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Does this look like the body of a little girl? Im 16. Ignore the doodles please
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If by "little girl" you mean adolescent, no. Hardly. If you mend like a teen girl, yes. Not just any teen girl but I'll bet an Asian teen girl ot younger Asian women. The legs are undeniably Asian female. I LOVE signature Asian girl legs. No offense intended but I'm very partial to Asian girls.
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Im Spanish XD So I look (my body) like a normal teenage girl? (I'm 16)
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Bonaventure Cemetery (and more).
2016-10-28 20:15
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I love cemeteries. LOVE them.
In Gothenburg we lived right next to a huge old cemetery that I used to visit a few times every week; to run, go for a walk, make a shortcut through it on my way somewhere. We even filmed a few scenes for a movie there (didn't turn into something though). Cemeteries are moody and dramatic, and they contain SO many aspects of life. Yes, death too, but to me it's more about life. All the people that were once living and breathing, all their friends and family visiting them and remembering them alive. All the beautiful gravestones that were made by amazing artists (that might even be buried on that very cemetery by now). All the people keeping the graves in shape for people alive to see.
There's so much life in a place for death!
Anyways, when we found out that we were going to Savannah the first thing I did was to google if there were any cool cemeteries there that we could visit. I found the Bonaventure Cemetery and it looked AWESOME on the photos.
On Sunday we took an Uber there, armed with my camera and the tripod for my iphone. I was imagining all the spooky photos and self portraits I was going to take.
And then when we got there it was closed.
But, "how did you get these photos then?" you might ask.
Two girls were standing outside the fence looking equally disappointed about the Closed Signs that we were. They said it was closed because of the fallen trees and mess after Hurricane Matthew. They also said that they had seen the guard sleeping in her car at the front. And that they had seen some people sneaking inside.
David was looking around and all of a sudden he was inside. He had found a hole in the fence. "Just a little peek?"
So we went in there, and quite a few people followed.
It was so beautiful! And because it was closed it was quiet and calm and even more of an adventure!
We could see the remnants of Hurricane Matthew everywhere. It made the place so spooky.
We walked around looking at all the names on the grave stones.
Some were big and intricate.
Some were just plain sad.
Some were funny. Lang and Lange sounds like an awesome detective business.
A little family cluster.
And then we saw this monument from afar and it was like my heart started pitter patter super fast.
The trees, the light, the structures, the hanging moss, EVERYTHING!
I took a bunch of self portraits here. You can see all of them on my
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the one I took at this exact spot.
Let's just walk around in silence for a bit, shall we?
This environment reminded me of a forgotten land, like Atlantis, or a level in a Sonic the Hedgehog game.
It seems like we're never getting away from Hollywood.
And then we found my name on it...
And here's little Gracie. Alone in a fenced in garden. That made me the most sad. She died so early and then they put her here, locked inside, like she was doomed to be forever lonely, parted from the rest of the world. I don't even believe in any afterlife, but it still seems sad to me.
Only 6 years old.
And here's Ida. Born in Sweden.
Such rich jewel tones everywhere. I was walking around there with constant heart eyes.
Gray and David.
Then we met the two girls from earlier. They said they had seen the guard driving by, and that she had thrown out a couple of people, but they hadn't been seen yet.
We thanked them for the heads up and made our way quickly to the hole in the fence. We did not want to get caught in there!
Hearts beating, eyes scanning everywhere, ears listening for sounds of a car.
We got out. And then, just a breath later, we saw the guard and a police car driving by inside the cemetery at the exact place we were walking just moments earlier.
We sent a thought of Thank You to the two girls for warning us, but then we realized: they were still in there. We wished we could have warned them somehow but there was no way.
We were walking down the road ten minutes later when the girls drove by us. They looked solemn. We waved.
And that was that adventure. It was fantastic! I wish we could have stayed in there forever. Maybe some day we can go back, and walk in the front entrance like normal people. But I would not change this day in any way, because it really was the most beautiful experience.
But wait! We're not done yet!
Sunday evening we had the panel after Lights Out screened and it went great. The audience was lovely and we met so many wonderful people afterwards. Every time we do something like this we want it to go on for longer. When they say "we have time for one more question from the audience" it makes both of us think "Oh no! We want more questions!" Haha. It's just so much fun.
I didn't bring my camera for that, but on Monday morning it was back around my neck for the hours before we had to leave for the airport. Let's take a look at that.
We were on our way to eat breakfast. Walked through the square with the guy and his umbrella (yeah, yeah, it's a flag. But it would be cuter if it was an umbrella, right?)
And here we were! At the Gryphon Tea Room!
So. Incredibly. Beautiful.
We ordered the Afternoon Tea even if it was not afternoon yet.
And fancy lemonade! Look how happy I was!
The bill came in an old book. This place used to be an apothecary back in the day. And then it was a book store.
And now it's a tea room.
After that delicious breakfast we went to get some coffee. We passed a pumpkin display.
And then we found a bench to sit on for a couple of hours. People watching, talking about everything we've seen and done during the weekend, and imagining what it would be like if we lived in Savannah.
I would love to live there if it weren't for the extremely warm and humid summers. Savannah reminded me of the town Lund in Sweden where I used to live between 2003 and 2007. A cute, small student town, with lots of history and interesting spots.
Yeah, I hope I get to see more of Savannah in the future.
And that was all from our weekend in Savannah, Georgia.
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When we went to Crestline.
2016-10-18 21:28
Hej, friends!
This has been a very quiet space lately and I have been thinking that maybe I should blog but, nah, not today, and then time did its thing and now here we are.
Anywhoooo. A while ago, almost two months or so, David and I went to the mountains to relax after shooting Annabelle 2. Plus, we celebrated 3 years as married around that time too so we thought it would be a perfect reason to just go away for a few days.
The drive there was supposed to take 2 hours but a huge fire started at the same time we left LA so we were stuck in traffic for a loooong time. It took us 6 hours to get there and we were very tired and hungry when we arrived at the cabin.
We were a bit scared though, because we could see the fire clearly from the balcony. What if we came here and had to evacuate in the middle of the night because the fire spread to us? We sat outside, wrapped in blankets, eating sandwiches, watching the flames, and checking all the news sites hoping we were safe.
In the morning the white smoke covered the mountains like cotton. It seemed like the fire weren't coming towards us but it was still going strong. We had breakfast infront of the view and decided to not do anything substantial all day. It was perfect.
I spent most hours of the day looking at the view. I shared a glass of wine with the evening sun.
And then when the sun was setting it became clear that the fire had not gone away.
This mirror was luring me all weekend. I have SO many photos of that mirror.
We went to the mountains last year too, after shooting Lights Out, and it feels like this is going to turn into a tradition. The fresh air and pine trees make us so happy. I think it's because it reminds us about Sweden a little bit.
Anyways, look at this view. Just look at it. And breathe.
So scary. Yet so beautiful.
New day. David called his family and friends and picked bark off of a tree as he was talking. The things you do when you talk on the phone, right? Some people doodle, some strip a tree from its clothing.
I was taking photos of this strip of road surrounded by trees. I took at least four photos a day of this exact view. With my Nikon, with my phone AND with our polaroid. It's just something with the smooth shape and the colors.
David had been extremely busy for more than a month, so he had a lot to talk about with people back home.
One day we went on a mini adventure. I had read about a heart shaped rock that was supposed to be worth seeing. We didn't really care about the rock but thought it would be nice to see at least one of the local sites, get some fresh air and a walk.
David climbed a tree.
I was in Spooky Root Heaven.
I mean. Look at this!
So cool.
Nice of nature to create a step for us humans wanting to hike without killing ourselves.
And there it was! A heart shaped rock!
A couple was climbing around there and I tried to take sneaky photo of them to show the size of the heart. I didn't do a very good job, but you can at least see the top of the heart in the bottom of the photo.
We also found a beautiful glade that looked like it came straight out of Jurassic Park or something.
Right outside our cabin we had this beauty. Love how the roots seem to hold onto the rock like their life depended on it.
To come "home" to this view was something special. The cabin was situated in the tree tops.
We found a bunch of board games one evening and played backgammon. This is David's thinking pose.
New day again! This was our last whole day in the mountains.
That mirror again.
We had one last thing we wanted to during our stay in the mountains, and that was to have a sort of Anniversary Picnic with a view. When we first came to LA last year we didn't have any money so our favorite thing to do was to drive somewhere with a nice view and eat sandwiches. We call it Dinner with a view and it is lovely.
So, this day we packed some sandwiches and drove to a spot we had seen from the car the day before. We hoped we would be able to get to the view without trespassing or something, and we were in luck! We found a cliff that we climbed and right on the edge, on the very top of the rock, we sat down to have our Dinner with a view.
The view was spectacular!
All around us, breathtaking nature.
We had to sit close to not fall down the very steep mountain wall infront of us.
Dangling my feet.
It was so wonderful. And a bit scary, because we were really high up.
Look at this handsome devil!
One more, because Look At Him!
When the sun had set and it was starting to get dark we climbed down from the rock on the mountain and drove back to our cabin in the trees.
And then it was a new day again and we headed back to LA. But first I had to take a photo of some spooky roots.
I know this was a while ago now, but better late than never right?
My computer died (because I happened to get an entire glass of iced coffee in it...) and then the admin page for my blog went bananas, but now! MAYBE! I can get back to blogging once in a while.
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What's going on?!
2016-08-12 22:40
So time seems to have gone by?
I have been neglecting this space lately because it's been the most overwhelming time of my life, and sitting down and writing about it just felt WEIRD because I was in the middle of all of it and had to wait it out a little. You know what I mean? (You can ALWAYS find me on
I think this blog will have to be for more sporadic things. The big news or a random thought. These last couple of years I've felt bad for not blogging but I don't really feel that way anymore. So that feels good. This is my home base, that I will always come back to.
ANYWAYS! Here's what's been going on lately!
Lights Out had a sneak first screening at LA Film Festival in June. We really had no idea what to expect but there was a red carpet and a pre party and it was super glamorous. So it was a great rehearsal for the big premiere that was a month and a half away at that time.
We also had a screening at VidCon and it was AWESOME! More than 2000 teenagers screaming their heads off! It was magical, you guys!
I was overdressed, as always.
I went to my first ever Hollywood round table reading for a movie. Because I have a small part in Annabelle 2 that David is directing!
I actually didn't expect to get any part in it because there are not a lot of characters in the movie that would fit me, but there is one- and I got it! SO HAPPY!!!
We also took our usual evening strolls. Here's David up at the reservoir next to a huge Agave.
We kept furnishing and decorating our apartment. We bought a beautiful Jung Koch Quentell Pull down school chart that I've been drooling after for years.
We were invited to a super fancy party in Malibu. It was us and a a whole bunch of fancy people and celebrities. We are not really party animals, but there was AMAZING sushi (for free!), a beautiful ocean view and it was lots of fun people watching.
David started shooting Annabelle 2 on the Warner Bros studio lot and I got to roam around taking photos of cool set buildings.
And then I broke my rib. A week before the premiere. I just have the best luck.
People were so sweet and helpful, and I even got flowers from the Annabelle 2 crew and that made me so happy!
The weekend after was the Lights Out Press Junket. That was a crazy weekend. We did so many interviews, answering the same questions a million times over, and got to sign Lights Out posters (don't know what happened with them after).
Photo of a monitor with David taking a photo of us. So meta.
And then it was the 19th and the premiere for Lights Out.
I got my hair and makeup done by the amazing
. These two are just lovely!
You can see my mother in the background and the photo is taken by my dad. Because, yes! They came all the way from Sweden to share this experience with us!
Look! So glamorous! I thought "my first ever movie premiere- let's go full Old Hollywood Glam!"
The earrings are made by me, because OF COURSE!
LOVE this photo from the red (well, black) carpet!! My dad took it with his phone and I think it's the absolute best photo from the premiere. We're so cute! And look at all the photographers!
I think this was the peak of all the Craziness we've experienced during this entire adventure.
Here's another angle taken by our manager Jeremy (YES! I have representation now too! More on that later).
The dress is vintage and I bought it in Sweden two years ago. I have waited for the perfect occasion to wear it and when it became clear that Lights Out was about to become a movie I decided if there's a premiere I'm going to wear my red dress! It's just the most lovely dress.
The purse is from
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and I actually gasped a little when I found it. It's pretty, weird and fun- all in one! That's what I call a PERFECT purse.
My parents were staying in LA for ten days so after the premiere I took it on myself to show them all the places I love in this strange and amazing city.
We went to Venice Canals.
And we saw the ocean (and I bought hat).
We went to the Bradbury building.
And the Getty museum.
There was a HUGE brush fire going on in the mountains outside LA wisping up sand into the air creating this mystical effect. The sun turned bright red and the entire sky was orange and post apocalyptic.
On my parent's last evening in LA I took them on a long walk up to the reservoir and over the hills.
After checking out the filmset one last time it was time for my parents to go back to Sweden. But first a photo!
It was so lovely having them here during this overwhelming and exciting experience. I am so happy they came here. Now they have seen all the places that mean a lot to me and they know how our place and neighborhood looks and they have shared a little bit of this adventure with us.
And last week our Swedish car got sent to its death. And you might wonder why that is important, but it just felt kind of significant. Bye Soggy, you were loved and we had so many adventures with you. Thank you!
We found a HUGE Lights Out poster to pose infront.
So, now we are on the other side of Lights Out. The movie is going FANTASTIC in theaters everywhere,and it just blows our minds that this even happened. Two years ago we were still in Sweden.
And then last Friday it premiered in Sweden. Getting messages and comments from friends, family and acquaintances has been the most overwhelming part of all of this. And it surprised me so much! I was not prepared for it! I think I thought some of my friends would go see it over the first week and some would not go see it at all because they don't like horror. But you know what? All of them went the first few days! My two best friends who HATE horror movies went the very first night! I was so emotional! And my highschool friends went yesterday and sent me a video of them chanting my name during the credits, waiting for my name to pop up in the list of actors. And when my name appeared they were just screaming! I have been watching that video at least forty times now, crying happy tears. You can see the clip
Oh, and about the representation I mentioned earlier! I now have managers and agents! I'm represented by Paradigm and Gotham Group so now this feels even more real for me. This actually led to so much more than just a one time crazy Hollywood experience. I'm believing in myself and I have people behind me, believing in me. This acting dream that I've had my entire life might actually take off!
Omg, I'm gonna start crying again soon if I don't stop.
It's emotional, you guys!
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The Quickest New York Trip Ever.
2016-06-20 20:22
We just had one of the craziest weekends so far in this fantastic Lights Out adventure we're on. Let's have a look, shall we? If any of you said no, I'm not listening to you; I'm gonna show you anyway!
Photo: David
We were invited to Youtube space in New York to hold a master class there about our journey from youtube to Hollywood. Since David is super busy prepping for Annabelle 2 we couldn't even stay the night, so it was the quickest New York trip ever. We had 8 hours there before we had to go back, but it was the most amazing 8 hours so it was definitely worth it.
Photo: David
We took the plane from LA late Friday evening and arrived in New York on Saturday morning. They had booked us a hotel room so we had somewhere to relax when we got there, but all we had time for was to take a shower and change clothes. Then we walked across the street to Chelsea Market where Youtube has their studios. Popped into a Starbucks first- my coffee headache was getting crazy!
Photo: David
It took awhile to find Youtube Space because the elevator door was hidden in the deepest hallways of Chelsea Market. It felt a little bit like trying to find Platform 9 3/4 in Harry Potter.
They had built a set there inspired by the film set in the Lights Out feature. And then they had invited a few up-and-coming Youtubers to take part in making their own shorts in the Lights Out set. The youtubers will take inspiration from our short and the feature and make something that fit their channel.
Let's just stop here for a second and think about how crazy it is that the short that David and I made in our apartment in Gothenburg has led to this.
Okay. Let's move on.
Before the master class they wanted to show us the set, filming us at the same time to get our reactions.
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
Our reactions were like this. Happy and amazed.
Photo: David
Very very giggly.
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
If you've seen the trailer for Lights Out you'll notice how well they've captured the feel of each set. It was so weird to walk around there, because even though the things and the scale aren't the same it really did feel like we were on the Lights Out set. They did an amazing job recreating these rooms!
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
Fun with black light!
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
Here we are with Bettina and Bryan from Warner Bros Marketing.
Photo: David
Lurking around the mannequins.
Photo: David
After that it was time to get dolled up. As always we weren't prepared for this so I had already done my makeup, but since we were going to be on camera I could do with a little touching up.
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
Love this photo. I think it's funny that you can see David looking at the photo he took of me above here. So meta.
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
And then it was time! Here we are waiting in a little VIP area next to the stage while Bettina from Warner marketing presented us.
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
So Spooky!
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
It was so much fun! I love to do these things with David. It feels so good to be able to talk with people who are in the youtube business too because they get it. They understand what it takes and maybe we can give them something that helps them. We started on youtube and that's were our hearts are. This strange and amazing journey wouldn't have been possible without youtube and it's so important for us to be able to keep that part going. Just because we ended up in Hollywood doesn't mean we'll abandon youtube. The shorts we make are just as important to us as the feature films we will be making. The dream (and plan) is to combine the two, because it's not "either or" for us.
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
And here it seems like someone in the audience said something nice to us.
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
After that we went back to the Lights Out inspired set again to show it to the youtubers who are going to make their own shorts in there this week. I'll link to all of them when their videos are up, so stay tuned!
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
I think this is such a nice photo of me. Hair on fire!
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
David telling a story about when he filmed a scene in the room that looked like this in the feature.
Typical David gesture while being interviewed.
Photo: David
When we were done with everything at youtube space we all went to a restaurant for drinks and food. We had to take a few photos of us in New York as proof, since we were there such a short amount of time.
Here's everybody!
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
David wore his Lights Out t shirt. I was going to do that too, but it just didn't feel right. And sometimes you have to just go with that feeling!
Proof of kissing in New York!
I also had to take a photo of Chelsea Market. It's quite the crappy tourist photo but I'm including it anyways because: PROOF!
Photo: David
Our driver was already waiting for us when we got back.
Photo: Carlos Chiossone
The photographer loved my shoes and said he wanted to take a photo of them and naming it "Portrait of actress Lotta Losten" so the last thing we did before stepping into the car and saying bye bye to everybody was snapping this photo. I made my best to pose with my feet, haha.
And then we took the plane back to LA. We got home almost exactly 24 hours after we left.
And that was that crazy New York day!
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Why voters should dump both Prop 104 and 105.
By Emil Franzi
WHAT WE HAVE once again is a bad idea--the Legislature's Prop 104--being proposed as a substitute for a worse one--the citizens' Prop 105. The entire premise of both proposals is based on the logic that representative government has failed because we, the same folks whose judgement is completely flawless when it comes to voting for ballot proposals, are simultaneously incapable of electing anything but dolts and poltroons to represent them.
That the voters are sometimes incapable of making a sound decision and are even conned by special-interest campaigns should be obvious. That they can buy some really bad ideas is nowhere better illustrated than by the dumbest vote Arizonans cast in modern history, for something called "50-plus-one."
In the wake of Gov. Ev Mecham's impeachment, many people decided that Old Ev never would've won if he hadn't had a three-way race against Democrat Carolyn Warner and Independent Bill Schulz. That itself was false--network exit poll data concluded he would've beaten either head-on. But to remedy this non-problem, they changed the rules via initiative to mandate that a candidate must have "50-plus-one" percent of the vote to win; otherwise, the two top vote-getters would have a run-off election. Shallow, ignorant editorial writers and anti-Mecham types led the charge, ignoring the pitfalls. Why the hell would you want to pay for another election in February to resolve a campaign because some minor-party candidate got a tiny percentage of the vote in a race for some second-string office like Treasurer?
Caught up in their mad-dog funk over Mecham, the proponents also ignored how well the country has gotten along with minority presidents from Lincoln to Wilson to Kennedy and Nixon to (now) Clinton.
The proposition passed in 1988. And in 1990, an independent running for governor with a few thousand votes kept Fife Symington from collecting 50 percent, although he led Democrat Terry Goddard. So, without a new governor, we had to come back in February and do it again while Governor Mofford served extra innings. Everybody wondered what happened. What happened was simple. The people voted for a really dumb idea!
The Legislature quickly dumped it and went back to rational elections. Both Prop 104 and Prop 105 are based in the fundamental--and pandering--assumption that the voters don't make no mistakes except in who they elect.
Those who think they have wonderful ideas and can raise enough money to buy enough signatures to put them on the ballot have two simple remedies. The first is to make their big change a constitutional amendment, which can't be altered without another public vote. Both of these proposals convert initiative law into a new category, above other laws but below constitutional amendments. The latter requires more signatures. So what? Go for it and quit whining.
The second alternative is rather old-fashioned. If you have such great ideas and so much support for them and so much money to promote them, then why the hell don't you just recruit candidates and change the Legislature that opposes you instead of further weakening representative government by changing the process?
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Oppo is one of those primary Chinese handset names in the market that are expected to go big in the feature. While the lots of new names have already started hitting big scores in the smartphone market, Oppo is also one among the newest to hit the ground running.
Oppo has launched a new mid-range device dubbed as Oppo R1C, which is the successor of Oppo R1. This R1C comes with gold rim on the sides in white version, while the blue version comes with silver rim. Initially it seems like, it will be released in China.
Oppo R1C - Key Specifications
Oppo R1C features 5-inch HD IPS display with 1280 x 720 pixels. It is clocked at 1.5 GHz Octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 (MSM8939) processor with Adreno 405 GPU along with 2GB of RAM. Also, it comes with 16GB of internal memory which can be further expanded up to 128GB via microSD card slot.
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This device employs 13MP rear camera with LED Flash, Sony IMX214 Exmor RS sensor and f/2.0 aperture, 5MP front-facing camera. Oppo known for its form factor, this smartphone comes with 6.85mm thickness and weighs 130 grams. It runs on Android 4.4 (KitKat) on top of Color OS 2.0.
On the connectivity, this dual SIM (micro + nano) supports 4G LTE, 3G, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS and powered with 2420mAh battery.
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FOR THE first time in several years, the Mini section of Cirencester Rugby Club will be represented at every age group from U8s-U12s in the County Finals at Cleve RFC on Sunday.
Each age group has reached the last four in the county, in either the main cup competition or the plate.
Youth chairman John Fowler has had to book two coaches to transport players and supporters down to Bristol for the day out.
The U8s, led by Rich Evans and Martin Mullin, will be competing in the cup competition having won through the group stages and quarter final.
In their final season of the 'tag' version of the game, the boys have really progressed well, playing with a great spirit, which will hold them in good stead for the stiff challenges on finals day.
The U9s Phoenix team, led by Chris Thorn, qualified for the cup thanks to some fine play in their group matches, all of which they won comprehensively.
Their quarter final against Old Bristolians proved to be a different kettle of fish, with OB's coming out firing against a jaded Ciren side.
The game went down to the wire, with the winning try coming in the last minute. Ciren produced a great team performance all round, with tackling, support play and attacking runs from all players: Jack, Joe, George, Finn, Max, Jimmy, Nathanial, Ben, Ollie and Ols.
The U10s have won through to the plate finals, and coach 'Rez' and his squad include hooker Estelle Whittle.
During one of the County Festival games, the opposition No.9 was heard to shout at his front row: "Stop letting her rip it off you. She's just a girl."
Cirencester went on to win the game 5-0.
The U11s, led by Dave Shrimpton and his fellow coaches, have managed to build on a strong couple of seasons together, and will go into Sunday's finals full of confidence.
The final piece of the jigsaw fell into place when Cirencester hosted the pool stage of the U12s County Cup at The Whiteway.
Despite the pressure of every other age group in the club having made it through to the finals, Cirencester U12s played their best rugby of the season.
Unbeaten in the pool stages, the U12s won a tight plate quarter final against Dursley to book their seats on the busy coach to finals day.
Each and every member of the squad played their part in a fantastic team effort .


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ON THE GROUND floor of the Nogales Police Department, Robert Jontow's office resembles a jam-packed car heading 'cross country.
The evidence and property custodian's desk is nestled in with shelves jammed full of envelopes stuffed with cocaine, heroin, marijuana, jewelry and money. His computer sits several feet away from an open rack stocked with UZIs, AK47s and BB guns. Freezers packed with blood and semen wedge into any free stretch of wall.
The Nogales Police Department is cramped for space. Built in 1978, the department has increased its turf by 25 square miles and doubled personnel. As a result, groups of up to 15 cops must prepare their reports standing in a narrow, cramped room.
Jontow feels particularly concerned because officers' uniforms, weapons, radios, riot gear and books are stored together with evidence and property. Cops pass through the main evidence room every day for supplies, but can't gain access without Jontow or his lieutenant unlocking the door.
"To have a proper evidence room, no one should have access except people who sign in and out," says Jontow, who meticulously enters each new item into NPD's database. "It's just not good procedure. There's no problem with the officers, but if anything was ever misplaced, we'd all be subject to scrutiny."
Around the corner from Jontow's office, an overwhelmingly sticky herbal reek fills a hallway cluttered with evidence boxes. Jontow opens one of several former jail cells to reveal them filled from floor to ceiling with dope--satchels, duffel bags, purses, tightly compacted plastic bricks of it. Nogales Police Chief Augustin Huerta points to a bale torn open by nibbling rats. Nugget-sized brown buds, evidence, stream out of the sack onto the cell floor.
"That really bothers me," says Jontow, who recently planted rat poison in all the cells. He sees a lone rodent staggering amidst the thousands of stored pounds and has no problem catching it in its dying state.
But rats aren't Huerta and Jontow's only concern. During the marijuana growing season, up to 500 pounds a day is nabbed by the Santa Cruz County Metro Task Force, while disposal bonfires are lit only every few months. Both cops say the fumes wafting off the dope in their hallway are a potential health hazard. Without proper ventilation, anyone working in the area risks contracting aspergillus, a fungi sometimes found in dope that's been packed wet. The spores can cause lung disease.
Jontow says the department either needs to build a new storage area for the dope or install proper venting. Officials estimate the department needs three times the space it now has.
Huerta hopes Nogales' new mayor, Louie Valdez, will come through on his statement of support for a much-needed police substation. But it's not laid out in the 1995-'96 budget proposal for the city. Huerta says they'll get creative in looking for the money. Maybe a grant from the feds, he says.
After all, they are fighting the War On Drugs. They need a place to dump the spoils.
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This beautiful Oakdale A (slab) home design is stunning with hardwood floors through-out the main level. A beautiful gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops and double ovens, Owner's suite has cultured marble counter tops and gorgeous tile floors. Secondary bath has beautiful tile floors and cultured marble counter tops as well.. The dining room offers coffered ceilings as well as chair rails and shadow boxes and gorgeous columns. This Home is Absolutely Beautiful!
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It's all fake, right? For those out there who think every heated lead-in to a big fight is contrived take a listen to Rampage Jackson and Rashad Evans go at it during Tuesday's UFC 114 teleconference (NSFW). You can hear both fighters mentally snap during the call and start to scream over each other.
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Irving Wallace Predictions of That Came True
Which predictions by Irving Wallace, the creator of 'The Book of Lists,' came true?
Irving Wallace is a name from the past. If you are a Gen-X kid, you may have grown up in a world where every bathroom featured The Book of Lists, Wallace's book (with kids Amy Wallace and David Wallechinsky—he had to take the old man's Ellis Island name, huh?) that updated to The Guinness Book of World Records in the hip 70s. Why, just yesterday, before I wrote this article, I posted for friends Irving Wallace's mind-blowing 1972 movie The Man, in which a fateful plane accident causes president pro tempore of the Senate James Earl Jones to become the President. A black President?! 1972 America's collective mind is blown. Halfway between the Dr. Strangelove airplane and Darth Vader, JEJ is, of course, a magnificent voice and a majestic avatar of human dignity. Burgess Meredith—you know, Rocky's trainer—plays the evil sculduggerous Southern teabagger who plots President Vader's ruin.
In any case… OMNI asked me to take a look at Wallace & Wallace & Wallechinsky's prognostications for the February 1981 issue of OMNI magazine. They were asked to predict what kind of changes might take place in America through the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. (Somehow, the phrase I loved—the Aughts—never took hold.)
The People's Almanac Presents the Book of Lists by David Wallechinsky, Irving Wallace & Amy Wallace
How well did W/W/W do? Not great—I'd say somewhere between 10 percent and 20 percent of their predictions came true, kinda, in some form or fashion. Like most futurists, W/W/W bet on vast changes in transportation. Everyone fantasized that we would be commercial-flying to the moon a la 2001, that fossil fuels would be replaced, that some form of Buck Rogers-y travel would be bustling us about. Hardly anyone predicted that our future would be so "social"—would be so much about communication and global connectedness.
Let's be honest. They were more into the optics of really cool rockets.
Enclosed are some of W/W/W's OMNI predictions… ones I've found came true, or kinda came true, or came close to coming true.
True or Almost-True Predictions
- A bottle of hard liquor costs $125, a double martini at a bar costs $20, and a pack of cigarettes costs $5. Some New Yorkers may find these prices nostalgic.
- The US legalizes marijuana. Some of the leading brands for sale in your liquor store or tobacco shop are Connoisseur Columbian, Santa Mosta Gold, Primo Mexican. "Medical marijuana dispensaries" are all the rage and it seems only a matter of time before that silly veil—the dope equivalent of "Don't ask, don't tell"—will be removed and real blunts will be sold alongside Swisher Sweets. Even some hardcore red states are getting with the program on this.
- The US public school system collapses and is replaced by one-room local schools in every neighborhood. Not so yet, but Khan Academy—an online teaching service created by some "disruptive" tech entrepreneurs—may replace the old-fashioned schoolroom with…well, a bunch of YouTube videos.
- Most laborers working on assembly lines are replaced by robots. Most? I don't think we are at "most" yet. But we are going there. Checkout clerks are almost gone; thanks to Google's riderless car, soon cabbies, truck drivers, limo drivers will be out of a job—for life.
- Because of excessive unemployment caused by increasing automation, work riots occur in most industrialized nations. The hottest economic book right now, Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century, suggests that highly mechanized future advanced societies may need to consider paying their citizens a living wage. Jobs will be that scarce. Again, we are not there yet, but getting there.
- Parts of California and Texas spin off to form new states. Every time Rick Perry huffs and puffs about the Lone Star state spinnin' off, blue-state crankypantses like Bill Maher say, "Good! Let's have California secede too—and see how they like the absence of our tax money for their goddam stop signs!"
- Every automobile is equipped with microcomputer, sensor and control activator for self-operation by voice command. Also, every car is equipped with collision-avoidance electronic gadgetry. This is the dream of Google's driverless car.
- Wrist telephones are a reality. Take 'em off the wrist and you have the omnipresence of smartphones.
- Artificial eyesight is invented for blind people. We are at least partially the way there.
- 27 percent of Americans are illiterate (it had been 1 percent in 1980). Poor public education plus a lifetime of LOL OMG FML texting has vastly decreased literacy—maybe not quite to these numbers yet, but we are on the decline.
- More than 90 percent of the households in the US play electronic television games for recreation. Are we at 90 percent? Maybe not. But to be sure, the money earned by video games vastly outstrips Hollywood altogether.
- Four or five women judges are on the US Supreme Court. We have had four in the last 20 years.
- More than 600,000,000 people are living in "absolute poverty." More than half the world's population is living in cities.
- A full half of the world's wealth is in the hands of 89 people. Those 89 equal the entire bottom fifty percent of the people on earth.
- All the walls of your living room are video screens. You can activate Dial-an-Environment and have the interior of the Taj Mahal projected on the screen so that you will feel you are inside the mausoleum. This feels a little bit more like a rave than your living room; but for sure, the tech is there; and cheap, too.
- There is an open market for used and reconditioned human body parts. We have been there since the 90s. An artificial brain—as complex as the human brain—proves to have conscious thoughts and emotions.
- The ascent of Artificial Intelligence out of the uncanny valley of simulated intelligence into genuine, human-like self-consciousness. Are we there yet? Not quite, but maybe—terrifyingly—we are on our way.
A quick P.S. for people who love the Nostradamus of it all… the futurist Alvin Toffler, of Future Shock fame, wrote a book that predicted the same period that W/W/W took on. His predictions are tons closer to the truth; and his writing about them has the same trenchant technical/sociological analysis of, say, Marshall McLuhan… it's a book that holds up as a past world's very accurate prediction of where we are now.


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Baby Vanilla Bean Cake Recipe
- 1 teaspoon meringue powder
- 1 tablespoon water
- Edible flowers of your choice
- 1/2 cup superfine sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 2 cups sugar
- 5 eggs
- 1 vanilla bean
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup milk
- 1 vanilla bean
- 2 egg yolks, beaten
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 4-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cardboard cake circle (5 inches)
- 4 wooden dowels (2 inches x 1/4 inch)
- 1. In a small bowl, dissolve meringue powder in water. Lightly brush over all sides of flowers to coat completely; sprinkle with sugar. Allow to dry on a waxed paper-lined tray for 4 hours or until firm and dry.
- 2. For cake: In a large bowl, cream the butter, shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Split vanilla bean in half lengthwise. With a sharp knife scrape the beans to remove the seeds; stir seeds into creamed mixture. Combine the flour, baking soda and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk, beating well after each addition.
- 3. Pour into a greased and floured 15x10x1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 22-26 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool for 15 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely.
- 4. For pastry cream: In a small saucepan, combine the sugar, cornstarch and salt. Stir in milk until smooth.
- 5. Split vanilla bean and scrape seeds; add bean and seeds to milk mixture. Cook and stir over medium-high heat until thickened and bubbly. Reduce heat to low; cook and stir 2 minutes longer.
- 6. Stir a small amount of hot mixture into egg yolks; return all to the pan, stirring constantly. Bring to a gentle boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Transfer to a small bowl; discard vanilla bean. Stir in butter. Cool for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Refrigerate until chilled.
- 7. To frost and assemble: For frosting, in a small bowl, beat cream cheese and butter until fluffy. Add confectioners' sugar and vanilla; beat until smooth.
- 8. Cut cake into two 6-in. squares, two 4-in. squares and one 2-inch square. Place a 6-in. cake on a cake plate; top with 2/3 cup pastry cream and remaining 6-in. cake. Cut cardboard circle into a 3-1/2-in. square; top with one 4-in. cake. Layer with remaining pastry cream and 4-in. cake.
- 9. Frost tops and sides of 6-in. layer cake; insert dowels 1 to 2 in. apart into center of cake to support the next layers. Top with 4-in. layer cake; frost top and sides. Top with the 2-in. cake; frost top and sides. Decorate with candied flowers as desired. Yield: 10 servings.
Recipe Note
Editor's Note: Meringue powder is available from Wilton Industries. Call 1-800/794-5866 or visit www.wilton.com. Verify that flowers are edible and have not been treated with chemicals.
Nutritional Facts
1 piece: 930 calories, 41g fat (21g saturated fat), 226mg cholesterol, 583mg sodium, 133g carbohydrate (108g sugars, 1g fiber), 10g protein.
Reviews for Baby Vanilla Bean Cake
Average Rating
"Question- with the pastry cream, does the cake need to be refrigerated? If so, how long can it be left out? Haven't made it yet- sounds divine!"
"for the person asking for an easier way to bake the cake for layers. With 2 cups of flour, you can probably make either an 8 or 9" layer cake or about 20-24 cupcakes. The pastry filling would be awesome inside the center of the cupcakes as well. Perhaps a white or chocolate ganache frosting with a candied flower on top would be beautiful, especially for Mother's Day! Just an idea."
"Great cake! To the reviewer who mentioned "rice cakes", that's not nice! Why is it that you had to say that? The reviewer who has diabetes did not say anything bad about the cake, they spoke the truth! Did you read far enough in their review to see they ended it on a very positive note! Do you have diabetes? I bet not... How cruel, you haven't a clue!"
"When I saw this cake I really wanted to make it but being diabetic I then thought otherwise especially when I saw the nutritional facts. No way would I make a dessert that contained those killer numbers. Every number was sky high except the fiber content which all of us could and should use but in higher numbers. This cake as beautiful and probably as delicious as it sounds would not be a good choice to make unless you knew everyone's health condition because this cake would need to list these facts before anyone dare to partake in this lovely dessert. especially after eating a meal. For me, at this point, I would be save to just forget the sugar on the edible flowers and just enjoy them and pass on the cake but for those who have no health issues, I say, "EAT TO YOUR HEARTS CONTENT and ENJOY EVERY BITE"."
"Oh this was great! Taste,fragrance,texture was wonderful. But I'm wondering if there is a short cut as far as making maybe a four layer, eight inch cake. Some way without making it so fancy. I love to make it to often. If any one has a hint,please would appreciate it. Thanks"
"This sounds absolutely wonderful...however; can it be made in smaller pans to layer instead of cutting? I'd like to make two separate layer cakes for easier transportation. Thanks to all that can help with this."
"moist & very flavorful"
"I've made similar and look forward to making this version, too! However, Taste of Home: Good, moist vanilla beans are costly (I get mine from one of the big membership stores so it's not so bad) and to see in print "discard vanilla bean" seems such a waste. Perhaps on recipes that use vanilla beans you could suggest that once scraped of seeds that the pod be buried in a separate container of sugar? Or wrapped in plastic and frozen for the next time one makes pudding or custard? Toss the bean in the milk and let it distribute its flavor while the milk is coming to a boil? Place it in the back of one of the kitchen cupboards to delicately scent that area of the kitchen?In this day where we are constantly being pestered to up-cycle, re-use, re-cycle it is a shame to throw away something that still has so much good left in it!Thanks!"


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George R. R. Martin Tells Us Why We're Addicted to Historical Fantasy
What's behind the popularity of historical fantasy? George R. R. Martin has a theory.
The trouble with fantasy obsession
The trouble with preferring fantasy worlds to reality is that it turns out that reality, however gray and lacking in spices, is where we actually live. We have to make a go of it here, in the real world. Americans enthusiastically know every detail of the world of "Game of Thrones", etc, etc, but they are ignorant and completely uninterested about this real world, despite all the fascinating events, intrigues, and wars that are taking place in it. Americans know absolutely nothing at all about Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Syria, Russia, China, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Yemen, Somalia, Kenya - absolutely nothing. Nor have they the least bit of interest in learning anything about these exotic places. And it is this perverse obsession with the details of the comparatively trivial worlds of fantasy fiction and the simultaneous total disinterest in the much more complex, fascinating, and crucially important real world, that has reduced America to such a complete and total mess. Americans accept with complete docility the endless insane, catastrophic and economically draining military adventures of our incompetent, reckless, and corrupt presidents and congressmen, because they are so completely engrossed in their obsession with fantasy and non-reality. Once, there were creatures in America called 'men', and 'women' - but they are now extinct. Now all that are left are boys and girls of various ages. This is the great tragedy of America.


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About: St Peter's Hospital (Chertsey) St Peter's Hospital (Chertsey) Chertsey KT16 0PZ
Posted by Mrs SHZ
I was seen within ten minutes of arriving. The staff were friendly and well informed. The ward and changing facilities were clean. The doctor that I saw was calming and friendly. All in all a very good experience. The outside is clean and tidy and landscaped. The only criticism is that it isn't very well signposted when you first arrive into the grounds, so I ended up parking at a car park a good five minutes away but asides from that a very good visit.
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Winner of the 2001 National Book Award for Fiction
After almost fifty years as a wife and mother, Enid Lambert is ready to have some fun. Unfortunately, her husband, Alfred, is losing his sanity to Parkinson's disease, and their children have long since flown the family nest to the catastrophes of their own lives. The oldest, Gary, a once-stable portfolio manager and family man, is trying to convince his wife and himself, despite clear signs to the contrary, that he is not clinically depressed. The middle child, Chip, has lost his seemingly secure academic job and is failing spectacularly at his new line of work. And Denise, the youngest, has escaped a disastrous marriage only to pour her youth and beauty down the drain of an affair with a married man-or so her mother fears. Desperate for some pleasure to look forward to, Enid has set her heart on an elusive goal: bringing her family together for one last Christmas at home.
All five members of the Lambert family get their due, as everybody's lives swirl out of control. Paterfamilias Alfred is slipping into dementia, even as one of his inventions inspires a pharmaceutical giant to revolutionize treatment of his disease. His stubborn wife, Enid, specializes in denial; so do their kids, each in an idiosyncratic way. Their hepcat son, Chip, lost a college sinecure by seducing a student, and his new career as a screenwriter is in peril. Chip's sister, Denise, is a chic chef perpetually in hot water, romantically speaking; banker brother Gary wonders if his stifling marriage is driving him nuts. We inhabit these troubled minds in turn, sinking into sorrow punctuated by laughter, reveling in Franzen's satirical eye:
Gary in recent years had observed, with plate tectonically cumulative anxiety, that population was continuing to flow out of the Midwest and toward the cooler coasts.... Gary wished that all further migration [could] be banned and all Midwesterners encouraged to revert to eating pasty foods and wearing dowdy clothes and playing board games, in order that a strategic national reserve of cluelessness might be maintained, a wilderness of taste which would enable people of privilege, like himself, to feel extremely civilized in perpetuity.Franzen is funny and on the money. This book puts him on the literary map. --Tim Appelo


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Side effect of eyebrows tattooing?
After years of eyebrows tattooing I do have very painful eyebrows and blisters , it is so bad i can not touch or wash my eyebrows, been to Doctors and received cor tones injections and pills and still are the same . What would you recommend and suggests thanks in advance
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Brow tattooing
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It is common to be allergic to the dye used in tattooing.
However having blisters and pain, is unusual.
When blisters are full, a viral culture should be done. Once the cultures are done a very aggressive treatment with antiviral and corticosteroids and hope for the best, Because the pigment can not be removed without a major deformity.
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Hooray for boobies?
February 14th, 2007
Dr Petra
Okay, it's Valentine's Day so let's talk about tits.
After all the papers are all at it.
Although perhaps not in the sexy way you were expecting.
No, today we're all being told that breast is definitely best since a longitudinal study of children born in the 1920s-1930s has shown those who were breast fed were more likely to move up at least 'one social class' than those who were bottle fed. The longer a child was breastfed for, the better their chance of social mobility.
This research was press released ahead of publication in that well-known journal Archives of Diseases of Childhood (nothing to do with getting some boob coverage on Valentine's day, surely?!). Data was based on the Boyd Orr longitudinal study that followed up 1,414 people since birth. The press release states those studied were from 16 urban and rural areas across England and Scotland.
Prevalence of breastfeeding was found to vary from 45-85% in different areas, and the average number of babies being breastfed from birth was 70%. There were few differences between working and middle class families in terms of breastfeeding activity. Babies who were fed from between six and thirteen months were about 53% more likely to move up a social class.
The report authors claim that because the research began before there were wider class differences in breastfeeding that we seen now (where middle class mums are far more likely to breastfeed for longer) this suggests (to the researchers) that social mobility was based on something other than class.
Media coverage has been extensive and most of it has wrongly explained the study as a survey (it seems this is the only research term journalists have heard of). Most coverage has also not asked that many questions about this research or its claims.
Let's do that now.
Whilst this study appears to show little difference between social classes in terms of breastfeeding newborns it is likely that middle class mothers in the 1930s were better able to breastfeed their babies for longer because they did not have to go back to work. A working class woman working in a factory, farming or in service would have had to work but would not have been able to take her baby with her, or if she did may not have been able to feed on the job. Working class women were also likely to have a bigger family due to a lack of access to contraception, so had many children to attend to (leaving less time for feeding). Poor nutrition would also result in reduced milk supplies. At the same time it was not unheard of for middle class women to have home help (so they could relax more between feeds) or even have a wet nurse to feed their babies for them. The study should have revealed when babies were fed breast milk exactly whose milk were they getting?
The researchers are claiming that breast feeding babies over time improved their nutrition and as a result their neurological development, which in turn made them more intelligent and that allowed them to move up the social ladder.
However the jury is still out on this theory. Although babies that are breast fed for six months or more tend to do better in terms of health, education and achievement than their peers, babies in this group are much more likely to come from a middle class family. This means that middle class parents (even if they are not particularly affluent) will have time to spend enriching their child and ensuring their child gets opportunities that other parents may not be able to provide – no matter how they long to do so. If you measure 'intelligence' as getting a good job or being socially mobile (and I don't think I do) then you could argue that being breastfed caused this. Or you could interpret this effect as being related to being given a lot of opportunities and support – of which lengthy breastfeeding was just one bonus.
Within the media, most coverage has used this research to state two things
- breastfeeding is best
- breastfeeding will make your baby more intelligent
Now I think most of us will agree that breastfeeding is better for a baby and also enable bonding between mum and child. But there is a problem for many women when breast feeding isn't an option since coverage like this makes them feel guilty as they're being made out as neglecting their baby's well-being, intellect and future chances.
Some women take to breastfeeding like a duck to water. Some are lucky to live in an area where a breastfeeding support worker can come and visit them and help them learn to feed (after all it doesn't often come naturally to mum or babe). If they're luckier still they'll get on with their gran, mum or mum-in-law who'll be able to show them how to feed. This is less likely currently since many women in the 1950s through to the 1970s were encouraged not to breastfeed at all since the medical view at that time was formula was quicker, easier and more nutritious. So your mum may not know how to show you how to feed.
Pressure to breast feed in some countries is having a negative effect too. In the developing world where breast feeding is common, mums who are HIV positive have a good chance of ensuring their baby doesn't get HIV if they don't breast feed. They'll be trained to use a bottle correctly (ensuring they don't use contaminated water) before they go home. However when they go home female relatives (who may not even know they're positive) will put pressure on them to breastfeed. As a result many babies are infected with HIV unnecessarily.
In the UK we have to face this situation less often, but the pressure to breastfeed makes women who can't feel like they are stupid, have failed, are bad mums or are unnatural.
The authors of this research appear to have overlooked women's history and issues of class division. They also seem to have ignored the widespread social changes that happened after World War Two when social mobility became easier and rigid class divisions relaxed. However, the study has been released before publication that is always a problem since we've only the press release to go on – and not the study itself (which may well address the concerns I have).
But to get back to the media coverage, breastfeeding is only a wonderful, bonding experience if you have the confidence, time, skills and support to do so. In short it's still a middle class luxury. As it was in the 1930s.Tweet
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C&C3 Tacitus Revolution
The unofficial second expansion pack to Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars is currently underway as the story is still a work in progress (a sectional part of this mod is finished). So far I have done 125 pages on a manual planout to do this big project; but, however, the chances of doing the development is slim if I will be able to go for it since this mod project is just too big and expensive for a RTS. Better yet, there will be at least 100 missions for the expansion mod with an epic 40 GDI mission campaign. Although the end begins in C&C4 Tiberian Twilight, the end ends there in C&C3 Tacitus Revolution.
RA3: The Final Frontier
The unofficial second expansion pack to C&C Red Alert 3, the game where it lefts off with the Empire of the Rising Sun still holding on to their destiny. With Yuriko Omega made her uprising, the Soviets are on the run and FutureTech busted, the Allies are still reeling to know what is going on with those two factions and why the time machine was destroyed by the Empire. Chances of making this is slim since the RA3 Mod SDK does not have enough resources to do this and some of the content in RA3 cannot be modified. Planout is now complete without the rest of the story including scripting and map layouts. Although proposed, there's a slim chance this will happen.
Portal Reloaded
Portal Reloaded is a proposed mod for Portal 2 and the unofficial expansion pack to Portal 2. This is where Chell left off outside and just as she thought she made her freedom, she found herself in another testing lab. Although the project could be as big as the Tacitus Prophecy, the ideas of mapping and modding Portal 2 is far better and greater than any Half-Life 2 or HL2 related game. The planout is completed, but decided not to release any details. Although proposed, there's a slim chance this will happen.
Half-Life 2 Reloaded
HL2 Reloaded, aka the unofficial HL2 Episode Three, is a proposed mod for HL2 EP2 and it continues the story where it left off between the events of HL2 EP2 and a possible HL3. Although this mod may not happen anytime soon, the suggestions and ideas on what I mention in the planout are imaginatively made up. The planout is completed without an enhanced story, scripting and map layouts. Although proposed, there's a slim chance this might happen.
Dune IV Reloaded
The sequel to Dune III (known as Emperor: Battle for Dune) will bring a 40 mission campaign and gameplay will be used under C&C3 specs. So far the planout for the factions is done but the rest of them were undecided to be made up.


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Chapter Five Project: Rotations in Sports
By: Marie-Sophie Ausch & Vicky Skala April 28, 2014
The goal for our chapter five project was to select a sport (we chose freestyle snowboarding) and analyze the turns done in the sport by giving the magnitude. Another thing we did was find pictures and videos of the turns. We also made a sketch of a routine we made up.
We will now be describing our routine and giving the magnitude of the turns. Our snowboarder starts by snowboarding over a small hill. Then he does two counterclockwise full turns in the air (so 360 x 2) which is 720 degrees so the magnitude is 720 degrees. Next he goes over a ramp and then does another full 360 turn counterclockwise. So the magnitude of that is 360 degrees. Lastly, our snowboarder goes over a tiny hill and does a turn. This last turn also goes counterclockwise and is a 360. So the magnitude of that turn is 360 degrees. Also, all of our turns are positive.
We made a diagram of a snowboard. Looking at this diagram from the top, the right side is the toeside, the back is the tail, the left is the heelside, and the front is the nose.
We also drew a diagram of a snowboarder and labeled all the parts.
Here is a picture of some of the turns and their magitudes.
Above we combined three 360 turns and got 1080 degrees which is a very complicated turn.
This is us working on our project together!
- We really enjoyed working together! Since we are friends we also liked spending time with each other. Comparing to working alone, working with a partner was actually more fun in mathematical terms. We also enjoyed doing the computation together. Vicky enjoyed writing the most and Marie-Sophie enjoyed drawing the diagrams and routine. We chose freestyle snowboarding because we didn't know much about it, and we wanted to learn more in this project. Analyzing the turns was a little hard for us at first, but after we talked to Ms. Lemos it was much easier for us. We loved working on this project and we hope you enjoyed it too!


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During 2014, U-Commute Airlines paid salary expense of $44.1 million. At December 31, 2014, U-Commute accrued salary expense of $2.2 million. U-Commute then paid $3.8 million to its employees on January 3, 2015, the company's next payday after the end of the 2014 year. For this sequence of transactions, show what U-Commute would report on its 2014 income statement and on its balance sheet at the end of 2014.
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From Beijing it's just over 12,000 kilometres to St. Petersburg. Along the way, walk on China's Great Wall, enjoy Almaty in the shadow of the mighty Tien Shan Mountains and follow the great Silk Road to the ancient cities of Samarkand and Bukhara.
Beijing, Gobi Desert and MongoliaIn Beijing you can use your free time to walk through the hutongs to see a traditional lifestyle which is fast disappearing. There's Tiananmen Square, and the Temple of Heaven; as well as the Great Wall beyond the capital which we will visit on your first full day.
Board the Trans Mongolian Express, after views of northern China, the train changes bogies at Erlian to cater for the wider rail gauge used in Mongolia and Russia. We travel through vast expanses of the Gobi Desert and visit Kharkhorin National Park with its majestic Buddhist temple Erdene Zuu before venturing to Ulaanbaatar. Observe nomadic herdsmen tend their animals in much the same way that their forefathers did in days of Genghis Khan. In Ulaanbaatar, see its Buddhist Monastery and admire the views from the Zaisan Memorial.
Siberia and the Kazakh Steppe Our train continues to Irkutsk. This city has a colourful history dating from early times as a frontier outpost where Mongolian and Chinese traders bartered with local Buryats, and Russians over tea and furs. Later Russians and Poles were exiled here and did much to refine the city. We join the Trans Siberian Railway and skirt massive Lake Baikal en route to Novosibirsk, the capital of Siberia and junction for the Trans Siberian and Turkestan railway lines. After time in Novosibirsk, travel via the Turkestan Siberia Railway through the spectacular mountains and the Dzungarian Gate, into Kazakhstan for Almaty, situated on the plains at the crossroads of Central Asia. Today modern skyscrapers, glitzy shopping malls, mosques, Soviet-style official buildings and traditional Russian Orthodox churches vie for attention with the Islamic-inspired Kok Tobe communications tower, and the majestic snow covered Tien Shan Mountains in the background. An overnight train brings us to Tashkent.
Uzbekistan's magical Samarkand and BukharaWhile Tashkent may well be Uzbekistan's thriving capital, its Samarkand and Bukhara that overland travellers want to see above almost anything else. The beautiful Turkic-style architecture in Samarkand's Registan Square is unsurpassed, but other magnificent turquoise-domed mosques and holy places are serious contenders. Bukhara adds even more mosques, and a delightful old town so typical of both cities. And, the Kaylan Minaret has a few interesting stories to tell as well. Later, we travel back to Tashkent to change trains for Moscow.
Across Russia - Moscow and St. Petersburg await...It's 3,800 kilometres across the Kazakh steppe past vast cotton crops, deserts and grasslands to Moscow's Kazan station. Moscow is an exciting city, which has shed is dour, secretive and suspicious past. Today, stores with expensive designer-label goods and prestige cars are everywhere. Take time to see Red Square with St. Basil's Cathedral, the GUM Department Store and the Kremlin just steps away.
An overnight train is a convenient way to reach St. Petersburg, resplendent with wide boulevards and attractive canals. Be sure to see St. Issac's Cathedral, lavishly decorated palaces from opulent tsarist times and wonderful museums - allow plenty of time for the Hermitage. It's a perfect end to the journey of a lifetime!
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The majority of shops will remain closed on Monday in the city and the districts when traders go on a 48-hour bandh, protesting the introduction of value-added tax (VAT). Traders have also decided to form a human chain from the Shyambazar five-point crossing to Raj Bhavan for an hour on Monday.
We have called the 48-hour strike to pressurise the government to shelve the VAT, said T.N. Trivedi, president of Joint Committee of West Bengal Trade Association, on Saturday. The VAT Bill was passed in the Assembly on Thursday and is awaiting Governor Viren J. Shahs nod.
Trivedi said his association would go for an indefinite strike in future if the two-day bandh failed to evoke favourable response from the government. The VAT will be an additional financial burden on traders. This will ultimately affect the common people as prices of commodities will soar. We are in favour of a simplified sales tax. The VAT structure is a very complicated one, he added.
Medicine shops and other emergency stores will remain open during the strike.
Association spokesman M.L. Khaitan said several memoranda had been submitted to finance minister Asim Dasgupta, but to no effect. Though the government recently met a handful of traders in the city, we were not given a chance to speak. We have also written to the Centre against the VAT, Khaitan added. However, during the presentation of the VAT Bill, the finance minister told the Assembly that he had discussed the issue with trade organisations before finalising the Bill.
A delegation from the traders body will soon call on Prime Minister A.B. Vajpayee and Union finance minister Jaswant Singh to seek their intervention in scrapping the VAT, Khaitan added.
nBody found: The headless body of a man was recovered from Pulin Phatik Lane in the Tangra police station area on Saturday. The body was stashed inside a gunny bag and dumped in a vat, police said. The victim is yet to be identified.


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The film editor works with the raw footage, selecting shots and combining them into sequences to create a finished motion picture. Film editing is described as an art or skill, the only art that is unique to cinema, separating filmmaking from other art forms that preceded it, although there are close parallels to the editing process in other art forms like poetry or novel writing.


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"A woman should have more to offer than how good she looks. The true value of a young black woman is her mind."
– Natasha Anderson to Aaliyah Anderson, "The Diary Of Aaliyah Anderson"
Aimlessly scrolling through Facebook, I ran across an interesting article that my role model Michael Baisden posted to his Facebook fan page. The article was entitled Do Women Want To Be Objectified? by Dr. Juliana Breines of PsychologyToday.com. Psychology Today is one of the most on point websites that I read on a daily so I decided to take some time out to read the write-up. And it was incredibly eye opening and motivated me to add in my two cents on the topic.
The article was bore out of a quote by actress Cameron Diaz. In a recent interview she said, "I think every woman does want to be objectified." Dr. Breines goes on to break down the meaning of sexual objectification and observational studies that both support and contradict Diaz's quote. In a nutshell, the studies showed that many of the women observed just didn't feel comfortable in the skin they were in. According to the article, the act of "self-objectification" is bore out of vanity and can distract from successful intimate relationship building. Dr. Breines says:
"Even if you look like a supermodel (the missing demographic at neuroscience conferences, according to the professor mentioned above), this objectifying gaze, and your chronic awareness of it, will undoubtedly interfere with your ability to get the most out of the conference. And even in situations where your goals are more romantic, preoccupation with appearance can detract from actually getting to know someone."
Personally, I don't like the word "objectification" that's used in the article. While I understand where Dr. Breines is coming from, I don't feel as if anybody wants to be "objectified". Merrium-Webster defines the word objectify as "treating an individual as an object". I think the word that better fits the content of the article and the information that she was discerning is "desire". Merrium-Webster defines desire as "wanting or wishing for something: to feel desire for (something)".
The change of verbiage really makes the article more powerful in its content. Women simply want to feel desired both in normal social settings and intimate relationships. You can desire a person in every conceivable way, especially sexually. However, we allow our sexuality to contort our reality of what an ideal partner is. Sexual compatibility is important but what happened to just plain out admiring your significant other? Is the act of sexual intercourse the only way we can show love in this society?
I know that I personally desire a woman that can attract me with her femininity, intelligence and dynamic personality. As a BMB (Business Minded Brother), my needs go beyond the bedroom. Sex doesn't drive or control me. I openly proclaim it and stand by it. The taming of my sexuality helps me in gauging the worth of a potential female friend, acquaintance or even girlfriend without factoring in how good she looks. If they serve in advancing my cause and breathing life into me, they become a part of my circle. Likewise, if they prove to be proverbially cancerous to what I stand for, they get cut off. I don't have time to play games with li'l girls!
All in all, the article was eye opening and caused me to think critically about the state of affairs we're in as a society when "objectification" is the key driving factor of young women in this society. All I know is that I will forever preach that women should be well-rounded and diverse in every area and shouldn't be limited to just being a pretty face, salvageable body or sex machine. If a guy can only see you as that, maybe you made the wrong choice. I'm just saying! There's better options out here…….
Source: http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/in-love-and-war/201211/do-women-want-be-objectified
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