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This is the best lip gloss I've ver come across and I feel like I've tried them all! It goes on easy, is not sticky and gives your lips a beautiful shine. It also lasts a long time. I got the color Paper Lantern which is a light, opaque pink. I recommend it to all!
Using it up.
I loved the color i got. I only use so much though because you can easily use too much & it will like you put grease on your lips, its so shiny! A little goes a long way. Its pricey but honestly It MAC & I loved the color so I would rebuy.
I love the texture of these glasses, especially since it's hard to find quality drugstore glosses with no shimmer in them. I got mine in a Holiday Set, (Cocktail Coral Set) and I've been loving them ever since. The thing with lipglosses though is that while I love them as far as quality, taste, and color, I wouldn't pay so much for the full size, unless it's a color that I would have a hard time finding in the drug store. If I were rich, then gimme gimme more.
just another gloss
ehhhh i find nothing so special bout this gloss. When i realized that i kind of wasted money on it i got mad. it is just another gloss to me. its non-sticky because its not cheap, but its other non sticky ones out there that don't cost s much...humph!
The Color is Great
I have pros and cons about these. I bought this awhile back and I love the color and the smell and texture but the price is over the top and lasting power is not up to my standards. But I love love the color it looks good on all skin tones.
Less product for more money.
These lip glosses are nearly 20$ now for less product than a lipglass, right? Well, that's what bothers me already. I've only owned Fashion Whim and when I loving MAC, it was my go-to gloss. It is a fantastic colour, really. The formula is great. But I cannot deal with the fact that it's 20$.
like butter
I love the way all Cremesheen's feel ! Lipstick and Lipglass . My favorite color is Richer,Lusher . It is a coral color and it is like a hint of pink . I like to pair it with Mac Cremesheen lipstick in shy girl !
I love these! The Cremesheens are probably my favorite MAC lip gloss, except maybe plushglasses. But these aren't sticky like most MAC lip glasses at all. The color pigmentation is wonderful. I have this one in Over Indulgence. I don't like spending almost $20 for lip gloss, but I will for MAC.
They're fine...
I like cremesheen. I really do.
They aren't sticky like other MAC lipglasses,
they're nice and smooth, and leave your lips looking "watery" instead of just "glossy", if you get what I mean.
It's a nice product.
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You also have to reapply more often because it isn't a sticky formula.
I have MAC cremesheen glass in boy bait, and I have to say the name says it all. Boy bait is a very pinky nude color that has a ton of high shine. I wear this with neutral/natural eye looks. It has a tendency to set off the whole look and take it from everyday to glamourous in a subtle way. I have been married for 10 years and this has been my husbands favorite thing to see me wear. He told me he could stare at my lips forever.....so I guess the name is on point! I highly suggest this product!


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a bit underrated, but very good, I love Homer & Lisa episodes.
5/5 its daddy-daughter day!
4/5 a wadfull of dollars
3/5 you could use some new underwear too
2/5 I've been hawking jewelry since I've been 12
1/5 what about daddy-daughter!
a bit underrated, but very good, I love Homer & Lisa episodes.
A lovely little episode, although I will admit I find the scene in which he keeps telling Lisa to move over on the sofa makes quite uncomfortable viewing for me, it's very mean spirited.
Nevertheless A
Such an undermentioned and underrated gem. I know Lisa's Pony is a little better, but still. The whole thing is just so sweet and funny, and pulls off what could have been a cheesy plot device (depending on who wins the game, Lisa does or doesn't still love Homer) expertly. A+
Two eyes, two ears, a chin, a mouth, ten fingers, two nipples, a butt, two kneecaps, a penis. I've just described to you the Loch Ness Monster. And the reward for its capture? All the riches in Scotland. So I have one question: why are you here?
This was an amazing epsiode 5/5. Seems to get better each time I watch it.
This is one of my personal favorites. This is really clever and funny episode and is one of the best Homer/Lisa relationship episodes. A+
An okay Superbowl episode. I would probably feel better about this episode if the Superbowl of 1992 was a little different...
bingo. 10/10.Originally Posted by DotheBartman
Absolutely love it, one of my favourites. 5/5
A good episode, but not the masterpiece some claim it to be. It's very moving, but it doesn't have enough good gags to lift above being just a 'nice' episode.
5/5. Terrific masterpiece.
Season 25 Ratings
Awful, probably
Originally Posted by DotheBartmanBingo-bingo. 5/5Originally Posted by SideshowTim
...and 1993, and 1994... (Fox redubbed the episode in 3 different formats, and each time the losers were the Buffalo Bills)Originally Posted by Semaj
The ending was very predictable, and I didn't laugh much in act 3, but it was a strong episode in the first two acts. My grade: 4/5 - not a classic, but definitely worth mentioning.
Bart: "Please don't call our parents!"
Chief: "I'm afraid I have to for hijinks like these. Hijinks - it's a funny word. Three dotted letters in a row."
Eddie: "Is it hyphenated?"
Chief: "It used to be, back in the good old days, you know. Of course, every generation hyphenates the way it wants to. Then there's *NSYNC! What the hell is that? Jump in any time there, Eddie, these are good topics."
A great example of why i think season 3 is the best season ever
Very good episode, a little heavier on the emotional side, but still great
I'm Krusty, who are you? by NoHomers.net
Backdoor Sluts 9 makes Crotch Capers 3 look like Naughty Nurses 2
On of the few episodes in which I have laughed out loud three times. Honestly, during most Mirkin gag fests, I'll just recognize the joke, but never laugh. This episode gave me three rare laugh out loud moments. Thus, I find it to be one of the funniest episodes of the season. Not only that, but the emotion was very nice. It wasn't as impacting as most Lisa/Homer episodes, but it worked surprisingly well. And I love the ending. Overall, one of my favorites. A+ 5/5
What parts were they? The ones that made you laugh
1: When the people in Wee Monsieur were laughing at Bart and you can hear one man, amid all the laughing, saying 'Look at that stupid kid!'
2: When Homer walks into Moe's and, after Moe gives him the money, Homer says, 'Moe, I used to hate the stench of your smelly feet. Now, it is the stench of victory!' (or something like that), and Moe, under his breath, says, 'oh, shut up'.
3: When Reverend Lovejoy says to his small congregation, 'I'm glad some of you were able to resist the temptation of the big game' (again, probably not exact), and suddenly one of the people stands up and says, 'Oh my god, I forgot the game!'
I guess that I just have a liking for quick unexpected dialogue.
One of the best Lisa episodes ever... for sure.
5/5, just a great episode.
Kids, let me tell you about another so-called ``wicked'' guy. He had long hair and some wild ideas. He didn't always do what other people thought was right. And that man's name was...
I forget. But the point is... I forget that, too. Marge, you know what I'm talking about. He used to drive that blue car?
-- Homer's parable of the guy in the blue car, ``Homer the Heretic''
Ralph: I Won! I Won!
Principal Skinner: No Ralph this means you're failing English
Ralph: Me fail English? That's unpossible.
5/5. Anyone who doesn't love this episode is a heartless bastard imo.
One of my favorite season 3 episodes
one of the best Homer/ Lisa episodes.
The plot is good and convincing too. Maybe sometimes not so funny,
but entertaining through the story. Also the end is nice.
As good as all the Homer-Lisa episodes. 10/10.
I didn't even know that Supervbowl existed before I saw the event in the Simpsons. Still an A+ for me.
lol, no superbowl!
well yes... Im not an American and most important Im a girl
Hubby knew what it is though
long days and pleasant nights to you
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Coming to terms with who you are can sometimes make you take desperate measures. The angel Zagzagel returns in this third entry to the series to help his charge choose love over murder.
Nick yanked on the bolt, dropped in the cartridge, shoved the bolt forward, and somehow managed to drop it into place. His finger trembled beside the trigger.
The man had matured into quite an idiot, sorry to say. Though in reality, I didnt feel as sorry as I probably should have. None of this was my fault, you see, and thats what irked me. Had I the freedom I needed to perform my duties without interference, without adhering to Big Papas guidelines to the letter, I wouldnt be here watching Nick toy with making the worst mistake of his life.
Sadly, Nick appeared beyond toying at this point. If only I could have been there for himreally been there, and not just as a watchful guardian but as a friend, someone he could talk to, fall back on when needed. I swear Big Papa thrived on making my job as difficult as possible. Game playing is what this boiled down to, and I abhorred playing games. Youre not to interfere, Papa forever reminded me. Ill not warn you again, Zag. Allow the humans to make their own choices. Right, the one time I heed His advice and look where the grandiose plan landed my charge. I added Big Papas wonderful ideainstilling these beings with the power to chooseto my arguing points as I struggled to adjust to this too-natural locale.
Other than the occasional train, which ran along a set of railroad tracks to the east, and the noises from the campus, which sat easily a hundred-plus yards past the field, silence shrouded us but for a random birdsong, the buzz of bees, or the near undetectable flutter of a butterfly. Give me the hustle of an urban environment any day. I scoffed at my surroundings as I turned to view Nicks targethis roommate, and possibly more if my charge wasnt so uptight about his sexuality. Moving about the far end of the otherwise lonely practice field, Cody volleyed a black-and-white ball from one side to the other with ease . . . . Those tight white shorts of his are easy on the eyes too. With a resigned sigh, I forced my attention back to Nick.


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Worst economic recovery in seventy years.
Has been above 8% for more than three years.
The longest run since the Great Depression.
Families are -- or higher unemployment.
Declining incomes and crushing debt is not -- new normal.
By now you've probably heard the vice president of -- Paul Ryan is serving his seventh term in congress.
But I hear a few things we bet you didn't know about congressman Ryan's -- thank.
During his early years in Washington he worked as a waiter and a fitness trainer and get best in college Ryan word for Oscar -- And yes he even -- the very famous -- -- but.
Back to congress and -- political career in the 1990s he was legislative director for -- Kansas senator Sam Brownback.
Brownback is now governor of Kansas and -- share Catholics for Romney he joins us nice to see governor.
Hey good to see you again Greta.
It but it must seem eleven peculiar tonight down to think that says that 25 year old or so kid that was on years staffer young man.
I mean may have to someday call mister vice president if he wins in November set that as that -- -- Well there is a little bit of -- has stood I think he was 24 when I hired a and we try to get him I think for 35000.
Dollars I don't think he would go for that.
Today on what he's been able to do with.
And he -- to did the position of legislative director I thought well how about senior legislative analysts and said now.
Maybe legislative director 24 by the youngest one on Capitol Hill and -- did a fabulous job for -- you could tell he was really have a committed principled.
Easy to work with young man that was gonna do great things for this country.
What he's surely is an -- and -- -- and -- -- won't fisherman he really liking crazies kind of numbers he he lives in Al during the week when he's not a home and was fast and the week he lives in his -- his office Annie sits around and and Obama's crunches numbers on my -- the budget.
Was he always that Soto walked fish.
Absolutely it he is a policy wonk.
-- -- they.
-- maybe I should say deer hunter mentality because he loves hunting as well.
But he is an unusual person and how much he's just passionate.
About policy issues but he he sees the impact on on on -- on People's Daily lives.
You know -- I really like about Paul and his policy -- commissioners.
Is he focuses on the big things he majors on the majors and right now he's got the only plan that's out there.
For how we as a country get through this fiscal crisis.
That we are -- and and get to the other side so we can produce a country that can.
-- the opportunity for our young children that we've had for our generation.
But you he wrote speeches there -- work project -- who was set outside candidate edited for for Brice president.
Abject camp -- survey is unique approach a lot economic -- we talked about enterprise zones and I'm sort of curious and to what extent our our empowerment zones and -- remember what he called it but he wanted to go into these -- communities that headset had no hope -- -- do some micro lending some partnership with a -- some other innovative ideas and I wonder if you know if before I just see ideas like that come out of congressman Ryan.
I think -- well I think you'll particularly C pro growth ideas because one of the key things we have to do and this nation is get the economy going again.
If we get -- going on a normal basis three or 4% growth rate which we can hit and we can do and sustain without inflation.
Your your your budget problems diminish.
Sixty to 75%.
Mean that the key piece of this is actually getting the economy really growing.
And now is when -- Paul was working for me and even his plans and he has now for an optional flat tax and it put forward.
That's a pro growth strategy which we have to have.
For us to be able to make it through this fiscal probably got to control our -- -- get our long term spending obligations under control.
But you've really got to get this economy growing and I think you'll see those sorts of policies.
Coming in for in and in the forefront a lot more in this campaign.
Well we will -- -- son as an economy because it's -- struggling so much this country about I'm curious he has a very little foreign policy experience and who and we we are part of vote a big world has.
Big problems your thoughts about that because governor Romney is now one who has you know great depth in foreign policy either.
So what are your thoughts about that because -- important part of the job.
I I think they're gonna do wonderful in that category.
And I say that because these are two bright people.
Who do have foreign policy experience is not the areas that they've majored in but they have majored in the areas -- where we have our biggest problems in their domestic.
-- on growing the economy which governor Romney really has an incredible expertise.
From this private side experience in what is done in public sight and sound control and and given our fiscal problems under control which Paul Ryan has the only legitimate planets out there.
And Greta -- had -- say what I should put that against what you see on the Obama team.
Where they've been in office for four years spent a mountain of money more than any president in that history of America.
We've got a lethargic economy that's not -- and no plan where's the plan for how you gonna deal with this fiscal crisis.
None has come -- from the Obama administration sort what I really hope Paul brings to this.
Is -- start to get this campaign focused between the two candidates.
How we gonna solve this big fiscal crisis that we -- -- with legitimate plans from the Obama team that would match those coming from the Romney team.
I was serve instead will have that report this in the past Paul Ryan is set I got passion from Jack Kemp.
I got -- from Bill Bennett and I got compassion and understanding from Sam Brownback so he's got to see a big fan of yours governor.
-- I'm a big fan says he's a great man and he's really as advertised.
Good family man.
Likes to go on and is passionate about his country he's gonna make a great candidate Manning a -- grade vice president.
-- -- the debate would Vice President Biden what secondly like does his serve a Vice President Biden in the senate.
Yeah I think that's the only one worth so on popcorn for -- actually.
As you have -- -- said he's so good thinker.
Tiny percent sit very well.
And now and Joseph talks pretty well.
But I think when -- clash the two ideas there's just not a substance on the side of where the Obama team is when you get to the real issues.
How are you gonna deal with Medicare.
And Social Security how are you gonna get this economy grow and when you haven't done anything this past four years what's the plan.
And then you put out the Ryan plan and they're gonna attack the Ryan plan -- say okay I see you're attacked what is your plan.
And I hope the American public then we'll see that there isn't one and we can't go into this another four years.
Without dealing with this or we're gonna be in the same position that Europe's in right now.
We will be there if we don't start dealing with these problems.
Governor thank you.
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Hi Arsheesh, It would be really nice if you could find time to do a tut or whatever on the Celtic Knot. Does it take a long time to get right? And you're very welcome for the comments on your map, it is brilliiant.
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[Today I went to a football game and decided I didn't want to blog, so I asked my sister to do it for me. Don't be too hard on her. She's new to this whole blogging thing, but also, feel free to be hard on her because it will be funny.]
Hellloooooo friends. Melissa (Ashley's sister) signing in. I apologize ahead of time, as I am not nearly as witty or intelligent of a writer (WARNING, WARNING!). Yet, as they say in the world of beer pong, darts and other highly sophisticated sports (what????), I am her "celebrity shot," if you will.
Following the historic and alcohol lined road that is the celebrity shot, I too might seem to be drunk (i.e. I will probably ramble . . . a lot), and in no way will I care if I fail to make the crucial, arc shot into the last cup (this is code for my blogging skills are probably sh**). Although, along with the best drunks that have been honored as a celebrity shooter, I am just trying to have fun, and fun I will have. (Side note: Perhaps my lack of pong ambition is why I am rarely asked to be a celebrity shooter?? Just saying.)
Soooo, some of you may be wondering why I have a picture of Sweet Lou as my icon (Lou Pinella, manager of the Cubs). He clearly has nothing to do with beer pong . . . other than in his day he may have been a shining star of the sport (just look at him, he looks like he can throw back a few . . . yes?). Now, he is baseball, and I love baseball. More importantly, I love Chicago, the city where his team–those Cubbies– reside. I was lucky enough to travel to Chi-town this summer and visit the ivy walls of Wrigley Field. The city changed my life. I have felt for some time that I have wanted to move and find adventures in a big city. But now it seems these adventures could be a reality for me. Hey Chicago, whaddya say? Should I move there today??
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My grandfather, Dave the "Guesser," was featured in a recent Down East article by Will Bleakley [July 2012 ]. It was a very thoughtful, well done piece. In a sea of arcades, rides, and loud music, Dave the Guesser was a welcome personality who created human connections and endeared people to Palace Playland and summers spent in Old Orchard Beach. It saddened me that Palace Playland never did much to honor his fifty years of entertaining — they placed vending machines where his stand was the season after his passing. Will's article gave my family much joy. Thank you.
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In the June issue of Down East, Editor-in-Chief Paul Doiron wrote that Maine's population, according to the 2010 census, had grown a "mere" 4.2 percent and implied that Maine needed more growth. Why is it that "growth" is always seen as progress? A higher population brings with it a larger demand for services, greater sprawl, and a further erosion of the natural beauty that partially define the state. Does Maine really need that? Do we want to become like New Hampshire and Massachusetts? The difference in development once you cross the Piscataqua River Bridge, while not necessarily evident from the highway, is striking. There is much less development on our side of the river, but that is not necessarily a bad thing.
What Maine needs is better development, not more development. It needs revitalized downtowns, not more strip malls. It needs to recognize that sprawl brings with it problems (including, incidentally, a perfect environment for the spread of tick-borne diseases). It needs to recognize that the unique beauty that partially defines it is not limited to a few choice spots. It needs to recognize that what makes Maine what it is, is a way of life.
Does the economy in Maine need a jolt? Absolutely. But Maine needs investment in infrastructure to support innovations driven by the talented and smart people who already live here. In other words, it needs better economic conditions for its existing population, not the same economic conditions for a larger population.
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The Harpswell Town House is shown from the windows of the Harpswell Historical Society. It is indeed one of the 2,500 or so buildings in the United States designated as a National Historic Landmark. When the time came to refurbish the building we could make almost no changes to it. We could only replace the most rotted clapboards. We found a source in northern Maine who would cut them as had been done almost two and a half centuries earlier. Harpswell has another, even rarer landmark, one of the country's approximately two hundred Civil Engineering Landmarks: the Cribstone Bridge between Orr's and Bailey Island.
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The town so beautifully photographed in the July issue is, of course, Harpswell. In this very spot there is an annual Memorial Day Parade that we never miss! It has an old-fashioned taste to it — complete with the reading of the Gettysburg Address and numerous other events so dear to those of us who remember the parades of years ago.
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Is overcrowding to blame for high house prices?
Some experts claim population density explains high house prices in the UK. But does it?
American humorist and satirist Mark Twain once remarked: "Buy land; they're not making it anymore."
This was Twain's witty reference to the law of supply and demand, which states that when the supply of an item is squeezed, but demand remains healthy, then its price rises. Likewise, over-supply or falling demand causes prices to fall.
Of course, this rule also applies to houses, because we all need a place to live. What's more, thanks to immigration, divorce and other social trends, new households are being formed at a higher rate than Britain builds new houses. So the supply of housing is being squeezed over time and, if demand rises, then so too will prices.
A crowded island?
During the housing boom of 1995 to 2007, housing pundits, mortgage lenders and landlords often fell back on the same old argument for ever-rising house prices. They claimed that the UK was a small, crowded island and, thanks to a rising population, demand for houses would always rise.
Alas, this argument came spectacularly unstuck from the summer of 2007 onwards, when the credit crunch forced banks to stop lending wildly. As homes loans became more difficult to get, demand for mortgages collapsed and house prices soon followed suit.
Thus, is it really true that the UK (England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland) is a crowded island? The answer very much depends on your definition of 'crowded'.
In 2010, the population of the UK was over 61.5 million people, of which 51.5 million were in England. Scotland had 5.2 million inhabitants, Wales had three million and Northern Ireland had 1.8 million. In other words, about five-sixths (84%) of the UK population live in England, the UK's largest country.
The total area of the UK is over 94,000 square miles. Therefore, on average, there are more than 650 people for every square mile of the UK. However, as the saying goes, "Averages invite comparisons", because they often mask a wide range of results.
England is most crowded
To show you what I mean, here are the population densities for each of the UK's four countries (sorted from highest to lowest):
Country |
Population (million) |
Area (sq. miles) |
Population density (people per square mile) |
England |
51.5 |
50,350 |
1,023 |
Wales |
3.0 |
8,020 |
374 |
Northern Ireland |
1.8 |
5,470 |
329 |
Scotland |
5.2 |
30,410 |
171 |
61.5 |
94,250 |
653 |
As you can see, England is far more crowded than the rest of the UK, with 1,023 residents per square mile. In Wales and Northern Ireland, population density is roughly a third of that of England, with respective densities of 374 and 329 people per square mile. Scotland's population density is a mere 171 people per square mile, roughly a sixth of England's population density.
At first glance, it does appears that England is crowded, but the UK's other three countries are much less congested.
Ah, but property markets are local
Then again, people don't tend to live on mountain tops or in lakes. What matters is how much habitable land is available for settlement. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland all have large areas of rugged, uninhabitable terrain that cut down on living space.
In addition, tradition and trade have caused the UK's population to become highly focused on metropolitan areas. So what becomes clear is that the UK is far from crowded at a national level. However, at local and regional levels, we have some very large populations crammed into relatively tight regions.
For example, here are 15 of the UK's biggest cities, including all four capital cities (sorted from most to least populous):
City |
Population (000s) |
Greater London |
7,754 |
Birmingham |
1,017 |
Leeds |
799 |
Glasgow |
580 |
Sheffield |
556 |
Manchester |
499 |
Edinburgh |
450 |
Liverpool |
445 |
Bristol |
433 |
Cardiff |
325 |
Leicester |
307 |
Coventry |
301 |
Bradford |
294 |
Belfast |
268 |
Kingston upon Hull |
264 |
Together, these 15 major cities have a total population of 14.3 million and account for nearly a quarter (23%) of the UK's total population. As a result, house prices in these crowded metropolitan areas are almost always higher than in outlying and rural areas.
In short, many of us modern Brits prefer to live in cities, often to be closer to where work is. We bid up house prices in these regions, making these homes more expensive to buy and maintain. More than 200 years after the Industrial Revolution, this news should come as no surprise!
Show me the bubbles
So far, I am unconvinced that over-crowding caused the housing boom of the nineties and noughties. While I see it as a contributory factor (most notably in London, parts of the south east and in coastal areas), I sincerely doubt that it was the major contributor to our 12-year housing boom.
To find out more, I checked population densities in other countries to establish whether these nations experienced any house price bubble in recent times.
My next table lists 16 leading nations with Western-style economies, together with their populations, population densities and whether (in my opinion) these countries witnessed a house price boom or bubble in the noughties. Here they are, sorted from highest to lowest population density:
Nation |
Population (million) |
Population density (number of people per square mile) |
Housing bubble? |
Singapore |
5 |
18,513 |
Hong Kong |
7 |
16,431 |
Taiwan |
23 |
1,673 |
Netherlands |
17 |
1,046 |
India |
1,210 |
953 |
Japan |
127 |
873 |
61.5 |
653 |
Germany |
82 |
593 |
Italy |
60 |
518 |
China |
1,352 |
363 |
France |
63 |
295 |
Spain |
46 |
236 |
Ireland |
5 |
168 |
United States |
314 |
83 |
New Zealand |
4 |
41 |
Australia |
23 |
8 |
The first three countries – Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan – are all incredibly densely populated, financially advanced, island economies in the fast-growing Far East. These factors help to explain why their house prices exploded over the past decade or so.
Conversely, the next three major countries – the Netherlands, India and Japan – are all relatively densely populated, but have seen no housing bubble in the past decade. Indeed, house prices in Japan have been declining for more than two decades, since its housing bubble burst in 1989.
Likewise, the UK and Germany have similar population densities, yet we Brits experienced one heck of a housing boom, while house prices have declined in real terms (after inflation) in Germany over the past decade.
At the bottom of my table, Spain, Ireland, the US, Australia and New Zealand all experienced amazing housing booms (and busts), despite their low population densities.
So, on a global scale, population density does not seem to correlate with housing booms. What then caused prices to race out of control?
A national mania
For me, the answer lies in two things: access to cheap credit and a national mania for getting rich through property.
We Brits certainly had both in the boom years, before our bubble burst in 2007. Similarly, the five countries at the end of my table underwent credit-fuelled booms as get-rich-quick 'property mania' swept these nations.
In summary, I am not convinced that rising population density over the past 20 years fuelled the UK's property bubble. For me, risky mortgages (125% Together loans from Northern Rock, anyone?) were the prime driver of our housing folly!
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I stay away this I'm Bill O'Reilly in the Miller time segment tonight is directed to say to Southern California and New York City should I look at them look at Jack curry is Billy -- -- -- -- -- -- that I stay in Chelsea.
This time I'm over -- that renovated red light district place new neighbor called.
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-- -- -- -- -- -- utterly that would be an improvement okay now public policy poll polling PPP.
And I'm gonna read the questions we'll put him on -- screen and Miller is gonna comment unbelievable OK.
First question this is to the American public.
Do you believe that a secretive power -- with a global -- agenda is conspiring to eventually rule the world to an authoritarian world government.
Or a new world order.
-- -- 28%.
Do believe that and all of them though Glenn Beck.
Do not believe it but I love this 25 -- hurt his.
Are you sure that's because their brains of the described by their masters.
-- and everybody doesn't going to be the builder -- our group turns out it's the Bloomberg -- 300 society and loved and -- -- can I believe was of course like you believe.
-- -- on deck circle I can only money they forgot jump at this point I would take flatulence death robots from space.
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Why are you and I'm not in the secret to believe rulers we should be there with a 1% -- -- be in the 1990 begin to be gone belly where we're outside so this is unbelievable more people believe there may be secretive power -- governing the world -- do not believe that.
Second question Lee Harvey Oswald did he act alone in -- president Kennedy was or some larger conspiracy.
Acted alone 25.
-- his -- 51 not sure 24.
So again it's almost 5050 and of course -- -- killing Kennedy and and Oswald I know all about it.
It was couple things I couldn't answer.
So I would probably put myself in the not sure here because our a couple of things and -- entered years I still can't answer about that assassination.
I've read a lot on it to Billy I think -- had an accomplice and I think his name is mark -- guard.
That's my -- -- I'm sorry I got off could get his way that you can not only do you think Oswald shot Kennedy I think he shot Lincoln I think -- shut Garfield I think he shot McKinley.
I think he only gave you would be to hold up he couldn't do I think he did Zachary Taylor again asteroid or -- us I think he gave William Henry Harrison acute pneumonia -- -- he gave effort they -- cerebral hemorrhage and I think because Warren -- heart attack.
I think he shot JR Ewing and I think he might have knocked up January Jones from my -- so we're gonna -- you -- not sure categories vision that was Elizabeth.
It is the third question do you believe -- this is a legitimate volleys and do you believe.
Media the government adds secret mind controlling technology to television's -- -- signals do you believe that.
50% say yes there are the secret conference company -- and 70% say no.
No they don't and not sure 15%.
Now I I think when you taken -- -- MSNBC that.
It might be something to this question I definitely believe they exist they're called commercial.
-- -- read these like tic -- I don't want to.
So secret mind control god and of course you know they put that thing where they make the desert and then they flashed a Coke sign me you're -- -- -- sure to what does that do they -- their seal wanna move to the desert Allen made me go see Lawrence of Arabia and Gupta.
Well that's good for the -- hi this is my favorite question -- Paul.
Do you believe Paul McCartney actually died -- car crash in 1966 and was secret -- replaced by a look alikes with The Beatles could continue.
5% -- do believe that he was killed.
Not sure fourteen persist that means 19%.
-- that can do not Levy 80%.
We now know Carty is this have an alien pod person manager played out and nobody else it could be in The Beatles except those four that's what made -- The Beatles but I don't think during the pacemakers were put here to eventually inhabit Dick Cheney's heart.
I think that that's my conspiracy they're our planet way back to nearly sixty Erin Perry backed up the pace makers and an up and cheesy I disagree I think it was Freddie and the dreamers hook up today with a group that him and -- our final question do you believe.
Who do you believe.
That shape shifting reptilian people control our world by taking on human form.
And gaining political power to manipulate our societies or knocked it all of that or not.
So -- said don't believe there are shape shifting reptilian -- and 7% aren't sure it's 11% of the American population.
Think maybe there's some reptiles that are.
Influencing lives.
Are you surprised -- this many crazy people.
When the world and her.
No it from a -- -- -- watch the news I don't leave my house.
This is just the skill among the -- maybe it is not spell out there you know how.
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Good evening I'm Bret -- what was supposed to be an evening of comic book fantasy.
Into one of the deadliest realities last night in suburban Denver.
At least twelve people were brutally killed and 59 more hurt.
When a black clad gunmen opened fire on the crowd during a midnight screening of the new Batman movie.
Officials do not believe this was terrorist.
A 24 year old suspect was arrested outside the theater.
Correspondent Adam Housley out Adam Housley is also outside century sixteen Cineplex in Aurora Colorado tonight.
Good evening -- -- -- Brett investigators here believe the suspect James Holmes acted alone that he was -- he was calculated as you walk through that the -- fired off.
So many shots they may not know for days how many he actually fired inside that theater.
We are not looking for any other suspects we are constituted.
Said he acted alone 24 year old James deacon Holmes allegedly opened fire at a crowded Colorado theater shooting 71 people killing twelve.
At the premiere of the -- -- movie the Dark Knight rises 911 tapes captured the chaos.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Hundreds of people to fly him around it that -- You can't -- get an -- night and heard them play.
-- his hair dyed red the former medical student was armed with a shotgun assault rifle and at least two handguns.
Covered in full body armor and wearing gas mask he threw smoke canisters into the crowd before opening fire.
Yeah grab.
We can't get it.
At first people in the -- thought it was part of the movie experience.
There were explosions behind -- and there is just I thought religious -- and who's just a normal tackle perform -- But witnesses say homes began firing probably stopping to reload.
Shot from the ceiling and then everybody knew Israel wasn't a joke.
The little bit after we set -- to the lobby -- like a loud explosion like.
And then shortly after that that's when we heard gunshots open have been almost sounded to me like a fully automatic live in something like that.
He pointed at my face.
Without -- he was probably three feet away from me.
Ultimately -- and I -- it can't get nothing -- little door there.
With the -- cops.
On his chance and that's and I knew something was going to.
They were completely people -- -- people still Lockheed awkwardly written on the dare it be round leader we locked down at all girls you can't have.
-- -- -- -- -- The chaos and -- minutes after it started within roughly one minute to a minute and a half police officers were on scene.
And apprehended mr.
Holmes in the back of the theater.
But across town at least one more threat.
The shooter department booby traps -- -- trip wires and bottles of an unknown substance.
He could be here for hours -- could be here for days.
Try to figure -- -- get get in there obviously very concerned about getting in there and getting whatever evidence there is the pictures are pretty disturbing it was pretty sophisticated encryption that's the contract.
In Southern California the shooters family offered their remorse.
There hearts go out to his friends and family and those that were involved.
And they are cooperating with law enforcement and they just pack your patience intelligent -- -- -- this time.
Read -- the suspects apartment just three miles of here right now we're told that authorities may go in in less than two hours of with the remote device in there.
And set off.
Whatever reason side once again they have a number of bottles inside deal -- flickered liquid all intertwined with wire what appears to be booby traps it looked through windows they have robots there as well that bomb sniffing dogs.
Do the best they can't with a situation what they want to try and start to finish that situation.
And that may mean putting their own little incendiary device in there.
And start the setting off what is inside and -- they don't know they're going to be bombs but he sure as heck look like him right now at this hour Brad.
And Adam there were reports early on that this suspect James -- homes.
Was cooperating with officials.
Is that changing what he tells about that.
Yeah it is changing he was talking to them they won't tell us how open he was we do know that when they.
Different of course outside the back at -- -- he there was no confrontation whatsoever.
And he did tell them about his apartment what was inside.
Bombs so we know that he spoke to them and he says some other things -- they would not share with us.
But now he has a lawyer and they told told us at least he's not speaking at all.
And we do know also -- this late hour they are looking at two different buildings.
At the medical center of the Colorado medical city University of Colorado medical sooner -- and -- a -- -- far away also.
Those two buildings had been evacuated as well as a precaution they have bomb sniffing dogs there to ensure where he worked he didn't leave anything.
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"It wasn't easy," Marcini said about his search for information about the 6.2-mile event. "I think, if you live outside of Hanover, they don't want you here or something.
"I Google-searched the heck out of it, and I found out about it by accident. I knew about it from a couple of years ago and wanted to make a point of doing it. It worked out this year that I could."
Marcini, who was joined an an overall champion by Hanover resident Lindsay Bishop, did much more than run the distance.
A competitor in the 2004 United States Olympic marathon trials who ran 2 hours, 21 minutes in that event, Marcini, 36, completed Wednesday's race in 33:29 - a time so fast that race officials were barely prepared for him when he came to the finish. The Eastern York School District history teacher also won the event by a whopping margin of 3:56 over South Western High runner Ryan Hertzog, who repeated his runner-up finish from a year ago ahead of Mustang teammate Kirk Mummert.
"I wanted to do some good 10K times this summer," Marcini, a former Eastern Michigan University runner, said. "On the Fourth of July, or any time really, there's not a lot of 10Ks around. You can run 10 5K's a weekend if you wanted to, but to find some 10Ks is hard.
"And this race has been around a long time, for the little information I've been able to find on it."
However, the Liberty Day festivities have been on Bishop's calendar. Living in the same area as Moul Field, the first women's finisher found herself in familiar territory on Wednesday morning.
"This is pretty much where I train, in this neighborhood, so I always pretty run very similar to what this course was," she said, adding, "You just pretty much know where the hills are. I try to pick up speed going up hills because I notice most people slow down going up the hills."
Despite the rapidly rising temperature, both runners left their competition behind them early.
"I would have preferred we would have done laps up and down this road (Moul Avenue) that's shaded," Marcini, who said he took control in the first mile, said. "Back and forth, back and forth, that's just fine with me, but that's summer running. You live by the conditions."
Even so, Marcini, who said he hopes to defend his 2011 title in the coming East Berlin Summerfest 5K, said he just wanted to find his own pace early and stay with it.
"I want to run under 32 (minutes), so I have some work to do," he said.
Bishop's aim was less defined by time than by a strategy to account for the longer distance.
"I didn't try to start off sprinting. That's a mistake I've made in the past because you get worn out," Bishop, the women's winner of the Hanover YMCA Spring Fling 5K earlier this year, said. "Just try to pace yourself. I always try to look who's ahead of me and try to catch up to them and see if I can keep pace."
Eventually, Bishop, running her second Liberty Day 10K ever, finished 26th overall among the field's 142 runners and posted a time of 45 minutes, 40 seconds. She won the women's race by 4:13 over Hanover's Shannon Laird.
One of the largest fields in Liberty Day 10K history was supplemented by 126 more runners competing in the Huston Hustle two-mile run.
In that event, New Oxford's Aaron Gebhart ran away from the field to post a time of 10:45. The women's winner was Hanover's Kate Mowrey, whose time was 13:12.


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Leadtek designed a new simple, low-cost graphics accelerator based on the GeForce GTS 250 graphics processor. The GTS 250 v2 comes in a compact, yet fully capable form-factor. It has a short PCB, a GPU cooler that spans its entire length, and clock speeds that adhere to NVIDIA's reference speeds, at 738/2200 MHz (core/memory), and comes in 512 MB and 1 GB variants. Its cooler comprises of a GPU block from which three aluminum heatpipes convey heat to a dense aluminum fin array, with a fan nested in the center. The card's VRM and memory come with heatsinks, and are cooled under the fan's airflow. The card requires a single 6-pin PCI-Express power connector. The card is 3-way SLI capable with other GeForce GTS 250 accelerators. Leadtek may price these on the lower side of the spectrum, where they provide good value. Source: VideoKonsolu
+1 I had a few of the GTS250s and they were excellent cards, being shorter and having the single power plug makes them even better. I know it sounds silly but I bet if the PCBs were black they would sell double the cards.
exactly. anyone that says these cards look good must either be running a green themed system or be an idiot. Its fine if they get slapped into htpc's or tucked away, but in a nice system they will just look nasty.
Agreed, but there are plenty of other cards if you are going for looks. These are meant to be budget cards, not nice looking. They work in all but my main rig, as only my main rig has a window. When you're on a budget, making your computer look nice is stupid. Buy a $25 case, and spend the money on performance.
I find it kinda funny that i tried selling a Leadtek 9800GTX+ almost exactly like this for about 50 off retail price and nobody bit but now its an excelent card cause of shorter PCB and single power.
Yours was/is an excellent card also, but I've found it is getting harder and harder to sell used hard hardware. I'm guessing it is getting harder and harder to sell it brand new also, with the current economy. I'm trying to sell two DangerDen acrylic cases for $100 off retail each, and free shipping, and I haven't even seen a nibble...
Well i was selling this when GTX280 was top end and 9800GTX+ card was a very nice card to have at a decent price. Nobody wanted it cause of odd design and where skeptical over single power. Oh well its long gone now, just kinda pisses me off that now this comes out and its hot. I kinda miss my XFX 9800GTX+ Black Edition though.
I wish they'd come out with something like this a little sooner. Now this may get overshadowed by the DX11 cards due to hit soon.
You could make a pretty kickass tri-SLI, small footprint setup with this card and the Coolermaster Elite 360. It will accept a full-size PSU and ATX mobo but only 8" cards if the PCIe power connector is in the standard location (backside of vid card). The case will fit 9" cards if the PCIe power connector is on the side of the vid card. This Leadtek card looks even shorter than 8 inches.
Maybe you don't have enough heatware feedback? idk I haven't had trouble. One of my recent FS threads sold multiple items in under 6 hours. I have had a few threads taking a week to square away payment on [H] though. People are getting more paranoid really. If they see a great deal and very established heatware they still buy. My sales have been doing fine really. Maybe you haven't been listing them enough places .... or the right places? You are cool guy so they probably just don't know you well enough I guess. Think of the G92 as a lab created ruby. Looks great and cheap. But soon enough it will not look good enough for the enthusiast crowd and they will move on. A cockroach would be 2900 series ATI. Eats power and is too weak for new games.
Oh look, a GTS250. What is this, 2008? In about one month HD5700s will hit the market at $100 replacing HD4700s while outperforming HD487/90. Bye bye G92.
world is strange ,design and cooler reminded point of view 9800gtx+ /gts250 cards to me ,btw cooler looks like one used on Asus DK cards .
this is really nice to see imo, 8800GTX+ class performance and its that small .... wow. I would'nt be surprised if Nvidia tested 40nm on a G92(c ) it would make for great low power chips tho.
i thought they had got the g92's power draw down so they didnt need more power than the slot???? or is that just palit? would make more sense to me if this was the same tbh.
Well I only list here and [H], and I'm not well known at [H] as I almost never post. I think my post count is under 100 there... I think the big issue is that one is $300 new and the other is $200. People just aren't up for spending that kind of money right now. Even after I dropped the prices to $200 and $100. Especially not on specialized things like Acrylic cases. You have to find the right person to buy one of those. The HD5700's aren't going to be out for a good while. We will see the HD5800s this year, but that is it. The mid-range cards always take a while to come out after the high end. Look at RV770 and RV730. RV730 came out over 3 months after RV770. The same was true with RV670 and RV635. So don't get your hopes up for a $100 HD5700 any time soon. And even then, they will release the HD5600 series first, which if history repeats, will be rather crappy, and fail to even outperform the previous generations cards(the HD4670 didn't even outperform an HD3850, the HD3650 didn't even outperform the HD2900GT). So we are looking at the HD5600 series being close to HD4850 performance, probably a little less actually...and you know what else is similar to HD4850 performance? The GTS250... I could be totally wrong, and the HD5000 series mid-range could totally kick ass, but that hasn't been the case in the past, and I doubt it will be the case now. In the full configuration, I don't think any company has managed to get the G92 to the point where it will run off a just the slot. In the cut down forms(9800GT) they have though.


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