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INGREDIENTSSodium Lauroyl Isethionate, Stearic Acid, Sodium Tallowate or Sodium Palmitate, Lauric Acid, Sodium Isethionate, Water, Sodium Stearate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Cocoate or Sodium Palm Kernelate, Sodium Chloride, Tetrasodium EDTA, Tetrasodium Etidronate, Maltol, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891)
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
EDIT May 1st 2012:
After fiddling around with (pricey) Clarins "gentle" foaming cleanser and finding it aging my skin within days, then back to LRP Toleriane and finding it just too drying...I am BACK ON THE DOVE BAR. I think I promise never to leave you again, Dove. You are the loyalist low-maintenance, inexpensive girl's best friend ever.
5 because it's the best.
2 on price because it disappears fast so isn't actually super cheap.
and 3 on packaging for the same reason, not so easy to travel with unless you cut a chunk off and put saran wrap on it. (Which I do; I have it in my yoga bag, in my car, in my travel kit, at the sink, in the shower, you name it.)
That said, back to the 5:
this soap has soothed my skin and my mood more times than I can count.
I recently went back to it after a VIchy nightmare that left me broken out everywhere, even under my eyes and my neck. Add to that the retinol I convinced myself to try (dumb ass that I am) and I was not pretty. WIthin two weeks of doing two things (see the review for the Clarins Hydraquench Cooling cream-gel moisturizer) one of which was a light lather at night with dove sensitive bar, and my skin is positively 180 degrees turned around.
Keep It Simple Stupid. I ought to remember that. I look better, I feel better, and I can relax when I read and see the latest photo-shopped advertisement for a pricey fancy cleanser that has nothing on my dove bar!!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
They say that the simplest things in life, are the best things. This soap has been around for years and it's simply just plain soap. & it is still the best out there. This soap leaves no residue, greasiness, or dryness. It leaves you feeling clean and soft. Great for sensitive skin and for use all over your face and body. Dove is the best of the best. Would never trust anything else:)
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Silver, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Sometimes simple is truly the way to go and Dove has been making amazing products like their unscented soap for years. Since I wear perfume on a regular basis, why would I want to use a product that adds more scent to me? It cleans off completely so you aren't left feeling greasy like some soaps leave you feeling and the price for a large bar that goes a long way makes it the perfect soap to use on a regular basis.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have to say it's a pain in the butt to use a bar soap, but I'm innately lazy so that's my only gripe with this product. I have super sensitive combo skin with dry cheeks but oily forehead, nose, and chin. Dove is one of two cleansers that doesn't break me out, dry me out further, or aggravate the redness on my cheeks. I've had other cleansers that are more soothing, but they eventually cause breakouts or don't clean as well. The Dove bar is super cheap, super foaming, and super gentle. The one upside of the bar form is that it's easy to travel with. I try other products a lot because I'm curious, but I always find my way back to Dove. I really hope they don't reformulate it sometime down the line, as is my luck.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Blue
I use this on my body and occasionally on my face. After helping my friend move I found that I had a ton of sweat bumps on the back of my thighs after being in the Alabama heat all day long and sweating from it.My body never ever breaks out so this was new to me. I used this and within a couple of days it was completely cleared up! I love that this is unscented so I don't have to worry about it messing up the scent of my lotion or perfume. This is the only bar soap that hasn't left my skin dry and itchy. Plus now that its starting to get cooler outside thats definitely a plus. My great grandma used this and ivory soap on her face her entire life and even at 80 she had gorgeous soft skin so if its good for her its good for me :) This works well on my face too. It gets off all my makeup off and it doesn't dry out my skin or break it out. This is the only soap ill ever use :)
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is the only soap my 2 year old daughter uses. Before then, we were using Johnsons products, but for some reason, her skin was never smooth. The pediatrician recommended the Unscented Dove and told us that this is the gentlest for the skin. Scented soaps may cause irritation for some. Ever since my daughter's been using this, her skin improved... no more redness. So, I've been using it on my face and body since as well. I figured if it's good for babies, then it must be good for us adults too. I've been using this for months now, and it has made my skin more smoother. We always have Unscented Dove stocked up in our house. No complaints here!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I really wanted to like this, but it has aided in destroying the only clear areas on my face, my cheeks. My left one is completely covered in deep bumps along with the left over scarring and the right one is starting to do the same! (Along with my chin, but that's probably hormonal.) I loved how soft it left my skin, but the breakout was horrible. Not big on bar cleansers either way, it's very unsanitary. Oh well! Onto the next cleanser.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Black, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
Dove makes some great products. The Shampoo and Conditioners by Dove are excellent--as are the moisterizing creams. However, if you have dry sensitive skin, the soaps--aka "beauty bars" leave much to be desired. Lets go back many years ago. The only two soaps for bathing that my mother only used in the house were Ivory and Dove White. When we were kids these two soaps were all she used. Actually the kids and my dad ended up with Ivory and my mom used the Dove. She would rave how the doctor told her the only soap to use on your face was Dove..blah. blah. blah.
When I was younger and actually DID start using Dove White on my body and face, it dried me out. I remember my face feeling incredibly dry and taut. I ended up using facial cleansers rather than soap.
Recently, while cleaning out the cabinets in the bathroom, I came across an unused Dove White "Beauty Bar"--so naturally the flashbacks of yore returned and I figured I would give old Dove another try. Years later and my face felt tighter than ever--now at MY age you would think that would be a good thing--LOL--but it wasn't. The face felt dry as ever. I just do not see what the hype about these Dove "Beauty Bars" is. These days I use Albelone to cleanse my face--I cannot remember the last time I used soap on my face and trying out the Dove again made me realize just WHY I will never use soap on my face.
I guess it comes down to personal preference--but with dry, aging, sensitive skin, I cannot understand why women would use this on their faces.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Other
I am using this on my body not my face. I have dry skin (body only) with psoriasis and KP that is acne prone, this product helps keep my skin moisturized but does not cause breakouts. It's a simple product that works for me. I did not find it quite as good as Lush's Snowcake soap, but since that soap is only available seasonally I will stick to Dove for now, it's a close second, snowcake just left my skin a bit softer. Would repurchase.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Oh, if only I had listened to my grandma years ago...she tried to tell me to use just plain Dove on my face, but I was determined that if the cleanser didn't sting or tingle, then it wasn't working. I was so wrong.
Fast forward several years later to 'now' and I was looking for something that would remove makeup (including eye makeup) but wouldn't irritate my rosacea. This fits the bill perfectly. I use it at night, and in the A.M. I use my Merlot. My skin feels and looks so much better. I can't believe how much time and money I've wasted searching for something that works, when all along all I needed was Dove.
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J.J. Worton and Josh Reese pulled down their first collegiate touchdowns in a losing effort, while young linebacker Leilon Willingham snagged an interception on defense.The University of Central Florida Knights (3-3, 1-1 C-USA) arrive in Birmingham after losing their first conference game of the year 38-17 at SMU. Freshman wideouts
The University of Alabama at Birmingham Blazers (0-6, 0-3 C-USA) host the Knights after losing to Tulsa on the road, 37-20. Blazer quarterback Bryan Ellis threw two touchdowns to freshman wideout JaMarcus Nelson. However, the Blazer defense allowed Tulsa quarterback G.J. Kinne to rack up 394 yards and three touchdowns of total offense.
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Series Record: UCF leads the series 7-1, winning last year's contest 42-7 in Orlando, a Wednesday night game televised by ESPN, which was the most lopsided victory for either team in the series.
Head Coach: Neil Callaway (15-39) is in his fifth year as the head coach of the Blazers. His last stop was as the offensive coordinator of the Georgia Bulldogs from 2001 to 2007. During that time, the Bulldogs won their division three times and won the conference twice. Previously, he was the offensive coordinatorat Alabama (1997-2000), Houston (1993-1997) and was the offensive line coach at Auburn (1981-1992). Callaway graduated from the University of Alabama in 1977, after playing multiple positions (both sides of the line and linebacker).
Team Star: Bryan Ellis, a QB that did not get as much praise or national attention going into the 2011 season as fellow C-USA QBs Case Keenum, Dominique Davis, or Austin Davis, but his stats are good considering the scarcity of victories in Birmingham (3-10 as a starter since 2010, but throwing for 25 touchdowns). The 6-foot-2 native of Fort Valley, Ga. is a pocket passer, with adequate mobility in the pocket. Ellis is comparable to Kyle Israel, but with a stronger arm.
Offensive Style: Multiple Set.
Defensive Style: 4-3.
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Passing: QB Jeff Godfrey, 96-141, 68.1% Comp, 1118 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: RB Brynn Harvey, 82 attempts, 392 yards, 0 TD
Receiving: WR A.J. Guyton, 19 receptions, 292 yards, 1 TD
Tackles: FS Kemal Ishmael, 30 tackles, 1 TFL
Sacks: (tied) WLB Jonathan Davis, MLB Josh Linam, 2 sacks
Interceptions: (tied) CB Josh Robinson, MLB Josh Linam, CB AJ Bouye
Passing: QB Bryan Ellis, 67-127, 52.8% Comp, 743 yards 2 TD, 5 INT
Rushing: RB Pat Shed, 60 att, 223 yards, 3.7 avg/rush, 1TD
Receiving: WR Jacki Williams, 33 receptions, 321 yards, 9.7 avg/rec , 1 TD
Tackles: S Jamie Bender, 60 tackles, 6 TFL, 1 INT, 3 forced fumbles
Sacks: (tied) LB GregIrving, CB C. Richards, CB Terrell Springs, LB D.A Autry, DL Mickey Jackson, 1 sack
Key Statistics
-UAB's yards per pass attemptdifferential: -3.0
-UCF's YPPAD: + 3.2
-UCF's pass/run ratio 40/60
-UAB's pass/run ratio 57/43
-UAB is allowing 46 percent of opponent 3rd downs to be converted. UCF is only allowing 25 percent.
-UAB is 6-13 in the last 19 C-USA home games.
UAB is one of the worst defenses in the nation, ranked 118th in total defense, 102nd in scoring defense, and 111th in passing defense. They are also allowing the opponent 32:32 a game in possession time. This is an ideal defense to play against for the Knights to get their offense back on track.
After two years of excellence, the UCF kick return units have faltered. The Knights are 100th in kick returns, and 119th in punt returns. At this point last year, UCF was 8th and 5th respectively, and in 2009 was 10th and 37th.
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UAB: Getting the first conference win for the year for a coach who is on the hot seat.
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Police wanted to bust them for their medical marijuana but they were legal so the cops came up with trumped-up charges of child abuse instead.
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Only a quarter mile down a beaten path sits a small observing deck from which one can view the flow of the river. This platform is for the rule obedient. Just a few steps down leads one into the heart of the river where an intimate experience awaits. Standing within the flow of water passing by rekindles the souls fire and freezes the world for only a moment. Just enough time to realize what life is truly about.
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I love the rich browns of the water.
God, I just want to lick this waterfall, it's so awesome! <3
It's so nice to see this picture from a different angle. I'm kinda sick of all the "tourist" shots from the deck, of which there are many. Great job!
Great capture. You did an excellent job blending this too.
Lovely colours, and I adore how soft the water looks.
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Awesome. Love the title, by the way.
Nice falls with some great colour.
Beautiful! Great job balancing the exposure and getting the silky warer. Where is this?
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Hello and welcome to my food blog.
I am Ronke Edoho; home cook, CPA, Health/Wellness student , all-round food enthusiast and future farmer :). My dream is to make an impact on every step of the food chain, from farm to table.
My recipes are rooted in tradition & often presented with a little modern flair. Traditional African recipes have a tendency to appear complicated, my goal with this blog is to simplify them as much as possible. With the new recipes we create, the goal is that they serve a purpose beyond appeal.
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The Ernest Green Story
|The Ernest Green Story
The Ernest Green Story movie cover
|Directed by
|Eric Laneuville
|Produced by
|Carol Ann Abrams[1]
Jean Higgins
|Written by
|Lawrence Roman
|Morris Chestnut
Monica Calhoun
Ossie Davis
Ruby Dee
Omar Gooding
Gary Grubbs
James Harper
Tina Lifford
CCH Pounder
|Narrated by
|Ernest Green
|Music by
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Release dates
|January 17, 1993
Running time
|101 minutes
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The Ernest Green Story is a 1993 made-for-television movie which follows the true story of Ernest Green (Morris Chestnut) and eight other African-American high-school students (dubbed the "Little Rock Nine") as they embark on their historic journey to integrate Little Rock Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1957.
The film was developed and executive produced by Carol Ann Abrams.[1] Much of the movie was filmed on location at Central High School.
The film had its world premiere at Little Rock Central High School, with an introduction by President-Elect of the United States Bill Clinton.[1] It aired on the Disney Channel on January 17, 1993. Later that year, A.M.L. Productions and the Disney Channel received a Peabody Award for presenting "a story which reminds adults and teaches children about the courageous steps taken toward the elimination of discrimination in American society".[1][2]
- Morris Chestnut - Ernest Green
- Robert Alexander - Lionel
- Katherine Bernhardt - Mrs. Gaines
- Sarah Boss - Rhonda
- Avery Brooks - Rev. Lawson
- Monica Calhoun - Minnijean Brown
- Missy Crider - Charlene Talbot
- Ossie Davis - Grandfather
- Ruby Dee - Mrs. Lydia Wilson
- Brandon Eells - Physics Student
- Latrice Butts - Student
- Omar Gooding - Marcus
- Gary Grubbs - Mr. Loomis
- James Harper - Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus
- John Hickman - Mr. Prior
- Harry Hood - TV Reporter
- Mark W. Johnson - Emmett Moody
- Francis Kemp - Grace Lorch
- Lisa Lax - Woman #1
- Jerry Leggio - Little Rock Mayor Woodrow Wilson Mann
- Dennis Letts - Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin
- Tina Lifford - Mrs. Green
- Anitra Lovelace - Gloria Ray
- Suli McCullough - Terrence Roberts
- Brian Stokes Mitchell - Thurgood Marshall
- Moses Peace - Minnijean's Father
- CCH Pounder - Daisy Bates
- Jason Pratt - Scott Green
- Lisa Marie Russell - Elizabeth Eckford
- Tommy Sanders - Smiley
- Sean Serino - Carlotta Walls
- Jacqueline Ann Shaw - Thelma Mothershed
- Sonny Shroyer - Coach Snell
- Toya Stokes - Melba Pattillo
- Tim Taylor - Newspaper Reporter
- Tico Wells - Jefferson Thomas
- John Boyd West - Starkey
- Narrated by Ernest Green
See also[edit]
- The original version of the movie includes gospel singer Mahalia Jackson's well-known rendition of the song, Take My Hand, Precious Lord. A subsequent version replaces the song with the hymn, It Is Well with My Soul.
- ^ a b c d "Carol Ann Abrams dies, Producer, author was mother of J. J. Abrams". Variety Magazine. 2012-06-05. Retrieved 2012-06-06.
- ^ Peabody Awards website Accessed February 1, 2009.
External links[edit]
- English-language films
- Peabody Award winning broadcasts
- Little Rock Nine
- American television films
- African-American films
- Disney Channel original films
- American political drama films
- American films
- Films about race and ethnicity
- Films based on actual events
- Films set in Arkansas
- Films set in the 1950s
- Films set in 1957
- American coming-of-age films
- American biographical films
- African-American Civil Rights Movement (1954–68) in television
- 1993 television films
- Films directed by Eric Laneuville


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WW, you needn't use me or my alleged "unbelievably simplistic and naive view" (laughable) as your excuse to give your hands the workout up there. Nor should you assume that I didn't read what you wrote earlier just because I don't get in line good-little-soldier-style with your views.
You make it sound as though healthcare insurance is like this maaaagic exception to free markets when insurance of all other types proves otherwise, and ooooonly Uncle Sam can come rescue us from the big bad corporate suits.
This conversation has become one of costs, primarily. And anyone who thinks the US Government is good - better than free markets even - at cost control is, well.... in need of a good optical insurance policy.
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Topic: Government run Health care! yes or no?
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241. Posted:
WW, you needn't use me or my alleged "unbelievably simplistic and naive view" (laughable) as your excuse to give your hands the workout up there. Nor should you assume that I didn't read what you wrote earlier just because I don't get in line good-little-soldier-style with your views.
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242. Posted:
warioswoods wrote:
Well, Warioswoods, you have summed up my thoughts on it better than I could have, I think. I'm going to try to limit my exposure to this thread today, though, as I don't really want to find myself getting all worked up again.
"The government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."-President John Adams
Treaty of Tripoly, article 11
243. Posted:
The+Fox wrote:
Yep, it's better for our health.
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244. Posted:
brooks83 wrote:
again, even if the insurance companies are eliminated, couldn't the employees get hired by the government insurance OPTION... also, statements made in 2003 are probably not in the bill; and if they are, at least we won't get screwed by insurance filing an HMO...did you knoww that even nixon opposed them? NIXON!
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245. Posted:
It's not a "maaaagic" exception to free markets, it's a very complicated one, but that you have so far only portrayed in a cartoon version of capitalist competition, whereas I've opened up a debate about all the ways in which it clearly is not an area where the usual models of competition for a better product apply (and insurance of other types does not prove otherwise; I specifically cited issues where health insurance is uniquely prone to certain problems such as obfuscation and opacity, but that's just the start of the problem, one could workout one's hands a whole lot more and not even begin to scratch the surface of the issue). This is not a topic for the usual capitalism vs. socialism nonsense, as the issues are far more interwoven here and require a great deal of precision if we're going to sort out any viable solution.
Case in point:
The fact is that the present debate can't be framed so simplistically as government vs. private. You do realize that the government is already effectively subsidizing employer-based health care, yes? The reason that we have a model that depends so heavily on employer health care is that, long ago and for reasons largely unrelated to the present debates, any health benefits or coverage provided by employers was deemed 100% tax exempt. What that has done is to distort the way health coverage operates in several ways, and to cause incentive problems that we're still grappling with.
Case in point: a very substantial part of the crippling legacy costs that helped to kill our auto industries came from precisely this issue. Decades ago, when the auto makers were negotiating with their employees over benefits and compensation, they opted, like many companies, to provide great health benefits, rather than simply raise the wages, because it was a way of giving a tax-free compensation that would not cost the company all that much in the short term -- but in the long term, once your original workforce enters old age and retirement, those costs skyrocket. Our automakers ended up in a situation where they were paying more for health care than for parts and supplies, which shows the absurdity the employer-based system can easily lead to.
It's a basic issue of time-distorted incentive, which again is exactly the sort of thing which helped lead to the recent crisis, as the incentive for financial institutions became weighted far too heavily in favor of short term gain through high risk exposure, leading to a process where long-term collapse became inevitable. This can't be framed as a matter of individual irresponsible firms or companies that made the wrong decisions, either, for it's now become necessary for any large employer in the middle or higher salary range to provide health benefits for its workers due simply to the fact that purchasing it as an individual puts one at a severe disadvantage, because you don't get the crucial advantages of a larger pooled buy-in and therefore have your insurer essentially calculating a way to make certain you don't end up costing them more than you pay them as an individual.
You should recall that Obama initially proposed taxing employer provided benefits to pay for the necessary subsidies and new regulations to make it possible for individuals to buy into larger pools outside their employment with terms that are set out in clear packages mandating exactly what insurers must cover and the ways in which they may not deny membership or coverage. That was unpopular and had to be dropped, but it's not a left-wing matter: recall that McCain (advised by his free-market economists) wanted to do exactly the same thing with regards to taxing employer-provided health coverage in order to correct the distortion and provide funding to subsidize individuals to buy in on their own at a more reasonable price. The problem with his plan was that he didn't see the need to properly regulate the terms of the insurance to be provided, and even opened the door further to complete deregulation by suggesting that one should be able to buy across state lines--one shouldn't be in any illusion as to what that means, as states are the ones that specify their local fair terms or what must be covered, who you can't deny, what demographic details you can use to price someone's plan, etc. If you can buy outside your state, all regulation disappears and the obfuscation / opacity problems that cripple individual healthcare purchases only deepen. McCain also didn't see the urgency and benefit of getting the largest number of uninsureds possible into the system in order to stop the clogging of emergency rooms and widen the risk pools according to the basic principals of insurance.
Again, as I stated in my longer post, the real issues at stake are ones that have everything to do with making our workforce more competitive, but in a way that is outside the terms you keep trying to use to frame the conversation. The fact that our current system makes purchasing insurance as an individual so costly and problematic leads to less mobility and flexibility in the workforce, more difficulties for the self-employed and for those who primarily do contract work, and generally less efficiency in the basic sense that all economic theory uses that term.
Again, we are already subsidizing health care through employers by way of the complete tax exemption, and we are already providing enormously popular government-based coverage for seniors through Medicare, but what we need to do is: restructure in order to make it easier and less costly for individuals to buy health insurance, get more people into the system who are pulling hospital / clinic efficiency down by not having proper access to preventative care, regulate the terms so that the consumer can get a fair deal without all the loopholes that will allow their provider to cut them out of coverage when they need it, and, most importantly, we need to stop acting as if this debate has anything to do with socialism vs. capitalism.
Perhaps I came off more hostile than I intended with the remark that you hadn't read my post, but that was in direct response to your post a page or so back where you claimed that you had read everything in the thread and found nothing that in any way challenged your statements. That's false: I'm challenging the entire thought process you've used to argue in this thread, and you haven't once descended into a single real detail of the policy matters that are at stake, instead opting to keep beating the dead horse of private vs. public, even conflating the difference between public ownership or management of health care (which is not under debate) and public insurance or publicly regulated / subsidized private insurance (which is a big part of the conversation right now).
Twitter is a good place to throw your nonsense.
246. Posted:
wow WW you could be a politician with those arguments!
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Pikachu says Obama is taking too many risks. If this health care thing goes through people will abuse it. Plus abortion scares me.
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248. Posted:
Ugh, the abortion issue has risen. I'm outta here!
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249. Posted:
WolfRamHeart wrote:
Well a girl can die getting one, especially if the dr. doesn't know what he's doing. Plus what did the baby ever do to her?
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250. Posted:
^ yep...the devolving of this thread is accellerating!
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251. Posted:
Zenman wrote:
I agree with you there, Zenman.
"The government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."-President John Adams
Treaty of Tripoly, article 11
252. Posted:
RabidPikachu you are entitled to your fears.
However, some women might be more likely to keep their child if their was universal health care available for her and her family.
Personally, I don't believe anyone uses abortion as their choice of birth control. That's like saying I'm not going to brush my teeth or get dental cleanings I'm just going wait to get an extremely painful and vastly more expensive root canal every 7 years. It doesn't make sense. Also, that overly simplifies the hardest decision of their life.
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253. Posted:
The+Fox wrote:
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254. Posted:
No one...and I mean no one is going to win this argument. Everyone has their own beliefs and no one is going to ever be swayed.
How about we settle this with a game of Water Warfare. Those against National Health Insurance on one team and those for it on the other!!! lol
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RJay wrote:
That would never end either. That's like an argument between Republicans and Democrats over whose ideals are better for the country
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256. Posted:
This is just silly. Now we have crazy right wing Americans bashing the NHS, prompting the British public to defend the system they are proud of. I'm disgusted. welovetheNHS
I'm not generalizing here (so don't take offense), but there are some major fruit loops over there, I even heard one guy on the radio comparing Obama to Hitler. Beyond belief!
257. Posted:
"The government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."-President John Adams
Treaty of Tripoly, article 11
258. Posted:
@The Fox: It must be getting crazy over there, because it has now spilled over here. A whole hour on BBC 5live this morning, and pictures of kids with protest placards on the news. Needless to say I now know more than i did when i first barged in here.
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"The government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."-President John Adams
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260. Posted:
@The Fox: It sounds like you are already.
Unfortunately, Obama may have to get used to this kind of reaction, as it seems in places the protests are aimed at him and not the actual issue on the table. Oh well, I wish him luck, he's gonna need it.
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Bart1977 Feb 1, 2010 11:55 PM
in response to nightlynightNo, it's normal for MagSafe chargers. The chargers give off a lot of heat, and there are posts on this forum where the charger burned holes in the bed covering:
Perhaps you could put the charger and the laptop on one of those special heat-absorbing pads:
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NiKapa Feb 20, 2010 4:48 PM
in response to Bart1977what you mean normal?
I just noticed a few minutes ago that my magsafe was not firmly placed and it was moving (and so it was stopping charging from time to time), so I touched it to remove and apply again, just in case I did put it wrong, and it was so **** hot, that almost burned my fingertips!
I removed it immediately and put it up again, it remained short of hot but I was able to touch it, now its is pretty "touchable" and no hot at all, even if it is charging the laptop.
So what the **** was that? Did it drains more power when it needs? I was playing Myst Uru online at the time of the incident. Now I'm browsing the net about the problem.
If it is just some "heavy duty drain" issue I can just forget about it, since I have nothing to fear since I don't place any heavy works on my macbook.
I just want to know that I will not find my home burned (or even get myself burned while sleeping) if I forgot my laptop on plug.
JasonFear Feb 20, 2010 5:14 PM
in response to NiKapaHi Nitro912gr,
Any particular reason you opted to go against what is printed in owner's manual for the computer? Here's some pretty valuable excerpts:
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Should your power adapter burn you? Absolutely not. Should it react outside of how Apple intended it if it's not used properly? Absolutely.
NiKapa Feb 20, 2010 5:30 PM
in response to JasonFearSorry I didn't explained the situation very well.
Let's get it over.
I have the laptop on me but with a hard surface between me and it (a large hard covered book this time) so I do not block any ventilators here and even keep the laptop on a hard and colder than my cloths, surface. What I touched and get burnt it was not the adapter itself but the magnetic end where the adapter connects to the laptop.
As I noticed it rise temperature when it is not plugged in correctly and it is on a place where it moves slightly all the time, and probable it makes some short of closed circuit problem (forgive me, I have no idea how to say this in English, closed circuit situation is what it seems to me closer to what I want to say), by plug the magnetic end right, there is no problem at all.
I just worried a bit too much as it seems, because now everything seems to be ok, I will just have to make sure every time that I have plugged it right.
Short of troublesome however.
Mactopica. Mar 3, 2010 4:05 AM
in response to NiKapaThe chargers are designed to heat up. This is why (depening if you have a new macbook) they charge up so quickly. The matietral used to make the chargers can withstand over 80 degrees heat, If you get the manual and check up in the battery, then it warns you that it gets hot. It shouldnt be so hot that you can't pick it up, therefore i suggest you get yourself a new charger, these arnt cheap mind. And please don't leave it on your bed, That's just asking for something to happen.
You need to charge your computer up until it's full, if you constantly leave it on charge when you don't need to then your actually causing you battery to overwork its self. The idea is, charge it up, then when you have drain it.


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|TONER CARTRIDGE - A toner cartridge includes a housing, a wheel and a grating tube. The housing has a chamber for accommodation of toner, and an outlet in communication between the chamber and the outside. The wheel is rotatably connected the housing. The grating tube is coaxially connected to the wheel and defines several transparent areas and several opaque areas. The grating tube is made of transparent material and covered with several opaque layers defining the opaque areas such that the toner cartridge has the advantages of flexible application, being compatible with different types of image-forming apparatuses, and reducing manufacturing cost.
|POWDER-DELIVERING DEVICE FOR TONER CARTRIDGE - A powder-delivering device includes a tapered shell received in a toner cartridge near an outlet of the toner cartridge. The tapered shell has a transection area becoming smaller gradually toward the outlet of the toner cartridge. The tapered shell has an outer surface having at least one projection or at least one recess. The projection of the tapered shell has a spiral or linear shape. The projection has an end, which is remote from the outlet of the toner cartridge, stopped against an inner wall of the toner cartridge. Thus, the powder-delivering device of the invention has simple structure and low product costs.
|SUPPORTING APPARATUS FOR A PHOTOSENSITIVE DRUM - For supporting a cylindrical photosensitive drum, a high-precision high-strength supporting apparatus is disclosed to include a sleeve member and a shalt member. The sleeve member has an outer wall for attaching to the photosensitive drum, an inner wall within which an axial hole is defined, a first retaining portion positioned at the inner wall, and four locating ribs disposed inside the axial hole. The shaft member has an outer tube inserted into the axial hole of the sleeve member, a second retaining portion provided on the outer tube and engaged with the first retaining portion of the sleeve member, a connecting portion inwardly extending from the outer tube, an inner tube disposed at an inner end of the connecting portion, and four locating slot provided on the inner tube and engaged with the locating rib of the sleeve member.
|TONER CARTRIDGE - A toner cartridge includes a container defining a central axis and a toner-guiding member. The container is provided at one end thereof with an opening having a radius. The toner-guiding member is provided with an annular connecting portion connected with the container, an outlet at one end thereof, a longitudinally-extending portion at the other end thereof extending into the container through the opening, an inlet formed on the longitudinally-extending portion, and a flexible scraping piece mounted on the longitudinally-extending portion and adjacent to the inlet. The scraping piece has a distal end defining with the central axis a distance longer than the radius of the opening, such that the toner in the container can be substantially fully discharged out of the toner cartridge so as to lower the residual quantity of toner in the toner cartridge.
|CONTAINER FOR TONER CARTRIDGE - A container for a toner cartridge includes a hollow main body defining a longitudinal central axis. The main body has a first section near a rear end thereof, a second section near a front end thereof, a connecting section between the first and second sections, a longitudinal rib extending from the first section to the second section via the connecting section. The radii of cross sections of the first and second sections respectively gradually increase toward the front end of the main body. The longitudinal rib has a third guiding surface defining with the central axis a distance shorter than the radius of a cross section of the connecting section. The container can effectively move the toner accommodated inside the container from the rear end toward the front end. A mold for the container is easy to manufacture, resulting in cost reduction in manufacturing.
Patent applications by GENERAL PLASTIC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.


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Nice girl.
nice panty and blows and model to
hi, I'm new, but I love your gallery, beautiful models
I like her bikini out fit... nice look conveyed on her face... I like her hair color and style..
Love this shot! Ill be moving to Austin the fall, hope to work with you!
I stand in line to ...
Not only sultry, but classicly beautiful as well! The lighting is spot-on and the soft colors of the "outfit" compliment her skin tone perfectly. The addition of the antique furniture piece brings it all together. BRAVO!!!
Oh, I love this so much!
I like this kind of "sexy/classy" shot way more than the actual nude ones.
I like this kind of "sexy/classy" shot way more than the actual nude ones.
Very nice shot. She looks like she's closed up, but at the same time...much more relaxed and comfortable. Like she's feeling more normal. It's lovely.
The most beautiful muse and shot of DA....Much love and support to her and she will be missed in Texas.
Love it!
*clicks faves*
*clicks faves*
As another has already said, you are a Magician.
beautiful photo of a very beautiful woman
Holy crap! I never knew my back was that bony! Eesh...lol
Nonetheless, you are quite beautiful. I have a feeling that this is all gonna work out, too. I get those feelings, now and again, and I am right 99% of the time. Honestly, for a while I did not know how it could get better. I still do not know, but I am sure it will, now.
sorry to butt in, my dear, but i read your Journal, i see where you're coming from, neverteheless you're a very beautiful woman and you have nothing, totally nothing to be ashamed of as far as your body is concerned, bony? well yeah, we all have bones, ouh ah
and darkmatterzone is a magician
and darkmatterzone is a magician
where did she get those undies. I love this picture!!


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Just wanted to get some advice: We live in a two-family house. Our upstairs neighbor (who we are on good terms with but don't know too well) sometimes smokes cigarettes in her unit or by a window on the landing just outside her door. Unfortunately, the only place we can smell the smoke in our unit is in the bedrooms, especially in what will be the baby's room. So we are concerned about exposure to second-hand smoke.
Is it ok to politely mention this issue or maybe suggest the condo association purchase an airfilter for her upstairs landing? We want to stay on good terms with her and respect her personal choices and private property, but we also want our baby to breath clean air! Thanks for the advice!


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