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Clinique Superbalm Moisturizing Gloss in Ginger
22 reviews
63% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$$
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Other
I wear this daily and like it very much. It's a very flattering colour for me, and does not make me look overly made-up or "done".
I apply a little bit and rub it in well. It moisturizes excellently and gives a sheer, natural-looking wash of colour. I also think it is fairly long-lasting, although I do have to touch it up after eating or drinking.
I will definitely repurchase, and will probably try some other shades eventually as well.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I wanted to try this for so long, and I am so let down! This is so sticky it's beyond any kind of description. And this is coming from someone who LOVE and love MAC lipglass and Lancome juicy tubes, which are supposed to be heavy and sticky. This Superbalm is not superbalm, it's superglue. It's horrifying. The colour is very pretty, like a pinky brown that is the perfect MLBB colour. But unless you pack this on and give your lip that mirror look (which to start with, is very inappropriate for day time, and this gloss is too shiny for some reason, it's way shinier than MAC lipglasses), it is drying and sticky. If you pack it on you won't feel the dryness as much, but if you let it wear off or if you put on a little bit as I tend to because the pigmentation is strong, it gets so sticky and tacky feeling, to the point where I actually felt uncomfortable and unbearable. Wiping off is a hassle too, it tugs and pulls on tissue. This is going back to the store and I'm never buying it again.
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
The color on this gloss is beautiful. It is a natural rosy brown. The texture is thick and feels heavy on your lips, but the gloss does not stay on your lips. The taste of this gloss is one of the worst ever. It is a toss up between vaseline and some kind of goo for your husbands tools or car. It is horrific. Do not buy it because of the taste
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought two of these, one in Ginger and one in Lilac, in order to get a current Nordstrom GWP. As I've heard really positive things about the Superbalm Moisturizing Gloss, I was really excited, and in the tube Ginger looked really promising -- a warm caramel nude with a slight touch of pink. When I applied it lightly, the color translated decently to my lips, and very sheerly, which I like; it was also only slightly shiny, which was nice, too, as sometimes I like to wear very muted and understated lip colors. However, what I could not get past was the stickiness, and this is coming from someone who really loves MAC Lipglasses, products which are known and loved/hated for how sticky they are. Whereas Lipglass inevitably disappears over time and leaves behind faint color and no stickiness, the Clinique gloss stayed... and stayed... and stayed. Hours later I still could not touch my lips together as they would just stick, and worse, the products was gathering at the corners of my mouth. I tried it again the next day and applied even less than before, but the same results. And the ultimate downer? This product somehow made my lips really dry. I don't know how, but seeing as how I was still using the same lip balm as before, and the weather hadn't gotten a whole lot windier or drier, I can't see anything else being to blame besides this product. Both Ginger and Lilac (and the GWP, of course) are going back, because I refuse to shell out $30 for products that are not only uncomfortable to wear, but also don't do what they claim.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I was actually looking for a lipstick, but the seller showed me this one lip gloss, which makes me very happy to have bought it.
What I like about it most is that it is truly moisturizing, even though it is a lip gloss. It also gives a beautiful shine to your lips and a little goes a long way. The color is very pretty.
It's like a muted rose brown. Less brown though.
So this color should fit anyone because it looks very natural.
It is like giving your lips a bit of color and shine with the power of a lip balm.
Great product and so much thanks to the seller who showed me this.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Great product, great color. I don't find the Clinique lipbalms all that sticky. I wear this instead of lipstick.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I bought this becuase I wanted to replace my Superbalm glodd in Rootbeer, and the counter didn't have Rootbeer. This looked almost the same. But it's not. It's not terrible but for some reason the consistency is different from Rootbeer - somehow even gunkier (Rootbeer is already sticky) and not as emollient feeling if that's possible. The colour is a bit warmer than Rootbeer, and more opaque I think. It's okay but I wish I had waited to buy Rootbeer. I would not buy this colour again.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
This product is quite lovely, it has no shimmer (zero shimmer), has a nice rusty dusty rose pink to it. which i feel will look gorgeous on any kind of skin tone (i'm a NW42/45) It has nice pigmented colors!It is no doubt a little bit sticky but is indeed moisturizing too!
Definitely something for a really neutral everyday look! (:
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Ahhhhh im almost finish this, it is my first tube, I cant wait to try a more pigmented one. On my pigmented lips this does not do much but make them glossy, maybe evens them, but i wear this every.. single... day, even if i have left the house with l/s on it will eventually be replaced by this, it is SO moisturizing, i love sleeping with it on my lips at night, my lips feel so rejuvenated when i wakeup. these also keep my lips moisturized after it has worn off, which is another big plus. Cant wait to repurchase!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Clinique's Superbalm in Ginger is the perfect pinky-nude, your-lips-but-better shade of gloss. (Reminds me of a shade they discontinued years ago called "Honey Bee.") I loathe brown shades on my lips--it just looks wrong on me, and this is one of the first nude glosses I can actually wear. It doesn't wash me out or add too much color, just makes my lips look glossy and full. Very appropriate for day wear, and I think it would likely be considered universally flattering. This gloss lasts much longer than most without being overly-sticky (it's still sticky, but it doesn't feel heavy, if that makes sense). It's unscented (which I appreciate) and as are all Superbalms, actually moisturizing. One of my favorite glosses and I hope Clinique doesn't ever discontinue it.
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I have been wanting to make this for a while now and YAY!!!! I finally did it!!! Now I want to make a Pierre (SP??) to go with him and a tomato. I love the BTT!!! But Gilbert is the best, hence why I did Gilbird first!
He will proudly hang from my bag, I think I'm going to make more of him for a craft show I'm doing too
I approve!
He will proudly hang from my bag, I think I'm going to make more of him for a craft show I'm doing too
I approve!
Sooo flippin cute! It's so cute I think I'm gonna die!
sooo cute! yeah you should make Pierre to go wit Gilbird! ^^
Thank you . I wish Spain had a bird, that would be awesome!! Then there could be the bad bird trio XD
*dies from the cuteness*
I must steal zat bird. It's too awesome not to.
lol, glad you like it
That's so cute!
Adorable ! It's so cute~
Cute! Did you knit it?
ahh no! that's so awesome!! :'DD
How do you make these kinds of things?! They're so awesome!
It's crochet. The plush dolls are called Amigurumi.
Oh, cool, thanks! Is it easy or hard to do?
youtube is your friend. just put in crochet for beginners or learning crochet and everything you need to learn and do it will be there.
My grandma taught me when I was about 9 or 10, so I find it really easy. If you want to learn, I highly recommend using the children's how-to-crochet books. Lots of pictures and directions are very clear. I've used them to learn how to knit I heard it's a little more difficult if you're left handed (from other left handed people)
Oh, thanks! I'm pretty good at learning things, so this might become a weekend project....
OMG it is sooo cute!!! And awesome. Awesomely cute~!
That is awesome

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BNLXFest II at Cause, 11/15-16/13
Photo By Erik Hess
BNLXFest II
With BNLX, Gloss, Blue Sky Blackout, Wiping Out Thousands, Fury Things, Frankie Teardrop, Two Harbors, Pink Mink, Flavor Crystals, and DJs Jake Rudh and Ricky Maymi
Cause Spirits & Soundbar, Minneapolis
November 15-16, 2013
Throughout the two fast-paced nights of BNLXFest II at Cause over the weekend, nine different bands played in quick succession. Each delivered crisp and inspired 30- to 40-minute sets that represented a distinctive new style and sound of the Twin Cities music scene.
The festival was expertly curated by darkwave/post-punk hosts BNLX, who performed both evenings. From Blue Sky Blackout playing their final show ever on Friday, to Frankie Teardrop marking one of their first high-profile gigs Saturday, each group involved played with an inspired urgency that passed from act to act as the nights progressed.
See Also:
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Slideshow: BNLXFest 2013: Night two
The indie-pop quintet Gloss launched the festivites on Friday, one year after making their live debut in a proper venue at BNLXFest I. It was intriguing to see and hear how the group has solidified in that time via material from their forthcoming debut EP, Between Themselves, as well as a bold run through of their early single, "Front Porch." Gloss's recent work is textured and atmospheric, and the set maintained that effervescent, jangly pop charm that announced their arrival a year ago. Their alluring but all-too-brief performance proved that the group is clearly in its ascendancy at this point.
Photo By Erik Hess
As it was with Gloss last year, BNLX has done a wonderful job providing young, breakout bands the opportunity to perform in front of a welcoming audience during both years of the festival. This year, the newcomer was Frankie Teardrop, who provided a rousing, punkish set on Saturday night. Many in the crowd were getting their first glimpse of the thrilling trio (which also featured Gloss's Jackson Woolsey on bass), and the group seized their opportunity to make quite an impression. "Hey Minneapolis," Frankie sneered during the start of the explosive 25-minute set, "I just want to say that I hate this fucking city, and this next song is called 'Chicago.'"
The rowdy performance was filled with plenty of that type of youthful irreverence, and that charged the untamed garage-rock numbers with an attitude that easily won over the crowd. "New Beverage" encouraged people to quit their jobs and drop out of school and quit drinking that Kool-Aid, while the ridiculously catchy "Greasy Motherfucker" featured an inspired guitar solo from Frankie that added to the song's appeal. The group sprinkled some stellar new songs throughout the set that made it clear that Frankie's flurry of creative activity is showing no signs of letting up.
Blue Sky Blackout
Photo By Erik Hess
The two-day bill was also rounded out by some terrific veteran acts, as Blue Sky Blackout and Two Harbors delivered passionate, inspired sets that proved exciting for vastly different reasons. Blue Sky Blackout played a farewell show on Friday, while Two Harbors played a set full of brand new material from their just completed album, which is set for release in April.
BSB were tight and focused, clearly wanting to go out on a high. The sextet didn't get bogged down in nostalgia or sentimentality, and charged through their anthemic material. Frontman Christian Erickson even worked in a dedication to those celebrating the 50th anniversary of Dr. Who before a pulsating take on "The Universe Is Expanding." And they poignantly closed down their set with a rollicking take on "Somebody Said That You Loved Me," which was the song they used to soundcheck at their first show ever, which coincidentally took place at Cause. It brought things full-circle as the band bowed out in a dignified but decidedly rocking fashion.
Two Harbors
Photo By Erik Hess
Two Harbors, on the other hand, gave their fans a lot to look forward to from their forthcoming record, as the rousing new songs all had elements of the guitar-fueled early days of Brit Pop before the scene got bloated from excess and overindulgence. The quartet just finished recording the album with Ackerson at Flowers Studio, and were clearly excited to share them with an audience. They didn't bother with many pleasantries during their focused, tight set, and instead tried to cram as much new material as they could into their allotted time. "You Might Be Right" was the only track they shared the title of, but the other songs all had a rousing, catchy spirit to them that certainly bodes well for the forthcoming record.
The electro-clash duo Wiping Out Thousands also had some riveting new material to offer up to their fans on Friday night, as they started their set with the distorted sonic twist of "Curse" and "SYS," which they plan to release on a new EP early next year. The stage was shrouded in darkness, with flashes of a small lighting rig behind them casting neon shadows on the group, all of which added to the ominous tones that Alaine Dickman and Taylor Nelson generated.
Wiping Out Thousands
Photo By Erik Hess
WoT bring a welcome edginess to the Twin Cities music scene, and consistently craft a textured, untamed soundscape that no one else in the area is doing, which makes each of their performances a revelation. "Creation" took on an agitated, modern pulse, while "Mass Nerve" had a feral undercurrent that exploded in the tiny club as everyone nodded along, knowing they were witnessing something special.
But before the young bands on the bill got all of the acclaim, BNLX and Pink Mink reminded everyone just how it's done, with sets highlighting the raw rock sounds that the bands have been perfecting for years. Pink Mink had Al Church on bass for their rowdy Saturday night set, and he looked perfectly at home among his friends and their potent material.
Pink Mink
Photo By Erik Hess
The club was rightfully pushing capacity at this point, so Christy Hunt asked everyone to move closer, causing things to really heat up in the club and on stage. "Hidden Beach," "Black Door," and the spirited rockabilly instrumental "Werewolf Island" all slayed, with the group even throwing in a tempting new song, which hopefully suggests that we might finally get a new record from them at some point soon.
BNLX offered up different sets on Friday and Saturday, both of them digging deep into the clamorous back catalog that the group is celebrating with their new LP, Produit Collecté. The trio also had a surprise up their sleeve, bringing out the Current's program director (and Ed Ackerson's longtime friend), Jim McGuinn, to play guitar during the second half of each performance. As if the band wasn't already loud enough, they added another guitar to their squall of raucous noise and it clearly worked, injecting the already tempestuous material with another shot of adrenaline.
Photos By Erik Hess
The surprising collaboration also brought about two rousing covers, with Black Flag's "Rise Above" punctuating Friday's set and the Replacements' "I Don't Know" giving Saturday's performance a welcome kick in the teeth. Both nights were a flurry of blissful dissonance and spiraling lights.
The between-set music for both evenings was stellar as well, with DJ Jake Rudh providing a rocking set of tunes on Friday night that featured Meat Beat Manifesto, Nine Inch Nails, Horrors, and Stone Roses, which set a welcome spirit and tone throughout the night and perfectly complimented the bands on the bill. While Saturday evening featured Brian Jonestown Massacre's Ricky Maymi manning the DJ booth, spinning a wild, mesmerizing set of Chinese indie shoegaze that he's worked on importing into the U.S. over the years. It's part of Maymi's Far Out Distant Sounds project, and the material he shared proved to be fascinating and totally new to everyone's ears.
When the headliners get on past 1 a.m., festivals run the risk of running out of gas. But, to take nothing away from any of the other bands on the bill, the finest performances of the fest were the late night/early morning closing sets by Fury Things on Friday and Flavor Crystals on Saturday.
Fury Things
Photo By Erik Hess
The boisterous garage-rock trio Fury Things sprinkled a few blistering new songs into a set that drew evenly from their two EPs, with the group also showing how much they have grown since last year's BNLXFest, which was one of their earliest shows. The set steamrolled everyone who stuck around, with the guys even receiving their first ever call for an encore, which they responded to with a thunderous version of "Whatever," emphatically closing out night one of the festival.
Flavor Crystals
Photo By Erik Hess
The spacey, atmospheric shoegaze of Flavor Crystals proved to be the perfect way to end the event on Saturday, as their hypnotic sounds floated into the ether and we all got swept away. The group really stretched out their sound with expansive, mesmerizing numbers that frequently found the members dropping to their knees, lost in the spirit of the material while also tinkering with the sonic landscape. They even brought out Stephen Lawrie from the U.K. band the Telescopes to add layered, cacophonous vocals to their absorbing closing number, leaving all who were still in the club spellbound while putting a triumphant exclamation point on BNLXFest II.
Critic's Notebook:
Personal Bias: The lineup was a nice mix of bands that I was familiar with and had seen live frequently and a few groups that I was seeing for the first time.
The Crowd: Both nights eventually swelled to a full house, with a diverse mix of old-school Twin Cities music heads and younger fans.
Photo By Erik Hess
Overheard in the Crowd: "Ed's Rickenbacker makes me want to touch myself."
Random Notebook Dump: Kudos to everyone who played a part in making this festival a runaway success, and especially to the BNLX crew for expertly curating a festival that really didn't have one dull, uninspired moment. I was entertained the entire time.
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Artist: Vincent van Gogh
Completion Date: 1889
Place of Creation: Saint-rémy-de-provence, France
Style: Post-Impressionism
Genre: cloudscape
Technique: oil
Material: canvas
Dimensions: 73.7 x 92.1 cm
Gallery: Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA
Tags: houses-and-buildings, twilight-and-night, Arles, stars-and-planets
Van Gogh's night sky is a field of roiling energy. Below the exploding stars, the village is a place of quiet order. Connecting earth and sky is the flamelike cypress, a tree traditionally associated with graveyards and mourning. But death was not ominous for van Gogh. "Looking at the stars always makes me dream," he said, "Why, I ask myself, shouldn't the shining dots of the sky be as accessible as the black dots on the map of France? Just as we take the train to get to Tarascon or Rouen, we take death to reach a star."
The artist wrote of his experience to his brother Theo: "This morning I saw the country from my window a long time before sunrise, with nothing but the morning star, which looked very big." This morning star, or Venus, may be the large white star just left of center in The Starry Night. The hamlet, on the other hand, is invented, and the church spire evokes van Gogh's native land, the Netherlands. The painting, like its daytime companion, The Olive Trees, is rooted in imagination and memory. Leaving behind the Impressionist doctrine of truth to nature in favor of restless feeling and intense color, as in this highly charged picture, van Gogh made his work a touchstone for all subsequent Expressionist painting.
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Ind. basketball dad knocks coach unconscious because he forced daughter to run laps: Are parents today different than they were even 10 years ago?
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An Indiana father is facing serious charges after launching a
brutal attack on his daughter's assistant middle school basketball coach for the
coach's implementation of an incredibly simple and traditional practice: He made
her run laps in the gym.
Michigan City basketball parent
Shelley Miller — Michigan City Police
As reported by South Bend-based TV network WSBT, Michigan City, Ind.,
basketball father Shelly Miller, aged 37, attacked Michigan City (Ind.) St. Stanislas School assistant
middle school girls basketball coach Jeffrey Yackus shortly after one of the
team's daily practice concluded.
According to WSBT, Yackus had punished Miller's daughter and another player
who argued with each other during practice. Yet the only punishment that Yackus meted out was making the two girls
run laps in the school's gym.
It appears that pushed the elder Miller over the edge. When he went to pick
up his daughter later, she told the elder Miller about her punishment and he immediately attacked Yackus and punched him in the
That first punch apparently leveled the assistant coach, knocking him to the
ground, where Miller climbed on top of him and repeatedly punched him in the
face and head until he was completely unconscious.
In fact, the incident could have been much worse had it not been for swift intervention by the St. Stanislas head coach, Robert
Johnson, who pulled the parent from his colleague and helped transport
Yackus to the hospital.
In the immediate aftermath of the incident, Miller was arrested on Class C
felony battery charges and was held on $15,000 bond, which he posted shortly
thereafter. Meanwhile, the school confirmed that his daughter and the rest of
the family were no longer affiliated with the school in any way.
And to think, the entire incident started with a pair of girls basketball
players running laps.
Incredibly, those who accompanied Miller to his arraignment defended his actions to a WSBT reporter on site.
"If the coach is [expletive] with your kid, what are you to do?" Wynter
Goodwin told the station. "You can't talk to him."
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- Spider20 2012/04/05 05:53:43 (edited)
- Krystle 2012/03/21 11:03:34+1I don't think ten years ago is far back enough. The coach should sue though. Teachers and coaches have a right to discipline the kid they are supervising if
Said kid gets out of line. And if parents don't like their child being RIGHTLY disciplined then maybe their child should get that special treatment they need for their spoiled behaviors from their own parents who should homeschool their kid.
- Ron 2012/03/17 22:16:14
- Jdogg 2012/03/17 04:12:26
- Pele Emerging 2012/03/17 02:52:32+3I am so sick of the attitude that teachers are always wrong. Part of what is wrong in this country is that there is no respect for education. Look here on SH! If Sodahead is any indication of the country at large, teachers are responsible from everything from what's wrong in this country, to the price of gasoline.
Laps! That's messing with a smart-mouthed kid, huh? Well, looks like the apple didn't fall far from the tree, but I sincerely hope that whatever school she attends next doesn't let her play basketball.
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- Walt 2012/03/17 02:31:59
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Douglas J. Moo (born March 15, 1950 [1]) is a New Testament scholar who, after teaching for more than twenty years at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Illinois, has served as Blanchard Professor of New Testament at the Wheaton College Graduate School since 2000. He received his Ph.D. at the University of St. Andrews, in St. Andrews, Scotland.
He has published several theological works and commentaries on the Bible; notable among them are An Introduction to the New Testament (with D.A. Carson and Leon Morris) and A Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans (part of the New International Commentary on the New Testament series). His current research interests are Romans, Pauline theology (and exegesis) and environmental theology. He has been a member of the translation committee that produced the NIV and TNIV since 1996, and is its current Chair.[2] He previously edited Trinity Journal.
In 2014, a Festschrift was published in his honour. Studies in the Pauline Epistles: Essays in Honor of Douglas J. Moo included contributions from G. K. Beale, Craig Blomberg, James Dunn, Grant R. Osborne, Thomas R. Schreiner, and N. T. Wright.[3]
- The Epistle of James. Tyndale New Testament Commentary. Leicester: IVP/Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1985. ISBN 978-0-8028-0079-4
- Romans 1-8. Wycliffe Exegetical Commentary. Chicago: Moody, 1991. ISBN 978-0-8024-9263-0
- The Epistle to the Romans, NICNT, Wm. Eerdmans Publishing, Grand Rapids 1996, 1037 pages. ISBN 978-0-8028-2317-5
- 2 Peter, Jude. NIV Application Commentary (NIVAC). Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1996. ISBN 978-0-310-20104-5
- The Gospel and contemporary perspectives, Kregel Publications, 1997. ISBN 978-0-8254-3349-8
- The Letter of James. Pillar Commentary. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2000. ISBN 978-0-8028-3730-1
- Romans. NIV Application Commentary (NIVAC). Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2000. 978-0310494003
- Encountering the Book of Romans: A Theological Survey. Grand Rapids: Baker, 2002. ISBN 978-0-8010-2546-4
- The Letters to the Colossians and to Philemon. Pillar Commentary. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2008. ISBN 978-0-8028-3727-1
- The Old Testament in the Gospel Passion Narratives. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock, 2008. ISBN 978-1-55635-757-2
- Introduction to the New Testament. Rev. ed. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2004 (with D. A. Carson). ISBN 978-0-310-23859-1
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- ^ "About the Translators". Committee on Bible Translation. Retrieved May 17, 2014.
- ^ "Studies in the Pauline Epistles". Zondervan. Retrieved 12 September 2015.
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Of course, it's rather apropos to be talking about E3 revelations in this week's WRUP, as we're talking about what we liked the most from E3 in addition to our usual discussion of weekend activities. Click on past the break to find out what the Massively staff will be up to over the next couple days, and let us know what you're going to be doing in the comments!
Brianna Royce (@nbrianna): I may dip into City of Heroes this weekend, but more likely, I'm just going to sleep off E3!
If I have to pick an MMO, I'm going with Star Wars: The Old Republic. The gameplay and retro-Star-Warsy UI shown off in the various BioWare videos this year have come a long way since I last tried out the game, so I'm only more excited. If I can pick a non-MMO, I'll go with thatgamecompany's Journey videos and interviews. I cannot wait to get my hands on that beautiful piece of sandlicious art.
Eliot Lefebvre: It's seriously been way too long since I mucked about in Final Fantasy XIV. I've also got a Mass Effect 2 playthrough and Final Fantasy XIII to finish, and it's going to be hard to resist City of Heroes' siren song.
Honestly, the thing I was most impressed with was probably Mass Effect 3 information -- Star Wars: The Old Republic is high on my list of things I want to start playing already, but it was there before E3. Most of the new consoles and handhelds just made me think about how little I use my existing consoles and handhelds.
Jeremy Stratton (@Jeremy_Stratton): I'm packing all my potions, armor and weapons for another fun-filled trip to see some friends in another state this weekend.
I didn't watch a lot of E3 coverage. Nintendo's Wii U looked both cool and alarming at the same time. It looks like some fun stuff could come from it, but it also looks Nintendo could milk players for some serious cash.
Justin Olivetti (@Sypster): Once again, a mix of Lord of the Rings Online, RIFT and Guild Wars. I have an itch to try another MMO too, but I haven't decided which... any suggestions?
I'm pretty dang psyched for Lord of the Rings Online's Rise of Isengard now (obviously!), although a lot of E3 news felt pretty upbeat: SOE's Station Access price reduction, SWTOR's Tatooine quest video, and the preview of Star Legends.
Patrick Mackey (@mackeypb): I'm moving, so not too much for me. Global Agenda seems likely, although my record is sort of bad. I've been downloading some Oblivion mods; I may actually get around to playing it some this weekend.
I'm not hyped about any of the E3 news I've seen. Skyrim seems cool I guess, and the Wii U looks more dangerous than anything. MMO news is really more of the same, too. I'm liking that more games are integrating themselves into social networks, but there's nothing truly new that I'm hyped about. I guess I'm really hyped for Skyrim, but the new info doesn't really tell me anything I'm big about.
Rubi Bayer (@Rubi_): I'll be playing the flying-cross-country-to-go-home-and-sleep-for-24-hours MMO on Saturday. It was an awesome week at E3, but I'm ready for some downtime! Sunday will be unpacking and hopping in and out of RIFT and Guild Wars.
It's almost impossible to say what the coolest thing I saw at E3 was. This was my first E3, so the experience as a whole was amazing. I tried to see every inch of the show floor, and there wasn't anything that I found disappointing or underwhelming. Next year I'll try for something more specific!
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ATTITUDE PROBLEM ESPECIALLY THE MANAGER. Staff is not trained and they deliberately make people wait even they have space to show people that we are very busy. Main problem is Manager (cashier) too rude and do not want to listen if you register complaint. He says (you know it is restaurant) he behaviour was very insulting and he is ready to say (YOU ARE WRONG AND I (WE) ARE RIGHT) He laughs in your face to insult you. I suggest DO NOT GO There. if you go then be careful about everything. They give you food even you did not ordered and by force they charge you. They avoid to give you water because they want to sell their drinks. WASTE OF MONEY.
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We ate at the Maedah Grill last night and was disgusted by the service we received. We were not greeted at the door, all the waiters were just rushing around, we had to call a waiter to take our order not the other way round, the food turned up fairly quickly but they just dumped at one end of the table and we had to pass it down. The portions were small and the food did not taste nice. I had the ADANA KEBAB which was the one of worst i have ever tasted. It was tough and all you could taste was the heat from the chilies. Overall i would say this is one of the worst Turkish Restaurants i have been too with bad value for money and small portioning. This is not a proper Turkish restaurant but Turkish cuisine mixed with Asian flavours. The other problem is car parking as there is hardly any space for parking and I will not be going to this restaurant again.
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So about my experience which I had yesterday evening we booked a table for 7 of us at 9pm once we got there we waited a few minutes for the waiter to show us to our table. After that we all sat down looked through the menu once we were ready to order we called the waiter over and placed our orders we ordered 3 chicken steaks one lamb steak and other stuff as well. Not long after we ordered we got our starters which was nice and then we got our drinks but one was the wrong one so they changed as I said we didn't order that but they did try and leave on the table and force saying that we ordered it but then again they did change. After that we all got our food but one person didn't. one of the waiters came and said after everyone got the food that the lamb steak is not available which was not nice at least let us know when they took the order after that she had to order something else which by the time her food came everyone was finished and so she couldn't enjoy her food with everyone and she didn't even finish her food as we all needed to be some where.
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After years of visiting Maedah grill, in my opinion and expectation, it is going down. The price have gone up and the plates gone smaller, where the portion is now smaller and flavourless. Where we used to leave the place satisfied, it is now dissatisfaction that drives us to seek other restaurants. In a competitive area and industry where i would expect them to strive harder, they have lost their edge. A time where it use to be our favourite, I will definitely now give it 2/2.5 stars out of 5!
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Never trust anyone over-beardy? (h/t The Slog)
"Performance journalism" isn't Anderson Cooper flexing his biceps in a hurricane. In fact, it happened just this last weekend here in SF when Pop-Up Magazine presented its third, live "issue" at the Herbst Theater for a sold-out audience. Boing Boing's Elisabeth Soep attended, and took away "five things Pop-Up does better than print." Now, I'm all for Pop-Up's attempts to invigorate journalism by thinking beyond the written word by reconfiguring the "publication" as an actual salon. And Soep has a point. Print media has often had difficulty putting across the qualities she admired about the event – its ephemerally, spontaneity, draftiness (a slightly awkward word choice which describes how some presenters shared works in progress or pieces that had been rejected by other publications, not the temperature in the Herbst), and its seamless, thematic segue into the after-party – relying on online content, blogs (heeeey!), coordinated parties or tie-in events, and a whole bunch of other Web 2.0 tricks to offset the time lag inherent to old school publishing. However, I would counter that the flipside to Pop-Up's in-the-moment uniqueness is its lack of accessibility. Not everyone who is interested in "reading" Pop-Up is able to. Would recording the proceedings and putting them up on online really ruin the moment? I don't think that the "unexpected shift from media to live" Soep recounts as being a highlight of one the presentations would lose all of its unexpectedness if I were able to watch it at a remove. Besides, most people know that watching a concert on Youtube isn't the same as being there. But more to the point: I want to hear the stories that are being told at Pop-Up. Would I love to hear Aimee Mullins speak in person? Of course. But I'm grateful that TED made what she had to say at their fancy thinking fest available to the public. Also, regarding "draftiness," all I will say is that sometimes all one wants for dinner is a delicious stir fry, and that, at other times, only a slow-roasted pork shoulder will do.
And speaking of local journalism: Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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I received this as a gift at my babyshower. I love the ease of this and how portable it is. The only issue that I have is that the vibrating part isn't working. We have replaced the battery and tried everything and it just wont turn on. It works fine without it but the vibrating helped get her to sleep a little easier. This is still a great addition to every nursery and a must have for all new parents.
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I really love this rocker! We are on child number 6 and it has always been a challenge to "talk" to and entertain an infant while trying to wrangle the other children and the many tasks day to day life brings. This rocker allows me to keep him safe as he's up off the floor, no accidental falls on him, toys dropped on him, etc. Further, if I'm busy getting dinner ready or dressing another child, I can ask any of the kids to go and "talk" to their brother so he's still involved and entertained! It's the perfect height for all the kids to see him, but they can't accidentally hurt him, I can talk with him easily at the dinner table as he's just the right height!! (a bouncer on the table is too high and on the floor is too low for his line of sight). The super soft material is just right and really wonderful. I know he's warm and cozy. My only wish is that there was a stopping mechanism for the rocking motion as he's inadvertently rocked when the kids are talking to him or they try rocking him too fast :) I saw there is also a version with a canopy and toys for the canopy, that would be ideal when I can't entertain him. And a house with 6 kids is in desperate need of space and storage, this folds up wonderfully and fits right behind a table we have making it easily accessible, but out of the way. LOVE IT!!
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Has this been overlooked? forggotten? got rid of ? declined ?
where the **** are they?,
You create a lobby, you set the map random or chosen, you pick off the guns you dont wanna see in the game, annndd
You put the kill count higher than 75. Yep.
Set the time frame, unlimited!
Headshots only?
No scope?
No killstreaks?
Knife only?
Old school health?
This probably has been sujested already right? I mean, its been 6 games, is this like a no man's land?
PS, ... is this because of host migrations? Settings taken cant be passed over in case the lobby dude crash?
Ive been looking forward this for a long time, because if I die 1 time, the game is so short theres no way Im getting my last killstreak
So maybe thats it, to make last killstreak rewards so worthy, rare and exclusive they make it so that games are just as long as you cant get **** if you die once?
Some enlightement please?
lol what?
Called Private Matches, look into it.
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But beyond awareness and self-image, tweens and teens are acting on the information gleaned through the media's constant barrage of sexual themes. Young people's "sexual media diet" or "SMD" is predictive of the onset of sexual activity.
In a study of 12- to 14-year-old girls, those with larger SMDs were more likely to be sexually active within two years than those who consumed less sexual material. And a 2008 study released in the journal Pediatrics revealed that exposure to sexual content actually is a predictor of teen pregnancy. Other studies confirm that teen girls have high rates of regret about sex and, more often than not, wish they had waited to become sexually active.
The folks at MTV may think they exhibit responsibility by balancing hypersexed shows like "Jersey Shore" with "16 and Pregnant," another in its "reality" lineup that focuses on the struggles of being a single teen mom. (Really, what is "real" about any of these shows?)
It's a sure bet they pat themselves on the back for their partnership with the Kaiser Family Foundation on a website for young people called Itsyoursexlife.com, which offers advice and information on how to enjoy "safe and healthy" adolescent sex. (The guru at that site is Dan Savage, the vulgar and volatile gay activist who makes news by bashing the Bible.)
But none of MTV's smoke screens can obscure the fact that one of the most popular networks for teens and tweens would sell out the physical, emotional and spiritual health of its audience if it meant making money on a tasteless reality show.
So it's back to the conference room for the MTV creative team. Can't you just wait to see what they come up with next?
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> BTW, I'm running an ST-237 unbinned on a C-14 operating at f/3.0 = 1.44more importantly, what astrometric catalogue are you using?
> arcsec/pixel and a FOV of about 11.5' x 15'.
cheers, Gordon
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@nicoloboy: thanks I am pretty happy about the result, I just process it in black and white processer for a min or two. and then clean water, and then stabilizer for a min or two and the clean water.
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Under Armour gave the Men???s 0 Series Boxer moisture-wicking fabric and a flexible four-way stretch that controls sweat and keeps your jockeys packaged in cool, supportive style from morning ???till night. An elastic waistband locks down these relaxed -it boxers, and the button-fly design makes answering nature???s call a breeze. Don???t worry about your apartment smelling like a back-alley gym either; thanks to Armour-Block odor control technology, these boxers help resist the nasty smells associated with playing outdoors.
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OK for sleeping not much else
I expected a good Underarmor product. These don't work for me. Way too loose. Button closure not great. Pass on these and get the short boxers.
I have to say, these are not compression shorts. They don't portray themselves to be anything but a basic boxer short. I own two pairs of these and they are great for what they are made for. They are infact a "good under armour product."
Not the greatest boxers
I agree with the previous reviewer that the boxers offer no support, but I expected that going in, as they are boxer shorts instead of boxer briefs.
However, that aside, I was still disappointed with the fit. While they were true to size, there is something odd about the way they are sewn together. It's difficult to describe how, but I did not find them as comfortable as your average pair of boxer shorts.
I tried a pair of these a while back and agree that they were patterned weirdly. Seemed to want to bind up, which is the exact opposite of what a well fitting true boxer short should do.
If they made these w/ the same materials using the Brooks Brothers long boxer pattern they would be awesome for daily casual and low impact athletic use.
Under Armour O Series Boxer Short 6"
- Bought these by accident and won't buy another pair since I prefer briefs over boxer shorts!
- It's nice and is true to fit unlike the boxer jock which I had to size UP one size!
- Because it's more of a shorts, it should NOT be worn under strenuous conditions that REQUIRE SUPPORT (i.e. running or martial arts); those types of activities are meant for briefs (i.e. boxer jocks).
- It's good for casual wearing but really do NOT see the need to wear boxer shorts!
- It's relatively EXPENSIVE for performance boxers when regular Cotton boxers are at least HALF the price!
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Under Armor website actually does not say that they are form fitting they are supposed to be loose according to them.
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As for the design, we conciously wanted to give the forums the same design as the home page and therefore even if I could, I wouldn't make the old design available because sometimes you just gotta move on and get used to a change :)
Nice, I see the names next to last post now. This is getting better for certain. You 'big wigs' are great - actually caring what the public thinks and all.
You noticed before I could tell you ;)
Yes Daniel your temp fix fixed it for sure. At least for me. Thanks!
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I'm a fat white man. I am not a fan of change.
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I'm a fat white man. I am not a fan of change.
where is the search button on this new fangled website?
I like this new look. More subtle.
The poll doesn't have an option for "steak".
Not too fond of the color scheme, anyway we can get custom ones that we can change in our user settings?
I wish each post could alternate in color if possible (lighter/darker/lighter/darker) and don't really like the side borders
oh well, thats my mistake for the month i guess
No Sir, I don't like it.
The forum search isn't visible because we're missing a major navigation bar at the top of the site. This nav bar was on the old site and contains the following:
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On top of it not showing, we also need to rebuild the search index (each time a post gets made, it creates an index and this is what the search uses to return the results) So even if it were showing, it wouldn't work.
Both should be done within the next day or so, we're getting there :)
And just for proof, here is the direct link to the forum search (remember it will not work yet) http://www.wannabebig.com/forums/search.php
I honestly don't like the new forum. It does look more modern and clean at first glance. But I find it more difficult to read and everything sort of blends together. But it might just time to get use to.
I think once we get the alternating post colours in it will help seperate out each post...
I just wish I could figure out why some of the functions don't work for me. It seems I'm the only one experiencing these issues.
Hey, things specifically do not work for you?
Have you tried from another computer to see if it is a cookie related issue?
You were right. It works perfectly at work. Now how do I fix it at home?
So now that I've got over the shock and played around a bit, I'm just not convinced.
I think it looks quite cool, and the new functionality is great, but the style is unclear and it's hard to clearly see what I'm looking at sometimes. The forum upgrade is good but the style needs changing. Have you thought about different colours maybe? Something with more contrast might make it clearer. Also, I agree with the others about the blue bars, they're just unnecessary.
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Donaldson, Blue Jays complete $28.65 million, 2-year deal
AL MVP Josh Donaldson and the Toronto Blue Jays have complet... Full Story
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Donaldson, Blue Jays complete $28.65 million, 2-year deal
AL MVP Josh Donaldson and the Toronto Blue Jays have completed their agreement on a $28.65 million, two-year contract.
Belt, Giants agree at $6.2 million just before hearing
First baseman Brandon Belt and the San Francisco Giants have agreed to a $6.2 million, one-year contract.
Moreland's $5.7M deal with Rangers avoids arbitration
First baseman Mitch Moreland has agreed to a $5.7 million, one-year contract with the Texas Rangers, avoiding a salary arbitration hearing set for Wednesday.
JD Martinez, Tigers finalize $18.5 million, 2-year deal
J.D. Martinez and the Detroit Tigers finalized their $18.5 million, two-year contract Wednesday, a deal that avoided salary arbitration.
Astros designated hitter Gattis has sports hernia surgery
Houston designated hitter Evan Gattis underwent surgery to repair a sports hernia.
Ozzie Guillen to manage in native Venezuela next winter
Ozzie Guillen, who led the Chicago White Sox to the 2005 World Series title, was hired Wednesday to manage the La Guaira Sharks of the Venezuelan Winter League next offseason.
Fate of Hank Aaron statue unclear with Braves moving
The Atlanta Braves say they still do not know if the Hank Aaron statue will be moved from its current home at Turner Field to the team's new SunTrust Park, which will open in 2017.
Astros beat Castro in arbitration, catcher gets $5 million
Houston Astros catcher Jason Castro became the first player to lose in salary arbitration this year.
Darvish feeling strong in rehab, eager to rejoin Rangers
Yu Darvish is feeling stronger than he did before elbow surgery, and has a renewed passion for the game after missing all of last season as the Texas Rangers were winning the AL West.
Tanaka throws off mound after offseason elbow surgery
New York Yankees pitcher Masahiro Tanaka, coming back after arthroscopic surgery to remove a bone spur from his right elbow last October, has thrown off a bullpen mound.
Braves unsure about moving Aaron statue
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The Atlanta Braves say they still do not know if the Hank Aaron statue will be moved from its current home at Turner Field to the team's new SunTrust Park, which will open in 2017.
MLB player Delmon Young charged with attacking attendant
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Free agent outfielder Delmon Young was arrested after he choked and threatened a parking attendant at a Miami hotel Sunday night, police said.
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