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Last night I admit to having eaten some brie. I couldn't help it. Does anyone know a source of good soft cheese that is clearly labeled as pastuerized? Help me.... I need fatty dairy products. I'm on the west coast...
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I've had brie a lot since being preggers. Most cheeses in the supermarket are clearly labeled pastuerized or not. Also I haven't found any brie in supermarkets that aren't, I've found it's nomally the blue cheese. If you can't find the label you can ask someone at the deli or cheese counter as well.
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Pretty much any cheese you get in the supermarket is pasteurized, as PPs have said. I'd still avoid blue, probably, but other than that supermarket cheese is fairly safe (though some people say to avoid all soft cheese because of listeria, even if it's pasteurized - I don't really follow that). Do make sure it's fairly fresh, though. Something that's close to it's pull date or has been sitting in your fridge for a long time is riskier.
If you're a cheese snob and like fancier cheese, ask the cheese shop to point you to ones which are pasteurized. My local cheese shop has a lot of imported cheese that aren't, but it they know which ones are which.
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Thanks, ladies! I just need to ask... I'm like a man with directions when it comes to asking for help in a store... but sometimes, the cheese addiction is just too strong.. :)
I asked my doctor about soft cheeses and what is safe because the book he gave me said they were not, well he said he's never heard of any pregnant woman having complications from eating soft cheese. He told me to go for it.
My MIL doesn't like Brie that is pasteurized. She will go out of her way to buy un-past stuff. My husband just likes Brie either way. I haven't found one that is un-past in my local grocery store. Look at the label and it will say it on the package.
Also I ate un-past Brie when I was pregnant and had no problems with it. My favorite is extra sharp chedder and I can eat the whole block in 30 min.
Then again what do I know.....I'm just an uneducated mother that vaccinates her children and feeds them solids before they turn 3years old.
Ok that's good to know. I mostly shop at Trader Joe's so I guess I should check out which of their cheeses are pastuerized and which aren't. I do know a few years ago, they pulled unpastuerized feta off the shelves after someone got listeria from it..
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In order for star defensive tackle Gerald McCoy to reach another level, newcomers Michael Johnson and Clinton McDonald must lift their production to make the Bucs' front four all it can be.
TAMPA, Fla. -- Gerald McCoy was dominant against the Miami Dolphins on Saturday night, a sight that was obvious to anyone with a basic understanding of the sport. He was quick off the snap. He was fast with his feet. He was unforgiving in his pursuit of quarterback Ryan Tannehill. He forced a fumble early in the second quarter that resulted in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' first touchdown after a four-play, 25-yard drive.
McCoy's three-tackle, one-sack display in a little more than a quarter at Raymond James Stadium confirmed a growing thought: This should be a monster fall for the fifth-year defensive tackle if he stays healthy. If no hiccups occur, he will be a star within coach Lovie Smith's scheme, a true face of the new Bucs in every sense of the term.
Still, other defensive-line presences, particularly high-dollar free-agent additions like end Michael Johnson and tackle Clinton McDonald, must lift their production to make the Bucs' front four all it can be. McCoy's streak of terror must become a group act.
"It's very important," McDonald said. "We pride ourselves on calling ourselves rush men. That's what we've got to do."
McCoy's impressive start has concealed the fact that Johnson and McDonald have made little impression after two preseason games. McDonald has four tackles but no sacks, and Johnson has no stats outside of a fumble recovery following McCoy's sack of Tannehill.
That's not to say both won't grow into effective players in the regular season. Both have a history of creating pressure. Johnson had a career-high 11 1/2 sacks with the Cincinnati Bengals in 2012, and McDonald had all 5 1/2 sacks of his four-year career last season with the Seattle Seahawks.
Still, in order for McCoy to reach another level, and for Bucs defensive linemen to add depth to their disruption, Johnson and McDonald must find ways to show flashes as well.
"We can talk forever about Gerald, and we should based on his play," Smith said. "But Clinton McDonald has really played well too. But he's next to Gerald, so he has to get used to people (saying), 'Oh yeah, Clinton, let's talk to you a little bit too.' Michael has done some good things. Again, I'm pleased with where we are, and we haven't played our best ball. Clinton McDonald, we brought him in for a reason, to play next to Gerald, although Akeem Spence has played well. Michael was supposed to come in here to be able to give us pressure from the outside. None of the guys have done anything for us to think otherwise right now."
Both Johnson and McDonald must be better, though. They can't become invisible with a chance to feature their pass-rushing skills within the Bucs' new defense. On Monday, in the locker room at One Buc Place with the third preseason game against the Buffalo Bills five days away, Johnson and McDonald spoke like men aware of their roles.
"We know Gerald is going to do his thing," Johnson said. "Clinton came in, and he's done a great job as well. I'm just trying to get myself to get rolling, and we will sure help (Gerald). Because AC (defensive end Adrian Clayborn) is doing a great job, and we've got guys behind us who can all come in and rush as well."
"Our (defensive line) coach, Joe Cullen, he emphasizes the fact of actually getting after the quarterback and putting pressure and making him throw the ball away," McDonald said. "Hits, sacks and things like that. So it's very important for all four of us to work together -- AC, myself, Mike and Gerald -- to get to the quarterback."
It's refreshing to hear an emphasis placed on defensive line pressure under Smith. The Bucs were forgettable in the area last year with former coach Greg Schiano, and it's largely why they finished tied for 23rd in the league in sacks with 35. McCoy was a beast with a career-high 9 1/2, but others within the group made few memories.
That's why this is a big year for Johnson and McDonald. They were signed in the offseason to make immediate impacts as upgrades from what the Bucs fielded at their positions in 2013. They're symbols of Smith's desire to win fast and win now, and both men were early targets in the coach's strategy to shape the Bucs through free agency.
Johnson, for one, must show that his 3 1/2-sack effort last year was an anomaly. He must become a force off the edge for Smith's scheme to be successful. He can't become another Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, who did a fine disappearing act for Tampa Bay last season.
"Definitely want to get back to double digits, man," Johnson said of his sack-total goal. "With this defense and the way they've got us playing, that shouldn't be a problem. So it will be exciting this year to go out and do that."
McDonald, meanwhile, must learn to excel within McCoy's large shadow. This will remain McCoy's defense, but McDonald can thrive if he learns to build off his breakout season last year as a pass rusher. He can't regress. He can't fall into a trap of becoming complacent with McCoy growing as a complete player only feet away.
"You always want to do better than your previous year, so the scheme that we're going into this year, it should help out a lot with that," McDonald said.
"It's always a friendly competition between us all. It was no different in Seattle. Guys would make sacks, make plays. ... It puts an emphasis (on), 'You know what? This guy, he's putting us on his back. So it's time for us to step up too.'"
McCoy will be the guy who puts the Bucs' defense on his back all year. That fact has become obvious through Tampa Bay's first two preseason games, and the development should excite Smith and his staff. McCoy has a chance to become an elite player for years. He's the right combination of talent and charisma for Smith and general manager Jason Licht to build their franchise around.
But the Bucs' defense will be much more dangerous, much more effective, if Johnson and McDonald find niches as well. Their development will be a process, but the discovery must yield results.
"Once they start doing their job on a consistent basis, I think it will maybe take some pressure off of Gerald," Bucs linebacker Jonathan Casillas said. "But if I'm an offensive coordinator, I need to know where 93's at. ... He's playing lights out. He's playing out of his mind, out of this world. He's going to be the reason why we go far on this defense."
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second, I dont know what freakin ghetto, redneck city you live in, but in europe nobody that cares if youre gay, straight or whatever so go to hell
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For starters they're not "supporting hommos" (sic) they are suggesting that you will be willing to turn gay so you can wear the shoes belonging to someone else.
Secondly, if religious texts were full of historical fact, you'd find them with the other history books in the library. But you don't, because they're not.
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they should attach explanation like yours for this to work. I don't believe consumers would try to get this...
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I honestly don't. I don't own a car, and ultimately at the end of the day, I think higher gas prices is good for cycling.
I honestly don't. I don't own a car, and ultimately at the end of the day, I think higher gas prices is good for cycling.
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I've been extremly car-light for almost 4 years now, I don't drive a lot. I never drive to work I always cycle...but higher gas prices bother me alot. The reason it bothers me is because I have family members and relatives that drive and I hate to see them spend so much extra money on gas. You need to understand that a lot of people have no choice and they have to drive. Driving is not "evil"... it's the greedy, selfish oil companies that are screwing around with people and raising prices. Higher gas prices are not better for cycling, higher gas prices will not make millions of people give up their cars...hell, most people would take out a second mortage to finance their driving habbits, then give up their cars.
I personally dont mind, as i also dont own a car.
Various members of my family rely on utility trucks an vans for their work, including my dad, and I don't want to see them hurt :/
I don't mind seeing higher gas prices, and I own a car. I choose not to use it very often, though; it's really a luxury being able to drive somewhere. I can get to work by bike, but I can't get to a hiking trail 50 miles away in the mountains and then hike it, on my bike. People pay a lot of money for movie tickets or to go skiing or the like, and I don't think I'm entitled to drive for next to nothing.
Don't believe everything you think.
I do not, for a lot of reasons:
I think a lot of people who "have no choice" to use a car will find many more choices in using bikes for short errands, commuting etc. I understand that there are times when there is absolutely no option (taking a child to a doctors a hundred miles away in 20 below weather), but my observation, especially in nice weather area like San jose, that as much as 50 percent of driving could be replaced with cycling. I see tons of people drive a mile or two to do errands that could be done biking or even walking
iMHO The bottom line is that until there is a financial incentive that is easily visible and painful, ie 5 dollar or more gas, people are not going to change their behavior.
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Gasoline is a very heavily subsidised consumer product that I am sick and tired of subsidising for others. It should cost a lot more than it does and I would not complain one bit.
Don't mind it so much. It usually means less cars on the road. I drive more than I bike, but I have the option of owning a fuel efficient vehicle. If the gas prices get too high, I live next to a bus station, and am no further than 11km from work. My wife's work is even closer.
Since worldwide demand for oil keeps going up and supplies are dwindling, price increases are inevitable. Better for all (even the car free) if this increase could stay gradual as we adjust to life with less oil. Unfortunately, I fear we will not be prepared for the coming peak, prices at some point will skyrocket and our oil based economies will collapse, hurting all.
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In the short term gas should be high to deter driving and delay the onset of shortages and out of control price increases. However, it is dangerously foolish to assume that gas prices only effect the cost of driving. Serious gas price increases due to diminishing supplies are inevitable and will cause the prices of everything (such as food) to escalate out of control. This will seriously threaten our national security and eventually, permanently alter our way of life. Its very scary stuff that will happen in our lifetimes or our children's.
i don't own a car, so i don't really care on a personal level. but i do some times worry about a a huge price spike on a global level crippling economies around the world (what AlmostTick was talking about).
i like that higher prices might cause a revolution to make people think more critically about how and how often they use their cars, but as AlmostTrick said, it's gotta be gradual so that everything doesn't come crashing down.
The first rule: if you're riding a bike and not having fun, then you're doing it wrong.
I drive & cycle so higher gas prices motivate me to ride even on days that are not picture perfect.
Having said that, higher fuel prices affect us all - it costs farmers more to produce the food, transportation costs go up; there's more than just what we do as individuals at the pump. What's worse is that there's no reason for us to be paying "world" energy costs in North America (especially here in Canada where we are next exporters of oil), we're just getting ripped off by big oil companies that use "world" pricing to justify gouging.
I have a car and drive it to work, more than I ride (didn't used to be the case before my commute increased, but whatever). Still, no... higher gas prices don't bother me that much. I know it affects some business owners and things get more expensive, but geez, Europe pays twice what the U.S. does for gas and they do okay. I think the Rock & Roll Lifestyle of the U.S. is not sustainable. Sooner or later the nation will figure that out.
Saying you're happy when gas prices go up is pretty much like saying you're happy that some people won't be able to afford to heat their homes this winter.
Higher gas prices mean higher profits for oil companies and a further escalation of the redistribution of wealth away from poor and middle class to the elites. Not something to cheer.
Diminishing fuel supplies will be gradual but the effect on the global economies will not be. Catastrophic economic collapses, resource wars, and mass starvation in many third world countries, are likely to occur before this century is half over, possibly in the next decade. I hope it doesn't turn out this way, but based on every bit of information I have, it is probable. Rising gas prices are something we should all fear.
I do own a car. I think higher gas prices will help cycling, but it will take much higher prices than we've seen so far. The $4/gal a few years ago wasn't enough ($5 for those CA folks). If we start seeing $10 or $20 per gallon, then we'll see real change. Will I mind? Maybe. I think it will have a dramatic effect on the economy. If I lose my job, then yes, I'd mind.
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Interesting to get the Canadian perspective...
To be honest, I'm mostly oblivious to gas prices. I do drive, just not very much and don't have to fill that often. I really only notice it when we're on a long road trip someplace.
The economy is kind of scary right now and a significant spike in gas prices could slow the economy down further, which has all sorts of bad ramifications. However I would like gas prices to remain high enough for there to be an incentive to develop/promote alternatives.
Don't believe everything you think.
Don't believe everything you think.
I think there should be about a $10 a gallon tax on gasoline (and diesel), rescinded for farm use. (Sure, there will be farmers driving on untaxed gas, but WTH- get rid of corn subsidies and it will equalize). The revenue should be used for effective mass transit and pedestrian/cycling infrastructure. It could be phased in over 10 years or so, but the roads will unclog, the air will be cleaner, "cap and trade" would be obviated and people will be healthier and happier.
Kinda like Europe
What worries me about high gas prices is that so much of that money is flowing out of the U.S. and contributing to our already massive trade deficit. Every time we fill up our tanks we're helping to destroy American wealth relative to the rest of the world. But there really isn't a fix for that as long as we remain so dependent on it: we're basically at the mercy of world oil prices. In order to reduce this problem long term, we need to start trying to reduce our dependence on oil in the long term. A very effective way of doing that would be to put a large tax on gasoline so that people completely lose the "hope" that gasoline will eventually drop back down to ultracheap levels. That would be different from just waiting for the price to rise naturally, since the money would stay here in America and could be used to prepare for the day when we really can't afford to be dependent on oil anymore. Unfortunately this seems like a massively unpopular idea in America, because people don't want to hear the truth about what needs to be done.
Another alternative is to put a lot of money into alternative means of performing a lot of the functions that cars now perform. That means non-gasoline car engines, trains, mass transit, bike and pedestrian infrastructure, etc. This is what many other places in the world are currently doing, moving ahead of America in yet another area. And even this is rather unpopular in the U.S., for no real reason I can see other than pure resistance to changes in lifestyle for its own sake. Basically, Americans have become so coddled and spoiled that they throw a temper tantrum at being asked to do anything different at all. And then they vote for the guy who promises that nothing will have to change, even if that's a totally unrealistic and unsustainable prospect, just because it's what they want to hear. And this is getting worse with all the calls for "austerity" and such: things like bike/ped are seen as optional spending and are the first to get cut during a recession. Roads, meanwhile, are always top priority. This is quite a problem, and I don't see how we will have much of a future as a nation if we can't make choices that are a little longer term than just the next year or so.


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We went through this when I was pregnant with our second. If you can give her some special one-on-one time before bed, that may help. What really did the trick for us was to download a bunch of audio stories and put an old ipod in his room. Most of them were free - you can download Robert Munsch reading ALL of his books on his website for free (some are a little exciting for bed though). Also all the Beatrix Potter stories (these are awesome for bedtime because they are slow and not scary and teach your kids to use fun words like "peculiar"). We also paid for a couple, like the Llama Llama books. We make a new playlist every night with a few lullabies thrown in and it has made all the difference in the world. It may help to first listen to a couple in the car so she is excited about the idea, then tell her she can have some for a special treat at bedtime.
Hope you find a solution soon. That's tough!
It could be a little of both. ODD is going through a phase where she wants a bright light on at night, otherwise she cries because she's afraid. A night light isn't enough for her, she wants the room light on. She's also like this with her daytime naps. It's not dark then, but it's almost as if the extra light reassures her somehow. It's pretty ironic because it's completely opposite of when she was a baby when she would scream and cry if a light of any sort was left on.
I also know both of my older babies acted up when I was pregnant, especially towards the end of my pregnancy. I think they can sense big changes coming in their lives and it makes them uneasy, as they're not quite sure what their place in the family is anymore. I would spend lots of extra one-on-time with them and would reassure them that they would always be my baby, too. And I would always love them very much. It didn't really go away until the baby was born, though. Then having them be "mommy's big helper" with the baby (retrieving diaper, pacifier, etc) really helped them feel needed and seemed to reassure them.
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In selecting a subject with which to honour Edwin Judge it seems appropriate to write about the results of some of the recent work by Macquarie University in Egypt. It was due to Edwin Judge's vision for the Ancient History discipline at Macquarie that Egyptology, which was not taught to any advanced level at any Australian institution, was introduced in 1980 at this university. His guidance and support in developing the subject over many years are here acknowledged.
For fifteen years Macquarie University's fieldwork in Egypt has centred around the town of Sohag in Upper Egypt, with excavations and/or recording of cemeteries at El-Hawawish, 1 El-Mashayikh, 2 Awlad Azzaz, 3 and finally El-Hagarsa. 4 The last site, subject of the present paper, lies on the west bank of the Nile, approximately ten km south of Sohag and near the border between the ancient Upper Egyptian Nomes 8 (Abydos) and 9 (Akhmim), but probably belonged to the latter. 5 Such a location became extremely sensitive at the end of the Old Kingdom and during the First Intermediate Period, since it frequently formed the boundary between the two sections of Egypt then in conflict — the North led by Heracleopolis and the South led by Thebes.
It was Petrie who first excavated and published the cemetery of El-Hagarsa in 1908. 6 In our present attempt to study the history of the region, particularly during the closing years of the Old Kingdom, El-Hagarsa was re-examined. A number of inconsistencies in Petrie's record were observed and some new and important decorated tombs were discovered. These escaped Petrie's attention as their walls had been covered by layers of mud and gypsum plaster with no decoration. The tombs were most probably occupied by Coptic hermits between the fifth and eighth centuries A.D., according to the ceramic evidence from the site, who plastered the Egyptian wall scenes, presumably to cover what they considered to be pagan art. This plaster, however, protected the Egyptian scenes and when it was carefully removed the original decoration was found to be in good condition.
The tombs of El-Hagarsa were cut in the eastern face of a very steep limestone cliff, approximately two hundred metres high, now covered with huge amounts of rubble resulting from the original cutting of the tombs as well as from past and present excavations (pl.1). The tombs are arranged in clearly defined tiers in chronological order starting from the lower level upwards and covering the period from Dynasty 5 (Level A) to the end of Dynasty 8 (Level D), when the Old Kingdom collapsed. There is no evidence that any of these tombs belonged to the Heracleopolitan Period, which followed the Old Kingdom, as previously believed. 7____________________


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Has derated despite being in almost every phone and its royalty structure being better when phone are sold with 4g, Chinese phone sales are storming ahead and new ipad uses arm not Intel. a;ways going to trade at a high PE but its quality makes this deserved
Target $38 - $36
Develops instruction sets for microprocessors and licenses to chip manufacturers. Generated free cash flow at a 46% rate. Significant historic growth with little capex. Invests r&d in high demand emerging technologies. Develops IP for hire as well. Well positioned to leverage smartphone, enterprise processors, IoT and wearable technologies.
- HUGE switching costs. ARM has best-in-class IP for the design of mobile device processors. As growth in Smartphones and tablets continues - bolstered by the IOT (which is really the "Internet of Sensors"), I would expect ARM to maintain its dominant position over Intel or others trying to bring design in-house.
- The company's asset-light model allows for them to pull in 90%+ gross margins and devote >30% of sales to R&D. The company is also printing cash -- churning out a whopping 44% CFO margin in a business that really doesn't require any CapEx.
I think ARM is in an extremely difficult position to displace, and they've got a huge tailwind behind them. This year's drop in the stock price is a small bump in a highway of growth. Outperform.
Way overpriced and Intel will finally take some market share in mobile devices.
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PE at 40x, market place already saturated, competitors making strong disruptive offerings. I believe they are priced to perfection and ready to fall.
Grossly overpriced stock in a grossly overpriced sector in a slighlty overpriced market
Their commitment to open systems gives them an edge Intel's fully baked system cannot compete with.
Up to a PE of more than 250. It seems incredibly unlikely that earnings will ever grow to the point that this sort of valuation is reasonable. It may well be a darling now, but Ben Graham says the market will come to its senses eventually.
expensive on all valuations
too high valuation relative to INTC.
The $17 billion upstart ARM is UP three-fold in just the last two years and is up 34% year-to-date! At only half this pace, the stock will hit $55.84 in a year. Its Price/Earnings (P/E) ratio is a staggering 169 as revenues and earnings grow 21 to 34% yearly. ARM trades at a rich 10 times book value. Yet its A6X processor is in the latest iPhones and iPads, both of which lead the markets for smart phones and their big brother tablet PCs.
ARMH and QCOM are the two big winners of the mobile chip space. INTC is playing catchup, and is unlikely to break through.
Wow. New to the service but it seems unFoolish to pick up a stock at a P/E of 207. That seems to be well into the "Emporer's New Clothes" levels where everyone's groupthink has priced this well above the potential growth. It seems to me that stocks are worth certain P/E ratios because we as a community agree that it is our currency, and that sooner than later ARMH holders will have some buyers regret.
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The chip designer still leads the mobile chip evolution ... and it's going to stay that way.
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Mattshark, on 07 May 2010 - 11:09 AM, said:
Bad article though, Farage is aspiring to be an MP, he isn't actually an MP (thankfully).
And yes, there is nothing wrong with magical thinking, however, it is an extremely weak position to argue from.
My point was that people have different beliefs.. and just because one believes in ki energy does not make it a trolling thread. I was also pointing out that the belief in ki energy was well before the cartoon that was spoken of.
*Oh and even if Reiki is only a placebo effect it still has value in medicine. Good for anxiety and all sorts of things.
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It's so amazing. One thing, your signature really detracts from the image. It draws my eye down to the corner, it's out of place from the whole design.
Gorgeous! *in awe*
La expresión es "Impresionante" me recuerda a los diseños de Alfons Mucha y el Art Noveau .
Excelente trabajo .
Excelente trabajo .
just like a stained-glasse window !!
really beautiful !
really beautiful !
love the colors
Fantástico trabajo compañera!!!
LOLs at the face in the comment under me
Amazing sister .. love everything .. colors .. shapes .. texture ..
Grats on the uniq work .
Amazing sister .. love everything .. colors .. shapes .. texture ..
Grats on the uniq work .
whoa! psychadelic!
Its... in motion and steady. Permanence of Impermanence? Really beautyfull.
I really like this color combo, stunning!
Congratulations, it's nice work.
I think she has blue eyes
You have such a beautiful and unique style - I love how the lines and colours in this piece resembles a stained glass!
wow the dimensions give it a compelling 2d and 3d look.
When I ran across your work and saw this on the profile page, I gasped out loud. It is so beautiful.
Beautiful piece. Her face and hands look organic, but the rest of the picture is so delicately shaded that it looks as though she's emerging from stained glass window.
Phew. this is wonderful! I adore the colors!
Love the way skin differ
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Trapani or Erice
After our February Sicily tour, we plan to stay in the area for four days. We're thinking of taking a bus from Palermo to Erice for two nights, then Trapani for one night, and back to Palermo for a night before we fly home. How does this sound?
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Type: Improvement
Status: Patch Available
Priority: Major
Resolution: Unresolved
Affects Version/s: Trunk
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: framework
Ubuntu 10.04
Sprint:Bug Crush Event - 21/2/2015
Hello all,
We have a problem to render a lookup field in a form element without a "name" attribute.
We need to improve a lookup field because if we render the field without form or different form then the lookup field doesn't work, so we will change the lookup field by not get a from element by a "name" attribute but get by an "id" attribute.
Chatree Srichart
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Reading your description (did not look at code) it does not make sense to me: there is no id attribute to a form element http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#h-17.3
And why would we change that OOTB? There are already a lot of lookups working that way.
Hello Jacques,
I am sorry to make you confuse. I think I make confusing with my description. Let me correct myself.
What I would like to change the renderLookupField macro is changing the reference to the lookup element:
from: document.${formName}
to: document.getElementById("${id}
") which "id" is an id attribute of the lookup element.
because sometimes I want to render the lookup field without form element.
To change this will not cause a problem with the lookup fields which already used in the system because there always be "id" for the lookup fields.
Chatree Srichart
Hi Chatree,
After reading the patch and your explanation, I have still a concern. The lookup mechanism needs a form name in order to render the description besides the lookup. You removed the check which else shows <<alert("Developer: for lookups to work you must provide a form name!")>>. I think we should still keep it. You could remove it in your custom application if you want. You will just lose the description but this is not a blocked.
Apart that I agree that it should works OOTB and my few tests where positive. So I think I will commit your patch but will keep the form name check OOTB.
please do extensive testing if you are planning to commit this; if you do not have time then ask the review/tests from others and wait until the test reports are successful.
Better do not commit the patch yet because it will not help for me if the alert() still show. Let me find another solution. However, if you think it will be useful for the framework that is fine.
Chatree Srichart
Actually, I'm still reluctant to commit. That's why I did not this morning. After an hour of review and test, I'm convinced that it will continue to work well with this patch, if we keep the form name check OOTB. Chatree could then remove it from his appplications. Reviews and tests are always welcome.
As Japoco outlined, it introduces a risk and for now I prefer to put this aside because it adds not much benefits. In which cases do you need to have a loopud field outside of a form? Can't you then use a dummy form?


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PEORIA, Ill., Oct. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Retired Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Glen Barton is being honored by SAE International for his leadership and emphasis on improving product, processes and quality during his tenure as the company's top executive from 1999 to 2004. After assuming the role of Chairman and CEO, Barton led the deployment of 6 Sigma across the Caterpillar enterprise, a fact-based, data-driven approach to process improvement aimed at the near elimination of defects in every process and transaction. Its launch was unique in that it occurred in a single wave simultaneously throughout the entire corporation."The decision to deploy 6 Sigma brought about a significant cultural shift in the organization and drove collaboration and teamwork throughout all of Caterpillar. I am proud that our team was able to get it done," said Barton. 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This is so awesome!
yeah! excellent!
whoa such detail
Gr8 shot.. i love it
i like the idea its cool
Hi! Magnificent work... Defenatly a fav in my main gallery. I have created a high quality and advanced technique photography only club . Do you wish to submit this piece to the club gallery? It will have only the best work here on DA, and only the best will be invited Many thanks for the time and keep up the great work.
I'm quite sure youve been told this many times before but this image is perfectly beautiful. When i saw it in the gallery it instantly took my eye!
Lovely tones,lighting and composition. Its a sure from me
Lovely tones,lighting and composition. Its a sure from me
feels weird to me. like it's all stuck in the model's nose. haha. the one word tht stricks me is, "Uncomfortable!"
This is unique..
great pic...
oh..wow..i love this, very simplistic and so beautiful..the lips are gorgeous.
excellent work!
"slightly" inspired by Rankin?
"slightly" inspired by Rankin?
now thats....jewellery
Awesome...good stuff
very good picture . exelent lighting .
A form different to teach the product. Very good
sorry i meant to say very original shot i love it.
very ori shot
Love it. <3
stunning work...
Wow....... I love it; you have captured some magic here!
And dimonds are a girls best friend
And dimonds are a girls best friend
Lovely. Exactly my feelings captured in radiant expertise.
amazing photo!
lips are perfect, the colour is amazing
great work~~
so nice picture
and please visit my gallery
so nice picture
and please visit my gallery
Wow man, This is such a beautiful photo. I love it. It conveys so much. I love it.
cok güzell
GORGOUS lips!!!!!
just sublime!
not that perfectly sharp, but I too love the idea
O_O very nice, i can so imagine this on the glossy pages of a magazine.
Is an EXCELLENT pic.
The concept, the model, the constrast... everything.
The concept, the model, the constrast... everything.
speechless, very beautiful....maybe enhancing the stonens' sparkle would be nice too
Very nice and in focus. The lips look very luscious!
i like it... interesting concept.
So nice... <3
at first it looks like the brooch(-?) is shoved up her nose.
great quality though
great quality though
Hah, I was the first person to see this one when you submitted it.
I couldn't remember so I went through the comments and sure enough, my comment is first.
That's so funny... out of 12 million deviations, with so many submitted every moment of every day.
I couldn't remember so I went through the comments and sure enough, my comment is first.
That's so funny... out of 12 million deviations, with so many submitted every moment of every day.
Elligant and Beautiful!
truly beautiful.....love the textures.
It's totally awesome.
Uhmmmm... I don't see what the picture is really based on.. I find it more confusing than "sublime" or "beautiful"... No offense to you, maybe it is all of the things people say, I just don't see it. Very good photography though.


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I went to my dr today because of constant uterine pain since my son's birth 7 months ago. I wasn't sure if it was the fibroid or just normal post c-section pain but I figured after 7 months something probably wasn't normal. They did an ultrasound and found that the fibroid has fused onto my left ovary. It is pulling the ovary downwards which is causing pain that I was describing. My question is has anyone had any experience with this? I wanted some realistic advice/ opinions. The ultrasound tech was pretty grim when explaining this to me. I talked with my dr and she was optimistic about not having problems getting pregnant again but I think she was just being positive because there is nothing to do about it now. She said we will cross that road when we get there. Surgery is an option if the pain gets too bad or if I have problems getting pregnant later on. I kind of feel like the ultrasound tech was just showing a realistic reaction where my dr was just trying to sugar coat it. I am pretty depressed about the whole thing.
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I don't know anyone that's had that situation personally, but i would definitely recommend getting a second opinion. Try to find a doctor who deals with fibroids a lot - usually each city has a couple of doctors that really do a lot of fibroid surgeries, and those are usually the people to talk to. Not to say you want surgery, but you should talk to someone that has seen a lot of fibroids.
I wouldn't worry so much from a fertility standpoint. Remember, that's why we have 2 ovaries! My stepmother had some problem (I forget what - ruptured cyst? twisted fallopian tupe? something odd) where she ended up having emergency surgery to remove one ovary. She still continued to ovulate regularly w/1 ovary and had no trouble conceiving my little sister. So even if you opted to remve the fibroid and risk losing the ovary, there's always one more.
Best of luck and keep us posted,
A friend of mine had the same problem. The first doctor she met with wanted to remove the entire ovary so she got a second opinion. She then found a surgeon who was interested in saving the ovary and removed the fibroid sucessfully. The only difference was she wasn't able to have a laproscopic surgery so she has a very small scar at her bikini line. I would definitely get more than one opinion but as Abigail said, you always have the other ovary just in case....hang in there!


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MAC Brunette, Blonde, Redhead lipglass product photos! Post is now updated to include Quick Tease lipglass!
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Live & Dye
Strawberry Blonde
Soft Wave
Red Devil
Quick Tease
BBR Lipglasses
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I actually love them all…This is going to be a problem!
LOL! I hear you. This is going to be a big problem….ugh!
Hey Christine! How did you get them so early? Did you order them from the pro store?
Oooh. Red Devil will be miiiine!!
is red devil too similar to lychee lux? red devil and live and dye are the ones that really stand out to me. im going to try and refrain myself from live and dye because the last thing i need is another pink lip gloss!
I'm really trying to narrow my list…
I think I'll get Marquise D', Red devil, Blonde MSF, & Peroxide. but I really want some of the shadows too! I don't know what to do… lol!
OMG, thank you so much! These photos are great!
How would you describe Strawberry Blonde l/g? Is it more on cooler or warmer side?
Mine only concern is not to look alike Strawberry Blonde(lustre)l/s from Catherine Deneuve collection (3 years ago?)- being on pink/coral side.I don't look good in corals whatsoever
These are all very pretty, but don't seem that unique. I can think of similar lipglasses to most of these that I already have, so I guess I can pass on them! I am curious about the darker berry one (is that Quick Tease?)… that seemed like a potential standout.
i love all the colors. hope i can get my hands on all of them
Soft Wave l/g looks gorgeous in the photo…it actually looks golden-beige to me, although it says "tan bronze" or something like that in the colour information. Can you compare it to something, Christine?
Peroxide looks just like every other soft pearly pink that MAC releases *sigh*
Aghh…I can never tell from pictures whether or not these lipglasses would look good on me. I'm an NC40 with really pigmented lips and half the time, the lipglasses wash me out (Uberpeach for example…BAAAD idea). I'll have to test them out. Thanks for the pics!
I saw these in person on Sunday at my local MAC counter and, Christine, your photos are spot on color-wise. MAC's photos suck! I think they are computer renderings rather than photos anyway…
Red Devil and Strawberry Blonde are MUST HAVES! They were so gorgeous.
Strawberry Blonde & Soft Wave are calling my name! =)
Does Quick Tease look like Jampacked from Cult of Cherry?
I think it does, either that or it looks like Real Desire lipglass. The difference is pretty negligible, IMO. Since I rarely wear either one, I couldn't justify buying Quick Tease.
does peroxide look like icescape from the chill collection ? BBR isn't out yet in Europe, so I'd like to know before ordering via the website :p
anyways, I'm definetly going for strwaberry blond and the lipstick All's fair
I'm so attracted to Quick Tease too, I'll maybe buy it if peroxide is too much like icescape !


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Tough crowd, microbarn...I thought the same thing looking at the background, but the climbing seems to be in focus. At this super short focal length everything should be in focus...well, with a good lens the depth of field would be huge. I would guess this is more of a limitation of the camera then sloppy camera work. And I would bet the camera in question is an auto focus all the time.
The light is a little low, I think even 30 mins earlier the sun would give better light on the rock and a prettier sky. Try again in late spring, a green tree and, as others have said, a more colorful shirt. The whole shot just looks washed out. I took to photoshop and made b&w almost couldn't tell a difference.
It could be a good black and white, but only with a tighter detailed crop on the climbing...perhaps you could take raw and play with some filters, a red filter might make a difference.
Little photoshop? Could you post the specs on that photo you took, ie the EXIF data. PM me you want. There is alot about that photo i like...I am getting little tired of the over saturated "Simon" shots. You photography is a breath of fresh air. I can relate to this stuff, not the DWS and epic sunset monster wall stuff.
i don't know what people are talking about here, the back is a beautiful form, but from "beautifully muscled back" perspective, it is just a back. The exceptional part of this climber and consequently the photo is the forearms. Nude forms of the back wither photo, drawing or painting have been done a million time, in art school they always preach that the female back is the most beautiful form in figure drawing. So from this perspective the lighting is not done well on the models back...may be a soft fill light or a slight differing angle of the main light would bring out the back more, it that was the point...I think the point was the arm and that was done very well.


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Thank you so much for all of the encouragement and support. I found out today that I will be induced on Monday if I haven't had our baby Christopher this weekend. I have been hanging out in Philly for the past 2 weeks. Our home is about 3 hours away in MD- so I have relocated. My husband and kids (3 boys) have come to visit and will be here again this weekend.
As of today, I am 38 weeks and 2 days. I'll be induced at 39 weeks. My baby has right sided-CDH. We do have a blog through CaringBridge that I can give to anyone who would like to follow it. I'll try to post here, too, because I know how helpful it is to get an idea of what to expect.
Thank you for everyone who has told their story so far. They truly have kept us going these past 18 weeks since Christopher was diagnosed.


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that is one beat up looking gun.
An intense online multiplayer first-person shooter. Ravaged is designed with a heavy focus on vehicular combat taking place on vast maps that will have you strategically duking it out on land and in air with over 40 vehicles and weapons.
that is one beat up looking gun.
Fantastic work!
This is the best gun I have ever seen on indie db.
that's AN-94 (avtomat nikonova) not AK ^^
yep, it an AN-94 Abakan, like in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
never saw anything like this!!! great work
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Well I have been having some numbness in the right side of my face over the last couple weeks. It comes and goes and it's very subtle. It numbs the right side of my upper lip and in my cheek area.
My mom is nurse and thought it could be sinuses. I recently developed allergies the last couple years and when it first started I had a headache for a month straight because of my sinuses. I took some meds and the headaches went away. Now I deal with being stuffy off and on all year long. Doc asked if I had been having migraines....she said that can cause numbness. I have had headaches but not preceding the numbing.
She checked me in the office and said neurologically I seem fine. I'm not off balance or anything. She said it could be an arterially blockage in my brain. That would cause numbing. So I have to get a CT tomorrow. My mom said if it's arterial blockage they thin your blood to get rid of it.
I'm not really worried. Anybody else have anything similar happen to them? What was it?