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Wet 'n' Wild Color Icon Blusher - Pearlescent Pink
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Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
All of the blushes in the WNW Color Icon line are extremely pigmented, and Pearlescent Pink is no exception. Pearlescent Pink is a vibrant pink blush with peachy undertones and finely milled golden glitter. The low price point of WNW blushes makes them extremely appealing, however I think that the standard target audience should be wary. Due to the crazy amount of pigmentation these blushes give off they require patience and experience to avoid looking like a clown. This means having good tools (such as a stippling brush), and a very light hand... something that many people who are looking for an affordable "get the job done" type of blush might not necessarily have experience with.
With the crazy pigmentation in mind, I think that Pearlescent Pink is a wonderful blush for any experienced makeup user. The shade is very pretty, and would likely suit many different skin tones depending on how built up it is. Additionally, the formula of these blushes last long on the skin, making them suitable for daily use. For those less experienced with blush, I recommend trying something less pigmented such as Milani's "Dolce Pink" or NYX "Pinched", which both give off a similar effect to Pearlescent Pink at just a few dollars more. If budget is less of an issue, The Balm "Bahama Mama" is also similar yet much easier to work with.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Very pigmented.
Crappy packaging.
Harder to blend than some of my other blushes.
Very powdery, which makes the packaging a bit messy over time.
I can understand why these blushes are popular. They ARE indeed great value for the price you are paying.
For me, this is not a product I would repurchase. Although I can make it work, I find that it does not always blend seamlessly on me. It just requires a bit of brushwork to get it sufficiently blended, and I have to use an extremely light hand for it to not look too intense on my fair skin. I don't regret buying it because, hey, it was super cheap. And as I said, I am able to get use out of it. It's just that in the future I would just prefer to spend a bit more $ and get a blush that is amazing on me, rather than this which is just ok.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
There was a while I reached for blusher everyday, but I have found other drugstore ones that I like more. Overall, it is a high quality blush, but it does have some small glitters. It is very pigmented, which can make it go a bit overboard if you aren't careful. It's a really nice pink with hints of coral, perfect for summer.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I love this blush. It is very comparable to Nars orgasm blush. It's a beautiful color with a little bit of sparkles. It gives you the right shimmer to the cheeks and it gives you a great color payoff. It's matches a lot of skin tone very well. It gives a nice flush look to the cheeks. Really great product!!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
Holy wow...Ok, I bought this honestly not expecting much. I mean, this was less than $3, so I knew it was either going to be so lightly pigmented that I had to use half of it just to make it show up, or it was going to be garish. It's closer to the latter, but it can work. The first time I used it, I used the same brush I like for blush, but I brushed it across the powder a couple of times. That was waaaay too much product, even after tapping off the excess. Learn from my mistake. (**Disclaimer: I am very, very pale. If you do not resemble a ghost, your results may vary.**)
I used an E.L.F. stippling brush and just barely touched the brush on the blush, then tapped the brush to shake off any excess. Then very lightly I worked it onto my cheeks. The result, on full coverage foundation, was actually very nice.
I think this is more of a coral shade, which is exactly what I wanted after using kind of bubblegum pink, mauve-ish, and peach for the last...well, a really long time. So, I saw this and thought, "Why not? It's cheap and will at least let me see if I like this kind of color so I can get something better if it sucks." But I'm really impressed by this one, so it might be my HG blush. I never thought I would have a HG blush, but here it is.
It seems to wear well, but I haven't tested it in high humidity and heat yet. I'll update this later if my opinions change. I'll also see how it looks with BB cream instead of full coverage foundation and add that later.
As of now, I recommend this one. Just be careful and use a light touch, because it is VERY pigmented. It's better to use too little and have to add a bit more, than try to fix having way too much on.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Beautifully colored blush - I'd call it a peachy pink leaning more pink. Its got some shimmer, but on me its subtle. Packaging sucks, but its cheap so whatever.
The thing is that this blush is somehow very powdery and hard to blend. It ends up looking streaky on me, and wears off pretty quickly. Its very pigmented, so you need to use a light hand or it can be too much very easily.
Its an okay product, but I just find it difficult to work with. In a pinch, with no other options, it would be a fine blush. But in comparison to other blushes with a similar color, I destashed this one first.
If you love this color, try Jordana blush in Coral Sandy Beach. On my cheeks they look about the same (Jordana's blush is more peachy) but the quality of Jordana is far superior for about the same price.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I went to sephora I tried on nars orgasm was a lil to glittery nyx pinched to glittery went to cvs had coupons saw pearlescent pink loved it just a a hint of glitter very nice natural looking blush a lil go's a long way
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I actually really love this blush. it gives the perfect healthy flush to my skin and last a good amount of time on my face. loved this so much I bought the other two to finish my collection. very pigmented so try and use a light hand as well as tap off any excess
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
Nice buildable pink shade with a tiny hint of shimmer. Looks great on my neutral pale skin, adds a very natural and flattering flush to my cheeks. Definitely a great year round staple blush for almost anyone, plus you can't beat the price. Hasn't broken my sensitive skin out and it's been almost a month!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Green
***HG Alert**** one of my favorite blushes of ALL TIME folks! This beats out several Mac blushes, bars, you name it! The formula is nice, it's dirt cheap, and tons of product. I've had my same blush going on 1 year now, and still haven't hit pan. It's super pigmented, so it's best not to use a heavy hand. I like to dot my brush over the top, and tap off the excess.
A great product from Wet n' Wild, and a great dupe for TheBalm hot mama!
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When I first heard about Twitter, I thought it was one of those truly dumb ideas that couldn't possibly catch on. Now it is an infotsunami, sweeping over the world in a growing horde of 140-character snippets . So do you join the wave or run for high ground? Read more »
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Times & Seasons Welcomes Bruce Webster
Even as our current guest blogger continues to post, Times & Seasons is happy to welcome Bruce Webster as our next guest blogger. Read more »
The Future of Religious Liberty
Does it have a future? Some people view religious liberty as a civil and constitutional right; increasingly, others see it as a problem to be dealt with. The Mirror of Justice post "Securing Religious Liberty in an Age of Growing Intolerance" is a short reflection on what this means for the future of religious liberty. Read more »
I've Seen All Good People
We know there are good times and bad times, but are there good people and bad people? Common sense says yes, as does virtue ethics, a branch of philosophical ethics that attempts to identify virtues worth having and tell good people how to get them. Alas, the story is not quite so simple. Read more »
The Mormon Sort
After seeing a reference or two, I noticed a copy of The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America is Tearing Us Apart at the library and gave it a quick read. The thesis is simple: increased income and mobility over the last five decades has enabled Americans to self-sort geographically into communities surrounded by people they are most comfortable with, namely people like themselves. Read more »
One Last Book Before I Go
So your mission call finally arrived (see here, here, or here) and you suddenly realize that it starts in 44 days but you don't know that much about Mormonism or what it is you are supposed to teach for two long years. You are suddenly serious about "missionary prep." What book should you read? Read more »
Confronting Modernity
I recently finished up Hans Kung's Great Christian Thinkers, which reviews the work of seven theologians (Paul, Origen, Augustine, Aquinas, Luther, Schleiermacher, and Barth). From an LDS perspective, the most interesting of the bunch is Friedrich Schleiermacher, who Kung terms "the paradigmatic theologian of modernity." The question he presents to LDS readers is how our approach to religion and doctrine deals with modernity. Is our approach premodern, modern, or postmodern (which in theology generally means some version of neo-orthodoxy)? Read more »
Forgetting, and History
From Ernest Renan, a French 19th-century philosopher: Forgetting, and I would say even historical error, is an essential element in the creation of a nation, and that is why the progress of historical studies is often a danger for the nation itself. Read more »
Being Orthodox in the Modern World
A couple of years ago, Noah Feldman published "Orthodox Paradox," an essay in which he recounted some of the tensions of being an Orthodox Jew in the modern world (I ran across it reading The Best American Spiritual Writing 2008). Increasingly, being an orthodox anything in the modern world raises some of the same tensions. Read more »
Theology and Conversation
It's hard for Mormons to find an accessible doorway into theology. David F. Ford's short book Theology: A Very Short Introduction (OUP, 1999) is the first I've found to really give me some traction with this elusive subject. Read more »
Politics versus Sectarianism
I recently finished The Theocons: Secular America Under Seige and put up a short post on it elsewhere. But as I continue to mull it over I have a different idea to float than I discussed in the other post, namely that the rejection of Mitt Romney as a presidential candidate by religious conservatives in the Republican Party marks a triumph of sectarianism over politics that will undermine (or already has) the political influence of the theocons, to whatever extent you grant they have had influence. Read more »
Too Much Truth?
Blogger and journalist Rod Dreher posted an op-ed piece at USA Today, "How much 'truth' is too much?" It reviews in passing the author's personal journey from faithful Catholic journalist reporting on the abuse scandals in the Catholic Church to Orthodox Christian who prefers to avoid repeating that experience a second time in his new church. Read more »
Why Are the Faithful Fleeing?
At the blog Text Messages, an interview with Julia Duin, who is the religion editor at the Washington Times and author of the book Quitting Church: Why the Faithful are Fleeing and What To Do About It. Here are a couple of highlights from the interview. Read more »
The Mormon Index
A comprehensive bibliography? A portfolio of LDS-owned companies? No, it's a measure of food-storage activity by preparedness-minded Mormons, as revealed in a feature at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "The Mormon Index is a rising sign of troubled economy." Read more »
12 Questions for the LDS Newsroom, Part Two
This is Part Two of responses provided by representatives of the LDS Newsroom to a set of questions submitted by T&S permabloggers. See Part One for the first six questions and responses. Read more »
12 Questions for the LDS Newsroom, Part One
Representatives from LDS Public Affairs who manage and direct the Newsroom site at LDS.org agreed to respond to a dozen questions submitted by the T&S permabloggers. We are pleased to post the first six questions and answers below, with the second set of six to follow shortly. We appreciate the time and effort that went into preparing these detailed responses. They should help make the Newsroom an even more useful resource for LDS readers. Read more »
Welcome to Guest Blogger Kent Larsen
Times and Seasons is thrilled to have Kent Larsen as our latest guest. Kent has been very busy in book publishing in New York City for twenty years and has followed LDS publishing closely for ten years. He has also been posting on arts and media for over three years at A Motley Vision, so Kent is no newcomer to LDS weblogs. See this AMV post for more information about Kent's many interests. Welcome, Kent. Read more »
Pioneers and Indians in Utah Valley
Just last week I heard a familiar comment at church: Brigham Young's policy was to feed the Indians rather than fight them. The actual record of relations between Pioneers and Indians was a bit more complicated, especially in Utah Valley, the watery jewel of early Utah. Read more »
"Mothers Who Know" Still Spurring Debate
Georgia isn't the only place with skirmishing this weekend: "LDS leader's address still causing controversy," a long article at the Deseret News, recounts the comments of five Sunstone panelists (and one unfortunate commenter) to LDS Relief Society President Julie B. Beck's October 2007 Conference talk "Mothers Who Know." Read more »
Posts You Might Have Missed 5
If you've been on a cross-country trek visiting in-laws or golf courses (or both) instead of reading new blogs posts, here are a few good posts you might have missed. Read more »
Christianity by Continent
I recently read Martin Marty's The Christian World: A Global History (2007). The subtitle is slightly misleading, as Marty recounts Christian history on a continent-by-continent basis. The last two chapters, covering the modern return of Christianity to Africa and Asia, raise issues of particular interest to the LDS experience: correlation and assimilation. Read more »
Meet Your Inner Fish
I recently read Your Inner Fish: A Journey Into the 3.5-Billion Year History of the Human Body (Pantheon Books, 2008) by Neil Shubin, a paleotologist and professor of anatomy at the University of Chicago. By coincidence, Jared at LDS Science Review had posted the same book in his "Currently Reading" list. Here is our conversation about this interesting book. Read more »
Welcome to Guest Blogger Kylie Turley
Let's have a big round of applause for Craig Harline's busy two weeks as a guest blogger, then roll out the red carpet for our next guest, Kylie Turley. Kylie teaches honors writing at BYU (so watch those errant commas and inscrutable relative pronouns in your comments!) and is also on the staff of the LDS literary journal Segullah. According to a short bio posted at the Segullah site, Kylie is a native of the great state of Wyoming and researches Mormon women's history. Thank you, Craig, and welcome Kylie! Read more »
Massacre is Just Around the Corner
The Deseret News just ran a lengthy article giving some details on the long-awaited but soon-to-be-released book Massacre at Mountain Meadows, by three LDS historians. Read more »


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The wedding ceremony itself
"This one summer we have entered eternity." -- Louise Gluck from The White Lillies
 Saturday, August 16, 2003
 The Marriage of
 Katharine Alexandra Miller and Jade Forrest Rubick
 Processional
 Kate and Jade are preceded by their parents
 Thomas Rubick and Jeanne Maasch
 Don and Donna Sires
 Alex and Shirley Tomkievicz

 Music: In a Silent Way by Miles Davis
 Welcome by Marky Kelly, Officiant
 Moment of Silence
 First Reading, Kate's sister, Elizabeth Tomkievicz
 From "Letters to a Young Poet" by Rainer Maria Rilke
 Charge to the Couple / Declaration of Intent
 Second Reading, Jade's siblings: Emilie Lamson, Caleb Sires, and Amelia Sires
 From Poetry and Marriage by Wendell Berry
 Moment of Silence
 Third Reading, Jade's brother, Cody Rubick, and his wife Mary Ellen
 Excerpts from Walt Whitman's Song of the Open Road
 Vows / Exchange of Rings
 Moment of Silence
 Pronouncement, Marky Kelly
From a poem by Kabir
 Recessional
 Kate and Jade are followed out by their parents, siblings, and the officiant.
 Guests, after the recessional, we invite you to enjoy a beverage and mingle. The family will return in a few minutes and form a receiving line.
 After greeting the newlyweds, feel free to visit the dinner buffet and nod your head and tap your toe to the music of Dorian Siemens.
Marky and the family gather before the ceremony
on the landing below the terrace to prepare
The parents begin the processional
Kate's parents
The siblings sit on either side of Marky
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"Air Cavalry in the 80's. In order to simulate the modern battlefield on a tactical level, a game must cover both hardware and the human element in detail. Assault includes all the latest technology from Chobham armor to Copperhead, as well as simple but realistic command control and morale rules."
Boots & Saddles was the second Assault Series game. It could be played as a stand alone game, or in combination with the other games/modules in the series. Boots & Saddles added rules for helicopters and air defense weapons. The game uses 250 meter hexes, 5 minute turns, and platoon/section sized units.
Game Components:
480 large die-cut counters
two 17 X 22" maps
one Assault rules booklet
one Boots & Saddles rules booklet
reference / background folders
scenario folders
one set of game charts
one decimal die (10 sided)
Complexity rating: Advanced (Scale of Introductory - Basic - Intermediate - Advanced - Master)
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Llico Things to Do
Lago Vichuquen
Near Llico is a lake called Lago Vichuquen which is really pretty. The lake has a population of black necked swans which people like to stop and look at. The lakeside is a holiday destination that is popular but not overrun with people.Related to:
- Road Trip
- Birdwatching
- Adventure Travel
Walk along the beach
The beach at Llico is really dangerous and definitely not ok to swim in. You can, however, take a walk along it. Some people also surf cast from the shore to try and catch fish. There is a lagoon nearby also which I didn't see anyone using at the time we were there but there was birdlife that you could look at. I found the place very relaxing and peaceful.Related to:
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Dance the Cueca
The main reason we came to Llico was because of the Dieciocho festival. The idea was that we would come to a place that was smaller and experience the festival in a more traditional way. The reality was that everyone stared at us and we felt kind of uncomfortable. My friend who was supposed to come with us couldn't come at the last minute so we really had no bridge between us and the locals.
Nevertheless, we went to watch the "cueca" dances and watch the locals (and be watched) for an hour or so and then walked back to our hotel without drinking a thing. Kind of funny really because the Chileans were all drinking large bottles of Pisco and coke (Piscola) and getting drunker by the minute!Related to:
- Road Trip
- Beaches
- Arts and Culture
Llico Restaurants
Restaurant Miramar: The hotel restaurant
We decided to eat all our meals at the restaurant inside the hotel we stayed at. The restaurant overlooked the sea.
Favorite Dish: For breakfast we were given bread, cheese and ham accompanied with coffee or tea with hot milk. We ate fish and steak dishes also. The "pebre" was really good. Pebre is a Chilean entree that is usually served with bread and butter before the meal when your drinks are served. The pebre is made with tomatoes, onions, green chilli and oil.Related to:
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- Beaches
- Budget Travel
Llico Transportation
Rental Car
A rental car is a really great way to get around especially outside of Santiago. My friends and I rented a car and off we went. The roads aren't really well sign posted unfortunately but it is pretty hard to get lost!
There are buses that go to Lago Vichuquen but I think they probably take a long time and are not all that frequent. Renting a car gave us the flexibility to stay as short or long as we liked.
One word of warning... the road is not paved out this way and was actually pretty damn scary to drive on!
It cost us about 215,000 pesos for 4 days.Related to:
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- Road Trip
- Women's Travel
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The Gallina Canyon Ranch is embedded deep within the vast Chama River
Canyon Wilderness, in what some have called the most stunningly beautiful
box canyon in all of New Mexico. The ranch is surrounded by soaring cliffs,
bluffs, and rock formations striped in glowing colors of red, yellow,
and white sandstone. A gurgling stream flows through a cool grove of
green, rustling cottonwood trees, with eagles circling overhead, elk
(sometimes) wandering around, and other wildlife abounding. This is
a remote place, cut off from the rest of the world, and you will feel
all the cares and worries of your life just falling away.
We have an oasis of comfort, peace, and serenity waiting for you and your family.
Ranch Casita
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Remote Casita
We are located near the confluence of Rio Chama and Rio Gallina, in the remote Chama Wilderness of Northern New Mexico.
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Adopt 6 behaviors that can change the social sector (for the better).
These are powerful mindsets and paradigms in the social sector today. But, they also prevent us from learning from one another, working together, accelerating the development of effective solutions, and the scale of meaningful impact on our toughest problems. We are not in competition with other social changemakers. As social changemakers, we are in competition with the problems that we're trying to solve... Here are 6 behaviors we have found in people making a difference in the world of Open Source Social Change.


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Oldtown Salinas merchants are offering specials, with proceeds be donated to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.
XL Grindhouse is selling pints of Sam Adams in a souvenir glass for $5.99 until the keg runs out. Two dollars from each glass will go to a Boston victims fund.
Growers Pub offers a New England clam chowder bread bowl for $6.95 today.
The Bakery Station is doing a Boston creme pie pop tart for only $2.
Fluff Cupcakes will offer a Boston creme pie cupcake starting Monday as its flavor of the week.


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Split Chip Architecture Could Lead to Smarter Smart Phones
The new design features two processors—one for high performance, one for high efficiency.
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Eleanor Friedberger pulls from the personal for Last Summer
MUSIC I didn't mean to bring the earthquake to Eleanor Friedberger's Brooklyn — it just felt that way when I rang a few weeks ago, minutes after her 'hood shivered and shook like it was attempting a weak imitation of, well, San Francisco. "Actually it sounded like someone was stomping on my roof," she says wryly, phasing in and out over the line as if spirited away by unexplained forces.
A coincidence, too, that she closes her first, wonderful solo long-player, Last Summer (Merge), with a number titled "Early Earthquake," a minimalist love song that evokes early solo Lou Reed and spins from those ground-bending emotions that hit far too soon, far too hard. "It was an early earthquake and my heart's trembling just for you / And when the walls came crumbling down / You know I was waiting right here for you," she sings with her charmingly verbose hipster-priest phrasing, in a feather-light voice.
"Early Earthquake" ends with a sliver of exotica culled from an optigan. "It's almost like a toy for adults," Friedberger says of the '70s-era instrument. Her brother, Matthew, used one on a song for their band, the Fiery Furnaces, and, she adds, "I said if I ever found one I'd buy it." That she did, from "an expensive music store in Brooklyn — not very cool," she murmurs.
That brand of disarming, hyper-self-aware honesty — dotted with a dry, playful sense of irony — runs like a startling thread throughout Friedberger's conversation, making me wanna be instant BFFs. I can see us now: telling the truth about birthdays ("Always bleak," Friedberger declares of her Sept. 2 birthday, though she'll be in the Bay Area that week, so bring her a gift), laughing that she'd make the perfect Patti Smith in the film version of Just Kids, scaring ourselves with the spooky effects in "Inn of the Seventh Ray," pondering the puzzle of Google-ing dates in "Scenes from Bensonhurst," and cruising through the borough with the rubbery-bass-bumping "Roosevelt Island" blaring. The latter is the closest thing to a genuine summer song on Last Summer; Friedberger agrees — it's built to be pouring out of "a Buick, definitely an American car, if there are any of those left," she says.
Last Summer is the solo record she's always wanted to make — and when she had the time and summoned the confidence that comes with age and experience, she did, writing the songs last summer and recording them that fall, in Brooklyn. "I felt it was now or never. I always thought I'd regret if I didn't do something myself," Friedberger says. "There was no lightning bolt of inspiration—I don't believe in that.
And in contrast to all those who refuse to 'fess up to the autobiographical nature of their work, Friedberger offers, "All of it is drawn from my personal life — no imagination used. I'm trying to decide if it's lazy or brave, I don't know."
In the same spirit of full disclosure, she opens the album with an infectious ditty called "My Mistakes," climaxing with a gloriously cheesy tenor sax solo. "I was trying to copy a Van Morrison-sounding saxophone solo," she freely admits, though it was a fight trying to get sax player Dylan Heaney to agree. "He has a jazz school background and wanted to do something new or original. I don't believe in that, though — I'm all for copying."
Yet Friedberger, whether solo or with the Fiery Furnaces, still manages to have one of the most original voices of her generation. Perhaps it stems from the creative support of a sib. "We have this musical language that I just don't have with anybody else," she says of Matthew. "But at the same time, we constantly feel like we need an excuse to do something together — because we're not a normal band. There has to be an elaborate thought process that justifies it."
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Rather, these worldviews rest on the idea that America is not defined by its democratic institutions, but by a mystical or spiritual essence that cannot be precisely described — but is understood far better by some of its citizens than by others. If those attuned to this patriotic frequency overwhelmingly tend to be white males, that is not evidence of racism (they might say) but of the clarity and selflessness of their political vision.
Saturday, January 03, 2015
Andrew O'Hehir on the NYPD and its Broader Implications
Andrew O'Hehir is becoming one of my favorite political commentators (he started out as a movie reviewer). This essay about the NYPD mini-"rebellion" is a great example of why. It includes one of the best distillations of American Exceptionalism that I've yet seen:
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
A Politician Who Isn't Bragging? Is That Even Allowed?
Via Charlie Pierce, I found the story of Seth Moulton, running for the Massachusetts 6th District seat in the US House of Representatives. Apparently, instead of exaggerating his record, he declined to mention his Bronze Star and other decorations. (Here's another story.)
Is that even allowed?
UPDATE: It does occur to me that the last major politician I know of who did this sort of thing was George McGovern, who flew 35 missions over Nazi-occupied Europe and won the Distinguished Flying Cross. Make of that what you will.
Is that even allowed?
UPDATE: It does occur to me that the last major politician I know of who did this sort of thing was George McGovern, who flew 35 missions over Nazi-occupied Europe and won the Distinguished Flying Cross. Make of that what you will.
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Friday, October 03, 2014
The Worst Muse
The Twitter feed of the Worst Muse.
UPDATE: if you liked that, you may also like Guy In Your MFA.
UPDATE: if you liked that, you may also like Guy In Your MFA.
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
Peter Watts on the "Scorched Earth Society"
Via Boingboing, we have Peter Watts' talk to the Symposium of the International Association of Privacy Professionals: The Scorched Earth Society: A Suicide Bomber's Guide to Online Privacy (PDF). The title is deliberately over-the-top. It's a great essay, covering many topics, among them why "privacy" matters far less than "surveillance".
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Saturday, July 05, 2014
Programming Sucks
I'm finally getting around to reading and closing out a bunch of browser tabs. This "Programming Sucks" essay is a couple of months old, but it sure is funny and accurate.
Most people don't even know what sysadmins do, but trust me, if they all took a lunch break at the same time they wouldn't make it to the deli before you ran out of bullets protecting your canned goods from roving bands of mutants.
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Thought of the Day
If corporations are people, shouldn't the 13th Amendment bar buying and selling them?
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Ceremonies in Burton and Tutbury mark 100 years since war broke
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MORE than 150 people attended a candlelit service at St Mary's Church in Tutbury on Monday night to mark the centenary, with people heading from villages all around to take part in the commemoration.
The service, led by Reverend Ian Whitehead, began with the playing of the Last Post, the bugle call used within British infantry regiments.
Hymns were led by the choir, with John Sneyd providing scripture readings throughout the service.
War poetry by Wilfred Owen (1914), Isaac Rosenberg (On Receiving the News of War), Rose Macaulay (Many Sisters to Many Brothers) and W W Gibbon (The Messages) were read by chorister Shirley Newton, Jane Nuth, Janice Atterbury and Rosemary Tunstall, who is the verger at the church.
At four points during the service the lights were gradually dimmed, accompanied by periods of silent reflection.
At 11pm the only light remaining in the church was the candle in the Lady Chapel, where the war dead are commemorated.The congregation then left in silence.
On the other side of Burton, at the town's war memorial, people also gathered for a candlelit service.
East Staffordshir mayor Councillor Ron Clarke, Councillor Michael Rogers and former Burton MP Janet Dean were among around 50 people who gathered to light candles around the memorial, in Lichfield Street.
At 10.45pm, The Last Post was played and every candle but one was blown out.
The final candle was left burning through to 11pm, marking the exact time at which the British Empire joined the war, which had already been building in other parts of Europe.
Anne Compton, of The Royal British Legion, who organised the commemoration, said: "We wanted it to be quite informal. There was a lot of reflection. A lot of people had relatives that they lost in the war and it did bring a lot home to us, knowing that it was part of our families."


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Up for sale is my Fuji GS645s Rangefinder camera. I bought the camera a little while back to try my hand at shooting a rangefinder camera. After shooting several rolls of film through it, I don't think a rangefinder is for me.
The GS645s is a really cool little camera. The 645s features the Fujinon 60mm f/4 lens. This is a small, compact 645 camera capable of shooting 120 or 220 film with a flip of the pressure plate. Super easy to load film, similar to a 35mm camera. A little different to get used to the vertical orientation when holding the camera, but you get used to it quickly. Camera has 2 tripod mounts to easily shoot horizontal or vertical images. Love this full manual camera and the leaf shutter lens.
The rangefinder window has a small "sharpie" mark on the outside to increase the contrast when focusing. The very far top right of the focusing screen is blurred, but does NOT hinder focusing ability.
Metering works well and hot-shoe works too.
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I've tested the camera without film in, and the shutter speeds all sounds very accurate (down to the slowest 1 sec) I haven't got my first few rolls back, but when I do, I can post some sample images if need be. Only reason for selling is to move to SLR MF camera. Looking at Bronica SQ-A at this time. Would be open to trades. Let me know what you have.
Asking $325 PayPal Gift or $335 Regular PayPal. Buyer pays actual shipping costs via FedEx Ground w/ tracking info. I get a good discount through my work where we use FedEx.
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In an unexpected twist, after more than two weeks of haggling in Vienna over the finer points of uranium enrichment, Iranian and U.S. diplomats find themselves united against the Europeans. Though they appear to part ways in their tolerance for...Read more »
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Zarif's Facebook Fame Proves Fickle
Iran's poetry-quoting Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is finding that Facebook friends can be fickle. Last year, Zarif, who has 858,000 fans, was lauded for his Facebook diplomacy, sharing his insights and even itinerary of his overseas online as nuclear...Read more »
Kerry, Party of 50? Geneva Shuffle
As Iranian foreign ministry officials wrestle with delegates from six world powers — Britain, China, France, Russia, the U.S. and Germany — to find an agreement to slow down Iran's nuclear program in return for sanctions relief, about 50 journalists...Read more »
Iranian Talks Appeasement: Iranian Newspaper
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Facebook Diplomacy: Fighting Rumi with Whitman?
Facebook diplomacy between Iran and the U.S. is all the rage. First, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif denied that details of his country's nuclear deal with world powers had been leaked in a Facebook post. An article in Washington-based...Read more »
(Back-)Painstaking Nuclear Talks
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif arrived in a wheel chair to a press conference at the end of talks with the world powers on resolving the dispute over the country's nuclear program. Zarif, still suffering from back pain after...Read more »
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Iranian diplomats at Geneva for talks with world powers over the nation's nuclear program have taken to giving midnight briefings, but only to their own media — including a couple of reformist newspapers' journalists. The Iranian delegation arrived with a...Read more »
Twitter Diplomacy, Facebook Friending: Iran, U.S., U.K. Engage
The new Iranian government, which took office only in August, is waging an asymmetric diplomatic battle against the West. Outnumbered and isolated over its nuclear program and support for Syria's Bashar Al-Assad, Iran's new leaders have taken to the world...Read more »
Zarif's Facebook Diplomacy Blossoms
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Martin Wolf refers me to this new paper by Paul De Grauwe, The Governance of a Fragile Europe. It very well argued and, I think, entirely convincing. Unless something is done, the prognosis for the eurozone is not good. Here is the abstract: Read more
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With a smile on his face, lying on the hospital bed, Aadesh Shrivastava had shared his photograph on Whatsapp with Sonu and captioned it: "Mere chota bhai, khush raho (my younger brother... be happy)." To which Sonu Nigam replied: "Lots of Love Aadesh bhai. Prayers and best wishes. You will get well soon. Jaimataki"
In the message, he says: "Hi everybody, I am Shah Rukh Khan. Why I'm introducing myself is because some of you may have heard me on radio, on television or films, but this is the first time you'll be hearing me on Twitter. And what better reason than to say 'I love you' for all the love you have given me, all the 10 mn heartbeats of love."
Actress Vidya Balan, the newly appointed brand ambassador for the Clean India campaign, says she would love to star in a film which would help spread the message of sanitation and hygiene.
Easy A star Emma Stone says she was flattered after actor Jim Carrey declared his love for her in a public video message last year.
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan thanked his 13 million Twitter followers for their love and support with a video message where he gives a miss to his shirt but speaks with sunglasses on.
Actor Shah Rukh Khan, who is the first Indian to use Twitter's audio card, found the video tweet feature to be "really cool". In his first video message, SRK said "Hi everybody, I am going to send you some videos or shots from where I am working or when I am rehearsing or otherwise." Meanwhile, actor Ayushmann Khurrana, whose period film Hawaizaada releases tomorrow, says he loves retro and would have loved to be an actor in the 60s. Ayushmann says he is a huge fan of veteran actors Dev Anand, Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar.
As Gauri Khan turned 43, her superstar husband Shah Rukh Khan had a special birthday message for her. The actor tweeted, "A union doesn't just happen, its created. On her Birthday I thank Gauri for having created a lovely family with love, grace & 3 adorable reasons."


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Sigma dp0 Quattro camera sports fixed 14mm F4 lens
Sigma has pulled the wraps off a new digital camera that has a fixed lens called the dp0 Quattro Compact Digital Camera. The camera body is compact, but the lens is very large making for a total package that is far from what most consider compact. That large lens is a fixed 14mm F4 lens that is equivalent to a 21mm lens on a 35mm camera.


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We recently saw cutie Selena Gomez sporting her "Hotter Than I Should Be" shirt in support of the World Wildlife Fund. Now, you can get a celebrity signed version of this shirt, in a charity auction on eBay.
Choose from shirts signed by Scarlett Johansson, Orlando Bloom, Rachael Ray, Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett, Oliver Stone, Tobey Maguire, Candice Bergen, Gisele Bündchen, Kevin Bacon, Paul Newman, Martin Short, Charlie Sheen, Cindy Crawford, Betty White, and Susan Sarandon.
At the time of this posting, the Orlando Bloom shirt was by far the most popular, going for $600. Surprisingly, Rachel Ray's shirt is beating out many celebs, including Cindy Crawford and Kevin Bacon.
100% of the proceeds go to WWF, and the auction ends on October 12, 2007…so hurry!
About Rebecca CarterRebecca Carter is the Co-Founder of Ecorazzi. Rebecca was recently featured in the book Hot, Rich, and Green. She is one of 70 eco-achievers featured in Glamour magazine in April 2009, named Best of Green 2010 by Miami Magazine and Best Environmentalist by Miami New Times Best of 2008. She's raising a couple of little boys in Miami and speaks English & Spanish. Find out more at www.RebeccaCarter.net. Follow Rebecca on Twitter: @rebeccacarter
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To develop our architecture and improve flexibility, we are changing the format of hostnames for access to our FTP, SSH, WebDAV, IMAP, SMTP, and database services. The old hostnames used the format: <service>.alwaysdata.com They are being replaced by the new format: <service>-<account_name>.alwaysdata.net For example, if your account name is "superman", the FTP server address until […]
From 2014 to 2015, with all our best wishes!
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Hello everyone, It's with a slight delay the the alwaysdata team joins together to wish you a 2015 beyond all your expectations. We hope that your projects see ongoing success and that your ideas come to fruition under the best possible conditions! What's new Let's take advantage of this chance to give an overview of […]
What's new, July 2014
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New episode to keep up with quarterly news (read April's episode) as follows: The definition of your own domain/key for the DKIM signature for outgoing mail is configurable in your domain's detail Spam blocking has been improved by adding a selective greylisting (which only affects strongly suspicious hosts) Clients with dedicated servers, through their alwaysdata […]
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It's with great pleasure that we announce today the official release of our API in beta version. It's the official release because the API was already available (in alpha version) for some privileged people who helped us with regular feedback on its use, and it's the beta version because we will now rely on many […]
What's new, April 2014
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Like every quarter, here is the news and other topics in our series, "What's new" (see the January post): Concerning the Heartbleed security bug: none of our servers were affected by this bug. The certificates used only on our servers do not need to be revoked; Analyze your processes: in order to assist you in […]
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Following the recent news about the creation of our own server infrastructure, here are some brand new innovations regarding the dedicated servers we are offering: The range of dedicated servers has been changed and now shows a default configuration: deliberately interspersed with the words "starting on", this configuration can develop by means of the various […]
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We'd like to take this opportunity to thank our PREMIER sponsor Adobe which is once again sponsoring the conference. Come greet Dustin Vaughn, Adobe's Solutions Consulting Manager. Dustin will be offering two sessions: Mobile Publishing in Tech Comm, and the State of Structured Authoring. You'll also get a chance to speak extensively with Dustin at the Adobe table at the conference! This is Dustin's first time in Israel – so make sure you stop by and welcome him!
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I personally enjoy how the people who have hardcore hatred of the film and refused to pay money to see it somehow all managed to see it for free. I remain dubious of these claims.
Anyway, on topic: lets face it, the design of the ship had no impact on the movie's success. They could have been flying around on the original design, a different design, Picard's ship, or a giant orange and the movie would have still done as well as it did.
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West Seattle traffic alerts: 21st/Henderson crash; then, 6th/Roxbury and 14th/Holden; then, SB I-5 past bridge; then westbound bridge…August 30, 2014 at 1:02 pm | In West Seattle news, West Seattle traffic alerts | 3 Comments
1:02 PM: Thanks to the texter (206-293-6302 any time) who reports Henderson is blocked right now at 21st because of a crash. No medic unit was called out, per the 911 log, so it's likely no one was seriously hurt, but you're advised to avoid that generally busy South Delridge intersection (map) for a while.
2:19 PM: New traffic alerts – crash at 6th/Roxbury, also reported by text (thanks!), and just before we hit publish, the scanner also brought word of one at 14th/Holden. None of these are reported to involve serious injuries, either, but it's just started raining hard, again, so please be extra careful, wherever you're going.
3:32 PM: Now there's trouble on SB I-5 just past the ramp from the eastbound bridge – two cars off the freeway onto the embankment. Traffic backup can be seen on this "live" WSDOT camera:
(added) Summary from a State Patrol spokesperson, via Twitter:
There were two collisions at Spokane St. A two vehicle and three vehicle. Roadway is clear! One subject was transported to Harborview.
— Trooper Chris Webb (@wspd2pio) August 31, 2014
5:07 PM: And now an apparent spinout on the Fauntleroy end of the westbound bridge; thanks to Chelle in comments and @fattailed via Twitter. No medic/fire callout, so apparently no serious injuries, if any.
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Crash on westbound west Seattle bridge right before walking on logs. The car is facing wrong direction, blocking one lane. Hope everyone is okay, looks pretty bad.
Comment by chelle — 4:56 pm August 30, 2014 #
Thanks. Someone mentioned it on Twitter but not the specific location – no medics called out, though, so I hope that's a good sign.
a good reminder to watch your speed.
Comment by sophista-tiki — 5:31 pm August 30, 2014 #
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