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TSA Witch: Leavin' on a BroomstickWritten by Becky Akers
We might argue that all the females feeling us up in airports are witches. But Carole Smith, who tortures passengers in Albany, New York, actually admits that she is.
They are generally referred to as "talking points," but are sometimes called "marching orders." They are instructions members of Congress, or candidates for same, receive from their party's headquarters or its congressional leadership to help them stay "on message." That means not only holding on for dear life and campaign funding to the substance of the message, but also clinging even to specific words and phrases, usually tested in polls and with focus groups. It's enough to make you think "talking points" are what Edgar Bergen gave Charlie McCarthy. Or what Joe Stalin gave Franklin Roosevelt.
Obama's Incoherent Policy in LibyaWritten by Thomas Sowell
You don't just walk up to the local bully and slap him across the face. If you are determined to confront him, then you try to knock the living daylights out of him. Otherwise, you are better off to leave him alone.
Department of InjusticeWritten by Walter Williams
One of the requirements to become a Dayton, Ohio, police officer is to successfully pass the city's two-part written examination. Applicants must correctly answer 57 of 86 questions on the first part (66 percent) and 73 of 102 (72 percent) on the second part. Dayton's Civil Service Board reported that 490 candidates passed the November 2010 written test, 57 of whom were black. About 231 of the roughly 1,100 test takers were black.
Voting With Their FeetWritten by Thomas Sowell
The latest published data from the 2010 census show how people are moving from place to place within the United States. In general, people are voting with their feet against places where the liberal, welfare-state policies favored by the intelligentsia are most deeply entrenched.


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The Gaslight, Main Street: "A Bar for all types" Wellsboro Nightlife Tip by skinnyboy
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The Gaslight is almost four different bars:
1) it's a good lunchtime destination, with sandwiches and appetizers.
2) it's a great happy hour spot for the local business professionals.
3) it's a great live music spot. My old band played ther quite often.
4) it's a dance club. Saturday night is DJ night, and the small dance area is packed with young hotties, both local and from nearby Mansfield University.
Dress Code: Anything goes, from patchouli-wearing hippies to alternative rockers to yuppies. Just bring your thirst for alcohol. (I recommend Yuengling Lager -- from America's oldest brewery)
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Oklahoma State basketball: Why this crazy season might be an argument for Travis Ford instead of against him
SAN DIEGO — Travis Ford glanced up at the scoreboard as the final seconds ticked off it Friday afternoon, puffing his cheeks slightly and raising his eyebrows a bit.
A look of exasperation.
Those are common among Oklahoma State types right now. Losing to Gonzaga on Friday ended OSU's season, Ford's sixth in Stillwater, and during that stretch, the Cowboys have been to the NCAA Tournament four times but have won just one game. Failing to win even one tournament game in a season that started with so much promise will reignite a big question.
Is the program heading in the right direction?
OSU athletic director Mike Holder must decide whether it's time to make a coaching change in the coming days. This season could definitely be used as Exhibit 1 against Ford, but ironically, it could also be used in the argument for him.
Yes, this season fell well short of the Big 12 title and Final Four run that was predicted. It was erratic. It was disappointing. It was frustrating. But like it or not, Travis Ford haters, it was also a triumph for this team to simply make the NCAA Tournament after all the unexpected issues that befell this team.
Michael Cobbins' injury. Stevie Clark's problems. Marcus Smart's suspension.
None of those things were Ford's fault. Oh, some might say Ford recruited Clark or enabled Smart, so those are on him, too. But really, at the start of the season, who would've thought Clark would be arrested on a complaint of "outraging public decency" and Smart would shove a fan at Texas Tech? No one saw those things coming. Can't really pin those on Ford.
Any one of those three issues with Cobbins, Clark and Smart could've crippled the Cowboys. Could've left the season in the tank. Could've kept OSU out of the NCAA Tournament.
"A lot of my mentors and people who I trust in this business kind of said that," Ford said as he stood against a whitewashed cinderblock wall down the hall from the Cowboy locker room Friday afternoon. "What we went through is not easy. Some teams never recover from it. Ever."
When the Cowboys went to Texas the game after Smart was suspended and got drilled by the Longhorns, you could see a season on the brink. But after that night, OSU was never blown out again. It was in every game it played the rest of the season, putting together that four-game spurt after Smart's return and muscling its way into the NCAA Tournament.
"There were so many things that we did as a team that was amongst our family that we were doing to try to keep things together and battle," Ford said. "People were criticizing me."
He shook his head.
"They had no idea what we were doing, no clue what we were doing. I don't always tell of things that we do. I don't get into all that. But we did so many things to try to keep this team together.
"They responded. They kept believing. When it was four losses, five losses, in that locker room we never acted like it. We tried to keep them up, and they just kept responding. They kept looking at us — 'OK. All right.' That part, I'm so proud of them."
Ford's right, you know. We often don't know what goes on behind closed doors, how fragile a team's psyche might be, what buttons a coaching staff might be pushing.
Heck, Ford and Co. were still pushing them Friday against Gonzaga. The Cowboys came out slow. Again. They had foul trouble. Again. Kind of hard to follow an aggressive, attacking game plan with those two issues. But Ford got his guys going.
They were in it to the end.
Listen, I'm not here to defend all of Ford's in-game decisions. Not Friday. Not throughout the season. His shortcomings in that area are well-documented. But I am here to say that Ford needs to get some credit for what he does well. Recruit. Develop. Motivate.
"When I look back, I'm always going to be proud, proud to see the progress I've made in four years," senior Markel Brown said. "Helluva coaching staff. I mean, I love those guys. They did a heckuva job with this ball club, even when we had adversity. They had it also."
Everyone fought through.
"It obviously didn't go as planned; I'll be the first to say that," Ford said. "But that's life. I'm proud of some of the things that we were able to do because it's not easy."
Will the things that these Cowboys did be enough for Ford to keep his job?
It should be, but only time will tell if this season counts for or against Ford.
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It's easy to believe that leggings are more popular than ever for fall. Magazines tout them as a must-have, and stores can't unpack them fast enough. But what's all this talk about a woman in her 50s as well as a college student being able to embrace the look? "There are so many different styles that any age is able to wear them," said Brook Balentine, a buyer for Cayman's Clothiers in Norman. "They're just going to wear them differently." Younger women may choose to pair leopard leggings with a tunic and over-the-knee boots. Women with more life experience or thighs that aren't model-thin will like the look of dark leggings with a knee-length cardigan or dress. Balentine said many leggings can be flattering to your legs, and they look good with ballet flats or any style boots. Yes, even booties. To elongate or make your legs appear thinner, match leggings to the color of your boots. If you're still apprehensive about slipping into something so skin-tight, reach for a thicker style or one that has a bit of compression or control. It will offer more substance and almost looks like a skinny pant or jean, Balentine said. Leggings have been a recurring fashion trend since the 1960s. A few years ago, teens and young women jumped feet first into leggings, and they haven't quit. What's different this season is the step toward leggings with patterns, leatherlike fabrics, zippers, rips, lace, even denim. Basic black or brown still offers the most versatility, but details and patterns add more interest and newness. Consider liquid leggings with a back zipper for a rocker look. Black sequin for the holidays. Animal print just for the fun of it. Keep in mind that some patterns can look juvenile or downright unflattering, so choose carefully. "You're going to get more wear out of leggings with a smaller print, something that's not so bold," said Kristin Brawley, owner of Tres Chic in Northpark Mall. That includes lace, one of the hottest looks for leggings. "Lace leggings are a must-have for this season, but bigger lace designs can make even the skinniest legs look bigger," she said. Along with lace, leggings with sequins or shimmer are expected to add a bit of festive flair to holiday dressing. "I almost consider it a nice evening slack," Brawley said. "But keep it black. With that much flash, it needs to be black." More women are starting to recognize the versatility of leggings, and for those who don't, Brawley is willing to help. "I'm selling leggings to all age ranges, and some of them do need some guidance," she said. "You need to be honest and open with them. For older women, it's a bold statement. ... You really need to let them know what kind of legging they need. Maybe it's a longer legging instead of a cropped legging." A legging feels different, and to some women it may feel as if they're missing something. "You need to show them multiple ways to wear leggings, then allow them to feel it out for themselves," Brawley said. "Leggings are age-appropriate, but sometimes you need to show women ways to be age-appropriate."


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A 'World Turned Upside Down'? U.S. Now a Judicial Target for Defending Lawful Commerce
Byline: John Bolton, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES
The Spanish Inquisition's reawakening and the unchecked rise of piracy off Somalia may not, at first glance, seem to have much in common. In fact, however, these phenomena represent an inversion of historic Western priorities and a decline in our collective resolve and instinct for self-defense.
Sunday's daring rescue of U.S. freighter Capt. Richard Phillips notwithstanding, the West's evident confusion is causing enormously dangerous consequences.
The shared element between excessive Spanish moralism, the contemporary version, and pirates with impunity is the concept of universal jurisdiction and how that concept has been recently transmogrified.
From ancient times, it was legitimate to use military force against hostes humani generis, the enemies of mankind. Now, the high-minded not only reject that perspective, but perceive the real common enemies to be on our side of the barricades.
The Romans understood well that pirates operated beyond any legal order and that due process for pirates consisted in destroying them. Well into the 19th century, when the common enemies concept expanded to cover slave traders, law on the high seas came largely in the form of the British Royal Navy, and later our own. This naval jurisdiction derived from their global reach and their willingness to do civilization's hard work.
Today, however, under the rubric of universal jurisdiction, the Grand Inquisitor, present throughout Europe but especially active in Spain, now targets those he considers far more dangerous than pirates. Hijackers? Suicide bombers? Nuclear proliferators? No, Spanish magistrate Baltasar Garzon is stalking men in dark, pinstriped suits: six American lawyers, former Bush administration officials, who opined on the proper treatment of captured terrorists. Their crime is disagreeing with Judge Garzon's interpretation of international law, which is now apparently an indictable offense in Spain.
Judge Garzon seeks to criminalize opinions, not actions, opinions expressed inside our government, which has a democratic, constitutional heritage far older than Spain's.
Although international law acolytes offer many legal-sounding arguments for allowing publicity-hungry Spanish bureaucrats to translate their personal moral superiority into criminal prosecutions, in fact this is nothing but politics.
Merely in practical terms, Judge Garzon's investigation is bizarre. Spain is far from the purported crime scene (the halls of official Washington); it has no access to key witnesses and documents; and its courts have no more competence to decide international politico-military matters than any other courts - which is to say, not much.
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Update on Las Divinas GroupVictoria is a 37 year-old single mother with one son. She is a hard-working woman who is also responsible for supporting her mother, who she still lives with. She helps with household expenses while her mother helps care for Victoria's son. Victoria sells bedspreads and shoes of various brands by catalog. She says she learned the business six years ago in order to support her son. She also works in a clothing store where she is paid on commission, but says that amounts to very little, which is why she learned the business of bedspread and shoe sales. She says that thanks to God, her sales are doing well. She buys her merchandise from authorized distributors in the area where she works. Victoria says that although she only makes a little selling shoes, it helps, so she has kept with her business.
She is requesting a loan to help her stock some more items for orders she has pending with customers, who she lets pay in installments so that it is not such a burden on them. Viki, as her loved ones call her, says that she really likes working with VisionFund because the repayments are not burdensome, so she has time to get the money together through sales to her customers.
The other group members are named Rosalinda, María Guadalupe, and Dora Elia. They will invest in the purchase of feed for rabbits and turkeys, and to purchase natural beauty products, handmade embroidery pieces, and cosmetics for catalog sales.
Previous Loan DetailsDora Elia is 31 years old and is a native of a community called Macutzio, where her main occupation is cultivating vegetables and growing poinsettias. She is a member of the Las Divinas Communal Bank and says that they gave it that name because when they started the group a very popular serial st... More from Las Divinas Group's previous loan »
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VIENNA, June 1- Venezuelan energy minister Eulogio Del Pino said on Wednesday OPEC has a de facto oil output freeze as its overall production stood steady in the past few months. Del Pino was a key architect of a proposal to freeze oil output earlier this year, but the plan fell apart in April after Saudi Arabia said it would take part only if rival Iran also... » Read More
*Sluggish demand in China, more stimulus unlikely now. LONDON, Oct 23- Copper slid to a six-week low on Tuesday, giving up more gains from its September rally, as a strong dollar, renewed worries over Spain's sovereign debt and a lack of robust demand from China knocked investor risk appetite.
University of Illinois economist Richard Dye says solutions to problems like the state's backlog of bills and the Medicaid squeeze will be mentioned but not recommended. Illinois was among six states examined. Pat Quinn spokesman Abdon Pallasch says the July report highlighted problems the Illinois governor has fixed or proposed solutions for.
SALT LAKE CITY-- A report comparing the current housing market to the situation four years ago says the picture is noticeably bleaker in Utah's Salt Lake County. An analysis by foreclosure tracking firm RealtyTrac notes that Salt Lake County's home prices are down 36 percent and unemployment has doubled since 2008..
*Spanish debt yields rise as Moody's downgrades 5 regions. NEW YORK, Oct 23- The euro plunged versus the yen and hit a one-week low versus the dollar on Tuesday as concerns about a global economic slowdown and a spike in Spain's borrowing costs spurred broad-based risk aversion.
WASHINGTON, Oct 23- Most Americans have scant understanding about their water supply, but they are concerned about it, and believe recycling water gives the United States an advantage over other countries, a survey said on Tuesday.
NEW YORK-- A reality check is coming to Rent the Runway, the online company that allows consumers to borrow _ for a fee _ designer clothes and accessories. It has unveiled a social-shopping platform with 12,000 customer photos to see how styles hang on different shapes. "You haven't seen this diversity of models anywhere else," says Jennifer Hyman, CEO and co-founder.
José Luiz Gandini, the head of Kia in Brazil, told reporters at the Sao Paulo auto show that corporate strategy has given priority to affiliate Hyundai Motor Co for a major investment for a new factory in Brazil.
*Asbury plans to repurchase $25 M- $30 M of stock per year. Oct 23- U.S. auto dealership groups Sonic Automotive Inc and Asbury Automotive Group Inc posted higher third-quarter adjusted earnings as vehicle sales rose and costs stayed about flat.
Cogo Group Inc. said on Tuesday that it has a deal with its chairman and CEO, Jeffrey Kang, to buy some of its subsidiaries for $78 million. Cogo connects semiconductor companies to industrial and technology customers in China.
*Deal positions RBC as a leading auto lender in Canada. TORONTO, Oct 23- Royal Bank of Canada has agreed to buy the Canadian auto finance and deposit arm of Ally Financial Inc in a $4.1 billion deal to expand its vehicle-lending business at a time when loan growth overall is slowing in the country.
The chairman of the powerful House Appropriations and Budget Committee and the secretary of finance both said that while they oppose the idea of set pay increases for all state workers, they are willing to support a performance-pay system.
*Moody's downgrades Spanish regions including Catalonia.
NEW YORK-- It was one of the worst days of the year on Wall Street. The Standard& Poor's 500 index is finishing down 20 points at 1,413. And the Nasdaq composite index fell 26 points to 2,990 _ its first close below 3,000 since Aug. 6. DuPont, 3 M, UPS and Xerox all missed financial analysts' expectations for revenue.
NEW YORK-- Isis Pharmaceuticals Inc. said Tuesday that it will get $1.1 million from Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc. as part of Alnylam's new collaboration with Genzyme.
*OPEC secretary general post comes up in 2013. LONDON/ DUBAI, Oct 23- OPEC remains in a stalemate over selecting its next secretary general, delegates to the producer group said on Tuesday after a two-day meeting, due to rivalry between four member-countries over its top administrative post.
Oct 23- Guinea is the world's top supplier of the aluminium ore bauxite and holds rich deposits of iron ore, gold and diamonds, but political turmoil since independence from France in 1958 has left most of its people in poverty. Guinea secured $2.1 billion in debt relief last month from the World Bank and the IMF Heavily Indebted Poor Countries initiative.
CONAKRY, Oct 23- Two years ago, Guinea's first freely-elected president Alpha Conde promised to unite ``every son'' of his nation; today the man with ambitions to become West Africa's Nelson Mandela is struggling to halt a wave of ethnic unrest.
WESTFORD, Mass.-- Shares of Cynosure Inc. climbed Tuesday after the cosmetic treatment equipment maker said it swung to a third-quarter profit on higher sales. The company said revenue rose 31 percent in the quarter ended Sept. 30 to $37 million, primarily driven by laser treatment sales in North America.
COLUMBUS, Ohio-- A report says conditions are improving at an Ohio prison that was transferred from state to private operation last year. The report says the North Central Correctional Complex in Marion has seen reductions in cases where force was used on inmates and inmate-on-inmate assaults.


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During the controversy over the proposed ban of sugary drinks over 16 ounces in New York City, Jon Stewart pointed out that if Mayor Bloomberg's soda ban and Governor Cuomo's marijuana decriminalization both pass, a 17-ounce soda will draw a larger fine ($200) than a 25-gram bag of marijuana ($100). It was a funny bit, but it reveals a larger, unfortunate fact of recent liberalism: We've been incoherent and hypocritical in our policies toward vices.
But my worry is that progressives, who correctly pride themselves on a tradition of pragmatism and sound public policy, are increasingly letting cultural and temperamental biases cloud their preferences when it comes to regulation of vices. I think most would agree that liberals find psychoactive drugs and various forms of recreational sex somehow "better" than smoking or unhealthy fast-food food consumption. Policy preferences have followed.
Even more worrying is the classist element that sometimes permeates these laws. Those with a yearly income lower than $24,000 have a smoking rate above 30 percent, while those who make more than $60,000 a year are 16 percent or lower. Fast-food consumption rises as household income rises up to $60,000, but falls as income increases past that. The very cheap alcohol-caffeine combination of Four Loko was banned out of existence, while someone able to pay more can walk into a bar and order a rum and coke or vodka and Red Bull. Proponents of these restrictions sometimes argue that obesity or alcoholism are greater problems among the poor, but that seems like weak tea as a justification for blatantly hypocritical policies.
But more important than income level is a kind of cultural elitism. Someone who buys a 20-ounce, 330-calorie Starbucks cinnamon dolce latte is viewed differently than someone buying a 20-ounce, 290-calorie Mountain Dew from McDonald's. The latte would be allowed under Bloomberg's ban, the Mountain Dew not. Similarly, marijuana smoking has a cultural cachet that cigarettes have lost. In fact teenagers now smoke pot more than they smoke cigarettes.


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Clustering in coagulation-fragmentation processes, random combinatorial structures and additive number systems: Asymptotic formulae and limiting laws
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Abstract: We develop a unified approach to the problem of clustering in the three different fields of applications indicated in the title of the paper, in the case when the parametric function of the models is regularly varying with positive exponent. The approach is based on Khintchine's probabilistic method that grew out of the Darwin-Fowler method in statistical physics. Our main result is the derivation of asymptotic formulae for the distribution of the largest and the smallest clusters (= components), as the total size of a structure (= number of particles) goes to infinity. We discover that is the threshold for the limiting distribution of the largest cluster. As a by-product of our study, we prove the independence of the numbers of groups of fixed sizes, as This is in accordance with the general principle of asymptotic independence of sites in mean-field models. The latter principle is commonly accepted in statistical physics, but not rigorously proved.
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Congress is finally sending protections for national security and intelligence community whistleblowers to President Obama for his signature. While the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2014, which the House passed Tuesday, is not everything we sought, it goes a long way to putting into statute President Obama's policies. This is a breakthrough for whistleblowers and accountability—a real anti-leaks measure.
I'd especially like to thank two members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and their staff who championed these protections: Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Oregon).
Too often, federal workers who witness wrongdoing don't speak up out of fear of risking their reputations, losing their jobs, or worse. This legislation will encourage them to speak up about wrongdoing and help us to root out government corruption in the most secretive and unaccountable parts of government.
However, this legislation does not protect intelligence community contractors, leaving them without statutory protections for using legal channels to disclose wrongdoing. So there is more work to be done.
After the Senate passed the bill, we noted in a joint statement with the Make It Safe Coalition that the bill provides:
- Protection for intelligence community government workers against retaliation banned by the Whistleblower Protection Act. Disclosures by whistleblowers would be protected when made within their agencies, to the Office of Inspector General, or to the select congressional intelligence committees.
- Extension of free speech rights to workers holding security clearances. Whistleblowing now will be accepted as an affirmative defense in legal proceedings involving these workers, although agencies that normally are defendants will still control initial hearings, and legal burdens of proof are modified for national security concerns.
- Equal protection for those exercising personnel rights or providing testimony.
- Rights to appeal to an administrative board selected by the Director of National Intelligence.
- Appeal board authority to rule do novo that an agency action is illegal whistleblower retaliation, with authority to order continued employment, and payment of up to $300,000 in compensatory damages (attorneys' fees are available under the Equal Access to Justice Act).
- Preservation of all existing rights, including limited whistleblower protection already available for FBI employees.
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Clean Run
Completed a level without dying.
It is best to complete this achievement on the first level of the Caves because it is the easiest of the game. If you try this on any other level try avoiding any enemies you encounter and just do not fall off of the ledges otherwise you will have to start the entire level again.
Achieved a perfect flag bonus.
For this achievement you must land in the middle of the target zone at the end of a level (It is highlighted with red). You will know once you have done it because your character will jump all the way to the top of the flag post.
Bank It
Collected 3 coins without using a checkpoint.
For this achievement you must collect 3 coins which are blue and spin around so they are hard to miss. There are 3 on the first level which you can collect and again it seems to be the easiest level to get this on.
Please Note: You can pass the checkpoints to get the 3 blue coins but you CANNOT die and respawn at a checkpoint. If you do you will have to restart the level.
Kinect King
Found and used each power-up in the game.
There are 8 power-ups that help you advance through the levels. You pick up a power-up when you land on it or jump into it. A list of the power-ups and their first appearance's are listed below.
Cave levels:
Level 1: Springs (Allow you to jump higher)
Level 2: The Wings (Angel Wings)
Level 4: The Rocket Pack(Jet Pack)
Level 5: Electromagnetic pulse (Bomb that destroys cannons)
Level 6: Trampoline (Allows Doodler to double jump)
Sky levels
Level 1: Time freeze (Looks like a stopwatch with icicles on it)
Level 4: Explosive bomb (Destroys close walls)
Hive Levels
Level 1: Magic boots (when you start this level they are on your right)
Once you have used all of these power-ups you will get this achievement.
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Lone Ranger
Killed every monster type once.
There are 10 enemies in this game that you need to kill. This can be either through jumping on their head, shooting them or using a power-up on them. You should get this by just playing the game but i will put a list of the monsters and when they first appear below.
Bosses do not count towards this
Cave levels:
Red Monster
Purple monster
Brown monster
Sky levels:
Orange monster
Grey monster
Dark Green monster
Blue/Purple flying monster
Hive Levels:
Three headed green monster
Dark/light green fluffy monster
Once you have killed one type of each monster you will get this achievement.
Rocket Man
Broke 20 platforms with one rocket pack.
The easiest level to complete this on would have to be either Cave level 4. There is a Rocket Pack right at the start of the level with lots of breakable wooden blocks all lined up (caution they do head diagonally right).
Shot Down
Defeated the cave boss.
You will Get this by playing the game. This is the Boss you fight at level 10 of the Cave world.
How to defeat this boss: You can only damage him by jumping on his head and every time you do this he gets redder and redder. Once he is hit he will fly up and shoot balls at you this will start off as one then later he fires 3 at once so this becomes a bit of a dodging game. Then he will fire Shurikens at you (4 sided blade that ninjas are known to use) dodge these and try and get a shot on his head whenever you can but watch out for the 'drills' on the sides because they can catch you off guard. You only need to hit him 4 times to defeat him.
Close Shave
Defeated the sky boss.
You will get this while playing the game. This is the boss fight at the end of the Sky world.
How to defeat this boss: You can damage him by jumping on his head, shooting him and using specials from enemies. This makes this even easier than the first time you encounter a boss. Jumping on his head does the most damage and is only 4-5 hits like the previous boss. Once he is hit he will fly up and cannons on the side of the map will shoot enemies at you these will come in 3's and are completely random. If you get the orange monster he will usually drop a bomb once he dies which you can then pick up and use the clouds to get high enough and activate the bomb which damages the boss a lot this is why it is a lot easier to complete than the original boss. He does not change attacks at all and his only attack is to hover right to left or vice versa when he lowers to ground level and uses saw blades so it gives you a good chance to jump on his head. Repeating this 3 - 4 times will give you this achievement.
Snake Charmer
Defeated the hive boss.
You will get this by playing the game. This is the Boss you fight at the end of the Hive world.
How to defeat this boss: You cannot shoot or jump on top of this boss until the end he appears like a snake with 10 body parts. To damage him jump on his body parts and they will break off. This is the key to defeating this foe. Then enemies will come out of the walls, you can either dodge or shoot these (which ever you are better at). Now the boss should start zigzagging from top to bottom the timing here is critical because you can end up jumping into his head if you are too early or get splattered by him if you are too late. As before jump on his body segments and enemies will repeat the attack from the walls. After they are gone the boss appears again starting from bottom left does a lap of the level and returns to the top right hole. Jump on the body parts again and you should be able to jump on his head when he is at the bottom of the level once done the achievement should pop.
Cave Master
Achieved 3 stars for every level in the caves.
Level requirements:
Level 1 Requirements: 85000
Level 2 Requirements: 85000
Level 3 Requirements: 110000
Level 4 Requirements: 125000
Level 5 Requirements: 150000
Level 6 Requirements: 145000
Level 7 Requirements: 125000
Level 8 Requirements: 140000
Level 9 Requirements: 155000
Level 10 Requirements: 90000
Sky Master
Achieved 3 stars for every level in the sky.
Level requirements:
Level 1 Requirements: 150000
Level 2 Requirements: 150000
Level 3 Requirements: 140000
Level 4 Requirements: 165000
Level 5 Requirements: 145000
Level 6 Requirements: 160000
Level 7 Requirements: 210000
Level 8 Requirements: 160000
Level 9 Requirements: 140000
Level 10 Requirements: 200000
Hive Master
Achieved 3 stars for every level in the hive.
Level requirements:
Level 1 Requirements: 180000
Level 2 Requirements: 160000
Level 3 Requirements: 215000
Level 4 Requirements: 150000
Level 5 Requirements: 185000
Level 6 Requirements: 180000
Level 7 Requirements: 160000
Level 8 Requirements: 210000
Level 9 Requirements: 170000
Level 10 Requirements: 300000
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I picked up my daughter from school late last week. As she got into the car, she groaned "When is this heat going to end? I miss the rain."
Miss the rain? In the Pacific Northwest? That's like missing the sand in the Sahara.
Oh well. To each her own, I guess.
But it was pretty toasty last week. Cross country runners at the Hudson's Bay Run-A-Ree had to endure the heat on Friday. Want a good way to get heat exhaustion? Try running three miles all out in 90-degree temperatures.
And it couldn't have been much fun for football players practicing and playing in the heat in full pads and helmets.
I even heard some colleagues complain about how hot it was in some of the press boxes around the county.
Hey, don't laugh. If you don't properly hydrate in the press box, you could easily end up with writer's cramp.
Well, good news everyone. The temperatures should be back in the 70s by midweek, which is perfect weather to go out and watch a high school golf tournament.
Yeah, I know. High school golf is not the hottest ticket in town for spectators. But there are local events coming up where fans can see some of the best golfers in the state.
Consider this: In each of the past six seasons, Clark County has produced a high school state champion in boys golf — Hockinson's Gaston De La Torre in Class 2A from 2006-08, Camas' Daniel Snoey in 3A in 2009, Washougal's Connor O'Neill in 2A in 2010 and Ridgefield's Brett Johnson in 1A last spring.
And each of those golfers played in the Thunder Invitational. So will this year's field include a 2012 state champion?
Well, there is no shortage of contenders as most of Clark County's golf programs will participate in the tournament. And this year, they won't have to leave Clark County.
The Thunder Invitational, hosted by Mountain View, has been held at Rose City Golf Club in Portland the past few years.
But this year's event will be held at Tri-Mountain Golf Course in Ridgefield. It will start at 8 a.m. on Tuesday.
The Thunder Invitational is the first of three notable high school golf events coming up on the schedule.
On Sept. 21, the Titan Cup will be held at Camas Meadows. The Titan Cup, hosted by Union, is a four-team event in which teams play in a Ryder Cup-like format that includes match play and two-player alternate-shot matches.
On Sept. 27, most of the best players in the area will meet again for another 18-hole tournament at the Prairie Invitational at The Cedars on Salmon Creek.
There's plenty of good golf being played out in Clark County. So get out and watch some, while the weather is still cooperative.
Other events
• League play opens Tuesday in the Class 3A and 2A Greater St. Helens Leagues in volleyball and girls soccer. League play started in those sports in the 4A GSHL and Trico League last week.
• League meets also begin in cross country on Tuesday with four-way meets being held at David Douglas Park, Heritage High School and Vancouver Lake Park.
• Week 3 of the football schedule includes the season's first Thursday night game. Because McKenzie Stadium was overbooked this week, Union will play Westview of Beaverton, Ore., at 7 p.m. Thursday. There will be another football doubleheader at McKenzie on Friday, as well as a football doubleheader at Kiggins Bowl on Friday.
• Seven local cross country teams will participate in a new meet in Woodland. The Bruce Flanagan Invitational, named for the longtime cross county and track coach in Woodland, will be held at the Holland America Bulb Farm and is hosted by the Woodland and La Center cross country teams. Why La Center and Woodland? Well, Woodland cross country coach Melanie Holmes was a standout runner and 2002 graduate of La Center High School. Her father, Dave Holmes, is the La Center cross country coach. And Melanie Holmes ran for the Flanagan Clan track club, which was founded by Bruce Flanagan. All that symmetry comes together into an 11-team meet that will include Woodland, La Center, Hockinson, Ridgefield, Stevenson, King's Way Christian and Seton Catholic.
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Our Two Most Onerous Taxes: College Tuition And Healthcare Insurance
Submitted by Charles Hugh-Smith of OfTwoMinds blog,
It is not coincidence that these two unofficial taxes--healthcare and college tuition--are soaring in cost, outpacing all other household expenses.
I have long argued that to make an apples-to-apples comparison of real tax rates in the U.S. and other equivalently developed advanced democracies, we have to include two enormous expenses that are funded by the central state in countries such as Denmark and France: healthcare and college tuition/fees.
In The Real-World Middle Class Tax Rate: 75% (July 5, 2012), I estimated that healthcare insurance (if paid out of gross income, as we self-employed workers do) in the U.S. is roughly equivalent to a 15% tax.
Now that the Orwellian-named Affordable Care Act (ACA) is raising costs and deductibles, the true cost of healthcare (a.k.a. sickcare, because being chronically sick is so darned profitable for the cartels) is more like 20% in America.
Correspondent Tim L. (whose daughter is attending a prestigious STEM--science, technology, engineering, math--university) recently called $40-$50,000 per year college tuition what it really is: a tax:
College tuition is just another tax. If you can afford to pay it, you have to. If you cannot, you do not. Anytime you have to pay more for something because you can, you are paying a tax. Between traditional taxes, the college tuition tax, and the health insurance tax (also paid only by those who can afford to), I figure this year and the next three I'm in a 100+% tax bracket.
Middle-class Scandinavians famously pay around 65% to 75% of their gross incomes in taxes, but these taxes fund national healthcare for all and nearly free college tuition and fees. Add $200,000 (four years of tuition/fees at $50,000/year) in tax to the already-high U.S. real tax rate, and the real tax rate for middle-class households exceeds 100% of gross income.
Since only those with significant savings can possibly afford to pay a $200,000 tuition tax, the average-income household is left with one choice: the debt-serfdom of student loans. This is the acme of a morally bankrupt system of higher education: you need a college degree to have any hope of succeeding in America, but the only way to get that degree is to enter debt servitude, with no guarantees of future income needed to pay off the debt.
It is not coincidence that these two unofficial taxes--healthcare and college tuition--are soaring in cost, outpacing all other household expenses. The only other household item that is skyrocketing is debt:
The two unofficial taxes--paid by debt, either student loans, or Federal deficits-- have no restraints: if you can't pay, then the upper-middle class taxpayers who are paying most of the Federal tax will, one way or another:
Meanwhile, guess what's been flat to down for the past 40 years--yup, the earned income of the bottom 90%:
With an unofficial tax rate for healthcare and college tuition that makes Scandinavian countries look like low-tax havens, no wonder the middle class in America is vanishing like mist in Death Valley. The political class is now bleating about the erosion of the middle class and rising wealth inequality. There are two primary sources of rising inequality in America: the Federal Reserve and the higher-education and healthcare cartels that so generously fund the campaigns of the bleating politicos.
Want to Reduce Income/Wealth Inequality? Abolish the Engine of Inequality, the Federal Reserve (January 28, 2014)
Healthcare "Reform": the State and Plutocracy Stripmine the Middle Class (Again)(November 9, 2009)
Higher education needn't be a bloated, ineffective, obsolete, morally bankrupt cartel: we could have a Nearly Free University system that is available to all.
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Fortunately you can avoid both by not purchasing them. Oh wait....
Ok, you can avoid ONE of them. And even that one's starting to look a little sketchy (student loan bail-out coming up, then we ALL pay).
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Property tax should be banned. THAT is the biggest bullshit tax IMO.
Property taxes are a material burden that alienates the right of property, when they are placed upon the property of the people. The legislatures have made this alienation lawful, but only because the statutes are written to apply only to those entities that do not possess inalienable rights. Your state constitution declares that the people have inalienable rights, and this declaration is in the very first Article. The rest of the constitution and the powers given to government must be predicated upon this fact. Learn the law.
Summary: If you have to pay to keep it, you don't own it.
"Sever our Liberty, sever their heads."
Preachy bastard. Not entirely true or simple either. Learn restraint.
How about the fact that if you want to buy what should be a $250,000 house after interest, insurance, inflated prices due to finance bubbles, monetary inflation, and property tax you will pay north of a million dollars for that house.
Think of what kind of economy we could have had if we had just killed all the banksters, real estate brokers, financial managers, insurance people, oh yeah and lawyers.
One can always dream!
College education at top schools has traditionally only been for the upper class. The past 60 years has been a slight deviation from that.
People who see themselves as in the middle class are not really middle class, just slightly better off than those in the lower class. But Obama's vision for America is going to teach them very clearly that they are not middle class. Not being able to afford an education for your children is just the first leason.
but they dont realize it until after they get the bill.. they just see they can't get a good job handed to them so they go all in on college, kick the can, some win ... many lose
then they really know they aren't high class.. middle class.. and now no class since they sold their dignity into debt
NO one forces you to attend a prestigious school of any kind. You can to go your local State U and get an adequate education for a lot less. "Dear god my child doesn't get the best. Boo hoo hoo." That moron complaining about send his daughter to an expensive private U should suffer.
I never said going to a prestigious school was either required or recommended. Only that for most of our history the classes were segregated by education and only upper class children attended "prestigious" schools (whatever prestigious means).
The simple fact is we are reverting to this model again, whether that is good or bad or indifferent is up to you.
The only reason to go to a top-drawer university for STEM is if you want a prestige niche ... I mean like a professor or a doctor or patent attorney or software startup billionaire. STEM is one of those fields like nursing where the engineer from a state school makes about the same as an engineer from a good private university ... not that much pay difference as long as you work hard and try to learn as much as you can on the job. So the extra money to go to a private university isn't worth it. Engineering was never supposed to be a glamour profession, which is why a lot of Ivies don't even have programs in it. Historically it was just a practical field where a smart kid from a poor family can get a degree and then rise up to a good upper middle class living. But now we've got all the usual central-planning buttinskies who have it in their heads that tech is the future of everything and the best field for anyone who's smart enough to do advanced math. As usual they don't learn from the past and think more spending on education always pays.
In Europe university tuition is free for all, American poverty refugees welcome ! Locals are not only getting free tuition, they get paid (on interest free loans) to stay
out of the unemployment statistics with a generous monthly allowance. Education offered free is worth as free shit of course, but degrees count a lot in an entitlement socialist state of affairs.
Health insurance has monstrous proportions though, a low
paying job earning subsistence wage only costs a hefty premium that you would be happy to live on without cover or job.
TG, this is true if you are an EU citizen. Foreigners (non-EU) need not apply.
this depends from the country. they are, after all, national health services
TheGardener, what are you talking about? "Education offered free is worth as free shit of course, but degrees count a lot in an entitlement socialist state of affairs." I remember when Germany was losing some 100'000 freaking graduates per freaking year, who went to the US to get better, higher paid jobs
and found out that they were better qualified than most, then not all US universities hold the level of the top ones. and I'm counting graduates from behind the Iron Curtain, who have some of the best engineering schools ever made
Last I heard Germany had her education system decimated by
letting herself being downgraded to globally accepted degrees such as master studies instead of former full study titles. But we seem to talk about different surplus graduates, I have social studies losers in mind that populate cities as Berlin one might visit and you dream about the engineering folks that still do have an edge, I admit.
And don`t get me started to what nourished behind the Iron
The government is the main player in these two industries. It is efficient and productive beyond measure.
correct, things always get expensive when the government gets involved (one of the only reasons I can think of why WWIII hasn't started yet, must be just too damned expensive).
You are a terrorist.
The government does it better than freedom loving capitalistic pigs.
Forced fascistic health insurance enables people to become artists according to Nancy Pelosi.
main player? this would suggest that the US gov gives both education and health-care for free, in state hospitals and state universities. like the Scandinavian examples that CHS brings. to me, they look like private cartels with heavy gov involvement. I believe this is an important distinction, without getting into the merit of what ought to be the norm
It is an important distinction. What's lost among many in the fight between what is left to the government and what is left to markets is that combining the two results in the third, worst outcome. You end up with the worst part of both government and private business.
Yup, good ol' Hegelian dialectic. Thesis-antithesis-synthesis. It's high up in the puppetmasters' bag of political tricks, right below divide and conquer, the boiled frog, and problem-reaction-solution (a.k.a. the false flag). The dialectic is why the puppetmasters have to control both sides of every ideological struggle. Then they get to design and control the institutions that emerge from the struggle, and it will be the worst of both worlds (for us). See, for example, the Cold War, or the two party system.
"The dialectic is why the puppetmasters have to control both sides of every ideological struggle. "
Let the Hasbara faction weigh in with down arrows, but anyone with eyes wide open sees that one of the most omnipresent manifestations of that is the "good jew : bad jew" false dichotomy.
Yes, most folks with a few synapses still firing independently of the conditioning have recognized the obvious false dichotomy in our "Left" and "Right" political representatives' "dialogue" but far too few recognize the Ziosatanicjew false dichotomy. The same string pullers behind those "representatives". The same ACLJew who annoint themselves (chosen people huh) the defenders of our civil liberties while their co-religionists lie, swindle, and steal or outright stomp on those liberties.
NAACP a kosher affair from day one, People for the American Way ditto, Southern Poverty Law Center ditto, Womens' Liberation ditto, Hippie/Yippie ditto, LGBT rights ditto, and that list goes on and on as lazy intellects and bodies outsource their morals and ethos to the beguilling serpent.
Watch Sunday morning talking head shows or Women's Issues shows, for example, to see who is incredibly over-represented in telling you what you should think and why you should think it. Often there's a co-religionist on the other side of the "debate". The true issues are rarely discussed, and if they are then it's in a very controlled format to minimize or trivialize or make jokes about the those true issues or the inconvenient facts of the issues that are discussed.
Just more "uninflation".
Say it with me; "roll the motherfucking guillotines".
nothing changes otherwise.
I tend to agree about the guillotines.
Unfortuntely, the trouble with those & the "Robespierre" who runs them -- they never seem to stop at the right moment.
There are always new, deserving groups "discovered".
Right now, I'm willing to risk it. Sell it on PPV to offset equipment and labor costs.
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Choom Farming and Distribution Management ... the only course you must have to get rich quick . Tuition zero, all OJT !
Higher High Education .
Well, no. The Slave tax (income tax) is the first most onerous tax, followed secondly by the property tax.
It's your property to "lease" from FEDGOV, until you stop paying tax on it. Then it goes back to it's rightful owner, the State.
Third would be Oblablacare / tax.
The exorbitant cost of college is not a tax. No one is making anyone go to college.
Some contemporary French thinker said colleges and universities are not places of learning ; as he discovered being there, but places where conforming members of society
are being bred to reproduce such said society. Nail me on this and I will recall his name.
The exorbitant cost of college is indeed a tax, levied twice: once on those who wish to get by without working
and ruling over these that are supposed to pay for those
them superiors jobs.
You forgot the biggest tax of all, Government Debt. Washington borrows trillions a year to pay for all it's programs. That's borrowed money to be paid by someone else. IT's Money we OWE. If the criminals actually had to pay the costs w/o borrowing it, we'd all be taxed at 200 percent. it's criminal negligence.
I almost just want to go to the doctor just so I can get something for my money. I never get sick and every month I don't spend $1200 is free cash to the insurance company.
If it weren't for having a wife and kid, i wouldn't even have health insurance. But now that isn't an option since I am required to have insurance by law. The cheapest plan would cost me $450 a month and doesn't cover jack shit. Essentially the ACA is a forced minimum $5000 pay cut.
So I'm preparing my tax return with TurboTax and I get to the part where it asks if members of my household have health insurance......
Off topic question. Anyone know what happened to McMolotov? I loved reading that guy's comments.
One thing that is completely missed in tax discussion, the liability of the income tax is placed upon the employer (the source) and the federal agent in charge of recieving it from the employer. There is never a liability placed directly upon the worker. And this liablity only begins by the affirmation of the worker on the w-4 form. This is how the income tax is not considered a direct tax. All direct taxes still must apportioned by population. Read the statutes and Brushaber. This is fact.
charles hugh smith is at times insightful. at other times, he really is a died in the wool idiot like yves smith. 'college education is a tax'. no . no you cannot be that stupid. a tax is a requirement you pay money to move money from one place to another place.
education by its very definition is a form of consumption. if you paid a tax on education, it would show up like a sales tax does on your grocery store purchases for prepared foods. it does not. student loans are the oppostie of a tax on the consumer they are a subsidy!!! and they are paid for by tax payer backed guarantees of the state! and the profits are largely privatized.
the fact that so many young people are taken in by this kind of specious reasoning and sloganeering , such as "free college for everyone!", is a testment to their poor critical thinking skills. I met many of these types acroos from my old office at zucotti park in the occupy protests.
Those 'kids' have poor reasoning skills which they failed to develop in middle school and high school. if by the time you are 18 or older , and make a personal choice as an adult, you are of past the age where it is very unlikely you will learn the kind of critical thinking that is necessary ( not that much in my opinion) to see through this nonsense hot air being blown by charles hugh smith. fucking communists.
if mr smith wants to go down the long and convoluted road of exploring how loan creation guaranteed by the state to cover losses of private lenders creations at large inflation of the cost of everything---including massive bubbles of overuspply overdemand, and overpriced college educations--at the expense of savers and wage earners---then you are free to do that. but that's a tax on everyone who isn't currently going to college!. and upon many people who have never gone ! and on many people who dropped out or never needed to go!.
you're not going to just require lenders lend infinite amounts of money for free, or require professors to teach for free upon state edict. no , communism really DOES NOT work the farther up the chain of needs you go. college education is WAY UP that chain. not everything can be free , nor guaranteed by the state. the private citizenry , no matter how poor, MUST be forced to pay for some things, and forced to earn their way up and learn their way up. building fake systems on the notion that the state guarantee every saftey and security in life , including a massive professional military to make the world 'safe' will only guarantee massive systemic collapse. it already is!
well said. i feel the same way.
The higher education racket in the USA is already bloated with dingus paperwork and paperpushers and snake oil peddlers. If it were to actually become "free" per the models suggested, then the ensuing inefficiency would astonish us all as the adminstrators completely lose both the sight of and the incentive to watch the bottom line.
Just as central governments could lose half their departments without the people noticing, universities could do the same and with the same outcome.
And prithee explain why students need to spend $2000 or more per year on books that disclose no new equations or concepts or facts as compared to last year's or last decade's or last century's book.
Hope, and a guarantee. Now, that's the ticket!
Very off topic folks but worthy of a mention.
You know that bloke the coppers shot in London march 2011, Mark Dugan? Hes the bloke that on his death sparked the riots.
At the verdict a few weeks ago I had no idea until today the coppers had 1300 'Officers' on stand by for the result of the inquest.
1300? Fully paid, and kept quite eh?
Tick tock bitchez
As an individual who has worked both in the United States and Canada in the health care industry I can assure you that both systems aren't created equal. Not even close. The average American cannot comprehend let alone fathom what socialised medicine really is.
The preNo servation of privilege requires the exercise of power, and those who exercise it cannot be too squeamish about the injuries that any ensuing conflict imposes on the losers. The people who founded American boarding schools during the time of the robber barons were far from innocent or naive about how the world worked, and deliberately chose heads who were adept at portraying the world in moral terms. The founders of the schools recognized that unless their sons and grandsons were willing to take up the struggle for the preservation of their class interests, privilege would slip from the hands of the elite and eventually power would pass to either a competing elite or to a rising underclass. Thus, the idea of taking boys, in particular, away from their mothers and placing them in barracks where their personal identities were stripped away begins to make sense. These boys were meant to become soldiers for their class and to become "combat ready." They had to be made tough, loyal to each other, and ready to take command without self-doubt. Boarding schools were not founded to produce Hamlets, but Dukes of Wellington who could stand above the carnage with a clear head and an unflinching will to win. It was, after all, the Iron Duke who said that the Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton. McLachlan was on to something important when he saw a relationship between boarding schools and innocence; only he was off course, as it is the destruction of innocence that occurs in the status seminary, not its preservation. -Peter W. Cookson Jr and Caroline Hodges Persell, Preparing For Power, 1987
High college tuitions and expensive health insurance premiums and your retirement savings are all the pieces of the ruling ideology that is perfectly designed for social obedience training, so that the ruled can control themselves to perpetuate the privileges of the ruling elite.
power would pass to either a competing elite . that is all. the world is a jungle. without effort entropy leads to the decay of all.
When we think of power and the exercise of social control we are apt to think of a higher person or group imposing themselves on a lower person or group. We are less apt to think of how those in power must exercise social control over themselves and their children. Sacrifices must be made, and upper-class fathers, in particular, have been willing to sacrifice their sons' inner lives for the sake of their class. The stripping away of the private self that is essential for the prep rite of passage is but the first step in a lifetime of personal denial and the denial of the person. Impersonal regulation becomes a substitute for personal decision making, ensuring that the troops will stand firm in a crisis.
...The exclusive prep school played an important role in the formation and maintenance of an American upper class because the schools enrolled both Eastern patricians and parvenus. By putting a Boston patrician under the same roof with a New York parvenu, the schools ensured that blood and money would recognize their class interests were the same and that they should act in concert. The shared ordeal of the prep rite of passage would create bonds of loyalty that differences in background could not unravel. The collective identity forged in prep schools would become the basis of upper-class solidarity and consciousness. Ultimately, however, sharing alone will not preserve or enhance a class's interest; as a group, the members must be willing to exercise their power against others. The very definition of power is to impose one's will on another, and to be effective power must be exercised collectively.
—Peter W. Cookson Jr and Caroline Hodges Persell, Preparing For Power, 1987
Is now a bad time to borrow $150K to go to school to be a doctor? Just curious.


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Happy Easter this week. To be honest, I haven't even purchased any trinkets for my kids' Easter baskets yet. I hope Target's dollar section has some goodies left for me, that's so sad. This is a fun and easy project. I made 4 of them that I am giving to some of the ladies that I visit teach. In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, that just means the ladies that I visit each month and share a spiritual message and make sure they are doing fine. Oh and one for my sister that SAVED me yesterday while I pampered my 4 sick kids, she deserves a medal.
HERE WE GO: Grab some egg cartons. This was perfect timing because I just put the unused eggs into a bowl so we can dye them this week.
Purchase a whole bunch of yummy Easter candy. Those Cadbury Mini Eggs are naughty as we all know.
Choose an assortment of colors and textures.
I love the new pastel pink PEEPS, rather than the hot pink ones. Call me a nerd.
Fill part of the spaces with half, plastic Easter eggs.
Then fill them up. It's fun to see all the candies and leave the other half of the plastic eggs off.
One of the cartons is like colors together and the other is more assorted, whatever floats your boat.
Yummy. I do have to say that our family went on a "TREAT ONCE A WEEK" challenge yesterday….really bad timing. I DIDN'T GET TO EAT ONE PIECE…BOO, I don't want to talk about it.
Grab a fun piece of fabric. This is a leftover piece from Quincie's PLAY KITCHEN curtain. I heart this fabric like crazy, giving up a smidgen is love.
Wrap your fabric around the egg carton. You can make a thin strip or a thick. I did both.
Tie a cute ribbon or whatever you have around. Do you ever find that things turn out cuter when are are forced to look in your craft caverns and whip out a miracle?
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jamie Says: April 20, 2011 at 8:54 am
LOVE it!
Brilliant! I will be sending my kids to school with their lunch in an Egg Carton, thanks to this! Lovely idea!
Fun project–so colorful and pretty! Love the quotation! I need to post that in my craft room. Thanks for the inspiration! 🙂
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Cute Easter idea! I LOVE your quote! I immediately printed it and it's up in my craft room! You guys have a great blog! Thanks!
What a cute idea! Keeps them all in one place and they can see what they have at the same time. Great fun!
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You should add Pinetrest on here so we can Pin your amazing ideas! I can't wait until my son is older so I can do these wonderful ideas you have on here. I never would have thought to use an egg carton. 🙂
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Cindy Says: March 20, 2014 at 7:24 pm
Cute, but unsanitary. The outsides of raw eggs are still pretty dirty even though they do get washed, they are far from clean. If you look closely at most eggs you will see that they have small amounts of chicken poop on them. Not something you want kids exposed to on Easter morning.
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Google last week settled a major privacy suit in the US over personal data the company collected during its Street View mapping project. As part of the settlement, Google agreed to pay a $7 million fine, run a public education campaign, and train its own employees how to avoid violating the privacy of Google users.
On that last point, Google said it would hold an annual privacy week for employees. What will the company discuss? Here is a presentation, imagined by Quartz, that a Google executive might deliver to advise employees on avoiding the company's past mistakes. All of these examples are drawn from Google's previous privacy flaps.
For instance, by linking to it from the homepage.
Especially not if she's a teenager.
Only take information about the routers themselves.
Especially not if you're already asking for her city of birth.
If you don't, it's sure to create the wrong kind of Buzz.
We certainly don't need another controversy to get pegged with the suffix "-gate."
Yes, even if she's using Safari, which turns tracking off by default.
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