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Bath and Body Works Winter Candy Apple Body Lotion was one of my favorite lotions for the fall.
I would purchase about a dozen of these and all of my daughters and friends would each enjoy the sweet fragrance of fall and winter when we would rub this smooth, creamy pink lotion all over our skin. When you do this, you can't believe that you're simply rubbing luscious Bath & Body Works Winter Candy Apple Body Lotion on your skin and not actually having a Candy Apple. It smells so wonderful and feels so soft!
I would purchase about a dozen of these and all of my daughters and friends would each enjoy the sweet fragrance of fall and winter when we would rub this smooth, creamy pink lotion all over our skin. When you do this, you can't believe that you're simply rubbing luscious Bath & Body Works Winter Candy Apple Body Lotion on your skin and not actually having a Candy Apple. It smells so wonderful and feels so soft!
This lotion is really pretty to look at it and say. it's a nice name and I feel fortunate to have received it for Christmas. Now, the scent isn't too strong and overpowering, which I appreciated. the consistency is that of your average bath and body works lotion. it's kind of slippery, but not oily. pretty moisturizing for my dry hands and legs. I would repurchase, if I wasn't obsessed with trying out different scents!!
A wonderful holiday scent that rolls around each year with B&BW, the scent isn't too overpowering, but not too light. While it does fade for me throughout the day, it does do it's job of moisturizing. I'm very picky about lotions and I'm not too big of a fan of heavy lotions and these can get a bit heavy if you use too much. I like to put heavy lotions on at night and this softens up any dryness very well.
Anyone who knows me KNOWS that I'm a huge bath and body hoarder (30 spray bottles, a basket of hand sanitizers and a closet full of lotions, soap and body gel). Winter Candy Apple is one of my favorite scents and is always a must buy when the seasonal sale comes around. The only reason I knock a star off is because I wish it would last longer. Regardless I have the entire WCA line including the candle.
The Bath and Body Works Winter Candy Apple Body Lotion is the perfect holiday lotion. it's got a crisp apple smell that also has some warm undertones. It shouldn't be paired with a fragrance, because this lotion is highly fragranced and does last almost all day. I think that it should be noted that this lotion : a little goes a long with it. It moisturizes and dissolves into the skin completely.
I wish I could give this more than 5 stars!! Last year was my first year using this scent and I already can't wait for it to hit the shelves again!! After discovering how much I LOVED it, I bought the small bottles as stocking stuffers for everyone I know!! I will be stocking up on this wonderful scent as soon as I can because I don't want to run out again and have to wait for it to be released!
I received this as a Christmas present last December. It has a great scent that I really enjoyed, very wintery. The scent stays on your hands for a long amount of time, which is always nice when it comes to lotions. If you are using this lotion to keep your hands moisturized, maybe try a different product, but this is great for times when you just need a quick pick me up and want a nice scent.
Winter candy apple is my favorite scent from bath and bodyworks, but their lotion is the only lotion I use no matter what scent it is. It makes my skin so hydrated and soft I love it so much. I bought 5 of the big bottles of this lotion over the semi annual sale so I can have it in my house or my car when it's not winter and it's not being sold. 10 out of 10 my absolute favorite lotion ever.
Very moisturizing lotion that absorbs into the skin nicely. A bottle usually lasts me a couple of months. If only buying one bottle, it can be a bit pricey, but B&BW always has great deals when you bundle (eg buy 3 get 2 free). The Winter Candy Apple scents is one of my favorites, it's a very sweet apple smell. I would definitely recommend, especially if you enjoy fruity, sweet smells.
This lotion is not only moisturizing but smells like a dream! I first smelled it in the bath & body works store around the holidays. I went to the mall with my aunt & she was just raving about it. I smelled it and instantly fell in love. It's about $6 which is a great deal for the quality of the product & if you catch a sale while in the store it's an even better deal!
Do they still sell this?
Who's favourite scent is this?! Smells so good!
I like bath and body works only downfall is that I sometimes get headaches from smells it this really over powering? And how long does the sent last for normally?
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Professor Ward said Pentrix was developed from patients whose immune systems had successfully fought the p53 gene and their own cancer.
"That cocktail of genetically engineered immune cells became the basis of the vaccine and that process took about seven years," she said.
Professor Ward said, depending on the success of the trial, Pentrix would not be available for another 10 to 15 years.
"The process of drug discovery is a long and tedious one," she said.
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There is a hidden language with different meanings used by London escorts from the independent working girl to a high class model escort working at one of Londons top high class escorts agency, and if you are looking to sample some of the services provided in London than you may wish to know their meaning, so here are a few hidden terms translates.
There are many secret codes that London escorts use to communicate with their clients. This started as a way of avoiding legal problems, in areas where the law is very strict on any kind of solicitation. However, nowadays the terms are used as a way to communicate discretely with the clients.
Most ads will post messages using these terminologies. Sometimes the abbreviations used make it difficult for someone to understand, especially when new in enlisting these services.
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Girlfriend Experience (GFE): This is one of the terms that has become popular in the last couple of years. It generally means that the escort will be providing similar experiences akin to the one offered by a real girlfriend. Sometimes this service is non sexual, and you may need to come up with an arrangement that includes sex.
Boyfriend Experience: Boyfriend experience is also a recent trend that followed the Girl friend experience trend. Rich women and gay men are now seeking companions, who can provide for them a range of 'experiences' similar to having a romantic partner. These types of escorts will also accompany them to parties and social events and may also include 'Extras'.
Gentlemen Only: Some escorts online may state that they accept gentlemen only. This simply means that they will only accept businessmen or professionals. This is to ensure that they get high-end clientele, who are ready to part with more money. Some agencies may also use the term to mean they have escorts that cater for these kinds of clientele.
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Delish! Prep time includes rising and shaping. Begin checking after 20 minutes baking and cook til golden. This came from a book called Meat and Potatoes.
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These are sooooo good! I ate two of them, and wanted more, but I just didnt end up having enough room! LOL I made this with instant mashed potatoes. I also do not use the packages of yeast, and I put in 4 tsp of yeast, and it worked out perfectly! They rose wonderfully and smelled so good throughout the house while they were baking in the oven. Thank you so much for an easy recipe that I will use time and time again! I am posting a picture for you!
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- 2⁄3 cup sugar
- 2⁄3 cup shortening
- 1 cup mashed potatoes
- 2 1⁄2 teaspoons salt
- 2 eggs
- 2 (1/4 ounce) packages yeast
- 1 1⁄3 cups water, divided (110 to 115 degrees)
- 6 -6 1⁄2 cups plain flour (I use bread flour)
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Agitated parents of medical aspirants protested at Azad Maidan on Friday evening over Supreme Court's verdict of scrapping state Common Entrance Test (CET) for MBBS/BDS admissions. National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) will be the single entrance test for admission to under graduate medical courses across the nation.
The SC's verdict has received backlash from parents because lakhs of students from different states across India have studied only for CET. More shockingly, as the verdict has come after the test, it has been much disturbing for students to know that the examination for which they appeared on May 5 now stands cancelled. Moreover parents are also complaining about how the NEET syllabus is different from the CET syllabus and it is not possible to prepare for it in just two months and appear for NEET phase II, scheduled in July.
A protesting parent, Priya Shah, said, "The state at first challenged the decision. So we were hopeful. But now even the state government seems to have accepted the verdict. But as parents we know what ordeal our children are going through. They have prepared for almost two years for this test. We cannot let their preparation go to waste."
Prof. Nayan Verma, physics teacher from a coaching institute, said, "Students are stressed. On top of it some coaching institutes are taking advantage of this anxiety and coming up with crash courses with new fees."
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While some coaching institutes are encashing on the stressed situation, few Mumbai colleges form have opened classrooms again for their Std XII students. Colleges have begun preparation sessions with help from professors during summer vacations without any charges. At Sathaye College one workshop will be held to guide students for last minute studies, important questions, clearing doubts etc. Similarly at Somaiya College sessions will begin from Monday to help students feeling the pressure to cope with studies.
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Violent TV shows keep young kids awake: study
HealthDay) -- There's more evidence that watching violent or age-inappropriate images on TV, in movies or on computers can significantly disrupt children's sleep.
Kids between 3 and 5 years old who were exposed only to age-appropriate viewing materials in the hour before bed were 64 percent less likely to have any type of sleep disturbance, such as trouble falling asleep, difficulty staying asleep or nightmares, according to a new study.
Perhaps surprisingly, "violent" media might even include popular kids' fare such as SpongeBob SquarePants, said the study's lead author, Michelle Garrison.
"Making a relatively simple change in what kids are watching is a change worth the effort," said Garrison, a principal investigator at the Center for Child Health, Behavior and Development at Seattle Children's Research Institute. "Sometimes parents feel overwhelmed by the idea of getting rid of TV altogether, but switching shows can make a big difference."
The study will be published in the September issue of the journal Pediatrics, and was released online Aug. 6.
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The current study included nearly 600 children aged 3 to 5 living in the Seattle area. Families were randomized into one of two groups: One group received a home visit, follow-up phone calls and mailings with coaching about how to make better media choices for their young children; the other group simply received mailings about nutrition.
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Pillows As "Icing on the Cake"
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Gorgeous pillows! And, I appreciated your post on barstools. I need some new ones to slide under the island when we redo the kitchen. I like Liana's a lot!ReplyDelete
Maryann I think bringing blue for your pillows is an excellent idea to add to the sofa palette!ReplyDelete
I can picture them perfectly!
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Thanks for the vote on the blue, Karena. We shall see :)Delete
Oh, San Francisco! I love the City (I grew up in Pacifica). I think adding some blue to tie in to the color of the Bay is a fantastic idea. It would be great "icing".ReplyDelete
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Probably some "fog gray" would be appropriate too. You live in a beautiful place, Michelle!Delete
Absolutely, pillows are definitely the icing on the cake and I have a box full of covers that I change out. They MAKE the room for me!! Love the direction you are going.ReplyDeleteReplies
I got rid of lots of pillow covers when we moved, Kathysue…I need a new collection!Delete
I cant believe I have the exact fabrics picked out I found a few months ago for my sister's family room and a taupe/gray sisal too! talk about being on the same page! I using kamala on pillows and delta prussian velvet on an ottoman. Well you know I love those for sure! Alos perennials fabric is awesome!ReplyDelete
A cake is so boring with some fabulous icing and the same applies to decorating!!! What a difference a few pillows can make and I love how you tied in the red of the coffee table too! I am thinking I need to swap out my living room ones for a more Spring/Summer look! If only I had a view like yours....A-MAAAAA-ZING!!! But a foggy day can be time to spend inside cozied up to the fireplace. Can't wait to see what you do for your "pillow" refresh. Love the fabrics and your shoe is very cute too!!! Liana is a genius with her sewing abilities. You two are the perfect pair!ReplyDelete
Ciao Bella....GailReplies
You are an amazing seamstress, too, Gail!!!Delete
Love both fabric combinations. The left side is my favorite. Nice shoes btw. Anxiously awaiting the Pillow Whisperer's confections for our living room!ReplyDelete
I know the wheels are turning...hmmmm can't wait to see what you choose...ReplyDelete
Hi! The clear skys and beautiful bay sure is breathtaking! I vote for the indigo on the right, hands down...ReplyDelete
It looks fresh like a pair of jeans and a white shirt! Have fun!
Beautiful pillows. I am a huge believer that pillows can make an impact on your room decor. They are such an easy and mostly inexpensive way to "redecorate". Thumbs up to the pretty pillow covers. :)ReplyDelete
Pretty pretty! Pillows never cease to amaze me in how they can changes things up so easily....gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I love Liana's barstools!!!! Those legs! I love your pillow posts...you have sold me....they area definitely "the icing on the cake"!ReplyDelete
I love the slate blue! Can you please tell me the manufacturer?ReplyDeleteReplies
Definitely icing on the cake…they can make any space instantly fresher! Can't wait to see the fabrics you choose!!ReplyDelete


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Handbag and Book w J J Montgomery - Splurging is practical? #LouisVuittonhandbag #fashion #accessories #RLFblog
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I was in Nashville with my best friend. I had just been promoted and we spent a night out listening to live country music and drinking peach moonshine. And if you've ever had the misfortune to drink peach moonshine for more than about five minutes, you'll have a pretty good idea of how awful I felt when I woke up the next morning.
The only cure we could think of was fried chicken and getting our hair washed so someone would rub our heads until we felt better. So we did these things and wandered into a mall, feeling mildly better but again; peach moonshine. So that's a relative "good."
I'd always coveted a Louis Vuitton purse. And I'd always wanted a giant purse. When we walked past this impossibly elegant store, my best friend pulled me inside.
It was all kind of a blur, but I spotted the bag and walked up to it and put it back down about four separate times. The saleswoman was kind and very Southern and she could tell I was on the fence. So she told me a story about how durable this bag was, how it would last forever. And the example she gave me was that one of her clients used hers as a beer cooler. On fishing trips.
Well, in my hungover state this seemed 1) excessive and yet, 2) dare I say – practical?
She then told me the purse was rated to carry 200 lbs before the straps would break. And what had seemed an impossibly silly expense suddenly seemed so doggone sensible I knew I had no choice.
Since that time, my son has vomited on it and I've spilled an entire bottle inside it. It's been used as a diaper bag, a cat toy and a big rig for hauling matchbox cars. No, I've never used it as a beer cooler. Yes, it's probably held up 200 lbs or more.
Louie and I have been together now for seven years, which is only slightly less time than I've been married. And the seven year itch is nowhere in sight.
"…If you ever find yourself in a place where rent-a-cop is the only job your less-than-stellar reputation will allow, you might as well opt for good scenery. This much I'd figured out since I'd wrecked my old life back home. Be a rent-a-cop in Oregon, and live in the shadow of who I used to be? Shudder. But rent-a-cop on Maui? That was a different story. Hell, I was a mustache and red Ferrari away from being Magnum, P.I. "
"As I rounded the highest point of the trail, I looked out over the peninsula that separated Secret Beach from Makena Beach, nearly at Maui's southernmost tip. A lone surfer, dark-haired and gleaming like a seal, ducked beneath a giant, rolling wave. I held my breath as he went under, waiting for him to emerge, and had to expel air before his head finally surfaced, yellow surfboard beneath, his strong arms propelling him outward to sea. Even at this distance, I could see the hard outline of his muscled back, saltwater streaming off him as those muscles worked before he came to a rest, sat up on his board, and turned his face toward the sun.
See, why couldn't I fall for a guy like that? Someone who was carefree, uncomplicated, and unbelievably hot? Why was it my hormones only raced when confronted with grumpy, distant, and unobtainable? And hot, I reminded myself. My hormones at least had that part right."
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Oh my, JJ, even I can find no reason not to buy this gorgeous bag!
9 comments:
- Angela Adams said...
That's my kind of handbag!
- Monday, June 19, 2017 6:22:00 AM
- Vicki Batman, sassy writer of sexy and funny fiction, blogger at Handbags, Books...Whatever said...
I'm with you, Angela!!
- Monday, June 19, 2017 7:05:00 AM
- Liese said...
Maui! Who wouldn't take the job! Or the handbag! (Still can't see it as a beer cooler though).
Thanks for sharing and best wishes!
- Monday, June 19, 2017 8:00:00 AM
- Vicki Batman, sassy writer of sexy and funny fiction, blogger at Handbags, Books...Whatever said...
nope, not a beer cooler. lol
- Monday, June 19, 2017 3:47:00 PM
- Melissa Keir said...
That's a purse I'd buy too! What a sensible purchase! All the best!
- Monday, June 19, 2017 3:51:00 PM
- Vicki Batman, sassy writer of sexy and funny fiction, blogger at Handbags, Books...Whatever said...
I'd have been sorely tempted to buy it, Melissa!
- Monday, June 19, 2017 4:40:00 PM
- Crystal Benedict said...
This bag is just fabulous isn't it? It can do anything :) I too may have been tempted to pick up this hand bag :)
- Tuesday, June 20, 2017 2:30:00 AM
- Vicki Batman, sassy writer of sexy and funny fiction, blogger at Handbags, Books...Whatever said...
Hi, Crystal! It's loverly. I'm seeing green as in envious.
- Tuesday, June 20, 2017 12:16:00 PM
- E.L. F. said...
Wow, that is quite a bag...somehow, I can't imagine using it for those purposes, lol. Thanks for the post!
- Sunday, June 25, 2017 12:09:00 AM
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Dib's Laptop is a personal laptop that Dib seems to carry with him everywhere. Although it is rather bulky, Dib is somehow able to pull it out from his jacket at any given time. He uses it in several episodes, usually to assist him in foiling Zim's plans. It is proven to be extremely advanced, and comes packed with a number of features.
In "The Nightmare Begins", he used it to listen to a transmission of The Great Assigning on the planet Conventia. The same satellite dish, headphones and software used for that were used again in "Tak: The Hideous New Girl". In "A Room with a Moose", Dib used his laptop to map out the course of a wormhole. In "Bolognius Maximus", he used it to scan his DNA and identify foreign substances.
The laptop also features other equipment, such as a hacking probe, seen in "Future Dib". It possesses more practical functions, such as headphones and a microphone, the ability to speak (not unlike Zim's computer), and communication lines that he uses in "Gaz, Taster of Pork" and "The Most Horrible X-mas Ever". Dib uses it to store his alien findings, such as a blueprint of Tak's ship and an intergalactic language translator he got from Zim's computer, shown briefly in "Vindicated!". These are only some of its features, however, and it is unknown how many actions it can perform.


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- The show resolves on T.K. Takaishi (from Digimon Season 2) the main character. His girlfriend is Kari Kamiya (also from Digimon Season 2), his best friend is Cody Hida (also from Digimon Season 2), his older brother is Matt Ishida (also from Digimon Season 2), his mother is Nancy Takaishi, Kari's best friend is Tsukasa Hiiragi (from Lucky Star) and Matt's girlfriend is Raye Hino (from Sailor Moon). The series premiered on May 30, 2005 and is currently in its 7ths Season.
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Every year one of the four villages on the Plateua de Diesse in Canton Bern, Switzerland. In 2009 the village of Diesse (Pop.429) hosted a festival under the theme of Circus. The book records the setting up of the tent and the many restaurants run by local societies; the Friday evening cabaret, the Saturday circus school for the children and a circus show in the evening. On the Sunday morning there was an ecumenical service with specially composed songs on the circus theme, followed in the afternoon by the parade. The next day the tent was taken down leaving only a mark on the field.
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Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
76 Pages
- Publish Date Feb 07, 2010
- Tags villiage festival, Photographs, circus, parade.
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julie harpum very well done .. transit, transitory, transitional .. i am impressed i like it
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What can I say about me…
I am a pretty awesome guy, though I am certainly not for average consumption. There is a quote made about me that always sticks in my mind, that I am somewhere between an angel and a used-car salesman and that suits me just fine.
I am loyal to a fault and twice as objective. I have no problem telling the uncomfortable truth, but I'll try not to be a dick about it. I'm extremely honest, but I still might lie about something that doesn't matter to keep you from getting upset. I'm intelligent, but I'll never treat you like you aren't. I would rather cook than clean. I'd rather do windows than empty the litter box. I'd rather laugh than cry and I'd rather be alone than unhappy. I like lobster, but I am not ashamed or too good to enjoy chicken pot pies. I don't believe that "expensive" and "quality" are necessarily the same thing, though that doesn't mean that I won't buy something expensive if it's worth it. I want a woman with girlish qualities, not the other way around, and most certainly not someone who qualifies themselves as a "lady"…you'll be appalled and I'll be bored.
I love to laugh almost as much as I love to make other people laugh…and I'll do almost anything to make it happen. I don't drink often, but when I do, I do it like I mean it. I don't fall in love often, but when I do, I do it like I mean it. I would do things for love that I would never do for sex, and I am entirely unmotivated by sex even though I enjoy it immensely. I feel pretty much the same way about money. I am not fond of cliches, it has been said that everything has been said and done before, and it will stay that way if we let it. I am all for peace and love and promoting good-will towards each other, but the pitch of political correctness that we have reached in this country, and around the world, makes me want to puke. I think if people spent more time defining themselves as individuals and less time being assimilated into a group/collective/-ism, the world would have a lot less stupid shit to fight about. I believe the most compelling evidence that there is a God is the existence of "All-You-Can-Eat Taco Night". I like cottage cheese. I couldn't tell you what beautiful is, but I know it when I see it...whether in a face or an action, or a moment in time that should be remembered forever. I'm a dry-tugger. I spontaneously remember old television commercials for no apparent reason. I'd rather eat a bag of almonds than a bag of M&M's. I prefer extra crunchy peanut butter, but I'll buy smooth if that's your preference. I don't wear underwear, but I don't remember when or why I stopped. If I dated a girl as annoying as my cat, I'd dump her ass, but somehow I still keep a box of cat shit in my house. I prefer the smell of skin to the smell of perfume, but I do have an odd fondness for that vanilla shit that strippers and Vegas cocktail waitresses wear. I cat daddy when I dougie. After everything I've seen, I still believe in true love and no matter how much I wish I didn't....I do.
These are the kinds of things that make me who I am. Hopefully what I've said and how I've said it gives you the insight you're looking for...
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It has been brought to my attention that me saying I don't want a "lady" implies I am looking for someone who's "down to fuck" or some shit. I think the kind of women that interest me would probably understand the inference without me explaining it, and if that's what I was looking for I'd say "I am looking for someone who is down to fuck". I don't really do the "hint thing", I'll just say it.
I don't care for games and bullshit. I have also been told I am "passive" because I prefer to have harmonious relationships and I don't sweat the small shit, don't feel the need to argue over everything or take exception to every misstep. I'll tell you a little story. I own what is, quite possibly, the most uncomfortable couch in the entire world. When people come over, I apologize in advance and warn them that they're welcome to sit on it, but that it's not very comfortable and they're not going to want to just flop down on it cuz they might get hurt. I, however, am very familiar with it and I can sit and lay, even sleep on it and be perfectly comfortable. Regardless of that fact, if I needed to get rid of the couch or if I could no longer be comfortable on it, I'm perfectly capable of going to get a new couch or just sitting in one of my very comfortable chairs. Don't mistake my being affable and understanding for being passive or weak-willed .
Oh yeah, I got rid of my cat. I guess sometimes the pussy really isn't worth all the drama eh?
This profile contains 9 instances of the word "shit" (including this one).
That said, I am musician...I'm a good guitarist and a passable drummer. I enjoy cooking and I am good at it, though you won't see me on the food network any time soon...mostly because I'd rather cook a big-ass pot of spicy chili than foie gras with peanut butter and mercury sauce or whatever unappetizing shit they happen to be cooking this week. I'm good at expressing myself, and over-expressing myself, especially in writing. I am good with electronics and computers and most things that require logical or mathematical thinking. It's likely, if you have kids, that I can whip their ass at whatever video games they play as well...and no, I don't let them win. I generally am known to be good at saying the right thing at the right time, making people smile, and being a good friend. Other things I will save for later....
I almost never watch TV accept when I need to veg out and not think about anything. When I do, I like Law and Order (which is good since it's on every channel 100 times a day) Dexter (at least the first two seasons) Burn Notice, sometimes House, maybe some things on cartoon network like Venture Bros. I'm not an "at the movies" guy really but I'll pick up Blu-rays of things I wanted to see. I like most things with Johnny Depp or Christopher Walken....the current "pop in and watch while doing something else" movies are The Ninth Gate, 300, The Prophecy, Event Horizon, one of the Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings movies, Troy, Kingdom of Heaven...whatever. As far as food, I am not super fussy but I'm also not real adventurous. I'll try almost anything but I can't tell you the last new thing I've eaten that's become a favorite.
Music...well, that's a whole separate page. I can dig pretty much anything that is well composed and has creative merit. I generally prefer music that displays some amount of technical proficiency but the more "cool" it is, the less that matters. That said, I generally do not care for rap or hip-hop music, nor do I care for country music. "Back in the day" when I was a performing musician and teacher I would have admitted to being a music snob, but I am long enough divorced from that lifestyle that I don't think that's true any longer.
Easiest way to sum it up is that my music collection, alphabetically speaking, starts with Ace Frehley and ends with Zakk Wylde, along the way you still have Duran Duran, Lucy Pearl, Miles Davis, and Prince.
Long term, I don't know what I would do without my computer, my guitar, available music to listen to....without a partner to truly love and share life with, to have ridiculous and probably embarrassing sex with and to laugh with. Is that six?
So what do you want here? Do you want me to say something like "I'm not too cool to admit that I love my mom" or tell you that I shave my junk? Is it funnier if I make up some outlandish thing about cross-dressing and midget fisting? Whatever....I'm not even remotely shy, if you have a burning question, hit me.


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On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 12:02:53PM +0800, Stas Bekman wrote: > mod_perl child processes save a lot of memory when they can share memory > with the parent process and quite often we get reports from people that > they lose that shared memory when the system decides to page out the > parent's memory pages because they are LRU (least recently used, the > algorithm used by many memory managers). I believe that this applies to > all httpd modules and httpd itself, the more we can share the less > memory resources are needed, and usually it leads to a better performance. > > Therefore my question is there any reason for not using mlockall(2) in > the parent process on systems that support it and when the parent httpd > is started as root (mlock* works only within root owned processes). We don't really support httpd running as root. That is what that whole BIG_SECURITY_HOLE thing is about. If somebody is going to run as root, then let them put the mlockall() patch in themselves. Further, since mlockall() jams everything into memory, I'm wary of making this the default behavior [when running as root]. In turn, that means that we'd have to introduce a new directive to turn on the mlockall thing. So the net result is: new behavior and a new directive to support a case (httpd running as root) that we don't even want/like people doing in the first place. I'd be a heavy -0 on such a thing. Cheers, -g -- Greg Stein, http://www.lyra.org/
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The action of pushing the toy car had a reaction of the car going forward.
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Atsuke's Hammer was a simple blacksmith's hammer, perfectly balanced and always seemed to apply just the right amount of force, no matter whether it was striking. It was crafted by Shiba Atsuke, one of the first apprentices of the monk and great smith Haru, over the scale of the Water Dragon, the sacred forge of Water Hammer City. [1]
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Atsuke's Hammer enhanced the skills of any blacksmith crafting an armor, and it gave a penalty to the creation of any wapon. If the Hammer was ever used as a weapon to strike a living creature, it would shatter and be destroyed forever. [2]
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While they may not be viral favorites like Lady Gaga, Irish rock legends U2 pulled in a hefty $130 million last year, making them the richest band in the world for 2010, according to Forbes magazine annual list of the world's wealthiest musicians.
Following in a close second was AC/DC, who pulled down $114 million from their insanely successful tour. Also on the list: Beyonce and her boo Jay-Z, Madonna and Britney Spears. Country music also made a strong showing with Kenny Chesney and Toby Keith breaking into the Top 10.
The list was calculated looking at tour profits, album sales, endorsement deals and other business ventures.
Check out the Top 10 richest musicians of 2010 below:
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2. AC/DC – $114 million
3. Beyonce – $87 million
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It seems like every guy in this world hates me. They only want me for hookups and stuff and nothing else. For example they'd treat other girls well or even post status saying I wanna treat you well and I wanna take someone out... etc but when it comes to me they always invite me over to their place and when I ask why they say it's to do sexual stuff and I ofcourse say no then they stop talking to me. I just don't get why do guys like other girls and also wanna be friends with them but when it comes to me they all hate me and only want hookups? They don't even try to get to know me they just look at me and then ask to do stuff like that
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You're seen as an easy "yes" girl, and a path of no resistance to sex. In other words, guys don't see you as very attractive for either your personality or looks.
That's not me deliberately insulting you. I'm analyzing this from how guys have reacted to your objection. They expected an easy lay because of how you carry yourself, and you didn't meet expectations, so they bounced.
You need to stop pretending that you're just as attractice or dynamic as these other girls, and learn how to set the right expectations through your body language and demeanor. Dont just say yes to guys hoping and praying you will be treated differently. You won't. Learn to say no, even if the guy is hot to you. Make him work hard and understand you. You also need to let hot guys walk away because of this, but remember they were never in it for the right reasons.11|00|0
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#62 Mar 9, 2013
newsflash, the signs that are going up in the village (the unreadable signs) are being made by a company belonging to ... guess who? Mr. Stiritz. that's screwed up
#63 Mar 9, 2013
Next would be were they paid as a commercial tax on a marina that is zoned J2? If so then what about what appears to be the illegal apartment that he is living in with his wife above the marina? Why you so quick to gloss over this?
#64 Mar 10, 2013
he may have to if the damn sand dunes don't get replenished.
#65 Mar 10, 2013
hopefully he pays his taxes before that. Question.... Why isn't the village going after his illegal apartment? I thought we became a village to get rid of illegal apartments?
#66 Mar 10, 2013
i saw Gary moving over to carols today. He said he was going to move in to help her pay her taxes on time.
#67 Mar 10, 2013
Only the little Mastoids pay taxes
#68 Mar 14, 2013
The MBPOA is not my government and the members are not trustees working for the village making up laws that will change my life.
They don't tell me what to do nor do they fine me when I don't do something.
I am not a member of the MBPOA ,and was a supporter of the village so we could clean up around here and help the people who needed help do the same.
I am not at all happy with the way this village turned out and not happy with how they try to change laws without the public knowing.
If they post a wrong thing or a wrong date somewhere, then the village lawyer should not act like its a small thing, that's why he is being paid to make it sure everything is right.
They claim to be saving us money on our taxes but we are getting a lot less back for the buck we do pay.
When those people and that guy Bruce Summa asked the board some questions the mayor got a bug up his ass and went after them, almost blaming them for asking these questions,I though the board works for us?
One thing I found out was someone said that Gary Stiriz lost everything in the storm but was back in his house ,with it repaired within a few weeks.
I also found out that Bruce is still out of his house trying to get it repaired. When Summa asked the village administer for specifics, the Administrator was clueless about his job and seemed to flounder.
But what made me see the light was when the guy from last year,Alan, who ran with Gail, got up and said that these people are not professorial, and are doing the best they can, then I knew why we are in trouble. we need better.
Carol is the only one who seems to know the job and they don't seem to like that too much.
We need people in there who know what they are doing and stop wasting our time and money. Not anything has gotten better around here in three years.
At the meeting last week on the Smittys site, I saw a lot of people against it, as was I, but I did see some people for it, who you ask, The Greater Village of Mastic Beach Chamber of Commerce, of which I found out that Gary Stirz is on the board.
So if you have a problem with the MBPOA taxes go ask the village,they are the ones who are suppose to be working for us,and after this next election with hopefully some change, then maybe we will have a village working for us and not themselves.
#69 Mar 15, 2013
Carol is a career politician who has failed at every position she has held. She owes her political cronies all kinds of favors from the past. Bruce is running with her and they both have ties to Fred Towle, who is a convicted felon that Carol wanted to hire at $3,000 per month as soon as she was sworn into office as a trustee.
Carol and Bruce will never be in favor of the village. They are more worried about themselves and Carol has already proven she is not willing to put the time in as a trustee that is necessary to do the job right. She is all talk and no action.
She was the architect of the Article 78 and never wanted a village. She wanted to try and get her little community removed from the village and failed at that, too.
She and her husband both work for the county in public sector jobs, but she paid her VILLAGE TAXES months late - two times in a row!
There is no excuse for a sitting village trustee to have paid her taxes late. They should make it a reason for removing a trustee from office.
The other trustees care about this village and work their butts off to make this community better.
Vote Row B for Bill, Gary and Nick.
#70 Mar 15, 2013
As Dick Brady would say..."taxes paid, next"
Still havent seen an excuse yet why taxes havent shown up as paid on the official MBV website for 2 Floral Ct. the address for Garys Marina.
#71 Mar 15, 2013
Glad that you mentioned taxes - please explain how Stiriz Marina pays $12 per lot where he is storing boats. This is not vacant land and should be taxed accordingly. Also Mr. Stiriz's properties were all under water. Did he get a building permit for 2 Floral Court? Did he get a building permit for 7 Floral Court? Was the work done by a licensed contractor? Did he get permits for all this work? Why does he have an apartment above his business? I though this was zoned J2 which does not allow for apartments? At least Carol paid the right amount of taxes. Why does Gary get away with paying less taxes? Maybe we should all be calling for a Forensic Accounting of the village books? Just to be safe that we are getting all the revenue we are supposed be getting, especially from all the commercial businesses.
#72 Mar 15, 2013
PS - What is the story with the piece of crap house Gary bought at 106 Cranberry Drive? How many code enforcement tickets have they written on this house?
#73 Mar 15, 2013
None! When will you all realize I DO WHAT I WANT, WHEN I WANT AND TO HE'LL WITH THE RESIDENTS!
This is MY village and I fine people, people don't fine ME!
#74 Mar 15, 2013
The Vision Team and Board hired Fred Towle before Carol ever came on board at $3,ooo.oo a monnth.
Bill appointed Carol because she had knowledge of how government works and could help. But doing this it made the people in the village realize that she was the only one who had the knowledge and this made the board look bad.
Stiriz could not do what he wanted without her questioning him,and when Gail got in she wanted the SS Press gone so her husband could do the news letter for the village.
Gary runs everything and the mayor is his puppet.
Tom Fox was going to run for trustee, but when Gary Stiriz found out,he gave Fox a village non pay job and started to push his PCCA buddy Nick Busa.
So it was Paul,Gary,Bill,Bob and Ken , the Vission Team,who brought in Towle and the SS Press and not Carol.
#75 Mar 15, 2013
It was $1,500 per month, but Fred tried to demand more. He was brought in by Paul before the village was even voted on. Good riddance.
#76 Mar 15, 2013
spot on! But facts have nothing to do with the way the employees will vote. When Gary goes, a lot of friends will lose the free ride. Why would the vision team think just because they were voted in once, they couldn't be voted out? Time for Gary's friends and family to leave our village.
Vote for a better MBV, not the same corrupt politics over and over.
#77 Mar 16, 2013
Went by 106 Cranberry Dr. today to see what everyone is talking about,what a mess.
Then I went on the village tax page and they have it being owned by Gary Stiriz and his wife as everybody has said.
And this is the guy who wants to clean up the Village and make life better for me,I don't think so.
He has been sitting on the board for two years telling us what a great job he is doing.
Go by and look at this house and tell me if this is what we want our Village to look like.
This is why we became a village because of things like this.
Remember this house when you vote, would you want Gary as a neighbor?
#78 Mar 17, 2013
Yes, we went by 106 today also and it is a dump, did Tim and code forget to inspect this one?
Also does someone have the link to photos so every one can see what this teams vision is of our village.
#79 Mar 17, 2013
The house WAS DAMAGED BY THE STORMWAITINGFOR MONEY LIKE EVERYONE ELSE NICE WAY TO TRY TO GET A VOTE
#80 Mar 17, 2013
Neighbors said it has been like this for over two years.
Is this just like Stiriz putting a claim in to the government for the street signs that blew away?
Oh that's right, they have been mission for years.
#81 Mar 17, 2013
yeah, his neighbors had to replace the fence on their property because the ivy vines from his side destroyed their fence. That doesnt happen in a few months. And you can tell its been like that for years , not a few weeks. Also, the water didnt that high where he lives. And if it did, why isnt it being fixed? He only has until March 31 like the rest of us, right?
I heard his neighbors have constantly complained to village hall but surprise, surprise, nothing has been done!
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Making the big jump from stage to screen, Morrow had his film debut in the forgettable comedy "Private Resort" (1985), starring Johnny Depp. In 1986, he co-founded the theater group "The Naked Angels" with actress and then-girlfriend, Leslie Urdang, performing some 35-odd stage productions over the years, including "The Return of Pinocchio" (1986), "Aven'U Boys" (1989) and Jon Rabin Baitz's "The Substance of Fire" (1990). After guest starring on "Fame" (NBC, 1982-87) and "Spencer for Hire" (ABC, 1985-88), Morrow made his debut as a regular on the short-lived drama series, "Tattingers" (NBC, 1988), playing a bartender at a posh Manhattan restaurant owned by a divorced couple (Stephen Collins and Blythe Danner) who nonetheless remain business partners. But it was around this time that Morrow auditioned for a surreal character-driven drama called "Northern Exposure" (CBS, 1990-95), which cast him as Joel Fleischman, a Jewish doctor from New York City, who relocates to a remote Alaskan town right out of medical school. There, his character struggles to co-exist with his quirky new community, while entering into a love-hate relationship with rugged brush pilot Maggie O'Connell (Janine Turner). Thanks to the show's cult popularity and numerous award nominations, Morrow became a television star overnight. But as the series progressed, a number of supporting characters were developed more deeply, mainly brought about by Morrow and his representatives looking for a better contract, which led to his character's prominence being reduced. Despite the limited exposure in later seasons, Morrow stayed aboard until the show ended.
While still appearing on "Northern Exposure," Morrow returned to features with a strong supporting performance in Robert Redford's critically acclaimed "Quiz Show" (1994), which explored to great effect the quiz show scandal in the 1950s involving the popular "Twenty One" (NBC, 1956-58). He played idealistic Congressional lawyer Dick Goodwin, who launched an investigation after a past contestant, Herbert Stempel (John Turturro), claimed to have participated in the rigging of the show in order to prop-up the all-American intellectual, Charles Van Doren (Ralph Fiennes). Though the lion's share of acclaim went to Fiennes and Turturro, Morrow was nonetheless a standout. After a turn as a clemency lawyer reinvestigating a double-murder committed by a death row inmate (Sharon Stone) in "Last Dance" (1996), Morrow played the brother of a neurotic, self-obsessed writer (Albert Brooks) unable to sustain a lasting relationship with women in the entertaining "Mother" (1996). He next starred in the short-lived London stage production of "Birdy" (1997), while returning to the small screen to play John Wilkes Booth in "The Day Lincoln Was Shot" (TNT, 1998) and to star opposite Marisa Tomei in the CBS/Hallmark Entertainment miniseries, "Only Love" (1998).
Following a turn opposite Kyra Sedgwick and Mary Tyler Moore in the broad comedy, "Labor Pains" (2000), Morrow made his feature directing debut with "Maze" (2001), a touching romantic comedy in which he portrayed an artist with Tourette's Syndrome. He next had a leading role as a former marijuana smuggler on the Showtime series, "Street Time" (2002), which failed to last longer than one season, before appearing in a supporting capacity in "The Emperor's Club" (2002), and the Bollywood-inspired musical/sex farce, "The Guru" (2002), starring Heather Graham. Because Morrow had directed several episodes of "Street Time," he moved on to helm episodes of the brutal prison drama "Oz" (HBO, 1997-2003) and "Joan of Arcadia" (CBSM 2003-05), which happened to be created by "Northern Exposure" writer Barbara Hall. Meanwhile, Morrow returned to regular series prominence as the star of the long-running procedural, "Numb3rs" (CBS, 2005-2010), playing FBI agent Don Eppes, who recruits his mathematical genius brother (David Krumholtz) to help solve a wide range of difficult-to-crack crimes in Los Angeles. Though never a breakout hit, "Numb3rs" nonetheless was a steady ratings earner over the course of its six seasons. Once the show went off the air, Morrow again returned to the small screen as a lead on "The Whole Truth" (ABC, 2010), a legal drama that presented cases from the both the prosecution's and the defense's points-of-view.
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