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I have combination skin with a very oily t-zone. With the heat, my skin usually gets oilier the hotter the weather & I was worried about finding a new matte foundation that would be good for the summer. I was thrilled when I got into this campaign. I ordered the shade medium/deep - I am the medium shade in most foundations & this was a great match. I also have cool (pink) undertones & was worried that this since more people are warm than cool that this product might lean too yellow. This has a neutral, leaning a little pink, undertone so it was a fantastic match. I am a little concerned that the shade range is so limited: If I am medium/ deep then how deep can the deep be. Very dark skintones are often ignored so maybe garnier will consider making a couple more shades to account for more skintones because this is such a great product. The oil absorbing Perilite formula truly does amazing things to my oily t-zone. I prefer a matte finish to my makeup because on oily skinned people the "dewy & glowy" look can easily look like oiliness. The garnier oil-free BB cream stays matte almost the entire day & oil doesn't break down the makeup like it can to some other foundations. My skin looks almost the same after an entire day of wear as right after application. While it does keep my t-zone matte, it doesn't dry out the drier spots on the edge of my face near the jaw and hairline. I typically have to blot & powder 2-3 times during the course of a 14-16 hour day, but with this BB cream that is down to 1 blotting & powdering usually late in the afternoon. Major improvement. During the course of this trial I broke out in small red blotches all over my cheeks from a new cream blush I was trying. I was very worried that applying makeup on top would aggravate the breakout more or that I'd have to load up on concealer to cover it. I was able to just use one application of this product and the blemishes were nearly completely invisible. Even after using it, I wasn't expecting that good of coverage from a BB cream. It also didn't aggravate my skin further and the blemishes cleared very quickly. I feel that since this is oil free, non-acnegenic, and non-comedogenic that this would be a great product for people with sensitive skin. Another thing that makes this my ideal product for the summer is that it contains SPF 20 without the sunscreen smell, white cast, or greasiness that can accompany other products containing SPF. The only negative I can think of for this product is that due to the thin consistency of the product and the way it opens, the nozzle can get messy and/or quickly dispense too much product. As long as I'm careful, this is a non-issue. As someone who nearly exclusively shops at department store counters & Sephora for makeup, I was not expecting to love this product as much as I do. This is a very affordable high quality product: most high end foundations/BB creams/Tinted Moisturizers are sold in 1 oz packaging for much more. This is 2 oz of product for only 12.99, plus Garnier and Garnier retailers usually offer sales or coupons! I am so glad I discovered this product.
When I first started this bzz campaign, I didn't actually know what a BB Cream was - so after some research and a little help from my big sister, I came to understand what the term means. And I don't know if I'd actually consider this a true "BB Cream". It's more of a tinted moisturizer with sunscreen. Don't get me wrong, it covers my face fantastically, and I've truly loved using it. I'll probably use it instead of my normal foundation for the time being. Positive things about the product: 1- It has sunscreen in it. With all the push for skin protection, that's a huge plus side for me. 2- It really did make my face non-oily. And it didn't need to be caked on to do it. 3- This goes with the caked on comment in the previous number - it didn't feel heavy on my face. I was able to wear it under my makeup and it felt really light Some things that could be improved: 1- The consistency is really thin. Like pouring hot syrup thin. That's how fast it moves. And there's no way to stop it. The way the container is made, it sits on its cap - so as soon as I twist off the cap and turn it over, it's flowing out the bottom, without me having to push the tube at all. Which makes overusing the product extremely easy. 2- More color choices would be nice. Instead of having a light/medium and a medium/dark, having something for light skin, medium-light skin, medium-dark skin and dark skin would be nice. Sometimes the color was a little too tinted for my face, so I would try to blend it really well with my neck to make the transition look better. Being able to choose a color just for my pale skin would be a gigantic motivator for me to get this again. 3- A formula that stayed a little better on my face. I know that sounds like an odd way to word it, but I'm a college kid. I go to school in dark sweatshirts (less washing that way), and inevitably lean my face on my sleeve some time during class. Only to look down after I've done so and see some of the BB Cream now on my black jacket. My face still looks fine, and I didn't put too much on at the beginning of the day, but you might want to think twice if you're in for a day of long lectures where you want to prop your head up - unless you have an overwhelming desire to do laundry at the end of the day (which I can guarantee, no college kid ever has the urge to do - speaking from experience here). Overall, I did like the product. I liked the fact that it made my T-zone matte and not caked with product. I liked the fact that I could use it as a foundation and still have my face protected by sunscreen. I'll continue to use the bottle until I run out, since I do like it, and then re-evaluate it's worth from there.
I LOVE the Garnier Oil-Free BB Cream! I'll admit, I use mostly Mary Kay products. I have also tried another brand of BB cream... that I originally thought I liked, but the more I used it, the more I realized it wasn't giving me the results I was looking for-- AND it didn't have sunscreen. I have become more concerned with wearing sunscreen so I was really happy to see that the Garnier BB cream had sunscreen! First let me tell you... I have terrible skin. Since I was a teenager, I have battled with break outs on and off. I am 25 and sometimes think it's WORSE than ever. I also have uneven skin. A lot of foundations don't cover well enough, or they cake up on those dried, crusty places (if you battle with acne, you probably understand what I'm talking about). I LOVE the way the Garnier BB Cream goes on so smoothly! I couldn't believe how well it covered the redness and unevenness! The other BB cream I had tried, I was still using bronzer on top of it to tone down shine and to give me the right color... NOT with Garnier! It matched my skin so well, and I feel the BB Cream covers well enough, and it doesn't leave me oily and shiny! No need for extra powder on top! I like the packaging as well. Some people thought the price was a little more than they'd pay for foundation... but the size of the tube is totally worth it! You don't have to use a ton of product to get a great result, so I really think it's worth it. And honestly, for a BB Cream, Garnier's is inexpensive. I have had nothing but good results with this product. It is long lasting (read: I don't seem to "melt" even on the hottest days). Great coverage, without being too cakey and "fake" looking. I feel it's very natural. Great price, great size. Has sunscreen! SO many great things about this product! I have told my mom and sisters all about it!
I have been using Garnier Oil-Free B.B. cream for a little over a month now, and I absolutely LOVE it! First I apply the cream which is actually more of a liquid by dotting it all over my face and then blending all the dots in together. I found this gives me more effective coverage while using less product. The outcome? It gives me flawless looking skin by giving me full coverage of all my acne scars and redness, has NO shine, totally shrank the pores on my nose and provides SPF 20 which is great for this time of year. After over a month of using it my skin feels less oily overall and I have not gotten any new breakouts, the breakout I had when I started using this product is almost completely gone now! I still have about half the bottle left and it only costs about 11.99 at the drugstore! Compared to my old makeup this is a steal! I love this product so much I have commpletely switched from my old mineral powder foundation. I have saved time in my makeup routine (by cutting out moisturizer, cover stick, powder and more) and have better overall coverage. This cream also lasts twice as long as my old mineral makeup and costs less than half the price! I love my Garnier Oil-Free B.B. cream and will never go back! I recommend it to all my friends and family members and anyone who will listen! Below is my final photo with Garnier B.B. cream on, outside in the most unforgiving light. With the cream on, my skin looks so much less shiny and oily and just looks clean and smooth!
I really enjoyed using Garnier Miracle Skin Perfector BB Cream. Normally, I don't use foundation that much, and for a very good reason: I hate the cakey feeling on my face and the fact that it seems to encourage more acne. I know Garnier's new BB Cream isn't meant as a foundation, but it actually worked really well as one for me. With my skin being as light as it is, it not only made my skin tone look way more even, but it also added just a little bit of color to my face, and without that caked-on feeling of regular foundation. I also like the fact that it is oil-free, as it reassures me that I won't have to worry about it causing a breakout. Now, it may not have completely eliminated my acne, but it definitely made them far less visible and I've even noticed that my blemishes have started to go away. Great product that I will definitely continue to use in the future!
Before I begin, I wouldn't like to say this is my second review of this miracle product that is Garnier Miracle Skin Perfector Oil-Free B.B. Cream. Last time my review was based on a few days of using it and applying it with my fingertips. This time around I used an egg shaped sponge (picture included). Its been a couple of weeks of using Garnier Miracle Skin Perfector Oil-Free B.B. Cream and I'm still very impressed with how well it works for me. It delivers what it promises like covering some imperfections, minimizes my pores around my nose, controls my shiny forehead and nose. Not sure how much it hydrates since I also use a moisturizer for the face but it doesn't dry my face which some others have. It does recommend that you reapply it as necessary throughout the day. I haven't done this. I don't feel like I have needed to. Maybe as the weather get warmer. The Garnier Miracle Skin Perfector Oil-Free B.B. Cream is really easy to apply and I didn't have to wait long for it to absorb to my skin so I could apply blush and eye shadow fairly quickly. Yes, I used the Garnier BB Cream to cover some mark I had in my eyelid and it didn't bother my eyes in the least. At the beginning of using this BB Cream I noticed a hint of perfume but now I don't notice it at all, it never bothered me so I would be okay with noticing it now. My process: On a clean face I applied a moisturizer because I had some dry spots after being sick for about a week. I let it dry/absorb. I then shook the Garnier Miracle Skin Perfector Oil-Free B.B. Cream a couple of times. Then while the cap still on and facing up I tapped the cap about four times so it doesn't spill all over. It has worked for me. I then poured a little amount into the back of my hand then dapped the sponge and dotted my face. I noticed the sponge absorbed the BB Cream really fast. Using soft circular motions I applied it all over my face and jaw line. It went on smooth but I felt like some of it got wasted on the sponge. I think from now on I will continue to use my fingertips. It was my first time using this type of sponge so maybe I still need to get used to it. What you need to know is that the consistency is a little runny but I didn't experienced any spills not even the first time I opened it. It runs for retail price of $12.99 and there are coupons you can use in many retail stores. The bottle is only 2 FL Oz. but you don't need much to cover up the face. It comes in Light/Medium, Medium/Deep, and Deep and recommended for Combination to Oily skin. I have recommended the Garnier Miracle Skin Perfector Oil-Free B.B. Cream to family and friends. *Pictures taken about 4+ hours apart and right before taking off the BB Cream getting reading for bed*
So, it's the final day, and I've been using my Garnier BB cream faithfully since I received it. I have to admit, I haven't joined the bb/cc bandwagon, and was happy with a moisturizer then powder foundation, which worked well for my skin, even if powder ended up all over my sink/clothes/floor. I wear minimal makeup, but do have somewhat blotchy combination skin and a very shiny nose, so do have to wear foundation every day. So,the great benefits are: 1. it's ridiculously easy to apply - nice liquidy consistency that blends easily 2. a little goes a long way 3. it works really well with my skin tone. I got the medium to deep, and I have darker, asian skin, and once I'd worked out how much to use, I liked the result 4. when it says combination to oily skin, it means it and doesn't do weird things to your skin in the less-oily places.(I did actually try a very expensive tarte bb cream that was really, really dry and made me look like bits of my skin were falling off) 5.it's not ridiculously expensive And with that, I love it. It is my go-to for the "get ready in seconds" type of makeup life that I lead. However: 1. See point 3 above. There is no way of telling how much to use, and it is very liquidy, hence you need only a a tiny bit. Otherwise the color just doesn't work and you look like you've caked a bad beige color on your face. 2. Did I mention my nose? Shiny nose. And while it does minimize the shine, it's still there unless you want to give your nose the above caking treatment and make it look like it's not part of the rest of your face. So I still have to use the powder foundation. Which is fine. Except that still makes everything a two-step process. So, in reality, it's absolutely the best product I've used so far, but shine issues are still there (the big pore problems too). My version of "minimize" seems not to coincide with anybody else in the cosmetic industry as I'd like it closer to "disappear" instead of "make slightly better."
When I was offered the opportunity to try Garnier Oil-Free BB Cream, through Bzz Agent, I was curious but skeptical. After all, I have oily skin, and as those of you with oily skin know, anything that even comes close to keeping the oil at bay causes more breakouts and irritation than I want to deal with. Besides, I've had problems with other Garnier products causing large breakouts in the past. But my curiosity about the new formula with Perlite in it got the better of me - and I am glad it did! When I first applied Garnier Oil-Free BB cream, I immediately noticed the mattifying effect, and was pleased. I was even more pleased to still have matte-looking skin hours later. The only other time that has come close to happening for me was when I used the combination of a serious primer and a serious foundation - and then I paid for it afterward. So the Garnier already had me intrigued, and it was just a matter of waiting to see how my skin reacted. And it didn't. Not a single makeup-induced blemish in sight. Frankly, I was shocked. My initial results were so pleasing, that I decided to take this cream as my only "foundation" on a week long business trip just a few days after I first tried the product. And I was very pleased with the results - a professional, light makeup that evened my skin tone and wore all day without broadcasting "I'm wearing makeup!" That's the look I prefer in makeup - if you prefer a heavier foundation, then a BB cream probably isn't for you in the first place. I did still have to use concealer on any blemishes I had, but that wasn't surprising, as that's necessary even with heavy foundations. And on the muggiest days, I find that the finish doesn't stay quite as matte. But it is still much more matte than anything else I have ever tried. The only real negative I found was with the bottle. For some reason, if you stand it right side up, which has the tip pointing down, some of the cream leaks out and onto the bottle threads. It's not a lot, and it's definitely not a huge deal, but it's one of those annoying things that makes the bottle a little messy and results in a small amount of wasted product. To get around it, I try to store the bottle upside down (although this is impossible to do while traveling). The biggest compliment I can give to Garnier Oil-Free BB Cream is a compliment I received myself. While wearing it, I had my first haircut with a new stylist. As she was cutting my hair, she commented on how perfect my perfection was, and then said "and you're not even wearing any makeup!" Now that is the result I'm going for!
I waited as long as possible before reviewing my Garnier BB Cream, because all too often I try new skin products that work great for a few days, and then leave my skin ravaged (huge pores, oily T-zone, dried out cheeks - ick!) a week later. The Garnier BB Cream campaign happened to coincide with finals for me - an ultimate test of a foundation/skin care product, as my stress tends to manifest in my face. As I thought, the first time I put on the Garnier BB Cream, it was amazing! Melted right over my skin, erasing redness and blemishes, and drying to a beautiful matte finish. It lasted all day - I was impressed. Three days later, one week later, and even now, the BB cream works wonders! Not only is my skin more radiant after I apply my Garnier BB Cream, but it seems to be clearing up beautifully - no more oily T-zone and combination dry outer zones. All during finals, and amid incredibly high stress levels! I have to say, I'm remarkably impressed. A few other notes, now that I can officially say that I LOVE my Garnier BB cream: A little goes a long way! I am continually surprised at how little product I need to cover my face, especially when I used to have to slather on much more expensive "quality designer" products. The color blends brilliantly. I have the medium light cream, and though my skin has gotten a little darker now that the weather is warming up and it sees more sun, the color of the cream still blends in with my skin tone beautifully. Lasts all day! I carry small samples of my previous foundation in my purse, with a little sponge for emergency touch ups. In the time that I have been using the Garnier BB Cream, I have not once had to do a touch up. (I average about a 16 hour day before getting home too!) Good by department store, MAC, Sephora, and whatever other products people keep recommending to me. I love my stress free skin, and I love my Garnier BB Cream. And ladies, I promise you will too.
Here's what I liked about Garnier's B.B. Cream: 1). The coverage is light and doesn't make me look like i was wearing an inch of makeup 2). This product goes on smooth and evenly. I always use a foundation brush to even out my makeup application but this cream went on quick and easy which is key when I'm trying to get myself and two little girls ready in the mornings. 3). It's oil free and I didn't get any breakouts while using the product. That's a huge win in my book! 4). After applying in the morning it left me a nice matte finish. I still applied a powder on top but I wish the matte finish lasted throughout the day. It probably has to do more with my skin and less about the product. I'd say maybe there a few cons to this product: 1). For me it didn't seem to control my oil and shine throughout the day. By the end of the day I looked as oily as I do when I use other products 2). If you're looking to cover up a big blemish, let's say a red pimple...you'll still need some concealer since the coverage is pretty light. 3). My pores seemed to be the same size when I started using the product as when the BzzCampaign ended...not huge but definitely noticeable.
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"Owl Masquerade" was one of the prompts at last weekend's Sketch Fest #32. The original graphite sketch was lined over in sepia colored pencil before coloring in watercolor. This is the finished version. Vellum (140 lb.) 5" x 7". I've done a masked lady with a barn owl before. I love all kinds of owls, but am particularly fond of barn owls with their mask-like faces. My scanner sees shades of brown relatively well, so this was not as frustrating to adjust as some of my other pieces.
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This is lovely! Awesome colors!
Didn't I see her at Jareth's ball? Lol.
great work!
I can't imagine how someone could be so talented. It's unreal
Again, beautiful work! I love the soft yet detailed colors~~
Gorgeous work, Mitzi
I'm in love with your traditional pieces! They're juste so beautiful
Thank you so much. I'm delighted to hear you say that. It's been years since I touched watercolor... It's wonderful to get back into it.
I love the owl! This is really good~
This is so beautiful! Very good composition!
Really nice! And the salt effect on the background is a particular that catch always my attention, expecially because I can't do it ^_^
Thank you. ^^ Got lucky this time - I was happy with the salt effect. I've had failed attempts on other projects where my timing was off and salt didn't do anything or made tiny dots instead of flowers.
so gorgeous. love the owl!
Like always Aru-san, this is lovely. Has a very elegant shade to it, and I love the owl <3
Thank you, Vera-chan. ^^ I like working in sepia tones. And I can't seem to stop drawing/painting owls lately. XD
Omg...amazing *_*
Very regal indeed..
Very pretty! She has a particular look, an unfamiliar beauty, I love it!
Wow! Stunning work!
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For months, people have encountered this sight along roads nationwide, leaving those not in the know curious or confused.
In Los Angeles, you might've caught it heading toward Los Angeles International Airport on Century Boulevard. Is it unfinished? Some Halloween prank?
Turn to a kid, and no doubt, you'll get filled in: It's the logo for Snapchat, the smartphone app that teens and young adults use to share millions of photos and videos each day.
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I remember being really impressed by Pickwick back when the band specialized in hushed, ambient folk songs. That was well over a year ago. Since then, the band's been trying on a lot of different styles for size and appear to have settled on warm, soulful pop. To further cement the band's newfound appreciation for -- and inclusion of -- soul music, Pickwick plans to release a series of five 7" singles in an homage to Motown: Myths, Vol. 1 is the first in that series.
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Inquisitio: How French TV can suck at History
I am unsure on wether or not this is the right place to post this. If it isn't, please move this thread to the right section.
This Wednesday, France2, one of the main TV Channels of France, is going to start the diffusion of an eight epiosde saga called Inquisitio. And according to what I read from an article in Le Figaro Magazine (a magazine derived from the newspaper Le Figaro) and what I saw from the teasers announcing the diffusion of the series, the setting doesn't make sense and the series is full of clichés and misconsceptions.
According to the summary of Le Figaro Magazine, the story takes place in 1370, as the West is divided by the Great Schism between Avignon and Rome. The Black Death is decimating the population of the town of Carpentras. The Grand Inquisitor named by the Avignon Pope sees the Plague as a punishment from God and sets out on a Campaign to fight sin and heresy. In this, he is opposed by a Jewish Doctor, who wants to treat the plague to eradicate it. Both, however, will also find themselves entangled in a plot set up by the Roman Pope to eliminate his rival in Avignon. To not see all the clichés in that summary, one has to be blind.
According to what is said, there are many scenes of torture and rape, a scene where one sees Pope Clement VII (the Avignon Pope) in his bath with nude young maidens and another scene where supporters of Urban VI (the Roman Pope) inoculate the Plague on people living in Carpentras, as per orders of Catherine of Sienna. The latter scene is a complete fail at history: I don't think inoculation existed in the XIVth Century for one (I may be wrong on this, but I think it came later) and even if it did, it wasn't the first thing that would have crossed someone's mind (notably because of the dangers of the Plague), not to mention it totally doesn't match the character of St. Catherine of Sienna. As for the scenes of rape and torture linked to Inquistion, they remind me more of the Spanish Inquisition which only existed in Spain and came out one century later...
The worse part, in my eyes, is that the diffusion of that saga is pure intellectual dishonnesty. I, as someone who studies History, can see all the mistakes and errors in such a series. But some people, who do not have my historical culture, will see it as a truth as it will be realized on a main TV Channel, one of the most watched and one of the most serious.
"French TV suck" would have been enough, you know.
I don't remember ONE program worth of mention on both private and technically public channels. Kind of sad when it comes to mind that their predecessors made "La Caméra explore le Temps" or "Les Rois Maudits". There weren't perfect of course, but...(Hell, even "Once upon a time....Man" was fucking better than that, and it was really bad sometimes)
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" As for the scenes of rape and torture linked to Inquistion, they remind me more of the Spanish Inquisition which only existed in Spain and came out one century later..."
Rape as a widespread way of Spanish Inquisition? That's new. I tought this perished with the last victorian dark dungeon books.
There's my two cents on it : My guess France 2 tries to make a "Borgia" show with the pretext of documentary to catch audiance.
No doubt they would make a Spartacus documentary with rape, blood and others with the pretext of "education". Thanks the Gods of all galaxies that had a relative existance, it's no more used (this kind of shows) in normal education.
I'm not sure it would have an impact on population :
For the impact, it would be soon forgotten. Maybe it could be even the occasion for some historians to react (that's the good part of having mediatic people, they can find a way to be listened REALLY quickly).
Maybe I'm wrong, but people tend to not really eat blindly this sort of things, and try (as long they have the possibility) to search other sources.
Someone from Paris IUT wrote something on it (Middle Ages and popular search of information)...I don't remember the name though.
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One thing they manage to do well are shows for kids. Both series and documentaries (like C'est Pas Sorciers) are of high quality.
I can't, really honestly, find ONE worth of mention programmation outside that. I don't watch many tv-made programmation (mainly except ARTE original programs).
But, I maybe wrong (I don't watch TV that much) so if you have in mind one or two good shows...
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That reminds me - The Borgias might be one of the worst "historical" things on premium channel TV. I thought I'd watch because Jeremy Irons is a good actor, and lets face it, it's the Borgias. How can you screw it up? Man alive, this is not the thread or day to discuss that. But they me made not even be able to hate-watch it. There's an episode where a stable boy rides a stallion in the rain with too-stupid-to-live Lucrezia Borgia in like a five minute scene that even George Lucas would point out has bad dialogue. Terrible. So, so, terrible.
But back to historical shows in general. It's always fun how dumb they are in things that require no research. The good character must always be an anachronism with 21st century humanist ideals. I don't care who you are, you are not seriously going to believe that people four hundred years ago were accepting of the things that we believe today when we accept things that nobody thought was "normal" forty years ago. Nobody needs to crack open a dusty tome and spend hours looking that up to reach that conclusion.
And as for the villains. Every single of these bad shows always have a bad guy that is cartoonishly evil and pointlessly cruel. Yes, there are people like that and etc., but... Take this shit show you're describing. Inquisition. Okay, they did a lot of terrible things. But they weren't sitting around twirling mustaches and hoping to torture little children because they were cartoonishly evil. They had an intention to centralize power in the hands of - insert name/organization here. So how hard is it to give them motivation and not just make them all deviants? Not asking for three-dimensional characters on a TV show designed to make people not think about their shitty daily lives for an hour or two. Just asking them to make these character make a little bit of sense.
As for the body of the message, yeah, we Euros like to mock American shows for their fails in research but our stations will put us to shame everytime they get the chance, apparently. I say this as the airing of Hispania has just finished on this side of the Pyrenees - it was supposed to be a show set in Lusitania during the Roman conquest, but its inaccuracies would rival those in Xena: Warrior Princess. That is all.
No seriously, Medieval Inquisition and renaissance/modern spanish inquisition are quite different : the fact the spanish inquisition was de facto ruled by the crown of Spain rather than pope for instance.
Our two weapons are stupidity and audimat and ruthless percpetion of people are gore and sexual addicts
THREE Weapons are suptidity, cult of audimat, thinking people are as retarded as we are, and trying to copy other more sucessful shows
Four...Among our weaponry...
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I'm guessing they want to jump on the HBO-type period sex and violence bandwagon (a la "The Tudors", "Rome" and sort-of "Game of Thrones") and don't care too much about whether it's actually grounded in reality or not.
The use of torture was also very codified as the Inquisition was very procedural in Medieval Times. In fact, the Inquisition could be seen as some sort of Ecclesiastical Police force, especially if you consider its name is derived from the latin word that gave birth to the word "inquiry" and its variations. It thus had to obey a stircly codified procedure that even gave the accused the right to present witnesses that could prove his innocence. And the primary objective was to save souls from Hell, not to send thousands of non-Catholics burning at the stake as people often tend to believe. If you admitted heresy, you could be forgiven if you were to reject your heretical beliefs and could be punished simply by being asked to do something that would repair your mistake. Only those who were relapse (fell back into Heresy) or that refused to reject Heresy were burned at the stake.
Now, why the pope gave the inquisition lead to religious groups that were on the edge of being considered heretic-friendly? Because these guys managed to have the confidance of population and were actually appreciated.
Because of the formation of local inquisitions in conflict with traditional structures (bishopries by exemple) you don't have ONE Inquisition ruled by the cruel Antichrist, but a lot of little inquisitions with their own view and not really cooperating.
Not talking of course of the conflicts between Pope and inquisitors themselves that wanted an independence from him.
The number of people executed by fire is relativly low compared to the great slaughters that are due to armies (like in Besièrs were crusaders didn't bothered too much to distinguish local mainly catholics from the 6 or 8 cathars in the city).
The goal of Inquisitors was to reform the person, to reconvert him. The execution was seen as a defeat as they failed to turn him again to orthodoxy.
And they were considered as particularly pointillous in their search : the guy that disnounced a rival falsely had generally some issues. Especially in a south gained to roman law, the procedure was quite regular. (The same roman law that made the use of torture possible, while it was rejected before).
About the torture, it's considered it represent 10% of the cases, against the crushing majority for secular tribunals in the Middle Ages. Because torture is unefficient (anybody would say anything after a seance) and because it's BAD.
For the verdicts : crushing majority of religious condamnation (prayers, pilgrimages, ask sorry in front of churches.
Relativly current is the emprisonment, divided in "large prison" (house arrest) or "straight prison" (actual prison). Exceptionally too the "real straight prison" who was a little cell.
Finally, the death penalties whom a large proportion were commutated (it can represent up to 90% of cases).
Now, of course, it's not well and good to emprison people because of their religion, let alone execute them. But medieval set of mind is different of ours and what we found, with reason, being arbitrary, horrible and bad was seen differently :
At this era, many many things were seen trough the "common good". The individual was understood as part of its social group that was built of 1)right and duties 2)relation to other groups 3)language 4)religion.
What catharism said?
Oaths are blasphematories (while it was the base of feudal society), Rome doesn't bring salvation (attempt to religion as organised feature), Refuse of the material world and its continuation (as oppsed to the material world as wanted by God and need of its preservation).
For a medieval mind (and that explain catharism never really expanded in population in S-W France except some precise places) it was a full attack on society, and that given for them the right and the duty to the institutions to react.
The whole praising of individual right, freedom, came from the rise of bourgeoisie in the XV/XVI and our conception is directly issued from it. So being anachronistic about it seems weird (I don't mean that you can't have a character in advance on his time on an historical fiction, History proven it existed and, besides, it would certainly help to the identification from spectator).
The jews of the region, or "Pope's Jews" were quite protected, especially by Clement VI during the Black Death with a threat of immediate excommunication for the first yahoo who would touch them, while criticism the flagellants and asking for autopsies on corpses to find the origin of the disease.
And that is a point many people fail to realise. The Spanish Inquisition was to ensure you would have a Catholic Spain as per will of its monarchs (who weren't called the Catholic Kings for nothing).
The Spanish Inquisition was generally comparable to medieval one in the first part of its exercice though, but the apparition in Spain of a real antisemitism based on bloodline and racial appartenance (at the contrary of antijudaism, that focus on religion) made a difference.
Even converted, you was suspected to be a crypto-Jew. Admittedly, for many situations it was the cases, crypto-jews were found as far than New Spain.
Moriscos is another issue, they were indeed hostile to spanish kings from the beggining. It's not doubtful they can be used by african pirates as auxiliaries, and that they were a big resistance against the action of state. It's at half way between the medieval mentality where religion is one of the basements of society and modern era where "one religion, one prince" was the ruling principe.
Not that it's a justification, but the whole history isn't "Evil guys against Good guys". More, as usual, grey and grey.
And for the portrayal of bloodlusting Inquisition, just let's take the exemple of witch burning.
The lowest rate of execution is found in Spain and Portugal, when the highest are found in Germany where the spanish inquisition would have trouble to have a power of whatever kind.
The main reproch against the Spanish Inquisition was they weren't different of another tribunal or court in his procedures or executions. They should have been different in the name of something that praise love and forgivness.
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Jack of Blades by Torvald2000Watch
©2011-2016 Torvald2000
The most bad ass and awesome video game villain in my opinion, Jack of Blades. I honestly don't know why i never drew him up until now though lol. Enjoy.
Jack of Blades does not belong to me.
also, first drawing in 2011 for me
Jack of Blades does not belong to me.
also, first drawing in 2011 for me
If it's cool I'm going to make pixel art from this and credit you for the original
I didn't get a response but I did it anyways and am linking it to your page.
Yeah sorry about that, I haven't really been on DeviantART too much recently. I saw it and it looks good, it means a lot that you made something because you liked mine.
he's my fave villain out of all the games i've played he's the coolest
So cool.
Haha! I totally agree with you! I LOOOOVE Jack of Blades. Totally awesome. My favorite game ;3
incredible, great work
Ahhh, Jack. The only time the Fable series has ever had a truly menacing, intimidating villan, as opposed to a fancy, dandy man in a wig, and a fancy dandy man with a crown.
On a side note this is a great piece. good job capturing the evil countenance of this monster.
On a side note this is a great piece. good job capturing the evil countenance of this monster.
Love Jack! Way better than the old ninny Lucien and Logan. Great job!
I think this is the best jack of blades ever its totally kickass dude
Gorgeous piece!
One of my favourite villains definitely, Nice work.
It's sad Jack got so little screen time. There is something so misteriously evil about him.
Best, I'm my opinion, drawing of Jack I've ever seen. You've done ol' Jack justice, Torvald.
does anyone think they'll bring him back as a villain in future fables? I think he looks badass and I haven't even played the first fable -_-...ik ik, I should...but I haven't.
The first Fable was the only good Fable unfortunately. I played all three and the two others are just bad.
I got to admit although I liked 2 and 3, mainly cuz I like open world games, I thought the bosses sucked. I definitely need to buy the 1st game.Some people say they will bring him back in the upcoming fable games...but it could just be a rumor.
I just hope they'd bring back the old way of leveling up skills and such. And armor actually having defense, that was nice too lol.
yeah on fable 3, the fighting to me was really boring. And while playing fable 2 and 3, I thought them not having armor and just clothes was weird and a insane lol~
I don't know if they can save it at this point though lol. I really wish they could, but I've lost all faith.
Playing Fable 2 through thoroughly made me really enjoy it. Yeah, it's a bit different from the first, amazing game, but it still has things going for it that the old one doesn't. It has plenty of things to explore and find, an advanced morphing system for your char, a decent story and fairly enjoyable, though laid back combat. It's world is also larger than the first games.
But yes, the original Fable is the best one, definitely.
Fable 3 was pretty much only good for one go. And barely that.
But yes, the original Fable is the best one, definitely.
Fable 3 was pretty much only good for one go. And barely that.
just.. awesome!
The best of the Fable villains. The two antagonists from Fable II and Fable II just didn't 'cut it' like Jack did. Get it? 'cut' it? Nevermind me, I shouldn't be let out of my cell.
Lovely work here, I'm in love with that mask!
Lovely work here, I'm in love with that mask!
I agree, the boss in two would have been a lot better if there was... ya know, a boss fight. Thanks for the comment .
Best villain of Fable by far. Best *game* of Fable.
I scroll through friends of my friends on facebook, and I see one has Jack of Blades as their cover picture, and I'm like, "You...you I like." :3
I scroll through friends of my friends on facebook, and I see one has Jack of Blades as their cover picture, and I'm like, "You...you I like." :3
Probably the best Fable Character.
Well executed drawing man.
Well executed drawing man.
is it me or does jack of blades seem to be one of best uknown villain ever
It's sad but true. The best still though.
wow. a nice piece. loving the detail you put into this. especially his eyes.
love it! i'm about to make his mask for a Ceramics project at school. And i really love this artwork, I personally can't paint on a computer to save my life.
*going to finish Fable*
"Cool, one more fight with Jack of Blades..."
"Cool, one more fight with Jack of Blades..."
AWESOME ARTWORK DUDE!! can i redraw this for my school project? i would be glad if you say yes


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John L USA
Absolutely a beautiful island.
Donna H Australia
Loved the trip it was amazing. Only comment I would make is, the dolphin feeding was at 6.30pm and our trip booked was returning at 4pm so we had to pay extra and change the time we can back. This was definitely the highlight off our trip, the dolphins were amazing. Maybe you should offer the two trips so people have a choice.
Was an awesome day. Beautiful place.
What a beautiful Island where you can relax to the sound of the ocean, or pack in an activity filled day of snorkeling, sand boarding and all the water sports you can get. The dolphins are magical and I had the pleasure of a wild dolphin coming a meter from me whilst I was swimming in the afternoon!
My only reservation was that the dolphin feeding was too busy. The resort itself needs to limit numbers of people feeding in one evening so you get a true experience.
Amazing nnice and excellent
wonderful tour, i just felt pressed for time as i couldn't really fit in any excess tours etc. the tobogganing is something everyone should try sometime in live. the dolphin feeding really only involves feeding your dolphin 1 fish. still a fantastic experience in my opinion. my dolphin was a bit naughty (just like me ;-)) i would recommend this to everyone :)
Very nice trip and organization. The desert safari and sand surfing was great ! A bit long to wait until dolphin feeding, and cold but nice experience too. Just would have liked to have time to change clothes before going back to the boat and bus.
relax and wonderful
My husband and I were very impressed bu not only the natural beauty and all of the activties on offer, but also the customer service we encountered. We had a fantastic time on our ATV tour which matched our skill level (being comfotable on motorbikes) and would highly recommend it.
I had a lot of fun at Tangalooma Resort and wished we could have spent a few nights there. There was so much we could do in between the sand tobaganning and dolphin feeding we added in snorkeling the ship wrecks. Be aware, the sand toboganning was fun and I'm glad I did it, but was VERY SCARY at the time! You also won't need a facial or skin exfoliation treatment before going, you'll get one as part of the adventure so wear appropriate clothing for the ride down! Sand gets EVERYWHERE!
luizhmk Brazil
Tangalooma resort is a very beautifull place, with so many activities options or only to relax on the beach. What I didn't like so much is that take so much time to make the procedures for check in (first on visitor centre, wait for bus, go to warth, check-in on cruiser 1 hour before departure...).
Tangalooma is beautiful with its clear sea and white sandy beach. The ride over on the ferry was great and we saw some whales and dolphins too. The activities are well arranged so you know exactly what you're doing and at what time. If you want free time on the island then this trip doesn't really allow for that. I did the dolphin feeding. Remember the dolphins are wild, so no touching and it may not be quite what you imagine. You do get close and the dolphin takes the food from your hand. If you don't want to pay for the dolphin feeding you can still get great views of them all from the jetty. The only let down for me was the sand boarding. I would rather have spent some more free time on the beach.
actually only transfer and entry to the island is provided, your only time in the island
It was nice day trip however you have to book ur accommodation if you would like to do the dolphin feeding! Also food and drink is really expensive there so you need to bring your own food!!
Not a bad day out but the resort really isn't all that special. The beach is gorgeous but choices for food are very limited. I didn't stick around for the dolphin feeding so I can't comment on that.
Sheila H United Kingdom
Beautiful island, getting there on the ferry is part of the fun. Loads to do at the resort including the exciting sand tobogganing. Unfortunately when we were there it was too rough to go into the sea and feed the dolphins. They still arrived but we had to feed them from the jetty. Return ferry delayed due to bad weather and a very rough crossing back. This was apparently very unusual and only this stopped a highly recommended rating!
John Freddy S Indonesia
Funtastic, the island is well developed for fun and relaxation, should have stayed overnight. The boat is well maintained and the captain is quite helpful with infos for first time travellers to this island. F&B service is fine.
Daniela V Germany
Wonderful island!
FU K Hong Kong
A good place for relaxation and enjoyment.
Seana C Australia
This was an excellent trip! The island is an amazing place. The only bad point was that there wasn't enough time there. I was picked up at 7.30AM and returned at about 6.30PM, but spent only 4.5 hours on the island. Well worth it though. The best thing to do in Brisbane!
Juliet J Australia
A pleaseant day out. Unfortunately the weather was overcast and rainy. However, we had a little time lazing on the beach. Just went out for the day trip , not interested in the sporty side.
Hi all,well it a good day out but unfortunate for us we had really bad weather
so were unable too walk in the sea and feed the Dolphins and had too feed
them from the jetty,the staff were excellent,with better weather this would
a great day out for every one :-)
The Island it self is amazing and everything is fantastic (Worth the money to go there for a day or more), but be aware of that if you book this trip you will only have 3 hours on the island if you are not feeding the dolphins, which means that you only have time to do one or two water-activity and not seeing the whole island. The sail trip out to the Island takes 1½ hour.. But it was an amazing island and a it is paradise!
The dolphins were amazing - definitely turned on the highlights - only wish it was for longer.There rest of the package was disappointing i.e.the buffet lunch and the sand tabogganing. The lunch buffet was very poor quality - nothing tasty, steak was overcooked, even the fried rice was tasteless. This is a island resort - you would expect some seafood - nope - this is downright normal takeaway corner shop food in unlimited quantity & tasteless. As for the sand tabogganning - don't expect proper tabagonning board which you can sit on, this is some makeshift board which is not easy to pull up with your arms and still keep your knees up all the way down the slope and if you don't, you will experience turbulent sandstorm all around you. You basically need very strong arms and legs and - bring your goggles!!
Matthew V Australia
The boat was kept waiting for a half an hour in the morning for 4 passengers. Since we were only going to have 6 hours on the island, this was a significant delay for a large number of people, for the convenience of so few. I would recommend a maximum delay of 10 minutes for late passengers. It is the responsibility of the passenger to get there on time, not for everyone else to loose holiday time waiting for them.


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The vital role played by Polish exiles during the Battle of Britain, who represented one in eight Allied pilots and whose 303 Squadron boasted the best hit rate against the Luftwaffe, is today common knowledge. As is the role Polish forces played in breaking the siege of Monte Cassino, and the daring raid on Dieppe in 1942. A lesser known Polish contribution towards the Allied victory in 1945, but equally significant, is the battle that took place inside the minds of Poland's finest academics to crack the German Enigma code.
It all began in Poznań, namely in the mathematics class of the university. Ace students Jerzy Różycki, Marian Rejewski and Henryk Zygalski came to the attention of Polish intelligence services on account of their excellent German skills and sharp mathematical minds. Recruited to attend cryptology courses in Warsaw alongside 17 other Poznań University alumni, the three were set to work in 1932 on cracking German ciphers.
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More calamity followed: the pair were arrested by Spanish police and imprisoned, only freed the following year after intervention by the Red Cross. Seeking sanctuary in England they were employed in Boxmoor cracking simple SS codes.
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After the war Rejewski returned to Poland where he spent the rest of his days under scrutiny from internal security services, and working in a succession of menial jobs. When he published his life story in 1973 he became an unwitting superstar, and his work was finally recognized with a series of honours. He died in 1980, buried in Warsaw's Powązki Cemetery. Zygalski chose to remain in England and spent the post-war years working as a maths teacher. He died in 1978 and is buried in London. Although the trio have since received numerous posthumous awards their role in winning the war remains a little-known fact in the West, a cause not helped by silver screen rubbish like the 2001 movie Enigma. Since 1983 a memorial tablet at Poznań University's Collegium Majus has been in place honouring the three, and in 2006 an obelisk bearing their names was unveiled on ul. Św. Marcin in what was formerly the Maths Department of the uni.


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