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The significant white cast that this left made it unwearable for me. It is very thick and hard to rub in.
As I am switching to using mineral sunscreens only, I purchased a few different sunscreens to try out. Of them all, this was my least favorite I found this really thick lotion difficult to rub in and it has a weird odor that annoys me. For a sunscreen in the spf 50 range, I like Cerave broad spectrum spf 50 much better as it glides on the skin and contains ceramides, and does not have an offensive odor. My two favorites of the sunscreens I purchased was the Derma E Antioxidant suncreen spf 30 and Goddess Gardens spf 30.
I have rosacea and break out easily, so I when I saw "tear-free, sting-fee" I admit I fell for the packaging and purchased this product. That said, I'm glad I did, because I really like it. Yes, it's a little on the white side, but so am I so that doesn't bother me at all. And as another reviewer pointed out, it works just fine around the eye area. YMMV, of course.
It doesn't seem any more difficult to apply than other sunscreens I've tried. This sunscreen works just fine under my Everyday Minerals foundation, too. I can happily report that this works awesome for me- no burns and no irritation. It's a pain to remove, though. But really, aren't they all??
EDIT 7/10/14- I'm still using this sunscreen and I still love it! I've recently switched to liquid foundation and BB cream, and this product works well under both. I personally believe that something in here is soothing my skin as well, as my skin doesn't seem as red on a day to day basis. In the mornings before I put on any products at all, my skin seems calmer and more even toned. Perhaps it's the consistent use of this sunscreen, as it has all that lovely zinc in it?? Hmmm. Oh and I guess I should add that I don't use this anywhere except my face and neck. It isn't difficult to apply in such a small area, but it would be frustrating to try and rub this all over my body. I just use another sunscreen for that.
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A lot of sunscreens give me rashes, so I'm trying this out. It is a physical sunscreen with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, which should provide good UVA and UVB protection (zinc is better than titanium at blocking UVA). It is thick and takes a while to rub in to minimize the whitish cast it leaves on the skin, but I don't feel like it left me looking ghostly or anything. I'm light-to-medium in skin tone -- usually light but tending more toward medium in the summer if ever I am lax on sunscreen. At first it feels kinda heavy but after wearing for a while it soaks in and I don't notice it much at all. Anyway, I like that this is works immediately, because it's a physical block (no waiting for chemicals to become active in the skin). It'll be great from days when I want to quickly rub something onto my arms and neck before walking the dog, who understandably doesn't like to wait in the morning for a chemical sunscreen to start working! Someone said they use this around their eyes, and that makes sense to me, but I don't think I'd use it as a general facial sunscreen -- too heavy and seems like it might break me out. As a general body sunscreen, so far, so good. I'll update if my opinion changes.
I just tried this out today and was only in the sun for about an hour and a half, so, admittedly, I didn't give it the world's best test run. That said, I didn't burn at all. Granted, I don't usually burn.
Anyhoo, my big complaints about this ss is that it's SUPER thick and takes FOREVER to rub into your skin. I found I had to use more sunscreen than I usually do simply because this stuff does not spread easily. That said, it's probably a good thing that I used more than I usually do since most people don't use enough. Despite rubbing and rubbing and rubbing, I was still left with a whitish cast on drier areas of my body like my knees. I thought I'd rubbed it in completely when I was inside, but outside in the sunlight I could see I had a weird white cast all over my body.
I can't imagine this ss would be good for kids. From what I've seen on the beach and from what I remember from being a kid, kids generally don't like to stand around for a long time while someone rubs ss onto their bodies. Kids are wiggly and just want to start playing. This stuff takes forever to rub into your skin, thus it would not be good for kids.
The good part about this ss is that it doesn't feel too greasy. I can see this being a good daily facial ss for women who want a physical ss -- but only pale women. I'm East Asian with light to medium skin (I'm definitely not super pale like some of my fellow Asian sisters) and this stuff leaves too much of a white cast for me to use on my face on a daily basis.
All-in-all: It's not a bad ss, but unless you want to spend about fifteen minutes rubbing it into your body every single time you wear a bathing suit, this probably isn't the ss for you. If you are a person of color or just a person with light/medium to dark skin color, this is not the ss for you. I'm going to use up my tube, but I won't be buying this again. Sad because I was excited for a new, all physical, drugstore sunblock.
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Still in the early stages, but so far so good! I can use this around eyes, no problem..It does feel a little thick at first, but then absorbs quite nicely. I use on face and body- I'm outside a lot, and no burning or redness. Yay! I have to use chemical free sunscreen or I will break out like crazy, and so far this is being good to me. It is both Zinc and Titanium. Good coverage:)
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I waited to review this until I had used it for over a month. Purchased this on vacation as I needed a good ss as I was kayaking and the sun was intense. I really like this ss, it doesn't bother my Rosacea on face or eyes, it calms and actually soothes my skin, and it provides very good protection for me. It is thick and does go on white, however after about 20 minutes I can put tinted moisture over it and it looks descent. I didn't get any color on my face while kayaking which speaks volumes, a bit on chest and shoulders but I believe had I reapplied I probably wouldn't have gotten any color at all. I like this much better than the Avene, Loreal UV Perfect or Neutrogena helioplex, especially on days I expect to be in the sun, and because I have zero irritation from it. It's paraben & PABA free and very water resistant. Overall very pleased. For reference my skin is mature, dry, mild Rosacea (facial and ocular), not prone to breakouts.
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Kernel king admits his tone has alienated volunteers, but says the demands of the process require directness.
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windows 7 64bit problem with ram
hi, i have a hp g62 with core i3 and 4Gb of RAM memory, bought last October
since some weeks ago my pc is lagging every time i play any game that run perfectly before, i thought that such situation was due to overheating (and it was, but i didn´t realize why...) but today i turned on my pc and without running any program i went to the task manager to see what processes were running, and nothing but the antivirus (NOD32) and msn (the programs that consumed more ram), the other programs where insignificant because they are from system. then i see the performance and "woooow!" 1.3 or 1.4 Gb of RAM consumption! i run the antivirus many times, the "TuneUp utilities" and "malwarebytes". at first they detected some errors and some trojans, then i fixed them and restarted the computer... after restart: the same memory loss as i mentioned above... so, what should i do?
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First, make sure you cleaned all the malware from your system. Then download & run memtest to make sure there are no RAM problems.
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1.3/1.4 ram usage is normal for windows 7.
Edited to add , if you have 4 gig of ram then well over 50 % is still free so this shouldn't be causing any issues.
Could you explain the issue better?
Is it just when gaming?
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Windows 8.1 Pro (x64)
Oh boy I wish I had 4GB of RAM so I can horde.
Don't concern yourself with RAM usage unless you are getting excessive hard faults.
So what you should do...NOTHING, concerning RAM at least.
If the computer is turning off when you run PES2011 on max, that is more then likely a heating issues.
Using too much RAM will not cause the computer to shutdown.
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Ok so in your first post you put that its laggy in games.
This could be down to settings being too high for you graphics card or even your internet connection.
Now you are saying that the pc is shutting down while gaming , as said this could be down to overheating.
Have you checked you cpu temps and gpu temps yet?
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There's a lot of discussion going on about the announcements that contracts for social housing will be sold to NGOs/community sector organisations. Coincidentally, I just did an essay on this. Or, more specifically, I did an essay on the social housing sector and potential for Maori development, so it doesn't discuss the Salvation Army so much as groups like Tamaki Trust etc. Still, I thought it might be of some interest.
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Who's to blame for National
After the huge number of advance votes placed in the lead-up to election day, the overall turnout was shockingly low. It's easy to imagine that this would follow pre-existing trends in favouring the right. National actually got fewer votes than they did last election, despite winning more seats, but the Greens drastically underperformed even in comparison to the landline polls.
People's response is naturally to blame non-voters. It's understandable, but incredibly simplistic and I ended up having to quit Twitter yesterday because of how prevalent it was. The thing is, it's easy for actively political people to see the link between voting and quality of life. It's much harder when you're alienated from politics entirely and just trying to make ends meet. The consequences of not voting are entirely abstract, while the consequences of paying for bus fare or using petrol aren't. Other things that aren't abstract: trying to find childcare, the risk of illness if you take small children out in that miserable cold rain we had, the cost of a doctor's visit if they do get sick, the fact that none of you have raincoats, the length of time it takes to dry clothes out when you don't have a dryer. And while the Greens particularly had some good policy for those really low income families, knowing that is not necessarily widespread. Most people still think of Labour as the real left wing party – and Labour hasn't exactly been endearing itself to the vulnerable and needy.
That's not to say that all non-voters are in this situation. Some of them presumably just couldn't be bothered, or were put off by Dirty Politics, or whatever. But blaming all non-voters for National's win feels really fucking gross when a huge number of them are struggling to survive and being failed by the rest of society. We (as a group) can't treat people like shit and then get pissed off at them when they don't engage in society in the way we'd wish. That's bullshit. Blame Slater and Collins and Key. Blame the media. Blame Labour. Blame whoever you want, just don't blame our victims.
Age is a number
The polls have closed in Scotland and the count has started. Aside from the excitement of a nation voting on whether or not to become independent (peacefully!), there are a few other quirks about the referendum that have drawn notice. One is that 16 year olds were eligible to vote.
Some people think this is a bad idea. Some think it's "insane", even. Typically the argument is that the brain of a 16 year old isn't fully developed enough to understand the consequences of their actions.
I am extremely uncomfortable with that argument for several reasons. Firstly, the fact that that's exactly the same argument that was used to deny women and various ethnic groups suffrage in the past (and in a couple of places even today). This will be rebutted with the assumption that our knowledge of the brain is better now, but during those previous debates they assumed their knowledge of the brain was correct too. The fact is, we know very little about the brain. They've just found a woman in China who's 24 years old and has no cerebellum, the part of the brain responsible for fine motor control, balance, motor learning and speech. Normally when this happens, the person dies quite young. In her case she had the symptoms of a minor to moderate impairment – difficulty walking, slurred speech, late development of both (speaking at 6, walking at 7). Why? Science doesn't fucking know. The assumption is that other parts of the brain took up the slack. The brain is the least understood part of the human body.
Basing civil rights on mental abilities is really gross. It's lead to intelligence tests that were rigged for failure. It's lead to people with any sort of mental impairment being barred from voting (and the history of insanity is pretty fascinating for how mental impairment has been assessed over the years). There are plenty of adults who don't grasp consequences very well who are nonetheless strongly encouraged to vote. You can vote with a concussion if you want. You can vote no matter what your educational level. There's no obligation to even read up on the candidates or parties, you can go in there drunk with absolutely zero clues about any of it, pick two options at random, and it's still a legitimate vote. The fact that we have a tradition of satirical political parties should be some indication that this is not some holy rite that only the most worthy should be blessed enough to take part in.
Meanwhile we let 16 year olds make all sorts of decisions that affect their future in dramatic ways. Pick school subjects, drop out, have children, leave home (in certain circumstances), drive. Car crashes are a major killer, particularly affecting Maori youth, especially rurally.
If 16 year olds are allowed to participate in adult society, and be quite strongly affected by decisions made there (eg youth wages, employment law, tertiary policy, apprenticeship schemes), I think it's a little outlandish to consider the idea of allowing them to vote to be "insane". 16 year olds are fairly likely to be taking or have taken civics classes fairly recently, and still have that information fresh in their minds. They are a lot more intelligent than people give them credit for. Not all of them will want to vote, and when you look at the places where they're allowed to you'll usually find that at 16 you're able, but at 18 it becomes compulsory (either to just enrol or also vote), or 16 year olds are only able to vote in particular kinds of election but not all of them. But 16 year olds are right on the cusp of entering the adult world and the decisions people make here tomorrow will affect them strongly. Very strongly, considering some of the areas that have been policy focuses lately. Someone who's in Year 13 this year and hasn't turned 18 yet won't have a chance to vote until they've already been in the workforce or higher education (ideally), raising a small child (also pretty hard work), or stuck on a benefit (increasingly more realistically) for two and a half years. That would have been me if you shifted my birth year – I didn't turn 18 until just after I started university. And yet they have no say whatsoever on who gets to define the terms of their participation for those nearly three years. Looking at it through a civil rights framework, I just don't think that's fair. I want to encourage young people to take an interest in politics early. Maybe if we can catch these 16 year olds, it will be one of the factors we need to improve youth engagement. That can't be a bad thing.
State of the Pakeha
God, I know, I still exist. Fourth anniversary of the first quake and all.
This has been a busy semester for me so far and with my contact courses over I'm using the rest of the break to attempt to catch up on naps. Soon I'll be starting to look at the next round of assignments due in the first half of October – research projects, research proposals, long essays. I'm also supposed to get a journal and start jotting down ideas for a Masters dissertation. Not because I'm enrolled in a Masters, just because I've been told that I will be.
Anyway, I'm working the election again, so the usual "not allowed to discuss politics" rules apply. But hey, money!
Home again
I arrived in Christchurch this evening for a week visiting home, basically completely due to my sister deciding that Matariki should be a time the family is together and booking flights. Our flight landed here at 6.30, which at this time of year means night time, the first time I've overflown the city at night since the earthquakes. There are… some significant patches of certain areas where no lights are on.
So far it's just been readjusting to how my family socialises together, which involves a lot of talking over each other, meandering trains of thought, and increasing numbers of conversations about the buying of property, getting the best rate of return on money, tax reduction, and how you should be putting a quarter of your income away for retirement from your early 30s. Even on my meagre income that's about twice what I spend on food, so I feel that's not a thing I'll be doing quite yet (though technically I have about eight months until I'm 30). In the morning we're getting picked up by our kaiako to go to market, and then we'll probably end up at her house where I can get some dog cuddles and we may work on the old practice tukutuku panel that we had left unfinished for some other weavers to do. They never really did, so we're going to get it finished for an exhibition of the group's work that's going to be on soon. Tentatively we might hit Orana Park on Wednesday, and one weekday I'll head into town for some photos of the rebuild changes. Apart from that we'll see.
I'm as surprised as anyone to find out I have really strong opinions about this. I suppose it's something you don't really think about until it becomes relevant. But in the wake of the court ruling that the suspension of a male student for having his hair too long (or, technically, for not cutting it when told) was unlawful, people have been talking a lot about what rules schools should be allowed to set.
It seems like the main thrust of the argument in support of the school is something like: Kids need to learn to follow rules. There's a bit of other stuff mixed in, like it's not about whether the rule is okay, it's about the school being able to enforce the rule, and not undermining them, because otherwise kids won't learn how to follow rules. I've seen it said a few different ways, but that basically seems to be the gist.
The thing is, we're not talking about five year olds, we're talking about fifteen year olds. If a fifteen year old doesn't know how to follow rules something's pretty irreparably broken. Is this kid able to turn up to school on time? Does he do his school work? Is he managing not to commit violence when upset or frustrated? Does he more or less tell the truth? Does he pay bus fares and not shop lift? Is he able to assess how to act around different people depending on where they fall in a social hierarchy in comparison to him? Can he line up when appropriate and wait his turn? Does he follow every single other rule except this one? Congratulations. He knows how to follow rules. It's just that this rule is stupid. And after fifteen years of teaching a kid to follow rules, I think it's about time to support them in learning to recognise when rules are stupid and challenge them. There are countless examples through history of rules that needed to be challenged. No, this isn't a Godwin, I'm talking relatively small things that were nonetheless harmful and oppressive. If there's one thing I've learned from all my policy classes, it's that rules can have far-reaching effects and they need to be assessed sometimes to see whether they're actually doing any good.
In this situation, the rule is not doing any good. There's nothing wrong with a school saying students should wear a uniform or be tidy. But hair is actually a deeply personal and culturally important thing, and not one that really has any impact on other people unless, I don't know, you fashion it with razor blades hanging from it or it smells awful or something. The idea that men have to have short hair is by no means universal – in fact I'm willing to bet it's the case in a significant minority of cultures, and given that we're making efforts to be a multicultural country, that's a fairly important point.
The obvious response to that, I suppose, though not one I've actually seen, is that schools could make exceptions for students with deeply held religious or cultural views. The problem with that is that a) students shouldn't have to justify their cultures, and b) when you restrict it to only students with "legitimate" reasons for exception, those students become very visibly Different. They suddenly have to become a spokesperson for their culture and constantly field questions about why they're allowed long hair when everyone else isn't while they're just trying to go to school, whereas if everyone is allowed longer hair it's just another personal choice that doesn't need to be constantly justified and explained.
There is, of course, also a gender dimension. I saw a stat the other day that about 40% of non-cis people don't identify with the gender binary, so it's not only a case of specifically mtf transgender students. Anyone might want to play with their gender presentation and to be honest when you're a teenager can often be the best time to do it. (Or at least, it would be if we could make a serious attempt to reduce gender identity related bullying.) It's a time of life where most people are figuring out who they are – they're old enough that they're not so completely under their parents thumbs and they can go through phases, play with styles, try things out to see if they work without necessarily being expected to stick with them.
Let's be real. With increasing inequality in this country, what school you go to often matters far more than it should. And kids are legally obliged to attend school. It's not reasonable to just say the market will decide and people don't have to send their kids there if they don't want to follow rules, especially a rule that will disproportionately affect boys from non-European cultures or who are gender non-conforming. Courts have always had the right to tell schools that they can't enforce harmful and oppressive rules, and if we're going to worry about undermining institutions, I'd far rather undermine the school than the court.
Self-care and loneliness
One thing I really hate about mood disorders is the way the faintest whiff of criticism can send me into an utter tailspin for days. There's this feeling of complete self-loathing and hopelessness and anger, while at the same time your rational brain is saying "actually, that's valid, and also not a big deal, I can work on that" (but also "even though everyone probably hates me now"). And you don't ever want people to realise how it affects you because you don't want anyone to feel like they have to treat you with kid gloves or be scared of disagreeing with you. Realising you were doing something that annoyed people and they were all talking about it privately but no one wanted to approach you because you were too unstable would be even worse, so you have to keep the emotional reaction to yourself – you can't let these people see it, and you can't tell anyone else because you're so aware that it's such a tiny thing that even thinking about how to word it feels so stupid you can't bear it.
Keeping up with the Joneses pretty damn hard actually
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Seriously, the fuck?
Boyd-Wilson (TW: Rape Culture)
Don't get raped.
That's essentially what the message has been, the last few days. The Boyd-Wilson path is pretty notorious in Wellington and it's in the news again with two attacks committed there in as many days. The police response has been to tell people to simply not walk there, as though they're simply ceding that territory to predatory offenders. There's a lot more that could be done – making sure patrols regularly go past, cutting down the covering trees, installing proper lighting – and in fact those latter two suggestions have been put forward many times… dating back at least nineteen years, according to someone who was targeted there back in 1995.
The problem is that Boyd-Wilson is the best access to a lot of student flats. Some people walk or run there for fun, others do it because they want to go home. Back in the day when I worked Saturday nights at Church Corner and lived in town, if I missed the last bus home I had to walk through Hagley Park, which is at least as notorious in Christchurch as Boyd-Wilson is in Wellington, I'm sure. Once I tried to walk around it and it added somewhere between half an hour and an hour to my trip – and I still ended up on the northern edge. Hagley Park is bigger than Boyd-Wilson, sure, but the principle is the same. It's a pedestrian thoroughfare where people need to travel and they should be able to do so safely.
Victoria University is responsible for Boyd-Wilson. Their security office ("Campus Care") can be reached by phone, 04 463 5398, or email, email@example.com. It's well past time for them to take some action to protect students (and anyone else who uses the area) instead of putting the onus on them to go around it – something which this map shows is more than a minor inconvenience.
Equality of opportunity without equality of outcome
The one really big reason I don't believe in market liberalism and the social meritocracy is that if it works at all, it only works for one generation. You know that old joke about how to make a small fortune on the stock market? (Start with a big fortune.) Kids born to rich parents just plain have more opportunities than kids born to poor parents. It's not because of anything they did. They aren't necessarily better. They're just lucky. And when the same pattern repeats itself over and over through the generations, the difference becomes even more entrenched. I don't think that all rich people are lazy and coast along on inherited wealth, plenty of them work hard, but so many of them refuse to recognise that working hard was not the only reason for their success. They'd rather assume that if you have less money it's because you deserve less money.
The problem is that so many kids are born with less money, and it shapes their entire lives. Intergenerational poverty is about more than just not having much money – it has so many other effects.
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Cupcake Party!
If you love Cupcakes as much as we do, then you'll want to go celebrate Cupcakes Take The Cake's seventh bloggiversary tonight at the Soho Gallery For Digital Art! A $10 ticket gets you entry into the event as well as all the cupcakes you can eat!
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It's back and I couldn't be happier. Life is much better with a little Tim Gunn in it.
If only the Wildcats could have scored 5 more points last night would have been perfect.
It's back and I couldn't be happier. Life is much better with a little Tim Gunn in it.
If only the Wildcats could have scored 5 more points last night would have been perfect.
What? No takers on a discussion? OK, I'll start. I'm glad Elisa is still around because I want to see the crazy. She seems more likeably crazy than some of the past crazies although that could change in an instant. Rub that fabric in the grass, girl!
Simone deservedly sent home, that dress was an ill-fitting badly sewn mess. Simone Le Blanc. I thought, really? You're going with that? Are we supposed to believe it's your real name? I figured she wasn't long for the competition but I'm sorry about that because she seemed less diva like and you always need one that's going to help everybody else keep it together. Jillian is going to grate, I can already tell and I hated that coral poof skirt number, well I liked the color, but still shades of Angela.
I loved Jack's dress, the black and white with a touch of blue, yummy. Rami's winning dress was beautifully draped but I hated the color and I have to say, that model didn't do him any favors. I think this season more than ever before the models really seem to be amateurs.
Am I the only one around here who watches PR? I know I'm the only one who follows figure skating but PR too? I feel so alone.
Oh your never alone,
My daughter and I watch every week. Personally, I thought Rami's dress was predictable, I've seen the same thing on red carpets for a few years. Elisa will stay for a few weeks. If she were really that spiritual she wouldn't be in a televised competition, now would she. I liked Chris right off. Hope he can design.
Since I KNOW there's a burning desire to be updated on the goings on at Project Runway . . . this past week fashion icon Sarah Jessica Parker was the guest judge. Contestants were challenged to design a two-piece outfit with a total budget of $15! There were a couple of nice looking outfits but the Pocahantas inspired ill-fitting brown burlap poncho designed by Marion was the loser. Again, the right decision but I kind of liked Marion (a guy from Texas! pronounced MARion). Oh well. The winning design, not my favorite but it did look great considering the $15 budget. I'm just not that into flowers tied around my neck. Victorya seems to be doging criticisms for her flowers because she's two for two with them now. I don't see how there are all that different from fleurchons (Season 3 reference for you newbies.)
Me three for being a Project Runway and Tim Gunn fan; I just usually end up watching the show 3-5 days after airs (have to find time to watch when the husband's not around.)
A couple thoughts --
Hippy chick is clearly still around after the first show, due to being a 'producer's favorite.' Question is, will she turn out to be a Malan (sp? crazy international guy) and gone in the next couple challenges, or a Santino, and make it to Bryant Park?
All the designers seem to be of a much higher caliber, from top to bottom, than Season 1 or 2. That will make it much more difficult for any one to stand out consistently. I think some decisions really will come down to a question of style as ruled on by the judges, rather than a more objective measure of design, sewing, following the rules, etc. This happened on the most recent season of Top Chef too.
Overall, the first 3-4 episodes I don't enjoy as much, because everybody's interactions are so overedited, and the show is much more formulaic, to fit in everything in an hour. As the pool of designers get smaller, we get to know more of each of them, and that's when it gets fun to watch.
Ok, Ok, Ok, you got me. I watch it with my wife. While I could easily say that, as perhaps the only male willing to admit it, I just watch it for Heidi, I am actually intrigued by the social interactions and the design creativity. As an attorney on the other side of the left brain-right brain scale, I must admit that the creativity is really interesting and fun to watch.
I missed the first season, but became a fan in Season 2. Maybe this is politically incorrect, but it seems that this season has many more homosexuals than last year. I'm not a homophobe, but the show is just more enjoyable to me if there are more than one or two straight males added to the mix. Granted, I'm certainly NOT the target audience, and maybe it's hard to find straight males who are talented at designing clothes, but the show seemed more fun to watch last year when there was a greater variety of contestants.
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I'm enjoying it more this year for one simple reason, no Jeffrey. I could not stand that guy. I know it was probably editing that made me dislike him so much but how he made it through after some of the atrocities he put on the runway (the mothers, that god awful Madonna look, the first challenge, ew). Then when he actually won I was flabbergasted. Yes, he had a couple of amazing looks in his Bryant Park show and yes, he had an interesting theme, but he sent the single worst dress in any collection (an ill-fitting blue monstrosity) down the runway and I still can't believe he won. Yuck! This year, although I find a couple of them annoying already, it won't upset me to see anyone of them win. They all seem to just be better at making clothes this year.
Which brings me to a short recap of last night's episode. I always feel bad for the designers who get sent home on a menswear challenge. Making clothes for men is quite different, it takes longer, and if you don't have experience it's really hard. I don't sew but I do knit and men's sweaters are a different breed (and they take twice as long to knit). You can't just slap a halter dress in a great fabric on a guy. Three pieces! Those designers should have been given three days, really, one piece a day. I know some got it done but none of the looks came across as truly finished. And even the winner had planned a jacket, give him one more day to finish it! I would have loved to have seen Jack's jacket. Poor Carmen. And you know, this was the time for a team challenge instead of last week, two women's sportswear pieces is, timewise, a lot easier than three men's pieces.
That said, I agree with the winner, I like Jack's the best by far, it was interesting and fun and just a bit different. I liked Kevin's too but it would have looked nicer with the originally planned jacket. See, even the winners ran out of time. Boo, PR, not a good challenge.
Don't feel bad about hating Jeffrey. Apparently, after he won last year he dumped his girlfriend pretty darn quick. Guess he didn't need her anymore to make him look human on TV. I agree that a lot of the contestants seem to be well-skilled. But as one of them said, he'd done a lot of designing, but not much making. Last night I loved Heidi's comments about Tiki Barber's butt!
Hey Boston, please put Spoiler Alerts in your posts! I TIVO'd the show last night when I read your post. Many thanks!
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Brian Bulcke (born April 27, 1987 in Windsor, Ontario) is a professional Canadian football defensive lineman for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League. He was drafted sixth overall by the Edmonton Eskimos in the 2010 CFL Draft and, after having his rights traded, signed with the Calgary Stampeders on September 11, 2011 after finishing his college eligibility and trying out for the NFL's San Francisco 49ers.[2] He signed with Hamilton on February 15, 2013.[3][4]
Bulcke played college football for the Stanford Cardinal.
Early years[edit]
Regarded as one of the top three prospects in Canada, Bulcke played defensive and offensive line for Ecole Secondaire L'Essor and Saint Anne Catholic High School in Tecumseh, Ontario. He was a 4-year starter on both sides of the ball and served as team captain as a senior. Bulcke was named All-Ontario offensive guard by Weir's Magazine as well as the conference defensive MVP as a senior after finishing the year with 54 tackles and 7 sacks. Bulcke was the youngest defensive starter on Team Ontario's 2004 Canada Cup team. He also played four years with the Essex Ravens of the Ontario Varsity Football League where he accounted for 57 tackles and a league-leading 9.5 sacks while being named the province's defensive lineman of the year.
College career[edit]
As a true freshman, Bulcke began his career at Stanford as a middle linebacker and registered a career-high 14 tackles vs. the Navy Midshipmen which represented the second-highest total recorded by a Cardinal defender on the season. [5] After switching to defensive line for the remainder of his time at Stanford, he concluded his career with 60 tackles and five quarterback sacks.
Bulcke graduated in 2011 from Stanford with a Master of Science in Management Science & Engineering and a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. [6]
Professional career[edit]
Bulcke signed with Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 2013 where he help lead the team to an appearance in the 2013 101st Grey Cup. [7]
Bulcke rights were asquired by Calgary Stampeders in 2011.[8]
- ^ http://www.ticats.ca/roster/show/id/3739
- ^ http://www.stampeders.com/news_blogs/news/?id=4477
- ^ Drew Edwards (February 16, 2013). "Ticats lock up three key players in CFL free agency play". The Hamilton Spectator. Retrieved February 20, 2013.
- ^ "Ticats sign Williams, Bulcke, McCollough to help on defence". TSN.ca. February 16, 2013. Retrieved February 20, 2013.
- ^ http://www.gostanford.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=30600&ATCLID=208440636
- ^ author=Drew Edwards |url=http://www.thespec.com/sports-story/2271117-ticats-lock-up-three-key-players-in-cfl-free-agency-play/
- ^ http://blogs.windsorstar.com/2013/11/11/bulckes-path-to-grey-cup/
- ^ http://www.calgarysun.com/2011/05/09/stamps-bulcke-up-defensive-line


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Because Peyton Manning is the best QB to ever play the game!! I love their fast styled offense, with a hard hitting defense
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|East Aurora High School and Waubonsee Community College
|Relationship Status:
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|1 son, his name is Jordan
|Student to be an undercover police officer for narcotics
|Greatest Moment in Sports:
|The catch, with Eli Manning and David Tyree in superbowl XLII
|Greatest Event in Sports:
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|Walter Payton, Peyton Manning
|Greatest Coach of All Time:
|Vince Lombardi
|Most Fanatical Moment:
|I turned my entire bedroom entire a Indianapolis Colts room
|My Sports Superstitions:
|Whenever i played a football game, i would always put on my eye ware
|Most Disappointing Sports Moments:
|When the Pittsburgh Penguins lost in the Stanley Cup Finals to the Detroit Red Wings
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|NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, College Football
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|Baseball, Basketball, Billiards/Pool, Bowling, Darts, Dodgeball, Field Hockey, Floor Hockey, Football, Ice Hockey, Paintball, Running, Weightlfting, Video Games
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|Authentic Walter Payton Jersey
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|i have the ultimate collection of football cards
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|Mcfarlane Figures
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Even though the Flyers lost to the Los Angeles Kings on Monday night 3 to 2. The Flyers still remain a top team. It appears that after the horrendous start to the season, where we saw the Flyers start the season 1-7 the first eight games. Along with, firing their head coach Peter Laviolette, the Flyers have really rebounded. While the season has had its ups and downs, the Flyers appear to look as a big threat with the playoffs just around the corner.
The Flyers have 11 games remaining in their schedule. Right now, they are currently in 3rd place in the Metropolitan division. but that could change after the Flyers face-off against the N.Y Rangers tonight. With every team fighting for a point in the Eastern Conference, the Flyers cannot let up. The Rangers, Capitals, and Blue Jackets are all fighting for points for playoff contention.
The past few games have really shown that the Flyers are a force to be reckoned with. The Flyers beat the Pittsburg Penguins back-to-back games, a win against the former Stanley Cup champions from last year the Chicago Blackhawks, a win against the ailing Dallas Stars, and took down the NHL's best team the St. Louis Blues. The Flyers have a tough remaining schedule with the majority of the teams they face in playoff contention.
Philadelphia Flyer fans have to be happy with the results the team has put up since the start of the season. The Flyers are one of the only teams in the NHL right now that has a balance offense, with 7 players who have 15 or more goals in the season. Probably the brightest spot the Flyers have shined in is, the goaltending of Steve Mason. Mason has rebounded from his bad days in Columbus and now boast a record of 30-16-6 with a save percentage of .916 and 4 shutouts. If the Flyers can keep winning, provide consistent offense, and Mason continues to play at the level he is playing at. The Flyers are going to be positioned to be one of the best playoff teams.
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The New York Jets quarterback competition continues to be the laughing stock of the NFL. With veteran Mark Sanchez and the rookie Geno Smith being involved in one of the most ridiculous battles that we have seen in recent memory, the Jets decided to make their situation even more complicated by signing former Green Bay Packers back up signal-caller Graham Harrell.
Alex Marvez of FOX Sports broke the news late Tuesday night on Twitter:
Exclusive to @FOXSports: Former @Packers QB Graham Harrell agreed to contract terms with @NYJets, according to a source. Reporting on Weds
— Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) August 28, 2013
The Jets now have Sanchez, Smith, Harrell, Greg McElroy and Matt Simms on the quarterback depth chart.
With Sanchez injured, it would be most likely that Smith opens the regular season as the starting quarterback, but at this point no one would be surprised if head coach Rex Ryan makes the decision to put Harrell under center.
The Jets continue to be the laughing stock of the NFL, so let's sit back and see how they screw this up next.
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23220 Sedawie Drive has a Walk Score of 25 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Boca Raton. Nearby parks include Sandal Foot Cove Park and Veteran's Park.
Nearby schools include Hammock Pointe Elementary School, North Broward Preparatory School and South Florida Academy Of Learning.
The closest grocery stores are Lyons Market, Publix Super Market at Westcreek Commons and Jenny Craig Weight Loss Center.
The closest coffee shop is Dunkin' Donuts. Nearby restaurants include Chaikong South Florida Muay Thai Center, Wasabi Buffet and SUBWAY® Restaurants.
23220 Sedawie Drive is near University Woodlands Park, Pine Breeze Park and Meadows Park & Pool.


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This is Part Sixteen in a 29-part series that will tour every team in the league with the purpose of exploring any and all trade combinations that would involve Kevin Love being shipped out of Minnesota. Trades are meant to be realistic regarding Love's trade value and may include three-team trade possibilities. All 29 teams will be examined prior to the June 28 NBA Draft.
The idea of LeBron James and Kevin Love playing on the same team is utterly terrifying.
Given the fact that the Miami Heat hardly have anyone on their books for next year, a trade is highly unlikely. It wouldn't be impossible, however, and you can bet that the Heat are exploring every possible option that will guarantee LeBron James' return to South Beach.
Chris Bosh, Dwayne Wade, and LeBron James can all opt out of their contracts this summer. If the Wolves were to get a guarantee that, say, Bosh would opt-in for next season and/or sign a long-term extension, they could be talked into a move. After all, Bosh would almost certainly be the single best player they could get in return for their own superstar power forward.
Why would Bosh leave Miami? Well, he wouldn't want to, necessarily. But he would get the full maximum contract from the Wolves, and he'd slot in perfectly next to Nikola Pekovic. He hasn't exactly had an offensive-minded center next to him in Miami, or for that matter, at any point during his career.
No, Bosh would not voluntarily leave the company of James. But if he's unsure of LBJ's future and can leave to be the centerpiece of another team with some good young players, all while getting paid top dollar, well, anything can happen.
If all of these 'ifs' came to fruition, we'd get something that looks like this:
Minnesota receives: Chris Bosh, #26 draft pick, 2017 first round pick
Miami receives: Kevin Love, Kevin Martin
Yes, Love is a better player than Bosh. But if Flip Saunders is hell-bent on remaining 'competitive', this is as good as he'd do. Miami would do this to get younger, have even better floor-spacing and passing from the power forward spot than they have currently, and vastly improve on the glass.
Love would surely re-sign if James does, and maybe Wade would take a massive pay cut to play out his legacy in Miami in a much smaller role. Bosh would take his max money and run, and hopefully form a lethal pick-and-roll duo with Ricky Rubio and have pressure in the paint relieved by Pekovic and Gorgui Dieng.
The sign-and-trade/opt-in or out portion is the trickiest part of the whole thing, but if it were to be worked out, this would be a fun possibility. Who wouldn't want to watch Love and LeBron play together?
Miami has been tossed about by the national media as a possibility, but more as click-bait than anything else. It's far from a likely destination, but it also is not impossible.
Still, don't spend too much time dreaming up Rubio-Bosh-Pekovic play combinations. It ain't happening.
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As the formerly discussed project, "Dumb Animal", waits for proper attention, time and funding; I'd like to resurrect this blog for my current animation work. These current projects I have chosen to prepare me for the techniques and skills needed for "Dumb Animal". "Dumb Animal" is, may I remind you, a music video for a song on my wife's upcoming album to be released this year. http://shutupdreamcrusher.com/
I am currently beginning work on a series with Seattle writer and educator, Lawrence Paros. He published a book titled Bawdy Language: Everything You Wanted To Do But Were Afraid To Say. About this book, George Carlin proclaimed, "Terrific, entertaining, well researched, and just plain f**kin' good."
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The Craft and Folk Art Museum received a colorful makeover courtesy of a knit graffiti collective known as Yarn Bombing Los Angeles. The guerrilla art group covered the CAFAM facade in 12,000 crocheted granny squares, designed to shine a spotlight on an oft-overlooked venue of the city's Museum Row.
Involving a wide range of contributors from 50 states and 25 countries, from visually-impaired individuals from the Braille Institute of America to neurotherapy patients from Turkey, the YBLA endeavor has evolved into a larger effort than the group first imagined. As a result, the project organizers have partnered with the Downtown Women's Center of L.A. to extend the knitted work in Skid Row until December 2013.
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What controversy? Cardinal Dolan extends Al Smith Dinner invite to President Obama
Tradition dictates that Presidential nominees are invited every four years to the Al Smith Dinner in New York City, which benefits Catholic Charities in the New York archdiocese. In 2008, the usual suspects, including Deal Hudson, objected to then Presidential candidate Obama's invitation to the dinner. A true neocon first, and Catholic second, Hudson defended the Iraq War and the use of torture by the Bush administration.
Once again, objections have been raised by President Obama's invitation to this year's event, which was extended personally by Cardinal Dolan himself. In light of the administration's recent very public battles with the USCCB, I believe that it's a good sign that the Cardinal extended the invitation to the President. It shows that both men are keeping the lines of communication open, despite disagreements. They will not only continue to look for ways to compromise, but also can put politics aside for one night in order to support a good cause.
No politician, perhaps not even any Catholic politician, will ever be in full agreement with the Church on every single issue. But that doesn't mean that just because the Church disagrees with a politician that they shouldn't dialogue and work with that person to try to find common ground. This includes the objections to the President's speech at Notre Dame a few years ago—a University is a safe haven for the free exchange of ideas, and just because a person may disagree with the President about abortion, or with Paul Ryan about his tax plan, doesn't mean that they shouldn't be allowed to speak at Notre Dame or Georgetown respectively. On the contrary, these speeches provide opportunities for increased dialogue and an opportunity to try to find mutual understanding.
These days, it seems like in the political arena, it's harder and harder for politicians (and that includes the Bishops) to find common ground, but that doesn't mean that they should stop trying either. Instead of waging large (and expensive) media campaigns against perceived threats of religious liberty, the USCCB should continue to try to offer olive branches to the administration. They might be surprised in the end, how much common ground and compromise can be achieved.
Jason Miller is the organizer at Catholics United.