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Miniature Food Jewelry: Art by Shay Aaron
Shay Aaron, a talented artist from Israel, makes the most amazing miniature food art jewelry. The sheer precision and skill that goes into crafting each of his tiny pieces of art must be astounding. The food items he sculpts show off his sense of humor—from hot dogs and scrambled eggs, to udon and cupcakes—Shay Aaron's food imagination is certainly immense. A real treat for foodies is that almost all his food miniatures are wearable pieces of jewelry!
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The answer to that is it depends on the country. A few examples of laws related to caffeine content for food and drinks include the following:
In the United States there is a limit of 65mg of caffeine per 12 liquid ounce in beverages. This may only be for carbonated beverages. (What we call coke here in the south and my northern friends like to call pop.) There is also a limit of 200mg in pills such as Vivrin. For more info on caffeine contents in drinks check out High Caffeine Pop from 'Energy Drinks' Revealed. Also check Ask Erowid for more specifics.
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[Title 21, Volume 3]
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PART 182--SUBSTANCES GENERALLY RECOGNIZED AS SAFE--Table of Contents
Subpart B--Multiple Purpose GRAS Food Substances
Sec. 182.1180 Caffeine.
(a) Product. Caffeine.
(b) Tolerance. 0.02 percent.
(c) Limitations, restrictions, or explanation. This substance is
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This text is available at the GPO web site. Essentially what this means is that for a drink or food to fall within the FDA's guidelines 68 mgs per 12 oz is acceptable. Some drinks do have more. Most if not all energy drinks are legally classified as supplements. Supplements (vitamins and such) have a much lower oversight than food and drugs. Natural caffeine levels are also exempt from these regulations so coffee based drinks may have more caffeine than the limit without being classified as a supplement.
Australia has a limit of Australia 145mg of caffeine per liter for non-energy drinks which they refer to as "formulated caffeinated beverage" for legal purposes. Formulated caffeinated beverages can contain up to 320 mg/L of caffeine but not less than 145 mg/L of caffeine.
In parts of Northern Thailand it is completely illegal. It was outlawed as a precursor to meth.
Could someone tell me what is the amount / level of caffeine is allowed/permitted in Malaysia and Singapore, and please give me information that I can rely on for e.g website, publication or etc.
Excerpt from Malaysia Food Regulation 1985-354 (3) "Flavoured drink may contain caffeine-containing plant extract as permitted flavouring substance in a proportion not exceeding 200mg/litre." It's the same as CODEX and EU limit if I'm not mistaken.
If you're in not good state and have no money to move out from that, you would need to receive the mortgage loans. Just because that would aid you emphatically. I take commercial loan every time I need and feel great because of it.
The quote in the above article "Australia has a limit of Australia 145mg of caffeine per liter" is incorrect.
A limit is applied to formulated caffeinated beverages or FCB's (Red Bull, V energy etc) which is 320mg/litre as shown in the article below:
Thanks. I updated the article.
In America, the FDA regulates the caffeine content in "sodas and colas" only, not commercial caffeinated beverages such as Starbucks products and energy drinks. A lethal dose of caffeine is 10 grams. There are, actually, energy drinks with over 312 mg/100 ml. Examples are Redline Power Rush, Mana Energy Potion, and Powershot. Many of these are only sold in small portions, however, due to the enormous caffeine content.
according to SoBe's website, they put 174 mg in 18 oz of "No Fear", so the limit of 65mg per 12 oz is not accurate considering that I purchase them here in California all the time.
In norway it is something like 150mg/liter... therfore many foreign energy drinks are illegal.. take the energy drink battery for an example.. norwegian sold version has about 150mg/liter... while the same drink sold other places have well above 150mg/liter!
so there you have it..
can a person buy pure caffeine like you can purchase a pound of sugar or salt?


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Mitch Kupchak thinks the Lakers need to make a change. Phil Jackson and Magic Johnson agreed. So will the Lakers engage in a trade before the deadline to improve the team and boost the malaise that seemingly has crept into the team?
"I think we have to," Johnson told ESPN.com on Tuesday. "We have to do something. The Lakers are not responding and two things showed me that -- the Miami Heat Christmas game and then the Boston Celtics game (on Sunday.)
"When you don't get up for your two biggest games during the season and you have flat performances, then you have to start looking at trade possibilities to improve the team and bring some energy to the team and bring some new life to the team."
Johnson said the Lakers are "looking old and we're playing old. We're not responding to the more athletic teams and the quicker teams. So we must change something. I think we have to now look at this team and maybe say we're not good enough. Things might have to change."
Jackson said the Lakers are "open for business."
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I would tell people that there was no difference in application from what I've noticed but I couldn't really give definitive proof because I didn't have two identical pressed powders to compare.
A few weeks ago, I dropped my Nars Orgasm blush and it ended up cracking. I used the same steps that I did in my tutorial to repair it and discovered that this could be a great teaching moment.
It just so happens that I have another Nars Orgasm blush in my collection, so I wanted to compare them to show that there is no degradation in the pigmentation or application of the product due to the addition of rubbing alcohol.
The appearance of the blushes are quite different from one another. The repaired Orgasm blush looks much darker in the pan (though this is partially due to the fact that it wasn't completely dry when I snapped this shot).
As you can see, the pigmentation and application of both blushes are similar. They have the same color payoff and the same shimmery gold sheen. There is no degradation of the product from the rubbing alcohol.
This is a great method to get your broken pressed powder/blush back into shape without compromising the product.
How to: Fix a Broken Pressed Powder
If you want to know how to fix a broken pressed powder, I list the four simple steps that you can follow. For a more in depth tutorial, be sure to watch my video!
All you really need is a mascara tube (or anything with a small flat surface), rubbing alcohol, and the broken pressed powder you want to fix.
Step 1: Crush the powder.
You want to break up all the solid pieces to make your pressed powder into loose powder. You won't need to transfer the powder anywhere, just crush the powder while it's in the pan. Take your mascara tube and crush whatever solid pieces are left to create a powder.
Step 2: Add the rubbing alcohol.
Take some rubbing alcohol and add some to the loose powder. This will make a paste. Add enough alcohol so that all the powder is covered (but be careful not to add too much).
Step 3: Wait.
Let it dry. The alcohol will evaporate leaving you with a pressed solid. Be sure to leave it overnight with the lid open. This will help it dry faster.
Step 4: Spruce it up.
Make it pretty. This step is optional. Once the powder is dry, you want to clean up the edges of the pan and the packaging. You can use a Q-tip and some rubbing alcohol. This is more for aesthetics.
It's that simple.
If you've tried this, let me know how it works for you!
On another note...
I received my TopBox in the mail today. If you're not familiar with TopBox, it's another subscription service like Birchbox (but for us Canadians).
I am excited to open it! I will be doing a blog post & a video on it soon. The blog post will probably be up first.
I'm on the fence about whether or not this is against Project 10 Pan. I feel like it is because I'm acquiring new products (whether or not they're samples). On the other hand, I have quarterly subscriptions to both Glymm and Loose button that I purchased months ago. Does this mean I should cancel my subscriptions? I'm torn.
What do you think?
P.s., ahh! It's Thursday. Thursdays are like my Fridays. It's the last day of the week I have classes. I am so excited to sleep in tomorrow.


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Love her or hate her, there is no doubt that Sarah Palin has made a big impression since her introduction to the US presidential race as John McCain's running partner.
The latest evidence of this is the fact that Sheitel.com, a Brooklyn wig shop, has unveiled the "Sarah Palin Wig" for Orthodox (presumably Republican) women.
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RUSH: Another fascinating thing. Brian Lamb, the founder of C-SPAN, admitted on C-SPAN Sunday night Booknotes... He had an author on as a guest. The author's name is David Bobb, B-o-b-b, and the book is Humility: An Unlikely Biography of America's Greatest Virtue. In this interview Brian Lamb, who admits to being a regular listener, admits that he doesn't get what happens here, in the sense that he doesn't know when I'm being satirical, facetious, or funny.
Now, to me... Again, this is personal, but to me and in a business sense, this is fascinating to me, because here you have a very bright, very engaged, in touch, inside-the-Beltway figure. He's highly respected as intelligent, impartial, everything you would want. He's the founder of C-SPAN, has great reputation, the kind of thing Rodriguez would like to have when this thing's all over -- and he admits he listens.
He doesn't read Media Matters to find out what happens here; he listens here. The author includes me in the people he's talking about with the virtue of humility, and Lamb admits he doesn't get that. "This guy says he's the greatest thing on radio," and the author has to tell him, "Well, you know, there's a lot of showbiz," and Lamb says, "I must confess I don't know when he's doing showbiz or when he isn't," which -- it's not about Brian Lamb -- is fascinating to me.
Because, folks, one of the fundamental elements here of what I do is my knowledge that you get it -- and that's what makes all the rest of it fun, like when we tweak the media. You know what I'm doing. You know that I'm just trying to get a rise out of 'em, tweak 'em by saying something that might be provocative or outrageous. Brian Lamb admits he doesn't know when that's happened.
RUSH: Okay, here's the Brian Lamb sound bites. I talked about this at the beginning of the hour. I admit, this is somewhat a little inside baseball. It's fascinating to me as a broadcast professional and, you know, I do a program here, and there are classic elements to it. You know, I've often said that what it is that's made this program unique. When we first hit in 1988, there wasn't anything on the radio like it. A, there wasn't anything nationally conservative in the media.
"Well, what is it you're doing? What makes your show unique?"
I said, "Well, we do two things: We take serious discussion of issues, we do that, and we combine that with irreverent satire and parody and humor, and there's credibility on both sides. The fact that I sometimes get funny does not destroy my credibility on serious issues with my audience," and I would tell them back in the days I thought they actually cared to hear my answers to their questions, "Look, if you're watching Nightline, Ted Koppel comes out and does a ten-minute joke monologue, you say, 'Wait a minute.'
"It's not gonna fit. It doesn't make sense. Ted Koppel is a very, very, very serious guy. He doesn't make jokes. You'd feel uncomfortable and out of place. It doesn't fit. By the same token, if Leno, Carson, Letterman, whoever, came out and literally gave you a 10 to 15-minute serious monologue on serious issues, you'd say, 'Wait a minute.' Especially the studio audience would be looking around saying, 'What are we doing here? What is this? It's not why we're here.' But my program does both." It's what I told 'em.
And herein lies a problem for me potentially because I am leaving it up to you, the audience, to distinguish which is which. And having you in on the joke is 99% of the fun. And you know it. You know when I'm tweaking the media. You know when I'm saying something just to get a rise out of them so it'll be talked about or they get outraged about it later that night or the next day. We have fun doing this. But Brian Lamb told this guy, "I don't know." And he's a regular listener, he's a smart guy, and he's been around forever, as long as the program has.
So here's the setup. He's interviewing the author of a book. The book is called Humility: An Unlikely Biography of America's Greatest Virtue. Now, that's a fascinating title to me. It's a fascinating premise to me, actually. Humility, one of America's greatest virtues. The author of the book is a man by the name of David Bobb, Bobb with two B's on the end. And I am included in this book on humility. And that's what Brian Lamb admits here he doesn't get. Here's the first sound bite.
LAMB: If you look around today's entertainment world and you apply your book on humility to the biggest successes -- and one of the biggest successes in our lifetime is Rush Limbaugh. Four-hundred million dollars over eight years that he's paid according to the reports. And he spends his whole time on the radio telling you he's the greatest in history, that it's the Excellence in Broadcasting Network and all that.
BOBB: Right.
LAMB: And here's a clip from one of his discussions one day about American exceptionalism. How do you explain that these kind of folks are so successful?
RUSH: Okay, now let's stop for just a second. Here's a guy doing a book on humility as one of America's greatest virtues, and I'm in the book and Brian does not dislike me. Don't misunderstand. It's not that. But he hears talent on loan from God, and I guess he thinks I'm actually saying I'm God. Or documented to be almost always right. I guess he thinks I -- so he's confused. And he's asking this guy to help him out, and he plays a sound bite of me talking about American exceptionalism. And this is it.
RUSH ARCHIVE: We are created with a natural yearning to be free. And it is other men and leaders throughout human history who have suppressed that and imprisoned people for seeking it. The US is the first time in the history of the world where a government was organized with a Constitution laying out the rules, that the individual was supreme and dominant. And that is what led to the US becoming the greatest country ever because it unleashed people to be the best they could be, unlike it had ever happened. That's American exceptionalism. Putin doesn't know what it is, Obama doesn't know what it is, and it just got trashed in the New York Times.
RUSH: Now, you and I, I've said this before, you and I, it's like a very large family, the familial relationship here, not familiarity, but familial, family. And you know what I mean when I talk about American exceptionalism. I'm not saying we're better than everybody else, we're superior because we're here. It's not that at all. We are the exception to the rule that most people have lived in tyranny in the world, and that most people have lived in poverty in the world, and still do, although that's changing rapidly. We are the exception to the rule of dictatorship, tyranny, bondage, all that.
The American experiment is the exception, that's what makes us different, that's the exception. And I've always said this, and I don't know how that becomes we're better than everybody, because I specifically say that's not what it is. So here's how the author -- I mean, I'm even surprised that clip was used. If your point is that I'm out there saying I'm the greatest thing in the world and never been anybody better and all that, that clip is actually talking about the greatness of the country. Anyway, here's what the author said, and his name is David Bobb.
BOBB: What Rush Limbaugh is saying there has good truth to it, in the sense that America did put individuals front and center, but they were also individuals rooted in a community. I think that a lot of the self-promotionalism that we see, sometimes part of a persona; a lot of that that Rush offers is tongue-in-cheek. Some of it not.
LAMB: You know, it's interesting; I've listened to him over the years. Who knows when he's tongue-in-cheek?
BOBB: He's incorporated humor very ably. And I think that's one of the reasons why he's been able to be on the air and so popular for so long. And some of that humor comes at his own expense. Some of it doesn't, you know, sometimes moving back and forth between it, and sometimes being serious and sometimes very humorous. One thing he's always serious though, about, is this claim of American exceptionalism.
RUSH: Anyway, from a strict business sense, what is fascinating to me about this is Brian Lamb is not a low-information person. He's not dumb. He's not ignorant. He admits to listening a lot and he doesn't know when I'm using satire and when I'm not. Now, one thing that we do -- and I don't know whether Brian Lamb is conservative, lib, Democrat, Republican, I have no idea. I don't care to know. That's not my point. But the left we know has no sense of humor.
When Media Matters first started their very first week, I was all over the place. I was the lead item on their front page. And what it was was all of the things I have said about feminism over the years, and I read the list and I'd forgotten half of it, and I was laughing my butt off. I was thinking, this is the most hilarious stuff, and half of it I had forgotten I had said. It was just uproariously funny. They didn't see any humor in it. They were literally over the top outraged and thought somebody saying those kind of things should be shut up and sent away.
I remember early on in this program thinking that 90% of the people who also heard those things would think they were funny, and that these people were a small minority, and it was a learning experience. 'Cause when you're talking about liberals and people on the left -- I mean, the only people they got who are funny, Letterman, Jon Stewart, there's only five or six of them that they allow to be funny. They have no sense of humor whatsoever.
RUSH: Snerdley just told me that the Brian Lamb sound bites scare him, 'cause if somebody that engaged and that smart doesn't get it, that's scary. To try to comfort you, Mr. Snerdley, Brian Lamb once said not long ago, and I'm paraphrasing him, he said, "I've been listening to both sides for so long, I don't know what I think anymore." Well, I mean that's quite telling, isn't it? He's been in the middle. He's been right down the middle there on C-SPAN and he's had everybody on all side comes in and now he just has no clue what he thinks anymore. Look, again, I'm paraphrasing, but that's what he said. There might have been a tinge of humor when he said that, but Brian Lamb doesn't come off as a funny guy.
RUSH: Here is Lou in... what happened? Is Lou still there? Oh, gee. What was Lou gonna say? Lou, Lou, the call screener said you'd hung up, but you're still there.
CALLER: No, I'm here, Rush.
RUSH: Great.
CALLER: It's a pleasure talking to you. You said that you counted on your listeners to get it, and we do. But I'd like to take you back to a time when I didn't get it, when it took me 20, 25 minutes to get it, and that's when you endorsed Bill Clinton for president.
RUSH: Oh, yeah. Well, that was supposed to take 20 minutes or so for you to get it. You know, you're right on line there.
CALLER: Yeah, I was frustrated, angry, disappointed, heartbroken. I don't know --
RUSH: It was amazing.
CALLER: -- what words I could describe what it was. And finally, I worked myself up into a tizzy, I don't know if that's a Pennsylvania word, but I paced back and forth, I wrung my hands, I pulled out my hair, 'til I finally said to myself, "I could never do this." And as soon as I said that, it was like a light, it was like an a-ha moment, I thought, "He could never do this, either." You could never do this, and I had a big laugh, and I thought, this is satire.
RUSH: And you were right.
CALLER: Yeah.
RUSH: You were right. You know, that was a fascinating experience. I was going nuts trying to get people to hear me about Bill Clinton. So rather than say it, I thought I would demo the kind of guy Bill Clinton was. And I basically endorsed Clinton, and took 10 minutes in doing it, and then the phone calls came in from people who were betrayed, angry, let down. Another conservative just fallen by the wayside, they were totally let down, and I denied it. "What do you mean? I didn't endorse Clinton."
"What do you mean, I just heard you!"
"No, you heard wrong. I couldn't. Besides, that was in my youth. You can't hold me accountable for things ten minutes ago."


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Old-fashioned Christmas
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Venue district to issue $10 million in bonds
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Hale jail escapee still at large 3 months later
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El Reno woman dies Tuesday from car wreck near Pampa
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Wheeler deals with game on the line
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Exxon, Mobil to combine
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PUC to ask legislature for more power
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State officials hope settlement will help educate teen smokers
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Clinton, Dole to pay back millions in funds
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Open-container law receives final approval
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Believe in yourself to be successful
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Boeing announces additional job cuts
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Clovis standoff ends peacefully
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Farm disaster aid to be strengthened
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Demos decry probe
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MCI WorldCom tax dispute settled
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Warm weather holding on
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Garza: One size won't fit all
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Which month is this, anyway?
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Asian financial crisis blamed for Boeing layoff decision
SEATTLE (AP) - The reluctance of Asian airlines to buy new jets and the region's financial crisis have forced giant aircraft maker Boeing Co. to trim 20,000 more jobs and scale back production.
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The long-abandoned buildings in Los Alamos, N.M., represent arguably the most significant event in the 20th century - and every effort should be made to preserve the structures for future generations.
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Foreign, Out-of-State Companies Bankrolling Campaign Against GMO Labeling
For Immediate Release: October 22, 2012
Oakland -- Foreign and out of state companies are flooding California with money to oppose Proposition 37, which would require labeling of genetically engineered food. See all the corporations that are bankrolling the No on 37 campaign.
Monsanto, Pesticide Companies Spend $5.5 Million More to Defeat Right to Know GMO Labeling Measure; Opposition Funds Total $32 Million
For Immediate Release: : Monday, Sept. 17, 2012
Contact: Gary Ruskin (415) 944-7350; email@example.com
Sacramento, Calif. -- Monsanto just gave an additional $2.89 million to defeat Proposition 37, which would require labeling of genetically engineered foods in California. Monsanto's total contribution against Proposition 37 now stands at $7.1 million, according to campaign finance disclosure records filed with the California Secretary of State.
Other major pesticide companies also just made major additional contributions to defeat Proposition 37, including DuPont ($874,800), Dow AgroSciences ($815,200), Bayer CropScience ($381,600), BASF Plant Science ($357,700) and Syngenta ($178,700).
"Monsanto wants to buy this election so they can keep hiding what's really in our food," said Gary Ruskin, campaign manager of the Yes on Proposition 37 campaign. "They are on the losing side of history. Californians want the right to know what's in our food, and we will win it."
The "Big 6" pesticide firms (Monsanto, DuPont, Bayer, Dow, BASF and Syngenta) have contributed $19 million of the $32 million that the No on 37 campaign has raised.
Natural Products Association Sides with DuPont, Monsanto
Proposition 37 prohibits companies from labeling a product as "natural" if that product is, well, unnatural. Food that is genetically engineered in a lab is hardly natural, of course.
So, it was not surprising to learn that the Natural Products Association (NPA) and the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) oppose our right to know. Indeed, each of the inaptly named trade associations are composed of member companies that sell products routinely marketed as "natural" or "all natural," even though they are produced using genetic engineering. Unlike organic standards, NPA standards do not preclude the use of GMOs.
One prominent member of NPA is DuPont, the same company that told us DDT is safe. DuPont has already contributed nearly $5 million to the No on 37 campaign.
NPA's position is in direct contrast with its mission since 1936 to protect and advance the healthiest quality products for health conscious, natural products consumers who want to know what is in their food and supplements.
NPA falsely claims that "Proposition 37 places every supplier, manufacturer, and retailer of food products at risk of unreasonable and frivolous litigation." They also claim that Prop 37 "includes bounty hunter enforcement provisions". It does not.
No on 37: The same corporations that brought us DDT and Agent Orange
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The No on 37 campaign: brought to you by the same corporations that told us DDT and Agent Orange were safe, orchestrated by the same guys who helped mislead the public about the health risks of tobacco. Now they're telling us we don't have a right to know if our food is genetically engineered.
Monsanto, the largest contributor to No on 37 at $4.2 million, was the primary manufacturer of Agent Orange, the code name for herbicides used by the U.S. Military during the Vietnam War. U.S. soldiers were told that it was "perfectly safe" and often wore little protective clothing when applying it, as shown in our ad. Agent Orange is now linked with various types of cancer and other diseases.
Monsanto also manufactures most of the genetically engineered seeds and also the herbicides that are designed to go with the seeds -- a combination that has created a scourge of superweeds, and has led to a new GMO scheme involving the use of more toxic pesticides like 2,4-D (which happens to be a component of Agent Orange). Here's a brief primer on Monsanto's history of decieving the public with bad science.
DuPont, the first manufacturer of DDT and the second largest funder to No on 37 with just over $4 million in contributions, also has a history of less-than-honest dealings with science, such as the alleged 20-year cover up about the health effects of a chemical used to manufacture Teflon. Now these corporations are saying: Trust us, GMOs are perfectly safe -- even though independent reviews of industry studies point out serious problems.
In an attempt to mislead California voters about Proposition 37, the No on 37 campaign is reaching into the old bag of tricks pioneered by the tobacco industry, and using some of the very same tobacco industry operatives. Here's a look at the truth behind the lies.
Prop 37: Genetically Engineered Food Fight
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE, by Stacy Finz, August 20, 2012
A lab technician screens peppers for diseases at the Monsanto pathology greenhouse in Woodland (Yolo County). Monsanto opposes a ballot measure to require labels on genetically modified food. Photo: Noah Berger, Bloomberg / SF
Who Opposes Proposition 37, and Why?
Not everyone agrees that consumers have the right to know what's in our food. If you do, now is the time to get involved. New contributions freshly posted on the Secretary of State website reveal an all-star cast of big corporations opposed to honest labeling of our food – and we need your help to ensure the real story gets out to voters this fall. Here are the key players opposing Proposition 37, the California Right to Know initiative to label genetically engineered foods.
Pesticide Peddlers: The "Big Six" chemical companies have given the largest donations to date to the opposition, totaling more than $1.1 million, as explained by Tom Philpott in Mother Jones.
Monsanto, BASF, Bayer, Dow, DuPont and Syngenta: These are the guys who make the pesticides, and also make or promote the seeds that are genetically engineered to withstand the pesticides, thereby allowing them to … sell more pesticides. You get the picture. GMOs are "the growth engines of the pesticide industry," explains Marcia Ishii-Eiteman, PhD, Senior Scientist at Pesticide Action Network.


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Animal control officials say rabies have been found in two skunks in Wichita Falls and residents need to be on high alert.
Getting bitten by a dog or other animals can put you at risk for rabies.
A city resident says he can attest to that after he was bitten by a dog while he was out for a jog.
"It hurt, but I didn't think it was that bad but then it continued running but then I realized very quickly that it was much deeper than I thought it was," said Patrick Scott.
If you're afraid you could have been exposed to the viral disease, experts recommend getting a rabies vaccine.
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text: Levitz Furniture Names Chief Financial Officer Furniture World Magazine Posted: 6/20/2006 Levitz Furniture, a leading specialty retailer of furniture, bedding and home furnishings, announced the appointment of Kathy Guinnessey to the position of Chief Financial Officer. The announcement was made by Tom Baumlin, CEO of Levitz Furniture. Guinnessey has nearly 25 years of experience ranging from financial planning and analysis to capital structure and debt issuance. Guinnessey will oversee finance, accounting, financial planning & analysis internal audit, payroll, treasury and loss prevention, and will report directly to Baumlin. "We are delighted that Kathy has chosen to join our team at Levitz," said Baumlin. "Kathy's reputation and credibility in the financial community and expertise in the retail industry strengthens our management team as we continue to make significant progress revitalizing the Levitz brand." Having most recently served as leader of tax, treasury and investor relations at Dun & Bradstreet, Guinnessey's retailing roots include significant financial roles at both Footstar, Inc. and Lechter's. She began her career with Manufacturer's Hanover Trust and subsequently moved to Marsh & McClennan. Guinnessey was recruited to the Maxwell MacMillan Group and later to GAF Corporation where she served as Vice President & Treasurer before joining Lechter's. She holds a BA from Rutgers and an MBA in Finance from Fordham. About Levitz Furniture: Levitz Furniture is a leading specialty retailer of furniture, bedding and home furnishings in the United States with 80 locations in major metropolitan areas, principally in the Northeast and on the West Coast of the United States as well as its presence on e-commerce site, www.furniture.com. Additional information about the Company and its brands is available at www.levitz.com. Furniture World is the oldest, continuously published trade publication in the United States. It is published for the benefit of furniture retail executives. Print circulation of 20,000 is directed primarily to furniture retailers in the US and Canada. In 1970, the magazine established and endowed the Bernice Bienenstock Furniture Library (www.furniturelibrary.com) in High Point, NC, now a public foundation containing more than 5,000 books on furniture and design dating from 1620. For more information contact email@example.com.


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The expanded Big East tournament is supposed to make room for the little guy. But is that necessary in a power conference dominated by so many big boys?
The Big East brass, three years into its decision to include all 16 teams in its postseason tourney, has yet to see a squad seeded 13 or lower advance to the quarterfinals. The chances look grim again considering the top 11 seeds are primed for NCAA tournament spots.
The conference has hyped up the five-day event as being "for the fans," but MSG was strangely silent for the better part of the opening round. The players were off-rhythm, yawning spectators were downing more coffee than beer and even the cheerleaders took a tumble on the hardwood.
"If that's what they want to do, that's what they're going to do," West Virginia forward Kevin Jones said. "Gives some teams a chance to get a couple wins ... but seems like higher [seeds] always win anyways, so what's the point?"
Well, more games obviously mean more money, but they could also mean less prestige. Middle-tier teams forced to play an often meaningless extra game in the conference tournament may not be as fresh once the Big Dance rolls around. Or even worse, they might not be dancing at all. Such was the case last season, with No. 11 Cincinnati. The Bearcats won a throwaway game against Rutgers, then beat Louisville before falling short to eventual champ West Virginia. They wound up in the NIT.
"Had we played just a back-to-back, rather than three straight games, yeah, it might have been a different outcome," Cincinnati coach Mick Cronin said.


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Senior citizens from throughout Quay County crowded into the county commission chambers Thursday morning to hear what County commissioners had to say about staying on as the entity in charge of the county's senior centers.
The standing-room-only crowd heard commissioners explain that many things were not as they would like them if they were to maintain administrative control of the centers.
Commissioner Franklin McCasland explained that among other things the centers have proved to have a high turn-over rate among employees, low pay of employees, a lack of financial commitment by members and have been very time consuming for county employees.
McCasland said that cooks have been paid $5.50 an hour and the director has been paid $6.50 per hour and thus it was no wonder that there was so much turn over among the staff when pay at the centers was so low.
"They need more money," said McCasland. "It hurts me to see how little these people are making."
McCasland said the House center was covering 63 percent of their upkeep costs and Logan was covering 65 percent while Tucumcari was only covering 33 percent.
"This can't continue," said McCasland. "If the county is going to continue with this program, it must be self-sufficient."
According to county manager Paula Chacon, she felt especially bad about the situation because she had "talked them (county commissioners)" into taking over the administration of the centers by assuring the three commissioners that it would not be the "headache" it has become.
All the commissioners said that only in the handful of months that the county has administered the centers, they have become something of a drag on the county both financially and labor wise.
"I agree with Commissioner McCasland on this," said Commissioner Jeff Lewalling. "We only have X amount of dollars. I personally want to see these sites continue , but I want to see them self-sufficient too. We have other things in county government."
According to Lewalling $134,000 of county money has already been channeled to the sites and while most of that should be recouped it was not at this point guaranteed.
McCasland pointed out that at this time the centers are $73,000 "in the hole."
Rick Johnson of Pioneer Senior Citizens Center in Tucumcari said he realized that there were problems but felt it was improving.
Commissioner Grace Madrid said she too was not happy with the over situation but admitted there were encouraging signs.
"I know the programs are going more smoothly at all three sites," said Madrid.
"I believe at this point we are doing better," said Johnson and asked the county to maintain administration of the program for six more months to see if there were an improvement.
Mary Mayfield who is also involved with the program also urged the county to hold on for another six months before deciding.
"It's been a big learning curve," said Mayfield about putting the centers on a solid footing."
"It has indeed," said Lewalling.


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MONASKONBy the time Cheryl Whittle was 15, she'd lived in a dozen different homes and with several different families. She'd fallen in love with a man six years her senior, had become pregnant, gotten married and lost a child.
From left, Joe Wilmoth and his wife, Vivian, pose for a family photo with their daughters, Sandi and Cheryl.
It was not a typical childhood by any means, said the retired registered nurse. She often felt unwanted and her father, Joe Wilmoth, always treated her just a little differently than her siblings. Her whole life had been a clue to the family secret Cheryl uncovered three years ago when she convinced her husband, Dickie, and half brother, Milton, to take an online DNA test from 23andMe.
Joe Wilmoth was not her biological father.
"I was not entirely surprised," said Cheryl, as she spread photos and papers across her dining room table at her waterfront home on the Rappahannock River in upper Lancaster County. "I always felt like something wasn't quite right."
Cheryl's mother, Vivian Tipton of Petersburg, was thin, with shoulder length dark hair and eyes. A photo of her at age 16 shows a stunningly beautiful young woman.
"Momma was very pretty, very pretty," said Cheryl.
Vivian had married at 16 and had three girls with her husband, Richard Thompson, before he was tragically killed in an accident in 1949. A few months later, Vivian left the girls to be raised by their grandparents. And that's where Cheryl finds a gap in her mother's life.
In 1951, Vivian married Joe. They moved to Chester, where Cheryl was born seven months into their marriage on Christmas Eve.
"Momma always told me I was premature," said Cheryl, "that she'd slipped on some ice and went into labor. But I weighed almost seven pounds, which is pretty big for a premature, seven-month baby.
"Momma also said Daddy took her to the hospital and didn't come back to see me until he came to get her a week later when she called him. Now, why would you do your wife and child that way? Maybe he had questions about whether I was his or not."
Cheryl has tried to piece together the puzzle of how her mother and father met and what was happening in her mother's life at the time.
"When you're in this situation, you try to find anything possible as a hint, try to find a name, anything. I got my mom's and dad's social security numbers and work history," she said. "They both worked at a tobacco company in Petersburg, but Mom also had a part-time job with a department store on Sycamore Street, Rucker Rosenstock."
Apparently, Vivian left her job at the department store at the end of March 1951. According to Cheryl's calculations and genetic testing, if she was delivered at full term, her mother would have conceived her the final week of March or early April.
"Actually when I did it with WebMD, [my conception date] was March 22," said Cheryl. Coincidentally, Vivian's birthday was also March 22.
"A couple of things about that department store interest me. Maybe she had gotten to know someone there or someone had attacked her there. For some reason or another, she left that job," said Cheryl.
Years later, when Cheryl was about to deliver her own child, Vivian took her to Rucker Rosenstock.
"A few weeks before I had the baby, Momma took me to the doctor over in Petersburg and then said, I think we'll run by Rucker Rosenstock. Now Momma had never taken me there before, but she said maybe we could pick up something nice for the baby, maybe a little christening gown or shawl or something," said Cheryl. "So we went there and Momma bought me a pretty little christening gown, some booties, a sweater set and a shawl.
"Momma never did stuff like that for me and now as I look back on it I think, wow, it says something. That must have been a hint. Maybe she took me in there because maybe my father worked there and maybe I'd see him or he'd see me. I just don't know. But we never went there again."
Growing up
Cheryl's childhood was unstable, beginning as a toddler when her parents took her to live with friends.
"That couple was very good to me, but I always wondered, why [did my parents] do that. Why give me away?" said Cheryl.
She lived with the couple, who were childhood friends of Joe's, for two years. Then one day Vivian and Joe returned for her. Her mother was four months pregnant with her sister, Sandi, at the time. Cheryl was told her mother had been ill with tuberculosis while she was living with the couple but she's always questioned that.
For the next 10 years, Cheryl, Sandi and her parents moved to Florida and back to Virginia, living in several different homes. During that time, Cheryl remembers Joe being very violent towards her mother and her and Sandi.
"Daddy had been in World War II. He was in the military police and had seen a lot of action, so I'm told. When I was doing research on him about ten years ago, before I knew he wasn't my father, I found out he had received lots of medals.
"But there were many times Daddy acted a little bit strange. One time he took us out in the woods. Momma and Daddy were separated at the time and Momma had come to get us after the weekend. It was storming really bad and Daddy took [Sandi and me] out in the woods and dug holes in the leaves and pulled the leaves over us so Momma and the police couldn't find us."
Cheryl now believes her father had post traumatic stress disorder stemming from his military service.
"We even had Daddy hold a gun on us and threaten to kill us."
Although her father's actions make sense now, as a child Cheryl was very frightened of him and withdrawn.
In 1963, Cheryl's family moved to a home in Chester just down the street from Dickie. He was considerably older, but they became sweethearts and Cheryl got pregnant. She was only 14 and Dickie was 20. The two have been married for 47 years and share a wonderful family, but admit how odd it was that her parents would allow their teenage daughter to date such an older man.
The best kept secret
Cheryl's mother died of cancer when she was only 58. Although Cheryl was a diligent caregiver during her mother's final years, Vivian never discussed Cheryl's biological father or the fact that Joe wasn't. Cheryl wonders why her mother never felt the need to unburden herself of the secret.
Joe too is deceased, along with Cheryl's grandparents, aunts and uncles. Almost everyone who could shed some light on Cheryl's lineage is gone, leaving her with so many questions and no one to ask.


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by Rae Osenbaugh
The above title is what I keep on my screen saver as a reminder to myself...I need a constant reminder because I do get behind sometimes. This week is a good example....I'm writing this at the very last minute.
But, I did find a fantastic freebie on the 'net that I've been using this week. Actually, my husband found it, and downloaded it onto my computer. When I got up the next morning, there it was--staring back at me from my computer screen. I was not real pleased with him for a moment: I get a little irritated with people who mess with my systems...
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The URL of this fantastic program is: www.mmm.com It has some sort of a timer that will disable it after 30 days. But, they give an 800 number where you can order it, or they also suggest you look at your local software dealer (which I did, but they didn't have it). Once you've brought up the 3-M web page, go to "Post-it(R)Software Notes"--You can't miss it....
Thanks for everyone's letters and notes: I'm still working on answering all of you...somehow I got really behind this week...gotta get organized!
Have a good day.....Rae
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Leave it to Holly… ;)
A future vegetarian?
As an older brother, I'm kind of with Holly on this one. Alix just painted a target on herself.
And we have a veggie…….. Yippeee! Not bad if one can get used to it.
Considering that most eggs available chicken eggs aren't actually inseminated, this is a non issue. An egg isn't an embryo…
It's more of a chicken period :P
So what is broccoli, corn, tomatoes, nuts, bean sprouts …
…… @the life I draw upon: very good point!! They all could have grown and flowered and ripened to seed and then go be fertilizer for their offspring in the fullness of time……. There is only one way: Fasting forever…
I'm quite amazed that Alix is so totally unaware.. what is she supposed to be? Nine? — probably another family without any children's books on nature and the universe… but lately all characters have taken a swing into "dumb-sweet-things"..
Tomorrow they'll finally realize the egg was sent already without fouling contents, hint: the whole on the bottom……
the hole… not the whole… hole-hole-hole….
I look at an egg as boneless chicken…..
Who knew Holly could cook ? Much less have the 'gumption' to do it ! !
My older brother used to do that to me all the time
There is a big difference between vegetarians – who do eat eggs, cheese, yogurt, etc. – and vegans, who don't eat ANY animal products. Most vegetarians think vegans are crazy.
That would be balut, popular in the Philippines and southeast Asia. While I'm pretty adventurous when it comes to trying new foods, this is one place where I draw the line. Just…ewww.
Well, that's real comforting to think of, snarks.
Separate, all good – mix them up in the same bowl, kinda disgusting!
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Best of Jack Reacher
"Hold still, Steve, lemme give you a Fap Turbo."
"Hold still, Steve, lemme give you a Fap Turbo."
You can tell they're still in high school. Once they graduate, they get to wear barrels with suspenders.
"Yeah, you're right; you did build that."
"You voted in favor of free contraception? It's cute that you think that will be an issue for you."
What's it called when you feel you're repeating the past?
Groundhog Day?
Déjà vu?
Yeah, that's it. I'm feeling real déjà vu-ey right now.
Star Wars 13 - Grabba the Butt Invades a High School - A ghey 3-headed creature with a split personality disrupts classes by squealing, "These are not the ROIDS you're looking for!"
I'm not sure if this is what they had in mind when the pundits said they have to "Get the youth vote out".
They must all be named Pete.


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• When: 4 p.m. Saturday, Division I-II-III game; 7 p.m., Division IV-V-VI game
• Where: Welcome Stadium, Dayton
• Tickets: $10 for both games
• Representing: Nine seniors from central Ohio will play in each game. The Division I-II-III game includes defensive linemen Emmanuel Beal of Reynoldsburg, Miles McCollum of Dublin Coffman, Granyl Smith of Gahanna and Alex Klingel of River Valley; running backs Godwin Igwebuike of Pickerington North and E.J. Jennings of Hilliard Davidson; defensive backs Caleb Day of Hilliard Darby and Darron Lee of New Albany; and linebacker Mitchell Rowell of Gahanna. The Division IV-V-VI game includes defensive linemen Jacob Matuska of Hartley, Isaiah Blevins of North Union and Luke Hannan of Liberty Union; defensive backs Kevin Bourne of Newark Catholic, Marcellus Calhoun of Hartley and Zach Yousey of Harvest Prep; linebacker Nick Sadinsky of Johnstown; running back Donyelle Simpson of Heath; and offensive lineman Doug Hardin of Westfall.
• Baby Buckeyes: Three incoming Ohio State freshmen will be showcased in the Division I-II-III game. Receiver/defensive back Gareon Conley of Massillon Washington and linebacker/safety Chris Worley of Cleveland Glenville will play for the North team, and Lee will represent the South.
• This and that: The North-South Classic is the longest running high-school football all-star game in the country. It has produced players in 45 of the 47 Super Bowls and seven Heisman Trophy winners. … Because of renovations being done to Ohio Stadium, the game was moved to Dayton for the first time. Through the years, it has taken place in Massillon, Crew Stadium and Ohio Stadium. … It is also the first time that the contest has featured two games. That was made possible when the Big 33 Game between Ohio and Pennsylvania ended.


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Exercise 4: Zercher Squats
Benefits: The Zercher squat involves much more abdominal and lower back stimulation, without as much compressional forces on the spine due to the placement of the bar. The Front load can also promote a deeper depth, which can train you to have a better quality back squat in the long run.
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But first, it was time to see gameplay enhancements. In addition to keeping his superpowers from the first game (Sucker Punch didn't want to hit the reset button on players who invested in Cole's story, calling inFamous the "origin story" and inFamous 2 the "battle story"), there's a new melee attack option that relies on a dual-pronged, supercharged cattle prod. Meant to be a representation of direct physical power, this yet-to-be-named weapon is used combo style against enemy thugs and beasts and makes Cole less dependent on ranged attacks.
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I know there suppose to be growth with the character after his experience in "New York"..but having him look like the guy from Uncharted 2 makes him look like any other hero on a video game. How many games you played where its a medium bult white dude with black hair..endless..cant even count. the phrase "Dont f#@@ up the franchise" comes to mind. The new powers are kick ass but his appearance sucks..i hope its a code or dlc to use the old version of Cole cause this guy looks like the guy from that music group Sugar Ray.
Aside from that I like where this game is going hope the Kharma Meter still in play cause playing Good and Bad Cole was only reason i played it more than one time. If none of this that wow me with first is on here than "congradulations you just f@@@ed up the franchise."Posted: June 21, 2010 12:34 AM
I really dislike what they did with Cole BUT I will buy this game day 1. I'm hoping gamestops preorder bonus will be old Cole.
I can understand changing him a little bit. People buy new clothes and there's no saying that Cole didn't have the tattoos before.
His face looks different and judging by the baldish look he had before, his hair wasn't that dark.
If the voice ended up being not what they wanted (although I thought it was awesome), then why'd they go with it to begin with? Why not have him change it during the process?
One thing that worries me are the creatures that come from the swamp. Hopefully there's a good reason why they are mutated creatures there... we know why Cole has superpowers... hopefully they'll explain why others do.Posted: June 20, 2010 2:26 PM
to be completely honest........the only reason i bought Infamous 1 was because the main character had my name :) haha, and i honestly did not think the game was that awesome, they can and really need to improve a lot of things in Infamous 2 for me to buy it, and there better be a demo.Posted: June 20, 2010 7:39 AM
I still like old Cole better, although I will buy this game.Posted: June 20, 2010 4:44 AM
This New Cole SUCKS!!!! I like how the old Cole looked and sounded, I can get past the voice IF COLE LOOKS LIKE HE DID IN THE FIRST INFAMOUS!!!!! I LOVE INFAMOUS!!!!!
NEW COLE SUCKS BRUSSELSPROUT'S and I hate hate hate hate brusselsprout's and new cole!!!!! Thank you to anyone that would like to join the We hate New Cole League!!! If we make enough noise maybe they'll fix em or give us an option to have Infamous Cole back, he can have the new toy's but he should look like Cole from the first game! My rant is over!!!Posted: June 19, 2010 5:42 PM
I think they should just keep him the way he was. The original Cole fit the profile of a reluctant super hero type guy who never raelly wanted all the power and drama dropped in his lap. I know I'll buy the game cause the first one was awsome but they are probably gonna turn some people off of this sequel because of the main charecter overhaul. If they wanna make a drastic change they should drop that goober Zeke. I hate that bastard.Posted: June 19, 2010 12:41 PM
OK... hair can change... you can buy new clothes... you can get tattoos... But it is absolutely ludicrous to expect us to just accept that this is Cole. That is NOT his face and it is NOT his voice. No excuse for the face because you control his looks 100% and if you were having difficulties getting the original voice actor, find somebody who sounds at least close to what Cole sounded like. I loved the original and I almost certainly will get the sequel. The sad thing is that you earned my loyalty with that first game and then you decide to make these wholesale changes that in the end just feel like you think we are stupid and wouldn't notice or wouldn't care. Keep reading the boards. 90%+ of the people are not feeling the new look... not at all. If you care about your fanbase, you should think long and hard about these changes you've made.Posted: June 19, 2010 11:30 AM
i realy realy don't like the new Cole
I think this is gone be like MGS 2 ( and raiden), hope they at least gonne give us the abelty change ColePosted: June 19, 2010 4:44 AM
Where did this brithish chick come from? thoughts anyone?Posted: June 18, 2010 8:55 PM
This is retarded. they are completely throwing us out of the infamous vibe. the old cole was awsome. it was a nice change from the average ever same looking video game superhero and he fitted perfectly in the story. this 'new' cole is too smooth and looks like he doesnt have a care in the world. besides if this is how they wanted him to be in the first place how the hell did they end up with the cole from the first game? wtf. and about that voice thing its all nonsense. nowadays theres alot of techniques that can make u change a persons voice. autotune just to name one of them. they couldve just recorded th normal VA and then change his voice in the pc or something. im not liking this new cole at all.Posted: June 18, 2010 8:46 PM
This is retarded. they are completely throwing us out of the infamous vibe. the old cole was awsome. it was a nice change from the average ever same looking video game superhero and he fitted perfectly in the story. this 'new' cole is too smooth and looks like he doesnt have a care in the world. besides if this is how they wanted him to be in the first place how the hell did they end up with the cole from the first game? wtf. and about that voice thing its all nonsense. nowadays theres alot of techniques that can make u change a persons voice. autotune just to name one of them. they couldve just recorded th normal VA and then change his voice in the pc or something. im not liking this new cole at all.Posted: June 18, 2010 8:44 PM
New cole is a better one:0Posted: June 18, 2010 7:46 PM
I'm going to say... The old Cole had some physical issues after the Ray Sphere incident, so his voice was much rougher and gruffer. Now some time has passed and his voice is less... of that nature.
And i like his new look. It suits his new Ice powers.Posted: June 18, 2010 6:39 PM
It is to much of a move from the original Cole..... did he get therapy,come into some cash and use some of his mom's anti ageing cream?
He is meant to be gritty in an gritty environment. As someone mentioned he looks like he has stumbled out of his Volvo into the bad end of town.
Oh well, I liked the first and I would say I will like the second but.... the character is just wrong.Posted: June 18, 2010 6:12 PM
I liked the old Cole better. The new Cole looks badass but the old Cole looked cooler....Just saying...Posted: June 18, 2010 4:24 PM
I don't like either cole, really. the redesign is fine by me if sucker punch wants to keep the character closer to his conception -i didn't like the old Cole - but they could have done somethign ore intersting than 20-30 YEAR-OLD CLASSICALLY HANDSOME WHITE DUDE WITH SHORT BLACK HAIR AND A FAINTLY BLAND COSTUME. There's original, Sucker Punch... at least make it customisable for us, guys. I like my superheroes in super suits, actually. To be honest i can't see myself getting this game. Asassin's creed does open-world better and The force unleashed 2 will do large-scale superpowered combat batter. Dual lightsabers >>> glorified cattleprodPosted: June 18, 2010 4:15 PM
unless they show me some unbelievable revolutionary gameplay element im gonna wait until this goes until gets to the 20 dollar rack. Im ticked off at the new colePosted: June 18, 2010 3:45 PM
i agree they should keep the original Cole..Posted: June 18, 2010 3:30 PM
Doug Otto
It looks really cool, and more visceral, but I'm worried they might feel pressured into making it more like Uncharted 2 because they're on the PS3. If the PS3 wants to out-do its competition, they should stick true to more diverse gaming options. Other than that, I think they have a lot of potential where they're taking this IP.Posted: June 18, 2010 1:58 PM
I actually like this Cole way better. Just judging from the trailer, he seems easier to relate to and not so moody and dark. Superhero stuff (thanks to Batman) seems to be leaning towards the darker side, and I like that this new Cole seems to be more of a youthful super hero with some attitude... kind of like Spider-Man or Human Torch!Posted: June 18, 2010 1:19 PM
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