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Toshiba no-glasses 3D TV out by Xmas?
Toshiba's keeping mum, but Japanese daily paper the Yomiuri Shimbun has claimed the manufacturer is about to launch a 3D TV that doesn't require viewers wear special glasses. There's nothing new here - various vendors, LG and Philips to name but two, have shown off specs-free 3D screens at trade shows for some years now - but …
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sorry but im not into 3d tellies nothing wrong with 2d and blu ray i mean when i went to my local store and saw transformers on blu ray it was amazing quality.. 3d specs are a ripoff just like the tvs are
This isn't 3D, it's a technology that gives a slight impression of depth, a bit like looking at a bas-relief wall-frieze. True 3D puts the action outside the screen, projected into your living room a la Princess Leia's message to Obi Wan, projected out of R2D2's left nostril.
True 3D is a long way away. In the meantime, tech companies are pedalling to consumers something which is about as 3D as a pop-up book.
I've seen plenty of 3D movies in cinemas and am now sufficiently underwhelmed that I no longer specifically look for the 3D showing of new movies. I certainly won't be getting one of these new "slight bit of forced perspective" TVs.
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PITTSBURGH The owner of a recycling operation in central Washington state has been fined $405,000 for allegedly allowing thousands of gallons of oil to leak into the Columbia River while illegally scrapping a derelict barge, resulting in a massive cleanup effort.
Bret A. Simpson and Ellensburg, Wash.-based Principle Metals LLC were fined by the state Department of Ecology over the incident, which occurred along the Columbia River near Camas, Wash., between Dec. 3, 2010, and Jan. 28, 2011 (amm.com, Sept. 30, 2011).
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Throughout the whole of the Christmas period the city is decorated with lights and trees and Town Hall square is transformed into a winter wonderland, including a classic moving tableaux. A magical hideaway in the city centre for children and adults alike featuring:- The 12 days of Christmas, Woodland Tales, Nativity Scene and Town Hall Square Lights.
In addition there are plenty of events in Leicester, listed below in date order...
The New Incunable Print ShopThursday 6 November - Saturday 29 November Tuesday - Saturday 12noon - 5.30pm plus Sunday 16 November 3.30pm - 9.30pm Lightbox Studios, LCB Depot This new exhibition, from Phoenix and artist collective Juneau Projects, features unique woodblocks designed by members of the public at workshops held over the past couple of months; these blocks will now be used to create original artworks, posters and prints to order. Visit the exhibition to find the block you made; design a new block; or try your hand at printing. The title of the exhibition refers to one of the earliest forms of printed material - 'the Incunable' - drawing together the oldest and newest technological advances in printmaking. lcbdepot.co.uk/event/the-new-incunable-print-shop
Christmas Funfair
Monday 17 November – January 2015 Humberstone Gate All the fun of the fair in the heart of the city throughout the festive season. visitleicester.info/christmas
Avenue QTuesday 25 November – Saturday 6 DecemberHansom Hall Musical of the decade – this is the funniest show to hit the West End. Leicester will now laugh all night and leave singing the brilliantly funny songs. £10 / £15. hansomhall.co.uk
Tony Law Friday 28 November8pmThe Y Theatre Dive into the zone of tone for a brand new show of life-affirming, life-changing comedy from the multi award-winning nonsense-maker Tony Law. £12.50. 16yrs+ ytheatre.co.uk
The Sound of Music Friday 28 November – Saturday 17 January Curve This Christmas, Leicester will come alive with The Sound of Music as Paul Kerryson directs a brand new production of the much-loved Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. Set against the idyllic landscape of the Austrian Alps, this heart-warming tale based on a true story follows spirited young nun Maria and her relationship with the Von Trapp family. With a timeless score including Do-Re-Mi, My Favorite Things and Climb Ev'ry Mountain, this global phenomenon continues to enchant audiences across the world. curveonline.co.uk
Christmas Fayre Saturday 29 November 10am – 4pm Leicester Cathedral Stalls of gifts and seasonal refreshments, with folk music and games. Free. leicestercathedral.org Christmas Craft Fair Saturday 29 November & Sunday 30 November 11am - 4pm The Guildhall It's nearly Christmas so why not treat yourself to an alternative shopping experience in the beautiful surroundings of the historic Guildhall. There will be lots of exciting and original stalls selling handmade arts and crafts. It's a brilliant chance to buy unique and special gifts for your friends and family. Adults £1 / children free. T: 0116 253 2569 visitleicester.info/christmascraftfair
Advent Calendars Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 November 11am - 1pm and 2pm - 4pm New Walk Museum & Art Gallery Create your own countdown to Christmas with your own museum advent calendar. £2.50 for activities. T: 0116 225 4900 leicester.gov.uk/museums
Stoneygate MarketSunday 30 November11am - 4pmAllandale Road & Francis Street With 50 stalls of handicrafts, food and drink, locally sourced goods and unique Christmas gifts the market brings with it the best in seasonal gifts, local produce, boutique and handmade products for all the family. stoneygateshopping.blogspot.co.uk
Wreath Making Workshop Sunday 30 November 2pm – 4.30pm Newarke Houses Museum In the historic setting of Newarke Houses Museum, enjoy views of the winter gardens, whilst creating your own unique traditional Christmas wreath. This workshop will give you all the materials, expertise, and inspiration that you need. Enjoy mince pies, traditional wassail (alcohol free), tea and coffee throughout. Booking essential. £18 (includes all materials and refreshments.) T: 0116 225 4980 leicester.gov.uk/museums
Advent Carol Service Sunday 30 November 3pm Leicester Cathedral Carols and music sung by the Cathedral Choir, with readings to mark the beginning of the season of Advent. Free - a collection will be taken. leicestercathedral.org
Snowglobe Experience & Meet SantaMonday 1 - Wednesday 24 DecemberHighcross Shopping Centre A chance for youngsters to visit Sanra and get their requests in for the big day. Parents can pay for their children to meet Father Christmas, receive a gift and play in the fluffy artificial snow. Located between Debenhams and the Disney store on the lower mall. highcrossleicester.com
Mistletoe Masquerade Party NightFridays and Saturdays in DecemberMercure Leicester, The Grand Hotel Join us for a night of mystery, charm and intrigue at our Mistletoe Masquerade Party Night. Whether you're celebrating with friends, family or colleagues you'll enjoy an evening of delicious food and festive entertainment from our DJ. From £36.50 per person. mercureleicester.co.uk
De Montfort University Christmas Carol ServiceWednesday 3 December3.45pmLeicester Cathedral De Montfort University's annual Christmas Carol Service will begin with a group procession from campus to Leicester Cathedral, leaving the Hugh Aston Courtyard at 3.15pm. Free. leicestercathedral.org
Carols After Work Thursday 4 December 6.30pm Leicester Cathedral Join with workers and residents in Leicester city at the end of the working day for traditional carols to sing in the season. Free – a collection will be taken. leicestercathedral.org Block Print the Perfect Christmas Present Thursday 4 December 12pm – 2.30pm The Guildhall Use hand-carved traditional Indian and African print blocks and colourful fabric paints to print onto heavyweight calico, and create beautiful aprons, tote bags and cushion covers – the perfect unique presents for someone special! Booking essential. £25.00 (inclusive of all materials and tuition). T: 0116 253 2569 inspiring-art.co.uk
The Bella Hardy Christmas tour Friday 5 December Doors 7.15pm, music starts 8pm The Guildhall The current BBC Folk Singer of the Year with carols and traditional Christmas songs. Bella Hardy is joined by Anna Massie on guitar, James Lindsay on double bass and Angus Lyon on keyboards, who return to Leicester on their annual Christmas tour. A fixture of the folk scene, regularly selling out across the country. Featuring carols and traditional Christmas songs, many drawn from those she heard and sang as a child in Edale, and possibly the odd Hardy original or two, this will be the perfect starter to the festive season. To book, please call The Guildhall. £13. T: 0116 253 2569. leicester.gov.uk/museums
Christingle Service Saturday 6 December 3pm Leicester Cathedral All ages celebrate the coming light of Christ using traditional stories and symbols, together with giant Nativity puppets made by children from Birstall churches. All welcome, particularly those with young families. Free – a collection will be taken. leicestercathedral.org
I Believe in UnicornsSaturday 6 December2pmSouthfields Library Fresh from a successful West End run, this show by wonderful theatre company Wizard Presents is set in a library full of books that come to life. An enchanting family show, for ages 5 – 11 years. £4 (£2 for library members) leicester.gov.uk/libraries
A Winter Storytelling of Beowulf Saturday 6 December 7.30pm (Doors open at 7pm) Jewry Wall Museum Following the previous evocative, sold-out performance, enjoy another reading of Beowulf, set against the atmospheric backdrop of the illuminated Jewry Wall. Advanced booking essential. Not suitable for under 16s, bar and light refreshments available. £4. T: 0116 225 4971 leicester.gov.uk/museums
Christmas Wreath Making Saturday 6 December 7.30pm - 9.30pm The Guildhall Ensure your guests feel festive the moment they arrive at your door by making a beautiful wreath. You will be shown how to make a traditional wreath whilst enjoying mulled wine & mince pies in the fabulous festive surroundings of the Medieval Guildhall. To book, please call The Guildhall. £20 (all materials are included and no experience is necessary). T: 0116 253 2569 leicester.gov.uk/museums
Christmas Toys and Steam Day Sunday 7 December 1pm - 5pm Abbey Pumping Station Join us for the start of the festive season's fun, listen to the live band play your favourite Christmas tunes in the engine house as the mighty beam engines turn. Marvel at the collection of toys from Christmas past, take a ride on the train and listen to the jolly fairground organ play. The museum's collection of vintage vehicles will also be on display. When the cold starts to bite, why not come into the warmth and enjoy the refreshments on offer at the LMTA café. Family £8, adults £3.50, children / concessions £2.50 (Small charge for train rides). leicester.gov.uk/museums
Annual Christmas Street Fair Sunday 7 December 10am – 5pm Clarendon Park The Annual Christmas Street Fair, with craft and food. It is a great day out for all the family.
Sleeping Beauty Monday 8 – Tuesday 23 December The Peepul Centre A Christmas pantomime with a modern twist. peepulcentre.com
Pinocchio Wednesday 10 December – Saturday 3 January Curve A magical festive adventure for families. Hiccup Theatre join forces with acclaimed writer for children Michael Rosen (We're Going on a Bear Hunt) to bring Carlo Collodi's classic tale to life in a sparkling new version, using puppetry, guaranteed to fill you with festive joy! Suitable for age 3+ and their families. curveonline.co.uk
Eboracum presents: An evening of Xmas classical music Wednesday 10 December 7.30pm The Guildhall More event details to be posted here soon. To book, please call The Guildhall. £12 / £10. T: 0116 253 2569 leicester.gov.uk/museums
Cirque Du SantaThursday 11 December 6.30pmThe Y Theatre Celebrate Christmas in style with a delicious festive menu and world-class Cabaret and Comedy with Kitty Cointreau's BraHaHa! There will be glamour, sparkle and Christmas crackers aplenty in this fun-filled festive treat. Package from £35pp. ytheatre.co.uk
Doing December Differently - Christmas ComedyThursday 11 – Saturday 13 December7pmWalkabout Leicester Join us for our fabulous Live Comedy Parties. A great way to celebrate Christmas 2014. From £8pp. walkaboutbars.co.uk/venues/leicester
Puss in Boots Friday 12 December – Sunday 4 January The Little Theatre Our reputation for presenting traditional family pantomime goes from strength to strength following the success of last year's sell out show Cinderella. We now bring you the story of Puss In Boots – although a lesser known fable, this years panto promises all the sparkle and shine, fun and laughter that you have come to expect from The Little Theatre's annual festive extravaganza. thelittletheatre.net
Comedy Christmas Special with Pete FirmanSaturday 13 December8pmThe Y Theatre Always a humdinger, our annual Christmas special returns with substantially better jokes than you'll get in a Christmas cracker. Headlined by Magic superstar Pete Firman and his blend of crowd-pleasing comedy and jaw-dropping magic. £12 / £10 concessions. 16yrs+ ytheatre.co.uk
I Believe in UnicornsSaturday 13 December2pmThe BRITE Centre Fresh from a successful West End run, this show by wonderful theatre company Wizard Presents is set in a library full of books that come to life. An enchanting family show, for ages 5 – 11 years. £4 (£2 for library members). leicester.gov.uk/libraries
Cinderella Saturday 13 December – Sunday 4 January De Montfort Hall Exclusively written and directed for us by Leicester's Susie McKenna – Artistic Director at Hackney Empire – this show will be packed full of singing, laughter, silliness and a bit of romance – and all, of course, with a unique Lest-ah take on life. We are delighted to announce a fairytale line-up for this year's spectacular family pantomime. CBeebies' presenter Alex Winters appears as the loveable Buttons, Goodness Gracious Me's Kulvinder Ghir stars as Baron Hardup, back following her hilarious role as Spirit of the Ring in last year's panto Aladdin, Rina Fatania makes a welcome return as the Wicked Stepmother, whilst Tony Whittle dons a frock once more as one of the Ugly Sisters. Carly Thoms plays the title role of Cinderella, with Tania Mathurin as her Fairy Godmother, Oliver Brenin as the Prince and Eddie Elliott as Dandini. demontforthall.co.uk
A Traditional Christmas at Belgrave Hall Saturday 13 December 11am – 5pm Belgrave Hall & Gardens Enjoy the charms of a traditional Christmas with seasonal entertainment from yesteryear alongside delicious festive treats. Explore the hall decked out with holly and ivy and pick up unique Christmas presents in the gift fair. Local choirs and musicians will get everyone into the festive spirit ready for candlelit carols in the gardens. Seasonal children's crafts. Family £8.00 (up to 5), adults £3.50. children / concessions £2.50. T: 0116 220 8181 leicester.gov.uk/museums
Print for Christmas: Unique Cards and Wrapping Papers Saturday 13 December 12pm – 2.30pm The Guildhall Create your own unique Christmas cards by making your own print blocks with soft-cut lino and press print, then print onto a wide range of fabrics and papers and mount onto cards. Use your printing blocks to print onto a roll of paper for matching wrapping. You will make one roll of wrap and at least 20 cards. Booking essential. £25 (inclusive of all materials and tuition). T: 0116 253 2569 inspiring-art.co.uk
Family DaySaturday 13 DecemberCurve Join us for a fun-filled day of activities including Backstage Tours, dance classes, choir workshops, and special family workshops for our festive shows, The Sound of Music and Pinocchio! £7 - £3 transaction fee. curveonline.co.uk
Herrick Theatre presents: Sherlock Holmes and the Ruby Affair Saturday 13 December: 6pm Sunday 14 December: 4pm and 8pm Monday 15 December: 8pm The Guildhall Join Holmes and Watson in Baker Street as they investigate another curious case – a story told by Herrick Theatre in their own colourful way including original songs and music. Come and help us solve the mystery, deerstalkers at the ready! A show for all from five years old and over! To book, please call The Guildhall. Tickets £10 - £8.50 (under 16) includes refreshments. T: 0116 253 2569 leicester.gov.uk/museums
The 1914 Christmas Truce Sunday 14 December 2pm Newarke Houses Museum The famous unofficial Christmas Truce of 1914, when British and German soldiers disobeyed orders; unilaterally called a ceasefire, fraternised and played football over the Christmas period. The talk focuses on the Leicestershire Regiment including the story of a relative who was killed on that Christmas Day. Refreshments available. Free event, booking essential, to book call the museum. T: 0116 225 4980 leicester.gov.uk/museums
Christmas Carol Service Tuesday 16 December 7pm The Y Theatre Featuring Dance Activate and Emmanu'-EL Apostolic Gospel Choir, come join us for bible readings, carols and performances by local artists, followed by free mince pies and mulled wine. Free. ytheatre.co.uk
The Royal Ballet - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Tuesday 16 December7.15pmShowcase Cinema De Lux Christopher Wheeldon's full-length ballet based on Lewis Carroll's book is an exuberant piece of storytelling featuring an instantly recognizable cast of characters, among them a tap-dancing Mad Hatter, a tetchy White Rabbit and a raucously bad-tempered Queen of Hearts. General £12.50/ Insider £10. showcasecinemas.co.uk/locations/leicester
Christmas Farmers Market Wednesday 17 & Thursday 18 December Gallowtree Gate For great tasting, locally produced food, buy direct from the growers and producers.
Kingfisher Chorale Wednesday 17 December, Saturday 20 December and Monday 22 December 8pm The Guildhall This year's concerts Puer natus est have been very difficult to put together. There is so much excellent Christmas music that it is sometimes impossible to choose. So this year Musical Director Giles Turner didn't. You, the audience can choose when you arrive at the concert. Giles says ' With so many great pieces in the repertoire we thought that we'd ask our audience to choose some carols on the night, from a short list. That way we hope everyone will get the concert personally tailored for their desires'. So if you want to choose your own personal Christmas carol concert, book early and come along. To book, please call The Guildhall. £9 / £7.50. T: 0116 253 2569 leicester.gov.uk/museums
The Rites of Winter Ceilidh (Christmas ceilidh) Thursday 18 December Doors 7pm The Guildhall Celebrate Christmas with the Rites of Winter Ceilidh! An evening of energetic music and traditional English dancing! Great fun for all the family and a unique opportunity to dosey doe the night away in the Guildhall's beautiful grand old Great Hall. All ages and experience welcome. Band will be The Grand Reunion of Quadragog, with John Ledbury calling. To book, please call The Guildhall. £8 door / £7 advance / £6 NUS door / £5 NUS advance. T: 0116 253 2569 leicester.gov.uk/museums
The Longslade Consort: Mulled Wine, Mince Pies & Music Friday 19 December 5pm - 7pm The Guildhall Music by Vivaldi, Handel, Bach and friends. Tickets £5 includes mince pie and mulled wine (drop-in concert, pay on door). T: 0116 270 9984. leicester.gov.uk/museums Spirits of Christmas Friday 19 December 7.45pm The Guildhall It just wouldn't be Christmas without a roaring fire and a seasonal ghost story or two. Our popular festive special features stories with a Christmas theme and the ideal spine tingling treat in the rush up to the festivities. Chill out with some chilling tales! Always a favourite, so book early to avoid disappointment. To book, please call The Guildhall. £7 / £6. T: 0116 253 2569 leicester.gov.uk/museums
The Story of YMAS Saturday 20 – Tuesday 23 December The Y Gather around the fire - well the stage, where we'll share festive stories and songs to count down to Christmas. This definitely isn't a panto. Oh yes it is. No, it really isn't. 3yrs+ ytheatre.co.uk The Cathedral Carol Service Sunday 21 December 3pm Leicester Cathedral A traditional service of lessons and carols, with the Cathedral Choir. Free – a collection will be taken. leicestercathedral.org
Victorian Christmas at the Guildhall Sunday 21 December 11am - 3pm The Guildhall Enjoy a magical Victorian Christmas for all the family in the unique surroundings of the Guildhall. Meet Father Christmas and soak up the festive spirit at the museum with crafts and trails throughout the day. £2.50 for craft activities. T: 0116 253 2569 leicester.gov.uk/museums
Bolshoi Ballet's The Nutcracker Sunday 21 December3pmShowcase Cinema De Lux On Christmas Eve, Marie's godfather, Drosselmeyer, gives her a strange toy: a wooden nutcracker carved in the shape of a little man. At midnight, when the celebrations are over, all the toys magically come to life. The nutcracker grows to human size and takes charge of the tin soldiers, flying to the rescue of Marie, who is threatened by the Mouse King and his mouse army. General £12.50 / Insider £10. showcasecinemas.co.uk/locations/leicester
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I just bought a new laptop and am wondering if I should unplug it when I shut it down each night. I have always had a desktop and am not sure. My husband says to leave it plugged in all the time and my boss unplugs his every day when we shut it down. Which is best for the laptop?
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TLDR - Remove Revive.
Most of the time dying is bad. However, there are certain situations where dying is the best choice due to the strength of Revive. No summoner spell should make suicide the optimal decision.
One such scenario is being low health at the windmill fight. You can either back or suicide to revive.
If you back that takes 4 seconds and a long time to run to the windmill.
If you die you spend 0 seconds to get back to base, you get to windmill much faster (speed boost), and you are stronger for the fight because of the hp gain.
If the fight is close backing is the wrong choice because your team will lose the windmill fight before you return.
Although Revive takes skill to use properly it rewards counter intuitive play and is only countered by itself. Revive should be removed.
If you have Karthus, sometimes dying is better than backing. Remove Karthus.
I agree with the op, the windmill fight is a revive zerg fest. But it seems everyone is in love with revive.
Gunna have to agree. Every time I pick leona, I pick a target, cc them so my team actually grows a pair and fights, die, revive, and repeat. Almost always works.
Your argument is a bit flawed. That's like saying you shouldn't play bait with Flash or Exhaust, or shouldn't use Cleanse prematurely for the CC reduction, or shouldn't wait for allies to be hurt before using Heal. All spells have variance in their usage, even the binary ones. There are penalties to getting yourself killed intentionally. They are not always immediate and are often ignored, which is the fault of the player.
Removing Revive and doing nothing about Garrison would make only about 20 champions viable in Dominion. 3 supports 1 aoe cc and 10 Garrisons, with double Maokais in bot lane every game. Pushing would be wrong, skirmishing would be wrong, and killing would be pointless, if even possible. First team to win the windmill fight would hold 3-2 for 10 minutes or more. Revive is basically what keeps the turtle-fest meta at bay.
Revive is probably going to drop the speed boost in S3 anyways due to the new boots, and the hp boost will probably become the new spec.
Garrison is OP but that is not justification for keeping Revive.
There have been many good suggestions for adjusting Garrison (removing the "turret healing" ability being my favorite), they could just pick one.
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Database administrators (DBAs) may not be given much attention ninety-nine per cent of the time. But when the database fails for some reason, they become ninjas, (hopefully) restoring the data, recovering the firm's ability to do business, and generally saving the day. This all assumes that you've backed up your database …
Business Continuity
If you really want full DR protection against "fire, flooding and other acts of god." then use Oracle Data Guard, which maintains a near-realtime copy of the DB at another site, ready to go. You'll probably need a full backup as well.
As always, though, you should never start with the backup software and try to figure out what protection it can give you. One thing I hate getting is a call from a customer syaing "I've bought product XXXX, how do I use it to protect my business?" Proper business continuity practice is to work out what level of protection your business needs, and then choose the right solution. It might be weekly cold backups, daily online backups, Data Guard, or some combination of them all.
If you do the risk analysis and the business disruption calculations properly you shouldn't need ninjas.
Re: Business Continuity
Two other points...
A mirrored system offsite is great for a physical disaster, but doesn't help against corruption or user error; as the corruption or mistakes have generally been synced by the time you realise. I'm not saying it is a bad option, but it shouldn't be the only option.
I've experienced that 1st hand with a customer that thought 2 mirrored machines with RAID arrays was "a backup". It isn't, it is just redundancy in the event that one of the machines fails.
The second point, especially for environmental disasters is the 3-2-1 rule:
NO DATA EXISTS unless:
3 - copies of those files exist
2 - at least 2 different types of medium are used to store the files
1 - at least 1 copy is stored off site.
No ... there are 4/5 things that are important to back up in an Oracle database
Aside from the spfile, control file, and datafiles you really want to have a think about backing up the Oracle database, online redo logs, and for any sort of 'hot' backup the relevant archive logs.
These are mentioned in the later parts of the article but really should be in the earlier list of stuff that is important.
Assuming we're talking about recent enough Oracle version it is worth looking into Flashback which allows to do simple point in time queries (useful for recovering from a mistake when information is still in redo logs. For a small performance hit you can run in full flashback mode which uses flashback logs which enable further functionality including restore points.
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Wet Seal Glasses (love these)// Joe Fresh Turtleneck (this on sale) // Zara Leather Skirt // Nike Roshe Run (kids) - SALE // Clutch
I wore this outfit to work last week. The varsity sweater and sneakers were for my commute, of course. I swapped the trainers for my Lanvin pumps that I keep in the office.
These pics were taking in the evening after work. Let it be known that my photographer will not endorse these pictures. But I like them so that's all that matters. LOL
-Be blessed!
This weekend we have a new #JustMissedtheRunway feature… Ms. Rose of Style Operator.
I thought you should know that it is currently Friday 10/31 at 9:05pm and I am still in the office editing this post. As tired as I am, I was way too excited to feature this babe. You ever see someone so stylish, you just say "YES! There it is!"
That's how I feel about Style Operator…
I got the chance to ask Rose a few questions:
Aunty C: How would you describe your style?
Style Operator: This is the one question I never know how to answer! My style is always evolving so it's hard to describe in one word or even a phrase. I'd say it's pretty eclectic, consisting of clean lines, classic pieces, and sometimes a modern edge. Unlike the old me, these days I stray away from most colors and stick mostly to a neutral palette.
Autny C: Where are your favorite places to shop?
Style Operator: Zara is hands-down my go-to store for high end designer-inspired pieces! I've been loving H&M lately—their trend section never disappoints. I also love ASOS for unique items you won't see on everyone else. Other mentionables include Forever 21 (for the occasional good find), J.Crew (but only on sale, let's be honest), Topshop for good statement pieces, and Gap for basics.
Aunty C: One fashion tip to the readers?
Style Operator: There's just so many, but for now I'll give you one I live by: Dress for the job you WANT, not the job you have. Oh, and also… It doesn't take a million bucks to FEEL like it.
Autny C: I noticed you pay close attention to the cut of your clothes. Any advice on how women can dress for their body types?
Style Operator: Ladies, when in doubt, size up! It doesn't matter how much you paid for that skirt, or what designer you're wearing… if it's ill-fitting, you've wasted your money.
Embrace your body, whether you have curves or a boy-ish figure. The key is to buy only what you feel comfortable in. Because I'm curvy, I tend to size up in clothing, especially tops. This makes a world of a difference for me! Don't get me wrong, though. I live for a sexy, tight leather skirt.
There's just something about the way the clothes fall nicely against your body, without pulling or highlighting any of your goodies under there. Remember, nobody has to know what the tag on the inside of your clothing says. It can be our secret. ;)
Well.. the cat is out of the bag! I'm totally in agreement in regards to dressing for the job you want and not the one you have. And yeah J.Crew is only cute on sale. LOL
P.S. I'm stealing your whole entire grey and white look. I'll be sure to give ya credit :)
For more on Rose, check out her banging blog Style Operator and follow her on Facebook , Tumblr, Instagram and Twitter!
-Be blessed!
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Ivanka Trump Coat (I detached the fur)// LAUREN Ralph Lauren Knit (AND THIS ONE ON SALE!!!)// Urban Outfitters Boyfriend Jeans- (Similar) // Christian Louboutin New Simple Pump
Happy Friday! Happy Jeans Day!
It's obvious I'm stoked about this Varisty trend. I couldn't resist this cable- knit I bought at TJ Maxx for the same price as my H&M one.
Oversized coats are becoming my best friend, too! I'm ready for you winter!
P.S. I just discovered VSCO Cam- in case you were wondering why my pictures look edited! I loveeee!!!
-Be blessed!
Ivanka Trump Coat // Vince Camuto Top // Urban Outfitters Pants // Zara Heels- Old
Yes I did, Yes I did… Somebody please tell em who the [heck] I is…
This entire look was completely inspired by my fabulous friend Shanda who works for my company. We met in the cafeteria through style. Yes! She complimented me on my dress and I was drooling over her Alice & Olivia Stacey Face Pumps. It's as if God answered one of my fashion prayers- that I connect with someone at work who spoke my fashion language.
Not to say that this look is her kind of style per se. BUT, Shanda pays no attention to the "unwritten corporate dress code." And it works for her so well! She NEVER looks inappropriate but she ALWAYS stands out. When I saw these pants in my closet waiting to get its tagged popped, I thought… "What would Shanda Do?" The answer is quite obvious…Considering some of my coworkers come to work in long night gown dressed, I think a wide leg pant is safe to enter the corporate realm.
In any event, I scored the last of this Ivanka Trump wool coat (similar on the cravings list) at TJ Maxx for the low! It's actually big on me but I couldn't let the gal who followed me around the store, waiting for me to put it down, win. Soooooo it came home. This top, last worn here, is from Ross, the UO pants were $10, and the zara heels were $20. I won.
-Be blessed
J.Crew Endless Shirt (Take 25% off with code STYLETREAT; I bought a size 2 in Regular sizes although I am traditionally a size 6)// 3.1 Phillip Lim x Target Trench Coat // Zara Leather Shorts (Sold out but try ASOS on sale) // Kenneth Cole Heels (Old) // Aldo Bag (Similar) // M.A.C. Ruby Woo Lipstick // Earrings from Ghana (Try the Topshop pair)
These kind of looks are my ultimate favorite. In my previous post, I discussed how you can never go wrong with trench coats; they can make a simple look suddenly appear crisp and chic. Last weekend we were blessed with unusually nice weather so I decided to pair my new favorite shirt with leather shorts. Completed the look with these Kenneth Cole shoes and cat-eye sunnies.
Tomorrow, I'll post part two of the winter essentials….
-Be blessed!
H&M Oversized Coat & Cropped Top (Sold out) // Zara Skirt // Valentino Rockstud Heels // Aldo Clutch (Old)
Today marks my one year anniversary at my firm. For many of you who do not know, I work in Reinsurance for a VERY large corporation. I moved from Philadelphia (although I've been a New Yorker from birth) last year October 27, 2013 and started at my firm October 28, 2014. Yeah- no days off.
Anniversaries are extremely important to me. Not that I tend to get lost in the celebratory aspects of these milestones; but for me, it's a time to reflect and mark the progress and growth. And boyyyy have I grown.
Not so much professionally, but more so spiritually and emotionally. In the past year, I have suffered more than I thought
I'd ever suffer. I've experienced heart breaks, deaths, and physical ailments. But through it ALL, God sustained me. Where would I be if it wasn't for His grace and mercy.
Man, short answer= dead. And that shouldn't be taken lightly. I would be flat out 6 feet under, soul waiting impatiently for the final judgment.
I've learned the power of shifting energy. Things that bothered me in the past, no longer take precedence over what's truly important. I'm no longer concerned with the path my life takes. After all, I'm not the author of my life so why should I worry myself on how it turns out?
That's all for now…
-Be blessed…
Nike Roshe Run // DVF Annette Pumps // Altuzarra for Target Booties // Altuzarra for Target Over-The-Knee Boots // Joe Fresh Scarf // Joe Fresh Stripe Shirt // Zara Vest (Not sure why it's been removed from special prices- sorry)// Zara Faux Leather Jacket // Brownsken Natural T-Shirts // H&M Varsity Sweater (The cheaper one here)//Merona via Target Denim Top
-Be blessed!
So we missed an opportunity to feature 2 people in the last 2 weeks but we're making up for it with this fly petite beauty! Meet Dannie Smith aka @5FootDiva:
I stumbled across Dannie on IG and I was so impressed (which doesn't happen often). I love how she dresses for her frame!
I got the chance to ask Ms. Danielle a few questions:
Aunty: How would you describe your style?
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Zara Jacket // J. Crew Endless Top (Now 25% off-Lucky You!)// H&M Super Skinny Super Low Jeans // Giuseppe Zanotti Pumps// Aldo Bag – Sold Out
Oversized button downs are a big win for me. Considering my petite frame (length wise, that is) and my long time troubles with jeans/trousers, the oversized button- up/down trend stole my heart. To be quite honest, before blogging, I just stayed away from jeans and trousers. I couldn't bother with the waist and length alterations…or the fact that every pair I tried on shortened my frame instead on elongating it. However, this J.Crew Endless shirt helps me to disguise the wardrobe malfunctions I'm so used to having->loose at the waist, baggy crotch area, etc. It took some convincing by my confidant to purchase this top. I origninally opted for a $25 Target option. I loved it but the Confidant reminded me "Quality over quantity"… I finally gave in and bought this freaking expensive top….but its really worth it because I already see myself wearing it in the future…. and by future I mean like tomorrow.
-Be blessed.
Coats/Jackets: So it's cold. Yeah we get that. But I'd be doing you an injustice to have you combat this weather without looking your best. And by best, I do mean your coat/jacket collections. I simply cannot control what you wear under these. I believe men and women should have a minimum of 4 coats/jackets-considering you can afford to have more than one. And no. Don't go purchase them all at once. Outerwear can be a bit pricey. These are the investment essentials that you simply cannot avoid. So here it goes:
Wool Coats:Whether you work a corporate 9-5 or play lead guitarist in a rock band full-time, a long wool coat will be needed in your wardrobe. How corny and tacky do people look wearing a business suit with a bomber jacket? Certain things should be avoided- like men carrying The North Face backpack over a business suit heading to an interview. If you want to dress the part, don't partially dress… The cool thing about wool coats is they can be used as the "Saturday Throw-On!" Think: white tee, distressed jeans, sneakers and wool coat. Sort of like the below:
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The Bubble: Now I'm sorry but some bloggers are full of horse crap. Mid January in NYC. 10 degrees Fareinheit. Who the hell has time to be cute in a wool coat? Please pass the Eskimo Bubble. The Antartica, weather proof one lined with some kind of cozy material; goosed-down, and particularly, in a military color to keep me looking fashion forward. The ones below work just well:
The Trench: Okay so its October/November. Its cold. You're missing the summer, but you can still get away with minimal layering. You want a multi-purpose rain- resistant jacket that'll hold you down until mid- December? Try the Trench! You can NEVER go wrong with a trench coat. If you're fancy, ALWAYS opt for Burberry. If you're broke (like myself), No worries! Plenty of options out there!
The Biker: Go with the Biker at your own risk. It's okay if you're not cool enough. The Biker isn't for the faint-hearted…or the people who thinks (yeah I said thinks) they can get away with buying a cheap looking, faux leather option from Strawberry. I'm sure if you had it your way, you would opt for the Saint Laurent one below on the left. But we're not all privvy to the finer things in life. Humble yourself. Try H&M or Zara for a reasonably priced leather biker. Don't play yourself and get one from Easy Pickins. You look cheap, and we all notice.
I'm here guys and gals. I'm totally here for ya'll! Email me or comment below. I always find the Sales. ALWAYS. I'm not stingy. I'm a fashion blogger. I'm here to share the wealth.
-Be blessed! [Stay Fresh]
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Jones New York skirt (worn as a cape)/// Joe Fresh Turtleneck // Talbots Cargo Pants (Try this) // DVF Shoes // Milani Sangria Lipstick
At Tonya's Fashion & Finance Event, I scored this Jones New York skirt I assumed was a cape. It wasn't until I tried it at home a few weeks later that I realized it was a size 14 skirt. LOL. If you haven't realized yet, capes are on trend this season. At the moment, I have a wool coat cape and a trench coat cape; this skirt cape serves as the perfect addition to my closet hahaha. Get creative with your clothes, people! You never know what you may be able to invent.
-Be blessed!
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This video was made specifically for all my Tanzanian cuties that requested it :) Keep in mind that everyone has different hair! This is what works for me! I can't bother with twist outs, braid outs, curl outs, whatever else naturalistas do. Believe it or not, there is a lot of damn length in my fro, but shrinkage is so real…and I actually appreciate it. Nothing worse than an awkward length TWA (teeny weeny afro), in my humbling opinion.
I do not specialize in hair, I specialize in STYLE! If you want a more detailed how-to, check out natural hair vloggers on YouTube.
The key is to remain consistent and retain moisture!
In any event, any questions comment below!
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River Island Hat (Sold Out) // H&M Sweater and Skirt (This one can be trusted)// Altuzarra for Target Booties (Love these)// Daddy's Tube Socks
Never put your full trust in FAUX leather.
This leather H&M skirt is a shameful purchase. I thought I might be able to get away with it but NO! The material makes me want to throw up. Seriously. Don't let my photographer's photgraphy skills fool you. This skirt should be banned from one's closet.
In any event, varsity sweaters are in major trend this season. If you say my Autumn Craving's Wish List, then you probably noticed the Rag&Bone one I was coveting. Well, that one is sold out and way too expensive. Just super happy H&M made an affordable alternative.
-Be blessed!
Recognizing I no longer have the priviledge to eat whatever I want, which includes Cold Stone milkshakes about 4x a week. Even the thickest of layers cannot cover the amount of weight I've gained in my face… I suppose I should actually take advantage of my very expensive NYSC gym membership now.
H&M Oversized Blazer (Try this) and Skirt // Joe Fresh Shirt and Scarf// Chinese Laundry Booties // MAC Ruby Woo Lip
Stripes are still one of my favorite layering pieces. I wanted to have fun with this look so I through on this scuba skirt and peep-toe booties. During the colder seasons, I try to bundle up as much as possible, excluding my legs. Not sure if they create they're own body heat but I don't really feel cold on my legs. I try to avoid leggings/stockings as much as possible because they make me itchy so bare legs it is….
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Poll suggests tight European election battle
The latest Wales barometer poll points to a close battle in the European election in Wales.Read the full story ›
Wales values us, says Labour
Welsh Labour have welcomed today's opinion poll that puts them on course for two seats in the European Parliament, with support well ahead of the second placed party, UKIP.
The poll also suggests that if voters were choosing a new Assembly, Labour would slip from 30 seats to 29 in the Senedd, leaving the party outnumbered by the combined opposition.
Today's poll shows clearly that the people of Wales value the hard work of Welsh Labour standing up against the Tories and Lib Dems in Westminster, and delivering for Wales in the Senedd. It's evident that the Tory war on Wales has backfired and failed to give them the boost of support they were hoping for. Only a vote for Labour in May's European election will send a message to David Cameron.
For Leanne Wood and Plaid Cymru this poll is not just bad - it's embarrassing. The so-called party of Wales have stagnated under her leadership. If this poll is accurate only around one in ten people will vote for her party this year and next.
Parties react to poll
The Conservatives and Plaid Cymru have responded to the latest Welsh Opinion Poll, which suggests that Labour will win two of four Welsh seats in the European Parliament next month and that UKIP are in second place.
This poll is consistent with others which have shown the Welsh Conservatives are on course to keep their seat in the European Parliament. Between now and 22 May we will continue to remind people is that if you want to cut the cost of Europe, take back control of our borders, and have the chance to vote in an in-out referendum on Europe then you should vote Conservative. None of the other parties can deliver this.
As the only party that puts Wales first, Plaid Cymru will be fighting for every vote in the coming European elections. There is a danger that Wales - our economy, our communities and our culture- could be left totally isolated and under threat if we allow the scaremongering, right wing politics of UKIP to shape our future. People have a choice in this election, and we would urge voters to vote for Plaid Cymru, the only party that will put the interests of Wales first.
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Welsh Income Tax very unpopular with Tory voters
Despite the row over Welsh income tax between David Jones and Andrew RT Davies, both men agree that there should be a referendum on giving the Welsh Government income tax raising powers -and that the Conservatives would campaign in favour. But Tory voters are deeply hostile to the idea.
Detailed analysis for tonight's Sharp End of the latest Wales Barometer opinion poll shows that Conservative voters are the most heavily against, with Labour voters justifying their party leaders' reluctance to embrace the idea. Lib Dem politicians' enthusiasm is not matched by their supporters.
- How would you vote in a Welsh Income Tax referendum?
- Labour: Yes 36% No 41%
- Conservatives: Yes 16% No 71%
- Plaid Cymru: Yes 60% No 23%
- Lib Dems: Yes 35% No 40%
If Plaid Cymru voters mostly want Welsh income tax, they too could be disappointed. Plaid's leader, Leanne Wood, has said a referendum cannot be a priority due to proposed restrictions on any income tax powers. (The analysis is based on how people would vote when choosing their constituency AM).
Poll shows Wales could be isolated in Europe says Plaid
Responding to the findings of the latest Wales Barometer poll, a Plaid Cymru spokesperson said,
This poll's findings in relation to the Labour Government's performance are damning and reflect the urgent need for a dramatic change of course in health and education.
The European election is some months away, but there is a danger that Wales - our economy, our communities and our culture- could be left totally isolated and under threat if we allow the scaremongering, right wing politics of UKIP to shape our future.
People have a choice in this election, and we would urge voters to vote for Plaid Cymru, the only party that will put the interests of Wales first.
Welsh Conservatives welcome poll findings
In response to the latest Wales Barometer Poll, Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies said,
This poll confirms that the Welsh Conservatives remain the main challengers to Carwyn Jones' lazy Labour Government, which has been in power continuously for 15 years.
Welsh Conservatives are the party of low tax and big ideas to get the Welsh economy growing again and put more money in the pockets of hardworking people.
These figures demonstrate that an increasing number of people recognise that Labour's Welsh Government is to blame for poorer standards in schools and hospitals and the underperforming Welsh economy. There remains some way to go in reminding people where responsibility lies and the only poll results which matter are those on election day itself.
'More to be done' admits First Minister following poll
The First Minister has been responding to the latest Wales Barometer poll which shows widespread disappointment in the Welsh Government's performance in health, education and the economy.
Opinion shifts on European Referendum and on Welsh Income Tax
Despite the strong showing in UKIP support for this May's European Election, the Wales Barometer Poll shows that supporters of staying in the European Union now outnumber those who would vote in a referendum to leave the EU.
- Stay in EU 41% (38% in December)
- Leave EU 38% (40% in December)
- Don't know/Won't vote 22% (22% in December)
Meanwhile, as the prospect of a referendum on the devolution of income tax powers appears to be receding, support for the whole idea is also in decline.
- Yes 31% (35% in December)
- No 42% (38% in December)
- Don't know/Won't vote 28% (26% in December)


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|Sat, 07-28-2007 - 11:57am
I had a m/c ( D&C ) in March...start ttc again in April. I was wondering how long it took to get a bfp again.
Thank you
|Mon, 08-06-2007 - 11:16am
Thank you for giving me hope.
I got my period today and had my m/c in March.
I will be 41 next month.
|Mon, 08-06-2007 - 9:19am
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|Mon, 07-30-2007 - 7:06pm
I am glad you got pregnant within 6 months. I'm so tired of ttc and getting my period!
Thanks, Tricia
|Mon, 07-30-2007 - 7:03pm
Yes, 2 years, it was very hard after waiting that long. I'm not seeing a specialist because i will not do any fertility treatments because i'm not covered and i'm not covered for a RE. I did have all my blood work and my dh had a SA. I have not had a hsg though.
I believe they should of checked for progesterone levels and the hcg. When I mentioned it to my ob, she ordered the test and it came back low.
The only thing my ob told me about my M/C was it could of been my age. I should of had them look into it more but I was so sad at the time. It could of been my progesterone levels were low but they don't want to tell you that because my ob didn't order me the test. I had to request the test.
|Mon, 07-30-2007 - 4:39pm
Im sorry for your loss and wish you all the luck in getting pregnant again soon.
|Sun, 07-29-2007 - 4:07pm
Wow, 2 years, that makes it even harder to lose, and you heard the heartbeat. I'm so sorry you had to go thru that. I hope this time it's quick for you like this cycle. Are you seeing a specialist? Did they have any thoughts on why you miscarried? Those are the answers I want. My Hcg #'s seemed so good, then it just ended?? I need to ask the Dr what I can do next time. Should they have tested for progesterone level as well as Hcg? Things like that I am not sure of...
We were on our third cycle when I got pg. The last time I actually tryed to get pg, I was 27yrs old and It took me 6months. I thought that was eternity. Now I'm 42 and can't really expect things to be the same.
|Sun, 07-29-2007 - 11:55am
Hi Kim,
Sorry about your m/c. I also m/c at 6/7 weeks. I did get to hear the baby's heartbeat.
how long did it take you to get pregnant? Two long years for me.
My cycle return to normal the next month.
Good luck!
|Sun, 07-29-2007 - 11:29am
My first miscarriage was when I was about 7-1/2 weeks...relatively early (although still heartbreaking, as you know, unfortunately). I miscarried right around the time that I would've gotten my period...and I got my period about a month after I miscarried. With my last miscarriage (17 weeks), it took about 1-1/2 months to get my period. So I think you're right--it does seem to have to do with how far along you were.
Good luck!!!


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Relationships should be relatively calm, with no wind gales, rainstorms or heat waves. Take advantage of the serenity to enjoy some quiet time with your sweetie, or discuss troubling issues that would normally cause the temperature to rise. You may also enjoy just being with friends or cuddling up with a good book and a glass of wine!
Relationships are tempestuous and unpredictable. Thunderclouds can dampen your day or produce sizzling sparks of electricity between you and your sweetie. Arguments can turn into a bedroom romp, but it's probably not wise to bring up troubling subjects unless you enjoy being struck by lightning.
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