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The Disney Pixar Cars Sunshade attaches to any car window to protect children from the sun rays. Removable and resuable.
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Product Weight:1.1 pounds
Product Dimensions (in inches):19.5 x 3.8 x 1.5
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Used for my 10 month old son for when we pick up sissy from school sometimes we have 10 or more minutes of direct sunlight beaming through the windows making it very warm and uncomfortable ...Read complete review
Used for my 10 month old son for when we pick up sissy from school sometimes we have 10 or more minutes of direct sunlight beaming through the windows making it very warm and uncomfortable for him. This cuts the suns rays perfectly. I have a longer back window and put 2 up in his window which makes it even more perfect. I don't have anything negative to say about this product. Pixar cars are popular at any age and he loves to lay back in his seat and look at lightning McQueen and Mater..
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2 came in the package... 1 worked fine and went on the window.. The other was stuck in the reel sideways and once pulled out you could see it was put in sideways...Read complete review
2 came in the package... 1 worked fine and went on the window.. The other was stuck in the reel sideways and once pulled out you could see it was put in sideways and would not work properly.
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By Shannon
from Aston pa
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
Comments about Learning Curve 1001175 Disney Pixar's Cars the Movie Sunshade - 2-Pack:
Easy to install and so cute. The kids can see lightning McQueen and tow matter from the inside but appears plain white from the outside. Easy push button to roll up
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"I love this product!"
By Tanky's Mom
from Cedar Hill, TX
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
This product is great for my son when we are in the car, and the sun is in his face, the shade blocks the sun, and my child can enjoy the car ride. He also loves the CARS design on the shade!!
Nice Handy Sunshades
By Busy mom with two
from San Gabriel, CA
These do the job great! My son loves it so much!
Perfect for vehicles
By Kimerky
from Utah
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Very cute designs easy to assemble high quality stays put unlike other window shades that pop off this one stays on
By Angie Mom Of Two
from Tulsa Ok
Happy with My Purchase
By Nana
from Santa Clarita, CA
About Me Grandparent
Purchased to protect my grandson from the sun while driving. This was one of the best purchases I've made. Product was easy to install, preformed to my expectations and as a bonus my grandson who is 23 months loved looking at the CARS characters while being protected from the sun.
Perfect shades.
By Gammy
from Clearwater, FL
Use as directed so as not to block view of the driver. Great protection for backseat passengers.
Productive product works better in cars
By ann
from chesapeake va
it does blocks the sun great!!
Great Value!
By Laura the new mom
from Dayton, Ohio
About Me Education Oriented, First Time Parent, Stay At Home Parent
The window shade stays up well in the car and covers the whole window. The pull tab/button also functions well. Great product for the cost!
Fun sunshade
By Mom on the go
from Des Moines, IA
We've only had these shades a few weeks but have been very happy with them. I do wish there was a release button on both sides of the shade so they would be easy to roll up no matter which side of the car they are on, but overall we've been satisfied. Our 9 month old son loves the images!
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On May 1, 2013 the June 2013 U.S. Dollar Index opened at 81.740 and closed the month on May 31 at 83.401. In May we saw a high of 84.595. This past week the Index opened at 83.695 hit a weekly high of 84.430 and as mentioned above closed the week at 83.401.
Now the Federal Reserve (Chairman Ben Bernanke himself) knows how a weaker U.S. dollar helps U.S. exports. Did you see today's U.S. export number for April in the U.S. Trade Balance Report? The number was the second highest on record. Any threat to U.S. exports — a strengthening U.S. dollar — could hurt exports, in turn hurting the U.S. economy, which could hurt jobs. Look at the price action in the U.S. Dollar Index over the past few weeks. See how it rose sharply on the days confidence was high the Fed would taper stimulus sooner than later. The scaling back of QE3 heading toward ending QE3 will more than likely have a very bullish effect on price.
So, we see that the U.S. Dollar Index would really need to come down a bit before any announced tapering of U.S. stimulus. The real question becomes: Do you think Ben Bernanke will taper QE3 before he leaves his post as Fed chairman early next year? Have a prosperous trading week.
Proceed to Page 2 for the latest COT Data...
COT Data
In the COT report, you can see all the way back to Feb. 1, 2013 big money started a bull posture as the U.S. Dollar Index was bouncing off of 79.000. You can see this very clearly as Dealer Intermediary added to net shorts. This past week we saw a very slight drop of net shorts by Dealer Intermediary to -28,640 contracts. Leveraged Funds dropped net shorts to -5,531 contracts, Asset Managers are net long at 7,204 contracts, and Other Reportables dropped net longs to 15,350 contracts. Overall a bear move this past week.
If you need help understanding how to understand how to use the NEW COT report to your benefit get instant access to my new e-book "What Lies Beneath ALL Trends". It is filled with eye opening information.Commercial Net Tracker instructions: This form tracks the Commitment of Traders (COT) data for the commodity futures market. This form "looks" at the most recent five weeks of COT data and provides visual indications of the data. A) If the current value is at a 12-month low, the cell will display a red/burgundy background. B) If the current value is at a 12-month high, the cell will display a green background. C) If the current value went from net negative to net positive, the cell will display a blue background (indicating a bullish condition). D) If the current value is both a 12-month high and also went from a net negative to a net positive, the background will be green. You should view the data with green backgrounds to determine if they also went from net negative to net positive.
Proceed to Page 3 for this week's detailed fundementals...
On the daily chart below you can see even with the price action over the last few days, ADX is at 21.9 and while this number is rising it is still a weak trending market. With the weak trend, watch for a range to develop. MACD is bearish and Stochastics are in oversold territory. With the oversold territory and weak trend, watch for a correction up. Could it be that 82.500 is once again a range bottom?
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On the weekly chart below you can see weekly ADX at 22.3, also a weak trending market. Weekly Stochastics are correcting from overbought territory.
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this thread, the batch file package,and the official website were last updated: 18-jun-2005
things in latest update: added changes to weather images for xbmc skins
xbmc dbr (download, build, rar)
pc requirements
a windows xp (preferred), 2000, or nt4 machine
notice: all programs below can be installed to any drive/partition letter
visual studio .net 7.1 (2003) professional
installed anywhere on pc
ms xbox sdk 5849+ full install (not minimal)
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winrar 3.40+
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a codecs package, with all known codecs supported by xbmc, can be downloaded from the website also here
what is it:
this is a windows batch file package that will download the latest xbmc cvs source code and compile it. you can include items customized for your personal build such as extra skins, scripts (it comes with alot of useful scripts already, that are kept up to date), customized .xml files,codecs and more... when it's done doing it's thing, it tidies up the directory it was run in, you are then left with a nice, dated, rar file of the build. it can even ftp the finished build to your xbox when it is done compiling the new build. it is suggested you do this once a week if you like or when major updates to the xbmc cvs source code are done.
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i've wandered down this road aswell, but i went one step further.
i modify strings.xml and insert builddate and i also have a script that uploads (ftp) to xbox Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search the forum before posting. Do not e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. For troubleshooting and bug reporting please make sure you read this first. |
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ok newest package is done uploading. it's the last one for awhile(unless chnages to cvs occur), since everything is in there that needs to be right now.
on a side note, it appears the cvs is being updated or someone screwed with the solution a little too much, because the source will not compile properly, even when done seperately and not with this package. i ran the package this morning and all went well. it appears since about 12pm or so (central u.s.) it has not been compiling correctly. hopefully, it will be fixed within a day or two. |
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ok, last update for now, exceptions will be changes to cvs and the like. added build date to strings.xml file because of pike. also tidied up the code. tested a little while ago and everything works 100%. i have one or two other things i may look into, but for now, hope you enjoy. if you have any feature suggestions, or anything you would like to see added to the script let me know
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i just to do it the old-fashion way before, but now with this script, well, everything is automated and way easier than before.
thank you for sharing the batch with us, and specially for keep updating it ... you guys rock !! :kickass: |
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ok, uploading update now. it's a good one. changed alot of stuff, read my first post (at the bottom in versions) or the readme for changes...
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ok new package is being upped! check the readme version history for changes.
project will be 1.0 final next release, from there, i truly will only do small updates to ensure compatibilty with cvs. i will update the first post with changes as soon as i can... |
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just upped another quick fix, last one for awhile seriously, because i screwed up... forgot to exclude the cvs directories from the lnguage folder... me=stupid
off to drink my stupidity away... too much time spent on this thing this week, going to hang out with the "real world" now... |
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update has been uploaded..
ok as usual, check the readme for changes.. everything is functional and working on my end, hope it is the same for you guys :ph34r: |
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updating package right now with latest python package from dday, should be up in about 5 minutes...
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Ruby Sparks (15A)
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The Killers explain decision to hire five producers for new albumThe Killers have explained their decision to hire five producers for their upcoming fourth album, 'Battle Born.' The Las Vegas quartet, who drafted in the likes of Steve Lilywhite (U2), Stuart Price (Madonna) and Brendan O'Brien (The Gaslight Anthem) on the record, told Spin they left it too late to work with just one person. Brandon Flowers said: "Our attitude was, let's wait until we're ready and then we'll find the right producer. But once we started calling people, they had other bands booked. "So we learned something from everyone and applied it to what we did next. We're a bunch of strong personalities, so there's not gonna be one guy that's gonna come in and overtake things. The results are pretty cohesive." The 31-year-old, whose band's follow-up to 2008's 'Day & Age' is released on Sept 17, also revealed that he's not exactly an authority on the current music scene: "You don't see videos anymore, so I couldn't even tell you what any new band looks like. You hear about all these Brooklyn bands and you hear some of their music, but I couldn't tell you what they look like. I can't even tell you their names." Watch the video for The Killers' 'Runaways' below: Latest 10 The Killers News Stories


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Viaggio at the Park
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My husband and I had a wonderful meal at Viaggio at the Park. We highly recommend the meatball appetizer. The service was outstanding and we will return!
Viaggio is the epitomy of fantastic service. The owner and staff go out of their way to make you feel welcome and special, each and every time. The fact that the food is phenomenal makes this a must-do, especially considering they offer gluten-free options, a rarity with italian cuisine. The servers really focus on making your dining experience special.
4 out if 5 of us had a great dinner. The one diner had the pork tenderloin which was over cooked. The rest of our dinners were delicious.
We had a very good experience.....staff was friendly and knowledgable about the menu and wine. Great traditional Italian food, but the BEST dinner of the four was definitely the Brick Chicken. It's a must!
The entire experience far exceeded my expectations. The food was out of this world, particularly the meatballs! I was so torn between menu choices that I almost ordered a second entree to take home. I cannot wait to go back!
We dined at Viaggios at the Park during lunch for Mother's Day and were not disappointed at all! From the service to the food it was quite a nice surprise since my family and I had never dined there before. Would definitely go back again and again!!
Not even joking about that. Simply the greatest meatballs ever. Tender, moist and flavorful! Everything was excellent and I consider myself a goodie.
Great table in back corner to celebrate, Food is excellent order the meatball salad and eggplant apps. Brick chicken and whole wheat pasta excellent. Have and will continue to recommend this restaurant, other have expressed same experience while dinning here.
You won't be disappointed! The good and service is great.
This 2nd Viaggio location offers the same fare you will find at their W. Madison store. Solid Italian standby dishes, but nothing really extraordinary or overly creative. The room is small, but cozy. The service is friendly, but on this visit the waiter brought out the wrong entrees twice. The manager was kind enough to offer us some wine for our delay, which was appreciated. We like Viaggio enough to definitely return. Hopefully the weather will allow us to sit on the patio!
I was there on a Friday night and the live entertainment was outstanding. Every half hour or so a man would sing an opera or other romantic type song. He was incredible and really added to the overall experience of the dinner. As always, the food was wonderful. The roasted peppers they provide with bread pre-meal is my favorite part!
We LOVED this place! We had a large group celebrating a special occasion and the staff made the night extremely special! We were serenaded by the resident opera singer, given a complimentary dessert for the table to share and were provided with superb overall service. It was a little hard to hear each other across the large table but all the other positives of the night made this aspect a small inconvenience. Can't wait to bring others to experience this hidden gem!
Four of us ate outdoors. There was an air conditioner in a window above the dining area and nasty little drops of water bothered one of the paarty. The food was suprisingly good. Two of us had a chicken dish that had a great sauce with very tender chicken. The garlic mashed potatoes were good but the vegetable was too hard to cut. Spitting the chicken dish gave each of us more than enough tyo eat. One of our party had an excellent entre size spinich salad
Great food, generous portions, friendly knowledgeable waitstaff. Win win win
Viaggio on the Park is a delightful restaurant. We enjoyed a relaxing evening, dining al fresco, in the garden adjacent to Lincoln Park. The food was delicious and abundant----abundanza, as the Italians say. The service was impeccable and the weather just happened to be perfect. All in all, an extraordinary evening. We plan to return often and recommend it highly.
I love the family that owns it. We have been going here everytime my parents (from Ohio) come into town. Each time they recognize us and go out of their way to make us feel welcome. It is an adorable, authentic family-style Italian gem.
Apparently this restaurent has been open for a year, but we had never known of it . If they are planning to just operate by word of mouth advertising. they will be successful. The service was exceptiinal. Most of my friends were very satisfied with their food choices. I was a bit disappointed with a penne dish I had, but I will go back becasue there were so many very good items on the menu that my friends chose. A great neighborhood spot! Worth becoming a go to place
Love this spot! Great service, food and so convenient!
A cozy and romantic ambience; great service. The maître d'hôtel, Dave is so hospitable. He is doing a wonderful job to encourage diners to this cute little restaurant. Also you must hear opera singer Branden James (who is a potential celebrity) on weekends.
This is my new "neighborhood restaurant". This is a comfy Italian restaurant with a killer menu. Our server, Louis, was great. When we dined they had a special featuring mussels in white wine that was tremendous. They also had a Burrata infused with pesto and served with crostini and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar and pesto that was perfect. Our entrees were White fish filet with garlic mashed potatoes and green beans and a charbroiled pork chop finished in the oven with olive oil, roasted peppers, garlic and some chilies--served with roasted potatoes and spinach. It was a special and excellent. The menu is full of great pasta dishes as well as chicken, veal and seafood. Tiramisu to die for and Limoncello to finish.
Went with a large group and everyone loved their food.The wait staff was attentive and the vibes were great.We will be back.The hosts made us feel totally welcome.
Had a really nice meal in their outside area. The food was quite good and being outside on a nice night was wonderful. Wine prices are on the high side.
Was a very fun place to dine...Service was excellent and food was good...Great ambience....
Great food, this is my favorite italian restaurant in Chicago. The restaurant on Madison is similar.
We were seated immediately upon arrival, the food was excellent as usual. The noise level grew as the night continued. Service was great.
The staff is very friendly and the service was great. Food was good to. Have a nice selection of wines. View from outside seating was gorgeous. Overall a good experience
Went here with two friends to celebrate a birthday and had an excellent time. The service was phenomenal and met with our requests surprisingly well. I was very happy with the treatment and would definitely return if and when I am in town again. The meatballs and salad were very good to start. I also enjoyed the market fish, which is priced appropriately, so do inquire, and the dessert of Lava Cake was also very good. I strongly recommend visiting this place!
A terrific experience, wonderful atmosphere, friendly knowledgable wait staff , just a great time from appetizer ( meatball salad a must) to desert. The addition of classical singer performances a real treat.
The food was fabulous. There service was impeccable, we will make this a regular go to place.
We came here for dinner just after I proposed to my now fiance. The staff was fantastic and the owner or manager at the time was the nicest guy in the world, offering us a bottle of champagne to celebrate. Food was delicious as always. Service is always very good. We had a night to remember, and Viaggio at the Park made it that much more memorable. We'll be back again, of course!
If you enjoy small better Italian restaurants, this is one for you. In a quiet, non-commercial location in the heart of Lincoln Park, the experience, food, service were all at a level I had hoped for.
Great addition to the neighborhood. Good to very good food served in large portions. Most entrees can be shared. Staff is very friendly and service is always great. Very fun place for large groups and portions can be served family style. Highly recommend.
WE took our aunt to Viaggio at the Park for her birthday. The food was excellent. We ordered a couple entrees and appetizers--maybe a bit pricey, but really delicious. The great bread came with roasted peppers----a tasty treat. We had read there was an opera singer who performed, but were not expecting such a beautiful voice and performance. She sang two opera songs at 8 pm and 2 at 9 pm---just beautiful. Then to our surprise, she came over to our table and sang in "opera" happy birthday to our aunt. WE also got a plate of tiramsu----outstanding! (and we have high food standards) So cool. We all highly recommend this restaurant---I would definitely want to go on Fri. and Sat. night when the opera singer is there. Worth planning.
If you don't mind being conversation-challenged because of the noise, it was a perfect experience. I thought the sole at $55 was a little pricey, but two light eaters could share it.
Found this on Open Table. Turned out to be an excellent decision. Service was very friendly but not intrusive. Would come here again when in the area.
Recommended by foodie friends this restaurant serves up the Italian standards, very well. We particularly enjoyed the fish entrees. Great service. Family owned and managed. Nice atmosphere. Two can share one full dinner and feel satisfied. Most folks left with something for the next day. The night we were there, they had a wonderful opera singer.
Wonderful neighborhood restaurant. Greeted warmly at the front door by owner Dave. Wait staff attentive, friendly and helpful. Food is great and plentiful. Might want to split meals. A must is the meatball salad. Really can't go wrong with any selection.. Enjoy this gem!
This restaurant is just what we needed. Great food and great staff. We always feel welcome.
My husband and I dined here on a recent weekend getaway to Chicago for our Anniversary. We ordered the special appetizer, toasted bread drizzled in olive oil with a ball of fresh mozzerella and roasted whole cherry tomatoes. It was amazing! I usually go for a good Bolognese sauce but a last minute discussion with the waiter prompted me to get the veal ragu over Parpadelle noodles instead. It was so amazing! The waiter was really fun and the right mix of attentive but without being annoying. We had mentioned in passing to the host upon checking in that it was our anniversary, and he remembered and told the waiter to bring us a free dessert. It was also fabulous, the molten chocolate cake with a side of sea salt caramel gelato.
Great way to celebrate my birthday. My friends also enjoyed their meal. I can't wait to go make.
This restaurant was great. We went here for my husbands birthday and even though we didnt have a reservation (I messed it up on Open Table), they were able to put the two of us at the best table they had. Great music and we both really enjoyed the food. We also got a bottle of champagne. A little pricey but not too bad for our special occasion :-)
It was a bust Saturday night and our table was ready when expected. Friendly greeting by host and hostess. Best meatballs ever! My wife wanted pasta carbonara which is not on the menu at this location. The waiter said they'll make it and they did, but the flavor was way off, especially compared with everything else we've ever eaten here. So stick to the menu and you'll love what you order. The opera singer added to the ambience.
GReat food and amazing service. Love that we live in the neighborhood and can come back to try different dishes. It is a vibrant restaurant and gets a bit noisy, but overall we loved it.
Food is always awesome and the service so very good from the time you are greeted until you leave!
Our party of four were well-pleased with our experience at Viaggio on the Park. Stand-out dishes were the "Spinach Salad" and the "Lasagna." Absolutely delicious! The service was superb, especially since Chicago was weathering a tornado at the time and we were the only diners for the early post-theatre dinner hour. Thanks to all.
Excellent classic Italian dining. Large portions, great service and a varied menu. Have never had a mediocre meal.
We went, for the first time, to Viaggio at the Park and are we glad we did. Everything about this hidden gem is outstanding. Even though it is in the first floor of a building on Fullerton between Lincoln Park West and Clark, I never noticed it in the day time. Or noticed that it has valet parking. As soon as you walk in the door, the experience is amazing. The owner greets you and is charming. They are attentive and you are whisked to your table. And, the food is too die for. The entrees are expensive but appetizers are incredible & huge serving sizes. We had: the grill seafood platter, fried calamari & seafood risoto. My favorite - the seafood platter. I poured their homemade oil oil on top & WOW!! Amazing. I was in heaven.
We have been to Viaggio at the Park a number of times and the food is always great. The service is very knowledgeable and helpful. The owner is very present and accommodating. This is a great neighborhood place. And don't miss the meatball salad!
Viaggio is so good that I have been back twice in a week! Everything about it is perfect. I love the hosts and wait staff as a matter of fact they hired my favorite waiter of 20 some odd years, Phillipe away from Fillipos. The food is incredible. We have ordered, and shared, a host of appetizers both times I have gone. It is the perfect size and the flavors are incredible. My favorites are the grilled seafood platter and the seafood risoto. And, I love that they bring you incredible bread with to-die-for home made oil oil with whole garlic and rosemary marinating in the bottle and grated parmesan cheese for starters along with their backed sweet peppers in oil. Its a GREAT restaurant with a small amount of valet parking. Love It.
We took my sister to Viaggio who is a harsh critic. Loved the food, superb service, and the owner and his daughter are marvelous. A high quality dining experience at a reasonable price.


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Valoice Simons, 80, South Range, died Monday, April 9, 2012, at Essentia Health St. Mary's Medical Center.
Valoice Simons, 80, South Range, died Monday, April 9, 2012, at Essentia Health St. Mary's Medical Center.
She was born Sept. 25, 1931 in Fort Dodge, Iowa to Clarence Dixon and Edna Whiting.
She married Clarence Simons Jan. 10, 1996 in Forrest Lake, Minn. and celebrated 17 years of marriage.
Valoice was employed as a realtor for Centennial Real Estate Co. and retired in 1996.
She was a fun loving, devoted wife, stepmother and grandmother. She enjoyed traveling, gardening, sports, knitting and crafts. She loved to cook and try new recipes. She was a selfless person that cared for her family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, one step-great-grandchild, Wyatt Hanna; two sisters, Ruth Shay and Marlys Fredrickson; two brothers, Richard and Bud and a nephew, Robbie Dixon.
In addition to her husband Clarence, Valoice is survived by a special niece, Brenda Ferreira, North Branch, Minn.; a sister, Betty Sampson, Chicago, Ill.; four step-daughters, Cherry (John) Hanna, Poplar, Becky (Dave) O'Brien, Cloquet, Minn., Sandy Jo (Tony) Pison, Hawthorne, Casey (Dan) Huray, Solon Springs; four step-sons, Robert (Judy) Simons, Valley Center, Calif., Randy (Becky) Simons, Hawthorne, Brian (Jeni) Simons, Cloquet, Minn.; Andy Simons, Superior; 13 step-grandchildren and three step-great-grandchildren.
Visitation will begin at 10 until the 11:00 a.m. memorial service on Friday, April 13, in the Whispering Pines Evangelical Free Church with Rev. Thomas Lindberg, officiating.
Burial will take place at a later date in Parkview Cemetery in Hawthorne.
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bottom pics are ok, top pics are nono. top pics make her looks too young, bottom pic make her look too old actually. the only pic i like is the bottom right 1.
bottom pics are ok, top pics are nono. top pics make her looks too young, bottom pic make her look too old actually. the only pic i like is the bottom right 1.
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I wont disagree...yi fei liu is very beautiful!! does she have latest movie as of now?
OMG. SHE HAS SUCH A HUGE SLAB OF FOUNDATION.Originally Posted by oriental
She should use tinted moisteriser
Sometimes it's hard to love someone because you're so afraid of losing them.
HUGE SLAB OF FOUNDATION. <--- define please
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i thought prof make-up artist would know how to avoid that awfully obvious shade difference between her face and neck....duh.....Originally Posted by oriental
Last edited by ghostdarTeal'c; 04-15-07 at 01:29 AM.
GREETINGS!! you know guyz, YFL deserve to become a more mature actress...dont gudge her just by looking at her clothes every now and then..instead gudge her acting abilities..<her acting is good by the way>
GREETINGS!! you know guyz, YFL deserve to become a more mature actress...dont gudge her just by looking at her clothes,appearance or make-up every now and then..instead gudge her acting abilities..<her acting is good by the way>
-just stating my opinion,dont get mad...plz...
Last edited by rhyaine15; 04-15-07 at 01:46 AM. Reason: added a few words
Originally Posted by rhyaine15
her acting abilities r no where near good in my opinion nope, im not mad la, just staing my opinion...but she looks ok...not beautiful but normal
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Yes, I agree with you that it is ok to state your opinion but anyone also can reject the opinion also. In terms of her performance, it is really hard to measure whether it is good or bad as everyone seems to have their own guidelines to judge that. Anyway, usually we will tends to listen to majority opinion and profesional on that which I believe most of them stated that she act well in roch as xln. In terms of look, first of all, she is definitely not only look ok here which I think majority of us here will think the same way as she definitely look attractive in some way until the talent scout will took her into the entertainment industry.Originally Posted by big master
About whether beautiful or not, I don't know how do you all really rate that actually but I believe most of the female lead in the entertainment industry is beautiful actually. She does have some kind of attraction that really make people notice her actually. I notice her when I start watching dgsd where that is the first time I saw on a series. My first impression was this new girl look really beautiful there. So, I believe most people on that time will say that she got the role based on her look actually where this prove that she does not look only ok in the people's eye actually but definitely have some kind of potential star's attraction.
ken...we have an almost totally different opinion for me, her xln was blank n boring. i admit at first i thought she looked nice in dgsd but the more i look at her, the boringer she becomes...but i admit she has tons n tons of fans n admirers, but cant escape un-supporters as well (especially here in spc) ...i dont hate lyf, just that she is way too over-ratedOriginally Posted by ken2004
想唱就唱, 唱得向亮! 力揚加油
I think also this way. Why people claim to niggle over her. If they don't like her then they should just leave her. It's not necessary to waist their time bothering with LYF.Originally Posted by ken2004
who's bothering LYF where? i dont get it? was she involved in a scandal or somethng recently? sorry, im not updated...Originally Posted by odbayarb2000
想唱就唱, 唱得向亮! 力揚加油
i cant agree with u more. "black n boring" is the best phrase to label lyf. "i look at her, the boringer she becomes" <-- so TRUE! OMG lolOriginally Posted by big master
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Originally Posted by LuNaR
yea! i cant really describe her as ugly or super bad and stuff like that because i dont really find her that bad...its just that i find nothing special in her...too ordinary...
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big, stop saying the stuff in my mind! basically that is what im trying to say all along, i mean she isnt ugly ugly, just ordinary ugly for her overratedness ahhh im not making sense again, cant rephrase it better than what big said.Originally Posted by big master
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haha hey lunar...if we have a balloon that pops up from our mind regarding how we feel about LYF, i think it would be the same 'thought balloon'Originally Posted by LuNaR
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Young Chinese actress Liu Yifei has signed with William Morris Agency, one of the three top American agencies, becoming the second Chinese actress in this company.
Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi had signed with the agency in 2005 and soon obtained a lead role in the movie The Memoir of a Geisha.
Other big names like Julia Roberts, Mel Gibson are also lineup of the company.
Nanjing Daily reported on Thursday that the first big present the agency gave Liu Yifei was a lead role in the movie "The Forbidden Kingdom", which co-starred by Jackie Chan and Jet Li.
Reports say the agency thinks that Liu Yifei has an outstanding appearance and acting which represents as the traditional Chinese beauty, as well as has great potential to be an international star.
The actress has already entered Hengdian World Studios, a big filming site located in eastern China's Zhejiang province, preparing for the shooting of the movie.
well, isnt that just good newsOriginally Posted by odbayarb2000
congratulations LYF ..... sometimes i wonder about the taste of americans
if LYF is in "The Forbidden Kingdom".... i think ill just skip that movie unless her performance is outstanding like how the agency describes her, hmmm, i think ill give her a chance since afterall shes in one of the best american agencies now
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Yi fei = cute and innocent type, thats what i personally like ^__^
Looking forward to that movie very much, hope she does great, after that movie airs in theaters her fame will shoot through the roof from what i'm predicting. To add to that shes working with Jackie Chan and Jet Li .. going to be the best movie of all time. All the best.
no offense...but why lyf? there r heaps of mainland actresses who r far more prettier n more talented than the goddess la....anyhow, i hope she wil be able to prove herself this time
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