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Very usefull product for sensitive skin, I used it after shaving or epilation; moisturize under make-up.. really love it.
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I'm seeing these reviews saying how awful it is TwinLab has added two new ingredients. I buy anything I love in bulk, because I'm afraid they're going to change the ingredients or drop the product. I grabbed my last bottle, purchased 3 years ago, and same ingredients. TwinLab says they removed the parabens, which many don't want, there isn't a consensus on whether parabens are safe. They replaced them with these ingredients, essentially antimicrobial, "3 years ago". They highly are regulated as to percentage allowed in skin care products. I've never had a problem. I love this stuff. Yes, there is warning against 'too much' ethylhexylglycerin in a product, but I still trust TwinLab, and have been using this product for at least 15 years. I never had itching problems as is a mentioned possible side effect.
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A product that my entire family and close friends used for years, and now they changed the ingredients along with the new packaging. The original ingredients started with Pure Aloe Vera gel, and had only 3 more ingredients, including na-pca. The new packaging now lists many more ingredients including phenoxyethanol, which is considered toxic in makeup and skin applications. Well, Unless TwinLab switches back to the original ingredients many people, from my group of family and friends will no longer be using this product. Very sad.
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This helps soothe itching and dry skin
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I have mild eczema around my neck area and this stopped the itching in no time. I also use this as a facial moisturizer.
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FYI, when I retired, the Navy required I attend. TAP class, twice. Once six months before I retired and again a month before I retired. The class included service members separating from the Navy. Never once did they mention five years of medical coverage. Not once. So I can see where the service member may have been in the dark.-thanks Joe
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I wouldn't trust anything this "reporter" says or claims about the military because a) he has already been dishonest once and b) he seems to have an axe to grind.
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Fair enough, and shame on the Navy for the failed communication.
Bronstein should have either verified his ineligibility (really eligibility) or told readers that the guy isn't taking advantage of a benefit that's available.
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#1, When did you retire? The rules might have changed if you retired some time ago. A lot of other veterans have said that it was mentioned to them and/or that they received printed materials that contained the info also. Also, the info is easily available on the Net. I'm not ready to concede this one yet.
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Question, I have heard rumors the shooter was Arab or Iranian of national origin? Anyone confirm that? IF so, this brings back to mind that SSG in Desert Storm who tossed a grenade into his fellow soldiers tent because he was a Muslim.
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Heartburn = head full of hair?
- K'la Marie xo 20.new orleans, louisiana.FTM
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when my friend was pregnant, she had heartburn everyday, and her baby came out bald.
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i keep hearing the same thing but in a few different cases some had severe heartburn and the baby had no hair while others felt fine and the baby had enough hair to actually style after birth. i just think it goes with the anatomy that everything gets squished up...some myths are fun and can be coincidence but i think that's it!
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I don't remember exactly what it is...but I researched this when I was pregnant. Basically there is a hormone present that is responsible for causing hair growth on the baby in your body. That same hormone also loosens up something in your esophagus which is why more heartburn occurs. So....more of that hormone in your body= more hair on baby's head= more heartburn as well! Hope that helps to clarify it a bit. It's not a myth, just a chemical reaction. Some people will just get heartburn because of your stomach being moved up as well.
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn.
I had heartburn throughout the whole pregnancy, and my baby came out with a head full of hair! Might be true for some, and not for others! I dunno. You can see him below, he was born with all that hair!
Elijah Kane
lol i stop believing all the things that old people tell me lol.. with DS i didnt have any heartburt and he came out with alot of hair and long as 9inches lol(in the back ofcourse lol i was carrying low with DS and with this one im carrying up lol my mom and older women kept saying "oh you will have a girl this time" eventhough we know its a boy from US lol umm will it change the sex after im in the labor?? lol im sure not!.and the Craving total different as well ..some said if you got sick alot when you're pregnant, you carried a girl (some said boy lol) my mother & MIL said if you r sick alot during the Pregnancy you will have a girl umm cuz they wanted to have a granddaughter so bad lol and my friends mom said if you're sick alot you carry boy ect hahaha which one is right? for me none cuz i wasnt sick at all with DS and hes A BOY lol with this one i was sick like a dog until 16wks and having another boy lol i think its up to your body if its lack of something will make you sick or if you are got all the prenatals before pregnant might help with MS..or if your body needs sugar than we're craving for sweet..ect.. boy r girl by which sperm enter first lol hair or not hair from family things or we lack of something to cause less hair ect.. oh and some said if you have alot of itching around your tummy must be the baby has alot of hair lol i dont know if its truth but i did get the itch with DS.
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Congressman Mark Udall introduced legislation Friday that would allow hunters to reduce the elk population in Rocky Mountain National Park, which park officials say would violate federal law.
The National Park Service is examining ways to manage the herd, which has grown to about 3,000 elk and has damaged the park's ecosystem - including ruining aspen stands and willows.
The Park Service's final elk plan will be unveiled in June and likely will call for culling the herd with paid sharpshooters, which has angered hunters.
A draft proposal by the Park Service said culling the herd could cost up to $18 million over 20 years and kill between 200 to 700 elk a year.
Udall, D-Eldorado Springs, said Colorado residents who are licensed hunters could do it for less.
"This bill does not declare open season Elmer Fudd-style in Rocky Mountain National Park," Udall said in a statement.
In his comments on the House floor, Udall said his bill would make it clear that existing law does not prohibit sportsmen from managing the park's herd.
Other parks have allowed hunting within their borders, but hunting has been banned in Rocky Mountain National Park for 78 years. A legal analysis by parks officials said allowing hunters would require an act of Congress and a new regulation to be written by the Park Service.
Park officials on Monday could not be reached for comment.
Previously, Park Superintendent Vaughn Baker has said hunting could be problematic to a large number of people who use the park.
"It's not an option for us," Baker told The Denver Post. "We have other concerns. We have to be concerned with visitors."
Colorado Wildlife Commission chairman Jeff Crawford said he hopes Udall's bill eventually allows hunters into the park.
"There are thousands of hunters who would like the opportunity to help with that process and consume the meat that they have taken," he said.
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I believe I enjoyed this book as much the second time around as I did when I first read it five years ago. Eat Pray Love is a yearlong memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert, a recently divorced, emotionally scarred woman in her thirties. She decides she'll spend four months in Rome to learn the language and enjoy the food, four months in India to meditate and pray, and four months in Indonesia to learn to balance her life. Along the way she discovers more about herself, meets unforgettable people, and constantly challenges herself to live life the fullest. It's a very inspiring memoir and I dare you to read this and not start a saving up to go traveling yourself. I have yet to see the movie but I hope it's at least a decent tribute to this awesome book.
The book is awesome. I watched the moovie couple years back abd found it abusively dull, girlish and nonsence.
Now, after reading the book, i find it very attractive, wise and deep. It is still popular reading, but the questions it asks and the answeres it offers is a good and interesting way to start with.
Knjiga me je postenski namucila,prvi dio o Italiji je odlican,onda slijedi mucni dio o molitvama u Indiji sto mi se uopste nije dopalo I na kraju Indonezija I ljubav...nije mi sve to bilo nesto, iako je knjiga razvikana
As a young woman, this book spoke to me. It covered a lot of the personal struggles and passions I have encountered in the last 5-10 years.[return][return]I must admit, I started reading this book a long time ago and then set it down for a couple of years. At first, I was a little annoyed at Gilbert's voice. She seemed to be a little full of herself. Picking the book back up later on, I realized that I, too, had gone through a "selfish" phase, focusing on me, myself, and I, in order to balance out my life and gain the self-confidence I needed. It makes me wonder if most all women need to go through this seemingly "selfish" phase in their lives, especially since women are traditionally the caretakers of the world, making sure that everything and everyone is okay before they check their own pulse. This book is a great reminder that, especially as a woman, one needs to take care of themselves before taking care of others. By taking care of yourself, you'll have more to give to others, so it just makes sense. I'm very glad I picked this book back up and finished it, it's well worth the 4 stars.
Overall I enjoyed the book and thought it might be fascinating to actually attempt taking the time to experience what the author did on her journey. My only complaint was the author is a bit whiny for someone who was paid to take the time away from reality to enjoy each of these countries and cultures.
Gilbert is suffering from shattered confidence. Who hasn't been there? Who hasn't cried on a bathroom floor, sure that our life is over at 32? Gilbert's beauty is that she isn't exceptional; she's just an ordinary gal with a broken heart and gift for writing.
Lacking a ballast of gravitas or grit, the book lists into the realm of magical thinking: nothing Gilbert touches seems to turn out wrong; not a single wish goes unfulfilled. What's missing are the textures and confusion and unfinished business of real life, as if Gilbert were pushing these out of sight so as not to come off as dull or equivocal or downbeat.
This book started out as the movie did, interesting, exciting, and drew me in but the
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Status: Open
Priority: Major
Resolution: Unresolved
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Component/s: Database Core
Recently I started experimenting with batching writes in the DB updater.
For a test of 100 writers of 1Kb documents for e.g., most often the updater collects between 20 and 30 documents to write.
Currently it does a file:write operation for each one. Not only this is slower, but it implies more context switches and stressing the OS/filesystem by allocating few blocks very often (since we use a pure file append write mode). The same can be done in the BTree node writes.
The following branch/patch, is an experiment of batching writes:
In couch_file there's a quick test method that compares the time taken to write X blocks of size Y versus writing a single block of size X * Y.
Eshell V5.8.2 (abort with ^G)
1> Apache CouchDB 1.2.0aa777195-git (LogLevel=info) is starting.
Apache CouchDB has started. Time to relax.
[info] [<0.37.0>] Apache CouchDB has started on http://127.0.0.1:5984/
1> couch_file:test(1000, 30).
multi writes of 30 binaries, each of size 1000 bytes, took 1920us
batch write of 30 binaries, each of size 1000 bytes, took 344us
2> couch_file:test(4000, 30).
multi writes of 30 binaries, each of size 4000 bytes, took 2002us
batch write of 30 binaries, each of size 4000 bytes, took 700us
One order of magnitude less is quite significant I would say.
Lower response times are mostly noticeable when delayed_commits are set to true.
Running a writes only test with this branch gave me:
While with trunk I got:
These tests were done on Linux with ext4 (and OTP R14B01).
However I'm still not 100% sure if this worth applying to trunk.
Any thoughts?
In theory the btree update is fine. I'm not entirely familiar with that part of the db updater code so I can't comment with any authority on that section. I trust that its not any more crazy than just changing enough code to enable multiple writes and what not.
One comment I do have is that I would prefer that the couch_file api is more straight forward. For instance, the btree code has to do its own term_to_binary call when you could just create a couch_file:append_terms/2 method that would do that which would make things a bit more clean in client code.
In a one off comment, I'm still contemplating extending the fd NIF to not break the scheduler which may make some of these sorts of "optimizations" as moot. Depending on the severity of the snowacalypse tomorrow I may have the day off and this sounds like something I might work on.
"One comment I do have is that I would prefer that the couch_file api is more straight forward. For instance, the btree code has to do its own term_to_binary call when you could just create a couch_file:append_terms/2 method that would do that which would make things a bit more clean in client code. "
That was sort of intentional: 1) wanted to do a quick testing; 2) by not having an append_terms_md5 version I avoid doing another map to transform each term into a binary
But no objections to that at all
Didn't I do this work already and not notice any significant gains? I haven't looked to see if maybe you did it differently, but here's a version with an append_terms.
I also have branches and patches where I experimented with other ways of changing this code path. I do like calling term_to_binary before the gen_server:call to couch_file because it should avoid a copy operation, but you have to consider what other path you're slowing down as a result.
If it's not getting too complex for no gain my next thought would be to take the caching code you worked on before and use it to get a write-through cache that we flush asynchronously. The goal would be to let the updater do as much as possible up to the flush of the next commit group while the current one is being written. Something like this?
Hi Randall, no I wasn't aware of you're experiment.
Just quick looking at it, the main difference seems that yours does an extra map/fold to each key tree and then maps each document to the respective summary.
As for the term_to_binary before a gen_server call, I don't think it offers any gain. Do you or anyone knows exactly what is more expensive: converting a term to a binary or copying a term?
And I don't think the complexity of adding a write-through cache is worth it: more code, more one server, and a new bottle neck possibly. For that I would use the delayed_writes option of the Erlang's file module.
But, i might be wrong. Some concrete implementation and benchmarks would definitely change my mind


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Author: Hillerbrand, Hans J
Date published: December 1, 2011
Language: English
Journal code: PCHH
doi:10.1017/S00096407H001375 One Reformationsforschung in Europa und Nordamerika / Reformation Research in Europe and North America: A Historical Assessment. Edited by Anne Jacobson Schutte, Susan C. KarantNunn, and Heinz Schilling. Gütersloh: Gütersloher Verlagshaus, 2009. 390 pp. euro89.00 paper.
Bibliographies are an indicator of the liveliness of scholarship, and they have become even more indispensible in recent years as guides to the ever increasing number of scholarly publications, both monographs and journal articles. Given this staggering production, it has nowadays become more complicated to be conversant with what is going on in a field, which limits, of course, the ability to form opinions and judgments about the state of scholarship and its ftiture prospects. Bibliographies are especially helpful when presented as review essays or with annotations.
In tbe field of Reformation studies, the annual literature survey (Literaturbericht) of the Archive for Reformation History - a wonderful illustration for a bibliographie raisonnèe - has been an enormous scholarly tool for historians and theologians working in the field. Accordingly, one welcomes the decision of the German and North American editors of the Archive to celebrate the centennial of the journal with a comprehensive bibliography of scholarship on the Reformation during the past generation, thereby offering at once a salient inventory of the state of the field. The result is a volume of almost 400 pages, an even quantitatively impressive length that will inevitably trigger the response that scholarship on the Reformation î's, indeed, alive and well, perhaps more so than at any time in the past - this present reviewer's concerns, voiced in an essay in this journal several years ago, notwithstanding.
With the exception of three topical essays (on Catholicism, gender, and theology), the essays in the volume attempt to cover the field of Reformation studies along geographic lines. Each essay surveys Reformation scholarship in a particular country during the last half-century. Not surprisingly, therefore, we have a long list of essays on European countries, some, such as the Czech and Slovak republics, not ordinarily considered citadels of Reformation scholarship. Nonetheless, this conceptualization enhances the awareness of the often overlooked international richness of Reformation scholarship, assuredly a most welcome feature of the book under review. Gone are the days when scholarship on the Reformation was viewed as nothing but a trip up and down the Rhine. There are some inexplicable modifications of this geographic conceptualization, such as the inclusion of the dynamic (and controversial) Finnish Reformation scholarship in the essay on Scandinavia. Also, both the Netherlands and France are covered in two essays each for reasons not altogether clear (at least to this reviewer). The eighteen authors are a mixture of distinguished scholars in the field (Thomas Kaufmann, Tom Brady, David Loades, Silvana Seidel Mancha, and others) and younger scholars.
As is inevitable in massive undertakings of this sort, the quality of the individual contributions differs. Conceptually, not all essays rise to the level of the essays by Tom Brady and Thomas Kaufmann. Brady, the dean of American Reformation historians, focuses on the bibliographic vision of the Reformation as social history. He does so with the insight and expertise we have come to expect from him, but - no matter how insightful - there is a downside to this well-informed essay. What might be called "church-historical" and theological studies tend to be absent; the impressive work of Randall Zachman, Ronald Rittgers, Amy Bnrnett, Carlos Eire, or Richard Muller, to name but a few scholars, is not given the centrality their work deserves. One is left with the impression that little theological scholarship of note has been published in recent decades. The (topical) essay by Christoph Burger on theological studies tends to confirm this sentiment, for it is far too brief and far too limited to cover the important theological studies of recent decades. Thus, Dorothea Wendebourg's study on the memorial aspect of the Lord's Supper in key reformers, for example, or Thomas Kaufmann's detailed study on the Strassburg theologians and the Lord's Supper, are missing. The essay on Reformation scholarship in French-speaking Switzerland is to a large extent an encomium to the work of Pierre Frankel.
Also, the geographic format of the volume, with each essay focusing on the scholarship in a particular country, means that transnational scholarship on broad phenomena of the Reformation era is not cohesively presented. A good illustration is the treatment of the Anabaptists and other "radicals" of the sixteenth century, which is found in snippets in the essays on American, Swiss, and Dutch scholarship; the vitality of this aspect of Reformation scholarship, especially its revisionist wing, is thereby not captured. Intriguingly, there are no references to the highly important reference works and source collections on the Anabaptist movements that made this scholarship possible (Mennonite Encyclopedia, Bibliography of Anabaptism, Täuferakten, Bibliothecum Dìssìdentìum, and so forth). Similarly, the richness of Catholic scholarship on the sixteenth century does not seem to be fully covered. One notes, for example, the absence of John O'Malley's essay on conceptualizing sixteenth-century Catholicism.
Moreover, the principle of providing annotations is not followed through consistently in the essays. Some put the annotations into the footnote apparatus, while others confine themselves to enumeration of titles. These are regrettable lacunae, which mar, despite the strengths of some of the individual essays, the quality of the volume. A heavier-handed editorial policy might have been helpful (a tricky proposition, to be sure, as authors always insist that they know better than editors). All the same, the basic contours of what has happened in Reformation scholarship in the past generation - the revisionism of the English Reformation and Anabaptist origins; the impact of social history; the fascination with the East German paradigm of the "early bourgeois revolution; the new topics in Luther scholarship, to name but a few - come through loud and clear.
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We don't get along. She won't let me feed her or hold her. She cries from the time she wakes up til the time she goes to bed. She lets my friends male or female hold and feed her. Her and her mom are always fussin'. We had a 4 hour standoff just to get her to take the bottle from me. She will be on the porch waiting on you...LOL.A Spokane resident tipped off a TV station to the ad. Now the cops want prosecutors to charge Edison with attempted child selling, a felony that would add to his already impressive record of convictions, including first-degree robbery, fourth-degree assault and a drug charge.


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Quilters! Finally, I have some quilts to show you. But first a little food.
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A time to be born and a time to...dye. At my place, summer is a good time to dye using the method I like best. The sun-tea method with Kool-Aid and food coloring.
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The Echo Flowers Shawl is finished and in use:
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This week I had my First Ladies Class at Davidene's. We made the Eleanor Roosevelt Block:
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I couldn't keep from casting on the "Echo Flower Shawl."
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I am new to Hairpin Lace. I inherited a hairpin lace tool, bought a book on how to use it and found holding the tool to be somewhat cumbersome. Also, when I released the lace when the 11 inch tool was full, I found that the lace got in my way and it kept twisting around and around and losing its shape. Just as I was about to give up on the whole idea of doing hairpin lace, I though there had to be a better way.
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And a couple of wonderful sights, as well.
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As Peggy Stuart mentioned in her blog today, many of us have signed up for the Tour de Fleece (TdF) over on Ravelry, and are making steady progress toward our spinning goals. The rules are pretty simple, join the group and spin from July 3 - July 25, with two days of rest.
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I'm trying to design an application to hold academic reference information. The problem is that each different type of reference (eg. journal articles, books, newspaper articles etc) requires different information. For example a journal reference requires both a journal title and an article title, and also a page number, whereas a book requires a publisher and a publication date which journal articles do not require.
Therefore, should I have all the references stored in one table in my database and just leave fields blank when they don't apply, or should I have various tables such as BookReferences, JournalReferences, NewspaperReferences and put the appropriate references in each one. The problem then would be that it would make searching through all the references rather more difficult, and also editing would have to be done rather more separately probably.
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The most fascinating of all Sibyls lived in Cumae (now called Cuma), the first Greek colony founded in Italy, located about twenty miles West of Naples in "the volcanic region near Vesuvius, where the whole country is cleft with chasms from which sulphurous flames arise, while the ground is shaken with pent-up vapors, and mysterious sounds issue from the bowels of the earth." 4 The Sibyl who was also known as Amalthaea made her home in a grotto in this tempestuous land -- a grotto that can be visited even today -- and there she would write her prognostications on leaves and spread them at one of the hundred mouths to her cave, allowing them to be picked up and read -- or scattered by the winds to be seen no more, whichever came first, as Virgil tells us in his Aeneid:
Arriv'd at Cumae, when you view the flood
Of black Avernus, and the sounding wood,
The mad prophetic Sibyl you shall find,
Dark in a cave, and on a rock reclin'd.
She sings the fates, and, in her frantic fits,
The notes and names, inscrib'd, to leafs commits.
What she commits to leafs, in order laid,
Before the cavern's entrance are display'd:
Unmov'd they lie; but, if a blast of wind
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And she resumes no more her museful care,
Nor gathers from the rocks her scatter'd verse,
Nor sets in order what the winds disperse.
Thus, many not succeeding, most upbraid
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And with loud curses leave the mystic shade.
In the Aeneid, too, she gives Aeneas a tour of the infernal regions which are entered into in the land she inhabited (this story is the reason for Dante's having chosen Virgil as his guide in "The Divine Comedy"). After this tour of the underworld, they ascend again, and the Sibyl tells the story of how she came to be hundreds of years old. From chapter 25 of Bullfinch's book:
As Aeneas and the Sibyl pursued their way back to earth, he said to her, "Whether thou be a goddess or a mortal beloved by the gods, by me thou shalt always be held in reverence. When I reach the upper air, I will cause a temple to be built to thy honor, and will myself bring offerings."
"I am no goddess," said the Sibyl; "I have no claim to sacrifice or offering. I am mortal; yet if I could have accepted the love of Apollo, I might have been immortal. He promised me the fulfilment of my wish, if I would consent to be his. I took a handful of sand, and holding it forth, said, 'Grant me to see as many birthdays as there are sand-grains in my hand.'
"Unluckily I forgot to ask for enduring youth. This also he would have granted, could I have accepted his love, but offended at my refusal, he allowed me to grow old. My youth and youthful strength fled long ago. I have lived seven hundred years, and to equal the number of the sand-grains, I have still to see three hundred springs and three hundred harvests. My body shrinks up as years increase, and in time, I shall be lost to sight, but my voice will remain, and future ages will respect my sayings."
An ancient woman doomed to live a thousand years, but without youth, shrinking with age each year until nothing is left of her but her voice -- a voice which some say is kept in a jar in the cave, and that others say one can still hear there in her Cumaean grotto.
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Another taxi, another departure
I've just finished watching tonight's episodes and I have to say, I was more upset watching Anna and Eddie split up than I expected. Watching them, watching Gary's upset and Anna's and Eddie's tears, I could feel a suspicious dampness in my eye region myself and was really sorry to see him ride away in the cab. As sad as I was to see Liz go, I wasn't swallowing hard. That's probably because Bev Callard has been absent more than she'd been on screen over the past year or two and her return and leaving storyline was kind of naff really.
Eddie's leaving storyline was also somewhat abbreviated but it made more sense. He only went along with the adoption for Anna's sake, not really expecting it to happen and got backed into a corner when it did. Because Faye was not an easy child to settle in, he found it overwhelming. He had the chance at a fresh start but Anna wouldn't go with him and that was it. She loves him but not enough to marry him, something he's wanted for awhile but only started asking her after it was too late. She's found the courage to be alone where she never had it before.
It's a very sad breakup because you know they both still love each other but want very different things out of life as they approach middle age. As others have said, Steve Huison turned Eddie from a stereotype ignoramus into an ignormamus we all adore, one with layers and a big heart under all that hair and string vest. We'll all miss him here at Blog Towers and wish Steve the best of luck.
Keep in touch with @SteveHuison on Twitter. If you pass him on the street, remember, he looks like this now.
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I admire your indefatigable positivity, but Eddie Windass' departure just showed how wrong Collinson was to get rid of him. His departure was moving because he can act. It is beyond me why he is axed, when the likes of Dev "Mr Plank of Wood" Alahan and Nick "Too Old and Two Expressions" Tilsley remain.
His departure was also absolutely ridiculous. People walk into the minefield of taking on stepchildren for love. Are we seriously meant to believe that Eddy would walk out on a happy relationship, and away from existing son, because he might have to play Dad to one girl for 4 or 5 years?
- 26 April 2011 at 01:26
Got a little lump in my throat reading this blog post! Great episode, great review; Eddie and Steve Huison will be missed,
- 26 April 2011 at 07:40
I totally agree with "Anonymous" above. I think most of us absolutely hated the Windasses when they first arrived (particularly Eddie), but the actors sterling work slowly made people like me warm to him, and the partnership of Eddie and Anna was very special indeed. Yet Dev Alahan, possibly the worst actor in the entire 50 years of the programme goes on and on and on. I was thrilled when Phil Collinson was first announced as the new producer, as he'd done such sterling work on Doctor Who, but now I can't wait for him to leave, as he seems to make one bad decision after another.
- 26 April 2011 at 10:19
- Tvor said...
I know, it's just not fair that someone like Steve Huison is made to leave and we have to suffer the likes of Tracy Barlow.
- 26 April 2011 at 10:53
- Rebecca said...
It won't be the same without him, I love him!
- 26 April 2011 at 11:03
I too think he was great on the show, everyone seems to like him, so why did they get rid of him. He will be missed and it won't be the same without him. Maybe they can have him come back?????
- 26 April 2011 at 14:52
Makes you wonder if Phil Collinson has inhaled too many toxic fumes from all the black cab departures lately, though maybe they are paving the way for Anna to have a relationship with another street resident...Bill? Her and Eddie were never married so no obstacle there. Lame storyline for Eddie's departure and it won't be the same without him. I would have loved the exchanges between him and Sylvie.....sigh. K
- 26 April 2011 at 17:31
- Merseytart said...
Am I the only one who won't miss Eddie? He's been barely used for months. Since he was defanged shortly after arrival - making him get a job and stop scrounging, getting rid of his walking stick, getting rid of his dodgy schemes - he's just been a bit of a slimeball. It's become increasingly unlikely that he and Anna would be together.
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Not sure it will rf in there. The bight (seat crease) is way up high off the seat bottom. That is the cause of most of the compatibility issues because it causes the radian to overrecline. I don't see any reason a ff radian wouldn't work. That cars not all that narrow so I don't think 3 radians is your only option. I think you can get something else for rf seats outboard and just use a ff radian in center. The radian is only 14" wide at the base so when you are alternating directions, that would be the relevant width to use if you're trying to add them up. Things that sit up on a base tend to puzzle well with radians. The size4me might work well for the rf seats but a complete air 65 might fit as well. I think you'll want to go somewhere to try them out before buying.
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Just thought I'd point out that the Radian is also a very long seat. You could run into issues rear facing when putting it behind the driver or passenger seat.
I have 3 Radians in a 2006 Kia Sorento (basically like a car on the inside) - two FF outboard and 1 RF middle. The RF Radian in the middle sticks a few inches past the driver and passenger seats, touching both. If I had put it behind the passenger seat I would have had to bring that seat nearly all the way forward, making it rather uncomfortable for the passenger.
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Maybe you could try Radian in the middle, and 2 Britax outboard? They sit up high so may puzzle well with the Radian.
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posted at 12/25/2009 4:26 PM ESTRandy is being asked why the 2nd half Offense has been so poor compared to the first half. Randy is perplexed. What Randy is not saying, is that the half time adjustments and coaching has been below par. Coaching, play calling has been the #1 Issue with the Pats this year. I Know that Texas Pat disagrees, but i think with our coaches of yester-year, we would have a 12-2 record right now and we would be looking at a bye.
Article is at the Herald....
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posted at 12/25/2009 6:10 PM ESTI am so sick an tired of people blameing Moss, this offense has not found it's nitche yet and it's not his fault. Forget the past, ever since Randy doned a Patriots jersey he has worked his a** off an been verey professional. Hell he just wants to win.
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posted at 12/25/2009 6:18 PM ESTI was not blaming Moss and nor is the Article..... Actually Moss is being VERY diplomatic, considering the ineptitude of the Offensive Coordinator...
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posted at 12/25/2009 7:01 PM ESTThis teams issues stems from injuries. Injuries and players not being on the field so that they can be in sync with one another.I dont know why Meriweather went from pro bowl level play to playing like a above average player which isnt bad but hes making stupid mistakes.Then the fact Brady isnt healthy and it seems the Pats want to run the ball. Hopefully Maroney can keep doing what he has been doing and can control the tempo of the game because if he cant this team is going to be knocked out very fast in the playoffs.
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posted at 12/25/2009 8:07 PM ESTThere are a number of problems with our offense.
1) Play calling - It been predictable and horrifying all year.
2) Brady - He has literally over/under thrown at least 20 easy TD's this year. That's a lot of points to leave on the field. Plus how many drives has he killed by throwing under/over/behind open receivers or receptions to members of the other team.
3) The line - Time to blow this over rated under achieving unit up. Sea Bass is the only one worth keeping. Makins not worth big money.
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posted at 12/25/2009 10:35 PM ESTYou have to keep Mankins. I would rather have the Pats go into the playoffs with this line:Light (LT) Mankins (LG) Koppen (C) Neal (RG) Vollmer (RT)Kaczur, literarily, cost us the Colts game. Maybe he can play guard, but he can't play tackle, anymore.
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posted at 12/26/2009 12:34 PM ESTIs there an actual Metric that measures Offensive Guards? If so I would love to see it and where Makins is located on the list.
Brady has no time to throw because our offensive line is constantly getting blow up. Makins pass blocks.
Maroney apologist are constantly saying our run blocking suxs and that's why he suxs. Makins run blocks.
Plus he leads the team in Penalties. So without hard numbers to backup the hype I'll stick to what I said before - He is not worth big money (a reasonable contract yes).
Re: Randy Moss Interview
posted at 12/26/2009 9:18 PM EST"We come in and make adjustments"
I've completely missed those adjustments. Please point them out to me and explain why they lead to LESS offense in the 2nd half...
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posted at 12/27/2009 4:53 PM ESTRandy Moss would have surpassed Jerry Rice if he had a QB like Montana, Steve Young or Brady to throw to him throughout his NFL career.


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Let's see if we can handle this little lesson in logic: One, America has a rather huge child obesity problem; two, major food corporations constantly pitch ads to children for such stuff as sugar-saturated breakfast cereals and fat-laden "Happy Meals." So, how does fact #2 relate to fact #1? Yes, number two is a cause of number one! It's really not that hard to grasp, is it?
Unless you're a lobbyist for a food manufacturer. Last year, Congress directed four federal agencies to work together on new standards for ads that food giants run on cartoon shows and other TV programs for children. This intervention was necessary, because the industry's own voluntary program to push healthy choices for kids was, at best, loosey-goosey. For example, such sugar bombs as Kellogg's Froot Loops and Frosted Flakes were nutritionally A-OK by industry standards – as was a candy named Yogos, the main ingredient of which is sugar.
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Uh... no sir, not all food advertising, just ads for stuff like... well, Yogos.
However, the screams of the food giants – echoed by their congressional puppets – seem to have spooked the agencies. The final proposal has now been delayed, and regulators have retreated to "tweak" it. Note that the main ingredient in the word tweak is "weak." To help fight for strong nutritional standards that advance our children's health, contact the Center for Science in the Public Interest: www.cspinet.org.
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