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this is a warm, copper bronze liner. this is not glittery or shimmery but has a kind of frosty copper sheen. i think the colour of this is so beautiful and this has become a staple product for me.
firstly, this does look good on the inner rims and does last but i just can't wear it on my waterline. maybe it's because it's frosty? but straight after application this flakes into my eyes as tiny specs and irritates my eyes and contact lenses sometimes for hours. this happens with a lot of gel liners. it might just be the way my eyes meet with my waterline. but what i use on my inner rims now with this gel liner is either Urban decay's 247 pencil in Lucky (which is a copper) or Barry m's large eyeliner in 02 Brown (which is a warm shimmery brown). I'm sure MAC's Teddy khol would be a perfect match as well. i also pair this with a copper colour shadow in my crease.
the lasting power of this is flawless, but when it comes to the application, you need 2 or 3 layers to bring out the true copper. (especially since my eyelash curlers always swipe off a good bit of it as well). i'm sure this would look amazing on coloured-eyed ladies but i can honestly say this really compliments brown eyes too. it gives a lot of depth to the brown of the eye as Rich ground has so much dimension to it.
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SDCCU, San Diego's largest locally-owned financial institution, was a proud sponsor of St. Madeleine Sophie's Center's (SMSC) 37th annual Haute with Heart Fashion Show and Luncheon on Saturday, Aug. 16, at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel in Downtown San Diego.
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The fundraiser featured professional models, as well as models from the SMSC Triton Swim Team, walking the runway and showcasing the latest trends in fashion and swimwear. Also available was boutique shopping, live and silent auctions and performances from the Center's Performing Arts Group production of "Grease." Proceeds benefit the programs for adults with developmental disabilities offered at SMSC. The event theme, "Fashion on Pointe," was inspired by SMSC student John Agostini's painting of a ballerina. Sally B. Thornton, writer and philanthropist, is returning as this year's honorary chair. Distinguished honorees include Barbara J. Menard and the Menard Family Foundation. For event information, visit STMSC.org.
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More on Abercrombie & Fitch's (ANF) FQ3 report: The EPS shortfall was largely due to higher-than-expected clothing costs, which led to Abercrombie's gross margin falling 350 bps Q/Q, to 60.1%. Same-store sales were up 7% Y/Y, compared with 9% in Q2. A&F same-store sales rose 4%; Abercrombie Kids rose 6%; and Hollister Co. rose 8%. ANF -11% premarket. (PR)
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EPS shortfall was NOT due to higher-than-expected clothing costs. Costs were known for months, with only a little variability due to mix. The miss was due to higher discounts and promotions that were necessary to drive the business due to slowing sales internationally. Also, expenses were higher than expected, with no real explanation given yet.
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continued Bowles said the district got such a strong response for candidates for the new military honor roll that they had to have a cut off for this year, but a ceremony for new inductees is planned for next year. He hopes the wall, located not far from the main entrance of Cicero-North Syracuse High School, will inspire the young people who go to school there.
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As for Francis, he appreciates how his service in the Marines developed him as a person even though he had to put it all on the line to serve his country.
"I'm a lot more mature," he said. "I was real immature before. Being in the Marines, it taught me to value whatever is going on in your life at the time. I don't have any regrets about what happened."
For more information on next year's honor roll, contact Dan Bowles at 218-2148.
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Friday's announcement has left a lot of people asking what happened to WinFS? The short answer is: nothing. But a lot happened to Windows.
As I explained in my previous post, the customer and developer feedback we've been getting was consistent on two points: We want to start using WinFX as soon as possible, and we don't want to require Longhorn to run WinFX applications. To respond to this feedback, the product teams had to ask themselves what they could do to tighten their schedules, and figure out how well their platform would behave on XP.
If you cut one of these, or reduced its functionality, you could probably shorten the schedule. But I think the team concluded that the real sweet spot of WinFS is all these features delivered together, in an integrated package. The feedback I've heard from ISVs, certainly, is that if you take any one of these things away, you significantly diminish the value of WinFS overall.
In Bill's interview with CNET, he talks about even adding additional features that ISVs have been asking for, such as "adding the tabular stuff and figuring out a server plan". In his words, "The WinFS team, in terms of its progress and performance, is doing very, very good work, but it couldn't take the additional features and make an '06 schedule."
The team also looked into what it would take to get WinFS working on XP. The biggest sticking point, as I understand, is around the file system integration. There have been several changes to NTFS in Longhorn which enable WinFS to guarantee consistency between an NTFS file and the WinFS Item which represents it. If you run WinFS on XP, you lose that guarantee, which could affect the reliability of the system (unless someone ports NTFS changes back to the XP code base, which makes for even more work to be done.)
So what happened to WinFS? Nothing. Others Windows teams concluded they could make some changes in order to deliver more quickly, and so they are accelerating and aiming to deliver to WinFX functionality on XP and Server 2003. The WinFS team concluded that neither of these was viable, so their plans are unchanged.
Actually, "unchanged" is misleading. They are updating a lot of their plans. The API went through one of Steven Clarke's usability studies, and the API team has really listened to that feedback and come up with some new API patterns and a revised data model. I have seen the proposed changes and they are a huge improvement. The schema team has been busy taking feedback on the default, in-the-box schemas, and those are getting refined as well. The performance team has achieved tenfold gains in some areas, and they're really just getting started with the profiling and tuning process. The file system integration team has been working closely with ISVs to tune the promotion/demotion model. The core data model team has been working with MBF to come up with a single model that will support information worker apps, PIM apps, and line of business apps. There's a team hard at work figuring out how WinFS feature manifest themselves in the next release of Windows Server, as well as the next release of SQL Server.
The work the entire WinFS team is doing is really amazing, and I am looking forward to the day that we can share some of it back out to the community.
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2008 Dodge Durango Limited 4WD Review
Good Room and Storage
Big Vehicle, not so easy to park
Awesome Ride — Love the touchscreen for navigation and radio functions. The hard drive storage is nice and easy to use. Great vehicle for travel and family use. No mechanical problems, just normal maintenance which is very inexpensive to do. Did manage to get 21 miles to gallon on highway driving.
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Hemi powert, fantastic towing capability, very comfortable
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I Love It — Gas Mileage sucks but it's got 345 HP so i guess you can't have everything. Very comfortable, reliable. This SUV is a blast to drive, grocery getter with hemi power can blow away most vehicles in raw power alone, a sports car trapped in a hulking mass.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2008 Dodge Durango Limited 4WD Review
Fast! Good value for the money!
Needs more luxury features!
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2008 Dodge Durango Limited Review
Build quality, visiblity, power, pick up
mileage (but not as bad as expected), engine sound
The Beast Man Created! — This is a beast on the road...go where you want and how you want. I bought this to give me access to the terrain unchallenged by man and it has given me satisfaction all the way. Of course, being the nippy driver I am, I still do miss my sporty turn-ins and exits from corners which you cant possibly do with the Durango. But over all, a great family car.
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2008 Dodge Durango SLT 4WD Review
its great
bad mileage
Its A Good Car — it is great and is a pretty good car it is very big well it is not very big but it is fun to drive it is loud it has dual exhast and is great so if want a great truck get a durango
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2013 Dodge Durango Reviews
Sporty, But Fun Family Vehicle!
It is a very fun, easy car to drive down the highway. The AWD works great. It's got the Hemi, so you have the power when you need it. It has every bell and whistle you could want. I love the sunroo... Read More
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Coming from a Suburban and a Yukon XL Denali, I was concerned about the smaller size, but it is really perfect - all the room you need but just smaller enough to not be a hassle to park, drive in traf... Read More
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Best Suv!!
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New Durango Is Sweet!
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There is an urgent call for governments to address inequalities.
In many countries, people have not seen their incomes rise for years. The gap between rich and poor has widened, with those at the top capturing the 'lion's share' of growth. Rising inequality in earnings and in wealth is a major concern, but money is just one aspect of people's well-being. In just about every area, whether it be education, life expectancy, or employment prospects, success is determined by socio-economic status, wealth and assets, sex, age or the places where people live.
This takes a toll on the social fabric of communities, places a heavy economic cost on future growth, and reduces trust in governments and institutions. It is no exaggeration to say that this could put at risk the democratic process, as people may become permanently disengaged if they feel that governments of all stripes no longer work for them.
Inclusive Growth is economic growth that creates opportunity for all segments of the population and distributes the dividends of increased prosperity, both in monetary and non-monetary terms, fairly across society. The OECD approach to Inclusive Growth is multidimensional, going beyond income, and that the proceeds of economic growth must be shared. Building on many years' work on inequalities, well-being and structural policies, the OECD's All on Board for Inclusive Growth Initiative is uniquely placed to collect international comparable data and quantify policy impacts.
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On 26 October 2015, the OECD Secretary-General launched the OECD Centre for Opportunity and Equality, a new platform to produce research and engage stakeholders to address inequality's root causes and consequences. With mounting evidence that inclusive growth policies are a must for shared prosperity, more governments and institutions are tackling the problem head on. How can we work better – and achieve results – together?
On 28 October, the OECD Washington Center hosted an Expert Briefing on the new OECD platform and a conversation about keeping inclusive growth at the forefront of policy making.
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Philip Mosenthal
Phil co-founded Optimal in 1996 after acting as Chief Consultant for XENERGY's (now DNV GL) Mid-Atlantic office. With over 25 years of experience in all aspects of energy efficiency, Phil specializes in program design and planning for the business, institutional and industrial sectors. Phil has directly implemented programs and assisted numerous clients throughout the U.S. and internationally to develop and analyze efficiency portfolios, design leading edge programs, analyze integrated efficiency and supply-side resources, develop strategic models for large scale efficiency delivery, and develop evaluation plans and oversee evaluation activities. Phil currently serves advisory roles for the Massachusetts Energy Efficiency Advisory Council and Rhode Island Energy Efficiency Resource Management Council, among others. Phil has an M.S. in Energy Management and Policy and a B.A. in Architecture, both from the University of Pennsylvania.
Eric Belliveau
Eric has been a Partner since 2000. He brings over thirty years of development, sales, operations and management experience in the energy, agricultural, construction and manufacturing industries to his work in energy efficiency. He specializes in efficiency program design, implementation support, direct install program approaches, financing strategies, and customer account management. Eric's clients have included dozens of Program Administrators and efficiency stakeholders in several states and international jurisdictions. Among his roles, Eric is the lead consultant to the Massachusetts Energy Efficiency Advisory Council where he leads a team of national experts in advising the Council as it oversees implementation of one of the most advanced efficiency portfolios in the country. Eric has a B.A. in International Affairs with emphasis on Economics and German from the University of Maine, 1981. He is LEED accredited.
Jeff Loiter
Jeff is Optimal's Corporate Development Manager. He has more than 16 years of consulting experience in environmental policy, energy, and natural resource issues. Jeff has assisted with the design and development of statewide and utility-specific efficiency programs in several jurisdictions and supports program implementation and ongoing program design and development for clients in New York and New England. He works primarily in the commercial sector on programs targeting electric, natural gas, and un-regulated fossil fuel consumption and specializes in developing solutions that fit the needs of specific customer segments and markets. Recently, he has provided analysis and testimony for the Sierra Club and other advocacy organizations in several cases before public utility commissions in Ohio, West Virginia, and Virginia. Jeff has an M.S. in Technology and Policy from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a B.S. with distinction in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Cornell University.
Managing Consultants
Mike Guerard
Mike joined Optimal in 2008. He has over 20 years of experience in the energy efficiency, green building and the renewable energy industry. He has developed and managed a wide-range of energy efficiency programs throughout New England and the Pacific Northwest; renewable energy and green building initiatives; and building science training and education forums. In addition to overseeing dozens of efficiency program staff, he has worked collaboratively with a wide range of stakeholders to achieve positive program results and significant energy savings. Working out of Optimal's Rhode Island office, Mike provides critical cross-program development and implementation for a wide range of clients. He has a B.A from the University of Rhode Island.
Senior Consultants
George Lawrence
George has over 12 years of renewable energy and energy efficiency sales and consulting experience. His efficiency experience includes performing investment grade audits; planning, and program design; efficiency and renewable energy potential studies; research on renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies; and the design and implementation of strategic energy management programs. He currently supports commercial and industrial program implementation in Rhode Island for the RI Energy Efficiency Resources Management Council and does similar work in Massachusetts to coordinate C&I program efforts among the eight Program Administrators. Mr. Lawrence is a nationally recognized expert in snowmaking energy efficiency and has presented on this topic at many national conferences. He is also a Certified Practitioner of Energy Management Systems-Industrial, and is an expert in the implementation and maintenance of the ISO 50001 Energy Management standard. George graduated from Middlebury College with a degree in Physics (1989) and holds certifications as a Certified Energy Manager and a Certified Energy Auditor.
Matthew Socks, LC, CEM
Matt joined Optimal Energy in 2007 with a background in mechanical engineering, and has particular expertise in the fields of efficiency measure research methodology and characterization practices. Matt has served a leading role in conducting efficiency program engineering, economic analysis, and implementation assessments for clients across North America. He has been a primary contributor to numerous energy efficiency potential analyses and has served as technical lead in the development of energy efficiency savings estimation methodologies for a range of clients. Many of these projects required using novel approaches to address issues such as data availability, program delivery mechanisms, and the unique needs of each client. Matt holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Mark Kravatz
Mark joined Optimal Energy in 2016. He has experience in the areas of low-income energy efficiency programs, building sciences, non-energy benefits, green job workforce development, healthy housing, public health and social service systems optimization. Mark has demonstrated success with developing and managing complex housing initiatives focused on creating government efficiency and program cost savings by integrating and streamlining energy efficiency, healthy housing and health related services with a proven multi-sector bottom line return on investment. These initiatives have honed Mark's project management and coalition building skills to deliver data driven outcomes among a diverse array of stakeholders including federal, state and municipal government, utilities, community action agencies, housing contactors, higher education, hospitals, FQHCs, philanthropy and non-profits. Mark works out of Optimal's Rhode Island office and holds a B.A. in Public & Community Service Studies from Providence College.
Sam Huntington
Sam joined Optimal Energy in 2009. He has worked on a variety of projects including the development of technical reference manuals, economic impact assessments, and numerous energy efficiency potential studies. From cost-effectiveness analysis to measure characterization to measure adoption rates, Sam is well versed in the methods of efficiency modeling and forecasting. He brings particular expertise to the areas of cost-effectiveness analysis, measure characterization, efficiency forecasting and forward capacity market participation for demand-side resources. Sam is based out of the Rhode Island office where he provides support to the state's Energy Efficiency and Resource Management Council, as well as other clients in southern New England. He holds a B.S. in Mathematics from Colby College.
Clifford McDonald
Cliff first joined Optimal Energy in 2006. He has experience with various policy and technical issues relating to energy efficiency, renewable energy, and LEED certification. His energy experience includes potential studies, program design, cost effectiveness screenings, cash flow analysis, M&V protocol development, and implementation support. Recent projects at Optimal include completing reports on performance incentives and Pennsylvania's Act 129; working on program design and PUC filings for New York, Washington D.C., and Rhode Island; analyzing the electric-sector GHG emission reductions under the NY State Climate Action Plan; and working on a potential analysis for NYPA. Cliff has a B.S. in Physics from Middlebury College.
Gretchen Calcagni
Gretchen joined Optimal in 2012. While in graduate school, she interned at Rocky Mountain Institute to help develop strategies for improving energy efficiency in the affordable housing sector. Her master's project used quantitative data to explore household willingness to pay for improved energy efficiency in the rental housing market as well as policy solutions for barriers specific to this market. At Optimal, Gretchen provides research and analytical support on a range of projects including potential studies, program planning, and expert testimony. Gretchen received a Master of Public Policy from Duke University with a focus on energy and environmental policy and a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Virginia.
Craig Johnson
Craig received a Master of Science in Climate Science and Policy from Bard College – Center for Environmental Policy. During his time in graduate school, Craig interned with Environment Northeast, currently known as Acadia Center, where he helped to support many of the organizations core programs, including its sustainable transportation team. While at Environment Northeast, Craig also participated in various collaborative stakeholder meetings during the development process for Rhode Island's State Energy Plan and National Grid's 2014 Energy Efficiency Plan. For his Masters thesis, Craig modeled lifetime private costs of electric vehicles in comparison to hybrid and conventional vehicles and identified policy recommendations for growing the electric vehicle market. Mr. Johnson also holds a B.S. in Atmospheric Sciences from Lyndon State College.
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This world is so crazy
Why is everything so hazy
Why is it hard to see
The person inside of me
No matter what place I go
I can't seem to fit in with the flow
As my life passes me by
I wonder if it is a lie
No matter how much I try
All I ever do is cry
Why can't I see
How I am supposed to be
I want people to know
that I have something to show
I want to be the one
to change the world...
I try to keep a smile
but it is hard after a while
this obstacles in my way
almost every single day
this life is full of bliss
and some happiness
why is it so hard to find
especially if you rewind
back into my past
I was always there last
for the one's who needed me
It was hard for me to see
that I am living today
trying to make things my way
living life staying strong
as I move along
I want everyone to know
that I am here to show
that I want to be here
and change the world..
Change the world.. by 0124nathanWatch
©2013-2016 0124nathan
Some random thing I came up with.
O.o....That's how I feel...but I am totally sure that I can't change the world, more likely driving it crazy.... X3 LOL!! Anyway......where was I?....Oh, yeah....I-L-O-V-E-I-T!!!!!
Hehe, I highly doubt that you would drive it crazy! XD I am more likely the type of person to do that Xp I am really glad that you like my poems! Do you have any suggestions as to which theme I should do next for a poem? :3
Wow,very nice~
Thank-you very much! =3 How have you been?
I love it
Thank-you so much! I may make another one soon =3
I think you should, they're really pretty
Aww, thank-you so much! I will be sure to make more!
You're welcome YAY !
Hehe yes! I think I am going to make a song next =3
You write your own music too? If so I do that to If not that's still cool I LOVE music
I love it....it hits to the core
Thank-you so much! I always find myself creating things like this =3 I sort of want to turn some of them into a song =3
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Teenager trapped in toilets as man exposes himself
Police in Westminster have released an image of a man they want to speak to after a 16-year-old girl was followed into toilets in a restaurant.
At about 6.30pm on 15th April, the teenager went to use the ladies loos in Burger King on Praed Street, Paddington. A man followed her into the toilet. After she emerged from the cubicle he stopped her leaving by placing his foot in front of the exit. He exposed himself and made sexually indecent gestures. He then left the restaurant through the fire exit on the first floor.
The suspect is described as a white man, aged between 30-35 years, of stocky build, 5ft 11ins tall, with short black hair and facial stubble. He is believed to be of eastern European origin.
He was wearing a black jacket with black jeans and shoes.
Detective Constable David Roberts said: "This type of crime is very upsetting to the victim; I am keen for anyone with information to come forward. We will treat all intelligence received in the strictest confidence and will investigate every lead."
Royal fans get a sweet treat from Kensington Palace
Royal fans who have spent more than a week camping outside the Lindo Wing where the Duchess of Cambridge is due to give birth received a special delivery direct from Kensington Palace.
Luxury pastries were dropped off to the group of five at their tents as a thank you for their support, as anticipation of the birth of Kate and William's second child mounts.
Two men arrived with a box of these wonderful pastries and said they were from the palace as a gift from the Duke and Duchess to say thank you for our support. It was really special - and we noticed straight away that they were wrapped in pink ribbons. We think it's a sign they are having a girl.
Royal watchers start queuing at St Mary's to see the royal baby
Royal watchers keen for a first glimpse of the royal baby have already started camping outside St Mary's Hospital in West London.
The Duchess of Cambridge is expected to give birth any day now, with her due date reported to be April 25. But, if you believe the odds, the new baby could be born on St George's Day - April 23 is now the favourite, alongside the reported due date, at odds of 9-1.
Stars brave the rain for Paddington premiere
Nicole Kidman was among the stars to brave the pouring rain at the premiere of Paddington the movie today.
The actress was joined by her husband Keith Urban and actors Hugh Bonneville, Ben Whishaw, Julie Walters and Jim Broadbent on the red carpet, in London's Leicester Square. She portrays a villainous taxidermist in the film.
Well obviously, I was the kid that loved the wicked witch in The Wizard Of Oz, so of course I grew up to be the girl who wants to play the villain in a movie...I know all about Paddington. I had a teddy bear but I also had a Paddington Bear.
I remember being about six or seven and just hoping I would find my own little Paddington stranded on the street.
Police give all clear after Paddington security alert
Update on Paddington - police incident over. Bishops Bridge and A40 slip at Paddington have all *re-opened*. Residual congestion remains.
Police cordon in place in Paddington during security alert
Bomb scare paddington. This is not billable time #timesheets http://t.co/gM69dUIEho
Bishop's Bridge closed during Paddington security alert
Bishop's Bridge by Paddington station - closed both ways due to a police incident. Use other routes where possible.
Re: Paddington, A40 inbound off-slip also closed (police incident). Bishops Bridge Road remains closed btwn Westbourne Terr & Harrow Road.
Roads deserted during Paddington security alert
A bird's eye update re security alert "@lukeororke: Paddington in lockdown mode http://t.co/NflURsXs4Y"
Security alert closes roads around Paddington Station
Bomb scare in Paddington. Haven't been evacuated yet. So we're either safe... or they forgot about us. http://t.co/a2Oq9oVOm8
Locked in the office. Bomb scare in #Paddington http://t.co/U2cL7BV3BP
Paddington bear trail launched
Visitors to London should make sure they bring plenty of marmalade sandwiches with them from today.
Dozens of Paddington bear statues go on show across the city.
The trail has been launched ahead of a new film about the famous bear which is due to be released next month.
The sculptures will eventually be auctioned off to raise money for charities including the NSPCC.


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i actually drew this a few weeks ago. been extremely busy with a bunch of crap, so i didn't really have all that much time to work on it. but right now i hit a small gap within all the busy-ness and had the motivation to finally finish it, which i'm glad... because if i had waited much longer i probably would not have gotten around to it for a very very long time. unfortunately i haven't had the time to sketch anything else since this one, and i'm still expecting to be super busy for the next while... but i'm hoping that when all that dies down i'll be rearing to pick up my sketchbook again and continue drawing. i was even so intent on doing a whole bunch of drawings for valentine's day... but time just passed by so quickly and i never even got around to one single drawing for it. i guess you could consider this drawing as compensation for that (even though, at the time, it was never even closely related). back when i did draw this... i think i was still in my fiery kakasaku mood and was fantasizing steamy kakasaku scenes. i know the scene seems cliche and probably takes place in a million fan-fictions... but, i'm sorry, kakasaku smex in a tent probably rates at the very very top for my most-fantasized kakasaku settings. i don't know what it is about it... i just can't get enough. so i hope you enjoy it as much as i do.
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EDITED on february 2013.
kakashi & sakura © masashi kishimoto
art © myself
ADOGADFLDAFEKADAJFODJGADLSVNZLN BKNV!!! *Noosebleeds* Take my favorite!!
wow! you re good at this! just wow!
Love it!! And the fact that's in a tent makes it even more sexy :3
i have been dying for some sexy war time tent action... thanks!
Wow!! This is really cool
Nice job
Nice job
....that's hot. XD I think I support KakaSaku now. XDD
o.O HAWT!
Love it!!
awesome love it
"float like a butterfly,sting like a bee"
"float like a butterfly,sting like a bee"
It might be cliched, but it's still an awesome scenario! And great art, too Thanks!
sexy i love it
Nice pic! The couloring is impressive, and the poses well done. You've done a good job blending anime style and realisme too.
I see that lace peeking out. She was waiting for this. Buwahaha! Okay, who wouldn't?
Anyways, any time there's a kissing art work (especially KakaSaku) and there's fingers-on-jawline action I love it.
Anyways, any time there's a kissing art work (especially KakaSaku) and there's fingers-on-jawline action I love it.
Dezaria: "Anyways, any time there's a kissing art work (especially KakaSaku) and there's fingers-on-jawline action I love it."
Agree, 100%!!
Agree, 100%!!
oh my god! I love this. Kakasaku rules!
Awesome! I love their pose but Kakashi's left leg looks a bit strange for me. Anyway very well done work!
You know what... ever since I even finished drawing the leg... I knew it was off. I really suck at feet, so I just left it and figured that was probably the best I could do (that, or I was just too lazy). But now you give me inspiration to fix it up (or at least try).
So I'm very glad about it! I meant except his leg all drawing is very good! I can't wait to see the result! ^^
Totally hawt! This is so awesome, I love how tangled the pose looks and how the darkness of the picture makes it look so private and intimate. thumbs up!
Thanks alot! Those are the two main elements I wished to express, so I'm glad I managed to achieve that.
smex in a tent is high on my list too
awesome work!!
smex in a tent is high on my list too
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Made these yummy lasagna roll-ups tonight for dinner. Once the pasta has been cooked, these rolls come together quickly. The only change I made was to omit the nutmeg. Served with a side salad.
Yum! We enjoyed these lasagna rolls for dinner last night and enjoyed them very much. I used fresh made ricotta from a local market and fresh spinach that I "chopped" in the food processor. Used Paul Newman's marinara sauce, which was very flavorful. Our only comment is that we could have got away with using a much smaller pan than 9x13; maybe even 8x8. Either way, we enjoyed our dinner. Thanks! Made for Spring 2013 PAC.
This was a great dinner and as you stated very easy to make. I really like this because I'm on my own now and don't need to go through all the fuss and muss of a layered lasagna and tons of left overs. I made 4 rolls(2 lunches and 2 dinners) For the sauce I used "Nif's 1 Ww Pt. Spaghetti Sauce" # 397795, I served with garlic bread and salad. It was really enjoyed thank for posting.
This recipe was incredible!! I used fresh spinach, and alfredo sauce instead of frozen spinach and spaghetti sauce, but otherwise followed the directions to a tee! My fiancee's son did not like it whatsoever, but everyone else LOVED it!! Thanks so much for this great recipe! I think I am going to add some grilled chicken to the mix next time, as I think it would be fabulous that way as well!
Jimmie made this quick and easy dinner last night with plenty of leftovers - always better the 2nd time - he did add some fresh garlic and we used fresh spinach as it so readily available - it was quick easy and tasted awesome - and he did add the nutmeg and I loved it!! made for Veggie Swap Lucky13
I've made these twice now, and haven't wanted to make a "real" lasagna since. :) This is easier to assemble and to serve! The second time I added sausage (1/2 lb)... browned it, let it cool a bit, then mixed it with the cheeses and spinach. I left out the nutmeg both times, adding some Italian spice mix. Yum!
Review my Recipe 2008 ~ I usually make plain lasagna rolls and never really added spinach to them so this was a nice addition. I used freshly ground nutmeg and my homemade pasta meat sauce. (DH has to have meat of some kind at dinner...he said he didn't work his way up the food chain to be a vegetarian!...no offense to all you veggies out there!) I also laid the rolls down in lieu of standing them up...just my preference. Thanks LisG.
I think the nutmeg just wasn't our thing... Next time I make these, I'll leave it out and put in hot pepper flakes or garlic instead, as I thought the filling was a bit bland. Although, the recipe directions were quite easy to follow, which I appreciated since I have never made lasagne rolls before.
this was really good and easy to prepare, thanks for posting!
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Parody of toradora. I thought Taiga and Ed had some similiarities so yeah... This is just for fun.
Oh it's traced. I redrew everything but the backgrounds XD;;
Oh it's traced. I redrew everything but the backgrounds XD;;
so freaking cute
It is almost believable...... omy.
great job
great job
This is the most perfect thing I have ever seen in my entire life ;-----;
Thank you for making my life complete u~u
Thank you for making my life complete u~u
That is just... SO cute!!! I LOVE Toradora and I love RoyEd, so yeah: PERFECT Mix! I'm absolutely in love<3 I mean I 'Awwww'ed for every panel! (:
soooo cuuuute!!!!
hell yesh! my lil sister came in the room and asked me if he (Taiga) was Edward, and I said "noooo~ It's the girl from toradora cosplaying Edward!" LOL I HAD to say that! btw very good job~!
so cuute
OH my GOOOOD this is too cuuute!!!
so funny xDDD
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you did well °V°
;w; Too amazing for words. <3
wow very creativity and it does go together real good
i loooooove it!!!
i wish this is how it went
My friend who died loved Toradora. She died so young.
Oh god it's amazing. ;-;
OMMGGG!! I LOVE THIS!!! xD FMA&Toradoraa!
This is bloody genies! I LOVE IT
aww~ this is soo cute~
This is SO funny!
AHAha that made me laught xD
good good.
good good.
Omg this is so cute, funny, and completely true!! Nice work!!
Ohmygod you are brilliant!! This made me laugh so muxh x3
it! And the
second third panel made me squeal ^^
Haha, love it so much! [Even though i'm not really a RoyXEd fan]
Wow!!!.....It's so beautiful! XD
U made my day!
U made my day!
lol... that's cute...
may i ask something??? how did you able to do it..??
Uhm... You know... I didn't really get this when I originally favorited this...
And by chance I watched between then and now...
But now that I totally get it, ITS SO CUTE!!!
And by chance I watched between then and now...
But now that I totally get it, ITS SO CUTE!!!
omfg amazing
So cute.
Funny but still icky.
AND Al is the voice actress for Taiga! o.O
Lmfao! i actually always thought there were a lot of similarities between Ed & Taiga xDDD
cuute.. but so gay.. but then again super cuutteee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hahahaha) Cool! It's great!!!!!
So cute <3 ^^
LOL! Toradora parody with Edward! XDD So similar!
I didn't get this at first.
Then I watched all of Toradora.
Then I watched all of Toradora.
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Another stop for the World Series trophy.
The Red Sox announced today that Vermont will host the 2007 World Series trophy on Monday, Dec. 17 at a public rally with Governor Jim Douglas on the steps of the State House at 2:30 p.m.
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A is for Abigail: An Almanac of Amazing American Women
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I love this book. It is about the amazing women that helped the United States come to be the country it is today. I also like it for the fact that it states things in alphabetic order. For example, E is for the Educators. On this page it lists women such as Anne Sullivan who helped Helen Keller. It talked about Emma Willard who founded the Troy Female Seminary because she knew women had the right to a good education. This book talks about the first women who fought in war, the first women who became writers, the most famous and notable actresses, women who won gold medals at the Olympics, women who marched in the second wave for equal rights, it goes on and on. This is a really good informational book to show that women helped form our country as well as men. This book includes so many different women that I have never even heard of but without that person, something in this world would be different. Every page is filled with illustrations top to bottom. Everything is vibrant, fun, and exciting.
This was a great book with lots of information. Sometimes the book was difficult to read, with text going in borders around pictures and pages. There were also many pages so packed with names and information it was hard to make sure you'd read it all. Also, my eyes aren't all that bad, but sometimes it was hard to read the text. It is a tiny thing, but it bothered me that the structure wasn't the same throughout. Sometimes the letter was for a name and sometimes it was for an accomplishment. Drove me a little batty. But, there is a great deal of great information, especially in the endnotes of the book. Great illustrations.
A is for Abigail contains many short biographical sketches of women in American history. Each page has a theme: women of science, women writers, etc. There is a wide variety of women in the book. The illustrations fit the theme of each page. It is a good introduction to American history for 3rd graders.
This is a book that this through the alphabet listing historical American women.
Personal reaction:
I honestly hadn't realized there were so many great historical women. I wish it would have listed some more important facts about each woman.
Classroom extension ideas:
1. Create an almanac of great American men and their accomplishments. (Each student will be assigned a letter)
2. Let each student recreate an image of one of the women in the book.
Cheney takes a specialized subject matter, women in American history, adapts it to fit an alphabet format, and then tells the story of women in America's history. Before we get to "A is for Abigail Adams," Cheney writes a note to the audience, of equal importance to the text, where she says, "There is also another story to tell, and that's of the amazing things women have achieved, often before their rights and capabilities were fully recognized." Some pages, like A and B, are devoted to one woman (Abigail Adams and Elizabeth Blackwell), while others, like "P" list a plethora of performers like Audrey and Katherine Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor. At the end of the text, Cheney provides a 1-2 sentence biographical summary for the women listed on the different pages, which helps readers learn a little more about all of the women interested in the book.
As high school ELA, I'm always looking for a new way to dress up the research process; while papers are a necessary evil, students use research for more than just research papers. Having them take a subject and research it in such a way as to manipulate the final product into the ABCs or 123s of provides a fresh take on the research process. I will probably use this form (ABCs of) to have my English I students research the life of William Shakespeare.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0689858191, Hardcover)Soldiers, scientists, performers, writers, entrepreneurs, politicians, quilt makers, pilots... as author Lynne Cheney writes, "America's amazing women have much to teach our children--and much inspiration to offer us, as well." Coming on the heels of America: A Patriotic Primer (Cheney's previous collaboration with illustrator Robin Preiss Glasser), A Is for Abigail celebrates the achievements of women in American history, with a special emphasis on the individuals who helped win equal rights for women. As with America, Cheney uses an alphabet book format to introduce hundreds of remarkable real women: "O is for SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR and others who were first." In addition to the first woman Supreme Court Justice, the "O" page includes Wilma Mankiller, first woman chief of the Cherokee Nation; Jeannette Rankin, first female member of Congress; and Nellie Tayloe Ross, first woman governor. Glasser's playful illustrations are lively and busy, inviting readers to explore Abigail Adams's farm or the crowded city block that houses "V is for VARIETY," with its DNA lab, dance studio, dentist office, and "PERSONS at WORK" sign. Snippets of information about each featured woman give a taste; ideally, readers will seek more in-depth biographies about the historical figures who pique their interests. (Ages 6 to 9) --Emilie Coulter
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Like kids in a neon, pulsing candy store, the army of buyers from Denver's Specialty Sports Venture were giddy with excitement at the first day of the Snow Show.
Aisle upon aisle of ski gear were ogled. Old industry acquaintances were renewed with handshakes and backslaps. And deals were done.
French ski giant Rossignol had surplus inventory. Specialty Sports Venture's Colorado Ski & Golf had spare shelf space. A few weeks of prior bargaining on price culminated Thursday in a handshake deal that will bring thousands of new Rossignols to Colorado stores.
Making deals makes the Snow Show a big deal.
In its first year at the Colorado Convention Center after a 37-year run in Las Vegas, the exhibition is expected to be the genesis for a sizable amount of the winter-sports industry's $3 billion in annual sales.
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An estimated 18,000 ski and apparel manufacturers and winter-sports retailers clogged the floor of the convention center to establish the product lines that consumers will see in stores in coming months.
Like any major trade event, the Snow Show features booths, exhibits and souvenir giveaways. But there is a difference with this one: The displays are flashier and the demographic younger and more hip than for the typical medical-products or petroleum geologists' convention.
Specialty Sports Venture president Ken Gart couldn't move more than a few steps on the convention floor without being greeted by friends and business acquaintances with whom he has done business for decades.
Gart said his company, with $150 million in sales last year, is the No. 1 or No. 2 customer for many of the manufacturers at the Snow Show. As one of the nation's largest winter-sports retailers, Specialty Sports uses its size to negotiate discounts on large purchases.
An example: Rossignol originally offered the company a 50 percent discount off the regular wholesale price for a purchase of more than 1,000 pairs of skis, including some surplus models that the manufacturer needed to unload. Specialty Sports buyer Allen Nolting negotiated the discount up to 65 percent, a deal that Rossignol accepted because it cleared the surplus lines in one transaction instead of working with multiple buyers.
Nolting said the discount will be reflected in retail prices when the skis are sold to consumers later this winter or at Colorado Ski & Golf's Ski-Rex sale in September.
Wholesale discounts will become harder to find because manufacturers have curtailed production in the wake of last year's weak economy, which left warehouses bulging with unsold inventory.
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This is workshop designed for caregivers in all positions, including (but not limited to) nurses, nursing assistants, therapists, home care providers, and family members caring for loved ones at home. As an introductory workshop, there will be a brief summary of the skillful use of yoga asana and philosophy to aid in providing safe, useful and encouraging care to persons of all ages who are physically and/or mentally challenged. We will also address ways to "care for the caregiver" and further enhance the quality of life, not only for the individual in need of help, but also for the provider.
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I now *always* carry a magnesium fire starter when in the woods. About 10 years ago I was forced to spend an unplanned frigid night in the woods. I found a semi sheltered...Read complete review
I now *always* carry a magnesium fire starter when in the woods. About 10 years ago I was forced to spend an unplanned frigid night in the woods. I found a semi sheltered spot, improved it with some found materials then gathered fire materials and pulled out my waterproof match tube. The supposed waterproof tube had allowed enough humidity in to turn the match heads to a brittle crust. None of them lit. It was now about 10 degrees F and pitch dark. I always carry 2 methods of fire starting, a lesson learned from my dad many years ago. I pulled out my BIC lighter and with cold numbed fingers flicked it several times the next time I flicked it, the metal end must of flexed enough for the spark wheel separated from the lighter's body and was lost somewhere in the leaf litter. It was a v-e-r-y long v-e-r-y cold night, but a valuable lesson was learned. When it comes down to such a basic need, the method must be simple and bulletproof. This item meets that requirement. I put one in one of two compartments I made under the butt plate of my favorite .22 rifle. The plate is plastic, so if I don't have a tool to remove the two screws fastening it on, I can use a rock to break the plate and remove it. Along with this item, I also have some fish hooks and some monofilament line. A piece of 20 gauge copper wire about 8 feet long is also in there. A second compartment holds 16 rounds of .22 LR ammo and some wax dipped "strike anywhere" matches. I have routed a compartment under the rifle's barrelled action This holds a small Case folding knife and a tiny "single AAA battery" type flashlight The action comes out by removing a screw on the barrel band and one more screw holding the action in. The firestarter's scraper blade works as the screwdriver to remove these. The rifle's sling is a 550 para cord braided strap that has almost a whole 50 foot length when unbraided. So.- with just my rifle, I have 2 fire making methods, wire for snares or binding, fishing supplies, extra ammo, paracord, a knife a flashlight. It adds a pound or two to the rifle's weight but otherwise unseen, just waiting to someday save my butt.
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For years I've thought of purchasing one of these magnesium style fire starters. My father had one when I was a kid and I never forgot how awesome these things are. Finally purchased one...Read complete review
For years I've thought of purchasing one of these magnesium style fire starters. My father had one when I was a kid and I never forgot how awesome these things are. Finally purchased one when I saw HF had them on sale for cheap -- about a fifth the price of a brand name such as Coleman. I regret the purchase now, doubly so for the two units I bought.I'm baffled by all the positive reviews I see here. There must be different suppliers, different batches, or something to explain the vast difference of experience. The fire starter I purchased was firstly nearly impossible to obtain shavings from. Reflecting back on the fire starter my father had, I recalled using a Swiss army knife to make shavings. This in mind, I figured a utility knife would work. Not only did it barely manage to score the material, it immediately ruined the blade. Next I tried the tool that comes with it -- a bit of hack saw? Another frustrating, complete failure. Lastly, because one always has such tools on hand in survival situations (ha), I used a drill to create shavings. So an insignificant success. Time to light? Of course not! Spark after spark after spark and all that happened is a couple flakes (out of hundreds) would catch in a momentary bright white flare. While hot, I'm sure, likely not enough of a start to get a fire going. Seems to me I'd have as much luck (and less hassle) using the flint alone to start a fire.
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By C-Auto
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works great and quick
Emergency match!
By Road Racer One
from Cincinnati, Ohio
I have been looking for these for my Emergency kit for a while. These are great no matter where you are if you need to get a fire started in an emergency and its safe from small children and water proof! You can pull it out of your wet clothes and start a fire every time! Works great for camping, winter sports and any time you need to light something under poor conditions or in an emergency!
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By WatchingBear
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This item is used when teaching young folks various stages of camping, survival, and general outdoor education. I carry one in the truck, day pack, and cargo pocket. It is simple to use and if you for some reason cannot get the magnesium light, there is always lint from the dryer, or dry tree or bush fibbers.
Great fire starter
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I use it when starting a fire for camping and cooking outdoors.Some of the things I like about this are. Small & easy to carry in pocket. Can not start fire accidentally. Easy to use, even when things are damp.
Is easy to use and works great.
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came in handy
By Rambo
from Florence, Alabama
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Went fishing and forgot lighter,just so happens I had it with me. It does take a little practice to get the hang of it,but,once you got it no problem
Strikes every time
By Fire King
from Rogersville Tennessee
It starts a fire just like it's supposed to
Worth the money
By Slim
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I included one of these in the "survival pack" I gave my survival engrossed 7 year old son for his birthday. We tried it out, the included steel could probably do the job but his multi-tool's knife blade seemed to do a much better job making spark. The included steel was better for making mag shavings though, especially for him being little. I'll buy a few more to leave in the cars and camper, and yes I would recomend it to a friend. For the price you can't go wrong and if you carry this along with a pocket knife you should be able to light a fire with relative ease.
Great Price
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Saw same product in another store for twice the price.
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- Description: Grab your dick and feel it get as hard as a rock, when you feast your eyes on the gorgeous brunette, Claudia Ferrari, as she sits on her couch giving you an upskirt, when her lover is squeezing her giant boobs. Next, you'll be watching them bounce as his
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