
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A D.C. police officer struck a pedestrian in Northwest D.C. Monday afternoon, sending both people to the hospital. Officials are investigating what caused the crash.
The best chance for rain on Tuesday looks to be during the mid-morning or mid-afternoon. Skies will clear up by evening, with conditions turning breezy.
Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen team up for comedy Saturday at Warner Theatre.
Major League Baseball's two-game suspension of Chase Utley is unlikely to be upheld. But that was never the point anyway.
Choosing between form and function is a common challenge, but it doesn't have to be. Some stylish and functional DIY tips for your home.
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WASHINGTON — Anderson Cooper may be moderating the Democratic debate Tuesday on CNN, but Saturday he'll join best bud Andy Cohen for a comedy night at Warner Theatre. "Anderson interviewed me for my last book and it…
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The study was published in the Dec. 4 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
About 4 million people in the United States are infected with hepatitis C, and 10,000 to 12,000 of them die each year. Hepatitis C is caused by virus that's transmitted through direct contact with an infected person's blood.
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